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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Longest Day
Week End Drivers Also
Promised Hot Sun

Detroiters today have the long
est day of the year on which TO
start on a weekend tour, and a
promise that the weather will be
fair and warm (ninetyish) and sur
rounding roads almost entirely free
of detours.
Summer begins officially at 1874
p. m. today-when the sun reaches
its farthest northern point-and il
has also begun in fact since both
today and tomorrow, the weather
man said, will be fair with the
mercury reaching 90. The predic-
ton extends to surrounding states
also.
The Automobile Club Of Michi-
gan reported all main roads clear
in Michigan. and almost entirely so
in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Army Planes Aid
In Bomber Hunt

Army planes from Camp Skeel
at Oscoda, Mich, today joined in a
hunt for Canadian light bomber
missing since Thursday night on a
flight from Port Albert, Ont, "a
Port Dover. ont, The ship carries
a four-man crew.
The bomber IS believed TO be
down either in Lalf Huron or the
northern section Of the Lower Pen
inSula of Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Locate Sub; No Sign of Life
Debris Shows
Hull Broken

BY JAMES l.. KILGALLEN

Int1 News ssr,irs star Corres pondrnt
PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. June 81
that any of 80 officers and
men. trapped in the sunken United
States Navy submarine 90, were
still alive virtually was abandoned
today.
Desperate efforts TO communi-
cate with the men. imprisoned on
the oceans floor at the depth Of
440 feet had failed after salvage
craft definitely located the boat.
Rear Admiral Richard Edwards,
commander Of the submarine force
of the Atlantic feet. who is al the
scene. said rescue workers have
received no indication OF life IN
the submarine.
Lieut.. Elliot Olson, commander
OF the submarine Grayling. frankly
stated his opinion that all aboard
the 90 are dead.
Navy officials were generally
agreed that use of the Momsen
lung by the o-9's crew. in at
tempting 10 effect an escape.
would be impossible because Of
the depth at which they are
This lung is a device, covering
the mouth and nose. allowing the
wearer 10 breathe under water.
Divers were being sent down
this morning in an attempt 10
the hull and devise means
az raising the -Sunl<en- SiihnerSihle-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Equal Wages of Other Industries

The agreement signed in Washington at p. m. yes
erday following II actual days of negotiations which started
June g.
The clause provides that the will pay
at least high those being paid by the major competitor
in five industrial fedsauo cement glass steel and tire
Last nights shifts also benefited by derential of five
per hour, which provides be paid
workers the first and third shifts
The signed by II union officials headed by
Go President Philip Murray JAW President R. Thomas and
Allan Haywood international organzaona director of the CO.
and by two Bennett
director and l. A. Capzz Ford counsel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
British Bomb
KEEL Naval Base
international News service Cable


LONDON. June 21.-Authorizeo
quarters said this afternoon thai
British bombers had been attack
ing the German-held continental
coast for hours today.
British bombers poured high OK.
plosives and incendiaries on the
German naval base at Kiel last
night and early today and ham.
mered other targets in their tenth
successive night attack on north.
ern Germany.
An air ministry communique
said
"kiel and docks at Dunkirk
and BoulOgne were bombed last
night. BY daylight yesterday an
eenmy patrol vessel was bombed
and destroyed off Denhelder.
One plane is missing"
BERLIN, June 21.-UNS)-The
high command announced today
that U-boats have sunk another
50 900 tons of conveyed merchant
steamers in the North Atlantic.
The high command. also stated
that German planes last night
bombed factories. port facilities
and airports in south and south
east England
An effective night raid on the
British Mediterranean naval base
iof Alexandria was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

Meet Tomorrow
At Fair Grounds

A contract covering 100000 employees of the
Ford Motor Company and providing for a union
shop, dues checkoff and pay raises estimated at
600 annually today needs only the ratifica-
ton of Ford employee members of the UAW-CIO to
go into effect.
The members will vote acceptance rejection Of the
contract at tomorrow at meeting in the State Fair
Coliseum.
the contract is accepted and union leaders unan
predicting that would be- the night shift
at Ford plants last night presumably benefited by the
increases since the effective with signing
agreement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21

vice. including radio, telegraph
telephone and mail. have been
placed under state control tenn
porarily, the Finnish radio an
nounced. All newspapers. periodl-
Gals and leaflets come under the
Temporary censorship, especially
those relating 10 political condi-
tons in foreign countries, the
radio stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
DEPTH BALKS DIVERS

The depth at which the 90 is
trapped, seemed 10 preclude pos
sibility that the divers will be able
TO get TO the victims in time 10
bring them up alive.
Quantities OF wreckage--cork
oil and decking-floated on the
water above the spot where the
O-9 went down. indicating that
the Submersible had been crushed.
Scene of the disaster was in the
Isles of Shoals. ID miles east of
Portsmouth. and less than 5 miles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Times staff Correspondent

ANN ARBOR, June 21.-Blond
Anita Louise's get acquainted
tour at the University of Michigan
will continue today when she and
her proud host, All-American Tom
Harmon, start from where they
left off AT 3 O'Clock this morning
after the gay annual Senior Prom.
Miss Louise came here TO be
Harmon's Prom guest and TO $40
the real Michigan campus. She
will be co-starred with the foot
ball star in his movie debut,
Harmon OF Michigan, which
will go into production as soon
as they both return TO Hollywood.
John Thoma, Columbia press
agent, said that the blonde queen
would remain here to meet Toms
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Har4
mon. and attend commencement
exercises at Ferry Field this eve
ming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Red-NaZi Crisis
Reports in London Indicate Showdown May Occur
This Week.Endi Hint Crack Troops at Border
BY JAMES T.. BROWN
Init News service stan Correspondent

LONDON. June 21.-Reports Of
huge Russian troop movements
reached the front pages of London
newspapers today, rejecting the
continuing war of nerves swirling
around the USSR.
The London Daily Express said
il was reported that 10 divisions
of picked Russian fighters were
maSsed near Leningrad on the
Karelian Isthmus Cfacing the Fin
niSh border), ready for any emer-
gency.
According 10 the Express. NJ IS
COW officials are moving "warily''
in their relations with GERMANY.
but the dispatch said il was con-
Stantly limited that the pur-
ported RuSso-German crisis may
reach its peak this weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Contract JAWS Greatest Victory

1t brought the workers union almost nonexsent
in Ford plants few months its greatest victory and most
advanced contract within the industry The shop
checkof clauses unique in the industry.
Major contract clauses
THE company recognizes the union the
gaining agency for all of the employees company
in all of the production and assembly plants units
company in the United States Certain cassifcatons
poyes excepted such superintendent foremen admin
istraon employees, farmers and students
CEmployes covered by this agreement present and
- employees, shall be and good standing members
of the union Persons losing membership the union shall
be retained in the employ of the company.
0The company will deduct from pay of each employee
covered by this agreement all initiation fees dues
and assessments.
f-Seniority shall be cumulative from day OF
L employment, but employees shall acquire seniority listing
only after six months from date of hiring.
E-When there is decrease in force employees itheut
~ seniority shall be laid off first The hours work
shall be reduced 80 per before any
laid off, Should there be further decrease employees will
laid off according to seniority order maintain the 32hour
week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
REVEAL NEW PLANE

The paper added that the Mos
COW radio has been praising the
performance Of a new Russian
military plane known as .he
Stalin-25. The Russian an.
nounccr was quoted as saving
"Our pilots are ready 90 use
them In the interests of the
people Of the USSR."
The Daily Express also carried
a report of a communicate from
Bucharest" in which Rumanian
Premier Ion Antonescu was said
to have served this notice on
Soviet Dictator Josef Stain:
although relations between
Bucharest ant Moscow are nor
NAL. Rumania, n view of the
present situation has placed
herself In state of prepared
ness"
The paper added that German
Field Marshal Gen. Sigmund Won
List. who commanded the German
Balkan campaign, accompanied
by chiefs of the German and Ru-
manian general staffS, has estab-
lished headquarters at Snagov.
CENSORSHIP IN FINLAND
HELSINKI. June 2l,-GNS)-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
wHIRLwIND CAMPUS TOUR

For II hours after her arrival
here yesterday afternoon. Miss
Louise sped through a whirlwinn
tour of the campus. When the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Too Much for Tom
Gay Anita, Hornons Date, Is Fresh as a Dais,
After a Campus Whirl and Dancing to 3

couple left the dance, she seemed
just as fresh and vivacious Is
earlier in the afternoon when sh,
passed and kicked a football in tbs
giant university stadium under
Harmon's careful tutelage.
The wearied All-American was
astonished by his guests vitality
There's nothing put up
about her." he said after OK
changing "good-nights." "She
looks sort of frail. hut she packs
n lot Of get up and GO We've
had n real workout since meet
ing at the Detroit airport. but
she just keeps right on going as
though she would never get
tired"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
PROOF OF BEST DATE

AS proof for his claim that
Miss Louise was the best date
at the Prom, Harmon pointed cut
that he had spent most Of the eve
ming on the SidelineS while his
school chums "cut in"
Most successful were Toms FRA
ternity brothers from Phi Delta
Theta. and the Phi Kappa PSis.
where the feted pair ate dinner
before the dance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
British BdrrdQe
Rips Damascus
International New, Photo
X. j. THOMAS
International New. service cabI.

VICHY, France, June 21.-
British artillery heavily shelled
the Melderine area of Damascus
today after Allied forces occupied
the Mezze airport four miles from
the Syrian capital.
At Jebel, between Damascus and
Kiswe. Vichy troops were strongly
resisting British and Free French
attacks, according TO a military
spokesman.
CAIRO. June q. - HNS) 49,
Heavy fighting on all fronts in
Syria was reported in today'S COM
munique by the British which told
of further progress in the drive
on Damascus.
In addition 10 the Damascus
area, heavy fighting also was re-
ported along the Lebanese coast,
where the British are advancing
toward Beirut.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
Double Time Paid for Sundays

c-The company will pay rates in the several cassfcatons
at least high those paid by the major competitor
the auto cement glass; steel and tire industries The union
agrees to name the competitor within 10 days.
Any employe classification employees now receiving
in of the established shall be reduced All
adjustments shall be sign
ing Of the agreement. =
Timesndahslf shall be paid for Of eight
Contnued on Next Page. Col 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
IN THE
NEWS


saturday Symposium,
THE PEACEMAKER
ITAVE Ye forgotten me'
IL From rhence comes
all this
Mortal strife,
The rage of Which is life,
Held hostage to the rays
OF sin,
OF Inst. Of grierous thought
Within,
Have Ye forgotten me?
Hare Ye forgotten me?
This day, to ponder NTH
The thought
The price men pay, is
frdught
With fields Of blood, Of
Heroes slain,
Who held the sacrifice not
Vain,
Hare Ye forgotten me9
Hare Ye forgotten me?
The one Ye sought to s0Othe
Your fears,
To cleanse the soul, To dry
The tears,
Today, as nations sound the
Cal
For sacrifice, by one and
All,
Hare Ye forgotten mc'
JOHN EMERSON.
427 So. Union Drive,
Los Angeles, Calf.
June 18th, I941.
\ sc 18th Ave-,
Sea Cliff, n. ",
June II, 1911.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
I WISH 10 express my appre.
i citation of your recent ar
ticle on the reasons why
France must cooperate with
Germany.
1t was not only very inter
esting but extremely educa-
tiOnal and cleared up several
points which had been puz-
zling me for quite a while.
l do hope it was read by
those members of our govern
ment who labor under the de-
fusion that France can toss
off the yoke of Germany at
will.
In regard to your previous
article concerning American
women who do not seem to
appreciate the privilege OF
voting or taking their proper
place in our national affairs
i believe most women are
shOckingly Indifferent.
/ myself, however. have
written nearly a hundred let
ters to senator's, newspaper
editors, prominent interven-
tiOnists, etc, urging them a.
persuasively as possible to
avoid foreign entanglements,
wipe out communism and
other subversive clements,
reduce governmental expendi-
lures, and make this won
erful country Of ours a shin
Rng beacon for all the rest of
the world to be guided by.
Outside of making a speech
on a soapbox or skywritinS
my opinions, / don't know
what else a simple, busy
housewife can do, do you?
l never miss your daily col
umn and hope you continue it
for a long time to come.
Very truly yours,
EDITH MacCARROLL.
NMrs' Ill.,
The Harvard Crimson
II Plympton ST.,
Cambridge, Mass.
June 9, 1871.
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst,
Care The Boston American,
Boston, Massachusetts.
Dear Mr.. Hearst:
I READ with interest your
i article in your column "In
the News" on the Harvard
Crimson, the Harvard Lam
noon. and the movie actress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-21
CENSORSHIP IN FINLAND

HELSINKI. June 2l,-GNS)-.
All branches of Finnish press SER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
NiNen Charged
As Drunk Driver

John T. Millen, director of the
Detroit zoo was too intoxicated
to drive" when he was involved in
an accident July 10 at Grand River
and Larchmont avenues, Frank O.
Kropp. AZ. of $1,000 Provost ave-
nue. testified today The charge
was mad eat tn etrial of Millen in
Traffic Court on charges Of
drunken driving and leaving the
scene of an accident.
Kropp the first witness before
Visiting Circuit Judge Joseph F.
Sanford of Muskegon. said that
after Millen Sideswiped the car of
Ivan Johnson. 81. of 1864 Freeland
avenue, he drove on and was
forced to stop him some eight
blocks later when Kropp drove his
car in front of Millen's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
HOpefulS Tell Why
They Rum for Council

Detroit for seven years. intends TO
run on program. TO provide more
technical education in the public
schools.
What we need is 10 have our
schools used the year around"
he declared
Informed that the schools now
are operating "a hours a day train
ing both young men and women
and adults for defense jobs, he re-
piled:
"Oh, is that so? Well. the pro-
gram should be continued then
after the emergency"
Byron has a background as a
steamfitter. 25 years as an umpire
in the National and minor leagues
and Is years as a health Inspector.
I'm well known in Detroit
and just because i was retired
by the board OF health, l don't
(COntinuPd on Page 11l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

NEW YORK. Sept. GINS
Out of Wendell WILKES cam
paign for the presidency came a
romance which eliminated today
in the marriage of Lemoyne Jones,
Wilkes press secretary during
the campaign, and Miss Nina
Varian. who was Jones secretary
in the same period. Jones was
loaned TO Willkie by District At
torney Thomas +. Dewey for the
campaign and returned to his post
as public relations representative
for Dewey after the campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Champagne for All
Orchestra and Head Waiter Fired for Spree Laid
to Rich Patrons Birthday Celebration

hIoIering, 'Everybody's got to
have a drink on Charley
"W hen the orchestra got
through playing he sent up sew
eral bottles 10 their room. Later
a few of the boys from the or
chestra, who had changed into
street clothes and were on their
way home, came into the room
and this guy bought more liquor.
TWO WEEKS NOTICE
"The management of the hotel
called me the next day and
said / was fired. I claimed
was not responsible for the
party and we called In the union
officers. IL was finally decided
was to get two weeks notice.
Seelbach minimized the incident
and said there were only a few
patrons in the Casino while the
wealthy celebrator was purchasing
the IS bottles.
Parsons and his orchestra
were going 90 leave In q few
weeks any way" said Seelbach.
"Of course the men In the or
chestra had no right 10 drink In
the public rooms. For that res-
son disciplined the head walter
and Parsons. The orchestra has
been given two weeks notices.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

An $500 champagne party in
the Casino of Hotel Book Cadillac
which eliminated in the dismissal
OF the head waiter and a two
weeks notice for the orchestra was
revealed today.
Orchestra Leader Lorin Parsons
said William o. Seelbach, general
manager of the hotel. had given
the orchestra notice of immediate
dismissal, but rescinded the action
after officials of the Musicians
union had threatened 10 call a
strike.
HOW 1T ALL BEGAN
A wealthy customer Of the
CASING. who was celebrating his
birthday and purchased IS bottles
of champagne for every one IN the
Casino. was the source of all the
trouble, according 10 Parsons.
"This guy came into the
Casino all alone" said Parsons.
land said he wanted company
In celebrating his birthday. lie
went from table TO table, buying
champagne for every one who
would drink.
He said he was tool and
die manufacturer and was
clearing $1,000 a week. He kept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

their families. snatching them
away from the Nazi grasp.
All of the settlements in the
Spitzbergen Islands were quickly
garriSoned by Canadian troops.
aided by attachments Of British
and free Norwegian units.
1t was officially announced that
a battle force of the royal navy,
including aircraft carriers from
which planes of the fleet air arm
operated, guarded the expedition
through the hazardous stages of
its journey past the Nazi-occupied
Norwegian coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
500 10 Get Out;
Stays in Race

Wendell A. Lochbler. suspended
police lieutenant, today paid 500
to correct a political miSappre-
hension he shared with many other
Detrolters.
The 500 was the fee Lochbller
had posted 10 become a candidate
for mayor. When Lochbiler. await
ing trial on grand jury graft
charges. filed in the campaign,
many of his friends shrugged it
off with the comment that he
would withdraw and get his money
hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
America-Na1 Sea Fight Coming, Churchill Says
Coal Isles
Seized by
British
(Eyewitness describes method OF
attack Page
By JAMES Il. BROWN
Int'I News Service stan Correspondent

LONDON, Sept. "a seaborne
expeditionary force of British
Canadian and Norwegian troops
has seized Norway's strategic
Spitzbergen Islands in the Arctic
Circle. the War office announced
early today declaring that the
Archipclago's valuable coal depos-
its have now been denied 10 the
Germans.
Signifying possibly the first step
IN the opening Of new war front
against Germany TO relieve Russia.
the spectacular expedition across
more than ] 800 miles of frigld
Arctic waters was staged with
such rapidity and secrecy that
Germany's armed forces. caught
unaware. were unable 10 reach the
scene in time 10 defend the
islands
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
Doctor Dead in Office,
Cloth Soaked in Ether

Death of DR.. Barney Nosan-
chuck, 80. found with his face
pressed into an ether-soaked cloth
in his office at 1866 Grandy ave-
nue. today, was termed suicide by
police. Officers smashed into the
office when Theophile Nowak the
doctors chauffeur reported hewas
unable 10 rouse the physician. who
could be seen through a window
lying on a couch.
Doctor NoSanchuck. who lived
at 202i Glynn court. was charged
last July by federal authorities
with illegal sale of narcotics and
was at liberty on bond pending
trial He was married and had
two children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09

German long-distance bombers
have been operating nightly as
far as Suez, at the south end OF
the Suez Canal. presumably
from bases on the DodecaneSe
islands,
A serious new crisis in rela-
tons between the United States
and Germany is foreseen In off,
cial quarters here il the plane
eventually is identified as a Ger
man bomber.
Germany todav disclaimed
knowledge Of the sinking)
News of the sinking Of the Sea-
farer came at a time when the
United States government was
considering the issuance
of a strong warning to Germany
on the incident involving the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
POPULATION MOVED

Warships and their naval per-
sonnet. which safely escorted the
Allied troops under Canadian COM
mand 10 the rocky Archipelago,
800 miles north OF Norway
northerpmoSt Zip. just as safely
brought back TO England virtually
the entire population of Spitzber-
gen. mostly young miners and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
FILLS OUT BLANK

Today Lochbiler appeared al
City Hall filed out a Withdrawal
blank and asked for return Of his
500 fee That was when his mis-.
apprehension was blasted.
You can withdraw but YOU
don't get your fee back" he was
told
Then ! won't withdraw"
Lochbilcr answered, tearing up
tho withdrawal.
Only withdrawal so far from the
overcrowded council contest. Is
that of Joseph Angileri 1875
Washburn avenue. Angileri for
[elted bis 500 fee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-09
TELLS or SEA FARLEY

Before crowded benches in Com.
mons, and with a full diplomatic
corps in attendance. Churchill
dealt with his Atlantic meeting
with President Roosevelt, the
situation in Russia, the Battle OF
the Atlantic, the middle eastern
campaigns and Britain's occupa-
ton Of Sptzbergen, While he re.
vealed little that was new, he
thrilled his hearers with flights OF
oratory as he spoke glowlngly OF
Britain'S position compared with
a year ago
"In nv discussions with
President Roosevelt" the prime
minister said. "there were four
main headings:
First, the eight-pOlnt decla-
ration.
second, measures 10 help
Russia.
Third. the policy 10 be pur-
sued toward Japan. and II pos
sibIe TO put stop To further
encroachments in the Far East
likely 10 endanger the safety or
interest of Britain and the
United States and thus by
timely action prevent a spread
of war to the Pacific Ocean.
Fourth, n large number OF
purely technical matters.
Large British and American
supplies are on their way to
Russia. We must be prepared
for serious sacrifices In the mu-
nitions field I'm order to meet
the needs of Russia =.
THE magnificent resistance OF
the Russian armies means that
the Germans in the last three
months have lost more blood
than In any single year of the
last war The Germans are now
certain OF having 20 maintain
their armies through the Russian
Winter from the Arctic TO the
Black Sea-"