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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Eden Tells
Postwar

Inlsrna,IonsI New. serylee cabl.

LONDON. Nav 29.-When and
il defeated in this war. Germany
never again will be permitted 10
repeat her past "misdeeds, For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden told
a luncheon gathering at the Man
sion House today,
In a speech warmly praisine
rIes EfsFt Roosevelt fGaf HaiS NEPSccS
renewing pledges of aid TO Britain
Eden went further than any other
cabinet member in discussing
peace terms.
Germany will be asked 10 play a
part in peace and reconstruction
he said, adding:
"Our political and military
terms of peace will he designed
TO prevent a repetition of Ger
many's mlsdeedS."
Great Britain will work with
other nations, including the United
States and the countries of South
America. 10 prevent starvation in
the postwar armistice period
Eden said
Currency disorders. unemploy-
mcnt and wide fiuctation of prices
he added will be permitted "a
interfere as little as possible in
tho economic fortunes of each
country
I'VE do not intend TO return
10 the chaos of the old world"
With reference TO Mr.. RooSe-
velt'S address. Eden said
I'VE listened with hearts full
of thankfulneSs TO the Presi-
dents determination that the
cause of freedom can and will
prevail"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Vote
AT Pdrke Davis

The United Mine Workers won
the NLRB election among Parke
Davis and Companys production
employees, but a run-off election
will be necessary in the craft de.
partments and printing division
it was announced today.
George c. Halverson, field exam
iner for the NLRB, who conducted
an election among the company'S
1,40l eligible production workers
and 72 crafts workers yesterday
announced the following results:
Production departments:
United Mine Workers, GAL.
No union. $40.
Craft departments:
Detroit Allied Printing Trades
Council (AFL). 35
United Mine Workers, 80.
No-Hnion, 3.
Blank, !.
Since in the latter election
neither union gained a majority,
a run-off election. date of which
will be announced later, must be
held. Halverson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
VdndenberQ
Still! Peaceful
Special to THE DETROIT TIslEs

WASHINGTON. May %: TAX
ing issue with President RoOSe-
VeIt'S war DANCE ia {
broadcast, Senator Arthur II. Van
denberg of Michigan, foreign re-
lations committee member saic
today.
THE President says that the
war Is coming very close to
home Certainly he brings II
much closer home when he puts
US In state OF full emergency.
"Yet, / do not see that his
full emergency greatly differs
from his previous partial emer-
gency' in net result; nor do j
see that his speech greatly alters
our national prospectus.
Nothing has been said which
alters my conviction that Amer
lea should stay out of this war,
pursuant to Presidential pledges
seven months ago, and out Of
any policies that would need
lessly drag us I'm, and should
concentrate on effective defense
production"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Taft Holds Two-0ledn Navy
Essential for American Peace
BY COLE r. MORGAN
Special "a THE DETROIT TIMES

WASHINGTON. May 29.-Il
only one way can peace and happi
ness be insured to the people o
the United States for years Il
come, and that is ito define thu
line of the Atlantic and Pacifi
oceans against every aggresso
and build a defense that no on
will ever dare 10 attack"
This proposition was declared
by Senator Robert A. Taft (R) o
Ohio. in a nationwide radio broad
cast. dissecting and analyzinl
President Roosevelt's "firesid,
chat" Of Tuesday night.
Addressing himself to "Ameri
cans of 1941." Taft bluntly toll
his radio audience at the very out
set Of his address:
"The people OF the United
States face today one OF the
greatest issues In their history
the question whether or not they
shall intervene I'm the war now
proceeding between Germany
and the British Empire. II IN
question which will affect the
peace and happiness Of our chill
dren and our grandchildren.
DEFENSE HELD ESSENTIAL
"The war party-and I do not
mean to identify this with either
political party-belieyes that we
must Join now with England 10
destroy Hitler for fear that
Hitler may destroy the United
States.
THE peace party believes that
the only way To insure peace Is
10 build defense 80 adequate
that no one will even consider
an attack on this country across
tho Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
They believe that intervention
In the European war IL futile,
and will involve us for years 10
come In the utter confusion OF
European conflicts.
There In only one way In
which this question ought TO be
determined under n democratic
form of government. The Con-
stitutiOn provides that only
Congress can declare war. and
rightly 10, because the members
OF Congress are the most direct
Representatives Of the people
whose vital interest In at stake;
rightly 40. because no nation
should 60 10 war unless y major
ity Of the people approve that
action.
1.-THE President has no right
10 declare war whether n ma
fionai emergency exists or not.
II follows inevitably that he has
no right TO engage deliberately
In military or naval action
equivalent 10 war except when
the country il attacked"
Taft then went into a detailed
review OF the Presidents address
passage by passage. He charged
the executive with IAN attempt 4
smear those who honestly disagree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
a Detroiters Leaving
West Point for Army

Four DetroiterS will be among
the cadets who will receive COM
missions in the regular army upon
graduation from the United States
Military Academy at West Point
on June Il, il was announced to-
day. They are cadet lieutenants
Curtis w. Chapman Jr. of 1920
Sussex avenue, David G. Gauvreau
of 131 Arden Park, Wayne f.
Rhynard of 1923 Park Grove
avenue, and Cadet Sergt. Charles
y. Natheson of 1927 Burns avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

With him" He called attention TO
the sweeping powers that have
been conferred on he President, ir
time OF war. but warned thai
those powers cannot be brought
into existence by any declaration
of national emergency by the
President"
Those who talk about the de,
struction OF trade" Taft said, "art
utterly Inconsistent" The fear Of
Hitler destroying the market fol
American farm SURPRISES, he dis
credited. saying:
at Is much more due TO the
AAA policy than IL Is to Hitler"
The Presidents broadcast"
Taft said, INTRODUCES into the
picture two new conceptions"
referring 10 that part OF the
Presidents speech on freedom
OF the seas" Taft commented:
Apparently he interprets this
doctrine 10 mean that we can
insist that our war supplies and
materials on belligerent vessels
shall freely 20 to England =
am afraid he would not pass a
history examination"
POLICY DENOUNCED
Taking note Of the President,
reference 10 the four freedoms,
Taft said
IF he means we will send our
ships and our boys to every
country In the world 10 insure
those freedoms, then he Ii an
nouncing an impossible policy
and one which can only lead to
the destruction of America"
The Ohio senator concluded:
AS long as peace prevails In
this country, we can steadily
improve the prosperity and
standard of living of our people,
as we have been doing for a
hundred and fifty years.
I'VE can do IL through demo-
cratic processes. We can show
the people Of the world that our
four freedoms are possible In the
United States even with the
world at war; and that they are
not Inconsistent with national
strength and power.
1T IL entirely consistent with
that policy that we extend In
every possible way. short OF
war. aid and assistance to those
nations which are unjustly at
tackled, and to those nations
whose ideals are close TO ours"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Wzillkie
All for


NEW YORK. May % Wendell
/ IN lllk4e-llEgeS- eNerl-Amcrlca
regardless OF occupation or paliil
cal belief. 10 unite behind Presi
dent Roosevelt's proclaimed ma
tional emergency as the "beSt
guarantee Of preserving our liber
ties and the only remaining hops
of achieving ultimate peace"
Willkie called upon industry
labor and agriculture 10 unite If
the common effort and declared
that industrial production should
be concentrated under one director
with full authority. He added
Every effort should be bent
Immediately to determine which
are the Immediately vital things,
such as ships. bombs. tanks
and then insure the rapid pro-
ductiOn and safe delivery of
these tools from our arsenalS
which Britain needs, and needs
ut once.
Furthermore, we cannot be
satisfied merely to match plane
for plane. and tank for tank.
American production j. capable
Of more than that. We must
Guido the arseDals Of the NaZis.
Let every citizen. whatever
his occupation or political belief.
feel that he IL bearing his just
part I'm our common effort, and
sharing equitably In the high
privilege of preserving human
liberty-then America will he
able to assume her rightful lead
ershlp In the struggle for n
better world of tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
PiIes-Cet
Relief Now

Millions Of sufferers in the last
30 years have found a way to get
quick relief from the itching and
smarting of piles. They use a de-
lightful cooling. soothing and as.
tringent formula --Peterson's Oint-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

by the n W
York Board of
Regents.
Doctor V a n
Kleeck. who is
conpl g tins a
three-year term
/ n Gross e
Pointe, was re-
Gently re-elect-
ed for another
I hree yea r
period. lie will
AXE over a new
position proVid-
I'd for the New
York State Ed
1cation depart
ment by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
ii. s. Chart

Detroit and vicinity Partly cloudy with
showers and cooler today tonight ana
to northeast winds
Lower Michigan Parity cloudy with
showers and cooler today. tonight ana
Friday.
Upper Michigan CLOUDY occasional light
rain or driZzle u'tle change IN temperature
today and Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
.3Dem Nominees
Urge Support
For President

NEW YORK. May 29.-Three
former Democratic presidential
candidates took to the air TO urge
united national support for the
President in line with his procla-
nation declaring an unlimited ma
tional emergency.
Alfred T.. Smith spoke from
New York, James NJ. Cox from
Dayton, o.. and John w. Davis
from Albany, n. Y. The program
was arranged by the Committee
10 Defend America by Aiding the
Allies and was broadcast by CHS
SMITHS PRESCRIPTION
Smith, who fought the re-elec-
ton of President Roosevelt, de-
.clared;
what we need most of all Is
unity. That does not mean the
suppression Of the right to think.
But ID does mean that we must
be careful to see that we do not
confuse rather than clarity our
| problems =.
"All of us share a common
danger and we must work for
common safety by unity of pur-
pose. Z"
Declaring that nobody can quar-
rel with the principles laid dowr
tby the President in his nationa
emergency proclamation. Smith
added:
I'VE are either ready 10 de-
fend America or we are not. II
we are ready to defend her We
have to stand Hike one people
behind the President"
COX A SUPPORTER
Cox stated:
II support the foreign policy
OF our President" Referring to
Hitlerism as IAN orgy of blood
and brutality" he said:
Our duty Is TO muster our
material and spiritual strength
TO keep IL as far from our shores
as possible by supporting Eng
land, the front line OF resistance,
and IL we come to grips with it
! (Nazism). then destroy it,
Davis frequent e-ef tn
Roosevelt administration, declare,
that every citizen, must make somi
sacrifices in the present emergenc.
and added that the American PEG
pie as one were rallying to tn
support of the President. He said
1T Is the duty Of every one
20 promise that IL he cannot help,
at least he will not hinder"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Moving Up
Pointe School Head Gets
New York State Post

Appointment OF Or. F. r. Van
Kleeck, superintendent of schools
OF Crosse Pointe, as assistant
commissioner Sf eoucatjon es NsS
York State. was announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
Italian Militia Head
Is Removed by Du(e

ROME, May 29.-UNS)-The
Italian government announced to-
day that -Aehile Starace ceased
TO function as head of the Fascist
militia May Is. The communique
said Staraee was replaced by
Lieut.. Gen. EMO Galbiati. The
shift was believed to be in line
with a general shakeup by Mus
solini.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-The
presence Of the German battleshir
Bismarck off the coast of Green
land was one of the factors lead
ing 10 President Roosevelt's de-
ciSion 10 declare a national emer-
Gency, Mayor +. H. LaGuardia OF
New York City disclosed today.
In his first public address since
his appointment as director Of the
office Of civilian defense. made
last night before crowd of 12,00C
at save freedom rally" La
Guardia said the naval battle was
significant because it took place
near Greenland.
I'VE know why the Bismarck
was there" LaGuardia, who also
holds the post of chairman of
the United States section of the
Joint United States-Canadian de-
Tense board, declared, land be-
cause II was there IL was neces-
sary for the President of the
United States 10 invoke every
bit of constitutional power he
had"
Referring 10 the threat-to-sinl
warning recently made by Admira
Erich Raeder, head of the Ger
man fleet. LaGuardia took the 20
Sitioh that any waters necessary
for American defense are "oul
-. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

194l state legislature for public
elementary and secondary schools.
More than 100000 New York
State pupils are enrolled in the
schools which will be under Doc
tor Van Kleeck's supervision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

The story that shook the
world! Jan Naltin's "Out Of
the Night" starts Monday In
the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29
He said:

IIt SdIU.
"Since when, do we ask per-
mission of any body when and
where we send our ships? The
United States of America, from
its inception, has never asked
permission from any one where
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

Maximum temperature past - hours. 81
degrees ~ Raleigh
Minimum temperature last night. 80 de-
grees At Calgary,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

WASHINGTON, May 29-Inwith him" He called attention
only and hap the that
be insured the people of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-29

than the average of the other largest-se
rettes tested-less than any of them-acco
. Today-and for more than 20 years-re
from Army Post Exchanges show that c,
are the favorite cigarette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
u. S. Rubber Exhibit

If you want to see how air.
minded the automobile industry
can get. walk into the lobby of
the Fox Theater and see the
United States Rubber Company's
defense exhibit. You won't see an
automobile tire in the exhibit,
but you will see huge bomber
tire, 81 inches in diameter. con-
trasted with a small tail skid
tire only 10 inches across.
Probably the most interesting
exhibit is life saving suit for
aviators which can double as the
uniform of the man from Mars.
IT is designed 20 trap air inside
when fastened tightly around the
neck, giving both buoyancy and
warmth. 1t is topped by yellow
hooded cap. easily visible in
water.
There are also a two-man life
boat which will initiate itself
automatically in seven seconds.
a section Of the bullet puncture
healing hose used for fuel lines,
a new type of gas mask devel-
oped by United States Rubber
and collection of aviator S
boots, one of which is made TO
resist mustard gas and which is
Tor use by parachute troops.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Packard Given Award

George Washington University
has awarded the Packard Motor
Company certificate OF achieve
ment for the development of
national defense production. The
presentation was made through
the univerSity'S law association
by DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin. presi-
dent of George Washington Uni
XerSity. and Harry H ScmneS.
president Of the law association.
Milton Tibbetts. vice president
and patent counsel of the Pack
ard Motor Company. and an
alumnus of George Washington
University, was in Washington
to receive the certificate.
The certificate of award is a
result OF Packard's double
barreled assignments in national
defense, which saw the produc-
ton of marine engines for tor
pedo boats under way almost
two years ago, and So-called
10 month mirac e. which
brought the Packard Rolls Royce
aircraft factories from the sign
ing OF the contract to production
in a period of 40 weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
They Lay Down Law

Neither President Roosevelt
NOR Congress has hesitated 10
lay down the law to them. TO
make them toe the line, TO exact
immediate and complete obe-
dience. This. that and a hundred
other raw materials and prod
ucts have had price limits
clamped on them. Wage payers
have been denied essential sup
plies right and left.
But no limit has been clamped
on wages, on wage demands. On
the contrary. Practically every
strike has been settled" by the
National Defense Mediation
Board through decreeing conccS-
sions 10 strikers.
Under our ridiculously unfair
national labor law an employer
can be punished for saying one
word in criticism of any union.
But unioneers can call employ
ers every name under the sun
without mourning the slightest
penalty. A fantastic situation
in this land of the free
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19

NEW YORK. Nov. 10 Linda
Darnell, motion picture actress,
became the first woman in the his
tory of the New York Curb Ex-
change TO sell securities on the
exchange when she acted as "spe-
cialist In defense savings stamps
and bonds" from one of the regu-
lar trading posts.
Miss Darnell. Fred c. Moffatt.
chairman of the curb'S board Of
governors, and Nevil Ford. state
administrator of the New York
Defense Savings staff, were lead
ing figures in ceremonies ycstcr-
day noon which marked the eighth
month of The exchanges participa-
tion in the treasury's defense saw
ings program.
The exchange set the day aside
as Defense Savings Day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Auto
Graphs
De Soto Gun Plant
Ready; Machinery
Now Being Installed
BY SILER FREEMAN

1t is mostly an empty building
now but see it in a few weeks.
we refer 10 the new De Soto gun
plant. adjacent TO the De Soto
automobile plant in Wyoming
road.
The building has just been
completed but machinery is NOV
ing in fast, according to c. +.
Bleicher. vice president and gen.
eral manager of De Soto. When
the machines and tools are in
place. parts for the Bofors rapid
firing anti-aircraft cannon will
start rolling off the production
lines.
The new building contains 3d.
900 square feet and is so feet
high. While no definite date has
been set 10 start manufacture,
the parts for the Bofors are eX-
pected to be well started by the
end of the month. The gun will
be assembled by Chrysler in
Highland Park.
In addition TO the anti-aircraft
cannon, De Soto will manufac-
ture bomber fuselage sections in
the Warren avenue plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-19
Forbes
Ask Congress Take
Firm. Incorporating
Action Against Lewis
BY h. c. FORBES

Before this reaches print. IL
is 10 he hoped President Roose-
Welt will have definitely declared
his attitude towards John l..
Lewis. tIIitler'S attitude can be
most readily understood: he
must feel like sending Lewis the
Nazi Iron Cross, with every
trimming
What has bedn happening
here must aStegnd- the world.
Where else would any private
citizen openly defy the head of
the nation?
Ii Is 50 extremely hard 10 find
any favorable feature of this
whole amazing episode that per-
hapS IL may somewhat asSauge
our Indignation by rejecting
that il at least signifies that
democracy is still functioning in
the tinted States, that freedom
OF the individual-at least of
labor lcaders-has not been sup
pressed.
Thoughtful citizens cannot but
mentally contrast, however, the
Difference shown John l.. Lewis
with the treatment accorded
industry, investors, small bust
ness.