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United Stotes Treasury Position
BY the Associated Press.

The position Of the Treasury Octobe,
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ira. k20c extra m 81 SO extra. Paid
in 1912. vS10.00 extra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
8 Killed in Freak
Plane Crash
Michigan Filler -Four
Farmers in Casualties

FORT FAIRFIELD, Me June
26 rUPl-A low flying twIn-en-
gIncd army bomber crashed m a
potato field today killing a
Michigan man and four other &C
cupantS and four field hands who
were cut down By debris from the
plane As. n turned end-OvPr-end
and broke into bits It Edwin
VI HankinSon Of MorrlCe. Mich.
Was The Michigan flier
a fifth farm hand escaped with
severe injuries ny icapine INTO a
wagon and flashing team Of
horses into a nearby woods. bur
was destroyed by debris
Observers said the plane dipped
low over the field from which the
five farm workers were clearing
rocks Suddenly, IT was said, the
plane plunged down and one wing
struck the ground The huge ship
swung cnd-ovcr-cnd in cart
wheel and Skdded across the
ground. The workers were struck
before they could flee 10 the
shelter of nearby woods.
The accident occurred on soc
tons Of two farms owned bv the
fatttef-ttt-tatv of 1T Bernard \.
Robertson, pilot Of the plane.
Robertson, a member Of tho ferry
command, had been at the farm
only two days ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Navy Probes Loss
OF Sub Crew
Sinking on East Coast
Believed Due 70 Mishop

WASHINGTON. ipnc IS ms
Navy officials today are con
tinuing investigation Of loss Of
tho L. s. submarine R-l2 off the
East Coast recently
The navy disclosed that tho
sub was engaged IN training eXcr-
ciSeS when she sank
The navy said that tho depth Of
the water makes IT impossible TO
salvage the sub and that hope has
been abandoned for recovery OF
the bodies of tho missing. person
mel Next Of kun have been in
formed
Conformation obtained from
survivors indicates that the loss
was probably due 10 accident
and not enemy action the navy
said
Announcement Of tho sinking
was withheld until attempts 10
locate and raise the R-l2 were
discontinued IN order that enemy
submarines might not be given
information that would enable
them 10 attack the salvage vessel.
The RIP was built in 1919. car
ried a normal complement of rs
officers and men and was the
ninth sub lost 10 this country since
Pearl Harbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Auto Ride Isn't Heat Relief,
T 90 Many Other Irritations

For whatever consolation II
may he 10 holders Of A.cards.
aimlessly driving around in an
automobile 10 cool of is much
overrated
As a matter If fact Or Bruce
Douglas, head OF Ithc department
of health, said Saturday, an IN
dividual is better on relaxing
mentally and physically in his
own home
The recommended hot weather
procedure is 10 sprawl, as grace
fully As possible within easy reach
Of doses of Viiamin & tCitruS fruit
juices and chunks Of salt.
on the matter of automobile
driving. Douglas believes there
arc too many counter-IrritantS 10
make the practice actually cool
ms He mentioned
n You 500 other people
who look hotter than YOU feel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

and this makes YOU feel hotter
than YOU are.
h Steel car bodies absorb
heat during the day. seldom
cool off appreciably during thal
niCht\ You arc, m effect, rid-'
inc IN an oven.\
(cD Traffic Jams. traffic
lights and tho general hazards
Of driving disturb the calm
peace of mind so necessary IN
combating high temperatures.
ID Actually drafts en-
Cendered by car driving are
snare and a delusion and do
not lower bodily temperatures.
You can achieve the same re.
suit of drying perspiration by
waving a fan,
70 You can't drive fasieF
than IS mules an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
PHOTO by Times star Photographsr
Is WIFE. ALICE

International grade labelling
a n d Standardization. admins
tered by some such international
efoHp * the proposed pcTTaUCnT
international food commission. hC
pointed out undoubtedly vii.
command major share oi ti-F
commission attention.
With grade labelling hN tho adj.
mission Of Judge Marvin Jones
chairman Of the food conference
viii be considered such subjects
as the Tc-ShunIng OF land owner
ship subject on which the con.
ference already has studied 10.
ports from nations in which re
distribution of land has beer
tried
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Thomas Fights
Congress Foes

kENOSHA. Wis. juno Is GNSb
Congress was not speaking for
the country when it passed the
Smith-Connally anti-Strike bill.
r J Thomas president of the
JAW, said today in kenoSha.
He charged also.
THE men in Congress who
supported this Infamous measure
are doing nil they can 10 break
the labor movement Of the coun-
try, and they are going 10 he
convinced in the near future
that they have made mistake.
Il am sure that in those dis
trictS where the great masses of
auto workers live they Will all
redonhle- their eftnFts 10 defeat
the congressman VIII n have
proven by this mea sure 10 he
their enemies"
He declared that passage O { the
bill IS the responsibility of John l..
Lewis, UNIV chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
People Don't Want
Isolation, WiIIkie Says

NEW YORK. June 26 INSD -
Wendell Willkie declared today
that the American people were
plainly resolved 10 find a way Of
world cooperation without peri
odlC wars
IF one needs confirmation Of
the fact that the American peo-
pie are thinking this way" Will
kle said IN a radio broadcast.
"all one needs 10 do is 10 see
the alacrity with which political
leader after political leader has
seized occasion 10 assure an al
ready convinced public OF the
necessity Of international coop
Grafton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
0WOSSo Cleaners
Close for Week

ONOSSO. June rs up
There1i be- no freshly pressed
suits IN this city the week Of
July : 10 y.
All five dry cleaning establish
mentS have agreed 10 close their
plants during that time 10 give
their workers vacations ~ vas
reported TODAY
II would be impossible 10 re-
place tho workers. they SAID. 50
u was decided 10 close all places
for a week
Some restaurants and Al least
one beer tavern have adopted
similar closing plan 10 solve the
vacation help problem
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
P| Ian 10 Curb
Waste Devised

WASHINGTON. June Is IuP)
A campaign 10 save power,
water. gas. communications. coal
fuel oil and transportation has
been formulated by war produc-
ton officials and is on the desk
Of WIPE chief Nelson for approval
II was learned today
The tentative plan would aim
through voluntary conservation
measures 10 save what officials
termed vast amount OF waste
IN these utilities
The conservation e am palCn
would enlist industry committees
10 formulate plans fo reach IN
du>iry and viii employ all types
oi publicity media
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Grew Warns b. 5.
OF PhonY Jap Peace

BUFFALO. y Y. June 26 tUPl
Joseph C. Grew, former ambas-
Sador 70 Japan said last night
that the Japanese were getting
ready 10 fool Us with a phony
peace which would leave the m
ncrmoSi core IF their milltarism
undiSturbed
Unless The japanese tradition
of mllltarlSm' is destroyed. ne
added in an address here, another
war will hc inevitable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Jap Peace Attempts
In Russia Reported

STOCKHOLM June Is CUP)
Reliable reports from kuiby-
Shev stated today that Naotake
Sato. Japanese ambassador 10 the
Soviet Union had tried without
success, for sJN months 10 nego-
tatc peace between Russia and
Germany
Sa'os TASK according 10 these
reports. is to keep Russia ncu-
trail toward Japan because Of the
fcar that the United States might
use Siberian 08SoS against Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
j. 5. Air Hero Wins
British Decoration

CAIRO. June rs INSl Ma
James Curl Jr. Of Columbus. O.
who led four Squadrons Of War
hawks IN an Allied air victory
off Cap Bon, TunlSla. on Palm
Sunday when = AXIS planes were
shot out OF the air within half
an hour. today was awarded the
Distinguished Service Order by
British Air Marshal Sir William
ShOltO Douglas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Lost Filler Gets Medal, ,
Downed 8 Jap Planes

WASHINGTON. June rs CuA
President Roosevelt
awarded tho congressional medal
of honor 10 1t. Col. Harold w.
Bauer marine corps AIR ace Of
$Orth Platte. Neb.. VINO engaged
an entire squadron Of Japanese
planes over Guadalcanal single
handed and destroyed four Of the
attackers before he was forced
down by lack Of fuel.
Bauer. whose wife lives AZ Coro-
nado. Cal rs listed as missing in
action IN tho Solomon Islands
area He shot down eight enemy
planes and damaged A ninth in
TWO ar actions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Group TO Study
Riot Causes TO
Meet Monday
Norton Calls Session
in Hope Of Avertine
Further Disturbances

William ] Norton, director Of
the Detroit Community Fund,
and newly appointed chairman Of
the mayors l2-man committee 10
explore causes Of the riot and
recommend ways Of preventing
a recurrence. has called a meet
ing for 10 a IN Monday.
The group will meet at Nor
ton office al the Children'S Fund
OF Michigan, $50 Frederick.
There are six white members,
six Negro The white members
are. besides Norton. Eugene
SChaeffer, chairman Of the board
Of the Urban League; Fred M.
Butzel attorney; the Rev. Ben
lamin Jay Bush. pastor Of West
minister Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Adella Starrett member of
the public welfare commission.
LIST OF NEGRO MEMBERS
The Negro members are: the
Rev Charles A. Hill, chairman
Of Inter-Racial Citizens Com
.mittee, and pastor of the Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church;
Louis r. Martin. editor of the
Michigan Chronicle; Walter Hard
ing. director Of the inteT-raCial
division of the UAW-CIO, Charles
n. Maloney Of the state depart
ment Of labor; Mrs Beulah
Whitby. secretary Of the emer-
gency welfare evacuation service
Of the OCD. the Rev George "
Baher. $50 Mt Vernon.
Said Norton:
we hope 10 find ways and
means OF enabling people, Negro
and white, 10 get along peace
ably together. BY-gOnes must
he bygOnes and there will he
no devil hunting. We want TO
find a constructive program TO
insure peace for everybody"
Said ButZel
We must face the problem
realistically believe full
discussion Of the problem will
help everybody. This tire
mendOuS war expansion here in
Detroit bringing hundreds Of
people from other communities
Ia this urban life with the at
-tendant housing problems, il
bound 10 bring tension.
Perhaps through govern
ment agencies, through the
schools. the police department
and social agencies We can
work 10 interpret these groups
10 each other"
MARTINS STATEMENT
NO citizen Of this city il
free from responsibility in this
situation. The responsibility
and the guilt is the guilt of all
Of us. Our democracy can
succeed only II each individual
does his part"
Said DR.. Baber:
Always I'm the past in our
democracy we have been able
Ia work together for the com
mon good. I see no reason why
even i'm this crucial hour we
who love democracy cannot still
work together To solve our
problems
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Joe Louis Settles
Divorce Suit Fees

CHICAGO. June Is CINS The
book was closed today on the
divorce suit .Marva Trotter Bar
row filed IN 1911 against Sgt Joe
Louis, heavyweight boxing cham
plon
Judge Harry NJ Fisher dis
missed a suit filed for S10,5O0 in
fees against Mrs. Barrow by
BrIndley Cyrus, her attorney in
the divorce action which was
dropped. A settlement had been
made out of court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
70 Days in Jungle,
ESCdndbd Filler Safe

Cpl William J Anlcy Of ESca-
naba was one Of four men COM
prlSlnE the crew Of an army trans
port plane which crashed into a
swamp IN the tropics, The war de-
partment announced Saturday
The men, who freed themselves
from the plane which stuck IN
deep mud. trudged through Jun
giles for 20 days and with the hclp
of natives. reached an army base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
II. Col. Is indicted
In Plot 10 Cheat j. s.

WASHINGTON June rs I'Pl
Atty Gen. Francis BIddle an
nouncod that a federal grand Jury
AT indianapolis today indicted SIX
persons, including an army leu
tenant colonel, alleging conspiracy
10 defraud the government IN the
rent Of equipment for tho
Hoosier ordnance plant, Charles
TOWN Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
GRANTED REQUEST

Hc outlined fec situation and
officially asked for AID from inc
army President Roosevelt con.
graduated the EovCrnor. on what
had been done up 10 that point
and officially granted Tho request
Forual.'es over tho two 'y a.
tied hy phone for feH moment.
and the conversation ended
Hour later Gov Kelly realized
for The FIRST tuc cSaciIv what he
had done and be was aStonsred
That was when he drove through
Detroit ~ midnight and found
lew people on fho streets and tho
city as quiet as village
He Was really startled 10 find
that Inc 100000 people Of n
Cr.z' 'hTohhlng city had CSCarcc
from 'H. streets and locked fnCIf
doors merely because he had &C..
rldod they should do so
Kelly Is Impressed hy pub'- 90.
operation and the fact tra'>nr
person has complained yci anou1
thrlclricw and other fc-'rrnar,
u be- Were TO claim credit
Kelly would say that bus bic nc
-ooTpHsHmout Was % CnrOIaNul
inc ,tatr fcdclsI and grlf.c.pa
authorities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
eIoat Over Race Riots

NV YORK juno rs ms
The Berlin radio continued todas
- exploit the recent Detroit race
riots IN A'rIkksrs-IsDC are broad
Casts besrne5 20 South Africa
government monitors reported.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
First Lumber Inspector Dies

GRAND RAPIDS. June 26
GNS Edward F. Montague S.,
first bonded lumber inspector m
Western Michigan, died here yes
terday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Lawn Sprink|ing
Ban Does Not
Hurt Gardens
Watering Is Required
Only Twice a Week
and During Planting

The Detroit water board : order
barring la~n-sprinkling between
4 and II p m. should present no
handicap 10 victory gardens be-
cause they need watering only
when temperatures are rising.
This was revealed Saturday by
Gordon Morrison, technical adj
wiser Of Detroit'S OCD victory
garden program, who also offered
a list Of suggestions about gar
denS and the hot weather.
1T Is better TO give the gar
den a thorough wetting and
then wait until II needs an
other" he said. III plants look
wilted In the morning, give
them enough moisture. but
never put your garden 10 bed
wet "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Dies ProberS
DisIoyd.
laps Favored
Congressman 10 Press
for Investigation
OF Camp Conditions

WASHINGTON. June 26
Fundamental changes m policy
and organization of the Wash
inCton management Of the lapa-
nese relocation ccnierS -Nerc
called for tonight by rVo con
Investigators Just back
from two weeks fins, hand iu-
SpcctJon Of West Coast cond.-
lions,
They arc Reps HrtrtA Co.'S
tello, California Democrat. char
man OF a special subcommittee
of the Dies House committee ON
un-AmcUcau activities and Karl
+. Mundt, South Dakota Repuh-
hCan. member of the sub
committee
Both said they would report 10
The fun Dies committee that the
actual fault n Tho outstanding
Of tho Japanese resident problem
hes ln the War Relocation Au-
thority hero OF which Dillon S
Myor is director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Grade Labelling Barred
AS Plan of Food Farley
nv DAVID CAMFLON
Detroit Dmss Washington Rufsan

WASHINGTON. June Is De
spite the action hv the House IN
outlawing the OPA'S program for
grade labelling, members of the
Boren-lIalloCk special House In
NeStIgatlng committee 20 d a >
pointed out the OPA men APP
parcntly have not given rs much
AZ a passing thought 10 tho pos
>lbllliy that their program might
be brought TO a halt
Why is the OPA so sure OF the
ultimate success OF IT'S plan 10 Inn
pose grade labelling and stan
dardization on American business,
a program which competent bust
ness leaders have charged would
destroy private brands, kIIl adj
vertiSng and throttle the free
press ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DISCLAIMs CREDIT

The governor dISciaInS special
credit. pointing ont mat he made
no move without consulting Mayor
.leflrieS and other municipal and
military auth0rtIes But IN the
ewes ~ nc public u was Gov
ernor Kelly who took hold and
suppressed the brutal street
fChrnC
one important reason for TINS
view is that the curfew and other
rules Of conduct were announced
ny the governor, who read them
by radio Monday evening
A. q matter Of fact the gov
ernor conceived each Of the SIN
rules which cleared the streets,
closed saloons and parks and pro.
hibited public assembly.
FLYING from Columbus whore
H Was attending the annual GOV
ernorS, conference, Kelly made A
first draft Of the Curfew regula-
iionS on the back Of an envelope
Before leaving Columbus. how
ever. he had ordered mobilization
Of $500 members Of the Michigan
State troops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DETAILED PLANS

THE interim commission Of
the food conference is To he
gin lis sessions in Washington,
July Is. The interim commits
sion il charged with imple-
menting and supplementiDg the
work of the conference. Its an
nounced duty il 10 prepare still
more detailed plans along the
lines Of the conference recon-
mendatiOnS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DIES HEARINGS WEDNESDAY


The Dies committee as whole
is 10 open hearings Wednesday on
sensational evidence that pro-
Japanese elements have been &C
tually encouraged 10y tho WRA
10 dominate the war relocation
CcutcrS
The committee Wlll inquire lnte
evidence that the japanese Amer
lcan Citizens League dictated. ac-
cordlnG 10 alleged admissions by
Myer, virtually every important
action of WRA/
Costello Indicated the Sub-Com-
mlttee would demand cessation Of
the release Of Japanese from the
cepter> and the complete Shakcup
of the Washington Offices of the
A4I " z y \ t
Mundt in a prepared statement.
said IN part
1T Is my conviction that fun
damental changes in admins
trative policy and organization
are necessary before this Coun-
try can rest assured that the
Japanese problem iS being cor
rectly and efficiently managed.
INVESTIGAT BACKGROUND
1.-TWO Of the most serious sit
uatiOnS growing out Of the
present policies In connection
with the Japanese reShult from
the failure Of the War RelOca-
ton Authority 10 insist upon
proper and adequate inNestiga-
ton at the background and
loyalty Of japanese being re-
leased from relocation Centers
before they are returned To
private life and from the indie
feasible failure To segregate
troublesome agitatOTS and adj
mittedly disloyal Japanese from
their loyal fellow nationals
within the centerS themselves.
lin my opinion. the admins
tration OF the war relocation
centPrs should he directed by
the war department at least in
Sofar ~ the establishment OF
operational policies is con-
CernPd."
Costello said he believed each
relocation center should have an
army officer and director al
though his Slaff could be made up
nj civilians
II believe that this inVeStiga-
ton already il bringing reform,
sand Costello. Il am sure We
have killed plan to return the
japanese TO their original homes
in the West Coast zone of mill
tary action. The NRA has just
promised 10 release no more
Japanese to remain i'm Arizona.
The directors of the NRA,
who know nothing of japanese
traits. have been discriminating
i'm favor of prO-Japan elements
against japanese Americans
who were inclined TO be loyal.
MOST DANGEROUS
"Of all the Japanese. the sub
committee found the kibei the
most dangerous to the United
states, and they are the ones
favored nv the NRA, on the
theory that indulgence will
make good Americans Of them.
kibci are American born Jap
81 -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
TOO MUCH WATERING

Morrison painted out that many
gardens are watered more often
and more thoroughly than neces-
sary and said that excessive Wa
terlng Of tomatoes and vegetables
that yield fruit tend "a prolong
veGCtative growth and discourage
fruit setting.
CabbaEeS. carrots and heetS
and other root and foliage crops
can stand heavier water applica.
lions than recommended for to-
matoeS..
Vegetable gardens rarely re-
qulre watering more than twice
weekly It's good practice to-
water during sunlight hours so
that foliage Will dry before night
fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
TWO ANSWERS

Members OF the committee
gave two suggestions IN anSWo.
TO that today
First. OF course, is the OPA'S
hope that the Senate viii deal
more lightly with IT'S program
than the House did
But there is another reason. in
the opinion of members of the
committee. one OF far more SIMS
tor import for Americans Rep
Lyle Morcn of Oklahoma. chair
man Of the committee SAID
IT h . entire program Of
grade labelling and Standardized
ton has been written into the
recommendation OF the United
Nations food conference on an
international scale.