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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Air Crash Kills
Son Of Il Du(e
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ceeding years he learned to fly
and 10 drive high-powered racing
cars, a pastime that his father
enjoyed equally well until a short
time ago.
With his elder brother Vittorio,
Bruno took part in the 150-mile
Agro Pontinio auto race in 1887
finishing third.
AS a full-hedged war pilot,
Bruno was one of the first Italian
officers to fly in the Ethiopian
war. On two occasions his plane
was struck by bullets but he
escaped unscathed,
For six weeks during the Span
iSh Civil War. Bruno flew as an
Italian air force lieutenant as part
of a force of some 500 German
and Italian aviatorS. He was re-
called 10 Rome in November, 1887
In mid-December of last year,
a false report from Athens said
Bruno had been killed in Fascist
air raid on Salonika. Greece.
Young Mussolini was married
in October. 1888. to Gina Ruberti,
daughter of the director Of the
Italian department of fine arts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Garage Crash
Gas Mistaken for Brake ;
Doctors Cars Damaged

Two automobiles owned by DR.
w. J. Lowering of 7704 Dexter
boulevard. today were damaged
without even leaving their garage
They were hit, police said, by
Charles Henry, so, of BOAT Co.
lumbus avenue, who lost control
of his car in making a right turn
from Dexter into Whitney ave.
nue.. He ran up over the curb and
through the side of Doctor Lover.
ing's garage.
Henry told police he had just
bought the car and had driven
only seldom since he last owned an
automobile. in 1928. He stepped
on the accelerator intead of the
brake. he said. Henry was tick.
eted for not having his car under
control.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
DUEL OVER VALENCIA

An aerial duel with Bruno Mus
Solini over Valencia during the
Spanish civil war was described
some years ago by Capt. Derek
Dickinson. World War ace, upon
his return 10 the United States
after serving with the government
forces in Spain.
The combat took place $4,000
feet in the air. Dickinson said,
after Bruno had challenged the
LoyaliSt flier to meet him in the
air. Dickinson said. Three OBJ
server planes for each side acted
as seconds, according TO the
American airman. and the rules
were that the fiiers were 10 keep
on firing at each other until one
dropped or was forced down by
lack of gas.
MuSSolni finally signalled he
was out Of fuel, Dickinson added,
and the fight ended in a draw.
For the Tnside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul Nal
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
British Hammer
Channel. Coast,
German Cities
international New. Service oabl.

LONDON, Aug. 7.-Swarms of.
British bombers, flying at tre1(
mendous attitudes, rocked the
coast of France and Belgium
again today after night squadrons
had blasted western Germany and
enemy airdromes in France.
The latest assault apparently
was aimed at Calais, DunkerQue.
|Ostend. Frankfort, Mannheim and
karlsruhe.
While the Raj raids were in
progress, the air ministry an
nounced, German raiders dropped
bombs on a few points in eastern
and southeastern England causing
a few casualties and slight dam
age. Two German planes were
destroyed.
Anti-aircraft fire drove off one
group of German bombers which
appeared over the coastal section
of the Thames estuary, evidently
en- route TO London.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Times stan Correspondent

JACKSON. Aug. There is
no strike at the Ampico Twist
Company, UAW-CIO leaders said
today.
1t was merely coincidence that
the UAW-CIO demanded wage in
creases and a closed shop on the
same day that the DDS union en-
ployes of the company decided to
take a vacation
The employees Of the plant
which makes cutting tools for de-
Tense work. left their jobs yester.
day, only six days after filing q
strike notice with the state labor
mediation board.
II. NJ. Sparks, vice president o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

WITH THE FINNISH ARM
INSIDE RUSSIA. Aug. 7.-(Vi,
Berlin)--A grim struggle IS ragint
today deep in the Russian wood
between numerically Superioi
Soviet armies and Field Marsha
Baron Carl Won Mannerhem
tough Finnish fighters.
Slowly and inevitably the Finns
are breaking Stains foothold IN
these lake-hlled regions as their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
hey were shot While pau
MUST KILL REDS

This incident illustrated one of
the outstanding facts of the war
on this front-the necessity for
the Firms 10 kill the Red army
soldiers wherever they are en-
countered.
Russians soldiers are trained to
die rather than surrender, and
this makes the going tough for
| the Firms. 1t is vastly different
type Of warfare from what l saw
in France.
\ A third impression I have
gained on this front is that the
Russian is a good soldier in an
open field. but the Finn is a ma
tural woodsman and a postmaster
of the red Indian type of warfare.
And il is red Indian warfare 10
which the Firms are resorting. Of
/ ficialS here say they are doing this
TO take advantage OF the Soviet
soldiers lack of orientation in the
woods, and his consequent nerv-
BUSINESS.
For this reason the Firms are
avoiding roads and constantly
pushing through the endless for
ests of this rugged region.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
DOVER sHELLED
Foot S Ra Az TAsk @ RUSSIA

BERLIN. Aug. 7.-GNS)-Ger-
man naval long-diStance batteries
yesterday effectively shelled Dover.
England. At the same time. effec-
tive night Air raids on detectives
in southeastern England were an
nounced.
In addition, It was said, the
luftwaffe last night sank a 10000
ton ship off Cromer. England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Health Chief Weds
Times stan Correspondent

COLDWATER, Aug. DR.
Harold Weidner. chief of staff OF
the county health center here, was
married today TO Miss Lucille V.
Rapp. Albion College graduate
and member of Alpha Phi Gamma
national honorary journalistic So
ciOtV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
FBI Questions Woman

ATLANTA, Aug. 7.-UNS(-A
|middle-aged woman, arrested with
two German passports and letter
in her possession urging an Ameri-
can soldier not TO fight against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

This is a war without quarter,
where "blitzkrleg" methods are a
cad loss and tanks secondary
except az intervals when mobile
tactics are applicable. They were
used recently when the Finnish
army drove a separating wedge
from Nacrtsilac 10 the top of Lake
Ladoca. sweeping the SovictS
along the eastern shores OF the
lake 10 TWlows. herewith iSolating
the Rcd forces west OF Ladoga and
north Of LenInCrad.
I penetrated the endless Russian
forests under an armed escort and
crossed the old RuSso-Finnish
border on the east side Of Lake
Ladoga whore IL was drawn in the
Seventeenth Century.
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Strike Or Vacation?
Only Coincidence, JAW Says, That 225 Men Left
Jobs After Filing Strike Notice

Local 76S Of the auto union, ex-
planned. however. that the en-
ployes had been asked to give up
their days off because of the rush
of defense work.
WORKERS AGREE
They agreed, he said, but found
that the officials of the company
and foremen who were not union
members were taking vacations.
"The men just decided that
they were entitled to n little
time off, too" he declared.
Thomas j. Donahue, chairman
Of the labor board. said he has
sent two conciliators TO Jackson
TO gather facts"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
IN No-MAN'S LAND

This is The point where the huge
Soviet line OF bunkerS begins "a
run down 10 the Black Sea. After
passing this area we drove through
everlasting fir, beech. pine and
spruce woods into the outermoSt
Finnish firing line and then
crawlcd out into no mans land.
There I saw why every step Of
the way must he fought on foot
from tree 10 tree and why every
major advance leaves miles of
woods on each side TO be mopped
up painstakingly with rifles, ma
chine guns and hand grenades.
Five days on the firing line
northeast Of Lake Ladoga i'm
pressed me with the fact that the
front itself literally is everywhere
and nowhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

Germany, was turned over TO the
Federal Bureau of Investigation
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07

For the Tnside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
SUDDEN ATTACK

You lie on your stomach in q
fox hole and stare at the trees
Suddenly somebody fires or throws
a hand grenade or a trench mortar
gets busy.
Branches fall from the trees
Most likely there is a raid far 10
the rear with heavy bloodShed
scattered artillery. and rifle fire
breaking the silence. Then the
shooting dies down.
BY day and night on this fluid
front friends and foes crisScroSS
and shoot on sight.
1 crossed a river of floating logs
above Twlos on Sunday to a Fin
niSh listening post and then re-
turned an hour later to find dead
Russians sprawled on the logs at
the waters edge, at the exact
spot where l had crossed a short
time before.
They were shot while patroling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-07
Firms Advance in Soviet Woods,
Fighting From Tree 10 Tree
WITHOUT QUARTER
BY PIERRE !. HUSS
IntI News service stan Correspondent

Indian fighter" tactics wear dow
lussias titanic resistance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
BY DONNA GRACE

FASHION DESIGNERS are so
clever we expect them to give
us new and unusual styles in
costumes and hats, but they go
even further in the spirit of
ensemble harmony. They have
made eyeglasses smart. Look
ing for smart accessories is part
of their business and what could
be smarter with a new costume
than the gay little glasses we
see everywhere.
Eye glass manufacturers and
specialists used to find it almost
hopeless to get their fashionable
clients to wear glasses even
though impaired sight demanded
il.
Today we met a girl from
Fifth avenue wearing a new
blue military suit with red ac-
cessorieS and cute harlequin red
framed glasses. The glasses
were a finishing touch TO her
smartness.
There are puppies, greens,
blues, black, and the natural
shell but all give one an air.
from the scholarly. dignified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Eye Glasses Now Part Of Smart Ensemble

type to the frivolous. juvenile,
sub-deb manner.
One of the new notes in all
glasses is the uplifted line.
frames are made so the shift
over the temples is attached to
the top outer edge, rather than
the center. II you are still
wearing the low slung style, get
a new modern frame. Your own
lenses can be placed in shape
flattering TO your face. This
will Immediately take away the
oid-fashioned look so disastrous
to modern smartness.
While the harlequin shape is
distinctive, ii is hardly appropri-
ate for the mature woman.
There are many conservative
styles suitable to all ages, all
with the up-swung effect.
All modern glasses are large.
They not only afford more COM
Portable vision but with a free
dom based on style and good
sense, accent the glasses. Be
advised by the specialists in
selecting yours These experts
make a study Of the shape of
the face and are familiar with
style and good form in the
fitting.
The straight. horizontal line
across the eyes is severe and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Party Foods
At School

TOMORROW Is the occasion
of another weekly cooking school
for members of The Detroit
Times Homemakers' Club. Glass
will be held in the auditorium
on the fifth floor of our build
ing and will start at 100 in the
afternoon, with doors open at l
o'clock.
Among the dishes TO be pre-
pared are: Strawberry Bavarian
cream, nodded in small flower
pots and topped with a fresh
red rose: pyramid pudding, I'M
usual and good; frilly cup
cakes, dainty and delicious: crab
meat supreme, a wonderful
main course dish; ham rolls,
novel and tasty; frozen fruit
salad, perennial party favorite;
a asparagus with hollandalse,
another favorite and a Spring
fan salad.
Entertainment will be pre-
sented by the Wesson brothers,
Don and AL. who are currently
appearing at the Club Royale.
Maxine Turner, also appear
ing at the Club Royale, will
offer number Of acrobatic
dance routines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Unusual Cake

LEMON REFRIGERATOR
cake is splendid choice for a
buffet meal. Cut "a marshmal-
lows fine and soak 30 minutes in
l pint of whipping cream.
Soften 2 tablespoons of gelatin
in y cup cold water for 5
minutes. Boil together Ia cups
sugar and IL cups water and
add to gelatin mixture. Add y
cup lemon juice.
Cool. When beginning to stiff
fen. fold in marshmallows and
cream which have been beaten
stiff. Pour into an 8 or 9-inch
pan lined with lady fingers.
halVed. Make alternate layers
of the cream filling and fingers.
Chill. Serves II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Let's Utilize The Abundant
Supply of Fresh Pineap ple
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

GOLDEN PINEAPPLE rich
in juicy goodness is plentiful on
the market at this season of the
year. Today we can obtain the
fruit with such ease that we for
get the story OF It's discovery
and cultivation
There is no doubt that the
pineapple is a native Of America.
It's original home seems TO have
been Brazil. although early Span
iSh and Portuguese explorers
found the fruit both cultivated
and growing wild tn The West
Indies. From there il was car
ried 10 many tropical countries
throughout the world 49, the
Hawaiian Islands being the best
known OF these lands. II is from
the latter that we receive the
mass Of our supply.
Since the fresh variety OF this
fruit is in abundance now, let's
take advantage of It and use in
every way possible.
Pineapple Meat Loaf
! pounds ground beef
= medium sized onions. chop
ped
4 crackers rolled fine.
! cup SeedleSs raIsinS
= teaspoons salt.
y teaspoon pepper.
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EASILY CORRECTED ERROR

SO PUZZLED whose Il SURE glad you
wins only polite smile erswhe friend Seemed KIND
OF COOL she thinks guessing crude English caused the
chill in the
People wish go up world find
Gated person would say Il CERTAINLY glad RATHER
COOL When they learn correct speechas canhey
proud of old friends who still sipshod English.
Never let speech handicap Our 40page booklet COM
MON ERRORS IN ENGLISH. lists you're likely make
and the Gives words often msused
helps you acquire speech above criticism.
To obtain this booklet send FIFTEEN CENTS in coin with
and address The Detroit Times Home Institute
1225 Times SQUARE Detroit. Mich.
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, eggs, slightly beaten
8 or Z long pineapple strips,
cat ! inch thick.
cup grated cheese
3 slices bacon, cut IN half
Parsley
Combine all ingredients eX-
cept pineapple. cheese and bacon.
Grease a loaf pan. place pine
apple strips along the bottom
and press one-half the meat
mixture into pan. Sprinkle with
cheese and press in remainder of
I ll4e- Mkt ttiiff't- z.
Bake In a moderate oven 1878
degrees for al least l hour.
When half done arrange bacon
slices across loaf. When ready
10 serve, turn meat loaf on a
platter. pineapple side up, gar
niSh with parsley. Serve with
hot tomato sauce or catsup.
Pineapple Nut Salad
} cups cubed pineapple
, cup mayonnalse
! = cups finely chopped nuts
Is orange slices
IS figs stuffed with cream
cheese
ChiCkOry or lettuce
Dry pineapple well on alb
sorbent paper. Dip in mayon-
nalse and finely chopped nuts.
For each serving arrange three
orange slices on a bed of chic
ory or lettuce. Top each slice
with a stuffed fig. Fill center
OF plate with cubed pineapple.
Serve with additional mayon-
naiSe. If desired.
Pineapple Croqueties
, tablespoons sugar
y teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons melted butter
l teaspoon lemon Juice
2ia cups mashed sweet potatoes
Ia cups cubed pineapple
cup finely crushed corn
flakes
: slightly beaten egg whites
Combine sugar, salt, butter
and lemon juice with mashed
sweet potatoes. Form GRO
quettes by shaping Il cup
mashed potatoes around 2 cubes
pineapple. Roll in crushed corn
flakes, egg whites and again in
crushed cornhakes.
Fry IN deep hot fat 1878 de-
grees) until golden brown. Drain
on absorbent paper and serve at
once. Makes 10 croquettes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
EGG RECIPES IN NEW COOKBOOKLET

EGG APPETIZERS are not
only delicious. but they can be
made to look so beautiful, your
hors d'oeuvres will create n
pleasant sensation. The latest
Detroit Times Cookbooklet re-
lease presents an interesting sec
ton on appetizers and canapes
using eggs for spreads, Filings.
hors d'oeuvres and other snacks.
Whether you are seeking an
appetizer TO precede a large
meal or a variety of little
snacks for tea or cocktails,
you'll surely want TO include
many of these egg suggestions.
They're colorful-they're easy TO
make-and they're delicious.
eeq.Hem Hors d'OeUWes
) hard cooked eggs
teaspoon minced chives
u or 2 drops Tabasco sauce
Salt and paprika
Mdyonnaise
Boiled ham "a pound)
Separate yolks and whites of
eggs. Force yolks through sieve.
Add chives, seasonings and may
onnaise to moisten. Beat to a
smooth paste. Chop egg whites
and ham together. Mix with
polks. Form into balls l inch
in diameter and garnish with
additional mayonnaise. Makes
20 balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

should be avoided by every one.
Some with thin, long faces may
suggest this line as it tends to
shorten the features but, even
for this, a slight curve is more
desirable.
The important thing to bear
in mind about glasses is the aid
they give to sight. so be guided
by the eye specialist and wear
them when prescribed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

Q-Are wood ashes helpful 10
plants?
Avery helpful 70 aSters, del
phiniums and plants requiring a
sweet soil. Not good for such
plants as IUpInS, 7dZaIedS ana
rhododendrons
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05
Boston wv
Grows Fast,
IOCovers Well
By AMATEUR GARDENER

BOSTON IVY is probably the
most popular plant to clothe low
walls or sprawl over rocky
places. Once this vine becomes
established it is a rapid grower.
Its olive green foliage changes
TO various shades OF crimson and
scarlet in the Fall.
1t clines tightly TO the
,nIoomesI OF surfaces and the
best feature about this plant is
that it will grow just as fast i'm
the shade as it will in the sun,
in fact, it really likes a shady
location better.
A splendid variation of Boston
ivy is the Ampelopsis LOW. This
vine possesses all the merits OF
/, the Boston ivy. which is its
) parent, such as the perfect
E hardness and the ability TO
cling on the smoothest of sur
faces without any support. The
leaves are much smaller than
the Boston and the color is a
bright green during the Sum-
mer, turning to red in the Fall.
Vireinia Creeper
The quinquefolia, or Virginia
creeper, sometimes called Amer
lean ivy, is another effective
climber that covers trees. trel-
Uses and arbors thoroughly in
very short order. This climbers
foliage is a deep green during
the Summer. gradually changing
10 a bright yellow, crimson and
then scarlet in the Fall.
An extra fine plant 10 cover
fences or short posts or the like
is the Trumpet Vine. This is A
Verge Towering type, easy TO
row AMI hardy. The blooms are
Widely flaring trumpet in shape
and usually tawny orange IN
color. The vines bloom pro-
fusely throughout the Summer
and early Fall.
Give this plant the full sun If
you want plainly Of flowers.
All the plants described will
grow well in any good garden
loarp If drainage is provided as
they are not particular as 10
soil or situation.
Query
Q-Arc wood ashes helpful 10
plants?
Avery helpful 10 aSters. del
phiniumS and plants requiring a
S,reet soil Not GOOD for such
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A Binder

Previous cookbooklets are still
available; for further informa-
ton on them. please consult The
Detroit Times Women's Depart
ment.
An attractive and durable
cookbooklet binder is also avail
able. II will hold all 20 of the
cookbooklets handy for quick
reference.
The price of the binder is
40 cents if called for at our
service counter in the lobby of
The Detroit Times Building or
so cents by mail. Cookbooklets
are 10 cents each if called for
and Is cents each by mail.
When ordering either the
binder or cookbooklets. please
address your request to The De-
troit Times Home Institute. 1925
Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
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Besides a valuable variety Of
appetizer recipes there are egg
suggestions for omeletS. pam
cakes. entrees. custards. Souffles,
salads. sauces, garnisheS and
beverages 300 different
recipes in all.
Cookhooklet, 300 Ways to
Serve Eggs. is the tenth in the
series of 20 cookbooklets that
are released by The Detroit
Times at the rate of one each
week.
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OULioLOW Open $50 Ginger Rneers-
Dennis Morgan In KITTY FOYLE."
GO WEST" with the MARI Brothers.
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T0WER-12s13 Cd. River no. @sso A.
Open 6:45. Park Free
Or MONTE CRISTO." Plus Jackie Cooner
aod Bonita Granville, GALLANT sons %
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Mich. Park Free
Tuesday and Wednesday
Gold 13-Piece Dinnerwafe Set Ftrst
CIT, sl.0O Vegetable Bowl, Stilf Available
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.ini1o oVohhL Open $50 A. M. Parry
Free After 8. All Seats 15c. T.. Fiynn,
,DODGE CITY" ''LI0N HAS WINGS. .
we're ODeron, s. Temple, pardon MY
PNPs." 4 Cartoons. New Show II al NJ
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TRENT0N-Trenton, Mich. Park Free
Geo. Sanders, Jackie Cooper.
GALLANT SoNs.'' Wendy Barr5e in
IHE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

ZTRANl-Gd. Riyer-l4th TY- s-IA0s \
ot'u'i'D Open 6:s5. Henry Fonda. Dor
othy Lamour. "CHAD HANNA" "LI'I,
AbNEH," Alive on Our Screen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-05

V0cIIE-Harper ut Harvard. PARK Free
.VuoI Open 5:45 Pm. Stage Show pos
=. N. James STEWART, Katharine HEP
BURN, Cary GRANT In ''PHIIADELPHIA
STORY" Plus CAPTAIN CAUTION"
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NTANFV-I55O5 West Warren Avenue
Doors Open at Sis p NJ
J. Withers. YOUTH WILL BE SERyEDs
Humphrey Bogart in high SIERRA"
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TlJXED0-- Hamilton, Tuxedo TO. s-27ss r
ShNv Doors Open at 6:45 p. NJ
Cary Grant and James Stewart in
"PHIIADELPHLA STORY Peter LORE.
flo Rice. MIR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY %