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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Sweater Girl Weds I'd
Lana Turner Msrries Broker; Judge Same One
Who Tied Her First Knot TO Artie Shaw

HOLLYWOOD. July 1s UP) -
Lana Turner. an Idaho farm girl
who ran sweater into a movie
career. honeynooned today with
Stephen Crane, a tobacco herr and
broker, stunning the bright lights
in favor of their new Beverly Hills
apartment
Crane, n, proposed 10 The %
year~eld Miss Turner at 3 a. m
yesterday while they danced 10
Il Realize Now" in the pluShy
Mocambo. A few hours later they
we're aboard a plane for Las Vegas.
New. where they were married by
,be same Judge who offlciatedj az
her short-hved marriage 20 Or
chestra Leader Artic Shaw.
ss."This time" the actress said
~tIe knot that will stay tied
for keeps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Lone Ndzi Raids
British Town

LONDON. July 1S GNS) - A
lone German raiding plane early
today bombed and machine-gunned
the residential area OF an English
southeast coast town.
A row OF small houses suffered
a direct bomb hit, killing mother
and her two children and another
woman. Other persons were be-
leved trapped
No enemy planes were reported
in the vicinity of London. where
several bombs were dropped yes
terday from single plane.
British planes yesterday took
advantage of cloudy conditions 10
bomb detectives in the industrial
Ruhr valley and in northwestern
Germany. The attacks were car
ried out by planes flying In single
formation in the same manner as
those which blasted German in
dustrial areas on Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Mother, Son Die;
I Men Hunted

MIAMI. Fla. July ~ GNS).-
The murder OF mother and her
child and the critical wounding of
her husband today sent Miami
police on a hunt for an athletic
gunman and a youth about 20
years old.
The dead were Mrs. Irving Leo
pold, wife OF the proprietor Of the
Tamiami TrailkoSher Market and
her 6-yeaT-Old son by a previous
marriage. Steven. Her husband
was shot several times and physi-
clans at Jackson Memorial Hospi-
tai did not expect him TO recover
Several shots rang out last night
in the Leopolds apartment. above
their market pasSers-by reported
Then a man leaped lightly from a
second story window. swung him
self In athletic fashion over a
balcony and dropped TO the side
walk. witnesses said.
They saw him enter a tan coupe
driven by youth about 20 years
old. and the two drove madly off
The car was later found wrecked
a few blocks away. but tho oc-
cupants have not been located. Nc
motive for the murders could be
suggested.
The Detroit Times has far more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
laps Say Subs
Sink Is Ships

TOXIC, July IL fBy Official
japanese WirelesS tINS).--The
imperial high command claimed
in communique today that Jspa-
nese submarines operating In the
western Indian Ocean and In
South African waters had sunk 25
ships aggregating zoe. 900 tons be-
tween early June and early July.
From the start Of the war and
up TO July 10, il was asserted, the
japanese navy has SUM: 366 shipe.
totaling 1880 900 tons. Planes
sank 1874 of these vessels. subma-
rines sank 90 and surface war
ships sank 10. IL was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Chinese Drive
Into Wen(how

CHUNGKING. China. July IA.
.(UP) .-Counter-attacking Chinese
have driven into the suburbs Of
the important port OF Wenchow
and inflicted heavy casualties on
the japanese, communique said
today.
The counter-attack. which pre-
viously had resulted in the cap
ture of Tsingtien. reached the
Wenchow suburbs on Thursday,
the communique said.
Chinese forces also were re-
ported gaining the upper hand in
fighting in the Julian sector, south
OF Wenchow.
In Kiangsi province. the Chinese
recaptured KinkR 30 miles south
east OF Nanchang.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Finucone Ace Of Aces
IRISH Filler Conceded TO Have DESTROYED so Planes
Before Crash TO Death in English Channel

ordbreaking Raj daylight attack
on occupied France. Paddy, who
flew with an Australian squadron,
was as usual in the forefront OF
the fight. He swept low TO ma
chine-gun a post on the beach at
lie Touquet when a bullet hit his
radiator.
lie attempted crash landing
in the middle OF the channel. His
Spitfire sank Immediately
Paddy was avenged A Canadian
pilot swooped low and shot the
gun post out OF existence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

LONDON July 1S GNS).-
Wing Commander Brenda n
paddy tinucanc the Irish horn
ace of aces of the Raj. who was
killed in action. was officially cred
itcd with shooting down 81 enemy
planes but Is conceded 10 have de-
Stroycd well over 80.
II was a milllon-to-one 'un-
lucky shot that finally sent the
2l-ycar-old Paddy 10 his death,
after scores of German pilots had
tried valnly 10 do y.
IL came during the recent rec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Quiet on the tennessee
I5-Year-Old Parsons Couple Back in Their Cabin,
No Longer Fearing Moonshine Hiaekers
WASHINGTON. July IS (UP).

JASPER. Tenn. July Is 0NS)
Lillian and Walter Parsons are
back in their cabin on the banks
of the Tennessee River today,
ready TO renew their squirrel
shootin' trips and assured that
never again will their moonshine
be hi-jacked. y
The l5-year.old man and wife
have been released from Jail fol-
lowing posting OF bond in their
behalf and the statement by wit
nesses that Lilly. as the hill coun-
try bride is known. didn't shoot
Snoop Redmond after all in that
family feud last Weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Blood Bank Sets Mark

In the first five days of it's r.
hour operation the Red Cross
Blood Bank at 4105 Cass avenue
produced 500 more pints of blood
than in any previous week since
its opening in 1941. Director Eu-
gene J. Steiner, announced today.
The 12-hour plan--from 9 a. m. to
9 p. m.-will now be made perma-
nent no added
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Axis Subs Sink
4 More Ships
In West Atlantic
Loss Of u. s. Vessel
in Indian Ocean
Also Revealed by Navy
BY United Press

BY United Press
The sinking of four more United
Nations merchant ships by Axis
i'm the Western At
lantic has been revealed.
The navy also announced yeSter-
day tho sinking Of an American
vessel in the Indian Ocean. sup
poSedly by a Jap submarine. Two
and 80 members of the
crew reached an East Coast port.
A medium-Sized American ship
was sunk in the Caribbean on June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

Snoop Is dead and the trial has
been recessed until fall. so things
down here in the hill country are
back TO normal. Even the reve-
nuers are back on the job follow
ing the excitement.
And revenue agent put In
word which Is expected 10 help
out whoever actually gets charged
with the shooting OF Snoop, who
has been called a moonshine hi
jacker.
The revenuer said the guilty
party ought 10 he given a medal
and 500 for the job Of Kidding the
country Of a bad influence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Hunt Fails
To Turn Up
N.Y.Chutists

NEW YORK, July .1S (INS).-
The eastern defense command an
nounced today that, after a full
days careful investigation. the
army had been unable to confirm
the reported landing OF mysteri-
Gus parachutes late Thursday in
the vicinity Of Rhinebeck, N. Y.
The army. which said that it's
investigation of the Rhinebeck re-
port was continuing, pointed out
in lengthy statement he dan
gers attendant upon what was
termed the circulating of false
reports which tend to cause alarm
and fear in the localities where
they originated"
Instances were cited In the army
statement OF various rumors re-
garding alleged "parachutist"
landings, which have originated in
recent days from points in New
York State, New Jersey. Maine
and other localities. Every report
was investigated by the. army and
found 10 be hoax.
STORY TOLD BOY
One Of the "parachutists" re-
ports, the army said. was spread
as the result of story told in fun
by a man TO a 14-year-old boy.
Another stemmed from q person
under the influence OF liquor. Still
another report OF parachutist
from "a careless rumor." while
in one instance the descent OF
w G "a her observation balloons
started parachutist scare.
The Rhinebeck investigation was
touched off by the report Of a
caretaker on the old John Jacob
Astor estate that he had seen
what appeared TO be six para
chutists" floating to earth nearby.
Rhinebeck. nesting in the Cat
skills. is only 10 miles north OF
President Roosevelt's Hyde Park
home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
.Ndzi P| lane Guns
Boat Off Iceland

REYKJAVIK. Iceland, July rs
GNS).--A German bombing plane
has attacked an Allied trawler of
the northern coast Of Iceland.
headquarters disclosed
today The attack occurred Thurs
day. Three bombs were dropped
,ut only one exploded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
3 TOWNS RETAKEN

INV ~ NJ AMIN
Five villages were recaptured
by the Russian counterattacks or
the northern sector Of the Noro-
nezh front as a result Of attacks
by big Soviet tanks which, fol
lowed by infantry, slowly were
hammering southwark. A German
infantry division guarding an Axis
bridgehead farther south, was
routed and TWO inhabited points
were seized by the Russians, but
the gravest threat 10 the city still
came from tho southern flank.
HoStiliticS flarcd again south
west of Moscow on the BryanSk
front, with the Germans pushing
a wedge into Soviet positions al
tremendous cost. The Russians
counterattacked on both TANKS,
forcing the enemy TO retreat and
abandon several villages
Fighting continued in the Lake
ilIlltIl FStNlOl VI liII llOl AllNtNi
front without decisive changes bat
with the Russians pressing strong
CounterattackS.
The Russians were giVing
ground in steady planned re-
treat.
The Germans were pushing on
relentlesSly for vital Stalingrad,
on the Nolga and the railroad
junction of Likhaya, where the
Moscow RoStov and S,alingrad-
Rostov railroads cross.
a dispatch 10 The army news
paper Red Star said that the l6Sth
German Infantry Division, arriv-
ing at the front after a l2-day
march, had been sent into action
without rest.
Two regiments, numbering 5000
men of the 18th Infantry Division
were nearly wiped out yesterday,
the Red Star dispatch said. The
Russians captured the divisional
staff.
Hungarian prisoners were
quoted as saying that their seventh
division had lost one-half its cffcc-
tiVcS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

PITTSBURGH, July u lPl.-.
At request OF their union officers,
ALL workers agreed today 10 end
a walkout on S100.000,00O worth
of war plant construction pending
an expected adjustment of their
wage dispute before the board Of
review of the war production
hoard.
Leaders Of the carpenters. oper-
ating engineers. cement finlsherS
and common laborers union or
ceEed the men back 10 work after
War Production Chief Donald Mel
son teiegraphed yesterday a warn
ing that work be resumed or
drastic" action would be taken.
The men are expected 10 be back
on, the job Monday morning.
Two Everett. Mass. plants of
the Monsanto Chemical Company,
and its subsidiary, New England
Alcohol Company, were closed by
aathree -day-old strike OF $50 mem
hers of The Chemical Workers
Union of. America (AFL). seeking
q maintenance of union member
ship clause. The union said the
strike was unauthorized.
Company spokesman said 1000
workers in both plants were idle
and that the strike threatened 10
paralyze production in $50 other
New England war plants
MASS MEETING TO-DAY
Nearly 1000 workers at the
strike-bound American Magnesium
Corporation plant at Buffalo,
y. Y, will attend a mass meeting
today after rejecting government
pleas to return to work. United
States Conciliator Clarence La
motto promised War Labor Board
consideration OF their dispute at
Washington, Monday.
In Providence, r. l.. federal con-
cihators sought to settle the
three-day-old strike of 800 Brown
& Sharpe Manufacturing Co. foun-
dry workers who are protesting
dismissal of pne workman in a
plant that { Employs more than
5000 on war production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
REDS PUSHING BACK

a bulletin Of the Official news
agency lass said that Russian
bombing planes hammered con
tnually AT German airdromes on
all fronts and that in one day they
destroyed 10 planes and three
hangers in attacks on four enemy
airdromes. In an attack on an
airdromc i'm the Don plains, a
Russian squadron destroyed %
grounded enemy planes. FasS said
Today'S noon communlquC re-
ported that the Russians still were
pushing back the Germans at
Yoronezh despite fierce resistance.
The midnight commllniquc noted
fighting of local importance on the
kalinin Front. northwest OF Mos
COW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
How Did Nozi Spies
Slip by y. S. Lines?
Ease With Which Sabo+eurs Passed
Coast Guard Gordon Is Mystery
BY JACK VINCENT

WASHINGTON, July 1S.-The
astounding ease with which four
German spies slipped through a
United States Coast Guard Gordon
on Long Island today projected a
mystery into the trial of the eight
Nazi saboteu. before a secret
military commission in Washing
ton.
With the end of the trial in
sight. attendants wondered why
the coast guard failed TO capture
the four who landed on Long
Island after learning that the in
vaders had waited for five hours
at the lonely Amaganett railroad
station--jus a stones throw from
coast guard headquarters there
and but a short distance from the
spot where they landed from a
German submarine.
NAILS BUY TICKETS
The sensational development
was revealed by Ira Baker, the
station agent, who sold the four
NaZl agents railroad tickets on the
I7;l6 a. m. train TO Jamaica. where
they transferred to a subway 10
go TO New York City.
Baker said:
Maybe ii was all right to
keep the landing a secret but II
somebody had told me about il
earlier could have had those
four guys pinched on the spot
instead OF letting them get away
with a big chance nobody could
trace them at ALL"
Baker said he didn't learn about
the incident until an FBI agen.
questioned him. Then he gave the
.FBI pair of green bathing
trunks. white sports shirt and a
pair of tenais shoes he had found
later that day in a trash can next
to hedge surrounding the sta
ton.
FOLLOW COLD TRAIL
How the FBI followed the trail
that was 36 hours cold and
finally managed 10 nab the Nazis
has not been determined. All four
went 10 New York City, or
Brooklyn.
Maj Gen. Frank r. Mccoy,
president of the commission trying
the saboteurs. announced that the
prosecution had completed its case
against the four landed on Long
Island Meanwhile, Attorney Cen
eral Francis Biddle. co-prosecutor
at the trial, said that a Sunday
session may be held He said that
the trial possibly may end next
week.
With the case against the four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

II. Reaching an East Coast port,
survivors said their ship was
among three sunk between June
IA and Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Air Commands
Created byU. 5.

Continued from Page One)
army ultimately will exceed
anything Of the kind the world
has yet seen.
This announcement also will
serve as an introduction to spe-
cific calls which our military
leaders will make 10 various
groups In military and civil
life.
These calls will be directed
toward certain Americans who
are especially fitted to render
distinctive service i'm the crea-
ton OF our air-bOrne army.
Those who are qualified TO re-
spond will have the privilege
and the high duty OF being
among those who will strike ef-
fective blows directly against
the enemy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
ANOTHER CHUTIsT SEEN

MIDDLEBORO. Mass. July Is
tINS).-State police today inves-
tigaied report that a parachutist
had landed in the wooded area OF
Long Pond. A searching party
Icombed the neighborhood where
Selectman Henry l.. Pember OF
Lakeville reported seeing the
parachutist descend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
Nozis' Drive
Cuts Deeper
Into Russio
Neg1siered z : Paient ono

Continued from Page One)
hurled II into the Don, droWnlr
all Of them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
10 AIDES ARRAIGNED

WASHINGTON. July IS (UP).
Ten OF the Nazi saboteurs' Ia
confederates were arraigned in
Chicago, Brooklyn. N. Y. and New
York City yesterday. They are held
on charges of being accessories and
face penalties up to half the length
Of the penalties which the commits
sion may impose on THE saboteurs.
III the saboteurs are executed, the
penalty would be 10 years.
One justice department official
said that placing of the accessory
charge did not wipe out possibili-
ties that the 10 might be charged
with treason.
THE charge Is holding
charge" he said.
Three other confederates of the
saboteurs, all aliens. will be placed
in internment camps as dangerous,
while another is being held for
further investigation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
1888 AGE LIMIT

The air command force is open
to all Americans between is and
IS, who are physically fit and
have a visual acuity Of 20/40
without glasses. Correctlble 90
20/20. For Class A glider pilot
training. holders Of civil aero
nautic airmenS certificates. OF a
private grade or higher, are
eligible.
Also eligible are holders OF air
mems certificates which have
lapScd since January | OF this
year, men who have made 200 or
more glider flights. and COM
pletion OF at least 80 hours OF
flying time solo or dual. as a for
mer aviation cadet or student al
any army, navy or other service
flying school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
AXIS SUB DESTROYED

CAPETOWN. South Africa, July
Is UNS). - South African naval
D atrol vessels have destroyed a
submarine in the Eastern Mediter-
ranean, it was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
I WdIkOuts End
AT War Plants
In Pennsylvania
Workers al Beaver
Slip Back Into Jobs;
Other Strikes Still On

BEAVER. Pa. July rs DINSl 49,
striking United Steel Workers
tCfOl employees were back on the
Job at the 100000 propeller
plant Of tho CuruSS-Wright Com
pany today. returning AS quietly
az they walked out yesterday
A spokesman for the company
confirmed that the men had re-
turned 70 work but refused 10
reveal any further details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

completed, the tenth day OF the
trial today was marked by the
story Of how the four other spies
slipped ashore on a Florida beach.
PASS BARBED WIRE
These four spies, according to
evidence in the hands of the gov
eminent. also slipped through a
barbed wire fence which was
erected on the beach. and. it was
learned, they intended to use that
same fence as landmark when
they returned TO recover the ex-
plosives they had buried.
They also used the ruins OF an
old house. with its rubble and
stone steps half hidden by the
sands, as a landmark. The four
who landed in Florida-Edward
Kerling. Herbert Haupt, Werner
Thiel and Herman Neubauer-car-
ried four cases of explosives across
the sands in the dead of night
June II. passed them across the
fence and buried them with a spe-
cial. short handed shovel which,
they had brought with them from
Germany.
Mccoy. president OF the commits
sion trying the men, meanwhile
was being swamped with hundreds
of letters. most of them repeatedly
demanding speedy end of the
trial. Many, it was said. protested
against what they said was the
way the trial was dragging along.
Others, ii was learned. were from
mothers of American soldiers ask
ing that the eight spies be shot
or hanged quickly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit Newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
DUTCH SHIP SUNK

The other two sinkings an
by the navy yesterday
were of a small Dutch ship. tor
pedoed in the Caribbean several
weeks ago. with two OF the crew
deadA and a medium-sized British
ship sunk in South Atlantic waters
by torpedo and shellfire on June
25. Three men lost their lives.
A dispat h from Lourenco
Marques. Portuguese East Africa
said the Portuguese ship Angola
had arrived with "a survivors from
three merch ant vessels 49, the
Hellenic Trader, Hartismere and
Nymphe.
Lloyd's register lists the Harris
mere as a 5,498-ton British ship;
the Hellenic Trader as 2.052-tor
Greek vessel and the Nymphe as
a 4.504-ton Greek ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18
SURVIVORS PICKED UP

Five were lost from the first
boat and IS survivors in lifeboats
were Joined three hours later by
II survivors in a lifeboat from the
second vessel. Both groups were
picked up by a third ship which
soon was torpedoed and sunk,
The navy previously had an
nounced the sinking of the third
vessel, but not the sinking Of the
second, because the II survivors
had not reached a United States
port.
Thus the navy added one ship to
the toll by announcing the sinking
of the medium-siZed American YES
sci. and survivors Of that vessel
added a second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

1893 s: $: ; 4: &C.: =: e; g g: !:
since mid-,January.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-18

WASHINGTON, july 1S-The completed the tenth day OF the
marked nv the
spies slipped story of how tho four o,h. sn.s
United Coast L. 80 ~ ~ oaei St'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

Pattern 3481-Time 20 20 a
counting in this trim little sun
frock with it's halter-neck and
smooth waistband Make up the
bolero in gay contrast Designed
for misses sizes IL. IL, 16, Is and
20 Size IS, dress. requires 3
yards 35-inch fabric and bolero.
"a yards.
Pattern 3477-You1l "cut a
fine figure"-in this charming
long-waisted frock. Those bodice
gathers are nice for you; whish
Of ruffing looks fresh. Designed
for misses and women's sizes is,
IS. 20, "a. 80, 80, 40, AZ. A and
As. Size 80 requires 80 yards
3o-inch fabric.
Pattern 3417-Kitchen duty Is
really fun in this dainty apron.
The straps are scalloped for a
collar-e effect; there's a handy but
toning at the back waist. De-
signed for sizes small, medium
and large Small size, view A, re-
quiries 2is yards 35-inch fabric;
view 3. Ia yards and II yard
contrast.
Pattern 3i82-Treat your bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

them when brown and recover
ing until done. Served with jam
or honey they are delicious. l
also make plain cake this way
using a heavy cast iron or cast
aluminium skillet for my cake
pan, then when the cake is done
on one side l have another skill
let CREASED and ready and sim
ply tip cake from one skillet 70
the other and recover until done
This cake sprinkled with sugar
and cinnamon. or sugar and nut
meg, or spread with jam is great
for hungry campers.
Noodles and Hamburger.
Another dish ! make is noodles
and hamburger, but If one can't
get fresh meat the canned variety
will do. Either corned beef or
canned roast beef. Place the
noodles in cooking pan and cover
with water, dump in the canned
meat or hamburger and a bit of
chopped onion IL you wish. Stir
this all together, pepper and salt
to taste, cook until done and
thicken with flour. For a one
dish meal you can add peas, a
small can Of peas is enough.
I have a camping kit with
dishes, knives, forks, spoons, etc,
and another kit with two rows
OF pint cans. making IL cans in
all, labelled Of course. In these
l carry coffee, flour, biscuit mix
ture, tea, sugar, cocoa, soap or
anything else 1 might need. Our
smaller u pint size jars carry
baking powder, soda, salt and
pepper My dish cloths, table
cloths, etc. are all placed in the
top Of these kits, making every
thing quite compact, so l have a
small kitchen when l open them.
Mrs Wilton. these are very prac-
teal camping recipes which will APP
peal 20 many Almanackers. Mary
Lee swami.