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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
ArnnyHunting
Canal Zone
Expects Axis Attempt
TO Set Up New Ring
for RefueIine U-Boafs

CARIBBEAN DEFENSE COM
MAND HEADQUARTERS. July
L3 UP).-Special protection for
vital approaches to the Panama
Canal were ordered today as
American and British authorities
continued TO search for additional
members of a Nazi Spy ring
charged with aiding enemy SUBJ
marines in Caribbean waters.
Although the chief purpose of
the conSpirators was believed to
have been supplying undersea
raiders with fuel and information,
Iofficers were inst r-u I ed to
strengthen their vigilance along
approaches TO the canal.
PROBED BY GENERAL
Arrest of George Cough. known
as 1.-The King of Belize" as he at
tempted to flee from British Hon
duras. and of 19 other persons If
Honduras and the Canal Zone wa:
not believed by authorities TO have
wiped out the espionage gang.
Lieut.. Gen. Frank NJ. Andrews
chief of the United States Carib.
bean defense command, was per-
sonally directing the investigation
with the aid of British authorities
in Honduras who were instru-
mental in rounding up the men
and women so far captured.
The arrests, made on June %
were carried out simultaneously
in the Canal Zone and in Belize
after widespread investigation fol-
many weeks by army and navy
intelligence officers. British intel.
Iligence officers and agents of the
FBI.
I'VE must understand that the
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Thieves Steal Safe

Thieves entered through a rear
window of the Bucknell-Knowlsen
automobile sales agency at 5000
Michigan avenue carly today and
stole a small steel safe. V. M.
KnowlSen. agency partner. said
there was approximately $500 in
cash in the safe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Stoy-ot-Home Holiday
Don't Travel on Fourth Of July TO Aid War Effort
Is Eastmans Appeal TO Patriots
Photo by Times statf Photographer

Tense transportation director. He
cited the heavy traffic burdens i'm
posed on railroads and bus lines
by wartime conditions and the
critical shortage OF rubber.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03

WASHINGTON, July 3 qNS).
Be patriotic-and stay home on
the Fourth of July.
This is the holiday program pro-
posed by Joseph B. Eastman. de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03

section. The next he knew, Radtks
told police. Rosen's car had thrown
his into a nearby front lawn.
But Rosen. ever his own attor'
ney. asserted:
81 was driving about IS miles
an hour. 1 footed my horn at
some kids In the street when
all Of n sudden the other car
hit me-"
Serving his third day as a de-
livery man for a telegraph com
pany. RoSen was released from
Saratoga General Hospital afte,
first aid.
His impending trial stem
from his alleged attempt 10 al
a woman driver in Roseyille
a Macomb County deputy she
badge which had been r. y
June 16. lie contendcd s
a red light and hernandez
she pay for his horn whii
Short-circuited as he q
forces her 70 the curb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Newspaper Men
0usted by Vi1hy

LONDON, July 3 QNS).-The
Rome radio. according to the Lon
don Evening Standard. said today
that foreign and Jewish newspaper
men had been ordered by the
French government 10 leave Vichy.
The order, il was said. partic-
ularly affects American newsmen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Bomb Hurled in Buenos Aires

BUENOS AIRES. Argentina,
July 3 (UP).-A small bomb was
thrown from speeding automo-
bile at the building of the anti
Nszi newspaper Pampero today.
but no damage was caused.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Blast Wrecks War Plant

PHILADELPHIA, July 3 QNS).
FED by stores of naphtha, fire
following a terrific explosion
early today wrecked the small
war production plant of Hagin
Firth e. Sons in nearby Abingdon
Township.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Axis Troops
0utfIanked
At AIdrneiin
Allied Counter-attack
Succeeds; Air Fleets
Paste Libysn Bases

STOCKHOLM, July 3 UPA-
troops are fighting with
the British imperial army at FL
Alamein in Egypt, the Berlin cor.
respondent of the newspaper Alle-
banda reported today, quoting Ger-
man advices from Egypt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
The Weather

The sun viii set a. eli p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow at SOP a. N
The moon will rise ~ IL so a. m.
today. and set tomorrow al ! p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03

"YOur Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03

LANSING. July BERNARD ]
Youngblood said today he will
resign as state fair manager July
Is. He appeared in Governor
Van Wagoner's office today with a
final report of state fair activities.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Stephan Fate
Rests With
Judge Tutt|e
Guilty Of treason,
Krue Benefector Faces
Dee or Prison

Pacing restlesSly in small cell
in the county jail, his cap pulled
down over his head, GermanophileI
Max Stephan today awaited from
Federal Judge Arthur J. futile his
punishment for treason.
Stephan. one of the few ever
convicted of the grave crime in
this country, can receive any sem
tence from death on the scaffold to-
a prison term.
A jury Of six men and six womenl
celebrating an hour and 3 min
utes. branded him traitor 10 his
adopted land at 5:35 p, m. yester-
day when they found hiuf guilty of
harboring and helping the escaped
Nazi flier. Oberleutnant Hans
Peter Krug.
STEPHAN WORRIED
The uncertainty of his fate ap-
parently worried the one-time Ger
msn-Amerjcan tavern keeper to-
day. ~
In contrast to his stolid calm
during the four days of his trial.
he walked nervously back and
forth in his cell. smoking continu-
ously the thick, black cigars he
likes.
Its too bad. It's too bad"
he repeated frequently to his
guards.
His appetite for the prison fare
oatmeal. bread and coffee-this
morning was reported not too
good.
Special precautions are being
taken at the Jail 10 prevent
Stephan from harming himself.
Deputies arc under orders to visit
his cell every 10 minutes, day and
night.
HEARS VERDICT CALMLY
Stephan sat calm and stolid, his
hands folded in his lap. as jury
foreman Jerry Armstrong. an En-
NETT. Mich. insurance man. in
toned the verdict:
I'VE find the defendant guilty
as charged"
The only indication that Stephan
fronfInuad an Naxf Dooa Col 0A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
BY LEON KAY
GATED Press stan Correspondent

CAIRO, July British i'm.
periai forces, in their biggest and
most successful counter-attack Of
the battle for the Nile, have hurled
back a general German offensive
on FL Alamein, coastal anchor Of
their defense line, communique
announced today.
German Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel threw the full power Of
his armored forces, backed by mo-
torized infantry and mobile anti
aircraft units, against the most
vital point of the English line, sol
miles west OF Alexandria, yester-|
day afternoon.
SMASH AT ENEMY
Fighting side by side, the troops|
from England, Scotland, Wales.
South Africa, New Zealand and
India held their line against the|
terrific impact of the attack. Them
the imperial mobile forces. racingl
into action, smashed at the en-|
emy's right flank south of FL Ala
mein.
They advanced through the adj
vanced Axis screen, hit the Ger.|
man flank and, led by the 18th
and 21st armored divisions, att
tackled the enemy forces from the
flank and rear.
"After an armored battle, late
I'm the evening the enemy with
drew to the west, leaving our
positions intact" the communi.s
que said tersely of the imperial
victory at a moment when the
Germans were Boosting of taxi
ing Alexandria and continuing
on to Cairo.
AIR RAID ON ToBRUK
Throughout the battle. Light
bomber. fighter-bomber and fighter
planes hurled into the action in|
increasing numbers, supported the
imperial ground forces with heavy
ATTACKS on enemy concentrations
southwest of FL Alamein.
The communique said that on|
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
THE wedding will he in the
White House, probably July So"

Sdlu the SOCIdllte dlNOfCee.
A native OF Pasadena, Cal. Lou
Use Macy came East at the age of
Is to enter a fashionable girls
school in Washington, and later
was graduated from Smith Col
lege.
Ten years ago she was married
to Clyde Brown Jr, of New York
and Norwalk. Conn.,, but the
lasted less than a year,
terminatin' in a Reno divorce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
STEPHAN WORRIED

The uncertainty of his fate ap-
parently worried the one-time Ger
msn-American tavern keeper to-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-03
Fair Manager to Quit

CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Others Goose-Step
in Weber Manner

Scores Of Nazi big-ShotS take il
for granted that what Weber does
Us done for Hitler under cover
and they act accordingly.
II Weber can live IN palatiaI
estates 50 can they.
II Weber can run the biggest
rtce track in Germany why can,
they gc' extra money by the
same method. be that race track
or monopoly on construction
projects in their own sectors.
If Weber can win huge purses
on the race track. why can't they
get in ON the gold mine?
All they need do Is play along
with Weber. and all of them do
with exceptions.
Wagner IS bic enough man with
Hitler 10 afford himself the luxury
ui an independent attitude as iaI
as Weber is concerned
Weber knows il and conSe-
quon'ly likes 10 play ball with
Wagner slipping back into old
habits Of bookic days only oc.
Ca~IDDaliV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

can practically reduce our con-
sumption by one-half for the
liquor and a quarter for the
tobacco.
OF course this advice must
be administered with some
common sense. We are not all
the same age and we haven't
the same capabilities.
We can't all take the amount
Of exercise that would condition
a person for a tennis champion
ship or a prize fight.
THERE are 100000 of us
Il and since the fingerprint
pattern Of each one is different.
its reasonable assumption
that the muscle fibers Of our
arms and legs are not all
exactly the same in tone and
endurance.
You are good Judge Of
yourself II exercise makes YOU
feel good take plenty OF IL.
If you're over 80 and a little
exercise makes YOU feel good.
take a little more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

vegetables and some fruit once
a day.
Meat az least twice a week
Git contains more Vitamin B
than any other food.
THOSE who indulge in alcohol
Il or tobacco would be patriotic
10 reduce the quota.
The climate Of North America
is very bad one for drinking.
We are told by authorities
that we live in the most high
pressure area on earth-the
area where climatic conditions
conduce TO the greatest amount
of physical and mental activity.
We also live in the area
where nature has provided such
bounty that we get the greatest
reward for our labor.
The combination makes for a
state OF mind and body for the
average man that If he starts
stimulating himself artifcially,
he is very likely 10 overdo itS
With liquor and tobacco.
those OF US who indulge at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Wagner Guest
at Superfine Feast

Weber feels at home there, and
when he invited Wagner one
night he was particularly anxious
to please.
lie had the best table where
all could see them. the big-shotS.
and come over TO kowtow and
click heels with Il Nazi salute.
lie started Wagner off with
caviar on ice and champagne
mixed now and then with a Sho,
of vodka
Wagner ripped the chicken
apart with bare hands. anc
Weber followed suit, since the
NaziS made this a fad of recent
years in tho Nurcmberger Brat
WurSt
They like 10 act natural. pre-
Tending 10 be the same simpl,
souls a.. Of old days. and the,
claim that tho business Of stat,
and party can best be finished OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Hitler Unmasked
People Hungry,
Top Ndzi Feeds
Eggs 10 Horses

Editors NolC: Eggs are the
most strictly rationcd COM
modify ga Germany today.
The average person gets one a
w5ol, if ne is lucky But on
a MAGNIFICENT estate in Ba-
Nar.a herd of race horses
is fed ON eggs IN countless
numbers. merely so their
hlAps may be snoothcst and
s.IHcst in Europe. They are
owned by Christian Weber, a
leading Hitler hcnchman, ex-
posed today By Pierre J. Huss,
f-r e.eht years Berlin bureau
chief of international News
Service, as a crook without
conscience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

do something to improve our
physical fitness.
Get some exercise every day
the younger YOU are, the
more you should get. Keep the
legs and the wind in condition.
Get back some strength in
your arms You may have 10
carry a rifle 20 miles one of
these fine days.
We've been told by some
people in authority that half Of
Us Americans are in a state
Of semistarvation, but IN my
opinion most of us eat too
much.
Let's 60 al il more moder-
ately Get trimmed down so
our hearts don't have TO carry
so much extra weight.
II will leave some food for
our allies in other countries and
at the same time improve our
own state Of bodily prepared
ness.
Ear the balanced foods, with
enough vitamins-milk, eggs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
z Cronies Lapse
Into Race PaIaver

BY the time Wagner had
reached the belching stage, Chris
tian had polished off with him
whatever political bargaining was
required.
They Slid into racing talk as
naturally as Jockeys on a holiday
and soon Weber waXed eloquent
over the latest wonders in his
stable.
The mixture of champagne and
vodka made his face glow, bring
ing out the sears in Avid Strcaks.
Wagner was sun licking bones
and fingers, letting WcDer DO
rfost OF the talking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Olsen & Johnson

II II doesn't make you feel
good, stop it and don't have II
on your conscience.
Get plenty of sleep or rest
II you think you need that more
than exercise.
In this high power climate
it's quite possible we should
initiate our good neighbors in
the tropics and take a siesta
after lunch.
Remember that IL has been
said on good authority, The
United States Is the healthiest
large nation in the world"
Such a cool organization az
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company writes:
"Such have been the sue
cesses Of modern medicine and
public health In the past few
decades, that the results have
exceeded even the most sanguine
expectation Of the leaders IN
the field"
The leaders In the field-not
the Scaremongers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
FooIproof System,
IF You Can Get In

On such occasions you do not
know which horse is running for
Weber in addition 10 the scheduled
one but if you should find out,
bet all your money on Weber S
dark horse and you Will WIN a
fortune on that day
1t is foolprooi, in accordance
with Wcber's foolproof methods.
In the l94l Braune Band race a
Jockey on the wrong horse crossed
the finish line a split second ahead
OF what in reality was Weber
horse, and of course the Judges
Immediately awarded the prize to
tho winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Germany Starves.
Blamed

"All Germany Is sparing on
eggs and milk and YOU squander
IL on horses. l get the blame
for running short on the Ba-
yarian quota and you polish the
hides Of your horses with milk
and eggs. rs isl ia cine GAM
crosse Schwcinerei"
Then. before Weber could duck
Wagner seized the tahleclOth in
both hands and whipped II over
his hoSt>S head, plates, glasses
bones, champagne and all.
He hit the covered face with hi,
fist and Weber rolled off the chair
10 the floor, tangled up IN table.
cloth and tableware
Wagner roared and Sworc like
2 drunken trooper on rampage
and Stompcd out of the place
hurting back charges that nobody
could frame him with tricks like
that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Reminds Ono and All
He Bosses Bavaria

He turned around in the door
way once more and warned one
and all that Wagner is boss IN
Bavaria. none other. and in
triguerS against him had better
watch out
l imagine Wagner know what
he was saying. for il is no secret
that mean little bits of intrigue
wreck NaZi careers much quicker
than big plots or bad mistakes.
Weber was not above undermin.
ing the powerful gaulcitcr and
numerous hidden tricks like thc
sabotage OF Wagncr'S egg anC
milk deliveries could accumulate
haStS suspicious against him il
Berlin.
B, Next: The death Of Ernst
/ Udet)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Where Luscious Food
Exists-for Some

When necessary. he invites
Wagner out 10 dinner and takes
him 10 the smoky and medieval
NurCmbPrger Bratwurst, famed
before ration card days for It's
delcctably grillcd chicken.
You still get /, today for like
Ilorchcr'S in Berlin, the special
food supply comes IN official de-
livery wagons by the back door
and the clients out front consist
exclusively Of the NaZi hierarchy
Therefore the flame on the open
grill OF the Nurcmbcrger Brat
wurst burns mcrrily and the
chickens on the spit spread the
same appcti2ing odor but a mere
mortal cant get in unless invited
by a llg-shot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
But Weber Solves
That One, Collects

Next tiar that horse was de-
clarcd ineligible on the grounds
that Us owner was of Jewish blood
and under the regulations no
LONGER can enter or own racehorses
anywhere IN the Reich.
Ncbcr's horse thereupon took
the purse OF 50 900 marks.
/ have no proof or direct knowl-
edge OF the rakeoN Hitler gets on
these Weber deals Call Nazi party
real estate deals and score Of
other moncy-co!ning projects are
handled very shckly by Weber, .
but Hitler has limltleSs funds for
spending purposes not all OF which
can POSSIBLY come from the sales
uf Mem katnpi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Ey PIERRE J. HUSS
Iu,l ~sa, service stan Correspondent

Iutl NcRs service stan Correspondent
The Nal.s are quick TO punish
any ono m the land gossiping or
w.lully spreading hamiul stories
about lig-.aute in tho government
ana party.
They say this is the most poi
sonouS weapon and one Of the
most effective. Ike the old party
Inc aA-lLG- tGI--LGn4--
So they watch carefully and
Clip any Wsgglug tongues.
1t helps keep The pot from boil
in over especially Ut times Of
IDal uHl4lagJn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
How 10 Make Horses
Have Shiny Goats

go sag ich dir, mein !ieber
Adolf" SAID Weber with SNUG
Self-SatISfacuon, "es wirkt wun-
derbar. An old jockey used
10 know told me 10 try II. i did
and today You can pick out the
horses I own on my track by
their glossy hide.
II tell you ID il wonderful.
Every morning and every eve
ming. as that old jockey told
me, have the trainers feed
them "A good mash beaten up in
dozens of eggs and rich milk.
They like ii, and look at how
they shine.
II have given orders 10 all my
stables To use that recipe. You
should try il in YOURS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
But Wagner BristIes.
Flies Into Rage

But Wagner didn't take the tip
He struck a sudden strange atti-
tude. staring balefully at his host.
His clenched right fist struck the
table a reSoundinG blow. causing
the heavy plates and glasses 10
bounce and clatter. 4 score Of
Nazis at other tables looked up
with a start
Wagner was waving a fist into
Weber face whose mouth was
open with uuguardcd surprise
"SChwein" Wagner rodrcd.
"Schw Elm! Now know where
those eggs and that milk for
sick soldiers are going 10. You
SidetraCked hose farm de-
liNeries and ] got the blame for
II. couldn't meet the quota
and you fed your horses on IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03
Keeping Fit
Duty to One S
Country
T u F F Y
Ply LOGAN CLENDENING. MD

~ IUi.h-N NI.IstN i'IstNI-NN, .H'U
one duty we can all perform
~ for the country in this hour
Of stress and responsibility Is
for each of US to keep in as good
physical shape as possible
You cant toll nowadays when
you'll need that reserve energy
10 DO an extra Job in a hurry
without warning or preparation
| don't JOIN with the scare
heads that have been thrown
az rs. | think we are a good
deal healthier than we have
been told We are, but we can all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

better horses his during Juicy mouth
whenever big the oning ol
on II all goes 5 smoothly anC
then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-03

painlessly then.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-07
Men I8 TO 30 Years
MESSENGER Work

Boys who are over 10 and do not intend
returning 10 school Bicycle necessary.
Apply 23O state street.
PIN BOYS (whRe)-centraily located; easy
to get 10. Always busy. Apply Great
Lakes Bowling Center, corner Woodward
and Baltimore Avenues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-29
Grain
BY the Associated Press

o5 ire Associated Press
CHICAGO, Dec, 29.lReports
that Economic Stabilizing Director
James Byrnes was ABOUT to an
nounce increased -four ceilings. Is
cents to $l00 above current levels
gave strength to the wheat market
today. Most other grains followed
wheat into higher ground, despite
temporary setbacks at times.
The original plan called for a So
cent boost in -four ceilings plus the
payment of subsidy. The proposed
higher ceiling would eliminate the
necessity for putting the contro-
versial subsidy plan into operation.
1t was reported to have the back
ing of Secretary of Agriculture
Wickard and the Commodity Credit
Corp.
Shortly before the close May and
July wheat contracts advanced to
new high ground for the season on
buying by house with connections
Southwest. Corn after dropping be-
low yesterdays close rallied in late
trade under stimulation Of the up
turn in wheat.
All deliveries of wheat and corn
closed at virtually the days highest
levels.
Wheat finished l to 1ss above
Mondays final quotations, May
18TH -1.377s, July 1874; corn, Il to
IL up; May 95S -95a., July 96h-
96%;; oats, x to y up; rye, I'M
changed to 4 higher, and soybeans
advanced g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-29
Paw
Continued From First Page :

where employees are compensated on
a per annum basis. When work does
not lend itself to an overtime sched-
ule-employes are receiving a fiat
10 per cent increase.
Victory Tax Difficulty.
One of the difficulties that will be
encountered by the Treasury in ad-
ministering the new pay plan is
involved in the Victory tax that be-
comes deductible as of January l.
This per cent levy will be applicable
IN some instances to money earned
in December, If the roll is not sent
In until after the first of the month.
The Presidents regulations did not
clarity the status of Government
Printing Office employees as they had
been expected to do, and officials
there Immediately called on the
controller general for a ruling to
show where they stand. Their pay
law Is so phrased with regard to
legislative employees, as the GPO
staff is classed, that it is not certain
just how it will apply.
Ofiicials believe that the per an
mum workers there will get the new
overtime rate, and that the per hour