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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
So(id|ite Named
Miss Michigan

A 21-year-old Detroit socialite
will carry Michigan'S hopes in the
annual beauty convention in Allan.
tic City that leads 10 the GROWING
OF Miss America.
She is Patricia Uline Hill Of lS9lC
Fairway avenue. the daughter OF
Mrs. Jean Paul Pratt formerly OF
Washington.
Miss Hill won the title Of Miss
Michigan in a competition with
los other beauties at Jefferson
Beach. She will go 10 Atlantic City
for the finals September g.
The dark-haired. blue-eycd Miss
Hill has been in Detroit a year
She made her debut in Washing
ton in 1899
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Policeman Accidentally Shot

Patrolman Arthur G.. Bachman,
80. Of Conner station. today was
recovering from a bullet wound in
his left hand, accidentally self-in-
flictcd while chasing two car
thieves at Harper and Lakewood
avenues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

Louis S. Laurent, attorney gen.
eral Of Canada; James L. Ralston,
Canadian defense minister, and Sir
Walter Monckston Of the English
lhar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Convict Hunted
AsKidndper Of I
In Terror Ride
HandcuHed Man
on Trip to Chicago;
Woman Attacked

A dark complexioned man OF
about 80, believed TO be an ex-
convict, who held up man and
a woman. robbed and bound them,
and gave them a 13-hour ride OF
terror 10 Chicago during which
he attacked the woman twice, was
sought today by police and the
FBI.
First word of the bizarre kid
mapping was rought by the
woman. Miss Louise Lambert. 25
a model, who appeared at police
headquarters Saturday night. In
credulous at her story. Detective
Lieut.. Marvin Lane, policewomen
and FBI agents questioned her
most Of the night.
Yesterday morning, police sum-
moned her companion, William
u, Elizabeth Lake, who
subStantiated the report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Terrorizing Is Really Treason. He Contends

This teTrOriZng of conscientious American workers. not
only sabotage of the order but in opinion treason
One labor bully preventing retaining sincere workers from
doing their jobs do material demage TO
effort than 30 Stephans helping Nazi krugs"
thousands OF loyal American wOrkmen not doing
more than Mr. Reuthers walter Reuther UAWCO pres
sident unions shameful buIwg terrorng and slow down
will permit them to do Give Mr. Reuther commission
In the army Let him that he has the CUTS and
meet the enemy face TO face.
"Then will listen to- Mr.. Reuther with admission and
respect"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
NOT NEW AT FORD'S

The system is not new in Ford
production, company officials said
but this is ITS first application 10
the output Of airplane engines.
Ford spokesman called attention
70 two other recent improvements
in the production Of the motors
including a centrifugally cast steeI
cylinder barrel and water-cooled
aTbor for grinding the outside d.
ameter Of cylinder barrels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

this country who has the stop every labor strike
slow In this nation within minutes"
AS slow down example Fry outlined incident in his
shop.
Last Friday, August H." he related, lone of my
union employees Miss Viola Foehr, who working army
barracks the government threatened with hav
her head smashed In by of union employees Miss Alice
Stol.
inexperienced but Outproduees Veterans
although a machine operator with less than 10 days
total machine experience her records show that she
ducing units than other operators similar machines
constantly admOnished spoil the job.
The accepted factory translation that statement term
Is don't produce too units hold down your produc
ton"
To The Detroit Times, Miss Foehr Of 31450 Vanborn
nue., Wayne. corroborated her employers story.
II told by Miss Sto that If you're looking for trouble
you'll find It, You'll get head smashed in" Miss Foehr
2 recalled.
I'D had trouble with Miss StOll any OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
Fry Products Chief Bomes Roosevelt for Fghu Labor Choo

PERSONALLY, Mr. Roosevelt Fry continued II think there
far vital things for army experienced In the
rather than attempting learn the ntricaces Of
ufacturing
Now, Mr. President appreciate that this is a very small
business but symbol of the yranncal attitude
and action believe being taken by Detroit union leadership
of labor in thousands upon thousands American pro-
ductiOn shops
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
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TWO-Nfam
w ar Plant

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24.-Pres-
Ildent Roosevelt and WPB Chair
man Donald Nelson paid tribute
today 10 the war production rec
lord OF "a tWO-man factory in Bay
City, Mich.
To 60-year-old employer Jake
ISparling and the man Sparkling
calls the old gent'-Percy Fogel-
Songer, 79-went an American flag
poster and official recognition as a
labor-management PRODUCTS n
drive committee.
Sparkling wrote the White House
TO tell the President what he and
the old gent" were doing, and
after sending an investigator to
the backyard shed in Bay City
the two-man Nelson. with
the Presidents complete endorse
ment, praised the tiny unit.
TOO STRENUOUS
Nelson, in writing Sparkling, said
he believed the work schedule fol-
lOWeQ Dy the TWO men--they turn
,out 1000 flangeS week for
wooden pipes, working seven days
a week, Is hours a day-was a lit
tie too strenuous.
But long hours don't bother
them. They told Nelson:
work conditions are ideal i'm
our plant"
More than year ago Sparkling
wrote 10 President Roosevelt ask
ing how he could help defense
Back came an answer, signed by
William Knudsen, then chairman
of the council of national defense,
suggesting that Sparkling see if he
could not do some work for the
Michigan Pipe Company, in Bay
City.
The pipe company. Sparkling
found, needed flangeS for wooden
pipes so Sparkling, a machinist who
had met business reverses, went to
work in a shed in his back yard.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
; Die as Flyer
Smashes Car Of
Detroit Attorney
Locomotive Hops Rails,
Flows Ties for Nearly
Mile, Then Overturns
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Times stan Correspondent

BRIGHTON, Aug. pa Detroit
attorney and the engineer ano
fireman Of Pere Marquette pas
senger train were dead today as
the result OF a collision at Silver
Lake crossing, three and a hall
miles southeast of here.
The dead:
JAY T. BELL, as, an attorney
with offices at 1902 National
Bank Building.
LEON SLADE, 66. the engi-
neer. of Grand Rapids.
NORMAN TOOLEY, AZ, the
fireman, of Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
HitChhikers Slit
War Worker S
Throat, Take SO
Robbery Victim Drinks
Rain Water, Lies
Beside Car 20 Hours
Time. star Correspondent

MT. CLEMENS, Aug. PA 80
year-old Detroit war worker, who
lay more than 20 hours with his
throat slit and drank rain water
10 cheat death, is recovering to-
day in ST. Joseph Hospital. while
police seek his aSsailants.
William Crydeman Of 23l0 Cabot
avenue. left for his job at an air
craft plant a little before g a. IN.
Saturday. At Woodward avenue
and Grand boulevard, he extended
his ride-sharing policy 20 two
hitchhikers who asked for a lift
TO Russell street.
Al their supposed destination.
one of the riders pulled an over
sized pocket knife and the other.
a revolver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
WINDPIPE CUT

They forced Crydeman to drive
them around Detroit and Ham.
tramck until at about IL a. m
they ordered him 10 stop IN a
secluded woods near here.
After one man had taken $40
from Crydeman, the Secon
slashed his throat and left fore
arm. Both then fled. leaving their
victim lying on the ground beside
his car.
Weakened by loss Of blood
Crydeman reeled into the sheriff S
Office here at 7:15 a. m. yesterday
and gasped his story. Collapsing.
he supplemented his report with
a penciled note.
He said he was able 80 take
shelter in his car before Satur-
days heavy rains started. He
quenched his thirst and FASTENED
coagulation Of his wounds by
catching rain water in a small foot
tub.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
CoRRoBoRATE STORIES

Both told OF being ambushed By
a man, brandishing two 80 calibel
lrevolvers. as they approached
lSheldon's car in a parking lot al
666 Lothrop avenue Agreeing or
Virtually every detail. here is the
story they told in separate ques.
tioning
The abductor shackled Sheldon
who operates the Sheldon Tire
Service Company, 1924 Michigan
|avenue, with police handouts and
gagged him. He then bound and
gagged Miss Lambert and took
So from her and $50 from her
companion.
For more than As minutes he
drove aimlessly in Sheldon's 1912
Cadillac with his prisoners in the
back seat.
Continuing a running converse
ton the man drove TO his apart
ment, which Sheldon and Miss
Lambert could not identify from
their perspective in the bottom, OF
the car.
I'm going up to get my
Clothes" the victims quoted the
kidnaper as saying. IL can see
you from my apartment, and
I'll plug you IL you move"
The man returned with a suit
case full of clothes and drove
north in Woodward avenue. Near
Pontiac, he turned on a lonely
road where he stopped, hand
cuffed Sheldon 10 the steering
wheel and attacked Miss Lambert.
TIED TO TREE
BY this time il was about
"a. m. and the man first announced
his destination as Flint. changed il
TO Toledo and finally headed
toward Chicago. Several times he
forced Sheldon 10 give him direc-
tons.
En- route east on l.. s. 112. the
man stopped at a hot dog stand
with the threat:
IF you try to call police, III
shoot the cop first and then Kill
YOU. tn take a smart man TO
fool me"
He released his prisoners and
the three had refreshments. A
short distance farther, he backed
Sheldon TO a tree and tied his
hands 10 an overhanging tree
branch.
~ thought the end had come
that time" Sheldon shuddered.
But he did no harm TO Sheldon.
Instead. he assaulted Miss Lam
bert again. then drove his captives
TO another roadside sandwich
stand.
At | p. m. Saturday. the trio
arrived on the south OF Chicago
where the man first released Miss
Lambert. then Sheldon and finally
abandoned the car at about three
block intervals
Although left without. funds.
Sheldon had a gasoline credit card
with which TO make the return
trip. Being a married man, Shell
don said he failed TO make a re-
port either 10 Detroit or Chicago
police because he wanted TO avoid
resulting scandal.
But Miss Lambert said she
sought police help on the advice
of friends.
The bandit-kidnaper was de-
scribed as about. 5 feet 8 inches.
100 pounds, with crooked teeth, a
prominent mole on his right upper
lip. brown eyes and a short
cropped black. wavy hair He
boosted that he was lust out Of
prison." -.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
DERAILED, PLOWS TIES

The locomotive. Grand Rapids
bound at 90 miles an hour, was
.derailed by the impact. but plowed
down the ties for about three
quarters OF a mile.
Then il jack-knifed, turned com
pletely around and landed on II:
side, facing the direction iron
which it had come.
Bell was taking a basket O
peaches from his home in South
Lyon 10 a friend nearby when he
drove onto the track ahead of the
train last night. He was killed
Instantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24

"four Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, is one of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
BODY PINNED IN CAB

Tooley was pronounced dead
shortly after being taken TO Mellus
Hospital in Brighton. SHADES body
remained in the locomotive cab
for almost three hours before
workmen were able 10 remove il.
Although four cars were de-
rallied, none of the 200 passengers
was seriously injured.
Charles Taylor. u, of New Hud-
son was treated at Mellus Hos.
pital for head injuries, and two
persons received treatment fol
minor injuries at the University
Hospital in Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-24
DELAYED 4 HOURS

A special train was sent out
from Plymouth to proceed with
the passenger run after the train
the No. 7 passenger run between
Detroit and Grand Rapids, hac
been delayed for four hours.
A crew Of IS workmen cleared
1.-THE track. and OF her scheduled
runs were not delayed.
Damage TO railroad equipment
was about $25,000 according TO NJ
NJ. Cronk, general superintendent
SHADES survivors are his wife
two daughters and two sons. one o.
whom is in the army. Tooley''
wife, a son and daughter, and hi,
mother, Mrs. Anna Tooley of De
troit. survive.
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