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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
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In Sports
by International News Service


Two Los Angeles keglers. Bus
Waters and Frank Stiller, stag
gered from local bowling
center today after establishing
a new world marathon bowling
record Of So hours % minutes.
Dan Ferris, veteran secre-
tary of the A. A. T.. picks Al
Blozis Of Georgetown as the
greatest shot putter the world
has ever seen.
Promoter Mike Jacobs seeks a
date on which to stage the mid
dleweight championship fight be-
tween New York fifleholder Ken
OverIin OF Washington and chal-
lenger Billy Soose OF Farrell, Pa.
Western thoroughbreds pre-
pare to invade Eastern tracks.
Paul Runyan leads $4,000 Bel
Ieair Open golf tournament with
a i-under-par 81 in first round.
Chick Harbert. Battle Creek
pro, was tied with Sammy Snead
for third with a 20.
White Sox- Catcher Mike
fresh escapes serious injury
when struck on head by bat OF
Pepper Martin during Los An
geles all-star game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
TONIGHT'S BOXING
(At Fatryieg GardenA

Pepito santini. Puerto Rico. vs.. Jackie
Taylor. Columbus 90.
Rudy koEoie, River Rouge, vs.. Ernie
Moran, Ann Arbor 90.
Dempsey McPhail, Nova Scotia. vs..
Eddie Stefani, Detroit t6).
Ixxy schartr, Columbus, We. Phil Nor
man, Detroit O0.
George Mertcka, Port Huron, vs.. Jack
Matthews, Ann Arbor 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

useless the rest of the season
Another series of injuries crippled
him during most of the last cam
paigns.
You can't get the Red Wings
angry at the Rangers today
Not when Les Patrick's boys blew
eight big goals past fat Turk
Broda in New York and put
Johnny Mowers back in the fight
for the Vezina Trophy Johnny
and Frank Brimsek of Boston are
now tied with ga goals scored
against them to Brodas 95, but
Johnny has only three games to
play against Brimsek's four, while
Broda also has three to go .
Mowers faces Chicago here Thurs
day. then will duel it out with
Brimsek for the cup in the last
two games of the season. against
Boston here Sunday and in Boston
next Tuesday They'll be all
even on games when they meet,
since Boston plays Toronto to-
morrow and Americans Thursday.
Toronto experts who had already
crowned Broda and were waving
derisively at other goalies may
choke up a little now for Broda
isn't going to have any picnic in
hi last three games with Boston,
Rangers and Chicago.
JOE CARVETH WEEDS
Joe Carveth. broken-legged Red
Wing forward. still has a cast on
his leg but il didn't keep him from
driving to Napoleon. O.. Friday TO
marry Miss Betty Jane Henning
of Detroit, with whom he has
been attending all the hockey
games Mrs. Carveth is the
daughter of John H. Henning of
1868 Columbus avenue Carveth,
a native of Regina, is % years old
and his bride II They are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
TONIGHT'S WRESTLING
At Arena Gardens)

cat Arena Gardens)
Frankie Taiaber vs.. Ricardo Cortes,
Z In falls.
Lord Patrick Ftnnegan VS.. Walter
Roxy. . In 7 falls.
GORILLA Macias vs.. Bull Montana,
one fall.
"whney" wshIberR We. Jack League.
one fall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

groom at the MO. hockey game
last night
Adams is really enforcing disci-
pline on his club with the playoffs
coming up They all reported
for practice at $50 this morning.
an hour earlier IAN usual =. And
if you wanted to see a red-hot
hockey boss. you should have seen
Adams in Montreal Saturday night
when Jockey Fleming. Montreal
sports character wanted TO fill the
Wings arms full of bottles Of
champagne The Jockey claimed
he had just won 81 600 on Detroit's
40 shutout of Canadiens He
wanted to repay some of the
players who had given him walk
around money in less happier days
Gen. Hugh =. 10 son,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Stroh BowIers
Make Good on
Their Boast
BY HAROLD KAHL

Stroh made good a boast and II
is still a-teaSt- today along the
bowling rialto following the tenth
weekend of The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes at Imperial Recrea-
ton last night
Joe Norris and his cast -
Wally Reppenhagen. Phil Bauman,
FREDDY Wolf and Cass Grygier-
came out boldly with the state
ment. we are going TO win the
Glass A championship for the
fourth time
They made good with games OF
Ills. highest shot thus far, go
9S4 for 3069
II was a grand performance. but
even the veterans they are, the
Stroh bowlers were a little ner-
vouS al the start because they
knew they had gone out on the
limb. They had 10 deliver.
TO THE POINT
Norris sized the situation up
while they were changing clothes
In a moment he gave them the
best pre-game fight talk this
writer has ever heard for brevity.
1t was:
Were on the spot. We said
we would. We have to deliver.
Let's do IT,"
That his words carried is evil
dent by the teams opener of Ills.
Rep struck out from the seventh
for 225 Bauman. despite two
misses and split, whirled in a
four-bagger for 1879. and low. Five
strikes featured Norris 224 four
VOLTS 246, and four, a two-bag-
ger Griygier'S 231.
1t was Grygier. however. who
was the star for he followed with
1913 and whipped in 255 for 679.
Wolff placed" with 215-190 for
651 and Norris showed" with an
other 224 in a sos series. Rep"
is still trying to forget his 146 in
sos. while Bauman, stymied with
bad luck all season. had Sc.
MISSES HIS GLASSES
Six other Class A teams failed
to get into leaders row. With
Charley Kotarski leading the way
with 211-20l in COS. Herb Mer-
tens Mineralites took dive to
1921. principally because Harold
"Pudgy" Allen didn't have his
goggles for a measley 533.
John kuchka's Copes Service
was high in Class B with 2750, AL
kopitzki doing his bit with 224
in $50. Bernard Kotarski's lips
tipped Class c with 1884. Jimmy
Smith, who brought % teams
here from Fenton and Holly. did
masterful job with 2l1-246-213
for $40 and Shore Acres came up
with 1882 in Class d. R hnaw
carried off tops in Class E with
isis
Herb Janke's 625 Art Danish
COS, Joe Goods 625 and Frank
Pencola's SOB were thrusts which
leave thought for next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10
Jennings Takes Wares PInce

Copyright by Detroit Times. All rights reserved.

living at the Leland The Red
Wings, just returned from Mont
real. didn't learn of the marriage
until they met-the bride and
groom at the MO hockey game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

A "fiop' card only would nave
made Detroit look worse as a
fight town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-10

useless the rest of the season
Another series of injuries crippled
him during most of the last cam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

This has all been obviated in Germany be-
cause the state takes care of the children and
the economic barrier is removed as we'll as
the legal barrier In a measure the rich and
poor can share polygamy.
But when Herr Hitler undertakes TO force
poygamous unions Of several foreign women
TO one German husband he is stepping out
of his laboratory and treading on dangerous
ground no matter how thoroughly that ground
may have been subdued, argues Major Keller.
The offspring of a French, Dutch, or
Belgian mother and a German may be a
loyal German and useful to Htlers scheme
Of. things.
But then again there is an equal chance
that the child may even look like a German
but be a Frepchman Dutchman or Belgian at
heart. From these latter children will come
the plotters, fifth-coiumnists and Spies who
will make life hard for the super race.
From his mother that harem child will
inherit hatred of the Germans Should
Germany succeed in conqucring the mothers
country completely, the children, and there
will be millions of them, will always be fertile
soil for revolution and discomfort.
With different nations close together
and tides of sweeping back and forth
Europe has long been familiar with these
people who are born and live in one country
but inherit loyalties 20 another.
From them come the spies.
These people have never been very numer-
Gus in comparative sense, but Hitler seeks
TO breed them wholesale He will be sowing
dragons teeth
1t is not for one generation only. The
conquerors must butt their heads against the
cement or cements, for there are many kinds
through the centuries TO come. The cements
took ages TO harden and time is the only
solvent that will make them crumble. Major
keeler says that the most common national
cements close blood relationship common
language. similar customs, like laws like re-
ligions and certain friends and enemies in
common.
Common blood is the most effective and
primitive of the cements.
IL is the natural cement
The family was first tied together by blood
ties and sympathies. Then the family eX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Nature knows no Btz-binder. In the
end, sow-settng cements are usually stronger
than the faster ones and this national kind is
toughest Of all, If given 600 years or more
TO set
German bombs blew churches and homes
stone from stone in London and Coventry
yet not crack appeared in the national
unity William the ,Conqueror. julius Caesar
and the Saxons did not find any such tough
England The cement that at last welded
all the descendants of the various invaders
into modern British. was still soft
II must be admitted that the Naz plan is
already working smoothly enough within Ger
many But the modern Teuton is such a docle
creature that it is like a laboratory expert
nIcnt, under special conditions which would
not work outside.
The plan for a super race which is to
crowd all others first out of Europe and then
off the face Of the Earth, calls for abund-
ance of German babies
The slaughter Of a million young German
men the Russian front and other millions
stationed so far from home as TO prevent
fatherhood, would seem to- threaten a baby
famine, importing the whole scheme
Not at all
With the aid of polygamy within the
Reich. it actually favors the plan.
To improve his herd the cattle breeder
Kills OH LOT peer. All out one or TWO or MS
very best bulls. With the COWS he is not very
particular. The great percentage of loss
the battlefield is among the common soldiers,
the better types tending 10 be kept out OF
danger, quite the herdsman preserves his
better bulls, says Major Keller
Hitler is careful not TO call the new do
nestle relation by that name but it is
polygamy just the same whatever 1t may be
called. First the word ilegitimacy was of
fcially removed from the dictionary and all
babies in Germany are born equal whether in
out of wedlock
The next step was 20 decree that no odum
should be attached 20 the unwed mother Tie
third step was an edict that If a girl is
servant in house and bears child. even
though the master OF the house is the father
she cannot be dismissed The wife who
would naturally be the one TO protest most
loudly, is forbidden by law to do so. True
man in Germany may still have only one
legal wife, but from the practical standpoint
all this results in legalized polygamy.
Polygamy in some form other springs
up when there are more women than men in
a country but few civilized" countries have
had the temerity to make it legal recently.
Disregarding the ethics of poygamy it usually
has caused social unrest only when there has
been a shortage of women.
Trouble starts when the man with no
wife envies the man with two or three.
Economics enter into this also. the many
who cannot afford one wife start trouble with
the possessor of a harem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
wv HEN Sir Gerald Campbell revealed
N/ Adolf Hitlers plan for converting
w the various populations OF Europe

~
N Adolf Hitlers plan for converting
w the various populations of Europe
into one super race, all German, in a few
generations by sterzing the non-German
males and forcing the women into polygamy
the American public thought the scheme too
horrible and fantastic for belief
Biologcally there is nothing fantastic
about It, similar thing can be done in a
few weeks with fruit flies, in a milk bottle
and is done with cattle. though ii takes
longer.
With human stock it could Likewise be
done except for one thing which the Fuehrer
either does not know or believes he
safely ignore All the dictator thinks he
needs, is absolute power Of life and death
over every individual and this is all that
concerns him at present
The plan would be feasible for human
stock If man is TO be considered as an animal
But he happens to be something more and
for that reason there happens TO be a law of
Nature which stands in the way.
Major Glide T. Keller Inf Res writing
from Boston in the Military Digest, as carly
as 1888. went 20 the very heart of the expert
ment and pointed out its fatal weakness when
he announced the law of "Nauon-binding
Clements"
That year Major Keeler who u.s. in private
life an outstanding medical geneticist, had
spent considerable time IN Russia, Scan
dinavia and Great Britain He was of
the American scientists ordered out of Ger
many at the time Of the Sudeten crisis.
He has also pursued extensive research in
China and Japan and his conclusions are not
based upon propaganda data but upon actual
direct observation.
This cement law" being contrary to
Hitlers plans would account for the eX-
pulson German scientists discover what
they are told to discover or discover them
selves in concentration camp.
These laws are now explained in simple
terms for readers of The American Weekly.
America is commonly called the melting
pot" but, from a scientific point of view, this
is a poor comparison.
1t suggests n lot of metals which can be
quickly melted together and as quickly cooled
into a solid mass which will be of the same
composition throughout.
The chief fault with such picture is the
element Of time. Large groups of human
races are not fused into nation by any
such quick process.
The situation is more like wall built of
several different kinds of stone Until the
mortar or cement between the stones has
hardened that wall can be pushed over with
very little pressure from inside out
This is equally true of the cement which
finally binds millions Of individuals into a
strong united nation but the national cement
takes a long time TO set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

sand, every Russian by a grain of red sand,
every Frenchman by aagrain of blue sand, etc
These sands of nations are piled within their
respective boundaries on the map.
Near the center Of each country the pile
will be highest and purest, and in Germany
there will be all brown sand, in Russia all red,
etc. But near the boundaries the sands Will
mix. Along the French-German frontier, the
blue sand of France will be mixed with the
brown sand of Germany. Some brown sand
is over in France and some blue sand ID In
Germany. The same would be true on the
other frontiers
For Hitler's idea to work in generation
or two, his pile of brown sand would nave
to be great enough to cover all the otner phes
completely. 1t would have to be SO great that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Perhaps the Nazis have a scheme for re-
pealing this law of Nature. They could take
the newborn babies away to monster orphan
asylums TO be taught that mother is just
sort of human cow, Of negligible Importance,
compared with the father who must be Of the
super race. To make this work, Hitler must
not only conquer human beings but human
nature.
Oriental rulers have gotten along with
polygamy but the royal harems have been
luxurious female prisons. guarded by spying
eunuchs and yet despite all precautions hot
beds Of intrigue and palace revolutions. often
led by the monarch's own sons
Though no amount of tinkering with the
genetic buzz-saw is likely to convert humanity
into one super race. the dictators may be able
to turn the world into something like human
Junk heap. At least so Major Keller believes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23
Carriers

and children were adopted into the families of
the conquerors. Something of this sort is
being tried by Hitler but the method is re-
pulsive to modern civilization.
In ancient, and even modern times, almost
every conceivable ingenuity of cruelty has
been tried to. crush by force these invisible
cements only to make them bind the harder
An example of this is the suppressed Jew
ish culture of Spain that has remained alive
for centuries. Another example is the intense
Czechoslovak nationalism that smouldered
for hundreds of years only TO break out in
full flame after the last war. Hitler started
pounding at the Jewish cement. long before
the war
Major Keller presents a simple and in
genious experiment to make his laws clear.
Suppose, upon a map of Europe every Ger
man were represented by a grain of brown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

panded into the clan,
the city. and the
city state. Finally
the population and
the power of the
city-state flow e d
over to form whole
nations.
A s n a tura lily
evolved nations
spread out, they
bumped into each
other, and started
smuggling" Nations
learned to hate each
other on the basis of
diverse custo m s,
such as the legal
status Of women.
Victors captured
people who differed
from themselves.
and capture brought
about politic.al
crises. Ancient peo-
pie tried to settle
these differences by
h eroic measures.
Often the captured
people had all their
adult males killed
off and the women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

the final mixture Woulo
be pre- d o m in a n t ly
brown, and the red.
blue, and other sands
would have to be In
such quantities t h a
they would not show
up In the final mixture.
No matter what Hit
ler's ambition may be,
his pile Of sand is not
great enough to over
whelm all of the other
piles.
And Hitler forgets
one basic principle of
genetics, which can be
stated in common Ian
guage:
you can scramble
races by breeding, burt
you cannot unscramble
them"
Until now loose piles
Of sand have been con-
sidered. In addition to
these piles, it must be
remembered that each
pile is bound together
by National Clements,
com m on languages.
customs. etc. and that
these cements are very
different in each case.
The conquering ty-
rants last adversary
and the one that usu-
ally beats him or his
descendants. is tn Q
baby who absorbs its
rebellious idea with its
mothers milk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

The Human Sand Piles of Europe" Which
Professor Keller Visualizes as Held To-
gether "by Firm National Clements" Which
for 1900 Years Have Held Together and
Cannot, He Thinks, Be Amalgamated Into
One Single Pile of a United Europe Under
Domination of a Single Race or Dictator.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-23

Evolutionary Scientist
Clyde e, keeIer's In
+eres+ing II eory Of
"Humon Sends" and
Nation Bin ding ce-
men+s" Which Defect
Dicfo+ors and Ambi-
fious Peoples When
They Try to Whip
The Earth Into One Big
Family
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
DIAL 1911
TAX LISTING Time
IS EXTENDED HERE
County Commissioners, School
Board Plan Meet to Con-
slider Pay Raises

The county commissioners yes.
terday voted to extend through
February the time in which citi.
zens of the city and county may
list their poll, real, and personal
property for l941 taxes.
The county board acted to ex-
tend the time for listing of taxes
for the benefit of citizens who
have not been able 10 do so up to
the present time. Time for tax
listing was originally scheduled to
end January 81.
A resolution was adopted calling
for a joint session of the county
commissioners and the board of
education to be held at 3 o'clock
Monday afternoon, February 3, for
further consideration of the mat
ter of proposed salary increases
for janitors in the county school
system.
Lewis J.. Coleman. county COM
missioner, acknowledged receipt Of
a letter from the board of educa.
ton containing details of the mat
ter, including the names and pres
ent wages Of school janitors and
helpers in the county.
The board received recommen.
dations, submitted in the report
of the grand jury at the January
criminal term of New Hanover
superior court, relative to various
repairs and renovation Of parts OF
the new and old courthouse build
ings.
After a brief discussion, the
board voted to investigate more
fully the complaints of the grand
jury pertaining to defective wiring
in basement offices and need Of
metal containers for clinkers in
the boiler room.
A communication from the young
mems colored civic club regard
ing proposals for an expansion of
recreational facilities for negroes
in the community was referred to
a joint session of the city and
county commissioners at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning for further con-
sheraton.
The board approved the expen-
diture of $119.9O for expense and
maintenance of five New Hanover
county INDECENT pupils at the state
school for the blind and deaf in
Raleigh. Numerous minor tax adj
justment matters were referred to
special committee for investigation
and report at the next meeting.
Board members said plans had
been completed for a special meet
ing with the city commissioners
at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning
at the city hall at which time bids
will be opened on plumbing, ma
t~erials, and wiring for the pro-
posed recreational center at the
corner of Fourth and Princess
streets for the use Of soldiers to
be stationed at Camps Davis at
Holly Ridge. 5
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-28
Yokes, Revers, Sailor Collars
Are Featured For Spring Wear

The long, tight middy-blouse line
borrowed from the sailor boys is on
shore again-this time as a jump
er over bathing suits-and is one
of the smartest tricks of the MI
ami Beach season.
Clarepotter designed 1.-THE Slip
over affair, made of beautifully
clinging jersey, shirred slightly
at the waist it gives that care
fully casual appearance with
long sleeves to give it ummph-
a deep, deep v-neck with softly
turned-back collar to give it ex-
ira ah-ah. This clever American
designer snugs it over a nice
little bra : type bathing suit of
striped jersey, making a totally
new type of thing for the beach.
First worn at Miami Beach, it
looks like a Sumner for the
coming resort season in the North.
There's a companion piece -
another Clarepotter thing which
also slips over the head, jumper
style, but this is fashioned with
short sleeves and is made of wide
striped jersey. Shorts and bra I'm
der this are plain color to match
the sea-foam green in n of the
stripes, in contrast to the gold
color of the other stripe.
Not only are these two costumes
so totally new and different, i'm
portant in themselves as ensem'
bles for the beach, but they also
are important for the trend they
Indicate. This is the trend for less
moulded lines, or would you call II
more moulded?
At least it's a line without detl'
milton, without accent, a whole
long, fluid line which is wonder
fully fattering to the right figure
1t suggests, but does not give
sharp outline, to the contour OF tne
body.
This line is evident In all types
of clothes worn at Miami Beach
this season - this long, slightly
draped, but not fitted line. There's
la dinner costume with jersey Slip