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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
Savannah Synagogue
To Entertain at Party

The annual Passover card party
will be given by the Sisterhood of
B. B. Jacob Synagogue on Wednes-
day afternoon, April 16, at the
Jewish Educational Alliance at
$3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Herbert Buchsbaum, chair
man of the party, has selected the
following committees: tickle t s,
Mrs. Ben Portman, chairman, Mrs.
Sam Goldberg, Mrs. Isidore Nov
sovitz, Mrs. Rose Blumenthal,
Mrs. Joe Levine, Mrs. A. E. Rab-
han, Mrs. Harry Ehrenreich, Mrs.
Irving Gottlieb, Mrs. B. I. Fried
man, Mrs. Nathan Weiss, Mrs.
Morris Slotin, and Mrs. D. Steiner.
Donations: Mrs. B. Kantziper,
Mrs. Louis Black; linens an d
cards, Mrs. Morris Levy; tables
and chairs, Mrs. Ruben Blumen-
field; publicity, Mrs. A. L. Karpi
dishes, Mrs. Nathan Marcus; priz.
es, Mrs. Charles Garfunkel.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
Masada Chapter
Completes Plans
For Big Affair

The Jacksonville chapter of Ma
sada announces complete plans for
the magnificent banquet which
will take place April 9Th at $50
Pm. in the Jacksonville Jewish
Center. Proceeds of this banquet
will go towards the Haifa Nautical
School for which just such a ban
quet is being held at the same
time in New York and other fund
raising affairs being given all
over the country.
The banquet will include install
lation of officers ana presenta-
ton of the Charter of Affiliation.
Also, there will be a guest speak
err.
The banquet will begin at $50
Sunday night and will be fol-
lowed by a dance starting at 900
to which those who are unable
to attend the banquet are invited.
Call the Center to place your
servations.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04

Joseph M. Glickstein, Mrs. Is
rael Kaplan, Mrs. Sidney Brown,
Mrs. Leonard Grunthal, ]. P. Ben
jamin, Dave Davis, Max Moss and
Mrs. Max Moss, local reform
Jews, are members of the Ma
tional Advisory Committee of the
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations. This committee, made
up of outstanding leaders from all
parts of the country, is one of the
key groups now completing plans
for the 37th Biennial Council of
the. Union and Biennial Conven-
tons of it's affiliates, the National
Federations of Temple Sisterhoods,
Brotherhoods and Youth which
will take place April 26-May 1 in
Detroit.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
Local Reform Jews Serve with Union of
American Hebrew Congregation Group

Known as 1.-THE parent body Of
Liberal Judaism in America" the
Union is made up of 300 congre-
cations in the United States and
Canada.
Jacksonville's Ahavath Chesed
Congregation is a Union member.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
ENGAGEMENTS
PALEFSKY SCHEER

Mrs. Lille Palefsky announces
the engagement of her daughter,
Betty, to Isadore Scheer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Scheer of
Savannah. The wedding will take
place in June.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
BIRTHS
BABY RADBILL

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Rabbit an
nounce the birth of son on Fri
day, March %, in st. Vincent's
Hospital. Mrs. Rabbit was for
merly Miss Gertrude Weisburg.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-04-04
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
TACOMA JUNIOR LEACUERS LOSE SERIES
Grid Loop to
Remain Semi

SEATTLE appeared today
that the Northwest Football
league would remain on semi
pro bsss rather than Join hands
with the Pacific Coast league n
California 20 form = cosstwide
professional circuit.
League directors last night
postponed action indefinitely
on the professional issue. and
authorized spokesman doubted
n II would arise at the next
meeting Aug. Is.
The new army air base at Paine
field. Everett, applied for member
ship in the league. which now in
oludes Vest Seattle. Enumelaw.
Renton. Bremerton and the Seattle
Aero Mechanics.
Applications from Portland and
Tacoma we're still pending. Neither
club was represented last night.
The leagues opening games
were set for Sept. 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Mikes All in
One Big Other

NEW ARK. \. J.-Promoter
Mike Jacobs was in such a other
today that wary attendants
cireled him with butterfly nets,
waiting for his clacking store
teeth to pop out. Uncle Mike was
adither because:
ID The weath er forecast
promised more thundershowers.
(2) His welterwelght title
fight between Champion
Fritzie Civic and Red Coch-
rance Is slated for the open air
tonight at Ruppert's stadium
after having been postponed
five times.
80 Tomorrow night he IL stag
Ing = 1o-round bout between Billy
Soose and George Abrams at
nearby Madison Square Garden in
New York. which would stynie
another one-day delay in the
Newark brawl, if necessary,
"a Uncle Mike has fresh scars
on his bankroll as the result of an
$1,000 loss suffered in his last
promotion-the rain-delayed Civic
Davis fight at New York's Polo
Grounds.
Civic, already Al favorite to
make a second successful defense
of his crown. is expected to be
helped by the postponement - II
they fight tonight-because he
Will take on additional poundage
quickly while Challenger Coch-
rsne will not.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Boxer Bites
Tongue; Out

DENVER, Colo.-Jack Dempsey
thought he had seen everything.
but today he said he had seen
for the first time fight in which
slip of the tongue decided the
winner.
Dempsey on vacation, was the
third man in the Mammoth Gar
dens ring last night in a bout be-
tween Reuben Shank. Fort Nor
gan lightweight, and Bruce Brom,
Brooklyn.
shank was ahead on points
and pummelling satisfactorily
the self-styled Bruce from
Brooklyn tan Hawaiian Negro
who has never been east Of
Denyer).
During furious bit Of in
fighting in the fourth round,
shank's tongue came between his
teeth.
Bruce uncorked a mighty upper
cut at the same instant, and Shank
almost bit his tongue off. Demp-
sey halted the bout.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Spokane Wins
From Tigers
Bengols Ring UP
23rd l-Run Defect

MONDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver 4. Wenatchee 3.
Spokane 8. Tacoma 4.
Salem I. Yakima ,.
Spokane Indians won their 18th
straight: Tacoma Tigers were
handed their 23rd one-run defeat
Of the season.
That's the way the Town Tigers
opened their three-gams series
with Spokane last night at Ath-
letio park. dropping a 50 decision
with Damon Hayes winning the
verdict over Mel Msrlowe.
The Tigers were ut fun
strength for the first time In
q month hut even the return ~
Morrie Abbott, who drove In
two runs and banged out two
hits WA not enough TO bring
home victory.
ABBOTT SCORES TWO
Both teams scored twice in the
first inning. Spokane put together
three hits, a walk and an error for
their pair while the Tigers got
theirs when Abbott laced out a
single with the bases full from two
walks and a single.
The Indians took the lead in the
fourth on Frank Milanis single.
Levi Mccormack double, a right
field out and an infield out. Nal
Mallory's home run in the fifth
inning cut this lead to 4-3 but Nc
Cormack boosted It back up again
with a homer in the eighth.
In the ninth the Tigers made an
other futile bid which came just
close enough to lose by one run.
Harry Stoeber walked and Marv
Rickert singled, his third hit of the
evening. Frank Morehouse forced
stoeber at third but only after a
bad call on the first pitch had put
him In the hole against Hayes.
Manager Pip koehler. who
surely must be slowly going
mad under the one-run defeat
complex. pinch-hit for Mar
lowe and slammed a single be-
tween third and short after
being fooled on two curve ball
pitches. That was enough for
Hayes and Bob kinnanan took
over.
TWO EASY OUTS
kinnsman struck out Mallory
and forced Starr to pop out to
Milani to end the game
Oddly OF the evening came IN
the eighth inning when the Tigers
got Perry on first. with nobody
out. then were retired on the next
two pitches. Mel Cole hit into a
double play and Abbott was an in
field out on the first pitch.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
PIONEER LEAGUE
BY UNITED PRESS

The Ogden Reds gained on the
rest Of the Pioneer league field
last night, banking Pocatello 40
behind vern stones five-hit pitch
ing.
The second-place Boise Pilots
lost ground by splitting with the
Salt Lake Bees. Salt Lake won
the first game 81 and Boise the
second. So. Twin Falls cellar
club staged nine-run rally IN
the eleventh 10 beat Idaho Falls
10 20 2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Seattle Club
Scores Twice
Local Legion Boys
Smothered at Bot

SEATTLE-Western Avenue NJ
Seattle entered the state finals Of
American Legion junior baseball
play yesterday with a double tri-
umph over South Tacoma. i5-3,
and so
The Seattle club meets the
Eastern Washington champion
this week end.
In the first game. Pitcher Max
Soriano held the Tacomans to five
hits while his teammates obtained
a off two Tacoma pitchers
Bill Nordlund turned in = three
hitter for the victors in the night
cap.
Pet f.anrr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
BRINK To CULVER

SEATTLE-Jim Brink. Seattle
southpsw netmsn. was en- route
70 Culver. Ind. today for the ma
tionsl junior tennis tournament
starting Aug. Z.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Eastern Rivals
Divide Games

SPOKANE-Spokane and Yak
ina American Legion baseball
teams. playing with the same sort
of rivalry that exists between their
big brothers in the Western In
ternational league. split double
header here last night in the first
two games of their three-gsme
series TO decide the Eastern Wash
ington district championship.
In the first game. the Yak
INA club spottAd Spokane an
carly four-r,n lead. hut with q
bg rally that carried through
the final tA,ree frames, Yakima
poured seven runs across the
plate 10 sew mp the ball game,
10 1.
The second game. scheduled for
seven innings, went into the eighth
before pinch infield single by
Pieroni of Spokane drove in run
to win the ball game, 81.
The two teams will play the
rubber game today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

IIT Z II IFN III III NH
SOUTH TACOMA

Summary-Struck out. Sorlano 3.
swanson 3. Mulch !; bases on balls.
off Soriano S. Swanson q Mulch s.;
hit by pitched balls. Ursino. Tran:
stolen bases Bemis. Russell. sail
waechter. two-base hit, Washington.
double play. England 70 Schiez to
Brunswick. Saalwaechter, TO Tran.
umpire. John Nenezich.
Second Game.
A..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
81 The
T.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

GAMES THIS WEEK
First half of split week.
Seattle al Oakland.
Portland at Hollywood.
San Francisco at San Diego.
Los Angeles at Sacramento.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

wena+rhee ... Dol 100 Oio-S
Vancouver .......... oOu 1oo Wis
Summary-Winning pitcher, Colo
man: runs hits off Williams IN =
innings. runs responsible for 3
struck out 3. bases on balls ;; runs
6 hits off Tate IN So innings. runs
responsible for ?. struck out 5. bases
on balls 3: run I hits off Goldman
IN a. innings. runs responsible toF
l. struck out 3. bases on balls l WHO
pitches williams 2. left on bases
WenAtchee u. Vancouver 2 home
run. Marionetti: three base hit. Jew
ell: two-base hits. Bremen. jewell,
Warfield: runs batted in Marioreta.
Jewell ?. Cox. Mayer. Edy. sacrifice,
Tate stolen base Torgeson, double
plays Jewell TO wright Cox 70 Mar
ionetti 70 Torgeson: time. 2 2o, UNI
pires, Valerie and Orsvec.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

MONDAYS RESULTS
Toronto 5, Syracuse 4
Other games postponed. rain.
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NITTTTT9 D
sum mary - winning pitcher.
Schanz: losing pitcher. Bsrkelew. IN
rines pitched. bv Schsnz 10, Barke-
lew ga. Greer -, at bat. off Schan1
81 Bsrkelew 81 Greer !. hits. of
Sehanz 6. BarkeleW y. Greer 0. runs
responsible for Schanz 3. Barkelew
4. Greer o. struck out. by Schanz
= Bsrkelew Greer O. bases on balls
of Schanz 3. Barkelew ;, Greer ];
LETT on bases. Salem TO- Yakima 10,
3-base HIT Reese. 2-base hits, Lani-
Zero. George. johnson. Peterson; runs
oatted IN. Weigandt, Grifnths, Kos
ki. Peterson. Griffiths. sacrifices. Bar
Esisw Peterson CiriffifhS. stolen
hases lanifero. Sueme. double PLAYS.
Koskt 10 Madrid 70 Reese Georze %
Ianitero - Bates tims. : 10. UNI
pres. Nelson and Enger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
Cards Point
For Knockout
Hope to Lay 1t On
In Dodger Series

NEW YORK - The Brooklyn
Dodgers. early favorites to win the
1e41 National league flag, are
hanging on the ropes and the St
Louis Cardinals, leading the circuit
by two games, hope to give them
the knockout punch in their two
game series opening in st. Louis
today
When Brooklyn left on the
current western junket, 10
promised 10 be the toughest
te~t Of the season. That fore
east has been horne out
during the past seven days.
The Dodgers have won only
two games out Of seven and
now roost precariously In
second place.
Two weeks ago every pitcher
that Manager Leo Durocher sum-
moned to duty came through with
NAAAiiiiS Siioi r. iNtOthll1 IL =
been just the opposite. The ace
of the staff, Veteran Whitlow
Wyatt, hasn't won a game since
July 5 and to add weight to re-
ports that he is suffering from
sore arm. has been knocked from
the box in his last four starts.
HIGBE CAN'T WIN
Kirby Higbe, second ranked
highlander and most overworked
hurler on the staff hasn't delivered
a winning performance SINCE July
Is. He's been ksyoed in two
starts since then and has tuned
up for his important Job against
the Cards and Lon Warneke today
by relieving in three of the last
five games.
The case of Hugh Casey Is
even sadder. The portly right
handler hasn't gone the route
and won since June 20. He
made his first start since July
Is last Sunday and lasted just
Az innings, long enough to
give the Pittsburgh Pirates
eight hits and most of the ball
game.
Hot Potato" Luke Hamlin. who
has made a specially of home run
balls pitching them. not hitting
them in his major league tenure,
has assumed suddenly important
role for Brooklyn. Winner OF his
last start against the Pirates for
victory No. s, Hsmlin will pitch
against the Cardinals in the second
game Of the series
CARDS SLUGGERS
Broohlyns chances Of staying
IN the race may depend on
whether or not he can restrain
the st. Louis sluggsrs who at last
report had six regulars hitting
800 or over.
For the rest of'the league. New
York resumes at Cincinnati, Phila-
delphia AZ Chicago and Boston at
Pittsburgh.
In the American league, the
New York Yankees, leading
by 1T, games, have ended
the flag race" for all but
the statisticians. They have
won 26 out of their last 20. 40
out of their last ~ and have
clOuted a seasons total of 100
home runs
Charley Keller. Joe DiMaggio
and Tommy Heinrich lead the
majors with 25. % and 10 homers
respectively DiMaggio is runner
up TO Ted Williams of the Boston
Red sox in batting percentages
with SIS TO 40s, and Is off on a
fresh consecutive game hitting
streak OF II straight. Keller
leads the runs bstted in column
with 50 to DiMsggio's SIS.
AS for the remainder Of the
circuit they'll 20 through the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

o hits runs off HAYES in 81 In
nings: runs responsible for, HAYES =,
Marlowe 5: struck out. by Hayes T.
Kinnaman /. Marlowe s, bases on
balls. Hayes 3, Marlowe 2. left on
bases. Spokane 6. Tacoma :. home
runs. Mallory. Mccormack. two-base
hit. Mccormack. runs oatted in
Hughes, Martinez. Abbott 2. McCor-
mack 2. Beard Mallory. Koehler. sac
rifice Hayes: double PLAYS Martinez
70 Milani Gedzirs 10 Maritime TO
gerber and Moran.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
MONDAYS RESULTS

Columbus IS. Toledo ,
Louisville :. Indianapolis s.
Minneapolis .. St Paul ?.
Kansas City s. Milwaukee :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

Summsrv-Struck out, by APPS 2.
Nordlund 2. bases on balls. off Arps
|. stolen base Soriano. tvO-base bit.
Nordlund. three-base hit. Ursino
sacrifice hits. Saalwaechter. Hlelmaa,
double play. Saalwaechter unassisted.
umpire, Bill Freshman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

motions as follows: Detroit at
Yankee stadium. Cleveland at
Washington. st. Louis at Boston
and Chicago at Philadelphia.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

There may be bigger and widely recognized golf
tournaments in this land, but it's cinch there is meet
where the participants have genuine pleasure.
Speaking, sir Of the annual Tacoma Lumbermens club
competition at the Country club.
Lumbermen of the world invited. II Is open
invitation 10 Of that particular life
they off stretches So far in
that price would the
individual.
umbermen that when they they
years event. 2ist classic, August s.
Friday
Entries accepted TO of the day play
That gives all ample barrier,
August Boekn charge of the entries and
entry lumber
industry goes tournament hook line and sinker
There series Of championships The main title Class A,
Class B and Cass C.
There . special what . list!
with titles winners
up
And listen of these umbermen golfers golfers In
the true Of the word.
Don't picture them middle self satisfied with
paunche who take multiplicity making the rounds
Some Of them.
but there performers first
formers.
While the competition much Of the that only of it.
Good fellowship and happiness rampant.
really the gatherings the athletic calendar
and 1t continue long the industry thrves.
The general COMMITTEES Johns chairman;
Chas Ingram. Everett Spike Grsgs H. t. W.
posd. l. + Murray. Henry Wheeler N Bagsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

Death Of Howard Jones leaves a wide vacancy in Pacific
Coast football and wider AT the University of
Southern California.
No has been mentioned his because his
death suddenly shocking.
But the 1941 hand and quick action will
be necessary of course.
Whoever lands the job will have a record to match.
difficult task.
Southern nothing but
ball But landing will hard
mighty hard
There few close to the strsegist
Jones possessed than ability football strategy
his charge He coaching ability
There something quiet
PEELED devotion brought out
they
Jones power and he apply
When his material Jones
. had he'd merely say
~wen 70 got
BY 1T" he meant power
One system" called brought
Emphasis placed although
Jones leaned toward specialization
He wanted his
he did almost the exclusion o back
His backfeld blocking
You win He Jones
Probably good blocking
another
Jones originating the running guard PLAYS
Jones his heart
Until five six directed showing
players BY
That went for his nnemen well
Like Rockne he will be missed place to
Coaches like Jones don't come along very often
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-30

Women on the Ronge
NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

Women on the Ronge i. =.
Bolivia (Blle) Carter and Dorothy Axtele Tacoma
women hard at work range work.
Not the cooking range.
But the shooting range.
Billie is nationally famed archer former champion.
She Is an experienced. marvellous shooter.
Dorothy is Is, rapidly improving youngster who has
been shooting four years.
Today she Is a national junior title threat, potential
national champion with added experience.
They working on the Ttow beach the Tacoma
Archery preparation for the national tournament
. Portland. Aug.
Billie Dorothy women girls Northwest cham
ponships at Seattle July IL and Is.
Billie eight points defending champion Mrs
Vivian o Portland a 1877.
Dorothy Reicha Corvallis the defending
girls champion. by five points 2143 to 213s.
Some idea Of the competition archery matches
Be had realized shooting Pacific Northwest
championships 324
Every scoring
reaches the gold" bulseye
The difference points
division the division
one. M. arrox.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

(No games scheduled).
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Gold" Sought by Archers

The highest aim Of every archer Is perfect end Of six
arrows all In the bulseye god"
Mrs. Carter and Dorothy Axe both shot ~perfecs" in
the closing rounds Of their matches protect their leads and
win the championships
womens champion In 1882 but
Amherst
m o Bloomfield, N J.
Dorothy Axees first In national compet
the
last years.
sending quite
national
Axtelle Dorothy Axtele
Harry Bolivia Sonny Johns Cook
n strandwold. Riley Denton.
Seattle Christine Stamps Duryes
Brocko Babcock Duncan Blanche
Wallis and Partee.
Other well Northwest entries
Damon Howatt Yakima Pacific Northwest state
champion.
Kathleen Wheeler Of Spokane. state champion
Sylvia Lou Newton Spokane. state girls champion.
Billie Boak Bordeaux Pacific Northwest
Larry Daniel Of Vancouver boys champion.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

mo games scheduled).
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NEW YORK ~ The Brooklyn
Dodgers. early favorites to win the
1871 National league flag, are
hanging on the ropes and the ST.
Louis Cardinals. leading the circuit
by two games, hope to give them
the knockout punch in their two
game series opening in st. Louis
TODAY
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BHtted for Knobles in
NANEOt YER
Wenatchee
Vancouver

'Wo out when winning run score
seore hN Innings
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-17
SOAp-BOx DERBY MEETING TONIGHT
 T0BE INpORTANg
Movies Of Juneau Race 10 Be Shown-Construetion
 Details Explained

Its not too early right now for Juneau boys to start building their soar-box cars to compete in the big derby next year" Don Skuse, chairman of the Rotary Club com mittee in charge of the event, de- clared today
 Meantime, Skuse urged that all lccal boys, whether or not they entered cars in the race this year, be on hand tonight at a room on the top floor of the High School for meeting with Jerry Chap man, l94l champion, at which time motion pictures of the Juneau race will be given their first pub lie showing.
 With the meeting to start at 8 pm, Skuse said he was hoping for a full house of both youngsters and adults interested in the soap- box race. Young Jerry will tell about his trip to Akron, Ohio, to compete in the big national Soap- Box Derby, and will describe the way winners at the national race constructed their cars for stream