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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Two Of ; Injured in
500 Out Of Hospital

INDIANAPOLIS. June T.
INSl-OnlY one of three race
drivers injured IN accidents dur
ing the 500-mile Memorial Day
classic at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway will remain in the hos
pital after Monday. s.
Sam Hanks of Alhambra. Cal.
was released from the Methodist
Hospital and Wilbur Shaw Of
Indianapolis, three-time winner of
the speed derby. will he released
Monday. Everett Saylor of Day
ton, o.. most seriously injured of
the three, was reported slightly
improved. His condition remained
serious, however He suffered a
skull fracture crushed ribs and
internal injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Pick Up 3 More

With Kennedy on the mound for
the Senators, the Tigers in the
seventh picked up three more.
Radcliff led of with a single. York
also singled and Radcliff later
scored on Campbells infeld out.
A single by Higgins brought
home York and Higgins. after
moving 10 third on a two-bagger
by TebbettS. later scored after
Lewis caught CroucherS fly ball.
But the Senators we're still
fighting First up Lewis, in the
eighth tripled 10 center and
scored when Cramer followed with
a double as Radcliff and Mullin
let Crarner's fly ball drop between
them. When Travis punched a
single 10 right. Cramer scored.
Myer forced Vernon, Travis NOV
ing 10 third. from where he
scored on a wild pitch.
After Early struck out. Camp
bell turned in his remarkable
catch on Pofahl and the Washing
ton rally ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Craig Woods 284 Wins
Open Title

a deep trap on its way toward the
pin.
II saw him hook into the rough
on the 447-yard fifteenth and get
his par with a fine uphill l0-foot
putt. II saw him get his par on
the 207-yard siXtee h. and
groaned when he bogied the 406-
yard seventeenth. And II let loose
"a Comanche yell of delight when
Wood stepped upto his ball on the
eighteenth green, squlnied AT the
roll Of the green. and stroked in a
perfect. down hill curling putt for
a birdie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
On the State Beat


CUeiins over Michigan sport.
? Ing fronts
MINOR LEAGUE PATTER
Sponsors Of the Lansing Senators
plan three special nights which
they figure will put the club back
IN the black. financially. The
teams future currently makes for
the leagues No. ! headache what
with Lansing minus any major
loop aid
Just a lot Of Joes Joseph
Marioseph recently was landed
by the ST. Joseph Autos IN trade
.. Marioseph came 10 Michigan
from the ST Joseph, Mo team.
which like the Autos is run by
the ST Louis Browns
II the weather's right. MUske-
gon will turn out full force Mon
day when the Reds meet the
Tigers in an exhibition 4. II will
be one Of those parent-child af-
fairs Polo helmets 10 protect
batters from bean balls shortly
may get tryout. according 10
league president Thomas J. Halli-
gan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Persuasive Argument

"But there's plenty Of oppor-
tunity here for a promoter who
wants TO make a 20 of II. He
could use the State Fair Coli
scum I'm the Winter and u. Of
ID. Stadium In the Summer"
Hettche will tell you.
So that's the situation, and IL
isn't very promising as far as a
change is concerned, although
Detroit may get another Louis
fight before the Brown Bomber
goes into the army. Hettche is
going 10 New York for the Louis
Billy Conn fight and will stay
over with the hope of getting the
Lou Nova fight here in Sep
TENDER.
Maybe Mike will think twice
about it. When the Bomber de-
Tended his title against Bob Pas
tor in September of 1889 at
Briggs Stadium the gross gate
was S34S, 900, second highest take
in all of the champions title
fights. That's always a persuasive
argument, especially since the
Motor City is now in the throes
of a defense boom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Motor1ytIing Club
Meet Set Sunday

The Detroit Motorcycling Club
is holding its fourth annual grass
track race meet at Rochester Sun
day. Qualifying trials start at il
a. m. with the first race at 2 p. m.
The grass track race is an
English style Of race course. re-
quiring maneuverability If ma
chimes and skin on the part Of the
riders,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

WfSttu W TN QUO
refusing to play safe and did the
same on the 41S-yard seventh.
Coming home he pulled up 10 par
figures by dropping q 7-foot putt
for birdie on the l92-yard, over
the water thirteenth.
The big. sweating gallery knew
that this was the champ rolling
down the home stretch and II be-
gan 10 dog his heels. II saw Wood,
smoking one cigarette after an
other. and occasionally jerking
nervously Al his gay cocoanut
straw hat. take a long chance on
455-yard fourteenth. when q dan
gerous second wood barely cleared
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

things" RACES the Hettche gen.
tleman.
If there are no promoters, is
the solution, then, TO get Mike
Jacobs 10 come in with some of
his shows? There are many
worse things than that. but even
Uncle Mike isn't too anxious 10
promote IN Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Shares the Wealth
The reasnn7

The reason?
There's law Ia Michigan that
the promoter must be a resident
Of the state for II months prior
TO the show. So Mike has 10
share the profits with a co-pro-
moter Not only that. but he has
a terrific rent 10 pay to get
Olympia for his indoor shows.
Then. too, there's a lot of pres
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

EGIATE CHATTER :
Michigan Staters can't understand
the report Casey Klewicki, third
base star from Hamtramck. has
signed with 81 Joseph in the
State Loop Klewicki's due To
enter Uncle Sans army around
July 1 as q commissioned officer.
Western Michigan's annual ath-
ietic-scholarship award is a two
man proposition this year .
John Cuckovich of Detroit and
Hslstead, Kokomo. Ind. share the
award Alma can't kick about
It's NJ. /. A. A. success during 1870
IL The Scots won in basket
ball and golf and finished second
IN track and football.
Albion and Kalamazoo anjoV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Continued from First Sport Page
Gene Sarazen. jug McSpaden and
Dutch Harrison, 294; Dick Metz,
295; Sam Snead. Fort Worth's
Henry Ransom. Horton Smith and
the top amateur, Harry Todd OF
Dallas. all with 296s.
Lawson Little. 1910 champion,
and Byron Nelson, who was the
TeNaS-born favorite 10 win the
Lone Star States first Open cham
pionship. finished with 297. Little
blew his chance in the morning
round when he took two sevens
under the sitting sun, and wound
Up with 70 Nelson went 10
bits this afternoon with II.
Little finished in time 10 follow
Craig Wood through the last six
holes. and ne was the first to con-
graduate his successor.
Wood was a dauntless figure out
there today Even after ex-cham-
pion Billy Burke Sidled up 10 him
az the fourteenth hole of the final
round, and told Wood that safe,
par golf would beat Shute. Wood
refused 10 temporize. He went
daringly after each shot. punching
long irons dead 10 pins which had
been placed just behind yawning
traps. or fading long woods over
equally deep traps, rather than
hooking them down a safer groove
Took Chances
Twice no got in trouble taking
these chances on the first nine Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

what might be called monopoly
on the NJ. I. A. A. track title
Between them they've won the
championship Is times during the
past % years Central State
and Michigan Normal now are
OF the newly formed
Midwest Teachers College Ath-
letic Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

That's another thing. Why
does Louis have to fight every
month: An Abe Simon-Buddy
Baer match would 60 over here.
and the winner could meet
Louis. But no, every one has TO
get q fight with the champion.
That's the new way of doing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
I Big Innings
Win for Tigers
CONTINUED from First Sport Pager

tConUnued from FIRST Sport Page
sixth with single and then stole
second Gehringer walked and
Radcliff moved the runners UP a
base each with = sacrifice 10
Travis. Then came singles by
York and Campbell and a double
by Higgins Following that. Teb-
belts walked and Croucher dou-
bled-events tina produced a total
of six runs in the inning enough
TO chnch victory for the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
FIGHT GAME LAGS IN DETROIT
No Show Of Major Interest Card ed

sure on Mike by the New York
boxing commission 10 hold all his
big fights there. There are SO
many angles, it sets your head
awhirling.
In the Glorious Twenties, when
boxing was at its height here,
Olympia itself did the promoting:
Since that time, however. the
Grand River arena has found
easier and more certain ways Of
making money there. In fact, a
roller-skating floor is now being
installed which will be opened
this Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Dual Sports Events

SORTE FLAVORS: AL
Beebe. greenskeeper of the Pine
River Country Club at Alma. goes
in for collecting tees .. He now
has 2l3 different types and
has club members on the hunt for
other varieties . Elmer Sidlo Of
Flint has been shipped TO Ports
mouth after suffering an injury
with the Milwaukee Brewers.
The State Public Links golf
tournament will be staged al
Jackson in connection with the
Cascades Festival. August 9-10
|. Entries can be mailed TO Lyle
Ambes at the Ella Sharp course
in Jackson.
The state softball situation gets
more interesting daily A Sag.
inaw-Flint group now wants moth
ing to do with the Michigan As
sociAti 49,, In faot. the Saginaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Experts String
With Champion
In Next Bout
BY BOB MURPHY

1t long has been an accepted be-
lief in sports that good biz
man." other things being equal,
will beat the good little man.
Despite the sudden shifting Of
many experts 10 Billy Conn's band
wagon, this writer feels that Joe
Louis will emerge from the ring
on the night OF June Is still heavy
weight champion OF the world.
Louis. the big man, will be
carrying a weight advantage OF
over 20 pounds into the Polo
Grounds arena with him. He
carries the heaviest guns. Although
he may not be as fast Of foot as
Conn, the Bomber. nevertheless, is
faster with his fists.
Conn. the light heavyweight
champion, is talented boxer. But
he can not punch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Both Are Gomesters

anywhere on Joe Louis record
that he isn't just as game as the
Pittsburgh stylist.
Conn's greatest weakness Is
his inability 10 get off 10 a good
start. In two fights with Melio
Bettina, Conn lost the first five
rounds before he could become
warmed up.
Conns manager, Johnny Ray,
explains his slow starts in this
way
Doctors say Billy has q pc
euliar kind OF heart II takes
him four or Ave rounds 10 start
functioning normally. We be
lieve, though. II will he the other
way against Louis. NERVOUSNESS
will have Billy keyed IN start
going In the first round"
In all his fights Conn also has
made IN a habit OF fighting back
when hurt
II he follows this policy against
Louis he won't he there at the end
Of IS rounds. Louis likes nothing
better than 20 have his foe stand
UP and slug II out with him. Conn.
all concede. would have no chance
at matching punches with the
champion.
II Billy Conn makes the same
slow start against Joe Louis. to-
gether with the same mistakes, he
made against Bettina. Lesnevich
and even his last foeman, Buddy
Knox-well. he isn't going 10 be
around too long
Conn is in smart hands. and IL
In possible that Ray will send him
10 the battle pit with strict orders
10 stay away from Louis for the
first four or five rounds. Joe has
never been any great shucks Al
catching up with an opponent who
back pedals and runs away
LOUIS has learned 10 he cautious
against PUNCHERS. But Conn is
no puncher.
II Conn has a chance al all IL is
on boxing merits His style would
have 10 he fitted strictly 10 a lab
bling game. Jsb and step away
-. jab and step away
But where is Louis going 70 be
all this time?
Louis not only can punch, but
he can box. Many think his left
il even more deadly than his right
He can throw a punch only few
inches and almost tear off your
head.
Louis knows that Conn can't
punch. With this knowledge you
can he S'lre that the champion will
not hesitate 10 move in with q
two-fsted attack.
Yes. for us We have got 10 &c
with the puncher and the big
man" Louis. Conn. we think, is
strictly stepping ont NJ his class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
BY CLAYTON HELPER

John J. Hettche, the chairman
Of Michigans boxing commission,
would be very lonely man these
days if il weren't for Doug Mode,
his secretary. and those two very
charming young ladies who are
the stenographers in his Trans
portation Building office.
It's a sad reflection upon the
sorry state in which the manly
art OF Self-defense has fallen. You
scan the horizon. and not a box
ing show is in sight.
And why?
There aren't any promoters.
That's the reason. And there
aren't any local fighters to
draw" the honorable Mr.. Hett-
che roars at the slightest provo
cation.
It's enough 10 make any one
roar; that is any one interested
in the fight game. Because, while
Detroit is without plans for a
show of major interest during the
entire Summer. every other city
Of comparable size is making
plans for one Of the biggest out.
door seasons in history.
OF course. without promoters
local talent cannot be developed
although Joe Louis, Young Kic
Mccoy and possibly Benny Gold
berg could be rated as drawing
leards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Twice no got in trouble taking
these chances on the first nine Of
his final round. He bogied the
trescherous 4s9-vard fifth hole by
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

white on ROsh HashOnah and YOm
Kippur?
IL. What is the reason for the
preference of white in the attire
of women on the High Holy Days ?
Is. "The Confession of Sins" re-
cited at the High Holy Day serv-
ices includes the crimes of MUIR
der and theft. Are those who are
not guilty of these crimes exempt
f r ON asking Divine forgiveness
for them?
IA. Which sins are not uncondi-
tionally forgiven on Yom Kippur?
Is. Is there a difference between
the Catholic process of fOrgiving
sins and the Jewish doctrine of
fOrgiving transgressiOn?
16. What is the reason of the
taper or oil lamp which is kindled
on the eve of Yom Kippur?
IL. How does Yom Kippur COM
pare in holiness with the Sabbath d?
Is. What was the climax of the
observances of Yom Kippur in BIZ
BILE times?
10. Which biblical book is read
at afternoon services on YOm Kip
pur and why?
20. What is tn e meaning of
"Kol Nidrei?"
ANSWERS on Page Ten)
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

nut with Herr Hitler, but just to
make sure, your correspondent
made an exhaustive check. 1t was
developed that the State Depart
ment had heard nothing, officially
or unOfficialIy, in this connection,
and that Secretary Hull had made
that perfectly plain in his con-
versatiOn with the reporter who
wrote the story. The news service
admitted that its report had been
secured from "private agencies"
What agencies? They couldn't
say.
Now, Herr Hitler has used the
captive peoples under his thumb
as a weapon for a long time. He
has forced them to labor, he has
blackmailed their relatives all
over the world. Periodically, he
would offer to send them any,
where in the world they were
wanted provided the cost would
be met by others and when he
wasn't taken up on this arrogant
proposal he would turn to Ger
many and say, "You see, no one
else wants them either"
Recently, however, two prob
lens have arisen which have COM
plicated the picture somewhat.
With food scarce, the population
of concentration camps, ill-fed as
they are, represent a serious con-
sideratiOn in the food problem.
And the frightening of the Nazi
battlefront makes precious tn g
number of men who must be de-
tailed to guard the captive peO-
pie. AS result Herr Hitler has
been understood to be looking for
a place to dump the refugees
where they will create the most
possible interference with the war
effort of his enemies, thus wiring
ing the final drop of usefulness
from his prisoners.
In the face of these facts, which
are available at a dozen sources,
any child of five must see the Nazi
proposal for refugee transporta-
ton to the United States for just
what is was-an effort either to
throw scare into the American
people and attack their unity or
to start some fat-headed move
ment to take him up on it in the
wild hope he might place another
burden on America laboring at
the FORCES and lathes where she is
building her arsenal for democ-
racy."
The man who wrote that story
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21
Test Your |. O.
BY DAVID b. FEINBERG

1. Who coined the phrase: "Let
us eat and drink; for tomorrow we
die 2"
2. Are those who contrast the
New Testament exhortation Ito
love ones enemy" with the alleged
Jewish attitude of vengeance"
correct?
8. What is the English transla-
ton of 'ROsh HashOnah"?
4. How is Rosh Hashonah called
in the Bible?
5. What is the ShOfar?
6. When is the Shofar blown?
Z. Why do we eat sweet fruit
dipped in honey ON ROsh Hashon-
ali?
8. How are the ten days be-
ginning with Yom Kippur called =?
8. How do orthodox Jews pre-
pare for the High Holy Days?
10. Is the sanctification of Rosh
Hashonah more important than
the sanctification of the Sabbath :?
IL. Why do orthodox Jews wear
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

was a reporter of experience and
who had covered the State De-
partment. The editors who passed
on it were also experienced in in
ternatiOnal news and one of them
admitted to me personally that he
had heard HitIer's phOney offer
before and knew what it was
worth. Yet the story was sent out
and printed.
The most charitable thing 1 can
find to say about this act is that
it was stupid.
No wonder the Nazis think they
can throw a scare into us at ev-
cry turn with the Fuehrer's raw
ings,, terror newsreels and other
hOary devices. They certainly must
have a low opinion of our collect
i've intelligence and loyalty when
they see us SO cheerfulIy abetting
the Nazi cause with news stories
such as that related above.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21

nOdUSTS VI papers SUBSTITUTE
to a certain news service were
treated to the eyebrow-elevating
announcement that Hitler was
dickering with this Government
to take all of the close to 100000
refugees in concentration camps
in occupied territory into the Uni
ted States, at this country's ex-
pense.
The refugees would be shipped
from Berlin to Lisbon via sealed
trains and thence to the United
States by U. S. Lines ships guar
anteed safe passage by the Ger
man U-bOat command, according
to the story, which proceeded to
quote Secretary of State COrdell
Hull in a manner which gave the
impression that unofficial repre-
sentatives had been made in this
connection.
God only knows what the eff
feet of that story had on thou
sands of people throughout the
country who, in light of the we'll
known fact that the denial never
catches up with the accusation,
are probably convinced at this mo-
ment that plans are afoot to flood
this country with Europe's refu-
gee population.
Now this act is an old chest
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1941-02-21
Hider's Phoney Offer
BY PAT FRANK

Sometimes think Herr Hitlers greatest ally in this
country is stupidity An event of last week high
lighted this suspicion
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Hepburn Gladly Will Talk,
But Not of Private Matters
She Also Can Laugh at Herself,
This New Intimate Portrait
Of the Actress Reveals
By Sheilah Graham
By Sheilah Graham.
HOLLYWOOD.

Katharine Hepburn tand her performance philadelphia
eeD Her home telephone number kept
then relays the Hepburn his
wagon which she herself drives She has cupboard full of Indian
moccasns which she while working.
(some of them
pretty well patched at the back loose
nfomany e in makes the pae m @ nt
where you can find lot OF seWy people getting lot of money for
being OF have idiosyncaes What hasn't?
when making Katie serves tea and cakes to the cast and
china
her katie and she knows them bv their first takes
marching to the front office boost and build the minor roles
She's Wary and Suspicious
OF Those She Doesn't Know.
When the picture is over she gives generous presents to each member
crew-usualy
alike each distinctly personal
saw boys Holiday" get
thrill out of the note than the check m probably exaggeratng this
very pleased0
suspicious of she does know but
there boundaries her friend
line between working
ie like talking about anything yes intelligent people
family said.
discussions apart from the film and lose the thread doing
gushing hapes who for
when to producers a
of hum kidded the pants they
said he said stronger world Whatever
then The had in for me during The
could feel the of hate
coming used have weeping where
But good for me to take
Katie her
preferng brand She of the best women
frequently the
Whether her golf with She
diver the dive in philadelphia Story
obviously Hepburn doube) She also looks
AS for her mind is sharp She has
good at mpromptu repartee her Way-as BOD
Hope bed She also eats her dinner
film bed She interested In politics
and enjoys shocking people
He Private Charity List
Is a Long and
facial makeup for faint rouging Of
vitroic
charity list is long and heavy She has
business Katie had financial interest in both the stage
ought least s25oOOo
probably
New York house the East 40
haven't for few yearsn the terrific
ceiling a the mirrors the kind
n ange-and
Hepburn makes date-which is rarelyshe keeps it.
is Ast
She rarely blows lines
n
Alliance 1ne)
Evening star., 1941-01-05
Sudden Bloom of Health
Becomes the Theater
Two New Yorker Excerpts Are Hits
And Washington Will See Third
At the National This Week
By Jaw Carm0dv.

Perhaps
by which
such dismal backout That elaborate explanation diagnosis
who readily can explain diagnose anything looked sound enough for
We was virtually unchalengeab indeed period during
which Enyn Williams
to the West represented the total of palatable
Things tougher group
those beyond emotional dsintegrsion
Inc past par OF weeks nave seen Broadway acquire an odd assot
of which the public critics
Major chor those evoked by pair OF pieces musical satire
comedy their Yorker
night club heel the second of Ruth MKenneys fetch
in ~ photographed account of her sister Eileen called
MY Sister Eileen" logically enough
enthusiasm
a. confidently expected.
so did that little revue called Meet the People
fragrance of Hollywood
through the good Offices of cinema producers
ha of it, at leasD, this
bound to be surprising.
ationaIO a Third
Excerpt From Yorker
wave optimism engendered by these innocent little
the acrobac Gerados and circus life proved su
o soy sdden 10 bomed eaer a 0 give
Out of town but imminent Broadway
first
the Dark which probably could
get bv merely on Miss Iawrencs appeal
rated for whatever his best vehicle
In years.
With two excerpts successful
indicate 19 Washington
National That would be
Mr Mrs engaging people about whom
been writing these many years. couple
clamored for dramatic treatment They have finally the
of Owen Davis and with Peggy Conkn anu popa '
to acto
pal joey" MY Sister Eileen already
virtually perfect eater material Mr. and Mrs
North put the incher on the argument nae @ 49,
dramatizng the New Yorker At any rate
point could make sturdy case 1or nseh
the theater here and there mere oelng Washington
CARMoDY, Page F-2o