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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-12-25
Jews And Fascists

Every day evidence accumulates that Fascism is an
economic philosophy that find its adherents among
people race, including the jewish few weeks ago
Arthur Hays SuZberger publisher of the New York Times
close what the Jews of America want and believe Subse
quenty under vigorous criticism he affirmed his Jewish
background, including the study of Hebrew.
It may not be particularly relevant to comment
issue of the New York Times of December H. contain
ed story speech made in New York City the night
before by Governor Frank M Dixon of Alabama who vo-
lently denounced the Presidents Committee Fair En-
poyment Practice and asserted that its interference with
the activities of the country permitted to continue
there would be resistance Governor Dxons speech merely
repeated what he has said before It had value be-
the United States supposed to be fighting for the
four freedoms and discrimination account OF relg
ion color It Fascist reactionary, as anti
Semitic speech any crackpot could make.
But Mr. Sulzberger's New York Times, which prdes
itself "al the news that's fit to print had this heading
on the story: "GOy. Dixon Scores s. Bureaucracy: Ala
baman at Dinner Here Fears 1t Will Produce Two
Penny HitIer " The story itself began: "A strong de-
nuncOn Of bureaucracy and the extension OF Federal pow
under the present administration was voiced last night
by Governor Frank M. Dixon
Why did the Times feature that angle and virtually
eliminate the bitter attack the Presidents Far Employ
ment Committee? Because the Times mates the New Deal
because the Times speaks for economic reactonarsm III
America because the Times slant its news with ne
Chicago Tribune any day. when it fits its particular pocy
And this is the Mr. Suzberger who is trying to tell
American Jews what is good for them This is the Mr.
Suberger who recently wept crocodile tears because ne
said the ZiOniss embarrassing President kOOseVeI
by insisting on Justice for the Jews in Palestine ana nS
the Mr.. Suzberger who thinks that the rate OF Inc
OF Germany can never Overtake the Jews OF America
That same fate is as sure death unless the Liberalism
which President Roosevelt SymbOllzeS-Whlcn Mr' ouH-
berger abOmnates-is sustained
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
i. s, Brazil Grid
For Sub War

WASHINGTON. Aug. . CUPl'
The United States and Brazil
were expected today 10 beglr
soon a campaign 10 drive Axis
submarines out OF The SealaneS
leading 10 Rio de Janeiro.
Brazil'S entrance into the wal
also is expected 10 result in eX-
tension of the convoy system 10
waters surrounding that country
Naval observers believed that
when such action IS taken the
ANS may again concentrate IFS
Submarines on the North Atlantic
Sealanes where great shipments OF
supplies and men are crossing.
The German high command
could be expected 10 reason that
Il their submarines must attack
conveys they might as well tackle
those carrying men: and materials
for the second front rather than
the comparative ~ harmless
freighters plying the coastal
waters of the western hemi-
sphere.
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.WPB Pledges
Help 10 Kaiser

Los ANGELES. Aug. % tUP)
The War Production Board com
mlttee which was appointed "a
evaluate Henry j. Kaisers plans
10 build 500 giant cargo planes
pledged it's support today and an
nounced II would do everSthing IN
its power TO help him carry out
ANY program that the government
deems necessary and feasible"
"The committee pledges fullest
cooperation 10 the government
10 develop program for con
struCtion Of cargo carrying
planes without interference with
the present or prospective mill
tary program" q statement ssid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

that the one-time millionaire wa
struggling when taken to the ser
geant'S room.
when he fell. the door was
open but l couldn't see inside"
the second soldier told the jury.
~ heard a sound as II some ones
head hit the cement.
II walked over TO look inside,
hut some one partly closed the
door and an officer was blocking
the view. I was told to sit down
or i would be smacked down.
Later, saw water on the
floor. as IL water had been
poured on Dodge"
Both soldiers agreed that Dodge
was carried from the room on a
about a half hour after
they heard the fall.
Earlier the jury heard a vague
: tory of the events OF the
fatal night from Mrs. Dora Dodge
widow and second wife of the
famed playboy.
She was dressed in mourner's
black and her face was partly con.
cealed by a black veil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Tribute Is Paid
Dieppe Heroes

Defense Minister James L
Ralston. IN a speech before the
meeting of the American anC
Canadian Bar Association. paiC
the following tribute 10 the Cana
dian soldiers who died at Dieppe
THE losses were heavy. The
grateful sympathy of this whole
continent goes out 10 the be-
reayed, the wounded and the
prisoners. They have this con
ISOLATION, that. although the price
was great, the valor and the
sacrifice made the gain 10 the
cause OF freedom inestimable.
"Canada's soldiers have writ
ten many imperishable names in
the record of valiant deeds:
Ypres. Courcelette, Nimy. Pass
chedaele, Amiens, Nalenciennes
and many Others. To these We
humbly and gratefully add -
DiepDe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Love. Not Sabotage
Farmers Son Cuts His and Girls Initials in Field
Of Wheat; Had the FBI Worried for While

ELGIN. H.. Aug IS ms
The mystery OF the initials cut IN
a field Of 6-inch wheat Stubble or
the farm OF Joseph Bagg vas
solved today much 10 the embar-
Charles
Cort Bohlc manager Of the Fl
gIn-Kane airport flying over the
Bagg farm. noticed the letters
ID. r. { b 80 feet high. cut
in the Stubblc
Suspicious that they might be
there 10 guide enemy fierS 10 the
airport. Bohle informed the SHEER
If. who in turn. called the FBl IN
Chicago. The sheriff and a fed
eral agent interviewed BaCg. HC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Allied
Forces
Merged

WASHINGTON. Aug. p CINS)
A complete merger OF American
British fighting forces for Joint
large-scale offensive operations
against Hitler-held Europe was
disclosed by Britaln'S Ambassador
Lord Halifax today 10 be well
underway.
The progress in pooling men and
equipment clear-cut clue 10 the
Allied second front time table
was declared by the British envoy
TO have been the most impressive
highlight OF his recent visit 10
England.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
LEFT IN FLAMES

Yesterday. August -. American
aircraft scored damaging hits on
an enemy transport and a cruiser
north OF Guadalcanal and left
both burning ferccly tho COM
munIquc said
The RyuZyo. the Japanese car
rier which was severely damaged.
is vessel Of 200 tons. with a
normal complement of 500 men.
Unofficial reports indicate that
IL can carry only "a aircraft II
was commissioned May Q, 1893.
Truk Islands comprise the larg-
est group IN the CarolinaS. They
are grouped in a lagoon and are,
in general. composed of baSalt.
The deep water harborS in the
area are particularly useful for
anchorage of large numbers Of
ShIpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Mexico
Backs
Brazil

MEXICO CITY Aug - ,INSl
President Manuel AVla Ca.
macho and Foreign Minister Eze.
quiel padilla were on record todsy
10 firm support Of Brazirs war
declaration against Germany and
italy
Gables 20 President Getulio
Vargas and Foreign Minister
Oswald Arsnhs 81 Brazil pledged
Me2ieos support 10 Brazil In It's
struggle with the segresSors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
.Dieppe RdidCos1
Ndzis 1900 Men

LONDON, Aug. IS GNS) .-
Germany lost an estimated 1000
men, including air personnel. in
the battle provoked by the Allied
landing Al Dieppe last Wednesday
it was stated today by the leader
Of The Fighting French Commando
contingent that took part in the
action.
The German controlled Paris
radio meanwhile. claimed that l6
Allied officers, including one gen
eral, TWO colonies and Is staff Off
GERS had been captured along with
1000 other prisoners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
BOIllberS
Stasser
Russians
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man divisions" attacking toward
Stalingrad were now across the
River Don and had pierced
strong Soviet defenSeS east of
the river
The Communist youth news
paper. komSomolSkaya Pravada
reported the NaziS had brought M
reinforcements sufficient 10 enabl,
them 10 press southeast from
Kletskaya in great strength.
German dive bombers I'M
loaded tens of tons Of projeCtileS,
including screaming bombs" this
paper reported.
The Russians halted the NaziS al
some points. However. il was ad
that the fighting was
spreading over larger and larger
area as the German attack mech
anism gained momentum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Designing Engineers
MAY Join UAW-Cl0

Local POI Society of Designing
Engineers today prepared 10 apply
for n UAW-ClO charter after II
was shown by referendum that %
per cent Of tho membership IA
yorcd withdrawal from the FEEDER.
alton of Architects Engineers.
Chemists and TechnicianS
James Curtis. local secretary,
said members voted last night
that the entire executive board
suspended by Lewis Bcrnc. Facet
president, would continue IN office
Tor The coming wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

be. Of course, At least 10 Uru-
quay.
THE EASTERMOST TIP Of
South America, which is part
Of Brazil, is the closest place
TO the city Of Dakar in Sene-
gal. French West Africa,
which is the most logical
Jumping off place for any at
tempted AXIS invasion of the
Western Hemisphere.
II you Will glance at a map,
YOU will be amazed AT the
length Of the solid line of pro-
lection Of the Western Henri
sphere.
This now extends from the
northernmost point OF Green
land south, including Iceland,
to the southernmost tip of
Brazil perhaps 12,500 miles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

knew nothing about the initials
Then. the officers talked 10 Bagg 5
son. Charlie.
Charlie bluShcd ss he explained
that. Just before he pat the mower
up for the season he became
slightly romantic. and 10 show
hiS admiration for Dorothy Rus
sell a claSsmalc at The S. Charles
High School. cat her initials m
the Stubblc with the mower. then
his own
The government man said he
hadn't meant 90 interfere with
Charlie. s romance. but recon-
mended that he obllterate the
initials so avIatorS wouldn't be
reporting them evary day or so.
Charlie did with Scythc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Argentina Opens
Ports 10 Wdrrinq
Neighbor Brazil
Follows Chile, Peru,
Uruguay in Giving
acknowledgement Status
Nv VICTOR HAWKINS

international News service stan writer
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Aug
i25.- Argentina today stood beside
her sister republic Brazil. joining
Chill. Uruguay and Peru in grant
ing acknowledgement status 10 Bra
ri In it's declaration or war against
Germany and Italy.
Brazil modified It's srme d
forces along its far-flung coast
line and the government announced
.confiscation OF Axis assets IN re-
.taliation for SinkingS OF Brazilian
vessels by AXIS submarines.
Fifteen Axis ships, totalling no.
900 tons, and bank deposits OF
100000 contos were seized bygop-
eminent orders. Additional con
fiscation orders OF enemy prop
erty will follow. il was stated
officially. Axis investments IN The
country were estimated 10 exceed
$50 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
NAILS OBJECTIVE

The immediate objective Of the
Germans who had forced the Dor
40 miles from Stalingrad was IN,
oscow-StalinCrad railway whict
parallels the river, Is miles cas-
of IT..
I'm the region southeast of
Kletskaya, Soviet troops fought
tense battle particularly
against Germans who crossed
the Don" the Soviet noon COM
munlQuc said German troops.
supported ny large number OF
tanks and aircraft, succeeded i'm
pressing Soviet troops and adj
vsnCing."
KletSkaya is - milc> northwcSt
OF Stalingrad The Germans thu,
had succeeded In pouring masses
OF men and machines across the
Don 10 reinforce their initial bIl
crossing made several days ago
After the railway. the useful
ness Of which has been severely
restricted the Germans hope &c
take Stalngrad and cut the Nolga
as useful 10 Russia As tho NlSSis.
Slppi is 10 the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25

Itured skull. a >Coroners jury OF
-four women and three men is al
tempting to determine how he re-
ceived the fatal injury.
SOLDIERS STORY
! Dodge was dragged 10 an inner
room in the Mcclellan police sta
ton and apparently dropped on the
terrazzo floor the night he sup
0posedly suffered fatal skull frac-
Iture, two soldiers told the jury.
They are PvtS. Frank Pinchera,
1865 Superior street, and Louis
lPinchero OF 4130 Moran avenue,
his cousin, who were detained tenn
Iporarily for investigation.
/ Pvt. Frank Princhera was first
on the stand and testified that
Dodge was abusive ard bellgerent
when brought IN by Patrolman
Alex Gabriault
He called the police Names"
the soldier told the jury. He
announced that he was John
DuvaI Dodge and couldn't be ar
rested.
THE lieutenant behind the
desk smiled.
The phone rang and the lieu
tenant said; Take him away
The patrolman put his right
arm around DOdge's neck and
dragged him TO the sergeants'
room.
HEARD HEAD HIT FLOOR
II don't think Dodge was
placed on the floor. He was
dropped and he fell on his hack.
He was tilted backward when
dragged across the floor.
You could plainly hear his
head hit the floor"
Pressed by Prosecutor William
r. Bowling 10 explain how he
knew Dodge was dropped. the wit
ness said he could sec Dodge S
legs. Using a yardslick handed
him by the prosecutor, Plnchera
estimated he saw about ~ inches
of Dodges legs through the open
door Of the inner office.
I am positive his head hit the
floor" the soldier reiterated. II
didn't see his head, but II must
have been his head that made
the noise.
Dodge was struggling At the
time"
i Louis PinChero also testified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
BRITISH WANT ACTION

Britains people were described
by Halifax, following a Commute
interview with Secretary of State
ttuff, rs sharing American cHthUS-
iasm for early action against the
AXIS and Japan, particularly the
opening of diversion front in
Western Europe.
The daring invasion rehearsal
at Dieppe was cited by the British
envoy as an example of perfect
cooperation between land. air and
sea forces, as well as between
the American and British fighting
units.
1T marks only a beginning"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
CENTRAL GREECE RAIDED

ROME. Aug. p italian broad
cast recorded in London by up.
British planes raided central
Greece during the night and at
tackled Italian islands in the
Aegean Sea between Greece and
Turkey "a high command COM
muniquc said today
Limited damage was reported.
but il was said that there were no
rasualtIo>.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
s MORE SUBS SUNK

The campaign against enemy
raiders was reported TO have net
ted three more submarines in the
South Atlantic. Uruguay
bomber squadrons were credited
with dealing with the AXIS
U-boatS.
The British radio, heard by
CHS in New York. reported
that the Brazilian government
had announced the sinking of
the tanker louisiana while the
vessel was travelling from San
tos 10 Rio de Janeiro. No ship
by the name Of louisiana is
listed in Lloyds Register
Previous reports had accounted
for two or three AXIS submarines
which have raided Brazilian ship
ping in the last 10 days.
While Brazilian reservistS were
rushed into service 10 strengthen
her armed forces, police continued
their roundup of suspected fifth
Scores of suspects
upFe arrested
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
.Bombers Pound
Rhine|dnd Cities

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report was not SubStantiated by
any reliable source.
The foray by the British into
the Reich proper followed the
fifth heavy daylight assault by
Flying Fortress bomberS against
Nazi-held military detectives in
occupied France.
Twelve of the huge American
craft smashed at the U-boat base
of lie Trait on the Seine River,
inland from lie JIavre and about
midway 10 Roucn, objective of the
first FLYING Fortress assault.
Accompanied by fighter escort,
the American planes attacked the
enemy-controlled shiyards fro m
high level The escort included
planes of the United States Army
Air Force. the Raj. the Canadian
Air Force and the Polish Air
Force
One Of the United States bomb
erS was intercepted by a German
Focke-Wulf 100 fighter on the re-
turn and some Of the American
crew were wounded. All of the
hamberS however, returned safely
TO their base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Raj Bombs
RdinedonB Burma

NEW DELHI India. Aug. *
UNSJ Direct hits were scored
on several buildings by Raj fight
erS and bombers that raided Nav
laik. in the Chindwin River Valley
OF Burma a communlque revealed
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
TANK WEDGE ISOLATED

One German tank wedge was
cut off on the approaches 10 Sta
lingrad but others continued then
progress.
The wedge was cut off northeast
of KotelnikovSkl. 90 miles south.
west Of Stalingrad. where ono
spearhead was pointing toward
Stalingrad and the other toward
the Volga River between Stain
grad and AStrakhan, dispatches
said.
Soviet forces separated the tanks
from the infantry accompanying
them. Many Of the tanks have
been destroyed, the dispatches
said.
Other Russian successes were
reported Large enemy tank and
infantry forces that tried 10 break
Russian defenseS near Prokhlad-
nenSki. S5 miles northwest Of the
Grozny oil wells, were beaten off
yesterday with unusual losses A
dispatch TO the army organ, Red
Star said.
The Russians beat off a mass
air attack on the Black Sea naval
base Of NovoroSSiSk and destroyed
ID enemy bomberS and damaged
five.
Marines. supported by a notilla
repulSed a psychological attack
Germans goose-Stepping straight
toward Russian positions and
wiped out whole regiment
1900 mem
On several sectors. the Germans
changed tho direction of their main
thrustS until they found soft spots
and were slowly forcing the Rus
slams back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
LIGHTS FLOOD STATION

The prime minister's train
brought him into Paddington sta
ton, brightly lighted with food
lamps despite blackout regula-
tons. He wore the uniform OF
an air commodore.
The return TO England was
IN d G in an American-made
Liberator bomber piloted by Capt.
William Vanderklout. IS. of the
United States Ferry Command.
"Since July Fourth said
Captain Vanderklout, "Mr.
Churchill has flown about $4,000
miles with Us"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Torpedo Boat
Sank u. 5. Ship,
Captain Reports
Knife-Armed Natives
Greet Survivors as
They Land on Island
y, InlEraalIoaal Nsr. ser,le.

Belief that the Axis is sending
motor torpedo boats as we'll as
against United Nations
was advanced today with
the announcement OF the sinking
of a medium-sized American mer-
IN the Indian Ocean
late in June.
Landed az an East Coast port
after a thrilling adventure with
African natives armed with long
knives, Capt W w Kuhnc. mas
of the vessel and spokesman for
the AZ survivors, said
Its just bunch. hut both
torpedoeS struck at surface lev
els, 30 I think IL was motor
vessel that attacked us"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
Battle Raging;
{ Jap Ships Hit
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and severely damaged small
japanese carrier the Ryuzyo
Several enemy cruisers and a
battleShlp also were hit by the
United States carrier planes.
81 SHOT DOWN
On the afternoon of August q
Washington time the enemy
launched a powerful air attack on
GuadalCanal Island in the Solo
mons.
The attackers were intercepted
by our fighters and at least y Of
the raidIng aircraft were shot
down United States losses were
described as minor
On the same night and extend
ing over INTO the early morning
hours Of the next day enemy de-
stroyers Shened the shore posi-
tions established by United States
marines on Guadalcanal site Of An
airfield captured from the Japa-
npSC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
RISE TO INTERCEPT

Two Focke-Wulfs were de-
Stroyed by the accompanying
escort and two Allied fighters
were lost.
Fierce dog fights developed in
the vicinity of the Na2i airfeld al
Abbcvlle when at least 40 Focke-
WultS rose in an effort 10 inter-
ccpt tho Flying Forts British
Splt6re> some manned by Ameri-
cans, swept IN over the occupied
coast 10 engage the enemy fighters
and prevent them from running
interference.
The Sptfrc pilots said they
were able 10 observe the bombs Of
the FortreSSeS as they smashed
directly on the target area.
The ShipyardS AZ lie Trait are
used by the NaziS for construction
of submarines and small coastal
craft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-25
ALL ESCAPE SHIP

Captain Kuhne said the entire
crew of IS and a naval gun crew
Of y escaped from the vessel
which sank within ) minutes. but
II crew members and two gunners
were drowned when their boat cap
sized.
Al sea In lifcboats for several
days the survivors each celebrated
July 4 with a lunch Of 3 ounces
Of water and a chocolate pill. They
finally sighted an African island
beach. where they were met by
natives carrying long knives.
The natives, however, were
friendly and pulled them ashore
and gave them food in exchange
for coins Later the SURVIVORS
contacted a consulate official on
the island and they were flown 10
America