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The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
Balance in Banks /:

Balance in Banks:
WyandOtte Savings Bank
No. 5, Commercial Acct --$159, $50 .OS
No. 4. Defense Stamp Acct 10000
No. 13O, Sinking Fund - 3S,522 81
No. IL, School Bldg. Acct. 3,57506
No. 8, Debt Service Acct. - 13,0S5 SO
No. u, Public Library Saw
ings Acct. ------------ 62,9O7. A
National Bank Of WyandOtte
No. s. Commercial Acct. - 1858 9S
1851, ,334 26
(Signed) John T. McWhirter,
Treasurer.
Trustee Steele moved that the Off
GERS of the Board of Education be EN-
powered to subscribe for five $4,000
L. $. Savings Bonds. Defense Series f.
Trustee HarriOtt seconded the mo-
tiUn.
Ayes Trustees Altman, Block. Har
riOtt, HOmeister, jacobson, McInerney
and Steele.
Nays: None.
rhe motion was carried
Trustee McInerney moved to ad
jOurn.
Trustee HOmeiSter seconded the mo-
ton.
Ayes Trustees Altman, Block, Har
riOtt. HOmeister, jacobson, McInerney
and Steele.
Nays: None
The motion was carried
MILDRED +. MIELKIE.
Secretary.
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
Official Proeeedinr.

lJ,-,B-. / =
This j. % certify that the above
vouchers amounting To S1J.2J2. Il have
hccn examined that the articles Ur
services call Il for have been received
that prices and computations are cor
rect: that all invoices, receiving no
tees and supporting data are attached
and in order, and that the proper ac
cunui> have been charged.
The treasurer is hereby authorized
tU pay the above vouchers.
ChaS. Ii. Block,
President.
Mildred +. Mielkie, b
Secretary.
Trustee Altman moved that the bills
be approved and that the treasurer
bt authorized 10 draw warrants on the
proper funds for the payment of same.
Trustee HOmeister seconded the mo-
tiOn.
Ayes: Trustees Altman. Block, Har-
riott, HOmeister. jacobson, McInerney
and Steele.
Nays: None.
The motion was carried.
The following is the report Of the
treasurer for the month Of March.
WyandOtte. Michigan
April IA. 1912
The Honorable Board Of Education.
Charles ii. Block. President
| beg Ia submit my report aS Trea-
snrer for lhe month ending March 81
1872.
Receipts
The Wyandotte herald., 1942-04-24
II Il Happens Here!

hinder the efforts of the fire-fghters. police
and rescue squads.
In any time OF public emergency, use
your telephone cnIy for Uifal messages.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Arthur's 1912 gait held good yes
terday at Northwestern, where
Acme went down in 10 innings
7-6. for its first defeat in the
Class B elimination series. Ray
Michigan. with the bases loaded in
the tenth, walked Howard Mallor
TO force in the winning run.
Dixie went out of the race
when Grand River conquered, S-4
because of a four-run uprising in
the seventh. After Bert Fodor
had been forced out at the plate
Nick Schenk blasted a homer with
the sacks populated. That punch
did the trick.
The result reduces the field tc
four clubs. Acme, Grand River
and Arthur'S each have four VIC
tories and one defeat. and Sans
3 and !. Sans drew a bye yes.
,terday. The four are all that re-
main OF the 80 starting the season
in Nav.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Tiger Pitchers
Issue Is Walks
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zuto was intentional. However,
George Selkirk went in as a pinch
hitter and promptly belted the
ball into center field for the win
ing run.
Cramer retrieved IL and play
fully hurled ii into the backstop
screen to register his disgust. 1t
was symbolic of the whole dread
full business-ot even the Tiger
outfielders could get the ball near
the plate. Another pinch hitter,
Ned Harris. hit a home run in the
first game, his ninth of the season
and his third against the Yaks.
Baker didn't even have Joe Nc
Carthy around to console him in
hour of anguish. The Yankee
skipper slipped in his bath Satur.
day night, sprained his back and
wasn't at the park.
Hank Borowy and Al Benton
are the opposing pitchers for the
final game for the Tigers in New
York this year. Tomorrow Is ar
off day for the Bengals before
they move on to Boston for a e
at the Red Sox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Football
Party
Thursday

Entries continue 10 pour In for
the Downtown Quarterbacks golf
tournament and football dinner at
Western Golf and Country Club
scheduled for Thursday. Although
many are unable to play golf in
the afternoon, they are reserving
places at the big dinner to be held
in the evening.
The tournament Is opened 10
all members of The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterback Club and
their friends. There is no limit TO
the number of guests each men,
Der may bring or send 10 the
tournament.
Golf will be PLAYED any time
during the afternoon. Prizes will
be tickets TO the big games this
fall.
In the evening there will be a
football dinner, which will start
the 1912 season. This season
promises TO be the greatest in the
history OF the sport.
From Michigan will come Fritz
Crisler and his staff. From u. OF
ID. will be Gus Dorais and his
boys. Charley Bachman will be
down from State with AL Kowal.
his g line coach, and Joe Gembis
will tell what Wayne can offer
this fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Packers Passes
Beat Dodgers
by International New. Service

That Autumn is just around the
corner was made evident 10 the
sports fans of the nation today by
the fact that the professional
teams not only are deep in train
ing, but already have played some
of tn cir preseason exhibition
games.
The Brooklyn Dodgers ran true
TO their invariable form when the
Green Bay Packers as their
opponents by succumbing to the
Packers, 21-16. in their exhibition
game at Brooklyn yesterday. The
Packers owed their victory largely
to the superb passing of Cecil
Isbell who completed 10 OF &c
tries.
Another great passer. Sammy
Baugh of the Washington Red
skins. paced his team TO a 26-to-7
rout of Maj. Wallace Wade's all
star army team in Los Angeles.
The New York Giants scored a
17-l4 victory over the Cleveland
Rams in an exhibition game at
Akron, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

That gave her a clean sweep
five straight victories-and the
crews were tied with 10 points
each.
Doyle drew Shamrock for the
last race, and although both Pin
tail, sailed by Udell, and Warrior
with Temple at the helm of his
own ship, were close behind him
on the drift upwind to the wind
ward mark, she rounded the stake
first and slid home again for her
sixth straight victory
Although Shamrock was often
behind at the start, only once
during the entire series was she
beaten around any mark. Warrior
did this in the fourth race, but
Shamrock soon was out in front
again.
The final race was sailed over a
windward and leeward course and
was shortened to four miles in
stead of the scheduled eight, be-
cause of the light winds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Snipe Artist
Ralph Hernzer|ine Wins international Snpe Meet
Championship at Crescent Yacht Club
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Ralph Heinzerling. a young COM
mercial artist from Stanhope,
". j., is considered one of the best
in his line because of his ads for
several leading soft drinks and
breakfast food companies. That
he is also one of the best small
boat shippers in the country he
proved over the weekend by win
ming the Information Snipe Regatta
at the Crescent Sail Yacht Club.
The young skipper from Jersey
took the title Sunday afternoon by
finishing third 10 T. A. Wells Of the
Wichita, tKas) Sailing Club,while
Don Cochran. the leader Al the
start of the day finished so far
behind he hardly figured in the
final combinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Pace SWifter
Al Watrous' Experience
Good Proof of This

The pace certainly has become
much swifter in golf in the last is
years, For instance
In 1927 Al Watrous won the
Michigan. Open at Meadowbrook
for the second time in two years
at that club. His winning total
was 284.
Yesterday he finished with 27S
at the same club, six strokes better
than his 1927 total. But this time.
although he tied for second, he
trailed the winner, Chick Herbert,
by nine strokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Scratches

By United Press
AQUEDUCT
Track, fast
Third Race--Pico Blanco. satilia
Rougemont
Fourth Race-Blsck Thrush.
Eighth Race Brighten Up.
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track. fast
First Hearts Entwine Tally Ho
On the Dot, Count Cotton, Zoie, Golden
second Rsce-Msrlee s.. BaJuls. VAL
dina Micro.
Third Race-Top Transit. Brown
Dancer
Fourth Raee-Two Pair whiscendent.
Bid on, One Link, Very Graceful.
Fifth Race-Two Kick
sixth Race--Miss Vogue, Persistent.
Teewee
seventh Race-wire Me. ovando
Eighth Rsce--Dilly Daily, Red Pepper.
Ninth Race-Declared OF.
WASHINGTON PARK
Track. fast.
Second Race-Obisbo. Commentator.
Great Wall. Some Count. syrian Boy,
Miss Nutmeg
Fourth Race---Jocksrsndo Cav Ell.
Doug Brashear. Toms Ladd, Captain
Finn Race DR. Rush. Captain Fac.
Carbonate. Top straw, Fresana. Loeb
Lomond.
seventh Race-Hour Al
Eighth Race - Woodsmsn. Perfector
Ninth Race Declared OFT.
THISTLE DOWN
Track, fast.
First Race-Red Tet.
Fourth Misslam.
Fifth Race-Golden Goose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Craftsmen Fall,
Glass D Has
B Teams Left
STANDINGS

ELIMINATED.
Glass d is down 10 three teams
today after Craftsmen fell to
Kowalski yesterday. Sd. in 10 in
nings. Haags. beaten, I'd, by Hud-
son in the eighth, kept going like
the old fire horse and banged
across six in the ninth TO win
out. 81.
Charlie 10th, Craftsmen'S short
stop, booted Alex Kosko's tap in
the tenth long enough to let Art
Skoruspki across the rubber with
Kowalski'S winning run.
Rudy Furchak, Hudson pitcher
in a relief role against Haags,
failed 10 check their outburst in
the ninth and gave way to John
Bunnell. Furchak has a one and a
two-hit game on his record this
season.
Haags grouped four blows with
two passes to ring up six ITALICS.
Ed Mordarski drove in three with
his triple. Hudson, although having
only seven hits mixed them with
Haag passes or errors to put a
five-run margin on the hook.
Louis Block of Crafts m n
merited better fortune. He did not
allow a hit for-six innings, emily
five to KowalSki for the game,
gave one pass TO the six against
Frank Pitlosh.
After Is errors last week,
Kolawski had one, Zig Drapalski' S
wild throw. To win, Skoruspki
opened the tenth it'll a single and
gained a notch on Steve Michal-
skis sacrifice. Drapalski famed.
Toth's error followed and the win
ming run came in .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
johnson Keeps
Briggs Team
Unbedten

Lady Luck reached out her hand
At Mack Park last night and took
hold OF Briggs Bombers. defending
metropolitan Detroit Glass A
mems champion and placed them
in the drivers seat so far as the
current race for the Pepsi-Cols
award in their division is con-
Cerned.
Briggs and Virges--only un-
beaten mems team before last
rights feature gane-Staged
nip-and tuck battle throughout the
regulation seven innings, winding
ND tied IL at that distance. Virges
decided young Andy Polaski. their
1S-year-old hurler had enough and
replaced him with "Pee-wee
Pilht.
That was a managerial mistake,
for the Bombers proceeded 10 put
the blast 10 Pilht's offerings with
Hughey Johnson. stormy petrol Of
the Bombers squadron driving in
the winning runs 1.-TWO OF theml.
Earlier johnson drove in the tying
run. Briggs won. finally. Al.
johnson. incidentally was the
cause of a riot last week when he
blasted a ribber on the chin TO
touch off hour-long fireworks. Bets
were that he would blow up last
night but instead he left the field
e hero along with veteran twirler
Fiddle Figelski, who has allowed
fnly one run IN the entire tourna'
tnent.
. Tonight's program:
GAt Mack PsrkN
s5o-oLH Va. Kaufman tClass Eirn.
8 o0--Arthurs vs. Zenith Local lo4 'Class
se-Hudson Defense Girls vs. East Side
sports "a girhl ,,.,
cat Michigan Ahsh Field. WysadetS
s;3o-L Local 900 Girls va Commands tB
psee-Miehissn Afksn w. OH rciss
CAT Clark PARK No. ~
Class b Mems semifinals
fsAA-esdtfiac Mustangs vs. winner stAh-
ley't Bar-Evans Producu.
tAt Berry No. ~
Class Junior semifinals
90 Miller vikens vs. Our Lady Of Help
tAt Cedd Field Ne. ~
Class Junior semifinsls
on Bundle Bees Va. Junction A. c.
Tuesdays schedule:
tAt Mach Pnyk)
7 sea-Jehnson Kol-Pak w. OH or OH
beats Michigan Alkali tonight,
= po--Henris W. winner Arthurs-Zcnith lo4.
pso-virges vs. Hudson Police,
Editors note: Class B Girls game VIII
he played st p. m. IL Michigan Alkalt
beats OH tonighp.
CAT Michigan ArkaH Field,
Q :e0-winner OLH-Kaufman vs.. Loser
Commando Local 600 (Class
girlsD.
e.on-Johnson Koi-Pak va. Michigan Aikali
az Michigan Alkali beats OH to-
night. tEditor's note: No program
at Michigan AIkah Field II OH
beats Michigan Alkah tonight
Watch Tuesdays Detroit Times
for complete schedule:
tAt Gallagher No. "
class B Mems semifinsls
7;oo-Borden ". ID. w. va. Hudson An.
chorss
Last nights results:
tAt MACH Park
Zenith s. Moray 4 (Class A MEM
Henris ], Sheriff Baird "a men).
Johnson Kol-Pak 0, Hudson A. A. IL
REiggs 4. rirges IA mem.
'Loser eliminated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Totals % e Toislf 81 n
sBatied for Corsica In eighth.
Detroit 600 600 olo-
New YORK OO4 900 BOZ :
Runs-Hsrris RizIuto, Heinrich, Di
Maggie Gordon. Keller. Priddy, RuninR
Crrors-Gordon ? Runs bstted in--HAs
feit DiMaggio. Gordon. Keller, Rosar
Prjddy az Harris. Two-base hits-New'
houser. DiMaEgio. Home run-Harris. LET
on bases-New York 10. Detroit q. Base'
on bsLs-on Newhoussr 3. on Corsica
efr,cE out-By RD Ming 3, by Newhouser
3 nv Corsica 2 Hits-on Hewhouser ir
Ia innings. on Corsica m - IN
nings. on wilson in I inning. Hit .,
ptcher-By Gorslea ,H.nnehj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
.Harbert Wins,
Misses Record
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with the 6. Two boisterous spec
tators began razzing him on the
tenth tee. AS he was about 10
drive, one shouted: Il hope you
miss IT," Both were ushered off
the premises by police, and Chick
promptly set out TO show why he
lis a champion.
Back to par now, few expected
him to come close to his record
That, was his real goal since with
a 7-stroke lead starting the final
round he apparently had the title
tucked away.
HE FOOLS EN-
But Chick fooled them. He
wasn't through. BY collecting
brides on the twelfth, thirteenth,
fifteenth and eventee h he
played the second half in 80 to get
81. And he barely missed r.
foot putt for a birdie 3 on the
eighteenth which would have tied
his record.
It's his power which makes him
great golfer. He proved this
again yesterday. His outstanding
performance was turned in on the
573-yard twelfth in the morning.
His spoon second carried to the
green hole high, feat never be-
fore turned in there. The ball
stopped about II feet back of the
cup and he narrowly missed the
eagle. He said those were the two
best wood shots he ever put to-
gether.
His spoon second carried over
! the green on the 494-yard seven
tenth in the morning. He drove
so far there in the afternoon he
was able TO swing an iron for his
second. II was wide of the green
at the left but better than hole
high.
Chuck Kocsis OF Red Run had
6S on the final round for 2S2 and
fifth place. Since he has filed an
application for reinstatement as
an amateur, the popular Chuck
didn't take a prize. Next came
Glib Sellers. last years winner,
who climaxed a good comeback
! after a disastrous II the first day
B by collecting a pair of 70's to
total 2S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Battalion Il
Takes Title
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bridges tall one against the screen
back OF the plate. Each play re-
tired the side.
Paris eked out a TO victory
over Altes in the Class A exhibit
ton game. In the seventh. down
81, Paris registered six times on
two errors, three times on passes,
a dink single on which Norman
Pichon felled Joe SmaZa's real
single, and Harry Florek's double.
BATTALION ~ BATTALION IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
WhirIy-AIsdb Meeting
|ExCites Race Fans

NEW YORK. Aug. 81 (UP).-
The prospect of a meeting between
Alsab and Whirlaway, scheduled
for the $25,000 Washington Park
handicap at Chicago on Labor
Day, plus the green light given the
Bay Meadows track in California,
excited race fans today as they
examined the turf program for the
final three months of the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Totals 30 8 ~ IL Totals 80 10 n IL
IRAN for Roster In the second.
Battalion No, II 900 02i 0O0--3
Battalion No. II oil 0O4 OOX--6
Errors-Charette. Petosky. Two-b base
hts-Panzoff, OZARK. Mcintyre. Three
base hit-Koster. Struck out--By Glane
g. by Blaskey ;. Stolen bases--Delbridge,
Bauman, Teschendorf. Blaskey. Base on
balls-On Glane 10, off BlAskey 2 Double
play-Charette 10 Delbridge. Umpires-
Logsdon, Mcmahon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
POinte Club Fleet
Fails to Finish

None OF the large fleet Of boats
sailing in the Crosse Pointe Clubs
annual inter-club regatta yester-
day failed to round the course
within the time limit. Date for the
sail-off has not been picked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
LIGHT WINDS

Heinzcrling finished third 10
Cochran in the first race of the
regatta Friday, then won Satur-
days race with Cochran taking
second place 10 hold slight
margin as the final event began.
Heinzerling'S ability 10 take
advantage Of tho extremely light
winds prevailing brought him the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Jim Jankowski Wins
CYO Junior Net Title

Jimmy Jankowski, Hamtramck
High School netter, today holds
the Catholic Youth Organizations
junior tennis title. Heedefeated
Bill Garner. Cd. 1913. yesterday in
the final. Mems novice and open
and girls competition is still under
way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Fort-BIvd. Ladies Meet

Forth Boulevard Recreation
ladies' house bowling circuit will
hold meeting at the alleys, 3S47
West Fort, Tuesday at 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

ToiaIe "a 7X1A 70 TOfaIt 80 3 80 10
- I-Ope out when winning run scored
s-Batted for BreUr IN tenth,
DETROIT 900 lgl nlO -
rrN York 600 lOz POO -
C,ns- Bioodworth 2 cramer. Heinrich.
fJ,Nsggfo, Keller 2. Errort-Rolfr. Breur
y runs batted tn-hcCosky. Keller q,
NJ, - Heinrich. Three-base hit - DiMsggio.
~ ~ run-Kellsr. Stolen bsss-cordon.
81 -ihces-York. cramsr. hecosky. Double
NJ ys-- RiEzuto 90 Hsssett. Bloodworth 10
trr,r o Bases on bslls-0n Breur >: OF
1rrotn q STRUCK out-By Trout Z; BY
preur !. Passed bsT--Riebe. Umpire
En,. Grove and Hubbard Iims-2.io
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
STEVE TAKES FIFTH

Gail De Jarnette. Dallas skipper.
took second honorS in the Inter
national event. He was second 10
Wells Sunday after finishing sixth
Sunday and second in the first
race
Wells winning finish Sunday
enabled him TO take third place in
the final standings. He was fourth
Saturday and fifth Friday. Steve
Takas OF Detroit finished fifth IN
the field OF II Snipe contestants by
adding sixth place Sunday TO a
third and fourth in the previous
races.
The final point standing for the
leaders was Heinzerling 44SS DE
Jarnette 1867; Wells 1865 and
Takas 403S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

championship The feet Of 81
boats took 10 hours TO negotiate
the three and a half mile course.
Acting as the winners crew was
his younger brother Cliff. who
twice finished second to Bruce
Jameson Of Dallas in the National
Junior championship competition
which concluded Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Reporters
Bud DoyIe's Lake Ontario Crew Successfully
Defends Great Lakes Championship
COURSE SHORTENED

ia mile course. The crews change
boats in this series for each race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Errors Bolla. Klewicki. Krist, Blanch.
ard. Two-bass hit-Florek. Three base
hit--Bola Hits-Off Krist ! IN 5 innings
off Baby, S in innings. off Talbot ! In
2 innings. off Slongo in innings. of
Pichon in 5 innings. Struck out--By
Krist g. by Baby l. by Talbot 2, by
siongo 2. by Pichon 6. Stolen base-Cu
dillo. Base on balls-Off Krist q OF
Pichon s. Double plays-Austin TO Cudilo
2. Corona TO Smaza Left on bases-AlteS
9. Paris ,. Umpires-Adel. Mcmahon
and Locidon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Labor League

DsR Ooi 900 2oo-3 q
Teamsters ali o7i OO1-a II Z
Petty, CoPpns. RudIinskI KinIel and
Kujaws. Hin and Milligsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31

Bud Doyle and his Lake Ontario
crew were on their way back "a
their club in Youngstown, N. y,
today with the Barthel Trophy.
The trophy, silver ship encased
in glass mounted on marble
trophy, weighs nearly 200 pounds.
1t was a big job getting the cum
bersome award here. Doyle won
the trophy, emblematic of the
Great Lakes S-meter crew cham
pionship in Chicago last year. Now
he's got to take it home again.
He successfully defended the
trophy in the six-race series held
off of the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club by taking the final and decid-
ing race in a Zephyr-like wind on
Lake st. Clair Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Lutheran League

Coneordia 72A ON csN--a - ?
81 Thomas 600 000 O30--3 5
wnds and schlleung, Kleba, sluka and
Beeher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
ONE POINT EDGE

Doyle, representing Lake On
tario. otherwise known as the Lake
Yacht Racing Association, finished
with 10 points one more than
Clare UdelTS Lake Michigan crew
with II and two more than the
Lake Erie representative, Fred
Temple of the Toledo Yacht Club.
Harvey Dawrs, of Jerry Walsh,
Allen Roy, William RiX and Chuck
Mcdonald made up tn moon-faced
Doyle's crew.
Shamrock. Ernie Crates S-meter
boat, continued her phenomenal
sailing by winning both of yeSter-
days starts. Temple brought her
in first ahead of Doyle with Pin
tail and Udell with Warrior in the
morning race on the triangular
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-31
Arthur S 1912
Gait Still Holds

STANDINGS
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-22
Jews War Record
Is Cited By
Senator Lucas

NEW YORK (JTA)-Senator
Scott Lucas of Illinois, speaking
here this week, denounced as liars
and fifth columnists those who
spread vicious canards that our
Jewish citizens in this war are
letting others do the fighting for
them"
The Senator, a speaker at the
forty-seventh annual memorial
services of the Jewish War Veter-
ans of the United States in Tenn
pie Emanuel, is Illinois Depart
ment Past Commander of the
American Legion and three times
it's national adjutant. He pointed
out that during the last war
per cent Of the men in the United
States armed forces were of the
Jewish religion, LOO of them
were cited for valor, $50 received
the Distinguished Service Cross
and 6 the Congressional Medal of
Honor.
'"Those who engage in scurrilous
attacks" the Senator said, ARE
fifth columnists intent on causing
disruption and confusion. To them
and their ilk I say the record be-
lies your falsehoods. The names
of Captain Robert Kushner, of
Corporal Theodore ]. Lewis, of
Ensign Stanley Captain, of Private
Joseph Guttman, of DR.. Sidney L.
Bindermann and numerous others
stand out as incontrovertible evil
dence of the fact that men of
Jewish faith are as valiant as
their Christian brothers"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-05-22
CAN YOU SPOT THREE
ERRORS IN THIS STORY?-
THE BELGIANS CAN

LONDON (JTA)-An under
ground anti-Nazi Belgian paper
reaching here this week relates
the following story:
Zone evening at 9:15 a good
Belgian met a Rexist belgian
Nazi) in the street and started a
fight with him. The Rexist fell
to the ground and his skull was
shattered. A starving Jew who
was passing ate the Rexist's
brains"
Under the anecdote the Belgian
paper writes: "Have you noticed
the three errors that slipped into
this story? Firstly, a good Bel
gian does not walk the street at
9:15 because at that hour he is
busy listening to the London
radio. Secondly, everybody knows
a Rexist has no brains. Thirdly,
Jews do not eat pork"