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Evening star., 1943-01-02

Minister OF Occupied Eastern Ter
ritories, said:
Our enemies have been concen-
trating their attacks on the National
Socialist movement by alleging that
the Nazi party and, indirectly, the
German Reich, plans to exterminate
all religions.
National Socialism teaches abso-
lutte tolerance toward all religious
groups, as far as their activities are
not directed against the Germanic
moral feeling or against the ex-
istence of the German Reich"
Coming from Germany's No.
i-Christian theologian, this pre-
tension of tolerance, even though
qualified to exclude any possibility
of tolerance toward self-respecting
religious groups, reflects the growing
concern of Nazi leaders with the
consequences of their own policies.
This Is the first time Rosenberg
has been on the defensive so far as
Nazi religious policies are concerned.
He has never before mentioned the
word tolerance" On the contrary,
he has brazenly advocated the over
throw Of Christianity and its sub
stitution by "Germanic" religion
without Christ or Christian moral
ity. His writings have been so
hostile to Christianity that they
have been officially condemned by
the German Catholic hierarchy, by
bishops in other countries and by
the Vatican itself. On one occasion,
Rosenberg was condemned by Pope
Plus XII as IAN author who writes
against all that which is Catholic
and which is Christianity and who
Is exalted and crowned as a new
prophet of his country"
1t should be noted that Rosen-
berg's definition of religious toler-
ance closely follows the japanese
line as expressed by the Japan
Times and Advertiser, semiofficial
organ of the Foreign ONCE, and
broadcast in English by the Toxic
radio last August 6.
Commenting on "the religious
problem in the co-prosperity sphere"
the Times and Advertiser said:
Toward those religious bodies
willing to cooperate with the Jap
anese authorities, the latter will
adopt an attitude OF tolerance or
give them necessary aid for freedom
OF religious faith If in accordance
with Japan's established policy"
Like the japanese statement,
Rosenberg's declaration promises
nothing, except that religious bodies
which oppose national policies will
not be tolerated.
Several weeks before Rosenberg
delivered his surprising announce
ment, the Nazis extended their re-
ligious intolerance by banning the
circulation in Germany of a book
called God Is Still the Lord" writ
ten by the Rev. Karl Fueter, Swiss
Reformed clergyman. The book,
published by a Swiss house, was
Jointly banned by "the Reichsfuerer
Of the S. S. and chief of the German
police In cooperation with the Min
lister Of Popular Enlightenment and
New Oppression in Holland.
Meanwhile, new oppressive meas
ures against the Roman Catholic
Church are reported from occupied
Holland. The German authorities
have taken steps to eradicate the
Catholic PRO Deo" movement which
sought to promote deeper religious
consciousness among the Dutch.
Four of its leaders in Holland have
been arrested, along with one Lux
embourg and five Belgian leaders Of
the organization.
Wholesale evictions Of religious
orders from converts, monasteries
Evening star., 1943-01-02
White Cross.

.,- The White Cross Church of Christ
will hold services on Wednesday at
8 pm. at 1910 Ontario place NV.
The Rev. Jane B. Coates will speak
on THE Number 13 in American
History" followed by healing and
message service.
Evening star., 1943-01-02
Divine Science.

The Rev. Grace Patch Faus will
give the Divine Science meaning of
-"Our Judgment Day" in a lesson
sermon tomorrow at II am. at $500
Sixteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1943-01-02
The Week in ReIiqion
Nozis Uneasy Over Attacks
On Religious Policy
BY Religious News Service.

The Nas becoming the
deoosy
evident from speech made at Wemar Rosenberg
philosopher which
xtermnate
for religious tolerance.
As reported the Bener Boesenzeitung
Evening star., 1943-01-02

Ministers:
Albert Joseph Mccartney, d. D.
George H. Yount.
9:45 am.-Church School.
IL am. - Morning Worship. 1.-THE
Shape Of Things to Come" DR.. Nc
Cartney preaching
1880 pm.--Evenine Worship Service,
sponsored by Fellowship C. E. Guest
speaker. Samuel McCrea Covert. general
secretary of the Federation Council OF
Churches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Principe Of Fordham

Army has no illusions about
the stature OF this weeks foe.
All they need do is TO scan the
Sampson playing roster 10
realize that they are in for an
exciting afternoon.
They've got wealth ~
versatile backs, hut our Don
Principe will be the best back
on the field,' promises Stevens.
Well have well balanced
first team, and fairly good re-
serves"
Principe. who caused Stevens
NYU elevens numerous head
aches when he starred for Ford
ham. has long passed his grid
apprenticeship. lie came 10
Sampson after three seasons
with the New York Giants, and
right now he's at the top Of his
career. He is a superb line
buster. a iolting blocker and q
good defensive player, He also
passes and punts,
Joe Woitkowski. another erst-
while Ram luminary. and Andy
Stopper, brilliant Villanova ball
carrier, have also clinched
starting jobs in the Sampson
hackiield Walt Stasklewicz.
rugged Scranton youth, viii
open az quarter rounding out
a dynamite-laden quartet that
can cause any outfit more than
a few uneasy moments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
AeriaIs viii Annoy

Stevens thinks his Blue
Jackets overhead game VIII be
troublesome 10 the West Point
ers. whose defense against
Notre Danes aerial onsiaughts
last Saturday often consisted Of
waving in friendly fashion at
the green-shirted receivers
Stopper and Principe are first7I
rate pitchers. and so are subj
MacCullum, Locates and Man
ceyko.
Frank Hrazetin. former Eagles
stalwart. Joe Davis, ex-USC
Rose Bowl standout and Vic
Schleich, another erstwhile Rose
Bowl hero from Nebraska, are
the bulwarks of A bic. savage
line. And the Sampson squad
has an ample supply of expert
enced requirements. The boys
are tough.
1t would certainly be one Of
the highlights of a generally
cockeyed season If these UNI
heralded sailors upset one Of
the best Army outfits in a
generation, and reduced the
most promising Army-NaVy
battle in years 70 the stature
of a consolation contest
Stevens thinks they can do
II. and he is far from A starry
eyed opumist in the gridiron
wars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

suddenly inst wCCK after is years
on the job.
Succeeding Brown as athletic
director az Northeastern is Charlie
jerks, now coach Of Cooley High $
unbcaten football team. jerks
successor AZ Cooley is not eX-
pcctcd to be named until next
spring
The transfer Of Brown and
jerks. both veterans Of the De
troit school system and coming at
the same time. Is unusually CO.
incidental Before he went to
Cooley at the start of the present
school year jerks served under
Brown for 10 years at North
eastern.
In addition. the BEDFORD football,
coach before this season was
Frank Hojnacki. a former North
eastern High athlete coached by
the same Brown. Malcolm Weaver
replaced Hoinacki, who IS now IN
the armed forces
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
2646 Top Count
By Rainbow 5

Rainbow leads in team scoring,
Palmer Park took a turn AT spat-
tering the form charts and
Olympic is winning as usual. That
is the review today of the Wom-
ems Major League bowling pro-
gram last night at Mt, Elliott
Recreation.
With Genevieve Liberda chuck
ing STD, Rainbow had 2646 in
taking three from Kinney Pal
mer Park, winner three times in
"a previous starts, shut out Pal
ace, reputedly stronger. 2404 10
2301. Dolores Stevenson led on
516.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
SSpOr
Dorais FaVOrs
Reducing Downs
II Niece SsdrY
BY LEO MACDONELL

Coach Dorsis Of tho Lions
thinks % would 'be better 10
reduce the number OF downs
from four 10 three. instead Of
stepping up the yardage ivorh
10 10 IL or IS yards per down
as suggested by Clark ShauEh-
messy.
That is-if the day comes
when The rule makers decide
football offcnSe is becoming so
wide open and tricky that II is
showing power football out of
the picture and outreachinE
the defense.
Beng a master craftsman in
the wide open style of play the
ofense-minded DoraiS isn't in
sisting on a change IN the
rules. But he admits there may
come a time when a re-halanc-
ing Of the offense and defense
is necessary
With the Lions game against
the Redskins IN Washington
Sunday, DoraiS could have such
adept workmen As Sammy
BauCh in mind With BauCh.
hest -chllcknr IN all football.
doing the tossing Washington
docs pretty well IN wide-open
football Good enough 10 be
the world champion. an any
rate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
In The Same League

The OF Colonel would like 70
pass along, a little tardily, q
couple OF tn Q Notre Dame
stories that have pleased him
Unfortunately in recent weeks.
According 10 one yarn, pos
sibly apochryphal, the Notre
Danes we're handling battcring
Bill Daley with no great gen.
tleness as he attempted 10 bat
tie them almost single-handed
at Ann Arbor a few weeks ago.
After those rugged. hard
hitting Indiana linemen had
swarmed all over him IN a coll
lision al the line of scrimmage,
William had a sudden inspira-
ton. Turning 10 a couple OF
Irish forwards, he announced:
"Hey, you fellows, remembeS1
I'm a Catholic, too"
, And then there's the tale on
the proud Celt who was boast
ing noisily about the proves OF
the fine son of Erin who was
performing such gridiron magic
for the nice Irish lads from
Notre Dame. ~
"shure, an that boy Kelly n
the best iver," he proclaimed.
Hes SENSATIONAL. He's the best
quarterback in the country, and
he's got such foine, proud
Irish name-Bert Kelly. Lord
love m"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Naval BOXING
Teams Split

Boxing teams from the Crosse
lie Naval Air Station and the
Dearborn Naval Training School
split even IN the six bouts held in
Dearborn last night.
1t was the second year in row
the verdicts have been split. The
feature bout of the night went 10
Rufus Knighton. former Detroit
amateur champion, OF Crosse lie
who got the decision over Richard
Lorenz in the middleweight class.
The other results Call three
roundSl:
f2s lbs Charles Queen Dearborn de-
cision over r. Van Meter tGrosse ile)
1873 lbs - Nelson (Grosse Iiel T KOd
A. Sabatalo Dearborn IN second
147 lbs j, Romero dearborn decision
over w Fitzpatrick.
IT'S lbs z Thurman fGrosse Ile)
T KO'd A. Godleski dearborn In second
Heavyweight Won ~ J Zaratzian
dearborn over ~ Hargroye Crosse
flpI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Hurry Up, Hutson

THAT Huts0n announcement
4 getting 10 be an annual
event" Dorais laughed wish
he would hurry up and do It,"
Dorais' facetious demand for
Hutson TO hurry up came as
the Detroit mentor recalled all
the tragedy the great Green
Bay end has caused other clubs
in the league with his pass
snatching wizardy
Hutson is in his ninth year
with the Packers.
But with Baugh and FArkas
to contend with Sunday, l
should be worrying what Hut
son does next year" Dorais
added, dismiSsing the Green
Bay star.
Baugh and Farkas loom as
the Washington threats for the
Lions Sunday Baugh. as the
football world knows, beats
other teams with his marvellous
passing. He is assisted by Far
kas, one Of the leagues great
est ball toterS. Dorais knows
both OF them well. He had
Farkas as a star AT University
OF Detroit and Baugh was
member OF an all-star college
team which the Detroiter
coached 70 victory over the
Packers in 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
; Soccer
Teams inn
Cup Play

Detroit Amateur Soccer League
will end its fall schedule Sunday
when ST. Clair meets New De-
troiters az Jayne Field
The match Is listed for 2:30
p. m.
John MacEwen of the Michigan
Soccer Commission announces
that three clubs in Detroit, the
All Stars, German-United and ST
Clair. have entered the National
Challenge Cup play. The draw
Will be announced later.
Although league play ends Sun
day exhibition games will be
played later if the weather and
fields permit Detroit All Stars
are arranging dates with out OF
town teams. League teams also
are talking Of games with Cleve-
land and Toronto aggregations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
SwashbuckIing Label
On Wings ErkS Adams
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

TORONTO. Nov 11--Ot course,
it is only natural that Manager
Adams should be irked in Toronto!
Even when his Detroit Red Wings
are even. money 10 beat the Maple
Leafs here tonight and tie the
Leafs and Montreal for the Ma
tional Hockey League lead
It's hard for Adams, who Is very
urbanc around the rest of the
n. II. l.. circuit, TO be the old Jolly
Jack up here. He spends too much
time picking needles out Of his
skin. And now he is full of red
anger
Adams is sputtering today, not
about criticism of his present
team, but because of the compli-
ments that have been thrown at II.
II seems the Toronto writers
have been describing the Detroit
team which has run up l9 goals
in three games as a new style
Detroit team. different than the
old kitty bar-the-door club s
Adams used TO send gain I
Torpptn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
rs Not Fair

Mandel was also reminded 0f
the talk that the Washington
Redskins, II they won the east
ern division, had been offered
$4,000 70 play the Bears IN
the Rose Bowl
probably just talk" Nandcl
said, anyway the game belongs
g. Chicago this year. don't
believe the Chicago fans would
stand for a switch Ike that.
They would have 70 get the
sanction Of the leagues COVER
nors and l wouldn't be for II.
cit wouldn't be fair 90 Wash
inRtOn fans, either N for some
reAsOn like weather conditions,
the game should he played IN
Washington. l would think
However, ] am not attempting
20 run Mr.. Marshall's business.
Nor that 81 the Bears, either"
George Preston Marshall ie
owner % the Washington club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Gavie S 701 Second
High Of Season

John GAVE has 701 In the
Royal House League today that
stands As the second high series
OF the season His games were
242-25S-20l knight Plating had
second high single of 1l01. Run
ner-up 10 GAVE was Chef Bu-
kowski with 6S4 on 232- 257-195.
The Kopitzki brothers, AL and
Tony rolling on different teams.
tied at 607 Al Singer, 607; Zeke
Tody 637 Art Klein. $40; Jim
Berger. 60, were others figuring
In the scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Lions VS., U. NJ

Fred Mandel Is man OF
ideas. His idea for today is to
have the Lions and University
Of Michigan football teams
meet in post-season game az
Briggs Stadium Ia which ad-
mittance would be by war
bonds only. That IS, the show
ing OF 81 900 war bond bought
Al the gate would entitle the
holder 10 choice seat in the
upper deck. for instance.
II think we could All Briggs
Stadium with such an attrac-
ton" Mandel suggested
Msndel was reminded that a
somewhat similar plan had been
suggested In Chicago for a
game between the Bears and
Notre Dame.
swell. ] hadn't heard ~
that, but I certainly would like
10 see that one, too" SAID the
owner OF The Lions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Bob Tales
Sampson May
Take Edge OFF
Army-Navy Game
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

That little taffy pull between
the Army and Navy elevens at
West Point on Nov, u is ex-
pected to be one of the service
classics OF the decade, but n
gang of recalcitrant gobs from
the Sampson Naval Training
Station may take the edge off
the big show this Saturday
afternoon.
The Sampson aggregation.
which invades West Point this
week to have go at the
mighty Kay-detS, is loaded with
former professional and coll
legiate satellites. 1t Comdr.
Nal Stevens, the clubs coach.
admits that even he isn't sure
just how good his charges are.
But" he adds, this In GER
tainly the greatest team l ever
coached"
This is an accolade indeed,
coming from a man who has
directed the destinles Of some
extremely capable ball clubs
during his ID years AS foot
ball tactician az Yale and
New York University.
The commanders puzzlement
concerning the power Of his
outfit is understandable enough.
Frankly. the boys haven't
played anybody. They have lost
one game this year, but that
was the Cornell scrap in which
they were not permitted 10 use
the pros who are the foundation
OF whatever greatness this UNI
tried contingent from upstate
New York possesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Played Old Rules

Dorais first played ar Notre
Dame, when the bali carrying
team had 10 make only five
yards. However, they had only
three downs in which 10 nego-
tate that distance. In those
days, power clubs had the edge.
While power still counts. the
introduction of the pass revolu-
tionized the gridiron support
and made il a more exciting
spectacle 10 watch. The late
Knute Rockne and Dorais
teamed up 10 make the first
great passing combination.
81 see where Don Hutson Is
quitting again." Dorais smiled
as for the moment he took his
mind of blueprints of Washing
ton plays, at~the offices of the
Lions.
The Lion coach recalled hav-
irg read that HutSon told a
Monday quarterhacks club in
Chicago that after this season
- was through
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Franklin Reflects Lewis

Leonard Lewis was reelected
president of Franklin Hills Golf
Club last night at the annual
meeting. Samuel w. Rubiner
vice president Victor w. Klein
treasurer, and Edward A. Atlas
secretary, were the other officers
named.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
ALL GET REST

Scout Carson Cooper saw the
Wings all GOT a good nights sleep
on their arrival here The Wings
boss wants to see if his Older
players can't overcome the inertia
which has gripped them in the
last half Of their SIS tie with
Toronto and their Ga victory over
Bruins
Detroit scored only one goal In
the last % minutes of the Toronto
game and none in the last 80 min
utes with Boston.
cit takes the older players
longer 10 reach condition and
we don't want these Leaf young
sters knocking down another
three-goal lead N we're lucky
enough tn get one here" said
Adams
I'VE tried 10 break that tie In
that last turn against the Leafs,
hut We could just go through
the motlons-the old tongues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
SAME TUNE

OF course. there were beefs be-
cause the Wings. with Jockeys
best forecheckers led by Don
Crosse, reached the finals three
times with what some Of the other
clubs. chiefly Toronto, termed
mostly Drawn and courage instead
of the speed and skill they favored.
They've changed the rules to
hamstring Detroit's forechecking
style Of play. The game is wide
open. so. its Just skate, skate.
skate But Detroit is still up
there
Adams isn't letting the heat of
his resentment interfere with the
main event, which is 10 win to-
night. If the Wings can pin down
the risky Leafs and tumble the
Canadicns. only other unbeaten
club. AZ Montreal Saturday and
Detroit Sunday, they'll have the
right 10 consider themselves the
hinCpinS IN this race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
18th Iowa-Gopher Game

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. IL (INS)
The Iowa Hawkeyes prepared
today for their 37th game Of their
series with Minnesota al Mime
apoliS without the services Of
Howard Larson, regular left half
back who is i'll with a cold II
was doubtful that he would be
able 70 make the trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Eastern Prep Series
Reaches 63d Game

ANDOVER. Mass, Nov. Il
GNS) Phillips Andover was
favored today TO win when II
meets Phillips Exeter Academy
in New Hampshire for
the 63rd time, renewing a rivalry
between the two prep schools
which began with a scoreless tie
way back in 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Gophers Are Tough

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. II (INS)
Despite X-ray pictures showing
he has a cracked rib, Mike Rapko,
regular tackle of the Minnesota
Gophers, insisted today he would
be ready for Saturdays battle
with Iowa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Illinois Leans on Ends

CHAMPAIGN. H., Nov II
1NS) - a pair of VIZ cadets,
Buddy Ward and John Hazelctt.
carried the burden for Illinois to-
day Of stopping Ohio States flank
attack in Saturdays game AT
Columbus Ward and Hazelett
were named as certain starters
at end.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11

son. Dick play
ms on thc Red
ford II & b
football team
this Sc aSon
3 r % W N VIII
take over as
a ID c de
rector an Red
70 r q n @ y {
month Tic re-
places the late
Frank Herman
son. who died
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
READY TO BOP

Adams agrees this looks like a
pretty good hockey club. He
hopes il is as good as it looked IN
three starts at home.
But he is ready 10 bop the Ca
madam sports writer who says
Detroit has discarded a tight
knit defensive system for more
swashbuckling pattern of attack
What could be more of a
gamble, more swashbuckling
than the style of play that took
us To the Stanley Cup finals for
the past three seasons" asks
Adams.
I'VE left our gOalie alone at
one end Of the ice, sent every
one down 10 the enemy net. The
only way you could call that
defensive hockey Is when you
interpret good attack as the
best defense"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Buckeyes Expect AeriaIs

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. II CINS)
An aerial defense against the
pitches of Don Greenwood, Eddie
McGovern and Ed Bray was pol
ished up by the Ohio State Buck
eyes today in preparation for the
Illinois invasion SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
Seymour Brown
Made Redford
High Director

Seymour IT Brown. for p years
sttieric director al Northeastern
High. is home az last
For 20 of those years a resident
of ,hc BEDFORD district and with a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-11
ANOTHER ROOKIE

In addition 10 TorontoS big line
of Lorne Carr, Mel Hill and rookie
Gus Bodnar. the Wings will try
tonight TO stop another young
Leaf rookie, center Teeter Ken
nedy the Port Colburne youth. He
is third TO Bruneteau and CarVeth
in the league scoring race.
They also probably will get
more than glimpse of three
players Hap Day uses only IN
Toronto-Jackie Mclean OF last
years team and rockies Frank
Dunlap and Windy O'Neill.
There is also large chap named
Bucko Mcdonald, a steak eating
character, who has surprised every
one, including Bucko. by coming
up from the defense 10 score two
goals 10 date.
"BuckO's nice chubby old
fellow, but isn't two goals
enough for him this year? said
goalie Jimmy Franks. "You fell
lows keep him away from me-"