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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Bruins Drop 18th IN RoW But Are Tied for I
Crippled Club
Blows Early
Lead TO Hawks
ny United Press

Chicago Blackhawks handed the
Boston Bruins their fourth straight
defeat, rs. before 11,2SS fans ut
Boston Garden Tuesday night, but
the Bruins remained tied for the
National Hockey League lead az
the rest of the clubs were idle.
Three regulars on the sidelines
with injuries and Manager Art
Ross sick, Boston was no match
for Chicago after taking 30
lead. Jack Shewchuk. Herb Cain
and Bill Hollett sent the Bruins
out in front but before the period
ended Johnny Gottselig and Mush
Marsh had scored for Chicago.
Goals by Max Bentley. Red
Hamill and Fido Purpur moved
Chicago in front. So, before the
second period ended They played
even in the final period, Doug
Bentley and Bob Carse scoring
for Chicago and Harvey Jackson
and Yank Boyd tallying for the
bruins.
Tha ctaRdiNrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Smoothesf Boxers

Stanley ~. Y. Hcrald-Trih-
une) Woodward said of the
Robinson-WllSon battle:
"The Ray Acknowledgment
Jackie Wilson bout in the Gar
den Madison Square Gardenl
Friday night was exciting only
on rare occasions. hut IL did put
into one ring two OF the smooth
est boxers eNtant.
Robinson won cleanly, nearly
scoring n Knockout In the fourth
round. Under the circumstances
n was strange 10 hear him apollo
giving for his performance In
the dressing room after the fight.
He said that he took off TOO
much weight too quickly and
didn't have the stamina to finish
Wilson when he had him going.
On the Monday before the
Wilson fight, Robinson weighed
14e pounds. and took off seven
pounds in four days, tipping the
scales AT 1A2 Friday the day Of
the fight. Ray expects 70 weigh
las TO 147 pounds for LaMotta
He has discarded tho idea
that he docs his best fighting AZ
ZAP pounds -. Jackie Fields,
who won and lost the world :
wclterweight crown in Detroit.
IS physical instructor AT Deshon
General Hospital Butler. Pa.
Fields. on July %. 1929 won the
title on a foul in two rounds
from Joe Dundee. On Nav Q,
1890. he lost il 10 Young Jack
Thompson on decision IN ID
rounds al OLYMPIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Goes IS
To Beat Christie

CLEVELAND, Feb. "a tUP).-
Jimmy Bivins. a hard-hitting
Cleveland Negro, resigned today
as the duration" lightheavyweight
champion.
The dead-pan battler captured
the war-horn title before $4,000
fans in Cleveland Arena last night
when he hammered his way 10 a
l5-round decision over Anton
ChriStoforidas.
The National Boxing Associa-
tion has agreed 10 recognize the
winner as the interim champion
while Gus LeSncvich, peacetime
boss Of the division, is serving in
the coast guard.
Bivins. going Is rounds for the
first time in his career. upset the
dope by fighting his best IN the
late rounds Of a close, hard bout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Last 10 Second
Bow|ers' Record
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

While Plum Hollow has been
proclaimed 1943 champion of the
Womens District Bowling Associa-
ton. the success story is about
Meadowbrook
Until about five weeks ago
Meadowbrook was in the cellar
standings.
Gradually they came up the lad
der until. at the end Of the sea.
son yesterday AT State Fair Recre.
alton, Meadowbrook trounced the
second place Detroit Golf Club 10
finish in that slot.
The team also will take home
large part of the prizes. Its
2270 rolled yesterday is high team
series, while its S23 is high team
game. Mrs. c. f. Stricken gets
average prize with $50 for her l65-
1856 202-523. Other Glass A prizes
60 10 Mrs. R. l.. Wolfe. whose SCI
was high individual series and 10
Mrs. r, knoetzer for high game
of 243.
Detroit Golf Club topped Class
p and also collects high team
series OF 2149. Lakelands &c, the
high team game prize with 759.
The association will wind up its
bowling for the duration with a
doubles tournament next Tuesday,
proceeds going 10 the Army and
Navy Recreation League.
Final standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
CamliIli
Denies
He's Pilot

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. p
(UPl. - Dolph Camilli-r retiring
Brooklyn Dodger first baseman, de-
MED today that he had signed a
contract 10 manage the Dodgers.
The denial was made in reply
to published reports that he had
signed as manager 10 fiji the eX-
pected vacancy 10 be created when
Leo DuroCher enters the army
next Monday.
Camllli announced last week
that he intended 70 quit baseball
and take over operation OF his
ranch near here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
BrOncOS' Late Goal
st. Charles
BY TOM HARPER

ST StaniSlaus basketball team
which had captured II straight
games this season in its bid for
the Catholic High School Leagues
east side second division cham
pionShip. ran into a fighting ST.
Charles five last night and only a
field goal in the last five seconds
kept the unbeaten record for the
BronCos.
The winning shot was by guard
ZiCgy Sych and gave the Broncos
a 81 10 % victory and tho division
championship. The victory gave
81. StaniSlauS tho right 10 meet
81. FrcdCrick'S of Pontiac in the
second division final when the
post-Scason playoffS arc held al
Olympia March Z.
Holy RedeCmcr continued It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Phillip
Conceded
Crown

CHICAGO, Feb. "a (UP).-The
Big Tens Individual basketball
scoring championship was con-
cedei today TO Andy Phillip, the
brilliant University of Illinois for
ward.
Phillips feeefd-Setting pace Of
1919 points in 10 contests gives him
a commanding lead over the field
as the campaign moves into its
final stage Although he has
played two less games than run
ner-up Ralph Hamilton Of Indiana,
Phillip has a Appoint lead.
The 10 leading conference scor-
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Doesn't Like Ysnks

When the Yankees tried IN ret
Hal Trosky from tho Indians.
the former Cleveland first Sackcr
baked. explaining that II tho
Indians wanted 10 sell his con-
tract he preferred n play with
me Tigers or White SoN Ito be
nearer 20 his farm az Norway
Iowa.
Miss Gustave McCurdy for
merly Of Chicago. who sang tho
Star Spangled Banner before tho
RobinSon-Wilson boring bout IN
Madison Square Garden. is 2
graduate Of Michigan State Nor
nal College. One Of tho ma
tons foremost lyric sopranos.
Miss McCurdey was tho FIRST
Negro woman 10 sing tho ma
fionsl anthem at major sports
event in the Gardcn...jicr app
pcarance was tuned 10 the first
headiner between two boys of
her race AZ trc Garden in -four
years. .Joc LOUIS bcat John
Henry Lows fhcrr...JcllSmit
INC famous old fighter. had
lof Of great victories 90 hlS
name. hot he's pToudcSt NJ his
'nrrc sons foymcr all around
athletes and now, aruy officers
JEFF who lives in Bayonnc
actually is Jerome y. JcffcrdS
Two ol MS boys arc ~ Abcr-
dccn Proving Grounds Nd Cap
tain Jerome s. and IL VINCENT
IL. L Byron s is with the
coast artillery a. Fort Hancock
recently having been transferred
from Fort Monroe, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Double Mat Kayo

There was no decision In the
Flash Gordon-Louis Klein match
Al the Fairview Gardens last eve
ming, double knockout ending
the match with both men counted
out. Each previously had gained
a fall.
Johnny Silvy defeated Billy
Beard in two straight falls and
Harold Chaundy drew with George
Council in 20-mInute scrap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
IT'S BUSY DAY FOR JAKE
LaMo++a Gives SeIfridqe Sports $500
nv LEO MACDONEEL

Jake LaMotta had A full schod.
ulc outlined for today.
HiGhlighting the calendar were
three important appearances:
! At . p. m. he was carded
10 he AZ the offices of Chairman
John J. Hettche Of the state
boxing commission, where nc
was 10 present 10 an officer OF
Sclfridce Field a check for
$500. which Is TO be used for
sports equipment
= At 4 p m. he was sched-
u'cd for workout A the Motor
City Gym.
Sat $50 p. m. nc will he
The guest OF tho Gene TunneY
BOY Club Al Twelfth street and
EcnkcIl avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
$3.50 TO RED CROSS

A check for $3.50 IS 10 hc
turned over 10 the American Rcd
Gross the the contribution from
the Red Wings benefit game with
the Royal Canadian Air Force
hockey team January 10. II was
announced today by General Man
ager Fred L. Haner Of Olympia.
Haner also revealed the Wings
return game with tho Air Force
in Ottawa last Friday brought
.S6 600 10 the Benevolent Fund.
The Wings game with the To-
ronto Air Force team AZ Windsor
previously had yielded $4,000 for
tho Overseas Smokes Fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Cocker Spaniel
Entries Top
Detroit Show
By DON GILLIES

Cocker SpanlclS top the list for
DctroltS dog show Saturday and
SUNDAY
\ taS'-minutc tabulation ~ en-
tries by A. Wilson Bow, superin-
tcndCnt Of the Detroit Kennel
Club. shows rs entered far more
Than any other breed. a total Of
Goa dogs are entered.
CollicS. who led tho parade last
yC8T. dropped into fourth place
with 81 entries. Boston terriers
were second with 65. DobermanS
third with 81 fox terriers fifth
with 80. German shepherds sixth
with Al, English springer spanlels
seventh with 81 and elbows and
bcacles tied for eighth place with
80 entries each.
All prize money and admission
profits will be turned over 10 Dogs
for Defense, patriotic organization
engaged in securing dogs for the
armed services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
BdssIer LET Out
As HOLLYWOOD Coach

HOLLYWOOD, Feb "a GNS).
Johnny Bassler, 81. veteran
baokstop Of the American and
Pacific Coast leagues. today was
discharged for the duration as
coach Of Hollywood Stars Club
officials said his dismissal was a
war economy.
Bassler played for Detroit and
Cleveland OF the American loop
and Al one time managed Seattle
in the coast league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Thompson, Pitcher
For Reds, Retires

DECATUR. Ill. Feb. "a (UP).-
Gene Thompson, 25-year-old right
handed pitcher OF the Cincinnati
Reds announced his baseball re-
tiremont for the wars duration.
II feel I'll he more useful on
the railroad as fireman than
I would he II I returned to base
ball." Thompson said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

81 am so years young and was
horn I'm Lexington. ky" June 30,
1891"
That's I'd Stranger Lewis
answer 10 intcrroCations as 10
his age which have been flying
thick and fast since his arrival
here this week for his match
with Orville Brown at the Arena
Gardens next Monday.
Lewis has wreStlcd IS years
and held tho heavyweight wres-
Ting title FIVE times between
1917 and 1885.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Youthful Dick

Dick Bartel. veteran infielder
Of the New York Giants. says
he will leave Alameda, Cal. for
tho East late next week 10 talk
contract terms with Horace
Stoneham, Giant president and
owner. He disclosed that he re-
ccived tentative contract from
Stoncham recently which he re-
turned unsigned. but added he
was sure a settlement could be
reached
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Bears Lengthen
American Lead
nv pited Press

Pilinc II on from the gun. the
Hershey Bears added 10 their long
American hockey league lead Tues
day night when they walloped
the fourth place Providence Reds.
7-2.
Last place Washington's Lions
meanwhile battled from behind TO
gain a 3-5 overtime tie with the
Pittsburgh Hornets.
4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Roy Weatherly, slated 10 re-
place Pvt. Joe DiMaggio in the
New York Yankees outheld,
has signed his contract for l943.
Weatherly and four infielderS
sent their signed contracts 10
the Yank office yesterday. The
others were first baseman Nick
Etten, shortstop Bill Johnson Of
Newark. utility infieldcr Oscar
Grimes and nfielder Bill Knick-
erbockcr who signed as a free
agent after the AS released
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Name PhiI!ies Pilot Today

PHILADE Ii HIA. Feb. 81
QNS).-William y. Cox, New
York lumber dealer who heads
tho syndicate which recently pur-
chased the Pills. today will an
nounCe tho name Of the new man
accr NJ The National League club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

OIympia'S ring Friday night. With
an audience that may bc over
1900 fans the boys Will not be
lacking company y
MATCHMAKER Nick LondeS re-
ports. while there has been a
steady stream Of ticket buyers,
there still arc paSteboards 10 be
purchased.
At $50 o'clock tho night Of tho
tight. 5000 rush seats and stand
ing room tickets VIII be placed
on sale.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Basketball Results
COIIFGF

UlIttft
No'rs Dame S. Butler ~
Akron SIS BALDWIN Wallace %.
Otterhein 81. Muskingum -
Iowa Wesleyan 80. Parsons ~
William Penn So Central Iowa -.
Alma So Kalamazoo -
Seton Hall IS, iaSa0e a.
Dickinson -. Olmstead Field 80
Kansas 50. Nebraska 80
Allegheny 81, Hiram -
ST. Louis So, Missouri Mines IN.
Dayton ~. Bowling Green %.
NJ Union IS Obcrlin D.
Vanderbilt IS. Georgia 81.
Augustana So Knox g.
LoyoA md 30 Johns Hopkins ~
Kent state - NitfenbUrg IS
Sprth Texas 90 Vast Texas %.
Kansas state IS, None 81
Gavin "a. Olathe Navy ~
Wavnesburg SIS. Indiana ia ~
Grand Haven &C 90 g. r. J. e So.
WAYNE SIS. Albion 80
Arihur's so. WAYNE v 40
HIGH SCHOOL
Holy Redeemer 50. ST. Leo ~.
81 Ladislaus a. 81 Thomas %
81. James IS. ST. Mary r. o %.
81 Paul 90 So Rose -
s. Stanisiaus 81 st Charles 20.
81. Vincent 70, Ali Saints n
St Joseph 90. So. Amhrose ~.
81. Agnes 10. 81. Cecilia ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Wings
Prefer
Hawks
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

That crack, "the games the
thing doesn't interest the Detroit
Red Wings today. They're leav-
ing for Montreal tonight impelled
with a purely mercenary motive
10 give Les Canadiens defeat
that might keep them from the
National Hockey League playoffs.
1t means plenty Of crisp cur
rency TO Sid Howe and his Wing
teammates if the Canadiens can
be left on the outside when the
other teams start fighting for the
Stanley Cup and the playoff
money.
Jack Adams will tell you, too
that Detroit wants Chicago, not
Montreal, in the playoffs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
40 THEATER

Al Of which. i, was feared was
to be rude interruption of a
daily schedule which for LaMotta
roruaI'v included an appearance
IN a' least one moving picture
tnCatcr. Hc thought he could get
n tho theatrical engagement
alter breakfast
IN Tho meantime Ray Sugar
Robinson. now IN the army, was
cue 20 arrive in Delroit today in
tmc 20 work out al the Brewster
Center a. . 80
Robinson vas indicted into the
army yesterday and viii report
for active duty after a Seven-day
furlouch.
LaMotta and Robinson. Of
course. have a moro important
engagement with each other in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

The Fair Grounds winter rae
Ing meet was extended 10
March q today after the
Louisiana State Racing Com
mission approved a l5-da% adj
dition. II originally was TO have
closed March q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
SPORT
SHOR is
N1iZe Is Up

First Baseman Johnny Mize
of the Giants appears before
his draft board today for his
physical. He is in ga, but viii
he rcClaSsified and probably IN
Quoted within three weeks or a
month. Mize is married but has
M children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

This column about athletes
nor IN the service. is published
Wednesdays and Sundays. II
poH hare any pctcs send y 70
Edgar Hayes, Detroit Timcs.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

unbeaten march on the west side
of the first division by swapping
ST. Leo's, 50 TO q. This was the
Lions ninth triumph. Dan Bois-
ture paced the Lions scoring at
tack with Is points. 81. Joseph
stayed in the race for the title on
the east side Of the division by de-
feating 81. Ambrose, 40 10 IL. Don
Pizzimenti led the Commercials
with II points.
81. Vincent'S scored a 80 IN 20
victory over All Saints 10 remain
in a deadlock with Mt. Carmel for
third division honorS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
DONATE PRIZES

Prize money also Will he paid
directly 10 THIS fund. Instead of
receiving cash awards as in other
years, winning exhibitors will re-
ceiye certificates stating they have
donated prizes 10 Dogs for De-
tense.
The show will be altogether dif-
fercnt this year. due 10 lack Of
space al Convention Hall. In order
10 see all entries the public must
attend both Saturday and Sunday
shows.
NO one can he admitted
through the Cass avenue en-
trance" Bow said. because that
part Of the building Is being
used for war work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Fall i'm Line

Pitchers Tex Hughson and
Joe DobSon Of the Boston Red
Sox and Nanny Salvo Of the
Braves have signed contracts
for 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Olympia officials announce
that the $500 professional
basketball tourney sci for March
7 and 3 in their arena has been
Cancelled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
Greater Game
Stanley Evans, Who Holds Victory Over Louis
While Amateur Now in Army

leading track meets ~ the coun-
try But he turned them al
down Too busy AT Georgia
Preflight School. where he is an
ensign in the navy 1t tIg)
Joseph McArdle. former assist
ant coach AT Notre Dame. has
been transferred from Georgia
Prefight School 10 the naval
aviation cadet selection board in
Boston Joe is native OF
Lowell. Mass. and coached with
Frank Leahy at Boston College
before shifting 10 Notre Dame
Al Georgia he was assistant
instructor in boxing.
PREV GRADUATES
Bill Prev. Wayne University
swimmer who tied Johnny Weiss
muller's 100-yard free style rec
ord. has completed his air corps
training in Texas :. He was one
Of seven top men in his class
who got special advance train
ing.
Capt. Don Ainsworth, track
star from Wayne. expects TO see
action soon He was home on
a furlough recently. but ordered
back 10 his base at Great Falls.
Mont He is flying Bits
80. Pfc. Boris Katz. from Camp
Shelby. Miss. is home on fur
Tough He is in the MEDICAL
corps played fullback three
years for Wayne.
Jimmy Garretson. co-captain
Of the basketball team. is first
lieutenant in tho anti-aircraft
battery at Camp Ham. Cal. -.
Don Traynor. who was active in
intramural ports Al Wayne, ~
AZ officers candidate school,
Fort Benning. Ga. 49,. When he
graduates he will rejoin the ski
troops in California. ~
Fred Vanzo. former blocking
hack for the Detroit Lions and
the Chicago Cardinals. is an en-.
sign in the navy physical train
ing group at San Diego, Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
ENTER ON WOODWARD

Exhibitors and those attending
The show arc advised 10 60 directly
10 the Woodward avenue door.
Bow who has gained p rcputa-
ton for putting on fine shows, was
notified the Cincinnati Kennel
Club had selected him 10 run its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
MORE SEATS

at means a lot more money
10 the boys in what may he
their last pIayoffs," says the
Detroit manager. The Mont
real Forum has 10000 seats
against $4,000 in the Chicago
Stadium. The Stadium can get
more standing room fans in,
too. Think of the difference in
the players shares on 5000
seats for just seven games.
There's $4,000 seats--perhaps
$4,000 or more"
There is also the Canadian gov
nrnments cut on any playoffS in
the Dominion 10 consider. Twenty
per cent right off The top. No
wonder the other clubs are fight
ing 10 knock Montreal out. To-
ronto. the other Dominion club. is
almost assured OF a playof place,
so Canada will get A good cut Of
the playoff money anyway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24
By EDGAR HAYES

The Grcenville tSouth Caro-
Iina) News carries a long article
about Stanley Evans, now IN the
army at Greenville Air Base ...
Evans is director Of physical
recreation and social activities
Of the l952nd Ordnance Com
pany He has organized a
basketball league and hopes TO
get a boxing tournament started
soon.
When Stan was An amateur
around Detroit his proudcst
boast was a clean-cut victory
over Joe Louis in the Golden
Gloves finals in Chicago -.
That year ne became National
AAU heavyweight titleholder
and Joe shifted 10 the light
heavyweight division.
ZIEGEL HOME
Fred K. Ziegel. former North
western High athlete. now an
ensign in the navy. is spending a
few days here before being
shifted TO Boston ~. He has
lust completed his indoctrination
course at Hollywood Beach, Fla.
When he attended Michigan
State. Zicgler was a nine-letter
man. one Of The few in the his
tory Of the college.
Another Of the famed Berry
bows of Detroit has entered the
service He is Ray Oatman,
an outfielder from Roose-Van-
lier's 1899 championship bases
ball team He is in the
ground crew OF the army air
force in Florida.
Freddie Wolcott. champion
hurdler from Rice Institute, re-
ceived invitations from al the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Several new innovations will
feature the Detroit show this
year" Chris Teeter, president of
the Detroit Kennel Club. said.
Special dog acts, including dogs
in tho armed services with their
soldier-trainers. will be on the
program daily"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-24

Holy Bedeemer 50, ST Leo's q.
ST. Ladlslaus ~ s. Thomas 2n
ST. James IS. ST. Mays r q. %.
81. Psurs ~. ST Roses %
81. StAnislaus 81. ST. Charles %.
St. Nlncenrs 30. All Saints 90
St. Joseph's 80 81 Amhroses 70.
g. Agnes ~ 81 Cecilia :
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-12
Red Cross Offers
Information
WOULD YOU LIKE TO HEAR
OF YOUR FAMILY IN
EUROPE:

Washington, D. C.-Do you
have mother, father, sister or
brother, or some other relative, in
Europe whose whereabouts have
been BACKED out by the war?
Would you like to locate them.
d perhaps exchange family
news with them?
The American Red Cross may
be able to help you. It's Inquiry
Unit of the Home Service is part
of a worldwide wartime commun-
ication system which reaches be-
hind enemy lines, transmits mes
sakes into enemy-occupied terri
tory, and even penetrates into
enemy internment camps. This
service is yours for the asking,
absolutely free. 1t shares a sub
stantial part of the budget in the
Red Cross 1913 War Fund of
$125,000,000, the appeal for which
will be held during March.
The first step is to get in touch
with your local Red Cross chapter
or branch for detailed informa-
ton. In making an inquiry for a
person you are trying to locate,
give the last known address.
Once you have sent an inquiry
or message don't become impa-
tent for an answer. Weeks and
sometimes months are sometimes
required to- get communications to
Europe and the Far East. The
person addressed may have NOV
ed, or been uprooted by the war.
Do not write the Inquiry Unit at
Washington. Direct all questions
to your local Red Cross Chapter.
Messages may be written in a
foreign language, but must be &C.
companied by an English transla-
ton.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1943-02-12

A passionate plea for the liberia
ton of the Jews held in Nazi
bondage throughout Europe was
voiced by Governor Chase A.
Clark of Idaho, addressing the
members and guests of tho Com
mittee for a Jewish Army and
representatives of the United Ma
tions at a national dinner held
recently in New York.
I'm our great Declaration of
independence" said the Governor
land reheralded in our Bill of
Rights, the founders of our own
Government saw fit to insist upon
the right to bear arms. Wherein
then, from our viewpoint, is there
any shred of justice in a policy
which says that a whole people
cannot do likewise?