davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1942-02-06
Maes rd9t f6
anf GrOem
Sdlimme TOIsen Der friiberen Sri-
tilden EOlitif segeniiber Sapan

Bonn geopolitii6en Stan0punfte
geleben, bate nifts perfeblter lein
f0nnen als Die britiide Holitif ge-
qegeniiber Sapan p1breno oes leB-
ten @eltfrieges uno oeiIen i6lieBli-
den @emaltfrieoens. @emeint lit Die
oamaIige Mnnabme Der @offenbilfe
Sapans, Die gegen Die idtDa6en pa-
5ifiiten &r1fte oes 9euti6en &ei-
DIES gar ni9t notig mar uno Die 0ann
nod Dem &rieg our6 Oas SOlter-
b~unosmonoat itber Wtifroneiien be-
Iobnt tperoen mnBte. Damit lieBen
Die englil6en Staotsmdmer gu,
0oB ii9 0os aiiatii6e Snielreid bis
IN 6quatoriale @alier a%usoebnte uno
bis an sic &iiIten Muitraliens beran=
riidte. Sapan bat bel ieinem IuS-
iritt aus Dem 80lferbuno ielbitDer-
It1nolid ~feinespegs Dieie itrategii6
tpertpollen Snieln 3uriiferitattet.
SIN @egenteil, es bat tie als inte-
grierenoen Cell Sapans bertpaltet
uno cine @epoIferun9spolitif betrie-
ben, Die oieien f6Dad bebolferten
Snieln bis gum 8eginn oes iesigen
8eltfrieges cine iupaniI1e 8epol-
f~erungsmebrbeit gegeben bat.
Stratesii6 ipid)tisite Stiitpnnfte
@ifroneliens 1850 Snieln Unit
faIfen MIR 836 4uooratmeilen 2anO-
gebiet, aber oieie Stiisplnfte erfiil-
len bon 9oro nod Siio elm @ebiet
BON 1900 Meilen uto BON SIt nod
@eIt BON 27OO Meilen, elm @ebiet,
oos ioealen 3ui6lupf fir S6iffe al
Ter @rt gepGbrt uno ni6t MIR oi6t
an Observation-Disclosures beran-
riidt lon0ern aud an 0aS ~auItralis
ide Manoatsgebiet.
9on ienen Snieln aus iino tat
l66li6 in oen lebten Sagen oie Sn-
paiionen auf aultralii6es Manoats=
gebiet erfolgt. @s banoeIt iid Oa-
bel Inn brei ergdn3enOe @ftionen;
TOlseridtise N%ftiOmen
l.. Sapaner lonoeten auf Seem
Srelano un6 madten Die @ouptitaot
&aDieng BEN grobooen glei6.
2. Sapaner beiesten auf SEEM 8ri-
tain sic Sofenftaot &abaul, ebenio
&ieta arf Dem iiiboitli6 BON Seem
Britain gelegenen 8ougainOille S.
LAMB.
3. Sapaner iesten ii9 in Sac,
Sauptitaot oes auitraIifh perualteten
Cells bon Neu-@uinea felt nno
bombdroierten mebrere Srte in Der
nieoerl6noii1en @eitbalfte Der Sn-
Iel.
Gmgliid-Mmerifaniid)e &erbinbnngen
geft5rt
Oamtit iino natiirli6e Stiibpunfte
in iapaniihen 8eiib gefaaen, Die fid
alisge3eidnet oa5u eignen, Die Ser
binoungen BON &alifornien un0 BON
Banana nit Den Bbilippinen uno
Singapur gu itoren nno Ben Mn=
griff nuf 6as aultralii6e Seitlano
bor5nbereiten.
9ie 8eIiBergreifung bon Stiib=
pnnften an Ser 9orres-S traBe, Die
befanntli9 -@uinea BON Dem
Seitlano @ultraIien trennt, lit wabr-
ideinli1 Der n69ite S1ritt Der ip-
itematiid poritoBenoen iapanii6en
GrpaniiOn.
vafien fir Die aiiaten", oie ia-
paniide 8arole, Die ieBt in ben Bbi-
lippinen uno anoeren malapii1en
21noern unter ben @ingeborenen
@eb0r finoet, miro als Srumpf aus
geipielt gegen 8ritanniens imperi-
altitude Miiiion, befannt als utbe
ipbite mans BURDEN" uno gegen Die
Monroe Doftrin nMmerifa fir Die
Mmerifaner", Die leBtbin in &io Dc
Saneiro tpieoer 10 na6oriidlid Der
fiinoet tpuroe.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-06
Ser 9iebe 6angbaa
bon &arl bon 8erlepid

2iebe lit elm Spiel NIT buntem Bale,
9ieiem, iener ladeno 5ugeiporfen.
@irfit on, iieb, oaB ou geI6idt i'm lenfit,
Silt er Dir, oaB on gallant i'm fan9it,
rno oaB ME er g~leiteno sir %entfale.
Slgeno tut ii6 lei6t, fold Spiel 8i treiben,
Genm eeidift uno flint iino ibre @lieoer,
3ufaa nimmt llllo gibt ben raiden Sang,
llno es iorgt elm ungeitiimer Grang,
DAB ME leer Die idnelen 9dnoe bleiben.
Seiner miro Dos Spiel in ipatern Sa6ren,
ga ihh @eiit uno iorglide @ripdglng
8aaren nod nit iugenolidem S6prng,
llno @eipanotbeit pie 8ereoelung
Grit Der 2iebe @eiiter offenbaren.
Washington Journal., 1942-02-06
MriOn 9amenDerein

Ole 8"eriammlung oes g(rion 8a-
menbereins finoet am Mittmod, ben
II. 5ebruar BEL 6rau u. 2od, 1884
13te StraBe N. 8. ltatt.
q. @aBmann Sefr.
Gmpfeblen Sic 6as DSDurnaI" in
Siren 8efanntenfreiienl
Washington Journal., 1942-02-06

gu Mar &eger fam einmal elm
iunger aomponiit uno .ipielte Dem
Meiiter mebrere eigene &ompoiitio-
men 5u @eoi1ten BON Goethe Dor.
@ls er geenoet bate uno &eger nm
Elm llrteil bat, fra8te ii6 oieier ben
aopf uno meinte: uSa, man io1te
es niht fir moglib balten, mie llll-
perpiiitlid Die @eoidte bon @oetbe
iino."
Washington Journal., 1942-02-06

$50 bleibt Der meme sbOnnsnt?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Sixty-four Detroit youths are
among the army aviation cadet!
recently enlisted by the Cade
Examining Board at the Fedora
building here.
They are:
John W Long Jr.. 1871 Archaic.
n Lloyd II. Perkins, e4O9 stoepel
= - -A2.ss--
Everett r Ryan. 96O5 hontrose
4 John +. DeCesare il, 55f3 Helen
Alfred A. Garback, 1877 East Warren.
Jerry Logan Stefty. 1925 Littleheld.
TT l.. BUTrZ Jr.. 1923 indian
IDesso DHnuell Kenny, J95 r. Grand blvd
Frank Merrck 1904 Cadillac
James r, Can. 1913 West Grand blvd.
Jerry seyick. 1870 MettetaL
Hunter Hendee 1880 Parker.
Leonard G. GiObkes 6l53 Scotch.
John Il. Chase Jr., $50 Harding.
Nv. John Manikon 1910 East Grand blvd
Eugene Francis Hepp. 127ss Strasburg.
Milton Frederick krall, 1882 Field avenue
Leo J. Lorenz Jr., $50 Deiaware.
Joseph " Serahnski Jr., 530S EimwOOd.
Edward a. Saver, 1920 Glastonbury.
Alexander KaqAuck, 669T Sparta
John Richard OsGreen, 1895 Kentucky.
Bertrand Y. Anger. SGT East Savannah.
1GsurEV 7. strand, E0I5 Gladstone.
Mitchell @ Zblkowski. 1857 Jordan.
John huntian. 1924 Alpine.
William 4. Mascara, 1854 Patricia.
Richard n. Yapp. 1890 Sussex.
william a. Wertheimer. 1855 Glynn Court
Ernest Jeanne 1884 strathmoor.
Robert Ferris 1905 Archdale
Edward Tingle. 1920 Kilbourne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Arthur G. Rsdzwion, l452O corAm.
FRANKLIN T. Kenlson, 1890 Seymour.
Clarence A. Knoll. 1895 Collingham drive
Edgar q. Hacker, 1887 Fordham
Michael EvanCh0 Jr,, 1861 LinnhurN ave
Harold ] Defever. g4li Beaconshcld,
Bernard n. Waldenmeyer. 1920 Coram'
BOARD NO. 20
walter Hamilton. 1912 Plum.
Robert Greene. 32f Watson.
Richard T. Butler, 2g46 Brush,
Thornton A. Ross. 80 East Palmer
Horauo o. Ramsey. $50 Maeemb-
Jacob Z. PensOn, 202l Beaubien,
George j. Boyd 522 Medhury.
Collie Hamilton, 1927 John r.
William @. Robinson, 300 Edmond place.
Sam J. Dillard, 1881 Maple,
ssssns Gsh5is' zs9 East ., ysp2r hisn"'y
Alfred McGruder sl25 Delmar.
Bonnie Finch. $40 Cadieux, Crosse Pointe
Leon b. KiRnsrd, 80 East Forest
I fTornas r, Holt est wiuder.
/ William J. Brown, 2976 Brush.
Albert T. jenkins, 2O23 Beaubien.
Albert suber, b22 East Vernon.
samuel Miller. 2SO East Vernon highway
lester Tyler fff East Vernon highway.
Thomas Neal 426 Adelaide.
/ William II. smith, 81 East Aeams.
| Isaiah Patterson, 622 Alfred.
James Muse, 1870 St Antoine.
Luther =. Carney, 255 Garfield.
Steve Randolph 1902 Brush.
/ u. l.. McCree 2s8 East Warren.
l Howard Cover. 3Ol9 Beaubien.
James Clark. 247 East Palmer
John BYRD. s67 Benton avenue.
James Nixon. 1928 Dryden.
|. Charlie Williams. PSI East Vernon
Leroy Woods 659 East Vernon highway.
Murry Harms, 2si Winder street.
Joseph jenkins. 1915 Maple
| Profit Judkns Jr. 405 Alfred.
Joseph J. ADAMS, 1907 John X
Johnson Jones, 653S stanford.
Lewis H. Taylor 2Z25 Brush.
BOARD NO. -
". e Butler. 5424 Brush.
George a Simpson, 4442 Brush.
Leonard stegsl 635 East Hancock.
Robert l.. Bailey. 4i36 Brush.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
"a Detroit Youths Enlist
In Army Aviation Cadet Corps

Harold " Fang. fTlf Audubon
Alfred p. LAngiols, 1901 Alter road
Richard l.. Whiting. 1921 Cherrylawn.
Harold Muir, 1885 Huhhell.
Irving Berg, 40li Humphrey.
Robert G. Pascoe. 2fsf Helen.
james Lowery Hicks, 1908 Grpeniawn.
Richard Kalata, 3fi9 East Hancock
lKiChard X Naumann. 1900 Wo0AW ard.
Ernest Jameson, 6a4 Meafowbrook.
! Maxwell AAdls--@+++2- lA@t-t--
Ray n Murray Jr 1901 Mu.gaud
Leonard Penick. e34e Scotch
| Domenco A. CurtO 1912 Gender Place
Maurice l. thurman, a2S7 Cortland
saul N0gioVKin, 37li webb,
clayton Ellis ll45 Delaware.
Edward Kozel. 1929 Leander
Robert f. Strand 1888 Barum
MAT CanVasser. 2gTf Rlcht1n
Arthur c. Payne. 1867 Brighton
BENJAMIN J. Klaasen. 1880 Highland.
Bernard u. Moray, 1897 Monterey
Robert Henderstein 1851 Glenheid
/ Don +. Roger. 1926 Marl1we
Henry WierEborwski. 5i03 Mitchell
- a Siberian, 6fl Josephine
George NJ Zeltzer, 245i Hardwood
Leo GlantE. 9541 McQuade
Erwin l.. Rakestraw, 1880 Indiana
| Robert A. Vibbert. s73O w Outer driV
William J, Huhner, R1yal OAK.
hilbert F. Ledger, Pontiac.
| Mel Eller, Pontiac.
Hugh r. Humphrey, Highland PARK
Edward n. Reddish keego Harbor
John Underwood Lake Orion
Richard b. WOODBURY., Brighton,
james II. Evans, Ypsilant.
William A. Atchlson. Lansing
I Gerald F. Gowan, Highland Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Eleven Wayne County Districts
Send 293 Draftees TO Fl. Custer
/, Board No. ID Leads in Number
INDICTED With 20 SeIectees

Quluton W Young, 1918 French road.
James ". Van Sumner. 5s74 ST.. Clair.
Francis J. Schneider. 6033 81 Jean.
Charles r. Marquardt. 1880 Frank fort
PsOIa Carfagna. bs23 French road.
Robert C. Sherman 1889 Montclair.
Francis H. Kymla 3Slg Bewick.
James A jerks. 1864 French road.
Raymond II Fryer, 6sis Springfield.
Gustava Vandenbrandtg 1901 Liubrdge.
Harold NJ. Kretch. 47l2 LenOx.
James w Larimer. 43le LenoX
Frank y Stano, 1897 East Garfield.
Marvin l.. slipson. u 025 East Jefferson
Julius Kaweck, 5000 Bewick.
Harry J. Pierce 4ls7 COpln.
Quito J. Gabriel 1854 Smart.
William ". Titterington, $500 Garland.
Richard Leo Greco. 1889 81. Jean.
Russell Dennis.
BOARD No. q
Nv. J. Radermacher, 1887 Cedargroye-
Vincent Lakes. $3.50 Hubbard
Edmund Peter Oldani. ei2i r. outer drly
lCaslmer A. sidl0wski, il711 Duchess.
Karl r. Rothenhauser 1880 Msddeiein.
Russell Duncan. 6lf4 Woodhall.
Adam Kunnert. 1907 Last 7-Mile road.
Joseph =. PiAsclh, si69 Bolsyn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Isaiah Jones, 257 East Wills,
james W. Motz. 3i36 Rivard.
Wallace Layton. ga Hendrie
Walter X. Mann 531 AleXandrine.
Arthur IA Williams, 25s Woodland
William p. Brown. 1921 Livingston.
Robert Nilburn. 323 East Forest.
Cain A. Watkins. sol Merston,
Warren r. Tnliaon. 436 East Forest.
Colonel Johnson. 1850 Brush
Wilbur Isaac. All East Hancock
Lester A. Hammer, 22e East Palmer.
Isaac Williams. 1885 Abbott
Phsitp Patterson 55i3 81. Antoine.
Herman Campbell, PSI Erskine.
Lallace Goodwin. ti4 Vernon
Ralph o Taylor. 1852 Brush
Clifford r. Brantley, s0fT Riopelle.
Roosevelt Anderson, 323 Erskine.
John r. Jones 6e1 Farnsworth.
Marion r Dryden. i3f Harmon
Kermit G. Shaw. Isl East Canhield.
While =. Saunders. 44sB Brush
Quather G. Williams. 46i4 John r.
| Herndon 7. jenkins, 537 SnIItn-
I John y Williams, 900 East Canfeld
Sloan 3. Witherspoon. 100 Chandler
Fred y. PenermOn. 6is Rosedale.
Willie L. Moore. 42s Eliot.
T Raymond Mcleod, 1902 Brush.
Ernest W. Benton. $3.50 Brush.
nbAhD NJ I
lCarl C. Jensen.
ITiberl0 DE Cenzo.
BOARD No. 20
John r Wendt
James r. McGrath.
Arthur II Risks.
BOARD No. IS
/ Giuseppe MizzL
BOARD No. Is
I Ernest r. Woods
BOARD No. 81
Alfred A Slender.
tttUmEut J. feuEKy.
Steve GoloWic.
Alex Yaras.
Walter J. Bacienski.
Henry Gdula.
BgleslaWs J. Marchut.
Barney +. Harrison.
Frank J. KrampichoWski
Mitchell Pietrona.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Dean p Mason. Ann Arbor.
Ralph McNahh, Dearborn
Donald W FaTr0w. Davls0d.
Dennis n Chase Flat Rock
Minor p White Dr.. Highland Park
Edwin Cahay. uamfrsUCk
Roland Rogers Hazel PARK
Raymond l. Mny Hira'and Park
Warren l. DALEY. Pontiac
John Hooking. Dearborn.
iJahn "a, Flanner. 900 East Wellington
Charles HascaU Bliss CROSSE pointe.
Frank O. puhrinE. Wyaud1tte.
IWufred l.. Linton. Garden cry.
IGlenn schwarz Dearborn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Rich in DEXTROSE

DR.. SWEETS EorIy American Roor BEER is now better
than ever because is enriched with Dextrose sugar.
Dexirose, you know, is the natural sugar ihof is
found in most ripe fruits and vegetables one
sugar the body con use directly, without digestion
II is the quick food-enerey value of Dextrose thot
you're tired
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Draft Board Rushed Him

Because his draft board was
trying TO rush him. Allen Greer
Garrett OF els StimSon avenue
told United States Commissioner
y. Stanley Hvrd today that he
failed 10 report for induction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
WHEN
BACKAcHE SLABS!
Because of need Of a
diuretie aid, try famous
/ GOLD MEDAL CAPSULES!

~ you're miserable from a nagging back
ache, or have 10 get up nights often
due 10 slow-functioning kidneys-try
Gold Medal Capsules, a siimuldni diu-
retic. When kidney function lags, excess
be highly concentrated causing passages
20 be frequent but scanty. often 10 smart
painfully, with resulting lack OF pep"
and nervous, Tow" feelings.
To relieve the distress Of such symp-
toms, millions have demanded Gold
Medal Capsules. Get a box today. Only
80 cents az any drug store-but insist
on the real article, used for over 80
years by millions. Got original GOLD
MEDAL CAPSULES. See the Gold
Medals on tho boXl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

largest lOldl.
Other boards sending men were
Nos. Z, IA, 1S, 20, p, %, "A, %,
% and 81. The list:
BOARD No. IS
Otto Jorgenssn Jr s076 Marcus
Anthony = Skotcher, S799 Trsverse-
Troy G Hight. GAS Marcus
Lloyd y. Parker. 3O75 Sixteenth
Clemens T.. OpAlka. 1902 nj Elliott
Francis NJ. Baleda. Ss54 Foster.
Edward J. orlowski, 1926 Klein
Adam ]. PeTkOWski, $3.50 Van Dyke,
Edward Pskula, 04i9 Brockton.
Thomas s. Candida 1888 Clarion.
Alex w. Denys, 1858 WoodlaWn
John A. KwiatkowHkl. 1902 Georgia.
John T. Pf1esaSh. sis4 winaeld.
John A. Kwis,k0wski. 1902 Georgia.
Norman L. Call 5000 Foster
FFtank G zisIko, fOis P sssi
Samuel J. GuccardL $500 Georgia.
Francis ]. Saunders. sell ST. cyril.
Harry II Weaver. 1885 Trayerss.
EdNard J. Betlelewski sA04 Marcus.
August }. Konefke $3.50 csnin, liant
-InaeEh- 4 -Csrek, ASA Eaaekiaa-
Mitchell VI. FOrnsk 1892 Klein.
John j. B.res. 1885 haywood.
Joseph J. Gran1Hlcz.. 1891 Domino
Harry G Moran. sl26 Badger.
IsFFg Krseh. Hei-fr
Roland J. Richardson. s7t3 Pstsrhunt
John Krawecki. 1887 Br0ckton
Edward J solech. s2I5 WnklsmAn.
Paymond A BraclzzeNakI- HR6s WoodlaEu,
STANLEY J. winter. s4i7 WOODLAND.
Raymond GlaWSki. 1904 Genoa.
Edward L Jesse. 670i Burns.
Victor g Nus 1921 I@ancer
Edmund Bauka 6i27 miller
Leslie i ShattelFoe ieH4A Gfatiot.
Joseph J.. Halankowski. G20s NorwAlk.
George Kulek Jr., e0ls Glrardin.
Charles J. Rossi $3.50 Venice
Tdward p. GAbrysh. 1898 DONNIE
Chester y Rsmpinski 6f2s Comstock.
Anthony Consigilo. $685. May.
Waiter q Woder, 1898 Bessemors.
Paul ". Hotter. IQ52s EnoceH
Edward c. Musal0wsn 6sI9 Seminole
Mlieofgs 4. staH-cki sz22 Marion.
70 fired Jameson. 1858 Fischer.
arl G. Moran 1895 PAR
WiDd r osr.a1ik. 1000 Concord
Arthur short iu5Us S'errtti.
c.eophas j. szet5u9a. so2s Georgia.
john r. Rcsovsky s9ss ,farcus
Br rnislaw }. Jasions ,~,ski. 1850 FronienAe
steve s'sHse $3.50 hsag
Charles Duiek s70g Traverse
Harvey " Hornberrer 90ss Sherwood.
sam SALAMANCA. 1892 Edgewooe.
Water B1hrlF lU1if TfAYe-se.
Paul p. Rediha, Rfiz sherwood
sam ,. Qecipnu 1890 WoofaWn
Cze'ar J. SlephnakoWsC, 1858 HUBER
Chester J SkutniE ~ Ciemenf
John q. R1ttke. 1883 whthorn.
STANLEY syJgi Nf4 oliver
Fiward , Fsloerzzk. 6Is1 D7rtru
teefge srnack. S0ft Olympia
Casrere u KfaWczyk 4t45 pe.e.sntth.
BOARD No. IA
Phillip william Klar 1870 - Louis.
John 4 ktnreHrd. 1910 Helen.
thrs'ef ? IS .odkpurs' 1855 Easf Warren
liarrt J C11peih 1offl strt'sr
s----Tr-r -7-77 rtrf7FFr 7TF7F F-cming.
Joseph Eiefa'Na. 1851 Common.
Walter FHFIusT 1857 Siaftrr
Lester " LaVlctnr 1920 justine
Waiter Ifsrwsh ff5tt Hickory
hIetae' Kastruha. T3os Grnsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

'Auastauus Rabut. Hamtramck.
jerome A. Lamb. Ypsilant.
Raymond ri Kaufman Van Dyke
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

FTeSOenf, DOSSln FOOd FTO0UctS, INC.
is proud 70 present 10 Detroit this fomoUs old
root beer, first brewed by O New England physi-
cion, Dr. George Washington SWEET, neory O
century ogo.
oossn's beson boiling root beer thirty years ego
Today they ore one Of the worlds Ioreesi botfIers
Of soft drinks Dossins know root beer; they know
whot Detroit likes And they ore convinced thot
here is root beer destined 10 become one Of
Deirohs most popvIor beverages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
BOARD 10 ~

Vincent J. Greco 1912 Pr1mcrair
Robert , chapman 1888 Bew.ck
Frank % Hermann apf3 Cadillac.
sfHfsn g. sfu'Hnrs Wayne. Mich.
f.srrn r lrEhe.ran 5H92 M0ntclaIr
Marvin a Mcbride 9a2T Garland
JOSEPH 3 Nbr'h 4fiT French road.
Leonard J. Rrgry $3.50 DreXel
Charles r. p'affs. Port Sa.Hiac. Mich.
George r. NIcIdoz.V 1882 Hsri.re
Peter J Tarrm'ua. $685. sprnRheld.
AdCiph Y. Usy.eEfr eOb6 Btnifcau.
Morris r GeHh.f ff9f Lruav
LOUIS O. May8crt. 1923 Harper.
Norman J. crates 1927 Mack
Wilbur r. Stnderfur cons Lemon
Bernard p Holland 400 LcwsF.
Frank Nassauu 1O45s innFyIew
John j. Van B.erlE Jr, EYyal OAK Sic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

ERE is root beer that tastes the way
you always thought root beer should
taste. It's the real thing Brewed from the
fragrant juices Of roots, berries and herbs
with the spicy tang Of the woods
And DR.. SWEETS is pure, wholesome bev-
eroee for the whole fomy It combines the
natural stimulating value Of selected roots
and herbs with the food-energy Of Dextrose
cooling, refreshing, satisfying. Treot
your family TO DR.. SWEETS Root Beer today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Set Water Ballet
Tryouts al WV

Try outs for the water ballet
will be held between September |
and 10 at the Central Branch of
the Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION.
Tests consists OF standing dive
from board in good form, float one
minute, tread water one minute,
surface dive. swim half length of
pool under water. one length OF
four standard strokes in good form
and swim half-mile in % minutes.
Each year the water ballet gives
public performances. Their first
will be on YWCA Parade Day,
September "a. Any one interested,
call the Education Department,
Cadillac 1920, for try out APP
.pointment.
Those who don't qualify for the
senior group may join the pre-
.paratory ballet group. There's
also a junior class for youngsters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
kipke
To Speak
At School

Lieutenant Commander Harry
C. Kipke of the United States
Navy Aviation Cadet recruiting
office, formerly head football
coach at the University OF Michi-
gan. will speak before the Law
renee Tech Coaching School at l
p. m. tomorrow at Hackett Field
House, Highland Park.
His subject will be Physical
Fitness. Also scheduled 10 speak
at the final session Is Ben Van
AlStyne, basketball coach at Mich
igan State College.
The coaches were scheduled 10
make boat trip TO Bob-Lo today.
Cliff Wells. Logansport. Ind, high
school coach, whose teams have
won Is per cent OF their games in
the last 25 years, was scheduled 10
be the principal speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-27
Hits Stride Again
Mrs. Steey Coasts After Winning Metro Title
But Reeains Form by Taking Weekly Event

Mrs. w. A. Staley Is back on
the winning tack. Just a month
ago she won the championship OF
the Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association in their 54-hole medal
play event.
Since then she hasn't been able
10 do so well in the weekly tourna-
ments. But yesterday she toured
the rolling links of BEDFORD in
44-42-S 10 lead the field by one
stroke. Mrs. NJ. l.. Conroy. making
her first appearance since the
championship tailed 44-43-S7.
Those were the only two scores in
the SOS.
Next week will be the annual
Doe Day al Middle Belt Costumes
are optional. After that there will
be two more weekly events at Hill
top and Lancaster Hills before the
close OF the season.
This association is making a step
forward in formulating a lasting
organization. A set of bylaws viii
be introduced 10 the members at
the annual meeting.
Other winners in yesterdays
play:
lO3-ls-s4 Second Tight. first gross, Mrs.
E. W. Kay. 100 first net, Mrs. w. A
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j. Fnnegan, Pennsylvania railroad passenger
University of Detroit after arranging their football is in the
BIG Although his 40s volunteered
heard the railroad They him his
indianapolis right England probably
helping schedules the big The Lonely Hearts,
organization OF Of coaches who have
u fellow BObbitt
testimonial package be sent him II includes plenty
of eating tobacco.
Despite the superficial air of optimism the hockey front
National officials submitted schedule
to the clubs for approval In the past the schedule drawing
usually by this club had rejected
half Dozen according Fred L. Haner general manager of
Olympia each club will have send
sentates session which will last three
Adams of Wings he received
buttons Brooklyn Americans of Madison
Square Garden by Rangers and Boston TO push the
AmeTks beaten the meeting.
fastest backfed
National Football League They plenty punch and
Settler. chunky
College West Virginia.,
BAN through there In scrimmage he
20
L.. c. I. A. blocked path the sidelines
don't what do with moneytha Mexican
Sandof Turf Agency Release today Thistle Down The
Bring Me Home AS Uncle Bert used have
he n lily white hand.
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.Frutig, Frdnek
On F|iers' II

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. Aug.
~ (INSl.-Headed by two all
Americans from the Big Ten CO..
ference. a squad of 70 former d
llege football stars was announced
as the nucleus" of the team
which will represent Corpus
Christi's naval air station on the
Igridiron this fall.
George Franck, Minnesota half
back and New York Giants re-
cruit last season. seems slated for
a backfield berth. Ed Frutig,
Michigan end, is expected TO be
a key defense man.
The teams are coached by 1t.
Marty Karow, former backfield
mentor of Texas A. and M. A ten
tative eight-game schedule listing
army. navy and southwestern coll
lege teams has been arranged. with
the opener against Texas Univer-
Sity September 10.
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SURROUNDINGS
In Stdte0pen

Some all-star groupings are an
nounced for tomorrow's first round
of the State Open golf tournament
at Meadowbrook. an event which
has drawn a near record entry OF
$50 players.
Jimmy Demaret OF Plum Hollow
will tee of at o'clock with Joe
Before Of Detroit Country Club
and Ole Clark of Lansing. A large
gallery will tramp at their heels
as viii be The case when Chick
Harbert. the Battle Creek star.
AL Watrous Of Oakland Hills and
Jack Winney Of BEDFORD leave the
first tee a half hour later.
Glib Sellers. the defending cham
pion from Edgewood. Ernie Shave
of Meadowbrook and Nick Weber
Of Grand Rapids will comprise one
of the featured threesomes in the
morning. They will start their
round at 1870.
NInety-seven amateurs. includ-
ing public course as well as pri-
vate club stars. and So pros make
UP the field that will start in the
72-hole event. Eighteen holes will
be PLAYED both tomorrow and Sat-
urday. followed by Sundays Is
holes. in which the Is low scorers
OF the first two days will compete.
Playing the course for the first
time. Demaret had par II prac-
iice yesterday Watrous, who won
the title in 1925 and 1926 al this
club. matched Demaret's score.
Before clicked with a 70 which
included a two-under-par % in
the first nine. Sellers had 70.
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Sundays DBF Schedule

CLASP
Psyoffs finished with Anio Club winner
CLASS
Arihufs vs. Acme, Northv sstern 81 4
3
pirs ", Crsnc River, E9rihNsstsrr 2
a.
sams-bye.
CLASS r
piayoffs finished with Bradford the
winner.
CLASS n
Hudson isf We Hssgs. Northwssisrn
a.
Craftsmen Va. koVAltk Northwestsra :
81 ] 30.
CLASS
Plsyeffs finished with 81 Rfts winner
FIRENEE's HfDSETS
Champiorship game st Brggs STADIUM
Battalion n vs. Battalion u ~ 1 o clock