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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Hold Schools in Stete

II was pointed out that the
Brooklyn Dodgers recently held
a baseball school Al Pontiac.
right in the Detroit clubs front
yard. and Wish Egan, top Tiger
scout was an interested visitor
there. And the ST Louis Car
dinals annually holds a school
AZ Battle Greek
There is nothing, except the
residents perhaps, to stop the
Tigers from holding a school in
Washington exclusive Chevy
Chase district. or AT the Shore
ham Hotel, where the Tigers
put up when in Washington.
II has been revealed that
George irwin, a former WASH
ington catcher and close friend
Of Grifflths. was responsible
for Washington landing young
Albertson Irwin correspondent
with Griff about the young
pitcher. As a matter Of fact.
Albertson worked out al Briggs
Stadium. not only with the Sem
atorS but with the White SoN.
before the Senators arrived IN
town The White SoX. like tho
Senators, Just recently picked
up one or two young players
from hereahOutS
The Tigers had ample chances
% land any Of them The Tigers
saw them first. but apparently
were not interested
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Lions 10 Have
I Drills Daily
Stanley NJ

Topped by such stars as Lloyd
Cardwell Harry Hopp and Paul
Kroner. 50 or more candidates
arc expected TO report TO Coach
Charles f.. CGuSD DoralS when the
Lions plunge into their first work
out of the training season at West
Shore Country Club on Crosse lie
today
There Will he two workouts
daily for a month. one in the fore
noon and the other In the after
noon.
Besides Dorais, the Lions in Joe
Bach, line coach, VIII have a new
instructor
Harry Hopp and Cardwell are
veterans whereas Kroner Will be
remembered as one of the stars
who helped make Tom Harmon a
star at University Of Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
NO. II FOR AUGUST

As a result York ran his total
Of homerS up to IL for the current
month, in his pursuit Of the Is he
exploded in August Of 1887 a
record ffef fer klieF44eFs single
month";
Turning in one Of his finest
performances Of the season, Virgil
Trucks pitched the Tigers 10 vic
tory in the second game holding
the Red Sox 70 four hits. II was
Trucks eleventh triumph OF the
year against seven defeats.
The young right-hander from
Alabama was master of the Red
Sox all the way Johnny Peacock
who replaced Roy Partee behind
the plate, hit a triple TO be the
only BoStonlan TO get as far as
third. In fact. only three other
visitors got on base They were
Tony Lupien Pete Fox and
Skeeter NeWSome, each OF whom
got a single
In the meantime. York, Wake
field and Co. were Shelllng two
young Boston fingers for a total
of IA hits. two more than they
bagged in the frontispiece George
Woods and Emmett O'Nelll, up
from Louisville a Boston farm.
were the victims of the savage
Tiger attack in the second game
Woods lasted less than five in
ningS. during which he gave up
10 hits and AiX runs ONeill
allowed four hits. including York $
homer.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
NoMdn Eligible
For Service
Can BeUsed

OTTAWA Aug. 20 CUP)-Na-
tional Hockey League officials to-
day faced the prospect of playing
the 1894 season with young
boys, old men" or youths who have
been rejected as unfit for military
service.
That was the picture painted
yesterday by National Selective
Service Director Arthur MacNa-
mara after MIL officials had
pleaded with him that hockey was
a morale builder and therefore
essential
MacNamara told the group TO
obtain players younger than 1871
years. married men who have
passed their Both birthday, or
single men who have passed the
40-year mark No man who is
eligible for military service will
be permitted to play he said.
MacNamara said that hockey
officials would have 10 obtain
similar concessions from United
States manpower officials before
play could begin in Canada.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Youth UpSets
SidneyB. Wood

SOUTHAMPTON. \ Y. Aug.
- CINS)-Young Jack Tuero Of
New Orleans today was ranked
with the leading tennis juniors OF
the country after his defeat YES.
terday Of Sidney 3. Wood Jr.
Wood a former Wimbledon
champion went down 10 Tuero',
smashing attack. I 10 s 9 10 7 and
s 10 3
In the other outstanding match
Francisco pancho' Segura -
Ecuador defeated Bob Falkenb,,
of California Segura downeY
Falkenburc n TWO bitterlv-con-
tested scts utilizing every ounce
Of ms powerful two-handed drive
6-4. IS
Final match al Long Island,
Meadow Club viii be Sunday whor
II tIgl Joseph r. Hunt and
SeEura viii meet as the leader,
Of tho two conteSting groups.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Dempsey i'm
Fighting Trim

CHICAGO Aug 20 GNS)
Jack Dempsey appearing in the
pink of condition in his uniform
of a lieutenant commander IN The
L. S. Coast Guard, was ready to-
day 'to take on Hitler at any
weight
The former worlds heavyweight
boxing champion, who stopped of
in Chicago en- route 10 Utah, de-
clared he was down to fighting
weight and had learned a lot of
new rough and tumble tactics in
the coast guard designed for what
he termed those rats We re
fighting.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Tiger Box Scores


Totals 80 II Totals 7s " ~ -
'Eai,ee f1r NsVso-s IN seventh
-Eafte1 for NeNh1uFer In si.htn
IRAN FOR YORK IN ninth
G-s-on o0o Mo 2i0-t
~ i''I 100 p0l ooi--3
slr-- Crauer Hoover Hsrrs 49,,
Lake Hi.ndwnr'H Higgins Runs bstf.d
in crorin g. York . Nevhouser Tuo.
nase rs-fronin Hoover Three base no
Hoover Double NAV. posrr >, r,,.i..' ~
J. Ne"s0ms to poerf o. Tup.sn. Hoov.,
io B'00dV nth 20 YORK left on bases
BOSTON Detroit u Bases IN halls -O1
H Newsorne m Brown . M New
fHhaer struck 0u' Ey ProWn bv
Eewhouser HITS on " Sevso-rs o "a
innings m Brown in 2 innings or,
HIgtsn0 in i inning nF Neuhouser q
M inninEs On Trout IN i1nirs
Wfld pitch ~ Nevsome Winning rffrhsy
Neweuue Losing pitcher New.
h0user
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
SPORTS
Zeller Laughs Off Hint of Poachng
bu GriffS in Signing SdndOtter
By LTo MACDoNELL

Jack zeor us laughed on he suggest on that hec was any
cooress between tho Detroit and Ns>he cum 1 10
actual feudnc because OF reported poaehnG 4 me 7
Of PLAYERS .,.. .... ,,.,..,--,,c Senators
s.-r7 f7r-Sr- e The Detroit Saiiio'> a1t
t. -.rrr ,, IS Stadium recently Nneli>oh "dS
,,--- r----> az s. 900 for signing with the Senators
Tn Washington club also reported 70 have string on
S,~'e, opata catcher who expected 10 sign WIN LARK
t,r-a.rr = he already done so
territorial rights the general manager OF M.
q nerleci night 20 recrml
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Byrd and Partner
Win by 2 Strokes

twin tournaments gets undci- way
today with the net proceeds Eo-
ing 10 the wounded veterans Of
World War IL from The Chicago
area.
Thr'N-iwo professional, and
nino amateurs VIII tour Is holes
as the starter for Tho 72-ho'c
event The -ru 80 holo~ are
scheduled for SUNDAY with an is
>aDaWichcd IN Saturday
Lioyd Nan-um of Los Angeles
carried off the individual A-Har
yesterday when he shot a 80 on
lis own on the back nine.
Mike IuTnesa OF White Plain,
y y, and Jim Fris.na Of Spring
field, III, finished in the rUnnerup
bracket 70 Byrd and Cochran with
66-G7--l@ Behind them with
l54S came Tony Manero. Green
WiCh. Conn and Ted PayScur,
Evanston, IL Johnny Rcyoita,
Evanston. and WIlford Wohrle.
Racine, Wis. and Byron Nelson.
Toledo. O.. and Don HeppeS, OAK
Park. Chicago.
The best showing among the
MIcnlgan entrants was made by
Frank Connolly. Detroit anna
tour combined with Johnny Buua
tor 6S-6o l36 20 share eighth
place
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
HOME RI rs
Runs RATED N
Probable Pitchers
BN nited Press
AMERlCAN LEAGuE

= " FttTINlN I4fIN'fIFF
New York ODondld 3.3) a. Cleveland
tBaghy l3-ll)--3 80 p m. tEWTl
Boston CDohson 4-el AT DETROIT
COvermire 500 90 m tEWTJ
Washington Haefner 43) Al Chicago
CDietriCh 7-s $50 m Detroit time)
Philadelphia tHarris 7-12D A. So Louis
tsundra lO-sD 3. 30 . m. tDetroit time).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh (Sewell 1s-t and Gee 3-ll A.
New York tMelton 81 and Chase 3-7)
ttv0 games ] 80 p n tEWTl
Chicago tDerringer 7-lol AZ Brooklyn
wyatt $50 80 p. m CEWT'
Cincinnati wander Nicer 1f-i2b AZ B0s-
ton Gavery 1o-ID--3 90 r m tEWTD
S. Louis tGumbcrt So a. Philadclphla a
b..e o-1) ZOO 3. m FWTJ.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

player> in Michigan, in Detroit
ar in the Tiger parking lot II
they wish And. the Tigers can
recruit PLAYERS on the Capitol
steps in Washington. II not right
IN MIR. Griffith's office at Crit
fifth Stadium.
The recruiting of PLAYERS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Pair Wilson, Constantine

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 20 CUP)
Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson will
fight Lulu Constantine AT Griffith
Stadium. Washington. D. c., Aug.
30 Harry Burnkrant. manager of
Wilson. announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

-CHICAGQ-4iF -21-INS4-
Shooting a best ball score oC Il
under par, Sam BYRD, ex-Yankee
ha>eballer and Bob Cochran Of
ST. Louis yesterday won the Chi
"ag6~ Victory National Pro-Ama-
tional golf championship. Their
36-holc best ball total was o.
81 l3l.
The medal play phase OF the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

far the hlg
leagues IL a
c n I c has
catCh-can af-
fair a. all
h Sc any
where n 2 a r
close 10 big
league base
ball L n q " =
We n a y Q
PLAYERS from
all parts of
the country,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cinc'unat = Boston p
Pit'stbureh s New YORK /.
Philadelphia & 81 Louis ,. e.
Brooklyn q. Chicago 2
TODAYtS GAMES
Chicago A. Brooklyn.
Cincinnati ~ Boston
Pittsburgh a. New YORK t2l
ST. Louis A. Philadelphia night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Trainer Presents Case

But. Ivy Kline the we'll
known trainer does a pretty
good Job IN presenting Sayold $
case as witnessed IN quotes IN
z Nev York sports sheet
Lee - 100 per cent improved
fighter over last year Ivy was
quoted
So Ear not Sg convincing
He has improved I'm deter
minatipu poise. ambition and
ring cenfrslship." says llly
We. ta tar "a long vaE -
come and stfI secwe t0 Doe some
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

some We picked up in tho ter
ritoricS in which other big
league clubs are locate d..
Charley Metro, for instance
comes from Pennsylvania. We
have heard no protest from
Connie Mack"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

Rudy York home run in the
second game yesterday was driven
high gp-tuto the second deck OF
the'lcft field stands and dropped
into one of the exits and out OF
view The second home run ball
The hE Tiger FIRST baSeman has
dropped into the same opening
this year
II learned that trick dropping
halls In barrel al carniNalS In
Georgia" York explained some
what faectously.
Ii- -itN homer Of fhC season
II wa, NorkS llth of thc month
10 rf rs in Aug 1897, to give
rr frc record for circuit SvaShCs
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
LOST 1872 BONUS

With siN runs hatted In YES
terdaN, two in the first game
and four u the srcond. York ran
his total tp\ST In this depart
-tnap4- -lli.-tetaA In 4a42- y. a. aaz
The Tiger Slugger lost a sub
stantial bonus when he batted
in less than 100 runs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
York, Wakefield
Both Fdtten Up
As Tigers Split
By LEO MACDoNELL

Rudy York today had all but
deadlocked Nick Etten Of the
Yankees in runS-batted-in totals
whereas Dick Wakefield had mar
rowed TO few points the distance
between himself and the league
leading Etfke ApplinG Of the White
Sex- IN the race for the individual
batting championship title.
They achieved their gains in an
explosive day in which each to-
taled five hits yesterday as the
Tigers and the Red SoX split a
double-header the SoX capturing
rho first game, 10 8, and the
Tigers the niGhtcap. 10 10 0, before
crowd Of s.06S paid clients.
Both Tiger siHggers collected
their five hits m eight official
times at bat but Yorks perform
anccs were the most spectacular.
York'S quintet Of safeties included
his Path home run of the season.
a feat that contributed TO a total
Of six runS-batted-ln during the
days bombing.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
hsItzberger Makes Good

Gordon F7.'lhorE6 = ~ rT
-Hr 'r frr White Sos - 81
Tr. fr.sf pitcher i, 80 So q
fs0-.y q, lf children
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

After misiudging Cronin's
drive. Wakefield on his next ap-
pearsnre at bat heard boos for
the first time In his brief hut
spectacular hig league career.
There were not many. however.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
Accuracy i'm Hitting
York Drops His Homer Into Same Exit in Left Field
Stands for Second Time

SGT Frederick Nemltz, son Of
Trainer GuStave Nemltz of the
Tigers, has been promoted TO staff
sergeant at an army air field in
PeCos. Tex. according 10 word re-
ceived by his dad Young Nemitz.
a graduate Of Texas Christian. is
a great swimmer like his father
The boy taught swimming al TCU
O'Neill. who pitched for the
Red SoN Yesterday, came ont Of
~. Mary'S College. san Fran
cisco. whore 1t Charley Geh-
ringer iS an instructor Of phNSi-
cal education
Ovormire and Doh>on vii hc
----'-r--,-'yr---
and Rcd SoN take The field today
IN a single game The game Will
start az 3 o'clock
For three days there has been
a lineup at the advance ticket
u n d ow OF customers buying
fer--SS II q Il 4 -,sis-dnuhic=
header with the Yankees
Twice in the second game. Cul-
bertson robbed Cramer Of hits On
one. a Shoestring catch. Tigers
proteSted d that the ball was
trapped by the Boston outfelder.
bat Umpire PipEraS shook off the
complaints
Harris has collected seven hits
in 10 times at hat in his last
hNe games for an average OF sp-
proNimatelN 80 His Safctics
included two homer>
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

To date the Tigers collectively
have tctsled AZ homers. York &C.
counting for q more than hall
Ct fHr team total.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20
The Police Mystery

And while Zeller doesn't seem
worried about 1t, IN some mys-
terious manner police officers
were barred from Briggs Sta
dunn for a couple Of hours the
other day because one Of them
was reported 10 be scout.
The supposed scout is Al Blge-
low manager Of Sans Store
Sandlot team, from which club
came AlberiSon
Il don't know what all the
shooting Is about" BlCcloW de-
CIared
The Tigers get most Of the
good boys off the Detroit sand
lots and that's the way II should
he. suppose If boy wants
10 sign with some other club
that offers him something better
that's his business, too. sup
pose. The Tigers had plenty
chance 10 ret AlbertSon. II they
wanted him"
As a result Of recent convincing
victories. some Of them SurpriS-
ing Lee Savold. ln a barren
wartime field. appears 70 have
Jumped into more than a little
fame a. 2 heavyweight fighter.
lie helted out Lem Franklin,
Nate BoIden and Lou Nova.
This doesn't impress some fight
experts which Is perhaps the
proper attitude Why should
thew
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-20

For three days there has been
a lineup at the advance ticket
u n d ow Of customers buying
tick ffer--sSs- TIN u 4 4 a,is-dnuhie.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
MEN
Helpers on Milk Trucks,
White or COlored.
Apply 1890 S. Capitol st.

SALESMAN WANTED-We have an OPEN
Ing on our sales staff for an experienced
salesman We have fine selection Of houses
and clients. Cooperation given in closing.
Apuly in person. DIXIE REALTY CO,
14l1 L st. NV. Ma. $3.50
Evening star., 1943-03-07

UrPE8 BRACKET income for cooperative
veI.edIcated man of good personality,
ambitious to enter hiRh-income fieId. I an,
engaSed in Nationwide program for a
very large corporation and need a local
assistant to help in the development OF
others. Speciality sales experience desirable,
5000 nealth and ability necessary. For per
sonel interview phone MA. S117 for ap-
over the telephone. Box 1910. Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

COLORED MAN, ONE WHO
UNDERSTANDS CLEANING
AND S WITCH B OARD
WORK IN LARGE APART
MENT HOUSE. APPLY RES
1DENT MANAGER, co. 8841.
DRIVER, COLORED, FOR
FURNITURE MOVING. EX-
P r FENCED. GOOD
STEADY POSITION, GOOD
PAY. REPORT 639 NEW
YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
hElP MEN tcent.,..
SALES MANAGER.

end. to work with them In the feld. Our
product Is very salable. We are not both
ered with priorities Our development is
Wost reasonable with very easy terms.
prospects are plentiful. Sales volume is
9ood now. deorge Washinston Memorial
ton. SH. 1910
BOOK k-LUDT. ORGANIZATION,
Developers of Fine Cemeteries.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
HELP AeA.
PORTERS. COLORED.

PORTERS, COLORED,
Steady work, good pay, for
relia bic men. Experience
pref, but not necessary. Ap-
ply 4th floor, Office, Philips
born, 61O 18th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN, white or col
ored, to assist in front Office
of laundry. Duties in general
will be the arranging of fin
ished laundry and dry clean
ing in proper shelves. Must
be able to furnish reference
and have at least one year of
high school. Apply The Pho
neer Laundry, 920 R. I. ave.
ne.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
STOCKROOM CLERKS

:, Several men, preferably with automo-
tive stockroom experience, for shop and
stSsr r on .pred pe wisg c
dren. 44-hour, 6-day week; $3.50 per
month to start. Overtime paid for. auto
matte increases. vacations with pay and
other dement's. This is defense work,
Apply weekday mornings
CAPITAL TRANSIT CO..
e6th and Prospect Ave, NV. GEORGETOWN.
Route No. 20, Cabin John Streetcar.
Please Do Not Phone
Evening star., 1943-03-07
FARM AND DAIRY HAND

Experienced: one with small family pre-
3erreo. Share modern house with owner
Fuel. garden and milk furnished Top
Ssiary Near Damascus, Montgomery Co,
1855 or write to 614 F st. ne. Washing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Gillian Is a Scientific Compound
OF Natures Herbs

For centuries. juices from certain
Of Natures herbs roots. and banks.
have brought relief 20 suffering
Now those same health
giving natural Juices. -. - OF them
m all So. arc combined in one mar
tslous medicine, Gillian This.
natural" medicine helps 10 relieve
stomach misery constipation. Kid.
ney weakness, agonizing aches and
pains. and other disorders. due TO
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acts within 10 minutes TO stop gas
pains. sourness. and bloating. II
tends TO make your liver more
active and clear away old bile
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night II will aid greatly in cleans
ing your bowels gradually - not
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EVER CLEANSED BEFORE.
Gillian costs but a few cents a day.
Gillian is recommended and sold
by all Cunningham's Drug Stores.
Help yourself 10 health. Start
today by buying a bottle Of Gillian.
One bottle will convince you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

der druggists themselves say they
have never cen The equal of Gil
JAMS success Just read Mrs.
Baker-s abatement for Nnursalf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

ing those of builders whose ma
chimes have been flown with
varying success and publicity"
says the magazine. THE west
coast may account for half Of
them, with seven projects well
beyond the dream stage in the
Los Angeles area. At least two
outstanding southern California
aircraft engineers believe Jet
propulsion will be the answer
TO the most critical engineering
problems confronting helicopter
development: the problems of
speed, power application to
rotorS and vibration"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Atstos and ApiafioH;
Chevrolet Tool
Conservation
Plan Launched
Stresses Need Tor Daily
Care Of Valuable
Equipment for Shops

Designed 70 help assure mainte-
nance Of the nations automoiive
transportation facilities through
preservation Of the basically eS-
sental. and, IN many instances.
lrreplaceable maintenance tools
and equipment IN dealers service
Departments. "a modern and COM
prehensiye wartime tool conscTa-
ton program on q nationwide
basis has Just been inaugurated by
Chevrolet. II is regarded as one
bf the most important moves made
n the industry 20 keep cars and
trucks operating for the duration
"The ever increasing demand
for more and more service and
repairs az cars and trucks grow
older requires greater use than
ever before of all service tools
and equipment" said I'd He'd
ner, Chevrolet national director
Of service, in announcing the
tool conservation program. I'VE
consider conservation Of tools IN
dealer service departments most
timely and OF utmost impor-
lance.
NEED STRESSED
"All such tools are valuable
and essential. and with the
number that are now fireplace
able, neglect or abuse could
easily result in a critical condi-
fion. The need for an efficient
daily procedure covering the
maintenance. care, adjustment.
safety and proper operation Of
This valuable equipment never
has been more imperative. Z.
Chevrolet dealers have a ire
mendous investment in service
tools and equipment, running
upwards of S60,000,000 i'm the
aggregate. And this equipment
represents the very backbone of
the dealers all out efforts TO
maintain the cars that carry
war workers TO and from their
Jobs and the trucks that haul
food and the materials of war
needed by our fighting forces.
Without tools, service mechanics
would be helpless 10 carry on
their essential roles In keeping
the wheels of wartime transpor-
tation rolling.
UNIFORM STORAGE
"The conservation Of automo-
tive service tools IL as impor-
tant 10 the maintenance Of our
sutomotiye transportation sys-
tenn as tool conservation and
salvage in the great manufac-
turing plants has been TO the
production of war materials.
"Our tool conservation pro-
gram encompasses instructions
TO dealers and mechanics on the
proper use of all equipment,
correction of abuses, overhaul
Ing. rebuilding, repairing, luhri-
eating, adjusting, painting and
inspection"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Jet Propulsion Helicopters,
Boost in Speeds Forecast

In the future, watch for jet
propulsion helicopters, increase of
helicopter speeds to 300 mph or
more. high-lift 'copters having
comparatively unlimited ceiling.
Initial perfection of small-siZe
helicopters of one 10 four-passen-
ger payload before construction
of large carriers is attempted.
Such. says Aviation News, are
the indications OF helicopter
thinking. engineering and actual
development.
mo fewer than IS helicopter
projects are reported under way
throughout the country. inClud-
- -, v~,.uN,-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
CAP to Select
Youth Leaders
VIII Let Schoolboys
Run Themselves

With boys Of Is and II being
organized into cadet groups nv
the Civil AIR Patrol. Capt. S. II.
Buck. Michigan wing adiutant.
pov1ses squadron staffS ito pick
leaders among the youths and let
them run themselves.
Capt. Buck. with Mai Sheldon
3. Steers, was one Of the organ
izers Of the CAP in Michigan
which came into existence shortly
after Pearl Harbor.
"Around Detroit" Capt Buck
said, I'VE picked leaders right
and left, all of them known
pilots, and ordered them down
to Cass Tech where they were
drilled and given military
courtesy and discipline. We told
them 60 organize their own
SqusdrOnS. As soon a. the di-
receives came through from
Washington. We sent them
along to the various squad ron
Stats. Zach unit was held re-
sponsible for its own develop
ment according 20 orders
PICK LEADERS
The organization ~ high
school BOYS and others nf the
ages Of Is and u il only an
enlargement of the picture ia
miliar To all who have been I'm
CAP for some time. 7 under
stand that one of our squad
roDs u faced with the problem
OF organizing boys from eight
or nine high schools. That
means hundreds Of boys must
be grouped into units and in
StTucted.
"It sounds like q monumental
task but Ia reality IL - simple.
Leaders Will he picked AZ each
school, assembled. drilled and
instructed. They viii return
with all the required directives
and each viii shape it, own
future. The squadron I'm qHeS-
ti0n will act az a wing stan,
organizing, deputizing and SUI
pervising."
Most Of the boys so ORGANIZED
VIII be material ior the Army An
Force and many currently q.
they the age of H. arc being
screened by Mai Harry Olson. 81
the Cadet Examining Board al
1855 z. Jefferson,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Hundreds Of state
nents. like this
Flint woman s..
2 i've unuistak
able evidence OF
the grateful re-
lief that Gillian.
Z h q remarkable
natural medi-
cine rs bringing
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is sold such let
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