davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses Sports Dresses,s11 so
We're S16.95 and more

60 one and two-piece dresses in p
10 Shorts Sets of rayon. Midriffstyle
tops in prints. Shorts in black, Sizes 10
to Is. Were 1895 and more. Now --s1.25
~ Rayon Jersey Sports Dresses in one
and two-piece styles. Pink, blue. aqua
and maize Sizes II to 10. Were s22.95.
W&L-Sportswear Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-20

d and plain rayon. Sizes II to Is,
20 Cotton Play Dresses IN two-piece
style Green, blue and peach Sizes 10
to Is Were sl395. Now s9.25
40 Cotton Play Suits in selection of
checked and print patterns. Sizes II
to la Were sl0e5 and more, Now s5.95
50 Printed Rayon Shorts in a choice Of
background colors Sizes IL TO l8. Were
s7e5 and more. Now -----S4,5O
Evening star., 1945-09-20

Rotion-Free Shoes, SOC

Less than Y Price
300 pairs of women's and childrens -rationed
fabric shoes in white yellow, blue, red black. Chill
dren's sizes to 3. Women's sizes AZ to 9.
40 pairs of Girls White Low Oxfords. OPA release
lot from August 13 to September 20 inclusive. Sizes
4la to 8. Less than "a price. Now
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Shoes.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses Sports Dresses, $50
Less than y Price

IS cotton chambrays and checks
IS Cotton Pinafores in prints and con-
fetti dots Sizes IL to 16. Were S495,
40 Cotton Blouses in white and assorted
colors. Sizes 80 to 38. Were S2.25 to 1895.
Now S1.65 to S295
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses Shortie Goats, s10

Less than u Price
80 all-wool shortie coats in 25-inch and 33-inch
lengths Blue, green, pastel plads Sizes 10 to 1s.
20 Misses and Women's Wool Monotone, Gabardine
and Crepe Goats in fitted and box styles In Ameri-
can Beauty gold, blue, green Sizes - to 1S and 38
to A. Were $29.75 and more Now SIS
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Goats and Suits
Evening star., 1945-09-20

several styles. Sizes 9 to Is.
25 White Cotton Poplin Pinafores with
ric rae trim. Also Mexican print pima
fores. Sizes IL to Is. Were S595 and
IS Rayon Print Skirts in red, green, blue.
Sizes IL to Is. Were s2.25. Nows165
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Juveniles overoIIs, Jodhpurs
76r We're Sis and more

500 pairs. Overalls in broadcloth and denim.
Jodhpurs in khaki cotton herringbones. Sizes to 6.
Is White Raincoats of cotton gabardine Sizes and
only. Less than y price. Now 75c
81 Toddlers' Cotton Dresses in assorted colors.
Broken sizes to 8, Less than. u price. Now 75c
"a Infants White Cotton Dresses. Some lace-t trim
med Infants Sizes Less than u prices Now s1.45
100 Toddler Boys Cotton Seersucker Suits in
sorted colors. Sizes to g. Were 81 49, Now ----$1
W&sL-Down Stairs Store,
Infants and Juveniles Apparel
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Girls, Juniors Hats, $3.50
We're S3.95 and more

W ere 1910 ana more
100 white piques, straws and fabric hats in at
ractive young styles Sizes 81 23l2 in the group.
W&L-Grls' and Juniors Millinery Fourth Floor.
Misses Suits, Sass We're SIS
ID rayon summer suits in cardigan and cluh-col-
lar models White, black and navy. Sizes IA to 20.
2 All wool Master tailored Suits in four button
cardigan style The skirts in black and blue checks
. the Jackets in light blue. Sizes II and Is.
Were slO0 Now----------- S59.15
1 An-wool Cape in black and blue. Matches above
suit Size IL Was s7975. Now -------------- S45
5 Shantung- weave Rayon Suits in a three button
club-collar style Luggage tan. Sizes II, l8 and 20.
Were S1995. Now ---------- $40
s Al-woo Box Coats in navy and black. trimmed
Now ---------------- S35
6 Three quarter length Goats and Capes of all
wool. Suitable for immediate Melon
chartreuse and gray. Sizes r. Is and 8. Less than
y price Now -----------. S1S.75
s AIl-wool Three quarter length Coats and Capes
navy and chartreuse gray stripes, and black and
white checks. Sizes 10 to 10. Were S49.75 and
more NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S26
/ All wool Box Coat with white ermine collar and
cuffs Master tailored Size 16 Less than u price
Now. including 20c6 tax------------------- S120
W&L-Coats and Suits, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
lrreguIars-Misses' Wool Sweaters
s2'35 and AS

Just right under your foil suit is short-:sIeey
sweoter in eoy colors For lone-seeve bosy
sweaters, selection Of puIIovers and cordoons to
choose FROM Sizes "a to 40.
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Sportswear.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
CIeoronce-Box Springs
Pictures Greatly Reduced

] Original Pastel of Child, Siliton. Was $3.50. Now
SIS
l Process Oil of a Marine Scene. Was $40 Now $40
! Original Oil Scene by Lerma. Was $50. Now SIS
Processed Water Color Scenes. Were SIS. Now $S
l French Print. Was $40. Now S.
/ Original Water Color, Buildings. Was SIS. Now
$3.50
Prints of Figures in black frames Were $3.50
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/ Original Oil Painting by Wickham. Was s25
/ Process Oil of Flowers. Was $3.50 Now---$875
l Process Oil Nellie O'Bren," by Joshua Reynolds
l Process Oil Richard Earl Howe" by Singleton
Copley Was S25. Now SIS
] Original Water Color by Mullet. Was $50. Now
$50
Mirrors
2 Oblong Plate Glass. Were sl2. Now---------S6
l Oval Plate Glass. Was $40 Now-------------S5
l Circle Plate Glass. Was So Now
W&L-Picture Galleries Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1945-09-20

and crepes. In pastels,
1412 to 2012 and 2412, 16 to AZ.
40 Cotton Dresses in one and two-piece
styles. Prints and stripes on lght-colored
grounds Sizes IA to 40. Were 1855
Now 1895
Evening star., 1945-09-20

Mems Swim Trunks, $7.a5
Were S3.65
225 al-wool knit trunks in royal blue and maroon
Sizes small, medium, large.
30 Pairs of Mems Rayon Play Shorts with elastic
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Iregu|ars-Women's Warm Nightwear
sI72

Cotton crepe and fIonneIete sleep coots, warm and
fIeecy for the winter months to come Also cotton
flonnelette two piece pojomos for Iounqna or Sleep
ing. Sizes 81 to SO.
w6sI-Down Stairs Store Underwear.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Cotton Rugs Reduced

5, 2x4 Hooked Rugs in assorted colors. Were s10s5
Now ------ -S6.9s
j. 2x4 Rippletwist Rug. blue Was Sc 95. Now $3.95
5, 22x36 Rugs, rose, green, blue and peach. Were
6, 24x4S Rugs, gray, rose and green Were 1895
Now - --.----- S675
;, 30x56 Rugs, blue, green and gray Were SASS
Now S1095
4, 2x4 Tufted Rugs, peach. Were 1895. Now SS.7S
2, 3x5 Shag Rugs Were STATS, Now--S S895
2. 3x5 Hooked Rugs, mixed yarns, beige Were
$685. Now ---- 195
/, 3x5 Hand hooked Wool Rug. rose. Was s26.95.
Now ---------.--- --------- S1995
2, 2x4 Wool String Rugs olive green. Were S17.50.
Now -------------- 81 i so
l, 2.3x79 Piainweave Wool Carpet, blue. Was
$1375. Now------------- ----S IS
W&L-F1oorcoverinngs, Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses Dresses, $2.95 Were $50

so striped dresses in two styles Eyeet-trimmed and
sports style Sizes IL to 16.
W8L-Down Stairs Store,
Misses and Womens Dresses.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Non-Rotioned Shoes, s2.'s
Were S3.95 to IS

Wefe y3.95 TO y5
$50 pairs styles green cotton. Sizes to
and medium widths in the group
Wooden Clogs with rafa cloth Red black
62 widths medium. S785
Women shoess condF Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Women's Royon Dresses, s16"5o
We're SIPS and S29.75

" ere y22.95 and WIS
so rayon chiffons, faconnes, prin
light-colored prints and black. S.
10 Printed Rayon Suit Dresses in gold,
blue brown and navy. Sizes Is to 40 and
2215. Were S45 and more. Now S33.75
W&L-Women's Dresses, Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-09-20

IrreeuIars-lnfants5 Cotton Gowns
S.
Cotton knit gowns for cooler nights oheod to keep
the youngest warm and coy. Infonts' sizes.
Irresular-Lons White Cotton Stockings. Sizes 4
to
w&L-Down Stairs Store Infants and Juveniles Apparel
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Junior Misses Dresses, s1ss
Lessthan u price
in
pho . in Of
ouon ntn 10 Assorted in
Sizes Now

Girls Skirts, $1.l5 We're sl6S
200 cotton skirts in assorted stripes. Peasant styles
Sizes to IA.
80 Girls Navy Cotton Denim Pleated Shorts. Some
chubby sizes in the group. Sizes to H. Were
$1.65 to $195 Now $l15
so Inner and Outer Skirts in faded blue cotton
denim and striped cottoL chambray. Sizes to a.
Were 81 go. $115
40 pairs Of Stacks in faded blue cotton denim Sizes
W&L-Down Stairs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Boys Basque Shirts, Csc

Less than Y price
14o cotton knit striped shirts. Sizes small medium
large.
so Boys Cotton Knit Two-piece Suits in maroon
and navy Sizes to 9. Were 50 so. Now S1.6s
IS Boys Slack Suits in blue and tan. Sizes 4, g. g.
Were 50 .95. Now------------ S295
rs Pairs Of Boys Cotton Stacks in blue and tan.
Sizes to 8. Were 81 35 and more. Now--------95c
WSL-Down Stairs Store, Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses BIouses, S2.45

1l0 cotton bouses, white and colors Sizes 81 TO A.
W&sL Blouses Aisle 15 First Floor
Evening star., 1945-09-20
CIearance-Boys' Knit undershorts

r<,< sse, 1oe and more 49,
Alwoys room for plenty Of comfortable undershorts
in any boys wardrobe. These are cotton knit style
thot fit snuey and comfortably. with elastic wost-
band. Sizes s to L.
wdI-Down Stairs Store. Boys Apparel
Evening star., 1945-09-20
Misses Formuis Reduced
Art NeedIework Reduced

Formal Wear, Third Floor.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-11-15

y fIT>-Thcrc Is more back
OF the resignation OF Rev Law
renee \ watts Is prison chap
lair than lis de-'rr Ia "'tlirn -
active ministry in the Methodist
church. The housing situation
had considerable iuil I"@cc ma
Their are indications that activity
in departmental politics also fig
urrd III conditions that cuimiu-
atcd in the resignation. In that
respect the episode has some
similarity 10 displacement of
Banter Durham A. executive
secretary OF the state retirement
system. All parties agree that
Watts has done a splendid Job as
chaplain during the past six or
seven wears. Under his direction
revision has been made for reli-
GIGu> service Al every prison
camp every Nundav and he has
gotten along we'll With prisoners.
H did not get along so we'll with
associates in the administrative
section and cumulation of minor
grievances wa beginning to
cause friction.
80; >iN-I~modIate cause Of at
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Buy War Bonds-7th War Loan!

Nome City Fire and Police Chief. Section VII:
 This Ordinance shall not and is not intended to limit the right to kill any vicious dog running at large as now provided by law. Section VIII:
 All fees collected under this Or dinance shall be turned over to the City Clrk of Nome who shall deposit such fees in the general fund of Nome City Section TX:
 Any and all Ordinances which may be in conflict with this Or dinance are hereby repealed. Passed by the Common Council of the City of Nome, Alaska, in regular session assembled the 18th day of June, 1945.
 Approved June 25th, 1945.
 Edward M. Seidenverg,
 Mayor Nome City. Attest:
 Carrie M McLain,
 Clerk Nome City. Publish June 29, July 6, l3, l945.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
NOTICE

Special Meetings called for Fri day evening at 8:00 PM.
 The Oddfellows will meet at the home of Noble Grand Stanley Morgan for important building program meeting.
 The Rebekahs will meet at the home of Helen Bockman. PC. for the same purpose.
 "A working committee will be elected from members of the two lodges to handle the affairs of the building.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
MEETING

The Arctic Brotherhood will hold a meeting of vital import ance Saturday evening ali 500 p.m.. in the City Hall. Full at- tendance is requested
 Joe Crabtree.
 Vice Arctic Chief.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
LEGAL ADVERTISMENT
CITY ORDINANCE Nyd;uanra No anQ

OTolnance NO. JUS
 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY
 OF NOME, TERRITORY OF ALASKA, PROVIDING FOR THE DISPOSITION OF DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE WITH IN SAID CITY:
 Be is Ordained and Enacted
 by the Common Council of the City of Nome as follows: Section I:
 Any dog running at large with in the City of Nome is hereby de- clared public nuisance per Sc. Section IT:
 Any dog running at large as provided in Section l herein shall on and after the 18th day of July, l945, be taken into custody by the City of Nome and impounded for period of time not less than twenty-four (24 hours after cap- ture unless released as hereinafter provided.
 Section III:
 Any dog not released as herein after provided within the period of twenty-four (24 hours after capture may be put to death. Section w:
 Any dog impounded as herein provided shall, within the period of twenty-four (24 hours after capture, be released to its owner, master, or custodian upon the pay ment of the following fees:
 For each male dog two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50.
 For each female dog ten dol lars ($10.OO.
 Section V a:
 On and after the 1st day of July, 1945, the owner, or master, or cus- todian of any dog may have such dog registered by the Police De- partment of the City of Nome, and receive an identification tag for such dog for a fee of one dollar ($1.00).
 Section V b:
 The owner, or master, or GUS todian of any dog registered and tagged as provided herein shall, within period of twelve Q2 hours Immediately after any such impounding, be notified of such. Section V c:
 Any owner, or master, or GUS todian so notified who fails to re- lease any such dog as provided in this Ordinance within a period of twenty-four (24 hours immediate ly after its impounding has for feited such dog to the City of Nome.
 Section VI:
 This Ordinance shall be en- forced under the direction of the
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Alaska Indian Fishing Rights Case Still Pending

WASHINGTON, July 6-(R- The year-old Alaska Indian fish ing rights case is still undecided. Secretary of the Interior said it might be several months before there will be a decision.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
Gen. Spaatz,
 Assigned To "Level" Japan

WASHINGTON, July 6-R)- General Carl Spaatz who directed the strategic bombing and leveling of Germany has been given the same assignment in the Pacific war on Japan.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06

How do ghosts get in haunted houses?"
 "I dunno, unless they use skele- ton keys"
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
NOTICE

All taxes. real and personal. in the City of Nome for the year ls4A. are due. and after July IS. ls4S. penalty and interest shall bs added 10 unpaid taxes. and fhs delinquent fax roll prepared ad- vszfissd and fhs properly sold ac- coxdins 10 law.
 Nome Common Council.
 By Carrie M. MacLain
 City Clerk. Publish July 6, g, II, 13, 1945.
 Nugget Ads Get Results.
The Nome nugget., 1945-07-06
NOTICE

NOTICE
 Special meeting of the Eastern Stars next Monday. July .. Inn porfsnt. All msmbs. urged 10 at- tend. Esther Wallace. W. M.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
.Hirohito Due
To Tdke0ver

SAN FRANCISCO. June %
CINS)-PoSsibility that Emperor
Hirohito may invoke supreme au-
thority-which could mean as
sumption of personal command
Of the Japanese armed forces
was foreseen today by Tokyo.
In a broadcast, monitored by
the FEC. a Jap commentator said
that such a move by Hirohito was
highly possible if the emergency
confronting Japan becomes more
serious.
The recently passed wartime
emergency measures bill, which
gave Premier Suzuki dictatorship
powers. would not interfere with
the Emperor's right TO act in
such case, the announcer con-
tlnued.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Pigeon Goes AWOL
AIiehfs on Shoulder
Of Police At+ache

Pvt G. l. Pigeon apparently
AWOL on an army mission. was
turned over 10 military police in
Detroit today
Pvt Pigeon ahghted on the
shoulder Of J y. Diebolt Of 1890
Eileen AT Woodward and Forest.
Dicbolt took hum 10 Central Police
IEe5ttitttfaf t.f~ herr lif, placed
IN custody Of NJ. = Ii Adolph
Lerner.
From bands on the pigeons legs
It. Lerner Immediately Identified
hun as a member Of the signal
corps and notified Washington.
Pvt. Pigeon, VINO wont haze any
thing 10 90 with civilians. perched
himself on the officer desk and
refused 10 leave.
'He VIII be held al the VI p.
post IN the Ford Rotunda on a diet
OF cracked corn and water.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Ydnks Bottle Up
10000 on =Luzon

MANILA. June q tINS)--
Some 10000 Jsps were effectively
sealed today in a northern Luzon
trap after the surprise American
seizure Of Aparri, their last escape
port.
Gen. Macarthur announced that
elements of Gen. krugerS Sixth
Army, reinforced by Filipino que
rillaS. had captured the port at
the northern end of the main Phil
ippine island in a dramatic night
development.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Burglars Take
42,OOO Points

Burglars escaped carly today
with 10000 red and 1900 blue
ration stamps after cutting hole,
IN the roof Of the Stop and Shop
Super Market. 2250l Michigan. in
West Dearborn
The thieves failed 10 open two
safes but took the cash from sew
eral registers. Police SAID the
burglars climbed a tree near the
rear Of the store and made two
large holes above a balcony, APP
parcntly with CrowbarS
Robert r. YranSki. 30. Of 243
W Montana, t1trktrrr company
driver, notified police Dave New
man, manager Of the store said
q check would be made today
TO determine how many stamps
were stolen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Ike Spikes RunlOrS
eebf Political Ambition

To a reporters question as &c
whether he had any political am
he replied:
"No, and make II stronger
than that II YOU can. All I
want II TO be a citizen OF these
United states and when I get
done with my present duties
and get turned out to pasture
I want 60 have nothing 10 do
with anything else.
n am In the federal service
and I take my commander In
chiefs orders NJ a soldier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Gen. M'ArfIlur Denies
He Fired Eisenhower

MANILA, June % tUP)--Gen.
Macarthur formally denied today
that he had discharged Gen.
Eisenhower as his chief of staff
in the Philippines before the war.
The allegation that Macarthur
had fired Eisenhower appeared in
a column by Drew Pearson yes
terday. Eisenhower served under
MacArthuv in the Philippines
from 1885 to 1899.
The text OF MscArthur's state
ment;
"My attention has been called
t. press dispatch claiming
Ma I kred Gen. then CoI-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Windsor Halls
Vets
(Pietsrss on Page y
(Pieturss on Page y

In the greatest mass turnout in Winds0rs his
tory, exceeding even the royal welcome given the
king and queen in 1889, thousands of friends and
relatives early today greeted first with tears and
then tumultuous parade the return of so of their
fighting sons.
The mighty celebration which centered at the Canadian
National Railway station shortly after midnight for
members of the Essex Scottish Regiment, veterans of
Deppe who were liberated by Americans from prison
camps in southern Germany.
The momentous occasion ended for many the anxiees
Of the last five years when 1899 they bade farewell to
their loved This morning amid audible sobs wives
mothers and sweethearts welcomed them home all
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
.DapS Kill Thousands
Of Fallen Comrades
alInnsness in its atrncities." an

callousness in its atrocities" an
Official statement said.
The statement said captured
records and documents fixed the
number of enemy wounded in the
Philippines at S2,012, OF whom
only a small percentage were per-
mitted TO recover and rejoin their
units.
a spokesman said the japanese
followed a similar policy toward
their wounded throughout the
southwest and western Pacific.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
8 Jap P| |dnts
.FiredbyB-29s

GUAM. June . QNS)-The
huge kure naval arsenal and five
other vital war industrial plants
on Honshu were heaps OF smoking
ruins today after devastating
daylight attack by some 450 Super
forts
a large formation OF the B-29s
ran into heavy ground fire and
enemy opposition 10 plant their
cargoes OF explosive bombs
squareH on the target.
Four Of the SuperfortS were lost
IN the SiX-pTonged assault
In addition 10 the main attack
on already shattered Kure, forma-
tlOnS of the Marianas- based giants
blasted aircraft factory plants at
kagamlgahara Just north Of Ma
goya. where the huge MitSubiShi
and kawaSaki factories We q
blasted: an assembly plant at
Akashi and Himeji, both within y
miles Of Kobe, and another Nit
SubiShi plant at Tamashima, 90
miles west of Kobe.
Crewmen returning from the
kure arsenal strike were con-
vlnced that II was destroyed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

ABILENE. Kan. June . lUP)
Cen EisenhowcE warmed by
the tumultous homecoming he
dreamed of as a boy, remained
the soldier today after spiking
talk that ne would take a political
job.
President Truman had prom
iScd Gen. Eisenhower anything he
wanted And DO was rumorcd he
would br named secretary OF
state. But Gen Eisenhower em-
phaiicallv told press confer
cnce Yesterday that he wanted
no reward. @
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
19 j ). Ships
HH by Jdps,
IokyoC|diin1s

GUAM, June % QNSl-Japa-
neSe air attacks loomed today as
the main problem for u. S. forces
at OkinaMa- and the enemy radio
claimed new suicide assaults re-
suited in the crash-blaSting Of 19
more American vessels near that
newly conquered island.
According TO the Tokyo radio.
Jap Kamikaze pilots destroyed
themselves and their planes by
plummeting into two u. S. battle
ships, three destroyers and Ia
other vessels of unidentified type.
Official comment was lacking
about these enemy boasts, which
said the assaults occurred th is
morning after considerable Sue
cesses were achieved Friday night.
SO q. S. SHIPS SUNK
Earlier the enemy had claimed
the sinking of at least one Ameri-
can warship.
Previously, American headquar-
ters revealed. that five more u. s.
Pacific fleet vessels were sunk or
damaged by the enemy raiders off
Okinawa.
Thirty-three American ships
have been sunk, two of them an
nounced in the last "a hours, as a
result of enemy suicide sky at
tacks.
Three other vessels, including
an important auxiliary unit of the
Pacific fleet. were damaged, bring
ing TO 81 the overall number OF
vessels W h c h Adm. Nimitz has
admitted as having been battered
by enemy fiiers.
18-HOUR ATTACKS
While ground fighting dwindled
into a matter of rubbing out the
few die hard spots of Japanese
resistance, Semiofficial observers
looked with keener expectancy on
the 18-hour-long air attacks which
NimitZ communique revealed took
place Thursday night and Friday.
Even though u. S. airfelds are
being installed as rapidly as pos
sible, few at headquarters would
deny that the enemy can - and
probably will - continue sending
the sky raiders as long as planes
are available. --------
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Arabs Raid VILLAGES

ANkARA. June % CUP) Arab
bands were reported from Aleppo
today TO have raided the Meyda-
nekbez rail station on the Turk
iSh-Syrlan border and other from
tier villages. Five persons were
killed
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25

Eisenhower during his Philip
pines tour of duty with me.
"There IL absolutely no truth
In such a statement. The facts
are quite the contrary.
This officer was my chief
OF staff and performed spIsn-
didly as he always does.
"The ordinary tour Of foreign
service in time of peace h two
years. On my special appIica-
ton. Eisenhower was given =
second tour and served with me
for four years. ! released him
then with the greatest reluct-
ance.
"SpeculatioR 10 the contrary
does him . grsys Injustice
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Mystery Mines
Float Off Alaska

KETCHIKAN. Alaska, June %
tt Pt-Fhc= coast guard warned
all shipping today that floating
mines have appeared in waters
along the Alaskan coast.
The coast guard did not say
whether the mines were enemy
manufactured. Fishermen pointed
out that Alaska Is, warmed by
ocean currents from Japan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Einstein Aids Jews

NEW YORK juno - GNS)-
Prof Albert EIu>tCln 20 q Il y
headed drive tor Wnd> with
which 10 settle %OGUO Jewish
refugee war orphans IN the re-
gion of BTobidian OF the Soviet
Union.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-25
Meat Pickets at City Hall
Ask Us.
To Seize


The meat protest strike Of ) 800
employees OF the Briggs Mfg. Co, Cos
Conner plant. whose leaders said
they were sick and tired OF find
ing nothing but bean sandwiches
on the shop lunchwagon. led today
10 The picKeting OF city haIl, OPA
and WA offices.
a spokesman for the pickeis de-
msnded government seizure OF
Wayne Countys lO5 slaughter
houses, blaming the packers them
selves for the local situation.
After interviewing OPA and
WA officials. Harold Wood,
president of the UAW-CIO local
at Briggs. said he would call a
baCk-to-Work m Getting OF the
members this afternoon and pre-
dicted an end Of the strike Mon
DAY morning.