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as separate countries, and still have Baltic diplomats in Washing ton. But as a gesture to Stalin we will now formally recognize these states as Russian
 4. PUNISH HMENT OF WAR CRIMINALS-T Big Three will have no trouble in agreeing on the strongest joint measures to punish the war guilty. including joint Allied courts.
 5. POSTWAR TRADE WITH RUSSIA-Roosevelt is proposinng a loan or credit of about six billions for Russia to buy tremendous amount of American goods to re- store her war-torn economy.
 6. DUMBARTON OAKS - Last summer there was one crucial stumbling block in the path of a new m machinery for permanent peace-the right of a big nation tC sit on the council while the othel nations debated as to whether shC was an aggressor. Russia insisted on this right. This would give hel the power to veto any action to bt taken against her as an aggressor
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-02-12
20 YEARS AGO fME FIT EMPIRE
FEBRUARY 12. 1925


 members Of the Juneau Volunteer Fire Department Moose accompanied by the body of R sinking of the George Jr off Taku January to be shipped south to Victoria for other victims, Capt and Loseth held at the Meoost Eopa Inement in Evergreen Cemetery
 At previous Horace Adams birth to boy baby weighing pounds the telephone when generally started right off by saying a boy alright, alright
 of Holy Trinity Cathedral gave the church No admission charged offering the entrance of the church and which would be used for purchase of music part the Mesdams Jenne Oliver sader obrook and Fedon Misses Peterson eacham NIyhr Messrs Policy Stewart Davis Hall Fisher
 would raised February unless dphthea relay of dog teams with
 Mrs Policy the installation of officers of Rebkah the previous night Among those Charles w Carter Mrs Alice Laughlin, Mrs Nj Logergren B.. Kirk
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LOOK and LEARN zy c. GORDON

-T, . E51sTId 1- Ms What name is given object surfaces? F. 2 French flag? ass# suspending sword his head swallowed oyster"? 5 Wherei s Old Town?
 ANSWERS:
 l. Eikosagon
 2. Blue, white, and red 3. Donysius.
 4 of England. 5.
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Washington Merry
 Go-Round

(Conttnued from Page Ohe)
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Weather report: High, 20; low, IT. cloudy.
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the quarantine Nome would be raised February dphtheria reported relay of dog eam he trail with
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Tjeers Rated Fits!

IIcrr IS thcTiEor>' rating winch
r7vc -rrm first place
Hero are point totals. Detroit
J---+l.-A~ep York leS- Rnston lAA-
s Louis 1877. Washington 100
-t-frvFf7rrt i.--e.t, - ff1rr1rr r, Ptttt-
aiclphia ll5.
Interesting il j. that the top
three clubs - Tigers, Yankees
and Red SoN--in DreeS' pitching
ratings are the leading trio i'm
the standings. However, ~.
Louis pitching is better than
It's gsmeE won and lost stand
ings
-rJ-rr-- " ---titt tr-ttttt't-S
However tbc pitching M The
.tlaistIcians findings indicates
pretty cCn,raIIy cub : position
in the championship race Which
t. l-l---l>r--. As u should he. Since
pitching Is ihC-mOSt important
C.u5rtmcnl of the game
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Trout. 3O To-day.
Vows aO Wipl More

Trout'S next start will be againR
tho Athletics IN the first game ~
duubiC-headCr Al BriggS StadiuT
Sunday.
incidentally. Harold d New
houSer year ago had won
games and lost five. lie hat
chalked up II wins against fouI
losses this year. Chuck IloStetleC
only Tiger hitting over BOG 4
year ago had an average Of sos
Among Tigers. Jimmy OUTLAW
was runner-up with .290. Pinky
higgins had a mark Of .2S4 ana
Adjo Mayo 269. Bob Swif'I
marx was 26i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

He rang the fellows the sports desksthe guys who
mad written about his grdirou exploits said
Now, don't want my the paper. hut do
to say hello IIov'N things"
lie did however tell his old buddies De pleased with
his duties in naval intelligence
Under questioning. 'c Wizzr admitted he had been
busy to become bored He admitted he had lot,
added he ddn want 90 talk about What wanted 10
was see his old cronlcs lie hurried down eating
place of hs coleg9t, days Denver and Saw the boys
And tonight The boys shaking heads in Won
dermcnt puzzled what great roc the Wmzzcr might achieve
next
One thing they "el. certain about bc1 achieve it with
great mod asty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Paul DIZZY Trout of tho IT.
gers. today on his 2uih birthday.
mas 2 0cSSdEC.
Here " iSa
Some people start their
lives at 80. am starting mine
NJ 80. That means from nov
on I. Paul Howard Trout Of the
Sandcut lind TroutS, will win
p lot more games.
Trout. who has record OF
seven wins against eight losses.
had bagged eight and dropped
eight a year ago. As Tigaf fenS
know. he rolled mp ~
before the end of tho I.
son.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
XOIIEler Ten
Plays Here

Iollner Of r. Wayne. Ind.
-runnrrup -trr-tt1o' national SOftbalI
tourney -fH>terat, will play East
Side Sports in the Softhall feature
AZ Mack Park tomorrow night
-Znllnrr is here compete in the
national industrial meet. starting
sunday
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Navy Gets ; Grid
Stars From Colleges

ANNAPOLIS. Juno 80 DuTD-
Football hopes of NaNt-hnrmcd
to-day when il Wa>- anpuunrcd
three college hacNlcd star, Of
last season. Robert ifoCrn~ch-
mcyor Of Indiana Tony MiursT OF
Pennsylvania and Robert Kelly
ol Nolre Uamc would hc eligible
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
HoMt RINS
RI
NGWIlOuIS0r 4 Short
ei Tanning 100 Foes

Cullenbinc aud Richards were
the Tigers who reached first
" hen terrell missed third
strikes. Richard, scored i'm the
seventh after reaching first IN
this fashion. But he engaged in
verbal iou>t With Jones when
the umpire failed To- get ont ~
the WAY and the Tiger catcher
Collided with him ~ first. Jones
WAS standing on the foul Iinc
directly hack oi first when
Richards came tearing across.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Bob Tales
President Truman Has
'KnothoIe Spirit
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

HERE AND THERE ABOUT.
THE COUNTRY:
Jimmy Councilman, at the mo-I
ment an avid student OF the Greek,
drama COR why heaven only knows,
is a friend of President Truman.
who, in case you didn't know, is
a red-hot baseball fan.
He passes along the yarn abo,'
the President stopping by IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
SPOOKIES CREN

SpookIc'> crew viii hc made up
OF Ted Noack. Lew Ha>knS, Man
son Carpenter Al -F3dEt- -ttHd Cap
Johnson. SpooiIc made a good
showing with pickup crew In
the Toledo Yacht Clubs Mills
Trophy race last weekend
She stopped over for the race
cu route 10 Detroit from The East
and her crew had sailed her all
the night before lu get to Toledo
on time
BILGEN ASH: All classes in
the BDC regatta except the
catboatS will start and finish i'm
Lake St iair The catA-Mill
traverse small triangle I'm the
lake, rcCroSS the starting line
and romp down to the finish At
the Boat Club .. Dick NcNinS
il joining Rob \reSlcN's crew
on the schooner kittiWakc tor
MaCkinac 49,. \ prominent skip
per brought his compass tu
Chick Stodgcll to hc adjusted,
Elmo MURINE star boat. Fin
won the DRIFT 40 ihc Crescent
sail Yacht Club last nctt
Dick Miller >nc5krd rn ahead
OF NcrNl AmU, Saxon with
Elect S'a and Frcati, Run
nels Pest finished ID lee ahead
Of AIcN AIIafd>rc., Hustle
while Dick Faulkner with odd
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
He's s Mad

ST. LOUIS. June 2@ DUPl -
Shor,Stop Joe BulsS of the New
york Yankees announced today
thai he would retire from the
Caco rather than GO 10 the Yam
krc~ Kansas City farm club even
on q 2i-hour recall option
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
SpOr
Statistics Reved
Value Of Pjtchino
By LEo MNCDoNELL

Donald II. DrcrS, a statistical
minded young sports writer m 81.
Louis. recently came up with Am
ingenious point system revealing
tho value of pitching IN the hIg
leagues
His conclusions showed the
Tigers topS in pitching, achieve
mcntS which. ot course, were
able 10 boost comparatively
light hitting club into first
place.
As basis tor ms findings
praes touh 10 games in each of
which The number ot hits yielded
hy a pitcher were less than eight.
.ff-iaat,,4 s-Rte>- constituted IS
per cent ol 39I played. lie
HWardcd pitcher 10 points tor
. onc-httcr. nine for a two-hitter
and So on Gown the line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Mack S Oeft With Bo.Bo

Connie Mack denies stories
that he WAS on the verge ~
putting Bn-Bo NevSnm on the
train for HartSNille, y {, be
cause Buck was too ample
around the midrifi. Bo-Bo now
realizes he made mistAk. do
ing his spring training ~ home.
Says he was just kidding him
self.
old Connie. In his cute Uav,
II taking care of Bo-Bo. He let
him stay the full nine Innings
the other day although Buck
WAS getting hit hard. Mack hg-
ureS the extra work viii take
of the extra weight.
But II Phil Marrhildon gets
back the form ne had before
he went into the Canadian Air
Force and became prisoner ~
war Tn Germany. Buck had bet
ter get the winning habit.
Pete Gray. one-armcd Brownie
muSr rC TafTT - TaSc-
ball Ambassador Of Good VIII IN
the 80 ! bracket this year. lie
q real guy Listen -
NO ! don't think I've madt
suud vet, 4" nc sayS Butt haXeN
PLAYED i'm Yankee Stadium. A. a
Md ! used Ia dream AZ playing
there some day And my
"A
II WAS their first big league
game That ambition is
realized Now I want 10 hit =
big league h me run.
wouldn't feel bad " they sent
me back to the minors after '
had hit that home run w
would be something To look -
back eft during thn-rest oi nv
lifetime.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
a SMgN Of NHOdcSly
w 4IZZER 4 HERO
ONEBQNIKER HlI=L

WELLINGTON Colo, June 20 ms MIR and Mrs. A. A.
White d wellington sUrTs5d today on caTnTuE 5T SOL
It, Byron 'Whizzr White, former aHAmcrca and Detroit
football PLAYER and Rhodes scholar navy hero,
Wh2zcr. who had completed -lurouGh home
Bunker Hill flaming
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Then 2Sl bet'ercd by one
stroke the total turned m 10y
Sammy Byrd Of Detroit and Bob
Cochran. jug closed out his days
chorc with an lS-foot putt on
the eighteenth carpet from back
ol a bunker
Byrd was one over par for the
distance with a Y and II. while
CoChran'S contribution was 10
= l42 which gave him the low
amateur score for the two days
play
Byron Nelson. golf> big money
-AN4HH.4i- ---i444 tt-tt4 Ghte-++3- iEsv5tif-
.ol Chicago won the pro-scnior
utlc with an aggregate of 295.
Nelson shot 1865. Evans had
19-7J.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
SCORE ROTH

Gift led off with bus homer
Ted Binks followed with q single"
and raced 10 third when GIL
Torres also singled When Rick
Ferrcll singled. B,nks scored At
this mncture Ncwhouecr settled
down and forced Wolf 10 INT into
= double play and George Case
To fou, out 10 Rudy York
In the other innings no Scnd-
tor got aS far a> second base.
To the marker rackcd UP by
MAYO WltA-ht--frurUrT-TU Tho first.
The Tigers added TWO runs IN tho
nth. Outlaw beat out a hunt 20
Wolff. Bobby Major scratched .
single of Gifts glove and Rich
ards dumped q single INTO left,
filling the bases with none out.
NcwhoISer forced Richards As
Outlaw scored, and when Webb
came through with . single to
center. Maier scored
Another Tiger counter came
in the seventh With one out
Richards was safe a. first when
Fcrrell let his third strike get
away FOR an error NcWhouSef
sacrificed and again Webb proved
his mcttlc IN clutch with a
single that scored Paul
one more Tiger run was posted
off UlriCh In the eighth. With
one away York singled 10 right
Doc Cramer grounded To Erred
Vaughan for r. second out bat
OUTLAW was not SO easy and
doubled 10 right. scoring York
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Browns Slow Burn

The st LOUIS Browns arc hsvx
4nE a=slen- burn over the fna
the cIHh- get 4eH-t tit--~eFap- ~
Nh4cA- Karl -Seheel White Sex
practice batting pitcher. got
--t-f.f,- fe-tif-A Seems fAeord-
ing 10 the Etr7+rioS that ScAerf,
Il dcft ncedlcr with Shrlll voice.
-gslAe-it tpHt -tna->trenRF < Once
this season he even upset Connie
Mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

"How'S about blurb In Your
column anent the goli tourney
here enclosed clipping"
Long and interesting letter ch
vir1t7
Anyway the enclosed clipping
tells lhc story II seems y prizes
viii be- awarded 20 the leaders
IT 7-7rttr7tf~ t7rtt-ruttrS- 'ift-=stft-
nual Dominion Day invitation
tournament. which may bring 10
cuuicnderS 10 the Sarnia Golf
Club ON Monday July z Il was
announced by W. II. Tenant
chairman of the games committee.
"All entries are supposed Ia
be- in the hands of MIR. Tenant
hN Friday tOdayl June %. or
~ u. (SpeC) Meyers, club pro-
fessional. The entry fee II 50
and post entries will he accepted
~ the starting tee. II j. eN-
pected that the tournament, ~
usual. viii attract numerous
golfers from the Toronto dis
trict. London, Windsor and
other Ontario points and many
parts Of the United states,
notably Michigan
This column sincerely hope,
thcrt VIII hc a hiC turnout ioI
the tournament
oh pshaW. don't mcnlluu H.
Dick glad 10 do d.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

.tomb-but the young lieutenant
never mentioned a word et bis
experiences aboard the carrier
Of living hell. durlns his rGcen1-
sojourn 1T home.
9'hr elder W@titr-S -rt trrtt.-
first news of Nhizzcrs exploits
from an exclusive story written
for international News Service
by Cmdr. ArleigJ A. Thirty
one Knots Burke OK Boulder,
Colo
Cmdr Burke told how
NhizLcr directed tire fighting
parties that helped save the
proud flagship of Vice Ndm.
MitNcher. Whi2zer acted III
the same cool manner that he
galloped To touchdOwns in
the bICktiFtt Ot tUtOTad0
University and Lions football
teams.
lie was one Of three Of.
ficers below deck when the
Bunker Hill was hit. They got
as far as the hangar deck and
found IL little h7+tt-tff h7+tt t+t-ffii t-ffi, =
Cmdr. Burke said. They pitched
i'm and did beautiful Job
Ny >On nv cr talks
much about his experiences. ~
beamcd Ma White
The Whizzcr now is i'm san
Francisco, a7eatttts ttttrtS- of
a new assignment in the Pacific.
When he was home in this
small farm community a few
days ago, the W!rizzer was the
same good. serious minded fel-
low that CoIoradoans knew be-
fore the modest AII-American.
Phi Beta Kappa. Rhodes
scholar, good student Every
one said be was good sailor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

watch a soft
ball game 60
ing on not far
from the White
House He had
not been in Of
flee very long
and II W a $
about the time
organized base
ball was jittery
FOR fear that
War MoblliZa-
tion II Q a d
.IlDnunV Ryrpqs
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

almost lie played her threw the
FIRST three points Of each game and
heat her without LOSING a game.
lie said she just couldn't handle
pace Al all
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
Newhouser S Z Victories
Tops Pitchers in majors
Times Photo
NOR SWIFT @
Nv LEO MACDONELL

WIZ ar dozen NeWhouSer chake5 UP
pitcher pem majors this he has lost
only
4--eel l @4fi+
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

blned with Sgt. Walter Burkemo
10 WIn The pto-amateur champion
ship
jug and Walter had grand
total of 1Sl. with McSpaden post
ing 67. FIVE under par. and a
10 Yesterday. Burkemo. con-
A-la>eeat-llnm the army hospital
Al Cambridge % and playing
With steel brace or 6iS back.
contributed - and Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

once played I'll
Iannc LCnEiCH
caXe her lu and
beat her go
GA Most ten
ms folks dis
e ouutcd the
yarn at the
tOlt
But recently
! q e N con-
frned II. lie
SAID il didn {
happen quite
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
TiIden Says It's True

-AGln4l-L -LEaES-LL Llnurc Az -LACLE
used to hc story going the
rounds m Paris that Blll Tilden
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
jug M(Spdden Is Ready
For His ID Straight Title
SkLTTER wtBB Ss

CHICAGO Juno fTNS) Harold tug1 NcSpadcn of Iulc
defend HsfIetaf e3tefa t4ir
starting today.
jug toured thr Calumet Country tfut in 1 v757y
-n-n with aggrcgan card o l .r-n undr- M
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

You djdn know this 0- did
YOU That Gabby Har'nc'l holds
the record for n long catch lia
.,..t-:Tt;;;S-'---' ---..,-.-s..lQ
fcci from q f.uglh.e oli- la les.
Angeles ,Okat okat m-sbe - :
ffTf= Ft-tf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Navo va, uobhed of his second
hn Of The day when Gift %. the
seventh. stuck out his gl0ved hand
-rd picked p liner out of tho
alaHe Torres turned the same
trihr pu MaIcr in|thc eighth
D,,ruua and Pio;etti VII he
ft, pitchers fpr trc Tigers and
Senators M rho third and final
c7To of rho series ~ Briggs
Srs5wrt today. starting Al 2
q clock.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
OETRoT' sTlMeS

order the United states War
Savings Stamps from YOUR De-
troit Times carrier. Hell de-
liver them ~ your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

- III II u JIMMY COSIELMAN =
Jimmy ByrneS might tell II 10
close shop
The President drew a big crowd
in a hurry. lie was embarrassed
and the secret service men closed
in, suggested he 60 home.
So Truman went back 20 the
White House, dug out A par of
binoculars and watched the game
from one of The windows
lie told Councilman that he saw
a fellow hit home run 100.
There's talk going around
that the All-Star game be
played late IN the summer IN
August somewhere m south
western Germany for the els
who are hungry for something
TuSt IKE that AZ present, YOU
know the All-Star game iS OUT,
an ODT victim
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Harold NewhouSer needs only
four more StrIkeoutS 10 reach the
century mark. IIo famed SIX
Senators yesterday. bringing his
total 20 g6.
NeWhOuSer struck out Clift
twice. hut ON other occasions at
hat the Washington third base
man homered and singled. Ted
Binks also got two Of the >iN
hits Welded by Harold
81 hi~ present pace New WIDus'r
would win more than 80 gsWe~
this Near. IIc won - lakL scas1n
and wound up with The League f,
most valuable player award
York found WOln'S knuckle
hall battling and contributed
tWo. -, the FIVE strikeouts reg
istcred ny The Washington
chuckcr.
u Fsurcu me Senator catcher
frGS Wolf. knuCklef ~ curfl--
i-c q, do 'hc bafters Re le' fVo
NJ them GET away TN hIr for
'rrrrs an third strike.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

He told Councilman that he saw
a fellow hit a home run 100.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

'How'S about blurb In Your
column anent the goli tourney
here enclosed clipping
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30

Cannes behind leader.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-30
BNRp PAIR pa

NII0 a SICpI DIdtt on m
contributed - and Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
COMPANY TROUBLES TOLD

Wilson was bitter in discussing
the situation that resulted in dis
solution which is reported to have
been approved by the stockholders
on Saturday.
I'VE had to keep 325 men on
the pay roll to be sure Of daily
attendance OF $50" he said.
Meanwhile in Washington the
national WLB denied the COM
pany's appeal from Nov. % di-
rective of the regional board deny
ing the company's demand that
the union post a $4,000 surety
bond as guarantee it would live
UP to it's end of the contract. or
dering paid vacations for employees
of FIVE or more years seniority
and continuing maintenance of
union membership.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Hero S Mother
Collects Clothes

The first Of q daily series OF
noon clothing collections is to be
held tomorrow at the USS Nc
Keever, opposite the city hall. by
Mrs. William McKeever of 1879
Stoepel.
She is 10 be the first Of many
notables who will be stationed at
the ship for one hour each day
TO accept clothing contributions
as part of Detroit's effort to
gather two million pounds in the
current drive.
The ship is named after her
son. Seaman &c William Nc
Keever. killed while serving with
the destroyer Reuben James on
north Atlantic convoy duty on
Oct. 81, 1941. Jane Deering, star
of the musical comedy, Irene
at the Masonic Temple. will man
the ship to receive clothin G
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
VISITS FAMILY

Leo is home from Schick Gen
eral Hospital. Clinton, Ia, 10 visit
his wife and three children at his
home at 3211S Annapolis, Wayne
One child, JEANNE, he had never
seen.
Leo grinS about that jaw in
jury.
1T was shrapnel. I didn't
know what hit me. but l woke
up Christmas morning and
there In the field hospital be-
fore me were two fried eggs,
sunny side up. What Christ
mas present! My box from the
wife didn't show up hut the Red
Cross had a lot of things for us.
FLOWN TO ENGLAND
Il was In hospital near
Paris after they brought me
back from the front and then ]
was flown to England.
"After I get out Of the hos
pital: Well, that's up to Uncle
sam. Some day hope to come
back TO the Times and help get
those papers out as I've done
ever since i was kid"
Leo attended Condor School
He went into the army just
year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
Ex-SIaVe Dies at l09

MINNEAPOLIS April 9 tUPl
Henry Mack former Negro
slave and the nations Oldest CNll
War veteran. died last night al
The age OF los.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

by The Detroit Times and
affiliated Hearst newspapers.
In today's contests-one for
the high schools and one for
colleges-these youthful orators
will vie for the honor of COM
peting in the citywide finals, to
be held at IL a. m. tomorrow
in the Union Guardian Build
ing studios of Radio Station
CKLW.
Making their bid for oratorical
fame. these speakers will be in
spired by James Monroe's famous
enunciation, as they scuss
Americas fifth president and the
Monroe Doctrine.
Todays high school competition
was scheduled for 1870 p. m. at
the Durfee intermediate School.
2470 Collingwood. Four senior
high school and three intermediate
school pupils were TO compete for
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10

the respective championships ir
the two groups.
The senior high school com
petitors are:
IVAN EDWARD BARRIS. II,
of 10645 Wayburn. a l2-A stu
dent at DENLY High School.
ELDRED ZOBL, II. of $3.50
Holcomb, a 12-A student at De
La Sale Collegiate.
JERRY RYAN, ". of 106 E
Buena Vista, Highland Park. a
.12-A student at Highland Park
High School.
PHIL AREEDA. IS. of 1743
Appoline, a 10-A student at
Western High School.
The intermediate school con
testants are:
ROBERT f. LEE, Ia, of 1888
Sycamore, a ga student at JEFF
ferson intermediate
SALLY FOSS, IA, of 1s994
CONTINUED on Page 10)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-10
$4,000 Vets Get Jobs

WASHINGTON. April 9 tlNS)
The war manpower commission
announced today that during
February more than 5000 vet
Grams were placed in iohs-l2,7Ss
being physically disabled veterans
of this war