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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
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WAYNE UNIVERSITY LETrrRMEN

WAYNE UNIVERSITY LETTERMEN n "a o
schools president asked university
director with complete authority end tho overlapping Il
sports responsibility. and - take steps help
o municipal colleges and uUVerSc, which
tuition could promote its athletic teams
INFLATION . has Chicago Morse pelcl> Boo-raicrs
have upped their minimum, bet from 81. cents TO 81
FREDDIE roX Of tnglnd, jockeys and horse
trainers killed accident
BYRON NELSON Hes slipping Bru HOGAN.
who's $4,000 getting Of
winning much days dld during
because Hogan
battle The pros. incidentally
ing shots in $4,000 Fort Worth C1eX) Open today
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
CAGES LONG ONE

\ minute later The Wings can.
ltalIIed with Roy GmdOlin serving
an interference penalty Eddie
BrIneleau- -SlaEtna-i4ii+ts--1----rr----- -
pass 70 BIZ QuackenhuSh. who in
turn moved the puck 20 Carl LIS
combc who led loose from 50 feet
out Goallo Paul Bibeault never
saw Tho shot as Z -cudeA-apa4s4-s
-t1r tTr OF me cage and
dropped I'm behind ms back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

out Of baseball even if it is only as a unpaid
scout for minor league clubs.
Shorn of the responsibility of direct
ing a big league club, lack -Zellery-se-
tiring general manager of the Tigers,
WiH take on promotion dear to his
heart, the Development of kid players.
Zcller. aided BY Fred LFirpa- -AlaILDrrp-
one time Tiger star pitcher, is going 10 help
establish baseball schools for youngsters a,
Dallas Fort Worth and other Texas cities
The kids will be developed primarily for the
East Texas and Eyangehne leagues. Ieller lives
in Fort Worth.
'It> Job even if | don't get paid far II "
Zeilcr laughed
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

lhS Willingness to demonstrate
his method ON street corners anC
IN hotel lohblnS are perhaps rc'
Suon>.b'p tor thc - crew b a ! J.
allegation
"Pcoplr tell me could adj
vance my system more success
FULLY bN having more poi>c and
dignity" cOrtc-SoS Miller. a
hught-ylcd chIppcr man of 10.
but its just not part Of my
makeup. When | see some enc
violating a cardinal physical
principle Just can't help cor
rccting them"
After working with The Reds
Miller -ay~ their team batting
Average climbed II points tor the
1913 season
"Trchnic In sports j. re-
lativelN unimportant." says
Miller Relaxation j. the key
to success IN sports The re-
hcVe> are 30 per cent faster
when rrh,Atd."
\ trr,e0tIN. Miller. l~ cpthu>cd
over h.- Vl'h~ bowling She has
h..u rrsrNIne lessons from Bill
~fag IEc Detroit Times bowl
-r- school instructor who HIM
,el r,, hrDume convert 10 many
~ ttf1uTS teachings.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Rules Hurt Game
Jake Ma4er Believes Basketball
Has Lost Lot Of Appea
-, CHARLES T.. WARD

Basketball winter sport . New York CITY 8
uSy rival of boxing ana hockey It's appeal 10 mo poe'ara'
conceived ihg idea OF booking
leading college doIbeheadrrS Madison
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
TIGERS OPEN AT HOME

CHICAGO. Dec l3-The De-
ILnii IIgli-- VII open their 9i6
season against ST Louis at Briggs
Stadium, April l6. il was an
uounced here Yesterday The
Tigers then viii go 10 Cleveland
10 help the Indians open their
home campaign
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Iellcr laughed

With Jack G. Robinson a, Montreal '5c
Brooklyn Dodgers IS not the only big league
club with a Negro player in It's chain
Bakersfield, in the California State League
now controlled by the Cleveland Indians. also
has a colored player.
Lou Boudreau the Indians manager.
still aiiing from a cracked shin bone, utH
undertake diathermy treatments this
tUinter. Cleveland scribes insist If Bou-
dreou had not been injured the Indians
DouId haze giUen the Tigers battle for
the championship.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

auy uDusuarcrmsl bad crowded as
maag interesting 1Hd sensational events
into uaa lifetime as k.ga.lcn.
Damon Runyon once wrote hat
Jim kileallen was an editors dream
reporter" Truly this can be no
eNaggeratiOn.
Lets stray from sports for the
moment and go along with kilgallcn.
Although now ST. khgallen OF ms
is still flashing lead stories and he has
the distinction of having covered more
big stories than any ncwspapcrman IN
America
Jim IVaS reporting back IN
the days phen Ty Cobb Wds in
his prine. He UaS on the Chicago
Tribune When Big Ed WaIsh
uOas pitching star for the White
ng editor of the Indianapolis Daily
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
NewIY-Signed Tiger Pitcher
Hailed as Another Trucks
Sports
BY LEO MACDONELL

It is revealed the Brooklyn Dodgers as well
as the Browns were hot after Louis Kretlow,
the 22-year-old right-hander whom the Tigers
signed here
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

\ committee Of the Baseball
Writers Association of America
appeared before the major
league meetings yesterday and
complained about unSanitary
and otherwise working" condi-
tion> at Spr rtSman's Park, ~.
Louis: Grinith Stadium. Wash
ington: Yankee Stadium, New
York; ComlSkey Park. Chicago,
and both Cleveland fields.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
Scratches
GtIT>TRtAM

weather clear track 'sd
Post l.l5 N. tDetgit Time
First Race-Dective
second RAce-Dsme Yrlk Sly Manner
Touch OF line smooth GsIIup
THIRD RAcr-Witty Jean R0gicyile Al.
cres Kay. Della NJ Blentars, Miss Rrcs-
ewes
Fourth Rscc-Miguelito Cucrryton which
acc Two Timer
FiNh RRce-RuI shot.
sixth Race-tn incoming
seventh Rsce-Don DCvi'1 Vsnsn b'le
t.|ss
ei-Nth Race B'enco Ebony Moon KID
s.s Image Haunt Mont
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

Sor He managing editor OF the Indianapolis DAILY
Times rUheu DOME Bush heading otOard the glory
road.
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Ar FAIR GROU>ps

Nr FAIR GROU>ps
weather cloudy trsct -ai
Post 30 m Detroit tiWcl
F..,- Racc-Border Noiuair
second Race wise Decision over Head
-rs R-lsNVoud Boy Disa.ss F4sl'
Tasting WAYS
Fourth Raee-Fred Cody Frse BOY ~'ei
Pie kabo. Always Flying VI tiHa clown.
FIfth RaCe-Btu tiui Bct'N Q4rrn
sixth Rarc-Ngs'bula, Na.ai'la
Seventh Rscc-~ubduc
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

The annual all->tar game.
after years lapse. will he
resumed at FenWaY Park,
Boston, on July g.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14
b@za:!:A'l::':1: Z e:
w Sports Edtos

lanes /. KHgdileH
called Dream Reporter


ID was one of those mellow nights for rmiuiscng and
se cupred an Elmer SLIM MCCeand. Dad Butler
and Jim salcn turned back the years and talked on
almost every subject imaginable
AZ The end OF the session found myself wondering y ever
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

Il was cinch Jack Zellct wouiu, stay
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

out Of baseball even if it is only a
scout for minor league clubs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-14

missed connections
Evening star., 1945-07-22
State Societies

Two State societies are planning
al fresco events, the Georgia State
Society having arranged a moonlight
cruise down the Potomac River to-
morrow evening and the South Da-
kota State Society Its annual picnic
for Sunday, July 20.
Members Of the Georgia Society
and their guests will sail from the
Seventh Street Wharf at 8 O'Clock
and will 60 as far as Marshall Hall
and return by midnight. Repre-
sentative Sidney Camp. Mrs. ], w
Thurston, Mrs. Betty Bower Mitch
ell and Mrs. H. F. Buchholtz have
charge of tickets, but they also may
be had at the boat tomorrow eve-
ming.
The picnic Of the South Dakota
Evening star., 1945-07-22

the summer in Atlantic City at the
Strand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D. kaufman
left Friday to Join Warrington
friends At Mooselookmesuntic. Me-,
where they win remain until Sep
Itember.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith and her
granddaughter, Mrs. Herman Neu-
gass, are spending the rest Of the
summer at Summit Springs Hotel,
Summit, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Nordlinger are
summering In Deal, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Nathan are
vacationing in Wernersville, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Pellman
have left for California to visit the
latter's mother, Mrs. I. s. Miller,
lin North Hollywood.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Away for Summer

Mrs. Morris Cafritz and her chill
|dren have gone to Atlantic City,
where she and Mr.. Cafritz have
taken q house for the summer. Mrs.
Cafritz and the younger members
Of the family were accompanied by
her mother. Mrs. Lily Detre, and
Mr.. Cafritz will join them frequent
ly for brief visits.
Mrs. Sol Keyser and Mrs. A. Bac-
kus have gone to Atlantic City,
where they are staying at the Chal-
fonte for the rest of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Grosner,
with their daughters, Gerry and
Sue, are spending the remainder of
Evening star., 1945-07-22

| group will get under way at Q o'clock
July 20 In Rock Greek Park, In area
20, at the Sixteenth street and Colo
RADIO avenue entrance. Members
and guests are asked to take their
own picnic lunches and suppers.
Diamond No. viii be the scene OF
softball playing. Following the pic
mic there will be q drawing for a
Victory Bond.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
Returns From Resort

Mrs. Helen Marie Selby Herr
mann has returned to her home in
Chevy Chase following a visit of
several weeks in Cape May. Miss
Joy Dolores Hermann, daughter OF
Mrs. Hermann, the former Mrs
Helen Marie Selby Bralove, who will
be graduated next June from the
National Cathedral School for Girls
is a senior counselor for the sum-
mer months at Camp Sequoya, Bris-
tol, Va.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
A nniversary Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Lawson lines
gave q reception to celebrate the
first anniversary of their marriage,
Wednesday. entertaining in their
home on Courtland place. Miss Nc
Call Henderson, daughter Of Mrs.
lines, Mrs. Charlie Campbell Mccall
and Miss Caroline Clark assisted
in receiving the 100 or more guests.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

lar facials. It is Face-Molding and
Muscle Building. He also removes
pimples, blotches, lines and eye
pufiness. P. s. Beauty Hint: When
giving yourself a facial, always
remember to rub downward. BY
rubbing up. you rub lines from your
tummy to your face. 612 18th ST.
NV. Phone Ma. 8014.
&C. Al LII THE WORLDS A
S T A @ e and
woman sets i'll" That's why jewelry
can make" a costume. CHARLES
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Home on FMrI0ughs

Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Meyer have visit
ing them in their new apartment in
Silver Spring their son, Teddy
Meyer, who is in the United States
Coast Guard.
Pfc. Sidney Seidenman is spending
a 30-day furlough with his parents,
after seeing action overseas for the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Steinem have
with them their son, Mr.. Everett
Steinem. U. s. A., who is on fur
lough from overseas.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
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fully cors e t e d. If
you're anxious to look
slim and svelte - to
take inches as well as
years of your figure,
try the new Charmode
all : in one, number
1904. It's also called
the "Nu-Bac" and
has just arrived at
CHsAnc ~
Evening star., 1945-07-22

satin with synthetic elastic inserts
and sid1 panels. it has a talon
fastened side. The uplift bust OF
lace and satin is very figure fiat
tering. This is . lightweight gar
ment for summer. comes in sizes
SO to 40, and Is priced at $40. Try
it on In delicious ir-conditioned
comfort. There are trained cor
setieres on hand to help you in all
three stores. 45o0 Wisconsin Ave-
nue NV oil Bladensburg Road
NE. $500 Wilson Blvd. in Arling-
ton, Va. Free parking at al times.
Evening star., 1945-07-22
S.T-R.E.T.C.H


Your kitten on the keorth
has the right idea. Uninhibitsd
by the ruIes of deeerum, she
s-t-rs-t-c-h-s-s After a
snooxs she stretches comfort
ably fore and aft, digging her
claws into your best rug, and
INDUCES in Q seul-sctisfyins
yown. .s@s.
And Pussy, IKE all Fslisss,
is famous for her sFaes. The
wise Old sirI has stretched her
woy to relaxotion and supple
ness.
To-day, wise young women
exercise for suppIensss and
literally stretch their way to
sroes and poise. II needn't be
dull. It's stimulating, exhiIs-
rotins. and will make you feel
younger and peppier.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

1S%sAA IA 4A6 AAN
f1attering raincoat.
The Women's De-
partment Of the
Y o UN @ M E NJ s
SHOP has an excep-
tionally fine collec-
tion, of better rain
coats, priced from
$685. to $35. Feath-
erweight poplin, taft
Eo@o -n1nv<5f~n A~I
Evening star., 1945-07-22

" U IIy CTdILGU
and set, you'll have to look twice to
make certain they're really set with
synthetic rubies, emeralds and
sapphires. 1905 r STREET NV.
ME. 0060.
I" DRESS UP YOUR SUIT
-. with q frilly, nat
tering, feminine blouse. L. FRANK
COMPANY has Just received
Evening star., 1945-07-22

AliEo aAiN rhSA~
ness do o dis
a appearing acts
Mr. Gardiner.
who heads the
b e A U T Y
G L &c at
HEPNER'S has
peri c C t e d a
method differ
@pt from ra0fI-
Evening star., 1945-07-22

lig tfully air.
cooled HEADS Of
CONN. AVE. Then
the skilled hair
styiists Will give
you a new lift In
to summer with a
new air : cooled
haircut, a wonder
full Cold Wave
permanent. and the
Evening star., 1945-07-22

go for luncheon, dinner and late
supper. The huge restaurant oc-
cupies two large buildings in the
same block-and Is entirely air
conditioned for your comfort.
There are dining rooms Of every
size to accommodate any number
in your party. 1921 and 1207 z st.
" YoUR STOCKINGS
ARE WORTH A
DARN =. so II they've developed
q run or q snag, take them to the
Evening star., 1945-07-22

in Washington.
1t m e ans a
series Of trips
to O. DON =
NEIL'S s E A
GRILL for the
most delicious
S e a I ds in
season. You can
Evening star., 1945-07-22

shoulders. Let her
design and custom
make q dress for
you--in her cool,
airy Georgetown
shop. And you
can have a hat
made to match 1t,
too. At the mo-
ment, there's q sale
a. ~-~r~~~A
Evening star., 1945-07-22

lace. Lace insertion also trims
the short sleeves. and a cluster
pearl button is its only ornament.
Priced at 5000. F ST. at 18th.
" STAYING AT HoME7"
Most of us are, this
summer. But here's show" for q
comfortable and enjoyable summer
Evening star., 1945-07-22

beauty " h ! C h
you'n enjoy wear
ing for cocktails
and dress. I've OF
soft white sheer,
it has a high
round neckline,
closed with a
fiuny, lovely
jabot, enhanced
with an insert of
Evening star., 1945-07-22

m e n ts that
are unmistak-
a b ly B BE-
WOOD These
fine engraEers
and stationers
achieve this
by the fine
combination of
skillful work
manship in
engraving and
Evening star., 1945-07-22

chic ready-made dresses. LA
FAUNCE SHOP, 1855 Wisconsin
Avenue. HO. 3057.
/" 7 EFT 1T RArNl Let it
potrl . Old Jupe
Pluvius won't danipen your spirits
II you wear q beautiful figure
Evening star., 1945-07-22

SCHWARTZ q
SON now boast
one Of the most
glorious collec-
tons of re al
and costum G
jewelry . pieces
you've seen Illus
trated in Vogue
and Harper's Ba-
zaar d.. so beau
a ! q - IL. I'LL
Evening star., 1945-07-22

/" FACE TIL" When muscles
fail to function, lines
and says appear. But by restoring
muscles TO o normal condition.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

reducing ana
body toning
course. Use
Of 10 spot
r e d u c In 6
m a C h | n e S
and invigor-
ating shower,
10 tim c S,
$3.50. Ex-
Evening star., 1945-07-22

most flattering
hair-do you've ever had. Make
an appointment tomorrow :.
and really enjoy the rest Of your
Washington summer. In town
salon: 1923 CONN. AVENUE NV.
Phone DE. SSH. Bethesda salon:
7248 Wisconsin Avenue NV. Phone
OIL. 1216.
6 TIE CORSET DEPART
MENT AT SEARS Is
the rallying ground for women who
insist on being properly and skill
Evening star., 1945-07-22

cleaning satiny finishes. Belted
trench coats, drawstring models.
straight coats, some with inset
belts and removable hoods. 1919
F ST. NV.
+" THE WHITE IDEA Is
THE RIGHT IDEA"
There's nothing like pair Of
beautiful white shoes to dress up
Evening star., 1945-07-22

lcct AlcS you U
like to ave.
R q D UCEvAC"
is q me t h o d
which will scien-
tific ally take
p ou n ds an d
inches from your
h ips waistline.
and thighs
without diet,
drugs or exercise.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

weaving. 6I3 18th ST. NV.
/" MOST LIKELY YOU'RE
NOT FAT" But per-
haps a little extra flesh here and
there robs your figure of the per-
Evening star., 1945-07-22

Simply lie in q relaxed position
while vacuum cups magically spot
reduce your fieshy spots. Add to
this the Inundated Heat Treat
ments, plus steam cabinet and
massage -and watch your weight
come down. Ten complete treat
ments, only $2T.50. 1022 18th ST.
NV. Phone RE. 1746. 3oo9 14th
ST. NV. Phone Hc. o166.
6 YoUR CLOTH ES
SEARCH can start
and end at BRESLAU, the friendly
shop. Delightfully."- and health
Evening star., 1945-07-22

ercises, ring-rollers, steam bath
and shower, 20 times. s25. Ten
half-hour Swedish messages with
steam cabinet and lamp, s35.
Washington's largest, most mod
ern health club. 1929 r ST. Ma.
1855,
Evening star., 1945-07-22
6lRqyyg0wx
- H4khNe

U ETTIEL SMYTH Is "A
DESIGNING YOUNG
WOMAN" and knows that the
secret Of . good dress lies In It's
Evening star., 1945-07-22
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become a IaSlllOn
or Photographic
model? THELMA
DOYLE is already
busy enrolling
career - minded
girls for fall. It's
q on d e r full
course and you
get individual In
struction. Com
or evening, only
AVE. Phone DU.
Evening star., 1945-07-22

. i II LOS CUM
PANY and have
them made whole
again. The skilled
weayers also eradi-
cate cigaret burns,
moth holes and
snags from your
woolen, silk or linen
clothing via q
method called I'm
xx,aa xyiy,0 Ef1 J0fN
Evening star., 1945-07-22

engraving ana
papers of exquisite quality. And
thus give you that perfection Of
detail that unmistakably compli-
ments your own good taste. Orders
completed in ten days. 1877 G
STREET NV.
I" NOW is THE TIME for
all smart girls to come
to the aid of their careersl" Think
ahead to fall. Would you like to
Evening star., 1945-07-22
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i" TINE CANNOT w1THER.
nor custom stale"
the charm and perfection of we'd
ding invitations and announce
Evening star., 1945-07-22
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JET YOUR HEADS to
GETHER OVER THIS" :"
First Of all you can give the wealth.
erman the cold shoulder in the de-
Evening star., 1945-07-22

i u 4 dh-
conditioned .
it is q Joy
to try on the
lovely dress
es that catch
your eve
And If you
need assist
ance In your
. . le ctions,
ask for "Su
Evening star., 1945-07-22

q summer costume.
And ROSS SATURN
has an enormous selec-
ton of them for
sports, street, casual
and dress wear and
for girls in uniform.
Sizes 8 to 10, widths
AAAA to c, priced
from $8.95 up. Open
daily from o TO 8;
to 8, and all day
hop in air conditioned
% CONN. AVE. DU.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
You Won't Believe
me But | Just Went
Out For Fresh Air

You won't believe me but Just
went out for fresh air." That was
the amazing explanation given 20.
lice by a Is year old boy Friday
night when he was caught on a
narrow. icy ledge at city hall after
having been put in the detention
room on charges OF speeding and
disorderly conduct.
The boy was discovered by the
turn key. on the extremely narrow
ledge, which is just below the level
OF the second floor windows. The
boy had been drinking prior to his
arrest, but still was able to balance
himself in the darkness. a feat
which still causes the police TO
shake their heads In wonder.
The boy reached the second
floor by coming down the fire es-
cape. entered the municipal court
rooms, then returned to the ledge
when he was unable TO get out
through the door. lie passed a fire
escape which would have enabled
him 10 reach the ground. apparent
ly not seeing 1t in the dark. Police
rushed to the city hall and recap.
tured the boy. Police took him
to the county detention home, Ann
Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
City Charter
Plans Made

Charter revision committee en-.
dorsed the first candidates who
have agreed TO run for the office
Of Charter Revision Commission in
a meeting Friday evening at 7:45,
in the Board OF Commerce build
ing The people who have agreed
to run are, George Veins, w. F.
Bassett, F. h. Mckay. II. y. WILDER,
+. r. Schill Alex Seedorff Richard
Eckert, Mrs. Laura Henry, Mrs
Paul Ehman. Fred Greenstreet. l..
NJ Thomas. d. T. Quirk, S. F.. Fag.
erstrom, Matt Max and, Ray Bur
rell.
The committee discussed the
forming OF an education campaign
for promotion OF charter revision.
II was decided TO leave the cam.
paign to the steering committee to
make plans for its organization.
Those attending the meeting
we're II. 4. WILDER who presided
at the meeting. James Mohler, who
read the minutes OF the last meet
ing. Creston Myers. Richard Eckert,
George Handy. James Breakey,
Mrs. II. T.. WILDER. l.. A. Butler.
Alex Seedorff. f. r. Schill and Her
bert Francois.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
See WEATHER-Page
Bill
Path Rough

Washington. Feb. 3-UP-Propo-
sails OF House Republicans threat
ened today to put obstacles in the
smooth path being prepared by
Democratic leaders for passage of
the George bill to divorce the Com
merce Department and the FEEDER
al Loan Agency.
IT was disclosed that Republican
leaders were ready TO back a ser
les of amendments being draft
ed by Rep. Jesse p. Wolcott. r..
Mich, ranking minority member. OF
tho banking and currency commit
tee. to broaden the detectives OF
the Senate-approyed George bill.
The Senate passed the measure
Tuesday, in accordance with the
strategy OF Henry A. Wallace's
supporters, before agreeing to post
pone until March consideration
OF Wallace's nomination as secre-
tary of Commerce. Wallace op-
ponents are determined to keep
control OF the Reconstruction Fl.
nance Corp. out Of his hands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03


Returning veterans of Washte-
nav County who are having trou-
Bile adjusting themselves to civil
liam life can get free help from the
newly established clinic for vet
Grams at the University OF Michi-
gan Hospital.
Just started the clinic Is spon-
sored Jointly by the Michigan So
ciety OF Neurologists and Psycholo-
gists. the Office OF Veterans Affairs
and the State Hospital Commission.
The stan is composed OF members
OF the NeuropsychIatric Depart,
ment OF the University Hospital.
the Ypslianti State Hospital and
several Ann Arbor doctors All
give their time voluntarily and no
charge Is made to the service men.
Space is loaned by the University
and the State ONCE OF Veterans
Affairs is furnishing the equipment.
THE purpose OF the clinic" &C
cording TO Dr. Raymond Waggoner.
rs 10 provide psychological treat
ment for returning service men and
women. Such treatment, where
needed. should aid them in their
occupational and social re-adjust-
ment."
Veterans who wish to avail them.
selves OF the service should apply
through their county councils on
veterans affairs These men will
arrange an appointment for the
veteran at the clinic which is open
Tuesday and Thursday from 1880
TO $3.50. In Washtenaw County the
chairman OF the veterans councils
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-03
One Killed, One
Hurt in Crash

Detroit. Feb. 3-AP-One flyer
was killed and second injured
Friday night when a four-engined
bomber crashed as II was taking
off from Romulus Field. Mich.
Army officers announced Friday
night.
The dead flyer is lst 1t. John J.
Dillon. q. OF (SS19 South Justine
ST. Chicago. His wife. Mrs. Lois
Dillon, resides at (2i623 Michigan
Ave) Dearborn, Mich.
Col. l.. Ponton De Arce. com.
handing officer of the Third Ferry
ing Group. identified the injured
man as LIST 1t. Bruce F. Jones Of
Buffalo, n. Y. and said Jones was
serving as an instructor. Five
ether occupants Of the plane es-
capped injury in the crash, Army
authorities said the cause OF the
crash was undetermined.