davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Totals 36 IL "a 13 Totals 351127 s
Batted for Sproull in sixth
I Batted for Hammer in eighth

i
.Batted for Sproul in sixth
Batted for Hammer in eighth.
1Batted for Coffman in ninth.
Batted for Gerheauser in sixth
Philadelphia - Col lO4 O0O-6
Pittsburgh 10l 2O3 O0X-1
Runs = Antonelli, Foxx, Dinges, Man
cuso.., Hammer, Di Maggie, Barnhart,
Handley 90, Dahlgren, Salkeld (2),
0,Brien. Error-Hamner. Runs batted in
Elliott (2(. Wasdell, Mancuso, Barnhart,
Handley (2), Di Maggie a.. Two-base
Home run--Di, Maggie. Stolen bases
Barnhart, Handley, Wasdell, Russell Sac
rihces-Dinges, Barnhart. Double play
Coscarart to Barnhart to Dahlgren. Left
on baseS-Phil ladelphia 6: Pittsburgh, s.
Bases. on balls-Of Gerheauser, 2; off
Sproull, z: off Judd. l. Struck out-By
Sproull, 3: by Gerheauser, 2. Hits-Off
Sproull, in innings; off Judd, 1 in
inning: off Gerheauser. 8 in 6 innings;
, in 5 innings. wild pitches@Judd ~. ).
Passed balls-,salkeld, Mancuso. Winning
pitcher ots - GIIerheauser Losing pitcher =
Ian. Time-2:0S. Attendance-2,69 ,695 paid.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Di Maggio's 4-Run WaIIop
Fails 10 Save PhiIIies
By the Associated Press.

ny t1It HoSUCIdIFU I-ItSS.
PITTSBURGH, June 2.-Vince
Di Maggie hit pinch home run
with the bases loaded today against
his former teammates, the Pirates,
but it wasn't enough as the Bucs
defeated the Phils, 7-6.
1t was Di Maggio's eighth homer
of the season and came in the sixth
with the Phils trailing, AZ. How
ever, two wild pitches by Relief
Pitcher Oscar Judd and an error
gave the Pirates three runs in their
half and the Phillies their sixth
STRAIGHT lost
Evening star., 1945-06-03
SoftboII Opponents Sought

Jefferson Recreation Center's
softball team wants games with any
unlimited outfits. Phone Mike
Tardugno, Jefferson High School,
National 5000.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
Meyer Tokes Golf Title

BALTIMORE, June 2 [P,.-Medal-
ist Eddie Meyer won the Baltimore
city golf championship today by de-
feating defending champion Spen-
Ger Overton oAe up in 10 holes.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
SpftbuII Franchises Open

Several franchises in the Church
YMCA Softball League will be filled
at meeting tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at the Twelfth Street
YMCA.
Evening star., 1945-06-03
10 LinkswomenL Listed
For Journey tuesday

Seventy feminine golfers are
scheduled to play at Kenwood Tues
day in the Glass A section of the
tourney for the Times Herald tro-
ply. Contestants are asked to bring
caddies. The pairings.
Evening star., 1945-06-03

Washington at Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

A typical group came from the
90th Infantry Division. Twenty
three men fell into Nazi hands.
They were recaptured by the
Yanks after only 30-hour
glimpse of life behind the German
lines.
They said that from within Ger
man lines the wehrmacht's con-
fusion was more pronounced than
when viewed from the American
side of the front.
When they were rushed, after
being captured. TO a village for
Interrogation. they were as
founded to see a Nazl checking
their names off on a list which
apparently named the entire per-
sonnel of the Goth Division.
None of the liberated YaHks
saw-ahy-worthwhiie wehrmacht
equipment or reserves in the rear
areas.
One of the liberated Yanks,
Capt. John L. Boccaccio of De.
-troit, said both German civilians
and soldiers behind the lines were
extremely communicative, with
some telling the Americans the
war would soon be over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Sift Food
Shortages

ASHIN TON, March 81
(NS)-The Senate black mar
ket" subcommittee sent kilograms
today TO commissioners and sec
retaries of agriculture Of the AS
states, inviting them to present
their views April 10 and II.
Senator Thomas CD of Okla
homa. chairman of the subcom-
mittee studying the amount and
distribution of the nations food
supplies, said he had asked the
state agriculture officials to send
written statements if they could
not appear personally before the
Senate group.
The subcommittee expects 10
hear more Tuesday about the con-
troversial Canadian beef supply.
Listed as a witness is Ii. Col.
Ralph Olmstead, a WA spokes-
man. who this week told the COM
nittee II was Canadian and not
American officials who blocked
movement OF feportedly plentiful
Canadian cattle into beef-short
United States
He was contradicted by the
Canadian minister of agriculture,
who told the Canadian House of
Commons that Canada wanted 10
divert cattle INTO United States
last fall 10 ease congestion In her
stockyardS but American officials
would not permit IL.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Hazel Parker
Is Boy Of Month

ADRIAN, March 31-Howard
Vincent, II. student at Hazel Park
High School. has been named the
fifth boy-of- -the-month by Fellows
Magazine, published by a non-
profit association of employees Of
the Adrian College press.
Howard was nominated for the
honor by the Detroit Junior Cham
Der OF Commerce in recognition
of his assistance in its Fort street
dormitory project.
When six boys have been
selected. the u. S. Junior c. of C..
viii select a boy-of-the-year who
will be eligible for a full-tuition
scholarship, at some American
college.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area
Detroit

ALLEN. PFC WISELY T-MrS shirley !
AMLs PVT WILLIAM Mrs. Msrtha Z
ANKoNY. PFC ELLIS G Mrs Mary An
kony wife Taylor Township
ARMSTRONG Isl. 1T JAMES E-Jsmsi
z Armstrong sr.. father 1907 IrvinF' Roys
BARAN PFC EDWARD Mrs Ksrmier,
SissP sARKrR Fam PVT TEDDY ttppYY''w u Mrs MARCEL.
" pHFTLEBAucH PFC JANIS -E=NIs@ns.
i'isr srLrz Cpl. WILLIAM Y js.-Mri. Rn,
sEsc sEsc' PFc witLrAM T@Mu P.ulin,
BOYD SGT HOWARD u -Loi, Boyd sis
Il IBsoHssfiNG PFC PFC 1SitIlAM INT, r!.n.
cos ~ Rronsinr wife 1923 Chester Rir
"'isis BFYs PFC EDWARD s-Mrr Hnda Brys
mother Crosse poinis woods
CAMPBELL 7 EBEN E-mn Msr,h, B
ciEPLAx Prc sTANLEy A-Mr, Jos.
cLEMESs PFc ARTHUR J -Mr, Ro.,
coNRApsoN T RIcHARp NJ.
95ciia eoFcofxS fi?i'' ''i9f PIC o JOHN @ sspi ~
Kemp. sister. 7os 7 Grand. Highland Park
-Fs-t--f1tryY- 5ysS CAniIe,d
DHAEN PFC MARCEL p Mn VlrEinis
" p Raem. wife seas Devorshife
DRAPER SGT GEORGE Mrs. ia
Draper wife 2i7s Bslvi1efe
DtjNHAM CPL JOHN - Mrs. Emily
Dunhan mother. 93o7 Mansfield.
ELLIOTT. PVT CHARLES L-Mu ids NJ
Elliott. mother. ise<s Avon.
FALvEY PFC WILLIAM P-Mu. Mar
TalveY mother Isl CoiIngWood
FRENCH SGT sTANbEY-Mu Ruth =
french. wife, 122il Winthrop.
CEDDIsH s SGT JosEPH s-mu. vir.
glnls Ceddlsh. wife iii2s RoHbury.
GOODMAN PIC HYMAN Mrs. BernieS
I Goodman vie 1890 Celysrt
GRIFFITH. s SCI PATRICK NJ. - Jses
r.rIsftE krnt krr 80 DInfr
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
.VetsAskCI0
Job Solution
Detroit Times Washington Bur.ss

WASHINGTON, March 21--
Job prospects of a countless num-
ber- of veterans will be affected,
it was revealed today. by the out
come of discussions now in prog
ress between the Veterans of For
eign Wars and the CIO.
Veterans of Foreign Wars are
seeking labor's agreement TO the
principle that veterans seeking
new jobs should be given seniority
preference based on length Of
military service over nonveterans
also applying for employment.
Labor isn't ready 10 go that
far.
Labor, however, is willing that
after a veteran has obtained a
new job and has completed his
probationary period, he shall be
credited with seniority for time
spent in the armed forces after
Sept. /, 1910
This concession according to
officials of f-the-NF-W;= wiff-be OF
real benefit to veterans after they
obtain employment. placing them
on some parity with co-workers.
but. they contend, it does not help
the veteran seeking a job.
CHICAGO. March 81 INS)-
Representatives of the UAW-CIO
and'the Chicago Dodge plant OF
the Chrysler Corp. will meet next
week 10 write into the unions
contract a clause to protect senior
ity rights OF veterans of World
Wars ! and II.
The decision 10 meet was made
after both management and labor
accused each other of RESPONSE
bility IN not protecting veterans
seniority. rights.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
LEGAL NOTICE

HOME OWNER. LOAN CORPORATION
IN PER CENT BONDS, SERIES NJ
NOTICE OF CALL FOR REDEMPTION
BEFORE MATURITY
To Holders of Home Owners Loan Cor
peration IL per cent bonds. Series NJ,
and Others Concerned.
Public Notice Is hereby given that all
outstanding Home Owners Loan Corpora
tion III per cent bonds OF Series NJ.
ie45-47. dated June !, 1899 are hereby
called for redemption on June !. 1et5,
and will cease TO bear interest on that
date
An offering o, interest bearing obligs-
tions Of the United States will be made
available 10 holders OF the bonds now
called for redemption. concerning which
public announcement vii be made by the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Full information regarding the presenta
tion and surrender Of such Home Owners
Loan Corporation Ia per cent bonds 81
Series NJ for redemption on Jun. ! is45.
is contained In United States Treasury
| Department Circular No $50 relating 10
payment or redemption ~ securities
! HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORAT1ON
ISL JOHN II FAHEY
Federal Home Loan Bank Commissioner
Washington. D. C,
March a. la45.
Approved
| - HENRY MoRGENTHAU. JR
Secretary Of the Treasury
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Hitler Newspapers
Song of Sorrow

LONDON. March 81 GNS)-
Acknowledging the H-ouutIn (
plight OF a doomed Nazi Germany
Hitlers- own newspaper. Noel-
kischer Beobachter. admitted to-
day that
This IL our greatest hour Of
trial IN 1000 years of history"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Y Latin Army Aides
Visit ROUGE Plant

Twenty-Five high ranking Latin
American army officers today
were guests Of the Air Technical
Service Command at an inspection
of the Ford Rouge plant. They
are on tour Of the United States.
The officers represent l3 South
and Central American countries.
They visited Willow Run yester-
day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
PeniciiIin Plot Fails

WASHINGTON, March 81
tINS)-A u. s. customs patrol
has seized a quantity of penicillin
at Laredo, Tex, in what is be-
lieved 10 be the first attempt TO
smuggle the drug out of the
country
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Peril Feared
In Vote Pact
By GEORGE r. BROWN
sr.e,.I % rHK DETRoIr TINIS

WASHINGTON, March 81
Senator Hiram johnson (R) OF
California believes that Premier
Stains demand for three votes
IN the assembly of the proposed
world security organization has
jeopardized the San Francisco
United Nations conference. He
asks for an American protest
against H.
The veteran Republican MEM
Der Q! the Senate foreign rels-
tons committee saw in the Off
cal. If belated. revelations by the
White House Thursday. Of a Sc
cret voting agreement that had
been reached az the Yalta confer
ence of the Big Three the same
issue which largely influenced the
Senate a quarter Of a century ago
TO reject Woodrow Wilson's S
League of Nations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Red Generals Honored

LONDON. March 81 (UP)-
Radio Moscow said today that the
Order of Victory. Russia's highest
military decoration, has been
awarded 10 -Marshals Zhukov,
Konev and Rokossovsky.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Racing Yanks
Free DetrOiter
By PIERRE j. HUSS

WITH THE u. S. THIRD ARMY AT HANAU, March 81
NS-Swift American strides the Reich berang
hundreds Of American soldiers In capves
been in Naz cages only a few hours.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
ARMY PRISONERS
(Interned by Germany }
Detroit

ASSESSOR PVT RICHARD E-Delores
Assessor. sister. sss7 Cooper.
FISHER. PFC WILLIAM H-Mu Lillian
Fisher. mother. oo4 sonoms. Hsis Park
KURAs. PFC STANLEY A-vineent KuI,i.
father. $3.50 81 HsdylR. lR.
LEE. PFC HERMAN E-MrS. Dolores NJ
Lee. wife, Also Lincoln.
MoNHEIr. PVT MAx-MiM Betty Mon
hsit. sister. 1880 Normandy.
-RAuLIsISEFz,-ELIG OFFICER
ANDER E-Mrs. Mary A. Psulisinstl, mother.
PLoURD. PFC. MAURICE A.-Ms. Mary
". Plourd, wife. 1874 Victoria. Lincoln PIX.
SHERMAN, PFC. CECIL w-Mn s.lens
V. sherman wife. 1852 sussex
sHLOM- -sCr-PHILIP- Marion y
shlom, wife 3345 Richton.
zoLroWsKI, $ SGT RAYMOND Airs
NJ. zoltovsh. wife, 6sal Grsndmont.
OutState
BRECHENSER PVT. WILLIAM Mrs
Elizabeth Brechenser mother, DovAgiAe.
BREWER PVT RICHARD A.-Mrs Edith
Brewer. mother, Flint
COATES. PFC. EDWARD E.-Mu. Marie
Coates. wife. Flint,
Toy, SGT. RAYMOND L.-Mts. ADA Foy,
mother. L'Ane. -...
GLowAcKI PVT EDWARD c.-Mn. Lo
retta p. Glowaeki. wife. Saginaw.
JENKINS, Tf3 GEORGE W.-Mrs. liner Jen-
kins. mother, Breckenridge.
LucZYK CPL RAYMOND p.-Aloert n
Luelyk father ManiStee
McPHALL. PVT HARRY J.-MrI Ethel
Winters. mother. Grand Rapids.
NEWcoMB. PVT LLoYp-Mn. Johnnie
NJ. Neweomb, wife Paw Paw
PHILLIPS. PFC. WILLIAM c.-Ms Lois
NJ. Phillips. wife Muskegon,
RUSS. PFC EUGENE v.-Mrs verns Russ,
mother Morley.
sAARI PVT MILO F-Mry Esther A.
Sarri, wife, Trout Greek.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
EXPANSION TOLD
Electric Irons Way

WASHING TON. March 81
1NS) - Approximately 100000
electric irons will be produced in
the second quarter of 1945, WPB
said TODAY,
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

szczYTKO PVT CHESTER AIRS.
Camilla szelytko. mother. GTsnd Rapids-
TAYLOR. SGT. RICHARD A-Mu Dorothy
l. Taylor. wife, Kalamazoo.
vINING SGT. DONALD G.-Mn Mar.
Earet L. vininE. wife, Grass Lake.
WALTERS PVT. HAROLD A.-Mrs. Irene
walters, wife, Beaverton
WAREN. PFC. LAURENCE R.-Mrt. Rose
Warren. mother Midland.
WILSON. PFC RONALD Mrs. Minnie
NJ Wilson, wife, Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
|Hit HouNndinQ
By Inspectors

fldnS 10 spOIlSoT al OiulHdilSc
directed against inspectors from
the board of health, who have
allegedly "hounded' residents of
the area bounded by Myrtle.
Trumbull. Henry and Fourteenth,
were made today by members of
the Property Owners Association.
Seddon Atherton, president,
suggested that the members picket
the board OF health before sub
hitting the proposed ordinance to
the common council 10 show city
officials that residents of the area
would not stand for oppression. "
SUCCESS CITED
He cited the success residents
had when they picketed the city
hall March % as a condemnation
bill was submitted to the common
council in line with the Greenhut
slum clearance plan.
"House-to-house inspections
by the board of health in our
district are made on an average
OF twice a week." Atherton as
serted, with a So charge for
each"
'Tt has degenerated into a
racket and We must stop IL with
force II necessary" he declared.
FIVE PROPOSALS
The ordinance, Atherton said,
would provide:
That seven Inspection depart
ments be consolidated.
. That no inspector be allowed
10 enter the home of a prop
erty owner without the owners
permission unless a copy of a
signed complaint against the
owner were first submitted.
That, once house is in
spected and approved, no further
inspections be made for five
years.
. That inspection violators not
be taken TO the criminal courts,
as they now are, but be made
subjects of civil action.
. That health inspectors be
forced to regard the law when
making house inspections.
EXPANSION TOLD
Atherton claimed the board of
health had expanded into build
ing and plumbing inspections.
Atherton, an attorney. said the
jurisdiction of board of health in
spectors lay in preventing the
spread of infectious diseases
caused by faulty sewage and un-
derground plumbing.
The organization will meet next
Friday in the -AFL Hall, 214l
Trumbull, to pass on the proposed
ordinance and complete plans for
the picketing. Atherton said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

nwnded5 honpe
0fornD III
depame o
kin notified and have kept informed
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
DISCUSS AGREEMENT

The secret agreement by which
the American spokesmen con-
ceded the Soviet demand, on a
basis of equal voting power of
three votes for the United States
was discussed Yesterday at a Ses-
sion OF the American delegation
20 the San Francisco conference.
The delegation will meet again
Tuesday.
There was disclosed a differ
ence of opinion within the delega-
ton. which was divided. -
AS no vote was taken, II was
not revealed at this time even TO
the delegation itself how il would
vote on the proposition at San
Francisco.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

BUSH PVT EDWARD O-Mrs. Bernits
Bush. wife. Greenville
CORNELL. PVT EUGENE-Mu. Mabel
Cornell. mother AlieEsn,
pAMER. PVT, LOUIS M-Frank pamer
pEiKE T GORDON J-Mn Lillian A
DE IXMEY PVT KENNETH E-Mu
.DENEEN, PVT RUSSELL A-MH Myrtle
M peneen' mother. Ca" City
EcKLUNpt Isl. 1t VICTOR mrs.
GEIily EGIsGEF tefvad pyT sERNhPp G fai im cSfs
ELoFsoN, PVT. THERON s-Mu Msy
Eiof'on. wife Grant Rapids.
FOX. T 5 ANTHONY J-An,hony Fox sr .
father. Portland.
| GLADSTONE. & SGT. HAROLD R-Clar-
ence Gladstone. father East Lansing
GOpOsHIAN. PC MIcHAEL-MrE= Flora
CodoshIsn mother. Pontiac
GRAFTON CPL JAMES A c Mrs Clara
Grafton, wife Battle Greek
-GREENWALD- PFC MELVIN P-Mrt Nor.
ma NJ. GreenWaid. wife Cadillac.
HARTMAN PFC SHELDON L.-Mr, Doris
Hartman, mother, Kalamazoo
HICKMAN. SGT. RAYMOND Mrs Cora
B Hickman. mother. Marshall
HIGGINBoTToM PFC CHARLES Ell
mer d HisEinbottom. father. Jackson
HILL. PFC. KENNETH W.--Mrs Edith Hin.
mother. ST Clair.
HoULD PVT. JOHN A.-Mrs Jessie Hould.
mother. Dollar Boy.
HUIzENGA. CPL FLOYD v.-Mrs Audrey
Huhenga wife, Grand Rapids
JOHNSON. PVT KEITH G-Mn Irms J
JOHNSON. wife. Ann Arbor
JONES, PVT. EARL C.-Mrs. Alta I Jones
wife. Oakley.
KNEE. PVT FREDERICK A-Mn Jamer
L Knee wife Monroe
LEE rs DAVID w-Mu Eliza Lee
mother sandusky.
! LENHART PVT HAROLD J-Lsvrene,
Lenhsrt. father Byron Center.
-LIDDIcOAT. I'D 1t PAUL c Henry LID
dieost, father Grand Ledge.
LOTT PVT GERALD H-Mrs Pesh NJ
Lott. mother Lansing
MALLAST, PFC. GEORGE F.-MrS. ThelmI
c Mallast, wife. Mt Clemens
MARSHALL PVT WILLIAM c Mrs. Ar
lens ! Marshall wife Flint
MARTELL, PFC. BURTON F-E. Rabidsau
father Pontiac
MASTERS isT 1T FRED-Ms Wilma c
Masters wife Deerheld
! McNAUGHToN. PFC OTTO JR -Mu
Regina c. McNaughton, mother. Ssult ste
Marie
! MEsKIL. CPL ALBERT Mrs. Helen J
Meskil wife Kalamazoo
MOORE lsT 1T. MAHLoN JR. Mrs. syl-
via Moore wife Anegan.
MORTIMER SGT CHARLES F.-Mrt
Helen J Mortimer wife. Addison
NIEMcHIcK PVT HUBERT Mrs. Anna
Niemehiek mother. wsylsnd.
oeERLE. SGT CHARLES K-Mn Mary
s1sls1n osTEt mo,ssr ,sr s. 5J9iIsRhs IJR4s M, v.,r,
J oneld wife Grand Rapids
PRzYBYLINsKI. CPL .THEoDoRE-Mrs
Dorothy / PRybylinski. wife. Buchanan.
ROACH PFC RUSSELL Mrs Ida
Roach mother. Dsyiseurs
sHEpD PFC HOWARD K-Mu Cora NJ
Shedd mother. Brethren
sKOWRoNsKI SGT WALTER F.
Mrs Evelyn skowronski. wife sprinrport
SPENSERs SCI. SLARENcE G-Mri
STYN I'D 1T WALLACE Jacob A
styn. father Bay City
SWARTZ. PFC HOWARD F.-Mrs. LuIell
SWArtI mother Pontiac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

HApALA. Tfscr. WALTER J.-Louiss v
Aissi. s1ii '1,ss psc sZsI E6rIN kplias NJ, ts,,
'HARRIs." "Pvf. sibNEY-M.. Moin, y
H.TIisI mother, 7ssa Montsrsy. -.
HsSs.i Ss m mother. ssse fdS FsifSi.s v '''' N'i
HODGE PFC RICHARD o-MrS. Mar,
1880 a65Gcf ia 1r sILL r'lo.stS @jon.h Hos.. uae.
Ho5yTEKirR. PVT. LOUIS A-Mn Flor
snee Hou'ekisr' mother. 2oese Roteonmon
KEMTEE sIsGr. ROBERT " Mts
vernA W kemter, vii, 1851 Gteehwsy,
KIFKPATEIcK X <, PFC JOHN E@M,.
Kruger. mother. 1878 Lilnordf'.
o,5.s.s: L.MNoT isT IT 70. sesrsT s,! r5,:s M
LEszczYNskI, SGT HENRY z Mira
Mit nvro,H rts1e'ypss pv4 %9;ss sasi Ss,n'
Saret kyeaue. mother. 1910 Twelve Mile
.-@AbFAETF Pvt -TARcisio -M-Prtmo
;, MARTiNEz PFC LINo-Mn. Ro'. Mar
MATHEWS. SCI Raymond H - Mrs.
f's nAYas Is"Af fv %SfI GILLIAN s2's AfIdqa Sarah
";s.s1 - :s1T ,szc;fs;TsOn Ds5iS0fg a..
NLOAt SfSLl. hlAhAEL A.-MFA. helen
.MoERs. PVT, WILFRED H-Mrb Hattie
Moers. mother. Route 4 Wayne
MORAN PFC JOHN P-Mrs. Martha
Moran mother, 2S5s Carson
r,o,SoI MORGAN is.o Pxf xI,ol, p F-M' Lola Morgan
MORRISON, SGT. WILLIAM J-Mrs
Edith Morrison. mother 6l62 Holcomb
MOSDEN SGT STANLEY J.-Mrs. Helen
Mosden. mother. 3i4i Military.
o'LEARY PFC JOSEPH B-Mrs Betty A
0LeAry wife, l4slo GriEFs
ONEIL PFC. LOUIS Mrs Margaret l.
ONeil. mother 2l37 Holcomo.
PAPER PVT EDWARD-Mrs Martha
Wrooeievski. mother, 6o76 Widman.
RuBINo PFC. NIcK-Mrs. Anna Ruoinc
5l2s Bellevue
SHAPIRO PVT WALTER-MrS clAra sha-
piro. mother. 26se Clements.
TOIA 7 ; SAMUEL J-MrI PetrinA A.
Tola mother, o257 Lakevieu
TROMBLEY PFC MELVIN Mrs Stella
Tromoly, mother, ll744 WilfTed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
ONE AMERICAN VOTE

The American delegation at TIL
United Nations conference vii
have only one vote. which will b,
determined by majority vote o
the delegation.
at seems Incredible" said
Senator Johnson. "that Stain
follow the Old lines of
the League OF Nations and In
xist now upon a different method
of voting than that which we
were led TO believe was accept
able TO all.
TN the old league the Brit
ish attempted to get far
greater number Of votes than
those allotted other nations.
"Of course, the Americans
have no means of ascertaining
how many votes they actually
do take, although IL seems TO
have been agreed upon In secret
that Stain shall have three
votes.
JEOPARDIZES FARLEY
"Of course, this Is wholly at
variance with what we were
originally told. If IL be true,
there can be but one thing that
we can do, that Is TO protest a
greater voting power to Stain
than 10 other countries.
"Of course, this jeopardiZes
the San Francisco conference,
and IL will lead TO endless
trouble there.
THE whole trouble Is in keep
ing 130,O00,0O0 Americans In
the dark.
"I pray God every night that
this conference may give birth
to Just one American who will
pursue what a true American
ought to have, and does have
the endeavor TO follow the
American way and give us an
American voice"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
NAVY MISSING
Detroit

DEC SEAMAN c THADDEUs JOE-Mr
ana Mrs. Joseph Dec parents 5o5s Harold
Outstate
REED SEAMAN { MAx-Mr and Mrs
Donald Vance Reed. parents. Lansing
~~- Saturday. March 81. I945 .~-
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02
Outstate

BLoDGETT PFC ROBERT G.-Mrs Edna
Z Blodgett mother -Sagine~.--s
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Cornell. mother. AlleEan.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-02

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-13

texts and called them nuisances
and what would you be but
one of them? But Runyon. I
said, do not try to make your
self a big old somebody for
turning down the invitation on
this ground because you know
that where they really lost your
business was when Mr.. Daiches
said you was to understand that
travelling across the Atlantic in
wartime is not particularly
comfortable and you remem-
bered your years and also your
experience on an old bucket
called La Rochambeau in World
War l.
1 said to myself, yes, and
what about the ambiguity in
Mr.. Daiches' statement that
your personal expenditures in
Britain. including travelling and
other expenses, should not ex-
ceed Sic per day though it
might be lower unless you en-.
gagged in private entertaiu-
meHt- -saidFRunynn, what
does he mean by that? What
does he mean by private enter
tainment?
Well. said to myself, you
viii just have TO decline the in
-pitation but somebody ought 10
tell Er. Daiches that hereafter
he should always explain more
carefully just who does what to
who and who pays.