Automotive council statement by George Romney to the Senate war investigating committee on manpower problems and their effect on war production, March 9, 1945

Automotive council statement by George Romney to the Senate war investigating committee on manpower problems and their effect on war production, March 9, 1945

by George W. Romney

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