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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
GEN. PATTON

GEN. PATTUN palluo-
suotas is Bavarijos valdy-
toto pareigu, nes jis leides
uzinti administrators vie
tas buvusiems naziams. Ar
Ameril1ai buns geriau jei-
GU If po pat Americas ar
mijos nosim Vokietijos sa-
vivaldybese uzims vietas
bolsevikai?
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

80 zUVO. Anglijoje, ne
laimeje ant gelezinkelio uz-
musta 80 zmones, trauki-
niui nuvirtus nuo begiu ir
nusiritus fluO kranto.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Telefono aptarnaut oj al
paskelbe 4 valandu streika
visoje salyje Spaliu 5, kaip
pranesa ju unijos vadia,
Streikas palies 100000
telefonistu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
ITALIJOJE, komunistai

ITALlJOJE, komunistai
smarkiai ruosiasi valdzios
rinkimams, kaip greit So
jungininkai sutvarkys sa-
Il. Daugelyje vietu jie su-
kelia pries-religines riau-
ses. Inlolita diocezijoj ko-
munistai nuzude ketulris
kunigus kurie is sakyklu
skelbe kad katalikai mega
Ii tapti komunistais. Zu-
deikos dar nenubausti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Anglijoje, Bootle, Liver
pool il Birkenhead sustrei-
kavo apie 10000 uostu dar-
bininku If sake neisrodo
kad greitai susitaikys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Popieros ir popiermalkio
industrial sioje salyje rel
kalinga 100000 darbininku.
Gavimui tu darbininku, SUI
Spaliu 8 pradedama vajus
"a valstijose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
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/ ~ lk
. A R b Al
Valdzia Uzina Alieju
ir Gasoline Valyklas

Prez. Truman isleido isa-
kyma uzimti valdzios Ii
MON visas streiku apimtas
gasoline il alieju valyklas,
tikslu paliuosuoti streiko
sutramdyta gasoline plau-
kima Sales reikalams.
Gasoline 'streikas apima
IA valstiju.
Aliejaus valykdu darbi-
ninku unijos vadai (CIO)
sake esq pasirenge isakyti
streikeriams gryzti dirbti,
prisilaikant valdzios ragi-
nimo baigti streika.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

MESOS ir avalu raciona-
vimas sake pasibaigs pirm
Sausio l.
Dideli kiekiai kalkutu
ir vistu priauginti sia va
sara prisides prie mesos
racionavimo baigimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Detroit. - General Mo-
tors Corp. paskelbe jog at
meta automobiliu unijos
(CIO) vadu reikalavima
pakelti darbininkams algas
80 nuos., mes tas reikstu
tokiu nuosimciu pakelima
automobiliu kainu, ir tai
butu ivedimas salyje inflia-
ciios.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Indijoje, Bombay mics
tie, Indusu ir Musulmonu
susikirtimuose pereita sa-
waite uzmusta 26 asmenys.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Remkit Lietuvos karo
nukentejusiems ir pabe-
gelians ruby vaju - ku-
RE patys neturit ka duo
ii prassykit savo kitatau-
ciu kaimynu. Ir jie turi
sirdi labdarybei.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Westinghouse Ele c trio
Corp. baltkalnieriai darbi-
ninkai pradeda gryzti dir
bti. Streikas uzsitesi iris
savaites ir uzdare IA dirb-
tuviu iyairiose Sales daily
Sc, ismetant IS darbu apie
10000 darbininku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
BRITANNIA gaus Ame-

rikoje 5 biliionu dolariu
paskola, kaip pranesimas
is Washingtono sake.
Sovietai nori gauti dar
daugiau - 6 bilijonus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Tarp $4,000 Lenku karei-
viu esanciu -skotijoje da-
roma bandomi balsavimai
patyrimui kick ju noretu
gryzti atgal ] Lenkija.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

. Visoje salyje streiku ap-
imta apie 12O dideliu ir ma
zp dirbtuviu, su apie 4OO,-
900 darbininku. Streikuo-
ia nuo. simtu Xxi keliasde-
sirnts tukstanciu ivairiose
paskirose industrijose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

streikuoja 10000 anglia
kasiu, kurie sudaro trecda-
Ii SALES minkstos ANGLES
gamintoju.
john L. Lewis, maineriu
unijos prezidentas, nieko
aiskaus nepasako, kuomet
viena kasykla po kitos w.
Virginijoj ir Pennsylvania
joj sustoja dirbe.
IS keturiu rytiniu ang-
liakasyklu sriciu uzdraus-
ia isvezti minkstoji anglis,
kur gamyba nukirsta pu-
siau angliakasiu streiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05
Mirgu Marga
Raso Kug chae -eis.
1Dn n,
KIEKVIENA

10
KIEKvIENA ~C;an1o "a ~
konferencija priverssaI'te
kliuva Pabaltijo valstybM ~
sves klausimo. To neisvenW
nei penkiu ministry konferen-
cija Londone. Rusai panoro
priversti Vakaru demokratijas
atiduoti Maskvos policijai Pa
haltijo valstybiu pabegelius Vo-
kietiioje. Demokratijos nepa-
tenkino diktaturos nora, bet
Lietuvos laisves klausimas Wis
tick nebuvo sprendziamas. o
jo neissprendus, pastovios pa
saulines taikos niekad nebus.
MUSU Tarybininkq saukia-
mas kongresas Chicagoje, ma
tyti, sugalvotas rrincipu kuo
toliau nuo Washingtono tue
"smarkesnis" bus tarybininku
balsas.
Visuomene turf teises pasi-
klausti kur tarybininku drasa? :?
Pirma konferencija jie sauke
Pittsburghe, o antra rengia
Chicagoje. Kodel bijoma Wa
shingtono, kur Lietuvos reika-
las vieninteliai bus sprendzia-
mas?
LIETUVIU sukilimas prizes
bolsevikus 1941 Birzelio meme
81 turi savo atgarsiu paste ZEN
klu rinkeju pasaulyje. zemai-
ciu Telsius islaisvinus, Sovie-
tu paste zenkluku dalis buvo
pazymeta antspauda "Laisvi
Telsiai, 19.41.26'', Toxic zen
klukai retenybe, ir rinkejams
pardavinejami po $3.50.
BENDRAS Amerikos Lietu-.
viu Fondas pasalpaf" jau islei-l
des $365,00 Sake, apie $780,
600 is Lietuvos isbegusiu Lie
tuviu praso Fondc pagalbos.
Kittens metams National
War Fund .duos Lietuviu Fon-
dui 100000. Tas parodo kad
musu Fondas rimtai veikia ir
gauna Amerikonu pritarima.
Fondas yra siuntes pasalpos
tiesiai Lietuvon per Russian
War Relief, bet raportu apie
pasalpos gavima il isdalinima
dar nesulauke. Kitais metals
pasalpa Lietuvon bandys siu-
sti per Americas Raudonaji
Kryziq.
SANDARA pasako kodel ta-
rybininku "Amerikos Lietuviu
kongresas" saukiamas Chica-
goje: "Chicaga tapo parinkta
musu kongresui delto kad cia
yra erdvesnes sales ir uztekti-
mai kambariu".
Bolsevikai zada tarybinin-
kams neuzsileisti: jie sauksia
"demokratiniu Amerikos Lie
tuviu kongresa".
KAHN kada ivyks tikras A
merikos Lietuviu Kongresas
Washingtone?
AMEKlkOJE gauta 5-as nu-
meris Lietuviu pabegeliu Vo-
kietijoje laikrascio, Lietuviu
zinynas, kuriame telpa Eltos
pranesimas apie Lietuvos gy-
venima. Sake, zeme apdirba
moterys ir seneliai, talkomis.
Derlius symet esas labai ge-
ras, ir bado pavojus negresias.
Vokietijoje leidziama ir XII
tas laikrastis, Lietuvis, kurio
pirmas numeris isejo Rugpju-
clio 16, 1915.
LlETUVIAT pabegeliai Vo-
kietijoje turf tvirta Wilt SUI
gryzti j Lietuva, kur Rusu ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Virsuje, Eric. Johnston, Va
karu industrialistas, preziden-
tas q. S. Chamber of CONNER
ce, tapo paskirtas filmu indus
triJos sprendeju, j vieta Will
II. Hays.
Apacioje, Edgar L. Warren,
Chicagos srities WLB vadas,
paskirtas vyriausiu darbo san
tikiu sprendeiu. /.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Vidurzemio juroje uzsi-
degus laivui SUI 456 pasa-
zieriais, sake zuvo $50 I'm.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

LlETUVIAI pabegeliai Vo-
kietijoje turf tvirta Wilt SUI
gryzti j Lietuva, kur Rusu ne
bus. Tos vilties j pilna Lietu-
vos islaisvinima nereikia nei
Amerikos Lietuviams netekti,
neziurint juodu tarptautinill
debcsu, ar musu savitarpio gin
Gu. Lietuviu tautos sirdis dar
sveika, ir plaks laisva!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Entered as Second-Class matter Decem-
ber 9th, 1915, at the Cleveland Postoffice
under the Act of March 8, 1879
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-10-05

Subscription per Year in Advance
In the United States -------- $2.0t
In Canada ------------ $2.5t
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
.Fruehduf Plans
81, 100000 Plant

F-uehauf Trailer Co. today an
nounced plans for a $4,500,ooo
trailer plant, the worlds largest,
at Avon, O.. as soon as materials
become available.
The plant will be devoted to
exclusive truck-trailer production,
said Harvey c. Fruehauf. presi-
dent of the corporation. II VIII
not displace the present Fruehauf
facilities in Detroit but will aug
ment them.
The new factory site consists
Of 1856 acres. The main maufac-
turing building will be 2,250 by
400 feet wide. All employees but
key executives will be recruited
from the immediate area Of the
factory
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Pick Morgan
For SiSka Job

Poke Supt. Alfred A. Siska
g., today announced that ht
WOULD reure effective Nov. IS.
He vii he succeeded by Dep
Uty sup; f6yIH Morgan, aae
Christian Nelson. now director O!
traffic viii hecous the new
depufN.
Sisks has l0-dsy furlough
coming 20 hnl. 50 Saturday vii
ne his last day on the lpb, Com
missioner BalenEer SAID. Siska
has been with the department 33
wears and has been superintend-
e7t q year.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
M'Fadden Divorces
Faded Beauty

MIAMI Nov. ! (INS)--Physi'
cal culturist Bernarr MacFadden
had won a recommendation today
for \ divorce from the former
Mary Williamson. who was rec.
ognized rs an English beauty
when he married her 80 years
ago. MacF adden, IT. charged that
his wife had failed 10 retain her
trinneSs, health and beauty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Invalid Girl Asks
Help in Finding Dog

A heartsick 14-year-old girl,
confined to her home for five years
by heart ailment, today appealed
to Times readers TO help her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Lucas.
of 1875 Plainview find her pet
collie dog, which disappeared from
home early Monday.
The child, Darlene Lucas, is lost
without her pet, a sable-colored
pedigreed collie with a white ring
around its neck. Anyone with in.
formation OF her whereabouts In
asked 10 call We. 5-5466.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Bond Set al $1,000
InAbandonment Case

Charged with abandoning his
wife and two children. Charles
Schuler. So. today was held for
examination Nov, l3 by Re-
corder's Judge w Mckay Skill
man. Bond was set at $1,000.
Schuler SAID he had obtained A
Mexican divorce and remarked
and has a child by his second
wife.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
ObjectOr Draws
5 Years I'm Prison

Eugene w. Mills, %, OF Berk.
ley, today was sentenced 10 five
years in prison for violating the
Selective Service Act. A federal
court jury convicted him.
Mills contended he was a con-
scientious objector. He was sen
fenced by Judge Arthur A. Kos
cinski.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
CHECk THREE BANKs

He said no record was found Of
the taxes being deposited 70 the
city's accounts IN three ham
tramck banks
In addition. two checks totalng
s. 246S have not been deposited
Matulewlcz sald
The council ordered an audit OF
treasury accounts several weeks
ago when surplus funds were
found IN the petty cash account
handled by Bednarskis deputy,
Henry Ratal. Rataj was later
dismissed
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Ghost of Guam
Granted Divorce

SAN DIEGO. Nov. I CINs)---
George Ray Tweed, famed ghost
OF Guam" who eluded capture BY
the japanese for two years anc
seven naeHths, had been granted
an interlocutory divorce decree
today by Superior Judge Arthu,
Mundo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Pupils School Vote Spurs
Parents Trek to Polls
BY JERRY PETIT

Like their parents. the boys and
girls in Detroit schools will so 70
the polls Nov. 6.
The ballots they will mark are
almost exact duplicates Of those
used in city elections and are pre-
pared especially by the board OF
education as part of the social
science program 10 educate the
future voters.
Their training however, is not
restricted simply 10 putting an X
before a candidates name.
Beginning several weeks before
election day. social study classes
are devoted 70 a discussion OF the
candidates and their programs as
they are reported in newspapers,
the League Of Women Voters bull
letin. Civic Searchlight and other
r1IThiiFaf fi0rE
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Seize Reich IndustriaIist.

LONDON. Nov. l (INS) - A
Reuters Hamburg dispatch said
today that the British had de-
tanned IL members Of the Ger
man soap firm, Henkels, pending
an investigation Of the company's
external assets.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02

To arrange for carrier deliv-
cry of The Detroit Times to
your home, dial Cherry $500
and ask for Home Delivery
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Study Hirinq of Youths

LANSING, Nov. 1-Representa-
tives Of labor. management and
civic groups will meet here to-
morrow to discuss regulations
governing the employment of
minors in the state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Brs1iI Cabinet

RIO De JANEIRO. Nov. /
INS)-Brazils new cabinet was
completed today and prepared 10
govern the nation through the
Dec. . elections The officials
wars sworn in with The best
wiShes Of the deposed strong
rlan. Getulis Vargas
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Food De eeier Fined

The Crosse Pointe Quality Food
Co, 1881 Holden, today con-
tributed $50 "a 70 the II. s. treas
ury for selling canned goods AT
wholesale over ceiling prices, the
OPA announced.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
Churchill No Lord

LONDON, Nov. I (1NSl--Win-
ston Churchill denied today that
he would be elevated 10 the
House Of Lords.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
HdntrdnckSiftS
.Unrecorded Tax

The Eamtramck common coun-
Gil today investigated a report
from City Controller Frank Matu-
lewicz which charged that City
Treasurer Waiter 4 BedHsTski
had collected Se.74l in taxes but
was unable 70 find il deposited
Bednarski refused 10 make
statement that would clarity the
situation.
The books haven been
audited, and everything is pend
ing" he said. Il understand that
the council plans 10 call In an
auditor 20 check the books
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
REPORT REQUESTED

Bednarski said he had called the
matter 70 the attention of the
council early in September
John F. Dethmers. state attor-
ney general, in Detroit last night,
refused 10 comment on reports
that he would discuss the matter
today with Prosecutor Gerald X.
@ Brien.
In Matulev1cz report 10 the
council he stated that the treas
urers office had collected 81, 1854
IN general fund taxes, S1,7S0 in
state and city taxes and $3,52S IN
school taxes which are unac-
counted for.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
CAMPAIGN wAGED

In coordination with the board
Of education, The Detroit Times
Is conducting concerted cam
paiEn 10 get out the highest pos.
sihle vote next Tuesday.
No matter what the weather Is
like. no matter which candidates
YOU favor. it is your duty and
privilege 10 see that your city
officials are elected by majority.
not minority as has happened
in the past, Of al qualified voters.
As spur to the campaign, the
Times will present awards to the
schools in those precincts record
ing the highest percentage OF in
crease in voting over the 1943
YnInicinal elections.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-02
ALL REGISTER

Then, every pupil from the
sixth 10 the twelfth grade regis
ters. An election commission is
chosen. classes assume the like
ness of precincts and the pupils
themselves conduct the election
through 10 tabulating the final
votes.
The results are phoned in to
the social studies headquarters at
Wayne University, and by 6 p. m.
on election day the school returns
are complete.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Parliament
Must Provide
for Homeless

London. Oct. SPAN untried
Labor Parliament embarks tomor-
row on the gigantic task of convert
ing Britain's war-geared economy
to a pcacetlme basis and providing
homes for 100000 bombed-out per-
sons--a job which will be the su-
preme test OF the Socialist reform
program sponsored by the new
peoples government.
Naturalization OF the coal mines
major industries will be the key
note o. the session.
Naturalization Of the coal mines
is expected to be one OF the first
big problems Parliament will un-
dertake.
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Hugh Dalton also is expected TO
introduce his bill for public owner
ship OF the Bank OF England. The
bill m.y be offered at the same time
the interim budget is introduced
on Oct. %. The budget IS expect
ed to bring some relief TO industry
and small taxpayers. Income taxes
may go down.
Britain's foreign relations rank
high on the packed agenda. End
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin
will outline his Interpretation of
the inconclusive outcome of the
Foreign Ministers Conference
when the legislators convene to-
morrow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
SEE CITY-Psge 2
Get
Car ofPaper

Although final tabulations were
somewhat lower than expected, the
Boy Scouts collected one carload "
paper in their Saturday scrap
drive. The eight has been esti-
mated at about Is tons The goal
set before the drive was two car.
loads
Scouts OF Ypsilanti Jacksonville.
Whitaker. and Plat contributed
their help to the drive.
Men who helped with the loading
OF the car and drove the extra
trucks loaned by the city were Jack
Lockwood. Rev. Lawrence Majors,
Erwin Schill. Kenneth Poster.
Glenn TOuse and Walter Weaver.
The money from this drive and
the $3.50 earned from the August
drive will be used in the improve
ments scheduled for Camp New
kirk.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
First Family Unit
TO be SET up on JIM.
Campus This Week

The first OF 80 portable houses
being transported to Ann Arbor
from Willow Run by the University
OF Michigan Is expected to Re set
up on the campus Wednesday. with
the entire project ready for occu.
pancy by Oct. 25. Robert p. Briggs,
University vice president announc-
ed today.
Designed for the use Of veterans
attending the Uniyersitery. the du-
pick houses will accommodate rs
families, Briggs said Rent for the
furnished homes will be s25 per
month. he said, the figure including
all facilities except oil for heating.
Eighty veterans have applied for
rental OF the houses for the COM
ing semester. which begins Nov. l,
Briggs estimated the project will
cost $4,000 for the year.
Caretakers wilk be provided for
the houses, which will be set up on
a Handicapped plot OF more than two
acres on the fringe Of the campus.
The University is planning con-
struetion OF l76-family veterans
dormitory, which should be COM
pleted by next September, Briggs
added.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

In the forefront as usual. Ypsi-
lanti has met the challenge of SER
vice to the returning veteran by
setting up a Veterans Counseling
Center, which already is being used
by the state office as a model for
other communities seeking to car
ry on a comparable program. Com
ing before Ypsilanti citizens again
for support Of its annual budget.
the Community Fund can point with
pride to this new agency which is
rendering such comprehensive ser
vice. The director. Bayard Buchen
reports on the seven months pro-
gram in the article which follows.
There have been 1853 different in.
dividuals visit the Center during
Its first seven months. Many of
these have been back two or more
times making 654 the total number
OF personal visits. There have
been ST problems and needs dis.
cussed which dealt with Jobs, edu.
cation, claims, insurance, muster
ing-out pay, home-farm-business
loans. and many others During
this period $40 referrals were made
to such organizations as Veterans
Administration, Selective Service.
United States Employment Service.
American Legion, Disabled Amer.
lean Veterans. Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. Red Cross, schools. labor or.
CARNATIONS, employers. medical.
legal, government agencies and
others.
The statistical report from the
records at the Yps'lanti Veterans
CoUDseling Center for the first
seven months o. operation show
under Problems and Needs e., to-
tai OF IL dealing VITA reinstate-
ment on jobs held before entering
the service. New Jobs desired have
numbered 73-this may be due to
the veteran never having had a lob
or the desire for a change. Educa-
ton inquiries have totaled As, these
include mostly formal schooling.
Vocational Training Benefits which
also include on-the job training
have numbered 3S. Claims which
include pensions for veterans wild
ows, and parents. also gratuity pay.
back pay and adjustment pay and
adjustment allowances have reach
ed 149 or the largest single group.
Insurance information. reinstate-
ment and conversion totaled 100.
Home, Farm and Business loans
have reached e.. Although a few Of
these have started proceedings in
filling out forms no actual loans
have been made in this community
to date. Mustering-out Pay prob
lens have totaled "a but this has
decreased due to the fact that most
OF the cases we're those OF men who
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08

were discharged prior 10 the pass
ing OF the law and all new dis
charges are now taken care OF be-
fore discharge. Physical problems
were IL and personal problems TO.
tailed IS. The mental and nervous
cases were AZ and many were taken
10 the Veterans Clinic for treat
mena
Financial problems reached SO
and were referred to the Red Cross
and Welfare. There appears TO be
distinct need for some source
of small loan up to 500. These
are difficult due to security rea-
sons. The miscellaneous group in
Guiding Veterans pins, registering
discharges. affidavits and kindred
subjects which present little diff
ficulty have reached a combin 4
total Of 10.
Among the referrals made were
l0S TO the Veterans Administra-
ton, 10 to Selective Service, % to
Service, % to the American Legion.
5 to the Disabled American Veter-
ans. Is to the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, 81 to the American Red
Cross, 90 to schools. s to Employ
ers, II to medical. q TO legal. and
235 to miscellaneous covering army
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
1000 Local
Unemployed

The CED, business mans or
ganization headed by Paul G. Hoff-
man of the Studebaker Corpora
ton, which included 25 Michigan
cities in its survey OF employment
conditions. claim Ypsilanti has
about 1900 now unemployed. Lo-
cal industry will absorb $500 in
next 80 days. Many retail and ser.
vice establishments want help but
get little response from the unem-
ployed. Servicemen so far being
well taken care OF. The city Is
ready to go with $4,000 900 worth q.
construction"
The survey OF Michigan cities IN
dicates that state has no serious
reconversion or employment prob
lens ''if labor difficulties can be
overcome" The committee for eco
nomic development reported.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-08
Accused Doctor Found Dead in
Car, Staying Wife Historical

San Francisco. Oct S-AP-Dr.
John H. Mansfield has joined in
death the nurse his wife has been
charged with numbering in tragic
climax to a supposed love triangle.
The body Of the IS year old prom
inent San Francisco physician was
found Sunday morning slumped in
the front seat Of his car. parked at
the top Of cliff in a remote ocean
front picnic ground 10 miles south
OF this city.
Evidence showed he had taken
his own life with a powerful poison
within a few hours Of the time, bis
VIII. Annie Irene. IS. had been
.arged with the murder OF Mrs.
Vada Martin, the woman she be-
lieved was the rival for her hus-
bands affections.
Mrs. Mansfield collapsed I'm the
city Jail when she was told OF her
husbands death.
II killed him. killed my hus-
bandi Nothing can help me now.