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Sincerely
DAVID Is. WAUGH.


Dec. \, 1914.
MIR. LIONEL c. NOISE,
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
DEAR SIR:
AS ONE-TIME secretary of
~ the Administration Society
of San Francisco, of which at
the time my brother, the late
Supervisor William n. Nc
Carthy was chairman, wish
to express my utter abhor-
renee for this brutal, tbs IN
human practice.
Wishing to verify the things
we had heard, we visited some
of our leading medical colleges
before they had had the oppor-
.tunitp to clear tip their -iabura-
tories. The sights we s~w beg
ger description. l Will not at
tempt TO describe them, for
they would sicken the very soul
of Satan himself.
Allowing (Which l do nQD
that one animal must be sac
rifieed for the demonstration OF
one point, for the benefit of
science, must the same expert
ment he repeated time and
again for the same end, which
1t is? All this only tends to aug
ment mans natural viciousneSs
and brutality.
All the atrocities l have only
limited at, i have seen with my
own eyes.
Very truly yours,
ELIZABETH c. LAMONT.
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very truly yOufSN
GEORGE r.. HANNIBAL.
New York, ". ",

New York, ". ",
Dec. 4, 1914.
MIR LIONEL c. NOISE,
n ". JOURNAL-AMERICAN,
NEW YORK. n. Y.
DEAR MR.. NOISE:
I READ your article on Tor
Il ture. the Reward OF Mans
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ANNE BRECH.
Newark I, y. j.,
Dec. q. 1914.

Newark I, y. J.,
Dec. 3, 1914.
MIR. LIONEL c. NOISE,
AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK, n. Y.
DEAR MR.. NOISE:
I AM a physician and surgeon,
Il licensed chiropractor. IL
Gems ed osteopath. licensed
naturopath, and life member of
the Philadelphia College of OS-
teopathy Hospital and Clinic,
and | studied medicine and sur
gerry IN the so-called medical
schools. / have witnessed some
Of the most atroCIOuS crimes
performed on our dumb ami
mails.
! am member of the Ne,v
York Administration Society,
and Mr.. George ArliSs. the
great actor, is also an active
member. / can safely say, and
know whereof | speak, that the
medical doctors have never
discovered from all the tortur-
Gus. iniqultOuS practice Of Vlvl-
section on animals and on hui
man beings one ounce of pre-
ventative for disease, nor have
they discovered anything of any
value to medical science.
| herewith enter my protest
that all the power of God and
heaven against this lnhuman
practice. and l wish 10 60 on
record as being opposed TO the
viviSection practice,
Always at your service. l. am,
FRED'k w. COLLINS,
VI. d., A. VI.
San Francisco,
Dec. :, 1911.
MR.. L. c. NOISE,
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
DEAR SIR:
THE famous English author,
l. John GalSworthy, referring
10 the much discussed question
Of vivisection said more than
y years ago that modern
medical research had pains
takingly developed an made
quate system of treating dis
ease while the same efforts
could have prevented far more
diseases.
Air and sun, sports, cleanii-
ness. good food and clean
water for every one" Gals
worthy continues. 'is far bet
ter and healthier than the smell
Of carbOlic acid in hospitals
and operating rooms. Cholera
and plague did not disappear
through drops and pills hut
through hygiene and strict isO-
latiOn."
To cholera and plague we
may well add smallpox; they
have not been conquered by in
oculatlon but only through pro-
greSSive hygienic advancementS.
The torturouS unnecessary
slaughter of hundreds of thou
sands of animals for expert
mental purposes is practically
valueleSS since comparison can
be made and successful conclu-
sion drawn but in very few
cases between the human and
animal organism.
Results received by expert
menting on animals without the
benefit of aneSthesia are par
ticularly misleading and unre-
liable because all physiological
functions within the animals
body undergo pathological
changes due 10 the effect pro-
duced through fear Of approach
ing death caused by the agonies
of vivlSection. Sincerely,
HERBERT CRANE.
Alameda, Cal,
Dec. Z, 1914.
AMERICAN WEEKLY, -.
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
DEAR SIR
YOUR splendid article on
L Torture, Reward of Man $
Best Friend" has caused me 10
ask
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WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

play: Holy Matrim ny,
When Irish Eyes Are Smil-
ing. Holiday Inn, The Mag
niflccnt AmberSonS, The Pied
Pipcr7
jay Norwood Darling is (a)
dashIng hero Of fiction
CD a cartoOnlst who signs
himself Ding
In what respect does dam
ask differ from hroCade?
In Europe, for hunting what
kind OF prey Is the dach-
Shund used?
(AnSwers on Opposite Page
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New York. ~. Y.
Dec. 9, 1914.

New York, ~. Y.
Dec. 9, 1914.
N Y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I AM greatly shocked over the
L viVfseCtiOn question.
| will be guided by anything
YOU may suggest in protesting
against this twentieth century
brutality believe that those
who engage In this madness
would be the first To torture hui
man beings once the hospital
pronounceS certain patients in
durable.
Keep the spotlight on this
atrocity.
Thank you.
Sincerity.
DANIEL c. MORGAN,
Highland Park. Mich,
Dec. 2. 1914.
TIE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK, n. Y,
DEAR SIR:
lust line 70 thank YOU f1n
d starting this fight again =
vlviSection. Now that the pub
lie y aroused 70 thiS brutality.
let's fight ii to finish.
For this country 20 allow de-
generates, under the guise OF
science. TO ever start such a
fiendiSh practice puts US on a
par with Japan and Germany.
We will all be anxious 10 see
how Congress handles this bill
as the inhuman treatment OF
animals can be stopped and must
be stopped.
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Brain Game
By DIR. sABINA CONNOLLY

score 10 Tor each correct snsper through
euesti9n ala. 10 zach for the remaining
tvo qusstionA Any score IS ~ higher b
sxcetient
1--Damson plumS are purple,
red or yellow
2-The following are state capt.
tails: Boise, Columbia, Madl-
son. Olympia, Montpelier.
Identify the states.
Sit is possible 20 get 20 first
base m nve different way.
Explain three OF then.
4--True or false Surinam ls an
other name for Dutch Guiana
in South America.
5-ln which Of the following
movies did Monty Woolcy
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MILDRED UNGER.
Cleveland. O.,
Dec. 10, 1914

Cleveland. o.,
Dec. 10. 1914
THANK you for your coura.
geous article on vivisection.
As YOU suggested. wrote NV
congreSSwoman. Francis r. Boil
ton. and / quote her reply:
"Am glad to have your think
ing on the anti-vivisection Iav
and hope you will always let mS
have your views on any legisls-
tion all the time"
This indicates either a to-
lack of interest or absolute ien6-
rance of this cruelty which does
absolutely no good.
Your article did, and is still
doing, a great deal 10 acouant
people with the matter and Won
certainly deserve the thanks OF
all.
Sincerely.
FLORENCE DETWIIFH
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NVIy IIUIy NUuINt
ELIZABETH {. LAMONT.
Flushing, y. V,
Dec. II. 1911.

Dtt. II. 1874.
EDITOR or THE NEW YORK
JOURNAL-A AMERICAN,
NEW YORK, ~ Y.
DEAR SIR:
4 NIMAL lovers and anti
"A vivisectioniSts should he en-
couraged by the storm Of pro-
test created by your expose Of,
vlEiSectlon.
However, indignation and pity
for these poor creatures sub
jected TO this cruel practice Is
not enough We must all do
whatever is possible 10 have
legislation passed TO ban the
abuse OF this practice.
VIII you please continue your
publicity and offer a plan
whereby all who protest can
make a united effort TO bring
about laws which viii insure
humane treatment Of animals
used for scientific experiment.
Surely there must be a way for
thousands, perhaps millions Of
people 10 insist on kindness
and mercy for defeHSeicSs, be-
wildered dumb animals.
Even the most unSympathetic
must admit the service of dogs
TO mankind For example the
Seeing-eye dog, dogs for defense,
the pet which brightens a some
times otherwise cherries home,
pets of all descriptions that are
maScots and heighten the
morale of our fighting men.
Isn't this sufficient must they
also undergo tortureS because
they cannot plead nor object
nor have the realization of sac
rlfice?
Can the viviSectloniSts prove
they must use animals 10 make
vital discoveries 49, then there
should be a limit 10 what these
animals are forced TO endure.
Keep up the good work and /
know all of Us who are inter-
eStcd in this cause VIII welcome
plan which may effect a sue
CcSStul conclusion. Sincerely
NOllTS
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EDITH STEWART SMITH.
Glen Head. y. Y.
Dec 1871,

Glen Head. n. Y.
Dee 1914.
n. Y. JOURNAL-AMERICAN
NEW YORK CITY,
DEAR SlRS:
WHILE / did not read Mr..
w Noises article, Torture. the
Reward of Mans Best Friend.
I did read the many letters In
response appearing in your
paper as we'll as the many aru-
Giles you have published in the
past protesting this horrible, In
human practice.
think many people, including
myself. believe Nivlsectlon 10 be
unlawful in this country. What
hypoCrites we are, calling the
japanese SavagcS; sending the
flower of our manhood 10 be
shot down 10 preserve our way
OF life sounds pretty SNUG and
satisfied
The last straw was the idea
of using taxes to enlarge and
make more comfortable the
quarters housing The poor AMI
mails while they are tortured.
How many dogs will be mutt
lated in cold blood. regardless Of
the cries of every decent citi-
zen, before our legislators move
from their lethargy and do
something about il?
Your newspaper is doing a
great job and if YOU Will assume
the leadership in this movement,
I'm sure all tho helpless midi
vidualS, like myself, Will be over
joyed TO help.
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Cb) Magellan, (c) Balboa.
The largest of marine turtles
is called the: ta) leather
neck. tbl Misunderstanding.
CC) lcatherhack.
3-The general that defeated
Lee at Gettysburg was: (a)
George Meade, (c) Stonewall
Jackson. (c) Thomas Hooker.
4 Small birds live on the aver
age ta) 2-5 years, Oh $40
years. tc) 1915 years.
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is called the: ca hydro
sphere. tbl atmosphere, (c)
atmosphere.
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MARGUERITE SRACONkE.

-. BEL, Cal,
Dec. d, 1874.
DEAR SIR:
ISN'T there anything YOU can
Il do 10 see that the torture Of
helpless animals Is stopped ?
Since l read your article in
the magazine section. all l can
do Is pray TO God and have faith
that a bill Will be passed TO
stop this torture and punish the
Would-be scientists.
People like myself find our
selves helpless 20 help. Perhaps
YOU can think OF some way. and
! am sure all animal lovers VIII
respond
Personally, ! wouldn't cX-
change a dog for some people
I've met. I've never been with
out dogs, even had eight at one
time. ! have written 10 Mr..
Hearst and President Roosevelt
and hope one OF YOU really con-
centrate on this vital matter and
do something 10 end II.
Read an article IN the paper
that government funds are being
spent 10 build the navy medical
center in Bethesda, Md. 10 con-
tlnue the practice of torture TO
animals. called research and
laboratory work. How about
preventing the building Of that
torture chamber
Please do something anything.
Mr.. Noise, hut give all YOU have
got and help lick this horrible
torture
Sincerely yours.
MRS. ROSE HALL.
Milwaukee II. Wis.
Dec. \. 1871.
VIVISECTION STIGA-
TON LEAGUE,
WILLIAM r a n d q l. p II
HEARST, ESQ,
NEW YORK CITY, y. Y.
GENTLEMEN:
THANK you for the expose Of
L vivisection brutal ~, AL
though it hurt cruelty TO read
fabout II.
Many, many OF US are very
interested in doing Something to
end this heinouS practice Please
advise as 10 what procedure to
follow.
Sincerely.
EVE MULLEN.
Brooklyn. y. ",
Dec. :. l9ii.
y. Y. JOURNAL-AMERICAN,
EDITORIAL DEPT, y. Y. c.
DEAR SIRS;
I HAVE read your article rela-
i tive to the viviScction OF dogs.
And l think my sentiments, as
regards the same. could best be
expressed by the following words
of rhyme that have written:
MY DOG
FothfUl and irHe, and loyal, too,
4 stdliodrt friend is he:
And ne'er dfrd,d Of anything
That iUould seek harm 10 me;
Who shares with he my blessings
And shares 10Th me my noe
Who're doth lie deUotioH greater
Friend What more could thou
bestOgl
Very truly yoursA
GEORGE r.. HANNIBAL.
New York, ". ",
Dec. 4, 1914.
MP. LIONEL c. NOISE,
n ". JOURNAL-AMERlCAN,
NEW YORK. n. Y.
DEAR MR.. NOISE:
I READ your article on Tor
il tt,rn the Reyuard nf Mans
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lis truly
JUANITA EYER.
New York. y. ",
Dec. q, 1914.

new fOTk, y. T.,
Dec. 8, 1914.
EDITOR, NEW YORK
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
220 SOUTH STREET,
NEW YORK, n. Y.
DEAR SIR:
I NOTICE that a great many
Il readers are writing you let
ters denouncing VlviSection. |
did not see the article they re-
fer to in the Sunday edition
some weeks ago. but I am al
ways glad TO do whatever can
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THEDA VI. JONES.
Chicago 81. ILL.,,
Dec. 10. 1914.

Chicago 81. ILL.,,
Dec. 10. 1914.
MIR. LIONEL G. NOISE,
"AMERICAN WEEKLY
NEW YORK JOURNAL
AMERICAN,
NEW YORK, y. Y.
DEAR SIR.
MAY l congratulate you on
w your humane effort IN OK
plotting the viClouSneSS Of the
ViviSectioniStS 10 the people of
the United States.
These INSCRIPTIONS doctors
and scientists" should be eX-
plotted TO every decent citizen
Of our nation until final halt
10 their atrocities is declared
by Congress- e..
| firmly believe that facts and
functions of the human body are
established TO a point where the
torture OF animals has become
both useless and unnecessary.
In my opinion real doctors
and scientists also believe this
TO be true. They know that vivi-
section is anti-Christian and a
man who yields to these UNI
scientific experiments IS de-
moralized spiritually. therefore
making him unfit 10 minister TO
the ills OF mankind.
l would indeed feel that my
life has been lived in vain if l
did not in some humble meas
use Try to eradicate these prac-
tices of the dark ages-and
could never again look into the
trusting eyes of my little dog
Thank you again in behalf
of Gods helpless victims.
Yours truly.
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MIR. AND MRS. ERNEST
GIIZIFTTI.

Santa Monica, Cal,
Dec. s. 1914.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY,
NEW YORK. y. Y.
DEAR SIRS
THIS IS d letter Of thanks for
the splendid article lr your
magazine on the vlviSeCtion and
inhuman treatment Of animals.
II Secps 10 me this horrible
practice should be stopped. Ho'1
can any one with feeling AZ z
say that this is necessary?
In the small way that may No
possible 10 me. III assist in doing
al ! can 10 prevent It's continue
anCc.
Please publish as much as YOU
can against n.
MRS EDWARD c. BERTRAM.
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sincerely,
EVE MULLEN.
Brooklyn. y. v,
Dec = 1911
MY DOG

Foithfui and frHe, and loyal, too,
4 stdliCdrt friend is he:
And ne'er ofrd,d Of anything
That tUould seek harm 10 me:
Who shares with he my blessings
And shares 10Th me my noe
Who're doth he deUotion greater
Friend What more could thou
bestOWI
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Following are more of the
hundreds of letters received
from all parts of the United
States as a result Of the publ
cation M the American Wsskty
Of an article BY Lionel c. Noise,
titled, Torture, the ReWord OF
Mans Beat Friend" dealing wifh
the practice Of ViViseetion on
iiVing dogs;
Los Angeles, Cal.
Dec. :, 1914.
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knowledge Test
By DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY
score nIs fnf the hrst a. qse-ttDus md
fte Tor the isst question 80. brilliant.
- hnght as sVerars % duu
The Philippine Islands were
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Of man, that Thou visitest
him."
What is man? Is he lower
than the angelS,-aad- Het-qtttte
as high as his best friend, the
ever faithful dog?
How can / be of any help?
Please let me know.
"A tIst man Is kind even to
his beast"
Sincerely,
DAVID IL. WAUGH.
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MIX. LlONfL Y. NNllSEt
NEW YORK JOURNAL
AMERICAN,
NEW YORK, y. Y.
DEAR SIR:
A FTER reading your article on
"A Torture the Reward of
Mans Best Friend" | was sick
TO my Soul-to actually think of
such horror and cruelty being
inflicted on animals and dogs
in this suppoSed-to-be Just and
merciful country of ours.
Yours is the only newspaper
that has the courage 10 bring
this horrible thing before the
eyes and minds of the Amerl-
can people. 20 be truthful l
would rather have not read it,
but now that ! have / will do
all in my power TO help you
in this noble crusade of yours.
Gratefully yours,
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HlIlt'Ifi ~
LAURA VI. DWYR,
Rochelle Park, y V,
Dec. 8, 1874.


y Y. JOURNAL-AMERICAN,
NEW YORK CITY,
GENTLEMEN:
I'VE READ your article on the
w viviSection Of dogs
Please accept our heartfelt
gratitude for your humane ges-
turc IN bringing this 20 people s
attention.
There IS no sense IN wasting a
lot Of words about this thor
oughly cruel and heartleSs prac-
tICc-all We can say Is keep up
tho good work and publicity and
VIC viii abolish this ungodly
practice from Gods earth.
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AMERICAN WEEKLY, -
SAN FRANCISCO
EXAMINER,
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
DEAR SIR:
YOUR splendid article on
i Torture. Reward of Man s
Best Friend" has caused me 10
ask.
What is man. that Thou art
mindful OF him? And the son
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Brooklyn, ~. Y.
Dec. IL, 1874.

MIR. LIONEL c. NOISE,
NEW YORK JOURNAL
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NEW YORK JOUKNAL-
AMERICAN.
DEAR SIR:
WONT you please print an
w article in the San Fran
cisco Examiner telling how pri-
vate citizens can help to abolish
ViviSection?
If we all get together we
surely will be able 10 put an
end to this. Read in the EXaml-
ner the other day about an
appropriation from the gov
eminent 10 build torture
chamber of this kind in Mary
land.
Let us know what We can do
individually TO help. Keep on
bringing this subject before the
public. The power Of the press
Is mighty.
Sincerely
J. VI. HALEY.
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ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Supervisors
Probe
of Juveniles

Thirty days additional time for
further investigation was granted
to the committee in charge Of in
vesitgation OF rumors OF mishand
ling Of Juvenile delinquents here
under the probate court, by the
Board OF Supervisors Thursday.
Leigh Beach. supervisor OF Lima
Township and chairman OF the
investigating committee. requested
more time. saying that 1t was nee
essary before a report could be
made.
The Thursday afternoon session
OF the annual budget meeting was
devoted to a tour OF the Washte-
nav County infirmary. The board
adjourned until Monday at the re-
quest OF the finance committee
which needed more time to present
q report.
An addition TO the detention
home has been under discussion for
some time and the supervisors
Thursday voted $500 be pat into
the budget for such project IL
needed
The Social Welfare budget was
reopened for discussion in an ef-
fort to further lower il. A move
to continue the fox bounty at the
same rate during 1915 as 1t was
throughout 1945 was passed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Willow Run
ire Fatal
to Youngster

Robert Tigner, II months old son
OF John and Annie Tigner, 1888
Middleton Ct. Willow Village, was
asphyxisted Thursday whom fire
swept the family unit. 1t. George
w. Cowell, Willow Run Fire De
partment, chopped out a window
and entered the burning home and
carried the youngster out before
the flames reached him. He was
rushed to Boyer Hospital, but eff
forts to revive him with oxygen
were futile. 1t. Cowell suffered
minor burns.
Witnesses stated that Mrs. Tig-
ner was not at home when the fire
started.
The blaze apparently was caused
by an electric plate used for cook
ing. The mother returned home as
the fire truck arrived. The baby
had, in his terror, fallen from the
bed to the floor Of the smoke filled
bedroom
FlameJ nearly destroyed the unit
Funeral services will take place
Saturday at 200 from the Lucille
Richardson Funeral Home. Rev.
w. NJ Miller officiating, burial will
follow in Union Cemetery.
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.ArnyLeaviing
w ard Stores

Chicago, Oct. 19-AP-Fresh de-
fiance OF War Labor Board direc-
tives came from Montgomery Ward
and Company today as it regained
from the Army control OF proper
ties which were seized in seven
cities by the government more than
nine months ago after a prolonged
dispute with clio union.
As the Army yesterday prepared
to relinquish its control OF the huge
mail order house, Sewell L. Avery.
board chairman and central figure
in the controversy with the union
and the government, announced
adjustment OF compulsory main
tenance of union membership and
check.off Of union dues.
When the Army took control the
maintenance of union membership
ard check-off OF union dues were
inaugurated. Avery, In his an
nouncement yesterday termed them
"illegal requirements"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Police Quiz
Auto Dealer

Pontiac. Mich, Oct. 19-AP-Po-
lice today resumed questioning OF
Louis V. Thompson. Detroit auto
dealer, and his secretary, Mrs.
Helen Budnik. in another effort to
uncover vital clue in the Staying
OF his wife, Mrs. Lydia Thompson
OF Detroit.
Sheriff Edward X. Thomas OF
Oakland, in announcing the new
est development. said. I'VE Just
want TO go over their entire stor-
les once more to see II we can't
get a definite lead.
Thomas said authorities had ac-
counted for all but two hours of
Mrs. 1hompson's movements of last
Thursday. the day she was slain.
Delving into the tangled finances
Of the murdered Mrs. lydia Thomp-
son, Oakland County authorities to-
day attempted to determine wheth.
er she was victim OF extortion-
lists.
Both the sheriff and prosecutor
were baffled by the knowledge that
she borrowed $500 when she had
a generous income.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Peron to Run
For President

Buenos Aires. Oct. 1s-AP-Col
Juan Domingo Peron will be per.
mitted by the Army TO run for pres
ident next April Z. reliable source
reported today as stunned popu-
lace dazedly accepted his swift re-
turn to power.
But the army. patiently the power
behind Peron and President Edel.
miro Farrell, was reported to have
stipulated further that the govern
ment must remain impartial In the
elections, giving no direct aid TO
Peron.
Midnight brought an official end
to the 24-hour general strike which
had paralyzed the capital and left
II in the hands Of marching demon
strators-many Of them youngsters
below voting age who professed
allegiance TO Peron because their
apprentice schools had been formed
by him. 1t was estimated the strike
had been IS per cent effective.
In the capital three persons we're
wounded in battle between Peron
supporters and group which
shouted Death to Peron." In Cor.
doba eight were wounded in gun
battle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-19
Work
For
City Fund

Total pledges turned in at the
meeting of the Special Gifts Com
mittee for the annual Community
Fund drive at the noon luncheon
today amounted to s11,211.
Date for the close Of the cam
paign was agreed upon. 1t will be
November /.
In view OF the fact that the spe-
cial gifts quota is $4,000, Chairman
George Veins emphasized the need
for quick, hard work and asked all
workers to complete calls assigned
them as soon as possible.
The general campaign will start
Tuesday morning and Chairman ID.
T. Quirk has asked for attendance
OF all workers for an intensive
campaign. The total quota, $4,000
can not be realized. he said, unless
all workers respond promptly and
all contributors subscribe gener'
ously.