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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
See Touqh Peace For Japan I'm Acheson Endorsement
Emperor Gives
Interview On
War Outbreak
Insists He Expected
Normal Declaration
Prior to Attoek

NEW YORK. Sept. 25-(R-
The New York Times in a special
dispatch from Tokyo, today quot
ed Emperor Hirohito as saying
in an interview that he had no
intention of having his war re-
scrip. employed as former Pre-
mier Hideki TOTO used it when
Japan launched her sneak attack
on Pearl Harbor.
Hirohito told the Times Tok-
20 correspondent, Frank l..
Kluckhohn, that he had expect
ed TOTO to declare war against
the United States in the usual,
formal manner. if necessary.
The Emperor stated, Kluck-
holm reported, that he was OPP
posed TO war as an instrument Of
policy and pledged that any So
cial changes in Japan would be
made by constitutional means.
He said he would favor a con-
stitutional monarchy like that of
the British.
Kluckhohn said his interview
had been authorized by both the
Emperor and Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur. Describing his recep-
ton by Hirohito, the correspond
ent wrote:
LIVES IN COTTAGE
Dressed in a black morning
coat, striped trousers and white
shirt, with stiff wing collar
and black tie, Emperor Hiro-
hitO received ne standing be-
fore an ordinary chair that serv-
ed as his throne in large, rather
magnificent room of the third
floor of the ministry of the I'm
perial household within the Inn
perial palace grounds. The main
palace was burned by incendiary
bombs and the Emperor Is liv-
ing in a good-sized cottage on
the same grounds.
Kluckhohn said he was the
first American to see the EN-
peror since the war began and
the first foreigner to interview
him since the japanese surren-
der.
MY initial impression" the
correspondent added, was that
See HIROHITO-Page 6
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Lightning
Hits Twice
inWarren

VAN DYKE-Lightning struck
twice-but not in the same place
- in Warren Township early
Saturday morning, damaging a
house in Van Dyke and menacing
a large lumber yard on Schoen-
herr road near the 10-Mile road.
The fires took place during a
short but violent thunderstorm.
First call was received from
an excited caller at 1922 a. m,
who reported that the Reliable
Lumber company, on Schoenherr
road, was ablaze. Firemen be-
lieved the caller was right as
See STORM-Page 6
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Navy to Release
Fathers of Three

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23-(R
The Navy announced today
that any enlisted man with three
or more children under 10 years
OF age will be released at his
own request.
The move, effective immedi-
ately. marked liberalization of
policy governing so-called
hardship" cases which are
handled outside the point dis
charge system. Under such con-
ditions, an enlisted man would
be considered a ."prima facia
hardship case" the Navy ex-
planned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
Bitter Clashes
Mar 6ig-5
Conferences

LONDON, Sept. 25-(R-Bit-
ter personal clashes were re-
ported today between British
Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin
and Russian Foreign Commissar
V. M. Molotov as the Big Five
council talked of boundaries, re-
patriation and food apparently
without moving nearer to any
major agreements.
Reliable sources said the Rus
slams were unreceptive to Am
erican and British proposals that
Austria be fed from the Great
Balkan granary and were deter
See BIG FIVE-Page 6
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reports of widespread public an
ger toward the accused men had
sifted into police headquarters.
Held In the county Jail on
charges Of second degree murder
are James Presson, IS, and Mat
thew E. Gregory, "a. Both are
accused Of causing the death of
Walter G. Wellhausen, 33 year
old Purple Heart veteran of the
campaign in Germany.
The ex-soldier was slain early
on the evening Of Sept. 10 when
ne became involved in an argu-
ment with the two cab drivers
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In . low, steady voice, the
witness told of naked women
being hung up by the legs and
dangling helplessly while the
artificial dissemination expert
ments were conducted.
She swore that SIS doctors
killed off hospital patients with
injections of gasoline and disin-
fectants, after telling the victims
the injections were glucose.
They died in q few minutes, :"
she said. -
An earlier witness. Dora Szaf-
ran told of seeing Kramer beat
prisoners.
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LUENBERG, Sept. 25-R)-
A witness testified today that
the Nazis picked hundreds of
women as guinea pigs for ex-
tremely painful artificial insem-
ination experiments at concen-
train camps and killed the weak
by injecting gasoline and dis
infectants into their bio o d
streams.
The new disclosure of horrors
came from q Polish Jewess, Hell
ena HamermerE terrifying
against Joseph Kramer and a.
other defendants accused before
q high British military court of
mass murder at Belsen and o.
wiecim.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
Drives BIazinq
Car to Door
Of Fire Station

VAN DYKE-If fires have 10
happen, Warren Township fire
men wish they could all be
brought to the fire hall as one
was at 5 a. m, Saturday.
The fire-fighters were aroused
at that time by the vigorous
honking of an auto horn, and the
flames Of blazing automobile
outside the fire station doors.
Arlie Oneal, of 1929 Lozier
avenue, had driven his car 10
the fire department. after the
upholstery caught fire from a
dropped cigarette. Firemen ex-
tinguished the blaze but estim-
ated the damage was $50.
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outside the door Of the Little
Tavern, AZ Broadway street,
Mount Clemens. He died almost
Instantly as the result of
cerebral hemorrhage after ne
had allegedly been knitted oy
Gregory and struck in the face
by Presson.
IDENTIFY PAIR
Called before Justice Of the
Peace Jeanette. this morn
ing for examination Pres
son and Gregory were identified
by witnesses as the pair who
assaulted Wellhausen as he left
See HEARING-Page 6
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general conditions at the public
institution, located on Elizabeth
street, just west OF the Mount
Clemens city limits.
Just how far-reaching the in
quiry may prove to be members
of the committee today declined
to predict. They indicated, how
ever, that at a special meeting
held Friday afternoon it was de-
cided to get at the bottom of
things Individual supervisors
called attention to the fact that
the Infirmary has. for some time,
been the target Of wide vari-
ETY. Of unsavory rumors and that
i've want to know what is going
on out there"
SEEK IMPROVEMENT
Committee members, however,
stressed the fact that, primarily,
their objective is 10 improve con-
ditions at the Infirmary rather
than to unearth "a public scan
DIAL"
On Wednesday morning at 10
o'clock the first witnesses will
appear before the committee.
They are:
l,-Wilbur F. Held, proSecut-
ing attorney, who is expected to
tell the supervisors the results
of an investigation conducted by
his office and which led TO is
suance of a warrant charging
Max Nye, 24-year old Infirmary
orderly, with an attempted at
tack on a woman patient, Sept.
18.
John E. Merrill, chairman
of the Macomb County Social
Commission, who will
be questioned concerning respon-
sibility in the conduct of the
Infirmary which operates under
See INvESTIGATION-Page 6
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STORY OF MURDER is TOLD
Accused S/dyers Face Witnesses

Two Mount Clemens taxi-cab
drivers, charged with murder i'm
the death Sept. 18 Of a wounded
ex-serviceman. today appeared
for examination before Justice
of the Peace Frank E. Jeanette
even as Sheriff Harley Ensign
and Police Chief Arthur l. Ros-
so revealed that adequate pre-
cautions" have been taken
against any possible attempt at
violence toward the prisoners.
Chief Rosso said that menac-
ing groups of soldiers and for
mer servicemen" have been seen
near the jail recently and that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
Nj. Clemens 81 Has Top
Point Score on Europa

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-(P)-
Master Sergeant Raymond l..
Brabont, of Mt. Clemens, Mich.
had the highest point score of
any enlisted man aboard the
u. S. S. Europa, once proud Ger
man liner, which steamed into
port Monday with a load of A.
387 veterans.
The Europa. now commission
ed as U. S. Navy transport AP-
lit, made the trip from South
ampton, England, in six days
and fifteen hours.
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Patton Again
Must Explain

u. s. THIRD ARMY HEAD
QUARTERS, BAD TOELZ, Ger
many, Sept. Is - up - Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr., command
ing the Eastern Military district
in Bavaria, has been told by
his superiors to clarity" his
remarks Of Saturday about
Identification of the Bavarian
Administration. which caused
repercussions In the United
States.
For that purpose, Patton call
ed . formal news conference of
ell correspondents In the area
for this afternoon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
Tiger Game Washed Out

DETROIT, Sept. Is - Up
Rain washed out today's import
ant baseball game between the
Detroit Tigers and the Cleve-
land Indians setting up a double
header tomorrow that could de-
eide the American League pen
nant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-25
County /nfirmory
Targef of Inquiry

Expressing at the disclosure attempt
ed statutory assault 34yearod patient at the Ma
County Infmary members of the Board Supervisors
Welfare Committee have launched preliminary investigation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

PFC. CHRABowsn PFC. PERRIN
PFC. RAY J. PERINI, -. en-
gineers, Jan. ID, France, graduate
Of Northwestern; manager Of
NeiSner store; enlisted Septem-
Der, 1912: overseas. October, 1914,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Paul Perlnl
5403 Seebaldt.
PFC. FRED \. FRISCO, 25.
infantry, Dec. / Germany, back
in action, worked at Ford'S; IN
service. November. 1912; overseas,
August, 1914; husband of Anna.
Anglin avenue. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Frisco, 1865 Nc
Dougall
CPL. GEORGE y HEN, ..
tank corps. Nov 20. France, hos
/ pitalized, England awarded Pur-
pie Heart, worked for People,
Quitting Co. in service. October,
1912: overseas. September, 1914,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs August c.
Helm. l5400 Indiana, two brothers
( IN service.
PVT. RAYMOND r. EtDoU-
CEUR, 20, infantry Nov. ., Ger
many, hoSpitalizcd. England; Pur-
pie Heart; attended Cooley; in
service Aprl, 1911; ovcrSraS
October; son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Walter G. Ladouceur, 1Il03 Sor-
rento: two brothers IN France
/ PFC. PETER L. NONAk, %
infantry. Nov. 16. France; hoSpi.
talized, England received Purple
Heart; graduate Of Chad>eyi
worked at FordS; in service, De-
/ cember, 1912; overseas, October,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cashier No
yak, 51S4 Lawndale; wife, Joan
and daughter Of Detroit; brother
PVT Walter. killed in France.
. FIRST 1T. BENZ MIN L,
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~~~~-~>>-~-> Friday February 9, 1915
ROBERTSON JR..

ROBERTSON JR., %, field artil-
lery, November, France; previ-
ously wounded, Italy; received
Purple Heart and Cluster; at
tended Miami University; enlisted,
January, 1871; overseas, May,
i943: awarded Bronze Star; hos
pitaliZed. May; now home on sick
leave with parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin +. Robertson Sro 1910
Harvard. Crosse Pointe.
SiSGT. ARTHUR ID. WASTE
LEWSKI, q, infantry, Nov, D
France. awarded Purple Heart
attended CaSs, worked for Detroit
Delivery Co; in service, Deem
Der, 1912: overseas. October. 1914
son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Wa
Sielowski, S0S2 Uardyke; brother
OF Pfc. Erwin. Germany.
PVT. NORMAN SCHULTZ, IS
tank corps. Dee. 20 Belgium; re-
cciycd Purple Heart attended st.
Johns. worked for Chryslcr; IN
service, October, 1912; overseas,
August; father Joseph Schultz,
3l76 Miller. Hamtramck wife
Eleanor, 26iS Willis, brother Pvt
Theodore. in Franco
PVT. FRANCIS ~ SLOWEY
-, enginccfs. Nov -. Germany
hospitalizod, France. received
Purple Heart. former Ford EN-.
ploye. in service, October, 1913
overseas. April. 1914. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Slowcy, 295S
Hudson.
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WOU NDED

PFC. JOSEPH =. BICHLER,
20 infantry Nov u, France
back in action, awarded Purple
Heart; attended Lawrence Tech;
in service. February 1913; over
seas, September. 1914 son of
Joseph Bichler l21i5 Waltham
PVT. JAMES 4. CAREY, %,
reconnaissance. Jan IA Belgium;
hospitalized France. graduate Of
Holy Redeemcr. attended Law
renee Tech; worked for MCCord
Radiator: overseas. October. 1914;
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Carey.
$50 TuScola.
PFC. ARTHUR i. CHRABOW-
SKI. 25, infantry, Nov %, France;
back in action. received Purple
Heart worked for -AinsWorth. in
service. December. 1912. overseas,
September, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Lest We Forget Lest We Forget
NaichiSan'S Hero Roll

Memorial services are scheduled
for five Detroit soldiers who lost
their lives recently on the fight
ing fronts.
Next of kin have also notified
the Times OF serviccmen reported
wounded, missing in action. or
taken prisoners Of war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
KILLED
pyr. ROBERT r. CUNNING

PVT. ROBERT +. CUMMING,
%. infantry, Jan. %, Germany;
graduate of Ford Trade School;
worked at Fords in service, Sep
TENDER. 1913, overseas. Al" B.
1914; memorial service, 5 p. m.
Sunday. Feb. II, Redecmer Pres
byterian Church, w Grand Blvd
and Sterling; leaves wife, Doris,
2l41 Stanley. parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas II. Cumming, 56I0
EnlIrtnnnfh. ono brother. lanes.
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tEuropsan Area
DETROIT
BALLENCER. SGT JOHN 1R Mrs
Theresa BaileuFeT, mother. Sofa Indiana
BAYER sLsGT. DAhiEl-Mfs. wanda
BASef-- fi-ihtL.-l2l i--l.-l .--
BICHLER, PFC JOSEPH Joseph Hl.1-
Ter, father, l2l45 Ea-taam.
BIEIAK. PFC NORMAN p Ma Jenale
si-taE- mother 81 Sheridan.
BTss. SGT. GEoEGE-Mn Berails Bless.
mother. 4Ts2 chopin
r BILINSKI. PFC. JDIiE Mrs Helen Bgi1N.
mother 2os7 Gallagher. Hamtramek
BISHOP PVT ET+tf,EE y -%-,7- gsJfteF-
Inc EiSnup mother 100 H.sta.e
BOSTON PFC KEITH KRIS Fs-fa
Boston, mother, 3fp4 A-ntc.air
BURCHART SfECT fttftfyY W-s
Josephine BugchaItA uD,heF, Sr.Z Ha4fl
BURNS, PFC JAMES E-He Adrian
Burns. mother. 2a58 Twelfth. Hgaudsttr
BUTTERMORE $ SGT RALPH $ Mrs.
Jean Buttermofe. wife 40 p, Union.
Plymouth.
CARLEY. PFC RUDOLPH -I44aaa car.ey.
cHRABowsEI. PIC Arthur STR,
cIzsLAK. PVT sTErhs Peter Brsaar-
FALZOE Is sAM-VlHreut G. Fs'E7n.
o'F FiEslfEbM2E'D s 5D Lr zGog E-mrt jose.
y f III l.. DC - ktsD 4-NT,- ....r.e
Frisco, mother. 1899 "eDaural.
GAINES. PVT. FLOYD L--Ma jeanette T.
Gaines wife 1910 BE SORT
GlzA. s SGT EUGENE a Mn Katherine
CPEESBERG pr ALyaE-samgg H.
GTeenberE. tatner, 2zo2 y Euclid
cgsdsfhihi. vie i7s5 Wsralsl. Llaea.a
GuzIK. PFC STANLEY J-Mu Ann
s.,,sts ,.,at-s, aaaf f....-4t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
Kiphn0'S
RecesslOnal
The Detroit Times
w. Honor Roll
~ Official Casualty List

The department released tho Of 231 T. s. soldiers
wounded action. ie7 Tate,saF tire
Detroit
navy casualties total 253 for nation eF Michigan
and for the Detroit In an neNottn have beer
notified and have been kept informed Of any change
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

PFC. RICHARD J. URBAN,
Jan. :, Belgium; leaves mother,
Mrs Victoria Urban, 1886 Z. Han
cock. sister Loretta, memorial
mass. 7.35 a. m, Tuesday, Feb. ID,
81. AlbcrtuS Church
SJSGT. BART ZANOTTO. 27,
BIZ waist gunner, Germany;
funeral mass 10 Boo held in Leech-
burg, Pa. his birthplace; joined
AAF. MAY. 1913, overseas. Sep
tember. 1913. awarded Air Medal,
four Oak Leaf Clusters for 81
missions; leaves sister, Mrs. Mary
Delflppi. 21il DrcNel; worked for
Die Tool Engineering Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
NANY WOTNpEn

TCI Wy wATER-ENDER ? Q COREET IT'S
WILBEET-&r and Mis-. John W. F5ley.
parents MHHas'Ca-
Mrs.. soma IS p Ssbrlcl. wife. 3033
Lehman, Fsmt-auck
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MISSING

TI5 ADRIAN II. GINGRAS. 2S.
infantry Dec. 20. Luxembourg
worked for Thomas Goodiellowi
Continued on Page EighD
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John Chrabowsk. 1898 Wallace;
brother OF 1t. Edward in Aleu-
tians.
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PVT. CuMMIsG PFC. JARZEMBOWsKI
PFC. DONALD 7. JARZEM-
BOWSKI, -, infantry oct. l6,
Italy; worked for Budd Wheel; in
service, November 1912; overseas.
April; previously wounded. son Of
Mary JarZcrnbowski and The late
Joseph, $500 Moran; also leaves
two sisters. two brothers; memo
rial mass, 10 a m, Feb. II, St.
Hyacinth Church.
PVT. WARREN LASHBROOK,
%, Nov. ,. Italy; in service, April,
1913. overseas, Is months; leaves
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Lash
brook, 33009 Pierce, Garden City;
seven sisters; three brothers IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
NAVY DEAD
MISSING

pfTIrpUrCE. z r wendell IF-tSG-
'-f Lss - Bgucrt!ek mother 4s9z $
Electric Detroit
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PFC. GEORGE l.. MATOSH,
q. infantry, Jan. s. France; at
tended University Of Detroit: IN
service April 1913, overseas, No
vember. 1914, leaves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Matosh, 1858 Reu-
Their. Dearborn. two brothers IN
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10
BUBBLE BATH
S7.5o

Plus 2Oro Federal Tax
20-ounce cut glass de-
canter. Apple Blossom,
honeysuckle, wooded pine
and old American spice.
Crowley placement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

.MALEK PVT DONALD F-Mrs Priscilla
Es=tAs- : 49,.
MASON SGT tDB. a Mrs rafE Mason
mother 1905 Regina AtFu Pfrt
-YER f.-T,aT E4..+-EE9f 4 ---if- E-----s-
I. MAYER. wife 3V-Z Altfrcal.
ACglLL. ID IT. EIHaI-J -Elt Betty
NrgiI. wife 1896 FaN.Ir'rr
HIlAS PVT GEORGE H-H.E Mary
HilAA-- l-l.As---2541 E.al-k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-10

HARDWOOD. PVT LEO Mrs Br-uiee
HarrsWood wife lZ2 Church Highland PAX.
HEiS. CPL GEORGE Airs stella Eeil.
me- f-f lS400 Indiana.
HOLT PFC HUGH y =-Ar2 Jl4LtA -
Holt. mother. 2o74 Tssuty-fssr-r.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
NAREB Group
Meets Aug. Is

The executive committee of
the board Of directors of the
National Association Of Real
Estate Boards Will m @ @ I
Wednesday and Thursday in
Chicago.
1t will act upon important
association affairs.
Because war travel bans
have made impossible the reg
ular convention or even a
meeting Of the full board of
directors, II will be necessary
for the executive committee
to make number of emer-
gency arrangements.
These include some system
10 provide for fall election of
officers that can be offered
well in advance for the con-
sideration of member boards.
In addition, II will review
developments in regard TO
rent control and price ceilings
and other national questions
affecting real estate.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Promptness Urqed

.The work of checking. serv-
tg and putting the heating
mnt in first class operating
condition should bc done at
the earliest possible moment,
experts advise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
243Pernits
s1,823,767
so Dwellings Cost
Put at $352.45o

Two hundred and forty
three building permits ata an
estimated construction cost OF
S1,823.767 we've issued as of
the week>ending Aug. 4, l945,
Building Commissioner Wolff
reported Saturday.
Single and two-family
dwellings included in the
above total numbered so at
$352,450, he added.
OTHERS INCLUDED
Also included were:
Permits for brick, steel and
glass factory al 12l41 Charlie
voix for Budd Wheel Co. at
S8O0.0O0.
Addition TO reinforced con-
crete and brick parts distrib-
uting and printing building at
440 Amsterdam for Louis
Rose Al S92, 900.
lIl IN "A SPAN
Steel frame factory at 1870
80 +, Grand Blvd. for Pack
ard Motor Co. at S196,672.
For the like period in 1914
there were l4l permits at
Sl95 054, including nine dwell
ings at S53, 400
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Builders Rap
Public HOUSING

The National Association of
Home Builders, through its
president, Joseph (. Merrion,
has called upon the American
Federation of Labor TO join
with home builders and other
segmentS Of the construction
industry in opposing legisla-
tive proposals for a vast pub
lie housing program.
In letter TO William
Green. president Of the eXecu-
tive council OF the federation,
Merrion pointed out that
some labor leaders have been
advocating a large public
housing program in appear
anceS before congressional
committees and state legisla-
lures.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Williams Joins
Warren Firm
East Side Ssles
Get Attention

Appointment of Nicolas
Williams to the sales organi-
zation of Homer Warren e.
Co. was announced Saturday
by Walter l.. Henderson, vice
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
PROVIDE WORK

There N no thought Of
hampering the war produc-
tiOn program, but as addi-
tional materials and man
power are released II IL
imperative that the con-
struction industry be en-
abled 10 start filling the
need for new buildings and
other facilities thereby TO
provide employment for
construction workers and
seryicemen az they are re-
leased from the war effort.
by the end Of this year,
the need for new housing
will have reached a total of
$500, 900 units. including
tho number needed TO re-
place substandard dwellings,
to house families which had
no home OF their own before
the war, and to provide liv-
Ing accommodations for
newly formed families.
yet not more than l60,-
600 permanent type new
dwelling units will be con-
structed this year, accord
ing to the current outlook.
and only about 800, 900 units
will be built In 1916, unless
restrictions are removed by
the early months ~ that
year"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

president OF
the firm.
w j Iii ans
will engage in
+ e sid e ntial
sales and list
ings of homes
located on the
east side OF
Detroit in
cluding I h e
Crosse Pointe
area
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12

kinds, not 10 mention diff
culties OccasiOned by low
rent ceilings, social secur-
ity and compensation pro-
visions for employees, need
regular and accurate rec
Ords, etc, put a different
face upon the matter.
"NOt only did there exist
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Automatic
Electric Water System
Brings Convenience

The modern automatic cleo
trio water system brings to
the home in the country and
the home on the fringe of the
city beyond the water mains
the same convenience of run
ming water under pressure en-
joyed by city dwellers. SO
states the Plumbing and
Heating Industries Bureau.
An electric water system IS
entirely automatic and pro-
vides a constant supply Of
fresh water, day and night.
The pump starts and stops
automatically.
The system is automatically
oiled and even the air supply
in the storage tank Is auto
matically controlled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-12
Manager
Trend Cited
Wolfe Analyses
Present Condition

A trend among income
property owners toward the
employment of property man.
agement concerns has beep
accelerated greatly by war
time conditions.
r. Bliss Wolfe, president OF
the Hannah Real Estate Ex-
change, Inc, in calling atten-
tion Saturday 10 this develop
ment, said that the pressure
OF governmental laws. rules
and regulations affecting real
property owners is sending "a
professional property man
ayers many owners who for
merly held a misconception
regarding professional man.
agement.
"SOme of our recent cli-
ents told us that they al
ways had thought Of "A
property manager as some
one who went around and
collected the rent on a COM
mission basis, and that, eX-
cept for trying to replace
tenants who moved out,
that was the extent of the
service" he said.
Naturally an owner in a
position to collect his own
rents in these days OF full
occupancy did not need
manager of that kind.
THE PRONUNCIATION Of
many rules and regulations
and the requirement for
filling out forms of various