Patton Hands Over
Command of Third
BAD TOLEZ, Oct. 8—(/P)—Gen
eral Patton, who led the Third
Army spearhead of the Allied
drive across France and Germany,
today is in command of a few
troops doing research work.
The Fifteenth Army general
swallowed hard when the band
struck up “Auld Lang Syne” yes
terday as he handed over the
Third Army flag to his successor
Lt. Gen. Lucian Truscott, Jr. “All
good things must come to an end,”
Patton told the four hundred
troops.
Dr. Mansfeldt
Found Dead In Car
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 8—<A>)
—Dr. John Mansfeldt, husband of
Mrs. Annie Mansfeldt arrested
last Thursday on a charge of mur
dering a nurse, was found dead in
his parked car in Shelter Cove,
nineteen miles south of San
Francisco. Deputy coroner Ida
Lasswell said the evidence showed'
he took his own life, probably
with poison.
At City prison Mrs. Mansfeldt,!
when informed of the death of I
I
her husband, wailed “nothing can
help me now that he is gone and
I loved him so.” i
Hess Enroufe To
Nuernberg To j
Stand Trial
LONDON, Oct. 8 — UP) — The
Briitsh Air Ministry said that Ru
dolf Hess left England by an RAF
plane this morning for Frankfurt
on the first leg of a journey to
Nuernberg where he will stand
trial as a Nazi war criminal. The
esrtwhile number two Nazi, who
parachuted down on Scottish!
moors in May 1941, was driven,
from his place of detention to the
airfield in a British army car in
which the blinds were drawn.
Unshaven and impassive, Hess
appeared much thinner than in
most of his recent photos.
LONDON, Oct. 8 — UP) — The
Hamburg radio said tonight that
Rudolph Hess, erstwhile number
two Nazi, has been returned to
Germany to face trial in Nuern
berg. The broadcast also said the
Soviet war crimes commission ar
rived in Hamburg.
NURSES TAKE UP
"MANLY ART"
BAINBRDGE, Md—UP)—Fenc
ing is a must for all nurses here at
the Naval Training Station. The
ancient sport gives them poise,
sharpens their eyes, heightens i
their sense of timing and works
out a lot of muscles they didn’t 1
know they had.
They Roll Again
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Arrest Strikers
At Warner
Bros. Studio
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 8 — </P) —
Two policemen and twelve strik
ers were injured as sheriffs and
officers arrested seven other strik
ers after a wild fight at the en
trance to Warner Brothers studio.
The fight ensued as officers,
the mass group of two hundred!
pickets and cleared a passageway
for studio workers.
Sheriff’s inspector Henry said
one of the pickets arrested was a
woman who was being charged
with carrying a concealed weapon,
a blackjack. Six other strikers
were confined to a building inside
the Warner lot before being taken
to jail and were accused of resist
ing arrest.
PALMS FOR POSTS
Use of palm trees for goal posts
is frequently discussed for the
New Year’s Orange Bowl game in
Miami but officials have yet to
find a way to overcome the rules
forbidding such doings.
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Tojo Now In Omori
Prison Camp
YOKOHAMA, Oct. 8 — </P) —
Hideki Tojo, Japan’s Pearl Harbor
Premier, who tried to escape the
war criminal charge with a sui
cide bullet but survived, has now
been removed to the desolate Om
ori prison camp. The Eighth Army
disclosed that Tojo was moved in
the greatest secrecy yesterday
from the American Army hospital
in the schoolhouse in the outskirts
of Yokohama. His health is re
ported as good.
Rainiers Hold 2 To
1 Edge Over Seals
SEATTLE, Oct. 8 —- </P) — The
Rainiers are holding a two to one
edge over the Seals in the finals
of the Pacific Coast League Gov
ernor’s Cup playoffs. They will in
vade the bay city this week for
the'concluding games in the seven
tilt series.
Play will be resumed Wednes
day night. The two teams broke
even over the week-end. The
Rainiers won seven and five Sun
day and the Seals won the Satur
day night contests four and two.
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