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‘Suicide of 3. P. Morgan Kin Blamed on Loneliness

By LEO TURNER, United Press Staff Correspondent

| Herbert Livingstun Satterlee, 33, to | rh, Satimtion, 10. Yo cu} hay of Me late J. P. Morgan. He was wealthy, a lawyer. banker and philanthropist. Mr. Satterlee sleot late yesterday, his servants’ day out. His butler, Henry J. Beney, was the only other person in the lavish

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x™A WASHINGTON, July 15 (U. P).— Then Mr. SatLabor unions spent only about one- terlee locked him-

self in his library on the upper floor. e butler called him for

fourth as much time on strike in the first half of this year as they did in the corresponding part of | e labor department pa .. a g par { lunch at 3:18 p In a preliminary report, the de- | m. Mr. Satterlee partment said there were about 2200| py. Satterlee Sd he would be work stoppages from-last Jan. 1 to ~ down immediateJune 30. The approximately 1,560, ly. But he remained on the second 000 workers involved lost more than | floor. An hour later the butler 20 million man-days of work. found his body. “By contrast.” the department| Mr. Satterlee, a soft-spoken man, added, “during the first half of 1946, | always was neatly dressed. He wore when labor-management contro-| pince-nez glasses and had a white, versies reached their postwar peak, | spade beard. almost 3 million workers were di-| Before killing himself: he - re. rectly involved in work stoppages,| moved his ‘clothes folded them and idleness amounted to nearly! neatly and seated himself in a half-

80 million man-days.” (filled bathtub. He was. shot once GRASS ADMISSION TO zoo |'D the temple, near his right eye | TOKYO, July 15 (U, P), — ie] The butler. said he believed his

3 'fodder for the animals will not medical examiner, said “no ques- | have to pay an admission fee. tion about it. He did it deliberately.”

Tokyo Zoo announced today that | employer shot himself accidentally. (visitors bringing grass and other| Dr. Milton Helpern, deputy chief

The butler found a note telling |him to deliver a sealed letter to |Dr, E. J. Coffin, Mr. Satterlee’s | physician. Contents of the note and letter were not revealed. Priends said Mr. Satterlee had lost interest in all activities since

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