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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25
ALTON II. NOE.
RAY n. CALLENS.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Circuit Judge.


Attorney for Plaintiff
Business Address:
20l Mt. Clemens Savings Bank Building
Mt. Clemens. Michigan
TAKE NOTICE that this suit In
wolves the title 10 the lands hereinafter
de scribed and is brought 10 quiet title
thereto; said lands being described as
follows
A strip OF land IS feet IN width and
bounded as follows. to-wit: On the
South by Euclid Avenue formerly
called williams Street. on the West by
lands formerly owned by one Bondy.
on the North by lands of Hubbell
(formerly owned by Slush and High
and on the East by lands formerly
owned by Verniea. and being same
property conveyed 70 John F. Gatz by
Sheriffs deed dated December "a. 1906
and recorded in Macomb County Regis
ter's Office in Liber ioi of Deeds on
page 434, now known as Lot ID of AS
SCISSORS Plat No. OF said City of Mt.
Clemens.
RAY H CALLENS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business address:
201 Mt. Clemens Savings Bank Building
Mt. Clemens. Michigan.
A True Copy:
EUNICE L. ROSE,
Deputy Clerk.
May II. Is. rs; June 1. 9. IS. 22-M-L.
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Matthias Miller Estate-June II. 1913
. STATE OF MICHIGAN The Proha "a

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County of Macomb.
At session of said Court. held al
the Probate Office in the City OF Mt.
Clemens in said County, on the l4th
day of May l945.
Present. Honorable Joseph v. from
bly,, Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Ma
thias Miller. Deceased.
National Surety Company, having
filed in said Court It's petition praying
for an assignment of the residue under
the terms Of the Will and for a con-
struction of the terms thereof 70 de-
termine the persons to take Hereunder
and 10 determine that the estate of
Joseph Miller is entitled 10 a l/7th IN
terest hereunder subject 10 the rights
pf petitioner pursuant 10 order of this
Court dated November 4. i942 and for
attorneys fees and costs.
II Is Ordered. That iith day OF June
1915. at nine o'clock in the forenoon.
Central War Time. 1000 AM. Eastern
War Timel. at said Probate Office. be
and rs hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy Of this order. once In each
week for three weeks consecutively,
previous to said day Of hearing, In the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25
Francis j. Moriarty. Attorney, S10i Mach
Avenue, Detroit 80:


STATE OF MICHIoAN--In the Circuit
Court for the County OF Macomo In
Chancery. Harriet Allen, Plaintiff. VS.
prank H. Allen, Defendant. At a session
Of said Court held in the Court o House IN n
state On the 23rd day of March. AID l94o.
PRESENT, The Honorable Alton II Noe. CIR
cult Judge. 1t appearing from AFFIDAVIT on
Ale that after diligent search and INQUIRY
n cannot be ascertained In what State or
Country the defendant resides. II Is OF.
dared that Frank II. Allen appear and
answer the bill OF complaint fled In TINS
cause within three months from the GATE
Of this order. or said bill will be taken
g confessed against him as Defendaht.
II is further ordered that copy s, 'n ,n
the Monitor Leader, and also that q
copy Of this order be sent by resi knovn
Address AT 1905 Beland ST., Detroit D..
Michigan. last known address.
ALTON II. NOE,
"A +rus conv) Circuit Judge.
HrJNiCE T. ROSE. Chief Deputy Clerk,
April I3.2o.27; May All lS.2o-M-L.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF MACOMB
IN CHANCERY
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Charles Tuscany Estate--Claims-
AuRust a. 10l6

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Probate
Court for the County Of Macomb.
At a session Of said Court. held at
the Probate Office in the City of Mt.
Clemens In the said County. on the
i4th day OF May, AID. i945.
Present, Hon. Joseph ". Trombly.
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter of the Etate Of Charles
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-25
CHANCERY SALE

In pursuance and by virtue OF a de-
cree OF the circuit court for the Coun-
" OF Macomb, State of Michigan, in
chancery, made and entered on the
10th day of April. l945. in a certain
cause therein pending. wherein John
Hughes and Helen J. Hughes, his wife,
are plaintiffs and Frank f. Weemacs
and Mildred l.. Weemaes. his wife, are
defendants. notice is hereby given. that
shall sell at public auction 70 the
highest bidder. at the Macomb County
Building in the City OF Mount Clemens.
that being the place OF holding the cir
cult court for said county, on Saturday.
the 30th day OF June, l945. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern War
Time. the following described proper
~, viz: all that certain piece or parcel
Of land situate in the Township of
Warren. County OF Macomb and state
OF Michigan. described as follows:
Land in the Township OF Warren.
Nacomb County, Michigan. described
as Lot 60 Of Koehler's Woodland Sub
division of east half Of west half of
northwest quarter OF Section 20. Town
! North Range IL East. Warren Town
ship. according to the plat thereof re-
corded in Liber 10 Of Plats, page 80,
Mscomb County records.
Dated: May II. l945.
JOHN H NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Macomb County, Michigan.
j. RUSSELL LaBARGE and
NEALE & HIRT
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Lawyers Building
Mount Clemens. Michigan.
May 1925. June 1, 8. Is. %. 2e-M-L.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN--In the Cir
euit Court for the County OF Macomo.
IN CHANCERY
FLORENCE ALBAND GLEFkE, ex.
ecutor OF the Estate Of Annie Alband
Pel,ier, Deceased.
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q rrUe COPY.
MARY HARRISON,
Register OF Probate.
May 10. %. June IN L.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

The American could hard
~ believe the story, but it's
a fact-and one which will
curdle the blood OF Amer
lean and British sportsmen
who whip trout streams day
after day and count them
selves lucky if they net a
two or three.pounder. Giant
trout, three TO five feet
long, are swimming in cold,
clear Lake Titicaca, and
are being dynamited as
nuisanceS by the natives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
FishermenS Paradise

boat, about a half mile
distant.
As he watched, a great
umbrella of water rose
from the surface near their
boat and a dull boom rolled
over the lake.
"They kill big devil fish
like yours, only that fellow
five feet long said the
engineers guide with salts
faction. use dynamite"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

LIGH in the Andes, on
- the sparkling bosom of
Lake Titicaca, an American
engineer-on a well.earned
vacation from his wartime
production duties in a Peru
Wan copper mine-hooked
the biggest and gamest
fresh water fish he'd ever
battled.
The big fellow gulped the
bait and bolted off with
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

grants " devil MS J" and
blamkd them for every mis-.
fortune they incurred, from
drought and storms TO sick
ness in their families. Then
they declared war - and
used dynamite.
Many far.sighted Latins
are urging governmental
action 10 halt the dynamlt-
ing. They foresee a rich
harvest of pesos from for.
eign anglers, now that
World War II is over.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

sized net finally hauled his
catch aboard, the wizened
Indian grunted disdainfully.
T he American didn't
notice.
Say" he yelled. This
is a trout, an honest.to.God
rainbow, three feet long "
Him little deYil," said
the Indian. Big fish out
there"
The Americans eyes fol-
lowed a pointing finger and
saw several Indians in q
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
A Picture That Saves Families

not the case, IL DR.. Donald
Laird, the internationally
known psychologist, knows
his big spenders.
In an article soon 10 ap.
pear in The American
Weekly, DR.. Laird argues,
and convincingly, that such
generous souls are love
hungry. They only want
people 10 like them.
TOR MANY awecK before
D.Day a gray-haired art
ist wandered about the
streets OF Paris making
S seemingly innocent I
sketches. The NaZiS glow.
cred at his skilful draw
ings and set him down as a
harmless old Frenchman
stupid enough TO scribble
while his country became
n part OF the Greater Reich
The other day that
Harmless" old man was
decorated for heroism. His
story, soon TO appear in
The American weekly,
reads like an espionage
epic out of fiction. BE
SuFe-te-fead 81 -Mas-ah
American Spy" written by
Henry Laussucq
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

IN THE spring of 1885
The American Weekly
ran a drawing by Percy
Crosby, originator Of the IA
nous Skippy-on its cover.
The picture, called Child.
hood Tragedies" showed a
ragged youngster kneeling
beside his bed, his hands
folded in prayer. Dear
Lord" he said, please
make Mama and Papa stop
fighting. cause it's hard 10
take sides when you love
them both, and besides I'm
ashamed 10 face the Kids.
Reproductions of this pic
ture hang in the offices Of
judges, lawyers, bailiffs,
district attorneys and social
workers-and recently it
was given a place of honor
in a Chicago courthouse.
An article in next weeks
issue of The American
Weekly explains the new
job of the magazine cover
that has kept hundreds Of
families from breaking up.
EVERY now and then the
- newspaper headlines re.
port the open.handed antics
of people who get a kick
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

out of throwing money
away. To the frugal
minded reader such be
havior might t seem to
indicate that the profligate
had blown his top" as the
saying goes. But such is
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

lIle line at SuCU
a pace that the
engineer almost
believed that a
tuna or shark
had found its
way up, by some
S u b [ e rr anean
passage, fro m
salt w ater to
the u. 466 foot
level of one Of
tn hi G h es t
bodies of water
IN the world.
The fisherman
didn't have much
time for specu-
lating, however.
He had TO keep
his line fr o m
swapping. A n d
with conSum.
mate skill he
did so, braking
his reel aS-long
as he d are d,
slowly releasing,
[ h e n reelin e
back-time after
time. Only the
AYmaran Indian
w h o p a d d. @ d
him out on the
lax q witnessed
one of the most
skilful perform
anceS in the his
tory of angling.
But the old
A y IN a r q n was
n OF impressed.
When hi S per.
spring employ.
er finally drew
a [ h T e c-foo I
monsteg long.
side, and with a
lucky scoop Of
a much under
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

Five years ago the gov.
ernments of Bolivia and
Peru, which share jurisdic-
tion over the huge lake 130
miles long and Al miles
wide, stocked Titicaca with
lingering trout contributed
by your Uncle Sam. Every
one thought it was a swell
idea.
But once they got down
South A erica way,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

m ri c a way,
strange I h in gs
h happened d 10
those tiny fish
from the United
States. The alti-
[ u d G - IN ore
than two miles
above sea level
IA n d S o m 6
chemical attrib-
ute in the clean,
/ c Y W a [ G r
spurred the de-
V e / o p m ent or
[ h oSe trout.
They grew and
they grew.
There were no
enemies 10 check
them. aside from
$1,000 n atfve
fishermen, who
paid I h G m no
heed at first.
T h @ fishermen
were TOO b u S Y
c a I c h | n &
suches," a de-
le CT a b le little
fish the natives
have priced for
centuries. B Ut
the trout liked
"Suches, - too.
SO s speck led
a n d IA j n b o W
tro ut expanded
swiftly 20 pro
portions beyond
all possibility for
their kin d in
North America,
and as they grew
the s ttpp1 y of
"suchcS dimin-
ishcd.
Iratc n q tive
( / s h q T m e n
dubbed the gar.
gantuan i'm m j.
'a,ril q & ~ and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
NEW HATE
PARTY FORMED
IN GEORGIA

c0NNFRs Ga GASP, Anew
hate rroip called ne commoner
gti3y has come into eNis.cnrf
hcrc afh the a,owea purpose q
maintaining White supremacy re-.
stretching the Advancement ~ NJ
eroes ana protecting Whit Genfil
Is from the abuses of Jews.
Tho organization which appar
entity has cess 81 large sums o.
money has becn flooding The mails
With hate literature WARNING
white Georeiaus 70 gel eady fof
tie dss WHOM Necto sn.iicrs start
returning from the worlds battle
front demanding social and racial
equality"
Thus far tho rronp differs from
the old Ku KluN Khan revived Tor
the last war only IN. Inc TACT that
n seems to have no quarrel with
The Catholics
The Conyers News White week
ly IN front PAGE editorial FIJI
blasted the Commoner party as
wholly unnecessary IN Georeia
bui softened rs attack by hastily
adding thai The News stands I'M
equiyicahly opposed 70 racial
equality"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
N r11Ini .Inlnllii0n reff-

ii.J 'iu base commander
M,une extended hi, personal CONGRATULATIONS
oNea. Palmer >ir'et lrru Ni'hisa0 member
"a rlh>,.
H. oNs ",,r>'a With M iih iif ores saspa fsht-
ia ut ha. teen a~ari't me
whom ilo iii 20 ia, h' was
~ tm'ri'an in'aon
TO- thinks he ,h, down tia tnan M',>sfh-
him a. laraetnd ,aifis o. il' r"nni apd vas
ifudl, ian1l, hsd MIN nni Amer-
h pi'd states ne sent
arms sir tcla si Forces irauihe tomnant rNti.
pint instruction. fonr other Nrsr oce al CONE
bal ,etstan., With him
q ui Inne, Ir'mugfsn i p're me sS'ar-
n,,r Hs >h.ol ~ 'iroii 1879
shrl band lud ~ b"lf In Nar'h lsA
he enlisted, ~ sir torf~ re,ei h~ pilot
second su'uar fpstce'f trmy SIR
tlama. lg u, nrie g ih rank ii first
lieutenant IN iueu,. mt While o,et,tas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
million inhabitants.
LOON AROTT NOt

Estimates on The number 81 Ne-
rrocs who have riov,d from oue
part ~ the country 70 another
vary from three qnariegs ~ mii-
lion TO wcll above iho milton
mark Most q these ha, CONC
from The country Or from snail
towns 20 o,crcrowdcd Cilif. De-
iroi' is The number one eNlnple
% how this has happened
While everybody knows iha the
newcomers arc here not crouch
people arc concerned about niak-
lnc them fccl ~ home or Milling
them 10 make necessary adiust-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
.l43 CASES SHOW THAT
SYPHILIS INCREASES
IN TEEN-ACE GROUP

There 0cio 100 eases n ypAt.s
reported he.e last week and.th'.
opinumbcfs every Other ammlt
cable disease rcporea a,fofOirs
70 nr Bruce u Donels CONS
missioner ~ hcsllh ~sphHt ha,
8ncreased during tbt va years
and recently aq0tl pnlI-
which is aeu' on infrtioat sys'i
Us shows nc greatest lpWard
tfead-
In lsii ihs la pem af
year 77i,ases oi TAO" 1Nss SYM
lis were reported here and ia isii
fhere We're i1le ,ascs Detroit
no different from oihe ws p.
'Nssril titles IN ihi- sspee ~
l)msle adds 'ior tepo froo
those ifcs snow san,
ttra~e The ptoh'eu s q
aed dfaand- ihagehiel snee'lef
tom gll pnfpo~'fal ci'izrns hp
ca8.e inrillrcni 'omnsaify silp
port and cooperation s ueeeesm'
70 heck ilic spfcad ih CON-
n1irah'c disea-e Tim. IS -p
ally tsee r yie~ ~ M fat mo
~. tse groHr 81 which ihe r
if.l.,.. tI.t lt.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
foRri NI>rn >r,rr

Tor q long time small hui &C.
tive group ri Young >crrue, have
advocated ''lort, ninth STUFF"
sci apart for m, Ncrroc> oi the
nation. ~ hest the prope>al has
had hut lukcmnrm support. lnr The
pIAin truth i that mosi Negrac>
don't naui 20 he ~ anari. We
want io achieve iull imrrican
CITIZENSHIP, ~ Mississippi and IN
Maine: in 'Iiami and ~ Delr"ii.
Rut the PHILIPPINE. may Wei he.
come . iori, -nilth >latc after The
war i n'r. such m",c would
give needed autonomy 10 the -
lnnd>. and Nonld provide nrcr>-
>afn protection asnin>t future AZ
iack> by japan. Iiciore We >cnd
any hnroancrai> 10 Vanilla. how.
e,"r, We should Give az least one
YER, cNaciipg test an >oeial iniclli-
renee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
AND
SHADOWS

be Tree. There's new World ~
comin' aud both treat liriiain and
france are deeply c"ncerncd. 20
j. our country.
one thing scems certain. ~"
irab> have weHricd ~ domination
BY other powers. aud The, nre hc-
ginning to fccl strong cn"ncll e"
81, as much. Better watch tho
arabs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03

In spite Of tht rain and sn"w
conld 500 lim rearh town into
ihe foxholc and scniy Affea me
10 the edge
eNov weigh about l1s and ~
the time ! va- as ines say SOAK
ing wet Ba i evidenily d'''ni
max, mnch difference % lhi- .oid-
lor. who had yoluuieclod q 'aNc
me back 10 me aid station
carry Around
The pam in my hips vas ~
thar iimc quite acute, and Jim
was always askins q he va- hurt
ne mo As lay ns bead aion
his ches, could heal his deep
breathing and the inborInr q his
heart he carried no. little over
milo to me aia station aud 4
uas ihcn that | learned iim bad
trench feet aua had earrled ne
All thAt instance '"l'NH"
Every SION must have been iouare
I'VE were together from then on
sleeping in cots close together te-
rausc Jim told them that he would
take care OF me-.
rhe care he gave me hccan'
a legend win the other paiien's
Al night when J awokc from M
pain Jim was there with water
talking to me telling me- 20 take
i, easy bringing me cool towel
and wipiug my face lie would
bfing Deafetie- eNcry day and /
had the best OF everything
And then came our pertine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03

JIM back 70 hi. outfit and myself
10 eencai ho~rlai ne eaniod
one nd ~ ny .'fe 10 'hc smhn
l,nec and vhcn ihey drove away
his parinr words w'tf I'M ste
va W ~ STATES kd and so
lnliul away SIS loescd h''k th'
sun was -hinlNr ana jan stood
'hcre waving his he paN fsl
hara anl as the san BIZ MS corn
ta' lolmn i seewea 70 glow %
70 halo and ! could see he vas
cnpr - WAS
Thus Was my friendship Ultli a.
Fellow nemea l.ni wondered ~
d. days pa-cd Why he didn't
ar.'e as he Promised Then on
day had my answer as was
readine nc Stars and stripcs"
came arass an Article somcfhing
Ne mis-
James Alvin Wilson colored
1924 LenoN Avenue Sew YORK s.
y KILLED in action November ss
lefi."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
White CT Tells How BraUe
Negro Saued His Life

WARREN Ohio The KIND Of 1nseIflSh deN0tlon and
conan being experienced between Negro and white
CTS in this revealed IN recent clipping from the
DAILY EXAMINER under its column ABOUT PEOPLE.
This time s William Gillespie, white private formerly
with the Third Army France recovering from an
attack OF Sciaic rheumatism hospital n Engand) who
tells the story Of James Alvin Wilson l22 lcpoN Avenue,
y Y, killed in action November 23 9li
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
Card or Thanks

] Wish 10 thank our many friends
and relatives for their sympathy
and Kindness during the herca,c.
mcnt Of my husband. William
Robinson. 1871 Nacomh street.
Emma Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-03
4 HUNDRED WILTON
FRI NtHNFN

The consuming dread Z
frenchmen ri all time ha> hccn q
powerful aud Aggressive germany.
Plan> fur easing this dread dur
Inc the next generation Include
giving iHll citizenship status Ia
MI colonial>. Thi> viii mean n
strong nation Of more than NIL.
lion white. hIarh. brown. aud ,cl-
low Frenchmcn. md the French.
for whom Iihcrtc' 'ccaliic'. iraicr-
mite have had real significance.
can do this more easily than any
othcr great power.
Decnnllr was oh, lou>Iy looking
ahead on This new plan when he
smoke with great friendlines> Of
the pcopIc OF Indo.Chlna. and IN
dot hIna alone numbers almost -
Evening star., 1945-01-05
where natives cared for them is days

where natives cared for them Is days
before they were rescued.
During the drifting, the four
sighted five Japanese submarines
and numerous enemy planes, but
they said they never lost confidence.
They bobbed on the sea In life pre-
servers during the first day until q
Navy bomber dropped q raft and
water rations.
Salt water ruined most Of the
rations. They spent six days without
water before they caught little
rain. They made their timed
cheese last IL days by doing out an
inch cube to each man daily, and
caught birds and fish, which they
ate raw.
The first friendly plane was sight
ed on the 23d day. The weak men
stood, cheered and cried. The plane
dropped water and rations, but only
a small portion was salvaged.
It was nine days later when an
other plane dropped water. @
Next day uferaft and rations
Evening star., 1945-01-05
a U. 5. Flyers Saved
After 33-Day Voyage
OF 400 Miles on Raft
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
18th AIR FORCE HEADQUAR-
TIERS, Southwest Pacific, Jan. ST.
After SO days in liferaft drifting
over 400 miles in open sea, four Lib
orator crewmen have returned with
a story of tortuous survival on a
diet of fish and birds they were able
to catch with their hands.
The four are Second 1t. John w.
Emig, York, Pa, the pilot: Staff
Sergts. John M. Davies, Cambria,
Wis; william A. Gillissie, Dear
borne, Mich; Adolph L. Desmarais,
Wichendon, Mass.
With six others they bailed out
of flaming Liberator over Philip
pines waters. Enemy strafers killed
two. Four reached an island from
which two were rescued few days
later.
The quartet named above finally
reached small island 80 days later
Evening star., 1945-01-05

fred Cecil, 26-year -old bus driver.
Her body was found In the aisle Of
her San Francisco Mare Island
coach, parked on = downtown side
street. She had been robbed and as
saulted.
Police were hunting for suspect
in the area, because OF similar early
morning attacks on women in the
last few months.
Deputy Coroner Anthony Ira
bucco said Miss Cecil's assailant, ap-
parently hidden in the rear Of the
coach. shot her through the right
side, then dragged her into the aisle
and assaulted her.
The bus was found at a curbside
a few blocks from the bus garage.
Evening star., 1945-01-05

were dropped but the rations landed
miles away.
A flying boat circled . nearby
island for which they were heading
next day but failed to see them.
Then heart-breaking change Of
currents and winds carried them
away.
They were padding desperately in
their weakened condition when they
hit reef of another island on the
SD day. They waded barefoot for
nearly . mile over sharp coral.
Evening star., 1945-01-05

ugee National Assembly yesterday.
Declaring he had been chosen In
accordance with provisions Of the
constitution that was suspended last
week by De La 0uardia. Jeptha
Brawner Duncan asserted: II con-
slider my election = test case
He said It was time for the United
Nations. and especially the Amer
lean republics. to decide whether
they want - dictatorship on the
banks Of the Panama Canal, or a
democratic government based on
law and devoted to the cause Of
freedom"
Evening star., 1945-01-05
President Of Panama
Challenged for Office
Ey the Associated Press.

By inc ASSoClated PffB6.
BALBOA, Panama Canal Zone,
Jan. 5.-The right OF President
Adolpho de La Guardia to continue
In Office as President Of Panama
stood challenged today by 59-year-
old Panamanian educator and jour-
nalist. who was selected as First Vice
President at meeting of the ref
Evening star., 1945-01-05
Woman Bus Drivers Slayer
SOUGHT in San Francisco

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 5.-A
house -house hunt over 4-mile-
square area by San Francisco police
was under way today after the early
morning staying yesterday OF Wini-
Evening star., 1945-01-05

The dove Of peace hovers near
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