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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-26
Louis q. X. Moran-Fstate


STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County NJ NacoTb.
A. session ~ said Court held AZ
The Probate Office N 'he City 81 NJ.
Clemens in said COUNTY on me 22nd
dav ~ January A y ioI5
Present; Hon. joseph V. Trornoy.
Judge ~ Probate
II the Matter 81 re Estate ot Louis
% K Moran. Deceased.
Henry G. Moran. having flet - said
Court his final admin. S'ration account.
and = petition PRAYING for me allow
ance thereof and for the assignment
and distribution 81 the residue 81 said
cst1te end PRAYING for The allowance
~ Attorneys fees
T. is Ordered. That The lo.h tav ~
February \ n. ie+5 a. two o'clock IN
he afternoon. AZ said probate office.
10 and "a hereby appointed Cor exam.
ining and allowing said account and
hearing said petition.
T. s Further Ordered That public
notice thereof - gwen hv public alton
~ a copy 81 THIS order. for 'hree SIC
rsssiVe weeks pre- iolS - SAID DAY ~
hearing IN 'Ae Monitor Lesder, news
naper printed and circulated "a said
JOSEPH V TRONBLY.
Judge OF Probate.
4 'ru. cory.
MARY HARRISON.
Register OF Probate
Jan. 2s FeH ? e-M L.
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Eliza Naison-Estate


February 1913
STATE OF MICHIGAN The Probate
Court for the County of NacombM
Probate Office IN the CITY or Nj. Glenn
ems IN said County on the 22nd day of
January, 1915
Present Hon Joseph V Trombly
Judge OF Probate
II the Matter % ,he Estate OF Eliza
VI s.soN Deceased
Dorothy Nsison Darfr.-hacJnE filed
her petition pFayinC that an instru-
ment filed in sid Court he 7dfritted
% Probate as the last VIII and tesla
ment aof said deceased and that ad-
ministra'ioN OF Sali estate he granted
% Dorothy NaESCn D10er INC execu-
r1r 77rT1rc TT y-7Tri ~ rttr some other
suitable person
T. IS Ordered. That said ,o'h day
~ February. 1855 a. Ten o'clock IN
ne forenoon ~ said Probate Ofnce IS
hereby appointed for hearing said petit
ton.
Il IS Further Ordered. That Public
notice thereof be gwen by publication
of.a COP, 81 'his order. once ~ each
week for three weeks consecutively.
rrevious - said DAY ~ hearing IN tho
Nonitor-Leader. 4 newspaper printed
and circula'e1 - sad County
JOSEPH V TRONBLY.
Judge 81 Probate.
A tue cony'
MARY HARRISON
Register OF Probate.
Jan. rs FEES, 2 an L.
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Business Property For Sale FL

observation-disclosures store with
si25 per month income: living quarters
above store: consists Of ten rooms Hot
water hea; and stoker. For Information
call 5.6o. A26
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ORDER or PUBLICATION

A, session OF said Court held IN
he Court Room = the City Of Mount
Clemens on the 25;h day of December.
4. n iai4.
Present: Hon. Alton X Noe, Circuit
Judge
In ms cause - appearing by ar
dsvit on tile that The defendants above
named are prcper ard necessary par
ties 20 ,Nc above entitled cause. and
that except far Roher; 6 Rieman who
resides AZ 1928 Roselawn, Detroit, 4,
resides a. CrosWen. Michigan. and
John NJ Reman, who resides a, 1888
6. Center road, Route No. =. Flint. 7.
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Michigan. the said defendants are non
residents OF the State Of Michigsn but
reside IN other states with addresses
IS follows
Madeira Y. Rieman. sa4 s. Sixteenth
ST., Newark. New Jersey
Miss Alice G Conner, sel g Sixteenth
S. Newark, New Jersey
Rober, Burrows, -! Linden Street,
Winnetks. Illinois
Walter NJ. Burrows. Pslos Park. r.
!inois
Frederic s Burrows 900 Este, ave.
nue., Chicago, s5 Illinois.
On motion OF Clifford A John. az
tor1eY for the plaintiff.
1T Is ORDERED that the defendants
and each and every OF them cause
their appearance 20 be entered herein
within three months from the date OF
this order. or in default thereof. that
the said bill Of complaint be taken as
confessed BY the said defendants. and
or their and each of their unknown
heirs. devisces leEa,ees and assigns
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that
within forty days plaintiff cause a CODY
vot this order 20 be Published IN the
Monitor-Lc adler. = newspaper printed
published and circulated In said county.
such public % De continued there
IN once in each week for six weeks IN
succession
1T is FURTHER ORDERED that
within twenty days after the frs. publ
cation Of said order that copy there
81 be sent by registered mail return
receipt requested, 20 each Of the above
named defendants except John r. RE
man and Jennie VI. Burrow or Bur-
rows. both OF whom are now deceased
postage prepaid. az the address of each
~ sad above named defendants as
stated and set forth herein
ALTON n NOE.
Circuit Judge.
\ TRUE COPY:
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Probate ONCE IN ihe Ci'N Of NJ. Glenn
ms in said Coun,N9N on the goth day of
January -A-D. ie4S- Az-
Present Hon. Joseph V. Trombly
Judge OF Probate
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Ed
ward Brown. Deceased
Leo Jean having fled\ N said
Court his final administr stion account.
and = petition PRAYING for The Allow
ance thereof and FOR the assignment.
ard distribution Of the residue OF SAID
estate. and praying for the allowance
OF Administrators fees for ordinary ard
extra -ordinary Services and Attorney
fees
l. Is Ordered Tha. the ioth dsv OF
February. A. n iol5 az two o'clock
m re afternoon. AZ said probate office.
he and - hereby appointed for examir-
inr and allowing said account and hear
ne said petition.
It's Further Ordered That public
notice thereof be given BY publication
OF copy 81 this order for three sue
cesstve weeks previous 20 said dsv 1T
hearing. u no Noetor- Re lder. a news
paper printed and circulated in said
County
JOSEPH V TRoMBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
true COW.
MARY HARRISON.
Register Of Probate
Jan. % Feb. 29LM-L
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DETAILED LIVESTOCK
SURVEY


The same basic questions will
be asked every farmer: His
name, age, race, farm location.
number of buildings on the
farmstead and facilities How.
ever, queries on field crops.
fruits and vegetables and other
produce harvested will vary ac-
cordipg TO the section of the
country.
Perhaps the most detailed
questions will cover the live
stock population. The GENERATOR
Will determine the number of
chickens and turkeys raised, in
come from poultry, number of
cows and heifers MIXED. how
many gallons of milk produced
and quantity of butter sold.
In addition, the number and
age of horses. mules, cattle,
sheep. hogs and goats will be
tabulated. The amount of wool
shorn. mohair and meat pro-
duced with their market value
will find their way onto the in
reviewers ledger.
The nations mobile farm labor
force will be determined by re-
cording the number of persons
employed on a farm on a given
date.
QUESTIONS ON CROPS
Farmers will be questioned In
detail about the kinds of crops
planted, acreage, how much
was consumed on the farm and
the income received from their
sale. Farm properties and debt
position will be determined. An
inventory Of farm machinery
will be included.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THF CIRCUIT COURT FOR The
COUNTY OF VACCINE
IN CHtNCERY

DOROTHY 6. RIEMAN. Plaintiff.
vs.
JOHN = RrEMAN and MADEIRA Y.
PIFNAN. MS ute ROBERT s RE
MAN DONALD G. SlENAN. JOHN
NJ R1FNAN ALICE G CONFER.
JENNIE " RrRROW o. BURROWS.
ROBERT BURROWS WALTER NJ
BURROWS and FREDERIC 6, BUR
ROWS ard or their ard each ~
theI-. unknown heirs. devisees. legs-
tees and assigns
Defendants
A Z
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\ TRUE COPY:
EINICE -ROST---------.- .-------
Chief Deputy Clerk
Take Notice that this suit involves
and is brought 70 quiet title 20 the fol-
lowing described lands and premises.
situate and being IN the Village OF Ro-
meo. County o. Macomb and State of
Michigan and described as follows. to-
Wat:
Commencing ! rods South o, in
trTSec'Ion or South Inc OF Ninot
Street and west line OF Main
Street; thence West parallel with
South line Of Mnot Street 4o5
chains thence South IS feet 10
lands OF GreenshieIds. thence
North e. degrees 81 minutes East 20
West line of Main Street. thence
North Il degrees West 95 feet 70
place If beginning and beng lands
decided BY Jane 6 Waterbury 10
William Greenshields BY deed dated
June a. 1897. recorded in liber 100.
page Az OF Deeds. Said land con-
sIsts of Lots 30 and 81 of Assessors
Plat No. 2 part Of Southwest =. Sec
ton IS. Town : North. Range y
East. Village ~ Romeo. Msconb
County, Michigan. as recorded on
October 8 A D 1898. In liber II Of
Pl5ts. page A.
CLIFFORD A JOHN.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Business Address
n LAWYERS Building
Nj Clemens Michigan
Tele phone 5osl
IAN. 5-I2-le-2s: FEB. 2-a-is-M-L
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HUGHES REAL ESTATE

MODERN 1-bedroom home oil heat;
city water; garage 10y 75x275 on South
River road-oniy s., $50, 81 900 down.
Why pay rent?
All year around cottage bedroom
suitable for couple: lot 50xl50: lake
privileges; only 81 650-Why pay rent?
Clinton river frontage 5ox40O: 2 miles
from Lake ST. Clair. only $3.50: 500
down
10 acres located IN city: North side I:
ready for subdividing SIS, 900 "a. 900 dn
STAN BARRON
Phone Mt. Clemens 2o52 or $500 c
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Edward Brown--Estste

STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court for the County Of Nacomb.
A. 4 session otsatd Court. held az the
Probate Office >the City o. NJ Glenn
-ns in said CountN9>on the 2oth day of
January A-D ip4SA-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-01-26

FRASER
rooms: utility: "a acre: so fruit
trees-S3 900: $500 down.
EAST DETROIT
Extra nice 4-room brick; fully insu-
lated; tiled kitchen and bath. 3 lots;
garage-S6. 500
? acres: modern home: 3 chicken
coops-S9, 500; terms.
ROSEVILLE
rooms; part bath; 3 lots including
corner: walking distance 70 Gratiot-
50 800. easy terms.
room modern; garage; J acre; block
from shop; all kinds OF fruit, flowers
and shrlbs-So 500
ST. CLAIR SHORES
2-familv near IL Mile ana Jefferson;
owner leaving stste-s4 900: $3.50 down
WARREN TOWNSHIP
rooms: bath; near 9-Mile and Hayes
50 300 cash
5 rooms and bath: LOT 65xl45. near
GrAtio'-8 Mile road-S+ 200. 81 900 dn.
rooms; lot 60xll5; block 10 8 Mile
50 900.
DETROIT
Fleming and 7 Mile road: rooms
bath. hot air heat: tiled Kitchen and
bath--s5, 500; terms.
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Folks are Paying Cash for Things You No Longer Need
Help Wonted-Femole

YOUNG GIRL for Ditto machine OPP
orator; postwar opportunities. Bundy
Tubing Co.. i234o East Nine Mile road
between Hoover road and NIB. A26
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LUMBER AVAILABLE
WIN finance and construct additions:
farm buildings: roofing siding
PAGANErrl LUMBER CO.
Establishes 1899
Phone NJ. Clemens 1879, ! block south
Of Cess and Grand Trunk Railroad. G
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WOMEN-Agcs 20 to - for the out
standing lob in the country today
TAKING CARE OF OUR WOUNDED
FIGHTING MEN In Army General Hos
pitas or overseas. In rehabilitation
work with the Medical Corps; salary
and opportunity for postwar posi-.
tons. Training and schooling free:
must have four years High School for
above Job assignments. Other assign
ments for two years High Schools must
be in good physical condition: cannot
qualify with dependents under IA. Tel
ephone 4SSa Mt Clemens or write wo-
mems Army Corps. 50 North Crstiot
avenue. Mt Clemens. Jewel Thea,er
Building. IF
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Building ond Construction

ROOFfNG: sheet metal; furnaces:
brick and asbestos siding.
Modern Sheet Metal Co.
II Fourth Street Mt. Clemens
For estimates ohone Mt Clemens <<02
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Third Of Dickinson, Ne. Clemens
Phone s922
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Stoves. Stokers, Heaters Ill!

FOUR ROOM coal circulator; good
condition. 263 North Walnut. Mt. Glenn
ems. A26
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IN LOVING MEMORY OF our dear
mother Helen Thomas, who suddenly
passed away one year ago today, Jan
70 1914. Sadly missed by her children
md rrandc h lnrcn. L
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Navy DiscIoses
Murder of u. 5.
Airman on PaIau

GC AM, Aug. 28. (UP)-BypaSSed
japanese in the Palau islands Tues
day were awaiting an official order
from Emperor Hirohito before sur
render, as the navy revealed that
LiberatOr creWman, forced down
May 4, was killed in cold blood by
an enemy officer.
The army flier, who was not
identified, made a safe parachute
landing on Koro iii the Palaus May
4. He was subsequently taken pris-
oner and killed by Japanese Of
ficer, the navy said. The japanese
said the killing was under inveSti
CATION and that it had not been an
execution carrying out a court mar
tial sentence.
Questioned about the murder of
the unidentified creWman in viola
ton of International law. the Jap
anese chief of staff, a Col. Tada
said coldly:
While the incident is regrettable
it is insignificant by comparison of
the loss of innocent women's and
children's lives by the atomic
bomb"
Tada also claimed that what he
said were $4,000 soldiers and 5000
civilians under his command would
resist anv attemnt at a prema-
ture American landing to the point
of hara -kiri"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Wainwright Flies
To Shanghai

CHUNGKING, Aug. %. up
1t. Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright,
American commander at Bataan
and Corregidor, and a group OF
senior British and Dutch officers
liberated from a ManChurian prison
camp, arrived by Plane Tuesday
1t. Gen. A. E. Percival, British
commander at Singapore, was
among the officers who accompan-
led Wainwright back to free China.
Both Wainwright and Percival will
tell their stories to the press later
Tuesday.
They were liberated from a Jap
anese prison camp at Sian. lou
miles north of Mukden, by Ameri-
can paratroops and Red army fore
eS last week.
An american plane was sent TO
. Mukden last Saturday to bring the
officers to Chungking, but difficult
ties of transportation had delayed
their arrival at the Mukden airfield
"a Japanese broadcast notified
Gen. Douglas Macarthur that plans
have been prepared for the evacua-
ton of prisoners of war camps al
or near seven ports-Hakodate
Aomari, Sendai. Yokohama, Nagoya
Wakanoura and Nagasaki. Tht
broadcast was reported by tht
FCCD
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Russian Forces
Near Hokkaido

LONDON, Aug. %. (UP)-A Sow
let broadcast said Tuesday that Red
Army troops have reached the
southern tip of Sakhalin island,
only "a miles across a narrow strait
from the Japanese home island of
Hokkaido
The broadcast said other tasks
still lay ahead of the army. but did
not specify whether these include
a landing on Hokkaido. "A Tokyo
broadcast several days ago ex-
pressed fears that the Russians
would force the channel
The liberation of the entire Jap
anese-held southern half of SAX
halin was announced by the Khab-
arovsk radio, voice of the Soviet
Far Eastern Command.
Japanese suicide units which held
out to the end were crushed, Khab-
arovsk said All Sakhalin formerly
belonged to Russia, but she was
forced to cede the southern half of
the island to Japan after the war
of 1904-5.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Examiners Okeh Pacific
FIiQht for Pan American

American certificates TO fly east
ward across the North Atlantic to
Calcutta. If. as expected. the
CAB approves the examiners rec
concentrations in the Pacific case. it
will amend Pan-American's present
routes to complete "a rOund-the-
world service by an American car
rier."
Round -the-world cruises by air
substantially will reduce the time
that was required for such cruises
before the war and will make pos
sible a maximum of time for the
visiting Of foreign countries with a
minimum of transit time" the ex-
aminers said.
What they meant was that some
day. not too far off, you may be
able to buy a ticket from Pan
American at New York and two
weeks later arrive in San Francisco
or Los Angeles having visited:
Newfoundland, Ireland. Britain.
Belgium. Germany, Czechoslovakia.
Austria. Hungary, Yugoslavia. Ro-
mania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Lebanon,
Iraq, and Honolulu.
The CAB examiners also proposed
that Northwest Airlines be licensed
to fly the North Pacific on a. route
between New York and Chicago and
Manila via Canada, Alaska, Kurile
Islands, Japan, China and Hong
Kong
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Three Fleets Set
To Watch Jups

the famous Third Fleet had been
assigned primarily to the naval oc-
cupatiOn of the Tokyo area while
each Of the other forces were as
signed to occupy anc control coast
al waters of certain enemy-held
territories" and to operate in sup
port of American ground forces
occupying the japanese land areas.
Under the overall supervision of
Admiral Richmand Kelly Turner,
commander Of amphibiouS forces in
the Pacific. the Third, Fifth anC
Seventh Ampkibious Forces, under
the operational control of the COM
manders of the Third, Fifth and
Seventh Fleets respectively, will
carry the occupying troops to their
designated landing areas.
Part of the Third Amphibious
Force will be used for amphibious
troop movements in the areas con-
trollec by the North Pacific Force
commander.
TIE Seventh Amphibious Force
under the direction of the Seventh
Fleet commander. will land army
units at strategic points in Korea
while the Seventh Fleet also vii
control the waters eff the China
coast from Hainan northward, in
cluding all of the Yellow Sea anc
the west coast of Korea.
Areas assigned to the United
States Fifth Fleet and the NORTH
Pacific Force will be announced
Nimitz said.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Death Summons
Mrs. ". 6. Foss

Mrs. William G. Foss, 33. died at
5 am. Tuesday in the El Centro
hospital of mesenteric thrombosis.
She had been taken to the hospital
early Monday after becoming i'll
Sunday night. The unusual mala-
dy formed blood clot in an artery,
according to her physician.
The former Margaret Nelson, Mrs.
Foss is survived in addition to her
husband. by two sons, Tommy, 8,
and Dickie. 5. She also is survived
by three sisters, Mrs. Charles Wat
kins, Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs. Nick
Druhack all of Los Angeles. Mr.
and Mrs. Druhack arrived in El
Centro Monday when they learned
of Mrs. Foss' illness.
Mrs. Foss lived in Los Angeles
and attended schools in Santa Bar
bara. She was married In 1884, and
came to the valley with her hus-
band in 1898 swhen Mr. Foss be-
came associated in business with
his father, j. D. FoSs.
She was prominent in social cir
cles and club activities in Ell Centre
| Funeral services will be conduct
ed at 1890 am. Thursday at the
Lemons Wiley Chapel Burial will
be in Evergreen cemetery.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Yonk Prisoners I'm japan
Get Supplies From B-2qs

force announced.
Officials estimated that some 90
900 prisoners were held in the tar
get" camps, whose populations
ranged between 10 and 1000.
Ironically. the Superforts in their
second mercy mission Of the week
returned to scenes of their most
devastating wartime bombing op-
erationS.
Fifty-gallon oil drums were par
achuted into IL camps in the Tokyo
area, II near Fukuoka, nine in the
Kobe Osaka area. eight around Sen
dai and six near Hiroshima-the
latter blasted only a little more
than three weeks ago with the first
atomic bomb.
Each of the cleaning B-29s car
ried 1000 pounds Of supplies Some
of the camps required only halt
load. In the oil drums we're soup
cocoa, c and K rations, fruit, cam
/ dy, vitamin tablets, shoe laces sew
ing kits, khaki uniforms, soap
! toothpaste. razor blades and other
toilet articles.
/ Also included in the drop to each
camp were enough medical supplies
to last 1900 men 80 days.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
N'uziis
Await !
rial
rs Names Listed
By Four-Power
Group in London

LONDON, Aug. %. (UB).
The fOur-pOWer represent
ativcS in London have draft
ID indictments against the
najor European war Grim
inalS and in the next two or three
DAYS will announce the names of
perhaps 25 top Nazi leaders sched-
uled tO 20 on trial for their lives
in Nuremberg.
The United Press learned that
the list Of major war criminals will
he made public this week in sim
ultancous announcements fro m
Washington, London. Paris and
Moscow
That step will fulfill the first
directive by the Big Three al Pots
dam calling for issuance Of the first
list Of war criminals before Sep
tcmbcr /.
Informed observers in London be-
Iicvcd the initial roster would not
include more than 25 names. II
was taken for granted that it would
contain the names Of such notorious
figures as Hermann GOering. Joa-
chin Won RibbentrOp, Julius
Strcichcr. Franz Won Papen. high
members Of the German general
staff. and possibly some Of the in
dustrialists who backed Hitler
NazI regime
An American spokesman for the
War Crimes commission said the
Continued on Page s, Col. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
48 Planes Garry Crew
For Headquarters;
Ships inter Tokyo Bay
Cruiser San Diego Takes Continent Of
Fighters, Armed for Any TreacherY
Take.off Crash at Okinawa Kills Iq Men
BY WILLIAM c. WILSON

MANILA, August 28. UP)-The occupation Of Japan
began smoothly Tuesday with the establishment Of Amer
lean advance headquarters 20 miles from Tokyo and the
anchorng in Tokyo bay Of nine-ship task force with
10000 marines and blueiackets.
An advance party Of $50 technicianshe first occupa-
On troops to land Japan-radioed back from Atsug
airfed Tuesday night that all AZ planes the initial
borne force had landed safely Tuesday morning
An army communications officer the field radiOed
that the landing going according to plan message
intercepted by the navy radio station at OkinaWa said
strong force Of fighters and bombers constantly pa
trOed the skies the field the alert for possible
treachey, the officer said Meanwhile japanese soldiers
and civilians stood a safe distance from the field and
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
McQuade Resumes
Command Of
F. +. Marine Base

The first commander of the Ell
Centro Marine Corps Air Station,
Colonel T. j. McQuade resumed
command of the base Tuesday morn
ing, succeeding Lieutenant-Colonel
Theodore Sanford, Jr.
Colonel McQuade was first named
to head the station in July, 1912.
serving until December, 1943, when
he went overseas with a marine
transport group.
He was commander of the air
transport group for II months.
while based on Guam, from where
he flew to other Pacific islands
He returned to Ell Centro station
June l to take command of MAG AZ
Succeeding Colonel M C Qua d e
when he went overseas was 1t. Col
Karl F. Voelter, who was followed
by Lt Col. Hugh c. Brewster. Or
Col. Brewster's retirement this
month. 1t. Col Sanford was named
commanding officer of the station
Col. Sanford will return to his for
mer position of executive officer.
Colonel McQuade was commits
stoned a second lieutenant in the
marines in 1924 and joined the all
branch in 1928 He served tour!
of duty in Nicaragua and Cuba.
Mrs. McQuade and their TIVE
children, Jock and Patricia Ann
have made their home in El Cen
tro since Colonel McQuade was frs
assigned to the Ell Centro station
and remained here while he wa
overseas
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
laps Make Ready
To Quit Singapore

RANGCON, Aug %. tUPl-Pav-
ing the way toward rapid Allied
entry into Singapore, japanese sur
render ENJOYS signed preliminary
peace agreements fer Southeast
Asia at IL am. uesday in the
brilliantly lighted grand ballroom
of Government House.
The BIC, mOnitOreC ny the
NBC in New York, reported Mon
day night that the British East
Indies fleet, led by H. M. S. Mel
son. already was steaming toward
the Straits of Malacca for the
British navy's triumphal reentry
into Singapore
Actual sure der Of Japans
Southeast Asia forces to Mount
batten by Count Terauchi will take
place in Singapore at date to be
fiynd. il was announced.
Capt. F. S Habecker. Ccputy sig
nails officer Of tie Southeast Asia
command. represented t he United
States at the ceremony.