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EY TON W.T.

"vou know Re hired Pecos," in
terieeted O'Shaae. you know
how bad he wants the Double o.
| gotta witness to that confession.
Amt that evidence efough?"
The Marshal shook his head.
mot for a jury, specially now
Fleeson's crossed him. He'll swear
the breed and Pecos worked in ca
boots. amt siding him." he added
hastily, "but it will be hell hog
tying that hombre."
1--WE could call him, mebbe he'd
tip his hand suggested OShane
hopefully.
mot ST." grunted the Marshal,
"but there amt no harm IN try
ing"
HE ROSE, slapped on his hat,
i and the two stepped out upon
| the plank walk. Together they
strolled towards the tent that
housed La Bonita.
At sight of the Marshal, Wack-
er's genial voice doomed. "The
VERY man wanted to see! I've
just had word that Fleeson was
corralled at Indian Wells, but he
drove my boys off and slipped
away with the girl. We've got to
get another posse together quick
and rescue Miss Curran,"
She's safe," returned the law
man CURLY.
At that moment O'Shane stepped
in. The gambler stared as though
he beheld a ghost, then his sight
hand inStinctively plunged inside
his black coat.
Hold it!" warned Parker softly.
He sank into a straight back
chair and nodded the redhead in
to another. Tell your Story!" he
directed O'Shane.
The redhead spread the confess
sion on the desk before Wackec
and told of Joan Curran's rescue
and Pecos' death.
The gambler listened in silence,
cold eyes slitted and firm lips
tight-clamped.
"Well?" demanded Parker, when
the redhead was through,
Wacker shrugged his shoulders
and smiled.
"You don't expect me to take
this seriously, Bill? I grant that
the confession, if it's not faxed,
clears O'Shane of murder, but
why drag me in? / admit I'm in
terested in buying the Double o,
lbut could have bought as easily
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from young Curran as from his
sister. I admit I'm no angel--but
murder!"
"Pecos said you hired him, and
I got a witness" persisted OShane.
"a criminal dying of wounds,
half delirious," scoffed Wacker.
y ard gamble he was tied up with
Fleeson. To shield his pals, he
points the finger at me-" He turned
to the Marshal. would you con-
vict me, the most substantial citi-
zen in Big River, on such ffimsy
evidenced"
"Pecos hung around La Bonita
plenty" said Parker.
LA Bonita was a public saloon
land dance hall. Fleeson, Pecos and
many others used it habitually.
Am I responsible for their actions
because they drink my liquor?
One more thing" he eyed O'Shane
coldly. "This man is a Jail breaker
and swore out a warrant charg-
ing him with arson. He should be
under arrest"
"What evidence you got l burned
down La Bonita?" demanded the
redhead.
barred even white
w teeth in a slow smile. More
than a few bloodstains upon a
strip of rag!" He jerked open an
other drawer and laid a small
silver mounted revolver upon the
desk top. j.,
viola Thornton's" breathed
Parker, =.
nExactly" Wacker looked at
O'Shane. SIS this the gun you held
.upd the Deputy with when you
broke jail?"
Nope" replied O"Shane
promptly.
I'D say it was" .,t -,
"Where did you get that gum"
demanded the Marshal.
Found it in the ashes Of my
dance hall This impostor, this Jail
breaker" Wacker's voice was Bit
ter, "crawled beneath La Bonita
we found the hole he dug-set
fire to the building, and dropped
this gun"
"She went into his CELL" unused
Parker. Browning, he rose. Guess
We'll check with Badly"
"By all means" agreed Wacker.
O'Shane was silent. He knew
what Badly would say.
To be continued
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Chapter 81

O'SHANE slid off his pony out
~ side the Marshals shack and
strolled into the Office. Parker was
seated at his desk, cigarette be-
tween lips, writing. The redhead
saw that his wound had healed.
drag up chair" growled the
lawman, not bothering to look up.
Suits mel" replied O'Shane.
At the sound of his voice, the
Marshal dropped his pen and
whirled around. "You!" he ejacu-
lated,
"In the fiesh." grinned the red
head.
81 got an empty CELL" said Par
ker, lust your size. You're wanted
for murder, Jail breaking, threat
ening an officer, and arson" His
grey eyes were puzzled and he
surveyed the nonchalant O'Shane.
"Yet you stroll in like you own
the town.
Hold your hosses" begged his
visitor. eve got to palaver, pIen-
ty." He fished out the roll of linen
out of his pants pocket. 'sTake a
look at that"
THE murder warrants out"
agreed Parker, after he had in
spected the grisly confession and
O'Shane had told his story, "but
Sis too slippery to be caught in
this loop"
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TODAY in HISTORY

1882 - Abraham Lincoln, %
years old, issues circular letter
appealing to friends to elect him
to Illinois Legislature-loses.
1862 - Historic Monitor-Merri-
mac fight off Hampton Roads.
1863 - John Singleton Mosby,
Confederate ranger, with a small
band, creeps within Union lines
and seizes a general and 100
others-made a captain for feat.
1881. S, Civil Service Com
mission established.
1912 - First American Girl
Scout Troop established in home
of Mrs. Juiliette Low in Savan-
nah, Ga.-8 small girls.
l916-Pancho Villa, a thead OF
some 1900 MexicanS, loots the
town of Columbus, N. M, across
the border.
1888 - Special session of Con-
gress gives President Roosevelt
first dictatorial powers over
money, credit, gold and silver.
l942-Japs overrun Java and
occupy Rangood in Burma.
1943-Russians pushed back 80
miles in German counter-offen-
sive.
1914 - German planes raid
Southern England. Ru 81 a n
smash into Tarnopol.
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The WEATHER
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Gener-
ally fair this afternoon through
Saturday; cooler tonight; gentle
to moderate north to northeast
winds. .lA....
Florida: FAN and cooler IN
north and central portions, part
ly cloudy and mild in extreme
south portion today; fair and
cooler tonieht; Saturday general
ly fair with mild temperatures.
st. Augustine through Florida
Straits and East Gulf: Gentle
to moderate winds, northerly to-
day and tonight, becoming north
to northeast Saturday; partly
cloudy weather.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
No small craft or storm warnings
have been issued.
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YESTERDAY: Cormerea ~
FIeeSon'S gang after reSculHg Joan
Currart from the torcmGn'S clutch
es, O'Shdne finds himself 10Th
orlly ttoo bullets left--orte for
Joan and the other for himself.
Suddenly, Fleeson's mob breaks
and rams. ST Waceer's men DIRE
upon them. In the ensuing fight
the redhedd and Joan are forgot
ten. Hdrdtdck rides up tpith their
horses and as they are about to
tedue, they hear groan. It's Pc
cos, Wacker'S right hand man, shot
to a fragile and dying. He con-
feSSeS to the killing of Tom Cur
ran at Walkers bidding and signs
a confession tpritten in his blood,
then dies. O'Shane takes Joan to
the Turkey spread and Viola. He
tells the story to the Colonel and
prepares to ride into Big RiUer
and tell the MdrShdI. He figures
that he nouO has 81 Wacker on the
run.
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TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

U. S. Senator C. Wayland
Brooks of Illinois. born Bureau
County, Ill, 4a years ago
Stuart Chase of New York,
noted economist and author, born
Somersworth, N. H.. 81 years ago.
Katherine F. Lenroot, chief of
the children's bureau, Dept. of
Labor, born Superior, Wis, SO
years ago.
Edgar A. Mowrer of Washing
ton, D. c., noted journalist, born
Bloomington, Ill, SO years ago.,
Lou Costello comedian, born
Paterson N. j., 81 years ago.
DR.. Clyde E. Wildman, presi-
dent, De Paw University in In
diana, born Greensburg, Ind, SIS
years ago.
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TUDAYss
ANNIVERSARIES

l773--Tsaac Hun. captain q the
Constitution" In Wa Il iaia
whose skill and Kafiantry mh
for ship the name of Old lrou-
sides. born Derby. Gem. -
10, ls43.
1908 49, Edwin FofFest famwa
Shakesperian actor. earliest
American actor Of first fsnk.
born Philadelphia Died ne "a
1872.
NISi4 80 John Evans. rhysAian.
railroad builder. foundeF Il unl
versities in Illinois. inaiana as
Colorado, born Waynesviiln. q
Died in Denver. July ,. issT
1915 - David Davis. illlnes
lawyer iufist. friend 81 t4wein.
u :. Supreme Court Jusiaoe
senator. born Ccxil County. Nj
Died June %. 1896
1924 - Leland stanford. CO.
iornia merchant. rsilToad bellsis
governor. senator. philanihfuplsi.
born watervliet. n v Died auHa
81. 1898.
1855 49, Eddie Fog. eosnedian.
born New York Died FEB "a
1923.
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IN MUsT,NoT HAPPEN AGAIN

Amen John l.. Lewis files formal notice, pur-
tlaul 90 law bat even before negotiations have
hsR un. that there may be strike in the btum-
nous coal fields, and at the same time accuses
certain unnamed government officials of poison
ng public thinking against the miners, he is sim
piy auaprovng on the familiar tactical pattern
aheh preCedes his biennial contract negotiations.
n this pattern were made up largely of bluff
iof bargaining purposes; if this were not critical
ppft4h in the war; if there were not the record
IT TIE ls4S coal dispute to look back on, the
American public could take more detached and
sympathetic attitude toward the March confer
ences
Bot tine situation contains two possibilities so
dangerous that no effort, however great, must be
spared 10 avert them The first is the danger of
shieh MI Lewis gives warning: that strikes may
b. called or permitted to occur should no new
United Mine Workers contract be agreed upon
brfure the old expires March 81. h.
Such work stoppage would border on the
calamitous The demands of weather and war
have been exceeding production and progressively
,au6e into stockpiIes. The strikes of l943 cost
,He patton at war 39,000O00 tons of coal
But Il would be full-fledged calamity were
the story of the lG43 disputes to be repeated. For
suus things were done and others permitted to
bappen during those eight months of controversy
Drumrnt
w. are here concerned not with what terms
the miners demanded, nor with the fact that the
a. "A W could not reach an agreement with the
OPERATORS non with Nh Lewis dislike for the poll
sisa sof Wt.B and NLRB Nor do we refer to the
opeAtors rejection of the miners demands and
thes "a fusal 10 accept compromise plan. One
can %ympathze strongly with the desires of the
mcuA who work in one of the most hazardous,
ardEuus and insecure of callings for what is still
holJs average pay, and who have done tremen-
duus production job. And one can understand the
rrulfcms Of the men who run one of the most
hgiey competitive and unstable of all industries.
Ne are deeply concerned that Mr.. Lewis in
latr undertook % dictate which agencies of gov
rrnRcnt he would OF would not deal with, which
Dire sves - duly constituted authority he would
ur ,uld not obey; that Mr. Lewis and the United
Mans Workers willing to paralyze super-vital
sar sproduction in effort to force acceptance
oi 8pir own demands that they took defiant and
yel We action IN the midst of great war while
n,leEuug the machinery of peaceful settlement in
tlt sDttrtsts at the whole nation
ahs newspaper supported government seiz-
80 81 Montgomery Ward on the grounds that a
natlsn al war. with due process of law operative
and sivalabie cannot tolerate defiance of its gov
nfeut For the same reason it calls for the in
.Hc sioh Of any powers of the President now de
huca and the granting of new powers if necessary.
tu vake sure that l943 is not repeated in the
the1 United States.
There must be no super government within
e'ai.iiclds-C Christian Science Monitor
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MARCH 8, l94s

1t. Gen. Robert L. Eichelber-
ger, commanding the 9Th Army,
born Urbana, Ohio, SO years ago.
Rear Admiral Alexander H.
Van Keuren born Howell, Mich,
"a years ago.
Congressman Sol Bloom of
New York City born Pekin, ILL.,,
rs years ago.
Charles Warren OF Washington,
D. c., famed lawyer, historian of
the u. S. Supreme Court, born
Boston, n years ago.
A. Hamilton Gibbs of Middle
boro, Mass, noted author, born
in England, 81 years ago. ..
Edward J. Barber of New York,
steamship company head, born in
England, SO years ago,
Vice Admiral Henry V. Butler,
retired, born II years ago.
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LECAl.S
NOTICE

Bids will be accepted until March
90 for the sale of twO-l50 X. W., 1G4
r. T.. NJ. $500 volt, American Diesel
engine generating units. Purchaser
must promptly remove all purchas
ed equipment and show evidence OF
insurance protecting all power plant
equipment and all personnel. Both
power plant side of the City Flee
trio System in Key West, Florida.
Right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
UTILITY BOARD OF THE
CITY OF KEY WEST. FLA.
c, \. VAN DEURSEN,
10 1913, 1915 Manager.
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.Hawaii's famous Lei Day comes on
Nav l. when every man, woman and child
ou lhr islands wears a lei or flower gar
land lei Day honors the spirit of friendH-
uess The United States with propriety
couh initiate Hawaii in this matter. We
havg lie DAYS in abundance, so why not
@ srf1av for a change
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INDIAN FELLED. HELD

Salt Lake City.-Poliee added
insult to injury when they arrest
ed Tabby White, an Indian, after
a patrol car had knocked him
down. They charged him with
jay-walking.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Today gives strong IsgitrHiNsH
of adventure ard II q little -.
stinaCy. There Is great loKr ea
sports Of the more rugacd va.
riety. Some conditions fatu
travel 10 the less accessible re-
gionS and the STUDY of ugsosuai
things Keep tire passions Neil
under control.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

IN THE COURT OF THE Not " =
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY, FLA.
IN PROBATE.
In Re: Estate of
CHARLES r. RiCHARDSnN, ais"
known as Chas. Il. Richardson,
Deceased
TO ALL CREDITORS AND FER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR De
MANIS AGAINST SAID ESTATE:
You and each of YOU are hereby
notified and required to present any
claims and demands which you,
or either of YOU. may have aGatnss
the estate of Charles r. Richardson,
also known as Chas. Il. Richard
son. deceased, late Of said county
to the County Judge of Monroe toun-
ty, Florida. at his office in the court
house of said County at Key West
Florida, within eight calendar
months from the time Of the tlrst
publication of this notice. Each
claim or demand shall he In writing
and shall state the place OF resi-
denCe and post office address OF the
claimant, and shall he sworn to by
the claimant, his agent, or his at
torney, and any such claim ar dc-
mand not so, filed shall he void.
NORMkN VI. RTCHARI'SpN,
As administrator Of the EStat"
of Charles r. Richardson, ais"
known as Chas. K. RirhardN0h'
deceased.
fcb1 % :mar2-9, lS4o
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KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
FROM FILES OF THE CITIZEN
OF MARCH Q. 1895

Headline and sub-head in The
Citizen today: KEY WEST
LEADS ALL IN MIAMI'S BIG
FLOWER SHOW. City's Display
Awarded Sweepstakes Ribbon
At International Tropical Exhi'
bition."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
French cabinet officers have
a consistent batting average, be-
ing put into office as many times
as they are thrown out"
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN


ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. IO-I32
PETER ]. LAKTASIC.
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE.
STELLA NJ AE BRONSON LAKTASIC,
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: Stella Mae Bronson I.aktaSic,
Go Otis Haskell,
6l0 Hunter Street,
Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce in the above styled cause
on or before the 18th day of March.
y. -. 1915, otherwise the allega-
tionS therein will be taken as con-
fessed.
This order is to he published
once a week for four consecutive
weeks in the Key West Citizen, a
newspaper published in Key West,
Florida.
Done and Ordered this 18th day Of
February, y. -. 1875.
(SEAD Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida.
By: (Sd) Kathleen Nottage.
Deputy Clerk.
(Sd ALLAN h. CLEARE, JR.,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

:When YOU ask favor of anyone, that
person expects favor in return, and often
justification or worse results as the ia
,orsd one feels obligated to heed the re-
quest
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Your contribution to the Red Cross
may help some Key West fighting man
overseas, and if that were not the case it
would help one of his buddies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

When municipalities start begging the
government for money for this and that, it
is the first step toward a totalitarian gov
eminent
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

The greatest threat to the develop
ment of democracy in the United States is
the tactics of organized minoritieS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Unless the city has honest inspections
U he polls. the voting machines cannot
guaiaGtee honest elections.
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u won't help Us to tell too much
OF this and thus and that and such!
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Give the Chinese tools and they will
dispose of the Japsains short order.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

A dangerous mixture is composed of
one part fact, one part imagination and
one part suspicion. '5...
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The amazing revelation of modern
publicity is how little knowledge it re-
quires to BECOME an expert.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Norberg Thompson viii be
given direct supervision Of the
Overseas Highway ferries on
March Is.
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PEORIA, fll-Seven hos esrh
weighing about as pounds. aan
dered out on the illino Rive ~
Farmer Bob Carve tNniaft8
his best pig-callinK 'eesnigsss -
vain effort ca coax thHna hak
20 shore A foe broke aWaY aus
carried the pw''ers 80 - -
gathering darknt a..
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Miss Mary Ann Morris, who
had been visiting Mrs. Webster
Roberts, William street left yes
terday for her home in Hunting
ton w. Va.
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WEATHER REPORT

Key West, Fla, Mar. 9, 1e45.
Observation taken at $3.50 am.
Eastern Wartime Getty Office
Temperatures
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Relative Humidity
Tomorrow's Almanac
TEMPERATURE BULLETIN

Temperature data for the "a
hours ending $3.50 a. m, as report
ed by the U. S. Weather Bureau.
Highesf Lowest
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Lou Gehrig, the Yanks' star
firstbaseman, arrived yesterday
at the Long Key Fishing Camp.
from where he intends to go out
to troll for sailfish.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

Mrs. George Peacon who Is
now making her home in Miami,
arrived yesterday to visit rela-
tiVeS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-03-09

to troll for Sailfish.
B. M. Duncan, engineer in
charge of the bridge project, ar
rived today from Matecumbe for
a short stay in Key West.
Mrs. Hildegard OFT Russell,
high school teacher, said today
that a drama, Red Shawler,"
she had written, will be pre-
sented in the high school audi
forum on April 5. '''
Major William ". Albury.
Florida National Guard, who is
in command of the troops on the
Florida Keys, returned to Key
West today from Matecumbe.
B. Curry Moreno, engineer
with FERA, left yesterday on a
business trip in Miami.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Moore, who
had been in Key West visiting
relatives, returned yesterday to
their home in Islamorada.
Mrs. George Peacon who Is
now making her home in Miami,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

(1933 Probate Act. Secs. 119, 120)
IN THE COURT OF THE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE COUNTY, FLA.
IN PROBATE.
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B. Curry Moreno, engineer
with FERA, left yesterday on a
business trip in Miami.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Nazis Ape


NUREMBERG. Sept. % (rNSJ
Some of the top Nazis awaiting
trial in the Nuremberg prison have
quit lying all the time and occa-
sionally ARE telling the truth"
Racket busting Brooklyn attor-
ney. Col. John II. Amen. made
that assertion today and indicated
even the little truth" he has
learned is worth the many hours
and days of questioning and cross
questioning of the accused war
criminals.
They're just the same "a the
gangsters we know back home"
Amen said. I'VE know when
they're lying. It's all part of the
game"
The strict routine and solitary
confinement in bare cells at
Nuremberg has been jolt after
the easier weeks in the spacious
MonSdorf Hotel AT Luxembourg.
There, the grim reality of life and
death trials seemed somewhat
remote.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29

WASHINGTON, Sept % (INS)
Senator Donnell (R) of Missouri
today took caustic exception to
President Truman's charge that
the Senate had "let him down"
by failing to pass an unemploy-
ment bill providing S25 weekly
benefits for jobless workers.
Donnell told the Senate that
the White House statement in
fers that the Senate is under
some obligation to the President
and that the Senate failed 10
perform its duty
"There is no basis for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
SIGNED WITH CIo

II was Bennett who made the
peace with the UAW-CIO which
gave the union its most favor
able contract up to that time.
II was Bennett who walked Al
Henry Ford side in the years Of
strain when Willow Run was
planned and built and the River
Rouge and other plants were re-
converted for war production.
Even as a director, though,
Bennett refused 10 move from the
barren basement office, where he
sometimes sat with his feet on
the desk, shooting Al A target on
the wall with a .3S pistol or a
powerful alrgun.
He is a sensationally accurate
shot. and once, using a pistol. he
clipped a cigar from the mouth of
a state boxing commissioner who
was violating the no-smoking rule
of the office.
Though he helped rule one Of
the worlds greatest and richest
industrial factories, he always has
had the loyalty of friends in the
lowest as well as the highest
levels nf life
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Patton, Ike '
InCOnferenCe

FRANKFURT, Sept. 2s (UP)-
Gen. Patton arrived at Gen.
Eisenhower's headquarters at 4:30
p, m today to give an accounting
of his stewardship as military
governor of Bavaria.
Patton went directly into con-
ference 10 report to Eisenhower
why he failed to carry out the
supreme commanders orders to
denazify the aBvarian civil gov
ernment completely.
Fifteen minutes after the con-
ference began, Mai. Gen. Clarence
Adcuck aHd Waiter Dorm, mills
tary government experts, were
called in.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-29
Truman Set Down
RV Missouri Senator
Intsnatlonal souna Phota

President TO be of the opinion
that merely because the Senate
fails to approve legislation the
Senate has omitted a duty" he
declared.
The Senate, Donnell said. should
pause to remember now and for
all future time that IL is not a
body subordinate TO the President
of the United States or subject 10
duty TO follow his desires irrespec-
tive of its duty.
ITO fail to follow the opinion
OF the executive does not con-
stitute a breach of duty" Don
nell declared.