The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 6, 1945, Page 1

Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features Por 65 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West American Ninth Army Now Oy 23 Milks British Second Army Reported To Be Just Thirty-Five Miles From Bremen (My Associated Prees) PARIS, April 6.—The U. & Ninth Army, when the latest advices were received from the front today, was enly 23 miles from Hanover, and the British Second Army had advanced to within 35 miles of Bremen, where the big German naval air base} is established. it was said unofficially that because of the swift ad-| vance of the Allies all along the line, they may be several} miles ahead of the advances noted in the latest dis-! patches. | Hanover and Bremen are} also expected to be under siege in the next few days. The American Third Army has| eut down the distance to Berlin | to 130 miles, though, in this in- stance also, it was said ithat the Wkelihood is the Third is nearer than that to the German capital. Nazi troops, pounded by other ¢olumns of the American Thitd,! are in full retreat toward the Geechoslovakian frontier, the ob- Nazis Weren’t Nasty Seventy Years Ago | t! (Dy Asnociated Press) CINCINNATI,’ Ohio. highly - distasteful word “Nazi”! fist was used mote than 70 years | ago. 4 Dr. Edwin H. Zeydel, agisee’| One hundred years ago this! sity of Cincinnati professor of|¥¢#" @% uncle of the late Dr. t languages and discoverer of lit-| Joseph Y. Porter constructed the erary oddities and novelties, says! building on ihe southwest corner jas early a 1872, Wilhelm Busch,|of Duval and Caroline strc & From Hanover M. MESA BUYS IN TWO PIECES OF:PROGERA painter, coined the term “Inter-| into six jazi” to describe a character jn} be, richly ne of his works, This “Integ=! rated. Nazi”. was an.ardent internation, Work in ,remodeling the, inte-| 4 will? partments, which furnished } ‘ a F y areas > beer ie a ee Admittedly, they have proved lalist unlike, his resents rior of the building hasbeen) mi will, be constructed : on" ‘sige bE) c ONE, .AT , ELIZABETH. AND, name-sake PIFECHEAANA ried, by. the, Mangham.,,Con Leach floss tat the outside, atthe} & worn: inthe french body’ boli- EATO. ’ ee t fb Zeydel also, says, that! Suction Company of Miami, and, building will remain as it is, tic.! mk eg ees that no ‘more IN STREETS}: OTHER (yg5 735) ice has been ih nae an a Key West. This is the, company} ‘The estate is owned! by: Willian | Alsatians. be shifted ON SIMONTON,,.,STREET|South, German nickname. for bat constructed 24 apartments, R. Porter, Dr. J. Yates Porter, Jr.,| Vosges and those inow the tenant’ on Flagle NEAR CAROLINE ERE Json-Adams apartment on Mrs. Harriet T. Mack, widowi ' of the late Norman E. Mack, who} 7 t was the owner of. the Buffalo! WASHINGTON.—A high pow- Times and, at one time, was thej ered Army radio station, installed chairman of the National Demo- in France for communication with : ; ‘the United States, sends out ap- ae L ‘ P: cratic Committee, has sold the | proximately 400,000 words a day. house and lot on the northwest! It was packed into 1,000 boxes! corner of Eaton and Elizabeth|and shipped across the channel. | streets, and a lot on Simontan | Forty-five oA ieee did| today with two assertions made : e reassembling job. 7 street, near Caroline, to Marcos|" “Direct hookups with Washing.’ i? Yesterday's Citizen by Step- A. Mesa for $3,000. iton, London and the Army radio hen C. Singleton, regarding the The building at Eaton and communications system in Italy present and the proposed new Elizabeth streets was constructed anes abe make pom we i, s a ‘sending of messages along su! " ‘ 3 Dyn PA Mayor Less a nce: 4000 menee lean PP'Y) ‘The criticism about a provision ee eee abcd jin the latter. charter regarded, rt of ie ullding, ry » sta aI a St om- Reich ha Bag dieing) ine 1995; Old Symphonies Return j the statement that some city em: For Fighting Yanks (ity Asani Presa) } ! i ! 1 Several city officials took issue city charter, keys, was purchased by the Big; tury symphonies have been sec- Pine Key ;,Realty. Company,| lected by Columbia and Victor 4 . oe a; read the provision in question. | which, Mrs.’ Mack \says in the, for their first classical recordings a Of course, af Mr. Singleton! ;@eed has ,been dissolved as a since the soscalled Petrillo ban’ THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER KEY WEST, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1945 : Thelma and: Whitehead streets, designat- Sed as thes southernmost home in German humorist, cartoonist, and; and today it is being converted, the United States. and deco-! rics, jaxchitectural principal ‘OLD PORTER HOME SITUATED AT DUVAL AND CAROLINE STS. TO | BE CONVERTED INTO SIX APTS Remodeling is being done from ans prepared by Miss Marion anicy, who drew plans forsthe Strabel house at South The Porter building, three sto- high, is a combination: of designs, , sincluding vs of the Colonial. Two apart- avenue, the Thomp-, and their -sister, Mrs. W. Hunt! be brought back as svon South) Ha Miss Minnie Porter Har- ae street, the Lopez apartment, on) ri that the: apartments will High Powered Talk ; United stwcet and other locak, be completed at some time dur- : buildings. ling the summer. WITH STATEMENTS ABOUT CHARTER in 1838, and that the proposed | here. ‘charter one since that time. Here again, nently quartered at this isolated| BELIEVE CITY WILL SUR- ed with heads of the we he is correct, because the basic base off the far northeast coast of | To keep Sunday holy} provided for in the charter of 107;?74 aid morale of the men sta-| lyears ago, is the. same now as it tioned here, offigers read a week-! will be the first “new" of city government, “many decades members of the The Key West Citiz IN THE U.S. A. lGerman Currency - Alsatian Headache (By Associated Press) SAVERNE, France. ess of chasing G and coins out of Alsace continue French money will soon displa | German exchaitge throughout the Alsace area, 5 Alsatians who were taken over the Saverne Gap to refugees in the south of France nave provid- ed a minor problem. They went with-German moncy, they speak German or a. dialect of it, they jhave been: eonditioned to Ger- {man methods and ways. | | jsible. |THE SPIRIT MOVES (Rs Axsociated Press) | FROBISHER BAY, Baffin 1 'land, Canada.—Every Sunday small group of parka-covered E: ta sermon read by an officer of the ,; AAF Air Transport. Command There is no chaplain perma- ; Canada. ly sermon written and forwarded by Chaplain (Maj.) Morgan, stationed at Manchester, ie i ‘ployes will retain their jobs with- governing body were _ called' ‘The Eskimaux rarely miss these spas nara ome, OFe On New Platters out chaving to undergo a civil “aldermen,” that term is inter-! sunday serv Most of them * ; seals: Mba }service examination. Anybody, changeable with “councilmen,”| den't understand a word but have reat estate locally “and also” on (By Assactated Preasy ‘who does not believe that state-'for the simple reason that, when| learned’ the Lord's Prayer and Big Pine, Summerland and other; NEW YORK. ree 19th cen-' ment is correct, may go to the the name was changed, it did not| fundamental religion from mis- Chamber of Commerce office and: in the least affect the basic prin-| sionaries. jcipal of government. | The charter was revised 52 Armistice Reported, 's ago by the late W. Hunt ive of the Americans. It is at| Florida cotporation, and. that she t point where they expect to/is’the owher of all the stock. itp. forces with the Russians. | Size of the lot on which is sit- waa lifted: said, elected officers and heads, years a The Columbia Masterworks are |°f departments are excepted, but} Ha ris and, of course, the revi-| Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 in'in all other cases the employes) Sion, together with other con-) A ; jwill continue to work for the) tents of the charter, had to. be} Then There Was War (By Annoct \ ESKIMOS 10 MILES kimaux travel ten miles to hear} The German army is disinteg: réting faster and fabter every day and ‘that assertion, it was pointed out by military men hi reborated by the incr bers, of prisoners captured every suc ling day. Today the U. S, Third took 8,200 prisoners, while the bag of the U. S. First Army numbered 17,400. War Fund Drive Has Reached $22,122.30 Proceeds of the Red Cross benefit Bingo Party given by the Key West Woman's Club on Wed nesday evening, boosted the Wat Fund drive to $22,122.30 war fund officials announced this morning Although the nationwide. drive fficially ended March 31, Key st and Monroe County wili continue its drive until the $24,; 900 is reached it was stated Volunteer worker are =com- pleting last minute contacts and pledges bf donations made earl- ier in the month and it is felt} that when the “mop up” drive finished the area will reached its quota. The Red Cros Ball given by the Key West Hotel association on Saturday evening at the Marina netted the War Fund Campaign a total of $465. official and complete tabu- lation of the affair showed” Mrs. Dan Navarro president of the Woman's Club announced that while the Bingo Party statics have not yet been completed, more than $100 was realized from the affair oO Re RE EI. WANTED Secretary for..Monroe County Casa uated” the former Curry building is 55 by 39.8 feet, and the Simon- B minor, called the “Pathetique, by Arthur Rodzinski and the N “| 55 feet and a depth of 113 feet. have York Philharmonic - Symphony; a mental or phy: { ;ton street lot has a frontage of in M major, often called “Dance Symphony,” performed pairing or in the scavenger de- {city without undergoing eithier| validated, as was ical examina- | ‘changes done when were madp again in and Beethoven's Symphony No. 7/|tion. Besides, no manual laborer,!1919, and were supposed to be the’ such as a workman on street re-;made in 1929, changes at any but none of the time affected | FORT SHERIDAN, Ill.—Prank- ister soldiers here awakened |buddy in the middle of the night and shoved a gopy of the local newsparer under his nose. “Arm- Women Don’t ‘Fare’ bye ieene, Oumanay end tbe Phil: | partment, willl be required) to un-|the basic form of government, Ai Steed _a foot-high head ; ag) adelphia Symphony. It was the Gorgo a civil service examination,| But the proposed charter, if} ''"°, h_ seer s : So Well In Memphis) fis recording by Rodzinski and Berita Feu e caw Gn cldvent waltde tad! willlvchangeltthel rorm|er Hes was) cull ofisbed, | half the Philharmonic together. dressed and headed for a mid ye. tof government entirely. There- van ‘ e Victor Red Seal alt paploye [gene = vg ig{night celebration before his MEMPHIS, Tenn After the| ive records, like the others ts of The, other criticism concerned|fore, as Mr. Singleton said, it[ Might celebration before | hi war a motorman will still be aj Berlioz’s “Harold in Italy,” by Mr. Singleton’s statement that!will be the first new charter) 70% 1 pun | motorman in Memphis, says A. D.| Serge Koussevitzky and the Bos-, the present charter was adopted since 1838. | McWhorter, general superintend-| ton Symphony in’ their first. re-| - : -|n. Rae Gana. jent of the street railway com-j cording in nearly five years. Wil- | Man ade Fog, Sno a | The company advertised for 100] Berlioz is for release n April. The | a women car operators, got 16, and} others are already available } c R TY: ELD OF HONOR pe ape oa. ‘half of them quit. wee | fy | WASHINGTON Gs} le Wareli {| “When women operators are Brazil Rub Tapper | pakement Fe ponls MAL an chines ! good ‘they are really good,” Me-} 8 dpkitoonati® Bolgiwh has been Whorter says, ‘but when they’re| Joins The Amy, (Special to ‘The Citizen) Penne Vel Ghanee. Isoanh ik bad, they're awful.” : |. YORI PIERCE, April 6 "Three sell R. Waesche, commandant ot eee ie ta ant soy j tH pcgadled sthat sar bale en (Ry Acaneiated Proan 'Cuast Guard Temporary Reserve'the Coast.,Guard, which. have] Cation ‘dioxide, under. 00 te | power shortage ends Rie wanes RIO DE JANEIKO. Having flotillas in this area of the east been awarded the three units, At| 1,000 pounds of pressure vis te will’ probably want te go back} proved himself the number one ; : Bel cance OilGciece, below: zero ! ' i vast will be awarded the Coast the same time Captain Whitbeck | leased a é home. battler on the domestic front in Coast wil awa Ee ey treconUOW AL Lager aha nel Commie inio contact wilhPait | a ee his home territory of Acre in Bra- Guard Security Shicld of Honor will present weist tags Sat ReneS A eG |WARREN C. LOPEZ zil's decpest interior, champion for outstanding contributions to gael citations te Uy anata s Ghat Geer emoldenin, devel < > r ef cere f the Vero Beach flotilla who|* WOUNDED IN ACTION| rubber tapper, ‘Assumram Pel- the war effort, in ceremonies © and walls, it permits a quick cn | A as tra s le a q . a J Ave sf 4 600 hours or more | a peris has traded his latex pulps here’ and at Stuart and Vero have servec Wines o the wreckage | A 7 ri ; . k. Ti ~ on voluntary duty since joining at Mr. and Mrs. Comal Lopez of | for a rifle. Beach next weck. The presenta : runing pease z }1309 Pine street are in receipt off He is now a draftec in the tions have been scheduled for;that unit. Commander W. N PRESERVED AT HOME a message from headquarters in-| army, with his eye on the Italian yfonday at Stuart, Tucsday at Mansficld, district director of the erat . | forming them that their son, Pla-| fighting front, where his country- Fort pierce, and Wednesday at| Temporary Reserve, will accom-! New YORK. Half of the thta toon Sergeant Warren C. Lopez,| men are baring Be Neds eat Vero! Beach ipany the senior Coast Guard’ yf canned vegetables and two while serving with the Fourth] in the territory of Acre, Palperis (i Naval district Coast Guard] Commanding officers of the! apie to have someone clse shin } searine( Division uniwoklina. eetla mewsinidjviduell tapmogirec: Cou NeW) Coie. cae ceiclas honored): unig arcs Hyper igen | ord for stay at home tappers to Officer, will fF Beare Saar Titi a_i, | $001 -at — production just over and also will read scoorneane Sm hy 2 i s of raw rubber. citations from Vice Admiral Rus- J eckman, f ant |Let GREASE & SPRAY ¥ou|5°° mounts ches rubber eat __——- | Officer, Stuart; and Howard W.| ER |" dt Will Save Your Car | Gray, Chief Boatswain’s Mate, P. LAA Vero Beach. P. lcB. Gardner, Z : | ETTE in SAHSk SERIES SERMON ELKS FRATERNAL CENTER = gVer Beach a junior grade liu), gSMILEY BURNETTE in | White at Catherine Phone 423, jtenant in the TR's, is junior cap-| “Bi c Ne Next to Smith’s Grocery tain of this division é Coming: “In Society aS RRR © | The Temporary Reserve wa News and Serial | organized. soom after war was (Continued on Page Three) NOW OPEN THE PALMS ! Health Department. Employment} to begin April 1, 1945. Only Key! West citizens will be considered. | ; le, 10:30 A, M. til? newmms '917 North Beach at Division St. OIL SPRAY rcnc’) (fROZEN Mau and Chassis—| CONFECTIONARY The Key to Nutrition Obtainable in Pints and Quarts o Large Cones it saves you buying a set of fenders} Lou Smith Auto Service White at Fleming Phone No, 5 Opposite Army Barracks SATURDAY, APRIL 7th 8 P. M. FOR ELKS AND THEIR GUESTS At the Newly Decorated Club 313 DUVAL STREET KEY WEST LODGE NO. 551 — E FREE EATS Tonight and Every Night | ELKS CHARITY FUND BINGO EVERYBODY IS WELCOME at the BINGO PALACE Next to The Tropics. 700 DUVAL | it the Corner of Angela Opening Game 7:45 P. M. OME. | | ‘NO ADMISSION OF ANY KIND| LIVE POULTRY ROASTERS and Battery Raised FRYERS BRADY’S | (Live) POULPRY and EGG MARKET 1214 White St. Phone 540 PAPY ENTRODUCES | TWO BILLS TOD. Y (By Ansociated Press) E, Apzil 6.— Representative Bernie C. Papy of Monroe county today introduced’ “House Bill 49, setting ‘the fees of the Mon- Toe county tex collector at * $6,000 a year. ‘He also introduced a bill that will require county com- missioners to run at large but | specifying that they must | be residents of the districts from which they are candi- dates. | | 1 re | | INSIDE VIENNA RENDER BEFORE COM- PLETE ENCIRCLEMENT William V./ (By Associated Frees i MOSCOW, April 6.—Red | troops today are fighting in- side Vienna, where the wea- pons chiefly used are band grenades and bayonets. City fighting is mainly confined to the southern part, but today’s Russian communique stated that the Reds are engineering the same movement in Vienna as they did in Breslau and ether German or _ sattelite cities — gradually forcing their way around the entire city. However, the be here is that Vienna will surrende Jbetore the encirclement ;Movement is completec | While the Getman troop |not being reinforeed it | Vienna, constant i fresh Russian troop. mored divisions are ing. { Op Vienna’ tthe Reds have \last of the, belts of dete jand are fighting in the ou Lakirts of the city proper treams of and wri wester ice breached the {PYTHIAN CONCERT | IS CALLED OF | {h as bee : off er p DI REPAIRS—48-Hour Service ISLAND CITY RADIO 200 PLE MENG. Moranares 2 0044444444444644464 PRESCRIPTIONS Phone 177 Free Delivery | ww vw vw WY TTT Trees Societe SIMONTON AND Complete Line IN JAPAN ‘American Blows And Russia's | Act Of Denouncing Neutrality | Pact Causes Turmoil * SD IBZRPIDA #4 Riaiio Tokyo | Today That New Prem- ier Has Not Yet Chosen Cabinet Admiral Baron K Suzuki, Japan's late mier, who ia 77 year stated today that he hed yet formed a new cal He said that he had « 4 navy departments and with former premier hope that he would tx to choose men that will up Japan's war efforts The Domei News A blared over the radie must be a fighting cals entire Japanese f USED GREEK ft GALEN Bre The Friendly PACKAGE GOODS ‘The Best of Drimke tenner