The Key West Citizen Newspaper, April 10, 1945, Page 1

Py Gast Associated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features For 65 Years Devoted to the Best Interests of Key West VOLUME XLVI, No. 86 Russian Occupation Of Vienna 1s Now Reported AS Practically Complete — Only!’ Fighting: Carried \ POP ODO Oe, Ont in’ City Is | Against! PAPY INVITES KEY: | WESTERS TO ATTEND [Pubic stealth Sanitation at the Disorganized Bands Of: CHARTER” MEETING Rivcsaaa ' Dr. Earl B. Phelps, internation- ally known sanitation expert and professor of ‘sanitary science, is |LEWIN TAKING HEALTH COURSE ‘STUDYING SANITATION AT UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA (Special to The Cttisen) GAINESVILLE, Apr. ,10.—Ker- mit.H. Lewin of Key West is one ,of ten sanitary officers of the Germans (Special to The Citizen) TALLAHASSEE, April. 10. | —Representative B. C. Papy of Monore county today in- vited Key Westers to meet with him in the City Hall there at 8:30 p. m. Friday to discuss the passage of a law setting uo the city manager form of government for Key West. disorganized bands of Gcr-| gy a OS ‘i |state county health units, mans, and in many instances, All ten are in the: course under only stragglers are encoun-/SEVERAL CASES | Scholarship provision of tered. IN COURT TODAY %t*¢ Health Department and the The Third Ukranian army! Veteran’s Administration, has so far completed the cap-| ture of Vienna, the com-|guilty this morning in: criminal munique said, most of the|count to issuing a Peedi forces have gone beyond the next Tuesday by Judge Caro to elty in’ puYsuit of Germans; make the check good. The judge who are fleeing northwest-|S#id that if the amount of the ty in the . idirccti jeeecn is paidy the charge against ¢rly in the, general direction) Brown will be reduced to a mis-! " be | of Prague. demeanor, but, should -it.not be een ie easton ict eeu While the juncture of the|paid..the' charge Will*bé.a felony, 108 Mer ead wesktore in r a «oc, under:a state la’ partment, a ield. workers in Russians and Allied armies ; : . ; rirst-in|. Reynold Batiste, negro, and‘the local:health; unit. ip likely to be formed first in| Ruth, eat eo Gag! (Prof. D. L. ‘Emerson, Jr; as+ the south-qortti movement, | since. $5 and costs, with the al-|Sisting with thé, course, will offer yet other armies ar€ coming ternative of 60 days in jail, on{SPecial studies in sanitary labor- together from east and west.| charges of drunkenness and us-|810°9, aaevae and halite Coupled with the an}; fi 1 ui: d. ie first four weeks of the P jing profane language, and, on a ae = se nouncement that Viienna|similar charge, May Sawyer, was! Course mae i penoled. to ibaate communique also said that c i Rogers, cali Nerd ee teeal and experiments. Members be: he ca al $1 and costs for not having had} 4 ; Koenigsberg, the capital of n s aa ‘ rea Koenigsberg, J ) larivensenicenes \of the University science and eg a is now in Rus- ae g fengineering staffs are assisting sian hands. CARMONA FUNERAL {in course instruction. HAROLD SHAPIRO THIS. AFTERNOON| WORE PROPERTY PASSES BAR EXAM. (By Associated Preas) MOSCOW, April 10.—To-! day’s Russian communique! said that the occupation of! Vienna practically has been’ completed. The only fighting. where in the city is ag offered through the cooperation {of the state department of healti and the University College of | Engineering in. conjunction with [ise Alachua County Health Unit. The course is designed to ;qualify the officers for special sanitation work in the various Newall H. Brown pleaded ° : iM istration, bactexiology, general science, » and health engineering will be offer- ed. while field work will be un- der the direction’ of ‘thé “Univer- Alachua County Health. Unit. Funeral services for Mrs. Cath- TEM crine Carmona, 75, who died yes- Lieuenant Harold Shapiro, who|tetday, will be held this after-; ‘The Key West Foundation Co. his been stationed in the legal de-|00n at 6 o'clock from the resi-| has sold five lots along Salt Pond partment at the naval air station} dence, 516 Catherine street, Rev. oad to Juan Lopez and Nilo Con- oe Ds ‘ ear, | Pe ‘officiating. ad or $1,500: in Key West for almost. a yea Para vorduare i tao ndaumbiers: rado Lopez for $1,51 yesterday afternoon was inform-| ._“\INIVOIS ar f sad The same company sold to ed tbat he had successfully pass-| Mts. Teresa Machadi, Mrs. Evan.) sack R. and Virginia Baker a' lot ed the bar examination in, the )8¢Un@ Roig: belt Hares for $300. ; Manuel ‘of Key West, and Jose of ._| Cuba, and 11 grandchildren. sucet was received from Guyte| nara of arrangements. P. McCord, secretary of the state} board of law examiners in Tal-! MRS. MATTIE SWINT ie ae VISITING KEY WEST Lieutenant Shapiro's home is! in Milwaukee, where he practis- ed law before he entered the state of Florida. Lots 19, 20 and 21 in Crain’s subdivision on Grassy Key have been sold by Bertha H. Cox to | C. F. Sahlin for $1,000. BLAZE. DAMAGES Mrs. Mattie Swint was includ-| 4 sman) building at the corner the; TWO BUILDINGS| Kerry THE SOUTHERNMOST NEWSPAPER BILL OF COMPLAINT FILED IN — CIRCUIT COURT DEALING WITH supervising the course which is} specified. ! | Warden, Bi ia State Department of Health from) * throughout the state attending @ jicutenant |tick J. Galvin representing the ‘PLAN ORGANIZATION: OF KEY WEST od IN THE: USA KEY WEST, FLORIDA; TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1945 JAPANESE START BRAGGING AGAIN JAPS TOLD STEPS WILL BE TAKEN TO REPEL AL. LIED FORCES PROXY MARRIAGE IN FLORIDA ‘e by proxy in Florida is groom,, by Circuit Court Judge not legal, Attorney General J. Geoge §. Holt. Tom Watson has ruled, accord-| She explained further that she ing to a bill of complaint filed answered “Yes” to the question, (ig Asbaintes wreak yesterday afternoon in Circuit “Do you accept Wayne Warden,| SAN FRANCISCO, April Court Ross Sawyer’s office by Jr., as your true and lawful hus-j| 1 5 A ‘ ' Helen Gray ‘Burns against Wayne , band?” and’ that ‘Liéutenant Gal- 10.+.Japan’s third war gov- ‘ ivin' accepted’ Miss ‘Burns as the ‘érfment today’ began to} In her’ complaint, "Miss Burts “true and’ lawful wife” of Waynewake of ficial ‘anhounce- states’ ‘that' on ‘April 24,-1944, she Warden, Jr. rhage hat’ hed entered into’'a written’ contract! ‘ ‘The ‘plaintiff’ says ‘further’ that ts that ‘were ‘couc! - ba with’ the “defendant that they ‘she learhed' that’ Attorney Gen-! the’ $# me’ ‘braggadocia® as should be married by proxy, with’ éral Watson, in a letter ‘addresded! were those of two other ‘gov- Patrick J. Galvin'to the Bureau of Vial Statistics ernmients,’ since fallen, when representing Mr. Warden. jof Florida, said that such a mar-| they came into power. signed, Mr, Warden loft for overstate, |" °e vali im tht! "Former Premier Tojo, now seas—the theatre of war is not| Miss Burns said that nothing a fore tenn niseran He 1S, , and on May 15, 1944,'has transpired between her and: C#binet, denounced the U. S./ Miss Burns declares, she obtain-'Wayne Warden, Jr., as man and and British activity that was| ed a marriage license in her and! wife, and she prays the court for! cruelly” laying waste much Wayne Warden, Jr.’s name, and|a declaratory judgment of de-! Property and causing the a “purported marriage was per-jcree that will declare the mar-| loss of many lives, while the formed,” with Lieutenant Pat-jriage either valid or null and only aim of Japan was the d. j universal alliance of all si- 2.) abies: _| And then he “assured” ‘the people of Japan that the resent cabinet will take all, Courses in public health admin-|Woman’s Club has been called biology, to the vital need for a Woman’s|8hare of responsibility for the public Auxiliary for the Key West sity and Dr. F. M. Hall of the/ Women of Key West are being will be ‘made. ‘ | | Special field- work will be un- | the purpose of organizing a Key }nced of a Municipal Hospital and | | Duval street at four o'clock. | f CHANGES HANDS }s1.00 a ip ,possibie steps to repel the} :Aimericans and the British ‘should they ‘attempt to ii: vade the Japanese home- land. ‘ Meantime, ‘advices from Okinawa said that the U. 8. soldiers and marines there are pushing forward agains strong. resistance, and - tha other islands, whose names were not given, in the Ryu- kyus, have been’ invaded by American forces. MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL AUXILIAR The’ attention of the Key West organization. Every Key” Wes woman Should realize that aj; ;success of ‘our hospital rests upon sg F them. Without their support and nicipal Hospital. jactive helo little can be done. One SPacsdayy~veprib~4A7th~ Ane With it great. progress. can-.and’ u- urged to attend a meeting for! Key West. has long been in West Municipal Hospital Wom-'we can now look with great sat- an’s Auxiliary. The meeting will'isfaction upon an _ institution be held at the Woman's Club on! which. is a credit to those who worked to attain it and of which There: are no special groups of | every Key West citizen. may, be women being invited .to join this' justly proud. i ee t Negress Is Held | For Court Hearing | Deputy Sheriff William Ried terday afternoon arrested BUREAU OF INDUSTRIAL SERVICE sirinaar”, at's ISSUES REPORT ON ‘REAL INCOME’ into a room id stealing sheet (Special to The Citizen) eS and pillow c from Thomasina Jackson, 405 Angela street. The defendant is held in $200 ‘bail, pending her arraignment at MINNEAPOLIS, April 10.—They costs, continue to account for the 5 o'clock this afternoon before “real income” of the American] trend away from the high ‘real| Peace Justice Ira Albury. public at, the start of Febr income’ enjoyed last yc ex- 1945, wa 97 cents, compared with] plained Investors Syndicate in its} LEGION POST TO r ago. This was the/nne-year-old study of the na- p MEET TOMORROW | sive rhonth, since No-/tion’s purchasing power. vember , that “real income”! Farm and Investment Incomes | == has be the dollar mark of} Higher A regular mecting of Arthur a yea according to In-;° “Wages and salaries continued) Sawyer Post No. 28, American vestors Syndicate, in a monthly] below those of z earlier, but! Legion, will be held tomorrow study of what people earn and; ‘other income,’ reflecting earn-|¢vening at 8 p.m. at the Legion! , corner White and South spend, made public here recently.|ings of farm and indivdually| Hom {Two factors, smaller cash in-jowned businesses and investment | a'd streets. comes, and slightly higher living (Continued on Page four) | The regular monthly obligation ceyemony for several candidate ‘HOSPITAL PLAN WILE BE PRESENTED 322". sso moo committee reports to, be IN TALK ON BLUE CROSS ACTIVITIES“ CHASES MOVIE HORSES pre- te A ‘PRISON GUARD So Conjectures Associated Press Correspondent, In Noting German Collapse . * IM aILP IDA ALS. Nui Vor Torn we FIGHTING IN ITALY | SPRINGS UP AGAIN) (Ry Associated Prenny ROME, April 10.—Fighting (jueriile Warfare has flared ‘up in’ Italy again, it was today. The 2s British Eight Army; after a _ man positions rom the air,’ * PARIS) April 10. — Wee made gains ‘tanging up to three miles. | | ' sustained attack against Ger- ; With a column of Russians | pushing toward north Italy, | © front, said today he te = ee was. geeioes | lieves that when the Russie» A ee yo forces, moving southward, Germans holding the Italian | line, will find it to be unten- eet with the Allied forems, able and will be feseed to Moving northward, meet, of! withdraw toward the north. organized warfare Unofficially,, it was said | that the attrack of the Brit- | the Germans will have ces» ish Eighth may be the be- | ed and the remnants of thelr ginning of a general offen- armies will be little more sive along the Italian front. | thas files, so that he will |0f German impoteney will result in the declaration of | V-E Day. ‘ORELATES STORY [ater ss co “ABOUT NEGRO tos Anite of the German armies et A. DuBARD AND ASSIS?- time will be called om te eer render or suffer the remw being hunted dwn ae ger! ‘las. And he added be te ANT ©. H. JOYNER COME lieved that the wast major HERE TO TAKE PRISONER of the German: will 13 down their arm whee celled INTO CUSTODY wen dae te Man, what you pressing iprome comnans suit for? You aint forget man solemn, regare in orison? the prats gm of the G “Boy, dere’s chinches in’ dis, Warlords, are jsuit, and de only I kin kill/ they are de dem is to let a h nrus ene the dem.” rr Phat was what Leo ( negro, told Fort Jacks nl L. A. DuBard ' on guard, an ou ' terday aftern tot back to the pr b the Collin ‘ cam anee | Sheriff S 1 i uy | whe ant crs cided pe He knew t along lunct returned late ir sked becor Collir ' al Collir ning k the chi I smelled and it wasn't lor Navy ed in the recent arrivals here AGE ReRaL ‘In etroate}| Mrs. L. M. Avery, representa-[ple in 44 states are members of, Wilkes-Barre, Pa While |“ natalie | ee eee from Tampa, and is visiting with See ence necla atic tive of the Blue Cross Hospital-|the Blue Cross. watching horses racing across! | ¢ LOCAL LEGIONNAIRES ea Sonn W. Roberts at 730) spout 1 o'clock this morning. The| ization Plan, will ‘arrive in Ke Many individuals and business the prairies in a Western movit | Windsor lane. } aa: i a : West tomorrow to meet with Ic ns in Key West are anxious a two-year-old tot stood it a A building was unoccupied. The 2 | a_ two-year s fingerp: ATTEND MIAMI MEET) st = hue ng was | Fa en 93, con.) People in planning establishment e the plan started in Key' long as he could. Then he slipped arc 4 — OVERCOMES HANDICAP [fOr Duval and Southard st |of the services in’ Key West which | West as a step in local support of from his seat, ran down the aisle! qj Several Voyagers from Voiture ia UST Oe Ween Sous are rendered to communities by al Hospital. All busi- El v r 4 ‘An empty warehouse structure|#"¢ tendered to communities by | ¢ unicipal Hospital. busi-1and um on the stage trying to 728 of the Forty and Eight S Greensboro, N. C. — Andrew|.+ gimonton and United strects|the Blue Cross Plan. A meeting: ness concerns employing six or catch the “horses.” His emba ie attended a meeting held in Miami! adie, 71, this past weekend. Those attend- ing from the local voiture we U. John Delgado, Al Mills, C. Stirrup, W. D. Welch W. Sikes. W. A. G PG from the loc The Forty and EB and honor society of the Ameri- can Legion. Only those Legion- naires who have rendered a dis tinct serv for the Legion are eligible for membership. a native of Edinburgh, | | Scotland, and a landscape artist | with a class of 350 art students, suffered a stroke of paralysis sev- ‘s ago which left his right nting hand helpless. Noth- ing daunted, Eadie has learned to ie Faint with his left hand and has continued his career as a teacher| | and antist. was badly burned this morning about 5 o'clock. The alarm in this case was sounded from box keep porcupines from cating the synthetic tires on his automobile, 3 ————- — | Arch Blue, State “CongerVation Cee once had his tires caten, strings a miniature electric fence, oper- Tonight and Every Night | ELKS CHARITY FUND | BINGO EVERYBODY IS WELCOME at the BINGO PALACE Next to The Tropics. 700 DUVAL. at the Corner of Angela Opening Game 7:45 P. M. NO ADMISSION OF ANY KIND Will Be The Subject of ently works, Dr. James S. Day, Jr. LETS LIEN LEE I ONT Tonight 8 O'clock STATE WELFARE BOARD is now located at FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH} 423 Caroline Street Hours 8:00 - 4:30 Daily EVERYONE WELCOME Saturdays 8:00 - 12:00 Noon 34, United and Simonton strects.|&eneral public is TIRE-EATING PORCUPINES | Albany, N. Y. — In order to} the fire . ghserver, who| = The ‘ y {ated by a storage battery, around SEVEN JUDGEMENTS {his car when he leaves it in por-| cupine-infested areas. It appar- will be he at the Monroc Coun- ed to send rassed father soon retrieved him. ty Clinic auditorium at 8 o'clock! a a to the Wednes- Wednesday night to which the nt meeting and all Ci invited and organizations should be represent- urged to be present. cd. The board of drectors and PALACE THEATER ahe Blue Cross Hospitalization staff the Municipal Hospital + ster Jan approved nationally by ar 1s ure the interest MARTHA O'DRISCOLL in rican Medical As © loc > in the Blue “ALLERGIC TT 1 OVE” Cross Pian and it is hoped a large hering will assemble for the eting on Wednesday night. News and Serial Tonight Is Prize Nite tion and is sponsored by the Florida Ho: Corporaticn. Over LA CONCHA HOTEL COCKTAIL LOUNGE REPLACEMENTS. 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