The Key West Citizen Newspaper, May 5, 1945, Page 3

TURDAY, MAY 5, 1945 Harris Elementary School News Honor roll for second six weeks period of the second semester: Grade 1B-2, Miss Williams, jer, char Watson, Eleanor Hernandez. Grade 1B-1, Mrs. Watkins, teacher: Joy Stickney, Martha Rodriguez, Daffney Warren, Pat- ricia Johnson, Rose Annelle Reese, John Zinn Roberts, Jill Grade 1A, Mrs. Stricker, teach- er: Thomas Gibson, Michael Gray, Ronnie Singleton, Con- stance Kennedy. Grade 2B, Miss Haskins, teach- er: Henry Cleare, Frank Hood, Richard Kerr, America Rickels, Anita Sierra. Grade 2A, Mrs. Huddleston, teacher: Joan Knowles, Judith Hoar, Millicent Taylor, Roger Sweeting, George Reese, Betty Solomon. Grade 3B, Mrs. Butler, teacher: Wayne Huddleston, Danny Nav- arro, Robert Wallace, Barbara Dickens, Joyce Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Gail Pollock, Otilia Valdez, Barbara Walterson. er: Marilyn Adams, Mary Fe: nandez, Judith Goodman, Dolor Libao, Marian Lund, Allen Mundy. Grade 4B, Mrs. Meador, teach- + er: George Gibson, Julie Lange. Grade 4A, Mrs. Cromartie}| teacher: Frederic Marshe Enimett | McCracken. t | Grade 5B, Mrs. Jones, teacher: Frank Roberts, Jimmie Butler, Billy ‘Roberts, Patsy Johnson, Samuel Nodine, Mitchell. Appel-| routh, James Cooper,’ James Pettis, Jerry Cottar. Grade 5A, Mrs. Haskins, teach- er: Joe Faulk. Grade 6A, Mrs. Bly, teacher: Patsy Crawley, Shirley Layman,! Dorothy Ann Miller, Gail Wal-| lace, Jean Bonner, Edward Brun- ner. Perfect attendance for second six weeks of second semester: 1B-2, Miss Williams, teacher: Wayne Albury, Lawrence Clax-| ton, Gurton Hamilton, John} Marshe, Richard Watson, Frances| Green, Elsie Lee Pierce, Sandraj White. 1B-1, Mrs. Watkins, teacher: | Alvin Smith, Gloria Taylor,} Sharon Knowles, Teddy, Key, Joy | itickney. Si iy i 1A, Mrs. Stricker,,;, teacher; Ronnie’ Singleton, Thomas Gib-/ son, Billy Faulk, Kenneth Al- Grade 3A, Mrs. Albury, teach- i | last man” in the German struggle Joaquin Diaz Serving Troop Carrier Group (Special to The Citt 436TH TROOP - CARRIER GROUP, Operations, May 5.—Staff Serg- oeier Joaquin R. Diaz, a crew chief on a C-47 Carrier plane, and the peg Thomasa C. Diaz, who resides at 1424 now serving with a Troop Carrier squadron on the European con- tinent. Sgt. Diaz’s squadron is ‘ the 436th Troop Carrier Troan: commanded by Col. Adriel N. Williams, and is a component of the U. S. Troop Carrier Forces, headed by Maj. Gen. Paul L. Williams, which comprises the flying echelon of Lt. Gen. Lewis H. Brereton’s First’ Allied Air- borne Army, : A graduate of Key West High School, Sgt. Diaz, prior to enter- ing the service in February, 1942, was employed as a rod setter, by the Thurston Construction Co., ney West, Fla. EISENHOWER (Continued from Page One) clared, in solemn_ tones, “This is the moment.” In that statement was the realization that the Euro- pean war is practically over, though the supreme com- mand decided that the time has not yet come for the dec- laration of V-E Day, because there yet remains two Ger- man forces to lay down their arms, one in Norway and the other in Czechoslovakia. Quisling himself declared in Norway that Admiral Doenitz shortly would make an announcement regarding the German troops, estimat- ed between 150,000 and 200,000, still in that country, and the question arose, jwould he repeat what he considered an order for them to continue fighting or to surrender as other Ger- man armies have been doing the last few days? An unidentified radio some- where in Germany asserted this morhing’ that Doenitz would call upon these troops to “resist to the ‘jagainst, Bolshevism.” But that report gave rise to an- other question. It was pointed bury. out that Doenitz, when he an- 2B, Miss Haskins, teacher:, Gil-| nounced he had take over the. bert Anuez, Henry Cleare, Rith- leadership of the Nazis, as he had ard Kerr, Donald Wells, Lydia! been designated by Hitler as his Anuez, America Rickels, Barbara! Ann Roberts, Norma “Thomas, | Lillian Thrower. 2A, Mrs. Huddleston, teacher: Fred Curry, Bobby Hamrick, Howard Pierce, Donna Windham, | Judith Hoar, Norma Yow, Linda Kingery, Pauline Adden, Betty Solomon, Roger Sweeting. 3B, Mrs. Butler, teacher: Thom- as Averette, Kenneth Bearup, A. G. Boyer, Julio Henriquez, Jerry Pita, Robert Wallace, Barbara Dickens, Joyce Johnson, Dorothy Johnson, Barbara Walterson. 3A, Mrs. Albury, teacher: Mari- lyn Adams, Patsy Byrd, Donnie Creel, Judith Goodman, Marian Lund, Joan Mullins, Hilda Rank- in Bobby Arden, John Arevela, John Lamberson, Peter Cabrera, Carl Desmarias, John Lowe, Jud- son Pettis, Harold Solomon. . 4B, Mrs. Meador, te : Louis Grdz,Vaek: Gibson, (Gédtge Gib- son, Norman Hicks, Donald Key, PS wy DonwiiPhrower, Né, Jénhid\Mad>detnson, quot A TT ‘ © 4A; o Mrs..oCvomartieyxteachcr: Bert Elwood;-“Donald~ Handley, & Joe Hoar, Frederic Marshe, Emmett McCracken, Ronald Stack, Clinton Warren, Hortense Calleja, Carleen Moore, Camille Walterson, Peggy Jean Yow. 5B, Mrs. Jones, teacher: Frank Roberts, Jimmie Butler, Carl Curry, Patsy Johnson, Samuel Nodine, Richard Perez, Odelio Rodriguez, Ottilee Aguero, Mario Salazar, Thomas Gibson, Thomas West, Gus Perez, Geraldine In- graham, James Pettis, Neil Berg- strom, Rosario Lopez, Harold Carbonell, Jerry Cottar. 5A, Mrs. Haskins, teacher: Or- lando Anuez, Antonio Barrera, Kenneth Bazo, Joe Faulk, Aman- do Henriquez, Lyle “Miller, Billy Osterhoudt, Lee Thompson, Peggy Creech, Allene Speer, Gail Sweeting, Mary Lou Cabrera, Eleanor Bruner. 6A, Mrs. Ely, teacher: Ruth Rose Gibson, Jacquelyn Duane, Tess Carey, Mary Lou Solomon, Lillian Sawyer, Patsy Crawley, Shirley Layman, Gail. Wallace, Paul Gibson, Kenneth Key, Louis Maloney, Albert Pita, Billy Shep- herd, Millard Solomon, Richard Miller. i ee | PICK FISH FROM LAWN James Town, N. Y.—Believe it or not, but Chautauqua Lake shore residents recently picked fish off their lawns after a wind- successor, he stated over Radio Hamburg that the Nazi troops would continue to fight determin- edly against the Bolshevicks, bi since; then more» than . 2,56 Nazis have . surrenderéd, includ- ing those in northern Italy.and Western Austria, to which total were added the more than a lion, that surrendered: to . Mont- gomery in Holland, Denmark and North Germany. The question then is: Will the Nazi armies in Norway and Czechoslovakia dis- regard Doenitz’ “order”, as it was disregarded by the 2,500,000? Commentators here said that, with the wholesale surrenders of German forces this week, the burst of enthusiasm that would have characterized the declara- tion of V-E Day by the collapse of all German armies in a formal unconditional surrender, will lose much of its volume when V-E Day is announced, because the announcement has been discount- ed. The “moment”, the commen- tators. asserted, has arrived, as Montgomery had said At Copenhagen, patriots crowd- ed thé streets and began to cele- brate before the puppet police in that city had heard about the un- conditional surrender of Den- mark, so the police fired on the people, killing or wounding 25 of them. But German soldiers in that city were aware of the sur- render, fought on the side of the patriots and dispersed the police.. General Eisenhower, in an- nouncing the surrenders in Hol- mee re ERC Dp ENE ei cpiendetemaees PEACHES ON PEACHTREE st.! in front of its entrances. 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