The Key West Citizen Newspaper, June 4, 1945, Page 1

r « c « i ! ‘ Assoclated Press Day Wire Service and AP Features For 65 Years Devoted tothe Best Interests of Key West VOLUME LXVI. No. 133 JAPS TRY TO STILL . “OPTIMISTIC” - OVER Jags Reported As Paming SHipS In Okinawa Section c=. *. Said To Have Departed| POOP OOM MH ¢ Shuateleated i IS HITLER DEAD OR aves In Home)" TIVE, QUESTION NOW (By Associated Press) LONDON, June 4—Is Hit- ler dead or alive? > That question projected it- (Mz Associates Press) self again today in this and a. pom 4.: ra nati Wee Jap radio announcers told Austratia — report oday for him are still being con- jtheir ‘listeners that the part that two Japanese naval ares a lof Tokyo that had been de- task Seren left: their, pig ey nen Saieeptmitreiee | stroyed by firebombs has bases home waters to make to find thedormer German | had railroad traffic, elec- suicidal attacks on American Fuehrer, particularly sin the | tricity and water restored, warships in the vicinity of and that the efforts of the Okinawa. _ Bavarian Alps, where every nook and corner is being | United States to scare the One force, the report stat- Japanese populace sprung propagandists were busy to- day trying to counteract the letects of President Tru- -man’s message to the Jap Waters Enroute Scene Of Action To people, copies of which have been dropped over Japan in quantities of half a million jata time. searched, . BOLL L OBAMA (row a desire to end the war i ed, consists of three carriers “because the Americans are i 2c. se B ericans are and three battleships, and) REPORT MADE ON far ‘more war weary than what we are.” the other of one converted COLLECTIONS OF i a Mie py said er a carrier, three battleships and! 10 smaller units. | WASTE PRODUCTS | american cities will be de- stroyed by bombs as Japan- No contirmation of the re- port was issued here.or at! Joe Pearlman, Chairman of ese cities have been destroy- Guam, and it was not ascer-|Monroe County’s Salvage Drive,!de,: declaring that balloons tained from what source Aus. | recess! ued pounds of | containing high explosives trali: naive, in- Paper, 15, pounds of lead, and! . 1, hai please aily. ¢ a received the in 13,000 pounds of fats, have been|2re being released daily, and jo jcollected in the recent past. Veiade nea 3 fer riton . ~ . i Mr. Pearlman states that mar- Plo@e In| merican territory. CATES FUNERAL ‘kets receiving fats will be reim-' They said further that the HERE TOMORROW /(>¥e¢ for all points given out on balloons are sent up into the Bit et Si | stratosphere and are piloted Re iss agri one “Two red points will be given'by Japs, “who will see to it _ Funeral services for pamainan for each pound of fat turned into that they will fall on the Kissimmee on Friday, wil pelthe stores. In case stores don't! United States.” held tomorrow (Tuesday) after erpaiy Bas en soe AETOOUESS | re ee A — vs. they can be delivered to Mr.’ ¢, x T noon, at 5:30 o'clock at the First 8 xt : Baptist Church, Rev. Ted Jones, 5} eee n Greene aees or COME LALNS ABOUT ciate, ellibteting (Phone 737. Paper, tin cans, fats| CASHING OF BOND The body will be placed in the |#"d other articles are being col-| lected in the driv of sixty-di rs’ ehureh at 2 o'clock. Pritchard Fu-| A ali Mor be é ¢ Realty Deals Thus declared a Key Wester, neral Home is in charge of ar- rangements. Burial will be in the Are Recorded Here « onctime printer, a onetime ‘realty operator, as he hove to,] | ——_— | “They're nothing but a bunch { family plot in the City Cemete Survivors are the wife, Mrs tt Id Cates; one daugater, Mrs. Flor-f Following transfers of Monroe !fum at Eaton and Duval enee West, one son, Wilbur Cates;'cuunty realty have been record- streets this morning. coe ee Catherine Want cis jed in the county cterk’s office: | “What are you talking about?” Mee Moar See beret WET Florence .M.. Cleare~conveyed!a Citizen representative: “asked, aig lo ene Mrs.'to Florence E. Sawyer 27 acres on!and he growled: ~ Givectiong, amd three grandenite, cooee, Hew for 3000. t “I’ve just come up from the dren, oe | Helen J. Wade purchased a lot bank, and down there are a bunch ‘at Matecumbe from Edward J. lof sixty-d , lined up, waiting an for $500. {to cash their bonds. What do you c K. Smiley sold a house think of that, with every nev and lot, 100 by 100 fect, Washing- paper. every magazine and every jton and William streets, to Alex- broadcasting station in the coun- ander G. Barmine. ltry urging us to buy more bonds, ARRAN RRC AN OEE, Agnes J. Reardon has bought a ‘to be sure to put over the Seventh TUBES REPAIRED lot on Francis near Southard! war Loan with a bang? by the Dill E: ay street from Lillian L. McKillip| . . for $800. Dimensions of the lot for yourself. When I left ther? Leu Smith Auto Service are 30 by 50 feet. ‘about 75 were in line, waiting to White at Fleming Phone No. §| 4 plot on Key Largo Sound has'cash their bonds, now that the “Opposite Army Barracks” os been purchased by T. R. Ragland | ¢0-day limit has expired. Y from F. E. Sweeting for $1,200. jit made me boil! They seem to = - = Tecate ~~~ : forget entirely two outstanding THE DESTINY OF KEY WEST LIES IN THE FUTURE To YOU the young man of TODAY Key West will look for its leaders of TOMORROW. Pallbearers will be Harry Bak- © er, Rogelio Gomez, Roy Faulkner, | 54 §. Caraballo, Alberta Camero and’ Fred Eberhardt {in cashing the bonds and they {hurt themselves. If they find jthemselves broke shortly after \the war is over, theyll have no- :body to blame but themselves!” And he walked away mumbl- ling, “Sixty-dayers, sixtydayers!” “PALACE THEATER JINX FALKENBURG in “TAHITI NIGHTS” ! News and Serial BINGO Only with proper training and preparation will you be able to as- sume your responsibilities and carry them out successfully. This training in civic ,participa- tion is available to you NOW by be- Nightly 7:30 Sponsored by Elks Charity Fund) ‘DUVAL at SOUTHARD) SL eee he Key THE SOUTHERNMOST that they will eventually ex-| e “Go down to the bank to see! RAIA IAI AA IAAI IIA IAAI AAI ADI II IAA AAAI IIAI AAAI AIA KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1945 WIDER NAVY NEWS COVERAGE eevcceoecocos eeoeoooos Officta) Navy Paotugraph REAR ADMIRAL Miller. USN, new D:cector of the Office of Public Relations, has taken his first step to bring to the public a wider coverage of the Navy's participation in the war by an- nouncement of a six months program on the Blue Network, de- | Picting the activities and achievements of Naval Aviation. The program, the first of its kid to be produced by the Navy Depart- ment. will begin sometime this summer, Described by Time magazime as a new man with a doctrine, Rear Admiral Miller is a press chief who understands and likes NEWSPAPER IN THE U.S.A eee STATEMENTS MADE BY OF- FICERS RETURNING : FROM WAR ee GUAM, June 4.—Baetilins on Okinawa is nearing its end, even by Radio Lokye's admission, ior commentato © \ anid today that “we can’! be ene-red that French were they were leavin it, “wr A ou Premed | NEW YORK, June 4.—U.) S. officers, returning home! \from the war, said today; that Germany has been; i “completely destroyed”, and General Gamar -Bradlcy as-| serted it will require, half a| city and the booed when Local. papers <xid.) that France's charge that British agents had stirred up un- rest in Syrie was “ridicu- jous.” icentury to reconstruct Ger-! Syrian govermental offi- on Gkinaws.” man cities that felt the full] cials declared that if the At- | A jie force of Allied bombing. |* lantic Charter is to be ob- Se ee See Opinion was that the | Served, then small countries Mile across the Jay line aut {no chance of the milit ic | ~ Must be given their rights. ixol the gnemy on the tip 1 IGG OM OM of 4 It was stated that the de probably will launch dial attacks, as they have doing at intervaw ever {spirit’ manifesting itself peninsula, Germany for “many because the Germans of the| go aan next two or three genera-| Collections Still tions will be occupied in other the job. He -has had varied duties since he was commissioned an | pois 2 P ' ensign at the U. S. Naval Academy in 1924; he is also a naval |STOWiNE coodstulls. and in) » Okinawa was invaded aviator and a writer, The job that best qualified him for his pres- |Tecenstruction their citics.| Collection 6 UP Lut they are d , ent duties was the straightening out of press relations for corres- | Besides, hundreds of thou-jwell on the brid Uver- 7 ey are duumed to ds pondents in the Pacific, j sands oi them will work injseas Road and Bridge Dis os ———— —+- -fother countries to rebuild jtrict, though last month, they an effort to protect th 9e e|what the Nazis destruyed fell off more than $1,000 as com the a = widiers wer laurie the wat pared with May, 144, according POrted ty be milting FLORIDA'S WAR CASU during the war ee ayer as ito figures issued today by Audi. “Ons © , " . The ene . oon \tur Clifford G Hick MORE JURORS ARE "US ot e oo 5 — Collections last month totaled ne Navy Department an- t Sept. 7, 1944.) Wife, Mrs. DRAWN: FOR COURT 006, and in May, 1944, they ! bape ' younces for the United States as|Ida E. Mills, Dinsmore. amounted to $24,813.25 ere “we ar | Mitchell, Curtis, Sr., Pfe., US. ; : In the only department were " a whole 477 casualties for June pe > |} Criminal Court convened thi 3,,1945, of the U. S. Naval Forces aes ee Me Curtis Mitchell, orning with Judge Thos. S. hei pe mepitien! — sat se Soe “ (Navy, Marine Corps and Coag| ‘Thompkius, Luce, DD, PSet.|C2e Presiding, There was one totoing 30,435 as compared with (IBM AL LM. Guard) not heretofore released on USMC. (Wounded second time. ;o%* heart, that of Wilbur Richy 39 94 in May of last yi consisting of lead, casualties for Sept. 9, 1944.) Moth-|F Cacee’ Bully, ancl was Mines totaled 4658 uy, I 1 \ det ae rancing, these|er; Mrs Antic Thompkins, wag [S100 and costs or 90 days in jail, vow" iaeer May, tee. aoe: A Ce aay vasualties bring the total report-; Dixie, Lake Worth. The following tata Hen GRU nao, of last year, aan 1 ed to next of kin and released fer Navy Missing {jurymen tava, who will re r " _— The following ’ publication since December 7} Sweet, Robert Nelson, Motor! PO! for duty on Wednesday NOL DE I monthly meteorologisi 1941; to June 3, 1945, to 114,549... | machinist’s 1 us Wife, | morning : ; ee “: sammaty “rs, moather for FLORIDA Mrs. Mildred Sv eGlat : Malcolm A. Sawyer, Charles F OF BURTON CRAIG the month 6f May as isved A aay \Manuel, Milton tenriquez, Clar by G. S. Kennedy. meteor Navy Wounded ; Army Dead—European Area lonce -L. Gales, James Couper, e sateias 2 “ logist in charge at the Key Bryant, George W., Sr. Pvt.| Cook, Odell, By i vt., husband Robert F. Brad: William’ A. Word his been received ini Ke West weether bureau USMCR.| Wife, Mrs. Gearge W.[0F Mts. Mary L. Cook, Route L}Carey, Henry Higgs, John Gun- West announcing the death of Highest tempesstuse dur Bryant, St., 2025 Reed St, Jack-) 40M ay Deel x ldolfo, William Plowman. 1 on Craig in Miami on : uw ing the month wes 67 on tt sonville, eel eine ve cane |e occu ius niche dacm age Bdincnipa rs ial took place in that 95th, with the lowest reading Cocker, Roland Matthew, Jr. erate sch can ag’ Knowles, Robert H. Herring, Mile SY) S08 mermng: a being 67 on the 7th ut. Gig) ont es : pals Binge euNeleon: NW i Gan B. DIE) Louis Rone Della’ Davis, daughter of Sar Greatest amount of pre : i Cocker, 1012 N. Barcelona, oy Miami | Menende Charles E. Roberts, yy.c° ayy seeps nie pitation, 0.02 inches wes of Pensacola. Slirgupy) John B, Pie, son of Ots Curry, Jr, pph A. Medina, yecided in West i the 16th, with the preveiling Erickson, Everett Alden, Avia-| Mrs. Leona MacWells, 606 NW.!Charles C. Cu John Albury Me Cre wind for the menth being tion chief om USN ond St., Miami \-—————- —— —— Mrs from the east. Mrs, Bet Acmy Wounded, European Ares |W i a! Oa ag, “\"s- | peer say _— There wore 39 cltee, dag S. V. 2nd Terrace, } Eine 1, Wir 1 F., , Ist! Arrives in ist 6 partly cloudy am ‘ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilb sor Ri p. Emer- DISCOVERY MADE CLLLTLL. Erickson, same addr json, 116 5th Ave. N,, St. Peters-| ' ee cund a ws Mills, James H., Cpl, USMCR.| burg. ‘ | TO DESTKOY BLACK pagina her (Wounded second time. Last re-! Rowan, John S., Pfc. son of WIDOW SPIDER ... ote ta nl» Safeco coeescnanee ported on report of naval 1-| (Continued on Page Four) month’é vacation with Ners: § facts: they hurt their government |} coming a member. | | | | | For Application Apply to THE KEY WEST JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE W. B. HANSON COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICE P. O. 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