The Key West Citizen Newspaper, July 23, 1945, Page 1

Charged With Having Collaborated With Ger- ed with the Germans during | Of enemy of France. entered the courtroom SMM LDL MLM MS | ‘8 cap and uni- many of the had. been a- during: his long im the French army. Demonstrations in his fav:| and long,’ the court, the judges ordered it cleared onstrators po te = neve |, arrested! them. | form and wi The prosecutor said he was! geing to ask for the death} penalty on several counts, ome of which is the allegation | that he abolished the repub-! lie in 1940 and set up a to-' the first squadrons of Amer talitarian state at Vichy. the *, and addec marshal as Fran vier of: that ev-! re ry LLL! ff fff RATIFICATION OF CHARTER EXPECTED BY END OF WEEK (By Ansociated Preasy WASHINGTON, July 23.— Though e few speehes may be made in the senate against the adoption of the United Nations Charter, it is believ- ed that it will be ratified by the end of this week. Should that prediction turn out to be true, the senate will adjourn to reconvene on Oct- ober 8. ik DOOLITTLE PLANS; ATTACK ON J LIEUTENANT GENERAL AR- RIVED IN PACIFIC THEATER TODAY {By Associated Press) GUAM, July 23. — Lieu- tenant General “Jimmy” Doolittle, who cammana):d ic theatre today and said that the American Eigh- erything he did during the, Airforce, which he com- Gorman occupation was with| mands, will be ready.to strike an eye to saying the people of Prawee much suffering. includ: “Ninety witnesses, img tour former pre } have been summoned to testi- fy im the case. HUDSON RELIEVED FROM ACTIVE DUTY (Specie! to whe => CAMP BLANDING, July 23.— TS Maxwell Hudson has been re- heaved from active duty with the United States Army after serv- mg thre ears. He is the hus- “ Muriel Hudson of 226 m street, Key West, Fla Hudson has served overseas for 24 mont! n the ETO theater, and is entitled to wear Battle Par- tic Honors for five cam-} par ludong the good con-} paigns, including the good con- uthe More Contentment For Cows, Dairymen AKRON, ¢ Look for more contented and = dairymen from now as a result of the war, says the B. F. Goodrich Com- pany The company says a postwar wipl ibber might lead to ‘ © im mattresses for dairy that’s what \ jairymen, Good- find syuthetic rubber setory in the “fingers” { milk achines than the nat-| sbber that played out early nthetic is said to have a ster resistance to milk and i fats than most specialized compounds of natural rubber. cen eth OA ST, BATTERIES CHARGED The Modern Way Drive in. in 30 to 45 minutes and your car can be on its way! Lou Smith AUTO SERVICE White at Flen‘ng Phone No. 5 ee : . | ORES WE SPECIAL SUMMER RATES $8.00 to $12.00 Weekly atthe Japs in eight days. He was asked if he thought the Japs could’ be defeated without troops having to in- vade Japan, and replied that ke made no claim of the air- i é i force having won the war in Europe and would not make any claim that it would win it in the Facific.The aim: of the airmen, he stated, was to coordinate its action with that of other branches of the armed service. |Mrs. Lenora Mackie Died Here On Sunday Mrs. Lenora Lillian Mackie, 61, died Sunday morning at a local hospital. Mrs. Mackie resided at 903 Grinnell street. Funeral serv- ice: being held this afternoon at 30 o'clock from the First Methodist Church, Rev. A. G. Cox, pastor of the Fleming St. Methodist Church, officiating. The body was placed. in the church at 2 o'clock. Pritchard Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements, Survivors are: One son, Charles Mackie; four daughters, Mrs. Ed- mund Curry, Mrs. Noel Solomon, Mrs. Tony Arthur, Mrs, Alton Moralis; two sisters, Mrs. John Russell, Mrs. Frank Curry; two brothers,-Sidney Thompson, Les- lie Thompson, and four grand- children. Pee a PIONEER HOTEL 152 N. E. FIRST STREET In the Heart of Miami The Rendezvous of Key West SERVICEMEN and CIVILIANS “BEST FOR A NIGHT'S REST“ One Block West of Bus Depot GASOLINE STATION Open All Night WEAVER’S STOCK ISLAND ‘being successful in resisting tne | months, iivoion of the homeland should|— - such a measure be required, and, | a use “ae the uke abe the Transporiation Corps of, lem also, they would realize)the Army Service Forces. TC! that their cause is hopeless and} took the men overseas and TC js: OMI MILI LD DI LS SIF Ms would sue for peace to save Jap-; bringing them back; it operates 0 de-!all the big ports of embarkation, AWARDS MADE 10 struction from Amercian bombs] largest. Its aim is to have the men etna serpent nreelbiecpiowarerpiqaitnmspianinniionee THE -S |PSYCHOLOGICAL PLACE AT CONFERENCE BIG THREE (hy Acsootuted Fress) POTSDAM, July 23. — “Psychological war” is now said here toda Pires at the conference of suing for peace. that there is,po hope of the J an from further death and and shells. of pamphlets by American fly: repudiate their military lead and thereby obtain peace can flyers that bombed Tokyo! fore the utter destruction of their In his opening address, Pe-! in April, 1942, arrived in the tain's attorney referred to the; pg, ing made against the Japs, it was. will be August when about 400,-| and it is likely 00 soldiers will switch through to be effective. Much s expected in that regard from what trans- the limit. The Army expects to Big Three, Should there be any Coaches and 7,000 baggage cars to} indication that Russia will enter. the war against the Japs, it is’ believed it will have the effect fice of Defense Transportation has} of bringing them to the point of, banned the u Tt was pointed out that the Jap- anese command must realize now The first step in the Psycho- | after logical warfare was the dropping } while over Japan, in which Jap-|returnces go first to a camp ¢lose anese people were called upon to! to the port, of arrival, thence to OUTHERNMOST USA KEY WEST, FLORIDA, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1945 SQUARE MEAL AND TICKET HOME ~ FOR VETERANS OF EUROPEAN WAR *. sew BYFARL BERKLEY OM OOOOMOM,| _ “Redeploy- CONFERENCES OF BIG: THREE STILL OF SECRET NATURE (By Associated Press) POTSDAM, July 23.—Con- ferences of the Big Three still continue to be secret. Before the first conference today correspondents of Am- erican newspapers complain- ed that they were not per- mitted to operate in Vienna, Poland, Prague and Belgrade, and it was asserted also that they had not been permitted to send news out of Greece. It is believed that Japan, now at her wits’ end under almost constant bombing and shelling the last eight days, including Saturday, has been @ major subject discussed by the Big Three. But the conclusion on that subject, as well as practically all the other subjects consid- ered, is not expected to be given to the world until the conference ends. ‘ade to the, Pacifi is becoming’ OF familiar to thousands of Ameri- {can households. It means first that. sons, hus-} bands and sweeinearts will be. {home on furlough; second, that | the: ll go into retraining and then turn toward the Far East.j The peak deployment month! Terrific Attack On * one SCOUT TROOPS TO |JAYCEES ARRANGE!##ie Tokxe tevorts ade RECEIVE CHARTERS| DINNER - MEETING) "i! Whe ‘i Fleet With British WILL .BE PRESENTED DUR-| VICE-PRESIDENT OF | be-| ew York and other ports, strain-| : ing transpostation thcil Jies to} the need 24,590 Puliman cars, 11,385 speed the troops home and back} {to assembly areas. To relieve the pressure the Of- Cruising Near Japan “ING MEETING TUES- ORGANIZATION TO DAY EVENING BE GUEST of sleeping cars; Idiers alike who! aren‘t gojag farther ‘than 450; } miles. The Association of Ameri-} }can Railroads says it expects’ the} ban to stick for four or five! to civilians an | GUAM, 23. — Ame ' , can and Highlighting the summer scout}, The Key West\ Junior Chamber) yiginity of season, troop charters will be pue-}of Commerce, will hold a special} sented three, troops, Tuesday. July| dinner meeting, honoring, Craig! attack 24 at 8.p. m.,in the annex of the} Benson, of Fort Lauderdale, vice my against the Japs. Japs TC Takes Over The moving job is being donc; First Methodist Church. president of the Florida State or-| ‘ ' ganization, at 8 p. m. Tuesday,' The first of these is troop No. 50} & : ; : July 24, in George Lee's Orient which is sponsored by the Conte ecrce * bs | Fleet, together with — gregational Church. Ra!ph Clark,’ are aeer active leader of the troop, ¢a’s most active young men of to strike | today. He is widely known in the) @@y moment. isthe. japan and are while Joseph Boza, is chairman’ business world for the remark-| Admiral Nimite indicated, ‘y Friday in the, #le record he has made in help-| in am announcement, that the ' Craig Benson, is one of Flori- J i} on their way home 24 to 36 hours ival in the United States. ! e, cordiality and speedy’ the Army’s keynote iThe' CAPT. HAMILTON’ PRESENTED BY CAPT. REOR- DAN, COMMANDER OF Ser ers | travel i: i of the troop committee. This service center of the Church. This 198 te successfully accomplish Fon fleet is still in Japanese wat- is the latest s joi m | peasantry bt ie has done since Pearl Harbor, sc ome! 5 jit is stated. * i seouk. movement to receive it's. ,He has taken an active part in attacks that lasted te of civic service not only} days, ending on | Amer troop meets large amount of defense work that the He stated that during the 51, which is! 2! type me lers}the Army post nearest . their be-| homes, Furloughs, usually of 30 days, begin when’ the men leave KEY WEST BASE sponsored by the Poinciana Com-! iM Fort Lauderdale, but in Brow- eounitre the post for home. H munity Assogiation, and holds it’ ao in Pegg age yr es sank or = Those leaflets were followed! , During the Processing period, meetings in the Poinciana Bap-| President but he is bes@ of top onan ytd by others that explained what| (0")Jincq—_ guests” of the Avi For rendering exceptional eagle: in nian Billingsley, | Lauderdale’s club committee for of the 3 would be the elements of uncon-} 6. & ge. , service in operations . which and the troop cdramittec chairman | 8°vernmental affairs and is also! were ; ditional surrender. It was point-|'?',",Cuaine welcome greets the brought about the liberation ofl is David MeCurday, ja member of it's board of directs > the om the ed out that the Japs could doimon as the grey, packed troop- France, Capt, Wililam H,Hamil-|° The third troop to receive it's’ °'S 3%, well. In these two other that “with -honor”, ana that it] ships steam into port. Each boat ton, USN, conimanding officer’ of| charter is Troop No. 59 which *is- C@Patities, Levis ong. of Sie Soe a nelle Cai they uel ee is derked with colorful signal ne Naval Air Station, was award: | SPonsored by the Trinity Presby- a" members of the Lauderdale Town Hall Council their Homeland nor be enslaved. ! fjazs from stem to stern. All dther t eas terian Church. It holds it's ‘meet- il Will Meet Tonight ‘ ealereieies< aiadelanisi thesindrsoe sitrtar- 0d. the coveted French Croix de nhac Sorat a be af comatahe to Key West Now {ly decorated. Whistled greetings Guerre, which ce eee et, eee ee lsound from every vessel in the him by Capt. C. E. Reordan, com- ve! , Milton Evang Chairman of the Fort Lauderdale| The regu Member Of Blood area. : eae Ae crating Bose, at is clairman of the troop commit. Cub’ board of directors. He ts Town Mall ¢ ; mander, Naval Operating Base, at f troop commit- h : Donors’ Council! 4 welcome ship, usually carry-' Qo. jes pidicding webmieat tee, also one of the states more active | Be as at ing a WAC band and bevies. vf ceremonies preceding wee iy in Despite the fact that this is Jay Ss : ty MH ‘ Keg West) Hnrough the Lions’ {Bit meets the transports. Huge spection at the air station Satur-: the middle of the summer se son, |, . Benson's [sit ip most tine-| | Rapeuaans gree hex West, through the Lions'| welcome signs are visible from day. and! therefore many’ of ‘the boys! \Y #5 1} will take place just when! civic and traters . Clubs. has’ became a. conteibuting | the shores. At,New York the sol-', As commanding officer. of a away in camp, on vacations or | ‘he Jocal club bas reached its who attended t member of? th8, 'Blogd Donors’ | diarg ook first for the Statue’ pieet’ Air Wing, Caplain Hamil. | Ra¥e summer jobs, each of these)Stride on it's activities for the invited to bx Council “of” Miami, Lion Gerald! of Liberty fen ke deine he ie cites. (nits. bas promised’ to present, Gen yeas under: 10s) ceoessip, > aagaaaame Saunders said today. Before the men debark in pre- '°9 WS assigned the iask of keep- @ item of entertainment such! *t@lleq |p Officers. Under Or. Towa Mell ¢ . Moet He explained that, as a result; arranged oract, ied Cross nen ing axis subs in check during the] as 1 demonstration, a! Deliv Cobo, a remarkable amount was annownee J . lofitheamenihership ‘blood plasmaliprepare coffee; milk, Jemonude, invasion, andi for: his. success’ in| some troop yells of work hi liek hater, on will be sent here from Miami! ice cream, doughnuts, sandwiches carrying out the task, the U. : : he hetee n ae whenever occasion for its use} and candy. Newsmen from home-' jo cernment awarded hin the Leg Immediately _ following — this. > for the balance af the mesting arises. towns and the big press services ee eee ae British pow.| meeting there will be a meeting)! , tal aff ‘ ¢ A mobile enit will come to Key ‘fish for items among the troups.: 10? Of Merit and the British gov-| o¢ the Monroe District Committee vernmental affairs com" : ; l Verne Ang ernment the Commander of Brit-] fo. tne sont out. Mittee has already heard from can Key W West from Miami to obtain blood,; From New York the returnees : Rrit-l for the purpose of map: t S i > ish government the Commander] .), fi he fall and winte: ‘ tate representative, B. q wetne Mr. Saunders concluded, though | destination is cither Camp Kil- of pritish Empire me DIB DS EES tae Ae ANG: WANE ISES: | overelot the other Jas » 1 the date for the unit's arrival has| mer, near New Brunswick, N. J!" a” native of Pennsylvania, Cap-| 502% herein’ the relative to their ¢ 1 not yet been set. jor Camp Suanks, near Orange pineal : ee All committee n and others ' . a Oa tain Hamilton, 45, graduated from ae ee ; sove. | Stands on the senate dead z en burg, N. Y. Wounded men are = ee antes interested in the scout move oi JHA iE transported by ambulance. Able-\'Be Naval Academy in 1923, and) ment are urged to attend both of lock over the question of re-ap CHARLES W. GEBO , Dati troope move! by. tony ito) milowine. two: years. of sea duty |(he apovel meeting | portionment. This committee 1 1 Aegean yi tw his attention to aviation. _ , lying plans whereby 1 complete the trip by train or bu with the Bureau rederick Hoffman with some of the more important POR ga THE EttEem | arriving at camps, whatever Where he was serving when war! -** -Pjgig-'Phis Morning | >but not so well known parts of securing t R » Ky., July ea For auht. the Gi gets| WAS declare Sate the new city charter. The first of ¢ A new class of ama fee meni tee e i Spied . ‘i He was assigned to command iD) aes : these will be registering of vot Fu ers and gun mechanics for the}his first meal. It’s really a meal—! je the Fleet Ate Wing which lat-| Frederick Hoffman, | 76, died! ; ‘ aS \etuak and all ieecaien| 8 aceurate-shooting, lightning-fast j Steak and all the trimmings, cakes| ade history in May of 1943,|this morning at 4:45 o'clock at) ‘The Health and Safety commit- yy armored divisions and tank bat-|Dic, ice cream, milk, tea andy ia ator a tour of duty in the/his residence. 515 Simonton St. | tex investigating 7 talions graduated today from the] coffee. S¢ cond sna even me, North Atlantic, waging war again-| Funeral arrangements, undev | of the unsanitary ¢ a | umoreds Schon: , he pings en ae haute thanuai lst Axis undersea craft, the air/the direction of the Pritchard exist at the city ( (Giadates ince pvt hres nan te a ntation| Wig was transferred to the Eur-}Funeral Home, will be announced several other runic! w . Gebo, brother of Mrs. J. Cara-} s é Og : : ae ¥ ee bailo, 1414 Newton Street, Key| nearest home, usually traveling, OPcan thea relieved Capt. ost ivors are his wife, Mrs. : The finance ‘ West, Fla. on a troop train with kitehen car.| | ret, as com-|Rose Hoffman; one sister, Mrs., sidering a new forthe os Red Cros “presentatives meet r oe hepnieae nein naan ar icer of NAS last April.] Annie Moon, of Jacksonville; club and how to raise funds to Sergeant Sawyer : all trains with the customary re- ; BRIDE’S HANKY 96 TIMES Pua reeytatn eche {His command includes the sca-}three brothers, W. E. Hoffman of meet same Going Te Wandin : ee ae | Once on his own, the soldier ig, Plane | Boca Chica field and) Atlanta, Ga., Ranson Hoffman Sa — . Cortland, N.Y. A small)! a to have a good time, but! Meacham field. With his wife and/Banburger, South Carolina, and SHERIFF aero) Wise) vc) lef Te wdon't talk too much—the war's} 50% Frank, he resides he flog on aaa DUE CTURNS TO CITY cently made its ninety-sixth trip “G07! Me *!other son, William, jr., is Mr. Hoffman was a past grand RETURNS TO CI down the aisle in the hand of a) jat the Naval ademy master of the Odd Fellows - bride, this time Elizabeth Per Lec } j- = ae Lodge of the state of Florida and| Sheriff Berlin Sawyer re Hartwell when she became the! Ah Aka et an Rai Re A also organized — the Sparkling Saturday evening fro Mia _* < H bride of Dr. Alex E. Guilfoyle. It W A N T E D Waters Lodge and Equity No. 7. with William Jones, negro, charg- orn : was made by a friend of the at Key West. ted with grand larceny “ bride’s grandmother for her pros- | ras Wai : z : The nant, En Quin . Z int oom aitresses what pective daughter D ae po DARDEN Se a ” eee he stole $500, “ ply . 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