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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27
SUB SKIPPER HERE
WON FAME As co OF
IMMORTAL SAILFISH

Skipper now Of the Us Sea
Leopard. sister sub 81 the -
ConRer. which vas open 10 une
public here Navy Day, CoHadF.
Robert 4. NJ. Ward. USN. estsb-
lishcd an enviable record IN ne
Pacific war A. commanding ofii-
&C II the USS Sailfish. formerly
the USS Squalus. which was SUNK
and later salvaged ai Portsmouth
~ r.
On has FIRST patrol as command
ing olflccr Of the immortal SUB,
the Sailfish intercepted an enemy
tack force and. unassisted. sans
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How many times have you read
ARTICLES about how close pressed
the city Is N is budget and q
nances ami. og course. this Is 80.
Shortly. ! will run a series Of
ARTICLES discussing the various
departments that you may have
a clear picture Of exactly how
close hauled the city has been
run And. forever and always
there IS that 81 .s00. 900 debt hang
ing over oar heads from past bond
issues Not that I don't Behave
the building expansion Of tine
Florida bo0m yearx here was
worth every penny of Il. Bot now
consider. your property Is nova
taxed 1t 3Tia mills on present a.
sessed valuation. which Is from
one third "a one half that of the
nearly 100 values OF the c0un
o.. II oar city assessment were
put a. i00', II values and the
miilage dropped % - mills a.
the charter calls Tor. you Will
roughly have S20o. 900 for an op-
Grating fund Ut the cts from tax
Is ga non exempt property Thus
yuu have an increase IL roughly
$4,000 from the present Si62.000
collected N0N. | am NOT ssy lng
this - g0ing 90 D. done bat what
would you uSe tbs money for.
Ca Increase salaries or 10 Pot Il
yea a permanent public works
project fund - apply 10 building
q possible auditorium. 60 puFchas
ing the USO Club on the County
Courthouse property for q winter
visitors entertainment phase. a.
have q cIty athletic club. bathing
beach piers and other monuments
90 the CItys progress What the
cts expected after the last elce
ton Was projects q this sort OF
course. you will not get q unless
the money Is appropriated. Il will
mean b lgher taxes.
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has had published. Helpless
and d Ans bodys Moon La
thrUp PLAYED ~lth Glenn Miller
fuI usl. q wear and hopes 20 get
back INTO radio Hofk neat month
Ernie Du hap sang Blue DaWn
The spiritual Set Down Sci
want was then sung by the
chorus. The Band followed wIih
the roaring - Louls Blues
4 veIs niceIy turned piano duet
b, Ralph Fles and Frank Italia.
"a ho have PLAYED for George Ger
shwln. showed technical excel
lsnC, auI humof
The Band then PLAYED TIM
sporty O-s OClotk Jump
FINALLY 90, full band and Chor
ls SANG 90 ro.ft stlIung TINS
D. Ms CuurTtN
Production usuagcr was A.
ffu lEtr IanIgifr Wa> John
Supsd SOS, manage Wae Pan
O.s Bro. sound teCtni,ar Was
4 D P4,u.H deduction u1.tu.
Hr. Ha- Efza Van "a k',
rluE,mtnf- atf.
A puf,f Sshu'f
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Shortly orc, gfl.i ui pulC, a..
..f % date @ntu traffic regulation
IS q. nt So cts enforced and CTS
MauaAsf Deueutf ~lu announce
tHa date After tnai 500 mast
tat th, marx aud a,t those i.afft
Jams cleared aHas Blkes a r..
roo b. pem.tteC to ride sulis
riis au .ldsAaIks forcing elderly
people t# aus aat ard uCgas
ails CfashauG uto them
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fCantinued from Page Onsl
Chag les Fllef. Aduar OsAeenes
3ahn uihuEer and John CastaI
FHETEseufiHE station WKWF
Aahn spatlsWund ubo spoke ou
thH ChambeI 90 Commerce Wm
M Arnold Glen G. puee and
Sieve Ssnaietar lpublrltv rep
reNufinE go Kew West Buancss
Mea Aasol alton. Joe a Medina
Frr6 7 Dion sam Cohen. a
Boa psuI AlhuF and ialk A.
inn. Represent ~ tne IunmE
Chamher of Commerce pr.l3 vs.
~ Dellu Iuha
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VOID |ag Z" So Fanf Do
t~af ans Wl,csncepfIau cou-,.r
ma fno Nav ard tng Palcs De
partutn' not Woik.uR together
should b. cleared lu rlRrf aaaN
WhlIC Nas asked 'o aEc 700
paolclty q. tH.s. ! tr.nk d ls i'm
ru.tant fa kuaN that y1u utt
forces WoTk hand ia hand Nsth
trr naval disciplinary forces
There are and nave necn q 14r .
ner af meetrEs held Wlth nat al
Offices ls 90 clear On dffe44tses
Witn eX4nC.s rf sa.IoT bows or
E-.aI street. u f1g even uEs ard
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SCOUT GROUP TO
ASSEMBLE TONIGHT

IT, aurlufuf committee
uf So Maurae County District
81 tha BuF SraufF &c Amtlir
w hald q csuff ~ review Coz
ntaht. heg nninE 90 O'Clock Co
a. twuFf.f af al slputs Boz
Hraap S. that vlsb g. make ann
a1Nanoemert during ire month
81 N9Fertef, according Ga an
nu1nceneuf madt bt Wuuert ,
Nnstfke. district commissions
ThH reetinE uI g. held n
ine humr g Erskin Sand. lfaoa
Ulluafnlileeuan az 8i3 Amcla
aiFrEt
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One ui thc things ] think tht
cats Can d. Is repair the brokeu
end tN lsted steel plling pleI al
the south end 81 DuSal street
Tins IltiIs dosk. thc only Gity
amusement pier. Was q beautlfu
.ftIt spot butH for loCal folk and
a4f ai toAn visitors and naihefs
Since g seems there Is soma
'naueht tu0sId uuyinR thC south
B.a.r property alongside a. part
30 tr, CTS psrS system. Why tbH
pfsI would make HIUe adunf
o. s ~ present au CltS property
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-27

Navy Yard nos Go dsenm"'s
cowrnander Ward = sd .
a,bs. He entered ne SaomaFisss
sehuol Al Naw Lond0Els Cusan., -
the fan u 1879. gradnasins thafa
IN Ms class. pFiog a. nj -
Vradtsased from the y. = Navai
Academy ard served sboa1d -
UsS Texas.l Ills fiFsi I'D cut
Was aboard the So. In lgsA
when that SUB Wa rsnaniea afss.
alnk off nalboa. CoFndf. Wafa
Mas one u three surviyofM
Aboard the uSS Gaafnasd, =
20. Commander then Lieut.
CondF.l Ward participated IN iias
invasion % North Airiea. kuF -
first Pacific patrol. made OF re
entrance bu0ys 10 Pslau. TIE -
Curnards commanding uffaceF
Won the Navy Cross. Cosnmaf~
der Wards dccoFetions lnciu1la
the NAVY Cross wlih gold siaif
thc Silver Star with sold star and
the Presidential Unit Citatislgk
cThc gold star Is gwen In liea ~
q second SIMILAR decorali0nl
Commander Ward i marTsea
end has one s0n. 4 He IA . nae
tive of Antioch. Calf
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Beneiit supper b.
Catholic Daughters

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saper Ettu this evening f.au
5 a. b ut.a.k 80 tae Nuu
bfar1 Inn
Khf aiiau s. htIna gwen un
aer b. aaapleea of the Cathsl,
AA4Aghicfa &C Autriea ana au
gnHtahlg evenings tnitrtaln.
uaE1t m Eu- SD al uho af
temd
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rmunitlon snip
90 her bag and
damaged an an
Identified mer-
chant ship on
the same patrol
although slight
b dam age
q Jap aircraft
carrier after a
10 hour ttiSslc
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been Of NO consequence for
him Co have made that entry
ot the comparatively few
names that were added 10
the Qualified list on succeed
lng registration periods. be-
cause no notation had been
made after the names of the
vast majority Of registrants.
IL s orly through the puFglng
of IRE registration hooks. a. WIll
D. done neat January in requlr
ms every voter ia Monroe county
o. re register, that tho segregation
" freeholders can d. done prop
cy. and Mr. England said today
mat, when the hooks open for
It registration the first Monday
in January he will require every
eleCtoT o. state under oath. IS re
CURED by law. whether or not ne
IS . treeholdcT. and. II he Is .
fretholder that notation will to-
made after ms name.
The affidavit requirement was
prepared foe 81 England through
the c0unty attorneys office in an
effort to determine who we're
frCeholders - Weli as electors lf
uug Was q freeholdeT. and not
qualified eloCtoT. be Wras required
O. register. as yell a. sign the
affidavit
Ml Alnury asserts that ans
treeholder ,n Monfoc county Who
b. a qualified clccioI. car legally
vote in tne bond election DcCem
uer a. whether 0T NOT he signed
an affidavit That. be- declared
ialfilis Ihe quotation from the ga
pTeme C1uli decision. "a mayor
Its ui ireeholdeTs Nho Werc quail
iied electors 81 the tlmc the cieC
thun Nas held
Al Miami Beach. lf developed
that there acre 3T22 iceholdcI
"a hu Ucrt qualified electors. snd
al uuA 1905 voted u toe uYnd
clt,ilun the .aa-f held thc ,le,
tau Aas Invalid Nowhere ln me
decision. h.@et Nas Il spsg
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iA tff leqa femert of being a
qualified ..s.tar uut N Ainuu
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CORAL ROCKETS

on the weekends. want 10 say.
too. that q high ranking naval
officer may be conducted on a
round of the area IN the late
hours of Saturday night u see for
himself exactly the problems city
police forces are faced with.
BoyiSh exuberance i al right bat
trcSpassing on private rights Of
people on public streets IS another
thing.
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KEY WESTERS
SEE WONDERFUL
BAND, CHORUS
NAVY SHOW SWEATING IT
OUT WITH RHYTHM SEEN
, BY PUBLIC SATURDAY EVE
MING At MOB

One Of the most beautiful SHOWS
ever seen IN Key West Was the
Nays presentation Of Sweating
II Out With Rhythm shown Ia
key Wesiers Saturday night az
MOB Movie Hall Naval person
mel sa~ the show az an earlier
production Saturday night and
also Sunday night
Moods. tonal col0rs. sparkling
rhythm ran through the pTodue
ton which Was the departing
Navy musicians gift 10 the naval
enlisted personnel here awaiting
discharge and 10 the citizens of
Key West Two who were pTin
cipally Responsible we're choral
director Roland johnson and or
chestra leader Al Meirowitz
Blond haired Roland Johnson was
humOrOusly dubbed the Mad
Man Maestro" IN practices. Metro
witz plans Co retire a. q musician
and go back % has music shop
IN Pennsylvania
TIE blood ran fun IN ones veins
- the curtain lifted and the en-
are chorus and orchestra burst
forth IN Anchors Awcigh II
Nas 3 rouxing Innovation e. the
main show
Fol owed then thu spicy ~Bugle
Call Rag by the band
Al PeleIla. rsdioman second
class. sang the lifting. poignant
Dream
Russian Moods
Russian skies seemed 60 IA
overhead and Russian snow o.
sklTl around the doors as
the chorus delivered the moous
DaEk Ives with their own in
Propositions IN the mus Cal text
The Ban then played Greg
Piano Concerto
Mary Rauls. q WAVE from Ma
Val Air Station. made . decided
nj with her clear volccd rcndl
tlun of If ! Had You
Ths entire chorus then sang.
The Night l. Young
Bob DiD0minlcas original
number. Confusion enhanced
bv Wavefing stage lights. Was
played by tire orchestra The
talented ssNophonisi has PLAYED
" lth large name bands ui ihe
country
Willy Ward KEY West officer
md enlisted mems club faVofts
and Nho b. Wcll known ioi hl,
CALYPSO songs including the q
muas one about the seasick ga
signs WhD spend ina dan piuRing
an practice submarine az the San
as SChooi. delivered thc fl.tua.
Whiskcs g. The We'll
TIE Band played va Spe,.st
Original Song
Al original uwb- bt Jack
lafhr.a Blue Uavf faIIas .l
tWo uihUs popular numbers au
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New Yark.-A ~FHuuh - -
stats Departsnt's tossaAn $500 -
I IN urobation FER - ilfsi 80
wears. H. earns sz.s@ 70 5
year.
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MANY ATTEND

(Continaed from Pace Onel
committee tad done their a,aa
sap, b 300 ui dtraTsf.ug fu. ut
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herself by bombing. After over
haul on the West Coast, she set
cat again and sank a destroyer,
q minelayer. one large and one
medium merchant ship-ail fn
waters south III FoFmosa
In ocfoAsr AR Strikes
After a quick refil az Midway.
the SaIlfiah Nae ba0k again in
thc Formosa area participating IN
me OCtUbef aiT strikes By Ad-
MAJ al Halseys task force and
rcscuing dow ned aviators. She
picked up u aviatoTs. returned
g. Saipan a. unload them. uent
back b. the FoTm0sa area IN q
rescue role. and 90 the same time
sank one destroyer and damaged
another before returning ID Pearl
Harbor POI her outstanding aC-
ton between Nov. 10. l943. and
Jan 5. 1914 she won the Prcsi-
dental Unit Citation CShc Is
back 81 home IN the Portsmouth
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ANYONE $500. ...#4 q. So H.A
y..ts TOE .eaaaE o...''.t aHt
doe. MT has. t.ar tafuu
M. Warren said -~aii 3, csllsa
Coz ln d lar as ore % gee ..~
uitt.e memusr, i t1tt ~l.. .,t
ST.. pItlHatd kuaW In aa
vance
Anutrer .Optu H.4ss A.. ns
hst8 81 the hospital s1ue..ms To-
tst i- the winter L Is the A4N
.harye purpose 20 enlist more
interest lr fts Nolk and fa have
Kew West know and appreciate
fre hospital
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
TREASURY NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR TALK TO WOMEN

New York-The talk to
employees Of the Treasury Depart
ment, advising them not to discuss
the Negro question when they ar
rived in Germany was not given
at the instance of the Treasury De-
partment' according to Secretary
Fred M. Vinson in a letter to the
NAACP.
Whenthe "a women employees
arrived in Frankfurt, Germany last
month. correspondents sent stories
to the daily papers in America quot
ing one of them as saying that an
Army lieutenant had given them a
lecture before they left Washing
ton and among other things had
told them that under no circum-
stances were they to DISCUSS the
Negro question in America az it
would hasten revolution in the
South"
The NAACP also addressed an in
curry to the War Department
which replied hat it was working
on the matter but had not been
able to trace the incident so as TO-
locate the officer said to be respon-
sible.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
CHICAGO VISITOR
ENTERTAINED 4

EN- 1 Ell hOI ALLX
Mrs. Eddie Taylor Woods Of
Chicago. a former Omahan, who
was the guest OF Mrs. VIOLA Turn
er last week, was the honor guest
at many delightful social functions
during her stay in her former home.
On Monday she was honored at
luncheon by Mrs. Anna Mae Ken
nedy at the home Of Mrs Lula
Roundtree Wednesday Mrs Eliz
abeth Cunningham served a break
fast and Wednesday night Mrs. Adj
die Seals entertained with a dim
ner On Thursday Mrs Turner
honored her guest at luncheon ana
Thursday night a Halloween party
was enjoyed at the home of Mrs
Evelyn Dyer. Friday Mrs Flor
ence Branch took Mrs Woods on a
tour of Father lanagan's Home and
that night Mrs. Jessie Hilton en-
tertained the visitor and her hostess
at a barbecue dinner. Saturday
night Mrs Viola Cole entertained
at dinner The Chicagoan returned
t 0 her home on Sunday.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
Legal Notices
Edward J. Dugan, Attorney,

Edward ]. Dugan. Attorney.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court Of Douglas
County. Nebraska:
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF GERALD NJ. BOWDEN
Deceased.-Bk. 65. P. Asst.
All persons Interested in said es-
tate are hereby notified that a pet
ition has been filed in said Court
alleging that said deceased died
leaving nc last will and praying
for administration upon his estate
and hat a hearing will be had on
said Petition before said court on
the 18th day OF October, 1915. and
that if they fail to appear at said
Court on the said 18th day Of Oct
ober, 1915, at 8 o'clock "A. M. to
contest said petition. the Court
may grant the same and grant adj
ministration Of said estate to Sarah
Bowden, or some other suitable
person and proceed TO a settlement
thereof.
ROBERT r. TROYER.
County Judge.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
i @Sa;;it"es'ss
. ofziNn4
BY SUSAN THAYER

RESULTS
One | asked a physicist, Does
your work have any practical re-
sult?' He smiled and said he
thought it might have. ]
| know now that from some of his
experiments came the magic mirror
Of radar. And I'm a little better
informed on other practical re-
suits" of research.
| know that the television indus
try expects to create more than $50
900 new jobs as a result of $4,000
900 spent in research. | know re-
search brought down the price Of in
candeScent lamps, cars, refrigerar-
ors and radios to where you and |
could afford them, gave us pencil
lin and sulfa.
An interesting sidelight on the sub
ject Of research is that industry
pays for two-thirds Of it. There
were more than 1900 industrial re-
search laboratories before the war,
and a lot Of new ones are being
started. Many manufacturers pro-
vide scholarships and grants to
schools, and support foundations,
! which carry on cooperative research
They tell us that in the next de-
cade thousands Of jobs in existing
and new industries will directly re-
suit from the many research projects
that industry is planning to carry on.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20

Chauncey was the first one he
saw that he knew, and they had a
very happy reunion.
Little Ileen. the little daughter OF
Sgt. Gilmore was two years old on
February % and she hopes her
dady and uncle will be home soon.
Ileen seems to be destined for some
theatrical career for she is very
fond of music and tries to play the
piano and dance. The Gilmore boys
are the sons Of Mrs. Bessie Gilmore
of 2S2S North 30th st. and Mrs.
Gilmore is proud Of her sons and
little granddaughter, Ileen.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
The WEEK
(BY HI. w. SMITH--HA-OSOO)

(BY HI. w. SMITH--HA-OSOO)
Labor disputes caused 452 900
men to be out of work by strikes
on October 18th.
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt was
81 years old on Friday, October 10.
The y. s. army had 922 $50 cas-
u~alties during world war III.
Poison brew caused the death of
three convicts on October 12ta
Elevator operators of New York
were granted a pay nike and an
40 hour week.
Kenneth bubble fet' from n trac-
tor plow and was hi.led near Jack
sonville, Ill, October 18th.
Mrs. Howard H. Searette of Buff
falo. New York finished a golf
SdIhe dl t-oU pm. On tuesday. OCI.
9Th and gave birth to a baby at
1890 pm.
A 4 year old girl of Cleveland.
Ohio. lost her right hand in her
fathers meat grinder on Oct. 18th.
Monroe KapIan the one time keep
er Of the Red House in Washington
DC. was indicted in New York as
q Nighttime racketeer on Oct. 18th.
President Truman sharply crit
icized race discrimination of the
OAR for refusing the service of
Constitution Hall to Hazel Scott,
the noted pianist.
A II year old boy was killed by a
Chicago and Evansville. ILL.,. train
which struck a truck that he was
driving at Tuscola. ILL.,, Oct. 18th.
Fire destroyed the Roseville. III.
high school---the loss is estimaIed
at $50, 900.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20

Three sailors were severely in
jured in an auto neal Tuscola. Ill.
on Thursday, October 18th.
The Live Stock show in Chicago
has 81 cars of Nebraska cattle.
----.----
The Cataract Hotel at Niagara
Falls, was destroyed by fire Sunday
Oct. IA.
Read The Greater Omaha Guide
for All the News.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20

your kind assistance in successfully
promoting the Urban Leagues First
Annual Community Fair. The CO.
operative spirit that you showed is
indicative Of a bright future for
this, our community.
There is much to be accomplished
i'll Omaha and | am most certain
that, with the collective efforts of
all, We cas- mex this a more desir,
able city in which to live.
Most sincerely,
Onward R. Crooms, III,
Executive Secy,
Urban League.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20

San Francisco. Calf, (soundphoto
General Tomoyuki Yamashita (sec-
ond from right end, standing)
stands before COMMISSION to enter
his plea of mot Guilty. Standing
at right Is his interpreter and at left
is American Interpreter, Major Eu-
gene Boardman, Milwaukee, Wis, a
Marine.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
VISITOR

LOS ANGELES VISITOR
Mrs. Alice Williams of Los An
geles, California was a guest at a
luncheon at the residence Of Mrs
Viola Turner Thursday evening,
October 4th. She met many of her
old friends after an absence Of
many years.
Mrs lorenzo Branch took Mrs
Williams on a tour of Boystown
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
ConnciI Bluffs
News
beverly Cruise, Reporter)

The Tabernacle BTU. Mock Wed
ding was a financial success. The
bride and groom were Miss Mary
Coffee and Mr. Norman Cave.
Mrs E Jones played "Oh
Promise Me" and Miss Mildred
Frazier sang Il Love You Truly"
Everyone seemed to enjoy it.
Mrs. Inez Bowens entertained
dinner guest Sunday Sept. 80 at her
home. Those from Omaha were
Mr. and Mrs T. Brown, Mrs l..
Davis and son, Mrs G. Winner,
Mrs Collins, and Mr. Young.
Those invited from Council Bluffs
were Mrs B. Golden, Miss F Lee
Mrs. M Turner, Mr.. N. Turner.
and Mr. and Ms. Jack Willis and
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-20
HONORABLY DISCHARGED

Pvt. James r. Mansfield. Jr., "a,
former South High student and the
son of Mr.. James R. Mansfield ST.,
was h~onorably discharged from the
Armed Forces on October 10, 1915
at Camp Livingston Louisiana.