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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
STEPHEN STONE NAMED RED CROSS
FIELD DIRECTOR In THIS AREA
FORME RLY ASSISTANT
DIRECTOR At BOCA
CHIcA BASE; REPLAc-
rs VAN DER LINDEN

Stephen u. Stone was pro-
NOTED 90 field director "a
charge Of Red Cross activities
al all navRl anu military in
Stallatiou, in this area. u was
announced by Red Cross
Area Headquarters In At
lanta. Go. 90 fill the vacan-
e. lett by the resignation 81
Frederick Van der Linden.
Mr. stone had been ass ss-
ant lield director al the Buca
Chica Base. serving under
Mr. Nan Der Linden. IT,
came 90 hey West two
months ago having been
transferred from the seventh
Naval Headquarters of the
American Red Gross In Nj
amI.
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Gross forces t.al N,ae aEn
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08
SEES REMOVAL
OF RENT CONTROL
HERE SHORTLY
MAYOR cARBoaELL REcETv
rs LETTEr FROM REPRE-
SENTATIVE PAT CANNON
on SUBJECT

Representative Fat Can
non. iu "a letter received to-
day rs Mayor John Cafbo-
nell. ,aid that he had ii
GUESSED with Or. Thomas.
head of the OPA he thi. CON
Rressioual district. me pro-
po>al 90 discontinue the rent
control Office in key West.
and that Dr.. Thomas had re-
piled that ~ expected n
would be- removed soon
WoUld Attest Key West. Miami
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OF June

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nrs peace fesleFs
Bodies CFemaisa
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-10-08

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The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Oil Company
Pays $4,000
for Corner

Fred Miller, manager OF the
Mount Clemens Oil Company,
distributors of Hi-Speed gasoline
and petroleum products, an
nounced today that the concern
has acquired the Masonic Tenn
pie property" South Gratiot and
Church streets, for the sum OF
$4,000.
The deal has been consumated
and final details are now being
arranged with the Masonic hold
ing company's officers, Miller
said.
The property includes Except
for one LOTT the vacant land
south OF the Bell Telephone
property to Church street, and
extends through to South Wal
nut street.
What disposition will be made
Of the land is at present unde-
termined, Miller said. He point
ed out that the Hi-Speed parent
company, the Hickock Oil Cor
poration, has taken title to the
land, and the matter Is now in
he hands of the legal and real
estate officials Of the corporation.
Miller indicated that the prop
erty had been acquired for
building and expansion purposes,
and not merely for investment
and re- sale.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
President Truman Signs Tax Slash Bill into Law
KEY MURDER FIGURE TRIES SUICIDE
Eisenhower Called Home to Testify Before Congress
Discover Hidden Graves of ID
More Execufed American FIiers
BY HAMILTON w. FARON

D4 hHNAAA AON W. ANON
TOKYO, Nov. @ (P, - The
crudely marked graves of IA
executed B-29 fliers, hidden in
underground, have been discov-
cred in Osaka. the US. Sixth
Army disclosed today.
Nine of the Ia have been iden-
titled tentatively by means of
names cut on pieces of plank
stuck into the graves but they
are being withheld until next of
kin have been notified.
The grim discovery resulted
from letter sent General Mac
Arthur's headquarters by a Ko-
rean who told of 18 fliers being
shot down June 5-6 during
raid on Osaka.
The 18 were brought in as
prisoners and held in the base
ment of the Prefecture building.
where two died few days later
from wounds.
BRUTAL BEATINGS
Other Koreans held in the
same prison told Army investi-
gators that the remaining 16
were marched daily from prison
cells to be questioned by the
brutal Thought police" On re-
turning to the cells, the fliers
showed signs of beatings.
This routine continued until
Aug. 6 when ii of the group
were taken from the cells blind
folded and deprived OF their
shoes.
The Koreans said the filters
never returned. The shoes re-
manned in the cells fer several
weeks.
Japanese guards were quoted
See FLIERS-Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

Confer IN CITY
Gov. ond Mrs. Kelly
Attend Meeting

Michigan's most potent Re-
publican leaders gathered In
Mount Clemens Thursday eve
ming to formulate plans for de-
velopment Of party programs
and to confer on issues of state
wide and local significance.
Gov. and Mrs. Harry F. Kelly
headed the group Of dignitaries
attending the dinner-meeting at
Hotel Medea which was presid-
ed over by Hugh H. Neale, Ma
comb County Republican Com
mittee chairman.
Likewise playing leading roles
in the discussions were D. Hale
Brake, Michigan State Treasur-
er, and Mrs. Brake; Herman
Dignan, secretary of state, and
his wife; John Dethmers, attor-
ney general, and Mrs. Dethmers;
John Wagner, chairman Of the
Republican State Central Com
mittee: and Mrs. Ray Hooker,
See 6 o Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Allen Jury
Fails to Agree
on Verdict

Dale Allen, of Warren town
ship. was free today after a Jury
in Circuit Judge James F.. Spier's
court reported at 8 p. m. yes
terday 1t could not reach agree
ment on charges of breaking and
entering In the nighttime.
Judge Spier recommended to
Chief Assistant Prosecutor Fred
Van Fleteran that new charges
OF pailbreak be brought against
Allen. Van Fleteran said today
he would confer with Prosecu-
tor Wilbur F. Held before fol-
lowing the recommendation.
The vote repeatedly stood 10
See ALLEN-Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Bond Train
fovisit(ify
jap Surrender
Trophies on DispIoy

A unique contribution to Vic
tory Loan drive in Mount Glenn
ems and Macomb County will be
made in this city on Friday,
Dec. 7. when one of the special
Victory Loan railroad trains
now touring the nation will
spend the morning on a Grand
Trunk siding here for public in
spection.
The initial announcement was
made today by Ralph w. Clark,
county Victory Loan chairman,
who said that Martin G. Sch
wark, city chairman, will be in
charge of detailed arrangements.
The Victory Loan trains are a
contribution of American rail-
roads to the war financing drive,
and will tour IL cities in Michi-
gan. including Mount Clemens.
The original Japanese sur
render documents will be ex-
See BONDS-Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Expect General
10 Back Arnly's
Merger Plan
Will Return to
Berlin But Moy
Succeed Marshall
BY IVES GALLAGHER

FRANKFURT. Germany. Nov.
9-(R-Gen. Eisenhower will
leave for the United States with
in "a few hours" to testify before
Congressional committees, his
headquarters said today.
The announcement did not
state the nature of Eisenhower S
testimony, but it is expected that
he will support the stand of the
u. S. Army Chief of Staff, Gen.
George c. Marshall, for consoli-
dation of the Army, Navy and
Air Forces into one defense de-
partment.
While the announcement said
Eisenhower would return to Eu-
rope by Nov. %, authoritative
sources predicted his stay then
would be short and in the matt &c
of q farewell to his command
in Europe before assuming
duties as Army chief of staff,
succeeding Gen. Marshall.
MARSHALL NOW 81
Gen. Marshall reached the re-
tirement age of 64 last Dec. 81
and is known to have expressed
desires TO retire around his 65th
birthday. Rumors have been cur
rent since September that Eisen-
hover would succeed him.
But as recently as Oct. 25,
President Truman declared in
Washington that he needs Gen.
Marshall as chief of staff.
Eisenhower commands Amer
ican forces in the European the
ater and is chief occupation Of
ficer for the United States. Au-
thoritative sources express be-
lief that Eisenhower will be sue
ceeded in Germany by Gen. Jo-
seph T. McNarney, former
American commander in the
Mediterranean theater.
A vanguard of general officers
who have been close to Gen.
Eisenhower in Europe already
is moving back to the United
States to take over positions in
the War Department.
KEY SHIFTS
This shifting Of key staff Of
icers nearly always proceeds
shifts by the commander in chief
in one theater of operations to
another.
Eisenhower's impending trip
20 the United States is concern
ed primarily with problems oth-
er than the chief Of staff posi-
ton.
He has been asked by Mr..
Truman to present personally
his view on the military govern
ment here. 1t is expected that he
also will take part in the pre-
sent controversy in Washington
over creation Of q single depart
ment Of national defense.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Question MacOlnh
Man I'm Pontiac
Death Mystery

Ramifications Of the Alberta
Young murder, extending into
Macomb county, were explored
last night by Sheriff Harley En-
sign who questioned a man be-
lieyed by Investigators to have
participated in a brawl outside
the tool manufacturing plant
where the murder victim had
been employed.
The man, a 31-year-old bache-
lor, had been suspected of hav-
ing knowledge vital to the muir
der investigation. Sheriff Ensign
are Oakland county officers,
however released the man after
prolonged questioning and ex-
pressed the belief that he had no
important knowledge concern
ing the dead woman who, he
knew only casually.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

seph Goebbels as a leader of the
states enemies"
Three months later Hitler pre-
sented him q country estate at
Bruessow, in Pomerania near
Stettin. the Oder River port now
under the Polish flag.
On the marshal's Goth birth
day Dec. 8, 1899. Hitler visited
him at the estate to offer con-
gratulations.
From a terrace rs Hitler de-
parted, Won Mackensen shouted:
God with the Fuehrerr'
Won Mackensen was the last
OF . famed world war trivmvir-
ate: Hindenburg, Ludendorn
and himself.
See MACKHNSON-Page .
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

The board unanimously ap-
proved a motion by Supervisor
Albert Wagner, mayor of Mt.
Clemens, which gave the pros
ecutor the right to use county
engineers in mapping the neces-
sary plans.
HALLS PROGRESS
Drain Commissioner william
G. Harper hailed the action.
In a IS minute appearance be-
fore the board Wagner pointed
out that u. S. engineers have
recommended that the federal
government supply $478,000 as
against $330,O00 to be divided
between taxpayers of Oakland,
ST. Clair and Macomb counties.
MAJOR COUNTY BENEFIT
Wagner said Macomb's share
would doubtless be heaviest be-
cause the county will derive the
major benefits from the propos-
ed spillway. He likewise noted
that Mount Clemens and Clinton
See FLOOD CONTROL-Page 3
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

MANILA, Nov. 9 - up -
The first details of q mass
slaughter perpetrated last Feb
Is and l8 by the Japanese in
ravine near Taal, Batangas Pro-
vince were related today by two
black clad women at the Yama-
shita war crimes trial.
Both lost members of their
families in the slaughter.
While tears streamed down
her cheeks, Mrs. Conchita Lual-
haiti testified that the soldiers of
It, Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita
set fire to o barrio (village)
forcing her family to seek ref
use in q nearby sugar planta-
ton. Pursuing japanese divert
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Cobbies Win
New Delay
Murder Case

At the request of defense
counsel, who cited the fact that
transcripts of previous testimony
in the case had not yet been
made available to them, Justice
of the Peace Frank E. Jeannette
this morning granted a continu-
ance until Dec. 4 in the examina-
ton of two Mount Clemens taxi
cab drivers charged with muir
der in the death of wounded
ex-serviceman, Sept. II.
The accused men, James Pres
son, Is, and Matthew E. Greg
ory, "a, are charged with having
fatally injured Walter G. Well
hausen in a fight outside the
door of a Broadway bar. While
death was attributed by Prose-
cutor Wilbur F. Held to blows
on the head suffered by the ex-
serviceman his body also bore
knife-wounds.
The cab drivers, earlier In the
hearings before Justice jean
nette, were bound-over to cir
cult court for trial but the case
was remanded for examination
when defense counsel petitioned
Judge James E. Spier for an op-
portunity to cross-examine state
witnesses in the case. They
pointed out that, due to the ILL
ness of Ivan A. Johnston, who
represents one of the pair, pro-
per representation had not been
possible at the earlier hearings.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Won MACkENSON SUCCUMBS AT 96
Famous German General Dies

LUENEBURG. Germany, Nov.
9 - fR - German Field Mar
shall August Won Mackensen, a
veteran of the -Prussian
War of 1901 and a command
er on the eastern front in the
first world war. died at his es-
tate near Celle last night.
He was leader in the battle
of the Masurian Lakes in East
Prussia, and commanded the
German armies which captured
Brestlitovsk in Poland and Bu-
charest on the eastern front In
the first world war.
He would have been 96 years
old Dec. 8.
The marshal once was a
colonel of the famous Deaths
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Six Billion
Dollar Cut
Now Official.
Citizens Get
First SIosh in
Is Yeor Period

WASHINGTON. Nov. 8 up
The White House today an
nounced that President Truman
had signed the Bill giving indi-
viduals and business a slash Of
$500, 100000 in l946 taxes.
Mr.. Truman thus became the
first president in 16 years to
sign a general tax reduction
measure. Not since Herbert Hoo
yer put his signature on a
Christmas present" slash in
1929 has there been an overall
reduction of pocketbook levies.
Congressional sponsors of the
Legislation said it would stimu-
late business in the reconversion
period and create jobs.
The White House announce
ment this morning said the Bill
was signed yesterday.
VARIED PROVISIONS
The Legislation:
/. Removes $4,000, 900 low in
come persons from the tax rolls
and assures reductions of 10 per
cent or more for individuals
making up to $4,000 annually
Smaller cuts are provided for
those with incomes over $50, 900.
Total reductions for individuals
amount to 81, ,644. 100000.
2. Provides special tax treat
ment for veterans of World War
II, forgiving all levies on serv-
ice pay of enlisted men in war
time and giving officers three
years in which to settle with the
government.
3. Clips S3.136,000,000 off the
burdens of business next year
principally through repeal of
the corporation war-imposed
85.5 per cent excess profits tax.
REPEAL USE STAMPS
4. Repeals the IS use tax on
automobiles and boats at q saw
ing of $140, 900, 900.
5. Freezes the Social Security
Tax in 1946 at one per cent on
employees pay and employers
payrolls. Without the freeze"
this tax would have jumped
January / to 2.S per cent for
each.
The Bill makes no change In
the excise levies on the so-called
See TAXES-Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Hint Stain
in Washington
for Big-3 Talks

NEW YORK, Nov. "a
CHS broadcast from London
said today there were reports
that Marshal Stain is in
Washington" and that the at
Omic energy discussions might
turn into a Big Three meet
ing, but that these reports
were not taken seriously in
the British capital. The pOssi-
bility of another meeting of
President Truman, Generals
SimO Stain and Prime Minis
ter Attlee was advanced and
diplomatic sources, pointing
out there had been no meet
ing Of the statesmen since the
final defeat Of the Axis.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Fired Fireman
to Get Hearing
This Evening

ST. CLAIR SHORES - An
open hearing into the suspen-
sion without pay of Shores
probationary firemap~for cleo
ton day campaigning will be
held tonight in the Municipal
Building at $50 o'clock, the Viii
lage Commission agreed yester-
day.
The fireman, Gordon H. Law
ers, 81, of 22425 Martin road,
st. Clair Shores, the father Of
five children, was suspended
after he had admittedly been
active in supporting James
Trombley and John Stevens who
on Monday defeated incumbent
See FIREMAN-Page 8
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Airport Awards
Re-Hearing Set
for Nov. IS

A hearing on q petition for a
re-hearing of claims arising
from Detroit's Abandoned air
port condemnation suit involving
a mile square tract Of land In
Warren township will be held
before Circuit Judge Paul r.
Cash, in Mount Clemens, on
Nov. IS.
. Originally Judge Cash had set
Nov. IA for the hearing but to-
day revealed that he will no.
be able to visit the city until
the following day.
The hearing is scheduled TO
begin at 1880 p. m.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

Head Hussars," a close friend
and military adviser Of Kaiser
Wilhelm and one of the foremost
cavalry leaders in German mill
tary history.
FRIEND OF HITLER
He threw in his lot with the
Nazi movement early and prof
tied as a friend of Hitler.
The bony old cavalryman re-
signed his honorary membership
in the Stahlhelm (steel helmet)
Veterans Organization in 1885
when 1t came under the fire of
propaganda minister Paul Jo-
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Policeman
SIashes Wrist:
Denies kilIinQ
Former Lieutenant
Of Detroit Police
Gets 1ronsfusions

PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. oE(H
Edward Bellm. a private de-
tective, detained for questioning
in the Staying last week Of Mrs.
Alberta Rose Young, was rush.
ed to Pontiac General Hospital
this morning after what Sheriff
Edward X. Thomas described a.
a suicide attempt.
He had slashed his left wrist
with a razor blade, Thomas
said. after writing four notes
during the night.
At the Pontiac hospital DR..
Mettitt Mauzy reported his con-
dition mot critical" but mot
good" He was given $50 cubic
centimeters Of blood plasma, and
physicians announced he could
not be questioned for "a hours
because his weakened cnditin.
DENIES KILLING
In one of the notes, addressed
ITO the people Of the State Of
Michigan" Sheriff Thomas said,
Bellm wrote: Il did not murder
Mrs. Alberta Young"
The other notes, Of much
greater length. were addressed
to Ballm's wife Caroline; to Ia
Harvey Lodge. chief assistant
Oakland county prosecutor, and
to Bellm's attorney, Louis Col
ombo, Jr. The sheriff said they
were Of the same general char
acter a. the one made publis.
Mrs. Young's body, 4 bullet
hole through the head. was found
in the Clinton River Oct. 81.
Bellm. held since Monday
without charges, yesterday vol
unfairly underwent q lie detect.
or test. Upon his return to tho
county Jail here he asked for
writing materials saying no
wished to make q written state
ment.
USED RAZOR BLADE
UndersheriH Dale Swanson
said Bellm had been allowed to
shave in his cell last night and
apparently had kept the razor
blade"
During the night Z guard Wis
tied Bellm's cell at IS minute In.
tervals. Sheriff Thomas said.
This morning the sheriff ordered
the inspection rounds made at 10
minute intervalA
About 10 q. m, Sheriff Thorn.
as said he directed John Donley.
turnkey, to get back up" to
Bellm's cell. When Donley who
had been away from the cell
about five minutes returned. he
found Bellm lying on the bunk,
his wrists slashed.
Assistant Prosecutor Lodge
said he would question Bellm at
the hospital tomorrow aftezs
noon. in the presence Of . physis
clan and q nurse.
IMPLICATES THElS :
Bellm was taken into custody
after he had made several state !
See MURDER-Page 9
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Richmond Sailor
Killed as Car
Runs into Tree

RICHMOND - Only a few
minutes after S 1/C Carl Vik-
strom, %, of Richmond town.
ship. was instantly killed when
his car struck tree on Main
street, Vikstrom's father, John,
,en route home from work in q
Detroit factory, reached the
scene to find the body OF his
sailor son lying near the de-
molished automobile.
Seaman Vikstrom, q veteran
of the Normandy invasion and
of several landings in the Pa
cific, died at 2:40 q. m. Thurs
day. He was home on r 30-day
leave with orders to report back
November 21. The accident oc-
CURED on Main street and the
sailor was alone ut the time.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 p. m. from the
Hensch Funeral Home here
with burial in Richmond Gene
terry.
Besides his parents, he Is sur
vived by four sisters, Margaret,
Mary and Ruth, at home, and
Mrs. Melville Trader, of Con-
necticut and five brothers, John,
Jr., Herbert, Robert. and Den
mis-, all at home, and Fred, with
the U. s. Navy 1t Ottumwa,
Iowa.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
GRIM JAP BRUTALITY UNFOLDS
Mass Slaughter old

ed the fleeing people toward
the ravine.
al could hear screaming from
men, women and children as the
shootings became intense and
the Japanese started showering
people with grenades," she told
the Commission in -halting,
choking voice.
"The Japanese were dashing
around laughing and shouting
during this terrible time"
Her husband and one-year-old
See SLAUGHTER-Page 3
Priehs Toyland
Now Open
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
Convicted Spy
Wins New Trial

DETROIT. Nov. . - m -.
DR.. Fred w. Thomas, Detroit
physician convicted last year On
a spy charge, was free 70 leave,
the Federal Correctional Insti.
tuition at Milan today under :
$25,000 bond, to await second
trial.
DR.. Thomas has been held
soince he and six other Dotyolt
residents. including three 49,
men, were arrestsd Ia AuonC1E g
1943. He was sentencod y oogu
10 years. 81 {
The United Sti3ou q
Court Of Appeals q conr
ordered . new tSia1 -
error In the charDo GG
Judge Ddward J.
latter fixed NJ pkvi
Thursday. s;;s
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
County Orders Preliminary
Action On SpiIIwoy Project

Prosecutor Wilbur Held today ordered by
Supervisors make preliminary plans for
needed construct the Clinton spway
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09
County Building. Bonks
70 Close on Mondoy

The County Building and all
Macomb county banks will be
closed Monday in observance of
the Armistice Day Holiday.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

-AOV
Priehs Toyland
Now Open
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

TOWER TAXI - 2S3y
ADV.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-11-09

Priehs Toyland
Now Open
Evening star., 1945-05-19

Buy War Bonds like our fighters
fight-ail out for victory! And buy
them the way they buy them-the
easy way, the best way through
payroll sayings.
Evening star., 1945-05-19

Look at the casualty list in this
paper-then decide how many War
Bonds you should buy!
Evening star., 1945-05-19
Realty Group Plans
MANAGEMENT Course

The Institute of Real Estate Man
agement has announced that Its
latest lecture course on "Funda-
mentals of Real Estate Manage
ment" will be held in Pittsburgh
from July II to 16.
Washington realtors interested in
enrolling for the course may COM
municate with Carey winston, presi-
dent of the local chapter of the
institute, or may write to the head
quarters Office at % West Monroe
street, Chicago.
The course will be conducted by
James G. Downs. jr., president of
Downs. Mohl g. Co., Chicago. Sub
jects to be covered include real
estate economics, imitation, tech
nique of renting, repair and mainte-
nance: plumbing, heating and re-
frigeration and record keeping and
accounting,