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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
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HhHie seven police
aFss treated fos near
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Plantation Key
Realty Booming

Prices for Plantation ney real
estate have now reached the pro-
portion of boom, according to
deeds recently filed in the county
clerks office and negotiations be-
ing made for the transfer OF
acreage on that key.
Yesterday a deed was filed
with the county clerk showing
the sale of 214 acres, unimproV-
ed for $4,000. The seller was
the Watkins Properties, Inc, and
the buyer was Jeff Gautier, of
Miami Beach.
The tract formerly was owned
by Griffin Watkins, who sold il
during the realty boom days OF
August, 1925, to the Watkins
Properties, Inc.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Miami Visitors,
Including Mayor,
Entertained Here

Perrine Palmer, mayor of
Miami, and Mrs. Palmer, and
John b. McCloud, sales manager
of the Orange State Oil Com
pany, and Mrs. McCloud, have
returned to Miami after what
they characterized as most de-
lightful visit TO Key West.
While here they were enter
tanned by Captain Willard Saun-
ders, commanding office at the
submarine base, and Mrs. Saun-
ders; Captain w. H. Hamilton,
commanding officer at MAS and
Mrs. Hamilton; Captain r, B.
Nickerson, commanding officer
at Sonar school, and Mrs. Nicker-
son, and Representative and Mrs,
Bernie C.. Papy.
Cocktail parties were given for
the visitors by Captain and Mrs.
Saunders and Captain and Mrs.
Hamilton. They were entertained
at dinner by Captain and Mrs
Nickerson and Representative
and Mrs. Papy.
One of the objects of the trip,
Mayor Palmer and Mrs. McCloud
told Mr.. Papy, was to fish in
local waters.
And you may say" Mr.. Papy
told The Citizen, that they
pulled 'em in to their hearts con
tent. We caught about a hundred
fish, most of them what we cal
bottom fish, for this is not the
time of the year for surface fish
ing. Mayor Palmer and Mr.
McCloud told me that it was the
most delightful fishing trip they
had ever had"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Matthews Family
HdUing Reunion

MIR. and Mrs. Jack F. Mathews
arrived yesterday from Norfolk
and are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. Marjorie Dyson,
2213 Staples avenue.
Mrs. Dyson's other two sons are
visiting her, Fred Mathews and
John Dyson, and the family is
having a reunion.
Mrs. Jack Mathews is the for
mer Doris Borden. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borden, of Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Key WesterS Released
By II. S. Nary Today

The following Key Westers
have been released from the
Naval Service at the u. S. Naval
Personnel Separation Center, u.
S. Naval Air Station, Jackson
vile, Florida, it was announced
by Capt. M. M. DeWolf, USNk,
commanding officer of the CEN
ter:
Robert L. Tull, aviation ma
chinest mate third class, 222 A.
Poinciana place.
Earl H. Parker, aviation metal
smith third class, GA Watson
street.
Richard r. Steadman, seaman
second class, Yates Porter place
Joseph A. Boza, jr, seaman
first class, 903 Packer street.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05

bas enacted special
m thr expeditions
sfa re- aliens who scrv-
m w Amy Navy, Marine
i GuaId during the
WM WaE prior 10 De-
M l8i5 This bill is
H - FHhHl law 27O. and
ah afrua from con
ustnn at tho require
SECS mut hc complied
m ue seeking citizenship
f nn-tctelans.
m f Ga filing petitions
Hsaliuu and obtaining
fi. Isl ihh law. however,
Hn mErlmber 81. 1916,
desired that an possible
h gwen tu the act. to
ta upalt aut feature u
Haafn uf foreign-born
esd veterans IN order
~ F avail themselves
@ tuniiy before the
lats
AS HfrfrsfFd veterans should
aIth che Clerk OF
lHH States District Court
a fhem. af tbr clcfk at the
H@t m uhlCh they re-
HH iaiter court exercises
Jurisdiction. Inter.
farwru 1r veterans may
W m fouth with then
fltffaH organization tol
8 aatlce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
INTERPRETERS:
Shintoism Defies determination; Still
Flourishes Both In and Out OF Japan
By DON WHITEHEAD
and HOYT WARE

AP NeWSfeotureS
FE1HE Shinto cult, inspired by
4 reverence to the spirits of I'M
perial ancestors, still flourishes
both in and out of Japan despite
Emperor Hirohito's admission of
mortality.
Brazil with 100000 Japanese
has uncovered a secret organiza-
ton with some 100000 members,
lied by fanatically patriotic Jap
anese youths pledged to preserve
! the Shinto beliefs. In the Ha-
waiian islands are 26 private
Shinto shrines conducted by alien
Japanese priests.
| State Shinto, abolished by Mac
! Arthur in Japan, is moribund in
Hawaii. Many residents of the is
lands have demanded official ac-
ton against Shinto, although the
| executive board of the American
F! Veterans Committee opposes
some of the proposed measures as
an abrogation of religious free
dom.
eve are in favor of legally de-
porting any alien who is disloyal
/ to the United States, whether he
is clergyman or layman, re-
CARELESS of his religion or anceS-
I trail origin" the board said. eve
do not favor condemnation of a
religion because of the disloyal
acts of certain individual mem
bers. We believe the fathers and
mothers of American boys who
died fighting on the battlefields
of Europe and the Pacific are en-
titled to worship as they please.
/ There are many, however, who
do not regard Shinto as reli-
Igion. DR.. E. Tanner Brown, rector
of st. Clements Episcopal parish
Honolulu, asys Shinto is false
front for fanatical nationalisn
or Japan"
And while the dispute con
tinues in Hawaii, Brazilian police
are studying ramifications of ter.
roristic outbreaks in Brazil's Jap.
anese centers.
Within the Shendo Remmei
the Shinto secret Organization
with its 100000 ItleInbers, tffcy
discovered a suicide platoon o
40 young men pledged to kill o.
die for Japan and an auxiliary o
young women pledged to assis
the terrorists. AT least one oldel
Japanese has been killed after ht
attempted to spread the news o
iJapan's defeat.
| Police said the terrorists Worl
by infiltrating community
where a traitor" lives. Ate
killing their victim they leave tht
yellow caps of their order nea
the body.
Police said some of the leader
iare suspected of melting thei
ignorant countrymen to murde
in order to obtain more farm
land or business gains.
Industrious, frugal and seem
ingly tireless, the Japanese wer
welcomed to Brazil beginning il
1888 when that undergraduate
nation desperately needed agri
cultural workers. Through tn
Continued Oh Page Inree)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Macy RecTuiter In
kev Vest Tomorrow

J. w. Barth, Chm, of the Navy
recruiting station in Miami will
be in Key West tomorrow, June
6 at the local post office building.
Mr.. Barth states that at that
time he will interview all those
desiring to join the Navy, and
answer any and all questions re-
lative to Navy enlistments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05

Many persons have been asking
me for the straight information
on the present crisis in the city
manager form of government in
which it may be possible that Key
West will lose its first city mana
ger, Dave King,
The rumors today are hot and
heavy" over the dismissal of six
police officers this week by the
city manager. Those rumors
range all the way from talk OF
graft charges to talk of the city
commission being ''out to get" the
Icity manager.
| do not know how it will turn
out. / hope that matters can be
Strengthened out SO that we will
continue to have the services OF
highly capable, efficient and
Woodworking city manager.
Police Trouble
The six police officers have
filed affidavits charging various
things against Chief of Police
Louis Eisner. Following then
presentation, City Manager Dave
King dismissed them on charg-
eS of INSTRUMENTATION.
The matter started way back
when bingo was closed down
in the town. There has been
| considerable strife between the
police chief and his officers.
| There have been numerous sus-
pensions and some reinstate-
ments.
| have not fully made up my
mind yet because you do moi
know these things until you get
the full evidence, but my belief
| is that the police chief is not tax
ing graft.
| On the other side Of the qucs-
ton, however, l know of at least
one gambler who has said that
graft has been given, although
not directly to the police chief
That business is significant.
AS far as | know. there is no
affidavit charging Chief Eisner
with TAKING GRAFT. That
is significant. Much talk. no
proof!
. In the background in this mat
ter, too, are many groups anc
many sore" individuals Wht
have been moving for quite some
time to get the police chief. Blu
this is only a background qucS
ton right now.
No Commission Ill VIII
From information told me this
morning, | can tell you that there
seems 10 be no i'll will among thu
city commissioners toward The
city manager.
With this information. | do
not believe that any majority
of the commissioners. figured
on the old majority basis or the
new majority, are out to get"
City Manager King. Rather.
this morning I found out that
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Civ Commission Not Out
To Get Manager King
BY L..P.A.. JR.

there is no move to GUST the
city manager among the COM
missioners and that they have
high regard for the efficient
work of his administration dur
ing the past six months. This
is encouraging. You can thus
put back into your pocket all
those rumors you heard about
the city commission being cut
to get" King. 1t is not true.
Now, following the dismissal of
the six policemen came hot SEES
sion at the city commission meet
ing last night in which the legal
ity of the move was questioned.
In my opinion, the city manager
had no right to fire" the six po-
licemen. He has right to ''sus-
pend" them, believe. This IS
common sense. If there was
someone in your employ who was
not performing according to your
orders you would stop his per-
Torrance at once. That is sus-
pension! The charge: Insubord-
nation which in a letter to the
civil service board by Dave King
is further explained as an at
tempt by the six policemen to
dictate who their chief of police
shall be with the further infer
ence that if the chief of police
does not follow their wishes he
can be called down again by
means of similar affidavits in the
future. According to the city
manager it is an attempt to ''gang
up" on the chief of police. Some
of the six policemen were insti-
gators of the last police strike
in the city.
1t is also understood that
City Manager Dave King is
considering resignation as city
manager in the event the city
police ere reinstated by the
civil service board.
, Thus enters another phase in
! the situation.
Legality Decision
! Meanwhile, as the fate of the
ipresent city manager hangs pre-
cariously by a thread, the legality
of the move will come before the
civil service board with the CUES
ton TO be raised by the, six Off
GERS who have been suspended.
Before the board will be filed
the affidavits against the chiel
of police; before the board will
be filed charges of City Manager
King of INSTRUMENTATION by tho
six officers in question. This
board is composed of Chairman
Ralph Sierra, Mrs. Wilhelmina
Harvey and Jeff Knight, Jr.
In this moment of great de-
cision it is to be hoped that all
parties-the city commission.
the civil service board, the po-
lice officers and the city mana
ger-think clearly and calmly.
These matters comprise deci-
lsions strong in the city's future!
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Visitors To attend
Orange VOsburgh
Marriage In City

Mrs. Edith Orange, of Poin-
ciana, has as her house guests this
week her twin sister, Mrs. M. A.
Gemricher, and mother, Mrs. Leo
J. Allen, of Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Gemricher
came for the wedding Friday of
Miss Shirley Fay Orange to Phil
ip Vosburgh, Jr., of Great Neck,
N. Y, which will be held at the
home of Mrs. Aliens sister, Mrs.
T. Roy Dulion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Sen. Claude Pepper
Wires Commission
About NAL Service

County Commissioners last
night heard read by Clerk Saw
yer a telegram that had been re-
ceived from Senator Pepper, in
which he said he was working
hard to have the temporary per-
nit of the National Airlines be-
tween Miami anG Key West
changed to a permanent status.
He said he had contacted the
Civil Aeronautics Board and adj
vocated the change be made al
the earliest possible date.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
County Courthouse
Will Be Painted

Last night county commission
ers decided to call for bids to
paint the county courthouse and
annex.
1t was also decided to have
the county garage repaired and
painted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
John Marzyck, Jr.,
Here From College

John Marzyck, Jr., 1901 Won
Phistcr street, arrived Monday
after receiving his degree from
the University of Miami. He
majored in psychology.
Mr.. Marzyck will continue his
studies at Columbia University,
New York city, next September,
where he will begin studying for
his masters degree.
Accompanying him and to be
his guest here is Roscoe Thomp-
son, who recently was discharged
from the Navy. Mr.. Thompson
last tour of duty was with the
occupation forces in Tokyo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Cheeks Ready For
Election inspectors

County Clerk Ross c. Sawyer
said today that checks are ready
for distribution among the inspec-
tors and deputy sheriffs who serv-
ed at polls in Monroe county dur
ing the first and second primar-
les.
The total sum to be paid is ST.
500, with $40 to each inspector
and deputy for serving at both
| primaries.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
Housing Authority
Pays County $l,3l2

Clerk Ross c. Sawyer notified
the county commission last night
that he had received from the
local housing authority $1,31292
in lieu of taxes.
Payments were made on the
Joseph Yates Porter Place and
Fort Village.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
James Family
Returns Home

Mrs. Thomas James and daugh-
tiers, Josephine and GWcndolyn
James, 512 Caroline street, have
returned home, after visiting
three weeks in Los Angeles and
Long Beach, California.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
city Manager King May Resign;
|fHcDOes, COInnliSsiOnerSWeeting
Also Will Tender His Resignation
KING INTINAN1A8 -
WILL CItE - go M
sly FTpIlaaAaHs W
REMOVED - 49,
STATED

btGAt&&4 ca k&
resulted taSt m
Manager hinK
City commlAsN
missed frnm tee
six men who Esd
its against Chez is
Lieutenant 8sN At
look Is ~ daE ssAt
sign. and. II ~ ~
SweetinR said he a
er his reslgnaiaeu 81
err.
When King fn6s#m
mission 81 has aetMa Aa
ing the siA palsees
sioner Albert CmHsF
the authority a tle
taking that aetlan aN
sioner John CmfiNsm
it was has oplnauh thst
exceeded his suaisea -
ter was thsn rcisssa ~
torney ]. L.aneeigl E
opinion about ise
the pollccsnen.
Attorney Lester %
city charter Gia mA #
Manager King ths
discharge the psl#eM
explained thai. ~ if
service emplase@ t
for their dlsmsal
was vested in the eAls
ice board.
King then deglsfes
board relnsials.l
men, il could reiHssas
That assertion was
mean that he wouia
Today Commisssan
said there was no daas8
over what King uas sa1
"You can put a be-
headline" Mr. Ssstt1lH
that he will resign Il
reinstates the ulufFfH
he resigns. yua maF
will tender my rrEe
city commissions at t
time he resigns as ritg
Commissioner hant.aE
explained his pastan
the dismissed p0liftun
his sympathy was uith ~
cause they had bsfu H
tool" by q certain pefa
sons who were siFiHWH I"
end 10 the city mauaH
government IN Key @r
! Asked who thp psfH
sons were, SWcs1Iua fttH
reveal who he ol thef
+ Citizen tried elsCahs 81
tain who the pefun m
were. because thcrr at
! that the policemen bass nf
! of their own voiiilun. aH
was found who woi84
I the man OF men. althaEa
said. You don't auaa
trying TO run kcy Wsa
( doesn't stop iniiaiins ha a
will burst one oi the da1a i
pricked balloon
In reporting o. thC
about the affidavit k
that three oi them ffif Fl
acts that allcgcdly bad
before he came iniu aif
that point. he rcmsfsft pa
was unable o. unliFff
the policemen m
aware, as they SAID. uf M
cations made in thg
waited till this bate a
formally making tilsH lH
One Of the siiidatit.
| ager said, had bftu
signed, and the othgI tfE
of no Consequence. HtsH
had been done iu thn
as he had directed tlU .
police 10 de-.
II was At that stsEi ri o.
ceedings that tasf
Cooper made Hafasr .
matter be referred ia
service board ts
Swecting SECONDED a.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-06-05
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Masonic Notice

Call Communication of Anchor
Lodge No. 1872, F. & A. M,
Thursday. June 9Th. 8 PM.
Conferring of MN. degree.
All members and visiting Ma
sons invited to be present.
BY order: w. P. Williams. WIN.
GERALD II. ADAMS.
Secretary,
Evening star., 1946-03-17
:MoHled. vnsishiiy teeth marins your looks?

Whether its one tooth many you have dscoored
or detective eeth perfectly camouAaged just this girl did
Her permanent front teeth had in rough and mared
BY ugly brown nothing So the six front teeth den
tst fitted jacket that exactly matched her other
teeth in color and shape and improved her looks
ngly! Today, dentistry do wonders for your smile
and Pepsodent Tooth Powder can make far brighter!
Evening star., 1946-03-17

Pepsodent Powder produces
lustre on teeth fwice as brigbf
as the average of all other
leading brands brighter
L than any of them-bar none! 4
Get Pepsodent Tooth Powder, the only
powder containing Irium, the exsla5ia
cleansing ingredient. You'll find Pep
sodene tastes as bright as it cleans!
Evening star., 1946-02-27
HELP poMEsrIc tcan.l

sId SHW III fond nd. q slhildTsn from 1880 e
eblIdTen; dHW arsohdit,oped asGs aa apt adults.
saa!S 'ass So s5ss sss4ss sssr 81 Ism,
siS5 Wis VACATION with Hs pay s uPssalfs bssts
! card and refer. required. Box 232-M. Star
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK Middle aged,
neat, reliable white woman, wishing COM
Family of 2 adults. Phone WI. 4077. M2s
of 1-yr.-old baby girl: live in, beautiful
rar rm' he home atmosphere; very good salary.
GIRL, coiored. light housework, live in.
room, bath; radio. S55 month. 653i 18th
Ho,TsEwoRKER0afoanfkte 81 nv; GEK ne0f after $50 rs
erences fisa doctors home; sleep in, attrsc-
HopsEKEEPEs AND GOOD COOK. Sac
LAUNDRESS-Must be expert, and good
siesner fjnsinI fer sma osoa aome in Westover Ar
MAID, care Of year-old child and e-roon,
nees aeese hsalth hass ssrd and references e-day
from pm. to II pm pm; good Salary. T GE.
MIDDLE-AGE WOMAN to assist with
bosSe S, dsiss ana chaEn and
MoTHEK's HEEPEk. must aat' live in; s12
ncs bvste sG sta5 room ca Wp 6s hGme
NURSE, colored,, to live in and care for
2 girls, ages ga and 5ha; pleasant sur
roundings: other help employed. EN-
PRACTICAL NURSE and housekeeper. two
in family. living in GEORGETOWN. S35 per
week Phone Ordway 3OOa
SCHOOLGIRL, live in. help with house
work. spare time: good home; small salary.
Taylor Q37S. Us
WOMAN, white, housekeeper, to care for
three-year-old child. Call EN-. 4S3l s
to pm. 27.
WOMAN. colored, middle-aged. settled, 70,
g.h.w. and plain cooking; part time q
through s. who will consider full time and
living in about 1st of June. WA. $3.50
OF house and children; room If necessary:
@ reIerenees; good salary. ia $3.50. -2s
WOMAN, white, exper, care 5-yr.-old girl
and Inv, parents work, nice room $50
to start; Arl CHI 6S55 il
Evening star., 1946-02-27

COOK OR MAID, experienced, wants work
for family of 5. EN-. 0077.
G.H.W., good cook, competent. good dis
position; in; good salary. Call TIE 2746
between and IL a.m and and p m
GIRL, young. colored. wishes Job cleaning
apartment for employed couple: good refs
GIRL colored. wants days work in Silver
sspb5itng spbtng . : days week g. to 3. Phone
GIRLS. 2, colored, desire g.h.w. and care
Of ] or children; also day worker AID
5l25 from to 5. 2ss
GIRL, colored reliable, wishes morning
work Mondays through Fridays. Ii 1870
GIRL, colored, wants days work or taking
reference. GE s4O5.
time Call from io:3o-S pm, EN-. ses5.
work; good reference. DI. 975S.
SsReS SiRrs E eolspsd' sgsa' desire Job as mothers
GIRLS, 2, colored. reliable, wish work as
nurSemaid and gh.w. Franklin 1888
EEAuNRkEss; EAsoNtils Ssse by day, SIS and carfare,
MAID, ,colored, desires work in adult fam
M lMIy; 5Ba-day week live in. Call after 8,
MAN AND WOMAN. colored; expert house.
cleaning. Call your original experts. All
work by day. Il 57sS.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work DI
WOMAN, colored, will do plain sewing a,
home for children: all Kinds Of mending
WOMAN, colored, desires part-time work
cook, maid; fountain girl or waitress NE
Wna.N 3s3Si NGUssIEY ssIoYsd .xn.,,.s
work, small bundle to do at home. De
1909.
Evening star., 1946-02-27
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

DRAPES. valances. curtains, bedspreads,
alterations: reasonable. Call RA. ss97;
DREssMAKING, design remod,, altera-
tons; eve gowns speciality: reas. MISS
FS s2 lEnF AhTEkATioNs A1 AD hoass sSss
gqaranteed Randolph 6ia1 Before 5 OF
EMPL. LADY wants to be .eator or COM
nanion ewes in exchange for board and
6:50 to $50 M 5 DAYS week expert
cnGsd. Call evenings only, NO. 54s9 -27
eneed, g realserennseess, Gail between $40 and
GdFn GIRL sO!oEed; age FL wishes waitress
GIRL. colo-ed. wants nightwork, clea ming
CT elevator. DE. 1851. ~
GIRL: colored. desires position as office
glTl; 81 knoWledge OF typing' filing, etc. Call
GRADUATE NURSE. colored. trained: pri-
Xatte, duty; ~, guaranteed service with salts
NuRSE-Handle any type case, $40 hrs.
day duty; NV section; ref. Telephone
PRACTICAL NURSE, colored. wants work
from III pm. or any time after pm.
REFiNED. DEPENDABLE white woman.
desires position as an asst h9usekeepsr
IN hotel; experienced; 'live in. Box PR,
REFINED LADY. settled companion to
LADY or semi-inya'id. light work; salary
open Box 3SS-M. Star 81
REFINED. MATURED white woman de-
Sires position as housekeeper in mother
less home. no young children; dependable
no menial type; live in. Box 30-R.
Star o7s
SECRETARY, will care for child evenings
exchange for room; NV section only; pref
cradle Conn. ave. Box 4Iq-M, Star
RY-STENOGRAPHER IS years
OF age, desires permanent position; Govt.
and trade association experience Box Al
r. Star. IL
exper.. desires temporary
position. Box AR, Star. 2SH
TYPING, to be done at home. ia O501
-2S
WOMAN, colored, experienced. wants days
work, So and carfare. Call LU 1886
MANAGER for rooming house 6
yrs exper.: or would consider buying room
ing house. Phone DI. 0S4S 2Ss
YOUNG LADY, colored, experienced and
reliable, desires position as switchboard
operator or desk clerk, or will work in
doctors or dentists office. Phone co. 1918