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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Governor Claims
Comptroller Not
Qualified For Job

TALLAHASSEE. Nov 10
gfNal Governor Willard Cald-
#e1 has announced that on Jan.
q g. would declare the State
gHmrffuiiefs office, 10 IN / c h
Mematas Edwin q Fraser of Nc
CkuuY vas elected Tuesday, va
tsnt amd that he will appoint
Ciafunee ~ Gay of Orlando to
tlia uffirc
CahlMeli sald he was taking
thia srtiun without regard 10
asHmanalitlea ur politics and that
flr anlr question Is whether, I'M
as ere constitution, Senator
Nfaasf can legally be elected to
taH utfKe
HfaaeF wma e member of the
Iasa legislature that increased
tts salary uf the State Comptrol-
hf fsum 81 500 to $4,000 and for
thts reason the Governor con-
trnla BE- b. not eligible to hold
eos office
l~mal authorities differing with
tis Governor contend that under
tns law Fraser can hold the Office
ufwsh isa De does not receive
rrr than tine former salary of
O. sao
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Announce Marine
Corps Enlistment

Captain G. T. Armitage, Ma
rine Recruiting Officer for the
Florida District, today announced
the Marine Corps Policy for the
re-enlistment of former Marines,
According to the Captain, men
discharged less than 90 days may
re-enlist in the last rank they
held in the service.
After 80 days, former top pay
grades will be reduced two ranks
upon re-enliStment, all others
will be reduced one grade, eX-
cept privates first class, who re-
turn in rank.
Captain Armitage stated, THE
Marine Corps has extended the
sliding scale re-enliStment pro-
gram until December 31St of this
wear. After that date, all men re-
enlisting will be appointed prl-
vate first class, regardless OF the
rank they previously held"
The Captain emphasized that
the Marine Corps has attained Its
peacetime strength, and has eX-
tended the re-enlistment policy
solely as a gesture of Difference
to combat men who are consider
ing a return to military careers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Jimmy Walker
On BOrderline
OfLife Death
tBy Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Jimmy
Walker, who was mayor of New
York City from 1926 to 1882, was
reported today to be on the Dor
derline between life and death.
He has been in a coma, with a
bloodclot on his brain, in Doc
tors Hospital, since last night.
Walker, who is IS, resigned as
mayor in 1882 when Franklin D.
Roosevelt, then governor of New
York, announced he would in
vestigate reported irregularities
in the city'S government.
Walker went to Europe and
remained there three years. On
his return to this city, apparently
he had lost little of his popular
ity.
He is the author of that one
time song hit, will You Love
Me In December AS You Did in
May?"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Board To Pass
OnSanchezCase

The new Civil Service Board
will consider the dismissal case
of Patrolman Eugene Sanchez
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
Sanchez was employed as a
jailor and is alleged to have dis
obeyed Chief Bienvenido Perez's
orders to take a post. The chief
then took the post himself that
night. City Manager O. J. S. Ell
lingSon consequently removed
Sanchez from the police force.
Should the board not uphold
Ellingson'S decision, the city
manager has repeatedly stated
that he will abide by the boards
finding, and re-employ the party
in question, to whom retroactive
wages will be paid
Members of the board are
Myrtland Gates, chairman; L. H.
Goddard, secretary, and Mrs. Isa-
bel Fleming.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Government Determined On
Showdown With J0hnL. Lewis
Tn Threatened Coal Strike
MINERS N PENNSYL-
NANIA. ILLINOIS, ALA.
nAslA JUMPED ON
Ills MORNING
sms go Associated Press,

WASHINGTON. Nov, 10
mesfstary - the Interior J. A..
Nf8a asemlnEly Is determined to
hMNs : showdown with John L.
te@m pFsaasleni Of United Coal
Mwfs ~ America. who has
faNstsnea strike for midnight
AsslnsalsT unless the govern
uaNHs nsakes e new contract.
ufei thc strike 60 into eff
49, amooo miners will be out
- wuaA in tht Country's 5000
80 essal mlnos.
NtnNaa in three states jumped
$40 sen Iris morning, though
ths si2ske Is not 90 begin Off
rlaaiF antt 1891 Thursday morn
les fhFee thousand workmen in
FIVE mEues in Pennsylvania did
49, Fetufn o. their pits; $500 in
FranAin ill. failed 90 report for
mMN and 1000 In Alabama
naaHsa Fvmained away from work.
A8st minegs. Il was reported,
afN aFsFse a. going or strike at
thas tlHae. because Of the near
maHs mf Christmas. They are said
g. - aEainst a payless holiday
HNawsm
NFun has called on the miners,
thgea1Nh the medium Of posters,
e. sthk o. the government. II is
poam&ea out that the contract
wgfh 49, government was TO run
- hsna e. Il maintained It's con-
Aa 81 - mlmu2 kruss appeal,
uNsaian d. will te disregarded by
Hiss mssnNre.
ghmlng down the mines will
a1eeraly affect the steel indus
sfs tn 3 week and will cut down
Nraalaetinn II automobiles be-
fasaae ~ the scarcity of steel.
NnafiNially. u was said that
ttN government may invoke the
Nmsih Connolly act to prosecute
tNah
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
WHITE HOUSE PRESS
ENJOYING KEY VEST;
TAXES ISLAND TOUR

White House correspondents,
some 80 in number, basked in
Key Vests sunshine today and
prepared to enjoy the recreation
al facilities of the island while
not sending out news of the Pres
ident'S vacation.
At 3 o'clock this afternoon they
were scheduled to take a free
sightseeing tour of the island
through the generosity of Ramon
Navarro, well-knoWn guide.
Earlier some newsmen arrang-
ed to play tennis and others in
quired as to the whereabouts of
the nearest golf links. Directly
after the morning press confer
ence with Presidential Press Sec
rotary Charles Ross, several pre-
pared to leave for the nearst
beach or swimming pool.
Later in the week, probably on
Thursday, many of the writers
and photographers will take a
trip to Havana. Press Secretary
Ross, who will make the trip also,
told the newsmen jokingly that
the President had promised him
that nothing would happen of
news value during the correSpon-
dents absence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Spain Pays Tribute
To American Dead

VERSAILLES, France. -(AP)
Honor for American dead was
provided by the people and gov
eminent of Spain, Portugal and
Gibraltar during the movement
recently of "a American bodies
from isolated graves on the 1be-
rian Peninsula to a temporary
cemetery in France.
Ceremonies ranged from sim
pie, unorganized tributes to gath
erings of considerable size IN
which villagers, representatives
of the Spanish Army General
Staff and both Protestant and
Catholic chaplains participated
In one instance Spanish troops
formed a guard of honor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
10 METERS BROKEN
TWO SAILORS CAUGHT

Two sailors were reported
caught ed-handed in the act OF
breaking parking meters over the
weekend, police reported today.
A total of 10 meters were broken
Saturday night and Sunday ON
Duval and Fleming Streets.
The accused men, r. a. AleWln
and +. l.. Ward, were both APP
pretended by Patrolman Harry
l.. Baker. They were caught sep
arately. AIeWin and Ward Wecr
to go before Municipal Court this
afternoon where they faced d pos
siblc fine of $3.50 apiece.
Most of the 10 meters had had
their glass portions smashed but
in some the mechanism had been
broken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Many Tourists Arriving
In Key West, Chamber of
Commerce Register Shows

Judging by the large number
of visitors who have registered
in the tourist book in the Key
West Chamber of Commerce Of
flee, indications are that Key
West will have AN excellent
l946-'47 winter season..
As a result of President Tru-
mans coming here for d week,
giving Key, West nationwide
publicity, additional hundreds of
persons from all over the coun-
try are likely to be here during
the winter season.
Registrations in the tourist
book have been numerous, Har-
old R. Laubscher, assistant man
ager, said today. The chambers
new office in the USO building
in Jackson Square has been d
source of information about Key
West to visitors, some lnquiring
for accommodations and others
for points of interest to visit in
the city.
Many states are represented IN
the following registrations:
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Bliss,
Seattle, Wash; Mr.. and Mrs. Al
C. Johnson, Gulfport, Fla; Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Wlnicus, New
York; Mrs. L. c. Rhinard, Battle
Creek, Mich; Mrs. John Rhinard,
St. Augustine; Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Bucholz, Milwaukee; Ken
meth w hiefield, HaVerhlll,
Mass; Manuel BeviroW, New
Bedford. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Billing, De
troit; Mr.. and Mrs. l. Some
macker, Allentown. Pa; MI. and
Mrs. E. N. Hawke, fntercesslon
City, Fla; Melvin Moss, Dallas;
Edward G.. Wilcox, providence,
r. l.; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bick-
ford, EPSON, N. H.; Mrs. +. K.
Moston, Nashville; Mrs, Brock
man Saunders. Nashville; Mrs.
William G. Nelson, Nashville;
Alan 7. Cox, New York City.
Donald E. lyman, Ansonla'
Conn; John r. Perrin, Toronto;
James Cooper, Toronto; Herman
E. Hackney, Masonvllle, N. j.;
Joseph D. Gnenicr, Egg Harbor.
Mich; Mrs. Ruth f. Lannon'
Obion, Tenn; Edward Lannon,
Palatka, Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Gilt
ford w. Peltz, Southport, Name;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Weldemeyer,
Mountainside, N. J.; Paul IVer-
son, New York; G. A. Williams
New Haven, Conn; John A.
Sharpless, Boston.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Bridges Favors
Slashing Budget
By 3 Percent
nv The Associated PreNs

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10
Many Democratic congressman
are reported to be against the
Republican proposal to decrease
some income taxes by 20 per
cent.
All is not we'll in Republican
ranks over the proposed tax cut.
Senator Bridges, of New
Hampshire, a Republican leader,
said today he favors a decrease
but not until after the budget IS
slashed. He explained that he ia
vors a 25 per cent cut in appro-
priations, totaling $41,000, 100000.
If that action is taken, he mann
tanned, it will be safe to cut IN
come taxes as other Republicans
propose.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Debt Liquidation
Ordinance TOGO
ToCommissiioners

City Finance Director-C Comp
troller Charles Roberts stated to-
day that City Attorney J. Lam
celot Lester and he are prepar-
ing an ordinance to be presented
at Tuesdays City Commission
ers' meeting to carry out liquida-
ton of the city's Floating. Debt
in excess of 100000. The general
liquidation plan has been APP
proved by the commission.
Roberts stated that the entire
amount should be liquidated
within two years, providing tax
collections are above 85 per cent
of the tax roll assessments in
that period. Roberts added that
the city could not expect to col
lect the amount of money that
they have in the past three years
when the bulk of long-owed de-
Inquent taxes were paid.
The Finance Director further
stated that the city should have
some additional income in addi-
ton to the ad valorem taxes it
now receives. A portion of the
gasoline, cigarette or race track
receipts should be divided among
the cities of the state, Roberts
said.
"For now" he concluded, "the
costs of the city are higher than
the county, and yet the city is
not allowed an apportionment of
income such as the county gets,
and yet the county does not rem
der the same services"
Under the approved Roberts
plan, all claims under $500 will
be paid off promptly. Claims
over that amount would be
paid to the intent of so per cent,
but the sum to be paid would not
exceed $500. All payments of
more than $500 would be submit
ted to the commission for APP
proval.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
Bilbo Charges i
To Be Heard
By Committee
CBy The Associated PresD

Thy bhe A~AOclateu fFtsSb
WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-The
senate special investigating COM
mittee today decided to investi-
gate charges against Senator Bill
DO of Mississippi, who was re-
elected on November 5.
Two charges against Bilbo will
be heard. One is that he inter
ferred with the voting of negroes
in his state and the other that he
received gifts" from some war
contractors in Mississippi
This afternoon the same COM
mittee, behind closed doors. is
questioning General Lucius Clay
about conditions among this coun-
try's Occupational forces in Ger
many.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
B6vin Blamed
For Joining U. S.
Against Russia

LONDON, Nov. 18.-Recalci-
trant Labor leaders in the House
of Commons are continuing TO
criticize the foreign policy of Sec
rotary Ernest Bevin.
The, sharpest criticism aimed at
him is because he joined the Unit
ed States in its foreign policy to-
ward Russia. .>2s
Unofficially, it was stated that
Bevin will ask the house for a
vote of confidence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
BY JOHN r.. VoSBURGH

isle.
The President expressed him
self as delighted with the balmy
weather here and with has com
Portable surroundings al the spa
cious residence of the Naval Base
commandment, his press secretary,
Charles Ross. said this morning.
Taking advantage of the aide
gree temperature. MIR Truman
changed from a grey business
suit and felt hat to a light brown
slack suit. open shirt collar and
white nautical cap shortly after
his arrival yesterday.
This morning he slept "unugu-
ally late, rising at o'clock. Aft
er looking at the newspapers and
having breakfast. Mr. Truman
listened to news broadcaSts from
Miami, Havana and other points
and then read the opening chap
ter of Harold Lambs Life e
Alexander the Great" Former
artillery officer Harry Truman.
World War | combat veteran. Is
described as "bearcat on battle
tactics, and Alexander's fests are
generally recognized as unCxcell-
ed in that field.
Takes Vigorous Swim
Shortly after 3 o'clock the
President took a swim in the off
GERS saltwater pool al the sub
marine base, accompanied by
Capt. James Fl. Foskett. his naval
aide; Brig Gen Wallace N
Graham. White House physician.
and Clark Clifford, Presidential
counsel. MIR Truman ploughed
up and down the pool for q total
of TO feet with vigorous stroke
AT 10 o'clock he WAS booked foe
an excursion 10 the fine sandy
Reservation Beach near the mole
at the Naval Base Considered
the finest beach on the base. il
extends some 200 feet into the
waters of Florida Bay and -
screened by protective wires in
the water.
Mr. Truman expected 90 sun
himself and possibly take e swin
there until nearly time for lunch
con. After a mud day meal the
President was 10 take q nap early
this afternoon IN the temporary
White House
Warm Climate Favored
1t was learned this morning
that the Presidents physician
General Graham. has been strong
ly in favor of the current spioufn
in d warm climate for SOM" time
After his Bermuda trlp. NJ TW
mans health fell a little below
par While nothing serious. hls
Indicated the need -
plenty of rest and sunshine and
Key West Wa selected as che pot
where he could get plenty ~
both.
Mr.. Truman Is personally par
tial to warm climate a, evidenced
by his last vacation tllp when pc
started for New England and
quickly changed ms destination
to warmer waters of Bermuda II
is not secret that hc tnuves on
an abundance of sunshine
Key Wcstcrs were suurk bs
Mr. Truman's affab,c. FRIENDLY
manner yesterday after hc landed
here in the Presidential plane
Sacred Cow. piloted by It, Col
Henry Myers of Triton, G4
The President was all swIles as
he emerged from the plan" dcss
ed in neat busincas SUIT llgtf
shirt. blue and white no and
Continued on T~gc FDufl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18
TRUMAN SAYS HE Is DELIGHTED HERE
President Highly Pleased
1 With Weather and
Surroundings

SLEPT LATE CTILL OCLOCK) THIS MORNING,
READ MILITARY BOOK. TOOK SWIM ~
POOL, THEN WENT TO BEACH
BY JOHN r. voSBURGH
Highly pleased with Key Vests radiant sunshine
and bright blue skies after having left cold and RAIN
swept Washington, President Harry ;. Truman settled
down today to enjoy weeks this semitrOpical
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

Key West hss noss ere
able climsts In ths esun-
Try. with aweKaue
xangs Of only IL
Fahrenhslk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-11-18

To Announce
Hike In Rent

WASHINGTON, Nov. 49,
OPA is reported to be contem-
plating a blanket increase of
rents throughout the United
States.
What increases will be permit
ted was not announced, though
some of them probably will be
as low as five per cent.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
HOUSES WANTEp 70 UUY tcen's. |,

U00SkS WANtB0 w UOg sSS0 tsl
WOKTHiNGTON REALTY has cash eustcm.
s1s e szooo iGr sespb, g sHas
you prompt and courteous service. Call
VIII fTP PAp sIt CASH FOR e house IN D.
or nearby: 5000 to $4,000. No brokers,
Plssfff WILL rzY FE ALE ahE CASH 70. s or . room
house in or near D. c. MR.. LIVINGSTON,
VII Gan SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
appraisal; plenty clients waiting for quick
F 1ssas ssss e.. 4 aY ssFtsr son a ss fsee s.a
hoCAE neSx Z. MANAGER 4 for national orsaniz.-
ton desires to purchase from owner; for
large enough for twin beds; large kItcheni
sssf e ssn' sGu'f Sss1sllsd in
FHaWvAFFEP rzkY Sss sesse. Gs 70
faSm 9Sner psons ns0ns s as so bath
house In NV. District; can pay Up 70
ss Ss dwn sioS Su PET
NAVAL OFFICER desires to purchase 5 to
E:i% asssS 5ssa ''y's aa R'E!F R e sfE5
HAVE s3 CASH BUYERS for homes in Wood
sIackwood. No. e5ss. with SHANNON 4
tgGHs co. iSS5 s6G nh St nT Ma 2sdS sd,5;
home. / need residential and investment
property in Hillcrest. in Randle Highlsnds
and ..1yss n s ss ssitSns H s 81 NE ME- sRd 5s
evenings. FR 1918; with RossER's REAL
tx G8R aa2I FeE EMP6YE RgTSY fys desire. modern
home, Petworth or vicinity; cash or assume
f,Isi nortgaSgsn Box 22.K Star ytx must v.
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ksrs, please. Box 22I-J. Star; ..
Ssl lns 9s to sres eay pre.r eE asa S
owner direct. Nj 1896.
PRIVATE PARTY would like to buy from
area. sH. 1884.
VET WANTS HOUSE on l to 3 acres OF
land, within 5 miles Of Suitland, up to
ST, 900; pay $1,000 down. Call MI. 2205
after q d m. IU-
Evening star., 1946-02-08
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY.

PEIWoRTH. Brightvood or Shepherd
Par ps5s-S &. or 7os, rm. house. will pay all
fisni 4 nfiR6SMaff ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home. business or investment prop
fsE I sfss Rssss essff sh ss esDso HgM "a
e exsa pSaHRs iaH teE nfs sis and Nd. property,
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property. We. have clients with cash Or
will a.ssIan sIy ogItrsh hSnss. assl
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Takoma Park area; no brokers. Silver
SELF SELLING q Your HoMEe Let us talk with
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demand for both small and large properties
in the NV. section of the city and nearby
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day cali MR. RUARK,- sH. 1886.
diately. small house, under $4,000 for
3519 between 5 and $3.50 pm.
PLEASE WRITE ME at once II you own a
8 or bedroom brick home and can give
possession within IS days. No agents,
please. Box 443-J. Star.
WILL PAY ALL CASH for or room
house in Silver Spring or nearby Mont
somery County; TED L. PRICE, MA. 1888.
BUNGALOW Of rooms, with attic space,
anywhere Ia District or nearby MARYLAND.
Please call SNYDER REALTY COMPANY,
1A. 0071.