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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
American And English Prosecutors
.EXCOTiatt Na1s To-day At Trial In
Nuremberg; Verdict On Sept. z
BRITAIN'S PROSECUTOR
BLAMES NAILS FOR
DEATHS Or %, O0O,-
900 DURING WAR

NUREMBERG, Aug. 3D.
Thomas j. Dodd. American pros
ecutor at the trial of % Nazis as
war criminals, today excoriated
the Nazis for their mass murders,
their slave labor and their brutal
treatment. during the war, Of
millions of helpless people.
His address numbered 10000
words. He traced the Nazis' bru-
tally from its conception to its
downfall, and told how the peo-
pie of Germany dreaded Hitler's
regime even before he started
World War II. In their own
country, Dodd declared, the Ma
zis created terror by their blood
purges and by the arrest of
their own people on any pretext,
if they showed the least sign OF
being against Hitler and his
gangsters.
He said that the Nazi govern
ment was made up Of several
units of terror. Probably the
worst among them was the Ges-
tapo, though the Brown Shirts
and the Black Shirts also rode
roughshod over any groups that
opposed the Nazis' regime. The
brutality at home, Dodd assert
ed, was augmented thousand
fold among the peoples In con-
quered countries. Hitler and his
minions created Frankensteirs
monster, Dodd stated, that de
stroyed them and well nIgh de-
stroyed Germany.
Sir David Maxwell Fyfe, the
British prosecutor, said that the
Nazis were responsible for the
killing of 22,0O0,000 people dur
ing the war. All active NaEis
were guilty, he told the ceutf OF
committing the greatest erlrte in
the annals of history, and he
asked that the death penalty be
imposed on the % defendants.
The court said, at the con-
clusion of the addresses, it would
render it's verdict on September
%.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
Aquarium Lease
Attracts Party

City Manager Ellingson, when
asked by The Citizen how the
aquarium plans were going,
stated the proposal had not been
drawn up, and that it would have
to contain the proper kind of
specifications that might be ac-
ceptable to the city commits
sioners. The city manager re-
iterated that the aquarium would
be operated solely as an aqua
rum and that he was in hopes
of getting the aquarium started
as soon as possible.
While he inspected the
aquarium in company with Rob-
ert Dopp and an individual who
may submit bid for its lease,
some strangers who hadn't been
in the city for number of years,
had their money in hand and
wanted to purchase tickets. They
had, in the past, visited the aqua
rum and wanted to do SO again.
Manager Ellingson said that
this was an indication of the
popularity of the previous aqua
rum, and that he would like to
see the aquarium in operation
promptly.
The old aquarium, run by
Emory Lowe Pierce, a natural
ist and now professor at Flor
ida University, was one OF the
! main points of interest in Key
West, and it produced an educa-
tional effect besides appealing to
ones asthetic taste.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
FORMER KEY WESTER
PASSES AWAY IN TAMPA

Leroy Torres, chief of the Key
West fire department, and fam
lily left for Tampa today to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Leroy
Torres brother-in-law, Onofre
cerezo. a former Key Wester who
passed away in the west coast
city,
Mr.. Cerezo leaves four sons,
Johnny, George. Hilburn and
Buster Cerezo. The latter is an
assistant city mechanic. The de-
ceased also left a daughter, Clara
bella.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
$3.50 FINE PAID
FOR SELLING BEER
WITHOUT LICENSE

Judge Caro-, in criminal court
Yesterday. fined P. 7. McDermott
$3.50 and ,osts of court for selling
$50 cases of beer without IL
cense. and ordered confiscsted
$50 other cases that had been
seized in the defendants place at
Caroline and Grinnell streets
The costs of court amounted tic
$3.75.
McDermott, who pleaded guilty
paid the fine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
Tampa Visitors
Enjoy Stay Here

After spending a very pleasant
two weeks visiting Mrs. Louise
Walterson of this city, Mrs. Cor
rine Walterson and Mrs. Lula
Jackson left yesterday for their
home in Tampa.
While in Key West they made a
trip to Ramrod Key to visit the
postmistress, Mrs. Mary Forms,
and to Munson Island, where they
wereguests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ludy
Trevejo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
FALL FROM TREE
INJURIES COOK

A cook, said to be of Japanese
origin, was injured when he fell
from coconut tree at the cor
ner of Whitehead and South
street this afternoon. Lopez Fun
eral Home ambulance brought
him to the US. Naval Hospital
for treatment.
The injured man was cook
of Col. Leasure, a retired Army
officer, residing at Whitehead
and South streets.
Hospital authorities would not
.divulge the name or condition OF
the injured man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
CONVICTED

PARIS, France .-Three French
Admirals were recently given
sentences at hard labor and ma
tional degradation for life. They
were accused of completely in the
self-destruction of the French
fleet at Toulon in 1912, shortly
after the American Army in
vaded North Africa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
SAWYERS ARRIVE
IN SALT LAKE CITY

Mrs. Ray Elwood received a
telegram today from her son,
Willard Fillmore Sawyer, saying
he arrived safe in Salt Lake City
with Mrs. Sawyer and baby,
Marsha Francine.
They report very enjoyable
trip all the way. Mrs. Sawyer's
nephew, Mario Vidal, accom-
panied them on the trip, which
was made by automobile, and
required seven days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
Truman To BE
Back Labor Day
In Washington
tBy Associated PressI

WASHINGTON. Aug. 20. -
Word was received from Ber-
muda today that President Tru-
man intended to be back in the
White House ON Labor Day.
Yesterday he did not go fish
ing because of the inclement
weather. Showers REQUIRED all
through the day.
The President spent the day
going over mail that had been
sent to him by airplane.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
BRADLEYS RETURN
FROM TACAT4ON

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Bradley
and daughter, Joyce, have re-
turned from a three week trip,
which included stops at Wash
ington, D. c., North Carolina and
Virginia.
The Bradleys reside at 612
Olivia street
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
Benefit Social
! Friday At Eight

| A Sock Social" will be held
lat the home of Mrs. Bernice Park,
1921 Georgia street, tomorrow
might at 8 o'clock.
The beehive club is given the
affair for the benefit of the Re-
lbekah Sparkling Water lodge
fund
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
LeaUes Tomorrow
On Business Trip

h Archie Roberts, city tax collec-
tor, will leave tomorrow for Or
lando on business trip.
Mr.. Roberts has to be in the
Central Florida City by Sunday
for a personal business meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
STORES TO CLOSE
ON LABOR DAY

The Citizen has been notified
that member stores of the Key
West Retail Merchants AssOcla-
ton will remain closed all day
on Monday, September 2, and
will remain open all day Thurs
day, September 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-29
The Weather
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy this afternoon, tonight and
Friday. with widely scattered
showers, mostly during night.
Gentle to moderate variable
winds. mostly southwest and
west.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11
q Short Story
The Coffin Maker of Allentown

room and peering in, Richart
saw no one, and hastily glancins
at the elaborate display of cas-,
kets he returned to his working
quarters, thinking that if he wait,
ed awhile Mr., Maldin woulc
make his appearance eventually
| Richard studied some of his rec
ords, and checked up a bit while
waiting. He had been there
about ten minutes when sudden
ly he heard some one in the dis
play room. He quickly returned
there, quite sure that it was Mr..
Maldin, who had entered from
some other part of the house. He
apain opened the door and went
in. But he sotpped abruptly up
on entering, and stood aghast at
the strange thing he beheldl lin
one of the guest chairs sat a
weird looking creature. The
creature sat looking intently at
the coffin display and seemed I'M
aware of the presence of Richard.
The latter stood transfixed and
terrified for a moment. He
quickly left the room, closing
he door behind him, and re-
turned to his quarters.
He had no sooner closed his
door than someone raped upon
it softly. He opened the door
and there stood Mr.. Maldin.
Richard why are you here?"
he said.
Richard explained his reason
for returning and forthwith asked
Mr.. Maldin if he had seen any
one in the display room. Mr. NAL
din said he had not, When
Richard told him what he had
seen, the former remarked that
il was only imagination on Rich
ards part, that no one was, or had
been in the display room. OF
course Richard was sure he had
seen someone, but nevertheless
he discarded the matter and de-
parted for home
Continued next week.
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

do mean hot. d. Faulkner and
Daisy Bishop are seen talking to-
gether quite often. Could there
be something between them? =,
T. Perry is the captain of the
football team, and he is also the
captain of love. Don't take my
word for it, ask Lady Simmons.
Eugene Brown is interested in
the pep squad so he says, Is it
the pep squad or member of
the pep squad9 Maybe I'll know
later. Anna Mae Simms says
she likes no particular boy at
Philander. Watch her, girls. /.
Walter Burks is seen talking to
quite a few girls. Who is the
main one, Walter. James Gray
is No. nsomeone's heart. Ask
F. Fisher. She might know. :.
Arthur FRANKIE" Sloan croons
his way through life. Will some
one tell Thelma Dixon to stop
swooning. Please tell Grover
Jones that we know he likes girls
so he doesn't have to pretend to
us. WANTED: A girl friend
for A. H. Dean. Please apply in
person. Johnnie L. Bruntley is
seen with mail in class. Are the
letters from female? Will
some one please tell "Dopey'
that he can't have all the girls?
WANTED: A boy friend for
Billy Jean M. so she can leave
other girls boy friends alone. !.
Helen Jackson get someone at
ohilander. You can't very well
De with J. Carter because he is
1T Dunbar. Well, SO long for
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

team.
As we all know, il will take
support to put the program over
and we honestly solicit your sup
port, come out and see us play.
We have the material, all we
need is your support to help pro-
duce them. We are:
J. 7. Jackson
James Lucky Parker
James Bell
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

for you Line Cats and Chicks
Well, well, what is the big stew
between Lewellyn Edwards anc
Alma Lotion could it be because
of some important mail of hel
brother Jimmie? 1t seems thai
Oston Otsey can't make up his
mind between Adell King anc
Ida Shelton. . 1t seems that Adell
King won't give him a chance.
Why is it that Erma Brown and
Herbert Yarber keep smiling at
each other in Geometry? He even
tried to arrange all his classes
with her. Florence Jones and
the Philandrian d. L. Lyons are
coming on strong now what you
bet? Vivian Martin and H.
Rodgers are on the beam. That
old romance between D. w.
Brown and N. Wright is still as
fresh as ever, now what do you
bet? E. L. II. Nelson and Flos-
sic Jones are the latest lovers.
Mable McCrary and Lloyd Col
Her were seen walking down the
halls after the End, 5th lunch
periods together. Could that be
a new flame? =. Marjorie Will
liams has new lover and its
none other than Charles McCul-
lum. What about that I. "?
Wonder who Perrine Bell is carry
ing the torch for? Lillian
Osborne and Edward Goldman
are doing alright for themselves.
If you don't believe it ask either
of them. =. Charles Coley doesn't
seem to be able to make up his
mind between F. Hayes and r.
Ice. Which one is it? What
has happened to the love affair
of c. Abner and Oscar Long. 4
wouldn't know so ask them.
Guest what w. z. Seligler has
a boy friend and its none other
than Billy Gilkey. What about
that Ofredia? Cor should l say
d. Araham?) :. R. Martin can't
seem to be able to make up her
mind between Handy and M.
Shelton. :. Wonder why M. Mil
Ter didn't pass to the A Capella
Choir? She tried rather hard. i
Is z. Lotion still carrying the
torch for Mr.. x. or is it some
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

else noW?. Gene Williams says
that the latest man in her life is
none other Mr.. Cunningham
What is w, Stones latest? Vivian
Martin or l.. Purvis? Thelma
Williams Just sets and thinks and
sings Il know" since l.. V. Dout-
hard has been away. Why is il
that Jimmie Hawkins sits next
to M. Banks in the 7th period
study hall? Is that flame
between NJ. Morton and Luther
Moore still burning?
CAPERS
ID. King seems to be floating on
a cloud these late days is it be-
cause of a certain c. Payne.
Could Doris J. Lowe be carrying
the courch for w. Taylor? c.
Abner says that she is the love
wolf. . / wonder why? Could it
be that she is losing A. Long. i.
p. Hayes is receiving love letters
from Gene Newly. Could it real
ly be love? Gene wilkins is
trying very hard to get c. Payne
from D. N. King with little if
any success. =. E. Marie Butler says
falling in love is wonderful she
ought to know. Wonder who is
the lucky fellow? :. e.. Wonder
who is Kilroy? He seems to
be covering lot of territory.
Well you jivers, III leave you
his small batch of news until
next week.
TONY"
HELLO PHILANDERIANS!
How about some hot 1--WE. I
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11
Baseball Fans!

The M. o. p. Black Sox of
Little Rock, Ark, has been hear
ing gossip about the need for
good baseball club. This is true
a lovely city like this we should
have one. Dear fans we as you
know can't have team without
your support. We are going to
produce home team here and
we hope you will support our
movement. In spite of the fact
that on Mon. 80, we only had
twenty fans present to witness
the game, next season we plan
to start out with the same deter
mination and to produce home
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

DUNBAR 1--WE
Well here is some more news
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11
CAMPUS Gaf1frs

CHATTER
Ruth Helen and Winston p
get along swell in spite of Heller
B. and a lot of other chicks.
Alva Hollis is strictly a one-Wo-
man man. He simply will not
be seen with any other girl be-
sides his, She's Herise Anderson,
BY the way while we're still on
talking about Herise, any girl
who wants to start a button col
lection ask Herise to give you the
pointers on it, She's done pretty
we'll so far. Maletus Martin
was so quiet last week that I'm
beginning to think that maybe
Luther Moore can handle her. &.
Wonder what's up between Ern-
estine Waters and Henry Mat
thews? Could Osborne be out of
the picture? Very Williams
is still receiving letters Chat
gooey kind from You Know Who,
Pvt. Clayton Jeffries seems to
have two girls at the school so
to avoid any "ladylike" discus
sions between the two, no names
shall be printed here, but see me
and you can hear all. The
Vivian Martin and Homre Rod
gers romance is the very latest
word in gruesome tWosomes" :.
Emanuel Lupo and Clementine
were sliding down the bannister
of love until splinter came and
Clementine went back to Miles
Henderson. Mildred Rumph
and Troy Grice are such a lovey-
dovey couple. One of the new
est. The Mr.. Edward Rose has
finally settled down to one girl
Della Ingram. That is the most
exclusive item of the year.
Norma Cowan and Oscar Poe
were just thrilled at the thought
that their romance hadn't been
discovered yet. But now who
has the last laugh. . Carolyn
Boddie and Willie Buford are just
toe, too, in love. You should see
her typewriter copy of what
she thinks of him. It's terrif.
John Bell and c. Gotten are jiv-
ing each other plenty. Wonder
what happened to Warren (C,s
eX) and Barbara 81. BIS EXP
Maybe Warren saw Lena (you
know herr and got paralyzed, but
can't think of an explanation
for Barbara. This week l shall
make my dramatic departure.
One can't depart sadly too often.
TAYLOR"
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11
By Gene Lowe

Continued from last week.
Two men were trudging alonl
one night when they saw a stoop
ed figure of a man cross the Ian,
somewhat ahead of them. Whei
they reached that vicinity the,
clearly heard a disturbance il
the bushes. One of the mer
Pade the other one stand BY
While he investigated. eau
eously he went into the bushes
eeking the source of the noises
hinklng. perhaps it was some
nimal. A hulking figure poun-
I'd upon him! His companion
card his cutlery and rushed
eadlong into the brush to aid
m. But no trace of him was
pund! The man reported it i'm
ledlately.
Another strange creature APP
Jared suddenly in Abbeytown.
was huge bird that flew
bout at nightfall, and was be-
I'D by many people about town.
was seen flying among the
ees and over the house tops.
AbheytoWn was bewildered,
prrified, and heart broken over
e ever increasing tragedies.
hat became of the people who
sappeared? Were they alive or
lad? Would they return? What
as this stoop-shouldered phan-
in. the animal like noises in
e brush along the lanes and
dads, and last but not least,
hat manned of strange bird was
lis that chose Abbeytown as a
ven? All these perplexing
ere unanswered and without So
ton.
Richard Dreyford concluded his
avs work, received his instruc-
pms for the next day, and went
bme. But after supper he re-
lembered very important mat
kr that should have been refer
ed to Mr.. Martin, for it was very
ESSENTIAL in his assignment for
he next day. So he hastily pre-
barred to return to his employers
pine.
fRichard eventually arrived at
Ii. Maldin's home to confer with
I'm. He went into his working
larters with his pass key that
Ir. Maldin had given him. He
icated the records of the subject
be conferred upon, and pro-
keded to locate Mr.. Maldin. AL
hough he heard machinery in the
balm work shop, no one answered
lis incessant knocking. He tried
he door but it was securely lock
Id. Since all entrances to other
barts of the house were almost
invulnerable. Only one other
blace remained to enter and that
was the display room.
Opening the door of the display
Arkansas State press., 1946-10-11

HELLO PHILANDERIANS!
How about some hot 1--WE.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23
MAYBE THEY'RE HUNGRY

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind A group
of % to 20-year-old delinquent
boys here, organized as THE Pals
under the supervision of local po-
lice, asked to take a Red Cross
Nutrition class. The instructor said
they were unusually apt students
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23

Mrs, Florence D. Allen and Mr..
F. o. Woodward spent a few hours
visiting our lunch room and Trades
Department Tuesday. We enjoy the
officials visits always. We hope
they will come often.
HUMOR
In a certain home at little
boys bedtime he was on his knees
saying his prayers and he said, Dear
Lord give us this day our daily
bread and please put a little butter
on it too.
A certain man went to a hotel to
get room. He asked the clerk, Can
you give me. room and bath2" The
clerk replied, Il can give you a
room but l haven't got time to
give you a bath"
HOUSING SHORTAGE
Girl: You knaw sometimes I
think E. H. Jr. is konda absent in
the head"
Boy: YES, he has a vacant up
per story
Girl: Reckon he wants to rent
it out?"
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23
Crystal Springs
News
H. ]. WOLFE. Reporter


Many friends are happy to know
that Mrs. Hansie Bell is back home
again after an operation. She is
doing fine at this writing.
The many friends of Mrs. Mar,
Emma Terry and family are sorry
to hear of the accident that hap
pened when an oil stove exploded
and their home was destroyed by
fire.
Mrs. Mozella Ivory has returned
home after most delightful visit
with her daughter and SON. -in-law
MIR. and Mrs. Chester Hicks of
Biloxi, Miss.
The many friends of Mrs. Cert
rude Wolfe are happy to know that
she is improving SO nicely after an
ailment of several weeks.
In Memoriam
In memory of our beloved daugh-
ter and granddaughter on her
birthday. Lula Virginia Osborne
born Nov. 20, 1912, died July 90
1916.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23
Well cats and chicks we thought

Well cats and chicks we thought
Thelma Killingsworth had Aubry
Moore all to herself but Inez had q
sweet letter from him Monday.
Jessie F. Davis doesn't get around
much anymore since the chick from
Crystal Springs quit coming down.
v ETAOIN SHRDL TAOIAOA
Patsy says he would give anything
if he could get break with Rosie
Lee Harris, why not give the poor
bay chance Roise ole girl?
The boys at school seem to go for
Lille Mae in a big way. Burnell
you should visit school more often.
Thelma McLaurin says she isn't
interested in any of the boys in
Hazlehurst because she is waiting
for that guy from Chicago.
A certain chick at school says
that if Grace Cooper wants War
rem she had better tie him to her
side, because if he flags her train
she is sure to let him ride.
The cats are saying that Thelma
has legs like Betty Cradle.
A hint to Viola Grace and lima
Ray, don't try to run the school,
that's the principal and teachers
job
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23
EAGLE EYE

Our Chapel programs are worth
while. Each week we are benefit
ted The 9th &C" rendered one full
of information Monday, November
18th.
The Athletic boys plan big
program very soon, listen for the
notice.
The Excelsior Literary FEEDER
ated Club will render a program
Wednesday night in High School
Auditorium.
The Dramatics Club has been
organized with Mrs. A. j. High
sponsor. The Executive officers are:
Eddie Harris, Jr., President: Flor
ence Brooks, Vice-President; Thel-
ma Nichols, Secretary; Eunice Jack
son, Asst. Sec.
The Junior Class was the lead
ing Red Cross contributor in the re.
cent drive.
The P.T.A. had a very splendid
meeing last week from the stand
point of numbers. Also financially
We are proud of our PIT.
Misses Merits Mitchell, Ruby
Johnson, Annie L. Hardy and Flor
ence Brooks are now members of
the student teachers group. Miss
Althea Mitchell has been for two
years. Fine girls.
Mrs. A. ]. High was a business
visitor in the Capital City last
Mr.. Currie and family spent the
weekend visiting relatives in Lau-
rel, Miss.
The Advisers Conference of the
Hi-Y and Tri- Hi-Y Cluebs was a
worthwhile netting Mrs. Rogers re-
ports.
Mr.. H. c. Redmond and mothher
OF hoScluSko spent fe WhourS with
Principal and Mrs Rogers last Sat
urday.
The Annual Conference of the
A.ME. z. Church will convene Nov.
20th at ST. Paul A. M. E. z. church
quite delegation is expected.
Rev. L. E. Johnson very ably
filled his pulpit Sunday. His sermon
was splendid.
Hampton Chapel A. NJ. E. church
has begun working already, this
promises to be a banner year for
the church
The Senior Glass was proud to
have frankie Mackey back in
school. She has been out due to i'll
ness.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1946-11-23
Hazlehurst News
Roosevelt Strong, Reporter

Mrs. Louise Virgile wha has been
in Green Annex for two weeks for
an operation is now at her home in
Cato Quarters doing fine. Her many
friends are htppy to hear of her
Improvement.
Mr.. Robert Washington is here
from California to visit his grand
mother, Mrs Lucy Williams who is
i'll. Friends join in wishing for Mrs
Williams speedy recovery.
The Home Mission of ST. James
Baptist Church wish to announce
that the election of officers will be
the End Sunday in December. Ev-
cry member is asked to be present.
Friends are happy to see Mrs.
Nettie Berry home after she has
been confined to hopsital in Jack
son for treatment.
Mr. Percy Craft of Carpenter,
Miss, killed his wife and himself
on November II at TOO a. m. Fun
eral service was held for both of
them on October II and they were
side by side. This was one of the
saddest funerals ever witnessed in
this community.
Funeral service wa SHIELD for Mr..
Bennie Walker of Dentville, Miss,
last week. Mr.. Walker was gilled
when he fell from a log truck on
which he was riding. A prominent
landowner in Copiah County, Mr..
Walker was the uncle of Mr.. Ed
ward Lee, owner of the Mill &
Oakley Cafe and the Edward Lee
Hotel in Jackson, Miss.
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP
Lille Mae Singleton seems to
have Burnell all to her self, what
is you story Rosia Mary and Cat
leen.