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The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-22
LABARBA NOW POUNDING OUT
 ON TYPEWRITER
One time F|YweightCham pion Is Employed al
 Sueen-W Writing
By ROBBIN COONS AP Feature Service Writer

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, April g. - Fidel LaBarba, one-time flyweight champion of the ring, sits at type writer in movie studio and sends up prayers of thanks for the two managers" in his life-George Blake and Daryl Zanuck.
 Blake took the Los Angeles news boy fighter and piloted him to the top in pugilism. zanuck has taken the retired champion and is giving him a chance at screenwriting.
 AS fighter" says Fidel, swing ing back from his typewriter, T was lucky to have George Blake, man who understands people, who kept my interests in mind, and al ways watched out for Fidel. Now I'm just as lucky to be 'managed) by Zanuck
 Want to know hs@ 1 got my jop here? Well, in the old days at the Hollywood Athletic club Daryl used to work out with me once in a while. He was looking for a break in pie lures then, and I was prepping for the ring. When things got tough with me about four years ago, after I'd been unable to get inside studio, I sat down and wrote Zanuck. got an answer the next day, and I've been working here ever since.
 I'm Learning Things
 Pm not making big money. but I'm learning things. I've had hand in quite a few pictures, even if I've had screen credit only once. That doesn't matter-Ive got an oppor tunity here to do what I've always wanted to do, write, and some day I'll make the grade. Sometimes I get little impatient-but that's be- cause I know what my goal is, and I'm concentrating on it.
 Take fighting, now. boxed for the fun of it for four years before started in as regular amateur in 1920 All the time I never consid- cred I'd make boxing my life's work, but I'd been getting training for it just the same. Even after I won the Olympic flyweight title at Paris in 1924, and the flyweight profess sional title the next year, consid- cred fighting just an interlude in my life. wanted to go to college, but here was the opportunity to clean up and I'd never have it again. was making $50.000 to $100,000 year at fighting when I retired to go to Stanford. Had a quarter of a million dollars when quit. Sometimes peo- pie ask me why I didn't hold on to it. tell them lot of bankers and brokers went under, and if they couldn't hold on to it how could a fighter? I lost it in '29.
 The Ring Again
 50 I came back to the ring Fought Kid Chocolate for his feath- erweight crown About a week before the fight one of my sparring part ners jabbed my left eye with an el- bow. I thought nothing of it, until after the fight-I lost by decision when I was in a movie theater and the eye began hurting, I almost lost the sight of it, but can still use it little. I'd meant to back to Stan ford, but study would have meant eye-strain."
 That was the Italian boys last fight. He started writing, pursuing a hobby he'd indulged by writing des- criptions of places and cities he'd seen Through Damon Runyon, Err nest Hemingway, Octavus Roy Co., hen and other writer friends he
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ATTENTION O.E.S.

Regular meeting of Juneau Chap ter No. T, Tuesday, pm. Charter members, past matrons and pa- irons will be honored. Program and refreshments.
 (Signed LILLIAN c. WATSON. adv Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-04-22
Former British
 War Minister Is
 Reported Married

PARIS, April 22.-French news papers say that former British War Minister Leslie Hore-Belshia has married the French stage beauty Jacqueline Delubac. The report was first published in the newspaper La Liberte, which said the couple is honeymooning in Cannes, France.
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Pacific Coast League

Sacramento 6; Oakland 5. San Diego l; Hollywood 3. Los Angeles g, 3; Seattle 4, l, San Francisco 2; Portland g.
 National League St. Louis 3 Chicago A. All other scheduled games rained out.
 American League Chicago |; St. Louis II. All other scheduled games post poned on account of rain.
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Here
 Early Sunday

The Alaska Steamship Company's freighter Derblay whiStled into port at ' o'clock Sunday morning, dis charged and picked up cargo and sailed two hours later.
 On board for Juneau was a dump truck assigned to George Danner This, is one of the largest trucks in Juneau to date.
 The Derblay picked up load of lumber here.
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ATLANTA CHAMP
SOUTHERN CLUB
DOWNED MIAMI HIGH STING.
AREES LAST NIGHT
FOR TITLE
fsneciaI to The CItfzenl

NSptCAaA 10 ne SAtA2CAy
MIAMI. Dec. 6.-Atlanta Eoys'
Highs Purple Hurricanes are
southern high school football
champions. They attained the
title last night in the Orange
Bowl Stadium here by defeating
the Miami High Stingarees 1870.
Touchdown in each the first
and last quarters accomplished
the triumph over the locals, who
dropped their first regular-season
game in two years.
Palm Beach-Pahokee
Palm Beach county high school
championship was won by the
Palm Beach Wildcats last night
by virtue of their very close tri-
umph over Pahokee's Blue Dew
lis. Final score was 14-13.
Peacock, whom the Wildcats
feared, wasn't held in check but
the Palm Beach eleven won any
how. The star Devil ball carrier
figured in the two touchdowns
his club made and piled up to-
tai of ITO points for the season.
Failure for the extra point in the
third quarter cost the Blue Devils
a chance to tie the score.
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MIAMI u BATTLES
GEORGIA TONIGHT
PONCE DE LEON AND FORT
PIERCE IN SEASON
ENDER
s(Special to The CitIxen)


MIAMI, Dec. 6.-University of
Miami Hurricanes will close an
uneventful season tonight in the
Orange Bowl Stadium here when
they clash with the strong Uni
versity of Georgia Bulldogs.
Local gridiron followers have
taken heart" after the Hurri-
canes surprise showing against
Mississippi last week and are
looking forward to a tough fight
this evening. Eight of Miami'S
first-line men will be engaging
in their final University contest.
Fort Pierce-Ponce De Leon
According to an Interpretation
of the Dickinson rating system,
Fort Pierce has a chance to share
the Southeast Coast conference
championship and at the same
time take the Indian River title.
All this will happen if the Gold
en- Eagles defeat the Ponce de
Leon Cavaliers tonight on their
own field.
The contest will be the last one
of the regular season for the
Eagles, who will be winding up
their most successful year. A
triumph tonight will give them
their first undefeated season since
1888.
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pions: US. Army, US. Marines,
NavSta and High School. Each
OF the fives will meet the other
twice during the initial half or
will engage in a total of ten
games each.
Contests are scheduled for Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday
nights. Each club will play twice
a week. First games will begin
at 700 o'clock and second games
at 800 o'clock. Five of each
teams ten contests will be staged
as opening battles on scheduled
nights and the other five as aft
erpieces of the doubleheaders.
{ Coach Offutt said yesterday the
CCC and VP53 failed to enter
teams in the league as expected
but hoped 'they will be ready
for the second-half'' which will
get under way some time during
the latter part of February. Con-
tests during the last-half will de-
pend on the number of clubs en-
tered for play.
Drawings for games during the
coming two weeks resulted in the
following pairings:
Monday, Dec. 9
700: Plumbers VS.. NavSta.
800: Lions VS.. Marines.
Wednesday, Dec. IL
ZOO: Army VS.. High School.
800: Plumbers VS.. Marines.
Friday, Dec. 13-
ZOO: Army VS.. NavSta.
800: Lions VS.. High School.
Monday, Dec. 49,
i ZOO: Plumbers vs. Army
/ 500: Lions VS.. NavSta.
Wednesday. Dec. 10
700: High School VS.. Marines.
800: Plumbers VS.. Lions.
Friday, Dec. 20
+ ZOO: Army VS.. Marines.
800: High School VS.. NavSta.
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GRIDIRON SHORTS

A THROWBAcK from the New
Mexico eleven's victory over Tex
as Tech last Saturday came with
the announcement that coach Ted
Shipkey of the New Mexico Uni
versity was severing athletic re-
IatiQns with the Texas school
Shipkey gave as his reason the
"unethicar' remark passed by
coach Pete Cawthon of the Red
Raiders. Cawthon said after the
game: I'VE lost to a high school
team and the poorest team we
played all year.. Shipkey admits
his club is no sensational but de-
cIared "our scouting showed us
mistakes in Techs play that
would allow high school team
to score.
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Six Clubs Ready
For Basketball
Opening Monday
wxw4m9xwaw@a
S0FTBALLERS I'M
MEET TOMORROW

Announcement was made
today that managers of the
SawYer's BARRIERS. Peppers
Plumbers and NavSta. soft
ball tens. will meet in city
hall tomorrow afternoon. 4:0o
o'clock.
Il is understood plans for
a round-robin series between
the three clubs will be talked
at the session.
Anyone interested in the
success of the proposed
round-robin are urged TO be
in attendance.
Scftball fans have been
urging a series of games of
this manner for months and
no doubt will welcome this
news.
The trio cf clubs are the
leading tens of the city.
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TO HOLDERS OF FIRST MORT
GAGE FIVE PER CENT FIFTY
YEAR GOLD BONDS OF THE
KEY WEST ELECTRIC COM
PANY.
Under the Sinking Fund Provi-
sion of the Mortgage or Deed OF
Trust, dated August !, 1906, be-
tween the above Company and State
Street Trust Company, of Boston.
the undersigned Trustee hereby
gives notice that until December
10. 1910, at twelve o'clock noon, II
will receive sealed proposals for
the sale of the above named bonds
to absorb the sum of Four Thou
sand Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars
($4,650.00) or any part thereof. In
terest on bonds purchased VIII
cease on December 9th The right
is reserved to reject any and all
proposals.
STATE STREET TRUST COMPANY
By: s. II. woleott, Vice President
Boston, Massachusetts. December z.
1870 dec3-6-1o-13
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PEPPERS AND NAVSTAS
START BALL ROLLING

Natural rivals during the
life of the Civilian Softball
League are scheduled TO open
the Island City Basketball
League season Monday night.
Peppers Plumbers have
been paired with the NavStas
for the first contest that eve
ming. beginning al ZOO
o'clock.
Lions Club. present cham
pions. will engage the us.
Marines in the afterpiece of
the twin bill.
Games will be played at
the High School Gym.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N

Advertisers should give their
street address as well as their
telephone number if they desire
results.
Payment for classified adver-
tisements is invariably in adj
vance, but regular advertisers
with ledger accounts may have
their advertisements charged.
Advertisements under this head
will be inserted in The Citizen at
the rate of one-cent Qc) a word
for each insertion, but the mini
mum for the first insertion in
every instance is twenty-five
cents Csc.
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YESTERDAY: Aunt Maggie
has been murdered, and try as
she tUill Sally. Uho Nth her
husband 3ili is qiUing the house
party at tchich the 4'lurde. has
occurred. cannot &c sure the
murderer IS not one OF her
guests. She suspects Aunt Mag
gle may knotD about the secret
room in the lonely old house,
and that the murderer may hare
killed her to get the clue he
held. But tUhen Sally slips down-
stairs she finds she is too late,
and notU. from the dark hall. she
sees a mysterious red light out
side.
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KEY WESTER ON
CHARITY CARD
JOE SANCHEZ MEETS JIMMY
LoWERY IN FouR-RoUNDER
AT MIAMI BEACH MONDAY

Especial to The Cftfxen)
MIAMI, Dec. Except fol
one minor bout, everything is In
readiness for the Herald's Empty
Stocking Fund Boxing Show ir
Miami Beach Monday night.
F1orida's own Jack Larrimore
will exchange leather with the
Yucatan Kid in the main go, and
Bobby Britton will stack ur
against Sammy Magro in the
semi-final.
Preliminary eight-round bout
will feature Justo Jiminez, Next
can, and Joey Dunn of Jackson
vile. Dunn will be making his
initial appearance in a local ring.
Joe Sanchez. Key West wei
terweight. will match his wits
against Jimmy LowerY. Of
Gadsden. Ala. in a four-round
90. Sanchez is weli-known
here and in his home town as
Young Figuerdeo.
The second successive meeting
of Alex Cupiano and Jack Pat
ton will occur in another four
rounder. Cupiano defeated Pat
ton in their first bout.
A battle royal between five
negro youths and one moHe four
round affair will complete the
charity card.
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Island City League First
Half Schedule Will Con-
sist Of Thirty Gaines,
Coach Offutt Reveals

Island City Basketball League
season will get under way with a
double bang Monday night at
the High School Gymnasium.
Coach Johnny Offutt, head of
the school varsity five and in
charge of the league, announced
the schedule of the first-half yes
terday and revealed six clubs
are ready for play.
Composing the league are Lions
Club, present city champions;
Peppers Plumbers, former cham
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1940-12-06
ONE MINOR LEAGUE failed

ONE MINOR LEAGUE failed
to operate the full season this
year. This was revealed in the
annual report of president W. G.
Bramham of the National Asso-
citation of Professional Baseball
Leagues at the opening meeting
of that group in Atlanta Wednes-
day. President Bramham re-
ported the minor leagues were
|hard-hit the past season due to
bad weather and the distractions
of war and politics. Nevertheless,
the association is expecting a
profitable year in 1941.
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E@E11>~EA24
9Th 7:3o p. m. Saturday
Key West and Vicinity Parity
cloudy and somewhat unsettled
tonight and Saturday, slightly
warmer Saturday: moderate east
erly winds.
Florida: Generally fair tonight
and Saturday except unsettled OF
extreme south coast. slightly
warmer Saturday and near ezz
coast and extreme northwest por-
ton tonight.
CONDITIONS
The western low pressure area
has moved eastward 10 the Plans
States and upper MISSISSIPPI Va
ley: while areas OF high preSSz-s
overspread eastern and n0-th-
western districts. Temperatures
have risen from the ezsrs-
Rockies eastward into the Mss
sippi Valley and Lake region and
have fallen IN the Atlantic snc
East Gulf States. except = Ire
Florida peninsula, with readings
below zero this morning II n0--n-
ern New England Ram hss &C
Cured since yesterday uu-rEnE
on the Texas and north PscEE
coasts, and there has been snuE
in the north and middle A1lzrtlr
States, upper Ohio Valley. and
portions Of the Lake regioz
G.. 9 KENNEDY.
Official = Cnz-Ee
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HOT-STOVE GABBINGS
PHILADELPHIA PHIL les
Bv DIAMOND DICK

PHILADELPHIA PHIL LIE S
will be piloted another year by
j. Thompson Ooc) Prothro.
President Gerry Nugent an
nounced Wednesday Prothro had
signed his second one-year con-
tract. President Nugent also re-
vealed that the PhilS will not sell
or trade their star moundsman,
Hugh Mulcahy.
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HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
in need of a goad nights rest
to THE OVERSEAS HOTEL.
Clean rooms, enjoy the honey
atmosphere. Satisfactory rates.
GIT Fleming St. nov17-tf
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travels to Toronto next spring in
4 trade that viii bring shortstop
Herman Flea Clifton to the At
lanta Crackers OF the Southern As
ISOLATION. Clifton will replace
ALI Anderson, who was purchas-
ed by the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
L appearing by the sworn ball
filed in the aboYe-stated cause that
DELLA NJ JAMES. the defendant
therein named, is a nonresident OF
the State of Florida and her place
of residence is unknown to the
plaintiff; that said defendant is over
the age OF fwenty-one years; that
there is no person in the State OF
Florida the service of summons in
ehancery upon whom would bind
said defendant.
II is therefore ordered that said
defendant be and she is hereby re-
quired TO appear to the bill OF
complaint filed in said cause on or
before Monday, the 9Th day Of Janu-
airy, A. ID. I94l,. otherwise the
allegations Of said bill win be taken
as Confessed by said defendant
II is further ordered fhat this or
der be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks IN The
Key West Citizen, a newspaper pub
lished in said county and state
Dong and ordered this 5th day Of
December, A. d. 1910.
(SEAL1 Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court
(Sd) BY Florence Z. sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
ALLAN B. cLEARE, JR..
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
20-27. 1910; JAM. 1s4I
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wALLY DAsHIELL.

second baseman. will manage the
Dallas club of the Texas League
come next season. Officials of
the>club announced the signing
early this week Dashiell estab-
lished himself as a pilot in the
East Texas and Southeastern
Leagues. -.
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ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERH. No.
s-43I.
HENRY A. RCSCH. JR-. Plaintiff,
VS.. EDNA Brands RUSCH. De-
ferHdant.
To: Edna Brands Busch. AZ Ridge
wood Avenue, Brooklyn, New
York
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
Divorce filed in this cause on or
before January 9Th, 1871, otherwise
the allegations thereof VIII be
taken as confessed. This order 10
be published once z week for four
(4) consecutive weeks in the Key
West Citizen.
Done and Ordered this 27th day OF
November, 1870.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer, Clerk Of
Circuit Court, Monroe County,
Florida. By: CSd) Florence L.
Sawyer, Deputy Clerk.
MOVES; dec6-1320-27. 1910
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TWO APARTMENTS: / large and
l small, with sleeping porch.
Apply rear 602 Duval street
or Army and Navy Store.
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PROBABLY DUE to its teams

record of one victory and seven
losses the past season. Mercer
University viii stress physical
education in the future and will
place less emphasis on intercol-
legiate football Athletic direc-
tors salary has been reduced to
that paid professors.
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Az VINCENT came to term

AL VINCENT came 10 terms
Wednesday with D. E. Beach.
executive secretary of the Buff
falo club of the international
League and viii pilot the Bisons
next year. Buffalo has work
ing agreement with the Detroit
Tigers, American League champs.
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FOR SALE

GIRLS SIDEWALK BICYCLE,
in good condition. Also, large
tricycle.. Reasonable prices. Call
Sat, Sun. or week days after.
four at 709 Division Street.
dec3-tf
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ANNUAL TROPHY +

best blocking back in North Caro-
lina's Big Five was awarded this
year to Bob Cathey of North Ca
rolina State. Cathey is the first
State player to obtain the trophy.
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FIVE ROOM FURNIS HE'D
APARTMENT, all modern con-
veniences; 400 Eaton street,
near Naval Station. Apply j.
G. Kantor, Inc, SIT Duval
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ROOM AND BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD, $1,000 per
week. Under new manage
ment. 419 Southland street.
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE
Three bundles for SC. The Citi-
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IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. IN CHAsCERY.
No. s-430
r. ". CLIFFORD,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARGARET c. CLIFFORD.
Defendant
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO: MARGARET c. CLIFFORD.
Defendant, whose last known ad-
dress is 1927 North Main Street.
I7anville, Virginia:
IT Is ORDERED that you appear
on or before the 9Th day Of
January, A. ID. 1871. to the bill Of
complaint for divorce in the above
STYLED cause, otherwise a decree
pro confesso viii be entered against
you. The Key West Citizen is
designated as the newspaper in
which this order shall be pub
lished.
This 9th day of November. A d.
1910.
CSEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida.
By: (Sd.) Florence z. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
JAMES KYLE WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
moves; dec6-13-20-27,1 1870
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IN CIRCUIT COURT. STATE OF
FLORIDA ELEVENTH JUDICIAL
CIRCUIT, MONROE. COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
CONRAD WILLIAM JAMES,
Plaintiff.
VS..
DELLA II. JAMES.
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u. S. WEATHER
BUREAU REPORT

Observation tzKen 81 7sUam
18th Mer. Time tclty offics9
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Lunceford Name
Symbol Of
Musical Progress

The guidon lights atop The M
TONS airdromes have become a
symbol OF progress in the avia-
ton world and the phrase in lights
on theatre marques Jimmie
Lmceford and His Orchestra" has
become a symbol Of progress in
the musical world, Luneeford and
his band viii appear at Finnish
Han here on Monday, March IS.
Luncefords organization is as
solid as rhythm, huilt on a foun-
dalton of hard and conscientious
effort. 1t has been paying divi-
dends in new songs. new styles,
new arrangements ever since its
inception took on q permanent as
pect in June 1927. Managerial
difficulties the bane Of the music
world is a thing unknown to
Luneeford and his musicians. Ma
mayer Harold Oxley has guided
Jimmie and his boys through the
shoals of lean days until now,
Luneeford's aggregation is now
swinging in the groove" and is
breaking box office records ev-
erywhere they show.