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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
A1-AMERICA SCRUB IN 1871,
M'COLLUM'S STILL ON BENCH
Tulane's Big Harley Has
Been Nursing Injuries
On Sidelines Most Of
Season
BY MORTIMER KREEcER

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. big
Harley McConun. Tulane's All
America" scrub whose heart
was set on another great year at
right tackle, has spent most of
the season nursing njLries on
the silelines while his bigger
running mate, Ernie Blandin,
won the glory.
A neck injury forced MeCol-
lum out of the seasons opener
against Boston College, kept him
cut OF the second gene and most
Of the third He was needed only
a short while IN the next tilt as
Tulane ran UP a score on North
Carolina and turned affairs over
to the reserves. A wrecked knee
knocked him out OF the Missis-
sippi brawl after about 20 min
utes OF play.
Ineligible last season because
Of scholastic difficulties, the 1889
Al-America voluntarily worked
cut with the scruts} and says
that he learned a lot more last
year than the wear before
Grea1 start
At the beginning Of the season
ne was IN perfect physical shape
after a summer as a telephone
company laborer.
But / hurt my neck making q
tackle, ne explains. and tore a
couple Of igaments. 1 began
having -blackouts'. Now my
neck's all right but there's my
knee giving trouble.
Line coach Charlie Rucker,
tackle and captain for Tulane IN
the late twenties, says -AfcCol-
lun IS better than he was IN 1899
and he's trying hard He's excep-
tionally good extensively, but
he's had some tough luck.
Blandin Shines
Rucker declared. however, that
left tackle Ernie BIandin. a 256-
FOUNDER nicknamed 'MeatbalF
for obvious reasons, had been
the best tackle on the field IN
every game we've played
-Blandin Is as good extensively
as any tackle I've seen, ne
said, and he's playing the tough
est defensive spot because most
teams run the largest number OF
PLAYS at the opponents left
tackle
But Ernie hasn't been taken
out Of a play all year
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
TOUCHDOWN TACTICS
By WALLACE WADE
Duke Foc.ban Coach

tAH<S~iatea Press Feature sefvTeel
THE SITUATION: Il IS the
first quarter Of the game with
the score nothing % nothing. It
IS your BAH on your opponents
25zyard line, second down and
one yard 70 90.
WHAT WOULD You DO?
l. Line buckg
z. End runs
>. Cross blocking play into
line?
{. Reverse or riple pass?
: Forward pass?
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
COMPLETED PASS,
McCAHILL-MccAHILL

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. A.
Away back in 1919 Capt Ivy
Langhoff OF Marquette caught
his own pass for a 20-yard gain
against North Dakota
Halfback Bob McCahill, flip
ping a short pass behind the line
TO a mate coming around against
Kansas this year. did the same
thing but with less success. The
ball bounced off the receiver
hands back into McCahilFs
mitts and he was tossed for a
courtyard loss
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
RIFLE SHOOTING
fundamentals
By DAVE CARLSON
Former National Champion

1ASSocfated Press Feature ServIee}
Few people are born shooters
but almost anyone can become
good shot with proper instrue-
ton and careful supervision
fundamentals are as important
as IN any other sport requiring
coordination Of mind and muscle
The so-calIed experts superiority
IS due largely to the fact that he.
does the little things. the funda-
mentals.. uniformly well
Strange as It seems, form Is
lust as important in rifle shoot
ing as in any other sport Shoot
ing looks so simple that would
be marksmen often fail to sppre-
ciate the real significance OF
these basic principles Invariably
the beginner wants 70 get down
and shoot, assuming that prac-
tice IS merely the firing Of Suf
ficientIy large number Of shots
This IS a waste Of ammunition
and very apt to prove more
harmful than helpful because
poor habits IN shooting tech
nique. sometimes hard to throw
off. may be formed
The principles Of good marks
manshir may be classified IN
der six heading-sood posi-
lion. comfortable holding. az
curate aiming. correct breath
ing. trigger squeeze. and re-
Taxation All are equally i'm
Po=tant.
/ would strongly recommend
that sny earnest beginner join
an accredited rife club AssO-
cation with shooters and com
petent instruction viii 60 a long
wav toward perfection IN shoot
ing By an accredited club
mean one affiliated with the
National Rifle Association,
through which the club obtains
the benefit of everything new
in the shooting game. as well as
extremely valuable technical aid
The National Rife AssOcia-
ton. non-profit and sef-sIstsin-
ing. IS the governing body Of or
gained rifle and pistol shooting
il the United States
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FOOTBALL,
FUNDAMENTALS
2.-Gaard-Play
HY JOHN wIETHE
Detroit LioEs Ali-Lsagae Guard

GAssoefatea Press FsaanFe Ssrxfee1
Today when we talk Of the
model running guard, we speak
Of speed. ruggedness and quick
thinking. coupled with sure foot
edness.
This IS 2 far cry from the old
conception Of the guard whose
prime requisites were beef and
Drawn. IS this streamlined guard
Of to-day The good guard must
be built along the lines Of a
sturdy blocking back OF a speedy
but bruising fulIback, IN order
to pivot 70 either side Of the cen
ter 70 lead team interference.
A big srong offensive hneman
pulling behind the line not very
fast could easily spoil any end
sweep OF an off tackle smash BY
not getting the jump on his pivot
down the field
The fundamental requirements
Of regular hneman makes a
good guard too. He must have
uigger-Iike reactions 70 get the
jump on his opponent He must
get underneath the man with an
individual thrust, after which he
muSt control his opponent 10 be
able to retain contact on offense
OF 70 free himself On defense
Variance IN weiy ht from 40
TO 30 pounds viii help the run
ming guards on straight line
bucks 70 charge out The heavier
tackles and backer-uppers, often
designated as his offensive re-
sponsibility.
On the defense as a backer-up-
per himself IN the fIve-man
line set Up. he must possess the
speed TO plug Up gaps On either
side Of the line Then too. twin
kle-toed receivers are menacing
MS pass zone continuously, which
requires an agile sure-fOoted
player 10 thwart their compile
ton
Backing up the ne tests the
guards real football instinet-so
indispensable 70 a great player
Smelling the play makes the de-
fensive assignments a real pleas
ure
TipofS gathered from individ-
ual traits and habits often give
the guard backer-upper the key
to the instant place Of attack
/ can safely say that good con-
diti0n and a desire 70 play for
keeps viii cover a multitude Of
faults May I remind the guard
aspirants OF professional college
or high school eIevens that the
old saying IS applicable even to a
dumb guard-aH hard work isn't
genius-it's the next best thing
10 II.
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L E G AL S

IN THE CIRCUIT cot RT or The
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA N
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY IN
CHANCERY.
EDITH ROCK ATTCIOTTo.
Complainant
vS DIV r c Z e
ALEXANDER NTCIOTTO.
Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
Il appearing by the sworn bill q
complaint filed in the above stated
cause that Alexander NfcIotto- The
defendant therein nzmsE = a non
resident Of the state Of F--ida,
and that his place Of residence - Is
particularly known TO complainant
IS GO ArgoEHe Market. ISIS CulEmh "a
Road. n ". WashinEton- D & Tat
said defendant Is over rhe axe Of
twenty-one years and there is no
person IN the State OF Florf6z- the
service Of summons n eha2eerE
upon whom Woalc bind said de-
feEdan-
L IS hereby Ordered that said de-
fendznt be and he Is hereby required
10 appear 10 said bin On O before
Monday the 1st day Of Dscemlssr- A
D 1871. otherwise the allegations
Of said bill vii BE- taken as con
fessed By said defendant
It IS further Ordered that this Or
der be published once a seek for
four consecutive weeks in The Key
West Citizen. a newspaper published
in Monroe County. Florida
Zone and Ordered this OctCbsT
zsth, a D 1871
TSEAL9 Ross { sawyer
CLERK q Circuit Court
RAYMOND r LORD.
Solicitor for the Com pi2En7Hl-
OcteI-zS. nov4-II-IS-1s41
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ANY PUBLICITY
SUITS THIS GUY

BLACKSBURG. Va, Nov. A.
Mel Jeffries. the publicity direc-
tor, took some good-natured
ribbing on his sartorial elegance
when Virginia Tech entertained
sports writers st the annual fall
Open-house-
Why. Mel even gets publicity
for Us en- his clothes, said Monk
Younger. Tech athletic director.
Maybe Jeffries cracked
back, IF we had football team
I wouldn't have to get publicity
on my clothes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
TOUCHDOWN TACTICS
ANSWER

] would advise our quarterback
70 pass Il the pass IS completed.
It should result In 4 long gain c.
touchdown II Il Is inccnpIete.
there should be No loss Of yard
ace ard two downs remains IN
which 70 make 4 first down II
= conservative play IS tried. and
Is successful. there likely viii
stil be considerable distances to
GO fer : tcuehdc~n- II : dscsp-
i've running play Is tried and
fails. ground might bs nst
which would leave a difficult
situation for making the FIRST
down
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
Classified Column

Advertisements under this head
VIII be inserted n The Citizen a.
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Tor each insertion. but the min
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every instance Is twenty i've
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Advertisers should give the.-
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telephone number 4 they desire
results.
Payment for Classified z1weT-
usements Is invariably n al
vance, but regular sGvertIssr1
with ledger accounts HAY have
their advertisements CHARGED
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RULES OUT PLEA

URBANA, Hl-Judge J. J.
Anderson Of this city recently
ruled out lawyers plea 70 intro
duce a skeleton into the court
room as evidence u an accident
case
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04
WHAT Do COACHES
KNOW OF FOOTBALL?

NY AAaOct4teN PreN&t
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Nov. A.
Mrs Oneida Lehman IS only the
secretary 70 the Marquette uni
VersIty coaching triunvirate-
but each week she walks off with
the pot In their weekly Office
football guessing pool
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COLLECTS 500 RAzoRs

MENNEAP0LlS-Huee Nun
son Of this city, who has a collec-
ton Of over 500 raZors. has speci-
mems once owned b. Buffalo Bill,
VIII Rogers, Jack Dempsey and
Babe Ruth.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-04

- = In L 4 VI NJ VI n =
Ellen ESTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA. II AND FOR mon.
ROE COUNTY.
EDGAR W STALK.
vs. NOTICE TO APPF an
THE OVERSEE COMPANY.
dissolved Florida corporation.
etc u al.
Defendants
THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO-
THE OVERSEE CHMPANT.
dissolved Florida corporal ION.
and All unknown assigns. sue
cesSers IN interest trustees. or
any other party claiming hv.
through. under ar against TE5E
OVERSEE COMPANY. els
solved Florida corporation.
GRADY MEANS and. 10 mar
ri=d. MEANS. his Wif=.
whose Christian name IS uu-
kncwn
Residence Unknown.
Ali unknown heirs. devisees.
grantees creditors. ana other
parties claiming 5E, through.
under OF against GRADY
MEANS. Whs = NOT known O. bee
either c=ad er alive
Residence Unknown
And all unknown persons and
the unknown spouse. heirs. de-
Vls-es. grantees. creditors. ur
other parties claiming by.
through under eF against any
NJ the parties defendant 60 this
cause er otheTW Use as the case
may be he are not known to
Pee either dead or alive. claiming
an interest IN and ro- the prop
Monroe Su111E- Florida. ard
E-scriheI as Lots Seventeen
CD 20 saz<-Fonr fSAs both
inclusive, q JEEEUSoN-S SUB
DIVISION Of FART OF TRACT
TWELVE f1sB on the Island q
Key West Flor ia according 70
1he Plat lhearof a. recorded IA
Plat Book !, AZ Page . - the
Public Records - Monroe Cuun-
u. Florida
You are advised that this rs Z
suit 10 cancel Tax Deeds purportina
TO convey the hsreinabo1e describes
property. and 10 foreclose Tax Sail
Certificates owned by Plaintiff en-
cumb@riuE the hereiua beEe DE-.
scTibed property
You and each u you are hereby
required 70 file an Appearance ID
the above stated cause On KEednes-
iaE. November IsLh. 1871 otherw s,
the BIZ Of Complaint filed by Plain
tiff herein VIII be taken as confessed
by you
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thai
this order b. published once a w-eel
Tor four a. consecutive weeks %
The Key West Citizen. new spape'
Published IN said County ane State
DONE AID ORDERED al kes
X Test, Florida this 1e1h dav q Dcto-
Der. A T. 1s4L
CIRCUIT COURT SEAL
Ross q SAWYER
Clerk, Circuit Court Monroe County
Eler5Ga-
b. Florence z. Sawyer.
Deputy Clerk.
MORRIS ROSENBERG.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Dupont Build NJ
Mani. Florida
oct2l-2S. nov4-II-Is.Issi
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CHANGED HIS MIND

WINDSOR LOCKS. Conn. -
After saving 1880 jefferson
nickels for two years TO buy
new car. Adelard Courtemanche
Of this city changed his mind ard
bought defense bonds instead
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~ COUNTY II DSE.'s C0TRT. MON
ROE COTxTN. FLORIDA
Re Estate Of
Constance Roberts Es~ards.
Deceased
NOTICE or INTENTION TO MAZE
APPLICATION F0R FINAL
nFSffE aREE

Notice IS hereby given thai have
filed ny final REPORT and pet lion fer
FiEal Discharge As Adm uistEatriN
Il the estate Of Constance Rob srts
Edwards. deceased. and that on The
zs1h daE Of November. 1871. I Viii
apply &c the Honorable Raymond r.
Lord. County Judge ~ Monroe
Counts. F'loriea, for approval.of said
final report and for final dischavEe
as Administrative 81 the Estate ~
Constance Roberts Edwards. de-
ceased
This 25rh day Of C.rtnlier 1871.
IRENE ROBERTS STRA CgfHTER.
As Adm In issrz1rlx Of tne estate 81
Constance Roberts Edwards, De
ceased octSS. novs-1l-lS-25, 1871
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LEGALS

~ THE CIRCUIT CBTRT OF THE
Ellen ESTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF FLORIDA N AND FOR Mon
ROE COUNTY.
Na. $-SI
EDGAR W STARK
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RoAnFUND
INDEBTEDNESS FUxD

General RsEAEue warrants mnnzfa
Fine < Forfeftare sTarr4afS unuSE7
Cn54rws.od EiiE0t Flsher CO
Tax AsSeSSnr-Lnw
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Bea caiea AirDort Fuaas
Interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
Mecca for Countryside
From Four Directions
BY FRANK WELLS


DESDENTS this central Michigan town Of 5000 spend their
~ Saturday nights much the these in ether Michigan
community except College Hill where 400 students have pretty
much their way of passing the sabbath
folks standing in line to get into OF the
conmunys heater he other shows mostly westerns).
attending weekly book forum or taking part in an
informal party which they attend the with
charge
also always bit Of dating in Wright Hail. girls
girls and boys eat usually gathered around
singing Then the boys carry on that ever
present pinochle game at the frat houses
Besides the movie almost much standing
In sitting in the theater Alma folk also go strong for
bowling on Saturday night Dapceland always we'll attended
the crowd including young folk from many miles around
These pasmes do not interfere with business be-
communities catering rural trade Alma carries
it's seldom get service in barber
shop without sitting and waiting your turn.
college trade Alma is aided by oil field
directions trailer manufacturing plants
factories manufacturing porch furniture grain
elevator machinery bicycle rims and saddles
sugar plant the Duck where $4,000 ducks
half many turkeys raised annually
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. John Clauson was yester- day admitted to St. Ann's Hospital to receive medical attention.
 Mrs. Arthur Brown was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last night Tor medical treatment.
 George Hill, who was a medical patient at St. Ann's Hospital was dismissed last night.
 Earl Johnanson was discharged from St. Anns Hospital last night following medical treatment.
 James Fitzgerald entered St Anns Hospital last night for med ical care.
 Feeder Fidel was admitted to St Ann's Hospital yesterday and un- derwent surgery this morning.
 Beer production in Brazil totals about 50 million gallons annually the Department of Commerce re- ports
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-14
INDIAN SERVICE
 NEEDS TEACHERS

An examination is announced by the Civil Service Commission for Teacher in Indian Community and Boarding Schools in the Indian Field Service including teaching Alaska, of the Department of the Interior.
 Optional branches of teaching as follows: Agriculture, $500 and $2 900; home economics, $1,620 and $1 300; farm mechanics, $500; and one- and two-room day schools, $1,620 and $1,300
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-14
FIRST AID GROUPS
 WILL MEET TONIGHT

All persons interested in becom- ing instructors in Red Cross First Aid Work, and who have completed an advanced or standard course in First Aid, are to meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Steamboat h. spector's office in the Federal Building.
 pr. Prank E. Hull, Red Cross Staff physician now in Juneau, will be present to organize the classes and he will teach the groups.
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WANTED

WANTED-A or single mattresses and springs. Write Empire M 551. WANTED-Small restaurant out fit-dishes, silverware, one oven stove, etc. What have you and where can be seen. Write Empire, M 5512.
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Applicants must nave completed an appropriate 4-year college course and have had experience in teach ing in the option for which they apply.
 Applications must be on file with the Commission Washington of flee not later than December Il, lS41, if received frcm any of the States; June 27, 1942 if received from points in Alaska south of the Arctic Circle; and August 27, 1922, if received from points in Alaska north of the Arctic Circle.
 Full information as to the re- quirements for these examinations, and application ferns, may be obtained at 3l1 Federal Building.
 According to U. S. Public Health Service, more than 50,0O0 accidental deaths occur annually in public places, accounting for four percent of all deaths and 30 perent of all accidental deaths in the country.
 Wholesale prices and living costs in Chile are steadily rising, accord ing to the Department of Com merce.
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DUFREsNE ON TRIP

Frank Dufresne, executive off cer of the Alaska Game Commission, will leave Juneau on the North land tonight, enroute to Petersburg and Wrangell to contact game com- mission patrol boats. He will re- t..rn early next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-11-14
LOSSES REPORTED

IIAKINEA, Spain, Nov. IA. - Thirty-two men were known killed and more than 50 injured in the loss of the Ark Royal, according to reports reaching this border town, just opposite Gibraltar.
 Reports said the aircraft carrier went down about 45 miles east of Gibraltar.
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FOR SALE OR RENT = 5-room furnished house, 1lth St. Phone 366.
 FOR SALE-Equity in new Broom house, fully equipped; sewing ma chine, radio, double garage, Ply mouth sedan, dragsaw, tools, 9l acres, on loop road, $55o. It's a Bargain to Anyonel Write to xYz, cio The Empire.
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FOR SALE-Equity in A. room house. Sacrifice. Also Hotpoint
 electric range, writing desk. Call Blue 23o or 619 Basin Road after 5 pm.
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BIG AIRCRAFT CARRIER SUNK BY ITALIANS
Ship Slips Beneath Waves Despite All Might Bat-
 file 10 Reach Port

Continued from Page One) of many German claims since the beginning of the war that the car rier had been sunk.
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READING or distance lenses, $l each. Frames, soc up, at 337 Willoughby Ave, until Nov. IS. Day Optical Go.
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NOTICE

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any AL aska newspaper.
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AZ PLYMOUTH 2-door deluxe se- dan, radio and heater. Phone Red 450.
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FOR SALE

CONVERTED oil range, S35. Phone Blue 265, 9l9 West 9th St.
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