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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

Lieut. Albert ]. Fay, navy pub
lie works officer, shortly before 3
o'clock this afternoon had called
to his office representatives of
four construction companies hold
ing government contracts here,
and the leaders of nearly 1000
laborers who walked off their
jobs yesterday at noon.
Labor Conciliator w. p. Nc
Allister, meeting with the COM
pany and union representatives,
was expected to promise quick
survey Of labor conditions in Key
West if the men would return to
their jobs tomorrow.
Neither side in the wage dis
pute appeared to believe, how
ever, that the laborers would be
willing to return to work at this
time without the increase they
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

jury to hold an inquest into the
electrocution this afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Jurors are Frank 0. Roberts,
foreman; James Curry, Frank
Figueredo, Leon Roberts, Johnny
E. Sands and Winfield Russell.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
ECUADOR-PERU !
FIGHT GOES ON
tl,. AssocIased Pressp


NEW YORK, July "a. Reports
of fighting between Ecuador and
Peru today continued to conflict
as both sides claimed their Dor
der defenders were throwing
back strong enemy attacks.
Information reaching here in
dicated neither side is attacking
strongly, and the war up to now
is believed to have consisted of
a series Of border clashes be-
tween frontier patrols.
Argentina is said to have for
warded an urgent plea to both
countries to stop fighting and
submit their horder dispute to
arbitration by the Pan-American
union. nf,us 8na so
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
CITY COUNCIL
MEETS TONIGHT

There will be a special meeting
of the City Council held tonight,
beginning at 8 o'clock.
The meeting has been called
for the purpose of discussing
traffic conditions and other mat
tiers. some Of which have been
under consideration by the board
for some time.
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GOING TO MIAMI

County Clerk Ross G. Sawyer
tomorrow will drive his six-year-
old grandson, Robert w. Sawyer.
to Miami for physical examina-
ton. The child is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross G. Sawyer, Jr.
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PRISON OFFICER
PAID VISIT HERE

j. Z. Creech, officer of the
state prison inspection board of
Jacksonville, today stopped in
Key West to make study of
conditions in the county Jail.
Creech talked with Willie
Kemp, county iailor, and with
prisoners to learn of living con-
ditions in the Jail.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
BULLETIN

Lieut.. Albert J. Fay this after
noon told representatives of two
striking laborers' unions he would
recommend to the navy depart
ment at Washington that their de-
mand for 62h-cent pay scale be
accepted.
Lieutenant Fay. ending a con-
ference with the union men few
minutes before 4 o'clock. telsphon-
ed to Washington immediately to
seek approval for a years contract
at the new pay scale.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
WAS ARRESTED

ST. LOUIS Emmanuel Born
stein of this city, was arrested for
disturbing the peace. He held
two men at bay with a shotgun,
thinking they were burglars, and
found they were making a social
call.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24
WAS NOT DEAD

Los ANGELES Police who
found John ]. Jones lying on d
railroad track near this eisx.
thought he was dead, and started
for the morgue. On the way,
Jones raised up and asked what
was happening.
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FASTER AND FASTER
Gle Aases.ste.l I.res.l

PHILADELPHIA, July PA
few Years ago It was thought inn
possible for d human to run 400
meters in AT seconds.
But, in the AAU champion
ships the other day, Grover
Klemmer Of California u. not
only set world record Of 46
seconds but the first six finishers
were clicked in better than AZ
seconds.
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Aerial Activity Dominates
Fighting On Three Fronts
tBy Aasoelated Pressl

Buildings along the south Brit
ish coast shook today with the ex-
plosions from the third Raj day
light attack of the morning on
Calais and neighboring French
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-07-24

portage free. An order for tlss.
printing Job bore the notatief
not 70 be printed at governments
expense
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Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
International New. s.ric. Wire

NEW YORK, Feb. 18Th
never show him in any place where
he has been shown"
Thus did Hermen f. Mellenthin
retire his flawlesS cocker
spaniel. Oh. My Own Brucie. TO the
pleasures of Poughkeepsie country
life for being a very good dog.
Brucie had Just been put up as
best in the Westminster Kennel
Club show at Madison Square
Garden by Joseph p. Sims and
Mellenthin was in a mellow mood
regarding the future of his ador-
able little companion which had
centered the attention of the KEN
mel kingdom upon him.
I'll bring him out sometime.
somewhere" the famous breeder
said, but II probably will he
some far Oft place where nobody
has ever seen him"
In picking Brucie from among
the winners of the six val iety
group awards Sims merely suD-
stantiated Just what William II.
Pym. the Canadian authority had
said when he elevated him TO best
AZ Morris and Essex and DR.. Sam
uel Milbank had declared so elo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
This Dogs Too Good
So His Gunner Decides Not to Show Him Again
in Events Which He's Won in Past

quentlv lust a year ago when he
did likewise at the Garden
There was no fault To lie
found with him." the Philadel-
phla sport sman said. "He's
truly typical American cocker"
His final decision. he admitted.
lay between three dogs. One of
these beside the cocker. was James
NJ. Austin's astonishing Kerry blue
terrier. Buskin of kenmare, the
Canadian bred which had first
been shown anywhere last Sunday
at the associated specialties where
Charles G. Hopton. the Brooklyn
all rounder. put him up with ex-
CARNATIONS of delight
The other was the magnificently
coated, cream colored Afghan
hound, Oh. Rama of Chaman of
Royal Irish, owned by Miss Marion
Florsheim of Darien. Conn.
The representatives Of the three
other groups were William o Bag
shaw's miniature pinscher. Oh.
King Eric Won Kohigsbach Of Tho
toys; Mrs. Sherman r. Hoyt's
chalk white poodle. Oh. Blakeen
Eiger of the transporting; and Mr..
and Mrs. William Long Jr.s sable
and white collie of the prodigious
coat, Oh. Cadet OF Noranda, best
of the workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
S.ANTINI WINNER

Peplto Santinl. Puerto Rlcan
Southpaw bantam. scored the most
victory OF the nine-bout
card when he won on a technical
knockout over Andy Canal of Chi
cago in the third round Santni
had Canal on the canvas four
times. and was pounding Canal all
over the ring when Referee Jack
ASpery stopped II
Lee Oma, a fast and shifty
heavyweight. was toe good for
Orlando Trotter, Chicago Negro,
in a six-rounder In other six
FOUNDERS Jack Cooper knocked
down Harold Smith several times
10 win. and George Toy, Chinese
from Cleveland got
the decision over Stanley Poreda
IN drah bout.
In other four-roundcrs, Floyd
Gibbons easily beat Lands White;
Odel Riley bested Billy McNab,
and Johnny Martin decisloned
Charley Harvey
The card drew 895 paid custom
erS for a net of S6s7.75
II was announced before the first
bout that Promoter Pearlman
would pay s. bonus 10 each
winner. and $40 each to the fight
erS putting up the best bout Car
roll and Secret were entitled TO
the extra SO apiece.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Picks Indians, Reds

Jerry Lewis, who takes poll
at this time of the year on
the outco meof next season s
baseball races. asks us 10 name
the winners-which we are glad
to: The Indians and Reds.
Hockey has provided i'm
portant foreign exchange for
Canada since the outbreak of
the war Unmarried Cana
dams playing hockey in America
are allowed to spend only S25
out of their weekly salaries in
the United States. the married
men are allowed $50, and the
rest is paid into their Canadian
bank accounts Incidentally,
attendance in the National
Hockey League was up S per
cent at the halfway mark.
"Where does Tom DiMaggiO
get off? demands several
readers. "He says his brother
Joe should make more than
Greenberg or Feller or Foxx.
Well. do you think he could
switch from the outfield to
first base, or 60 behind the
plate as Foxx -caR,-or does
Tom really kid himself into
:. believing that Joe draws as
many people as Feller?"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Boat Regatta Pushed Up
Yacht Club Host TO Fox Lake Racers
Gar Wood Trophy
at Stake in
Ice Events

Advanced three weeks because
of snow and ice conditions in ILL
nois and Wisconsin. the annual
regatta of the Detroit Ice Yacht
Club will be held Saturday and
Sunday at the foot of Croker
boulevard.
The International Regatta. sched-
uled for Fox Lake. ILL.,. this week
end. will be held February % and
March / and 2.
Feature event of the regtta will
be the second running of the Gar
Wood Trophy race for Class f
boats. The race will be run in
three heats and will be decided by
points. Secondary feature will be
the Scripps Trophy race for DN-6O
boats.
Regatta entrans from Fox Lake
include Dick Graft. who won the
Gar Wood Trophy last year. sail
ing his new Vixen; Ted Mead with
Mink "; Clair Lindstedt with
Siren; Bob Langford with Silver
Fox. and Dave Hall with Fox.
From Lake Geneva. Wis. will
be John Clifford. sailing Weazel;
Mel Jones, sailing Green Ghost
Jack Villas, international champion,
sailing Susie O., and Harry Nye,
prominent iceboat sailor. who just
won the Bacardi Cup and Cup OF
Cuba. sailing Gale.
- Detroit : yacf1tsrnen in the re-
gatta will be Joe Schermack and
Al Pochelon. sailing Mink ii and
III. respectively; Clarence Ben
nett. sailing SaSSie Lassie; Clark
Wormer, sailing Floydoy; Norman
Sarns with Kibitzer II: Bob Miller
with Blue Streak; Bob DeGowski
with Jlnx !.
The races will be over a one
mile course laid windward and lee
ward for three laps. total of six
miles. The course is to be meas
ured by an auto with fifth wheel.
Chester Kicker and and Dick
Leavell Of the Gold Cup Commit
tee will do the timing.
Program OF The regtta IS:
SATURDAY
! p m -ND-so. first heat scrirps
Trophy
las p m Class Z. first hsa, Gar
WOOD Trophy
; . m Free-for all
Saturday evening regatta dinner. ?. m,
Medsa Hotel.
SUNDAY
II a m Second heat nN- SO scripps
Trophy
II a. a n Second heat Car Wood
Trophy Ciass =
40 p m Race for Is Meter boats.
2 q m Race for class A boats
? 80 2. m Third heat DNs0 scrpps
n m-Thfrd he's, Gar Wood Trophy
Class r
r m Fres-f or- al
5u1res' hoafh.
Trophies - al winners. Medals for
frs' second hind places.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
What q Figure!

What a figure Buck Newsom
must be cutting around the Idle
Hour pool hall of Huntsville,
S. c., these days! He was hard
10 hush up back in the days
when he couldn't get a break
Dom DiMaggio made the
Boston Red Sox break a house
rule and permit him to fly from
San Francisco TO Boston TO re-
ceive his award as the Boston
rookie of the year. They wanted
him 10 go by train.
Something phoney about c. c.
Slapnicka's means over the in
gratitude of RolIie Hemsley,
who wants to be paid what he's
worth. Slappy says Rollie ought
to sign up and shut up, because
the Indians treated him nicely
when he used TO hit that bottle.
Truth is that they would have
bounced him. then, if he hadn t
been a good catcher.
frankie Fullam, who did such
a good job of refereeing the
Louis Burman fight, beat Bur
man eight years ago in Alex
andria. Va. when frankie was
ihe fsuc pride of Catholic Uni
ersity and Red was known as
Kayo Burns Frankie's one
time manager, Big Joe Holman
the Washington sportswriter,
has had another book Of his
verse published.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Thompson, owner of the Pitts
burgh Steelers, called a halt
which doesn't detract from
the fact that Layden would
make a fine, benevolent car.
We played Enrol Flynn three
sets of tennis recently and
escaped without sabre wound.
Nice guy. by the way Greg
Rice, the runner, wears a
miraculous medal when he gal
lops Billy Soose. the good
looking challenger for the mid
dleweight title, is one handsome
boxer who hasn't fallen for the
lure of Broadway. Clean living
hid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Chddsey'5Seeks
To Snap Cubs
Win Streak

When Chadsey journeys TO u.
of d. High tomorrow il will try
10 topple the Cubs from the unde-
feated ranks Of the western divi-
sion of the Metropolitan Cage
League.
Southwestern, co-leader, should
draw an easy touch when they
meet the lowly Mackenzie five.
who have yet TO win game Of the
current season.
Wilbur Wright. sharing second
place honors with ChadSey- meets
the Cooley quintet and Il win over
the Cardinals coupled with a win
by the Charsey five or A loss by
Southeastern would present close
race for division honors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
.edd|ist Strdfd(ii
Upset Victim

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Feb. 10.
Frank Strafaci of
Great Neck. L. l.. was the victim
of major upset in the national
championship of golf club cham
pions when Jack Ryerson of
Cooperstown, y. Y, shot par golf
to defeat him. 2-1.
Bobby Walker of Jacksonville,
Fla la, the defending champion,
came through as expected. but his
victory was by only l up over B.
y. Coggin of Ponte Vedra. Fla.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
FALCONS vs.. COSMOS

Northeastern. one OF the other
leaders. meets the Hamtrack five.
with a win. a tie and TWO losses
TO its credit this season.
CaSs Tech. the other second
place team. takes on the L. Of d.
High quintet.
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
Western ~ Redfafd
Central a. Northeastern.
Chadsey a. L. OF p.
Mackenzie Al Southwestern.
cooley at Wilbur Wright.
SoutheAHtern at Cass
Miller a. Highland PARK.
Northern al DENLY.
Northeastern a. Hsmiraurk.
Eastern al PerAhlng
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ESKIES ARE PICKED

In the eastern division Northern.
co-leader. should have no trouble
when they meet the DENLY squad,
which has won two and lost the
same amount.
Southeastern. the other team,
may meet an angry Cass Tech
team. which was dropped from the
undefeated ranks last week by
Highland Park. and may bound
back 10 give the Southeastern
team plenty of trouble
Highland Park, in three-way
tie for second place, meets the
Miller team. which has vet to
break into the win column in four
tripc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Ex-Red Wing Leads
Minor Loop Scorers

OMAHA. lNeb., Feb. 13.-Ronnie
Hudson, at one time a forward
with the Detroit Red Wings and
now with Omaha, holds the scor-
ing lead in the American ASsocia-
ton hockey loop. Hudson has
collected 20 goals and % assists
for az points. Joe Papke of Kan
sas City trails Hudson by 6 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

the pro game.
He's to the
league W h a t
B a n Johnson
was to the
A m e r ! c a n
B a s e b a | |
League, a n d
what he says
has been more
or less law.
Until a mill
tanf indenend-
ent such as
young Alexis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
On the. J.
Line
Layden 'Handpicked'
by Bears Owner
BY BOB CONSIDINE

International News service Sports WHIT
NEW. YORK, Feb. 13.-
Sportin' around:
Probable reason for the mix
up over the appointment of
Elmer Layden as the Judge
Lands of pro football is that
he was handpicked by George
Halas.
Halas, who owns the Bears,
Is the most powerful figure in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
s u. A. u. Six Wins

L. A. w Local l5i whipped
Marcellus. Ga, in an Inter-City
Amateur Hockey League game at
Olympia last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Doub|eKno(kout
Ends Battle
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
ago had comfortable lead over
Carroll at the end.
Considerably improved over his
last appearance against the Cork
town IriShman. Secret won four
Of the six rounds. He lolted Car
roll with short uppercut IN tho
third round. Carroll gong down
but for no count
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Willie Hoppe on threshold Of
his second straight world three
cushion billiards crown, with
Jake Schaefer and JAY Bozeman
hot after him,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
Hoppe Advances
Close 10 Second
Cue Crown
International New. seryIc. wir.

CHICAGO, Feb. -. - Willie
Hoppe of New York. generally
conceded TO be the greatest all
around billiardist the game ever
has produced, today was on the
threshold of his second straight
world three-cushien billiar d
championship.
The 53-year-old cue master,
with only Two matches ahead Of
him, led the field in the 1941 title
tournament With record of IA
victories and only one defeat.
In second place was Jake
Schaefer of Cleveland, the national
balkline king and the only man in
t position 10 win undisputed claim
TO the crown from Hoppe
Schaefer's record with two games
TO go. was 13 victories and two
defeats.
i BOHEMIAN IN THIRD
Third place was held by Jay
Bozeman of Vallejo, Cal. one of
the best shotmakers in the game,
who faces Hoppe tonight in an all
/ important m c h. BOZeman' 5
record was u victories against
three setbackS. which left him
unable to forge ahead of Hoppe.
but in a position to wind up in a
I tie for the lead.
Hoppe can clinch- AT least a
share of the 1871 championship by
turning back Bozeman tonight, and
will win the title if Schaefer
should lose TO his opponent tonight
Allen Hall of Chicago, Should
Hoppe lose and Schaefer win, how
ever. the championship will be
decided in their match tomorrow
night, when the tournament ends.
BATTLE FOR SECOND
Both Hoppe and Schaefer adj
vaneed last night, the former by
turning back Hall. 80 to as, in Sc
innings. and Schaefer by defeat
ing Bozeman, 80 to 40 in SO
innings. 1t was that defeat which
took away whatever chance the
Californian had TO win an undis-
puted championship.
Principals in the other two
matches on today's program bat
tied for runner-up positions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

C. s. Towards Porter's Cap
romps home an easy winner in the
$4,000 Santa Anita Derby: may
start in Hundred Grander"
March !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

IVY Own Brucie wins best Of
show honors at Westminster
Kennel Club for second straight
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Major league club owners are
shortly 10 hand Commissioner X,
NJ Lands an ultlmatum over his
recent minor league ruling on
player waivers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13

Cincinnati. Brooklyn and ST.
Louis will lead the National
League. according to Larry Mac
Phail. who sees little TO disturb
the PhiIlies in their hideout in
the cellar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-13
HighIigh+s
In Sports
Nv International New. service

James J. Johnston engages Jack
johnson 10 try to teach Abe Simon
how TO win over Joe Louis in
Detroit. March y, but Abe is not
expected to last more than a few
rounds nevertheless.
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Evening star., 1941-04-18
Constitutional Liberties
Meeting Opens Tomorrow

A two-day national action
conference" called by the Ma
tional Federation for Constitutional
Liberties, will open tomorrow at
the Hamilton Hotel, with more than
200 delegates from 80 States in at
tendance.
The central event will be a mass
meeting Sunday at the National
Press Club auditorium, at which the
speakers will be Edwin S. Smith,
member of the National Labor Re-
lations Board; Clifford T. McAvoy,
deputy commissioner of welfare,
New York City, and Harold Chris
toffel, president of Allis-Chalmers
Local 248, C. I. o. United Automobile
Workers.
A variety of topics will be covered
during panel discussions Saturday.
They will include Rights of Fran
chise," "Labor's Rights and dis
elimination Against Racial, Ma
tional and Religious Minorities."
The Rev. Owen A. Knox is chair
man of the federation.
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Births Reported

Charles and Eleanor Behr, girl.
Frank and Alvena Boiling, boy
eiSor Forbss sna ans sp919s4 s 8sns boy
Walter and Claire Dering. girl.
Joseph and Jeanette Dunford, boy.
Thomas and Doris Fisher. girl
Clarence and Eunice Cardel, girl.
Ellis and Sara Goldman, girl
Sidney and Helen HerShowitz. boy.
Alva and Ada Holley, boy.
Sam and Ruth Kline. boy
Joseph and Virginia Kridner. boy
Franklin and Birta Lamning, girl.
James and Elizabeth Msnnakee. girl.
Hyman and Dorothy Milman, boy,
Peter and Paulina Nee, girl.
William and Estelle Patrick. girl.
John and Elizabeth Roller boy;
Fred and Catherine Switzerland, boy.
Richard and Marie Thomson, boy.
Robert and Catherine Wallich, boy.
John and Evelyn Boinis boy.
Ernest and Elma Brandt. boy.
John and Margaret Crandall girl.
Frank and Gladys De Alley. boy.
Jack and Minerva. Doris, girl.
Albert and Agnes Edmonston, boy.
Edward and Dorothy Gansberg. girl.
Charles and Edith Geisler, girl.
Fred and Anna Heenan. boy.
William and Leah Hightower, girl.
Ira and Allie johnson. boy.
Wesley and Annie Kocher. boy.
BENJAMIN and Doris Lamkin, boy.
Richard and Gladys Leazenby, girl,
Calvin and Catherine Milans, boy.
Townsend and Marie Motley boy.
Walter and Rosetta Nave, boy.
Charles. and Theresa o'Connell. boy.
Richard and Muriel Porter; girl.
Holmes and Julia Scarf, boy.
Ross and Margaret. Sterner, girl:
Thomas and Myrtle Thompson. girl.
Edwin and Mamie Williford, girl
Lloyd and Mary Davis, boy.
Stanley and Geraldine Howard. sirl.
John and Martha Landers. boy.
Ulysses and Daisy Thomas. boy,
George and Lillith williams, girl.
Jessie and Mary Ford. boy.
Carol and Airline jackson. girl.
Oliver and Emilyn Sims, girl.
Thomas and Marguerite Washington, gil
Evening star., 1941-04-18
Federal Bar Indorses
z for Court Bench

The Executive Council OF the
Federal Bar Association, meeting
Wednesday night, indorsed Henry
Schweinhaut, chief of the Civil Lib
critics Division of the Department of
Justice, and George P. Barse, coun-
sci to the Controller of the Cur
rency, as candidates for appoint
nent to the vacancy on the District
Court bench created by the retire
ment of Justice Peyton Gordon.
Both men previously had been in
dorsed by the District Bar Associa-
tion and Mr.. Schweinhaut also has
the Endorsement of the barristers.