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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
Light Brown Curly Haired
j 8nhE I6W
Frederick Owen Evans
Apple OF Irish Coach's
Eye

Dippy, who led the undefeated
1941 Notre Dame squad in rush
ing and in scoring, is the apple of
Coach Frank Leahy's eye. Ed
McKeever, backfield mentor, calls
him the greatest back he's ever
seen. Leahy is almost equally
high in his praise of the South
Bend boy with the light brown
curly air, blue eyes, and win
ming smile. They like Eavns par
ticularly because he is not inter
ested in making himself popular
with ianyone on the other side of
the line of scrimmage.
Tough Guy
The Dipper-an appellation de-
rived from some combination of
George Gipp's "The Clipper" and
Evans own 'Dippy"-has one
obsession. He wants to be re-
garded as the toughest man on
the Notre Dame football squad.
Meeting him, you'd never know
it, for he is almost shy in his
manner. The boys on the squad
know him better.
They know that he and Bill
Riordan, senior guard, spent all
last season trying to out-do each
other in displays of fortitude. 1t
remained for Bill to set the stage
for Evans winning thrust, how
ever. Some Friday night shenan-
igans in their dormitory before
the Southern California game
the last OF the season, wound up
with Riordan dumping pail OF
water on Evans. Dippy started
after Bill, but hit the wet tile and
crashed into a wall, splitting his
knee to the extent that IL stitches
had to be taken in it . after the
game. Evans wouldn't permit
stitches to be put in it before
for fear the joint would stiffen
He concealed the mishap from
Coach Leahy until after the
game.
It will be recalled that, with
Notre Dame leading, 20 to ID, ane
time running out, Notre Dame
| held the ball for seven minutes
using running plays exclusively
with Evans in control of the bal
and preventing the Trojans from
getting possession. 1t was the
best and march the Irish mad;
all season. Dippy ran hardel
and cut more sharply than he hac
all season. And it marked thu
| fourth straight game in which HI
had played practically 60 min
uteS.
Hes the kind of boy who rise
above injury" says Leahy. III
takes coaching beautifully. Hell
do anything we tell him to, ant
will do it right He. knew we hat
to keep that ball. He was jus
tough enough to keep driving
into that big Trojan line tim
after time so that we could keel
it, even though his knee was ex
tremely painful"
Evans started as a left half
back as sophomore. Leahy
wanting to utilize Angelo Ber
TELLS passing at left half, an
having secured the squad unsuc
cessfully for a fullback. move
Dippy to the power spot last fal
In spite of his mere 173 pounds
j., he made IL, teuchdowns in min
games. yqm.r
Touchdown Speed
4 He used the speed that mad
5 him Indiana's state prep chan
0 pion from Riley high school {
0 South Bend on a 78-yard das
against Arizona, and on pass re
ceptions against Illinois for 3
0 yards and against Southern Cal
fornia for 10 yards.
5 Now, with Notre Dame usin
the Information, Evans is BAG
6 at left halfback where his spec
and ability to cut back sharpl
0 should make him extremely Walt
able.
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Track Stars In Football
CRr Asseciatea Pressl

AUSTIN. Tex, Oct. l4.-Trsck
and football are developing fast
backs at the University of Texas
these days.
Both Jackie Field. Mission fly
er, and Max Minor. Tahoka jun
Tor wingback, were members Of
the Steers championShip-win-
ming sprint relay team last sea
son.
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SuperstitiOus Halfback
1By Associated Press)

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Oct IA
Marquette football players, with
one exception. are numbered by
positions.
The exception is halfback John
Strzykalski. who is superstltlouS
and argued Coach Tom Stidham
into allowing him to wear No
II. his high school jersey num-
Der.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
HOW GILLESPIE
MADE HIS DEBUT
HIT HOMER FIRST TIME UP
PoLED ANOTHER TWO
DAYS LATER
(By Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, Oct. lathe
big-league debut of Paul Giles
pie, the Chicago Cubs new catch
err from Tulsa, Okla, was a base
ball masterpiece.
First time at bat in the Ma
tional League, on Sept. II, he
poled homer into the Polo
Grounds stands. Next game the
, Cubs played, in Boston two days
later, Gillespie blasted another
homer.
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Chapter !
Susan Sees A Challenge

Susan Sees A Challenge
~ USAN DRAKE pressed
- against the window and
\ waved a final farewell
to her mother as the
train eased away from the
platform.
This was it, she reflected.
! The beginning of the end. This was
the trip she had looked forward
to with mild regret-the kind of
regret any girl might have when
she was returning to college for
her senior year. The kind of re-
greet that stems from the sudden
realization that four years of col
1ege can slip by on some of times
best-oiled hinges.
Yet there was difference.
Quite. She remembered that first
trip as a freshman. Half-scared.
Partly doubling. Fortified on the
first lap of the adventure by the
presence of her mother and father
who had made the journey with
her to give her that last measure
of parental encouragement and
advice.
There was difference, all right.
Even in, the manner of family
farewell ceremonies. Today it was
nothing more than perfunctory
motherly kiss and wave at the
station; Detective Lieutenant Leo
Drake was too busy even to see
her off.
Susan took up one of the news
papers at her side and glanced
through it. She was Swimming
over the sports section when the
word "State" caught her eye in
headline and she slowed down for
a look - mostly because Of the
two-column picture under the
headline. 1t was a picture of
dark, curly-haired youth with
looking eyes. One fore
lock of hair was matted to his
forehead and the sharp exposure
had caught the beads of perspira-
ton on his face.
She read the story. Todd Ma
lone 1875 pounds of triple
threat gridiron mechanism &.
hardest-working man on the State
squad headed for his biggest
year potential All-America
She studied the picture for a
long moment. That was the quiet,
StudiouS young man she had sat
next to in English 500, the man
to whom she had screamed anon
ymous encouragement, along with
10000 others, in the huge grey
StduluHl.
Todd Malone wasn't what a girl
might call terribly handsome, but
there was hardly a coed on the
campus who didn't feel an urge
to turn around and take second
look as he passed.
Susan knew from experience.
She had taken that second look,
once, just as he had turned
around, and he had caught her
at it. 1t was the first day of the
spring semester. A few minutes
later they found themselves. just
by chance. sitting next to each
other in that English class.
Susan Drake wasn't any more
conceited than the average girl
with healthy instincts of self
appreciation. But facts were facts.
She was several degrees beyond
a mere pretty, with a catching
combination Of blond hair and
large brown eyes. There were
further physical embellishments
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Stickina To IN

Wife--Mother says she nearly
died laughing over those stories
you told her"
Hub-"Where is shee I'll tell
her some funnieF ones.
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Acron. a Greek physician, is re-
puted to have originated fslmiga-
ton in 473 B. c., hating a plague
in Athens by burning aromatics
in great fires.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

The curfew bell is supposed To
have been introduced into Eng
land by William the Conqueror;
the object was to warn the pubic
10 put out their lights and fires at
eight O'Clock in the evening.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14

Bagliore, the title sometimes
given a musical composition light
and Quaint III character, comes
from the Italian word meaning
flash of light
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-10-14
OLD NOTRE DAME HAD The CLIPPER,
1912 NOTRE DAME HAS The DIPPER
Wide World Features


cOUTH BEND Ind variety nickname usually nd-
y popularity Owen Evans Jr Notre Dame
haac really rate with his teammates who call
Dip The Dppe Fearless Fred and few oheT
flattering endearmens
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AMERICAS GREATS"
AT TRAINING CENTER

The anti-aircraft replacement
training center at Fort Eustis,
Va, could put a big-name base
ball club on the field and then
have some of history's most ia
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LIE G AIS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAN
Gerry.
Case No. S-3G4
LENORA ROIG MADIEDO,
Plaintiff,
JOSEPH RAYMOND MADIEDO.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: JOSEPH RAYMOND MADIEDO,
Residence Unknown.
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint. for
divorce, in the above styled cause
on the End day of November, A. ID.
1912, otherwise the allegations
therein will he taken as confessed
This order to be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks
in The Key West Citizen. a news
paper published in Key West, Flor
Done and Ordered this 2sth day
Of September, A. D. 1s42. = so;ruar
II SEAL) Ross L sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida,
BY: (Sd.) Kathleen Nsttage,
Deputy Clerk.
THOMAS S. CARO-.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
sept30; oct7-14-21, 1912
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. S-352
[HERNINIA BOLETTIERI,
Plaintiff,
FRANK BOLETTIERI.
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
THE STATE OF FLORIDA:
TO FRANK BOLETTIERI
| RESIDENCE UNKNOWN
| 1t is. hereby ordered that you are
required to appear on the 18th day
of November, 1912, before the above
! entitled court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against You in the above
| entitled cause, and The Key West
Citizen is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which this order shall
be published once a week for four
| Cd consecutive weeks.
Witness the Honorable Arthur
| Gomez as One of the Judges OF this
Court and the Seal of this Court In
the City of Key West, Monroe Coun'
Ity. Florida, this 18th day of October,
1912
(SEAI1 Ross C Sawyer
| Clerk Circuit Court, Monroe County
Florida.
BY: (sd.l Florence e. Sawyer
} Deputy Clerk
oct14-2l-2s; nov4.1s42
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The game of handball original
ed in Ireland a thousand years
ago.
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E. ASW. ~ ~ ~ w ~ ~ ~ Az
HAIR WON'T GET
In THEIR EYES
iRx Associated Pressl

lBy Associated PresS)
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,. Oct.
l4.-Tom Stidham. Marquette
football coach. has ordered
crew haircuts for all his play
ers.
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plate. That's the day he quit
his diet.
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FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Little
change in temperature tonight.
Florida: Little change in tenn
perature tonight; possibly drizzle
or light showers near east-central
and southeast coast.
Hatteras, N. c., to Apalachi-
cola, Fla: No small craft or storm
warnings have been issued.
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Tomorrow's Tides
ego. g.
Naval Basel
High Tide Low Tide
1:39 am: $40 am.
3:13 pm. 1853 pm.
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Relative Humidity
77qc
Tornorrow's Almanac
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Injured Man Left
At Hospital; Hunt Trio

Police today are looking for
three men who were with Jasper
Hawkins. 80, of 62l4 Florence
Avenue a few heHf'S before he was
taken 10 Herman Kiefer Hospital
with a skull fracture and other
injuries by an unidentified cal
driver.
Hawkins was moved 10 Receiv.
ing Hospital and Is IN such serious
condition ne has not been ques.
toned by police Relatives said
Hawkins came 10 his mother
house in Wayne Sunday night &c
get $40 and was accompanied by
three men. Early yesterday he
was left ar the hospital IN Al
UNCONSCIOUS state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
New Defense Homes
Ready in Few Days

Rentals for 500 government
constructed homes al Center Lake,
the first Of which will be available
for occupancy by workers IN four
industrial plants in the area
within a few days. Will range from
$50 per month for one bedroom
units 70 S35 a month for those
with three bedrooms IT WAS an.
.nounced today
The project is located on Ten
Mile road near Van Dyke avenue.
Employees Of the ChrySler Tank
plant the Hudson Naval Ordnance,
the Dodge Truck and the Briggs
Manufacturing Company plants
near the site Will occupy the
homes. They may obtain applica.
tions from the personnel Offices Of
their respective plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

SANTA BARBARA Cal. Feb
"a uNS).-The people of Santa
Barbara who left their radios dur
ing President RooScvelts broad
cast 10 the nation and ran for
cover when an enemy submarine
shelled a nearby oil field remained
calm during their first experience
under fire. civilian defense officials
reported today.
There was no panic no ny
steria-and the blackout ma
emery used for the first tame
since air raid wardens were ap-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Spur House-to -House
Campaign for Books

More than 400 women who
volunteered for civilian defense
work today were engaged IN a
house-to-house drive 10 obtain the
balance Of the 100000 books which
Detroit has pledged 70 give 10 the
men in the armed services.
Mrs. Walter Lalb Of 1926
Strathcona avenue is head Of the
drive. Harold B. Morse. as cap
tain of the book collection divi-
son. has 100 men ready 10 answer
calls 10 pick up the books the
women secure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Hesemdn Wins Third
Straight Doq Derby

ASHTON. Ida Feb p INS)
His feet team of mixed Irish
settlers and StaghoundS today had
brought 10 Everett Heseman of
Ashton, a third straight victory IN
the tWenty-SlXth annual American
dog derby-oldeSt dogSlcd event in
the nation
The team sped six times around
the snow packed tMn=mile -.
IN 10 minutes and - seconds 20
give HeSeman permanent posses
sion of the Acknowledgements
trophy for three triumphs in the
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Sabotage Ruled Out
In Normandie Blaze

NEW YORK, Fob, u ms .-
Sabotage has been ruled out as
the cause Of the fire. that wrecked
the Normandlc AZ her pier, Fire
Commissioner Patrick Walsh dts
closed today
The conclusion was reached
after $50 persons had been queS-
toned during an investigation con
Quoted by Chief Fire Marshal
Thomas p. Brophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
State Fair Authority
OF Police Upheld
Time. stan Correspondent

LANSING. Feb. - Detroit po-
hoe and Wayne County deputy
Shcriff> have the power 10 enforce
local ordinances within the gates
of The state Fair Grounds. At
iorncy General Herbert j. RuShton
ruled today
In response 10 a request for an
opinion from Fair Manager Ber-
nard j Youngblood who emissions
dispensing with dozens of special
policemen az the falrA RuShton
said that police have rs much
authority IN the grounds as any
place else
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Gas Burner Blast
Damages Cleaners

4 gas burner left on under a
steam boiler used for pressing
clothes was blamed by the arson
squad today for the explosion
which wrecked the rear of the
NcNicholS Cleaners and Launder-
crS 1921 West McNlcholS road
Morn, Nomcr. 3S the proprietor,
told police he forgot 10 turn off
rho gas when he went home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
KOronski Elected
Head Of Road Group
Time. star Correspondent

FEB. u George
w koronSki engineer Of the
Gogehic County Road Commission
has been elected president Of the
Michigan Association of Road
Commissioners and Engineers. IT
was announced today by DR.. Louis
Wehber, executive director.
Other officers elected are, Bor
y. JeffS. MiSSaukee County roaC
commissioner, vice president, Loui
+. Levin, engineer Of the Chip
pewa County Road Commission
reelected secretary treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Workers Get Back Wages

Voluntary restitution totallnG
SsS2 SO IN back wages has beer
made 10 Is employees Of the
Moulds Brass boundary Company
Of Benton Harbor under provision,
of the wage and hour act II was
announced today by Harry A
Reifin, director Of tn Q Detroit
office of the wage and hour adj
I minStration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Students 10 Give PLAY

The Spirit Of II a play do
plcting the history of the United
States and lis bearing on our
morale today. viii be gwen by
students of Mackenzie High School
on Friday night February y The
civilian defense council of the
school did the script while Miss
Elizabeth Cure handled the d.
rcCtOrS duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Restaurants Sign AFL Pact

Signing Of a contract with the
Marcus hamburger restaurant,
covering 100 employees in Il
branch stores was announced 20.
day by Al Renner. business agent
of Local 705. Hotel and RcSiau.
rant Employees Alliance CAtL)
Renner said that the contract pro-
Ivided for closed shop. pay IN.
IcreaSeS and vacations with pay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Liquor Returns 10 Hawaii

HONOLULU. Feb. q up
Liquor came back 10 Hawai- today
as military authorities relaxed
'cXpcrimentally' the prohibition
which had made the islands dry
since December :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Civil War Vet Dies

IONA. Feb. 81 GNS)-Lemue
Tlngley, go, Ionia last Civil Wai
veteran Is dead AIr ,rfneiry
settled on 4 farm near Iona after
The war and has lived here since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24

BLACK COCKER SPANIEt~-License 47nss
/ Reward 50 North Highland Park Uni
vers.ty 3-5944
LOST Nurses black leather instrument
case In Grace Harper restaurant Coz
uwh'a 5000 Reward
test BLACK, WHITE AND TAN COLLIE
Liberal reward Telephone Dearborn 44as-W.
RFDBONE Coon Huntin Dog-(Six
months ~ pounds Reward Townsend
s. csS7
WHITE male Spitz licensed strayed from
73f3 American. Reward. Tyler s-ssT2
WRISTWATCH -Ladys gold Longine
sweep second hand, keepsake. re-
parf COMmha OSLO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Enlist lines Aid in Hunt

The Detroit Times has been
asked 10 aid IN locating Lester
Charles ClemmonS His wife dlcd
Sunday in Midland Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-24
Death notl1es

ALI-tRD February % Jean, wife Of
Lawrence mother Of Patricia. daughter
- Mrs Ruth Common Funeral Wednesday
- a. m. from a. n Peters Funeral
~ me l2o57 Grauot' a. m al st.
Joachim Church
BRNTTo-Feb y 1872 MYRTLE Brstto
ot -2C7 TNsn',-fttri 81 beloved ~ife
Wham dear mother ~ kenneth
Michael. talehter ~ MARI and The late
newton kgee Fgners. from John !
1eeion Flrevsl Mansion 1870 inland
if--f J7fn"r " warren. Wednesday a.
ULtRKF Fen a. 1852 Harry C.. n
A. R-a-.f-fs fIftrs.r- furUts Farms. passed
away ~ Ios Angeles ca husband ~
Ftrei Clarke and father ~ Edwin Fu-
neral services At chapel n William r
Hamilton Company Cass avenue A. Alexan
1r1e. Friday afternoon A. O'Clock
EBER-Fcuruary % Clsrice beloved
daughter ~ Paul and Marie Eber OF
Funeral service from \ De Santies
Funeral Home. Chalmers Ave. a. Charlie.
tolN Tuesday a. 80, -. Philip Neri
Church a. O'Clock
IaRo>IK-February p, AHtenta ~ loiss
Somerset. beloved mother OF the late
I.Ttr7 jarosIh' Mrs Margarei Peterson.
Mrs. Cert rude Hsuswirtn Leo, Andrew
and Theodore Jsroslk Also - grand
children survive and one great grsndchild.
SERVICES = 80 y fi0tk wednesday az X
O. 6 Harris Funeral Home 1921
Hsrper ann q O'Clock A. Guardian Angels
IIETkF- February 2f Leo, Of 2O54 Willow
Dearborn dear uncle NJ Anna Schramm,
Minnie Httlnger. Marion Brown. Alma
We chill and Hugo Lietke Funeral service
Tuesday a. > p m from Querfeld Funeral
Home ie305 Monroe, Dearborn. Burial
Sort hview.
LIrSIN>kI julius r. % 1889 Helen Ave,
beloved husband ~ Cio'ile (nee Frum
v'Ur~, dear father q Marie and Andrew
mother - Frank Funeral Wednesday
Ir- n Eal-.laa-E HR@ssf--firrre,- 1871 Fast
q and boulevard ~ q 30. SIS. Peter and
Paul jesuit Church AZ 10 10.
WtIkFR-Wt'larn beloved son % Anna
Kszrata. dear brother Of Louis, stanley;
Anthony Joseph Frank. Mrs, Casper
Brooks Mrs Sorher Hoffman Mrs Nor
man Ierhs' Funeral from 1922 Field
Trursday e 20 - Anthony Church ~ 10.
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EXPERIENCED used car manhood lot
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Funeral Directors
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~ 1859 Helen Ave
Cio'ile (nee Frum
Marie and Andrew
Funeral Wednesday
n HOME. 1871 Fast
2 30. SIS. Peter and
10 Og