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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

NAA3AAAS OH elto&Cl1ly oW Oh "
doesn't necessarily insure a players
future. In fact, it's no insurance at
all that the winner will be around
the Hollywood scene IL months
later.
Remember LuiSe Rainier? In 1886
and again in 1887 Miss Rainer was
handed an oscar" for brilliant per-
formances in THE Great ziegfeld"
and "The Good Earth And vet
hardly more than a year later her
star had set. She made two bad
pictureS-and was gone. Still is.
For many years Gale Sender
gard has been playing the real-life
role of Hollywood's forgotten woman.
Miss Sondergaard is the only actress
In screen history who ever won an
academy award for her first per-
formance. That was back in 1886.
The picture was Anthony Adverse. !"
and the subtle Sondergaard define
alton of the part of Faith got her
honors as the best supporting player
OF that year.
Il was and still am very proud of
that statuette," said Gale between
scenes of MY Favorite Blonde" in
which she is playing with Bob Hope
and Madeleine Carroll at Para
mount. "Still, I can't say that it
did much for my career. Since
winning it I seem to have been a
sort of hit-and-miss proposition
mostly miss"
Miss Sondergaard's lack of OBJ
portunity is unfathomable to stu
dents of Hollywood's begged down
casting system.
Hope, who has way of making a
strong point by the shortest verbal
route, paid the actress high COM
pllment when he said:
She can accomplish more by
doing less than any man, woman or
child I ever saw on stage or screen.
She merely looks mysterious in the
background and steals the scene"
This role is the most important
she has had in many months. It's
a spy comedy in which she plays an
INSCRIPTIONS adventures, leader of
a gang of German secret agents who
are in this country with the worst
possible intentions toward your
Uncle Sam, The suggestion is that
all OF them are in love with her.
There's nothing orthodox about
the Sondergaard beauty. Maybe it
isn't beauty at all. In fact, when
Gale first approached Jessie Bon
STEELE for admission to the latter's
Detroit Stock Company training
school for so many sterling Thespian
careers, she was turned down for
lack of beauty. At times the lady
Is almost ugly. But she never fails
to be arresting.
That initial turn-down from the
Bonstelle troupe didn't discourage
her. She had transformed in the
sticks with John E. Kellerd and
Shakespeare repertoire and been
stranded often enough to have
learned how to bounce back. So she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Redhead Turns
Blond, Becoming
Nicer For 1t
Wide World News.

HOLLYWOOD.
When Iris Adrian was . redhead
she was q very. very tough girl on
the screen. Now that she's q blond
her flm personality has become
sweeter.
I'm still the hard-boiled, dumb
type" says Iris, ~but now I have .
heart Of gold"
Iris Identifies herself - the sur
plus blond Of ''Tbo Many Blends,
the nght-haired heavy Of the forth
coming Rings on Her Fingers.
the gun mol Of "Roxie Hart" ard
. figure in more than q dozen other
movies of the past year and q half.
Born fright here IN Santa Monica,
Calif.," she acquired q Brooklyn &C
cent while dancing In Ziegfeld cho-
ruses 10 years ago.
The tough blond business is fair
to good, says Iris, because there
aren't so many Of my type around. +"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

He was not bitter, understand, just
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

from its display room at the London
Science Museum, and Is now being
used by Herbert Wilcox for his
Anna Neagle-starring production Of
Woman With Wings" 1t is being
filmed for R-K-O Radio at the
Denham Studio near London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
When. Undergrads
Okay the Girl,
| She's a Success
Wide World NeWg,

HULL WOUJO.
The appeal Of q new actress to
the college lads is . certain gauge
Of her popularity with the public.
II the undergraduates invite her
to prohs and football games and
request her photo to decorate the
walls Of their fraternity houses,
studios believe she's "in" with the
rest of the paying customers.
Although Janet Blair-the reason
for this item-has been In only two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

W e airy and q
trif1e sad.
Bogart who, in
the best tradi-
tons of actor
villains, Is one OF
the most ami
a b l e, W t t y
gentlemen alive,
Is not sad today.
He Is not get
ting death-bed
speeches, to be
sure, but he is
g e t tin 6 some
thing better, a
hero. Not a hero
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

pictures, she has had A5 bids to
college social affairs, Columbia Stu
dio reports, and at least 40 fra
ternity houses have her autographed
pictures.
Janet Is Q very fetching brunei,
and you can't blame the lads.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Olivia's a Squaw

Following Enrol Flynn into the
tribe Olivia de Havilland, Raoul
Walsh and two Warner Bros. Of
ficials, H. N. Warner and 8. Charles
Enfield, have oficiaily become hon.
orary Sioux chieftains with the
receipt of doeskin documents bear
ing their Indian names.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Beetling Bogart Is Happy
To Find Self a Hero
Thinks He Might Even Be Flynn
Before He Goes Back to Villainy;
Johnny Eager Is Held Over
BY JAY CARMODY,

The last time Humphrey young
contrary a
outside Warner Bros forgotten number
would
always got the long death speeches That left only the quick silent death
for Boga and he felt frustrating who had great talent
trcking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Oscars Worth to Winners
Is Highly Variable Item
Ginger Rogers Got Huge Salary Raise,
But Luise Rainier Lost Her Job;
Miss Sondergaard Is Dubious
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.


What does academy award player honored
Some profit nightly by the distinction
Take Ginger Rogers
sauete for her performance kitty
strength OF that victory she negotiated picture
Others have progressed similarly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
.Ferrdrd Bout
Is Dubs' Goal

A bout with Tony Ferrara has
been promised Harvey Dubs
Windsor welterweight. if he scores
a decisive victory over frankie
Mari Of Pittsburgh. Tuesday night
al the Moose Temple
The New York Italian boasts a
victory over Young Kid Mccoy,
and DubS would be firmly eStab-
lIShod on the upper rungS Of the
division If he gets past -FerrdTa.
Fcrfara is managed by Chris Dun
dee. good friend Of promoter
Scotty Montcith. who is confident
ne can get the match.
FIRST. however. DubS must got
past Mari who has amaSSed con-
siderable Of a record. Managed
10y Jack Beck, he has lost only
eight OF 81 fights.
Other 1O-round features ON the
double windup matches are Frank
ZamariS. the baby bombShell, with
Harry Feur>tein. 6 feet , inch
heavyweight from SanduSky. O.
ZamarIS VIII give away 10 inches
and - pounds in seeking his fifth
consecutive knockout IN Detroit.
A supporting card Of three bouts
has also been arranged by Mon
.tpltb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
DaWsOn's &C Takes
Lead in Coast Golf

DEL MAR Cal, Jan, 81 OUPl.
Johnny Dawson. sporting goods
from Hollywood and ono
Of tho top fight amateurs Of golf
scored a sparkling 66 today -
take the individual lead in the
81 600 Bung Crosby prO-amateuT
tournament at the Rancho Santa
Fc course.
Dawson was SiN under par Tor
the long and tricky course lie
grabbed a onc-Slroke advantage
over Leland Gibson. >tocky Kansas
City professional VINO shot his
round today IN 81.
Dawson went around in 1924
knocking in seven brides and TAX
ing only one bogy five which
came when nc oNcrShot a green.
His most sensational shot was
made before large gallery on
the ninth hole when he holed a
iO-foot putt for "A birdie three.
Gibson cqualCd par for most Of
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his round. but deviated long
enough 10 cage two brides and an
eagle three by canning A five-foot
putt TO the eighteenth.
Hogan and Sncad had ranked as
favorlteS in pretournament guess
ing but both ran into trouble.
Snead shot four brides in a row
on his first nine and came in two
under par AT 81. On the back
nine. however. he blew up twice.
taking a-S!N-nn par four Number
IL. and seven on the par four
fifteenth. His back nine score was
43 10 total =.
Hogan was erratic al tho start
making the first nine in 3S but
settled down 10 negotiate the back
nine in 33 for a total Of Il.
Crosby shot a 4O-37-77 and
helped Sncad 10 such an extent
that their best ball score in the
pro-amatcur competition was SIS.
Hope and Hogan had best ball
total Of 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sabin Trims Van Horn
To Reach Pro Finals

ORLANDO. Fla. Jan. 81 CUP).
Wayne Sahin. new recruit 10
the ranks /of the tennis pros.
blasted his way into the finals Of
The Orlando professional toufna-
ment today, with a -, 6-3 60
win over Welby Van Horn youth
ful Californian.
Ram halted tho SemifmalS match
between Keith Gledhill Of Glen
dale. Cal, and Dick Skren Of
Beverly Hills Skeen won the first
set, 90. and Glenhill was leading
30. in the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
BY SID MERCER
corxrlshA 1872. petrolt Time.


The first professional avoid a knockout by Joe Louis
Jack Kranz of Gary. He Joes fourth Chicago
opponent the summer 1894 and he lost eghtround
decision.
We mentioned in last Sundays opening chapter how Louis
then Detroit for his first appearance They
him good tough fellow, Alex Borchuk who still fighting
under the of Al Delaney.
"He sure could punch" recoects Louis "He hit me
with a right to the mouth and broke off a tooth"
Borchuk went in the fourth.
A short time later fight that threw into
Louis Eddie Long well known Chicago matched
his heavyweight Art Sykes with joe Sykes knocked
out in the eighth round and collapsed
They kept In the dressing long time that
night" Louis remembers II good and worried. tell
you. But Sykes out all right and that big relief
Louis wound up the year going nearly eight rounds
with Lee Ramage before he penetrated the Califonlans
clever defense. Ramage rated the best heavyweight
the Pacific Coast
Regarding his bout, Louis tells:
IL never many left jabs before since Ramage
couldn't punch but he kept off balance with jabs and
tied up inside don't believe hit him good punch
until the eighth round and that punch stopped him."
A few weeks later Louis repeated that knockout in
California but this time he stopped Ramage in the second
round.
The young was improving rapidly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Wayne u. Track
Schedule Lists
Meets al Home
First for Tarfars
Here in ; Years;
Wineo Heads Squad

For the first time in three years,
Wayne UniverSity's track sched-
ule. announced by Athletic Di-
rector David l.. Holmes, Saturday,
lists meets that will find the Tar
tarS competing AT home.
The 14-meet indoor and outdoor
card will find Wayne on home
grounds on four occasions. In
doors tho Tartars will clash with
Kalamazoo College February IA
and with Albion. February q. The
two opponents for the outdoor
competition are pending
Heading a group of five Veter-
ans who return 10 the team IS
Bob Wingo. an all-around man
who specializes in the 40 The
others are Ralph Betker, for the
shot put and field events; Bob
Grant, Splinter; Carl Macy,
hurdler. and Lin Wright for the
220. 440 and relays.
The schedule:
February I4-KAlamazoo, here.
Fehruarv 2i-Albion. here
February Is National A a.
I g. Fihif UFfl ~ fhfi lshUNiNE
March s-T-eeutrai- c0tiFgIarss a. East
Lansing
March - Butler RELAYS A. indianapolis
March q Knights Of COLUMBUS Games
at Cleveland
April 2t25- Penn Relays at Phusdel-
phia
Mav Wayne Relays, here
MAY Dual meet pending
MAY 1919 state meet A. Fast Lansing
May p Dual meet. pending
MAy 30-State A.-A.-E--m sHtra1ka}a-
mAZoo.
June Central co,legis'es. At Mi
waukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Jan
II ms. 80 Francisco ScCura
South American champion and
seeded 30 !, today moved INTO
the >cmlllnalS of the Florida West
Coast tennis tournament 10y
trounclng John Dennis Of 81
Petersburg, Florida junior public
courts tItlcholder, 6-3, Ga
Second seeded George Littleton-
Rogers. Irish Davis cupper de-
feated Tommy Kahler, Miami So.
o., and third seeded Jerry Crow
Their OF HcrmoSa Beach. Cal, dis
posed Of Billy Blake. Miami, 6-3,
So. Billy Gillespie Of Atlanta at
tanned The ScmlfInalS by beating
Jim NuJllc ST. Petersburg, 6-3,
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Municipal Basket ball League

At GRUESEt.-s, Cs'herins G Y. o.
~ Cardinals A. c. 81 p. m n.
CLASS a" WEST SIDE
At KEONK BNd Congregational IS
OR fpas Guadalrpe : 80 p m Falcon
Sports CId Timers IN IN
AT Ht TCHtNS Turner'S ~ Metro 3
Z pD 0 ~ 2u'h Ientpr, - Rebels
G. 500 ~. m rimken IS Post once
% 900 u poo
AZ NrNCrr tbs club - AT Nations
g b w tB Cuat an Gardens VS. Jas
fu.,..t So = go 81 IN
All IEFFFHSD% Rtrdhursi 's
Montgomery ward 90 g N Rockies vs
Guardians s..
At ROYs CLUR Eagles A e. - Boys
club On 3 m tBI
At NFfGHBoRHOOp HOUSE. Nsirh
horhood cub ~. Cadillac. 5 90 y m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
DORIS DtESkOW.

Park Rollcrdromc arc Bob Rice
and BcrnICc koWalSkl
Wells Rink has acquired two
new pros in CLAYTON Barron and
Runclda Hill Seen skating there
wore David Ahdoo Fall Raul.n.
John Amcnt- Dick Blowers. John
Baloch. Mary CrimlnS. Joe lladdy.
Eugene Friday Mary Rlopcllc.
Doris SChmith and Irene Banner.
More tban 500 tickets have
been sold for tho Old-Trmcr's party
SGT for Saturday night ~ Arcadia
Skating with old-tImo music for
this night Will begin az - 30 q. m.
and continue until they're ready
to quit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
VARSITY RINK BUSY

troit Figure Skatlng Club carnival
Stars and Stripes AT Arena
Gardens last week which viii
have its second showing thi,
Tuesday
THE show was superb. Tho
skaters were wonderful. ! he
lieNe after seeing Bruce ToWle
roller skate that he j. better
than Walter Stokosa tWhO Won
The national title two years aEol
ever was" he stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
arrv (bn
Full Schedule in 1912 for
International League

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 INS).-
The International League. only
minor league 10 fulfil all playing
commitments during the previous
war. will hold IFS schedule meet
ING for the 1912 season here to-
morrow. and will make plans for
full schedule Of l54 games.
President Frank ShaughneSSy an
nounced today
Opening games viii he Montreal
AT Jersey City. Toronto Al SYRIA
cruise. Buffalo AT Newark and
Rochester Al Baltimore, with the
season to open on April is and
close on September 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Skates Derby
Postponed on
Account Of Rain
New Date TO Be Set
Monday; Entry Lists
viii Remain Open
BY KEN HALL
Gold and silver skates Editor

OSllpltN vi d'NulIIll pi ram
We have been accustomed TO
that announcement during the
baseball season. but the rains Of
Friday and Saturday caused a de-
lay in the twentieth annual De-
troit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby. Tho officials I'm
charge of the annual meet on
Monday Will set a new date.
There viii be- more than 300
skaters competing when the meet
IS held Events Will include speed,
fancy skating and novelty events,
plus barrel jumping and other
spectacular thrills
Additional entries VIII be re-
ceived during the early part of
next week. and for many events
the entries are not taken until
lust before the race. This enables
all 10 participate.
Watch the Times for additional
information on the Now date The
races VIII be held AZ Belle Isle.
-RuV "A Rombpr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
TWo-Step Contest

Two-step contest Is SGT for
Tuesday THURSDAY Friday and
Saturday night this week AZ Rtv-
CrSldc. while Lincoln Rink was
host recently 20 the parcnt-toacher
group OF the Lincoln Park school
system
Oscar KlauSner who has charge
Of The figure skating events of
tho Times Gold and Silver Skates
Derby at Belle Isle Sunday. was
profuse in his praise OF the De
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
PoWn' Around
by MARGARET RUSSELL

NEWS coz TIE Kinks:
Ono of the most active UnkS IN
the city IS Varsity Gardens. II
seems there's something going on
the,c cAorN nIrhi. Thursdav nlght
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
buy a Bomber
Giants Send Contracts TO -

NEW YORK. Jan. 81 up
Now York Giants announced to-
night they have mailed out con-
tracts to % men including Nor
man Babe Young the first
ba>cman who has been drafted
80 holdout difficulties were eX-
nccfcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Louis went TO Chicago for bout with Roy Lazer.
after which Black and Roxborough New York for
conference with Mike Jacobs This their meeting
with the who from that time assumed the promotion
rights TO Louis and, with Black and Roxborough formed
bookings strongest triumvrate.
Louis had previously been matched tange with Matte
Brown in Detroit late in March. Brown heavyweight
cutie He made good fighters look bad though doing
much himself.
Jacobs was casting for opponent for Primo Camera
IN summer fight for the Milk Fund But he not sold
Louis until after he him in action against Brown
Jacobs was beginning to the fore promoter,
although he controlled big indoor He discovered
Louis before the boxing directors Of Madison Square Garden
aWoke TO the possibilities of the young westerner.
The LouisBroyn match in Detroit blown up such
proportions that several boxing writer's from New York
covered it. Jacobs satisfied with what
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

.thcu prize mas.
,qucr1dc vas tho
taik OF the
Flown and prize,
Iwero given for
.se best fancy
iEIn al anc
gct-upS
r ebrUary , is
set for tho sec.
Bond a INIT ia
'Rube party anc
prize
kvill he gIvcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Second Time He Didn't Last

Brown went the 10-round limit by employing all the
defensive subteruges long experience had taught him. He
took beating, nevertheless and the decision Louis
Two years later the Dark Destroyer knocked Brown
in Kansas City, This time Matte tagged for keeps the
fourth round. None of the went the limit with
Louis survived second match.
The Camera fight for the last week in June
Black and RoXborough set up training camp Pompton
Lakes y. j. for Louis month advance of the battle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Always Courteous to Newspapermen

All of the Louis training camps have been unusual
because of uniform couesies newspaper That,
great responsible for oes good press probably
the best any heavyweight champion had
The champion himself developed aplomb and unerring
instinct for doing the right thngno only the ring but
beyond the His recent defense of his title against
Buddy Bear for the United States Navy and his genuine
eagerness to join the army honest gestures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

for tho best costumes.
RcSidcN this every Saturday
afternoon there arc races for boys
and girls under 10 years old and
.on Sunday nights there Is a waltz
contest.
Dance contest winners at Rouge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
-BuN a BOmDPr-
ldvdgetto EnIists
In Naval Air Corps

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 UP).--
Harry Cookie Lavagetto third
baScman. notified the Brooklyn
Dodgers today that he has enlisted
i'm The naval air corps Al his home
IN Alameda. Cal. Although Lava
-otto- has an m tour pilot :
license. has enlistment came As n
mild surprise since he was IN Glass
"A of tho draft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
COTTON FIELD TO A CROWN
HOxu .INcObS .DiScOuey'eA' Louis

(This is the second in a series of Sunday stories
on the rise of Joe Louis from a boy in the cotton
fields of Alabama to the heavyweight champion
ship of the lDorid and Whose behavior titieholder
has placed him of the greatest athletes of
all time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Sundays Soccer

MICHIGAN AMATEUR LEAGUE
A. So'taF Park
H.r.4-Iaos - Neuet ans ] 90 = m,
ifr. ,.tsrs rs So Clsr so r m.
A. Tatnr FIELD
Ta.aranS - ChrsSIrr 30 p m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
Another Coast Bat+Ier Falls

Donald t"Red') Barry another California victim
of Louis. He in the third.
BY this time the exploits of Louis making head
lines from coast Ed Frayne then sports editor of
the New York American seeking match for the Free
Milk Fund His brother. Pat Frayne of the San Francisco
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Joe had at last arrived spot where he rated chef
tutor-he still wrestling with school books-a trainer
and of sparrn partners S25 day each He
could get cheap human punching bags because he really
punished them.
Louis puzzle big time boxing writer's for long
time. Naturally shy and reserved glib alker and
i'll at before he hard interview He
couldn't put that great big smile for the photographers
because he smiled only when he at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Buy "A Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

-RmN a Ennlllcr-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-07
u
POSTMASTER DION .27
CLARIFIES MATTER & i
RELATIVE TO MAIL

According to statement made
by Postmaster Fred ]. Dion, fire.
quent calls are coming to the post
office which indicate that the
public was under the impression
that acceptance of packages
would be refused after Deem
Der 5. In explaining the matter,
Postmaster Dion said:
Mail and packages will be &C
cepted anytime. Due to trans
portation difficulties, more delays
are naturally being encountered
than is usually the case during the
holiday season, but it is more than
likely that all packages delivered
at the postoffice up to and includ-
ing the 18, will arrive on or be
fore Christmas, except possibly
where the distances are very
great. .-92 i,.,..a..f.1
I'm former years many Christ
mas packages were received and
delivered after, Christmas and it
is likely that the same sevice will
be necessary this year.
THE usual special Christmas
service will be given this year,
with the office remaining open all
day Saturday, December IL, and
Is, and will be closed all day on
Christmas.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-07
RECREATIONAL
PROJECT TAKEN
UP ON FRIDAY

A meeting was held Friday
night on the proposal to improve
the recreational facilities in Bay
view Park. Reports were receiv-
ed from DR.. J. B. Parramore, Ju-
Illus Stone. B. c. Moreno and
Ralph Russell.
Lieutenant T. c. Ryker, U.S.A.,
offered suggestions on the plan
ming of the proposed pool, which
were deemed to be of much merit.
Carl Bervaldi presided at the
meeting in the absence of Chair
man Glenwood Sweeting.
DR.. Parramore recommended
that the state engineer be request
ed to give his opinion on the best
way to obtain water for the pro-
posed pool. It had been expected
the engineer would be present at
the meeting, but he sent word
here that he was too busy to at
tend.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-12-07
FERNANDEZ TAKEN
TO REFORM SCHOOL

Tony Fernandez, IA, who broke
into Frank Johnson's Jewelry
Store, with three other boys and,
who later broke into J. Lancelot
Testers law office, is on his way
to the state reformatory at Mari
anna. He left at 100 o'clock this
morning in the custody of Sher-
Tiff Berlin Sawyer.
After Tony had pleaded guilty
to being a party to the Johnson
store burglary, Judge William V.
Albury of the criminal court sem
fenced him to serve two years in
the refermatory. However, the
sentence was suspended on as
surance received from Tony and
members of his family that he
would lead a better life.
Tony kept his promise for
couple of months, and then he was
caught breaking into Mr. Testers
office. The result was that Judge
Albury put the suspended SEN
tence into effect and Sheriff Saw
yer started the trip this morning
to take Tony to Mariana.