The Key West Citizen Newspaper, October 29, 1938, Page 3

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, . Seeececeocececeseocce 1938 POR TS RTS 3 eccccces Ja: The eiiiilinn Air eeccerecce Extra-curricular activity for University ing like this, as result of gliders’ popularit ; of § on Unbeaten Notre Dame vs Once Beaten Army In 25th Clash Famous Series B Began With Knute Rockne Blossom- ing As Star knd; First Game Upset By GARDNER SOULE Spor.s Editor, AP Feature Service The Army-Notre Dame series, one of the most important in the history of football, was the re- sult of a big mistake. Before the 1913° Army campaign, Major Charles Daly, the coach, told Army’s student manager to sched- ule a team for the third Saturday in October. “Get some Western college that will not make it too intcresting” , the Army coach Z- Jb i The. yqung manager pondered possible opponents, and , discov- ered that an obscure ‘football team from the midwest had roll- ed up 102 points on St. Viator’ “Here is the team”, thought he. “Good publicity, no danger”. The name of the team was Notre Dame. What followed is history. Notre Dame won in an upset, 35-13, principally because of an end named Knute Rockne, a boy who had a roommate ramed Gus Dorais. The Dorais-to-Rockne ferward passing combination brought victory to the Fighting Irish. That game © lifted Notre Dame out of obscurity into the lime- light as a gridiron power. That game, before 3,000 spectators who paid nothing, helped more than any other single contest to establish the forward pass as an offensive weapon. Notre Dame completed 12 pass- es out of 19, an average that would be high today But the s was not new. Field- ing Yost’s teams at Michigan had been using it since about the turn of the century There have been 24 Army- Notre Dame games. The 1933 game, October 29. is the 25th. Army has won five, tied two. Notre Dame has won 17. There never Was a game be- tween these two teams that wasnt’ a thriller. It doesn’t matter if one team is undefeated and the other is mediocre. Past records can be forgotten. This year Notre Dame is unbeaten, but holds thre ene-touchdown victories. Army has lost only to Columt 18-20 The serics has produced facular rroup of her them was Jack E yards score a touchdov win for the Irish in Yan dium in 1929. Elder's interception of Chris Cagle’s pass was no chance event. Knute Rockne, by that time a famous coach, had re hearsed for this possible develop- ment. When the chance came, El der, a fast spr to one- nter, was ready Four Horsemen—S: Layden won for Notre Da 1924, by scores of 15 The genius of Knute Rockne runt all through the story of the rerier. And it showed especially in Notre Dame's 12-6 victory in TWO BASEBALL GAMES SUNDAY AT NAVY FIELD OPENER WILL BRING TOGETH- ER BACARDIS AND TRO- JANS; CONCHS AND POUL- TRYMEN IN NIGHTCAP Sunday afternoon at Navy Field local baseball clubs, the Monroe County Paseball League, will play the 62nd and 63rd games of the year. The opener will get underway at 1:15 o’clock sharp. The to clubs scheduled to play in this offair the Bacardi Club and Trojans, both, matched, w hich will result in a good game. Joe C Malgrat will pitch for the Rum boys. Casa twirled but five innings | Sunday and did a very good job—he looked like the Casa of old. Malgrat has pitched two games since joining the Bacardi Club and lost 3 to ? to the Poultry team and 7 to 5 to the Conchs. Izzy Rodrigue” will be behind the plate. For the Trojans, Harry Wickers, the speed ball king, who pitched four and two-thirds innings in Miami last Sunday, or Salincro will be on the mound, with Joe Navarro on the receiving end. In the second game, if is played, Key West Conchs_ will meet Key West Poultry and Egg nine. Conchs will use Robert Bethel. Fans know what Robert ean do in the box. Albury will be behind the plate. Poultrymen will send Gates to the mound and Cyril Griffin behind the plate. Standing of the clubs Trojans i} Poultry Key We Bacardi Club Booster Club members of are evenly it 1,000 MANY CATS AT FIRE There a fire CHICAGO. many cats at that firemen had to hose on them before continue extinguishing of a burning shanty fish. were so in this city turn the they could the fire containing STOPS SUDDENLY ni days, —After Mrs. pave @ ist as yawn Harold McKee 1928. The score was tied. 6-6. Rockne put Johnny O'Brien— who had one nothing outstand- ing in football—onto the field. With Notre Dame on Army's 40- yard stripe, Johnny Niemiec pass- ed to O'Brien. who was outside the cadet left wing. The throw went 38 yards. O’Brien ran the other five for the touchdown. Then O'Brien. afier the one play. went back to the bench. ne Wace olled liar who en won 12 1922 plunged touchdown @eeevseecce>r200006 iney students includes glider launch- | chocl campus in Australia. ASSOCIATED PRESS SPORTLIGHT By DILLON GI GRAHAM AP Feature Service Writer "4 a | WOMAN SWIMS UNDER WATER 303 FEET By SAM JACKSON AP Feature Service Writer SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 28.— The world’s underwater swim- ming record for women, which stood for more than 40 years, has been broken by an _ 18-year-old college girl who dosn’t even take her swimming seriously. It was in 1895 that Anne John- son of Salford, England, swam 151 feet 6 inches without coming up for air. Now Ruth Kahl has gone 303 feet—exactly twice the distance you'll find listed in the sports records books. Experts say they can think of no record in any sport that has been beaten more decisively That Ruth’s performance was: no freak is attested by her week- ly exhibitions at Santa Cruz, a popular California beach resort. Ruth has been swimming every Saturday night ‘before thousands of spectators”, relates Skip Lit- tlefield, her professional. “We let the best men swimmers see how far they can go under water, and then Ruth dives in and beats them. Duke Wes Surprised That usually takes about 270 fcet, a big gain on the women’s ‘cord in itself. It requires Ruth to stay under water about two minutes. As soon as she’s beaten (he best man’s mark, we send in guards to stop her and avoid un- necessary strain”. The famous Duke Kahanamo- ku and his swimming troupe were at Santa Cruz last summer and were amazed at the “girl subma- rine”. None of the islanders, men cr women, could equal her. A report has spread around that Miss Kahl had great diffi- culty learning to swim on the sur- face but readily took to her fish- like underwater performance. “That’s ridiculous”, says the girl herscif. “I've been swimming since I was 6 years old. As chil- dren we used to see who could stay under water the longest, so actually I've had plenty of ex- perience in that line”. Considers Men’s Mark She demonstrated with a erful craw] stroke and graceful dives. off the board. Coach Littlefield, who is tak- ing steps to have Ruth’s record officially listed, says her per- formance is the more remarkable because she is not a very tech- nically accomplished swimmer “She lacks rhythm and cordin- ation”, he says. Littlefield thinks that, with an improved stroke, bs) her unusual ability to stay below the surface, Miss Kahl might shoot for the. men’s under water mark. It is 343 feet and ld by Robert L. Pearson of go. Sometimes Unconscious th is the daughter of a f at ds its summers in a slony in the Santa Cruz She was brought up on and neither smokes nor ne is now in Marin junior college and well ead of average standing for girls of her age. She has no wish ake anything professional! of her unusual ability in the ta ~doing things “just for fu: pr water, Ruth uses a t stroke with her arms and pow- several 10-foot THE KEY WEST CITIZEN - ‘MAKES REPORT ON FATALITIES COVERS DEATHS AND INJU- RIES MAINLY IN CAR COLLISIONS MIAMI, Oct. 29 (FNS).—Twen- ty-four persons were killed and 191 suffered serious injury in col-|1 lisions of motor cars with cows and other livestock on Florida highways during the past five years, according to Jaycee News, new official pub- lication of the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce. “These totals do not include several hundred injuries which were not reported”, declared W. R. Herndon, chairman of the Jay- cee committee in charge of com- piling this information. “The initial survey consisted of ‘many hours of tabulating and in- dexing Florida newspaper pings, loaned to the clip- gan the fight four years ago to rid the state highways of roaming cattle. “The Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce is continuing the survey in every county to show legislators the need for a law which would make the cattle owner liable for property damage | and personal injuries from traffic collisions”. The Florida Jaycee News is edited by Tom F. Smith and Ken- resulting yon M. Lee is business manager. seesecccscvecsccccccccce TRANSPORTATION seenmececcccsecvcosccoer Steamer Cuba Arrives Arriving from Havana yester- day afternoon on the Stamship Cuba, for Key West were 22 first cabin passengers and three sec- ond and for Tampa nine first cabin passengers. Most of the errivals for Key West were pas- sengers who had made the trip from Miami on the Steamship Florida, spend a vacation in the Cuban capital and returned by way of Key West. Arrivals at Key West were: Bertha Frech, John Frech, Ralph William: zabeth William- son, Clinton Flemerfelt, ence E. Smal, Rafael A. Munoz Joseph Phillips, Sidney Shuman, George Baker, Norbert Baker. Ralph Hopinghaines, John Hamey, Homer Marks, Nellie Marks, Geraldine Marks, Mona Westin, Martin Carlson, James Tometti, John Le De Have, Mar- garete Primary, Caridad Nunez Lelo Boyd. Shown on the manifest of the Cuba were the following items: For Key West, one automobile and five sacks of mail, and for Tampa, nine tons of freight and 114 sacks of mail. ASKED FOR INCREASE RICHMOND, Va—A_ prisoner at a camp near this city asked that his four-month sentence be increased to six months so that he could be included among those who get $10 and a new suit of clothes when released. knowing just how long one can go without breathing, she says:— “I usually can feel when I'm about to pass out, so I come to the surface. There have been times when I lost consciousness just as I came up, but I seem to revive quics T FOR BIDS will be COUNTY MONROE UCIPM COURT LORIDA. (This we divided into two parts: PART I: The new Annex to- gether with vault equipment specified PART ex | PAC the Florida} Florida | Junior Chamber of Commerce by ; ! Walter L. Hays, Orlando, who be- , Frank | Maguish, Edward Lehnart, Clar- ; | their LEGALS } LEGALS LEGALS PAGE THREE LEGALS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE or ROE © J. M. BETHEL, Complainant, Foreclosure Agreement for Deeds. and EUGENE husband, et al, vs DELIA PA » her paring by ed in the above stated cause the residence of Delia Page and Eu- gene her husband, Richard Morgan, his ried, Edward Eberwine erwine, his wife, some of the defend: r nan unknown, affiant believ each of said defendants are over the age of twenty-one y and that there is no person’ in the State of Flor- ida, the service of a summons in chancery upon whom would bind said defendants, or any of them. And it further appearing from the sworn bill filed in said cause that the def s M. EB. Reming- temington, his wife, esidents of the their re: known to 8 Tennyson Colorado: that. the E. Ritzi and L. nd, are non- tate of Florida s particularly to the complainant is 170: Market Street, Youngstown, Ohio; that the defendants, W. J. Tennant nd —— Tennant, his wife, if mar- ried are dents ‘of the tate of nd their res dences a rly known the ¢ 196 Lee § ; that the Wynhott f, his wife, if idents of the S and their residence known to the 44th Street, Milwauke that the defendants Loew and — Loew, married, are non-residents tate of Florida and their rticularly known Hath- consin; Agnes B. King 1, if mar- residents of the State and their residences as y known to the complain is Ironton, Ohio; t endants, Ruth’ Velma Smith Smith, her husband, if mar- are non-residents of the State ud their residences as known to the 0 Meadow Michigan; that W. Scheer and wife, if mar are of the State of Plor- residences as particu- to the complainant is the Stree defend U. Ritz resident and the known Denve Alice her hu of the residence: particu ninant wife, if of the residence: rook the inant “is Street, Detroit, defendants, er, his residents and their known ant her non-reside Florida and their - ices as particularly known to the complai 54 Warren Avenue, Chica ois; that the defendants, Mary Golden, and yiden, her husband, if mar are non-residents of ‘the State lorida and their residences as ticularly known to the com- Plainant is 116 W. 77th Street, New York, N. Y.; that the defendants, oline M. Lawrence and nee, her husband, if married i-residents of the State of and their — residenc as particularly known to the m= plainant is Pelham Manor, New York, N. ¥.; that the defendants, yhn Bowman and his wife, if married, non-re; dents of the State of Florida, and residences as _ particularly to the complainant is Cook Mline that the defend- 8. Melley and —— Mel- wife, if , are non- of "the of Florid and their resid articularly known to the comp is 406 Avenue, Phil Pe, t complainant believes that each aid defendants are over the age twenty~ years, and — that is no person in the State of ida, the service of a summons chancery, upon whom would bind said defendants. It ix therefore Ord defendants, Delia Page her husband, and Morgan, ied, Edward E his wi mington his wife, zi and 1. t Ten if te of n lorida known Count . his residents nc in his wife Remington, if married, Ritzi, her and - ried, G Wynhoff, Clifford A Tennant, Wynhoff his wife nd his Loew, harried King, her Ruth Velma her husband, W. Sehe nd wife, if married Raff Mary her husband, M. Lawre her —hust Bowman and wife, if married. —— Melley, ed, or otherwise hereby required to mplainant’s bill on h day of December, otherwise the allega- said bill will be taken as by defend: further ordered that published © each four consecutive weeks in West Citi a in M Agnes Bs. husband. Smith and if marr Smith, Mary married, Caroline Lawrence married, John 1, hix Melley mare are the the and his be ap- wife, if and they rt or dD. tions ¢ confesse It is order The newspaper ‘ounty, Flor- Key published ida. 1NE ORDERED, D. 1938 AN this 28th Sawyer uit Court "LOMIDA, COUNTY, , MITCHE | wherein com- | Bowman, | week | NOTICE OF MASTER'S SALE N 1S HEREBY GIVEN, that under and by virtue of and pursuant to that certain decree made and entered on the Ist day of October, A. D. 1938, by the Honor- able Arthur Gomez, One of the Judges of the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Monroe County, Florida, in Chancery that certain cause therein pending Em: Price joined by are ¢ Over-Sea Com that was organiz ting un- der the laws of the e of Florida, but which has been duly f the Gov da; Austin s the Over: lorida Cor individually and as_ tru property of said d ion and all parties whether natural, corporate or muni- cipal interested in the land herein being foreclosed upon and herein- after particularly described claim- ing through or or under a dis- solved corporation; Catherine Ma- loney, a widow, W. J. Schoneck and Adeline Kk, his wife a are the defendants, 4 Special Master in nted by said de- for sale at public bidder for door of the mplainants, and The y corporation viving di Company, poration, tees of the solved corpo dissolved will offer to the highest befor the front urt House in Key West, yunty, Florida, on Mon- 3 h day of November, A. 1€58 (same being a tule d f said court and a legal sales day) during the legal hours of wit, between 11 O'clock in the fo noch and 2 O'clock in the afternoon of said da the following described property to satisfy said decree by payment of the amounts therein cash, Ce f Lot Three rding to in Square William A West, _deline Februa D. 1829, described a Commencing at a point on Duval Street 142 feet from the corner of Front and Duval ts and running thence rtheasterly direc- tion 113 feet; thence at right angles in a Southeasterly di- 4 feet; thence at right angles in a Southwesterly di- rection 56 feet 6 inches; thence at right angles in a’ North- westerly direction 34 feet; thence at right angles in a Southwesterly direction 56 feet, 6 inches; thence at right angles in a Northwesterly direction along the line of Duval 40 feet to the place of ning N_B. CLEARE, JR., al Master in Chancery. MOND R. LORD, licitor ter cs lainants. oct8-1 a in the 4th é as filed same in Iny office aud Aas iad plivg tion for ux deed to thereon tificate he followin ribed property the County of Monroe, -wit of Trt 51t, Monroe in of Book B-5, punty ssment of the said ¢ in the of D, less said certificate shall ned according to law, rty described therein will be to the bighest bidder at the jouse door on the first Mon- the month of November, 1938, is the 7th day of November, he said prop- ificate issued Wilson. be the sold nited this Sth day of October, s C Sawyer revit Court of Monroe Florida GIVEN, holder of Tax issued the St 29, has file ay NOTICE Harvey M Certificate } day of August, A ame in my office and has made ication for a tax deed to be thereon d_certificate the following dexeribed prop the County of Monroe Flo to-wit Sar 405, 675, D4 Tr Monroe ¢ cords ‘The assessment of the said proper ty under the said certific issued was in the name of J Wilford 1 4 certificate shall be redeeme recording to law, the property deseribed therein will be sold to the highest bidder at. the court he door on the first Me day in the month« vember, 1938, which is the 7th day of November, 1938 Dated 1958, (SEAL) 1 rk of Cireuit Counts rida thix Sth day of October, SHERIFE'S SAL or bearing date o ft 15. 1 sued in that caus pending. wherein Third - a banking ang she a Florida ant, 1. am for Monroe County, vied upon the fol property of the defendant, Chevelier Corpora- described as f 19 of Block and L the a 18 « according to the in th rk ¢ he 1 ¢ and Mor ant ida. and wil the 7th plat thereof st Flor- ¢ same for sale on er A.D, 1938 being the first Monday in nth nd legal sal day . purs of sale, that Is o k A. M and front door n Key West, ida, the above ing levied w perty of the sald de. Matt House THE CoOUNS- oUsT FLOMIDA. IN PRo- jing one for such Dat D. Order discharging me ecutrix. i this 7th day of September, 1938. CLAUDIA E. JOHNSON, As Executrix of the Estate of Wil- liam A. Johnson, deceased. pt La 24; octl-8-1 2-295 12,1938 an A Ee NADER Coe ee Oe i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE! ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT | FLORIDA, IN LS NROE COUNTY, CHAN. RY: or AND IN ES, a widow, Plaintiff, Case KATHRYN B. JC vs. L PLUMBIN' a corporation u ws of Florida; OWEN JR. CHARLES | M. BEAT! for CHE PANY der the PITTMA MOON and as Truste; owned by Compan. any property Heil Plumbing dissolved WEETING, under the 3; F. E. SWEET- ADAMS and ‘ALBERT it ‘alive, and HAVEKOTTE 1 if dead, the hei . grantees ‘or other mants under the said Al- Havekotte, deceased; CAR- tROPE, a widow, and if dead, the heirs erante: or othe mants under the said Car} d; and all having — or claiming in,the fol- low.ng describe eal property in “Monroe County, Florida, to-wit: oro) Commencing th swite! the point of the ilway, measure twelve thousand me hundred and eighty-eight and pur-tenths (12,1884) feet along center line of railwa thence = s.xty nd six-' tenths (60.6) feet along a line defle hundred and = twenty- (124) degrees twenty-four minutes to the left to an bolt set in cement on the ly right of w line of id railway for a point of be- nning, thence along the last amed line produ south eighty ty-five ¢ netic, be t herein de and five hundre| three and one-t © an old iron p mn shore of Largo. basin, so called; thence meande} along shore of said basin N. W'ly to a new iron bolt set in nt; thence along a line parallel to and thirteen hundred (1300) teet distant from said south line and bearing North eighty eight (88) degrees, thirty-five ) minutes West magnetic, nd two hundred and thirty-eight and six- ths at Florid southwesterly four a4) iron Le inutes . south line of rribed two thou- and twenty- nth 2523.1) feet n set in cement two thous tered in lin the C Judicial for Mo j being ¢ which and M a Flori Chancer said dec the jana ‘highest | the fron lof I Key Ww MAIN plat t Book the Count Ne that Octal he upon a 258.6) feet to a new iron bolt set in cement on the of right of v of said rail- thence along a line bear- ‘south thirty-five (35) fifty (50) minutes West, tie, being E'ly right of line’ of said Railway one nd five hundred seventy- fect to the first bolt, the place of Containing seventy and eleven hundredths (70.11) cres, more or 8, together ith ‘all riparian rights and privileges, said property be located in on 1h, Township 61 South, Range 39 Kast, Vetenc lt appearin® by the sworn bili of complaint filed herein that the plaintife is entitled to an order of publics IT Is ORDE Plumbing Comy parties claiming from Chas, Hell pany, Jae, pr property, Hire 4. Sweeting, Ine, claiming interest r. Sweetin in thw, prope scribed: Alan Pie magn way thow five ¢ named iron beginning ts, RED that Chas. Hell ny, Inc. and all interests under or Plumbing Com- therwise, in the described; F. rd’ ull parties ainder or from or otherwise, reinatter if dite end M t tive Havekotte, in the seribed; dow, if parties after Westrope, a wit and if dead, all claiming interests under rrie HB. Westrope, de: otherwise, in the property here- after described, and all unknown persons having or claiming an in- terest in the real property — lying and being situate in the County of Monroe, State of Florida, to-wit Commencing at the present south switch point of argo siding of the Coast Railway, hwesterly twelve thouxand one hundred and elghty-eigh nd four-tenths (12,1884) fe ng center line of railway; nee sixty and six-tenths 6) feet along a line di fiecting one hundred and twe ty-four (124) degrees twenty- four (24) minutes to the left to an iron bolt set in cement on the Easterly right of way line of said railway for a point of beginning thence along the last named line produced hearing outh eighty-cight ($8) degrees, thirty-five (25) minutes East magnetic, being south line of tract herein described two thou- sand five hundred and twenty- three and one-tenth (2523.1) feet to an old tron pin set in cement on shore of Largo basin, ed; thence meandering along shore of said basin N. Wily to a new Iron bolt set in cement: thence along a line parallel to and thirteen han 60) feet distant from south line and bearing orth eighty-elght ($8) degrees, thirty-five ) minutes West aK? thousand two eight and feet to a in cement on ne of right of way of lway; thence along a ring south thirty-five (15) degrees fifty (50) minutes West, magnetic, being E'ly right of way line of said Rati- way one thousand five hugdred neventy-five (1575) feet t& the firet named tron bolt, the plac t ning riparian righ said property om 14 me 29 the shove entitled | urt Houne for Mon Florida, at Key Weat. Monday, the Tth day of 92%, to answer the bili filed im anid cause, | * of said b ¢ be taken as con d defendante This ablished onre each aint Aeaerit der. sate lantic Salzillo, de att i for sale highest nt ty, of Nov ing a ry sa. legal hours orelok nthe followin satisfy the aime On and is } Squar Willt plan rentio: mix (6 ree thene South mix ¢ to the tAYMA Noy that “ the Subsc | weekly. ( term unde ab rate or mun land th Salvage NOTICE ALIN AND FOR WON CHANCERY, a Florida corpor Defendants. OF MASTERS SALE is hereb. the un- De- th ir jourt ¢ cuit of County han . Kendal Realty fendants, s thereof wi at public and best nt door Monr st LAND,” herent lat y ub} y,.¥ e said nr 20r and MASTRIUS SALE HE GIVEN i i and tte ree nd er her A ‘county, rtain ein hus. a next said ties sted in reclos ned ar At- cor- sting 1 dixso cor rporation, & Fel Sa her husband fendants, the Master by at bidder of offer . WHE ' the Florida mire da day) during f Ry »-wit afte ald dee unts therein th: Island of rt of Lot 1 e Seven (7) a A. Whiteh aid Island the hetwe specifle K n Fist ) inche n Thirt 6) fe ph ALLAN ginning CLEAW * u LORD, Deceased. TION Tee MAKE FOR FINAL DISCHARGE u HEREE GIVE WILLIAM R REVO ad of the ribe f n MAY BE DEADLY \ CARBON | \ MONOXIDE: