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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-22

lor, Barbara Stanwyck, Wanda
Hendrix, Ray Milland, Walter Hus.
ton and many others have been
starred on the theatre; Margaret
O'Brien was about the youngest
when she made her debut. AS she
had not yet learned to read, she
had to memorize her lines. Next
years lineup of stars will be i'm.
preSSive, as usual.
Thousands Of feet of on-the-
spot action for "The Big
Wheel" were obtained at tho
indianapolis races last Mem
orial day. Mickey Rooney, after
finishing "Quicksand" goes right
into this auto racing film, with
Lima Romay.
When James Mason bought
the old Buster Keaton home in
Beverly Hills he found there
was no way to change the light
globes beneath the swimming
pool except from underneath.
So all through making "The
Blank WalP' at Columbia he
looked forward to excavating
around the pool, with the idea
Of finding out whether there
really was hidden room some
where under it.
James Melton will take a COM
bined pleasure an business trip
to the Hawaiian Islands while the
NBC Harvest of Stars" show is
on an eight-week vacation. He
plans to take his family along, and
to give four concerts.
One Of the prettiest items owned
by the wardrobe department at
Warner Bros. is a rose-point lace
bridal veil-has a sweep of 10
yards, is valued at $4,000. You'll
see Patricia Neal wearing it in
"The Fountainhead."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-22
AS JUNIOR PULLS ON POPPERS SHOES
F.D.R. 7reads Across the Political STAGE
NEW DEALERS TO SHINE EN-
By H. !. PHILLIPS

screens like pepper. He is what |
might be called "a spittin' image"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-22

from a statesman and a green
hand on the squad, but the
name, the model and tho man
ner represent advertising As
sets.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
THREE LYNCHINGS
REPORTED TN l949

TUSKEGEE, Ala. Dec. 3l.--
QP1. Tuskegee Institute says
lynchings claimed the lives Of
three Southern Negroes during
lg4s. But the Institute said in its
year end report the vigilance of
the law prevented Is other
lynchings.
Two Of the lynchings which
did occur, the institute report
said, were in Georgia, and the
third in Mississippi.
They were listed as Caleb Hill,
Junior, who was taken from the
lrwintori, Georgia Jail. on May
18th and shot to death: Malcolm
Wright, Houston Mississippi
farmer. who was found beaten to
death July End, after he was re-
ported to have failed to move
over and give the right of way
to group of white men on a
road fast enough to suit them:
and Hollis Riles. prosperous
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31

Negro land owner at cambridge,
Georgia.
Tuskegee said Rifles was shot to
death after he had argued with a
group Of white men who were
fishing IN his pond without per-
mission.
Tuskegee cIassifies as a lynch
ing those murders which involve
three or more persons.
The report said New York
State led the nation in attempted
lynchings with four white men
and one negro being rescued from
mobs on separate occasions. Po-
lice also averted two lynching at
tempts in Georgia and North
Carolina, and one each in Ala
hama. Louisiana. Mississippi.
South Carolina and Tennessee.
Included in the list of those
rescued from lynchings was
Howard unruh. who shot Is per-
sons to death when he went
berserk in Camden, New Jersey,
September 8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Discover First Edition OF
Hanlel's Christmas Oratorio

YOUNGSTOWN, Pennsylvania
ga dog cared book now holds
a place of honor in the Johns
town Library after having been
ignored fer ten years. The book
has been acclaimed as first
edition of The Messiah" by
Handel.
The Library of Congress says
that the book is the only known
first edition in this country of the
famous Christmas oratorio. The
book was given to the library
some time ago by Donald Davis,
who said that it had belonged to
his father a former county
sheriff The son expressed the be-
lief that his father might have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Locate Body Of
Airman Missing
Eight DAYS

ELGIN AIR FORCE BASE.
Fla, Dec. Si.-CR.-The body of
an airmar missing eight days has
been located in Choctawhatchee
Bay.
The body was that of Corporal
Lionel Miller, of Rochester, New
York. 1t was found about eight
hundred yards from where the
boat in which he and another
airman was riding was discover
ed Wednesday.
A search is continuing for the
other occupant of the "a motor
boat, Staff Sergeant Charles Sid
new Miller. The two men were not
related.
The two airmen were on the
way to rescue a stranded group
from a sand bar when they disap-
peared.
Eglin Air Force Base officials
said they believed the boat
struck an underwater obstacle. A
hole had been ripped in the hull
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Warren Asks That
Road Construction
Be Hurried Along
1srccsai to The CITIZEN

TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 31.-A
request to the State Road Depart
ment to hurry along work on all
bridge and road projects which
wall make, highway travel safer in
Florida was made today by Gov.
Fuller Warren.
The request went to Chairman
Alfred McKethan of the Road
Department as Governor Warren
announced he had asked more
than IS Florida business, civic
and communication leaders to
serve on the advisory Committee
Of the Governors Safety Council.
Warren's request to Mcclellan
said,
During the next three years
of my administration we plan to
spend better than $3.50 million in
State and Federal funds on the
Florida highway system.
This vast number of dollars
will contribute heavily toward
making r"vel safer in Florida.
Il suggest you give the right of
way to bridge and road projects
which will contribute most heav-
lily to safety.
For instance. the great express
highway and bridge program in
Duval County. estimated to cost
about $40 million. will do much to
eliminate traffic hazards in and
around Jacksonville and to make
travel easier to other points in
the state. 1t should be pushed
along to the extent of your De-
partment's ability.
There are many projects on
the drawing boards of your
craftsmen which could make
Florida's highway safer and
want you to survey the plans for
thoee whirh will contribute most
to the cause of making Florida the
safest State in the nation in
which to travel"
Governor Warren announced
that he is calling meeting of his
Safety Council for January %, in
the House of Representatives
Chamber in Tallahassee.
Mayor Louis NJ J. Eisner has
appointed w. C. Sugar" Sweet
ing as chairman of the local COM
mittee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
EDWARDS, HICKMAN
ORDERED TO DUTY
At MONTEREY BASE

Air Station, Pearl Harbor on Dec
ember 7. l94l, Lcdr. Edwards
was one of five pilots who. fly
ing unarmed Sikorsky aircraft,
searched for the Japanese fleet.
Ii. Hickman who has been at
tached to VX-l since December
l947 has served as Officer in
Charge of Seaplane Division,
Welfare Officer, Project Pilot,
Armament Officer, and member
Of Recreation Council.
He was graduated from the
University of Oklahoma in 1899
and entered naval service in May
1912. He received his wings and
a commission as an ensign at
Corpus Christi, Texas in June
l943 1t, Hickman has served "a
months overseas duty.
Enroute TO California the Ed
wards family expects to visit
friends in New Orleans and Hous-
ton. They will visit Mrs. Ed
wards parents in Pasadena be-
fore Lcdr. Edwards reports to
his new duty station.
1t. Hickman will drive 10
Oklahoma Cny where he will
visit his parents before continu-
ing the trip to California
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Stock Market Had
Trouble Keeping
Balance Today

NEW YORK. Toe. 31.-(FN -
The Stock Market had a little
trouble keeping its balance to-
day.
Profit taking sales clipped the
wings of some of yesterdays
high-flying stocks and buying
power generally was on the
skinny side.
The result was scramble of
gains and los ,es, few of them
exceeding small fractions.
Business was better than usual
for a Saturday session.
Chrysler, up / "a yesterday,
lost small part of the rises
Others veering downward in
Guiding United Aircraft, Inter
national Business Machines, Con-
solidated Natural Gas, Allied
Chemical, Westinghouse Electric,
Sante Fe. Southern Railway,
Southern Pacific, and Celotex.
Among the steadier spots were
Bethlehem Steel, General Motors.
u. S. Rubber, international Har-
vester, Douglass Aircraft, Schen-
ley. Zenith. Consolidated Edison,
Union Pacific. Gulf Oil, and
Warner Bros.
Corporate bonds were on firm
price footing.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Sentence Ten Men
For Robbery OF
Over $2,OOO.OOO

BANGKOK, Thailand, Dec. 81.
-P.-Perhaps the biggest rob-
berry in history echoed today in a
courtroom here. Ten men were
sentenced to prison Four of
these men are military officers.
Nine other defendants were &C
quilted.
The robbery was OF 100000
in gold bullion. 1t was stolen
from the airfield at Bangkok,
where it had been stored by gold
merchants for shipment to Ma
Gao, the Portuguese colony near
Hong Kong.
All but Is cases of the gold.
stolen in May of l948, have been
recovered. The missing gold is
valued at 100000.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
eear Years Ere Messaes---
So. Africa's Prime
Minister Criticizes
United Nations

PRETORIA. So. Africa. neo..
31.-tP.-South Africa PRIME
Minister. DR.. d. +. Malan -hzs
sharply criticized the United Ma
tons in a New Years broadcast
to his people. ss
Malan charged the On vim
what he called int0lefnhie insef-
ference IN the domestic affairs ~
its member states
Among other thirgs. TIE Sosifh
African government chief apn4F.
emily was angered by I IN a.
mand earlier this month Tlae
world organization asked thni So
Africa give its old League % -
tons maniate over souihwesf
Africa to he UN trusteesIip IS.
So, cs...A f~ir~ resisasA 4n
the UN then sent the issue b ~
International Court 81 luafae
Southwest Africa l. fhe onlf
League of Nations mandaia wileh
has not been turned over % "
trusteeship.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Amnesty Program
For Short Term
German Conyicts

PONN. Germanv Dec. 31.-.tP)
The Allied High Commission
for GerI..sfiy has announced an
amnesty PROGRAM for short term
prisoners nj Western Germany.
The Amnesty was arranged af-
ter the high commission had
made sure ii will not free convic-
~ ais. It applies Immediately
to prisoners convicted before Sep
tenlber lothl with sentence not
longer than six months or fines
of $1,000. The number of such
prisoners could not be estimated
by German officials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Lafayette College
Accepts Request
Totaling Sl3,SO6

LANCASTER. Fla. Dec. 81
tPD.-Lafayette College has &C.
,ceptea a si3.S06 beauest from ne
estate OF an Alumnus who slipa-
lated the money could noi b.
used for scholarships fof 5ews
or Catholics.
The beqoest By Frederick y.
Dumont was approved In Or
phans Court in Lancaster
Dumont died IN 1888 IN hOnks,
Pennsylvania. He served 80 years
in the u. S. Consular service liz
retired in 1894.
An attorney for the college "a
Fnston. Penrsvlvania. David n.
Skillman, said: I'VE don't like
the strings attached that snlack
of religious discrimination. but
refusal of the money would b.
6anriving other boys Of the bene-
fits"
The award was the first instsll-
ment from the estate 90 the col
lege which may set addiiiDnal
funds later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31

LaairnaHf Commander j. p.
ssia end Lieutenant NJ. f.
d Enan O. s NsyV viii BE- de-
- hea ffum Development Squa-
un One lNN-U. Boca Chica
Fait aafiF uexi week and short
h thefealIar wil depart for
Maafmsf CaiH rnia where IN
HEi fstuuary they vii report
sa anN af ire Naval School
lt mfal Lmcl according 20 IN
Eamalhn released by the VA-l
Hahia Information Office.
ladf ana Mfs Edwards and
ffrh tul children reside at 4O8
Greene Street while Il Hick-
au rea.dfs al Boo Naval Air
NaHn tseaulaue Basel.
Aiiaehcd o. NK-i since Nov
fatI lafl. Lcdr Edwarts serv-
ta a. Administrative Aide, Pub
i Relations Officer. Security
lianslilat.an and CunaEol Of
f 8ni pfutctl Falot He en-
latd ihf Navy IN June 1888, i'm
neliasrlf after being graduated
in * tnsas univerrity and re-
rasa hls wings and o eommis-
arn - 81 ensign al PCnia ola m
tlar igsa A wearer 81 the Navy
lns - hes served five years OF
ssi as duly Stationed at Naval
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
FLORIDA CROCERS WANT
s22, 100000 FEDERAL
LOAN FOR CONSTRUCTION

The building would either be
sold outright to a grocer OF
leased to him on a ten-year bas-
is. Two grocers could go in to-
ge;her on a store if they wished.
II a grocery now has a good
location, the loan could help
provide him with money to re-
model or re-equip his store.
According 10 Executive Secre-
iary William N. Munroe of Clear
wa,er, the whole idea is to help
the independent grocer meet the
competition from operators of
big stores.
The Association plans to hold
several meetings about the state
TO explain the plan to grocer
members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31

CLEARWATER. Dee. si.-eR.
a plan - underway 20 get a
s31Nloaoo federal loan 70 help
hailH end improve grocery stores
in Flaflda.
fhn State Retail Grocers AS
sebastian s working IN the plan.
esd eiaimz senators Pepper and
Holland bulh are behind the idea.
tnllef thc plun. 3 cOrnarat'nn
Wli ~ f9fmrd by the ASOcia-
Hou fuahlinE Il 20 borrow The
s3a1oo ooo from the Rec5nstruc-
Ann flns te Corporation.
Wth thia the Associa Jon
aauid huiid some 22o new self
ssff ire sfafes 10 qualify for a
rlnfr q Efurery man would have
81 sfea bic shiliiy 20 run the
tsness End have enough money
n uaEra e. ore.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Fire Helps Men
Of Man Celebrate
New Years Eve

MAN. w. Va. Dec. 31-tPl.-
Fire which wrecked a state liquor
store in tne town, provided many
men with free fire water, in good
time for New Years Eve use.
The blaze Just about levelled
the store yesterday. But happily,
dozens of bottles tumbled unbro-
ken from shelves into the burned
out endorsement.
Citizens quickly gathered and
gleeful hunt began after
streams of water cooled the ashes.
More than so men scrounged in
the debris at the peak of the
rush. Many emerged wreathed in
smiles and laden with bottles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31

picked up the book while travel
ling abroad.
The authenticity of the book
was uncovered by a young gradu-
ate student in library science. He
is David Griffith, who first show
ed the book to students in his
class at the Carnegie Library
School in Pitt,burgh.
Griffith at first thought the
book was merely an interesting
old edition. but then became con-
WINGED that it had more value
than that. He got in touch with
the Library of Congress and Har-
ward Library and scholars at both
places confirmed his opinion that
it was first edition of Handel's
Christmas Oratorio."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
loung Man To
BE HonOred By
Iaycees Soon
Disling,iishealseFv
Award Key To Be
Presented All Birthday
Banquet And Ball

In line with similar presenta-
tons to be made by Junior Cham
bers of Commerce throughout the
nation, the Key West Junior
Chamber of Commerce will pre-
sent a Distinguished Service
Award key to Key Vests out
standing young man at its Birth
day Banquet and Ball, according
to an announcement by Charles
Curry, president of the local or
ganization
Selection of the recipient is be-
ing made by committee of lead
ing citizens and the award is to
be presented after approval of
the committees nominee by the
United States Junior Chamber of
Commerce. who affords the recog-
milton through the local organiza-
ton.
The award is given to the
young man the judges believe has
contributed most to the welfare
of this community in the past IL
months. The winner need not be
a member of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce Curry made clear
At the same time as Key Vests
outstanding young man is honor
ed here by the local Jaycees, 1900
other young men will be recog-
nfzed in similar banquet ceremo-
MES by Junior Chambers all over
America.
Meantime, in Peoria, Illionis.
he United States Junior Cham
Der of Commerce will be saluting
the group of great Americans Sc
lected as the most outstanding
young men of the nation. The
awards in Peoria will be made by
Clifford D. Cooper, President of
the United States Junior Cham
Der of Commerce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Postpone Monthly
Drawing Of Free
Trips To Havana

-
The january drawing of three
members Of the Latin-American
Chamber Of Commerce for the
regular monthly free goodwill
trip to Cuba has been tenporar-
ily postponed. ii was announced
Yesterday at the result OF de-
cision reached at a Directors
meeting OF the Chamber on Dec
ember %. at Delmonico's Resi-
aurant.
The postponement was orcas-
ioned by the, need for further
study Of repeated suggestions in
Key West and reports from cEba
that the goodwill committee of
three persons drawn at random
from the membership roll is not
adequate to serve the full civic
purpose of the project.
From bne angle, it was pointed
out that none Of the members OF
the committee drawn for the last
trip could speak Spanish. 1t was
therefore, vocally impossible for
them to convey the full express
sion of Key Vests feeling of
goodwill toward their Spanish-
speaking hosts in Cuba, despite
their willing efforts to do so.
From another angle, equally
If not more serious, it was sug-
ges.ed that the random commits
tee be augmented by sufficient
representative strength to COM
n1and greater civic. attention in
Havana, $40
A committee was named to as
sist Dir. Julio de Poo in a full
comprehensive study Of the mat
ter. = q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Does Not Know
Why Frenchman
Was Refused Visa

WASHINGTON. Dec. sl--sgIh.
The State Department said Ffi-
day il has no information on rea-
sons why a French astronomer
was refused a visa permitting
him to visit the United Slales.
The incident was reported a.
the American Astronomical Suci.
ETY.. meeting at Tucson. Arifoua.
bv mr. Otio Strive. the retiring
president. DR.. Struve itientifiea
the foreian scientist as y. Chai.
onge of Paris
A State Department official
said if Challenge Was isiuss
mittance i was done in France
by an American consul Y 81
Consuls have such authority and
do not have 10 refer 10 the. DE-.
partment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Uncle Sam Will Be $25O,OOO
Richer BY Midnight Tonight
Wien Texans Pay Up Debts

houston. Tea Dec 81 I'M
Tonight a. midnight a group Of
Faass FanthHra and farmers VII
nart pasna the government .
assr ~ malion dollars a
a hslAuse they Nant %
- - feta % Uncle sam
frnefa and Fanchers are
a. Tsnr. IF the 30 Production
Credit Associations iu Texas As
~ lniaht the associations viii
haes paia back o. the federal
..ernnrnt ail the money that
49, maned % them during the
.IarfrEslon
whaB thr associations repay
iheu iaans they ALL no longer
fntsr exempt its estimated that
4. - sff lhe exempt lass viii cost
tha aangi1tinns q quarter OF
fftnn aniisu a wear
rs pralutuon Credit Associa-
,n As iamea 10 1888 when
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Wife OF Uncle Don
Dies From Shock
OF Electric Dryer

MIAMI, Dec. 31.-(P).-The
wife of Uncle Don of radio fame,
Mrs. Ellen A. Carney. died from
electric shock last night in Mi
ami, when she used an electric
hair driver while taking a bath.
Sheriff'S deputies attempted to
revive Mrs. Carney, but all eff
forts failed.
Her husband. Don Carney, con-
Quoted his children's program
over radio Station WOR in New
York City for many years. They
moved to Miami two years ago,
and since then his program has
been broadcast over Station
WQAM.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
NOtre Dame Given
sl,OOO,OOO Gift

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. 81
(P).-The University of Notre
Dame has announced receipt OF a
million dollar gift.
The University said one MILL
on dollarS had been given by
Mrs. Fred J. Fisher of Detroit, wi
dow of the founder of the Fisher
Body company. s750,0OO will be
used for a memorial dormitory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
SUES n. Y. BANKS
FOR REFUSES MONEY

ferent view of the matter anr
has launched suit in New York
A Judge has informed the bank
that they must ask the recluse or
q LAWYER 10 appear in New York
90 talk over the situation This is
90 be done within a year.
The aged woman lives in ar
Oh fashioned house surrounded
by barbed wire fence and guard
ed by a watchdog.
Bank executives say that Mrs
Maitland Tenant opened ~her
accounts about twenty years ago
She used to visit the United
States once In a great while.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31

EukHHNNGll seniland.- -
ttf la afH ln tne middle of 3
nat lIfhi a. fnffe = qf-vear.nlf
Az nsrfrnier q fortune In
alfsn anIiafs and acRpt
NlaH rufftnFv instead. The
H3ilFF 3 as MsrKnret Mait.
lsN nHsnt wso has ablut
s# go - couple 81 New York
5 nas
So aeaiaen fsr ere banks say
fhrf fhrF auaf feel they hrve the
hf o. tffn over the money 90
Hf lalfisa Gavpfnmeni unless
sF FaihWiaes thcn 90 10 50 The
ifIish uegFfument takes n diff
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Lewis Padgett,
Secret Service Man,
Retires Today

ATLANTA Dec. 31.--(P.-A
man who's tracked counterfeiters
in Georgia. Florida, Alabama,
and South Carolina for the last
eleven years retired in Atlanta
today.
He is Lewis o. Padgett the SUI
pervising agent of the Atlanta of
flee of the US Secret Service.
Besides counterfeit work, he's
been in charge of guarding Presi-
dents on their visits in these
states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Condition OF Gov.
Warren Reported
As Good Today

TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 3l.-(P.
Governor Warren is in good
aition at the Tallahassee me-
mortal hospital today after
spending a restfld night.
Yesterday Mrs. Warren said the
Governor would not be on hand
for the Orange Bowl celebrations.
He is recovering from fatigue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Truman Names
Edw. Barrett To
Government FOSt

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3l.-(P.
President Truman has named
Edward Ware Barrett OF New
York as Assistant Secretary OF
State for public affairs. Barrett
will be in charge of the govern
ment'S Voice of America pro-
gram, among other things.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
Late Bulletins -.
LATEST WORLD
NEWS IN BRIEF
ExpEcT RENT coNTRoL I'D

WASHINGTON Two senators
who voted for the present fe'ieral
Rent Control law are in thn te-
lief that Congress ~ rot golnE b.
extend that law THE SENATORS
are Democrats J. William fui-
bright of Arkansas and Russell
Long Of louisiana These tAo
Senators believe that the genefai
sentiment in Congress e that
rent control should b. handled
by the various communities Who
want TO continue these la~S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
1NpusTRY.s RIooEsT YEAR

DETROIT With the year ls49
in it's waning hours, here's = re-
port on automobile production.
Turing the past twelve months,
the assembly lines have poured
out. in round figures. six million,
200 thousand vehicles It's tie
biggest year IN automobile has,
tory.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-12-31
BoxER SILL uNcoNscIoUs

NEW YUMA <o-FeafsHta
New York boxer. Carmine NinEo.
is still unconscious IN . New
York hospital. after being knock-
ed out by the unbeaten brock-
ton. Massachusetts heavyweight
Rocky MarcianO. in Madison
Square Garden Vingo reaained
consciousness only mOmeniarily
The New York State Athlete
Commission Physician. Dr. Via
cent Nawdlello. says vingo has
brain conclusion. which he Or
scribes as very serious. The
fighters left side is paraiyxea.