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Meeting. Jr.-Sr. High school
room representative, pm.
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary of
Fleet Reserve association,
$3.50 pm, club room,
Meeting, Ladies Auxiliary Ar
thur Sawyer Unit No. %,
Post Home, 3 pm.
Meeting. Ladies Auxiliary w
w Post 39il, WV home. 8 pm.
Meeting, Or. Felix are a
Lodge No, ga. 9l9 Elizabeth
street, 8 pm.
Meeting. JayShees, clubhouse,
1880 pm,
Meeting and painting exhibit
ton, Key West Artists, West
Martello Towers. 40 pm.
Meeting, Gray Ladies, coffee,
10 am, at home of Mrs. Her
bert Pace. 1929 Avenue L.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER H.
Luncheon meeting. o. w. c.. Fort
Taylor, at noon.
Meeting. Alcoholics Anonymous
First Presbyterian church. 8
pm.
Spanish, children Of elementary
school level, San Carlos school
$50 TO 4:.30 p m.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IS
Meeting, Children'S MiSSionar,
group, Ley Memorial church
10 TO 1880 am.
owe. formal dinner dance
and show at Fort Taylor,
700 pm. Show at l0:30 pm.
MONDAY. DECEMBER H.
Handicraft special interest
group, Officers Wives Club
Bldg. IT'S, N. s., 7:S0 pm.
Speaking class, Emily Goddard
woman's Club. to S pm.
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.CHOWDER
by RAYMER


Missed the furry of the Pres
idential Press departure because
! was in Miami, but there are
some priceless sidelightsl Merri-
man Smith of the United Press
made last quip. Il feel sorry
for the females at the beach.
Now that the boys have to leave
for Washington the poor things
will have to 60 back to beer ra-
TONS One of the preferred
stock gentlemen prefer blondes
it's saidl wept eopiously and
moaned. ooh how hatefull There
go all those nice available men.
There are only about Is men to
one woman in the area And now
with the Air Force beginning to
try their wings around about, il
will probably amount to a ratio
of 20 to one. However, it may be
that out-oftown newspaper per-
sonnet have something special.
just the type? Maybe il was the
Spirit of Independence, or that
mad, mad Washington Merry-Go.
Round whirl which brought on
the sighs. A sigh for Cy! A bon
mot for Frenehy!
UP AND AT EN- ADAMS, Lit
n. j., editor of the HS-l Rotor
Blade came out with dilly foI
Water Lily Helm. He claims Lit
E. r. Helm said when given &
Number One Hero medal, Gee,
thanks fellas. I'm all choked up
Helm drank a lot of the ocear
recently, but not at the squad.
ron party on Wednesday after
noon, Wait until you get 8
look at the pictures taken OF
Jeanne Reynolds and Fred (Skil
Skewis dancing at La Conchs
and another of Ski and Mickey
puopolo. this last one especial
~. What is putting the Local
sports world in a laughing mood
over the now cancelled appear
ance of tennis stars Doris Hart
and Shirley Fry, champions al
Paris, Wimbledon and Forest
Hill? 1t was a little matter OF
bubble over shekels for local
court appearance. and all the
time, the tennis brass had a com
rlete underwriting of the show
down to the last cup of coffee,
right in his pocket, sponsored by
two local businessmen.
LIFE GOES ON, with or with
out dress rehearsals, and Life
mag goes on, too, with a spread
of pix on the underwater work
here, with photos by Eyerman,
the man | talked to last summer
when he was here on assignment,
All could mention then in
Conch Chowder was that as a
Life staffster, he was taking pic
lures of sea-urchins and tropical
fish. But the official release
in Washington came through.
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and it's no longer submerged in
TO. now don't say | can't keep
a secret. Ran up to q young
lady Sunday who was walking
with Wallace and Eleanor Kirke,
greeting her warmly. Her big
hat had just blown over her
face. and from the silhouette.
which was all saw, thought ii
was JEANNE Porter Kirke who
is due here from the Riviera.
Alma Thompson and watched
all the way from Marathon for
glimpse of the Presidents
plane, but we missed it. Bob
and Lee Pollock were hard at
work getting the new shop un-
derway when we stopped to say
howdy, on the trip back from
Miami. Our big neighboring
city, by the by, is aglow with
Christmas lights and street de-
corations. but the traffic prob
lem takes the pleasure out Of
driving. Alma is a crack motor
list. Never say ''Oh! A woman
driver" in THAT tone of voice
when you speak Of her! Her
husband, 1t. Comdr. J.. r. tTom-
my Thompson has trained dog
named Bomber and the pooch
knows how to shuck coconuts!.
i watched him Sunday afternoon
and decided to kidnap him # !
ever get stranded on a copra
plantation. Sorry to learn OF
the impending departure, right
after New Years, of 1t. Comdr,
Sam Lammi and his charming
Caroline Lammis on the LAM
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academy Ch0rGIe
viii Present
BGch'S OrGiOri0

Holy Name Academy, conducted
by the Sisters Of the Order of St.
Benedict, present the Holy Name
Academy Chorale in Johann Sc
bastian Bach's Christmas 0ratorio,
Municipal Auditorium, Sarasota,
Saturday. December IS. $3.50 p. m.
Richard Haggerty will conduct
the Christmas 0ratorio. with more
than fifty members Of the Holy
Name Academy Chorale. Assisting
artists are Beatrice Gleason, or.
gan; Daphne BrownweIl. Piano.
forte, Frederick Anglers, tenor and
George Kreissle, bass,
Bach composed the Christmas
0ratorio in 1884. The 0ratorio is
a musical Interpretation of the Ma.
tivity, which catches the joy and
sorrow. and the mood and spirit of
the birth Of Christ.
The performance is sponsored
by ST Mariha's Parents Club,
Sarasota. A number of the stu
dents are from Key West.
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Minds Night Out
bY Dot
by Dot
THE TANKS ARE COMING"
az the Strand Theater.


Some script writer got all tanked
up on this one and the YankS in the
tanks go through some rough treat
ment under sergeant named
Sullivan who evidently won the war
singlehanded, or darn near it! The
role is played to the hub caps by
Steve Cochran. He's a rugged char
acter who not only tells his men
when, what and how to do things,
like breaking through road blocks
and the German front line, but tells
his commanding officer off. too.
The annoying thing is. he's always
right. at least in the story.
This picture might have been a
good documentary one if he inn
possible herorics had been Subdued
and If more care had been taken
with detail. I've never crashed
through the hedgerows of Norman
dy in a Sherman tank, but | GER
tainly know that you send mine
detecting squad out in front. In
this film no one scouts to see that
planted mines are out of the way
before the iron cavalry charges
through. Tanks rush in where an
gels fear to tread but no treads are
blown off. And the shots of German
officers must have been left over
from a World War | newsreel!
The movie does have action,
plenty of it. and is exciting.
The humor is mostly hambone
with little meat. and that goes
for the acting, too. Oh well, tanks
for reading.
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Ii. ". 4. B0che
assigned Here
At BOc0 ChiCd

Lieutenant William a Bachc
USN. the son of Mrs. S. Bache and
the late John Bache. 1873 Pitman
ST.. Providence, Rhode Island,
is now assigned with Air Develop
ment Squadron One (VX-1l, based
at Boca Chica Field Naval Air
Station.
1t. Bache graduated from Hope
Street high school in June l94l
and later attended the University
of Rhode Island for three years.
He received his commission as
Ensign and also has designation as
Naval Aviator at Pensacola, Flori-
da, August /. 1914
The majority of his service has
ben aboard the aircraft carriers,
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt USS
Leyte. USS Wasp, and the USS Ke-
arsearge. He has also seen duty
in Guam and Saipan
Prior to this assignment with
VX-t, 1t. Bache was Operations
Officer of Fighter Squadron 81,
based aboard the Kearsearge.
His wife, the former Miss Daisy
Andrews of Providence, r. l., and
daughter, Carolyn, age months,
are residing with him at 644 B
| United street.
1t. Bache has been awarded the
Presidential Unit Citation with one
star, Navy Unit citation, Victory
and 0ccupational Medals, and the
American Defense and ASiatic-
Pacific theater ribbon with two
stars
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Coming Epents

TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL
Bowling Navy Wives league,
Ms. Alleys. | pm.
Meeting and dinner, Kiwanis,
South Beach patio, 6:45 pm.
Ping pong tournament, YMCA-
QSO, 3 pm
Spanish lessons. High Sehoo
level children, San Carlo
School. S.30.4:30 p. m.
Meeting Circle I, Women of the
FIRST Presbyterian church,
home Of Mrs, Joseph Bring.
man, lil0 Won Phisier street,
s PM Mrs, David McDaniels
as hostess
Meeting, Demolay Mothers Cir
Gle. Roof Garden, Scottish Rite
Temple, 1880 pm,
Meeting Harris School PTA.
school auditorium, 7:45 pm.
Christmas play and singing.
Meeting. Truman Elementary
PTA school. IS pm. Nativ-
ity pageant. carols and adj
dress by Rev Ralph Rogers.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H.
Sonar Wives Christmas lunch
con. Casa Cayo Hueso, 1915
pm
Dancing classes, TT. Taylor
Officers Club, 8 70 10 pm.
Meeting, Jr Chamber of Com
merce, club house, 8 pm.
Duplicate Bridge, Coral Room
Oversees hotel, 7.45 pm
Meeting, Nafl Executives Club
81 Key West, South Beach
RESTAURANT, 7 pm.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 49,
Golf classes. baseball diamond
MS special interest group
10 am,
Bowling, Navy Wives Lesgut,
MS. alleys, pm.
Spanish. advanced students,
San Carlos school. 100 to
$50 pm.
Sewing group, Monroe Co.
General Hospital Woman's
group Fort Taylor. 10 am.
Auxiliary 2 pm,
Meeting, Ladies Aid, Grace
Lutheran, 3 pm
Coffee, Naval Station Officers
Wives, TT Taylor. 10 am.
Meeting. Key West Art and
Historical Society. We st
Marteilo Gallery, $50 pm.
Meeting, Busy Bee club, 3 pm.
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Local artists
Call Meeting

All members of the Key West
Artists Association are invited to
attend the monthly meeting
which will be held Thursday,
December 10, $3.50 pm. at West
Martello Towers. Attention is
called to the use of the new patio
gate and the tropical foliage.
After the meeting. there will
be a pre-Christmas showing of
Key West artists work. Both
oils and water colors will be
displayed by Gerald Leake, Gus
tave Schrader. Alan Miller, Lee
Albert, Burrett Garnett. Hari
and Edith Kidd. Adeline Ross.
Larry Harms, Gertrude Laub-
scher and Lephe Holden.
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TRUMAN MOTHERS
PLAN XMAS FETE

Room mothers Of the Truman
Elementary School met in the
school library and set up plans for
the annual PTA Christmas party
which viii be held Friday, Decem-
Der q at 10 am. in the school
auditorium
Following the business discus
sion, Mrs. Christine Rasch turned
the meeting over TO Mrs. Flora
Garcia who conducted the study
course period on Discipline-The
Role of Punishment and Reward. +"
A social hour followed adjourn
ment with the 5th grade room
mothers as hostesSes.
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Music viii be played 81 1t. All
Richel's Key Notes band.
Guests should telephone Fort Tay-
Ter nov for reservations since the
deadiine for them is Wednesday at
. p. m,
Arrangements for the sparkling
social event are in the capable
hands Of Mrs c. G. Bratenahl. as
SISTED by Mrs. J. W. Lenny. Deco.
rations are supervised by Mrs.
X H. Glare.
Entertainment recruits include
II. e. NJ Cadenas who has a sur
prise act in store Dr. William HIATT
of the Naval hospital will tickle
the funny bone instead of setting
it in ian imitation of an imitation
of an impression Of Danny Kaye
Joseph Lazarovici is listed. The
Thomas Drace dance combo prom
Ises grace and rhythm. Mrs. John
Dawson, song stylist, is on the
program which includes two
humorous skitS.
Master of ceremonies for the
SHOW is 1t. C0mdr. Douglas NeilI.
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La COnchd Staff
To Hare Parties

Christmas parties will start get
ting underway next week. Among
the first will be the dual party
held among the 1O4 employees OF
La Concha Hotel.
J. ID. McAndrews, manager OF
the hotel, said this morning that
he will play host to his staff on
Dec. 10, and goth with each party
starting at $50 p. m. The parties
will be held in the dining room
where the traditional Christmas
tree is stationed.
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apply 10 Yed

Percy l.. Jeffery, Jr. USN aud
Maria T. Placencia. 3l1 Catherine
street have applied for marriage
license at the office County Judge
Raymond r. Lord. II is expected
that they win be married by Father
John Armfield.
Carl T. Taylor, 1909 Angela street
and Barbara j. Pinder, 1921 An
gela street have applied for a licen-
Sc also. They win be married by
the Rev. Meeker
IA
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S0cliaINOteg

Mrs. E. H. Sutherland Of BoS-
ton is spending the week at the
Casa Marina.
Mrs. Sutherland flew down three
weeks ago to visit her niece, Mrs.
Susan McAvoy, Citizen reporter.
William Plowman, veteran Of
World War IL. who lives at 708
Passover lane. is i'll in the Naval
hospital.
1t. Comdr. w. S. Lammi Will
be honor guest at an all hands
party at the Sea Plane Base next
Friday.
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the resistant child. the result is {
plate Of cold food.
X Il Il
Fistfery Is like Cologne water
~ 70 be smelIed. not swallowed.
II will be sincere IL you've been
10 Donald's.
Il 4 II
Amt 1t wonderful? And / have
more and more to see! Seems as
if there is no end to this here now
Thing, but I'm lovin' every minute
of il. See You Friday! Jaxon
Il Advt.)
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Boy For Arehsrs

Mr., and Mrs, Edward Stephenson
Archer Sr.. AIS United street, are
the parents of i baby boy born
at Monroe General hospital, Nov.
ember Is. He weighed : lbs, one oz,
and has been named Edward
Stephenson Archer, Jr
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BOY Baby Born

MIR. and Mrs Raymond Light
burn. Sr., have a son. Charles Cliff
ton, born November rs at Monroe
General hospital He weighed .
lbs, OF. The Lightburns live at
Apt. S-B Fort Village.
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Johnsons Have Sen

Donald Brock is the name Of
the new baby boy, born November
%, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brock
way johnson, 23-2 poinciana Place
The child arrived November %,
at Monroe General hospital, weigh
ing s lbs, / o.
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Girl for osmeneeks

WI wv 0NttEHE~HS
Cynthia Jean is the name of the
new baby girl born to MIR. and Mrs
Joseph Antonio Demeneck Nov
ember 90 at the Monroe General
hospital. She weighed Z lbs, u ".
The Demenecks live at l4-i Poinc-
ana Place.
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Son for csrmiehaeIs

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Clinton Car
michael are the proud parents OF
a son, Carl Paul, born al the Mon
roe General hospital, November q,
He weighed lbs. Il Oh The Car
michaelS live at Marathon, Fla.
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Son !. Born

MIR. and Mrs. John Edward ilinde
Of 1908 Flagier avenue, are the hap.
by parents of a boy born November
IS at Monroe General hospital He
weighed 6 lbs, and onehalf cum
ceS and has been named Vance
Lester.
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Daughter Arrives

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Edward
Warren, $500. Avenue + have a
baby daughter who was born Nov
ember Is, at Monroe General hos
pital. She weighed five pounds and
was named Wanda Eloise.
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Although icebergs occur through
out the year the greatest concen-
tration in the shipping lanes of the
Atlantic usually occurs from March
through June.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PoseYs have Boy

PoseYs have Boy
Mr.. and Mrs. 10, Posey, 9l7
Watson street are the parents of a
baby son born at the Monroe
General hospital. He arrived at l SIS
am. December 2, weighed lbs,
and has been named Paul Thomas.
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sO.W e.. Formal Dinner Dance Ind ShOU
Is Slated For Saturday At Fort Taylor

highly amusing we'll excellent food and dancing
are n store Tor those who the formal Christmas dinner dance
Sponsored by Officers Wives club Taylor next Saturday night
Members from WI the Naval station Fleet Sonar xii and the
Naval hospital win rokng including rumba
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Crying In 3 woman is like gsm.
bling in 4 man II kept up al
may be lost.
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Fer al cooebs who hsveot
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When the insistent parent meets
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God enters by a private door
into every individual.
Evening star., 1951-11-11

This is IT! The you've waiting o
waited to bring till could offer qo voe ohon seee
Satisfied? We're than satisfied the
the hon dared hope for $50 oil bond
oil Styles oil wor Lined in time for the cold weather.
Everything from costly coorfu weed veetrnmed dcoots
from uned hiehfoshon every type
four distinct sizeronees oil wonderful Tonorows
the doy for coob you'll long remember And the poee? The Hh
Co. Budget Shop!
, 1951-12-14
COURT
REPORT

In Municipal Court, Wednes-
day, Judge Paul Sherer sentenced
Bessie Mae Winfield, 80 Bank ST.,
to a year in the workhouse for
unlawful possession of a hypoder-
mic needle and syringe.
Raymond L. Woodgear, 1885
.Byesville blvd, was fined$500 and
costs, sentenced to six months in
the workhouse and lost his driving
rights for rs years, on a drunk
driving charge. $500 Of the fine
and three months Of the sentence
were suspended on condition Of
future good behavior.
In Domestic Relations Court,
Judge Frank w. Nicholas, sentenc-
ed Leandra Lee, 26, 1915 West
5th St., to the workhouse for a
year and fined him $1,000 for two
.offenses involving ar II year old
baby sitter. It was revealed that
Lee had attempted to modest the
girl on November II, when she
resisted and fled, he gave chase
and caught her in the neighbor-
hood Of Wilberforce place where
he beat her.
In Common Pleas Court, yester-
day, Judge Robert U. Martin
bound three men over to the
grand jury. Hence Rollins, 80,
Portsmouth, Ohio, accused Of
breaking into the United Moving
& Storage, Inc, 115 Cooper Lane,
Continued On Page 4
, 1951-12-14

even when tagged, has shown to
have a jaw Of granite. The 20
year-old Kid, a year younger than
his foe, has never been stopped in
SO fights. The only mar ever to
have him on the canvas was Ike
Williams.
Gavilan hasn't been beaten in
his last ID scraps. But Cartier
followers insist the bolo-punching
kid has been stepping too fast
lately. They point out that Gavl-
an will be in his third fight in five
weeks tonight.
The fight itself, as is customary,
will be fought in. the ring. Gavil-
an, when he's right, deals leather
like a machine gun. His punches
don't generally s'tiffen the opposi-
ton, but they area annoying point
geters that can draw blood with
their sharpness.
, 1951-12-14

career in 1926, when he became
a member of the a section Of
Bobby Sawyer's band. At that time
he played both soprano and alto
sax, showing no evident preference
for the lower register instrument,
which he was later to become an
almost unrivaled star. He played
with the orchestra Of the well re-
membered Chick Webb, who turn
ed out many a jazz talent, includ-
ing the Incompatible Ella Fitz-
gerald.
Since then, Hodges transferred to
the Duke Ellington band, and re-
manned with them until a short
time ago. Hodges has recorded and
appeared with other bands andcom
Dos, but perhaps his most memor-
able bit of wax was with Filing
ton; the wonderful Deserted
Ballroom Blues.
, 1951-12-14
INDICT SEVEN OFFICIALS
CICERO q

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA QNS)-The Justice Department announced the
Indictment today of sevenC Cicero, ILL.,, officials in connection with ant-Negro
riotng last June and July.
The indictment, returned in Chicago, alleged that the officials "denied
the equal protection of the laws to Harvey E. Clark, J, whose rental Of a a.
Named in the indictment were:
Acting Police Superintendent Erwin Konovsky; Town President Henry J.
Sandusky; Fire Marshall Theodore H. WesoLowsk; Town Attorney Nicholas
Berkos; Police Sergeant Roland Brani; and acting patroman Frank Janecek
and Frank A. LANCE.
Konovsky, Sandusky, and Berkos were named in both counts of the in
dictment The Indictment charged that all except Wesolowski did by force and
threats of force" prevent Clark from entering, occupying and having possession
of the apartment
The Court naming Wesolowski charged that he and three other officials
"wifuHy and knowingly" subjected a Negro to "the deprivation of the rights"
accorded him by the constitution.
Twentyfour "coconsprators" also were named in the indictment but not
listed IS defendants
, 1951-12-14

Mr.. George A. Arts of Lincoln, Illinois, announces the COM
ing marriage of her daughter, Miss Vera B. Arts, of Springfield,
Ill, to DR.. Hiram Murren, 153 S. Williams st, Dayton, Ohio.
DR.. MurreI, formerly a resident of Springfield, ILL.,, is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. MurreII, of that city. He is a graduate
of Central State College of Physiatrics, Eaton, Ohio.
Miss Arts is a graduate of Springfield High School, and attend
ed the Matte Bowes School of Dressmaking, New Rochelle, New
York. -
The wedding will take place, Saturday, December IS, 1851.
4 pm, in the study of Waymaa Chapel AME church, 9Th and
Bank SITS. Rev. Wallace M. Wright, Pastor, will officiate. The
couple will be attended by Representative and Mrs. Frederick
Bowers.
, 1951-12-14
PRICE l v CENTS
LATE
international News Service

international News Service
MUNSAN-THE COMMUNISTS HAVE offered to allow limited
rotation of Allied troops in Korea after a truce is signed. but re-
fuse to allow Red Cross visits o their war prisoner camps.
EIGHTH ARMY HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN JET PILOTS
have destroyed n damaged four more Russian type jets, making
the two-day toll FL.
BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF,-FHM PRODUCER WALTER Wang
er is charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the
jealousy shooting of agent Jennings Lang over Wanger's wife,
actress Joan Bennett.
TRUMAN is confering today with
Chairman King of the house committee investigating tax scandals,
presumably o. plans to clean up government corruption.
Neutrality-suspicious. S. SERVICE, state department official
indicates he will not appeal the Presidents loyalty review board
finding of reasonable doubt as to his loyalty.
PARASITIC u. S. HAS told the U. N. political committee that
the revised western disarmament plan goes as far a S possible to-
ward meeting Russian objections.
, 1951-12-14
GaviIan vs.. Cartier
Toniqht !.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA (INS)-
Welterweight Champion Kid Cav
ilan and middleweight contender
Walter Cartier shoot leather at
each other tonight in a ten-round
fight that should have more "bang
bang' than a TV horse opera.
The Cuban Hawk is favored by
the minutest of margins to win the
duke at Madison Square Garden.
But most of the dragons are re-
luctantly sitting back and observ-
ing. A free-swinging brawl is
anticipated.
Gavilan, who generally does we'll
against bigger opponents, will spot
the ambitious Cartier at least ten
pounds. The Keed is expected to
hit $50 pounds while Cartier comes
in around 100.
Cartier, who foresees a title.
scrap with Ray Robinson if he
whips the housekeeping Cuban,
will be throwing his best Sunday
bombs. Though he lacks Gavilan's
ring experience, Cartier has a
hefty winning streak of 20 straight
and a reputation for packing a
solid kayo punch.
But in the Havana Hawk, Car
tier is not likely to find a sitting
duck. Gavilan is quick afoot, and