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Refrigerator Closeout
Hs% souse' dE % aotDoint. sS crcsley lwestaS diS
son, Deepfreeze and Admiral .refrig.
orators. All sizes and models ir
stock; no reas. offer refused. ALI re.
frigerators new and fully guar.
Standard Tire & Battery Co
o,., nc 10th .r;,5 and ! H sts. NE . ooeo
rugs. imported. Persian. orienta.
good wearing. 9x12. S49.50; Ski /
aY4R s'afE sHof fizf; Feb gr9g0E z s. Drlsed ns
RUG. 9x12 broadloom, ali wool;
cedar colored. with Ozite pad; peri
cond.: 500. WO. 1856. -7
RUGS; all clean. summer and winter
LET left in storage; G So and up. NAN
RUGS, summer; ike new; one sx1o
one 9x12, 3 small throw rugs, $40
SCALES. platform. used: Hamblin, &C.
curate weigher. springless;. $4,000
capacity, 10 f., wide, 20 It. long
move sen cafl aHF HR sTSo hENsfNdER NRa2s6 Tl e. IS
SEWING MACHINE. Singer, 31-1,
tailoring machine; also American
blend stitching machine. AL. $500
sfW1NG HHi t34SiA MACHINES, Singer; sever. ws
demonstrators and fioor sample.
ER SEWING e tsGSisa CENTER 7os K,nF sTN si
Alex. Va. AL. 5615. 10
SEWING MACHINE, Kenmore. desl
model, never used. S175; washer
esans as5asss al sSo stt.sS Sacqn Ee
new. $50. 637 Kensington pl. ne,
SEWING MACHINES. CLEARANCE,
new and like new; must make room
6rand-new Featherweight portable
Nj soe.r value; esn.os n9w S5e6c SPy seaut
other console reduced, S49.5O:
Zig-zag machine drastically reduced
treadle. like new. $29.6 Open
Thurs, Fri. ewes. 1912 Lee hwy.
sHooiE isaci MAcHnNERY. complet. eoaip. MS
ment; must sacrifce. $500 or best
offer: OR. 399S, 81. 1854. Iii
SH0ES-Cancellations, hundreds Of
styles; men, women, children; outfit
your family In famous-brand shoes
Dellman. DeLiso, Paradise. Jarman
Florsheim, Roblee, Town q Country,
hard-to-fnd sizes; save to 6oT OF
more. LIEBERMAN, NC, Y4O4
Monroe NV. Of 14th st., MI. 6344.
Open 10 to 8 pm. Air cond. -8
SHOWCASES CD, fiuorescent light
ing. glass shelves. good as new;
cases, g It. long. 2 #. wide, 4 It.
high; ! case, 8 It. long. IT. wide.
4 1t. high. These cases are slightly
used and for immediate sale. 73i
siLvERiWiARE. stieff Rose, cost over
$500 will sacrifice for S125. Call
soFA BED and slip cover. brown,
good condition See bet q and
1912 Eye st. NV, RIM. /. ST, 4935,
SOFA-Dark green wool mohsir;
good cond., S75. JE. 2-3045. IS
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK

FOUR sTOCKER STEERS. 3 Here
H,Ifs;d. f0TGs oeEE HOlstein GOO bounas'.
100 'l'stH1 CHOICE 1s HEREFORD HEIFERs,
weight, 800 lbs; fully tested and
vaccinated. E. E. GARNSEY, Reva,
Va. Phone Madison 2943. l6s
BEAUTIFUL PINTO RIDING HORSE;
due to foal in August. Cedar 3-4250
STOCKER STEERS, Hereford and
Angus. vaccinated. any number. DR..
e. soJ. LAUGHLIN. sH. 2114. ME.
HORSES - Rented and boarded
hay hay rides. S SPECIAL Ssda attention for chill
FTFSs TSSsy..ssn 1ss sale; 1910 iS weeks old. PHONE
HORSE, S-year-old thoroughbred;
open jumper. Jumps 6 #. 6 inches,
1862 hands; $500. WI. 9251. -S
SALE-.six beautiful Guernseys-4
are first-calf cows are 5 and 8
year old cattle In full bloom
gives close to 6. the other about
5 gallons. All gentle as kittens.
Will be shown Wed, June IL. Call
LO. 1864. that date only or write
j. WILLIAM WRATHALI. 550l KEEP
pier rd. Sc. Wash. 20. To find:
Follow Rte. 5. Branch ave.) to 1900
blk. turn right on Keppler I'd. and
follow about " mile. 10
White-Face Hereford Cows
Some with calves. good quality. Is
head nR q i IATI($HT I'M SJ
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

14O1-A BUCHANAN ST. N.W.-2 con-
necting rooms. pvt. bath, light. cool.
S45: no kitchen. GE. s141. -8
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
in pvt. home; l or 2 refined persons; !;
home privileges. Ii. 7-7242. 10
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WASHERS, NEW
AUTOMATICS 500

With your old washer. No money
down. Terms as low as 81. .25 wk.
Choose from largest display Of
washing machines. All makes and
sizes. Some as low as $40. Author
Whirlpool, Hotpoint, ABC, Maytag,
Easy. Thor. Bendix. many others.
PETE HILL BUILDERS SUPPLY
CO.. 944 Wayne ave-, Silver Spring,
Md, ,JU. S-S039. Open Mon.
through Sat. q It'll o. -
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RUST-OLEUM
No other paint like 1t. All colors,
aluminium white and black. Eco
nomical, covers more surface. Prompt
free delivery. THE GILBERT PAINT
CO.. Distributor, 1074 31st st. NV.
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SERVICE

$40 uPSIJgHR H st, sT; NV. ,,,, IA. $500
Ks's exec. esSd sss 1esS w. ossS ss1SP
WASHING MACHINE. Hot Point,
gringer type. excel cond. Best offer.
WAsHiNSG MACHINE. Maytag. / year
old; peri. cond.; reasonable. HUI.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, COM
pletely automatic. l year old. Sell
WASHING MACHINE, GE, with spin
dryer, $25; Simplex ironer, excel
WATER HEATERS - Gas. electric.
used. all sizes, SIS up. JOHN G.
WEBSTER. WAREHOUSE. 1909 1st
st. Sc. Call ST. 6100. MR.. PARKER.
WATER COOLERS
Brand new. S17s50: list price.
S22S.50. ATLANTIC PLUMBING
SUPPLY CO.. S07 v Ut. NV, NO.
WATER HEATER, 3O-gal., new. still
in crate. Retails $139.50. Sell
WHEELCHAIR, Bassick, only used 4
mos, in excellent condition, reason
able. DU. 4264. -S
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WASHERS
FULLY AUTOMATIC
S59.95

Reconditioned, guaranteed; delivered
and installed. Bargain prices on
leading brands of automatics. Fac
tory authorized sales and service for
No DoWN pYMT.-3s MOS. TO PAY
MAYWIT APPLIANCE
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MIscEL. WANTED tcont. /,

PIANO-MUsICAL FAMILY WITH
NO SMALL CHILDREN DESIRES
OR BALDWIN GRAND. MUST BE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. UN-
USUAL CARE GUARANTEED. WILL
FURNISH HIGHEST REFERENCES
AND CASH BOND. NO DEALERS.
4301 MASS. AVE, WO. 1874. -S
Evening star., 1952-06-06

IRONRITE IRONERS
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Standard Tire & Battery Co
10th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 3-9Os2
Open Evenings Til 9 -8
LAWN MOWER. power. REQ Royal
de luxe; FL latest model, used only
LAWN MOWERS (2), used, hand, 16.
inch blades: good cond. COL. DAY
OR. 0562 after 8 pm. 7s
LIV: RIM. SUITE, mod. 9-pc.. newly
upholstered. 719 A st. ne. Ii
Evening star., 1952-06-06

HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old. these are beautiful
animals; pure Domino breeding. j.
T. GIBBONS. Newmarket. Va. Phone
Haymarket 4-230O.
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Bring your dental gold. platinum.
discarded jewelry. We pay cash.
A. KAHN, INC.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
call Day 81 Mint. sH. $3.50.
POWER MOWER, in good condition;
Tor. IA. 2-070e. -
Evening star., 1952-06-06

RECORDING TAPE, (plastic) 1880
orssys. Fl seSss sS 5000 ea We Tpd Eesi. these
carr carry sh audio and an irish tapes at at large ise
discounts. COMMISSIONED ELEc-
TRONICS. NO. 1858.
REFRIGERATOR, electric range, GE,
list S2S9.95. selling price at cost.
500; Guaranteed new-never used.
REPRIGERAroR. F ger westinghouse; 3
Yrs. old: excel. cond.; reasonable.
RGFR1GsRAroR. Eli GER; 7.cu.-ft. Admiral.
excel. cond.: S125. AP. 6413. 5
REFRIGERATOR and gas stove. ON;
9 years old; both for S175. 10.
REFRRRifGdERAToR. s-cu.-ft. coldspot,
excel; cond;; cost $217 new; will sell
REFKiGERAToR I lsA - Used, apt apt; .,.,l. size.
HaBAco sA; SERVICE e D' CO. rear i44s
iag unit; s ~ Il. $500 or ssst
R3FRicERATSR. Ghfsi Mai NSRs' Kelyinator. exeel.
REFRfGfsarokff iSRsi ERA 81 ffnttesinationai inter- Hsr-
Ufssssr' Ufer Io sS ssog4' su tt' yrs old; s best
Observation-Disclosures Har-
veSter. 9.2 GU. It., excellent condi-
ton; 8 mos. old; sacrifice. Ju.
REFRiGERAToRs, used. large as.
sortment from SO up. Some with
l-ysaT guarantee Time payments.
REFRIGERATORS, recond.. guar, $50
UP; new 1861 WESTINGHOUSE. liberal
discount or trade; no dn. payments.
"a mos. to pay, p. o. SMITH. s. &
S.: 1874 II st. ne. II. 3-2545.
REFRIGERATORS. Ranges. washers.
Warehouse sale. Brand-new models.
almost all makes and sizes. Must
sell. Extra-large savings. No reason
able offer will be refused. Open
Mon. through Sat, 8 It'll 8. SILVER
SPRING GAS & ELECTRIC co, 944
:, Wayne aye JI. S-s03S.-.r.-4-7 !,
models, fully reconditioned. guaran-
teed: 81 Que NV. MI 4781. 3
REFRIGERATOR
Late models. $25 up; easy terms.
Rent refgr.,. SIS mo. D. C.'s largest
selection OF good new and used
.WASHERS-S99.00
Easy terms-lifetime guarantee.
ALL1SONS. 2209 14th st. NV. AD.
1884; open until 8 p.m, l0s
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FURNITURE

FURNITURE
10% down. "A months to pay. Imme-
date delivery on purchases. Chests,
ways: complete selection of sofa
beds and studio couches in fne-
quality fabrics, $50 up; modern sec
tional sofas. all colors, $119-$149;
lounge, occasional chairs, rockers;
twenty bedroom suites in modern
and traditional styling, 8 pcs, S9S-
S295; box springs. mattresses. drop
tables. lamps. household miscel-
1aneous.
OPEN Ewes. TIL PM.
DAWSON FURNITURE CO.
9246 Rhode Island Ave. NE,
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DIPLOMAT APIS. 2120 10th.
Walking distance downtown. over
looking Meridian Park: junior bed.
rm apt, beautifully furn.. elevator.
switchboard, air cond., roof garden.
MRS OPPERMAN. MI 1898. --8
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

LARGE TREE. cut up In different
sizes: Reasonable price. Call 10.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

Gigantic clearance sale. Brand-new
1852 famous makes Tv sets ct be-
low dealers cost. Open till IL pm.
AIMCO TV SALES
1890 N. Washington Blvd.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

Furniture-New, Unclaimed
Freight. Drastic reductions. Bedrm.
sets, dinetteS, lv. rm. sets. etc. Open
ewes. till 9. AMERICAN, 1923 9TH
st. NV. RE. 1868.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

White-Face Hereford Cows
Some. with calves. good quality. Is
2114 ME 1874 q
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FARM 8 GARDEN

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES
Registered Axe and American Field,
$40 and $50. LO. 6-S474.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

THE CONGRESSIONAL APARTMENT
On Capitol Hill in this ultramodern
AIR building. We
have available for June l occupancy
a beautifully furnished lge. efficiency
apt. See resident manager. Phone
TT 3RO0S
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FOR SALE
15 or 20 acres of good sod. On
Farm. FORREST D. HOLDEN. Rt.
l. Sterlipg, Va. -S
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Refrigerator CloSeout

WASHERS-SYB.UU
Easy terms-lifetime guarantee
ALLISONS. 2209 14th st. NV. AID
1894; open until pm. l0e
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
X. W. Cupboard
Club To Race Sun.

The annual March of Dimes
motor boat races will be held Sun.
day afternoon at 1880 pm. January
9th at Garrison Blight by the Key
West Cupboard Club announced
Commodore Bascom l.. Grooms
Jr. March of Dimes Chairman C.B.
Harvey said that a great deal of
credit should 60 to this active or.
gaization for through their efforts
many dimes and dollars have been
raised for polio crippled children
which have enabled the payment
OF their medical care. Each year
this organization volunteers its ser
vices without waiting for a special
cab continued Chairman Harvey.
with the result tibet approximately
one hundred dollars is collected
of a Sunday afternoon.
II is a foregoing conclusion that
the races will be success said
racing chairman Jimmie Wells for
all members are cooperating whole
heartedly." Leadership in being
provided by Grooms, the Commo-
dore, Vice Commodore Jimmie
Wells. Rear Commodore David Ma
son, Secretary Hasting Adams.
Treasurer Bob" Reid, and all
members.
Four beautiful loving cups await
winners in Classes B and c, Fishing
Class for any entrant with a motor
boat regardless of type. and
Free-for-all and every boat enth-
usiast is requested by Racing
Chairman Jimmie Wells to come
out Sunday and Join in the fun.
Advance entrants include John
McKillip. Jimmie Wells, BascOm
Grooas, Jr., Cecil Gates. DOC"
Carbonell. David Mason. Ben Sch
oneck. Dick Quigley. Raymond Ma
loney. James Johnson, George De-
merritt. Tommy Saunders. Tony
johnson, John Yates. and others.
II is hoped that many more folks
all enter their boats
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Douglass High
Chorus To Be
At Fun Mite

Tourists and winter visitors
the Fun Mite program tonight
Bayview Park will be entertaine
by the Douglass High School CHI
rus under the direction of Mrs
Doris Miller.
Fun Mite is weekly affair. pre-
scented each Wednesday night in
the Park under the auspices OF
the Key West Chamber of Com.
merce. 1t is especially for visitors
to Key West, although anyone who
wishes may attend.
Visitors who have attended the
program in past years are look.
ing forward to hearing again the
Douglass high chorus, which has
made successful appearances on
Fun Mite each year.
During the intermisSion of to
nights show. novelty act will be
presented by the well-known local
comedian. sailor Mike Jacobs.
! TOnight'S program will begin al
500 p. III. There is no admission
charge at Fun Mite.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Tired Teachers
Meet JayVees
.AtCourt Thurs.
High School Faculty
To Play I'm March Of
Dimes Benefit Game:
Fast Action Promised

There'll be huffing and puff
fling in the High School Gym
tomorrow night at 700. when the
tired old men of the faculty will
Will tackle the Junior Varsity
Court Five in d basketball CD
game. for the benefit of the
March of Dimes. The oldSterS,
who will display such talent as
Singing" Van. George Hough,
Harold HaskinS. Coach Beckman,
Andrew Garcia, Coach Jones and
Principal Schweitzer, promise to
show fast game of basketball
if their feet hold up. 1t is re-
ported from undercover sources
that the girls gym teacher has
been approached by the faculty
in an effort to strengthen their
club.
Following this alleged contest,
the Varsity will meet the Alumni
in an exhibition which will
serve as a tuneup for Saturday
game with St. Peters.
A nominal admission will be
charged with all proceeds going
to the March of Dimes fund. The
officials have donated their serv-
ices for this affair."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
jury
COnyiicts
Found Guilty On
All Six Counts OF
Two Indictments

BOSTON 4P - A federal jury
Tuesday night convicted Denis W.
Delaney, ousted Massachusetts col
lector of internal revenue. on
charges he accepted $500 in
brides and falsely certified pay
ment of $lS0,OOO in tax liens.
The jury of II men and one
woman deliberated nine hours and
Is minutes before finding Delaney
guilty of all six counts of two in
dictments.
Judge Charles +. WyzanSki Jr.
allowed Delaney to remain free on
81, 500 bond pending his sentencing
some time next week.
The 55-year old Delaney faces
maximum penalties of IS years
Imprisonment and fines of $37. 500,
and minimum penalties of six
mOntnS Imprisonment.
His attorney, c. keefe Hurley,
said he didn't know definitely
whether an appeal would be made.
Il assume" he said, there will
be an appeal"
Delaney-the first top official
brought to trial in the current fed
! eral tax scandals-Stood at rigid
attention through the long reading
of he verdictAand the 104minute
proceeding that followed.
Only at the start of the reading
did he blink his eyes nervously.
When it was over. he stepped for
ward and shook hands with his
attorney.
On the first count of the bribery
indictment Delaney was found
guilty of accepting $500. on April
26, 1949, from Daniel Friedman,
New York insurance man. to in
fluence his action on taxes owed
by Maxwell Shapiro and the Max
well Shapiro Wooden Co. of Boston
On the second count, he was
convicted of taking another ST. SOC
bride, on May 6, l949, from Fried
man in connection with the same
case.
On the third count the jury found
he took a $500 bride on Aug. IL,
1949, also from Friedman in con.
nection with taxes owed by the
Massachusetts Steel Treating Corp
of Worcester.
| On the second indictment Delan.
ey was convicted on three counts
of knowingly having false. certifi.
Gates filed Oct. l, 1913, showing
that $3.50, 900 in tax liens had been
paid.
/ The taxes involved Samuel and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Fishermen
ArgueOver
SEEMING

TALLAHASSEE R-Commerclal
and sports fishermen will be at
tit again Feb. over the old queS-
ton of whether seining in fresh
water lakes hurts or helps bass
fishing.
The State Game and Fresh Wa.
ter Fish Commission will meet
here that day. Among proposals
to be made is one that SEEMING of
pan fish be allowed on an expert
mental basis.
Sports fishermen long have con-
tended such SEEMING is bad for
game fishing. They say nets are
dragged over bass beds and de-
Stroy eggs. Another main obJec-
ton is their claim that once given
permission to seine for such pan
fish as Dream, crappie and she'll
crackers the commercial interests
would be uncomfortable,
Fish biologists of the Game and
Fish Commission have conducted
surveys which they say show con
troEed SEEMING would benefit the
bass population by reducing COM
petition for food. That position has
been backed up by group of
outside experts, but the commits
sion never has adopted it.
Commission Chairman Cecil
Webb, who was quoted enormously
last week as being of the same
opinion as the biologists, said Il
am going into this meeting with
free and open mind. | don't know
whether SEEMING is good or bad
for the fish supply"
The plan to be presented to the
commission calls for SEEMING in
Lakes George, Okeechobee, Har-
ris. EuStiS and Reedy. A three
| year experiment would be run on
Lakes Harris, Eustis and Reedy
if the project were approved.
IL the commission approves sale
of the seined fish. they would be
tagged or put up in marked pack.
ages SO that illegally taken fish
from other lakes could not be rep.
resented as from the five desig
mated lakes.
1t will be up to the commission
to decide whether seining will bt
permitted at all and if so in what
lakes and under what circumstanc
eS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
ALLIED JETS SHOOT

Continued On Page Six
% MICS. About 3S other MICS
watched the fight.
Maj. Donald E. Adams of Mount
Clemens, Mich. spotted one MIG
all alone and picked off the Red
aircraft with four machine gun
bursts. The MIG went down trail
ing smoke and the pilot bailed out.
AS the MIG fell, Sabre pilots
with blazing guns bounced on a
formation of MICS below them.
Capt. William c. Knoy of Dodge
City, Kans., got the other kill.
Maj. William F. Shaeffer of Boone,
Ia, was credited with the probable.
Eighth Army said the ambushed
Allied unit fought brief, heavy
engagement with the Red attack
ers near Kumsong on the central
front. 1t gave no further details.
On the west, a u. N. raiding
party hit Red hill position west
of Chorwon. 1t withdrew after call
ing down artillery fire on the Com
muniStS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
EIGHTY-TWO YEARS

Continued From Page One)
used to watch the young boys
in town dive for coins tossed by
ships passengers. They were so
quick they caught the coin be-
fore ii could sink to the bottom"
he added.
Philbert's dock is now the
Porter dock and lifts was To-
Gated between the Porter dock
and Mallory docks which now
belong TO Gulf Transportation.
Mr. and Mrs. McCorkindale
stopped at the Ocean View mo-
tel here. He is a gas manufac-
turer at Roanoke, Va, and mo-
tored here with his charming
wife acting as chauffeur.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
Walcott Says
He'nFight
Matthews Soon
After Matthews. Either
Charles Or Marciano
Will Be Opponent
By ed CORRIGAN

NEW YORK R-The pincerS
that have been tightening on
Heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe
Walcott for the past "a hours have
the ancient New Jersey batter
ready to give up his lucrative ex-
hibition tour and sign for a de-
Tense of his title.
But Jersey Joe. who probably
will climb in the ring against Ez-
card Charles whose crown he lifted
last July Is, has one ally-Jim
Norris, president of the Interna-
tional Boxing Club, which has a
contract with the champion.
When Norris heard that Bob
Christenberry, the new chairman
of the New York State Athletic
Commission, had ordered Walcott
to defend his title within Is days
or have if vacated in New York.
the IBC president said:
II had thought it was under
stood that Walcott was to be given
the chance to make the most of
the financial opportunities he has
as champion before being required
to defend"
ChriStenberry, however, didn't
see it that way. Originally, Wal
colt signed to defend his cham
pionship 80 days from. July ,aS and
against Charles. That svent by the
boards, though, when Walcott be-
gan cashing in on the crown. Now
ChriStenberry apparently has de
cided the time has come to act.
He also bypassed Rocky Marciano
(Winner over Joe Louis) and Harry
Matthews of Seattle.
LAS far as the New York State
Athletic Commission is con.
cerned," said Christenberry, "Ez-
card Charles is the No. / chal-
lenger. We have nothing before us
from Marciano, and I refuse to
consider Matthews a contender for
the heavyweight title"
Felix Bocchicchio, Jersey Joe's
manager, issued a statement say,
ing:
1--WE may decide to sign fol
three bouts within Is days, prob
ably first bout with Matthews
on the West Coast and a title de
Tense in June. We have a verbal
agreement, made under duress, t,
defend against Charles. We viii
take one tuneup fight, preferably
against Matthews, and / look witt
favor on signing for a title bout
with either Marciano or Charles. :
every time a heavyweight
champion steps in the ring. he
risks his title. BOcchicchio did moi
explain how he proposed to get
! around this.)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-01-23
SUB.ZERO COLD

Continued From Page One)
strong winds over the Great Lakes
region.
Snow and rain pelted the North
eastern states Tuesday. The snow
fall measured three inches in
Northern Maine but the snow
changed to rain in other parts of
New England.
New York State reported a mix
ture of light snow, sleet and rain.
Winds of Al miles an hour, with
gusts up to So m.p.h., were re-
ported in Buffalo.
A small tornado struck near
Moultrie, Ga, Tuesday night, in
iuring eight persons, none serious.
ly. The injured were treated for
cuts. bruises and shock. The twist
er wrecked a score of homes.
Northern California was freeing
itself further from the worst snow
storm in half century which hit
the area earlier this month. Rail
roads started using northern snoun-
tain pass routes to Chicago in
stead of taking the long detour
by way of Southern California.