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Lute News
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Man Killed on Route ]

A hit-and-run automobile
early today struck and killed
a man on Route 1, two miles
south of Laurel, Md. The VIC
tim was identified tentatively
as Frank r. Dady, RfverdaIe,
Md.
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Three Die In Storm

HOUSTON, Jan. 81 R.-A
violent thunderstorm which
ripped into Houston late today
with wind gusts up to 88 miles
an hour was blamed for the
death Of three persons. Several
others were injured.
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Heuss Marks 6oth Birthday

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EN-, Germany, Jan. 81 P.-
President Theodor Heuss of West
Germany celebrated his 69th
birthday today at a winter sports
carnival here.
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btlcIC bOu1UIIOW, GlldL GLtc IVA
Fleet is being pulled out of For
moSan waters.
Leahy Likes Idea.
At the same time:
l. Neither the Navy nor the
Joint Chiefs of Staff last night
had received any instructions or
requests for conferences on the
matter.
2. Admiral William D. Leahy,
World War chief of staff to
Presidents Roosevelt and Tru-
man, said it would be a bright
idea" if anybody wants General
lssimo Chang Kai-shek's Chinese
Nationalist Army to help us
settle the problem of the China
coast
3. Senate Republican Leader
Taft indorSed the report plan.
He said: ut seems to me it will
be step in the right direction
and about as long a step as we
should make at this time"
Korean Angle Cited.
Gen. Macarthur also said that
the Truman order, which created
4 naval blockade of FormoSa,
was instrumental in bringing Red
China into the Korea conflict
"after the North Korean armies
had been destroyed"
The former Far Eastern COM
mander made his statement in
New York.
If President Eisenhower orders
the 7th Fleet out of the Formosa
Strait, Gen. Macarthur said, it
would correct one of the strang-
est anomalies known to military
history"
Such course should be sup
ported by all loyal Americans
irrespective of party" he added.
Mr.. Truman'S order sealed off
China's forces on Formosa from
the Chinese mainland. Should
President Eisenhower cancel the
order, way would be opened for
Chinese Nationalist raids on the
Communicated mainland.
Political Motive Seen.
The apparent surprise in high
Pentagon quarters at the reported
White House plan strongly Sug-
gested the move is predicated
on political rather than military
policy.
However, the situation appear
ed similar to that when President
Truman established the patrol in
the first place. That decision
was made by the White House
and State Department. The
Navy'S first knowledge of that
decision was when an order ar
rived at the Pentagon.
Last night the Navy had re-
ceived no order as yet to lift
the patrol.
The FormoSan patrol is not a
complete blockade and warshipS
do not patrol the Strait daily.
For months they have been max
ing infrequent runs in the waters
between Formosa and the Chinese
mainland. Patrol planes make
reconnaissance flights from time
to time.
The Nationalists have been re-
(See FORMOSA, Page A-8.)
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Macarthur FoXors RecoIIinq
u. S. 9TH Fleet F rom Formoso;
Pentoqon Not Informed of Step
Signs Increasing
Eisenhower Will End
Petrol of Struit

Gen. Douglas Macarthur last
night praised President Eisen-
hower'S reported plan to remove
the United States 7th Fleet from
the Formosa Strait. He declared
such action would reverse a
fundamental error" Of former
President Truman in the Far
Eastern situation.
There were increasing indica-
tions that Gen. Eisenhower will
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Young Republicans to Consider Choice
for FIonogon Post. Page ALI
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Picture on Page AZ
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Pictures on Pose Az.
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Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy, windy and turning
colder today and tomorrow. Low near Is
degrees. Gull report on Page A-2.)
Temperatures Yesterday.
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Text Of Macarthur Statement on
Reported Fleet PIon. Poee "A
Taipeh Expects Red Air Raids If U. S.
Removes Novy Blockade. Pose A-S
Eisenhower Reodies Stote- of the Union
Speech to Congress. Poge AS
tell Congress, in his address
there tomorrow, that the 7th
Fleet is being pulled out of For
moSan waters.
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133 Die as Ship
Sinks in Storm
Near Belfast
Lifebouts Wrecked
BY 115-MiIe Winds
In Sight Of Lund
By tn. A:soeiosed Pres.

DONAGHADEE, Northern Ire
land, Jan. 31.-The British sea
ferry ship Princess Victoria sank
in a bowling hurricane today,
sending 1873 men, women and
children to death in raging seas
within sight of land.
Dazed survivors said the 1894
ton vessel plying between Scot
Evening star., 1953-02-01
Leahy Likes Idea.
At the same time:

(See FoRMOSA, Page ABB
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(See STORMS, Page A-50
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Continued on Page AS, Col.
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Third OF People
In United States
Have Hearing Loss

CHICAGO, III. - n sam
Posen once helped 4 deaf friend
to hear again. Nov he is one Of
the country's major producers Of
hearing aids.
Posen is president and his wife,
Fay, is secretary-treasurer Of Bel
tone Hearing Aid Co. They founded
the company in 1910 with a pair
Of pliers and a prayer.
After be built bis first electrunlc
hearing aid, Posen. q, expert
mented with circuits, ampllfiers
and business methods. His COM
pany sold only Is hearing aids n
its first two years.
Eve lost al our savings and
tried to dispose Of the business
but there were no buyers" he
said. down 10 cur last dollar, I
took an outside JOB as chief Ii.
spector for the electronies section
Of the U. S. Army Signal carps.p
His wife remained confident.
She carried on the business Ia 4
tiny Loop office.
1T wasn't easy 20 get people
to use our hearing aid because we
we're new IN the field" she says.
Mrs, Posen set about building a
national sales organization: he de.
signed q noise-free ampilfier. The
lads" then were two-unit affairs
with batteries carried separately.
Men carried batteries in their hip
pockets; women strapped them 70
their legs.
10 1874. Posen patented he first
slngIe-unit hearing aid with q
three-tube amplifier and batteries
combined. This advance II aid for
deaf persons put The Posens Ia
big business Their expanding COM
pany, with $50. 900 hearing aids IN
use today. soon VII occupy Z new
500 900 plant.
| The Posens' firm now has 30
distributors IN the United States
and Canada and IS countries IN
Europe, Asia and South America.
| Posen, who started ia ihe DAYS
Of the crystal SET and became !
self-edueated electronIcs expert,
designed plng.ln vacuum tubes ioF
easy seryicing of hearing aids.
/ Nov he Is developing 4 throe.ouncs
hearing aid with three lranslsiors
to replace vacuum tubes. he
tzansistor uses q tiny npeck q
germainium embedded Il pas.
nc. II Is only = traction che sac
Of q. vacuum tube and nnax much
less current.
II Is estimated nat moro thsn
third u the people b he u s.
have hearing loss. Raging froS
very slight 70 total DEAFNESS.
Above u nlillloa persons have
profound hearing impairment
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Boxing Results
MONDAY FIGHTS
sr Ihs Asss.Ialsa Rnaa

BRoOKLYN-Luiu Perez, f1st1.
Brooklyn, oulpoinief cofky Con
xaies. -. Denver, -.
NEW HAVEN, Gem. - Efflo
compo. III. New Haven, ouipo,nl-
81 Harry Lahsne. ~. Hoasion.
Tex. ~.
MONTREAL - Paf1g DemaFcs.
rs. Brooklyn. 0aspolnied Arnand
ssyols. fs7. Monirssl. -.
T0RosT0--Joe Giambfia. Issn.
BufEais. n. -. oulpoiniad osis
Graham. is5A. Phae6siphia. a.
CHICAGO = Bohbg boyd. -
ChseaEe. stepped Cpl PenaI
BFown. 1894. 81 Kn1x. Ky. q
LEN1SToWN. Ne = slanisr
Kssheel. -. Bsesw Ne. ga e
Eel o4er Sulffy flt<ks. 1zosk
raFtan1 Ne !.
S0lIH GATE. caia.-clses A.
drsd lzE CsHptoa. caiH.
sseppsd 1oaas1 HaFs. -. Fhoenix.
Afixss Z
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APIS. sAo.oe to $3.50 per month.
all William 8. aprs1.7tx
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= THr CIRCUIT ro0mT % TfsE
af1rEEwTM JUDICIAL tsIA1 i ~
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IN Avn Fom MONROE 10&AN ~
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sO-L.eqal Notices


NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY JUDGES COURT,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY,
FLORIDA. IN PROBATE.
In re Estate OF
JULIAN ]. MARKS.
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given 20 all
whom II may concern that Robert
c. Marks as Administrator CT.A.
DIN, of the EstAte OF Julian ].
Marks. deceased, mas filed with the
Honorable Raymond r. Lord. Coun-
~ Judge in and for Monroe Coun-
", Florida. his Final Return and
has made application for his dis
charge as administrator. eta.
D.B,s, Of the Estate OF Julian J.
Marks. deceased.
Dated April nth. AID. 1853.
sd ROBERT c. MARKS,
As Administrator C.T.A.D.B.N. OF
the Estate OF Julian ]. Marks,
deceased.
April. 2s:mays.i Hasa
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SAVE $3.50. Genuine IA piece
Marco waterless cook ware set.
Regular $3.50 value. Special adj
vertising offer now only 5000.
Write for free literature or send
$1,000 deposit, bal. COD. Brownie
Sales. Box 100, Key West.
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
DIAL 2-566l
25-Real Estate For Sale
sCONrrSuGDl

YEAR OLD, CHS. 2 bedroom,
large closets, porch, utility room.
Stove, refrigerator. SIS, SOC. 90.
S, $4,000 cash. 1906 Laird St.
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ONE BEDROOM Apt. Nicely furn.
No pets. Lots of parking space.
Very reasonable rent. Apply Gate
Barber Shop, 1928 Southland.
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and also ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS.
LEGATEES. DEVTSEES. GRAN
OTHER CLAIMANTS claiming by,
through, under or against any Of
the above named defendants who
may be dead and not known 70
be dead or alive:
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Ear tets i sses ~ afs -.
10 e. pzsa 49, g ! ns4asn
FaEwes samaE - eska 60
tzxk 1eeezsxsg ~ go 3 - 80.
Yea ma1t ~ aes e g1F faers
= Fszasa e.sss ff.zsz & g Is -.
aEraa ~ - -.
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departments For Rent
tcoNrMUxp.

2 BEDROOM upstairs flat. Nicely
furn. Electric kitchen. Parking.
No pets. Very reasonable rent. ADJ
ply Gate Barber Shop, 328 South.
ard. apr2S-3tx
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LARGE z bedroom apt. Furnished.
tss.ao per meath. plus utilities.
Fhona 1eoat, aprz7.st
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NEW Moreseh Aeccgon, douAse
sAifk, 10 bass. Red Mcsher e.
Pearl q xllxeF. Fully pansA hnea
case. itaz ossssa s.. aRis-a
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FOR BUYING or selling any kinds
of Key or Key West and Key
property, contact Paul Boysen, 626
Fleming st. aprl5-12tx
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aprai.as:mays1s.isss
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ATTRACTIVE young lady Tor
waitress and coektaIl wurk.
See Mr.. Horace Young. Casa ca
70 Haese. Itoo paval apri-tf
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Cottages For Rent

FURNISHED COTTAGES suit
able for three adults or couple
with one child, Go years or
older). OPA rental. $3.50 month
ly plus utilities. No pets. Cali
2-59l2 for inspection. apr2-tf
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W31 a kk.ikisls asx19leA
spfea6f Nssh saraks asa fasar
wbfh 8 IIgzle ninea9 easn 80 e.
ehap 81 WoresSsers ssaea
Miace5 et<ksn tnd Es1ee6 salrtn6
mnasfaans neisssss6 waA 40.
onnssss AIS msta . 6eetzks
sgseaz
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,2A-Trailers For Rent

ONE-WAY TRAILERS, any size,
for rent to any city in the
United States. Rent it here--leave
It there. See Dick Phelps, Palm
lSinclair) Service Station, Stock
Island. apr16.tf
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/ BEDROOM Apt. $500 per mo.
Adults. Phone 2-671I. apr2S-tf
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4s-Builder's Supplies
5O-Legal Notices

oU-Le0al NotlceB
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THF
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL, CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA IN AND FOR MON.
ROE COUNTY N CIKANCERI
HARRIS I.ENESON. Jr., as Exec
eutor of the Estate OF Harris
Leveson, deceased;
CORA LEvEsoN, widow:
GEORGE C0uRY and ERNEST
r. SMITH.
SADIE ALBRIGHT; A Y.
FLoRY; MALCOLM y. FLoRY.
also known IS MALcoLM
FLoRf;
and ALI UNKNOWN sPcusEs
OF SAID ABOVE NAMED DE-
PENDANTS. who may be mar
riea;
and also ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS.
IsIsfiATEES. DENISEES, GRAN
TEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS.
CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR
OTHER CLAIMANTS claiming by,
through. under or against any Of
the above named defendants who
may be dead and not known 20
be dead or alive:
and also ALI. PERSONS OR
PARTIES, whether claiming nn-
der any OF the above named and
described defendants or other
wise, claiming any right title or
interest in and TO the property
involved in 1his suit and herein-
after more particularly desertesd,
NOTICE TO APPEAn
In THE NAME OF THE STATE 81
10 Tie ThE DEFENDANTS: sAplI
MALCOLM Y. FLOnf. also know
as MALCOLM F'LORf;
And all parties claiming tnteres
by. through, under or against N
above named defendants. ana 81
partfes having, or claiming 20 have
any right, title or interest In IN
property herein described, to-wit.
The South one -half lsisI Of the
Northwest one-quarter tNWAl
og Section IS. Township -
south, Range 80 East,
lying and being IN Monroe 1ount'
| Florida.
YOU. and each OF you. are hereb.
/ notified that SHIT has bean file
against you BY the plaintiffs, Hal.
/ RfS LENESON. Ir.. ~ Executor 9
| the Estate OF Harris Leveeon, ds
ceased. CORA IsEfEa0<, . vide =
/ GEORGE COURY aud ERNEST !
| SMITH. for the purpose af qusetlu
their title IN aud 60 the above ds
/ aeribed property. Satd suit bein
Cshaneery No. is-kie 10 the Circul
Court Of the Sixteenth Judielsi CTR
cult OF Florida IN aud for AoaFc
i County.
Yoa. and each Of yoe. are heFeh
required 10 file at appearance tel
4 Their personally or through an 81
tsrn&sJ tn the above styles eaea
en- wednesday. May 18TH 1853. Oth
evwiee. the aifsruticns % the Con
| piaant filed - 1he ptatntifta heret
! viii be taken an eonfeaasd ~ yei
A copy os said conkplsint - dsify
| cred % yon herewith
IL itsa Of fliihg an appearance
ycu may file an Answer 81 Nae
/ other pleadinEa - you msf bs -
| xined on Monday, May 18th, 1873.
4 sT ~ ORDERED th2t this 80
ftca e. Appear Dc pahliaAee u e
Key West GftiFeHs nsNspaps
pubIlshsa In MsnFes Ceuhtys Fie'
ia. on April teths ifth, stlh -
/ Nav lat 1851
nATnp ihis ira cay e Apr
AD. 1853.
fssail EARL z ADAMS
ssf4rM e. the circnlt Co0Ft
IN and fer NfNurce EoNekF- ftox1e'
By Eaghiesn Natt4Ess
E5kDats Clerk.
WALTON 2ff4nAAu s1HQx
4yEN. FA%TAFF q ATKINS
11e klfeeA duran1 BHitstnN
MsAsa3 ~ Eiersaa
Atfofnsys for Ptalftiffs
apra ~ - saia5t stsl
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COOL. furn. apt. All utilities. 500
Eaton. apr2S-3t
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Houses For Rent

UNUSUALLY Cool, spacious, new.
~ decorated, 2 bedroom, all cleo.
trio. Porches and garden. 6 months
or longer. $500. Adults. 2-S77s.
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MoREDN 2 bedr. home on spacious
lot. Metal jalousies, garage.
Cow. location near Garrison Blight.
2210 Patterson, Phone 2-57O8.
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S3-Miscellaneous
CONTINUED

AZ Gu. FIT. electric refrigerator.
4 door stainless steel reach in
type. Used 8 mos. Cheap. 91S Elem
ing. Phone 1900. apr23 ct
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CORA LEvESoN, widow:
GEORGE CouRY and ERNEST
r. SMITH.
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SADIE ALBRIGHT; A Y.
FLORY; MALCoLM y. FLoRY.
also known IS MALcoIsM
FLoRYi
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and ALL UNKNOWN sPcusEs
or SAID ABOVE NAMED DE-
PENDANTS. who may be mar
rIedi
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CRIB & Mattress, high chair. All
in good condition. $500. 414
William St. apr2s-stx
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
or FLORIDA IN AND FOR MON
ROE COUNTY ~ C1HANcERY
Nh. T9-0I0
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HARRIS IIENESON, Jr.. as Exec
eutor Of the Estate OF Harris
Levesons deceased;
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TOURIST Camera II VITA fash
Szzoa. KodAk puny Is Iense q
case s3zse. Sunbean eAec. shaver.
1850. Kmerscn pnrszAae RAIDS,
SO q. Sunheam ehre- irum SIS
ttSee CE san Sc %. Al kands ~
tnols ehear. III Busovx. Bsxyna.
Eruen. ElxEn wraSs wxtrkes frum
S1ae1 -. Tencr sax eheap. BIS
Pswn Shep. rs rssal. 81. apgz V
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I APT. Furnished with utilities &
1 farn. room. Near Boea Chlca
Airiield. cal s'sss2. apr27-si
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YOUTH BED. $500. Call at 1901
Petronia. apr25-3tx
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-03

Seemingly history repeating itself again this New Years
ceebantS concerned Most OF you you
land who isn't will be wearing that fancy
pretty beaffetzed silk hanng
leading calling line Holiday Along
the manufacturers starring three
fabrics solid with overpd OF the
furnishing metallic thread shadow pds and strips created in
the shades the fancies
subtle and varied soft colds blues and pn
striking and black shadow stripes There eight coor
in the gold barred Is in the plains
be well represented when
singing begins the silk and acetate
repp which already been well received by mady This has
cleaning both and dark
and The metallic furnishing thread again in
a pisse satin stripe in delicate shades.
feminine be-
especially
into The social club to which belong
the practically Of this fabric
chose for THANK YOU in shades of
green.)
Among the perennials will Caprice
play fae The featured piedyarn Of the is plain
with little boucle introduced for seeded
Subbed effect Another novebaSc semsof feeling
dyed taffea with pucered vertical stripe achieved by double
that holds the texture in.
On all of these fabrics there will be gems
an extra sparkle to the eyes and to the evening.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-03

Olympian Ollie Matson, 'Locomo-
tive" Dan fowler, Bone-crushing
"Tank" Younger, Brilliant Joe
Perry and scores more Ray
Robinson's stupendous fight
against Joey Maxim, ITS lb, mon
archie. Archie Moore's long a.
waited chance at the ITS pound
title. .SATCTIEL Leroy) PAIGE
still running like poet Alfred
Lord Tennyson's Brook. Mae
Faggs, Olympian;> Andy Stanfield;
Olympian; the renaissance of huge
Luke Easter and brilliant Larry
Dolby. Nat ("Sweets") Clifton,
N. Y. Knickerbockers, blossom
ing out as a finished product. :.
Dallas Texas first Negro picher
who won the Crackers" to his
heart. "Fireballer Hoskins, John
Davis, still the strongest man
alive; Althea Gibson in tennis,
and hundreds more that we wrote
about. It is not 50 much to rehash
them all again just for story pur-
poses, rather that. WE SHOULD
NOT FORGET THEM.
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MIAMI TIMES. MIAMI. FLORIDA
PAGE TWO SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1858

to break down "a 70-year old
Negro baseball bar in the majors,
won new honors with his radio
and TV contracts; a $3.50, 600
West 125th st. store; and his blast
against the N. Y. Yankees studi-
ed policy against the hiring of
Negro players Roy Campanel-
las great backstopping; Junior
Gilliam's part in the repudiated
100000 baseball deal Dodgers.
and-Braves) that might have in
Guided "Robby" as trading bait!!-
JERSEY JOE WALCOTT'S great
est fight against a young; block
busting Marciano, a fight that will
live in the annals of boxing If
Walcott is truly 81 years old then
he is a greater fighter than was
IS year old three times werld
champion Bob FitzSimmOns who
at that latter age, went nine
rounds with Australia's Bill Land
before taking off the MittenS for
good -. Pro footballs was chock
full VITA the feats Of great color
ed players like Emlen Tunnel;
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CLUB GIVE
XMAS BASKETS
TO NEEDY

More than fifty boxes of gro
ceries and foodstuffs were dis
tributed on Christmas eve by
members of the Square Circle
Sportsmen Club to needy families
of the community.
The group collected and as
sembled the boxes in the head
quarters at 1925 NV Second ave.
Willie "Bill Rivers" Davie and
Alex Hall were chairmen of the
campaign. Names of needy fami-
lies were submitted to the club
by ministers of the city. This Is
an annual project of the club.
Other members Of the club in
clude: Edward Bogie, Wylie
jackson, James Boykin, Kelly
Robinson, Garth Reeves, C1eve-
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-01-03
OUR NATIONAL HEROES

OUR NATIONAL HEROES
I'm our strong interracial writ
ing trend, we kept you in close
contact these twelve months with
standout SpoGt-world contenders
and titleholderS who ranged
from Mongolians to Tasmaniaps:
all coEorS, all the races of man
kind as it should be. Mickey
Mantle. member Of the NY.
Yankees baseball club, was as
much a hero to me, as was
Bones" billiard, Olympian
hurdiing luminary; peerless Joe
Black; ancient Leroy (Satch)
Paige and Jersey Joe Walcott,
fiStiana's ous-fighting-man.
They are what they unques-
E1onably represent American
sport page Supermen. I rank
them alongside of Cuba and Mex
jico's pensioned-off Jai Ali (Hi-
Lip Stars; South Americas Soc
Ger greats; West Indies cricket
;aoes and Russia's leading gym
uaSts. J. - ,'.f
So far as the National League
baseball fans are concerned, Nor
gan colleges massive Joe Black,
crowded off all other nominees
for the most exciting peDfor-
mances turned in last year. He
was the John Bunyan w h o m
MANAGER Chuck Dresser pinned
his pnnnant hopes upon. Black
climbed a faceless. yea glass
mountain in justifying Dressen's
faith and hopes, and the Dodgers
won.
Cam the hectic World Series
and arain Black stood out. He
was in word, magnificent. How
those -"riters in honest assembly
failed = award modest JoSephus
the MVP plaque along with the
1852 Rookie of the Year disigna-
ton, n''7zleS me somewhat even
though I could be wrong.
"wE LOST TONIGHT"
We 1oed to do no researching
whats over in recalling the brief
epistl~ we dedicated to gracious
and-mctherly Mrs. Arnold Cream
(JersoY Joe Walcott'S wife) fol-
lowing Rocky Marciano's ascen-
sion t. The throne once defended
so nohlv by Joe Louis. Quietly
and With hurt dignity, she told
NEWSPAPER writers who swarmed
over the deserted lawn OF her
home There are no crowds
cheering us here tonight we
lost" t
treacIre it along with the
classic Joe Louis uttered, one
used by the late Industrialist and
Politico Wendell Wilkie Viz
"WeIl Win Because We are on
Gods Side"
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