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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

The rapid series of visits which
Rubinoff and his Violin made to
four Key West schools last
week had a season behind them
which his pretty blonde wife ex-
planned best of ALL
You see," explained Mrs. Rub
inoff, in the lobby of LaConcha
Hotel, 1T was in a school that
DaVa, got his ,start4, 1t was at his
graduation exercises at the War
saw, Gahse.watoEy, when Dave was
IA that Victor Herbert discovered
him. Victor Herbert then brought
him to the United States.
Mrs. Rubinoff said that her ia
NOUS. husband had appeared free
at $50 school assemblies in the
last few years throughout the
United States. Yet, just before
leaving for the Key West High
school assembly the maestro was
as anxious and spirited as though
it were a new adventure.
Il like to tell these young peO-
pie" he said, how much their
education means to them, how
much ii means to study and work
hard
Tells of Humble Start
The renowned Virtuoso told IN
quiet tones of his youth in Grod-
no of Czarist Russia, where his
father was a poor cigarmaker.
Sometimes we had no shoes" he
said Il practiced by candles and
kerosene lamps"
Rubinoff said he would play
Dance Of the Peasants at the
$3.50 am. assembly at the high
school, a composition of his own,
dedicated to Victor Herbert. He
would then play part of the In
termezzo", illustrating the amaz-
ing qualities Of his Stradavarius
and would follow this selection
with a few remarks to the stu
dents, concluding the program
with Don't Fence Me In. From
the high school ne was to rush to
three other schools.
/ The vlolinist pointed with pride
at his tiny two-year-old son. Ru-
bin Rubinoff, a bright-eyed little
redhead at his mothers side.
You should hear him play the
piano" his father said, land or
the violin he has perfect pitch
, Later Mrs. Rubinoff said that
when Rubin plays Everybody has
! to sit down."
Will Teach Son
Dave has never taught any
body on the violin before but he
is going to teach Rubin" the
mother said. He says he be.
lieves Rubin has a genius ear fol
music. Rubin already has two
VIohnS." ss-".
The viohnist had a busy SEIZED
ule picked out for him during his
visit in Key West While the
. chief reason for his being here VIZ.
his concert at The High Schoo
| Auditorium conducted under The
sponsorship Of the Woman's Club
he was also to appear during thC
afternoon for school children a
a reduced admission in the audi
forum and was 10 appear at tn,
/ Naval Hospital the next morning
This was Inc first visit 10 Re,
West for the RubjnOtls The stot
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
JINXED CAR

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-After
buying new car last spring.
Gene Brubley loaned it to a rela-
tive and the car was wrecked in
an accident, Four days after
having the car repaired. his ga
rage burned. He had the car re-
paired again and somebody stole
it. Recently, he was notified that
it had been found in another
county and was being held for
him. Brubley is not going for it
until after the ice gets off the
highway, Not that car, nc says.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
CLUBHOUSE ASSURED
FOR SUNSOX; MIAMI
lST TO TRAIN HERE,
iHhEE OTHER CITIES,
>'ls CIT CLUB; HOUS.
Ne AUTHORITY co.
OPERATES

TIE huge West Poinciana adj
min's'raiion building has been
tainea over 10 the Municipal
stadium Committee for use bv
"a, AiaHu Sunsox as a club
house training and dining CEN
tr hnY iiamlin. committee
chairman said today.
@cufsr Mills While, director of
tht Aey West Housing Authority,
Save hamlln permission to use
uaf building. formerly occupied
Pa the PAL organization.
Meanwhile, Hamlin went
thead with the arrangements
Nhith give Key West . profess
upal baseball training camp for
uir tIt time IN its history.
Prospects ~ securing two addi-
Nnual holdings from the Hous-
nt Authority tor temporary
h"mss ut the Miami club, news
uHpgmen and officials looked
tIaht White was awaiting per-
ulsal"n of the regional office of
inr Federal Housing Agency in
Atlanta. Ga, 20 turn over two
apartment buildings to the NUM-
'itai stadium committee.
ln, Dhhi problem to be solved,
hamln said Is obtaining single
Deeds and lockers. He believed.
however he had a solution which
hr wa disclose later. A meeting
TOMORROW night at the City Hall
'i tll persons interested in bring
iug . professional club to Kew
West VIII permit a more concert
ed effort 90 meet the needs of
tnr visiting club. Hamlin has
asked Tor a one-man committee
each from the Rotary Club, Lions
Club. Chamber of Commerce and
che Jsycccs.
lh' en'ire needs OF the club
'.'' h' met win an expenditure
'i e''uOo hdmlln estimated. He
."id he expected that the play
Clr Nuuld be given a true ex-
ample of Key West hospitality
'HIoush ilshing trips, dances and
'llti entertainment.
Three other cities have at
tempted 60 get the SunsoX to
h'in within their bailwicks,
HWrN Highland Park, Avon
iHIt and W1pDhuia, letter from
'.E Conc manager of the Sun
N received by Hamlin, said
aay
Como pointed aat the extern
., publicity which Key West
100 receive The city viii get
'.I'. p.h. '' 10 the Miami
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

A o. lie pr a a tax in
o
a e
fand families
a
Il
tina O ca cn he sadth
besGt rganzaqo headed TO lucha
o he a f nd
Comm Mite Vi be present al the meeting
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: FAIR
weather with slowly rising tenn
perature. Winds moderate to
fresh northeasterly, becoming
strong offshore. Minimum tenn
perattfre tonight 81.
Florida: Fair today, partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday.
Rising temperatures.
East Gulf and Jacksonville
through Florida Straits: Gentle
to moderate northerfy winds to-
day and tonight, becoming north
east to east Wednesday,. except
moderate to fresh over extreme
south portion. Weather partly
cloudy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
3 Close Games
Played In Loop

Catholic Youth Council eked
out 4l-40 win over the Wildcats,
the Wolverines squeezed through
to a 1926 decision over the
Blimps and the Conchs spilled the
Raiders, 80 to 81, in High School
League games last night,
Box scores:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Canned foods prepared for
dogs, cats, and other meat-eating
animals may now be federally
inspected, when packers request
and pay for this service, accord
ing to the U. S. Department of
Agriculture, s.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Crowns and coronets originally
had no legal significance. They
were made Of leaves or flowers
and conferred on the winners in
athletic contests.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
BASKETBALL
Hieh School Gymnasium
might Gaanesl


Wednesday: tbs p. M, USS Will
kie VS.. U. S. Marines: 8:15
p. m, Army Defenders VS..
Romero's Electric Service;
9:l5 p. M, High School
Girls VS., Catholic Youth
Club Girls. 4G.itf
Thursday: tbs p. M, u. S.
Marines VS.. Red Raiders;
8'l5 p. m, Junior Conchs
VS.. Osterhaudt Wolves;
9:15 p. M, Coca Cola VS..
USS Willxie.
Friday: tbs p. m, Catholic
Youth Club Girls VS.. Hgih
School "B" Girls; SIS
p. M, Key West Transit
Co, VS.. WKWF; 9:15 p. m.,
Red Raiders VS.. USS Will
kie.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
ANSWERS:

/, A preacher.
2. Yes.
g. The Philadelphia PhilS.
4. Chile.
5. Reported to have received
between $50 to $40 thousand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
ALL BLIND

CEICAGO.-When Robert J..
Riley. %. married Miss Kathleen
f. Margetta, 80, recently, the
bride and groom and their seven
were all blind.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

One of the skeletons unearth-
ed in digging a trench for a
sewer main, at the westerly end
of Fleming street, was that of a
man who was unusually tall,
WPA officers said today. The
skull was taken by Foreman
Charles Caring to a local dentist,
who said it evidently was an In
dian'S, ..D
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
Key West In
Days Gone By
AS. TAKEN FROM FILES
OF TIE CITIZEN or =
FEB. IL. 1887

County Commissioners, at a
meeting last night, passed a
resolution to purchase $4,000 OF
the county's refunding bonds.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
Hitler has been dictator of
Germany four years and has just
reelected himself
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Members Of the Key West
Light Opera Company will re-
hearse program tonight in the
Overseas Hotel for the memorial
services to be held by Spanish
American war veterans on the af-
tcrnoon of February Is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sawyer,
who were called here because of
the illness of Mrs. Sawyer's
mother, Mrs. George Knowles, Of
Reynolds avenue, returned today
to their home in Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Many of the Key Westers,
working on the Overseas High
way bridges, requested. county
commissioners to provide, trans
portation for workers who wish
ed to pass the weekend in Key
West. AS there are so many. who
wish to make the trip, the COM
mission decided not TO grant the
request.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Mrs. w l. Billiard and children
arrived from Tampa on the
steamship Cuba this morning to
Join Mr.. Bullard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11

Ladies Night" of the Key
West Rotary Club will be held at
La Casa Marina on the night of
March 10.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Feb. IL, 1917
Observation taken at $50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City officey
.ia Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
Total Points
Raiders
One.Minute Sports Quiz

Total Points
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-11
Total Points
Wolverines
Conchs

Total Points
The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

It iss rumsred' that the Iak1f1a wil1 -,, be repl laced' on the Homer run by the,
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 $oee25soo as we reported last week.
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The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

who have yen for far away pastweess Already letters, start cont 4lg tn.t Tus- day we received four, all having the
 same que st1 ons about the country and; Homer. What have we got to offer?a ', As yet no housing Is lssavat1ab1e and" n
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 stop them and we shouldn't wantrto51 What we should do Is to id shome ,s
 fer ~them, but how with the. lack. ot '--, lumber and m11lwork,e the future 1s s- nct toe bright. Logs and cement b1 ocks are available and some thing mi ight be done along these lines. Some lumber l spring and Ge hbpe enough i'll be Fl all cite to us b d. us some good ts.srds sat1sfytng rsn hous ing demand .
The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

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 potnn. Some mighty fine hams ard A bacon not too cheap but real good
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The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

The old sourdough says;
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The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

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 Saturday next and the. spit will become ,mfsnable Tor M. Coyote ! lsfoI9yao 6.1-- --.-I3 *12 s,o A seldovta boat1,4 ovned by. L. Co Rosenbush, went sn the rocks off from Bluff point. . +*** N k4 **ds Ba sss f *}t* *sse ** **RSs*sSF#* *R Ss
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 The library will be open every
 Monday and Wedne sday from 3:3o.
 to 5:oo P.x. and Friday evenings L7TeF eaT s>. %se s5 E5s
 The 9ltbraryawt1l' be csnt1nued in the school building. Everyone Is urged to make use of th1s service to the community. tFf@5rf >'.'I5
The Homer homesteader., 1947-01-13

 Mr. and Mir 5 {. Duncan Hsddell are back in Homer aftsrea shbrt tf 1 outside 2. t5 araI~ hre fTp1T@
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Wins Tits
For Record

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.-ln
the NCAA championship finals
last Saturday night the well-bal-
anced University OF Illinois track
stars qualified Ave men in the
sprints.
Herb McKenley the Jamaica
flash was leading man in the
Illinois attack. Going the 440 in
46.6 seconds, ne scored the fast
est time ever recorded for a two
curve track in the quarter mile,
coming back 70 annex his heat in
the 900 in Fl seconds flat.
Harrison billiard was a two
time winner for Baldwin-Wallace
He equalled the MACE record in
the 100 yard highs with a 1879
second mark. and then returned
to win the low hurdles in 228,
only one-tenth Of second slow
er than the NCAA official mark.
Bob Scheperes OF Michigan
State was also among the win
ners. Scheperes grabbed the go
in 2l.5 while facing head wind
and running on a damp track.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
CoIfMatch Draws

DetrOltS professional BollSls
indicated last week high inter
est in the Forthcoming Chron-
iclc Amateur Golf Tourney.
scheduled for Rackham G II
course July 49,
Bill Matney, tournament chair
man. indicated Monday that he
wlll confer with the tournament
committee on the possibility oil
adding another flight, design
cd specifically for the profession
ais
lie said, however, that on / y
from response through the mails
and otherwise could the interest
Of the pros in Detroit and near
By cities be guaged.
In the meantime. tournament
officials continued TO urge am
atcurs send in qualifying cards
In with entry fees as early as
posi- bic TO avoid the last min
ute rush Of late entries. Dead
Inc for entries is Tuesday, Ju-
~ IS.
Amateurs will be shooting at
handsome awards in the two
divisions which have been es-
tablished for men and the sin
Gle division for women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Army To Move
Men from Italy

LEGHORN. Italy. - According
to present plans, the l,403 Ne
gro troops presently serving
with the United States Armed
Forces in the Mediterranean
Theatre Of Operations will be
moved 10 Germany as replace
ments when the Italian Peace
Treaty is accepted by the Big
-Four.
The actual transfer Of troops
from Italy to the European Com
mand cannot begin until the
last of the Big Four France.
England. Russia and the Unit
ed States has deposited its
ratified copy Of the Italian trea-
" (Livorno) in Paris where the
foreign ministers first negotia-
ted the treaty content with en-
envy nations.
A recent conference OF off
GERS representing the European
Command and the Mediterran-
can Theatre Of Operations was
held in Leghorn to discuss the
closing of the Mediterranean
Theater.
Present plans provide that
military operations in the ltal-
ian Theater will come 10 an
end three months from "R" Dav.
After that day approximately
5000 men will remain in the
theater. Among them will be in
cluded the United States Trieste
Force. the American Graves
Registration Command and the
military attaches office. These
personnel will be directly re-
sponsible TO the War Depart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05


Softball Association All-Stars at
Mack Park
The champ viii make his on
~ appearance Of the season as
first base coach
was told last week ,hatthe
Local 400 baseball club has a
major league prospect He Is
LEY.
Skipping over TO boxing
again. we find that the Bob
Montgomery Tommy Carlo
bout has been cancelled. Carlo
IS the lightweight champion Of
Waterbury Conn
Well. Well Now its the 9TH
er way around. Nj Chapman.
manager OF the Philadelphia
Phillies is singing another tune
which brings all smiles 10 Jack
lie Robinson.
After riding the Bro oklyn
rookie Chapman admitted that
Jackie IS the backbone OF the
Dodgers, and will be the great
est ball player Of all times.
Ny ole chum. Paul Gardner,
rs writing for Sport Life maya
zine now You lucky fellow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
ROBINSON
DODGERS
BACKBONE

The Dodgers five game win
ming streak was snapped at five,
as Brooklyn bowed to the Bos-
ton Braves, 5-4, last Saturday
afternoon.
The winning run was scored
in The ninth inning by Tommy
Holmes, when Earl Torgeson,
Boston's rookie first baseman.
smashed a long double into the
right field corner.
Jackie Robinson remained an
even 300 hitter for the second
straight week.
In II trips to the plate. Jack
ie collected but four hits, and
scored 3 runs.
But his screaming single to
center in the ninth. ran his hit
ting streak to IL straight games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Yarosz Wins;
Takes Beating

Tommy Yarosz won his 35th
straight ring victory last Friday
night at Olympia, by taking a
very close decision from Jose
3asora. who gave his conquer
OF very sound beating.
The Puerto Rican middle
weight champion. however. and
the many spectators that at
tended. say that Basora should
have been the winner Of the
SUGGEST.
But a late rally by Ysrosz
won him the decision Of the
judges, repeating the same tao
tics he used in defeating Jim
my Edgar.
After leaving the ringside.
Basora collapsed and was carried
to his dressing room. He was
later taken 10 Receiving Hospi-
al where he was TO be treated
for a possible skull fracture.
Lester FELTON,. Detroit's ring
stylist, took unanimous five
round desision from the Cuban
Flash in the other feature bout,
but had trouble in putting his
foe away
Although Les sent the Flash
10 the canvas in the third. he
was unable 10 get around his
smart opponent. who disturbed
him by fighting from both
sides.
In the semi-fmal, Talmage
Bussey. middleweight who
has been climbing in the past !
months. staged five round
kayo over Louis Hall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Report On
Local GIs'

The hard working Ar
my Public Relations service this
week sends us reports on these
els from Detroit and vicinity.
Pvt. James Oliver, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Williams. of 4l2
Beechwood, River Rouge, is now
attending the leaders course
at Fort Dix. Men are chosen for
this course on the basis of their
intelligence, perseverance, and
leadership potentialities.
Albert Coleman. son Of Mrs
Annie B. Edwards. of 28l Fraz-
Ter. Detroit. has been promoted
to private first class, in the oath
Infantry regiment, in Japan.
Leroy Cash, son OF Mrs. Ell
la Mae Cash. of $3.50 Monroe,
Detroit, has been promoted to
private first class, in the oath
Infantry regiment, in Japan.
John w. Saunders. former in
surance salesman for the Met
ropolitan Funeral System, has
been promoted to sergeant, in
the oath Infantry regiment, in
Japan.
John f. Williams, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roosevelt Williams, OF
522l Maybury Grand, Detroit,
has been promoted to techni-
clan. fifth grade. in the gath
Infantry regiment. in Japan.
Joseph DeFoe. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph DeFoe, Of $3.50 Ash,
Inkster. has been promoted TO
corporal. in the oath Infantry
regiment. in Japan.
Charles p Dean. son OF Mrs.
Emily Dean. Of 8736 Cardoni,
Detroit. has been promoted 10
sergeant in the oath Infantry
in Japan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Open Ball
Sessions

The clinic will run for three
days. to enable coaches Of teen
aged players to get first hand in
suuctions on the latest tactics
and techniques from past masters
Of the game.
Classroom sessions will be held
at Briggs Stadium under the di-
rection Of Steve O'Neill Tiger
manager and Wish Egan, chief
of Tiger scouts.
The j. l.. Hudson Company in
collaboration with the Detroit IT,
gers. will present a baseball CHI
mic Thursday for all high school
and American Legion junior
baseball coaches of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
COMBAT UNITS ARE
HALF OF GUARD

WASHINGTON d. ca to-
tai of 35 Negro national guard
units have been allocated by
the War Department in 10
states and the District Of Co
lumbia it was announced this
week.
More than half Of the Negro
units arc in the combat cate
CORY New York has requested
and received the largest num-
Der Of Negro units.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

LLOYD LaBesch also of ia
naica is picked 10 star IN the
sprints and the jumps.
G Paul. Of British Guiana. IS
expected 10 top he broad jump
and the 100 ward dash
Z Mcdonald Bailey and Ar
thur Wint both Of Trinidad, are
selected 10 take laurels in the
daSheS and the half mile run.
Since England picks only con-
.cstsnts from the homeland.
Whit and Bailey. speedsters
among British subjects, will not
represent thu mother" country.
English Olympics have sug-
rcsted that Trinidad and Brit
ish Guiana send teams Of their
own which il financially i'm
possible for these countries
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

weight threat win loleS. But
M agreement could be arrang-
"A pending the schedule
Charles is undergoing.
To date. Michigan fight fans
have been longing for the OPP
portunity OF seeing Charles in
action.
Roscoe who has been watch
,np Charles for the past several
weeks. studying his style, etc,
believes that he can hand En-
zard a stiff argument.
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
BASEBALL CRITICS, mana
GERS spectators. and even ball
elsvers. are talking about Jack
8 Robinson, who has jumped
nom a .264 average to 800
svorape TO top his teammates,
and To move them back into
first place.
Topping the Dodger regulars
in hits and runs scored. Rob
,nSon has become the h o tie s I
thing in baseball.
is HITS IN 81 DAYS
In q days, Jackie has collect
ed rs hits, including four home
runs he has scored eleven runs,
batied in six runs, and has stol-
en- five bases.
UP. UP. up
Here is how Jackie's record
stacks up for the month Of June;
Bv June 7th, Robinson com
nlled 80 hits to run his average
"a 264 For the week ending
June IA. he boosted his string
N hits 10 as. tipping his aver
acc 10 PA. He became a threat
"a June 81, when he collected
II hits in one week to fall
four points short Of 300. On the
28rh Jackie invaded new
efounds. by smacking the ball
n An even 800 with 65 hits.
regret TO inform the many
friends OF Doral Hayes, that
Ia died Monday, June %, OF
heart attack.
HAYES one Of the grandest
fellows I've ever known, was
expected to marry in two.
weeks
Born June 20, 1902, he pas
scd three days after his birth
da, at Receiving Hospital.
I'd Ike 10 extend thanks TO
al who sent cards and flow.
rs Also his many friends OF
Fox and Hounds, the D. A; c.
Nh Gamble and family. Miss
Settles and family and others,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05
Sugar Ray
Cleared
In Death

Ray lSugar) Robinson. vel
terweisht champion. was
cleared by Coroner Samuel
Gerber of all blame in the
death of Jimmy Doyle. who
died ~ hours after being car
ried from the ring.
After the completion of the
investigation Robinson said
that he will donate his purse in
a benefit bout for Jimmy
DoYle's parents. The champ
wants the contest 10 be held in
Los Angeles DoYles' hometown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-05

M. ST. have been going with
special boy friend for one year.
We have been engaged Z months.
I am ready TO marry but don't
seem like he is even thinking
about the proposition. He doesn't
speak about il anymore. I've had