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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-13
Obituaries

f
Mamie Rotman, 65, mother OF
Mrs. Joseph Brooks of 1006 w
Campbell, died Oct 20 in Gin
cinnati, Ohio. She is also survived
by her husband; son, Jerry Kaye
of Cincinnati, and two grandchil-
dren.
Sam Greenbaurn, 70, died Nov.
at his home, 361 Alvarado.
He came to Phoenix in 1929 from
Chicago and was owner of the Bond
Service Co.
He is survived by his wife, Ber-
tha; two daughters, Mrs. j. A.
Kelly of 1902 Nv? Clarendon and
Mrs. Stanley Sorkin of 1016 w.
Campbell, and two brothers.
Services were at Temple Beth
Israel.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-13
Latest standings:
Best Bowlers

Some $4,000 Jewish children of
Casablanca's ghetto are now en-
Joying hot, nourishing meals regu-
larly at the new Talmud Torah can
teen opened by the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-11-13

There are IA Jewish chaplains
serving various prisons and hospi-
tails in New York.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
RIGHT AROUND US
Mrs. Gwendoyn NJ Floyd
Mrs. Gwendolyn M. Floyd

Thought For The Week
Honesty yourself the key that viii open you
the life" Borrowed
important Meetings The Month
The National Congress of Coored Parents Teachers
meeting Princess Anne, Md
The FortyFourth Annual convention of the NAACp
venng in ST Louis.
The National Baptist Training congress descending
upon Brooklyn N. Y.
Workshop in PROBLEMS in Economic Education"
university Nashville Tennessee.
Tenth Annual Institute Race Relations Fisk uni-
versty, Nashville.
Travelling to And Fro
portant meeting of and public health workers
Gertrude Jack Davis Or. NJ the University
for special session
Minnie B. Hicks in st. Louis visiting with bill" and
Doug. Mr. and Mrs Erwin Douglass
Susie Hendrix (teacher from Shreveport town to
with her sister Erce Ish who has been quite ILL is
the mend and hope that she'll be circulating AGAIN
The Reverend Matthew Walker Clair jr Bishop M E
church) in town for special lectures the Ministerial
tue PSC.
Little Rockians In The News
James A. Chairman Dunbar hi school grady received
Bachelor of Arts degree at St Louis university
the former McCan graduate r cIese9
The A. Maceo Walker family of Memphis moved in
their new nome Madame is Harriet Ish you
Maceo is an insurance and bank executive
phis.
A Calvin coach Jones hi school of NIR) is listed
on the Pittsburgh Couriers Coach of The Roll
Here There
William Upton Jones husband Jean) has been IN
and confined to the Veterans hospital Public Affairs com
mittee of the YWCA held its regular monthly meeting on Tues
day tentative plans made for the
week Mrs Jane Cotton is chairman committee Mary
Mcleod Bethune founder president emeritus viii
receive the Elijah Loveoy Medal during the Grand Lodge
sessions of the Elks in Atlanta August
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
AROUND NORTH LITTLE ROCK

Telephone Your News to WI 5-2775 49187
h Tyson family celebrated its 18th family reunion re-
= at the home of Mrs. Nette McClan. large number
members of the family attended.
Veterans Good Government association of North Lit
X met Monday evening for the purpose of opening its
club The club will be located at 5O7 East 18th
ryhp cards will be issued by application only.
month of May brought the Deluxe Breakfast elubbers
home of Mrs Fiji Barnes After very interesting bus
session the members enjoyed social hour. Mrs Fiji
reporter
another boy for Mr. and Mrs Joseph Jordan ir, apt,
mock courts. The baby born June 10. He has been
e Joseph Ill The Jordans have three other sons,
Charles and Phillips
and Mrs, Sam Holloway the parents of a h., III
by girl born June IT, She has been given the name of
Elizabeth They have two other children, Charles and
pte Ann.
Charlie Mckinney son of Mrs Eva NJ. Mccoy is
! on leave from Virginia
Ooe Lee and Joyce McSvan, daughters of Mrs. Wilma
FF, are spending their vacation in Pine Bluff
{fer grandmother.
EN- and Bobbie Jenkins vacatonng in Sheriff. with
aunt They the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Marcel
gorge and Amanda Swanson went to Chicago to spend
inner, Accompanying them Steve and Donna Dur
were returning home to their mother Mrs. Berdena
MIX Usher union held at Morning Star Baptist
sunday Amount raised $221.53. The next business
W." De held July 8 at p. at the Eighth Street
| VUurch George Brown president Mrs. B, Handy
I funeral of Tom Paige will be held at the Pilgrim
odptlst church Saturday morning II o'clock He is
4 "ei president of the MIR Usher union.
VIII be Silver Tea given at the home of Mr.. and
"ah Handy, 1915 East 9th. Hours from to p. m.
and Mrs. Andrew o. Williams and children visited
\ Iiams '"'S WIS muffin Is oil aunt VI
MOI Jean Balfour has returned the city after spend
ks ~ YlSltng relatives and friends in McGehee
GilStlne Porch and her two grandsons are spending
e with her daughter Miss Mozella Porch, in Chi
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
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/ V NJ Townsend, ST., presiding elder of the Little
,. is visiting his son, Attorney V. M. Townsend
H. Angeles
N So Johnson 1909 South Maple is spending her va
Ins Angeles with her and daughter, Miss Dolly
II nd SNSK Leon Johnson of San Diego
Nancy Johnson 1924 Cleveland, is spending her va
1 Tulsa with her sisters and brother.
4 ,lne Rice and grandson Booker (Toto) Rice, left
,ngples to spend the summer with T. J. Rice, jr.
T. ous this week attending the National convention
"tora Association for the Advancement of Colored
m Mrs Birdie Williams prominent in civic and So
| sios IN the northsde; Calvin Momon civic worker;
Tbaa D Williams; and Mrs l.. c. Bates. Also spend
k in St Louis is Mrs c, Franklin Brown.
r;.o IL club met in the recreation of the Hol-
~ court on Wednesday night at o'clock. Hostesses
rino were the president Mrs. Alpha Henry and
| :, Iobnson Mrs Clemintine Rouse, reporter.
1 ,vdernaires met with Mrs. Alice Miller hostess
.is Price was elected member of the club. re-
nnast was served after the business session. Whist
Eoo won BY Mrs Mary Whitaker, Mrs Pearletha Bry-
wrs Reaoller S. Lomack. Mrs Lomack, reporter
ana the out-of-town guest in the city the week
4 u l. Whitfield of St Louis and Detroit Mr. Whit
r. visiting his wife Mrs. Ida Whitfield who recently
1 relapse in her Illness but at this time is showing
mont Mrs Whitfield is the home of her sister Mrs
|HuS0n.
n Missionary of Arkansas Conference Branch of AME
will meet July / at 10 a. at the AME church in
The cars will leave Bethel church. North Little Rock
m Mrs. N. B. GIBSON, president
\ Cavalete club met at the home of Mrs. Alfreada
\ 1920 West 18th street brief business meeting was
liter which a delicious repast was served Three games
Isl were played First prize by Mrs. Nette
second by Mrs Charity Lee and third by Mrs Fannie
he next meeting will be held at the home of the pres
Mrs Nete Jones at 2120 West 9th street Mrs Grace
reporter
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

j. A. Taylor
Betty Mary Fuller accompanied
her aunt Mrs. James Tuggles, to
South Bend, Indiana, for an in
definite stay . Rev, and Mrs.
G. w. Anderson have as their
guests, DR. K. j, Anderson of the
Dental Lab, 6l0l South Parkway,
Chicago and also their daughter
Mrs. L. Mcintosh of San Jose,
Calf . Evangelist N. Hender-
son Of Texas has closed a three
weeks meeting at Zion Temple
Church of God in Christ Of which
Elder ] w Rogers is pastor
Ed. j W. Rogers, pastor d. The
Evangelist, Mrs. j. W. Rogers and
Henderson, Mrs J, w. Rogers and
Miss Eva Mae Matlock attended
q district meeting at the Church
- God in Christ in Camden OF
which Elder Il c Brain is pastor
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Menlorianl

In loving memory OF our dear
mother and grandmother, tn e
late Mrs. Hester James Puritoy,
VINO departed tins life here on
earth June Il, 1882
One year has passed, dear Mother
Since God has called you home
To be With Him in Heaven
Around the white throne.
We often sit and think OF you
When we are alone
For memory is the only thlhg
That grief can call its own.
We miss you, oh, we miss you.
How could We help but cry
But if we live as you lived
Well meet you by and by
No one knows of the sadness
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that's borne in silence
For the one we loved so we'll
Sadly missed by Mrs. Aleaner
Miller, daughter; May, Velma
and Wilene, grandchildren; Dan
and Oscar Jackson, brothers
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

wore gown of white tulle over
taffeta and lace with a strapless
lace bodice, three quarter length
lace gloves extending to the fling
erS, and a seed pearl trimmed
lace cap to match with a finger
tip nylon tulle veil attached. She
carried a bouquet of white earna-
tons.
Miss Aursby Moss, a cousin of
the bride, was maid of honor. She
wore a gown of salmon pink ny
lon tulle over taffeta with an
aqua lowered hat and accessories
to match Her bouquet was of
mixed spring flowers.
Edward Stafford of Detroit the
bridegroom's uncle, was the best
man.
The bride is a graduate of H.
c. Yerger high school, Hope, class
of 1851 She attended Blackburn
college in Carlinville, Illinois in
1851 and 1852.
The groom has been with tn e
Ford Motor company of Detroit
for many years.
After wedding trip to Toronto,
Canada, the couple will be at
home in Detroit.
Out of town guests included
Mrs. Hazel Todd and daughters,
Miss June Todd and Mrs. Doris
Harris; Thomas Henry Harris, III;
Mesdames A. K. Calhoun, Pine
Bluff; Olevia Rankin, Philadel-
phia; Maslyn Custer, Tucson, Ari-
iona; and James Lloyd, Cape Gil
rardeau, Missouri.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

mother of several small children.
According to police reports.
1t seems that Butler had insisted
on calling on Mrs. Combs after
she had broken off an affair with
MIN some months ago She tolc
police that he called on err Sat-
urday night and beat her with
stick. She showed many welts
ailegedly inflicted by him, ac.-
cording to the police report.
According to Mrs. Combs re-
port to investigating officers, But
Ter returned to her home about
8;45 Sunday night at 204 Vine 4
while she was sitting On the,
porch and asked why two men
were sitting in car at the curb
She said that he then remarked
that If ] can't have you,
no one else will. Then a scuffl1
began. She went into the house.
ana was followed by Butler who
picked up Mrs Combs shotgun
pointed it at her and pulled the
trigger; but the gun failed to
fire. The two then began to tus-
sic over the weapon. She obtain
ed possession of the gun, pulled
/ the trigger, the gun fired and dis
charged the same load that har
failed to fire earlier.
The police found an open pock
etknife near Buffers hand.
DR.. Howard Dishongh. coroner
ruled the death justifiable homi-
eide and released the woman ON
her own recognizance.
Butler is survived by MS wife.
several brothers and other rel
atives.
He moved to North Little ROCK
short while ago from the Scott
community
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Leona Woodland

Roy H. White is home visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. FELTON,
White Rev L. d. Champion,
j. l. Thomas, T. P. Johnson, =.
McDade, J. r. Kelley McJunkin
are in Brooklyn attending the
SIS and BTU congress Ms
Susie Mack had as guests for
dinner Sunday, Mrs. Leona Wood
ard and family . Mr.. and Mrs
Stella johnson are the proud par
ents Of baby girl that is one
week old Mr.. johnson is employ
ed by the city The vacation
Bible school will begin July at
the Ever Green Baptist church
The church bus will be of service.
Everyone is invited to attend the
school. The principal of the school
will be Mrs. Susie Mack Enrol
ment will be Sunday, June 28th.
There will be very good teach
eTs to work in this school
The Youth assembly which con-
vened at the Ever Green Baptist
church June 10 20 was success.
full Friday night was talent night.
Billie Fields sang solo Miss
June Jones played an instrument
al solo, Jesus Keep Me Near the
Cross" June is six years old. Mar
celloen Fields played "Down il
a Coal Mine Money raised was
$1,000 Mrs. Filbert Ford, director,
Rev. l.. D. Champion, pastor
James Edward CobbS is in Chi
cago for the summer. Mr.. Coco
was a graduate of Washington hi
this spring O.. Misses jerry Lou
Cobb and Vera Cobb are spending
their summer vacation in Detroit.
Miss Vera Cobb taught in Smack
over this year, She will be en-
ployed at Fair View school next
year Mrs. Matte Davis Ar.
chic was recently married to AL
bert Thompson Mrs. Archie was
the widow of the late Mosa A.
chic who was a barber The
Ministerial Alliance gave a plcdic
at Gallon on the 18th. There was
plenty of food and refreshments
served free X D. Smith
served dinner to visiting guests
from Texas.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Legal Notice !.
WARNING ORDER

f.
State OF Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Cour,
Kathleen Buchanan Maxwell
Plaintiff
VS.. No. 97763
Ellen Robinson, ct al, Defendant
The defendants, Ellen Robinson,
Sarah Clark, Pearl Evans, Nina
Boxley, Mary Ethel Marion and
unknown owners of the following
lands in Pulaski County. Arkan-
sas: Lots Eleven and Twelve Ql
x l2), Block Eleven 40, Motley
Heights Addition to the City of
Little Rock, Arkansas are warned
to appear in this court within
thirty days and answer the com
plant Of the plaintiff, Kathleen
Buchanan Maxwell
Dated: June 10, 1853
Jackie l.. Shropshire & j. r.
Booker, Solicitors for Plaintiff
Harold Anderson
Attorney ad Litem
Airline Turner, Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards, d. c.
6:26;7:3-l0-17 Al
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
YWCA Notes.

The YWCA was the scene OF
very colorful activity on last Sun
day afternoon as the World Eel
lowship committee held its End
annual international tea, proceeds
of which are used for the World
Work of the YWCA.
Five nations were represented
at the various tables. Mrs. Mary
Murchison, with a display of pot
terry and basketry brought home
from Mexico by our chairman,
Mrs. Norma Killingsworth, won
the first place for having the
most authentic representation The
second place was won by the
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

Mrs, N B. WiIkerson OF nos
Laurel street, Texarkana, was
chosen Woman of the Year IN the
second annual meeting of tie
Southern Central Regional held
here recently at Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Each local was asxal to
choose a woman. Local M ! Of
Texarkana chose Mrs. Wilkerson.
She studied at the MaGam C..
j Walker School of Beauty in
1885 She received her teacher
training at the Velvatex Beauty
school and her A. B degree from
the National Institute of Cysne-
tology. She was owner and m
Struetor of the Wilkerson Beauty
school of Texarkana. Sons of Ar
KANSAS best operators Wer e
trained in her school
Mrs. Wilkerson is second vice
president of the Arkansas Beau
tician association and has been
with the association every since
il was organized. She is a mem
Der of the Theta NJ Sigma soror-
ity of the National Beauty Cul-
turists league, She is also an
active member of the 18th Street
Baptist church of Texarkana
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Biscoe
A, +. Hall

The Antioch Missionary Baptist
church will have its Spring drive
June 20. Rev. w. Davis. Little
Rock is pastor . The St. Paul
Baptist church, Upper Hill, is Gel
ebrating its pastors 43rd anni-
verSary =. Lanes Chapel CINE
church sponsored an appreciation
rally for its pastor Mrs, Sprol-
ing fell on recent fishing trip
and hurt her arm, 1t has given
her serious trouble Rev Jas.
Chandler, ILL., pastor of the Beth
leham Baptist church, Biscoe, de-
liVered his first sermon Sunday
since his operation Mrs Cas-
sic Roberts spent the week end
with her son Misses Katie
Foster, Mary Lee Rhoden n d
Mrs. Dean Williams, " were in
Brinkley on shopping trip
Mr.. and Mrs Billy Bonds had
guests from Cotton Plant, Sunday.
Mrs Bonds father, mother an d
hrpt herc
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

philippines with a display of clo-
thing and basketry brought here
from that country by our execu-
tive director, Miss Mollie Heath
Conn.
Third place was won by Mrs
Eugenia Sanders. whose display
for Japan included miniature
pagoda, japanese porcelain, an d
heavily embroidered silks hang
ings, robes, and kimonas.
Mrs jamie Edwards representa-
ton Of Korea. with its miniature
mountains and lakes, and Mrs.
Salyna Lewis representation Of
India with miniature Mosque.
and samples of the flora d
fauna Of the country won honor
able mention. Mrs. Lewis was
dressed in a genuine Indian or
Hindu Sari also brought home by
Miss Conn. Judges were Mr.. Ed
wards of the Universal Life ms
CO, and Mrs G. F. Upton Other
nations represented in costumes.
were South Africa, Egypt, Japan
and China. Mrs. Lewis reported
the largest amount of money
Representative from the Modern
cites club and the Y-Teens in
beautiful short formals served as
honorary hostesses.
The program included music by
Miss Grace Helen Hayes, Sam
Jones and Mr.. Edwards and talks
by Miss Mollie II Conn and Miss
Edna Douglas.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Northsider Killed
In Gun TussIe

Jealousy apparently caused 49,
year-old man to start a tussle
with a woman that ended his life
Sunday night while his wife was
in church. Andrew Butler of sol
Locust died almost instantly when
a shotgun blast at point-blank
range entered his lower left chest
and angled upward toward his
heart. The shot was fired by Mrs.
Willie Mae Combs, 26-year-old
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

companied by Mrs Naomi r Yer
ger, who sang II Love You Tru-
ly."
The ceremony was performed
by the pastor, Rev T. j. Rhone
and was followed by a reception
in the home Of the brides grand
mother, Mrs. Bell Langston, SIS
North Laurel street.
Escorted by her father " n o
gave her in marriage, the bride
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Card Of Thanks

We take this method to express
our sincere appreciation to our
neighbors and friends for the
many cards, kilograms, flowers
and condolences and for the many
kindnesses and loving things
shown us in the recent passing of
our loving wife, sister and aunt,
Rosa Washington, who passed
May 9th. We especially thank the
Rev. w. S, Jackson, pastor of the
First Baptist church, 9th and
Pine, for his inspiring message.
Fred Washington. husband
Eliza Rainey, sister
Geraldine Criswell, neice.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

In sad but loving memory of
Mrs. Cornelia johnson Mathis
who passed this life June %, 1852,
One year has passed since you
went away.
1t seems We miss you more each
day,
And we're so often sad and
lonely
Some day we are going to meet
you.
Just how long we cannot tell
In the land of peace and rest.
j l. Mathis and family.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
WiIIllot
Sidney Taylor

j. d. Brown of Pine Bluff spent
the week end visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown ,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Caldwell, Mr..
and Mrs. Willie Caldwell and Mr.,
and Mrs. Otis Singleton attended
the funeral of Otis Singleton 5
sister in Rison last week d.
Charles Brown returned home
from few days vacation in Bas-
trop with relatives and friends .
Mrs. Clara Frazier returned
Friday from Denver visiting her
brother Mrs, Pattie L. Curtis
returned home Tuesday after
spending six weeks in Pontiac,
Michigan, and St Louis visiting
her children and friends
Please have your news ready
when you get your paper
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

Continued from page ,ueg
with more intense interest.
There viii be two sessions of
camp this year. The first session
is July 5 II, and the second July
IL 10 Scouts who want to get
In on the first week will have
to hurry because out of town
registrations are coming in fast
Sixty boys a week is the limit
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
''yn Hamilton Weds MARCEL Todd

ea s.au'oIi and ferns form
4, c,., Se''lhg at BeeBee
/ ., CM M church, Hope, on
M, ~ u noon for the mar
q m MasIyn Hamilton Of
10, T n, Todd, son of
.,y' TT Todd Of Detroit. Mich.
4 me, sne late James Todd.
de ,''S,' was rendered by
oris p 'ormer schoolmate,
booth of Hope. Ac-
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A woman's black plastic purse
has been found and turned into
the State Press office. The purse
was found by Mrs Alberta Aycox
Of 6l4l-2 West 9Th street on a
Cammack Village bus. The owner
may pick up the prrse at the
Press office after property ldenti
fications have been made
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

NOTICE-For information on the
Annual State Swimming Meet -
write or phone G. J. Haywood Of
the Carver YMCA, 100 w. 9th.
Little Rock, Ark, phone 4-69sI.
or the A. w. Young YMCA, sI4 r..
18th st., North Little Rock, phone
5-1569.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Wessorl
ID. ]. L0ggins

ID. j. L0gginS
Rev. Smith from Norphlet was
a guest in Wesson Sunday
Mrs. L. B. Jenkins, Mrs, Blanch
Cooksey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Davis attended the funeral of
Halbert Williams at Fellowship
Sunday Rev. j. l.. Layton
was rushed to Warner Brown
hospital. At this writing he is
very sick.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Alexander
Willene Smith

Revival will start at the Sharon
Baptist church Sunday mite. Rev.
p. A. Gold, pastor of Steel Me
mortal, will conduct the services
Ira w. Jones, a patient at
the Veterans hospital was home
for few days. He is doing fine
Rev. and Mrs. Gee OF ST
Louis spent some days OF their
vacation here.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
WriehtsviIIe
Wardell Wright

The Gospel Temple Baptist SIS
opened at regular hour last Sun
day with Mrs. Fuller, superinten-
dent in charge. Wardell
Wright is assistant secretary.
Class No. 2 won the banner .
The Southwest union met at the
Gospel Temple Baptist church
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Sweet Home

James Carroll Of the US Army
was nome on furlough. He is
stationed in Denver The z
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

Ms ball club of Sweet Home is
still in the lead. Charles Stewart
is manager.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

Rev Johnson brought the mes
sage.
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26
Fl Dorado

DrOthers
Arkansas State press., 1953-06-26

Geraldine Criswell, neice.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-21
Marine Riflemen
Win Tournament

A strong Marine Barracks Rifle
Team scored an easy Admirars
Trophy victory over five other
teams last Saturday morning at
the Stock Island range, to become
Naval Base champions in that
sport.
In q driving rain and heavy
wind, the Marines Tailed 1903 out
of a possible 100 points. They
were led by Captain r. G. Martin,
who fired 800 x $40. Captain Mar
tins score tied that of Charles H.
Furneax, AO2, Of FAWTU, for
high individual honors.
Trailing the Marines by IS points
was second-place FAWTU, with
1453, and VII, which took third
with 1898. Fourth place went to the
Annex with . score of 1409, fol.
lowed by SADD at 1922. Fleet Son.
ar School, not able to hold the
fast pace set by the leaders, drop.
Iped far behind and drew Last
place with a score Of 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-21
By MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK R-carl (Bobo) OIL.
son, the hustling Hawaiian from
San Francisco, today held firmly
a. the lis favorite to whip Eng.
lands moody Randy Turpin In
their 15-round middIeweight title
fight at Madison Square Garden
tonight.
Although his strange training
methods have been as unorthodox
as his awkward fighting style, the
25-year-old British Negro said fiat.
~. "I'll prove / was right. I'll
win and bring back the champion
ship TO England"
Olson, poker-faced and quiet,
said calmly as usual, I'm take
the title" Then he left the rest Of
the talking, as usual, to Manager
Sid Flaherty.
"0lson viii win," was the stud
led comment Of Ray Robinson,
who fought them both twice. The
two viii battle for the crown the
great Sugar Ray abdicated nine
months ago.
solson Is aggressive and very
busy" said Robinson. HE gives
you no room and he thinks fast.
Turpin can't 60 back. / found that
out. Olson win keep coming"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-21
Hurricanes Need Miracle To
Whip Maryland On Saturday

CORAL GABLES, FLA. - Only
q miracle viii save the University
of Miami Hurricanes from defeat
Friday night against Maryland in
the Orange Bowl, Coach Andy Gus.
tafson sad today as he prepped
his Hurricane gridders for the Ter
rapin football avalanche.
We're not quitting and throwing
In the sponge before the game -
but let's face the fact" Gus said.
Right now I don't see how any
team in the country can beat
Maryland" he said.
The Hurricane gridiron boss said
In his opinion the only ball clubs
that can stay on the same field
with the Terrapins today are No
ire Dame, Michigan State and Bay
Tor.
Gus, however, let it be known
that the Hurricanes will be ready
s.for this one."