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Ray Robinson
Plans Vacation

Los Angeles~Sugar Ray Robinson relaxed at the home of a
friend in West Los Angeles Monday and said he plans a vacation
with plenty of rest, some golf and
leisure hours with his son.

The Middleweight Champion
~was surprised to learn that his
son, Ray I, 6, has decided on a

-~ career far different from the: fis
tic profession followed by his
father. The boy has ~decided~ on
joining the Coast Guard and la
ter becoming a scientist.

Robinson said: ~Now this is

their minds, faster than I can
throw a punch.~

The proud daddy also had a
surprise himself to tell newsmen.
He said thaf when he was a boy
he did not.especially want to become a boxer and he explained:
~T had by share of fights, like any
kid, but I~ve never been an argumentative person, and even
now I am not one, ~arguments
never seem to settle anything and
certainly nothirig is ever settled
when an: argument as od to a
fight.~

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(If you don~t like gossip, don~t
read this column)

ITS DIFFICULT TO TAKE
CARE OF ONE~A well known
married ~man in these parts had

better learn how to keep his girl.

friend~ quiet, before ~his wife

-- finds out about his extra mari
tal ~activities.

A young chick let it slip that
he was taking care of her. -
One rainy night, after becoming ~high~ in one of the local
che, she (was approached by

several eager beavers, but 4

ped them cold with the remar. ~I-don~t need you so. and 0's,

PvE ea A conn, wb 3s, Oe
ing care of me. If you guys

leave me alone, Mr. (Censor~ fei
will make a football out of you.~

The bewildered men knew Mr;
(Censored) very well, looked
shocked and quickly ook ie

DISGUSTED, and
ED~A group Prt &
married ladies ~decided to go: out.
last week. They ended up on the |
South Side of town and crepes
in at (Censored~s) Lounge.
reports say they were very_irdignant because they saw: so
many married people there i: &,
married women -.with someone
else~s husband. They vowed to
~onorg this place off their list ~of

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N'T STEP ON MY BLUE

susie SHOES~A letter is be
ing circulated to influencial people stating the editor of (Censored) is a hard, cdflous, person,
who won't pay his bills. The editor simply said, ~You can knock
me down, scandalize my name,
but don~t step on my blue suede

_ shoes.~ What Shoes? It is sus
pected that the author of the
letter is sore because he lost a
very sizeable income due to a
change in printers.

IN NO HURRY~A financial
figure in Flint by the name. of
(Censored)~ ~ received a, call,
~Hold it for awhile until the
weather clears. It seems that he
didn~t want to accept it while
roads were in ~a muddy condition,

NO NEED TO IDENTIFY
YOURSELF~On thesen occasions, individuals have sounded off. because they have recognized an

item in (Censored) as pertaining
to them. The editor of the B.R, is

- not interested in knowing wheth
er-or not- you.can.put+e@s)
to fit your foot, All items are
trie and can be proven if necessary.. So if. you think: you are
being ~shot off the bag~ sue <.

CHERRIES IN~ BUTTERMILK~Miss - (Censored).. why
don~t you try staying home and
rest this week-end. Your eyes
look like two cherries in buttermilk early ~Monday mo:,as
= got off the Greyhounr:

ou are wasting yourself. away,
little girl,nuff said.

MOON MULLINS, Pris a
recent big dance, Mr. (Censored) forced himself into a: small

Trade-In Sale

LESS THAN 200 AT ANNUAL AFFAIR.
LARGE PERCENT FROM OUT-OF-TOWN
BY CROMWELL REID and DONALD WILLIAMS
The I.M.A. Auditorium was the scene ~of the Annual

Ball given by the Flint Colored Sportsmen, last Saturday,

May 19. Some people hazaard the guess the last week~s weather and twister robbed many of the desire to frolic within

such short period of time.

However, the Sportsmen had the auditorium beautifully
decorated in powder blue streamers with gold paneling; the
stage was in red, trimmed in brown: The Melodies dance
music, furnished by Waddie Glen and his 12-piece band, was

Warm Outside? |
Good Time To
Install Heat

Shirtsleeve weather means
More to the prudent home improver, than birds, bees and
beachers. It means the ideal time
of year to get rid of household
headaches till the snow flies.

Take comfort. heating, for example. If last winter~s chills were
as fresh in the average man~s
mind as. that unpainted porch
sagging fence or. won~t-open
window, he~d be consulting his
gas-heating contractor to get
compact space-saving equipment
that~s weatherproof and eliminates janitoring.

And, if he ~relived~ last winter~s woes, he~d remember how
his fingers~ froze when he offered
to help the Little Woman hang
the family wash on the backyard
clothesline. What would he do
about? Why,he~d consider one of
the new automatic gas clothes
dryers that save hands, preserve
clothes and ~cut laundry bills.

He~s recall, that no winter ever
seems complete without the
usual chain reaction of colds and
sniffles throughout the family.
Well, even the Gas Appliance
Manufacturers Association does~t
claim a cold can -be cured bv hot
water, but it does claim (with
the backing of medical authorities) that hot water at germkilling temperatures for housecleaning and dishwashing will go
a long way toward preventing a
family-wide cold plaque. How
about it?. Is your water supply
gas-operated for quick heat recovery and dial-controlled for
easy temperature settings-or do
you figure that winter~s too far
off to worry about?

No kidding, meax it pays real

dividends to do in June what you.

promised yourself in December;

and if it~s the original investment
you~re concerned about, there~s
hardly a bank or saving and Joan
association these days that won~t

be willing to take that problem:

off your mind.

gathering with a suit that was
ultra ~loud!~ If,.the tornado
~had shut off his lights, he could
have easily gotten power from
his suit. It was light brown, beige with light blue plaid.

of the soft variety and apite
inducive for d Ganene,
wax trea tment of the A

was ideal. -
Those who did make their ap
pearance were donned in their
after 6:00 evening wear and had
a very pleasant evening. Mrs.
Virgil James, in a_ beautiful
gown of white metalic set off
with turquoise and Mrs. John
Johnson, wéaring a lovely en
semble of gold with a sheer black -

nylon. net, beginning at the
waist, caught the eye of many.

Upon making the rounds, Mrs.
Elisha Scott, Mrs. Evelyn Watkins and brother James Carroll,
Mrs. Ola Hughes Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Franklin, Miss
Renfro, Mr. F. Luckadoo, Mrs.
Jacqueline White, Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Roman, Mrs Alice Verdum,
Officer and Mrs, W. B. Jones,
Mr. and Mrs. Ples Swan, Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Norman, Mr.
and Mrs. Parker Wesley, Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Owens, Mr. and
Mrs. Wrex Weaver, Mr. George
Williams.

Members and: their wives s of
the Sportsman Club:.

os and Mrs. Alex Burrell,

Mr. and Mrs: Oscar ' Calloway,
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Braodnax,
(Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coble, Mr.
Charles Neeley, Mr. Frank
Smith, president; r. James Lott,
Mr. A. F. Butler, chairman executive Board,.Mr. Lee Roy
Coleman.

Mrs. Booker Barton, Mr. and
Mrs. James Matthews, (he is
sec~y.), Mr. S. D. Shooks, Connie Childress, Wrey Weaver,
treasurer;.Mrs Ruby Beck, honorary member. Other guests, Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Parker, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Parks, Mr and
Mrs. Garrett Young, Dr: and
Mrs. Clayton, ~Saginaw, and Mr.
Brown, Saginaw.

And there was a goodly number of out-of-town guests from
Detroit. and -Flint.

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SPRING

~What delights us in the spring
is more a sensation than an
appearance, more a hope than
anv visivle reality. There. is
something in the softness of the
air, in the lengthening of the
days, in the very sounds and
odors of the sweet time, that caresses us and consoles us after the

rigorous weeks of winter.~
-Hamerton

(Left to Right) Mrs. Georgia Manning, Forest Manning and

Alberta Manning.

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