Sugar Ray Robinson
Acquitted in Paternity Charge
NEW YORK tP) — Sugar Ray
Robinson, former middleweight
boxing champion, was acquitted in
special Sessions Court yester
day of a paternity charge brought
against him by Barbara Trevigne,
singer and dancer. Both are
Negroes.
Mrs. Trevigne charged Robin
son was the father of a boy bom
to her on Feb. 9, 1953.
The majority of the court held
that Mrs. Trevigne’s case had not
f»een sufficient to warrant estab
ishing the fighter as the father
of the boy.
The gazelle and the llama never
drink water.
Dr. R. J. Bunche of U.N. fo Be
Commencement Speaker at U of A
FAIRBANKS — Dr. Ralph
J. Bunche Undersecretary Gen
eral of the United Nations at
New York has accepted an invi
tation to be a commencement
speaker at the University of Alas
ka May 22, a university spokes
man said Saturday.
The other speaker is to be Wil
liam B. Osgood Field, American
Geographical Society, New York.
A glaciologist, Field made studies
in the Mt. Fairweather Range in
Alaska in the 1920’s.
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“It isn’t so much that hard times
are coming; the change observed
is mostly soft times going.” —
Groucho Marx.
Japanese to Commemorate
"Black Ship Festival"
TOKYO OP — The annual Black
I Ship Festival commemorating the
arrival in Shimoda port of Com
modore Matthew C. Perry and his
American fleet in 1853 will be
held for three days starting May
16 at the port town 100 miles
south of Tokyo.
TOO MUCH TAX . . .
CAPE TOWN, South Africa OP
— A distillery, in financial diffi
culty and unable to pay excise
taxes on its product, poured 23,
000 gallons of 7 and 8-year-old
whisky out on the ground at Wem
mershoek while tax officials
watched.
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