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A K E
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Thursday, Feb. 8
1951
Bond 3,295,000
Stock 2,130,620
Bond 295
Stock 306
N. Y. Bond 495
N. Y. Stock ..... 239
ESTIMATES
Curb 490,000
Bond 3,830,000
Stock 2,120,000
Day—A.P. Bond 625
Day—A.P. Stock 415
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Funeral services for Sterling
George Kinney, 45, an employee
at the Dayton Steel Foundry for
11 years, will be held in Statham,
6a., Sunday. Mr. Kinney, who died
Wednesday at Stillwater Sanitari
um, lived at 115 Grimes St. He
had been a resident of Dayton for
27 years. Burial will be in Georg
ia. Friends may view the body at
McLin Funeral Home from 12
noon Thursday until 2:00 P. M.
Friday.
Survivors include his wife Adell
father, Henry Kinney of Stathem,
Ga. a daughter Adora Five sis
ters, Miss Hester Kinney, Mrs. Er
mia Hunter, Mrs. Lucille Neal,
Mrs. Lola Mae Hunter and Mrs. E.
V. Emma Truman all of Stathem,
Ga., and two brothers, Osie and
Stokes Kinney of Dayton.
Urge Catholic Women
To Fight Race Bias
BROOKLYN, N. Y., Feb.
8—
Members of the Kings County
Council, Diocesan Council o
Catholic Women, have called upon
all Catholic women to fight racial
injustices "and to see that in the
family and in the schools, our
Both men are here to wind tip
training for their sixth fight, al
though the first one for a crown
Robinson has won four of the pre
vious five, and Jake, one. LaMot
ta is the only man to ever defeat
the welterweight champion.
The advance gate already has
reached the $100,000 mark, ac
cording to the Internationl Boxing
club, promoters of the bout. It will
be televised and broadcast. LaMot
ta will receive 45 percent of the
gate and Robinson, 15 percent.
Before entering the ring, how
ever, LaMotta will have to over
come the battle of weight. He has
requested the privilege of weigh
ing naked if he cannot make the
weight with boxing trunks on.
If he fails to make the weight
of 160 pounds by noon of the day
of the fight, he will automatically
forfeit the title, but the fight will
go on. In this case Robinson will
be new middleweight champion.
If Robinson wins, he will be
forced to give up his welterweight
championship. If he loses, nothing
will change.
This bout is expected to be a
fight to the finish— LaMotta re
quested that the fight will not be
stopped unless the fighter, him
self, agrees to it. He will have a
psysician, Dr. Philip Burnori, in
his corner as a second.
Malan Against
Equality For
South Africans
CAPETOWN, South Africa, Feb.
8. (ANP)—Prime Minister Daniel
F. Malan said here last week that
the UN's efforts to put the
country's large Indian population
"on an equal footing with Euro
peans," is a "distasteful" ideology
to the white peoples of both South
Africa and South West Africa.
He made the statement in a
foreign affairs debate in the as
sembly on an opposition motion of
censure to the government's sup
port of the UN in Korea.
"If Indians in Natal have equal
rights, it would mean the end
of the province as far as Euro
peans are concerned," he said.
Most of the South Africa's
300,000 Indians live in the Natal
province.
Read it. in the DAILY EX
PRESS.
children are taught proper at
titudes of justice and charity to
wards their fellow men."
THE OHIO DAILY EXPRESS
AT THE RINGSIDE
BY LUIX VIRGIL CVERBEA FOR ANP
Ray (Sugar) Robinson is favor
ed to take the middleweight cham
pionship from Jake LaMotta when
they meet here Feb. 14 at the Chi
cago Stadium in a 15-round title
bout.
Jake asked that Dr. Burnori be
given the right to determine
whether or not he should be allow
ed to continue if he gets into
trouble.
He said:
"I'm willing to lose an eye for
this fight."
Chairman Joe Triner of the II
inois Athletic commission told him
the state commission physician has
final word on the question of
fighters' continuing in the ring. He
did agree that there will be no
stopping of the fight by a referee
in a middle of a round.
Prices for this bout will range
as follows $20 for ringside seats,
$16, $10, and $$ general admis
sion.
Judges will be seated at right
angles to one another for this bout
rather than across each other. The
commission believes that this will
give the judges a fuller view of
the fight than given from tfee tra
ditional seating.
FLAYS-
Concluded from page 1
mittee said that France has moved
fresh colonial troops from Dakar,
the capital of Senegal, to Morocco
in an all-out effort to enforce its
police state regime in the country.
The colonial troops from Dakar
are the fierce-fighting native Se
negalese soldiers.
Its second complaint charged
that the U. S. was aiding French
colonialsim in North Africa and
Indo-China, and by so doing, was
serving the interests of commun
ism.
MONOXIDE-
Continued From Page 1
Louis B. Kovacs, 61, of 1541
West First street Peter Nauroth,
48, of R. R. 2, Lebanon Cecil
Clouse, 30, of 219 Cincinnati
street Dainel Grimes, 68, of 60
Messina place, and Mike Rukat,
61, of 13 Urbarsa street.
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tion revealed that carbon mon
oxide gas, escaping from a coke
oven, was the most probable cause
for the men being affected.
WOLVERINES-
Concluded from page 1
is depending on the set shot art
ist, John Glass* as he is rated the
best in the city league, and Bill
Ware considered the game's best
pivot man.
Chaminade will be lead by the
six-foot five inch Don Shumard,
the tallest in the local schools.
Others starting in the Eagles line
up will be Captain, Jerry Hagan
and Babe Perkins at the guard,
Shumard at the center post, Tom
O'Donnell, Tom Heider, A1 Bar
low or Dick Brown at the for
wards.
According to the predictions,
The Eagles will have the edge due
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to the familiarity of the U. D.
fieldhouse floor, where Chaminade
has played most of its schedule
and it will be the first time the
Wolverines have played on fUe
same floor.
However, the Dunbar lads are
not worrying about where the
game wilf be played. Their eyes
will be on defending their present
status, "the championship of the
City Highschool" Game time 8 p.
m. tonight.
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