
Media Item Metadata
| Author | Drum Social Histories |
|---|---|
| Copyright | © The Drum Archive |
| Credit | Bob Gosani / Drum Social Histories / Bailey's African History Archive / african.pictures |
| Description | Jake The Inside Story! Reading the Drum that had his own story, on his morning in Jo'burg, at our offices, he took it home, with Arhtur Maimane and other Drum staff members. London-tailored, English accented and left handed Jacob Tuli, alias Jake Tuli, brought surprises, headaches and heartbreaks with him from England. The first heartache was for the family of the dock worker who was crushed to death by Jake's ship, the Rhodesia Castle, as it docked at Cape Town on August 2, exactly a year and a day since he flew from Johannesburg to turn British boxing upside down. |
| City | Johannesburg |
| State / Province | Gauteng |
| Country | South Africa |
| Filename | APN94787.jpg |
| File Type | JPG |
| File Size | 5 MB |
| Dimensions | 4000 × 3873 px |
| Date Created | 2 October 1953 |
Drum Magazine social history photographs, South Africa edition 1798
Jake The Inside Story! Reading the Drum that had his own story, on his morning in Jo'burg, at our offices, he took it home, with Arhtur Maimane and other Drum staff members. London-tailored, English accented and left handed Jacob Tuli, alias Jake Tuli, brought surprises, headaches and heartbreaks with him from England. The first heartache was for the family of the dock worker who was crushed to death by Jake's ship, the Rhodesia Castle, as it docked at Cape Town on August 2, exactly a year and a day since he flew from Johannesburg to turn British boxing upside down.
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