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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSD'AY. OCTOBER 28, 1948 SGT.JOE LOUIS JO EXHIBIT AT Bomber to Box Nicholson in Giant Show Robinson, White Also on Card. ' Sft. Joe Loult, World'! heavy weight boxing champion and hu long-time sparring partner, George Nicholson, will fight an exhibition bout at Camp White'! mammoth iports arena Friday night to climax tne biggest show ever staged there. The Brown Bomber and his entourage are making tour of the country's army camps to pro vide entertainment for the sol diers, and Camp White was for tunate in being placed on the list of camps to be visUed. The fight progiam, which will start at 7 p m., will also see Sugar Hay Hobinson, who re cently whipped Henry Arm strong, tangle with Jackie Wil son, former world'! welter weight champion, In the seml wlndup. They are traveling wim iiouis. Rounding out the program will be two eight-minute wrest ling bouts featuring Camp White soldiers, a Judo exhibition and three boxing matches, Louis and his group exhibited In Ft. Lewis, Wash,, last night and are scheduled to appear at Camp Adair tonight. A small number of civilians will see the show at Camp White Friday evening, there having been 200 ticket! given away to rurchasers of war bonds. Those sving ducats will bo admitted to the camp area upon presenta tion of the tickets. San Francisco, Oct. 28 flJ.B Mn. Alma De Brettevilla precklei Awl, San Francisco socialite and heiress to the Soreckles sugar fortune, today started divorce proceedings gainst her husband, Elmer M Awl, charging "extreme cruel ; tr." Army. Irish and Trojans Selected As Grid Winners iLETYOUIt HEART DECIDE Jf etc cheer some lonely toLfler far from horns beoaiue JJSO It of 17 mijor wu relief sisneles luniclpeUng la the National War Fond. Giro not for all these end onr eoo , nmhya need. Clra guaranty. - The Deed b gnat. MEDFORD COMMUNITY & WAR CHEST A Message From the Bakers of BREAD, and CAKES J By Jec Cuddy (United Press Correspondent) New York, Oct. 28 0J.O Picking the football winners maybe: east Army over Pennsylvania Gypsy R. Lee likes 2d stringers. Notre Dame over Navy Fare well gesture to Angelo. Colgate over Holy Cross Our barber lathered this. Cornell over Columbia Al ways admired Katharine Cor nell. Dartmouth over Yale Judge said. "Keen out of Yale." Brown over Princeton Lena Turner has brown eyes, perhaps. Pittsburgh over Carnegie Tech By srnoka signal. Also Penn State over West Virginia; Bucknell over Muhlen berg; Rochester over Case; Bain bridge Navy over Maryland; Coast Guard over Tufta. . - Midwest Northwestern over Minnesota Now flip your coin. Indiana over onto state nut don't ask why. Purdue over Wisconsin Badger game ain t woinln' lately. Marauette over Denver Pio neers get lost in Milwaukee. Missouri over webrasKa uui not the old Missouri waltz. Tulso over Southwestern on my! Oh myl. . Iowa State over UKianoma What a state we're In. Kansas over Kansas State After reading the test leaves. Also Great Lakes over West' era , Michigan; Iowa Pre-Flight over Fort Riley; Oberlin over Otterbeln; Depauw over Ohio Wesleyan; Baldwin Wallace over Xavler; Missouri Mines ever Ii lino Is Wesleyan. South and Southwest Duke over Georgia Tech By the hatpin process. North Carolina over North Carolina State Own backyard. .Virginia over Virginia Mili tary But you can luess. too. Georgia Pre-Flight over Tul- ane Just a filer. Texas Christian over Louisi ana State Game up heads. Texas A. and M. over Arkan sas Kiddie Korps In Ozarks. Texas over Southern Metho dist Unless ft' bum steer. Randolph Field over Mexico City U. Que tal ehe? Also wake Forest over ciem- son; Georgia over Howard; Texas , Tech over Rice; worm Texas " Aggie over Blaekland AAF; Ward Island Marines over Heame Camp. Tu west Southern Cal. over California .Rose Bowl possibilities. St. Mary'g Pre-Flight over March Field Completely up In air. Washington over Spokane Fliers Hitch n to Huskies. San Diego Navy over ucia In a link trainer. AERIAL DEFENSE FOR FRIDAY TILT Eureka's Frankie Massaro to Prove Big Threat- Two Regs Won't Start. (Last week's: 35 right, eight wrong, two ties tor right ana wrong average of .814. Season's average .793). ANGOTT DEFEATS WHITE IN 15 TO Hollywood, Oct. 28 U.FD Hard punching Sammy Angott headed for New York today with his sights set on winning back the undisputed world light weight title after grabbing the National Boxing association crown last night with a solid 16 round decision over Luther (Slugger) White, Baltimore, Md., negro. Angott, who once held the unquestioned diadem and who has three decisions over the New York boxing commission's champion, Bob Montgomery, hooked and battered his way to a unanimous decision over White In as weird and wacky a title fight ever held in California,: or perhaps anywhere. After three rounds of fighting under the area of Gllmore field, the light! In all but one section of the grandstand blinked out, leaving the fighters and 10,000 fans who braved threatening weather In almost total dark ness for an hour. ," After waiting IS minutes, wrapped In topcoats, towel and sweaters, the fighter returned to their dressing mm while the crowd sang "Show M the Way to Go Home' For veteran Angott, undefeat ed as a lightweight In five years, the hour between rounds appar ently made little difference. He winged out In the fourth, opened up his vicious hooking to White's body and head and never wa in trouble. 300-POUNDER SCOPES 1ST ROUND KNOCKOUT Oakland, Cel., Oct 28 U.R Ben Moroz, 300-pound, seven foot Phlladelphlan, scored a first-round technical knockout over Al Ware, 210, Oakland; in the main event at Oakland aud itorium last night. Ware jumped from his corner at the opening gong and landed three hard rights to Moroi' chin. The giant esstener stepped In and caught Ware with right to the Jaw, then crossed to the body. Air cargo transport accounted for more than 8,000,000 pounds of American Imports during the second quarter of 1843. NUNN - BUSH and EDGERTON SHOES Your Stamp 18 should be used In the purchaae of shout that will LASTi shoes that combine long wear with imn tneia and comfort. You gat everything you can deilre in these fine shoes. Nunn-Bush $10-$11 Idgertont $6.50 to $8.50 The TOGGERY B. C. MacKonn 34 N. Central Ave. Arthur D. Hess Medford Junior high will play it last scheduled football game of the season against the Klam ath Falls freshman at Klamath Fall Friday afternoon, only 18 player making the trip over the mountain, in a previous game between the two elevens, the core ended, 0 to 0. Coach Le Grant (aid the starting lineup would consist of Werner and Whlllock, ends; Mottern and Wall, tackles: Ting ley and Dow, guards; Newton, center; Jones, quarterback; Llnd ley and Stelle, halfbacks, and Greene, fullback. Sub making the Jaunt wil be Henagin, end and tockle; Coghlll, center; Ratty, lineman, and Carr and Watson, backs, J'VILLE HALF-DOZEN . DEFEATS GOLD HILL Jacksonville, Oct. 28 (Spl.) The Jacksonville high Red skins bounced back from their last week's 32 to 0 loss to Rogue River yesterday afternoon to de feat Gold Hill, 18 to 13 in a six man football game here. The Redskin won by virtue of a safety, after Smith and Kit chen had scored touchdown. Football Briefs Salem, Ore., Oct. 28 U,(D The Willamette university Navy cats today elected Gar rail (Truck) Delner, 200-pound tackle. honorary team captain. Delner la in the navy V-12 program. Los Angeles, Oct. 28 (U.B Trojans continued stiff offensive drills today for their Saturday rematch with the California Bears. Star Canter Bill Gray, who re turned from furlough yesterday, worked out today after being tentatively named to start In the Saturday game. Los Angeles, Oct 28 -uflj.RV Bruin Guards Jack Munro and Mike Marlenthal worked out with the team today after their return toh the UCLA fold yes terday, Munro, former Oregon fresh man, who waa on furlough, and Marlenthal, out with an Injured leg, returned In time for offen sive drill in preparation for the Bruin encounter with the San Diego naval training station. Dm Mall Tribune Wast Ada. Pass defense has been the or der of the day in the Black Tor nado's practice sessions this week a Coach Lome Arnold drives his charges in preperatioa for the Friday night Invasion of Medford of the Eureka, (Calif.) high school Loggers and Fabul ous Frankie Massaro, one of the greatest aerial artists ever seeea in ' northern California and southern Oregon. The game will start at 8 p. m. The Eureka attack Is built purely and solely around Mas saro, who can knock your hat off at 60 yards and run like a scared newt, in the 6-0 tie game played by the two elevens earli cr this year, Massaro tossed no less than 35 passes and only the most alert defense prevented. the EurekanS from tallying sev eral more times. Arnold, who will be coaching his last Medford high team be fore leaving for Yankton, S. D next Monday to accept a post as physical education director of Yankton college, said the win ning club Friday night "will probably have to score three touchdowns. Two Tornado regulars will not open the battle. Gil Tumy, right end, was injured in the Grants Pass tilt and won't be in uniform. Steve Dippel, left halfback, has an ailing leg, but he will see action later in the game. , Plaskett will be in Tunny's place, with Doty at the other end, Sheldon and Casebeer at the tackles, either Corcoran and Lynch or Balderston and Dixon at the guards, Miller at center, Baker at quarterback, Watson at left half, Nledermeyer at right half and Plumley at full back. Last night, the Medford sophomores downed the Grants Pass sophs, 20 to 8 by making three touchdowns and a safety. Medford's touchdowns were made by Berry, who ran 70 yard! into the end zone; Brin son, who ripped off a 55-yard gallop and Riggs, who scored on a power play. The safety oc curred when Grants Pass recov ered a blocked punt in its own end zone. Berkeley, Cal., Oct. 28-U.R Coach Stub Allison said today that his California Bears have shown Improvement in practice this week but added that South ern California wa "too deep In manpower" for the Berkeleyans. Defeated, 7-0, by the Trojans earlier in the season, the Bears will line up for Saturday's Los Angeles engagement as follows: Ends, Calender and Rasmus sen; tackles. Captain Bill Hach ten and Ortlleb; guards, Madi gan and Freedman; center, Hard ing; quarter, Quist; left half, Frlsbee or Stuart; right half, Honegger; fullback, Weeks. HIGHEST CASH PRICES Paid for Good Used Cars HUMPHREY MOTORS' 33 'jo. Riverside Dial 4980 BIS yj mm your. WAI NOTIi Oar dlftil- lerie an tHifand la the firodaetioa of tlcottol or war purpose. This whle&err comas from r wr Mockis Nitlonil DlittTUm Prod, torp- N. Y. 9M Proof JSjaaasjawv.- in Y- 1 Harmfa! Antifrtazs ' Offered Motorists Is Warning by ODT A supply of over half a million gallons of harmful and destruc tive antifreeze preparations is available for sale to the public, the Office of Defense Transpor tation estimated today. Warning that certain types of antifreeze solutions have been found high ly destructive to radiator, igni tion systems and rubber eonnee tions In automobiles and trucks, the ODT urged operators not to allow such materials regardli of cheapness to be put into their vehicles, and where such mater ials have already been installed, to drain them out immediately and replace with safe antifreeze of the ethylene-glycol or alcohol type. To help operators avoid in jurious types of antifreeze, the ODT said that the National Bur eau of Standards has identified by name the following bond named products, made before January 20, 1943, as constitut ing harmful antifreeze solutions as defined in the war production order which stopped their manu facture: All-Winter, Bird Antarc tic, Chem-A-Cool, Flexe. Fre Zex, Frozone, Gold Seal, No Freeze, Permazone, Security, 60- Below, Wonder-Solv, Anti-Arctic, Lo-Temp, Lo-Zone, Ve, Neva Freeze. Never Freeze, Alcotex, Anti-Frost, No-Boil, Ever-Flo. dobbsIstar Dallas, Tex., Oct. 28 U.r!) Graduation rubbed out neither the name nor fame of Tulsa university's great Ail-American back, Glenn Dobbs. The trlple-threater who paced the Golden Hurricane through an undefeated season last fall and into the Sugar Bowl is at it again this time as the star of a Randolph field football team that has won five straight games and been scored on only once. The six-loot,' four-inch, 185- pound Oklahoman hadn't play ed since last year when he ar rived at Randolph field only two days before Its first game. But the Army had seen to it that he kept In shape and he picked up where he left off with Tulsa to turn the West Point of the Air gridiron team into the best service team in Texas. This year's $31 billion aircraft production program is being handled by factories and work ers in 33 states; HEAVY LENDER IN Camp White, Ore., Oct 28. Military and civilian personnel of the War department in the Ninth Sendee command lent Uncle Sam $8,410,006.18 In cash during the third war loan drive, according to an announcement today from headquarters, Camp White. Military personnel In the eight western state embraced by the command paid $5,488,728.68 in cash for war bend during the drive and civilian personnel an other $3,911,276.70. Full and complete figure on purchases by soldiers were not available dua to extensive maneuver to progress during- the drive. Cash purchases were in addi tion to $5,78,134.2 worth at bond at cost prices purchase through the payroll allotment plans, bringing the total durin the drive to $14,200,139.61. fytkeMte& ef Drinks tftxeti wrtk Spark! f GAI1ADA DilY 17ATE015' etui DEPOSIT CtNADADW WATER FINE BREWING P u Truly a m&sterplec o! the brow er's art. 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TOTAL RESOURCES .:.. .; $207,398,950.16 5,437,683.49 54,030,792.70 . 300,000.00 2,710,360.87 1.00 . 16,214.24 666,921.99 156,362.03 . $270,717,286.48 $304,927,150.46 9,343,664.41 59,665,586.29 300,000.00 2,729,516.61 1.00 687,913.38 213,554.04 $377,867,386.19 MABIMTIIf Capital $ 4,500,000.00 Surplus 5,500,000.00 Undivided Profits.. .to.w.-.m.i' 1,604,730.28 Reserves for Contingencies.!. 1,223,102.94 Reserves Allocated for Taxes, Interest, etc Acceptances irirww:im:iim.;.iia;i-jMB Interest Collected In Advance. ,JI1M Other Liabilities .T.atim..w 7r. .rmmm Deposits (exclusive ol reciprocal bank deposits) 257,099,051.23 TOTAL' LIABILITIES $270,717,286.48 12,827,833.22 166,802.09 119,437.94 $4,500,000.00 5400,000.00 2,67144640 1,456,075.54 14,127,621.84 1,026,786.00 150,736.06 196,740.44 362,365,501.85 $377,867,386.19 M I M B I I I D I A I DMOIM IN I U I A N C I C O R s O R A V I O N 4 -1 wimtw
