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o O 0 O ; First Official Announcement Of PCC Session To Be Tonight By SCOTT ILLI ' San Francisco ! Th Paci fic Coast conference, laughing on the outside but crying on the inside, buckled down today i tn)task of resolving a bitter ie.id which could result in UCLA, California and Southern California marching out of th loop. Assistant Commissioner Ber nard Hammerbeck said Sunday that the first official announce ment of the live day meeting would be made tonight Reporters who tried a little button holing Sunday left with several statements which indi cated that the sessions may be more harmonious than expected ' Schedule Adjustments Possible O Al Masters, athletic director of Stanford who earlier had said that he considered the much maligned round robin schedule as binding through 1960, de clared that some adjustments might be made by the confer- -ence. Another college official who preferred to stay anonymous said that the tenor of Sunday's first get-together was such that the loop might not fly apart. And a spokesman for Idaho said the Vandals do not intend to , leave the PCC There had been reports that -Idaho, which does not play a -full PCC schedule, might be thumbed out of the loop to ap pease the Los Angeles schools , threatening secession Hammerbeck said that "there would be no expulsion" at this session because it had not been entered on the agenda. He also said that any school can withdraw from the confer ence if it gives 60 days notice j jand pays off any outstanding BOWLING ELKS LEAGUE ' Standings Lively Five Gypos - Cementers L. 16'i 24 'a 27 28 28 30 30 40 39'i 31 '2 29 28 28 26 28 16 PERs Medics ... Miss-Fitts . Go-Bovs Wallflowers Results: PER 4 (C. Norris 447) 2062; Wall flowers O'fClark 4821 1970. - Medics 2 (Van Dyke 609) 2215; Miss Fitts 2 (Sioniger 566) 2355. Cementers 1 ISnedden 479) 2058; Go-Bov 3 (Mann 542) 2233. Lively1 Five 3 (Burroughs 595) 2327; Gypos 1 (Chase 465) 1954. Neuberger Sees Renewed Effort Portland (tpi Sen. Richard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.), predicted here today that the present ill ness of President Eisenhower will bring about a renewed drive to enact a constitutional amend ment providing for mid-term elections, in the event there is a succession to the presidential of fice. Neuberger said he had intro duced in the Senate earlier this year a constitutional proposal el iminating the anti-third term limitation, after President Eisen hower himself questioned the wisdom of restricting a presi dent's tenure in the White House. Neuberger's proposal also in cludes a mid-term election when ever a vice president enters the first two years of a president's term. "This is merely applying the sensible Oregon system of elect ing governors to the far greater position of the American presi dency," Neubergers aid. "No per son succeeding to the Oregon governorship can occupy that -post beyond the next election." jBrillianl Flash iLighfs Northern Sky By UNITED PRESS : A brilliant flash in the sky, presumed to be a meteor, lighted iip towns on either side of the international Montana-Saskatche-; wan border Sunday. ; The flash was described as ;a "terrific" explosion that look led "as big as a boxcar." O : John Hodges, director of the astrological society of Regina, Sask., College, said indications :were the blinding light was cast b:' a meteor. But he said there ;was a "possibility" it could have !:ie from a fragment of the "ctfe or pieces of the disintegrat 'ir, Sputnik I. Hodges sai it was the bright est light he had seen in the sky :for years. Burley Bowler, a Scobey, Mont., weekly newspaper pub lisher, said, "at first we thought it might have been our furnace exploding. In fact, everybody in town seemed to think the same :thing." - Norman Juel, a farmer, re ported hearing a "loud boom" after sighting the flash. Soviet Airliner in Helsinki Crash-Landing - Helsinki, Finland 0P A : Soviet airliner crash-landed at ; Helsinki Airport today, police I said. Z Reports said a number of per sons were injured, r Helsinki is a major terminal Tfor flights out of the Soviet : Union. It is served mostly by "conventional Soviet aircraft. debts. Three ckools Penalized Southern California and UCLA were heavily penalized in 1956 as the upshot of disclo sures they had been giving ex cessive aid to their football players. Washington also was penalized but the Bruins were banned from the Rose Bowl un til after June of 1959. The Tro jans and Huskies come out of the doghouse next June. California, which also was fined a straight $25,000, then worked out a five-point plan last summer with its sister UCLA which they want the PCC to adopt. Point five, the big one, calls for free schedul ing of football games starting next season. And that remains a main item to be solved. The schools warned they might se cede if it were not. Joe Brown 3-1 Favorite In Ring Bout New York (IP) Two title fights and a welterweight elim ination match will feature this week's boxing schedule. Champion Joe Brown is fav ored at 3-1 to keep his light weight crown Wednesday night in 15-round fight with Joey Lopes at Chicago stadium. It will be the third defense for Brown of New Orleans. Sixth-ranking Lopes of Sacra mento, Calif., earned the right to a shot at the title by holding Brown to an over-the-weight 10 round draw on Aug. 21. Their title bout will be televis ed nationally by NBC. Little Pascual Perez of Ar gentina is still a favorite to keep his world flyweight title against Young Martin of Spain at Buen as Aires next Saturday night. They were slated to fight Sun day night but rain caused a week's postponement. A crowd of 85,000 had been expected at Boca Juniors Outdoor stadium. The world tournament for the vacant welterweight crown will start Friday night when Isaac Logart of Cuba and Gas- par Ortega of Mexico meet in the first 12-round elimination at the Cleveland arena. Their fight, star bout on the annual Cleveland Christmas fund show, will be televised and broadcast nationally by NBC. The week's boxing schedule includes: Monday New York St. Nick's Ace Armstrong vs. Reybon Stubbs; New Orleans Redtop Davis vs. Larry Arm stead; Providence, R.I. Keith Ward vs. Gene Butler. Tuesday Miami Beach Cleveland Williams vs. Frankie Daniels; Boston Pat McCarthy Jr. vs. Jim Connors; Richmond. Calif. Ruben Vargas vs. Art Wright. Wednesday Chicago Stadium Joe Brown vs. Joey Lopes, lightweight title. Thursday Los Angeles Paul! Arm stead vs. Jimmy Lassiter; Revere, Mass. Joe Devlin vs. Bruce Griffin. Friday Cleveland arena Isaac Lo gart vs. Gaspar Ortega, welterweight elimination: San Diego Charlie Black vs. C. Brad. Saturday Hollywood. Calif. Billy Peacock vs. Frankie Campos. Buenos Aires Pascual Perez vs. Young Mar tin, world flyweight title. Nickle Acquitted By Unanimous Vote William Mathew "Nickle, Gold Hill, was acquitted through a unanimous verdict returned by a circuit court jury Saturday aft ernoon, according to A. Allen Franzke, deputy district attor ney. Nickle, 21, was being tried on charges of robbery while not be ing armed with a dangerous weapon. He was arrested July 30 on charges of assaulting John J. Araway, 39, Portland. Ara way was treated at Sacred Heart hospital for injuries suffered in an altercation on Highway 99 near Willow Spring junction, ac cording to sheriff's deputies. Nickle was represented by the law firm of Kelly and Kelly. HEADS U.P. BUREAU San Francisco (IP) Appoint ment of Dennis Landry, veteran United Press staffer, as man ager of a new U. P. bureau in Tucson, Ariz., was announced to day by Richard A. Litfin, Pacif ic Division manager. HFC will make 6,400 loans today! IA A j v V OUSEHOLD FINANCE 128 E. Main PHONE: SPORTS King Hill Bonus Choice In Pro Draft Philadelphia 'IP) King Hill, all-around quarterback of Cot Ion Bowl-bound Rice, was selected as the bonus choice of the Chicago Cardinals as the National Football league open ed its early player selection. The Cardinals, who also had first choice in the regular draft, selected All America back John Crow of Texas A&M. Hill is a 210-pounder, who can pass and kick and is a power runner. The big quar terback also kicks extra points and is a defensive star. Crow, who polled 21,269 points as a United Press All America selection, also a 210 pounder, standing six feet two inches. He was the Aggies' offensive mainstay. Green Bay, next in draft choice, selected center Dan Currie of Michigan Slate. Waldorf To MC Beaver Banquet Corvallis OPl Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf, former California foot ball coach, will be master of ceremonies at a banquet honor ing the Oregon State football team Dec. 13. Guardsmen Patrol Central Corridors Little Rock, Arrk. (IPI Fed eralized National Guardsmen still patrol the corridors of Cen tral High school, but today will be the first day of school for nine Negro children without the protection of the tough para troopers who turned back a screaming mob of whites here 10 weeks ago. The last 225 members of the 101st Airborne Infantry division returned to Fort Campbell, Ky., last week leaving the job of maintaining peace at the school to 900 ' federalized Arkansas guardsmen. Only a dozen or so of the guardsmen patrol the school, but the rest of the troops under the command of Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker are ready to move into the area at the first hint of trouble. There was no indication that any trouble was brewing. Mrs. L. C. Bates, president of the Arkansas Chapter of the NAACP, said she had the "ut most confidence" in the guards men. Gov. Orval Faubus said he be lieves that there will have to be federal troops at the school throughout the rest of the term if the Negroes continue to at tend classes at Central. ' X- TESTIFYING before Senate probers, Allen Dulles, Cen tral Inteligence chief gives grim picture of Russia's mis sile gains. (International) i i - v More people coast to coast borrow money from HFC than from any other con sumer finance company. They like our friendly, one day service. They know they may borrow up to $1500 and take up to 24 months to re pay. If you need cash for any good purpose, use the service that's backed by 79 years' experience. Phone or visit HFC today. St., 2nd Floor SP 3-5301 As Best New York (IP) The final United Press college football ratings with first-place votes and won-lost records in parenthesis: Team Pts. 1. Ohio State 14 (8-1).... 307 2. Auburn 11 (10-0) 290 3. Michigan State 8 (8-1) ....283 4. Oklahoma (9-1) ...195 5. Iowa (7-1-1) 192 6. Navy (8-1-1) 177 7. Rice (7-3) 117 8. Mississippi (8-1-1) 81 9. Notre Dame (6-3) 60 10. Texas A&M (8-2) 58 Second 10 group 11 Texas, 36; 12 Arizona (Tempe) State, 32; 13 Army, 20; 14 tie, Duke and Wisconsin, 19 each; 16 Ten nessee, 8; 17, Oregon, 7; 18 (tie) Clemson and UCLA, 6 each; 20, North Carolina State, 5. Others Texas Christian, 4; Illinois, Oregon State and Prince ton, 1 each. OCC Reelects Rex Hunsaker Portland (IP) Rex Hunsak er, athletic director and football coach at Oregon Technical In stitute, was reelected president of the coaches association of the Oregon Collegiate conference on Saturday. Ted Schopf, athletic director and basketball coach at Southern Oregon college, was reelected as secretary. Hagerty, Big City Boy, Confused by Questions Gettysburg.Pa. (IPI Pres idential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty told the big city re porters the President went out Sunday to look at four sides of beef. It went something like this: Q What's four sections of beef? Hagerty-Those are sections of beef that have been slaughtered and hung up for food. Q. Four quarters? Hagerty Quarters, sections I don't know. I am a city boy. Q. What did he do, take four and have them slaughtered? Q. Four quarters then? That makes one. Hagerty Half a steer I don't know maybe. Q. Four sides? Hagerty Sides, all right. No ard or fplpr the many new features available as stand- J you'll see other advances in your new I W tim ate Ranked In Nation Cougar Mentor Tells Mat Slate Cave Junction Coach Gale Davis announces the. Illinois Valley High school wrestling schedule as follows: Wednesday, December 4, Kla math Falls, here, 2:30 p.m.; Fri day, December 6, Crescent City, here, 2:30; December 12, Brook ings, there, 7:30; December 16, Glendale, here, 7:30; December 20, Ashland, there, 2:30. January 2, January 6, open; January 9, Grants Pass, here, 6:30; January 13, open; January 18, Crescent City, there, 2:30; January 20, Glendale, there, 7; Januarly 23, Ashland, here, 7; January 27, open; .January 30, Eagle Point, there, 6:30. February 3, Brookings, here, 2:30; February 7, tournament at Crescent City; February 14-15, District tournament, Grants Pass; February 20-21, State tournament, Corvallis. Chessman Renews Court Fight for Life Los Angeles (IP) Convict-author Caryl Chessman goes back into court today to take up the fight for his life in a hearing on the 1,821-page transcript of his 1948 trial. The 34-year-old condemned man who has spent nearly 10 years in San Quentin's death row, claims the transcript was fraudulently prepared when the original court reporter in the case died. Before trial recessed last week for the long Thanksgiving holi day, Chessman won an admission from the second reporter who prepared the transcript that some changes had been made in the final version. But Stanley Fraser, the 63-year-old reporter who took over preparation of the transcript aft er the death of Ernest Perry, said the changes were made to make sense of the document. Chessman, whose authorship of best sellers has financed his legal fight, won a hearing on the transcript before the U.S. Supreme Court last June. SELF-ADJUSTING mechanic needed. You Another Mercury advance for '55 Brakes adjusted every morning! Back out of your garage, back up anywhere, even three feet or less, and you test your brakes automatically for perfect adjustment. If needed, the correction is made, auto matically. No need for periodic garage check-up. Self-adjusting brakes are but one of the many new features available as stand optional equipment on the '58 Monday. December 2. 1157 O'Doul Quits Seattle Club Seattle, Wash. OP) The Seattle Rainiers were looking for their seventh manager in nine seasons today after Lefty O'Doul announced he was resign ing his job as pilot of the Coast League club. O'Doul, who said he wanted to stay in baseball, announced his resignation Sunday.. He directed Seattle to a fifth place finish in his one year at the helm. O'Doul had previously piloted three other PCL teams, including the San Francisco Seals for 17 years, San Diego for three and Oakland-Vancouver for two sea sons. Pepper Production Exceeds Estimates Washington (IPI The Agri culture Department, reported world pepper production in 1956 at 189,000,000 pounds, exceed ing estimated prewar (1935-39) production for the first time. India was the largest produc er; Indonesia the leading ex porter. The United States which bought 39,600,000 pounds of pep per last year, is the world's largest importer. Most of the pepper- in the world trade is produced in In danesia, Sarawak, India and Cey lon. Small quantities also are produced in Indonesia, Malaya, Thailand, Madagascar, the Bel gian Congo, the British Southern Cameroons, Mexico and Brazil. India produced 71,900,000 pounds of pepper in 1956', com pared with Indonesia's 52,400, 000 pounds. $ $ First of the Month Bothering You ? ? Pay them all with a CASH loan from $TARK FINANCE CO. . . . Take a minute now and figure up how much CASH you need then call us or come in and we will serve you promptly. HOME - OWNED - INDEPENDENT Stark Finance Co. Phone SPring 3-1817 2739 No. Pacific Highway, Medford, Ore. dp 9 P 9 9 9 adjust your brakes every timo you reverse! Mercury. Among others; New Auto matic Lubrication; completely new Marauder V-8 engines that give you increased power and performance, run cooler, more efficiently on less fuel; Hill Control, a device that steps up engine compression for braking power on downhill grades. Along with mechanical refinements, you'll see other advances in your new Mercury. It's a bigger Big M than ever 225 SOUTH RIVERSIDE Colts Bounce Rams From Tifle Picture Baltimore (IP) Shiv-shoot-ing Johnny Unitas and tetmmtte Lenny Moore ruined Lo An geles mathematical title chances Sunday in the Baltimore Colts' 31-14 victory over the Rams. Quarterback Unitas, tossed three touchdown passes in ship ping the Rams, two of them to Moore. Moore also scored on a 23-yard run. The victory kept the Colts in a one-game lead in the Western division of the National Foot fall league, and the loss ruined any chances the Rams might have had for the title. Los An geles has a 4-6 record. Baltimore took a 14-point lead in the first quarter when Moore went over from the 23 at the end of a 76-yard drive and Unitas passed three yards to Moore. Van Brocklin Passes Hidway in the second pgriod, the Rams pushed across their first touchdown on a 1 29-yard pass from Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin to end Leon Clarke after Larry Morris had recov ered a Colt fumble. Then, Los Angeles tied it up in the third period with a pass to End Elroy Hirsch who later ailed on the 11 to Tom Wilson. SECOND ACE Cave Junction Dick Rians of Cave Junction is a two-time hole in one on the third hole of in oneon the third hole of Rancho Park golf course last week. His first such achieve ment came on the fourth hole, earlier in the year. V P dt 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 BRAKES before, beautiful styling in every detail, from its low, sweeping profile to its rich interiors. More than ever, this year, Mercury is the outstanding uy. See it! oerou (oiMot) vail tribune nine Wilson scored. After forging into he lead again in the third quarter on a 36-yard field goal by Steve Myhra, Baltimore went on to score two more touchdowns. Coach Sid Gillman brings his Rams back home for the final two games of the season. Los Angeles meets Green Bay Dec. 8 and Baltimore again Dec. 15. Pilott, Vikings Op en Campaign Portland (TP) University of Portland and Portland State op en their 1957-58 basketball sea son here tonight against each other in a game at the Lincoln high gym. The Portland Pilots meet Utah State at Vancouver, Wash., Wed nesday night. Daily's U-Driva Medford Airport $ $ $ $ $ ft df tft 9 s.
