WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1948
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KANriAS CITY, March 10 i.r
Hie rlminplniiiillll) almwilown III the
Slx-ilny national Mtrrrollnilalr
iNAIIIi nankrtball Uiurnninrnt was
Implim ll) linlliv on a linlllr brtwrrll
IMwrr ami aprrrt.
Hut tlir muriillHiii iiiipI Wiu ntlll
VllhiHIt nil imtatalllllnil favurlto.
.'. HUlorn Irauui, exactly hull of the
atnillUK flrld, rriimlnril In Ihit run-
limit nflrr two ly of Krurlllim
Boiled Out
Boxer Hurt
JIOt.YOKK, Mum . Marrll 10 l,V
I TltniniiMiii Harmon. Nrw York w
' an. botrr ho Ixiilrd off about lour
pound to Unlit a fratlirrwrlKlil.
rollapwd In thr rlnii Monday nlnlit
. and wa undrr trrnimmt (or nhnrlt
i and rnncuuliin today at llolynke
, hospital.
1 Harmon. wriKhlim 134 when hl
normal rlniwrlKht l I3n-13B pounds,
wa on tlm vi-nr of a knnrknut at
tha hand of fratttrrwelitht tide
r eontfndur Sandy Hadlrr when the
bout wa stopped In the elithth
rotmd.
Harmon, who hadn't brrn knnrkrd
down, wa eacorlrd by the rrferee
In hi corner where he collapsed.
Revived, he rollapwd annln. An
ambulance wa called and he wa
hospitalized.
AValcott Making
Fistic Return
CHICAGO. Marrh 10 il'i -Jersey
Joe Wall oil ninkra hi tlr.il rlnK
apMdrance tonlicht Mnce lostim a
pill iln lMun to Joe I.ouis In a 14
round title match at Nrw York City
but December.
The Nrw Jersey contender quarr
all In hi C'hlraKu drbul analnM
Aiwtlii Jolmvm. Atlantic City heavy
weight. In a four round exhibition
at the coliseum.
'Ilia 3i-yrur-old nruro challenKer
aid he plan to bruin Intensive
drill In April fur his return bout
with Loul In Yankee uladlum, June
51.
romtieiltlon. The champloiihhlp cun
tciuli'm were to be cut to eluht tcaliul
In uam today and tonlithl, to four
tomorrow, and two Friday. The title
Hiune will be Haturday nlKhl.
The lower bracket hud a mouoHily
on Kiwcr bimkcthul! a the ftccoiul
round not under way at noon with
Hrloit i Win. I rollme bm Oold and
lllue Devil of Lawrence Tech, De
troit, flaying.
Drfrndlnit clmniplon Muraliiill col
true of llunllnKtou, W. Va., one of
the fanler teauu In bnketbull, lieud
ed the upper bracket of iedy quln
lrl Mar&hall' optMinrnt fur touluht,
Kan Jiue (Calif Hlate, beat Iowa
Htate Teiiclirr 04-1 In one of the
top name laM nmht. Andy Tonko
vich and the Manhall herdsmrn
breexed over Peru iNeb.i Hlate 72
53 Monday.
CIrouped with Miirnhail In the
upper brarkrl were turh team a
lfiunllne uutvrrily of Kt. Paul. Clon
ika iinlvernlty of Hxkane, Wash.,
Koulhrrn llliuoi university. Man
hattan colleite. HrlRham YouiiK. In
diana Hiale of Terre Haute, and Ban
Joac Ktalae.
OonxnKa'a 46 41 eilKlns of the
Texaa quintet produced one of the
uluhl'a bent encounter with the
HKkane five comlnn from behind
twice for the win.
The Texan forKcd to a 10-polut
lead early In the second half, only
to have Ooiixhka bounce back to
move ahead at 46-43 with len than
a minute to play. A mlrd baskrt
itave Toil the bull attain, and with
a fuuld hnl, they tied the count at
41-al). With only aecondi to ko. the
.ail' Jack Curran wa fouled and
converted the gift hot for the win
ning point.
York's Miscue
Bad For Seattle
HAKKIUSKIKI-D, Calif.. March 10
i lv A wcond InnliiK rrror by the
Uhiiiilly rrltnble Tony York let In
two runs and paved the way yei
irday for Oakland lo admlnlsler a
6-3 Uriel hK to Hratllc In an exhibi
tion biutrball till.
The "merry-Ko-roimd" rtui
bacn loaded, two out. three and two
on the on tu-r hud all the runners
on the fly when York hobbled a
low roller by 13 rook a Holder.
iSeutlle wan held hltlenii (or lx
InnlnifH by L!oyd lllttle. Aouthnaw
wno won SO Riinen for H lock ton last
neaAon.
Beavers Fall
Before Angels
PUI.I.KHTON. Calif.. March 10 )
Portland fell 7-6 victim to the Los
Aniiele AiikcI In an exhibition
buM-ball clash here yesterday a the
Atigele came up with three home
run cloul.
Two of the blows, by Eddie Lukon
and Ed Bauer, came consecutively
In Die second Innluii. Larry Barton
smacked out Uie third In the Inning
with two men on base.
Baker long fly in the eighth sent
Pele Tedeschl camtertng across
with the winning tally after Port
land hud tied the score.
Pacific salmon never see their
piirem. 8mrta Afield.
linns Norland
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Yaeger Gets
Split Vote
Over Palmer
HKATTI.E, March 10 Hobby
Yaeger, Lo AiiKfle wellcrwelght,
picked up a 10-roiincl split decision
liisl night over Phil Palmer, Van
couver, H. C, In a bout billed for
tin' Pacific Norlliweat welterweight
crown.
The fight drew the boo of the
ciowd In the middle round when
(he two fighter devoted their time
I., mniilinir each other at close
quarter. Yiirgrr plckl-d up hi ad-
vuntiige In the luie round wnn sev
cial solid blows.
At Ml. YHcgrr outweighed Pal
nier by two pound.
Prillmlnnrles:
Dirk Kvuns. H7. McChord Kield,
and Johnny Ommiirutln. 1. Keal
tle. drew. (I; Curly Quiirle. 142. Fort
lwl, won on a foul over Joe
Kranklln, 143. Tacoma. 2: Hernle
Olson. 167, Kvnrelt, knocked cut
HecUir Pillion. IA2. Vancouver, B
C, 2: Hilly ltlelsoe, 110, Heatlle.
knocked out Joe Kdmonds, 11S, Ta
coma, 1.
Commercial Fishing
Meeting Called
PORTLAND, March 10 iP, A
public hearing on commercial fish
ing regulations for seven coastal
river will be held here March 29
by the state fish commission.
The river are the Nchalcm. Tilla
mook. AliM'a. Coqullle. Blleu. Slualaw
and Yaqulna.
Amle J. Buemcla. master fish
warden, said new commercial code
proposal are now being drafted.
Closure of Young bay. Astoria,
to commercial fishing below the
commission' halchery stream wa
announced yesterday.
Mother Of 3 Walks
For First Time
HKRRINO, Okla., March 10 iP
Three children In this Roger Mill
ci unty community saw their mother
walk today for the first time.
The eldest of the children Is
tv elve, and their mother, Mrs. B. H,
Hawkins. 34, has been unable to
walk for 14 years.
Hnwkliu ha taken hi wife to
numerous specialist during the past
14 year. Recently an Oklahoma
City turgeon pcr'ormed an opera
tion removing a growth from Mr.
Hawkins' spine which had exerted
presure on nerves In the lower back
cutting off control of her leg.
Eleven days after the operation
she wa walking. Doctors said he
will wear a body cast for lx weeks
and after that a brace for several
month.
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Bishop Raps
Small Families
HARTFORD, Conn., March 10 (PI
Fammia old protestant families of
Boston and New England have been
criticized by a Roman Catholic
aichblshop for what he termed their
ff.llure to reproduce themselves.
The Most Hev. Richard J. dish
ing, archbishop of Boston, attack
ing birth control and the "contra
ception movement" In a speech be
fore 3200 person at the National
Catholic Family Life conference
here, asked:
"What la to become of our country
If the most privileged people In it
f&ll or refuse to reproduce them
selves?" "The Adums. the Bradford, the
Ellol. the Coolldge. and that dis
tinguished line of Cushlng.i to which
I do not belong" were singled out
for especial mention by the arch
bishop. He cited a evidence the Boston
telephone directory. It contained, he
said, column of Kelly. Cohens,
Kennedy and Sullivan In contract
to a half-column of Eltots. And
moat of the Eliots, he added, were
the "Eliot garage, Eliot repair shop,
Eliot Square fish market end other
such listings."
The Yukon river travels more
than 3000 mile to reach the ocean.
It Is navigable to river steamers
I actlcnlly all the way to White
horse for four to 4 '4 months a year.
Sports Afield.
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pointment now. Only the beat! ...
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Movie Outlook In
U. S. Held Good
LOS ANCIKLES. March 10 i,1'i
Motion picture exhibitors can look
forward to at lean two or three good
business years, Ted Gamble of Port
land, president of the Theatre Own
ers of America, has reported to offi
cer and director of the organiza
tion.
At a closed meeting yesterday the
director were said by a spokesman
to have recommended acceptance of
an agreement calling for an increase
of 2b per cent in royalties paid by
theatre having over 500 seat to the
American Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers.
The group headed by Gamble
represents 9500 theatre owner.
UN Official
Raps Criticism
PORTLAND, March 10 MV- A
Norwegian UN aide believes there
Is too much cynicism about the
chances of the United Nations
achieving a world atmosphere for
peace.
Speaking here yesterday. Olaf
Grunt, chief of tile UN division of
the department of public informa
tion, said that a "so-called smart
set" found it popular to be cynical
about the UN.
"If we do not become too hyster
ical, the work of the council will
create In time a world atmosphere
which may well end the fear of war,
for basically the cause of war Is an
economic one," Grunt said.
Chances are you have never look
ed through a pair of binoculars
u.iless you've four eyes. The word Is
"binocular'' for one instrument.
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guard the accuracy of your telephone book. It's a job
for specialists, like those above, skilled in working with
masses of names and numbers. Others put new numbers
on special lists and give them to information operators
on the morning following installation of a telephone.
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2. High-speed binders and trimmers like this are kept
busy turning out finished directories. We issue 99 differ
ent telephone books on the Coast a total printing of
more than 6,000,000 copies a year. And in addition to
the daily lists, completely new directories are printed
frequently for information operators. .
Millions of new working dol
lars.. . needed to extend and improve
service... must come, not from tele
phone bills, but from thousands of
people who put their savings to work
in the telephone business. To attract
these working dollars, we must pay a
reasonable amount for their use. This
depends on the sale of our services at
fair and adequate prices.
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3. It's always handy there when you need it. Pro
viding this service is an immense job. For example, tha
paper in the West's telephone books last year would fill
three freight trains, each a mile long. Yet publishing di
rectories is just one of many things we do to furnish tha
best possible telephone service to the West.
The Pacific Telephone
() and Telegraph Company
More than 70,000 peopls working togather to
furnish aver-better telephone service to the West