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Evening star., 1948-10-08
WHEATON AREA

Seven acres. q comfortable Groom and
bath IL frame house h.. The house is 80 Or.
most desirable country place may be
created, Long frontage on Georgia ave
immediate use. Property vacant. owner
anxious to sell. Price. S1O.750; $1,000
cash, balance arranged. e. g. PRICE q
CO., Realtor. 1130l Georgia ave. (Whea.
toni, PL. 1891. PL O3l6 "a
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BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Close TO the Rosemary School. This
Spacious home on an unusually Ice. lot
which includes tennis court, is In ex-
ssIsnt eond ss 1ss aGor has 1ss Irseepton
small den and "a bath; good-sized kit
completely modernized; End noor, a nice
bedrms. and bath. det. garage; nicely
iandsoaped yard; oil h.,,w.h.: priced for
9uick sale. Call Mr.. Burke. 81. s067 with
w r WRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-10-08

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This new det brick residence containing
rms. 2 baths. attached gar. with gas
heat; slate roof; located on good
To inspect call Wo 1900 until 8 pm.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

A. very interesting custom built residence
ct tho TOP Of the hill Lot 1OOxl so.
and built-in bookcase: . vide living porch
across. the rear Of the house oVerlooks
the garden: Three lse. bedrms. master
paneled and heated rms. This property
viii ap9eal to your individual taste with
m. Priced $24.e50. Cail WO. $500
TO tnIpect. ONCE open until 9 pm
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c

CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
Owner leaving city, will sell prewar, det.
brick home on Rittenhouse st. NV Con-
ta!ns large living rm with fireplace, din
ing rm., den and kitchen; 3 nice size
bedrms. and 2 baths; slate roof. attached
garage: convenient to schools and trans
portation. Call EN-. 1900 til pm.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE

Brick. custom built; center entrance, 4
twin sized bedrms.. Q colored tiled baths,
nrst-hoor bedrm. and bath, large liv. rm j.
with wood-burning fireplace, ultramodern
kitchen with breakfast nook, full bsmt
scaped lot; terms. Call OR. O04S until
8 pm. REALTY BROKERS, INC. $500
Evening star., 1948-10-08

SILVER SPRING BUNGALOWS = Red
brick stone trimmed bungalow. Nv, rm.
with fireplace. din. rm., kit, lse, bedrms..
all-tiled bath; lge. expansion attic; auto.
heat; level lot. Close to schools and
tranSp. S16,250.
White painted brick, ranch type.
bedrms., rec rm.. fall bsrnt.. oil &C.
heat; feneed-in yard: on busline. GRUEB-
WILLIAMS, 81. 4554. 3
Evening star., 1948-10-08

CT APPROVED
We are offering the last Of these modArn
detached brick homes featuring 2l-f. Nv:
kitchen. u baths, full bsmt: with gas A.:e.
In fine community in Bethesda. 6UHg-
TY REALTY CO., AID. 0531; evss.. "a.
0259 S
Evening star., 1948-10-08

FOR SALE BY OWNER
8 bedrms., excellent condition, recsntN
decorated, prewar built, short walk to
schools, shops, transportation; Oh age.
pointment.
OIL. 3776, No Agents.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

GEORGETOWN
I have several reconditioned houses Ia
GeorsetHwn, having bedrms.. bath and
half, with all modern improvecspta rang
terms; early poss. Cali KIRBY KiBLM,
EN- 3416; ewes. or Sat, $3.50. %
Evening star., 1948-10-08
REAL CHARM

Lovely brick French Normandy hocps 10
new-house condition. ideally located tor
schools, transp and shopping ,o..s rssssEss s1ss
den. utlra-modern kit, 8 twin-sise 6f4A
rms. attic for storage; full bsnt.; bulb.
in gar. Sale includes screens, storm wir~
dows, weather stripping. new awninss. L1cs
LIST trust, low down payment. Call Ted
Balr, with
Evening star., 1948-10-08

SdANNCJN q LUCdS co, :
1905 II st. NV. ma. 234b.
NEAR D. G.. LINE
This mod det. brick home Is in excellent
cond 1ss floor has nice liv. rm. witty
fireplace. din. rm.. mod. kit, screened
porch: lgs bedrms mod tile bath:
excellent lot and unusually nice. rec. rm.
with fireplace. oil h.-wh. Priced low
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-10-08

home With oil heat, for 1890. Only one
avAilabiel WETTZ REALTY CORP, 905
18th ct nv. ST 4kH6 1Os
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1908 Il ct. Nv. Ma. 2346.

4 BEDRMS., 2k BATHS
conv. Boiling Field, Andrews Field; nrs-
place. storm Window, large lot; 0.ft.
refgr.; oil. Terms. McCUNE, AT. 7100.
Evening star., 1948-10-08
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN

Besutiful Knglish-type detached brick one
half block Of Conn. ave near Hamlet.
i.rss Screened poreh In buils.in .s ssraEe oi
h.-vh.; beautiful grounds. Priced to sell.
Cali Mr.. Fox with JAMES L DIXON 4
CO, 1022 18th st. NV, ST. 1900; ewes,
Evening star., 1948-10-08

Immed. poss. 1898 n. Il. ave. at Grant
Circle Front porch. row brick, large
rms. and reception hall closed upstairs
porch, oil heat, full bsmt., n finished
attic, elec. refsr., gar. large pantry; very
good condition; excel transp.; priced right
from owner: can be bought with small
down payment Open Sat and Sun. /
till dark. Phone weekdays, ME. 4651;
EVENING" GE 9126. 10
Evening star., 1948-10-08

KensIngton. We seldom have sNch n
the Homewood area. Initial Offering Of
this home on wooded corner lot; 1st Aoor.
spacious living room with fireplace. Kitchen,
y bedrooms on End door; full basement;
house is completely outftted with gtMm
windows and doors. One block 70 buses
financing O. L. MURDOCH, FI. 1105,
Evening star., 1948-10-08

COIORED-TALBERT TER. Sc.
p-rm, row, 9 y.s. old, 9il h. .: overlooh-
ertys .t hyes. and Sum- Kretsinser' MI
WIN. Il. BoAZ, co. 1892
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9O05 GEORGIA AVE.

Woodside Park, Silver Spring. Open daily,
l to 9. Only 2 left. The best OF mAtS-
rials and workmanship Is represented In
these lovely Colonial homes; large rms,
2Ha baths, porch and garage; beautifully
equipped kit; Just across from WoodAds
School and 5-min walk to Hecht's.
Directions: Out Ca. ave, blocks beyond
Silver Spring trafao light to sign and
property on right.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

In Wheaton Kills Md.-Al-briek, 2-Rsory,
3-bedroom homes with completely edulpped
kitchen, Venetian blinds, full baseu4ept,
throughout these homes are just whAa
GIs have been looking for-better Aet
quickly. Call VICTOR WICKERSHAM. OR.
Evening star., 1948-10-08

GM. bOVU VII pm.
ONLY ONE LEFT
1913 Piney Branch I'd. n.w-Open 4 Pm
till pm; unusual detached brick 2-story
home: large liv. rm. with fireplace, nice
din. rm.- all-modern kit, 8 bedrms.. all
mod. bath: full high basement; gas &C.
heat: large lot
Max c. Schwartz, TIA. $500
NEW HOMES
Open till 9 pm Sample house. s22o
Eastern n aye ave nv; nv; modern. detached ee1-
ern equipped kit. with garbage disposal
and built-in radio; 8 lovely bedrooms, 2
tiled baths with showers on 2nd floor; full
basement, toilet, gas &C. heat; spacious
lot; located in Shepherd Park, OF 10th
st. NV.
Max c. Schwartz. IA $500
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Many Rooming
Houses Not Meeting
Health Standards

of sufficient number of inspec-
tors of health and a too loosely
worded housing ordinance which
does not give his office sufficient
power to enforce it's directives.
He added that inspectors were un-
able to work housing inspection
because Of more important inspec-
ton of restaurants.
It is we'll known that the West
Side Negro ghetto is the most
overcrowded section of the city.
There are NOSE insanitary room
ing houses and tenements on the
West Side than in any other Sec
ton. Not only are the houses and
buildings insanitary and over
crowded, they are also fire traps.
what is required OF course is
some large scale housing pro-
jects. Government subsidized pro-
jects seem to be sprouting up
everywhere but in Dayton. The
only dwellings going up here are
those being buitl by individuals
who expect to live in them. To be
sure, the Robson project is a re-
cent addition, but it only scratches
the surface.
Here then is another area where
Negro leadership should assume
some initiative to alleviate a
great sore in the community. The
slogan for action should be, more
houses for the West Side.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Woman Held in
Shooting

Flossie Johnson, %, of 851 S.
Summit street, is held at central
police station in connection with
the fatal shooting of Rochelle
Dowdell, %, same address, Sat-
urday morning.
1t. P. G. Geralds said that the
woman admitted firing the fatal
shot, after the two argued over
the breaking of water glasses.
Coroner Mcdonald returned a ver-
dict of homicide.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Dubois Denies
Release to Press
By Arnold Braithwaite

On the eve of the state con-
ference of Ohio National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People branches in Dayton,
dissension breaks out within the
national office of the organiza-
ton. The climax of the schism
was the firing of DR.. w. E. B.
Dubois by the national board for
what it termed a refusal (by Du-
Bois) to abide by the directives
of the organization.
DR.. Dubois in a letter had criti-
cized the board for permitting
Walter White, executive secretary,
to go to Paris as a consultant to
the nUited States delegation to
the general assembly Of the Uni
ted Nations. Dubois charged that
participation by the NAACP "ties
us in with the reactionary, war
mongering colonial imperialism of
the present administration"
The news, according to board
president, Arthur Spingarn, was
in the hands of reporters before
the board had time to consider it.
DR.. Dubois denied informing the
press, but added that if the press
had queried him he would have
confirmed it.
The board "regretfully" passed
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
miIler-Trevyne
Marriage

Moses Miller and Miss Sallie
V. Trevyne were solemized in mar
riage Saturday, September 18, at
4:40 p. M, by Rev. P. E. Hender-
son. Nathaniel Smith served as
best man, and Mrs. Mary Ann
Smith was maid of honor.
The climax was reached at a
party held at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. R. O. Hile. A gala time was
had by all. After spending the
night at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith they left on their honey
moon.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20

Director of Welfare, Edward
Stockton sand yesterday that
half O fthe 5000 rooming houses
in Dayton fail to meet minimum
health standards. He added that
4,500 sub-standard rooming and
tenement houses are being in
spected on a part time basis only
after complaints are being re-
ceived.
The main violations are conges-
ton, lack of toilet facilities, hot
and cold running water and prop
er heating. y
Stockton laid the fault on lack
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Yokley Not Retired
bv univis Lens

One of the five workers not re-
hired by the Univis Lens COM
,pany for participation in the re-
cent strike which reached national
proportions was Robert Yokley.
Yokley was the worker who got
into an argument over the nom
participation O ia fellow worker
in the picketing at the plant. The
argument ended with Yokley stab
bling his co-worker.
At the termination Of the pic
keting, the Lens plant, which has
been charged by the government
with monopolistic practices, re-
fused to re-employ II employees
for the reason of their activities
during the picketing. The case was
turned over to an arbitration
board which decided that six
should be re-hired, and five should
not. Yokley was among the five
not re-hired.
Lou Kaplan, the stormy pet
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Will Louis Meet
Charles in June?

The announcement last Friday
that Joe Louis will defend his
world heavyweight title again next
June, will make every heart in
this section of Ohio flutter. For
in the announcement turks the
faint possibility that the next
heavyweight champion of the
world may come from Cincinnati.
We refer, as if you didn't know,
to our friend Ezzard Charles.
We regret to see Louis run into
the inevitable ignominious defeat
which he can hardly escape if he
keeps it up. Age has had it's tell
ing effect on his reflexes. He
still retains a great deal of the
power which made him famous
and feared, Dut 1t Is one thing TO
have the power, and another to
deliver it at the proper moment.
We particularly hate to view
this coming bout between Louis
and Charles, if, of course, it comes
Charles will have to first defeat
Joe Baski in their scheduled fight
November IL, in the Madison
square Garden. He will probably
defeat Baski, and then, POUNDS!
Well have to go to the opera
that night in June, for we don't
want to see the champ lose and
we also don't want to see a friend
get his ears pinned back.
Charles is the likable fellow we
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Minoso and Santiago
Warm Welcome

nation toward the boys. Capacity
crowds have jammed the park to
see these lads perform and cheer
ed them without reservation.
Minoso's play at 3rd base and
at the plate has been outstanding
throughout his stay with the In
dams and has more than proven
the value entrusted to him in his
promotion toward the major lea
que. Quoting manager Vosmik,
"Minoso has everything a man
ager could ask for. He can hit,
throw, play his position and run
like a deer. | placed him on Bird
base because he is the better man
of the two.-
"The other is Louf Urcho, vo-
ted the clubs most popular play
err at the close of the regular
playing season. l am very pleased
to have him and Santiago on my
team"
Vosmik said the little fellow is
Continued on page A.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Robson to Speak
For Wanace-ites

For nor than six hours Tues
day, September Fl, Paul Robe
son, noted singer, will tour Cleve-
land neighborhoods in an open
roadster to sing and speak in be-
half of Henry A. Wallace and
Glen Taylor, Progressive party
presidential and vice presidential
nominees.
Robson will urge voters to reg
lister so they can vote for a pro-
gram of peace and human rights.
He will call on the people to or
ganize local ward clubs that will
fight the old party machines.
He will sing and speak through
a public address system that will
be towed behind on a trailer.
Robson will begin his tour at
2:45 p. M, at the plant gates Of
the American Steel and Wire COM
pany, East 45th and Harvard,
where he will address the workers.
The schedule for the rest OF
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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
BY Jimmie N. Jones

No two players of color could
receive a better welcome into Or
ganized baseball than has been ex-
tended to Oreste Monoso, Cuban
3rd baseman, and Jose Santiago,
Puerto Rican pitcher, recently ac-
quired from the New York Gu
bans o fthe Negro National league
by the Dayton Indians class A
farm club of the Cleveland In
dams.
The highest praise TO rthese two
lads from the Latin soil, have
come from President T. L. Halli-
gan of the Central league, Eddie
Stumpf, general manager of the
Cleveland farm system, team man
ager Joe Vosmilk, Bill Nall, bust
ness manager o fthe Dayton In
dams and the entire group of
Dayton sport writers and radio
commentators.
The playing personnel Of the
team shows 100 per cent co-ordi-
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20

have written about from time to
time. He is as unassuming as he
is a classy fighter. He wanted to
quit the ring after the death of
Steve Baroudi as a result of their
bout. He rarely displays any un-
necessary showmanship outside
the ring. In this re sembles Joe
Louis.
We can take heart in one thing
if in the course of events Louis
and Charles meet for the cham
pionship. lie Charles wins, the
crow could not pass to a finer
boxer or man.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-20
Assistant Democratic
Chairman Against.
Civil Rights

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. GAN
of the assistants to the
chairman Of the Democratic Ma
tional committee is against Presi-
dent Truman's civil rights pro-
gram, it was revealed here last
week.
The assistant, a native of Ala
bama, is w. J. Primm, Jr. He
said he was against the program
in May when he was appointed
chief aide to Chairman J. How
ard McGrath. Of his attitude of
Continued on page ~
rel" o fthe strike, as he was called
has been transferred to Philadel-
phia. His replacement as InIterna-
tional representative of the Uni
ted Electrical Workers-CIO, will
be named soon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
COURT TO DECIDE EF U. 1. BASEbAIL
 K MON0p0L!zED

NEW YORK, July 15-tRl-The question of whether or not organi- zed baseball is a monopoly in vio- laticn of the nations antitrust laws seemed headed for another ses- siCn in the U. S. Supreme Court today.
 Federal Judge Henry w. Goddard dismissed a $300,000 damage suit against Commissioner A. B. Chand- Ter and other baseball officials yes terday, with a suggestion that the supreme court might reverse a 26- year-cld opinion if it had the op- pcrtunity
 Danny Gardella, former New York Giants player, drought the suit, claiming that a five-year suspen- sion ordered by Chandler deprived him of his livelihood. Gardella was one of several former Major Leaguers suspended for jumping to the Mexican League in l946.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
DEDICATE SPOKANE
 GOLF TOURNAMENT
 TO BING CROSBY

SPOKANE, July 15-LR-Because the Spokane athletic round table thinks times are tough for Bing Crosby, the funsters have dedicated their annual 72-hoie Esmeralda open golf tournament to the song ster.
 Crosby, a Spokane native, is "hav- ing trouble earning another mil- lion dollars" the round tablers de- cided in announcing the Aug. 19-21 tournament will be known as the "Bing Crosby benefit
 Arriving from Fairbanks, Will jam M Maxey is staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
GRAHAM
 MAKING
 RECORD
Blasting Out Homers in Pacific Coast League
 41sf Roundfripper
By BILL BECKER

Jack Graham, the San Diego longrange bomber. needs only 19 more homers in 81 games to tie Tony Lazzeris Coast League rec ord of 50.
 Graham smacked his 41st homer roundtripper last night with two on in the ninth to give the Padres a 80 second game win over the Sacramento Solons.
 The big southpaw swinger has been seeking homers at the rate of one every 2675 games. If he maintains that pace, he will hit 30 more for an out-of this world total of Fl.
 Last nights blow was his sixth boundary clout in nine days-his hottest streak in a month.
 The Solcns took the opener, 3-1, behind southpaw Edgar Smith on hcmers by Joe Marty and Jim Ia Dor that sewed it up in the first inning
 Oakland's leading Oaks bowed 5 to 2, to Hollywood, but main- tained their two-game lead as San Francisco was whipped a second straight time by Los Angeles, 43 on Den Carlsen's nifty fourhitter
 Carlsen, 21-year-old converted fielder. allowed only one hit fol six innings.
 The Stars advanced to within a game and half of fifth place Seattle, which lost twice to Port land, TO and 7-1.
 The Beavers received virtually alright pitching from Duane Pil- lette who tossed a seven-inning two-hitter, and Vince Dibiasi, who followed with a full-length four hit job.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
Leaders iri Majors on
 Road Trips
Survey Shows Indians and Braves Making Good
 Away from Home
By TED MEIER

The Cleveland Indians and the Boston Braves, each striving to win their first Major League pennant in years, open long road trips today
 As the Majors resumd activity after three-day lull for the All- Star game, a survey showed 10th the American and National Leagues leaders have won more games on the road than at home,
 Invading Philadelphia for twi- light-night double-header with Connie Maoks amazing Athletics, Cleveland boasted a remarkable .758 percentage on foreign fields. The Indians have lost only eight games on the road while winning 25. At home they have split, winning 20 and losing 20
 The Braves, starting their vest ern trip with a double-header at Chicago, have won "A and lost 13 on the road. This is .649 clip com pared to the Braves home mark 22-18 for $50.
 The runnerup Athletics, only .016 points behind Cleveland, likewise are "terrors' on the road. They have won 28 and lost IA for .667 com pared to a home percentage of .526.
 The Indians preparing for the As series, entertained the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition game last night before 64,877 at the Cleveland Stadium. Catcher Jim Hegan's single in the 11th scored Joe Gordon from the second base to give the Indians 43 win.
 The Braves, hoasting 5l2 game lead over Pittsburgh, haven't lost a game to the Cubs at Wrigley Field so far this season.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
CASH DISCOVERED
 IN CALF0RNIA'S
 g. CARED SWELL
By TED SMITS

ABOARD THE s. s. AMERICA, July 15-iR-The first minor irri- tation turned up today for Americas Olympic delegation enroute to London for the summer games be- ginning July 29.
 The party of 260 athletes and A coaches and managers had been to sea only a few hours when six inch gash was discovered in the top in which the Californians hoped to cared shell.
 This is the sleek, 60-foot boat in which tn Californials hoped to gain championship which the United States has always won in the Olympics.
 The oarsmen said the shell must have been damaged in the trip from Princeton, N. J., where the Golden Bears were Surprise yictors in the Olympics tryouts.
 The party's excitement acated after this big white liner had moved out to sea and left behind one of the most boisterous sendoffs ever accorded a United States Olympic force
 Empire wantaas get results!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, 5R.

By HUGH FULLER TON, : It.
 NEW YORK, July 15-lR-A great may words have been written about baseball's high school rule, the violations thereof and the eff forts to draw up a collegiate coun- terpart
 Now comes guy who speaks up for the roor professional baseball scout who has to compete with the Icollegiate talent-hunter this guy, and there's no indication that he does any scouting, protests: "A Major League scout isn't permitted even to bid the time of day to a high school player. .. his only ap- proach to a potential star is by
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
HOSPITAL NOTES

Leaving St. Anns Hospital yes terday after receiving medical treatment were Chet Barber and Ed ward Brekkhus.
 Crawford Miller of Yakutat was admitted to the Government Hos pital and Marianne Johnson and Violet Carle were discharged.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15

When the U. S. Olympic team was getting ready to sail yesterday, photographers cornered the Univer- sity of California crew on the stern deck, where the shell was lashed, and took a lot of pictures. '. Coach Ky Ebright his knees creaking, finally arose from 6 cramped position, looked around at his tall boys, mostly former CTS and remarked Well boys, it wasn't like this the last time you sailed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
WESTERN LEAGUE

Final scores of games played il the Western International Leagu last night are as follows
 Rremerton 9; Tacoma 3.
 Victoria 9; Vancouver 3.
 Wenatchee 10, Spokane A.
 Yakima 8; Salem l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
ChanneI que
MOOSE FIRST SA(kER
 LEAVES FOR pEllcAN

Since Emil 1easquan, regular first sacker for the Moose, left for Pel- ican, Red Holloway is conducting widespread manhunt for a quail field replacement. Playing in every game and seldom seeing action on the bench, the clowning Pasquan should be sorely missed at the park The date of his return is not defi- nite.
 Staying et the Baranof Hotel is O. T. Finney, Anchorage repre- sentative of Standard Oil Company.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
FIGHT DOPE

There was only one fight last night of any importance and that was in Oakland, Calf, where Earl Turner, 148, of Richmond, Calit knocked out George Sugar" Cost ner 148, of Cincinnati, in the first round
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15
&sAia 5 AG1{l6a

Portland. led by Harvey Storey's five bingles, meanwhile raked five Rainier pitchers for 25 safeties in the twin bill,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15

Although it won't have anything to do with the 1948 Olympic games, the Gruen watch folks ir Cincin- natl are working with ar eiectronic timing device which shows just
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15

some remote manner, say taking the parents out to dinner college ivory hunters aren't handi- capped by any such barriers They move right into the lair of a high school athlete"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-07-15

how fast a runner is moving on every step.