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Ezzard Charles
Easily Defeats
Joey Maxim’
CHICAGO, {JP)—Ezzard Charles
heavyweight champion of the
world, today is positive light
heavyweight champion Joey
Maxim wants no more ring traffic
with him.
Maxim is of the same opinion,
too, after ■absorbing a one-sided
trimming by Charles at the Chi
cago stadium Wednesday night.
It was their fourth .engagement,
with Charles winner of them all.
Charles, making the eighth de
fense of his crown, won the un
animous verdict of referee Frank
Gilmer, two judges and the bored
approval of 7,226 spectators in
pasting Maxim for 15 rounds.
Despite the poor crowd, Charles
pocketed a $62,147.60 pay-check,
thanks to a $100,000 television
purse. Maxim got $31,073 for his
losing effort.
At the finish, Maxim was a
reeling, tired, exhausted fighter.
His right eye was swelling shut
and he was bleeding from a cut
under the eye and above it.
Charles was unmarked.
Charles’ next outing may be
against aging Jersey Joe Walcott
at Pittsburgh July 18.
Cardinal Dougherty, 85,
Dean of Catholic Church
In U. S., Died Thursday
PHILADELPHIA, UP) — Dennis
Cardinal Dougherty, 85-year-old
prince of the Roman Catholic
Church, died Thursday at his resi
dence.
He was the dean of the church
in the United States and had
served as Archbishop of Philadel
phia since 1918.
The short rotund Cardinal, de
spite his advanced age, continued
to carry out the duties of his high
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office to the moment of his death.
He had celebrated mass as usual
in the morning, the Chancery of
fice reported, and then had re
turned to his bedroom. Death came
suddenly.
$6 Billions Supplemental
Appropriations Bill Signed
WASHINGTON, (A*)—A $6,442,
668,000 supplemental appropria
tion bill was signed yesterday by
President Truman.
The total, most of which is ear
marked for national defense, is
$46,900,000 less than Mr. Truman
requested. The military money
supplements approximately $42,
000,000,000 previously voted for
the armed services for the fiscal
year ending July 1.
Members of American Legion
Post No. 19 met at the Legion Hall
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on Memorial Day and marched
down Front Street where they
picked up a color guard at the
Alaska National Guard.
They marched out to the Bel
mont Point Cemetery where ap
propriate Memorial Day exercises
were held and flowers placed on
graves of departed members.
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Bing Given “Bum’s Rush”
At Vancouver, B. C. Hotel
SEATTE, (IP) — The Canadian
hotel clerk who denied Bing
Crosby a hotel room should have
been here yesterday for the un
veiling.
Arriving from Vancouver, B. C.,
the crooner hacked off a four-day
growth of beard and shed his
dungarees in favor of tan slacks,
a green-striped shirt with flower
-tie. tan and white oxfords, a
brown three-button sports coat
and a coffee-colored Panama.
Crosby and his producer, Bill
Murrow, were turned down Wed
nesday by a Vancouver hotel clerk
who didn’t recognize the crooner.
A bellhop detoured them around
the clerk and installed them in a
suite.
“They like to give me the bum’s
rush,” Crosby said yesterday.
“They didn’t like my whiskers.”
Judge Orders Reinstate
Ousted Secretary Of
Alaska Fishermen’s Union
SEATTLE, {A5)—Superior Judge
James W. Hodson ordered the
Alaska Fishermen’s Union Tues
day to reinstate Ralph E. Olsen,
ousted as secretary ten months
ago on a charge of fostering dual
unionism.
Judge Hobson ruled that Olsen
was “deprived of his office by
men who decided the case before
they heard it . . .’’ He held that
Daniel E. Dyggert, member o*f a
rank-and-file committee, wrote
and circulated accusations against
Olsen and then sat on the trial
board.
The judge ordered Olsen rein
stated and given bade pay at $400
a month and pay as assistant sec
retary until the case is tried on its
merits sometime next fall.
The decision left the union with
two assistant secretaries—Olsen
and Hans A. Hansen, who, was
election after Olsen’s term had
expired.
The judge refused to rule on
the legality of Hansen’s election,
challenged by Olsen’s attorneys.
They argued that if ballots of
Bristol Bay union members were
counted, Olsen would have been
elected. The ballots were thrown
out on the grounds they were not
voted at a regular meeting of the
Bristol Bay branch.
WEATHER FORECAST
Compiled by U.S. Dept, of Commerce,
Weather Bureau
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Forecast Nome: Partly cloudy
today, mostly cloudy Saturday.
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Gentle variable winds. Lowest
temperature tonight 42, highest
tomorrow 60.
Nome data last 24 hrs., as of
7:00 a.m. today: Predipitation-—0;
Highest temp. 60, lowest 43; max.
wind 12 mph from the WSW. Sun
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rise 1:49 a.m., sunset 10:12 pin.
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Comparative data one year ago:
highest temp. 35. lowest 27. Ex
treme this date since 1907: high 06
in 1943, low 20 in 1931. -
Data for other selected stations
as of 7 a.m. today: rfX >
Station Tamp. Weather
Barrow . 20 IT^ir
Point Hope 33 J^ir
Kotzebue 38 Part cloiidy
Wales 36 . Clear
Gambell 35 Dra^de
Nome 48 Part | cloiidy
Unalakleet 49 Cloudy
Bethel 53 Cloudy
McGrath • 55 Cloiidy
Anchorage 55 Cloiidy
Fairbanks *• 67 Clear
Whitehorse 53 Cloiidy
Edmonton 46 Clotty
Juneau , .56 Cloudy
Ketchikan: 51 Cloudy
Seattle ’ 60 Part cloujdy
San Francisco 52 Cloujdy
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