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“It was evolved in the spirit
of cooperation and not of partisan
conflict,” Mr. Truman continued.
Briefly, the law provides:
(1) $4^00,000,000 for the econ
omic cooperation administration
to help 15 Western European na
tions. The money is in addition to
$1,055,000,000 already given ECA
by Congress.
<2) $400,000,000 for aid to China.
<3) $1,300,000,000 for government
and relief in occupied areas.
<4) $225,000,000 for aid to Greece
and Turkey.
(5) $35,000,000 to the International
Children’s Emergency Feeding
Program in Europe.
(6) $70,710,228 to the International
Refugee Organization.
Louis K0’8 Walcott
In 11th Round
YANKEE STADIUM. New York.
—(/P) —Joe Louis knocked out
Jersey Joe Walcott in 2 minutes
56 seconds of the eleventh round
of their fifteen round 90 in Yan
kee Stadium, here, and announced
immediately afterwards "for my
mother, this is for her. tonight is
my last fight."
It was Louis's 25th successful
defense of the heavyweight cham
pionship crown he won 11 years
ago.
The finishing punch was a right
to the head.
Louis was down for one count
late in the third round, but he
bided his time, stalking Walcott
until he caught the challenger
against the ropes in the 11th round
and went to work on him with
: both fists hammering, he battered
\ Walcott to the floor for the full
count of 10.
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CHICAGO, — (/P) —Champion
Ray (Sugar) Robinson, a little
weary in his “battle of the scales”
weighed in today for his scheduled
15-round title scrap in Comisky
Park with Bernie Docusen.
The twice postponed fight is
set for tonight weather permitting.
But if the Harlem Flash fails
to make the required 147-pound
limit in the noon ceremonies, the
Illinois Athletic Commission may
declare his welterweight title va
cant.
Robinson hit an even 147 when
the bout was originally slated on
June 17.
Four days later Sugar admitted
being overweight and the ring
sharpies said he was up to as
high as 154 pounds.
The 22-year-old Docusen, a pol
ished fighter from New Orleans,
lost only two of his 58 scraps as
a pro.
SOLDIER SHOW
GOES OVER BIG
AT MARKS FIELD j
MARKS AIR FORCE BASE—
Special Services of the U.S. Army
presented a Soldier’s Show last
evening at the theater here entitled
“Let’s Be Happy,”
The “Shows” which were start
ed during the war in the European
and Far East commands proved
so successful that they are being
worked out in Alaska where they
are meeting with great enthusiasm
under the supervision of Miss
Tharon Musser, Civilian Actress
Technician.
The program consisted of a ser
ies of snappy short vaudeville
acts by talent from the base and
from Nome.
Pfc. Gordon Russell, Master of
Ceremonies, kept things moving
along swiftly, with never a dull
moment between acts.
The show consisting of 17 acts
was well received by an apprecia
tive audience, with Pfc. Frank
Risa in song and dance; Cpl. Car
arini, commedian, Ray Hartsfield
and his accordion; and the Caro
lina Plowboys receiving the big
gest round of applause.
Clever dance numbers with be
coming costumes were presented
by two dance teams, Lee Jonish
and Jennie Sayers; Mary Roell
and Jane Scott. Jennie Sayers al
so presented a group of popular
songs and Lee Jonish appeared in
several of the short comedy skits.
Little 8-year-old Starlette Jo
Hunt, dressed in a grass skirt,
sang a sweet Hawaiian love song.
The success of the show is a
credit to Miss Musser for her abil
ity to organize the group and her
assistants, T/5 Don Timoney, Inga
Nordness and 1st Lt. Gene Ryan.
The show will be presented to
night at 7:00 p.m. for the second
time.
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ANNA & the KING of SIAM
Irene Dunn - Rex Harison
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BLAZE OF NOON
Anne Baxter - Bill Bendix
Sonny Tufts - Bill Holden
SHIP MOVEMENTS IN
BERING SEA AREA
The M/S Terminal Knot at Gol
ovin discharging.
M/S Kotzebue at Adak today. It
will pick up a steel oil barge to
be taken to Dutch Harbor where
it will be filled with oil by the
Union Oil Co., and will then pro
ceed to Kotzebue.
The Standard Oil Company Tug
and barge are in the Nome road
stead discharging gasoline and oil.
M/S Meteor eastbound for Sol
omon and Golovin.
M/S Reef Knot, Alaska Steam
ship Co., anchored in Nome road
stead.
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The parade is scheduled to be
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in front of the N.C. Cat Shop, will
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past the judges stand at the City
Hall, on down to Steadman Ave.,
there it will turn around and re
turn to the judges’ stand where
prizes will be awarded.
All are cordially invited to par
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The trap shoot contest will be
at 10:30 a.m. and other events will
be held during the afternoon and
evening.
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