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World Featherweight
Champ Protests Decision
To Philippine Challenger
MANILA, Uf) — Harsh words
flew as thick Thursday as Wed
nesday night’s rain of pop bottles
when baby-faced Flash Elorde of
the Philippines hammered out a
unanimous decision over world
featherweight champion Sandy
Saddler in a 10-round title bout.
Saddler said Elorde “didn’t de
serve it—truthfully I thought I
had won.”
“I took at least seven rounds,”
the New York fighter insisted. “I
cannot understand how they i
counted. I’ve never seen a referee
like (Maj. Jack) Sullivan.”
Sullivan and two judges gave
the verdict to Elorde, a 1-5 under
dog.
Highly partisan fans booed Sad
dler lustily for his infighting tac
tics. They hurled pop bottles,
stones ancf paper bags at the
ring.
Manager Charlie Johnston said
Saddler was hit in the back by
a bottle. He said the police “did
not give us any protection when
the crowd got unruly.”
Rep. Miller’s Vote on
Mental Health Bill
Arouses Fairbanks Group
WASHINGTON, UP>—Rep. A. L.
Miller (R-Neb) said today he has
been informed an Alaska group
plans to campaign against him
next year because he opposed a
mental health bill for Alaska.
“You can imagine just how
worried I am at the thought of
Alaskans trying to defeat me,”
Miller laughingly told a reporter.
Actually, he said he favors
most provisions of the proposed
mental health bill. He objects to
making an outright grant of more
than six million dollars to Alaska
for a hospital. Miller said he be
lieves Alaskans should match any
federal funds such as is required
for federal aid hospitals in this
country.
The Nebraskan said he had
been told a Fairbanks group plans
to prepare records for use on
radio stations in his district call
ing for his ,defeat.
It is estimated that a modern
steamboat will use more power in
crossing the Atlantic than was
used in the construction of the
Great Pyramid in Egypt.
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‘Tin Goose’ Will
Be Built Again
By L.A. Firm
LOS ANGELES, W—The “Tin
Goose,” a ghost of the skyways, is
on its way back under its own
power.
A new Los Angeles aviation
company says it will start soon
on construction of the Ford tri
motor, which hasn’t been built
since 1934. The company thinks it
will sell as a cargo plane.
Phil Cooper, project manager
for Hayden Aviation Co., said
yesterday that engineers are now
working over blueprints of the
original trimotor.
Hayden plans to build two a
week, with the first model flying
next April.
Cooper said the trimotor will be
modernized a little, but essential
ly will be the same as the slab
sided, three-engine workhorse
that pioneered many of the na
tion’s present air routes.
The Ford, first built in 1928,
was a square-looking, all-metal,
high-wing transport with an en
gine hung under each wing and
another in the nose, directly in
front of the pilot’s compartment.
Its cruising speed was just over
100 mph. but it could carry a ter
rific load and could lift off the
roughest fields in only 1,000 to
I, 500 feet of runway.
“We’ve had a wonderful re
sponse from South America, Aus
tralia, South Africa and other
places where they have short air
strips to contend with,” Cooper
said.
“They’ve been re-issuing a lot
of the older type planes for that
kind of work. But in the rush for
speed, everybody forgot about the
trimotor, They’re terrific air
planes.”
ALASKA AIRLINES
From Anchorage: Linna Eyren,
Thelma Webb, Cyril Zuboff, Rex
Pelker, J. H. Francois, G. W.
Whitney.
From McGrath: B. Kuningook,
J. Amaktlook.
To Anchorage: Bertha Vlaar,
Bruce Erickson, Alice Johnson,
John Christiansen, Etta Elasanga,
Dorothy Elasanga, Robert Ah
kinga, W. Watkins.
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