53.0315 TJ.!.'.'- Dodgers Did Better When They Took Along Clowns

By WIIITNIY MARTIN envisaged an enemy agent with

NEW YORK (AP)-Maybe s tleld glasses catching the Giant

little comedy relief was what signs and relaying than to the Brooklyn Dodgers needed to batter.

trfrwmfhggdirhgg ggnendex, Before it was over windows

vision Wrlgwnylnll and claw; in this - . . cu use yo-yos. t inc- te:g:y.;fdte:s'fl: ge'::'"l:m:l'el: gain ending. with all windows and blow games right and left. The' J , u they mud me "nu," Muw n unior Gilliam put down vlaukee Braves crack the Na-l::d:i”l;" 5"” Tm"! 5559313! tional League race wide open. 1 th 10 ","”"d W" "- film It New York Giants had been par- p T; bb?h3 39:9 0' 9"-dl" ncularb. pan. Ind Md. uhniworinausi. d e bat csromed to- me lass four James with the ";d R E "30" P5 Th9"'" 9"" we wme-d-v'- :::;'.. ::.:': :l:.”'.:33S.'l.1.”i -u nlcr. . . ' ' ' l :0. will a little help from the :"';l "WHY I "NW incident. filants, Brooklyn brought to the. '" l W” ”""5"'l '9 "Y "'9 Polo Grounds some of the sben-l ”l' nanigans usually reserved for Eb- bets Field. where the unusual is

Add to that a couple of errors by the official scorer, later rec- N,1omuy,.y titled, and you can see the game

To start wit. there was a long had Its unique moments. Even so. coufab between umpires and l the Dodlerl blew a 4-1 lead and players and managers concerning MK! to scramble for I 7 - 6 de- lhe clubhouse windows. or win- 9581011- dow, to be more exact.

Women's Golf Tourney Monday

IIONCTON lcrl - The blari- time woman's golf in-usamsst opens here loaday. it will wind up on Thursday.

Nova Scotla champion lltts Echoes of Lunanburg and liar,- liles Driscoll of Riverside. N.I.. willbeoahandforthsfour-day evenL

The field will play a qualifying round of is holes Monday and

open match competition Tuesday. bliss Driacoll. is the defend champion. V

HUNGARIAN ESCAPE!

GRAZ. Austria (Reuters! -. A Hungarian ex - soldier escaped with his son into Austria Thurs- day after clearing a path through a frontier minefield by digging up the mines.ext.ractingtlleirdleton- ators and placing them neatly in line as route markers. Austrian police said the man. identified only as Sandor D.. and his 11-

wbiie a Hungarian patrol marched by.

Ku Klux Klan

by III PIICI

IIAPLESVILLE. Ala. (AP) roar Negro sections has this Ala- bama town of I0-and la sadl there is a deep and restless fear.

For the first time since anyone can remember. the Ku Klux Klan has come to hfspleaville. whose polnulatlon is about I per cent w to.

Mapiesville has just suffered what appears to be a sensdess outrsgbtbe beating of six Ne- groes, four of whom were made to run and dance to pistol shots.

The Negroes are talking of leaving. and the only thing that prevents a mass exodus is the fact that the solid cltinens prom- lse that there won't be any repet- ition of last Friday.

CONFIONTED IY KLAN

Five Negroes. one a soldier on leave. were seated on a bench

year-old son hid near the frontlerI

at Ernest Gorec's house that evening watching television. Will Brown. a sixth Negro,

Against Atlanta Negroes

OutrageT

He had been ill off and on for several months. but the Klaus- men forced him is get out at bed. beathiin. andtoldhlmtsleave town. He has. So has Goree. who owned his home.

What happened?

About 5 pm. Friday. 11 car- lnads of Klassmen pulled up in front of the town hall.

Mayor Henry Clay Nix and Police Chief Davidson liargis watched the ltlansmen dos their robes and march through town. six abreast. Then they turned around, marched the fourblocks back through town. and left. it apparently was a peaceful dem- onstration.

I7 JG!!! I. IIYNAN

forgotten this year.

stage.

Next morning the town found

out it was not.

user) BLACKJACK8

The masked men forced the Negroes to turn around and beat them from the rear. using rubber hoses or blncklacks.

Raymond Stremming. who am-

dencc against possible violence.

a day man and a night man.

night riders they did nothing.

ploys one of Negroes re- eceived "Jm

was in bed when the Klan called.

a telephone call night

"What would you have doneo be asked.

PARIS (AP)-A rabble-rousing tax rebel who threatened to shake the foundations of government in France two years ago is all but

The name. in case it's slipped your mind. is Pierre Poujade. the bookseilar from the small town of Saint-Cere in southern France who overnight mobilised a million taxpayers into a potent political force and then. almost as quickly. dropped back off-

Now only 36. and with French- men as unwilling as ever to pay

advising him and his wife against staying at home. Police sent a guard to the Btremmlng resi-

Maplesville has two policemen. Nix said there is no law against

Klan meetings. and when his po- lice force was confronted by the

1956 gaverlfoujada an occasion tol enter polhltllcl. Throughout the Null! vlillllled cells of; unionrfos the Defence of Work-T I , 1., era. ra earned and Artisans. A .l:.'...':....':?".i.'."'..'.”..:.:.' w---mm -we--a -- ment's austerity program of . '"m'" '0' '"w""; hither Mm. fewer imports Ind l our or vowlslznt-3-A FORCE all-around belt - tightening ma l O , 5 go; mm . dun" to ncoup. gull lie and his movcmw. amazedl so far. there are no signs of it. ' P”l"l9'lyV':3::5w:2'I Willi! lgl e , . or;c'sh:touse: A MULTl'l'Usl): 2 xE'ei;lgT:1:1gn knziatls in P;f'll)li:mtI:i.l o e. w 0 once arou p ouls e oo ike tllci 'd r fl thousands to fever-pitch in mass l a coming force. one VAlIlf.'(f.ldf:lEl('lf meetings and bossed a bustling E control the balance of power inl baadlqusrters in Paris. is back in ; a Bunch-divided assembl,-. Salli -Cele. turning out announce . ut erosion set in. Poujade bad Issents again from a mimeograph l not run for office but assumed machine. His name. which for a l the role of general staff com- while dominated newspaper haad- ; mande Poujnde members of 3 lines. is hardly ever mentioned Parliament were supposed to. in print any more. I V turn over their salaries to tllej Poujade first began organizing 1 movement. They were supposedl taxnrevolts ii: l95J.hbut he did not 1 to follow directives without ques- l res y attrnc muc attention un- . lion. l fill llhlflllfllllltr of l955.dThen. air First one. then another. of the! ac o owers. arouse by isfmore articulate and more lndc-l flamboyant criticism of govern- l pendent - minded of the new Pou- l mast ineptitude and admlnistrat- jadist deputies chafed u nd e r Iva waste. barred many a tax these restrictions. First one. then collect from the doors of shops another. officially broke with the held by Poujsde admirers. Tax group. joined other groups or set

collects: s were beaten. In some up shot as ”i...i.pendent indepen-

He Mobilized A Million ' "?--m'3euo?- 2- J-nu-rs 'ou'M"- 5"” ”- 19” Taxpayers - Then Forgotten

Ibo Guardian Page 7

numbers. at but f I I. oujade tried to reverse this trend by entering the lists himvrll aaacsndidateferthetlrsttlme in a by-election earlier this year in a key left bank district of the capital. When the returns came in and showed Pouisde soundly trounced, no one was really sur- prised. Poujade. the dopesters concluded. bad Just been another

ifhali inthepan.

WILDCAT ITBIXE IND! DETROIT (AP) - A wildcat strike which affected limb per-

150”. came to an and Wednesday

after 12 days. and workers began trickling back to their jobs at the Great Lakes Steel Corp. plant in suburban Ecorse. The strike be- gan Aug. 2 when workers walked off their jobs to protest the fir- ing of H7 fellow employees and what they called ”sn ccumula- tion of grievances."

ZIIEAT SILICATI Plate glass is usually made by

cases clashes pitted Poujadists . dents." The Poujade strength invfusing sand. soda ash and lime-

against officials sent to inspect Parliament dropped until now it" stone together.

WINDOWS FACE DIAMOND The clubhouse at the Po); Grounds is in deep centre field and it presents an array of win- dows facing the diamond. One of these windows is in the visitors' locker room, and this window happened to be open. with a vague figure discernible there. Giant catcher Valmy Thomas spotted the situation. and having read a log of spy stories lately

Says N. Y. Giants Going To 'Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The San Fr ' Examiner says that it has learned the New York Giants' board of directors will meet Monday and approve the transfer of the National League rlub to San Francisco.

immediately after acceptance of San Francisco's proposal to me G i a n t a, president Horace Swnehnm will fly west to look over the Seals Stadium and check details cnnntcted with transfer of the franchise. Walter Judge. San l-'rarlclsco Examiner b s s e bsll writer said Thursday.

Judge didnlt Identify the sourre of his information but said he unllld "guarantee" it.

in New Yo r it. Stoneham con- firmed that be will place the of- fer from San Fran sco before the board of directors Monday. But the Giants chief declined i say whether any dhision al- rrlldy has been made.

T-lerb Score Not Ready To Pitch

(Ll-IVELAND (AP) - Pitcher llcrb Score will not be removed from the disabled list Monday as planned, Cleveland Indians an- hnllrlced Thursday.

The club said Wednesday night that the 14- year -old lefthander. who was hit in the right eye by a line drive in a night game here lllsy 7, would be placed on the ac- tive list when its no y Kuhn's bonus period runs out. h

in announcing the change in plans. general manager Hank (lreenberg said "Herb isn't ready to pitch yet."

"lf we put him on the active list and then another pitcher gets hurt we'll be in even worse shape than we are now." he explained. "Wllll Kenny gone and Herb re- maining on the disabled list. we'll have an open spot in case we have to bring on somebody."

MORE AND MORE PEOPLE ARE lEARllIllO Will A IISEO OAR CAN BE BOUGHT WITII ABSOLUTE

OORFIBEROE. HERE ARE THE FACTS-

Hero's What OK Means To You - If you're slsopplngbr a used car you as! yourself a lot of questions. "What's the actual mileage?" "What shape is it really in?" "Will it g7ve me years of safe trouble-free transportation?” Unless you're a master-mechanic you have to take your dealer's word for the answers. So it makes thebeetofsensesosbop nndbuyatsdeslerwlsomyoucsn trust. That's the dealer who puts the OK tag on his cars. The OK tag means he stands behind his claims. Here's ruby:

'5 WAYS II'I"I'II" IICONDITIONID POI PIIIOIMANCI - Ivory OK user or is carefully reoondlrl i sodpurinrbasbapschaswillgivayoeshelivelpaauisie-freeparformanosyouwnno IECONDITIONID POI VAIUI - lvnry OK used car is thoroughly groomed and put into hrsr class condition throughout. You baasir by that built-in value char makes your car worthmorenowandwanhmosewhaayousrsda. CAREFUL INSPICTION - Then every car is carefully inspected from bum it only passes it irsarisiesourexpssosthssirsqualirylswordlyofttss Kong.

The Indians sail that Kuhn. a Mall school star in Louisville. l(y., before he was signed two years arm. will be optioned Monday and null so either to Mobile of the Solliflerii Association or Reading of the Eastern League.

Vlfillie Towoel Wins I0-Rounder

GLASGOW AP-Willie Towesl. South African holder of the Brit- ””' l'7mPire lightwlllht Champ- imlship. Thursday night outpoint- "4 5'11! Kelly of Northern TM- land in a non-title to-rounder at Glasgow.

Weight limit for the fight was ill Pounds. Both fighters were inside the limit but exact weights were not announced.

And here is in sampling of current

values!

5 WAYS BETTER

NONISYLY DISCRIID-Your OK dealer's reputation restsossbowyourosr lives npre wbarhesaidsboutit.WheayoubuysnOKcaryoulrnowchsFACTS.

BOLD WITH A VIAIIANTY-Your OK dealer prawn his oossidenos in the car be still youwithhissignsmreiawridag.Yoorgsaraauesfvstnaaadpsri'osnaaoa

to rail-light.

Terrific car. . . Terrific buy!

If lied to be...liIfs an

1954 Monarch

Coach. Neat as a pin all 'round. Equipped with radio. has auto- natlc transmission. This model will move fast because of its excellent condition.

31800

1952 Pontiac

Sedan. A slick light blue color. Has bad very good care and maintenance. Tires and motor are in first class condition.

Radio

' sl,ooo

as can be. Has

1953 Willys

O In perfect condition. An eco- nomical car that runs as smooth

cars yet priced at only

3800

T953 Chevrolet

SEDTAN. The buy of the neck. Dark green in color and has new motor. Give it a whirl and you'll buy it.

31500

sharp Dodge hsd excellent

1953 Dodge.

High on class. low on gas this

looking metallic blue sedan is an exceptional

buy. Has custom radio and sells for only

9350

1955 Ford

Coach. Shiny as a new penny. sklms like a swallow. Has very low mileage and is in perfect Iondltion.

31750

1953 Buick

Sedan. A one owner car with

automatic - radio. A stylish csrNt a down to earth

famous Dynsflow transmission. sbo

price-

O1 700

tires and motor.

1954 Pontiac

Coach. A car that wllfperform satisfactorily season after ses- non. Light blue in color. Good

31450

1949 Pontiac

No extra frills but the body and motor are in very good condi-

tion. Dark blue in color.

5475

ago. An outstanding car.

T949 Pontiac

Coach.

Dark green color. Hal

custom radio. very low mile-

5800

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