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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07

THE NEW WORLDLY Winston
Churchill. The second volume in the
former prime-miniister's History of
the English Speaking Peoples. 1t
deals with the discovery and colon
ization of America and its develop
ment in the English tradition of free
dom. This series, which has two
volumes yet to appear, may be even
more popular than Churchill's classic
six volume history of World War 2.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1957-02-07

THE LAST HURRAH--By Edwin
O'COnner. Critics choice as America S
most outstanding novel it is one of
the most widely read books on the
library shelves. Soon to be made into
a motion picture, it deals with the
legendary Iriish-American political
boss forced to fight for his office
holding life against a reform move
ment headed by his old enemies and
young men who grew up under his
rule. One of the funniest books of the
year it is also one of the most
accurate and honesty-written. Ex-
mayor Curley of Boston, thinking the
book was aimed at him, published a
rebuttal in Life magazine last spring
ADVENTURING WITH BEEBE-
BY william Beebe. Travel to jungles,
ocean depths and mountain peaks
with one of the greatest naturalists
of the past half-century. The great
moments and the small are all re-
called as Beebe sets down many of
the things which have most interest
cd him i'm his lifetime of exploration.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
No1ICE ca INCOHPoHATIoN
OF
lNIIfD SALES a MIG 90.

NpIire 10 hereby given that Unit
"a sales = MIG Co Was duly OF
EaHiaF1 az IL corporation under the
laws Of fbs state 81 Minnesota 90
September 20. 1857 Tho general ma
tire Ut ita business ~ 20 engage Ga
the m8uaEgusHHt, sale purchase
Importing ana exporting u& m"rs
gHHudisg uNd personal pfHpurty OF
sil manner and descriptions.
The registered arf,la and priuC)
pa piRea 0f business 20 the sarHpr
alton y I4g4 West Lake street MIu-
arHVutts, AiEuurrH}H
Zoe Uauss and addresses Of The
lEuIf pufHtJta are
sheldon J ltENH3nT- 1854 Hunting
Con- Avenue. ST. tDuls Park, Min
usEuIa.
twin E Aghvfmer. Etta Salem
Avenue. 81 lngIa Park, Nluuaspta,
8Ua
hgurs ElIsfagu gg EaaT .gud
8tf.sf, minneapolis B.uura0ta.
Ghs names and addresses ~ the
HIsF Eesfd Hf DIFsetafH are
NleHarl Kennedy, Hagte 2,
UaaHn WiHu-Hota.
John e saBafllHa 1858 LnSalIc
Avenue. WnnsapaIla. Minnesota.
Demise % Kennedy. Route o#
tNtIHD sATEs q ARG co..
a Minnesota Corporation
~ HuEEHrE aHH ts"uHlsF
Aftorurya ~ law
HH. ~ H HHHE Bldg
Minneapolis NiuuHggta
{5paEasm8n. DrS o, laElb
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
ST. PETERS A.M.E.

Rev. Maurice y. White topic
for the Sunday morning services
September 20. WAS Writing A
Self Report
The special program given BY
Mrs Wrestha Maxwell Sunday
afternoon al $3.50 p n was a sue
cess Mr.. Burt Wade showed PIC
lures 0f the ground breaking and
other important events OF St
Peters church There was a com
mentary with pictures on his work
10 Korea.
Evangelist Matte Boyd is do
Ing 8 marvellous JOB conducting
the services In the absence Of our
pastor, Rev NJ. L. Simmons. May
God bless her.
The Cantinos sang soul stir
ring number for the morning SER
wee Let God Abide Miss Bar
bara Green sang the solo part.
Mrs Jeanne Webb IL directress
and Mrs Dorothy Sims was their
accompanist
There were two new members
added to the church. Mrs Henry
Clearinghouse and Miss Mawta
Williams.
We had many visitors from all
over the country and visitors are
always welcome at 81 Peters
AME church. Church reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

The situation IN little R0ci,
Ark where National Guard troops
we're sent By mo governor % pre-
vent the entrance o Negro pupils
Into the high school. drew the
greatest number ~ letters and
checks
one woman in Cincinnati Ohio,
enclosed with her donation q copy
~ letter she had sent 10 Eliza
beth Bedford u little Rock
letter 70 Little Rock OH
Dear Elizabeth. the letter DO
gan ~ was after narrowing
day that walked 20 the nv
And thcu, Elizabeth saw you. a
fifteen year OLD girl. aalk past
shouting lo"uAg mob 20 enter
sfhool you had every right 70 en-,
tor aaw you stopped by Ma.
tianai guardsman, his gun much
in evidence
How many 81 that ugly faced
mob would have the same cour
agsY I VIII tell you. Elizabeth
Not ono ~ them They only shout.
lcof and raise fiAta 10 hide the
fact that they are towards By
that supreme aet Of courage you
have done something that no
double tailtng politician can DO
You have made the people u
America tase Sides
Another letter from . man IN
Dover Ia declared rhs dignity
with which Elisabeth Eckford and
Dorothy Counts conducted them
solYea la the face ~ savage bos
hayipr ia little itGt ami North
Carolina Ia tribute 70 the
courage "a your people
Ynu are ngbtug a tremendous
battle that wakes the compassion
n the world IN these umra.
wrote d woman IN luw city. Ia
a letter from stamford Conn
aai1 7 hops inst this contHbu
tlpn win % some small way help
ln yuW patlU against the forces
nr reaction and b.gotfy
~ ou outraged nnt hufr over
the mistroaimrnt uf me Negro
people Attempting % enter lats
grated achooIs n thr gmtH. DO
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

clarsa a woman IN Rego Park. n
Y = am not Negro but would
liFs 70 support your fine organ.
zati9n
a large number u lsttcra writ
ten ~ New Yorkcra asserted that
tbs writer's we're acaudanzed. DIS
gnatea snd Mortified az the school
disorders IN The gouth and that
eacip5ed contributions 10 be used
90 better the situation
Magazine Article Brings Donation
EHriier before the opening n
school. letter and contribution
we're received a. NAACP head
quarters IN response 20 an article
published in LOOK Magazine The
article dealt with ths Aaa0rla
TONS work IN the South, which %
under thn direction ~ Mrs Ruby
Hurley, southeaat regional sscre
fnfy
The writer. resident Of Pacific
Grove Cant asserted FOR near
~ 100 years Negroes have been
forced into third rate cltizunahip
ny generation must not continue
the mess left BY our parents I
sincerely think young Americans
North and South know hin
well that mferionty sxlsts only 10
the small minds and small hearts
u those trw who promote white
supremacy and pefaoeuta thc MA
Atp"
Also iu August. a woman Ia
Austin Tvs sent donation 90
The NAACr with a mosaaRa which
declared ~ am Ashamed u lhs
way ymi arr treated ia my state
During tbe arar month. a8
American studying at American
College ia CHfaua Turkey fm
garard contribution 90 De ~
aarial.up. and the Madison iWa3
lolerfarlnl fHeudahlp Cl0b sent u
thtcR The l8tlst organization
enclosed letter noting thgt ths
clubs eim ls so learn more about
carh athera culture and why's
and bY Visiting together erase
blEofry and prejudice ami demon
atfaff that thtrt l8 urlv aua race
The human r8rs
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Thomas Episcopal church
Rev Louis w johnson ofociat
81 with burial at Lakewood aemss
tary
She was hpfn IN Adrian Mieht
gan November 20 lso3 the
daughter of the late lloyd and
Rasv Wilson Mcdonald AMI -
iplt che was married to Jessie p.
stevens To- Duluth rho couple
moved 20 Minneapolis whore they
have since made their hamc
she WAS d pen,ber % "a Thom
as Church The Elctts Chapter 40
2 - the or3cr - he Eastern Star.
rast Grand lecturer Aa,lpma
club pOcker I Washington Cub,
rpute Rome Afnles Ctub ana ths
Garden Lovers club
Aside from her many activities
IN her church and eflbs, she found
time 60 raise African vio,rts and
ether flowers sho spent much
ttmc With brr fancy needle work
She Il survived rs her husband
Jess v stevens son. Jess r IT,
and daughter Mary Mrs Cora
Wilson Richardson an aunt IN
Duluth and other relatives
Neal Funeral Home was in
charge ~ arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
MRS. coRiNt WOopFoPk
FUNERAL SERVICES HE'D

Services for Nfs C0rine Wood
fork. who died "Wednesday Sep
tembrr 2A, In the state hospital
Fergus Falls Minnesota, were
heli "Wednesday October ? at 10
m from the Brooks Funeral
Home
Rev 3 l. Glover ofnclafrd with
huuBl az Oakland cemetery
Mrs Glover was former drts
eonsss Of 81 James AME church
ard also tho widower OF the late
mitchell Wocdfork
Survivors include grand nepb.
sNs Louis House Howard House
grand rfecea Mrs shirley Under
wood and Mira Jane Ellis Brooks
Funeral Home WAS Ia charge ~
arrangements
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
ORDER ron NEARING PETITION
10 sFf.i LAMBS

EfEs Ne ans
ORDER FoR uE AIRING rETTTtoN
10 sFFt IaNps
sTAT-F nr MIMI 4ifTk
Ea MY Or NENNEFtS
II FWnnATE COURT
ts re 3asra soHhfa 81 ~ J Carol
nrnww Warts
Iv fs OEuwpWN that al ssrscss
rErre.ted shaw cNare. u aHv tier
Save Before thfs CnBft on MandAy.
oafersr fsth 1885, ss 70 crtezk A
NJ lH tHH raaFt HaHRT IN Minasann-
IIa Wf~ua aefa whv iicrnSe sNHatt
-rr 30 Eranfas e. tee E}wa rftan -
Eh. sNs4s rHr7aa wart 81 set rur-
ta.a real estate describes ~ tss
ee ffar 80 tha tiEarH ar snrst1
files Vkts arHar shatf ha HaNittNrA
N trn araaEUt.s spgkasrnan sna
rrrs EAeFaaf u-asteA g NatN ~
NE rsvf 81 sr ~ vatH waya az Least
1f savr hsfers ths safe - ssia
Hssr.rE
.SEAf ~ PROBATE -oFWTI
VITA. SIS lfON fAMEes
& krfgoE Judge - prnaats
ceast fats 1875 Say = sestseu.
E@n FpssrwN
erk n rrehata cnart
eva H #mRh Atfrfrau
Htf Palace NffE
ts-aAts an Sect tsET OCT a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
Grand Master
Appoints Officers
For Ensuing Year

Grand officers appointed during
the Glrd annual Communication
or th- Most W1rshphI Prince
stan GrluI Lodge Frar and Ac-
repte1 Mvaons Minnesota and
HusHef1u held fa Duluth Sep
trmher ~ and as are
samuel T. Baua1fu chairman q
Foreign correspondence Ray
mond vs. Cannon grand attorney
lcr a Gvyuno grand librarian
AMI chairman ut supplies
ALSO John NJ Patton. chairman
public relations Jlmra q lynn
grand amur deacon Hardy
Whte smd junior deaao0 Floyd
b Manson grand senior stewart
Wtmgm CLANCY grand fuhior
srawarI Samuel u Mitchell
ann1 panHana Rev J. ~
Iunat nanI chaplain. James
watson grand standard bearer
William % Isw grand marshal
awou Ref gr1ui sword bearer
Paul g. wood grand publiet
Clarence O. uHEe arand tyler
District Deputy Grand Mastpa
appointed Fut district william
3tvlra ST. second district Cltr
aacr " smith third district.
William q Brown fourth district
Rev WRIT Roman afth as-
tuct Alfred White
These officers witl serve dur
INK 1857 IS The 5ith annual Sc
Han win he held In - Paul fen
september. 1858 vim Pioneer
Ipigy No / a. host Carl Herbert
Griffin is maatcf of this lodge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

tf you know anyone close lew0
there bot me find them no rbm
aan maRc connections he iusf
might marry one % those cotton
picking gals
SO an that contributed dona
ttow 1u The ur u cue pie. that,
tho uEs hgd we wish 10 thank
vag nut Igi yn, know Car Cole
esH the uiEi CaIs lEysa Af tha Up.
tHwH TRAILER Court
srnd Eef welt and howe 20
GeIa peannE who 10 IN the hoza
pital Please ger well soon
MimJu ~ So Johns Baptist
church had 8rvatars SUNDAY a. n
before services A large group pJ
Fto,mRn felix's were in The con
EFrEttion ard ono % their spokes
men gave their views on yrErcgs
uon The entire morning services
proved interesting Rev n Thom
a. uunRing the principal sermon
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
SIOUX
r A [ [ S
NEWS
NJ O 7 & S
Uy Kaye Coates
$40 Nialio street
7iuuK alls, = -

How anaui rHa Negro ady ~
AFEanmH who postponed rHa ba1h
~ her child esq ahe Hgaaaf base
e. uait u aac shat enu# tht
Hid was gWus ta attend
You M,Hnearal ana 80 pwi
flts should 30 proud ~ Your Sis
barber brothers 8nd tbsu daddy
who haH rre nice wuto up tH
Ebony Margarine many fHa s
aagad about them didn't Seem to
Eaaa 'nam Yuu should ur aHam
ea VI goa doat
South pHaata graauulr Gone
yeufl1u convened u si1H Falls
last wrrH Our town 10 mll al
aeauHaFua hut toa maav dIImt
attend the Show Mrs Wm Ma
home ttlaEsl WarFeuf 1f Huron
- q who has bFen "a manager ua.
etptor tnr manv wears attended
ard sigyeI lu tHs lovely homo nr
Helen Haynes Haynes b. nov
manager ~ her uwn sbop FORMERLY
narrs Helsn and Ilazei dd ntgRe
~ white but Of asasina, they made
friendly calls
Yvpuua ulagkmBn yho haa he
Gently graduated from Stewards
school a preparing an opening OF
hof swHub shop 1n West t0tH
So Yvouno seems al Keyed up
about che business. we do hope
her sugross ID her now venture
Tyonuc also attended the annual
convention
uur Minnie Franklin isn't too
well these lays She suffered
farUttng spen and HASN'T been up
% rar since she Is 6ue ~ thr
Mothers II SO Iohus gaptlat
church ~ lou nos let her town
iler aidrrsa s 1924 ~ talh sI
Ht Johns Missionary Society
"a doing fine with Mrs it Bent
lev president The group met n
thg q Vaughn residence Friday
They had business ana les~nn
study They are always happy Co
meet with Mrs y because abe s
a perfect bostesr.
Marie rolberl played gpod wu
Ambassador SUNDAY Afternoon
when shs gave practically au at
her aav after church services Go
gbaurteuupR folks 10 visit ths
sick
Mr. Martin tIamcs1 Who Is Io
Larsons homo nn Nucnreota Az
was iatug fire and Welcomed
them M,nmc Franklin was happy
Is 500 Nen toe
lloyd Matthews and Ted Halls
ter spent the week end n S F
These guys afe getting to be part
Of ths s y SCENERY aud We da
think lbcy are ntcs don't kuav
Ted tao Neu hut T. Ma,tnev
can increase auyuHes grocery
eiu It's scoring iovsu make hgm
a nice overnight guest either Tgi
hsa an accident where ne works %
siouS CITY To- gle viii BE- IN che
Vets hospital IN Omaha he teos
and acts misAty dne 60 BE- a sitg
a1ap
Nra Mmton shaw has a loyrly
baby Eiyi BOTH are DOING unc az
us Y pak Ave
wafret Nlrge 81 Mrs Grrsrl
with her aup, Adaic and sortc
friends from lincoln Ncer stsp,
red hers w9u,frei looks nns she
u sixteen and = yery nies iaoking
typical teenAKsr All the way
Thomas Anderson Is stHuoued
al n Hood Texas and 10 is grt
ting lonesome for some ciyvics -
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
Funeral Rites Held
For Ethel Stevens
Longtime Resident

Services fpr Mrs Ethel Me
tlunaid 5tsyena wife ~ Ira7o v
stevens 1924 Fourth Az q who
died. Friday avpte,us9r III ai
rairylew hospital were held At
10 ~ September so nc 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Donald L. Martin. 81, died at
the Union city Mission Sept %
Funeral services were held az
the Woodar4 Funeral Home chapel
Saturday Sept p. with the Rev
Brother White officiating
Interment was IN Rosedaie
cemetery ST. Paul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
Discrimination .

upon hos bv history It ear be
argued that " We can't back up
uur iuRtirr and equality fer agg
Proclamation with practice then
we r,sht a. vel give ZAP 60 tho
Cemuthisis
IN some sruaz ai thc south, Ne
rr'ss are holding Jobs w quantity
that Mey arr not bcla.ug proper
tonstoly IA ,hc eor,h
Walters ans mattresses src n
abundance IN sbe south they arr
rarely seen 81 such t,bs herr
Whys Perhaps they drnt apply
Cor these jobs as some restaurant
ant hotel operators say Perhaps
they can't quality As others sas
or perhaps they arr barred. a.
NeSro-s ssy Bgt 40 We 8AFv Ira
ply that IN some areas. TIE south
Is more democratic than the
ncrtbr
Grautsd thAt eertsia racial pat.
tcrrs ami customs vary trorn scC-
ton 90 section q the soNu,ry and
as result ~ have hJario0sly up
Olnny parsdoSfeai Situations In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
LEGAL NOTICES
Ne. 1874
LAND TITLE NdoNs IN
APPLICATION FOH
REGIsTRATtoN OF


LAND
cousrY or HExNEPIS
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
In thr matter OF the application
q STATE or MINNESOTA 70
register the title 20 the following
described real estate situated 10
HsuneplH County. Minnesota. name
" Lots : and .. Block 2. No
MlHan.a SabdlEGHlaE at Blocks I,
and q Rollins Addition %
Minneapolis East side. state %
Minnesota, Applicant
normal q yagelPohl and
Mauae n C1frier ana az ether
claiming any right ltl,. estate.
lion o. Interest lu the real estate
dgsu riHrd il tue application or
amendments herein. Defendants,
In. state 90 Minnesota 20 the above
nanied defendants
q4lEsd 10 answer Tue application "
the applicant ln the above entitled
proceeding and 20 file your ausws or
20 the said application ir the otflCg
OF the clerk Qf said court lu said
county. Withlny twenty izB) days
amer the service Of thiB summons
upon you exclusive OF the day o.
Rush service, and, IL you fail 70 an
Ewer the application within the
time aforesaid. the applicant In
thiz proceeding viii apply % the
court for the relief demanded thera-
ia
WITNESS. Philip C. Schmidt.
CLERK OF said court and the
seal thereof. AZ Minneapolis, ia
said county, this 26th day OF
tsEALl
September. A. y 1887
PHlIIP g SCHMIDT, Clerk
By A O. Hopper, Deputy
William SeitE.
Attorney for Applicant
a4s Midland hank Building
Minneapolis L. Minnesota
Spokesman, oct :. II. & lsl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

In every square mile az lard
live a. many Inhabitants % the IN.
sect world. as there are men on
the earth ever two billion
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Negro Ia directly employed in an
industry work force OF over 5000
employed by freight hauling
firms Twin CITY Negroes answer
ing ads. and being sent out from
employment offices have been
termed unqualified. oyer-quaufied
inexperienced too experienced or.
finally THE decision 10 hire re-
mains az the discretion % the DO
rgrtmsat supervisor "or 'ths
uul8a hiring hau which Gordon
CUnEliB reamatrr official denies
exists
Hiring halle are violation o.
thr rtft-ElaFeicy Law be says
rood while we DO not agree with
II Ho sbitc by d." To- date no Ne.
Erocs have been htrrd, despite in
a.naH0as of much turnover in the
industry
ono company which ,s typical
90. rhs Industry 8 the Murphy
NaJae Freight Lines Inc located
90 86a Euats Street iu 81 paul
IH.a employer IS probably the
largest Interstate carrier 80 Min
araot1 end advgrtEcB frequently
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

The Treasury Departments
lowest bsiaNce cor a single day
was y2s $40 81 on December 81
1850
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04

Editors Note ne ztrn 20 read
newt weeks instaiimcnt which win
a~k. Are southern Truck FIRM.
aud Unions fairrr Than Those
HrrrF" sylvia Byrd Parker will
also tell ~ her experience In
seeking employment ~ tho Muir
ply Motor Freight Lines. the. In
It. raul
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-04
NAACP Contributions Go
Up Because Of Attacks
On Dixie School Kids

New Yorksipee the start Of the school degeRegation
disorders several southern states earlier this month the
NAACP national office has large volume Of
tributous by mail with letter expressing the sender
distress a the attacks school children and their guardians
L.. IL. Nr.rtL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Giants Fovored Today
In Forty-Niners Clash

for 2SO-pound Frank Morze at
center and 235-pound Larry
Barnes at fullback. Morze
starred for Boston College two
years ago, while Barnes finished
at Colorado AIM last season.
Y. A. little directs the at
tack as usual from quarterback.
with Earl Morrall figured to
spell him. Hugh McElhenny
starts at left half with veteran
Bill Jessup at the fianker-back
spot.
The Giants probably will
open extensively with Don Helm
rich at quarter with Chuck
Conerly ready to take over. Mel
Triplett takes his regular full
back spot with the halfback
assignments depending on the
state Of health Of Clifford and
Webster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

Tigers alma mater. to be close
to home. On Joe's first day In
school, his father died. Joe
stayed at Pitt out Of respect
for Tiger.
Joe's change In educational
plans. and his signing with the
Redskins. made him the FIRST
player in pro football to follow
in his dads footsteps. But the
Washington club didn't take
him as It's second draft choice
for sentimental reasons. II
needed rugged. all-around play
ers and Joe seemed to Ill the
bill.
When he reported to the Red.
skins from the College ALL
Stars. Kelly Miller, the wise
cracking equipment manager.
was almost at loss for words for
probably the FIRST time in his
career.
Il know I'm getting old when
! hand out socks to sons Of old
Redskins" said Kelly, who has
been with the team since Il
came to Washington in 1887.
Tiger was q swell person,
always willing to help q rookie
and bubbling over with enthusi-
asrn." Miller said. This kie
looks Just like him. and II some
Of Tigers spirit rubbed OF on
him. we've got a real good one. "
Coach Joe Kuharich thinks q
lot Of It did.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Saxon Hopes
To Boost Status
IN Fight Here

Johnny Saxton. twice weller.
weight champion. will be aim.
ing for . decisive victory over
Joe Miceli here as part Of his
campaign to become a three
time title holder.
Saxton and Miceh tangle n
the feature Of Promoter Goldie
Ahearn's televised boxing show
September 6 at Capitol Arena,
Johnny. who beat Kid Gavilan
and Carmen Basilio for his two
rides on the big wheel. current
" Is rated sixth among 147-
pound contenders.
Basilio. who reeained the title
from Saxton with a knockout
last September. now has hopes
Of leaving the championship
vacant. He wants to become
middleweight king by beating
Sugar Ray Robinson in Their
upcoming fight.
Such an opening at the head
of the 147-pounders would
mean an elimination tourna-
ment, in which competition
Saxton would want a place
Only the first three or -four
|ccntenders would be invited
however. so Saxton needs To
improve his No. 6 rating.
A win over MiceIi, an ex.
perienced and respected left
hooker. would help In that
respect. And then, OF course, q
loss to Miceli. a good journey
man fighter but unranked
would hurt Saxton's chances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18
Aaron Declares Cards
Are Trying to Bean Him

done 1t before and Jones has
done 1t in st. Louis. I know
neither Of them is that wild.
It's on purpose. I can tell when
they're throwing at me.
1--WE got q family, Just like
they've got. II that's the only
way they can win q ball game.
then they ought to get other
Jobs. I don't mind being
brushed back--you expect that
but / don't like them balls
aimed at my head.
"I'm Just like q rabbit. Every
time I go UP there, I've got to
Jump around and look for a
hole.
I'VE don't knock Stan Musial
down, so why do they do 1t to
me?"
Asked what, II anything, he
planned to do about the situa-
ton, Aaron replied, 1T Just
makes me more determined to
60 up there and get q hit"
That's Just what he did today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-18

he orders some with longer and
whippier shafts for himself
After all. he's got to keep ur
with the boys"
This is so wrong it's not ever
FUNNY The other player may
have the kind Of swing (slov
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