The Brussels Post, 1958-08-27, Page 31
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his Iittlered,t;Iagtfaisning.,_es
.m.ruig hug •In'arrug. Not long ago
• .4W^PS easy tO,Y, '11 wouldn't
feel sae ih one ef those thiO8s,
what with all the Cadillacs
*round me!" But now it's less
uncommon to hear a min say, "I
traded in ri-tylVadillee., for this.
MG -and boy, is it great!"
It Vuold be plain untrutatr-
ness to represent this as the Los
Angeles consensus, Cadillacs and
Lincolns, Fords and Chevrolets,
not to mention all the other
standard American rnakes, pbvi-
ously dominate the Los Angeles
freeways. Btit the Renault distri-
butor for this area who sold 32
Dauphines in. 1954 and is selling'
12,000 this year furnishes an
indicationof the trend. The
Velkswagen leads foreign cars
in these parts; the Renatilt comes
' ' OrPrfeigo,i7,,,, 1:tho4wt 'if:4P
,Ii•t4: .ly land-
;morning,
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44gard for the • r ,i,s.
h.W.W:6-ta4: be serene
ef.t..AILIScAfFi
next; and the proud. freeway
procession of pleased 'little car
drivers is being swelled, daily
by Fiats, Hillmans, DIcty's, and
so on.
Another sign on the horizpn
• is the eyident interest of the
major American manufacturers
in doing something likewise for
• Los Angeles -arid other--com-
rnuters.
One of the Most irnpressive
motoring sights in North Amer-
ica, whatever you ma 3; feel about
it otherwise, is Lo, Angeles' •
freeway complex just west of
Civic Center. Here merge, on
our levels, main arteries from
the. Sour direetions-by nande, •
Hollywood,- Earbor, Pasadena, •
end San Bernardino -Santa Ana.
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, „SETS RECORD - Herb Elliott of
If, r
Australia, shOwn•VUn--eciirli- ;-
sr this year in the Empire
Games in Valei,!' set new
world record for the mile run
. with a time of tlfreejininbteas
114 and five-tenths„,seconds •at,
Dublin, Ireland, to better 'the
recognized marlrP' tfitee'Miti-
utes, 58 seconds set41z,lynothee
Australian, John Landry, in
1954. ;tat" t=sofY
teparl
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Nbrea
the
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inner In,
regardleaske'-`14'w",- ''-'4, 'I,
.- IVIost' freeway driVers app -
to enjoy themselves, Certain . 4 I '
the hardest part of ./..,6s Angel s 2' ' 1
freeway traffic is its Slowness fill, er„.07
rush hours..;.:They pay six ceritie',4• ''!•'''''''''"
, per gallon le the state by waY 4
of' i'llighWay-building tax, ancl"-', .,. ;•' ...
they, get magnificent freeway
performance at of hours and far
distances, But within five miles
4411,
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of the Civic Center,if they're
cpming from the East, or two
mile S la from Hollywood, they
convert to a snail's' pace Of.'
course, if they time themselves,
they admit they de better than
before there were any freeways,
but that's no consolation. Free -
was were meant for haste,
writes Kimmis Hendrick in The
Christian Science Monitor.
What's more, move along the
freeway at a snail's pace and it
eats up gasoline. A nice big new
American car •that ought to be
getting 16 miles to the gallon
gets 10. If a man drives 60 rniles
to and front work every day -
and in this decentralized metro-
polis thousands do -he finds
• himself supporting the major
petroleum eorporations. The
economy of commuting by car
,loses out to coosideratlons of
comfort, and luxury.
• Here, of course, is 'where the
American - manufadturers say
• they have it all over the small-
• car competition. It's going to be
expensive getting into town any -
w5' -why not do'it handsome-
..ly?,`Slest of the cait ;that catch
• the eye on Los Angeles freeways
, are 'the longest, •widest, heaviest,
rnost colorful kinds' of transpor-
tation ever. knownto human-
kind -barring trains' and inter-
, continental. missiles, of course.
between those who argue
'that transportattonia.really'more
Cemfortah1e.'whet0 it costa less
-eanthtakes,lesi,sPade,,te park, and
; 'tli,oSe • Who,: just'Aceep,:, on making
their big monthly payments re-
gardless, there are other answers
thaflos Angeles hasn't come t�
.,grips. with yet. Fet,"instance, an
, freeWay -; ...development
program,- regardless of 'nest. Or
„rapid transit: Or.,..,Some revolu-
tionary teclindle'giCal improve-
' merit ,on freeways.
But there is one thing that
. calrbe said affirmatively for the
freeway situation here 'Which
deserves emphasis. By and large,
.Los,Angelessnotorists have good
"Motor mariner's?'" Aria this, . as
the „_,Geverner's.. Traffic Safety
Committee -hastiljUst said, is one
of the most important things of
alL'oneof the safeSt.-Ohe of the
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SURPRISE!
, 1.,Accorr1ingl. Sobol,
George Jessel, who 'Will speak on
any4p1bjeet, anywhere, any time,
had just' been: hurriedly engaged
• to deliver the eulogy at a recent
funeral service.
After'bringing tears te his own
and everyone else's eyes, Jessel
suddenly glanced down into the
coffin".
"Holy smoke," he cried. "I
knew this man!"
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firm hos the anaWer, The Nobel 't la a. Idt-Cor Which comes
er47, 4...H.P.41111/4Wo "Iii:lefaltitia: One is the truck4CartVertiblea(top.);. cind the
other it d Sedan (bOttOrn),It Will have either three , folie
wheels, depending' an bUllder's preference: trio odon is said
to hove O. top Speed' of ou 50 m.p.h., and getk 80 Miles to
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- SUPREME EFFORT -„Giving hA 911, 13alkar Singh of India com-
petes in the men's discus event at the British Empire Games in
Cardiff, Wales. His long hair is kept in plqce by a knot of cloth.
Casey Stenge1-*
Man Of Many Faces.
If Wall Street ever wants to
hire a spokesman -at -large, the
ideal man for the lob is Casey
Stengel.
Of course, the amazing Mr.
Stengel is perfectly happy at his
present post- guiding the New
York Yankees to their ninth
American League pennant in the
10. years he has served as man-
aker.
Put if he ever decides to re-
tire from baseball,' he would
make a splendid spokesman for
Wall Street. •
Considersome of his quatifi-
,
cations: ' •
..1, A knack for auCcess-
the only manager in history
win
win five straight World SerieSW
, 2, A eeh. man with the herney
touch. • Mr. Stengel is reputedly
ni!inillionaire;.; thanks in part to
shrewd oil investments. Yet be
steps.to•chat with the'fana, pose
for photographs, and sign his
mitograph for adoring young-
sters. '
8. He is a bank director. The
Glendale National Bank in
Glendale, Calif, (the home' of- the.
Steiigels). pjecteir bim to the.
board„earlierthis year: •
iCaseY's testimony left'Alie-
senatora.befflect, It also left them
in, 4, filches :.(even Senator •Estes
ICefauver laughed, something he
rarely does when quizzing busi-
ness tyeoona): Congressmen are
lie °raillery folks in that • they -
c iiriot dislike that' which 'repeee
tin. to 'laughter. . • '
f.' • ‘Stengeiese' Prose
iBaseball : reporters have,
sikned a name-, "Stengelese" --
td"the medridering 'prOse �f the
Yankee Manager who,incident-
can speak ,With the fluency
of• .a dollege teaches vvlieri he
sb.Chooaes. However', he is called
the 01' Professor .because he -is
adept ,at fashioning basebll
strateg,y and handling tempera:
Mental athletes.. •
•.'Connie Mack 'once said
InglY of Casey: "I•never Sa.,W
Men who juggled „ his lineup 80,
Mitch and played se many
lihnehes 80 suecesefully,"
ItHere is an example of'Sterige,
lese When Casey, talking about
RAU' different players, explained
Yankee victory. in the 1052
World Series:,, ••
yoUng feller Torn Gor-
Mail) ,is fast and he has low -
breaking stuff: Ik/faybe he crossed
tp and„maybe he
nt::.ut he's -tbugh!' e
arid he'S".,,ineXperieneed.'..Then.
been
'arpc1 WOn't rat -
tie easy. Besides I gotony tonal"
feller (All -ie Reynolds) 'be tr
sleeve and the key rilaY, of,, the
World gerieS wur hiaae hy that
fresh kid (Billy' Mardifi)ii ka at
cond."
There Is even Steruselese
herent th Casey's own Mune. His
.11,eal name is Charles Dillen •
Stengel. "Casev"i'S"
derived' /rein .1C, C. theinitial§
Of his natiVe f.oWnsK"aliSaS "
SheiVinan Stengel has aiwayS,
delighted the fans. In his play-
ing clay§ lit Brooklyn he oiled
iatelied triajdatidilYs tq
'Ittte'deffed hi a pap, to„the croWd•
abet stood righ-±dasa
'Sparrow tobk wing freill •
.1116
fead. The 'atancla' roared'o.F
,,•e, The dasey.„legend-gloVied, too:,
that ;day he ,inarched tri the ten
df a tall building and &eloped
.grpefru1t -to. the t eatehethiL•
tlie^.•4rottlicl.seXpetting a 13 ore.,
• - 4 t hesitatet
point an no o
demonstrate a hook slide in a
hotel. lobby. He grabs imaginary
bats and swings mightily at
imaginau baseballs. "Always
watch • the pitcher's feet," he
tells young Yankee hopefuls.
"They'll tell you when he's "
gonna pitch."
Casey rounded 67 on July 30,
still' running strong. If he ever
leaves the se paths' for quieter
, „
.working Wall Street had
better hustle' and.nab its spokes-
,. „
Spaiiing Life
'"Up and down, up and down,"
chanted Plick in "A Midsummer
Night's Dream," "I will. •ead
•, .,them nwild 9..0 recent,
week as tfe-dUrietY s,vi;elterect
Buck, rnvsib1e. and unp,rediPt-
yeabely•Ci:c ;:iiiPPorit idhostPiii'looeliZrcloc^',cuat.
•Pied:. in .Ahase Iiursiii- of
•
retseprmTholit-:.}1C.4a:ellud:taTcharnhers in Ossin-
ing, N.Y.„„ where a ,61 -year-old
.robfu'ugh a State Sup-
nearthly laugh -
amateur golfer was suing his
club. • "MY handicap. (29) is too
,• low,". charged William ,.Wacht:
petitioned the- court to -have
it .raiSeCtg: 34. • • ' ,
Attorney. for the , Pines Ridge
Golf Club cdfinterecl that WaCht
played poorly'l;:during the 25
, rotinds used to calculate handl-
Cap-a, then Went all out in tour-'
nail -lents: "He won two expen-
' sive trophies last year," one
ccimplained. "I just happen to be
a good tournament player,"
• Waeht answered. Judge Samuel
W. Eager, a duffer, reserved de-
cision. '
In Frankfort, Ky., Puck tottch-
ed ,a deck .of cards. Then Mrs.
.... Ernest Wainscot innocently dealt
a hand of bridge to Mrs. John
• Darnell, Mrs. Earl Senff, and
Mrs.. E. L. Scott. The ladies leek-
-. ed at then • hands and shrieked.
• Each held all -thirteen 'cards of
one suit, The 'odds against such'. a •
deal ,came mathematicians an-
nounced gravely, to 2 octillion,
200 septillion to, 1..^
Puck even entered the somber
business of boxing: New York
District Attorney, Frank Hogan
• brought in ,a ten -count iiidipW
ment against Patti •Johiii
.•
•
•
,t.tattoortrst, •
tradititiflOor„Ot
'Cbritains hunakedl Of
'*Ittoffig lIgUreS ha breketa eta '
oiAciotki,. v.
AsI4-11c.t4.0)Alifiablf.
• to i11ustrot6
(E'rankie) Carbb; "Mr_ Gray;"an. '
et-eOnvict Who- supposedly • had
been the strbilgest force in. US.
• izefighting for a ,d ecad e.
11,..Ogitrea move.' looked- like .an
effective step to ''clean
ing, except the:tr....the: lieitt' hot • '
sattiimitr4-EigaplarTclr.rThid..e.' •C-arbo
up
Duren of the
, accused • Of"
throwing beanbaks, Vva* him-,
aeif beaned; in MoseotV,
rican track teen"
,:.prising,lead m a, dual rneetWith
*4 Rusbia, filially lost by only' AWO.,,
_points, and in Philadelphia Mayo
" SMith, the Phils' manager,- 04
'replaced by Ed Sawyer, who had;
been fired as Phils' Manager* in
• .
Finally Puck flashed Aver
Utah Where,a race .was staged •
-ainerig .fhtge men , atd three
horses °Vet' 157 mileS. Dodger,
otiW poly,. Won by coverilig the
flist441c0.111 29 hours, Tho best...Of
'the Men Wag' a New YoH CitY
'pdliCeniAtvAlatiled tdd Vottieg.
neli, who etiVer8 his boat irio
squad; cat, Retnagnoli rae fp, .
miles in twe'lVe arida half houra
and acttiair59 to the horses id.r.•
654thi1eS.-AfterW-arcl4...he 1010, re4.,.
• 4ttek8: " -have Six bleeding,
'tde-rtaili. I WO1P,t enteriliis think
tiett year." • 4;,,. •
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"A blan frail blir.r...teWii....Wat....,
.'tkolib1et1 -by nolab- an the :right
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tiaa0c, hat
ma/40N MAO
was 'ari44tfin:1011°'
H;ked . the sixteeneyear-
old 'Ott, "Ever 'play' thOtt e'
seriously "
y'YerS
e
,•3'•WHER191*AsS liSf%iSE;
Some seasons back„ umpire
Red Jones, irritated by ,sone -of
the barbers, en the' White Spx
begloch'dustgrePot;2r
d6baiv
Chi-
cago i t,dered,
entire 'bench -cleared -
Whereupon Wally Moses, the
.sgaenteintilainnlay.„ outfielder, asked,
"Why threw rile out? 1 didn't
y,al
Jones remained adamant. He
shook his head, "It's just like
a raid, Moses," he said. "The •
good go along with the bad,"
* *
BARGAIN HUNTER
Because he believes that a
ball player can't concentrate on
• the game without a contented
home life, Branch Rickey en-
courages all his young bachel-
ors to get married. He once
_offered his shortstop„ Stan Ro-
jek, a tlibusand-cl'011ar bonus if
he would take himself •a wife.
Stan. said he would consider it.
The next day he approached
Rickey. "Well," said the Branch,
id you pop the question?"
Rojek grinned. • "Sure," he "
said, "I relayed your proposi-
tion to the one and only, and
she told me to hold out for two
thousand dollars!"
• * •*.
• KIDNEY-ING AROUND
When Dr. Bobby Brown ren
ported to Yankee Stadium fresh
from his interShip, he was lav-
ishly greeted by manager Sten-
gel. ,
"Am I glad to see you!"
shouted -Casey. "You're just the
fellow I've been looking for!"
'Brown Was dumbfounded. He
4 knew that B ill y Johnson -was
•;hitting over .300 and that.' a
rookie named; -Gil McDougald
was -scooping Up everything hit
within a mile of the bag..
"Yep,"' continued Stengel, "I
etiiildn't wait till -you got 'here.
Tell me, •do 'you know any
quick way to get rid of a kid-
ney stone?"
* *
THE "I" HAS IT
Sone years ago- George Mori-
arty was umpiring ,a Cleveland -
Detroit t ame. An Indian rookie •
was up at the plate. The rookie
. tookone strike without protest.
Then he.took another. And then
a third. Before:returning to the
dugout; he •tyed. to the um-
pire, , ••
• "I beg your pardbn," he po'-
• 'hely • asked; "but how' do , you.
spell your name?"
Surprised? Moriarty • obliged,
spelling his name.
• The rookie sighed. "Just as
thought, sir, only one 9..'"
•
MERRY MENAGERIE '
`TOOr .Oharlie!' He's' deter.,
mined to learn to fly!"
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Sales, 3822 st,..4",.yrenee, Pao:area
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SUMMER' It prices"; pfnmpt ent,k in
Bray chicks deal pUrPoSe, Mixed putv
lets, some aarted Mao Ames dayelds,
d'Or good' productiOis, lew-mointenance.
Order .Qctober-November ,brellera rictrtVis..
'See your ideal agent, or write 'Bray,.
Hatchery, 120 4ohn North', Harollton.q.
won, chichs in A •hurryt We ..cari,
supply all; .popular 'broods; 'vilieLller
you want Special egg breeds, dual pur-
pose breeds, Our, best by far for maxi-
mum egg -production an the minlinum
ametint pf feed is K-137 Kimberchlks.
This lzreed outlays any other breed
we have to offer, We also recommend
Lor maximtsm egg production White
Leghorn x. Rhode., Island Red,'Califor-
nia Grey X 'White Leghorn, Rhode
Island Red, Our best dual purpose,
Light Sussex X -Red, Rod X Light Sus-
sex; Red X' Barred Rock. Can ,MAPPIY
Non -Sexed, Pullets, Ceckerals, Also '
Broiler Chicks, Vantress• X Nichols NO.
198; Vantress. X Nichols No, 12. 'Tut'.
key Poults, Registered Landrace Swine
and .Regi.stered Aberdeen, Angus Cat-
tle.'Oatalogue.' • • . '
TWEDDLE CHICK HATCHERIES LTD.
FERGUS, ONTARIO.
CATTLE
5 ABERDEEN -Angus heifers registered
accredited bred to son a Evader of
.A.giecourt selling 250 pound. Rod
,Greezi, 5th Concession, London, near
Fanshaw.
'LIVESTOCK: Sale of Aberdeen -Angus
Cattle, Saturday, September 20th. The
complete herd of J.M.Argue,- Shaw -
vine, Que. (north of Ottawa,) 80, head,
all purebred and registered. Send for
catalogue to A. • C.McTaggart, Sale
Manager, Box 308, Aurora, Ont.
DOGS
IRISH Setter pups end grown stock,
$50 and up. Wynfield Kennels, 1379
5th 'Line, Clarkson, Ontario, TAylor
2-0746.
FARM FOR SALE
FIFTY . acres, 7 room hotise, insul
brick, 3 barns; paved road.
• MATTHEW GOUGH, General Delivery,
Strathroy, Ont.
FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE
FOR 'SALE: Power Corn Binder, on*
rubber, conveyor 'sheaf carrier and
loader. Robert Norry, Princeton, On-
tario.
USED Gehl forage ,harvester with, corn
and pick up. Continental motor, 'blow-
`
er, pip_es, complete. Lloyd Clark', Beth-
enY, Ont.
*OR RENT
• , , . • .
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equipped Repair Garage, with furnish.
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Lake. Stock ineoine S'3500. • Emmett,"
ate possession. Write Box No. 172. 123
Eighteenth Street. New Toronto, Ont.
• FOR SALE
73 ACRES ef investment ProPertY.
" Large -barn, gravel, Pit, well drained.
Bordering town of Barrie, Ont. Box
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onto, Ont. - .
'FREE CIGARETTE LIGHTER WITH
'first order.:' Send for nupower 31.50.
Adds 50% more life to'..new batteries.
.Revives old batteries. Saves you half
the cost of a new 'battery. Willis
• Garage., Kootenay Bay, B.C.
, • .
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Q. How can I clean the nickel
trimmings on stoves?
A. Clean with kerosene and
whiting. POlish with a dry ffian-
nel cloth. Common socie,w111 8180
polish nickel. -
Q. Row ..can I prevent mold
bop' forming on .the tops of the
jars of preserves And jellies in
• the fruit closet? -
A.
'This vvill-,not occur if a,
bucket Of lime is kept in the
fruit closet.
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