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Evening star., 1948-12-05
BIoik Beers No Malice After Poll

Gode the District Boxing Commission OF
change his fighting style Tor
his last claims that he Ahearn will
conemand their rubber match wednesday
the Jacksons normally
rough and displeas the commissioners Col
Earl Bak i'll will he learned that Navy
players place exclusive poll taken by Inc
Star " things said II imagine lucky
to get fourth place"
Bill Bingham of the Football Rules Committee poled
reports that at Il OF the rs
reporting of the players voted for
praciced Worldwide Travel Service corp
announces that regular diverted from commercial
special parties to the Sugar Bowl
southbound will from Washington and stop once al
Winston Salem, pick up North Carolina rooters
of the Los Angeles domery Cleveiano)
meetings 1s4 they played under most
when they tangled September
and December 6 when they fought for the Ma
title
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Johnny Arduini Winner

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4. ~
Johnny Arduini, Washington ban
tamweight, pounded out q unani-
nous six-round decision over Art
(Baby) Randall, lis. Philadelphia,
tonight to run his winning streak in
Philadelphia rings to five straight.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
7erps Bow to Temple, 67-49;;
"A. u. Whips Brooklyn Poly
snseiol pi,puteh 10 The stur

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Dec. A.
American University's courtmen
ended a successful northern inva-
sion here tonight with a thrilling
IS to 50 victory over Brooklyn Poly.
It was the Eagles third victory in
four games.
Brooklyn broke in front, with
Finkernagel pacing the attack, but
the Washington five rallied and,
after the lead changed hands five
times, held a 1924 advantage at the
half. Poly had trouble solving
A. us zone defense once the Eagles
settled into stride.
Brooklyn, with Haun and Neigh
nagsen taking command, pulled
abreast of American at 48-all late
in a furious second half and for
a moment Poly seemed on the verge
OF taking a lead. But Bob Lannon's
set shot, followed by Ish Ishman's
layup and a charity toss by Ed Moi
fatt, put the Eagles ahead to stay.
N n - = r1+-
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Horse Finishing Third
Awarded First Place
BY the Assoeioied Press

SAN BRUNO, Calif., Dec. 4
Jolly Jumbuck finished third in the
first race at Tanforan today but was
awarded first place and paid $26.10
to win after the first two horses
were disqualified.
Track stewards found, after view
ing the pictures, that Barging Rose,
which finished first, bore out on
Jolly Jumbuck, while Chock Ablock,
finishing second, bore in.
Barging Rose. with Jockey Gordon
Glisson in the irons, was set back
to second place, and Chock Ablock,
ridden by Sal Cardial, to third.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Western Michigan Nips
Northwestern, 52-51
BY the Assoeioisd Press

EVANSTON, ILL.,, Dec. 4.-Don
Groggel's long shot in the last 80
seconds gave Western Michigan a
52-51 basket ball victory over North
western tonight to spoil the Big
Nine teams season debut.
Northwestern, fighting out from
a 1925 halftime deficit, went ahead
51-50 with III minutes remaining
During the surge, Cotton Hughes
made two fielders and Ray Ragelis
and Jake Fendley contributed one
apiece.
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Francis
since he's been beating the drums at
Annapos he's seen games tie two and win only two
selections be taken seriously when not single
Vanderbilt team rated even honorable men
tion by the APP? Ray Ace trainer is finding the
going rough Teddy Yarosz the latest OF his stable
to Capt Arthur Dreyr of Arlington former sports
writer in Missouri writes craftsmanship the basket ball
Caps rooters plus oeroatng howboat referees
responsible the lack of attendance.
Evening star., 1948-12-05
'Sonity Code Group Mum

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (P.-A three
man compliance committee of the
National Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton preparing a report on sanity
code" practices concluded its meet
ing here today with mo comment" 3"
Evening star., 1948-12-05

his chances better than those of Clyde Vollmer,
whom the Griffs bought from Syracuse.
Geary Eppley of the University Of Maryland
probably will succeed Col. William Couper OF
" M l. as president of the Southern Conference
this week when the annual meeting is held at the
Mayf1ower Ray Alvis who lost bundle in a
similar promotion a few years ago, predicted
the six-day bike race at the National Guard
Armory would flop. Joe Di Maggie receives
hundreds of letters from mailmen doormen,
walters. policemen and other pavement Founders,
who INQUIRE if Di Mag's foot operations have
helped him.
larry Elunn Navy's nlhliciSt is Skeptical OF
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Dane and Belgian
Win 6-Doy Race

Five teams and the weeks big
gest crowd, q few more than 500
fans, stuck out the international
six-day bike race to the finish last
night in the National Guard Armory
possibly the finish for the sport
itself here.
While messengers made infre-
quent trips from the box Office to
the inside of the track with the
nights receipts for the 10 riders,
the eight foreign contestants and
the two Americans staged dazzling
finish with an hour sprint from 10
to II O'Clock.
The team that was formed in mid
week when II riders quit because
of unsatisfactory pay-Arne Peder-
sen of Denmark and Emile Bruneau
of observation-disclosures a lead they
held early in the afternoon to win
by q lap over Christian Van Gent
and Ben Remkes of Holland. The
latter pair had the greater number
of points but are decisive only In a
case Of the laps ending even.
Team Laps Behind Points
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Onicials-Fox and Biersdorfer
Free throws missed-Baltimore: Tid-
rick, Ezersky, Simmons (2), Reiser, Jean
e''vi washington: Mckinney, OKeefe go,
zunic co, Hermsen 80, Scolari, Katkav-
Evening star., 1948-12-05
Ish Tied By Toans 1414 Saved By LasMnute Touchdown
Win, Lose,o or Draw
Steam From the BubbIine CouIdron
By FRANCIS sTANN

Branch Hickey Washington Ball Club for $4,000 and
players exchange Oufelder John Simmons whom the
Rickeys Montreal farm for $4,000 Sam
starting pitcher for the Giants faced
Evening star., 1948-12-05

(See CENTRAL, Page B-3)
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Totals '211s65 Totals = IS 1e q
Evening star., 1948-12-05

Totals 1e114e Totals 2713 81
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Vest NOtU Boasts
BLuer Blue Grass

HOLLYWOOD - Colum-
bias switch of locations for
THE Return of October"
Technicolor comedy star
ring Glenn Ford and Terry
Moore, from Kentucky to
California, stems from the
discovery uncovered in re-
search that, while Kentucky
is still tops in brood mares
and stations, physical fa-
calitieS for racing in Cali
fornia now equal any in
Kentucky and have surged
past Virginia to make it
the second racing state of
the country.
The number of horse
ranches devoted to racing
in Kentucky is now around
400, with California almost
a hundred behind that; but
ranches here are uniformly
larger and better cared for
and, it is felt, will make a
better background for the
picture.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Fortune In Jewels
Screen-Tested With
Barbara StanWyck

HOLLYWOOD - A fortune
in jewels to be worn by Barbara
Stanwyck in Hal Wallis "Sorry,
Wrong Number" was screen
tested at Paramount when a
quarter of a million dollars in
diamonds and other precious
stones were photographed.
A heavy squad of studio
police was stationed on Stage Z
while the star tried on the daz-
zling assortment, and only per-
sons directly connected with the
test were permitted on the
stage. Some Of the most costly
pieces were a 15-carat marquis
diamond ring, valued at $751;
600; a bracelet made of dia-
monds and 40 karats of emer-
aids worth $4,000; a $4,000
diamond necklace and solid
gold diamond-encrusted cigaret
case, bearing a $500 price tag.
Anatole Litvak, who is CO.
producing the suspense drama
which co-stars Burt Lancaster
and Ann Richards with Miss
Stanwyck, directed the unusual
test.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Revives Mood Music
Techniuue For sAIOne'

HOLLYWOOD - In directing
Hal Wallis II Walk Alone"
Byron Haskins employed a
modernized version of the side
line music technique of the
silent flicker days.
Haskin, himself a veteran of
27 years of movie-making, used
mood music" on a record play
er located pust off the set dur
ing rehearsal of key scenes. OBJ
jective was to help Lizabeth
Scott, Burt Lancaster, Kirk
Douglas and others of the cast
attain the proper emotional
pitch. Before the start of actual
shooting on a scene from eight
to a dozen bars of the music
were played.
In the old days, a fiddler or
piano player frequently was
stationed on the sidelines to play
gay or plaintive music for the
actors.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Astaire Plans World
Wide Dance School

HOLLYWOOD - In answer
of hundreds of letters from
foreign countries, Fred Astaire
has announced that he plans to
open dance schools throughout
the world, with the first ones
abroad probably to be launched
in London and Paris.
The opening of his school in
Cincinnati marks the twelfth
Fred Astaire Dance Studio in
this country, while four more
will open - in st. Louis, Cleve-
land, Houston and Dallas-dur-
ing the next two months. Astaire
had hoped to be present for the
Cincinnati opening, but his role
in Metro C o d w y n-Mayer's S
Easter Parade" has prevented
his leaving Hollywood.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20

scouts on the lookout TO promis-
ing teen-age material for future
stardom.
Petite Wanda Hendrix, whose
five feet, two inches h d ! y
measure up to her large abilities
as an actress, is an example OF
an aspiring young thespian who
got her start and made good in
Hollywood while still wrestling
with Latin verbs and geometrical
equations in high school.
She turned six t e en- three
months after arriving in Holly
wood and not until a year later
after finishing her second movie,
"Welcome Stranger" did she
receive her high school diploma
from the public school she at
tended on the Paramount lot.
Big Girl Now
Wanda is now a 19-year-old
girl and has graduated from the
kid roles in which she scored
her first successes to grown-up
dramatic parts, such as in her
latest Paramount films, ''My
Own True Love-" with Phyllis
Calvert and Melvyn Douglas,
and abigail, Dear Heart" with
Claude Rains and Macdonald
Carey.
One of Hollywood's newest
Cinderellas is Mary Hatcher,
who played the title role in
Variety Girl Mary was II
when she made this film.
Gloria Jean was only IL when
she made her first film appear
ance while Ann Blyth started
making pictures at Is and now
four years later is in the top
flight among the films younger
stars.
Gail Russell and Diana Lynn,
both of whom are stellar fix
lures in the celluloid capital
were in high school when they
got their calls to the sound
stages.
Judy Garland, Deanna Durbin,
Shirley Temple, Mickey Rooney
and Stanley "Stash" Clements
are few of the other Holly
wood stars who found that the
teen years can bring that golden
opportunity.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
French Star Signed
For LamOur Musical

Jeanne Manet, French star of
"Vive La Liberte" and member
of the underground during the
war, has been signed for Colum-
bias Lets Fall In Love-" Doro-
thy Lamour, jeffrey Lynn, Janis
Carter and Willard Parker have
the top spots. The last-named
replaces Lee Bowman, previously
announced for the part. Irving
Star produces and Douglas Sirk
directs. "Vive La Liberte," made
with Interruptions of several
months at time, was filmed by
the underground virtually under
the noses of the German Army.
The young star of the film is now
married to an American, former
0. S. S. officer Pat Hurst, whom
she met while on mission for
the French.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Flea Mob Disrupts
Movie Production

HOLLYWOOD - A sudden
plague of enormous sand fleas
along a two-mile length of
beach at Pied de la Cuesta,
Mexico, forced the Columbia
Pictures company making "The
Lady from Shanghai" to abon-
don the area and seek another
site for seashore scenes with
Rita Hayworth and Orson
Welles.
In addition, thebeach site was
made untenable by the hundreds
of seagulls drawn to the vicinity
to feast on these delectable fleas.
"The Lady from Shanghai"
company moved to a similar site
about four miles away, where
the required scenes were OBJ
tanned without further Interrupt
ton.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Totter Sets Records
On Tour With Picture

HOLLYW OOD - Audrey
Totter, who co-stars with Rob-
ert Taylor and Herbert Marhall
in "High WALL" is establishing
new box-office records in many
cities with her personal appear
ances in connection with i'm
portant openings of the picture
through the East and middle
West.
Upon completion of her tour,
Miss Totter will return to Hol-
lywood to again appear in a
picture with Robert Mont
gomery, with whom she scored
her first important hit in pic
lures in Lady In the Lake"
High Wall" was produced by
Robert Lord and directed by
Curtis Bernhardt.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Travelling Record
Held By Film Child

HOLL YWOOD - Seymour
Friedman, who was recently
elevated to directorial status
and is directing Trapped by
Boston Blackie," at Columbia,
claims that his son, David, is
the most-traveled resident of
Hollywood in his age group.
David, 4, flew into Los An
geles with his mother last week
from England after visiting his
grandfather, Joseph Friedman,
head of Columbia's British Of
fices. This was the boys third
transatlantic flight, and he has
also made the trip by ship.
Besides which he has made four
continental crossings by plane.
But the youngster has no
ambition to be a director like
his dad. He wants to be a flyer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
QUIcKIEs

HOLLYWOOD - The beauti-
full diamond necklace and ear.
rings which Robert Taylor gave
Barbara Stanwyck for Christmas
will make their film debut ir
Hal Wallis "Sorry, Wrong
Number. The star will wear
the set in her wedding scene
with Burt Lancaster as part OF
her jewelry accessories Di-
rector Billy Wilder entertained
1t. Gen. Ira c. Eaker, retired
recently on the set of Para
mounts "a Foreign Affair
which stars Jean Arthur, Mar
lene Dietrich and John Lund.
An attack of laryngitis last
we e k temporarily prevented
Jean Arthur from making her
debut as a screen singr in Para
"a Foreign Affair.", in
which she is starred with Mar
lene Dietrich and John Lund.
Director Billy Wilder will film
the scenes soon as Miss Arthur
RECEIVERS.
X X X
Director Anatole Litvak is do
ing to Burt Lancaster's hair what
the best BARRIERS in the country
never quite managed. For the
first time on the screen the
stars familiar tousled
hair will be slicked down and
parted on the side in a scene in
Hal Wallis Sorry Wrong Num-
ber." Burt's hair will be neatly
combed for his wedding scene
with Barbara Stanwyck Now
that Sun Valley has at long last
received its initial mantle of
snow, Ray Milland will definite
ly visit the Idaho resort for at
least two weeks of skiing. The
Paramount star, who just COM
pleted his starring role in Seal
ed Verdict" leaves this week.
Mrs. Milland will accompany
Ray.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Demarest Added To
Fathers Day' Cast

HOLLYWOOD - willie a m
Demarest recently was assigned
an important role in the forth
coming Paramount production,
Fathers Day." which is sched-
uled to start in January.
He will play the role of a
sympathetic judge who spends
much of his time making peace
between two retired soldiers. In
his most recent film, "The
Sainted Sisters" starring Veron-
lea Lake, Joan Caulfield and
Barry Fitzgerald, he played the
part of sheriff.
In Fathers Day." Demarest
joins a stellar cast including
Veronica Lake, Mary Hatcher,
Mona Freeman, Billy De Wolfe
and Roland Culver.
Daniel Dare is to produce.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Fan Bags Fifth
Gable Autograph

HOLLYWOOD - When Clark
Gable left the Glendale, Calf,
theatre where Homecoming, "
his latest M-G-M film, was pre-
viewed, a feminine fan asked
for his autograph. While the
star was signing his name the
a Gable autograph on five oc-
fan revealed she had obtained
casions-and always at a pre-
view of a Gable film.
She explained d she just
happened to have been a mem
ber of the a I'D e nee at the
theatre where the stars last
four films werep reviewed. On
each occasion she made it q
point to obtain a priced Gable
autograph.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20

Wanada Hendrix still will not
confirm or deny persistent
rumors that she will soon marry
Audie Murphy, Americas most
decorated hero of World War IL.
Murphy, who made his screen
debut in Paramount's 'The Long
Grey Line" has just been signed
for a role in an independent
film.
Screen actor John Beal told
co-workers in Paramount's "Abi-
gail, Dear Heart that he and his
wife are expecting their second
child first week of February.
Mrs. Beal is former Broadway
star Helen Craig. The Beals
have a five-year-old daughter,
Theodore.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Esther Williams
Battling The Keys

HOLLYWOOD - Esther
Williams is trying to dupli-
cate her speed in the swim
ming pool on a typewriter.
The amphibious Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer st a r, re-
Gently returned from a per-
sonal appearance tour in
connection with the Tech
nicolor musical, "This Time
For Keeps" is battling a
January deadline.
Scheduled for summer
release, Miss Williams
book, COR Would You
Rather Be A Fish?" must
reach publishers Doubleday,
Doran and Company, be-
fore the New Year.
A guide to swimming,
the book covers all angles
of the aquatic art.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Nigel Bruce Gets New
Type Of Role In Julia

HOLLYWOOD-Nigel Bruce,
famous as the needle-passing DR..
Watson in the Sherlock Holmes
series, really gets the needle
from Greer Carson in. "Julia
Misbehaves," MGM picture.
Bruce plays the fall guy, the
blustery Colonel Willowbrook
who unwittingly finances the
dashing Julia, as played by Miss
Carson.
Signing of Bruce completes
one of the most impressive casts
in years. 1t is headed by Greer
Carson, Walter Pidgeon, Peter
Lawford, Cesar Romero, Eliza.
beth Taylor, Mary Boland, Regi-
nald Owen and Dame May
Witty. Jack Conway is direct
ing with Everett Riskin produc-
ing.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Oscar O'Shea Assigned
To Cast Of Gone
Sunday Afternoon

Oscar O'Shea has been as.
signed by Jack L. Warner, exec.
utive producer, to the cast of
Warner Bros Zone Snday Aft
ernoon," film musical based on
the James Hagan Broadway hit.
The production, which will be
filmed in Technicolor, has a cast
headed by Dennis Morgan, Janis
Paige, Dorothy Malone and Don
DeFore.
Raoul Walsh will direct zone
Sunday Afternoon" for Warner
Bros. Jerry Wald will produce
for the studio.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Film Biography Of
Marilyn Miller Before
Cameras Next Month

"Silver Lining" musical finn
based o nthe life of Marilyn
Miller, has been set by Warner
Bros. to go before the cameras
next month.
The exact starting date of the
film, which will star June Haver,
depends upon director David
Buffers completion of his cur
rent directorial assignment on
John Loves Mary" film ver-
sion of the Norman Krasna
Broadway hit.
"Silver Lining" will be pro-
duced for Warner Bros. by Will
liam Jacobs.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Jean Arthur to Sing
In "A Foreign Affair
HOLLYWOOD-Jean Arthur,

HOLLYWOOD-Jean Arthur,
never before known for her
>.yocalizing on the screen, will
ed tg in a night club sequence in
4aramount's "A Foreign Affair"
in which she stars with Marlene
Dietrich and John Lund.
In this romantic comedy, Jean
plays the part of prim Con-
gresswoman from Iowa who
visits Berlin to investigate troop
morale. There she becomes in
volved with Miss Dietrich, as a
night club entertainer, and falls
in love with Lund, an Army
captain. Romance releases some
inhibitions so when she visits
the night spot Jean joins two
GI's at a piano and sings a.
rousing ditty praising Iowa.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Vans Father To Fly
To See Grandchild

HOLLYWOOD - 1t took a
grandchild to make him do it
but Van Johnson's father is set
to take his first airplane trip.
The prospect of seeing his
first grandchild, Schuyler Van
johnson, was too much for him
and Charles johnson has noti-
fled his son that he'll travel
west by plane.
1t will be the first reunion
for Van and his father in two
years. The actor has recently
completed work in M-G-M's S
"The Bride Goes Wild" and
Estate of the Union"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Carson Teaches
Romero Cockney

HOLLYWOOD - Cesar Rom
ero will make love to Greer
Carson in scenes of Julia Mis-
behaves" with a flawless Cock
ney accent. His dialogue coach
IiS-Greer Carson.
Director Jack Conway and
Producer Everett Riskin told
him not to worry, they'd get
him a dialogue coach. At which
Miss Carson asked in perfect
Cockney, "How about me?"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
OLD TIMER

William Dennarest, soon to be
seen in Paranount's romantic
comedy, ''The Sainted Sisters"
made his first vaudeville ap-
pearance AZ years ago at the
Terrace Gardens in New York.
The late beloved Marie Dressler
was on the same bill.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
STILL AN ORPHAN

AS a child, Patricia Miller
played juvenile assignments in
Hollywood films, but invariably
as an orphan. Now, at 18, the
young actress, presently a U. c.
L. A. student, has been handed
the role of a half-crazed displaced
person in Paramount's Sealed
Verdict"-again playing the part
Of an orphan.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
ONCE AN INSTRUCTOR

John Hoyt, neWly-cast in the
Important role of General Steig-
mann, Nazi war criminal, in Par.
amounts Sealed Verdict" was
a history teacher before he em.
barked on an acting career.
Among his pupils at the exclu-
sive Groten preparatory school
in Connecticut were two young
gentlemen named Elliot and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
GOOD GUY NOW

G. orge MacreadY departs
from his career of screen viii
lainy for the first thine in sever
al years to play Larry Parks
commanding officer in ''The
Gallant Blade" Usually, Mac
ready portrays heavies.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
CHANGE OF FACE

Hubie Kerns, ch m p o n
quarter-miler and former back
field star for the Trojans, palyed
an i m portant role in Para
Technicolor Bob Hope
Jane Russell starrer, ''The Pale
face" during school vacation.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
Teen>Agers Find Hollywood
Land Of Opportunity

LLYWOOD-Hollywood is the teen-agers booster.
other field of professional activity ambitious ado
get many opportunities of putting work
with profitable results keeping the piggy full The
made practice talent
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1948-02-20
The WeIL.DresSed Man

She Is (uOsKvID uAIq3BX
The Valley settler., 1948-09-10
THUMA, FAX GET WRITE UP
 IN 'CREAM LINE

The nov quarterly publication for Alaska Dcirymon carries an art ic1e this month featuring tuo Valley Doirymon--Haro1d Tlnama and Victor Fa1k. Under "Hnts orr to tho Alaska Doiryman" is picture of tho neu dairy barn on tho Tl1uma farm south of toun and a do script ion of tho barn. Another picture is shovn in tho second column of tho 'Toudon" typo barn uhich is located on tho Victor Falk farm along Cith briof description of tho construction of tho barns
 ITO News hull letin called WCream Line" con- tains an ortic1o Uritton by Dr. Eor1 Gravo another by I.Jack Adc1son, fDrmor Distri ct Sanitarian of the Alaska Department of He al tn ond other tnfomat ion Of value to tho dairyman.