davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-07-06
Atchison and Keller
Tries TO Win Another
Sand|ot Title Today

Atchison and Keller Plumbers
try for their second champion
ship in three days this afternoon
when they go after the first
half title in the Departmental
League in a playoff game with
Union Printers on the South
EllipSe.
1t is the third straight day
Of activity for the Plumbers and
their pitching problem has be-
come acute. Everything ex-
ploded all at once" Manager
Jack Hoffman says in describing
the situation. Billy Nolan signed
a Detroit Tigers contract and
left for Montgomery, Ala, Fri
day. Then Ken McMullen lett
for National Guard duty after
pitching against Mclean Satur-
day.
Dutch Schaefer and Ken
beavers are the only regular
pitchers left with the team and
beavers has a sore arm and
hasn't pitched in two weeks, "
Hoffman continued. IN have to
call in Bob Dewdney from Short
stop if Schaeffer can't last to-
day."
Lost Saturdays Game.
McMullen had a sore arm when
he pitched against Mclean for
the first half championship in
the Old Dominion League Sat-
urday and Mclean took a GA
decision. Yesterday, Jim Crit
fey was put in against Vienna in
the opener of the Old Dominion
second half and he responded
with an eight-hitter. He also
hit a home run in the seventh
inning that won the game for
AK. 80. But Griffey doesn't
play on weekdays, even if he was
rested for today's game.
Elsewhere in the Old Domin-
ion League yesterday, Mclean
dropped it's second half opener to
Colonial Restaurant. ILL, and
the Virginia White Sox beat
Forestville, 8-3. Three walks
and five singles pushed across six
runs for the White Sox in the
eighth inning.
Silver Hill Wins.
Silver Hill extended it's lead in
the Prince Georges County SUBJ
urban League to a full game over
Springfield by beating Sham
rock AC, 1919, while Showers
jewelers. handed Accokeek its
ninth straight loss. 8-4, at Acco-
keek. The Springfield Lees
Tavern game was postponed.
Snug Harvor swept another
doubleheader in the Anne Arun-
del County Major League. de-
feating Savage. IL and SO, for
its 18th and 18th straight VIC
tories against no defeats. Charlie
Hiden struck out eight Savage
batters in five innings in the first
game and Sleepy Thompson had
a two-hitter in the nightcap.
Today's schedule Call games
start at $50 p.m0:
Atchison Il Keller VI. Union Printers.
South EllipSe.
Heurich Brewers w. western Branch
Boys Club, West Ellipse.
Swift Electric VS.. Snug Harbor. Ana
Jack Pry VS.. Used Car Dealers. Ana
costa No. field.
MATS VS. American Security Il Trust,
East EllipSe.
Evening star., 1953-07-06

en- crews were entered in the
race.
Dee Campbell Of Old Domin-
ion scored victory in the inter-
mediate singles by boat length.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Columbus, g; Columbia, z.
Charleston, 4: MontGomery, 4
Jacksonville at August, rain.
Macon, z; Savannah L.
Evening star., 1953-07-06

Five years ago-Stella Walsh
led qualif1ers in the AAU
Women's track championships
with a record broad jump of
II feet 812 inches.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15

IF YOU ARE like most livestock
feeders and dairymen, you figure
the manure return of your operation
is a real part of its total income.
The manure goes back on the land,
often replacing part of the fertilizer
you would have to buy, always help
ing maintain soil fertility.
But do you know you might be
losing half the value of that manure
before you even have a chance to
use it?
Look at the table below: Nearly
half the nitrogen and two-thirds the
potash in average farm manure are
contained in the urine. And though
urine contains almost no phosphate,
it is considered nearly equal to the
solid portion of manure in actual
field value because its nutrients are
so readily available for use.
Distribution or Plant
Food in Farm Manure%
Type Nitrogen Acid Potash
per cent per cent per cent
Solid ..s...s....... 30 100 30
Liquid ........... As Trace IS
*Lyon, t. L. g. Buchanan Ho. o. "The
Nature and Properties of Soils" The Mac
MILAN Co., 1949
Down the Drain
You can figure it this way You
likely obtain, in average value,
about Sc pounds of nitrogen, 35
pounds of phosphate and % pounds
of potash from the manure of a
1,000-pound cow each year. But if
you save all the liquid manure from
the same animal, total manure value
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Bangs-Free Cows
Worth $40 More

Value of a brucellosis-free guar
antee on cows was realized in hard
cash by Ed Penn, Cascade county,
when he sold 10 head at the Great
Falls market the first week in May.
Before the sale he had the cows
blood tested by Deputy State Veter-
marian B. o. Fisher. They went on
the block guaranteed brucellosis free.
About the top for stock cows on the
market that week was $157. so. PENIS
cows averaged $176. The guarantee
made the difference.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15

enough to hold down loss of ma
nure quality also.
But your barn operation, whether
it's milking parlor or stanchion-type,
calls for something more if you want
full benefit from manure.
Storage Tank Profitable
A concrete storage tank built next
to their holding pen and milking
parlor has proved profitable for Her
man Hepp & Son, Cascade County
dairymen. The Hepps built this "a
by "a by 8-foot tank in 1949 princi-
pally for reasons of sanitation. But
they've found it has already paid
for itself in additional manure prof
its.
They keep their 65-head milking
herd in concrete-floored holding
pen before and during each milking.
This pen, under the same roof as the
milking parlor, isn't bedded. Drop
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15
Liquid Fertilizer
Half The Fertility Value Of Manure
May Just Be Going DoaOn The Drain
By BILL STELLMON Roping Reporter

would be about 1870 pounds of nitro
gen and 70 pounds of potash, plus
slightly more phosphate.
1t should be worth some special
effort to prevent losing that much
soil fertility down the drain.
Liberal use of a good bedding ma
terial in outside feeding areas will
save much of the liquid manure that
otherwise drains out of the lot.
Good bedding will absorb the liquid,
and stock will keep it packed well
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15

pings are flushed from it and the
milking parlor into the storage tank
daily.
Before they installed the storage
tank, all liquid manure was wasted.
Now, Herman says, they have twice
as much manure as before, and its
fertilizer value has increased in
nearly the same proportion. The
tank, he believes, has "easily paid its
own way"
Handling Is Easy
Handling liquid manure under the
Hepp's system is easy too. They use
a 5-inch pump to lift it from the
storage, tank, which fills about every
two months, into 700-gallon, wag-
on-mounted steel tank used for
spreading. In summer months, they
have frequently pumped the manure
into irrigation water going on sugar
beet fields.
Would liquid manure storage
tank be worthwhile to you? That
is question that deserves real con-
sideration, especially if you are
dairyman. Sanitation is one i'm
portant reason, but important, too,
are the dollars going d DOWN the
drain. Liquid manure is valuable.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-05-15

42-Moy is, 1853
Evening star., 1953-12-14
Hollywood Diary
Jose and Rosemary
To Idle in Europe
Bv Sheilnh I,rnhnm

ture, 1.-The Long, Long, Trailer"
They'll do another picture this
summer.
Aline Mcmahon is eligible for
an academy award nomination
for her terrific grandmother in
THE Eddie Cantor Story"
Marilyn Erskine at the preview
with Tab Hunter puts her career
in higher gear with her very
sympathetic Ida. And I liked
Jackie Barnett as the young
Jimmy Durante. Memo to Sid
ney Skolsky. When you do the
sequel. please persuade Eddie to
play himself.
No bad feeling between Abbott
and Costello. and Buddy Hackett
and Hugh O'Brian who took over
Fireman Save My Child" when
Lou became sick. In fact, Bud
and Lou had the younger comics
over to lunch to give them some
pointers.
Move over Dior. Jacques Faith,
etc. jeanne Dru has bought a
so per cent interest in a Paris
salon titled, "Yolande." Scratch
any movie star and you will find
a business tycoon.
X X y
Fred Allen Is making a third
try to bring Aliens alley to TV.
For no reason I can guess, the
show that was tops in radio has
failed twice in transplanting to
video.
Barry Sullivan played a re-
porter in three pictures. But in
'Playgirl' with Shelley Winters,
he gets a raise-he's a publisher.
Gene Barry tush-tushes re-
ports of trouble with wife Betty
Carson. Says they have just
chalked up nine years and were
never happier.
Jack Dempsey's new sweetie-
pie, Helen Gurney. doesn't care
If she does have to mix with his
sporting friends. If they're good
enough for him, they're good
enough for her. But there's a
little competition with Mamie
Van Doren.
\ X
All the mattresses with Ann
Blyth in Student Prince" must
be blonde nordic types. First
one signed, athletic Alice Mark
ham. Alice swims in every Esther
Williams picture. Skis in every
snow film.
MICS John West tossed a
party for" Mr.. Peepers-Wally
Cox-after his show here Sun
day. There will be more big
shows coming here from the east
for a one shot.
A doorman chased John Eric
son from the door of the Pallad-
ium, believing he was bothering
one Of the singers. He was. His
wife. Millie Courey, singing with
the band.
tReleased by NANA.)
Evening star., 1953-12-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attraction:

And Time Of Showing |
Catholic University - ANTI.
gone"; $3.50 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - "Hondo";; 1870
$3.50. 5:35, TAO and 9:40 pm.
Capitol - Escape from For
Bravo; 11:25 am, 1870, 3:35
4:40, 7:45 and $50 pm.
Columbia - take the High
Ground. 11:25 am, 1880, 1885
$40, 7:45 and 9::55 pm.
Dupont - Martin Luther;
11:45 am. lao, $40, 5:35, 7:4C
and 9:45 pm.
Keith's - 1.-THE Glass Web:
1850 am, 1:50, $3.50, $50, 7:5C
and $50 pm.
Little-"The Years Between;
$40, 8 and GAS pm.
MacArthur-"The Gentle Gun
man; $50, $40 and $50 pm.
Observation-Disclosures; 11:3C
am, 1870, 3:35, 5:35, 7:40 and
9:45 pm.
Ontario - "Those Redheads
From Seattle; /, 2:40, 4:25, 6:10
7:55 and $40 pm.
Palace-"How to Marry a Mil
lionaire"; II am, 1:10. 1920
$50, 7:40 and $50 pm.
Playhouse-"Roman Holiday;
i am. los, $40, Sis, 1920 and
$3.50 pm.
PIaza-"Little Boy Lost; II
am. 1920, 2:40, 4:35, $40, sos
and 1905 pm.
Silver Spring-"Oliver Twist:
3, 5:55, 1855 and 9:45 pm.
TranS-Lux - From Here to
Eternity; 11:10 am, lis, 1925,
5:35, 1850 and 10 pm.
Warner-"This is Cinerama"::
2:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star., 1953-12-14
HOLLYWOOD.

S. s. steamship" Hahn, at
| torney for Jess Barker, will do a
! ''mother-in-law" defense when
his client goes into Burbank Su-
perior court tomorrow charged
with living Illegally in the Susan
Hayward house. Jess claims
half of the house is his. Jose
Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney
take of on that delayed honey
moon January 2, for London,
Paris and Spain. They won't re-
turn until April. +. And U-I is
called the Sentimental" studio.
They are paying everything for
the ailing Suzan Ball. Jack
Palance who arrives Wednesday
for "Sign of the Pagan" will
work five days only. then has the
studio permission to fly back to
New York for five days to spend
Christmas with his family.
Incidentally, JEFF Chandler
had first choice of role in the
picture, Attila the Hun or the
Roman Soldier. He preferred
the latter. I would have chosen
the Hun. Marjorie Main
two'd with Arthur Blake at his
oar Of music opening. That's
quite a combination. Connie
Smith set London on fire all over
again. with the photograph pub
lished over there, showing her
| in mink panties. =. And Olivia
de Havilland lost END Of the
Affair" in England, because Of
insisting on the right to choose
actors. writer and director for
same.
Gordon MacRae is getting up
a TV package for hour-long
college shows. He won't per-
form, just produce. Bing
Crosby is using the Ozzie and
Harriet Nelson sets for his TV
show January 8, which should
give you an idea of the type
show he plans. I love the
crack Sonny Whitney made
about L. B. Mayer. when Sonny
quit cinerama-"Who does he
think he is, with his measly 80
million dollars?" Meanwhile
no one quite knows what to do
with Paul Mantz's Seven
Wonders Of the World" shot for
cinerama. Jennings Lang
with his leg in cast, and Nora
Haynes on his arm, at the IA
nous. and Jane Powell, in a
surprise twosome with Jerry
Davis, at Cor's.
Esther Williams and Walter
Pidgeon do Million Dollar Mer-
maid" tonight for CBS's Theatre
of the Air" With yours truly
singing the praises of Ava Card
ner and Robert Taylor, in
knights of the Round Table"
And following up on television,
New Years eve.
Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz are
filming lots of "Lucy's," to be
free to visit several cities in
February, to help sell their pic
Evening star., 1953-12-14
The Cast.

agination than moviegoers have
seen used in a hundred such
conflicts. For once, the Indians
are not treated as mere head-on
attackers. Instead they are rep
resented as a resourceful force
employing tactics that they may
not actually have used but which
make exciting cinema sequence.
This clash which brings the
picture to its fadeout is brought
off dramatically enough to JUS
tify the films slow. but never
tedious, tempo on the way to it.
Holden'S performance as the
hard bitten Union captain who
grows roses and falls for a red
head between acts of ruthless
ness in his official chores is ex-
cellent. With the so differently
shaped roles he played in 1.-THE
Moon Is Blue" and "Stalag IT,"
it's potence makes vividly clear
why he is the fastest rising male
performer in Hollywood.
Miss Parker is q properly
high bred, strong willed counter
point to Holden's spartan male.
1t is the male roles, however,
that dominate Escape From
Fort Bravo" as they mostly are
in serious, suspenseful westerns.
Another corking piece of act
ing here is that of John Forsythe
as the sauve young Confederate
who pits his own quiet strength
against that of Holden. There
is lot of substance, too, in the
comic portrait of William De-
marest as an undecided old Con-
federate sergeant and that Of
William Campbell as a hothead
young rebel.
Evening star., 1953-12-14

sweepstakes is Escape from Fort
Bravo" which opened yesterday
at Loew's Capitol.
In color, and a mere two
dimensions but on wide screen,
this M-G-M production starring
William Holden, Eleanor Parker
and John Forsythe catches the
throb of honest excitement that
made Shane" and "Hondo" so
stylish. That it is a rewrite of
a familiar swatch of frontier
history proves thst the multitude
of previous goes at it failed be-
cause the writer's, not the sub
ject, were exhausted.
Frank Fenton is the scriptiSt
who this time fills the old story
outline with new riches. With
another of those habitually fine
assists Holden provides writer's
and directors, his screenplay
makes the badlands sprout an
other good movie.
You can safely make a memo
on your shopping pad to see
Escape from Fort Bravo" It
is sturdy in all departments.
story, acting, ingenious direction
and quality of photography
that is ruggedly dramatic in even
Ansco's pastels.
X
The tempo of Escape from
Fort Bravo" like that of
SHANE" is deliberate. Director
John Sturges' actors shoot and
ride but they are in no hurry to
do either. 1t has been made
clear to them that the important
thing is that they look like in
teresting human creatures in
volved in an eXplosively perilous
situation.
Arizona's Fort Bravo in the
year 1863 was a dangerous spot.
1t was garrisoned by a handful
of Union Army officers and men.
a prison camp for a large and
restless group of Confederate
troops, and surrounded by
vastly outnumbering force of
scalp-hungry Mescalero Indians.
Union Captain Holden. a ma
tive of the area who would like
to see it peaceful and fertile,
is the man who tries hardest to
keep the uneasy peace of the
fortress. It is no job in which
man can relax. Holden doesn't.
He is tough enough to practice
palpable cruelty if that looks like
the workable tactic of a moment.
First chink in his arrnor is dis
covered by Miss Parker. Whether
she is exploiting his romantic
vulnerability to aid the escape of
her Confederate or is honestly
attracted to the captain is one
of the plot threads with which
the script plays most piquantly.
This provides the action with
one of its most impressive
ascentS, yet hardly more than
the question of whether in event
of Indian attack, the Union and
Confederate forces will unite.
1t is all worked out in Director
Sturges' own good (sic) time
and in an atmosphere reminis-
cent of that in "Ox Bow In
cident." one of the most memoir
able of all westerns.
The climatic battle between
the whites and the Mescaleros is
one which involves more inn
Evening star., 1953-12-14

ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO" Q
by Nicholas Nayfack. directed by John
Sturges. screenplay by Frank Fenton,
story by Phillip Rock and Michael Pate.
At the Capitol.
Evening star., 1953-12-14
Reunited

Irving Kaye, the man who
started Jerry Lewis in show
business, plays a key support
ing role in Paramount's "Liv-
ing Up," Technicolor comedy
co-starring Dean Martin, Lewis
and Janet Leigh. Kaye was
social director of Browns
Hotel in the Catskill Noun
tains when he first met Lewis
who was then a busboy.
Evening star., 1953-12-14
The Passing Show
Fort Bravo Rates q Place
Among Stylish Westerns
BY Jay Cormody

Holywood's way reuvenating continues to
work successfully the doping Is that might look
suspicious track stewards nevertheless plain delightful
to moviegoers
New the hammering hooves cinema
Evening star., 1953-12-14

12s King s.. n.s-sA4s
AAAAAO Pafkins Spocs
<IvICTOR MATURE. MARI BLANCH-
4 lard, THE Wells OF BAGDAD."
Evening star., 1953-12-14

CA IUYNV toIrtax Va Phone /e6
k1AAsA kAO Free Porkino
| Walt Disnev's PETER PAM" in Techs
Also "BEAR COUNTRY
Evening star., 1953-12-14

The Shorsham Hotel, Westminster. B. {
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
Storage Payments
On Redeemed Grain

STORAGE P PAYMENTS of IA
cents bushel for wheat and 10
cents a bushel for oats will be made
to farmers who redeem 1952-crop
resealed wheat and oats during the
1953-54 reseal period, USDA an
nounces. Payment will be made re-
CARELESS of whether it is redeemed
by producer or delivered to CCC.
The decision to pay storage on re-
sealed grain redeemed represents a
change from the programs announced
last spring which provided for the
payment of storage only if the re-
sealed grain was delivered to CCC
in satisfaction of the loan.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
Defense Production
1854 Wheat Support
Average at 1920

WHEAT OF THE 1854 crop win
be supported at national average
price of not less than 1920 bushel,
a cent per bushe1 less than the aver
age support price on the crop now
being marketed, USDA announces.
The 1854 support price, announced
at this time in accordance with for
ward pricing provisions of agricul-
tural legislation, is 90 percent of the
Aug. Is wheat parity price of $2.45.
If the wheat parity price next July
1 is more than $2.45, the support
level will be increased to reflect 90
percent of the parity price at that
time. In no event will the support
price just announced be reduced.
To be eligible for wheat price sup
port in 1854, producer must ID be
in compliance with his 1854 wheat
acreage allotment, and 81 obtain
wheat marketing cards for all farms
in the county on which he has am
interest in the wheat crop.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
WOOD BROS. MFG. CO.
OREGON Is, ILLINOIS
1870 EGGS "A DAY
INSTEAD OF %

Mrs. VIM. ]. Turvey poultry raiser in the
far north state of Washington, tells an in
teresting story of increased egg production.
She says:
81 have 178 chickens. In November their
appearance was poor, and getting 10 to
% eggs a day. started giving Don Sung in
their feed. Now, in December, I am getting
100 eggs day, and my flock is ivelier, and
looks much better. Surprised isn't the word
I'm really amazed at the change in my flock
Will you do as we'll? You won't know until
you try Don Sung for hens that weak,
under-vitalized and lazy. When flocks are
deficient in manganese vitaminS, and other
essential elements which laying hens require,
and which are necessary to pep-up egg produce
ton. Don Sung supplies these essential sup
Elements. 1t does not force or hurt the hen
in any way. Why not try Don Sung for your
flock? At all dealers send SOC for trial
package Cor 81 for large size holding times
as much), plus 15c handling charge, to Bur-
rell-Dugger Co., 329 So. Meridian st. In
dianapolis IS, Ind. Don Sung must show a
profit or money refunded. Give Don Sung to
your flock now.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

Edward L. Refer. 1883 graduate of the
HuntleY Project high school. was
named winner of the Pacific region
FLA dairy farming award of $500 at
the 25th national FLA convention in
Kansas City. In his four years of vo-
cational agriculture Refer crossed
more than S35.ooo frcSn farming and
an estimated net of $4,000. His present
investment includes about $4,000 In
livestock and $1,000 in machinery.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01
Dates to Note

Nov. 1-3-M on t Reclamation
Assn. 18th annual meeting, Kah-
spell.
Nov. I6-18-Montana Farm Bureau
annual convention, Billings.
Nov. I8-l9-Montana Assn. of Son
Conservation Districts annu a /
meeting, Great Falls.
March I3-2o-Eighth annual Mon-
tana Winter Fair, Bozeman.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-24
Sdeline Views
BY JOHN STICK

The basketball rule makers =
tie National Basketball Commit
tee of the United States and
Canada = have spoken. The con-
troversial one-and one foul rule
will be retained next year.
The Committee which writes the
book for colleges, high schools. the
Amateur Athletic Union and
Y.M.C.A.'s met in Kansas City last
week for two days and left court
rules without single major
change.
The one-ln-one foul rule was re-
tanned despite an almost to
opposition from coaches. The rules
group said there was no suitable
substitutes. and preferred the pre-
sent rule over something even
more questionable Besides in a
blanket questionnaire. coaches said
they were in general agreement
with the whole body of present
rules
The one-ln-one rule Stipulates
that the victim Of a common foul
gets two chances to make one foul
conversion until the last three
minutes of the game when he gets
two shots for all types of fouls,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-24

against a touring Rider College
nine In all, the Tiger baseballerS
will play l8 games, ten OF them at
home. and against some prettj
good clubs. AKRON. ard l~nr i;
land are other teams 10 be met
on southern training iaunts.
While Richmond. VNT and VIII
liam & Mary are scheduled in adj
dltion to eight MD Conference
foes.
Captain Frank Folfnq1 wj,1
probably be used as Coach Milan. /
chlei stopper on the mound Al
vel as SERVING as field leader sor
the BengalS. Stol-eler Fulton WITH
probably form the second half Of
the battery, alternating mounr,
Hoffman.
Dick Edmunds. sen.or loteran
VIII lead the tennis squad which
has formidable schedule III II
matches, including those wj,h
Richmond. VMI. w & r. william,
ana Mary, N. c. State and C;e,ro j
washington. Every member If
lase years squad is back aIonq
with exciting new blood n TIT
- ner nigh school champions.