davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-03-01

gent oil keeps resins from depositing rings and
pistons. When your tractor is doing light work like
towering hammermil, you still need heavy duty
oil. When your engine cool, moisture con-
denses and gunmy residue forms when the fuel Id
not all burned up. Heavy duty detergents in Conoco
HID Oil and Conoco Super Motor Oil dispense mois-
ture, stop sludge accumulation and prevent ring
sticking. Remember-they're both Heavy Duty to
help keep your engine new and clean.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
BY c. {. ButterfieId
Assoeioted Press Staff Writer
NEW YORK


Television's summer complex
ion is changing with the VACATION
of most of the expensive big va
rety shows, but in many ways it
will continue to look much the
same as in winter. A good sized
| list of programs won't take a
holiday.
Most requirements will have
production budgets much lower
than the regular. The shows
staying on do not expect any
particular change in costs, but
here and there some considera-
ton no doubt will be given to
lower priced guest talent.
All networks will have their
favorite stay-ons, NBC-TV and
CBS-TV indicate that together
they will have a total of 80 on
the night time list alone. These
are exclusive of the forums, most
of which also will continue.
Twenty of the 80 are CBS-TV
with the possibility others may
stick.
Among the continuing pro-
grams will be the ,hour-long
dramas, "Television Playhouse, "
Robert Montgomery Presents"
and "Television Theater," all on
NBC-TV. Studio One" of CHS
TV is the only drama program
to announce summer schedule
of lighter plays.
The Godfrey shows of CBS-TV
will go on through the summer
as usual. Also on the continu-
ing CBS-TV roster will be a
half-dozen or so who-dun-its.
However, one of these, Racket
Squad" also will serve as a re-
placement, moving in for Il Love
Lucy"
On NBC-TV the number of
shows which will rerun winter
programs has been reduced to
four. Filmed productions doing
so will be Groucho Marx, which
inaugurated the plan last year;
the Thursday "Theater" and 81
Married JOAN" "This Is Your
Life" which is transferring to
Tuesday nights at the end of
June, will do its repeats from
selected kinescope recordings of
live programs. "Dragnet," in
cluded in the original list, will
maintain its regular schedule
with enough programs filmed
ahead to last into next Novem-
ber.
Meanwhile the replacement
schedule has had some more ad-
ditions. all in keeping with lower
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Evening news broadcast
direct from The Stars news
room Monday through FRI
day over Stations WMAL
and WMAL-FM, 6 Pm.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Do You Have To Coax Appetites?
Tired Pspss and cros. Children

Leave it to tantalizing Lunch Box Sand
wich Spread I find children who shun
regular foods will eat them in a sandwich
made appetizing with Lunch Box. 1t adds
appealing come-on mixed with leftover
roast, meat loaf, bacon, bits of cheese or
hard cooked eggs Sandwich making is a
breeze with Lunch Box. We love the
crunchy tidbits of pickle relish and sweet
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Video Gets Summer [ Look.
But Many Shows Will Stay

cost summer policy. When the
Friday night fights go off NBC-
TV, a 45-minute filmed sports
review will take their place.
Next week on CBS-TV Red But
tons will be on vacation and a
panel show, Masquerade" will
take over Our Miss Brooks" of
CBS-TV will have a video YER
sion of the former radio quiz,
Earn Your Vacation" as its
substitute.
Fred Allen is. scheduled to con-
duct a new quiz. Judge for
Yourself" set to begin in mid
August. This will give him his
first regular show in two seasons.
When Ed Murrow's "See it Now"
returns to CBS-TV in August
after two-months off, it will have
a Tuesday night time instead Of
Sunday. The Sunday period will
be turned over to Omnibus"
The summer daytime roster is
not expected to undergo much
changing. The Kate Smith show
is the principal one to go of.
NBC-TV's pride, Dave Caro-
ways To-day" will continue but
Garroway will take a vacation as
a sub sits in.
Milton Berle, who last week
gave a farewell luncheon to his
NBC-TV sponsor for five years,
is saying adieu to his viewing
audience tonight at 8 with a guest
roster headed by Margaret Tru-
man. Ezio Pima and Gertrude
Berg Molly Goldberg) also will
be there. Berle will have a new
sponsor next fall. Petite Ruthie
Gilbert, who created the charac-
ter of Max. Berle's secretary,
really has developed as a come
dienne. She is just as cute and
pert off camera as she is on and
certainly should be back next
season.
Eddie Cantor, who has spent
the bigger share of his so years
in show business. celebrated 50
years of married life with Ida
on Sunday nights Comedy
Hour" From Hollywood he says
he's quite concerned how new
talent is to be developed in the
changing scenes brought about
by television.
Admitting that an established
actor on TV can reach in a
single night a vaster audience
than it was possible to do in 10
years in the past, Cantor signit1-
cantly asks:
'"The trouble is, how does the
neophyte get on TV. especially a
coast-to-coaSt telecast? They
always tell him to 60 out and get
experience"
What's needed, he thinks, are
more Showcases" in which new
professionals can be developed.
There still remain spots where
beginners can get under way but
he thinks a lot of doors have
been shut because of the demand
for experience.
In his years on the radio and
later television Cantor has done
his share in introducing new big
time talent, including Dinah
Shore, Denanna Durbin and
Eddie Fisher. The latest is
Danny Richards, a youngster not
yet in his teens who has made
several TV appearances with
Cantor.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
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Quick, Easy, Different Fish Dinner

Quick, Easy, Different Fish Dinner
Start with the choicest salmon steak
(or halibut steak) you can get your hands
on. Thatll be in package labeled Cap
tain's Choice at Safeway. And you're
in for two surprises. One, how perfectly
Captains Choice experts have sealed in
fresb-caught ocean favor. Two, how in
expensive these elegant fresh frozen fish
steaks are. Broil steaks according to in
structionS on the package. Heat a can of
Evening star., 1953-06-09

Senator Paul Douglas discuss the
Korean truce.
800, WNBW-FireSide Thea
ter: Phyllis Stanley and Reginald
Denny star in "The Deauville
Bracelet"
$3.50, WNBW - Candid Cam
era: Laraine Day is emcee.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense: The
drama is '"The Man Who Cried
Wolf"
1000, WTOP-Danger: James
Broderick and Hildy Parks ap-
pear in Borrowed Furs."
Evening star., 1953-06-09

condensed mushroom soup, (sometimes add
tbsps sherry and pour mixture over steaks Just
before serving. Serves 4, and it's tops with baked
potatoes and mixed vegetable salad. Isn't it
good and delightfully."- different? Remember
also. for easy summer meals, the other fine Cap
tain's Choice items Captains Choice offers The
tVide1 Oariety of 6Ny line of frozen se1fO0ds.
Evening star., 1953-06-09

away my favofire hot dogs. They're all
wholesome NssSt. Only pure beef and
pure pork, all government inspected,
goes into them. / kR04V saw them
made. Then Somersets are expertly
blended and seasoned. So perfectly they
have a tantalizing spicy, smoky favor
everybody likes. For q snack or Q meal
%. especially quick, easy summer meals
-. / can't suggest anything to beat
Somerset Franks. Get them at Safeway.
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Leftover Somer,et Erank.3 You'ra Lucky

slice them to make my Somerset
Quick Supper. It's 50 good you may
have to 60 back TO the package for
more. Cut hamburger buns in half and
cover with slices of cooked Somerset
Franks. Top generously with mixture
of " cup mayonnaise, " cup prepar-
ed mustard and " cup chopped sour
pickle. Takes care of about six halves.
Place under broiler and broil until
bubbly. Somerset Franks are far and
Evening star., 1953-06-09

ion is "Shall Alaska and Hawaii
Be Admitted to Statehood"
$500, WRC - Martin-LewiS
Show: Phyllis Thaxter visits.
TelevisiOn Today.
500, WNBW-Star Theater:
Gertrude Berg, Ezio PIMA and
Margaret Truman visit.
$500, WTTG-Blind Date: Jan
Murray is emcee.
$3.50, WTTG-The Big Issue:
Senator william Knowland and
Evening star., 1953-06-09
HiqhIiqhts
Radio Today.

8:1O, WWDC Base all:
Washington VS.. Cleveland.
8:25, WOOK-BaSeball: Mil
Waukee VS.. New York.
9:OO, WMAL-America's Town
Meeting: The topic for discuss
Evening star., 1953-06-09
Ccv,uQ DnnkoA FOOD News
Lse-Mix Too Good to Be True3

That's exactly what thought. hadn't tried it yet
Was LacMx really fresh bSsteHrized milk with
only fat and removed? Would it really keep on
my kitchen shelf until added water and made
delicious nonfat milk? Was delicious? Could Lac-Mix
possibly be nutritious that it would give US more
protein for ounce, than beesteak? It's all true
It's truly the wonder milk. I'm sure you'll tie to
Lac-Mix the day you try it, like did. Drink it, use
it in any recipe that calls for milk There's no finer
quality than Lac-Mix Fact is nobody produces nonfat
milk under such rigid controls Lac-Mix. We prefer
Lac-Mix whole milk now. One good reason is that
we are saving up to 81 a month on our milk bill!
Evening star., 1953-06-09

red peppers in it. They add nice variety to
salads and cold cuts :. make fish dishes
more interesting. Lunch Box is a very
palatable dressing for lettuce wedges just
as it is. For variation mix tbsp. of to-
mato ketchup with " cup Lunch Box
Sandwich Spread. notice my grocery
bills down because we use this spread %
many ways
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Landslide Blocks Vital
e. c. Salmon Run

VANCOUVER, BIC, R-An es-
timated $4,000 tons of rock and
mud have crashed into the Babine
River, blocking for the second
time in less than two years a
vital salmon run.
The Babine is a tributary of
the Sienna River system in north
central BIC.
The slide is in the same narrow
channel where a 5O0,OOO-ton slide
blocked the salmon run in 1851.
Workmen last Septemer managed
to clear a channel, but the new
slide has blocked it again.
Department of fisheries Off
cials said it is hoped to have a
channel before the Sockeye sal
mo migration starts in April. In
other years 100000 fish made the
run to the spawning grounds.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Reveal Political Influence
In Alcohol Tax Division

WASHINGTON, R-Rep. Kean
GRIND said Saturday House tax
scandal probers expect to produce
considerable evidence of political
Skullduggery in the Alcohol Tax
Division of the Revenue Bureau.
The House Ways and Means
subcommittee heard testimony
that, one month after a New York
liquor dealer donated $4,000 to
the Democratic party in New
York, then Deputy Revenue Com
missioner Carroll Mealey per
sonally interviewed to get him
federal liquor permit, previously
denied.
Kean, subcommittee chairman
said:
"We have cases involving per-
sons in high positions still in the
alcohol tax unit who were kept
there for political reasons. don't
think everyone, who should have
been, has been weeded out yet"
The subcommittee wound up
the first week of its 1853 hear
ings, which produced testimony
that Mealey failed to report over
$4,000 Of income during the five
years he headed the Alcohol Tax
Division. He quit in 1851.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Mccarthy Committee To
Question Undersecretary
In Probe of State Dept.

WASHINGTON, Up Sen. Nc
Carthy R-Wis) marked Carlisle
Humelsine, deputy undersecretary
Of State, for questioning in a
spreading investigation of the
State Department.
Humelsine is the man in ulti-
mate charge Of the departments
security operations and its mas
sive collection of secret files -
from which witnesses have sworn
that documents have mysteriously
disappeared.
In three days of public hearings
the special Investigations subcom-
mittee which Mccarthy heads has
received testimony that a special
agents report on suspected
Communist and some reports on
employees with unusual morals"
are missing from personnel files.
It also heard that derogatory let
ter about an employee was order
ed burned by some never-named
high official.
Sen. Mundt R-SD), a member
of the subcommittee, announced
he will task that Dean Acheson
himself be called if Humelsine
testifies that he acted under or
ders in not correcting this appal-
ling situation"
Acheson, former Secretary Of
State, has been a frequent target
for criticism by both Mccarthy
and Mundt.
The subcommittee inquiry is
in recess until Feb. 16. Mccarthy
said it will resume with 'some
extensive questioning of Vladi
NOR I. Toumanoff, who testified
that II think it is a good idea"
to withhold from department pro-
motion board the knowledge that
a man seeking promotion is
homosexual.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
COP Leaders Reach
Agreement with President
On Program of Legislation

WASHINGTON, p Top con-
gressional Republican leaders said
Monday they had reached agree
ment with President Eisenhower
on a wide program of legislation.
Sen. Taft, Republican floor
leader, said after a White House
call that Congress is shooting for
a July 4 adjournment and he be-
ieved it could be achieved.
Taft gave this quick rundown
on subjects which he said will be
taken up by Congress in this
session and which he said he is
certain of approval.
The report on legislative plans
followed the regular Monday
morning meeting between Eisen-
hover and the capitol leaders.
Taft and Sen. KnGWland R-CaliD
said in advance that they were
ready to lay before Eisenhower a
series Of suggestions for action.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09
Little Three" Balkan Alliance

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, R -
Greek Foreign Minister Stephan
Stephenopulos said Saturday his
country, Yugoslavia and Turkey
have arranged a meeting in Ath-
ens-probably late this month
to draft Little Three" Balkan
pact of friendship and alliance.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09

Some oysters are male or fe-
male at any one time, but nor
mally change from male to fe-
male and back again several times
during their lives
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-09

POWER ON PARADE! In this brilliant car IN
this Super 1897 Oldsmobile for 1853, show You
every major power feature the market! You'll take off
sOifty-ouise smoothly-stop surely
easy-when Oldsmobile's power features
60 work for you'll There's Power Steering Power
Brakes ;. and Hydra-Matc Super Drive for per-
feet power delivery Plus brand Power Styling inspired
by the Rocket Engine! Make date with the Super
s88" there's nothing thrilling the highway!
Optional ose ocosa.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
YMCA Highlights

The third field trip for YMCA
boys will be hold M"nday. June
%. The boys will visit the Marine
Corps Air Station, Opa Locka.
The grouu will leave the YIN,
$40 " W13th st. at 900 am. More
than 40 boys have enjoyed two
YIN field trips.
FAMILY SWIM
The Family Swim begins Mon
day. June 81 Tao nm AZ the
Dixie Pool. The entire family Is
invited to come out and swim.
Outdoor activities on the courts
at Dixie Park for adults will be
held Friday, June 10, 7:30 pm.
Come out and play voneyball,
ping pong. pool and other games.
The second in the series Of
Adult Educational films will be
held for adults June 20, 1880 pm.
at the Carver Branch. The pub
lie is invited.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
Personal

William Fitzpatrick, well known
driver for Browns Taxi Service,
will celebrate his 53rd birthday
on Sunday, June %. Fitzpatrick
was born in Tallahassee, the son
II Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fitzpatrick.
A special party in honor of his
birthday will be held on the same
evening, at the residence of Mrs.
Adell Owens, 1908 wv 22nd
court in Opa Locka, beginning at
3 pm. and lasting until. His sons,
George and William, Jr., will be
among the guests present. as they
are chops off the old block. All Of
his friends are also invited.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
WANTED

A refined married couple,
single man or single woman,
to share my home with me.
3-bedroom home with all
modern conveniences. Party
must have car for transpor-
tation. Very cheap rent. A
good proposition for the
right pat'ty. For Information
phone 1928. Mrs. Moore.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
w. G. Brockington
Dies At 81

William c. Brockington, Sr.
81, died at his home, 1918 NV
First place, Tuesday, June Is al
$3.50 pm. He suffered a heart at
tack and died suddenly.
Mr.. Brockington was a Miami
pioneer having lived here since
1903. He came here from his
home in Staten Island, N. Y. He
was a member of the American
Woodmen, World War / vet
eran and a member of the Amer
an Legion.
He is survived by a wife, AL
can, a son, William c. Jr., two
sisters, Estelle and Joyce Broc'.
lgton, and a brother, W. A.
3rockington. He is the son Of the
ate Mrs. Susie Ruff, an original
fiami pioneer.
Funeral services will be held at
II o'clock Saturday morning at
1t. Zion Baptist Church with the
Richardson Funeral home in
charge.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mrs. Catherine Burts, wife of
Mr.. Ed Burts, passed in her
home at 1882 NV 48th st. on Mon
day, June Is. The Burts are pio-
neer residents of Miami and her
,ntimely passing came as a great
shock to their many friends.
The remains will lie In state
at the Range Funeral Home of
Liberty City from Friday, June
10 at 5 pm. until Sunday at
am.
Funeral services and interment
will be held in Baltimore, Md.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

The pastor, officers and mem
bers of Central Baptist Church
wish to thank the moderator,
Rev. l.. A. Thompson, the master
of ceremonies, Rev. Joseph omIth
and the entire District of the At
lantic Coast Baptist Association
for their very splendid ceremon-
les for the ground breaking of the
new Central on Sunday which
was great success.
We also thank our community
ministers, Rev. I. S. Clark and
Elder Fl. Curtis for their coopera-
ton; visitors and friends from far
and near. We want you to know
Central is on its way. Thank you.
Rev. F.. J. Clark, pastor
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
IN MEMORJAM

In loving memory Of our dear
husband, father and grand father,
DAVID ROLE
who departed this life on June
%, 1948. May ne rest in peace
and may light perpetual shine
upon him.
Mrs. Mildred Role, wife
Berle Cooper, daughter
Veda Role, daughter
David Role. Jr son
Pfc. Richard Role, son
Alonzo Role, son
Maurice Role, grand son
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
FLORIDA C;arFs
Having Fine Season

The fast stepping Florida Gil
ants baseball team, under the
alert management OF Baby
Ruth" is currently enjoying one
Of the finest seasons they've ever
had. So far this season the team,
which has its Headquarters In
Miami. has won seven and Lost
four games. =
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

In memory of our dear beloved
father and brother,
JAMES REYNOLD MINGO
who died June %, 1852 in AS
bury Park, N. J.
Sleep on dear one, it's Gods will,
And it must be done.
The saints of God, their conflict
past,
And life's long battle won at last
No more they need the shield OF
sword,
They cast them down before the
Lord.
The Family
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

In sad but loving memory Of
our dear mother and grand
mother,
CLEMENTINA BURROWS
JOHNSON
who departed this life June 10,
1852.
Sleep on dear mother, and take
your rest
We love you but GSd loves you
best.
Mrs. Iva Williams, daughter
Sam Williams, son-in-law
Mr.. Ammon Role, son
Mrs. Georgia Burrows, sister
Grandchildren
cO6 'I7pna IDAHO 'IN
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20
NOTICE

The Southern Kings Gospel
Singers and the Florida Golden
Echoes will meet in a Battle of
Songs" Sunday evening, 8 o'clock
at New Bethel Baptist Church,
Liberty City. Rev. c. Jones, pas
tor. The public is invited.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

A happy Fathers Day to all you
wonderful dads. You have been
everything to us for another year.
Wish we could tie a RIBBON on
all of you, but can't. So we'll just
wish you lovely, lovely day
from all of us.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mrs. Henrietta Lovett of 439 NV
18th ST., died June Is. Body was
shipped on June IS TO Marion,
Fla, for burial.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mrs. Julia Warren of 1861 Will
lington ST., died June Is at Jack
son Memorial hospital. Body will
be shipped to WABASH, Fla. on
June %.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mr.. George Parker, 2O29 5uh
place, died June Is at the Jack
son Memorial Hospital. Funeral
services Friday 3 pm. at st. Luke
Baptist Church. Burial at Lincoln.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mr.. Nathaniel Oats of 1925 NV
l55th St, died June IA at Jack
son Memorial hospital. The body
was shipped to Patterson, Ga,
on June 10.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mr.. Oliver Butler, 9O5 Pauline
Drive, died June Is. Funeral SER
vices will be held at Key West on
Sunday, June 81.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mrs. Agnes Willingham of 220
Grand ave-, died June II. Fun
,ral service was held Wednesday
June II at st. James Baptist
church, Coconut Grove.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Baby girl Willingham Of 900
Grand ave-, died June IL, and
was funeralized Wednesday, June
II, 8 pm. at st. James Baptist
Church.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

BILL RIVERS will campaign
beautiful ballroom under construction Winner of the contest
will free admission ballroom attractions period of
na Amateur Hour from the Harlem Gardens the Paradise Lounge
In Liberia Seems the management didn't selling Ii
quo one night while she played dance for Opa Loka
Don't didn't tell hear that Quentin North and
central Florida beauty becomes and wife And
how about that bridegroom who failed his wedding
In the Grove Monday night GEORGE INGRAHAM,
Phiy for brother Chris
PATRICIA deserted "SCROOGE"
Tor the to attend the Famcee
LIAMS also left for the Hill Tuesday ROBERT
hoSpitalzed this week with old heel ament
Is back at the Whip after tiff with Schaeffer
A REPORT ON THE Accidental death OLIVER (O6
BUTLER was received this week from R. Nassau AIEAAND
his shpmate enroue to Nova Scotia cable
A1EXANDER is vacationng in New York RICHARD STRACHAN
KATHERINE BASDEN and GIRTHIA COOK
at Bethune ARTHUR SANDS Weekended
MARY ELLEN JOHNSON of Carter and Johnson Coffee Shop
and EATHEI WILLIAMS of Toback's Drug
both places stay full of male DAN FRANCIS
leaves for NYU this weekend
girl CHARLIE BROWNS booked the WV
Han IN Key West July 10 Here's getwel greeting EDITOR
REEVES bedded in the Christian Hospital
LEY Brooklyn school teacher makes the look
Saunters by Reminds lot of MARY BUTLER PFC LEON
EE6GUSON Is back nome from Japan BARBARA JEAN ROLE
BTW junior won top honors the Amecansm
Sored by the American that PFC RUDY
MCKENZIE has been wounded in action
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1953-06-20

Mr.. Rubin Washington of 267
NV 9th ST., died June IS. Remains
were shipped to Jacksonville on
June Is for burial.