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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-01
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-10-01

ALLARD-PALM BEACH
English Ford Zephyr engine. Never
raced. Owner leaving for Europe.
Must sac. $1,000. HU. 3-9296. HU
$685. II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-03

II you Ike Americas loveliest women follow the fame
Dorothy Gray .Rue Of Three" you know what
ing skin lovelier. So stock UP now The savings
enormous.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01

last 1 even dared to try to chuck
Mirandy meath the chin and change
her mood from frown to grin. The
first two weeks that we were wed,
she'd pat me gently on the head
or plant kiss upon my nose and
say, "My dear, do you suppose that
you could take the time to go and
bring a chunk of wood or 500"
Them days did not last very long,
and now 1 know there's something
wrong unless she says, with thumb
rous boom, Get wood" and Shoves
me with the broom. If I should take
her in my arms and turn on all my
many charms, she might melt like
she used to do and issue orders with
a COO; but that for sure I'll never
know, can't get close enough, by
Joe. I'm sure 'twould save a lot of
pain if some kind soul would just
explain to bridegrooms that their
kissing score won't help 'em out for
evermore; the thing them boys will
really need is stiffness and running
speed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01
Streak Mosaic
Yellows Wheat
By THEODORE FOSSE

Cascade County Extension agent
STREAK MOSAIC. a virus plant dis
ease, has been diagnosed as the cause
of yellowing and diseased condition
reported in some winter wheat fields
in northern Cascade and in Teton,
Pondera and Chouteau Counties.
Diagnosed after fields in the Fairfield
and other areas were examined by DR..
John Slykhuis of the science service
laboratory of Lethbridge, DIR. M. Alan
asiev, professor of botany, Montana
State College, and George Roemhild,
assistant state entomologist.
Occurrence of the disease is not re-
garded as serious by the specialists if
reasonable care is taken in its control.
Streak mosaic virus is transmitted by
a tiny mite too small to be seen with
the naked eye. This fact was estab-
hshed only last year by DR.. Slykhuis.
Since the mite can live only on green
forage, DR.. Slykhuis points out that the
disease is comparatively easy to con-
troll. 1t is mostly matter of delaying
planting of winter wheat in the fall
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01
Grower Estimates Crop Drier
Will Save 10 Cents a Bushel
By BILL STELLAlON. Roping Reporter

COMMERCIAL CROP DRIERS have
proved their value in many wetter areas
of the state But how about in areas
where weather normally favors haying
and harvest?
Charlie Grant, Sheridan County farm
er-rancher, is in such an area. And he
believes the all-purpose commercial
drier he bought this year is sure in
vestment.
81 figure moisture cost me an aver
age 10 cents bushel on my wheat for
the last six years." Grant explains. "At
that rate. it won't take long for the
drier to pay for itself. and more"
And, while grain-drying will be its
most important use, the drier will come
in handy during some haying seasons,
too. he expects.
The drier Grant purchased has a
propane heat unit and an electrically
powered blower. At capacity, it will
cut moisture content of $50 bushels of
wheat from 10 per cent to 10 in an
hours time. And, as Grant has it ar
ranged, the drier can be kept operating
continuously as long as necessary.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01

Grant connected special drying bin
to the 25,000-bushel elevator which he
built on his farm this year This is a
300-bushel, screen bottomed, wooden
bin partitioned into two 50-buShel Sec
tons and built on a 27-degree slope.
Wheat can be put into it from any ele-
vatOr bin and, once dried, can be put
back into any bin with gravity and the
elevators lift system taking care of
the work.
Heat from the drier can be directed
into either section of the drying bin,
where it is forced through the foot
thick layer of wheat in the bin and
goes on into the air.
So, while wheat in half the bin is
being dried, the $50 bushels already
dried is returned to the elevator and
replaced with wet wheat
With the drier and the cleaning mill
also included in this new elevator,
Grant believes he will be able to take
all the dock out of his marketed wheat
at relatively little cost. The cleanings
he will use at home. as feed for either
his hogs or cattle.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01

THERE'S NOTHING young men
learn so soon as that life amt no
honeymoon, and it takes more than
just kiss to guarantee you welded
bliss. 1 once thought all 1 had to
know was how to be a Romeo, but
lots of years have wandered by since
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01

until Wei after all nearby spring wheat
has matured.
This was borne out by the observation
that all infected fields examined this
spring had been planted exceptionally
early last fall. They probably received
their infection from nearby grain
field that stayed green up to the time
the new winter wheat emerged or from
volunteer wheat or green grasses in
poorly tended summerfallow.
First symptoms of streak mosaic are
light yellow streaks or stripes on the
leaves of the grain. When the infec-
ton is received early in the fall the
plants may appear strong at first and
come out well again in the spring, but
they later turn yellow and some of the
plants die.
1t takes only one mite to transmit
the virus infection to plant. These
mites have a short reproductive life
cycle of only to 10 days. The mites
are airborne. Hence fields will general
ly show infection on the north and west
sides, from the direction of the pre-
vailing winds.
Spraying is not recommended at pres
ent because once a field is infected
there is no known spray that will help.
Benzene hexaehloride (BHC) and
lindane are now accepted by USDA as
insecticides for dipping cattle and sheep
in federal-state cooperative scabies
eradication work.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1954-07-01

specially County,
bushels be dried Bin filled by gravity elevator and
empt battles
png at low end of bin For drying Grant piles about foot of wheat atop
which bottom
stored forced through the wheat to moisture
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Granville GUIDE, Florist
Heads Rotary Club

Granville Guide, president of
Guide Brothers Co.. florists, has
been elected president of the
Rotary Club of Washington.
Elected vice president was
Ralph w. Lee. Directors chosen
were Paul N. Cherry, Robert w
Fleming and Philip Larner Gore.
Mr.. Guide, who will serve for
one year, succeeds Thomas J,
Groom. The directors were
elected to three-year terms. All
will take Office July /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-25
Caracas Declaration
On Human Rights All
But Winds Up Session
By The Assoeiu,.d Pres.


CARACAS, Venezuela Mar.
25.-The Donation Inter-Amer-
ican Conference, having hur.
died. thorny issues of commu-
nism, commerce and colonialism
moved today toward completion
with a lone committee still try
ing to clear its agenda.
The Juridical-Political Com
mittee began consideration Of a
revision and Qualification of the
principles of diplomatic and ter
ritorial asylum.
Approved in Stormy Session.
A declaration on human
rights, expected to be called the
Declaration of Caracas. was APP
proved by the committee yes
terday after lengthy and often
stormy sessions. The resolu-
ton:
/. Reafirmed adherence to the
principle of human rights con-
tanned in American ana United
Nations declarations:
2. Reiterated the right of each
State to freely choose it's own
institutions without inter-
vention on the part of any State
or group of States. directly or
indirectly, in their domestic and
external affairs and particularly
without the intromission of any
form of totalitarianiSm"; and
3. Renewed the conviction of
the American States that lone
of the most efficacious means
of strengthening their domestic
institutions consists in height
ening respect for the individual
and social rights of man, with
out any discrimination whatso-
ever"
Efforts to Be Unified.
The declaration expressed the
resolve of the American States
to unity their efforts ito the
end of applying, developing and
perfecting the aforementioned
principles so that they consti-
tute the basis for firm and
united action directed toward
achieving as soon as possible the
effective realization of the sys-
tenn of representative democracy.
the dominion of justice and So
cial security, and the economic
and cultural cooperation essen
tial for the common we'll being
and prosperity of the peoples of
the continent"
Guatemala abstained from the
otherwise unanimous vote after
the committee rejected it's
amendment calling for guar
antees for all political or any
other kinds of opinion"
In a late session yesterday, the
Juridical-Political Committee de-
cided not to consider the statutes
Of the Inter-American Peace
Commission. With adjournment
scheduled this week end, the
committee felt it did not have
time to discuss the statutes
properly and sent them to the
council of the Orangization of
American States for considera-
ton.
A conference plenary session
last night elected Chile, Colon
bia, Argentina, Brazil. Mexico,
Venezuela. the United States,
Peru and the Dominican Repub-
lie to f1ve-year terms on the
Inter-American Juridical Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

~-~~~~~-~~~-~~--~-> ~--~->~->-~~s~-~~>~~~~
ing to Press Agent Stang, sis
going to assure Millions success. "
Tomorrow also will bring one
of the new shows, q half -hour
filmed drama titled Studio ST."
sponsored by-you'd never guess
the H. j. Heinz Co. This one
is set for DuMont (WTTG) on
Tuesdays at 9 pm.
.... y X X \
ON THE FRINGE-If WASH
ington stations don't have
enough football for you and
your Baltimore reception IL
clear, WAAM has news for you.
Twelve pro games will be tele-
vised this season over WAAM's
Channel 13, starting October 3
and continuing Saturdays and
Sundays through December IL.
AS set up now the schedule in
cludes three Redskin games.
X \ II
NOT so PERSONAL - Jim
Gibbons and Bob Wolff will
team up for six 15-minute pre-
game shows to precede televisied
Washington Redskin tilts on
WMAL-TV this fall. First on the
schedule Is next Sundays Red
skins-FortV miners game.
Joe Hasel, veteran sportscaster
is now on the WRC-WNBW
staff. Regular chores include a
$3.50 pm. broadcast and an lis
pm. telecast nightly. =. An
other new face around the local
NBC chambers .(prettier one,
too) is that of Patty Gavin. She
takes over the 12:15-1 pm.
women's program on WRC start
ing next Monday Bill Cullen
Is a coast-to-coast commuter
again, with place the Face"
back on the air, now on NBC-
TV. He flies out for the Satur-
day shows Hollywood origination
each week. flies right back to
New York for other TV activities.
Liberace can turn that swim
ming pool shaped like a piano
in on one shaped like Fort Knox
any day now. His filmed TV
show now is on 217 stations, a
record. Banks continue to be
among his leading sponsors,
which makes it a real reciprocal
proposition. Betty Madigan,
a lot of disc jockeys seem to
think, has followed up her SEN
sational joey" with another
record sensation. This one could
turn out to be a d double-hit, with
THAT Was My Heart You
Heard" on one side, Always
You" on the other. Johnny
Carson. busy during the summer
with CBS-Tv's Earn Your Va
cation" has been signed to an
exclusive contract by the net
work. 1t calls for his services
as both writer and performer.
Evening star., 1954-09-20

think I'd be hanging around
another season?"). along with
Singer Charlie Applewhite. The
new regular cast member will
be Nancy Walker. who, accord
Evening star., 1954-09-20
HiehIiehts
Teieyision Todoy.

$3.50, WTOP t9)-The Early
Show: John Anderson stars
IN "Serenade to an Empty
House" the story of a strange
and sinister house.
$500, WTOP t9)-Burns and
Allen: Oracle with wrin-
kled fender tells understand
ing George that an elephant
sat on it, but no one. includ-
ing the insurance man, be-
lieves her.
500, WNBW a. Operation
Entertainment: A special
tribute to the performers who
have entertained overseas.
General Matthew B. Ridge
way and George Meany will
participate with live appear
ances by Bob Hope, Danny
Kaye. Ray Bolger and others.
$500. WMAL (T--Junior Press
Conference: Gov. Robert B.
Meyner of New Jersey will
face a panel of teen ayers.
800, WTOP (9)-Public De-
fender: Attorney Bart Mat
thews comes to the rescue Of
a jockey jailed for injuring
another Jockey during race.
800, WTTG (5)-Boxing from
New York: frankie Fernan-
dez VS.. Luther Rawlings in a
1O-round welterweight bout.
1O:O0. WTOP (9-Studio One:
Franchot Tone and Edward
Arnold star in Twelve Angry
Men," a story from behind
the locked doors of a jury
room during a murder trial.
Radio Today.
$3.50. WWDC-Wild Bill Hick-
ock: Guy Madison and Andy
Devine return to the air to
recreate the days of the old
west.
$500, WRC - Hollywood Bowl
Concert: Liberace is tonight's
guest.
1928, WWDC-Baseball: Wash
lngton VS.. New York at YAM
kee Stadium.
$500, WRC - The Telephone
Hour: Contralto Blanche
Thehom will be the guest
artist.
Evening star., 1954-09-20
On the Air
On rne Air
Lehman Has Tested Show
For His Next CoIorcust
By Harry Macarthur

The major televiSion event of
this week could be Max Lieb-
mans next color spectacular for
NBC. This seems to be a fairly
safe prophecy in spite of the fact
that his first highly-touted tint
show f1zzled rather than ex-
ploded when unveiled a week ago.
This time (next Saturday from
9 to 10:30 p.m) Mr.. Lehman will
have tested material on his side
when he presents Ann Sothern
in Lady in the Dark"
What he will have is a musical
play by Moss Hart which orig
inally was successful Broadway
vehicle for Gertrude Lawrence.
Ut also spanked Victure Natures
careero Mr.. Lehman also will
have at his disposal a musical
score by Kurt WE'LL with lyrics
by Ira Gershwin. You surely re-
member This Is New" and Saga
of Jenny"
To play this affair before the
color cameras the producer is
assembling a talented cast. Latest
addition to Miss Sothern's sup
porting company is Carleton
Carpenter, young Hollywood
movie player seen in Three
Little Words" take the High
Ground" and Summer Stock"
among other films. He has ap-
peared on Broadway, too, in
John Murray Anderson's cal
manac." On television in Lady
in the Dark" he will be playing
the role done originally by Danny
Kaye.
Luella Gear, one of our more
dependable condolences, will be
on hand. too. So will James
DAILY, having graduated from
Sheldon Reynolds Foreign In
trigue."
Mr.. Lehman may just redeem
himself with this one. Forward
is the only direction he can
travel, anyhow. from "Satins and
Spurs"
NEW AND RENEWED "A
number of those autumnal
changes in the TV program
schedules will be coming up this
week, for new shows and for
others returning from summer
vacations.
Tonight, for instance, will
bring back a pair of favorite
one-hour dramas to resume that
old competition for your time.
Robert Montgomery Presents"
(WNBW-9:30 p.m.) will start
the new season with Robert
Sherw ood's second teleplay,
Diary" Janice Rule and John
Cassavetes head the cast. Studio
One" will resume, too, at 10
tonight on WTOP-TV's Channel
9. The play. juryroom drama
titled Twelve Angry Men," will
have Edward Arnold and Fran
chot Tone in leading roles.
Tomorrow will see the return
of Milton Berle (WNBW, 8 p.m.),
a fact attested to by note from
Arnold Stang, who plays Francis,
the stagehand, on the show.
Writes he: Fortunately for
Berle. I will be back, too. But
unfortunately for me, I find in
the fine print Mr.. B. has slipped
a clause into my contract saying
that this year I must double as
press agent for his TV mish-
NASH. Max will be back, too
C"If it wasn't for her do you
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

zadnjih sest mjeseci bilo je zdravstveno stanje
Decjem Dou vro povoljno Nije bilo nikakovh ezh bo
lest prehada je bio erno vrlo mao Dr. Jakopich
vodi brgu mad zdravstvenm m erama Domu cijep die
protv boest kadgod je to potrebno Dr. Kropk vodi
brigu da djeca dobu potrebnu zubarsku njegu Ia
stupnk Department of Health Dr. Potke odrzao e sasta
max nasim jecncma dobio popuni izvjesaj lecnc-
koj skrb j rekordu ptanju zdravlja djece.
Uplate djecu
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20
0dsjek br. II s|avi @.godisnjicu HB.z.
prikazuje film "0vo je Yasa H. B. l."

Unontown Pa. = Clanstvo odsjeka broj u &c pro-
slaviti 60godsncu Hrvatske Bratske Zajednice jepm
programom plesnom zabavom nedjelu a. oktobra 1854,
u Hrvatskom Domu Franklin Street.
Prosava &c poceti tocno sati posije podne pri
kazom pomcnh slika bojama, kojma vec mnogo 60
vori naso drugm kolonama to je film "Ovo je Vasa
Hrvaska Bratska Zaednica". Uz to cemo imati govor
nka IL glavnog ureda nase Zajednice. 49,.
Zajednici govore brat John Ovcarch, tajnik bolne
potpore osteta brat FLIP Vuelc, urednk Zaednicara.
Kroz oval film najprije prikazuje gavn ured nase
Zaednce odjeljenja MENU, te tete vdje kako od
bornc casnc cinovnici rade istome. Zatm po redu
prkazuje aktvnost naveceg gnijezda naso Zajednc
to je gnezdo bro 10 Gary Indiana, gdje cete vdet
negovu ljenu skou druge kuturne aktivnos. Onda
prkazue Djecj Dom HBZ Des Plaines Illinois, gdje cete
vdeti djecu ljetnu kempu veli piknik odrzan julia
kao sve druge stvari aktivnost istome Film traje
55 mnua, istoga vrlo zgodno tumac objasnjava
geskom jezku brat Stephen F. Brich urednk engleskog
djea "Zajednicara'.
Nakon fima biti &c plesna zabava, koju &c svrat
tamburask zbor "Tamne Serenaders IL McKeespor Pa.
Decki zboru znadu unnu svirat narodne
moderne plesove prema tome zadovoljt &c starim
mladim plesacima Uz to cemo mat izobilu razna Pc
Gene janjene prasetine kao drugih tecnh zagrizaka
svjezh naptaka nase clanove, goste prijatelje.
Stoga pozvlu svi nas prateli IL mjesta okolice,
da dodju svom posjetom uzvelcau nasu proslavu
"a. oktobra,
Katarina Yulsh, dopisnca.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-10-20

do devedeset ece zvana to znatno de troskove Donna
a pristojbe doprnasaju razmjerno mao troskovlma
Kad uzmemo edno, izgleda, da nece blt druga
cje dokegod upate Deci Dom budu cent? ma mjesec
godine ali pricno upoznao kako canstvo mlsh osJe
Stotine nazh canova IL naraznh kajeva ma posetu
Domu mi rekle, da i'm bi bilo zao dati pedeset
cent? mjesec ovakovu stvar kao sto Je DecJ Dom
Dom, ako jest onda je mnogo moralnje zatvort Dom
nego upat po MENU rad troskova koe ne predvdeno
pokrice
kad sve ovo promisio onda vratio misi-
ma ma izvestaj brata gavnog tajnka zaptao Sc ne b
bo bole da znese kakovu konkretnu preporku da
primic udese prema danasnm prikama nego sto je po
Glavni Odbor canstvo, da duboko zamisli?
Fama Djecjeg Donna
Koko mogao saznati farma Djeejeg Donna je
goruce ptane cd onoga casa kad odena kao posebno
tjeo koje samo uzdrzavat pokazati dobitak i'll
gubtak Do sada zgeda da je fara ba gubitak ipak
ona kao ovakova Domu dobro dolaz da sc resi stvar
koJe odvoze farmu opaci hrane pepeo kroz kojh
sedan mjesec lozena Kako e Decji Dom izvan grada,
bo b nezgodno odvozit nekamo drugamo. Ia
svari bi mozda potroso cd prike, koli je gubtak
farmi danas Kad svi usevi budu pobran, moc &c
o farmi wise progovoriti
Ovoga ljeta dobo 500 busla psenice 100 busla
b. Kukuruz je jos polju Ma farmi imamo danas
40 kokos, IA odraslih svnja 38 prasaca; 13
janca Oval mjesec &c preorat kojh trdeset akr
lJe stav nju Jesenske usjeve, ako kako nam bude
vrijeme dozvoljavalo.
u ostalom ako Glavni Odbor dozvol odboru Djecjeg
Donna men, mi cemo nasavti popravci1na nadostav
ljanjem iii namjestavanjem pojednih stvari Domu.
Izvrsni Odbor, ia znam, da Odbor Djecjeg Doma
bana, da ce zdravstven odo drzave Illinois preko svoh
izaslanka patti da Sc nadalje izvrsuje po nhovoj
zeJ, i'll Sc preko toga prelazi ma to zaboraMja.
Toliko imao da kazem prigodom sjednice Gav-
nog Odbora H.B.z., te vas sve bratsk pozdravljam.
Nick D. sarich upravitelj Djecjeg Donna HBZ
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L. ovoga popisa sc vid da su djeca bia 1914
jedana ljetovanu, kad b tocno racunao sva
kim danom mogo bi reci da bila 1876 tjedana ma
etovanju Neka dieca bia ovde 10 dana to e uzeto
dani swell ma jedne dali b jos diva tjedna Broj tedana
godne znoso wise prosle godne to Sc opaza
ma pristojbama pacenim "a boravak ma ljetovanJu
LetovaliSte lie zatvoreno nedelju 22. kolovoza sa
takozvanim Camp Day" koj ba pozvana sva DIE
Ca koa bila godne letovanju Poslje podne e
provedeno pvanju natjecanu. Podijeljene nagrade
onma, koj Sc istakli kao vrsni pivac ronioci.
Decu je oval put posuza narocita sreca jer su Dom
naa braca bivsi glavn tajnk HBZ. brat Badovinac,
bivs auditor Zajednice brat Nkoa Komin. Kao mnogo
pua kroz zadnh dvadeset godna oval put e brat Bado
naisao Dom snabdjeven obilnm fotografskim
terijaom cijelo po podne e uzmao ske kupalistu:
Tako natjecanja plivanu ronenju snimljena,
djeca &c i'll mati prku jednoga dana vdet kako pri
asnja deca kroz godne godne gedaa snimke IL Donna,
bio poedinacno blo grupama, "Zajedncaru Junior
Magazine.
Brat Badovnac nije mogao odabrat bolJ dan, da
Idle Dom nego tn nedjeu, da uveica Camp Day. sni-
manjem sika Ma letovan je mala kcerku edna mlada
zena koja je pred kojih dvadeset godina bila Domu
provea nemu edanaes godna. Ona je pozdravla brata
Badovnca sa H Jay Bee sto znac da su ondasnja die
ca MEGA znaa kao vrlo omljeog costa Domu.
Nakon programa gosti bill pocasceni "wiener
sandvicima, ubencama sadoledom zadovojni ostavili
Djec DOM Verojatno da ce mnogi uvaMh zelju upra
We, da do godine opet nadju ljetovanju Domu.
Potrosc DjeGjeg Donna "per capita"
Gavni tajnk H.B.Z. rekao je svojem izvjestaju "a
sjedncu Gavnog Odbora mjesecu ku pod naslovom
"Djecji DOM slijedece:
"Izdaci Djecjem Domu stano povsuju owe 60
dine dos do visne da potrebno duboko tome mi
sl Ia PRIMER nize znasamo potroske posljednh
dam gona tako da te potroske mozete upored tros
kOIi ip1aO