davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Navajo times., 1962-09-05

Secretary OF the Interior Ste
Wart l.. UdalI today announced a
I so million board feet boost in the
annual allowable timber cut from
lands admin stored by the Depart
ment'S Bureau Of Land Manage
ment in western Oregon
The substantial upward revision
Of allowable cut is based on the use
OF new and more accurate ways of
measuring timber. The calculated
increase will provide enough tim
Der to build about S, 900 average
homes and will furni sh year-round
employment opportunities for 800
people.
Supplemental Congress onal
funds will be necessary for adver-
tising of bids, timber cruising and
other marketing costs, Secretary
Udall noted.
The new total allowable annual
cut for western Oregon lands man.
aged by BLM is 1927 million
board feet. This total includes the
combined allowable cuts for the
OGC Railroad Grant Lands, the
Coos Bay Wagon Road Grant Lands,
and intermingled and adjacent pub
lie domain areas. The lands are all
outside of the National Forest
system.
An earlier increased allowable
cut announced just a month ago re-
Elected an increase of 26 million
board feet above earlier declara-
tions and for the first time repre-
sented an allowable cut based on
unified management of all three
classes of lands
Secretary Udall noted that the
latest increase was the 1 tn since
the enactment of the OGC Sus-
tanned Yield Act in 1887 when the
base annual cut was 500 million
board feet. The increases repre-
sent both advances in better forest
management as we'll as increased
industrial efficiency in utilization.
Secretary UdaH saldthe Bureau
of Land Management has offered
for sale the full allowable cut for
the last nine years. In addition.
approximately 300 million board
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
Call and Recall

When Mrs. Henry Ken
nedy Of Athens, Ala. leaves
a message for someone to
call her, she frequently
adds:
IF you forget the name,
just think of the name Of
the President"
Then one night her hus-
band answered the tele-
phone and voice asked:
May / speak with Mrs.
Roosevelt ?"
Navajo times., 1962-09-05
MEXICAN HAT,
UTAH

GATEWAY TO MONUMENT VALLEY
AND VALLEY OF THE GODS
ON THE CANYON LANDS HIGHWAY
WITH COMPLETE FACILITIES
UNUSUAL SCENIC TRIPS
Navajo Rugs, JeWelry, Film,
Trailer Facilities, Airstrip,
Motel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
VIM LOSE OR DRAW
By FRANCIS sTANN

By FRANCIS STANN

BILE up to furlongs," Sam Levin remarked
before the colts defeat-at furlongs "He
has to show me he can go around two turns,
but if he can 60 route, he'll kill em ALL"
Il see no reason why Ridan shouldn't
60 distance" Eddie Vowel said
"Ridan'S a nice colt and he may be the
best of the 3-year-olds," Norman Haymaker
put it, but he's no Man O. War"
AND so 1T GOES in the bars and pad
docks and at the patios and pools And it's
reasonable to assume, barring injury that
Ridan, Sir Gaylord and Crimson Satan are
going to battle it out in the upcoming Fla
mingo, the Florida Derby, the Kentucky
version, etc.
Crimson Satan, third in the recent
Bahamas, is the colt which we privately sus-
pect is the choice of most judges of horse
flesh This one has been around two turns
of racetrack more than once, and over
distance there was no youngster to handle
him last year. Because of his running
he was voted the 2-year- old champion of
81, although Ridan was unbeaten and both
Ridan and Sir Gaylord had beaten him in
sprintS
Those who know horse-racing best
doubtlessly know the story of Crimson
Satan. 1t is possible that the leSS-learned
may be family interested. After all, Grim
son Satan could be the Carry Back of 80.
Seems there were a couple of guys
Peter and Peter William Salmen, jr.-who
Matched themselves a breeding farm near
Lexington, Ky. There was a big, red leaf
maple tree on the premises, probably be-
cause the Salmens brought it all the way
from oregon.
WHEN ONE GETS INTO this breeding
business, he's apt to go broke. The Sal
mens-Junior was only % at the time-con-
signed filly and colt to the Keeneland
yearling sales of 1860. The filly sold for
$780, When the bidding for the colt
reached only $4,000, the younger Salmen
made the upstream fight.
He bought his own yearling at the auc-
ton! 1t cost him $685. in agents fee. Now
they owned the colt, now he was on the
block. Now they owned him again.
Il caught little hell" young Salmer
says, meaning from his dad But pointed
out that he had spent more than $75O,OO(
for the farm, and if his top offspring was
worth only $4,000 we were in the wrong
line of business"
So the Salmens bought their own coll
and he won the 100000 Garden State anc
the $116,92O Pimlico Futurity. He's earned
more than 100000.
1--WE could have a prettier record if w
hadn't made few mistakes" Pete Salmen
jr., confeSses. Before we realized how gooC
he was we started him three times in l.
days at Keeneland
"He got better as we went along W.
started him in five races at mile and six
tenth and he won them ALL"
Questions, anyone?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Kentucky Resurge
B|unted by Maroon

consin kept up it's title hopes,
beating Indiana, 105-94, de-
spite a Appoint performance
by the Hoosiers' Jimmy Rayl.
Dave Downey scored "a and
Bill Burwell added % as Illinois
trimmed Northwestern, 1910,
and Terry Dischinger's 38
points led Purdue over Iowa,
82-75.
Bradley Q7-3) was just shy
of perfect from the foul line in
an 1917 Missouri Valley Con-
ference decision over Drake.
The fifth-ranked Braves hit on
Is of 26 free throws in running
their league record to 9-1-one
full game over Second-place
Cincinnati. All-America Chef
Walker paced Bradley with %
points.
Third-ranked Cincinnati CO.
p outclassed George Washing
ton, 83-43, in a non-conference
game.
Chappell Scores so
Len C'tappell established a
Wake ; rest record with so
points the Deacons moved
into a .Irst-place tie in the At
lantic Coast Conference by
blasting Virginia, 1867. The
6-foot-8 240-pounder, grabbing
"a rebounds along the way.
didn't hit his first field goal
until midway in the first half
and had only II points at in
PERMISSION. But he clicked on
IA of 16 shots in the second
half. giving him 10 of "a for
the night, and made IA of 10
foul shots. Wake Forest and
Duke, who meet Thursday,
share the ACC lead with 80
records.
Colorado improved it's Big
Eight record to a perfect 80,
downing Oklahoma, 64-56, in a
rugged game at Boulder. The
Bluffs lost Center Jim Davis.
who was elected for elbowing
just before intermission, and
had to come from behind
finally winning by converting
% of Al free throws.
Arizona State $3.50, Border
champion and NCAA tourney
bound, closed out it's conference
schedule with an 30 mark by
trouncing Hardin-Simmons, 95-
Ct. st. Bonaventure, getting 80
points from Soph Miles Aiken,
trounced DePaul at Chicago,
1850. And Jackson (Miss.)
State posted a $3.50 home
court victory over the Nations
top-ranked small college team,
Prairie View of Texas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
BIG CROWD EXPECTED
Duke Brings Size, Speed
Against Maryland onight

points shy of the entire Terp
total. For the season, Heyman
is averaging 26.6, Mullins Oil.
Duke has support elsewhere.
Jack Mullen, a heady backcourt
agent, has Joined the club since
the semester break and he, too,
can score. Example-27 points
VS.. North Caorlina 10 days ago,
The rest of the Duke cast in
cludes two sophs, 6-foot-11 Jay
Buckley. who starred over at
Bladensburg High, and Buzzy
Harrison. Buckley will be the
tallest man on the court.
Dukes three losses all deserve
an asteriSk. Duquesne and N
C. State did it before Mullen
joined the club, then N. C. State
did it again when Heyman was
idled with an ankle injury.
To combat all of this, Mill.
kan says he'll 60 with his usua
cast, meaning Jerry Greenspar
and Bob Eicher up front, Tee
Marshall in the pivot and Pau
Jelus and Bruce Kelleher in the
backcourt. Kelleher (15.O anc
Greenspan (14.0 are the tor
threats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

ceived a so per cent raise to
$21 900 for his hefty hitting in
1861.
The slugging utilityman
swung at a .305 clip with 81
home runs, winning eight
games in a pinch hitting role
-four with homers. And he
continued his clutch hitting
with two homers in the World
Series against Cincinnati.
Johnny was scheduled to sign
Saturday, but explained: They
treated me fine. I could have
signed Saturday. I just decided
to wait a few days"
Then, he said with a big,
broad grin:
you know, I'm the captain
of the Scrubbinis (reserves) 4.
This is my eighth year in
rookie camp"
Has Lot to Learn
Blanchard is at the advance
camp because Manager Ralph
Houk wants him versed in three
positions, giving the Yankees
more maneuverability with
Blanchard able to step in for
Catcher Elston Howard, aging
Outfielder Yogi Berra or First
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Maryland's basketball team,
which has pulled a couple of
mild surprises already on its
home court, goes for the big
shocker tonight - with the
odds and Duke against it.
The Blue Devils are ranked
seventh nationally. They are
1873 overall and apparently
not particularly vulnerable.
They are blessed, as the
scouts call it, with basketball's
two stable "S's"-Speed and
size. They also have Art Hey
man and Jeff Mullins, the
leagues premier one-two punch
Game time is 8:15 pm. at Cole
Field House, with the Mary
land frosh playing the Catholic
University junior varsity in a
6:15 prelim. The rest of the area
card is a light one-Howard,
shooting for its ninth straight
win, entertains Delaware State
at Banneker Junior High; Gal
laudet welcomes Bridgewatel
and D. c. Teachers are host to
Coppin State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
BY the Associated Press

1t could be that Mississippi
State is making permanent in
roads on Adolph Rupp's once
private basketball domain -
the Southeastern Conference.
The Bulldogs certainly put a
crimp in the comeback bid of
Rupp's Kentucky squad last
night, stopping the Wildcats,
49-44-and on their own floor.
Utilizing a coolly deliberate
attack and a tenacious defense,
eighth-ranked Mississippi State
Q9-D kept it's, poise and its
lead through several threats,
ended second ranked Ken
tucky'S winning streak at 16
games, and tied the Wildcats
for the conference lead at 81.
The Bulldogs took only the
good shots and took the steam
out of Kentucky's fast break
with their showdown style and
rugged defense. Gangly w. D.
Stroud had II points and soph-
omore Doug Hutton was chief
playmaker for the Bulldogs,
who cashed in on SO per cent
of their floor shots.
Pursiful Gets 5 Points
Kentucky star Larry Pursiful,
guarded we'll by Jack Berkshire
and hampered by an ailing
shoulder, was held to five
points but Cotton Nash, the
Wildcats sophomore sensation,
had %.
Rupp, whose Kentucky
squads have won 10 South
eastern titles since the con-
ference started 80 years ago,
appeared to have another
championship team this season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

Duke should draw the top
collegiate turnout of the season
here, which would be nice, Terp
Coach Bud Millikan feels, if it
also induces Maryland to its
top effort. Anything less than
that probably would mean
something similar to the result
at Durham a month ago
84-68, Duke.
Happily for Terp followers,
Maryland usually is on its best
behavior at home. That overall
Gil chart may not look par
ticularly handsome, but the
Terps have uncorked upsets
over Minnesota, Wake Forest
and North Carolina at home
Their three home-court losses,
oddly enough, all were in over
time to Georgetown. South
Carolina and N. C. State.
Millikan probably will be
doodling defenses for Heymar
and Mullins right up until
game time, hoping for a last
minute gem. These two col
Elaborated for "a points the last
time Maryland encountered
them, which was just four
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

MIAMI, Feb. 13.-Into the press box at
Hialeah not too many days ago minced the
diminutive figure of Conn McCreary once a
top race rider and now a trainer who could
use break. Say horse like Garry Back or
Native Dancer or Kelso.
McCreary came to watch the 3-year-old
debut of Ridan in the Hibiscus Stakes
Ridan Won making his record 8-for-8, be-
fore he was trimmed by Sir Gaylord last
week in the Bahamas.
you know" McCreary unused, lit was
just 20 years ago that rode an odds favor
lite in his first 3-year-old race on this same
track" He looked at the tote board on
Hibiscus day and Ridan was going off at
1-to-4.
"Only my horse, which was Alsab, was
1-to-2O in 14-horse field Fourteen horses,
mind you! And we never beat one of them!"
Yet after this dismal debut Alsab fin
iShed third in the Flamingo, second in the
Kentucky Derby, second in the Belmont and
first in the Preakness
McCREARY'S TESTIMONY CAME to
mind after the unbeaten Ridan finally got
his come-uppance from Sir Gaylord. If
AlSab could make it all the way back after
a Birthplace finish, Ridan's chances would
appear far from bleak. In his two outings
thus far he's won and was beaten when Sir
Gaylord tied HialeahS track record for
7 furlongs Eight out of nine isn't bad.
One of the eight wins, too, was victory
over Sir Gaylord last year here in s.
furlong "baby" race.
The big question in connection with
Ridan is whether he can run distance.
He's never been around two turns; in fact,
he's only run farther than 612 furlongs
once-and that was when he was beaten,
but not disgraced.
All in all, you'd have to say that it stacks
up as a struggle for 3-year-old supremacy
this winter and spring among Sir Gaylord,
Ridan and Crimson Satan. This could be
the hottest horse-fight in years.
TAKE A PAD AND pencil, make tour
of Hialeah and you will wind up with rare
collection of question marks, exclamation
points l. nnds and buts-but no majority
opinion. To wit:
Willie Shoemaker, who has been riding
Crimson Satan, stepped off the plane from
Cdl11OI VII Vic CNC VI UAAS cAAAS
was asked which horse he thought he hao
to beat-Sir Gaylord or Ridan.
81 think Sir Gaylord is the horse tt
beat" Shoemaker prophetically replied Yet
at Chicago last summer he had seen Ridan
towering son of Nantallah, win every time
he went out.
And there is an old-time clocker named
Johnny Beech here who speaks his piece
1--WE been clocking horses for 40 years,
Beach says, land Ridan was the best 2-year
old ever saw" ed. note: Beech include
Citation, Count Fleet, Nashua and SwapS)
Now the trainers:
I'D have to say that Ridan is invinci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

Baseman Bill Skowron, who
has history of back trouble.
Actually" Blanchard said,
I'm splitting my time between
first base and the outfield now.
I sure have a lot to learn both
places" .
Turley, the outstanding
pitcher in the majors in 1853 ,
when he posted a 21-7 record
and a 81 mark in the World
Series, was bothered by arm
trouble last year. He took an
estimated $4,000 cut to $25, 900.
Stowe, a lefthander, was 14-1
with Amarillo of the Texas
League.
Red S0x Sign Three
The Red Sox signed Third
B Ia sem an Frank Malone,
Catcher Russ Nixon and Pitcher
Billy Mcleod, a southpaw who
was rookie of the year in the
Glass B Carolina League last
season.
The Pirates added their 38th
player, Pitcher Joe Gibbon, and
now have only two to go-Out-
fielder Bob Skinner and Pitcher
Larry Foss.
Cincinnati came to terms
with Outfielder Wally Post and
Bob Eisenhower, a rookie
pitcher; Houston signed
Catcher Clint Courtney as a
free agent and paid a "substan-
tial" bonus to First Baseman
Woodson Foster. 20, Of Oak
land, Calf; Milwaukee added
Amado Samuel, a rookie in
fielder, and San Francisco got
a signed contract from Dick
Phillips, another rookie in
fielder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
AnleriicansFaIl.
In S|a|om

CHAMONIX, France, Feb. Is
(AP).-CharleS Bozon of France
won the special slalom cham
pionship of the World Ski
Games today.
Buddy Werner and Chuck
Ferries, the United States chief
hopes, fell in the second heat
after placing third and fourth,
respectively, in the first heat.
Guy Perillat of France was
second and Gerhard Nenning
of Austria third in the two
heat competition, held under
near blizzard conditions on the
LIE Mont course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

Totals --- 80 1887 9 81
Halftime: 40-15, Cincinnati.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Doctors to Keep Ue|ses Idle
Until AAU Meet on Feb. ~

his doctors, a spokesman said,
not to take part in any meet
before the one in New York.
That means he will miss the
Mason-Dixon Games at Louis
vile, KY, on Saturday and also
the New York Athletic Club
Games on February Is.
Uelses developed the flu last
week and was unable to take
part in the Philadelphia In
quirer and Los Angeles Times
track meets February 9 and 10.
The Marine Corps said he is
responding well to treatment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13

even though the Wildcats
were suppressed to be rebuilding.
Kentuck,' last won the SEC
crown in 1878, with Missis-
sippi State taking two of the
three since and Auburn the
other.
Now the Bulldogs seem in the
drivers seat, with five home
games left in the conference.
Kentucky has three remaining
at Lexington and away games
at Alabama and Auburn.
Buckeyes Set Record
However, Mississippi State
Coach Babe Mccarthy says his
Bulldogs will again pass up the
NCAA tournament if they re-
peat as champions because of
the school policy against
playing racially integrated
teams.
Ohio States top-rank e d
Buckeyes and All-America
Jerry Lucas had an off-night
but still managed a Big Ten
winning -streak record with a
1851 victory at Michigan. Bot
ting up Lucas with a three
man collapsing zone, the VOL
verines made a game of it from
jntermission until the Bucks
pulled away in the closing four
minutes. 1t was Ohio States
oath consecutive victory in the
conference, lettering the old
mark set by Wisconsin in
1923, and 10Th overall this
season. Lucas Melted only three
field goals and totaled Is
points as John Havlicek led
the unbeaten Buckeyes with Is
Also in the Big Ten-Wis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
Second Half Fatal
For Southeastern

Leading by only seven points
at the half, William and Mary,
Norfolk Branch, cut loose with
a 54-point second period to
swamp Southeastern's basket
ball team, 99-74, last night at
Fort Meyer.
Billy Phelps and Morton Car
roll, with 10 and II points.
respectively, paced the Norfolk
team to its 18th win in IT
games. AL Camacho scored 10
for Southeastern,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
BY the Associated Press

Marine Corpl. John Uelses,
first man to pole-vault over Is
feet, is recovering from in
fluenza at Quantico, but will
not be able to take part in
another track meet before Feb
ruary "a.
Uelses is expected to compete
then in the National Amateur
Athletic Union events in New
York City.
Although he is due to leave
the hospital at the Quantico
Marine Corps Schools Thurs
day, he has been advised by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
CIV Gives Up
Another Mark
AT Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD. - George Washington's
basketball forces will be idle
until Friday when they meet
The Citadel at Fort Myer, and
nobody is happier about this
turn of events than they are.
Twice this season the Co
lonials have contributed to
records, but they'd just as
soon spend their three-day
rest trying to forget about
them. They returned to Wash
ington today as something less
than conquering heroes after
dropping an 83-43 verdict to
third-ranked Cincinnati here.
It was the biggest margin the
defending NCAA champions
have won by this season.
Seventh Defeat
Earlier in the campaign CIV
helped West Virginia to the
same distinction by losing, 120-
SO.
This was the Colonials' sew
enth loss in their last eight
games and put their record at
six wins against Is losses with
just three regular season games
left.
Jon Feldman, GW's leading
scorer with a 23.1 average be-
fore embarking on the three
day road trip that also saw
the team lose to West Vir-
ginia, 1882, Saturday, scored
only three field goals and a foul
shot last night for seven points.
This was the lowest total he's
had all season. His next low
est was nine against VMI at
Lexington.
Bearcats Lead Early
Joe Adamitis also reached a
low point when he took only
six rebounds from the boards.
Usually he grabs about II.
The score could have been
a lot worse, but Cincinnati's
regulars left the game with five
minutes left in the first half
and the score 32-11. When the
halftime buzzer sounded, the
Bearcats led, 40-15.
Tom Thacker and Paul
Hogue led Cincinnati scorers
with Is points apiece and Ror
Bonham scored 10. Mike
Checkan led CIV with II.
Cincinnati controlled the
backboards almost 81, nabbing
43 rebounds against GW's Is
The victory gave Cincinnati 9
20-2 record and might con-
tribute to a higher rating wher
the weekly poll is taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-13
YANKS ALSO SIGN TURLEY
Blanchard Gets
$1,000 Increase
By the Associated Press

Johnny Blanchard catcher outfielder who's
carrying first baseman mtt the Yankees advance
baseball training has received $1,000 being
captain of the Scrubbinis for the world champions
The 29yearod signed 1862 contract yester-
day along with Pitchers Bob Turley and Hal Stowe and
Evening star., 1962-03-25

really going back into history by restoring privacy
to the family.
Does this all sound amazing? Well, it is - and
now I'll tell you how it works.
Space plus privacy
If you have ever shopped for house, don't
need to elaborate on the problems. The population
is booming; available and desirable land is rapidly
shrinking; and more Americans than ever want to
own a private home on plot of land they can call
their own.
The ideal solution, therefore, would give the
homeowner the amount of space he needed four
research showed that the average person in the U.S.
today needs 300 square feet of space for day-and
nighttime living while at the same time preserving
his individuality and privacy.
To solve all of these diverse and seemingly
insurmountable problems, we combined the many
assets of mobile homes and prefabrcated houses and
used the modular approach. In modular construc-
ton, since everything is built in proportion, there
is little waste.
The house pictured here is composed of four
identical ION the outside) modules. But the beauty
Evening star., 1962-03-25

of modular theory is that the house could easily
have been sixmodule house, for larger family, or
a threemodule house for smaller family. In modu-
lar construction, because every module is in perfect
proportion, you can plan any type of house to fit
your needs - all the way from two-module beach
house to a six-module house - without disturbing
the design.
Each module in our house is "a feet long, IL
feet wide, and has an eightfoot ceiling. We've
broken down the use of each module this way: one
family living and entertainment module, one adult
sleeping module, one juvenile sleeping module, and
one kitchen and dining module.
Every nsOds4Ee self.cOnf0issed
Self-containment is the key-word to the space
module. By this mean that if you were to buy the
modules from manufacturer, you could, if you
wished, convert them into any type of room or
living area that you wished. It's this aspect of
module living that excites me the most. Every
module contains in the floor built-in package"
with water electrical and sewage connections With
this complete package, any modue can be converted
to kitchen. Or, if -eoasisved o. next pops