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Utah Judge of 90 Hopes
To Tie Holmes* Record
SALT LAKE CITY. - Observing
his BOth birthday anniversary, Tlli
man I), Johnson, U. S. district
Judge, expressed the hope that he
would breuk the longevity record of
the lute Justice Oliver WendeU
Holmes.
Judge Johnson now Is the oldest
federal Judge in active service.
Holmes wus serving as a Justice on
the United States Supreme .cou rt
bench when he retired at VI.
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STAGESCREENRADIO
By INEZ GEKHARD
J^ICK HAYMES likes working on New Strain of Corn
w his Thursday night CBS radio
show ("We all sort of lend a hand W ithstands Drouth
In writing it” ) and in movies, but his
real enthusiasm comes out when he
talks about his plane and the palo
mino horses he raises on his ranch.
He has taught his children to ride
Possibility of producing corn that
the full-grown horses; doesn't be Would withstand root rot and other
lieve in starting them on ponies. And diseases as well as prolonged dry
he flew his plane to New York re spells appealed to Earl E. May und
cently ("Saw more of this wonder Iowa State college officials.
ful country than ever before") when
Knowing that Guatemala had been
he, Martha Tilton and the musical producing corn for more thun 2,900
director felt they had to see the new years in an isolated region, which
shows and talk business at the foun had resulted in a highly inbred strain
tain head; that was why the whole which could withstand dry spells as
show moved east for two weeks.
well as certain diseases and pests
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Iowa research workers collected
Don McNeill finds it hard to be
lieve. but his "Breakfast Cub" has
Guatemala Crossbreed
Also Resists Root Rot
OIME-FAMILY TOWN NOW . . . Millican, Ore., had an astound-
Population gain of 400 per cent when Mr. and Mrs. William
A. Mellin and their two daughters, shown above, "bought” the
town which for years had a "one-man town” tag. Inset shows
one of the three buildings comprising the town.
IN THESE UNITED STATES
Oregon Town Loses ‘One-man’
Tag; Now ’One-family’ Affair
Aki AäNb
a 15th anniversary coming up in
June. The show started in 1933 as
Jim Moore, KMA, and Enrique
"The Pepper Pot,” without an au- Salas inspecting Guatemala corn
; dience; nobody dreamed that it field.
would assume its present form.
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| 1.200 varieties of corn from Central
One of the bright spots on the , America.
air last summer was that of Tex
New Guatcmala-U.S. crossbred
and Jinks, replacing “ Duffy's Tav | corn has been tested nt Ames, Iowa.
ern.” So it’s good news that the
The new corn outyiclded three com
most entertaining married couple
monly used U.S. hybrids as much as
on the air will replace "Duffy's” 25 bushels to the acre. While the
again this summer.
Midwest varieties withered and died
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during hot weather, the Guatemnla-
Perhaps we had to wait too long I U.S. crossbreed remain in full cars.
for "Arch of Triumph” ; perhaps ex- | College officials believe that early
tensive cutting was too much for it. j results give promise of a new strain
Maybe we expected too much of that will withstand long dry and hot
Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer and spells in any part of the United
the rest of the distinguished cast. States. James Moore. K.M.A. station,
The picture is good; it will make reports that work in Guatemala has
money. Boyer's performance is ex proven entirely successful and he
cellent, as are Charles Laughton's believes that the new corn soon will
and Louis Calhern's. Go to see it— be grown on many farms in tbo
United States.
but don’t expect too much!
MILLICAN, Ore.—When the census taker comes to Millican he's
due for a surprise because he’ll discover th at the population of this
little town has increased by 400 per cent.
°n
census A ker’s last visit, this was a “one-man town” with
Billy Rahn as the sole resident. Now th at Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Merlin have bought the town, i t ’s a “one-family town.” The Mellins
and their two daughters, M ichela---------
Lee, 3 ’ 2, and Tina Ann, 6 months, lin adm its th at he leaves gas in
make the population total four.
the tank when he goes to bed at
Millican’s chief claim to fame night “ju st in case anybody com
for years lay in the fact th a t it ing down the road is short.” In
was a “one-man town.” That the morning, he adds, he always
was in the days of Rahn, who was find3 the money shoved under the
postm aster and everything else door. “We haven’t lost a gallon
connected with the town. But re yet,” he says.
tirem ent age for postm asters
As evidence of his enthusiasm
Crew members of “My Dream Is
forced R ahn's retirem ent in 1942, for building up his town, Mellin Yours" surprised Doris Day by Organic Matter Will Aid
and the postoffice died with his has petitioned to have the post
stopping work suddenly the other Work of Soil Bacteria
departure.
office restored. The postoffice, day, then surprised her again by
A single ounce of soil contains 50
‘ Buys’ E n tire Town
he explains, would benefit ranch producing a huge white cake topped
million living bacteria, according to
Now the “one-man town” tag ers in the area who
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by 24 red candles to celebrate her R. C. Thomas of the Ohio agricul
on Millican has been lost, prob- stop a t the Mellin store.
24th birthday anniversary. Their tural experiment station.
ably for good, with the advent of
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gift topped it all— a gold slave brace
These bacteria can help or harm
the Mellins. Mellin, 2S-year-old Boys Find Dynamite
let. "My Dream” is her second pic the crops, depending on the kind of
navy veteran, now owns—lock,
ture for Michael Curtiz productions bacteria. The good kind rot the or
stock and barrel—the entire Cache, Sell at Penny
—or for anybody, for that matter!
town, a desert community located
ganic matter, release plant nutrients
PORTLAND, Ore.—Dynamite,
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26 miles east of Bend. He bought stolen from a cache a t a rock
and help build soil structure. The
The Andrews sisters have sung
the town from George T. Petry, quarry, was being sold for a
harmful kind cause plant diseases.
successor to Rahn. “Buying” the penny a stick by a local juvenile some rapid tongue twisters in their
The good kind can be aided and
time, but Patty Andrews says
town consisted solely i of the pur-
warning
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r ring,
o * police i reported
t p u i L c u i in
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a r n in g
the harmful kind eliminated by add
chase of the three buildings lo- i Portland parents th a t some of it “Sabre Dance” is the hardest yet. ing organic matter to the soil. To
cated here.
Merely humming it is a task be
may have been stored in homes
get this organic matter, according
The Mellins operate the town
The police broke up the ring cause of the tempo and melodic to Middle West Soil Improvement
grocery store, gas pump, tourist after Patrolm an E arl Shinn had range. The vocal velocity is seven
camp—two small cabins—handle found a 17-year-old boy with six syllables a second and the breath committee, return all possible ani
repairs on tourists’ cars and Mrs. sticks of dynamite, for which he ing intervals are especially hard mal manures to the soil; put back
Mellin furnishes hot lunches upon had paid six cents. The boy lec to master; hours of rehearsal arc all crop residues and grow deep-
rooted legumes regularly in the ro
request.
police to a rock quarry where the needed. But “Club 15” listeners tation and feed them generously
“There’s nothing like owning teen-agers had broken into a love it.
with fertilizer carrying phosphate
your own town to boost your cache and scattered the explo
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and potash.
faith in human nature," the Mel sives about the area.
Clifton Webb may be getting a lot
lins insist on the basis of their
Some of the dynamite, the boy of publicity as a baby sitter on the
venture.
told police, had been thrown screen, but Danny Thomas recalls Early Growth Stressed
Faith in Humanity
against rocks in hopes of an ex that one of his earliest cash-paying
As evidence of th at faith, Mel- plosion.
jobs was as a baby sitter, in Toledo, In Raising Baby Pigs
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’u ’ This ’’ a daily brother and «'«ter
act at the Israel Orphan home at Far Rockaway, L. I. N. Y.
The seven children from the same family, ranging from 3 to 8%
years of age, help each other to dress in a hurry in their own
vers on of the assembly line.
Women and Rat Provide Lively Trolley Drama
DETROIT, Mich.—The combi-
nation of women and a ra t al
ways makes news. This little
dram a was played against a m et
ropolitan backdrop, with a D etroit
trolley car as the setting.
The characters were Motorman
W alter Williams, his near-capac
ity load of female passengers,
Tom Woodishec and an uniden
tified rat.
Williams stopped his trolley to
Dick up Woodishec. A t th a t mo-
While the average weight of eight-
Ohio. Danny, aged 11, took care of
a vigorous little five-year-old who week-old pigs is probably less than
since has made a name for himself 30 pounds, a lot of pigs weigh 40
—Mickey Rooney, star of the movies pounds or more at this age. On the
and the radio series, “Shorty Bell.” contrary, many weigh as low as 20
pounds. These variations in wean
The home of Bette Davis, at ing weights have a marked effect
Wood's Cove, Laguna Beach, Calif., on the growth-rate of pigs up to the
directly faces the stretch of beach tim e they are baconers. The bigger
where Lana Turner frolicked in that pigs at eight weeks old are the first
famous white bathing suit for scenes to reach 200 pounds liveweight.
in "The Postman Always Rings
Twice.”
Speaking of Bette, it's
nice news that she will be teamed
H o g S e lf-F e e d e r
with Robert Montgomery in "June
Bride.”
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Odds and Ends . . . Producer Jer
ry Wald didn’t get off the set fast
enough when a man-made hurricane
was turned on in “Key Largo” and
he was blown Into a sizable mud
puddle . . . It took two seam stresses
two weeks to sew 40,000 sequins onto
a party dress Evelyn Keyes wears
for two minutes in “The Mating of
Millie” . . . Burgess Meredith gave
Paulette Goddard Meredith two
monkeys when she finished “Haz
A portable hog feeder is a piece
ard” ; she named them Bing and
Bob . . . Ray Milland has had hun of labor saving equipment which
dreds of requests for the earrings he has a place on evc/y farm where
hogs are being raised. The ca
wore in “Golden Earrings,” which
pacity of this feeder Is 55 bushels,
he unfortunately lost in the Colum
but it may be made of any size
bia river on the last day before the
desired. If it is kept well painted
cameras.
It will remain water tight.
Jack Paar, who probably will be
' ment a ra t ran a t Woodishec. A acclaimed
some day i s one of the
timely l- kick
sent the v ra
t sailing
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LO.I.
.-H ailing best of
U i radio
l a u i u comedians,
v u m e u ia n s , (Jack
(J a c K Ben-
Hen-
tnrough the air and through the ny firmly believes he will) will make
T h ? S. ? . Onr W,ind?*? v
hi’ screen debut in a Matured role
in e rodent landed beside a with Joseph Cotten and Valli in
woman in the front of the car. RKO’s “ Weep No More.”
She prom ptly took off for the
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rear of the car. So did the r a t
Rogers and Hammerstein are pre
Terror-stricken women screamed,
jammed the aisle and performed paring a new musical, with Jo Staf-
I ford in mind for the leading role.
trapeze acts on the straps.
Williams came back on stag* I They wanted her for the road version
| of “Annie Get Your Gun.” but radio
with a broom. E xit the rat.
| commitments made that impossible.
Culling Pays Dividends
To Poultry Producers
Regular culling pays dividends,
but many poultry farmers are unable
to carry out the procedure because
of pressure of other duties. How
ever, as the moulting season ap
proaches, It will be seen that ■ per
centage of the flock commences to
moult earlier than others, and It Is
these early moulters that should be
segregated and sent off to market at
first opportunity.
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