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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
3
Birds that do not migrate will enjoy one of these feeding stations. Easy to make by tracing irregular parts onto wood and cutting with a coping saw. Pattern 208 includes decorating directions. Price 25c. Workshop Pattern Service Drawer 10 Bedford Hills New York.
Foods specialists remind homemakers that hot cereal can be kept lump free. Sprinkle dry cereal slowly into boiling water and stir as it swells to ensure a smooth texture.
When power fails at home, food in a freezer can stay frozen for several days if the lid remains shut. Do not open the freezer to preserve temperature and minimize spoilage.
James Jordan, a 24 year old engraver at Sheaffer Pen in Fort Madison, produces forged 14 K gold signatures on pens. He has copied more than 5 000 signa tures including Hoover and MacArthur but has avoided prison. He trains at Kansas City and succeeded the late Ambrose Zeigler as chief forger. His work includes the 1951 Japanese Peace Pact pens.
Richard Red Skelton launches a TV program ten years after starring in a radio show. He brings familiar characterizations with new ones, backed by David Rose and the Skylarks. Stanley Kramer directs a western labeled High Noon with Gary Cooper in the lead and an excellent cast.
Jack Benny performs briefly in the film Somebody Loves Me based on Blossom Seeley and Benny Fields. Benny is described as an old friend, with Betty Hutton starring as Miss Seeley in the biopic.
Moira Shearer arrives November 12 with husband Ludovic Kennedy and heads to Hollywood to begin ballet rehearsals for Samuel Goldwyn's Hans Christian Andersen. Co star cast includes Danny Kaye and Farley Granger in what is expected to be a delightful picture.
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Barney Craig and Dan Chester clashed repeatedly during initiation and after, with repeated outside bouts and brutal paddlings. The feud began as a playful trick and escalated into a long running street-fighter rivalry marked by broken resolve and begrudging mutual respect.
In a Grassroots column, Herbert Hoover is hailed as the greatest present day American statesman by public opinion. The piece recalls Hoover’s 1940 Philadelphia convention moment, his anticipated nomination, and his nonpartisan stance while urging his leadership to tackle inflation, taxes, bureaucracy, and Russia.
Chile remains a leading wool producer with about 7 million sheep and a $170 million industry. Three quarters of its wool crop, roughly 15 000 metric tons, is shipped to the United States, with England receiving the remainder. The Marsh Romney breed features prominently, and the sector employs over 10 000 people.
Fifty years ago one farm worker fed himself and five others. Today one worker supports 15 people due to machinery and fertilizers. Fertilizer now accounts for about one fourth of crop volume and is projected to rise further as farm output expands.
Gardeners and farmers can build seed beds during winter using plastic covered, hairproof and light weight wire mesh. The plastic coating blocks sun ultraviolet and infrared rays while allowing sun to reach the soil. Available at farm equipment dealers and hardware stores.
Poultry experts report the American family is eating more poultry and eggs and predict the rise will continue through 1951. Forecasts show the average American will eat about 30 pounds of chicken, 406 eggs, and five pounds of turkey meat, with turkey and egg totals near 1950 levels.
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