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Dates: during 1930-1939
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LAURENCE D. LIBBY Camden, Me. Carnation Co. declines to set a value on Carnation Ormsby Butter King.-ED. Sirs: TIME-readers who are breeding pure bred dairy cattle-and there are many-were especially pleased to see the picture of the new champion milk and butter fat producer, Carnation Ormsby Butter King, and the story of her significant performance in your Business & Finance section of Feb. 24. Holstein-Friesian >reeders of course, were particularly jubilant...
...Stuart, founder of Carnation Co., established this herd of pure bred Holsteins over a quarter century ago, and has paid as high as $106,000 for a bull. Other leaders of the industry who get pleasure and relaxation as well as a sense of service to agriculture through their Hoistem breeding efforts are Colonel H. F du Pont of Delaware; Colonel Fred Pabst of Milwaukee-George Rasmussen of National Tea: E. H. Maytag of washing-machine fame: F. E. Murphy of the Minneapolis Tribune; Governor Lowden of Illinois; T.B. Macaulay of the Sun Life in Canada; Ogden Mills, Owen...
Bursting with excitement, Herr Doktor Oberbürgermeister ("Lord Mayor") Günter Riesen of Cologne buttoned himself into his sausage-tight Nazi Storm Troop uniform and took his stance, shortly after noon, facing the Square. To Rhinelanders in whose bones is bred Die Wacht am Rhein with its ringing, tingling question: "The Rhine, the Rhine, the German Rhine! Who guards tonight our Stream Divine?" This was the most blissful moment in 17 years. Adam's apples gulped as on three bicycles the very first real GERMAN SOLDIERS, trim lads in grim steel helmets, swerved into the Square...
...Bred on Beer...
...Russian theatre seems to him to be by far the world's most stimulating. "In Moscow people . . . know what they are trying to do.'' As to his own country's stage however, he concludes: "The future of the American theatre rests with America, and Moscow-bred missionaries who have envisioned the Soviet theatrical apocalypse can do little. . . . The Soviet theatre has risen to a peak because the people . . . pushed it there...