davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1950-07-17

troops in southeast Asia are
occupied at present and
it would be some time to pre-
pare an expeditionary force to
be sent to Korea.
British Naval forces are now
serving with United States
units in Korean waters.
Evening star., 1950-02-21
450 Egyptians Occupy
7 Aqaba Gulf Islands
0pposite Israeli Port

CAIRO, Feb. 81 (NANA) -
About $50 Egyptian soldiers have
landed on the two uninhabited
islands of Tiran and Sanafer in
the Gulf of Aqaba. opposite the
port of Aoaba, the only Israeli
held harbor in the Red Sea, ac-
cording to a reliable source close
to the foreign ministry.
The two islands originally be-
longed to Egypt and Saudi Arabia,
but were neither inhabited nor
fortified.
; Egypt attention was drawn to
the strategic Importance of these
islands when an Israeli deputy
in the Tel Aviv parliament recent
ly asked his Government why it
didn't occupy the two islands,
since they were not claimed by
any country.
The deputy said these islands
might constitute valuable fortif1-
cations in case Israel decided to
open canal linking the Red Sea
with the Mediterranean, in addi-
ton to the present held
Suez Canal.
The Israeli Government said 1t
would take no military action at
this time in the Gulf of Aqaba.
Immediately, the Egyptian high
command sent troops to Tiran
and Sanafer. with the consent of
the Saudi Arabian Government.
Meanwhile the war of nerves
between Israel and the Arab
States is continuing at full blast.
Arab circles in Carlo say recent
Israeli claims that Arabs are pre-
pairing for second round" Of
the Palestine War, are merely
camouflaging preparations for re-
newed fighting on the part of
Israel.
The same sources say Israel is
accusing Arabs of rearming while
the Tel Aviv authorities have
accelerated their military-train-
ing program.
The Agriculture Department
says stores selling -packaged
meat increased from 400 to 1900
in 1949.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

NEW SMM CAMERAS
Perfex Turret f2.5 Lens Mag. Was
$3.50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1880
Brisken Mag f:2.5 Coated. Was $3.50 $3.50
BriSken Mag = f:1.9 Coated. Was 1880 $3.50
Franklin Mag f:1.9 Coated Was 1850 5000
Keystone Mag. K40 f:19 Coated.
Was 1850 -------------.--- $3.50
Revere 80 Turret f:25. Was 11O00.---- SO so
keystone K8 f:25 Coated. Was 645O $3.50
Reevre 88 f:2.5 Coated. Was 7450 $3.50
Bell g. Howell TT. Lens eTurret, f:25
Was 1880 -- $500
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USED CAMERAS and EQUIPMENT

and Telephoto Was 1880 ------ $500
Eastman Kodak Mag. = f:1.9. Was 14750 $500
Bell & Howell f:3 5 Coated Was 5000 : $3.50
Revere 10 Mag. f:28 case. Was 1920 - 69.75
Cine Kodak Kodascope 8mm Model go,
with Was $500 ------------- 1880
Revere IS 500 Watt case. Was 1125o $3.50
Bell g. Howell 500 c.se. Was 1850 105.00
Eastman Kodascope Model 80 500 Watt.
Was $500 $500
Revere SO Turett, Lenses. Was 1876 o. $3.50
leMM MovlE-UsED EQUIPMENT
Cline Kodak B-f:63 Lens. Was $500 = 1880
Oila-Fa German Three Lens Standard
Mount. No lense. Was 10000 Z $500
keystone Model A f:3.5 Lens. Was 745o $3.50
Revere '26' Turret f:19 lenses
Was 1926. 90 ---- - 1880
r. G. A. Turret Sound Camera with Studio
Equipment Was 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT $500
Simplex Mag. fig Lens. Was 125.00 - $500
Eastman Cine Kodak Mag. file Lens
Was 1880 $3.50
zeiss -Moviekon Mag. Zess Sonnar
fla Lens. Was 29500 ---------------- 1880
Cine Kodak BIB f:19 Lens Was 125O0 1850
Simplex Pockette Outfit. Mag f1e 3
lenses -filters-case. Was 285.00 -------- $500
Eastman Cine Kodak Special f:19 and
Teephoto Filters. Was 975.00 - 1880
Bell g. Howell Auto Load 16mm f:25
lens coated Was 1890 ------------ 117.50
Keystone Protector 100 case.
Was 1850 ---- - ---- $3.50
Bell g. Howell Protector Mod. 57-Rheo-
stadt case. Was 10000 ------------ $500
Movie Mite = 16nm Sound case. Was 148.00 $500
Bell & Howell Sound Silent 750 watt
Auditorium Model. Was $4,000 1880
USED 35MM AND ROLL FILM CAMERAS
Kodak IS r. F. f:3.5 Ektar, case.
Was $3.50 ----- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $3.50
Argus AS f2.9 Lens case Was 60.00- 27.5O
Kodak Bantam 1923 f:45 case Was 1850 22.5O
Retina f:35 with Was 1850 - $3.50
35mm Badina f2.9 Compur. Was $3.50 27.50
Kodak IS f:45 case Was $3.50 - $500
Virgin 35mn f:35 Lens. Was 4950---- 2450
Afga Karat r. F., f:28 Was 16500 ----- $500
Super Sport Dolly 100. Was $3.50 ------ $3.50
Super Nettle f:35 zeiss r. F.. Was 1880 1850
35nn Dona III r. F. f29. Was 10000 $500
35mm Kline Exakta f:3.5, case. Was 10000 5000
35mm Dollina f:28 Tessar r. F. 1850 $500
35mm Praktiflex f2 zeiss Biotar
Was 25o.oo -----. 1000
127 Roll Film Exakta B. Tessar f2s
Was 1850 1880
l27 Roll Film Night Exakta Reflex
f:2. zeiss Biotar. Was 275O0 - $3.50
100 zeiss Super Ikonta r. F. f:45 Tessar.
Was 1880 .-- ----- $500
12O Vogtlander Bessa Range Finder f:35
Heiar Was 165.O0 --- $3.50
120 Zeiss Super Ikonta G r. F. f:3.5
Tessar. Was 225OO ----- 1000
100 Automatic Rollefex f3.5 Tessar,
with case (pre-war). Was 275.00 --------- 1880
Evening star., 1950-02-21

USED PRESS CAMERAS, GRAFLEx, SPEED GRAPHIcs
2Ax34 Speed Graphic Outfits, f:45 Coat
ed Lens High Speed Shutter. Range
Finder, Flash Gun Case Holders, FP
Adaptor. Reg. $500 ------------------ 1880
2Ax3A Watson Press f:45 Lens in Com
pur with RF. Reg. 1850 $3.50
1 2Hx3A Busch Pressman, f:ss Lens, Com
pur with RF. Reg 19000-------------- $3.50
24x3A New Busch Pressman Model
with Busch Vue Focus. Combined Focus
Spot, f:45 Coated Raptar with Flash
Reg. 235.00 Observation-Disclosures $4,000
214x31 Plaubel Makina Outfit, Coupled
RF. f:29 Lens with Wide Angle Plaube
Lens and Plaube Teephoto Reg. 10000 1s5.oo
4x5 Speed Graphic Carl Zeiss Tessar
Time. Reg. 325O0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1850
3Ax4A Grafex with B&L Tessar lc 4x5 $500
l 3Ax414 Auto Graflex with B&L Tessar ski 1900
/ 2Ax3A Graflex with Kodak Anast,
51a~ 4x5 -------- 1850
l 2Ax3A Graflex with Ektar 4x5 127mm, $500
1 Miroflex with Tessar 4x5, 15cm 9xl2 1880
! Agfa View 81 x41a with Vol Velo Series
w, 6/3 5" Lens, whit case, holders $3.50
4x5 Gundlach box only ---------------- 27.50
1 4x5 Grover box only ----------------- $3.50
5x7 Eastman View lid, box only-------- $3.50
/ 9x12 Linhof with Xenar 3/5 1875 cm Lens
in Compur, 200 shutter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1880
a4x4A Speed Graphic with RF, AS
Ektar in No Kodak Supermatic Shutter,
Soenoid and gun Observation-Disclosures 1000
2Ax314 Busch Pressman with R.F- Woll,
Velo, AS Lens in Rapax Shutter gun 1880
Speed Graphic 81 KAN with R.F. Xenar,
AS Lens in Compur Shutter, 200, gun ---- 1850
l Ax4A Speed Graphic with RF, AS
Dogmar in Compur Shutter 200 gun 1850
/ 3Hx4A Speed Graphic with Tessar AS
Lens in Compur 200 Shutter, gun-------- 1880
/ ski Linhof with Xenar As 21 en- Lens in
Compound 100 Shutter, 3 holders, case 1650O
ski Speed Graphic boxes ony------------ $500
l AXIS Auto Graflex with as Kodak Anast. 1850
4x5 Graflex B with AS Kodak Anast ---- $500
1 4x5 Graflex D with as Kodak Anast - 1880
l sAx4A Grafex D with 45 B&L Tessar $3.50
USED SLIDE PROJECTORS
l 35mm Kodaside Model 2, with and
slide changer Was $500 1918
/ 35n1m TDC 300 watt with case. Was $500 $3.50
l SvE, Model AK 300 case. Was $3.50 - $3.50
Keystone 522 35mm slide film ZOO
Was ALSO - --.- $500
! SVE, Model AAA 800 case. Was 5000 $3.50
8MM MoyE-USED EQUIPMENT
J. Eastman 20 f:35 Lens. Was $3.50 $500
Eastman Kodak so f:19 case
was l25oo - -- 5000
/ keystone KS f:28 Coated. Was $64.50 29.75
/ Unvex Model A8 - f:5.6. Was 22.50 $50
l Revere Model 88 file Lens With Wide
Angle and Telephoto and case. Was 10000 5000
l Revere 10 Mag. f:2y5 With Wide Angle
Evening star., 1950-02-21

The Agriculture Department
says stores selling pre-packaged
meat increased from 400 to 1900
in 1949.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

JUST ARRIvED-LlMITED QUANTITY
Kodak Retina II f:2 Lens Compur
Shutter Coupled r. F.. Eveready Case
35mm Was 2l25O ------ s75
Evening star., 1950-02-21
PROJECTORS

NEW 35MM AND ROLL FILM CAMERAS
Argus Az f:45 Coated case. Was 3750.- 24.50
Argus 81 with Mark Finder f:35 Coated,
with case Was 5000 --- ----.-. 1850
Argus CHI, f:3.5 Coated Coupled r. F.
Flash Case. Was 1903 ------- $3.50
Giro As f4.5 r. F. Was 5700 ---- 1915
Giro 35 f:35 r. F. case. Was 6750-- 49.75
Vokar II f:2 = r. F. Was 1896 $3.50
Perfex SIS R. F. f:35 case. Was 1850 - $3.50
100 Roll Film Universal Roamer II
f:45 Coated. Was 1880 ~ 1918
Argoflex Model EN-, 2Ax3A Reflex f:45
Coated with case Was $500 - 475o
Voigtlander BeSsa f:45 Was 75.0 -- $3.50
Evening star., 1950-02-21
NEW 8MM PROJECTORS

DeJur Model 750, with case. Was 1880
Keystone R8 500 Watt. Was 7450
Ampro $50 Watt, with case. Was 1890
Keystone Kl08 = $50 Watt. Was 122 so
Revere Model IS 500 Watt. Was 10000
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Woit til you see these smart and warm
super-buys in 1000 oII-wool brood
cloth, fleeces and fine fobries! Both
rich coIors and black Good size range
9 to IS, 10 to 20.
Evening star., 1950-02-21

These ore beauties banked with lovely
Muskrot or rich Persian lomb. Won
derfuI loo9o All-WooI broodcIoth,
stunnineIy styled and made. Here ore
volues galore! CoIors, Block. sizes to 8.
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
US. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION COMPUTED FINAL PROOF

Notice IS hereby given that Oscar Charles Barlow, entryman, together with his witnesses, Fran cis H. Thorn and Robert Bruce Huntington, all of Homer, Alaska, has made final proof on his home stead. Anchorage Serial Ol2855, for the SW14SE14, NW14SW14, SW4 : SW14, SE14SW14, sec. 9, T. 6 S. R. IA w. SIM. commuted entry, and it is now in the files of the Land Off, flee, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local lana office within the period of publica- tion or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 CHESTER w. McNALLY,
 Acting Manager Date First Publication Oct. IF, 1850 Date Last Publication Nov. IA, 1850
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
BOARD OF PUBLIC WELFARE SEES CHANGE IN RELIEF PROGRAM

The Board of Public Welfare met last week, October "A, 25 and 26, and all Board members were present, which included Governor Gruening.
 The important matters taken up had to do with the proposed budget for the Department of Public Welfare for the l951-1953 biennium and the various chang es to be made in the present Territorial laws as they pertain to the welfare programs.
 It was concluded that the present general relief law is in- adequate and the $3O.O0 per month maximum which is now in effect must be removed and a more adequate maximum be fixed in order that the Depart ment will be able to provide reasonable assistance to indigent people who are in need.
 Emphasis was placed on the present Juvenile Code program and it was recognized that the law offers a great deal more pro- lection to the child than the Ter ritory has been able to afford under the present appropriation. If the Department is to assume the responsibility the law re- quires it to, then it is necessary that more adequate appropria- tion be made available.
 A detailed discussion was held on the effects the recent changes in the Social Security Law
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03

would have on the welfare pro- gram in the Territory. It was recognized that the increase in Social Security benefits would have an immediate effect on the Old Age Assistance and Aid to Dependent Children programs, as the Social Security grants which those people are now re- ceiving will be substantially in- creased. It was pointed out that very small percentage of the case loads in these programs were eligible for Social Security at this time as they had not worked in covered employment. It was stated that the more lib eral requirements and the ex- tended coverage established by the new Social Security regu- lations would greatly increase the number of people who will become eligible to receive So- cial Security benefits during the next 1eW years.
 Another very impor a n t change in the Social Security regulations was that of Federal participation in the Aid to De- pendent Children program. All States and Territories can now claim Federal matching on as- sistance paid to the person with whom the child is living Pre- vious to this regulation, the Ter ritory could only claim Federal matching on the assistance given to the child or children under the Aid to Dependent Children Program. The additional Fed eral money made available to
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Lloyd Higgins Terry, entryman, together with his witnesses, Harold L. Hat ton and Leon Arthur Windeler. all of Ninilchik, Alaska, has made final proof on his original homestead, Anchorage Serial O11143 for the NE14NE14 sec. 2, Lots l and 2, sec. 6, and homestead additional entry, Anchorage Serial 013747, for the SW14SW14 sec. 5, T. s. R. 13 w. $ M, containing 139.58 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Off, flee, Anchorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of publi- cation or thirty days thereafter, said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager Date First Publication Oct. 10, 1850 Date Last Publication Nov. 2, 1850
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03

Take the modern man who boasts of the right to believe just what he wishes and no more-to worship how, if, when, and as much as he pleases and no more. Why in the world should he deliberately shackle his mind and his body to a Church which insists that he believe everything it teaches and that he worship and live as it directs?
 Why in the world?
 Yet more than 86,OOO people in this country alone become Catholics every year of their own free will and desire. Be- fore the Catholic Church admits them, each has to study facts, has to know exactly what he is doing, has to be convinced that the Catholic Church is alone the Church which Christ founded for all mankind.
 Facts, thought, humility, and courage form the foursome that brings thousands into the Cath ollie Church yearly. Misrepre- sentation, superficiality, egoism, and faintheartedness form the quartet which leads from Indif- ferentism to Modernism to Athe- ism.
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
ESCA WILL MEET

The Employment Security Commission of Alaska will meet in Juneau on November 28, 29 and 30 in Room 314, Goldstein Building. The meeting will com mence at 1000 am. Tuesday, November 28.
 MT. R. E. Sheldon, Executive Director, states that any and all persons having business before the Commission may appear and will be given an opportunity to be heard.
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
Catholic Information


Shackled minds? Surely not those that bind themselves to the Truth that makes us free; but rather those enslaved by the thought that Gods com plete truths are lost or confused or really not very important after all.
 All types of people each year join the Church founded for all types of people = scientists, educators, authors, professional men, and clergymen-the last to so great an extent that the Saint Paul Guild, a national society with headquarters in New York City, was formed to help those valiant souls deprived by their conversions of both salary and vocation.
 Why in the world should any, one become Catholic? No worldly reason, certainly; but the world will someday die-and the soul goes on forever.
 If ifs anything Catholic. ask Catholic!
 Sponsored by The
 SACRED HEART
 CATHOLIC CHURCH
 Seward. Alosko adv
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03

the Territory has made it possi- ble for the Department of Pulp lie Welfare to remove the 20 per cent decrease which was made effective on all Aid to De- pendent Children grants on Jan.
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
U. s. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 Commuted Final Proof

Notice is hereby given that Chris topher Paul Steik, entryman, of Ninilchik, Alaska, together with his witnesses, Carl Kelly, of Ninilchik, and Minnie C. Harris, Alaska, has and Minnie C. Harris, Anchorage, Alaska, has made final commuted proof on his second entry, Anchor age Serial 011211, for Lots and 3, Sec. 4, T. 2 S. R. 14 w. S,M,, con- taining 74.45 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of publication or thirty days there after, said final proof will be ac- cepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager Date First Publication Oct. 10, 1850 Date Last Publication Nov. 2, 1850
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03
US. Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management
 Anchorage. Alaska NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice is hereby given that Mer- edith J. Steele, entryman, together with his witnesses, Sidney L. Sim kins and Virgil A. Ellington, all of Homer, Alaska, has made final proof on his homestead original, Anchorage Serial 011459, for the NEASEA sec. Is, and addition al homestead, Anchorage Serial O11557, for the NW14SW14 sec. 14, all in T. S. R. IA w. S.M., con- taining 30 acres, and it is now in the files of the Land Office, An chorage, Alaska, and if no protest is filed in the local land office within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter. said final proof will be accepted and final certificate issued.
 GEORGE A. LINGO,
 Manager Date First Publication Oct. 10, 1850 Date Last Publication Nov. 2, 1850
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03

l, 1850. All payments in the Aid to Dependent Children Pro- gram are now restored to the authorized amount.
Seward seaport record., 1950-11-03

LEGAL ID FERTiofNG
Evening star., 1950-04-06
Hollywood Diary
Boqort Would PIoy Winterset' Gonqster
By SheiIoh Grohom

finishes ITO Please a Lady" he
will please his lady by taking her
to England and Italy for four
months.
John Agar might call Shirley
Temple as a witness in his trial
by-jury drunk driving case to
prove that he has been suffering
with an eye malady. which is why
he failed to pass the sobriety
test. Well. I've often seen John
at nine in the morning with his
eyes streaming and red. Now all
he has to do is convince the II
tried and true jurors.
Is Deanna Durbin in France or
England? Concert promoters in
London are going cuckoo trying
to locate her. Deanna's still q
big star in Europe and they want
to cash in with her and for her
Jane Powell, who makes $1,000
a week, matches what her hus-
band Geary Steffens. earns, for
spending on their home. The rest
of her money is put away in a
trust fund. This way Geary
doesn't get an inferiority complex
and they live on his terms in an
s80-a-month apartment. Sounds
like this is one marriage that will
last.
Cole Porter Is one of the six top
song writer's doing the music for
Red, White and Blue" sponsored
by the National American Legion.
"The show is booked for a year
before it even reaches New York"
LIE Roy PrinZ. staging the num-
bers, tells me. They expect to
raise $10,000.000 for a very worthy
cause-rehabilitation of veterans.
Gordon Macrae Is holding hands
with Wife Sheilah on the set of
his current movie, "Tea for Two"
They have made three pictures
together. but probably never will
again. II realized it isn't a good
idea to work with your wife," says
Gordon, when I found myself
bawling out the director on her
behalf"
Billy De Wolfe, in the same
movie. says he is playing the kind
of part he likes best-"a lovable
heel" do you go into Dear
Mom'?" want to know (the third
of the Dear Ruth" series). IT
hope not" says Billy. Il hate that
Albert character"
Kirk Douglas apparently be-
lieves he is a success. After years
of driving an ancient auto-bor-
rowing his secretary's when he
wanted to make a splash-he has
finally gone and got himself a new
medium priced car. His wealthy
girl friend, Irene Wrightsman,
says, new car or old, it's all the
same with her-as long as Kirk
is inside it!
North American Newspaper Alliance
Evening star., 1950-04-06

reading just added to the drama
book shelf is THE Cocktail Party
which Harcourt, Brace and com.
pany has just published. AS al
drama critics have said, Eliot has
written a brilliantly searching
comedy. and written it with wit
and an incompatible feeling fol
language.
Moreover-as not all drama
critics have said-it reads with
far less confusion than has beer
attributed to it.
What is unclear, for instance
about this passage from the play
in which the heroine, Celia. dis
cusses her dilemma with Eliot's
symbolic psychiatrist:
well. there are two things I
can't understand.
Which you might consider
symptoms. But first I must
tell you
That I should really LIKE to
think there's something wrong
with me
Because, if there isn't, then
there's something wrong.
Or at least. very different from
what it seemed to be,
With the world itself-and
that's much more frightening!
That would be terrible. So I'd
rather believe
There is something wrong with
me, that could be put right.
I'd do anything you told me, to
get back to normality."
If only for its language, Eliot's
play is one of the decades great
distinctions in the theater. And
beyond its beautiful sound. il
makes much more sense than the
simple routine prose of most other
playwrights.
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Another play just published i
the musical adaptation, Lost ir
the Stars" the work of Maxwell
Anderson and Composer Kurt
WE'LL based upon Alan Paton's
CRY, the Beloved Country" Will
liam Sloane Associates have made
a handsome book of it. It is tht
18th Anderson dramatic work tt
be published, of which the frs
was Mary of Scotland"
Evening star., 1950-04-06

Speaking to the Drama Desks at
luncheon. Logan confessed to a
surprising yearning. He would
drop everything else, he said, in
favor Of going away alone to write
play. AS today's top director,
along with Ella Kazan, and as
its most artful collaboration on
whatever job happens to need one,
Logan's yen to be just playwright
took his audience by surprise.
The director of South Pacific" +"
and the director and co-author of
"Mr. Roberts," is regarded as too
good team man to be thinking
such radical thoughts.
Yet the judgment he makes is
that the happy life in the drama
is working alone. What he is most
tired of, he made it clear, is direct
ing the plays or musicals of other
men. In the case of the play he
wants to write from safe dis
tance, he would like to have Kazan
do the direction.
The latter has made direction
his speciality, what with three
prize winners in a row to his
credit until Harold Clurman STEP
ped in yesterday with Member of
the Wedding"
Logan's latest work, THE Wis
terra Trees" is collaboration be-
tween himself and Anton Chekov
whose '"The Cherry Orchard" he
reset in Louisiana as a vehicle
for Helen Hayes. 1t was cheered
as a vehicle for Miss Hayes.
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