davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

l60-ACRE FARM 125 acres irrigated. 10 miles
to Riverton, on all-season road. Good i'm
provements. cross fenced, REA, school bus,
phone and mail. $4,000, s5.0 900 cash, balance
Sc, Tracy Guhl Riverton, Wyo
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE irrigated FARMS stock
ranches with modern home and close to
school. Combinations. Hundreds of top farms
and ranches to choose from Glad if we can
be of service to you. Western Real Estate,
Inc 281519 First Ave. N, Billings, Mont.
Phone 9-T508
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

LARGE AND SMALL FARMS, Bitter Root.
Flathead, Grass Valley. A farm to fit your
need. Write today. Gavin Realty Co.. Higgins
Block, Missoula, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE BY OWNER-1, 44O-acre stock
ranch. Four-room modern home, pressure
system, good water, electricity Three res
ervoirs. Farm land part sub-irrigated. Good
barns, sheds Price reduced, terms Leslie
Smiley, Hinsdale Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

IF INTERESTED in ranch or business prop
erty in the banana belt of western Montana,
contact E. K. Kicks at Stevensvile, Mont.
Telephone Ala
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE-4 acres on mountain stream, good
view of Flathead lake Electricity available.
Price $4,000. Terms Karl B. Sipe, Lakeside,
Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

MUST BE SOLD in 80 days 200 acres. can
all be irrigated. 80 acres cleared classified
Montana No. land Broom modern house,
storm windows, electricity combination range,
heater, electric washer, etc, etc. 40 Farmall
with high lift loader and other equipment.
fine ranch in the heart of fast growing
western Sanders county. Only $4,000 SIS, 900
ranches McAllister Realty Thompson Falls
Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR THE BEST in irrigated farms and
ranches, see Deschamps Realty Co., Palace
Hotel Bldg, Missoula, Mont.
FARMS AND RANCHES for sale in Faiion,
Wibaux and Carter counties Contact Vern
Bublitz, Baker Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
SWINE

WRITE FOR FREE LITERATURE on Hog
Cholera, Swine Erysipelas, and Hemorrhagic
Septicemia (Shipping Fever. Colorado Serum
Co., 1850 York St., Denver TO- Colorado.
REGISTERED Hampshire and Chester White
weaver boars and gifts for sale. Champion
ship bloodlines. Tinberline Stock Ranch,
Broadvew, Mont
REGISTERED Duroc fall bred gifts, boars,
weaners. Non-related. Victor Fisher, Oxford
Idaho
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR. SALE 80 registered Hereford bulls.
coming and years old. Domino and
Princeps breeding. Ranch II miles northwest
of Iona Colony Bay road. Bernard j.
Ruth, Iona, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FIFTEEN PRODUCTION tested cows averag-
ing 396 lbs. butterfat. bargain priced and
bred to a Registered HolStein bull with a
725 ID. dam Allen Ralston, Shields Route
Livingston, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE = 40 top quality 1852 open regis
tered Angus heifers SITS each. One 2-year-
old, one 4-year-old herd bulls. 30 1852 bulls.
Sunbeam Eileenmere and Bell Boy breeding.
John E. Perkins, Deer Lodge. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

RED MILKING SHORTHORN bulls, two to
seven months old Sire Borgs Royal Duke,
by Roundhill Lord Wildeyes, imported from
highest production herd England Also few
heifers. Joseph Wolpert, Hamilton. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

THREE roam Milking Shorthorn bulls, regis
tered, from classified dams. All yearlings
James L, Summers, Hoffman Route, Living
ston, Mont Fifteen miles south on 80.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE = REGISTERED Red Poll coming g.
year-old Red Poll heifers just fresh. Gentle,
good mixers. Also heifer and bull calves.
Oscar Richem. Choteau Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE-Registered Milking Shorthorn
bulls, roam 10 months, red months. These
calves are from high producing COWS and
sired by Melody Roses Prince from the Bork
Bros. herd at Glendale, MINI. Leslie Unruh,
Bloomfield. Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE-Registered polled Milking Short
horn bulls up to y months old from r. M.
cows. H. Baedeker. Route l. Whitehall, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

GOOD SELECTION of yearling and 2-year.
old registered Angus bulls, also heifers anC
cows. Walter Myllymaki, Stanford. Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

WE ALWAYS have on hand a nice selection
of broke young Quarter horses at reasonable
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE-One good registered Hereford bull
two years old, horned Raised under range
conditions ready for use. Hazel Neff, Gala
tin Gateway, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

REGISTERED MILKING Shorthorn bulls
Ages from two months to one-year-old. Fo
sale now. Paul R. Rice, Bynum, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE-Young registered polled Hereford
bulls and heifers E. R. Roehl Ranch, Box 1856,
LewiStown, Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

FOR SALE-Registered Angus coming two.
year-od bulls. Also all ages females. Strand
void Knudsen, st. Ignatius Mont.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15

g. QUALITY RED Shorthorn yearling bull
for sale. 5000. Wayne w. WEIGH, Box SOC
Cut Bank, Mont
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-04-15
HORSES

REGISTERED American Saddlers Gelding S,
mare Z, matched pair. Also Hackney-Shet-
fork Mont
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

ImpFovingi Clyde Williams Jr.,
son OF mr.. and MRS. Clyde viii
Iiams ST.. 1910 South sth ST. Is
slightly improved, but still con-
fined to Asbury hospital. Young
williams suffered burns recently.
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Mrs. Howard Logon
Surprised BY Friends
On Her Birthday

On Thursday evening. April 30.
Mrs Howard Logan decided that
this would be a grand occasion to
relax. watch tslevision and Just
enjoy a quiet evening at home
However, Ii spite az the down.
pour Of rain. about 8 p. m, the
door BEN rang she thought, now
who can be ringing At this hour
and n the rain She answered
The door and IN marched q group
81 friends singing the happy
birthday song.
Her mother-in-iaw, Mrs. Luvln-
la Logan assisted BY Mrs. Lillian
Penn and Mrs. Florence Logan,
had planned q surprise birthday
party IN her honor, much to the
complete surprise Of Mrs. Logan.
She received many lovely GIFTS.
The evening was spent IN wat
ching nv and just sociallEing. fol-
lower BY q delicious meal. Guests
present were Nj. and Mrs,
Thomas Hargraves, The Mines.
Mary Gaines, Hortense Brown.
Edna Small and Mr.. and Mrn.
James Logan or ST. Paul; Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Brewington, Mines.
Frances Duncan, LILLIAN Penn and
Mr. Howard Logan.
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Wedding
Anniversaries
81. PAUL

May . M. and Mrs. Theodore
simmons ass Sc. Anthony Ave.
nine years. Mr.. and Mrs q Z.
BAL, s4s N, Dale st., n years.
May 10 Mr.. and mrs. Mckinley
III Belt ss2 Carron Ave. four
years.
May i1--ATr, and Mira Kenneth
stokes ms IglehArt Ave. seven
years.
May IL Mr.. and Mrs. Mdcco O,
Kinney. $50 Rondo Ave. 10 years;
NJ. and Rlrn Samuel Allen, A5 &.
Larpenteur, a years Mr.. and
Mra, Paul D, cephaa, As %. Lar
penteur Ave. nine years
NAY Is Mr.. ana Ilra. George
Green $40 carroll Ave, is years
May is Mr. and Mra James
Jackson s6B st. Anthony Ave-.
liz years: Agr, ana Afra Pete nm.
SAT w Central Ave, rs years;
Mr.. and Ms, George Milton. 75s
Carroll Ave. ~ years
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Mrs Beatrice Gray Of 81. Jos
eph, NO, spent the week end Ia
the city and was the house guest
OF her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Slaughter, All
Dupont Ave. NJ
Mrs Gray a well known busl-
ness and civic leader in 81. Jos
eph. is q mortician and sole
owner OF the Beatrice Gray Nor
tuary, Is q Red Cross Grey Lady
and works three hours each week
in the state hospital. She q e
stewardess Of the Ebenezzar AAEE
church, q member Of the 81. Jos
eph Gospel chorus and also the
narrator for this group
While IN the city, she attended
Sunday morning services at Zion
Baptist church. She Is an old
friend Of Rev. and Mrs RI w.
Bolts.
She Is the foster mother OF
three boys and was accompanied
by two Of her sons
II had been quite a number Of
years since the visitor had been
in the city and she was greatly
Impressed with the progress and
advancement made by the group.
The visitors left for their home
on Sunday evening, May 3.
Mrs. Gray Is q new subscriber
to the Minneapolis Spokesman.
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Esiuged III EgoNa Nra, EEne
tine wright 2z1s Flffh ave q
received word th4s her t0n. Pit
waite Jerry Wright and two othaf
GI's wefe lniuroa ~ an array
truck that waa carrying 80 war
prisoners IN April Isl Private
Wright hkE been hospitail1ed 81
ID naval hospitai h japan. The
aerioasnaas 81 hla ininraa h n6t
vet boan determined
mo Croaissundons Agr and Asrs.
Raymond Walgct. $500 cllnion
Ave. were host end hotaa Is
the createnndos when they met
an Sunday May 3. Al tns h0ne
81 Afr ana Bgra Vlncent aAep-
herd sf pians ere ii ere maldne
for . wiener f1asl which will nd
Glib activities before adcegn
msfM fur inca nnuneN ghe next
meeting win IS "a lhe home ~
Miss ReNna Warren. 3ss9 Fourth
Avs b. q sunday Way al
AumAns New Hom NIr d
Agya John Csfter have mo
into their newly purchased home
AZ S62l Fourth Ave
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Social and Personal

Visits IN Oklahoma: Charles Nv Jackson 2tl3 10Th Ave.
~ lett friday May FOR Okmnlgee Okla where IA win b we
house guest az AR and Mrs Raymond Ballard Mr. Jackson
win return May IL
Spring Festival Success The Spring Festival sponsored
hy tho Warrington PIA which held Friday April 2
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DINvEAPoI1s BrRrIDAEs


MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS
May 3 Philip James Blackwell
2524 Fourth Ave. 81
May 10 Mrs. Zephyr Turner.
172i Portland Avs; Lucilie
Cooper, s400 Cedar Ave
May IL Betty Jane sesaion,
Detroit
May I24Joseph 2. Bolden, 2o2
W. s1st st., Percy g Hughes.
$3.50 Firth Ave. 81
May Is John n. williams 9732
Fourth Ave, s.; Rose Moses, Asi
Bryant Ave, N.
May I'D W. Ingram, s9al
Fourth ave. 8
May 40 Edward Temple, 243a
Firth Ave. s.; Edwin q. Ellougher
sos Ssth Ave, 81: Mrs. Dorothy
Hines, s607 Third Ave. g.
Out Of Town Birthdays
May 10 Sic Albert johnson,
Mariana, Ark.
May IL Arthur Thomas, Dea
Afoines IA.
May IL while ri Gardner,
Omaha. Nebr: Jay schultze, 22a
w, Adams ST.. Chicago, IN.
May George & Roach, Los
Angeles, Calf.
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was well attended and 4 huge snc-
cess, Tie second largest ever held.
Mr. Matthew Lanigan was chair-
man, Ho was ably assisted 81 mrs.
ctlestia Fraction es co-chairman.
sender Missionary Soclctyi I'ha
scnioF Missionary society 81 ZION
Baptist church held is general
missionary meeting % Wednoa-
day, May 6 At b. Ia. n the home
oe Mrs Al Owena 5000 Clinton
ave, 50.
lnproveds Michael craig, son o.
Mr.. and AIRS. Joseph prewingtoN,
1854 clinton AVG. 4 slightly Inn
proved from injuries resolved n
an auto nishap bat stlli confined
70 General hospital. where Ne has
bean fof me pusl two weeks.
Leaves Ror Ranaas CITY; Rev,
Il 8. Harris. s7a7 eleventh Ava.
81 pastor of Bethesda Baptist
church win leave TIE city for
Kansas city kama On Sunday.
May 40 rev Harris win conduct
d ten day revival meeting az Aft
zion Baptist church Rev y g.
sargon u iha pastor mrs Har.
is win join him later. q tho
absence 81 Rev Harris Rev
John Young van occupy shs pgi-
| pis " Eethesda Baptiss church
Return From sad AElaaicns Mr.
and Mrs. Jodson Phillips sl4s
Third ave. 50. recanliy returned
from Oklahoma where thay werp
called 10 attad funarM asrvices
for Mrs. Philips grandmother
who was burned d death on their
return they stopped % 81 Joseph.
No, whore they spent several
days visiting AEr phiilip'a oldar
brother and wife rev ana Agrs.
George Philippe
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

almost Mysteries got
Minneapolis Wasn't the Rob- Del Mar? Mean
think the law here it's cy in neiub but not the street
Christine said he heD wasn't interested in that
loot acting most unusual for who doesn't like
He's opening Nevada ney Showing his nns and doing
commentary Haw!
sTRAws IN THE WIND: 1--WE DIDN'T Fordal Mar
Godfrey scheduled for CONCERT
they the next
season. Or Just taking a leave Of abSenceT
They're Gonna Miss That Boy Around There stage
the background during dramatic moment in the
Maurice Evans vdeo production Of Hamlet" few Sundays
One Of TVS dramatic stars with the rOf0obery clause in
contract wagon
reported this column did the
brother the the rest Of the cast and production
thirty minues He's awfy when sober but
when he starts hitting the bottle he's wsrdie from way back
Why don't the buns managing singer Eddie Fisher give the kid
doing five and six shows day Finally collapsed from exhaustion
In spite added scheduled
Londons Palladium Immediately hnsngJ His voice obviously
suffering weight the
How valuable Is q buck anyway
don't know who gave my name to subscription department
CngandJ Guardian very interested
the copy which arrived last Saturday My subp
ton in the mail III receive Of this famous
by airmaH the day after it's published in London
You may be Interested American film
Man IN the Dark which appeared in the Guardian:
@CoachIoad Of critics ae theatre Croy-
Monday a prsyew d eaIedEith eye
prOauction which got a ngoThs
rSt SeOnm 20 from major studo" n d called Man
nndence least with headache but be
whether this lndaosd By TIE specaes
gaining nothing p draatc effect Tor having extra
seeming only pace
Wen, A. ths EuEHsh cries this columul.t
ara IN agreement On the SuSiset emf Remember FeyisWf
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one of the smaller houses Il i the story u what ooud happen
tand make no mistake about ID GOULD happgn) she pre.
apathy q the American public towards world conditions
continues.
Perhaps in more sled hands the idea behind Invasion Ui
would Of shoer an spite Of the weaknesses il st
Jolt thinking awfe
story is improbable Second me acang med
Of people d into New York Bar There's ~ Ar
zona caeman West Coast manufacturer q tractors Congress-
from Illinois, televon commentator from the studio down
the street gal Of antecedns and er who reads book
as he fodiea brandy glass The teon commentator takes a.
vantage opportunity pom te ne bar for
to questions he going the next days broadcast The
eatleman about high pcss the tractor manufacturer
complains army tanks but Re
turned the offer down The Congressman rambes n doc
fashion that certainly won't edssr ne character g ne voang
sHtency Illinois, gai mmbes something
haady glass brandy puts
tato On me lssae abgve the bar announces the esmy ais
gused IN American UNIFORMS has Invaded ALASKA
From mat point on series Of army nm clips showing mass
landings Of araoopeE planes III action the story Of the
INVASION me story ntsudes thar come bster an realistically
depict psychological this country
and New York city are technically exciting woud be
Shocs the story line and the sectors who i more
accents and the uniforms q the Officers obviously means to be
Russian
aIuvaaun U.s-As WIN probably bring cash customers
past te sFHss because q me very nature q he story How
TO or because 81 nst handing Including the Injection q
a coEuy STORY
reason Why hollywood doesn't handle serious thsmes
effectively may the TACT that the behind the
picture industry be bound BY
certain ideas finale and other technical apPng
they The wide viewpoint for handling
essage" There must be happy ending there must be
be this that Those who do dare %
experiments usually Invasl0n
UA" prize spon Of good idea bloOey because Of
mixture Of an tlGee
happened the night the film
During Francisco being
sitting the front aPplauded loudly
left the theatre huredly "acei
dentay my aisle almost made him fan
Sometimes Comrades plant te sooges In aud
this nuisance The thing that made
peculiar that guy only about
prior the Maybe Just coincidence Maybe
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

owns an Interior decorating stu
dio at B15 Grand Ave, was che
speaker. He gave a tank on inter-
Tor decorating and showed differ
ent color schemes to illustrat his
tank.
Gucstss Bishop and Mrs. George
w. Baber Of Detroit, were the
house guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
James Dixon, SOC w. Central ave.
during their visit here for the
queen browning ceremonies for
the Queen Contest sponsored BY
the st. Paul district Of A1TE
churchs.
Entertain Ministers And Wives,
Rev. and Mrs. James Dixon, 568
w Central Ave. entertained the
AAEE ministers and wives at 9
p. m. dinner preceding the ST.
Paul district OF ANTE churches
Queen Contest on wednesday,
May 5.
Birthday Greetings; Happy
birthday to Walter Lee, son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, 7O7
Iglehart Ave, who was five years
old on Saturday, May 2.
Attends Des AIolnes Queen
contsat: Rev. James Dixon, sec
w. Central Ave, attended the Des
Moines Queen contest for that
area.
OFF 10 Detroit; Rev. James
Dixon, 500 w. Central Ave, win
leave Tuesday May ~, for De-
troit, Mich to attend the Expan-
sion Drive Of the fourth Episco-
pal District Of AldE churches.
Father Of Rev. n N. Moore
Dies: Word has been received that
Ernest L. Moore, father Of Rev.
B. N. Moore, former pastor Of st.
James AAEE church, st. Paul,
died in Peoria, M, on Thursday,
April 23, at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. Moore. Funeral services were
held in Peoria, on Saturday, April
Is. The remains were shipped to
Fort Wayne, Ind, for burial,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

X. Edwards left Thursday. April
80, for Louisville, KY, where they
attended the Kentucky Derby.
They win be out Of the city for
about ten days.
Twin Star Auxiliary; The reg.
ular monthly project Of the Twin
star Auxiliary. s752 vFW, which
IL their sewing project for the
Red Cross, win be held at the
home of Mrs. EfHe King, s74
Rondo Ave, on Monday, May ii.
Any friends who have the spare
time are invited. The meeting be-
gins at ~ o'clock noon.
me Cardettes: Mrs. Yvonne
Powell, 9s7 Iglehart Ave, was
hostess 10 the Cardettes on Fri
day, May l. The evening was
spent in playing bonanza. The
next meeting win be held on Fri
day, May is with Miss AnnabeIle
Jones. 914 Fuller Ave. AZ hostess.
Two O'Clock Bridge Club. The
Two O'Clock Bridge Club win
meet at the home Of Mrs. Nor
man Howell, 971 st. Anthony
Ave-, on Saturday, May 8.
Leave For California; Messrs.
Herman Booth and Granville Has
kins left for Los Angeles. Calf,
on Sunday May 3 to visit their
mothers sister and friends. Mr..
HaslNins win also visit his daugh-
ter, lille, who formerly lived in
81. Paul. They expect to be away
for about ten days.
Out Of Hospital: Mr.. Henry
Pettiford, ga Fuller Ave, return.
ed home from the hospital much
improved, but unable to have wish
tors.
Gold band Society; The Cold
Band society met at the home Of
Mrs. Yvonne Powell, 957 Iglehart
Ave-, on Wednesday evening
April "a. Mr.. DalLken Stuart, who
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BIRTHDAY
GREE TINGS

May 3 Kathleen purh GA
Carroll Ave. Charles scroggina.
sos ST. Anthony Ave-; Ronald o.
Neal. 7S6 Carroll Ave. Donald o.
Neal, 7s6 Carroll Ave-, Mn.
Meredith Howell ga SIT Anthony
Ave
Nay 10 Jsmes Bruce Coins,
s25 MagnoliR Ave: Gretta HIar.
rison. e6s Igiehart Ave. Hattie
cFenshaw. ESQ Carroll Ave
May III Sam Reed III. io2s
Arundel ST. Mrs. Albert Harper,
res 81. Anthony Ave: Iacqueline
Aaoffatt 9ls Rondo ave,
May IL Mr. VIZ "a. Taylor 75o
Rondo AYES Emmib EFieldA, $40
ST. Anthony Ave. AGra Clifford
Specie, $40 Eglehart Ave.
May is Edgar psllow 72S
Rondo Ave, AEyn Carter Jrs 9as
Rondo Ave.
May IA Edle washington, COS
ST. Anthony Ave.
May IS g. d. Hunter 1ts7 AZ.
hany Ave; Charles w Bradley
822, 81. Anthony AVE. Samuel
Ross, 45s 81. Anthony Ave,i lfr
samuel Reed, 1925 Arundel ST.
Donna Jean Farringtn ssl 81
Anthony Ave: william Martin
aie Sc, Anthony Ave. Incz Smith
lBD ST. Anthony ave. Carter
Fletcher, $50 st Anthony Ave-
Linda Martin. $50 Carroll Ave.
Out.of-Town Birthdays
May is Seaman Louis HAN
u. s. Navy.
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Social and Personal
81 81 PAU

WIN Visit Friend: Mrs India AIleu left saturday AprH
20 ior chicago where she win visit her hfeong friend Mrs
Lillian Davenport Of 800 E. 6st ST. Mrs Davenport win Az
company MIS- Allen on her vacation and they will visit friends
in Detroit, Philadelphia and New York CITY
OFF 10 Kentucky Derby Mrs Albert Moorehead and Mrs
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-05-08

BY RICARDO WEEKS
The kids today
And those Of yesterday
Are strangers.
The kids today
Are stronger. wiser
And more beautiful
The kids today
Are in communion
With the sun. moon and stars
Tor finer wisdom.
The kids today
Walk hand IN hand
with progress.
The kids today
And those Of yesterday
Are strangers.
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eeFAed t4e Anolea kndepetluehsl are tett 70 carry
the message stuff 50 Il would seem Probably
one reason the big OUTFITS have decided 70 stick 70
entertainment il That message didn't pay OF
too wen at the boxofiics Apparently movie-goers
don't like to pay cash to have their conscienees
logged.
Invasion, y. 8. A." b an example o. what
happens when a motion picture producer cam
hlneE lOw-cost budget b sBr script and .
east or second-Fate actors % try and cook up
convincing "meSaagev film. This picture
....l -. -. - -. A.. 49,.
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city-The business hollywood taeklng easage
film both intriguing administering spectacle Now
rlons taboo subject The maior studios
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-04-24
Fresh Policies
Being Mapped
Dulles States

WASHINGTON, (JTA)-The Mid
ole East may this year get "per-
haps a little more" financial aid
f.om the United States than in
previous years, Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles told a House
appropriations subcommittee
He emphasized that the Eisen-
hover administration considers
peace between Israel and the Arab
countries an essential element in
improving conditions in the Mid
die East.
The slight increase in American
grants for the Middle East will go
primarily for armamentS, Dulles
indicated. He told the subcom-
mittee of his forthcoming trip to
the Middle East and said that the
administration "may have to try
to develop some fresh policies"
in that area. In the Middle East,
he stated, "the drift is dangerous
ly unfavorable to u.s." He described
the development of an "anti-
American" feeling in that part of
the world.
Subcommittee Chairman Cliff
Clevenger of Ohio spoke unfav-
orably of Israel. He told Secre-
tary Dulles that 1--WE had a situa-
ton last year where we provided
money not only to feed those ex-
pellees from Palestine but also for
the forces that drove them out"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-04-24
Births

A son born to Mr.. and Mrs
Mervyn Siegel of Van Nuys, Calf,
April IA. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Siegel of sol E. Whit
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fran
els of "a E. Roanoak.
A son, Daniel Marc, born to Mr.,
and Mrs. David Gordon of 1926 W.
Meadowbrook. on April II. Grand
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Klein of Phoenix.
A daughter, Julene Ann, born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Grossman OF
1870 N. 18th Ave. on April 2.
A son born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. N.
Kutner of 3009 N. 10th Ave. on
April 16. Grandmother is Mrs. I.
Siegel of Phoenix.
A son, Allen Mark, born to Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Barr of 1874 E.
Mulberry on April Is. Grandparents
are Mr.. and Mrs. H. Barr of Phoe-
nix and Mr.. and Mrs. P. Pelsner
Of New Jersey.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1953-04-24
Jewish Center News

Phoenix B'nai Birth Girls will
hold their first stag cat dance at
7:30 pm. next Sunday, April 26,
at the Jewish Community Center.
Admission is so cents.
The Jewish Center'S Softball
team is going into its final weeks
of practice before plunging into
city league competition. Team
Manager Jay Edison and Captain
Bob Seigel said there are still
some places open for players.
Workouts are held at $3.50 am.
on Sundays at Encanto Park.
Anybody interested in arts,
crafts and ceramics? If so, call
Jay Edison, director of activities at
the Center, Alpine 4-5573.
The Center's folk dance group
will perform at the Ladies Bikur