davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22

its product and for it's business.
Also-an absolute essential in
the most successful freezing of
foods is the fastest freezing poss-
IDLE, in a home freezer, 40 de-
grees below zero. Be sure to in
sist ON this in any Freezer you
buy.
THIRD-Be sure the Freezer you
buy is offered to you at a Ma
tiOnally Advertised Price and
that you can buy this Freezer at
this same price with or without
Membership" in any Plan. If
you do this you will be certain
not to get an "Off Brand Freez-
er and that the Freezer has not
been priced much higher just be-
cause you have the Privilege
of joining a Food Plan.
FOURTH-All Food Plans are Of
fering Food at reduced prices,
sometimes called Wholesale"
sometimes. Quantity Discount"
The Price is not nearly as i'm
portant as the Quality and the
Freshness. Be sure that you get
your Food from reputable sources
close enough to your home that
it will be in your chilled" Freez-
err within an hour after it leaves
it's source.
FIFTH-Make sure in your own
mind that when you buy a Food
Plan that YOU. can and Will be
able to buy your food of the Fin
est Quality at the Lowest Prices.
not only on your initial order or
until your Freezer is paid for.
but for as long as you continue
to use that Freezer. That is
what was meant when you were
advised to deal only with People
you knew and Trust.
SIXTH-Please check carefully
with whom you make your FL
nancial Arrangements. Be sure
the rates are no higher than you
should be paying.
It is sincerely hoped that this
will be of service to you.
P. LYNWOOD TAYLOR
Sales Manager
Economy PbilcO Freezer Food Plan
of Economy Auto Supply, Inc., Of
Milford and Georgetown, Del
paid ADVERTISEMENT
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
Sire Study Started
At Univ. OF Del,

A sire study and evaluation pro-
gram will soon be started at the
University of Delaware, according
to Delmar Young, extension dairy
man. This program will include
analyzing and evaluating the pedi-
grees of young sires used in dairy
herds. 1t will also provide informa-
ton as to where young sires may
be secured which will increase
chances for improving the produc-
ton in the herds.
Last year so Dairy Herd Inn
provement Association proven sire
summaries were received in the
dairy extension office. Nineteen of
the sires proven increased the pro-
duction of daughters over the dams
whereas 81 or So per cent of these
sires decrease the production.
The fact that 62 per cent of DHIA
sires proven in 1854 decreased pro-
duction points out a need for more
careful study and evaluation of
pedigrees of herd sires used in our
dairy herds, Young points out. This
study should include careful anaiy-
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
Patriots Day Observed
At Winterthur Museum

Calling for a greater study of the
nations past as a way to better un-
derstanding for the future. Presi
dent Dwight ID. Eisenhower JOINED
Delaware's Governor J. Caleb Boggs
Tuesday in urging Americans tC
take a new look" at their coun
try's heritage.
The Eisenhower message high.
lighted exercises at Winterthul
Museum, northwest of Wilmington
as it opened its spring season
which includes tour of the famous
Henry Francis DUPONT azalea gar
dens. From this week through May
1, early spring flowers, thousands
of bulbs, Towering trees and shrubs
will be in bloom. From May tc
May 20 the aZaleas will be at their
height. The tour is available daily
from 1 to p. m, except Mondays
Assembled for the Patriots Day
observance Tuesday were members
of Delaware's 18th General Assem-
by, state officials, the judiciary
county, and city officers.
According to Charles Montgom
cry, director of Winterthur Muse
UNI, the event was planned to rally
new interest in the nations grea1
collections of arts and skills, de.
veloped by pioneers as they founded
a new nation. The Delaware insti-
tuition features Americana datins
from 1910 to 1910.
AT the noon ceremony new
United States flag was presented tt
the museum by the Department Of
Delaware, Veterans of Foreign
Wars of the United States. John E
Babiarz, Americanism chairman
and who also served as chief CLERK
of the House in the General Assem-
bly, made the presentation.
Mr.. Babiarz said in part: ''It is {
real pleasure for me to represent
the Veterans of Foreign Wars o.
the United States on this occasion
and to present for use at Winter
thur Museum. this flag of the Uni
ted States of America.
"Our overseas veterans organi-
cation believes in fostering and pre-
serving American freedom guaran
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
AN OPEN LETTER TO THE
PUBLIC
An Honest Attempt to Evaluate
@Food Plans"

There are Food Plans" galore
being offered to the American Pub
lie today. A few of them will sur
vive and prosper and continue to
serve, many of them will last a
short while, fade and fold up. 1t
has been the same with every out
standing Product or business in the
history of our Economy. In 1927,
there were Is manufacturers of
automobiles In the United States.
Today, there are less than a dozen
and the leaders in the field today
were also the outstanding ones in
1927. 1t has been and shall always
continue to be, the Survival of the
Fittest" The ones that gain the
first business and an honest dol
lars value for a dollar, will gain
and remain leaders in any Field Of
Endeavor. 1t has been true of the
automotive industry and it will be
equally true of Food Plans"
We would like to offer a list of
six Recommendations for your con-
sideration when you consider the
pul CudSC III OOu i0A
FIRST-Deal Only with people you
know and trust This means
Everyone you will have involved
in the transaction, including the
manufacturer of your Freezer,
the Supplier of your Food, the
Finance Company through whom
you contract for the Plan and es-
pecially the Local Business set
up that will provide you with
constant service When You Need
1t. Remember, you are dealing
with Food and Food means
Health.
acknowledgements you ere pur-
chasing Freezer-not Food.
(The Food is part of business
that goes with a Food Plan as an
inducement to buy your Freezer
from the Company offering the
Plan) Therefore, be sure that
your Freezer is manufactured
and guaranteed by a nationally
known leader in the field, one
that has the finest reputation for
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
Veterans Administration
INFORMATION SERVICE
Questions and Answers

o. am planning to take a cores
pondence course under the
Korean CT Bill. For purposes
of my CT allowance payments,
what does VA consider as the
beginning and ending dates OF
the course?
A-The beginning date of your
course is the date on which
the school furnishes you with
your first lesson. The ending
date is the date the school
services your fiIal lesson.
o. hold a permanent CT insur-
ance policy. Since it has been
in force for more than one
year. have the right to borrow
money on it. How much can
l borrow?
A-You may borrow an amount
that does not exceed 81 per
cent of the reserve VI your per-
manent CT policy.
OIL am drawing a VA pension.
and l have just received a
legacy that will push my yearly
income above the ma0imum
allowed by the law. Am l sup
posed to inform the VA about
it?
Ayes. You should notify the VA
Immediately, so that your pen
sion payments can be stopped.
Failure to inform VA of your
added income will result in
an overpayment of pension
that you may have to pay
back to the Government
Q-Where may / obtain the forms
required to apply for CT
home loan?
A-You should be able to obtain
the necessary forms from your
lender. Lenders who do not
have the forms may get them
from their nearest VA Regional
Office.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
BIRD WORDS WIN

BENTON HARBOR, Mich Up
"A 6-month-old parakeet talked
radio station WHFB out of $50, a
chrome cage and years supply of
bird seed.
The station management said it
was surprised It's contest ended
only a week after it began.
But Mrs. Martin Max said it took
her only two days to teach her bird
Mickey to say "WHFB at 1060,'
the winning words. The station op-
crates on 1860 kilocycles.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-22
SPEEDING

Speeding
Speeding on US. streets and high
ways last year injured $40. 080 men
women and children.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21
Motion Pictures Classified

Fog. Four Ways out U.S.A. prints.
Gate of Hell, Gentlemen Marry Bru
nettes, Good Die Young, The; Green
Magic.
ter.
illegal. Indiscretion of an American
Wife, Interrupted Melody, It's Always
Fair Weather,
Jump Into He'll, Jupiter's Darling.
Lady Godiva, Left Hand of God
Let's Make Up, Life in the Balance
Long John Silver.
Mad Magician, Man Alone, Marty
Mau Mau, Mighty Fortress.
Naked Street, Night Freight.
One Desire, Othello.
Pearl of South Pacific, Prince OF
Players, Port of Hell, Prisoner The
PushoverS.
Return of Don Camille, Ring oil
Fear, Riot in Cell Block IL.
Scarlet Coat, Secret Assignment
Shadow of the Eagle, Simba, Sins oi
Pompeii (U.S.A. prints, Spice of Life,
Strange Intrusion, Svengah.
That Lady, Tight Spot, Tonight's
the Night, To Hell and Back To Paris
With Love, Treasure of Pancho Villa
Trouble Shooter.
Unclaimed, Ulysses, Uncensored.
AlDlenl MEN, bOlLe VI oBchCE " sosfA
prints.
We're No Angels.
You're Never Too Young.
Glass B--ohieeticnahle In part.
Act of Love, Adventures Of Sadie
Amt Misbehavin', Americana, Angela
Arena.
Bad for Each Other. Bait, Battle
Cry, Beauties of the Night, Bellies oi
st. Trinian, Betrayed Woman, Bis
Knife, Big Night, Bigamist, Black
board Jungle, Black Tuesday, Bread
Love and Dreams.
Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl
Captive Woman, Cell 2455, Chance
Meeting, Conquest of Space, Cour
Martial, Crash Out.
Deep Blue Sea, Destination Matri
mony, DestFy, Doomed.
! Earrings of Madame De, Egyptian.
| Face to Face, Fear and Desire, Fe
male on the Beach, Finger Man, Five
/ Against the House, Forbidden, For
ever Female, Flame and the Flesh.
Gang Busters, Golden Mistress.
Here Comes the Girls, Hell's Island
Hit the Deck, Holiday for Henrietta
How 10 he Very, Very Popular.
innocents In Paris.
Kentuckian, Killers KISS, KISS NJ
Kate.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21
Tito Closes
ALI But One
Seminary

TRIESTE, Italy - (NC) -
Yugoslav authorities have
confiscated the Catholic SEM
mary at Rijeka F'iume), &C
cording to reports reaching
here of continued Red harass-
ments on the Church.
Their action has left the
entire province of Croatia,
the predominantly Catholic
part of Yugosiavia, with only one
diocesan seminary, that in Ia
greb, the provincial capital.
The Rijeka seminary was clos
ed temporarily last May after the
rector, Father Josip Kapsh, and
four theology students had been
charged with hostility to the peo.
pie of Croatia. 1t has now been
ordered permanently closed, and
the buildings seized for govern.
ment use.
Meanwhile, Bishop Charles Ne
zic, Apostolic Administrator oi
the Diocese of Parenzo and Pola
is once more experiencing trou
BILE at the hands of the Tito re
| gime.
Last year, Bishop Nexie was
ordered to pay taxes amounting
TO the equivalent of $3.325.
When he protested he was Un-
able to raise the amount, police
inspected the books of the par
ishss TO find out how much
money each parish was sending
fhe Bishop. They even inspect
ed the seminary st Pisino,
where fhe Bishop lives. They
found he was housed In q soli-
tsry, poorly furnished room.
The Bishop was left in peacI
for a while, but only recently h,
was again in trouble with tn
Reds. This time they accused hin
of violating the laws of the coun
try by publishing q report il
which he made some comment
on the plight of the clergy in hi
jurisdiction,
For this "offense," the Bisho
was ordered again TO pay q fin
of about $133. Again he was fort
ed to protest that he had not tn
means TO pay even this amount.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21

Fhe firms listed here deserve
to b remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
these different lines of business.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21

1 Land of the Pharaohs, Limelight
| Looters, The; Love is Many-Splen
dored Thing, Lover Boy U.S.A,
| prints,
Maddalena U.S.A. prints, Magnifi.
cent Mattador, Mambo, Man Crazy
| Man in the Attic, Man Who Loved
Redheads, Man With My Face, Man
Without a Star, Marauders, Mister
Roberts, My Sister Eileen.
Naked Amazon, Naked Dawn, The;
New Faces, Night Holds Terror, Nj.
/ agara. Not as a Stranger.
! o. X. Nero, Operation Secret, Out.
law Girl, Other Women, 0vercoat.
Paris Model, Phenix City Story, The;
Playgirl, Pleasure Garden, Presidents
Lady, Problem Girls, Prodigal, Prize
| of Gold, Public Enemy.
Rayers, Return TO Paradise, Robbers
Roost, Rogue Cop, Rome IL O'Clock.
Run for Cover.
! Sea Chase, Second Greatest Sex,
Seven Year Itch, Shield for Murder
Shotgun, Sins of Rome, SO This Is
Paris, Soldier of Fortune, South Sea
Women, Strange Deception, Strange
Teen-Age Crime, Tennessee's Part.
ner, Theodore, Slave Empress U.S.A
[ prints, They Were So Young U.S.A.
prints, Thy Neighbor's Wife, This Is
/ My Love, Twist of Fate, Two Cents
4 Worth of Hope, Too Young for Love.
/ Three for the Show, Top of the World
! Waterfront, Wayward Wife (U.S.A
/ prints, Women, Wicked Women.
! Vera Cruz, Violent Saturday.
| You Know What Sailors Are.
Class c - condemned.
Bandit, The Qtalian); Behind Closed
Shutters, Blue Angel, Bullet for ste.
piano, A; Carnival in Flanders, Dedee
Devil in the Flesh, Devils Sleep, Flesh
win Surrender Qtalian); It's Forever
Springtime, Jungle Stampede, Just t;
Big Simple Girl, Karamojo, La Ronde
Lovers OF Verona, Manon, Marie dt
Port, Merry Chase, Miss Julia, Mon
and Dad, Moon Is Blue, The; No Or
chids for Miss Blanuish, OF Love and
Bandits, Oh Amelia, Paris Nights, Par
is Waltz, Room Upstairs, Royal Az
fair, A; Rozins, the Love Child.
Sacred Latuka, Scandals of the Clio
chemerle, Seven Deadly Sins, Sinners
She Shoulda Said No. Story of BOZ
and Sally, The; Strange Triangle
Street Corner, Strollers, Three For
hidden Stories, Thrill That Kills
Times Gone BY, WAYS Of Love, Weneh
The; Young and Damned. Violated
Sensualita, French Line, Girls MarkeS
Danger, La Plaisir, One Summer o
Happiness, Lovers, Happy Lovers, Gar
den of Eden, Illicit Interlude, Gam,
of Life, Mademoiselle Gobette, TIL,
Bed, | Am a Camera, We Want
Child, Son of Sinbad.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21
India Parliament
Discusses Bill to
Ban Conversions

NEW DELHI, India-(NC) -
The Indian parliament has dis
cussed a non-official bill propos-
ing an almost total ban on the
preaching of the Gospel by Chris
tian missionaries.
introduced by Hindu member
Jethalal JOSH, the bill seeks TO
achieve this objective by impos-
ing a system of licensing and
registration of persons engaged
in conversion work.
The bill received a barrage Of
criticism from a Christian mem-
Der of the Congress party, A. M.
Thomas, who declared that the
bill clearly violated provisions
of the Indian constitution grant
ing all persons the right to prop
agate religion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21

Following is list of motion pictures
reviewed and classified by the Ma
! tional Council of the Legion of Decen
| cy:
Glass A-SeetIon t-unobi eetiensbIs
| for general patronage.
/ African Adventure, African Lion
| Albert, X. M; Animal Farm, Annapo
1 lis Story, Athena, Atomic Kid, Arrow
in the Dust.
Bengazi, Black Horse Canyon, Black
( Knights, Rrigadoon, Bright Road,
Bring Your Smile Along.
/ Canyon Crossroads, Case of the Red
Monkey, Challenge the Wild, Cine.
I rama Holiday CU.S.A. prints.
Dam Busters, Day TO Remember
/ Davy Crockett, Detective, Devil God
dess, Devil Girl From Mars, Divided
| Heart.
Far Horizons, Francis In the Navy.
/ Glass Slipper, Great Adventure, Gun
/ That Won the West, The.
Headline Hunters, High Society.
Hunters of the Deep.
/ II Came From Beneath the Sea.
| Killer Leopard, Killers From Space
Kings Thief, The.
| Lady and the Tramp, Last Com.
mand, Living II Up, Lord Of the Jun
gle, Lucy Gallant.
Mcconnell Story, Man From Bitter
\ Ridge, Match-Making Marshal.
Naked Sea.
Operation Manhunt, Out of This
| World, Outlaws Son.
Passion, Phantom Trail, Private War
of Major Benson, Purple Mask.
/ Rage at Dawn, Raid, Rembrandt.
Santa Fe Passage, Seven Cities o.
Gold, Snow Creature, Strategic All
Command, Spy Chasers.
This Island Earth, Three Stripes In
the sun, Tiger and the Flame, Tim
| beriAck.
Vanishing Prairie, Virgin Queen.
/ White Orchid. Wichita.
Class A-Seetion 2--unebisetlonabl'
for adults.
Ardo, Apache, Apache Ambush.
Bar Sinister, Beggar's Opera, BIZ
Tip Off, Black l8, Blood Alley, BolC
/ and the Brave, Both Sides of the Law
Bullet Is Waiting, Bullet for Joey.
/ Captain Lightfoot, Count Three ant
Pray, Creature With the Atom Brain
Dancing With Crime, Desperate
Hours, Desert Sands, Doctor in tht
House, Down Three Dark Stretes, Due
on the Mississippi.
East of Eden, Escape to BURNS
Edge of Divorce, End of the Affair.
y Fire over Africa, Footsteps In tn
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21
IRA &C But TRUI
-
- Little Known Facts for catholies !

copynrhL 1855. N.cw.c Ns~s s.rvs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21
Indian Cardinal
Extends Greeting
To us. People

NEW YORK - (NC) - Hope
that his visit to this country will
help to promote goodwill between
India and the United States was
expressed by His Eminence Va.
lerian Cardinal Gracias, Arch.
bishop of Bombay, following his
arrival here.
His Eminence made it clear
that he is here on a purely re.
ligious and cultural mission. He
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-10-21

said he is already impressed by
the incompatible vigor of Cath
olic activity and by the rich
ness of the Church's life" in the
United States.
The Archbishop of Bombay
conveyed to the people of Amer
ica mot only the friendly greet
ings of the entire Catholic COM
munity" of India but also "of the
millions of your well.wishers and
friends"
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Papago Indian news., 1955-06-01
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Papago Indian news., 1955-06-01

IKE SIGNS I'LL GIVING PAPAGOS MINERAL TITLE President
giving Papago Indians title to minerals in their Ar
day May 27.
The Indians have aimed ta spectors loor
interfering with their Of the reservation.
The reserved mineral rights the
1917.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
Notionol Guard
Asks Draft Aid

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 81 Up =,
The National Guard Association
wants Congress ID pass ! draft
law to bolster the Guards en-
listmer1t program.
The closing session of the nth
general conference yesterday
passed i resolution calling for q
Federal Law TO indnct men into
the reserves for transfer 20 the
Guard.
Next years conference win be
In Spokane. Wash. and the fol-
lowing year In Louisville. KY.
Another resolution called for
an end to '.red tape" In con-
struction OF Guard armories. cit
ing the present system, which
gives the Bureau OF the Budget
q final say on all proposed
armories. as completely unwar-
ranted and unjustified.
Mai. Gen. Raymond H. FleEn-
ing. Louisiana adjutant general,
received the associations dis
tinguished service award at the
CLOSING session.
Evening star., 1955-10-21

better known 10 telegisior audi
ences than "a any other audi
ences play leading roles b The
phenix City STORY Z There Is.
FOR instance, Richard Kiley, one
81 the abier Tv actors. Here he
does d fine Job as the John Pat-
terson who returned from Ger
many only 20 md himself in
yolyed III another war for de-
cency and democracy right on
his home grounds.
John McIntire Is believable
and effective. too, as the elder
Patterson. who avoided the con-
nict FOR i long time. tileti en-
tered the fray and won a cfllce
he was destined never ID hold.
Edward Andrews makes another
credible character out Of the
leading man on the other side.
the Rhett Tanner who was moi
above having q lifelong friend
done In to protect his rackets
|Kathryn Grant comes oH we'll
too, as d nice young Phenix CITY
Igirl who tries to Join the fight
against crime and winds lir
dead.
It Is q story Of both horror
land hope plucked from tht
headlines III The Phenix Cit,
STORY" It is llrid. but it stays
far enough away from the pure
|ly sensational To pack 4 real
|Wallop.
Evening star., 1955-10-21
DutcI, Air Ace
Dies IN Crash

HAoERSTOWN, Md, Oct. 81
|(E9.-L&. Col. Gerben 6onder-
man. prominent Dutch test pilot,
World War II ace and personal
pilot Of Prince Bernhard. Was
killed yesterday while demon.
|strating q Jet trainer.
The 47-year-old Col. Sender
man, chief test pilot for the
Royal Netherlands aircraft fac
tory Fokker, died when his Fox
ker Si4 failed to pun out Of .
demonstration spin. crashed on
q farm and burned.
Firemen were unable 10 free
the body Of the pilot until the
seat election mechanism ut the
burning plane could be deacti-l
yated. His body was burned ale
most beyond recognition.
Col. Sonderlnan brought the
let training plane here two days
ago and had put 1t through q
series OF tests for officials Of
Fairchild Aircraft Corp. here.
Fairchild has "A agreement with
Fokker to build the planes in
this country II American military
leaders decide to use It.
1890. x Z - = & -, i. = = II Il -
Evening star., 1955-10-21
he Phenix
Is Lund but
By HARRY AlaeARTHUR

Restraint Ii hardly something
you would demand Of i movie
account Of the events which put
Phenix City. Ala, on the Nations
front pages as Sin Town, uSA.
Some restraint has been observed.
however, BY Samuel BischofI and
David Diamond. producers Of
'aThe Phenix City Story : The
result Is q credihslity that ilsen-
sites the impact Of the new nlo-
tion picture At the Capitol
Theater.
This Is D rugged story that
Producers Bischoff and Diamond
unfold. It may seem 20 wax over
" faelodramatic as It nears its|
ciimactic moments, but how much
20 could only be attested By soIlae-
one who was on the scene at the
time. Certainly the facts are
harsh enough to make anything
seem possible.
And the facts, ct least ~ q
general sort Of way. are what
aThe phenix City Story sticks
to. It emerges as what someone
has described as q semid docrrnen-I
tary. q piece of fiction based on
truth and not . bit stranger than
truth.
E4M
The screenplay. written by
Crane Wilbur and Dan MaiIlsI
wairing. concerns itself mainly
with the murder that made
|Phenix City the mote IN the
|couIitry's eye. Mr.. Wilbur went
to the scene to document the &c
count Of the shooting down Of
the attorney general nominee
sworn To wipe out Phenix City
lcrinne and II Is an aWes0naH and
awful report.
II Is the demonstration that
makes 'srhs phenix City Story
1.-THE slOcker it Is. On the surface
this resembles dozens 0f other
Ilow-budget movies dedicated to
violence. The syndicate max
ling millions out of al manner
LOT organized vice. has the police
department IN its pay. the town
lin its frzn II Shiny grasp.
Many of the townspeople adopt
ID iive-and -Iet-iiye attitade and
look the other way. Then 3 few
decent citizens become aroused
land some blood Is spilled. More
blood Is spilled and more people
become aroused and finally
Icrime does not pay.
You've seen II on the screen
luncounted times. It hits you with
Ia considerable tolt, however.
when 1t u accompanied by the
knowledge that this Is no mere
scenario but d dark cilapter Id d
towns actual history. Director
Phil Karison heightened the ef-
feet Of his filrn too. hy taking
Ihis cameras right into PheTiix
City itself. This provides dra-
matte contrast between an or
Idinary-appearing Southern town
and the sin that was its major
industry.
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