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The Montgomery Advertiser from Montgomery, Alabama • 23

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THE MONTGOMERY ADVERTISER NINE rJ FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1951 that" Iran wUl Ulk with Harri Iranian Premier Moves To Raise Budget Cdsli 4-567 Truman Lays Controls Issue Squarely In Lap Of Congress Dean Acheron in Washington and a short time later met Iranian UCLANf "The Friendly Theatre'' PROGRAMS 3 00, 5:00, 7:00, 9:00 IT HAD TO BE FILMED with 'Eisenhower. Ask the General, he suggested. A reporter reminded Mr. Truman that Eisenhower had assured the President in January, 1948, he would not be a presidential can tiidate. Mr.

Truman nodded. He said he took Eisenhower at his word when the General said he would not run then. But when the reporter asked whether Eisenhower had said he would "never" run against Mr. Truman, the President said: No, don't say never. Police Question Man On $25,000 Jewel Theft TORONTO.

July 12 Police questioned an unidentified man Thursday about the robbery $25,000 worth of jewelry from actress Gloria De Haven's hotel suite Wednesday night. The Hollywood performer said the loss would have been $10,000 more if she had not been wearing some jewelry. Police reported the lock on her door was either picked or opened with a key. Miss De Haven left by plane for New York Thursday. Ambassador Nasrallah Entezam.

In Tehran. British Ambassador Sir Francis M. Shepherd showed marked coldness to the Harriman visit. But in London the British foreign- office welcomed with caution the President's move. All sections of the London stock market brightened with the news Dancing Every Nit On Our Baawriful Terrace ra the Music i'.

Tht Nelson Trio Coma out and anj i a new and antartain- I ing tlao' tKow at rha air-conditioned 1 PLAZA TERRACE ic JAT HEROD and his Manhattan Cocktail Ravuo Four Beautiful Girls at Betty Bonnio Madelano STANLEY and hit orchestra, diroct from Saxony Hotel. Miami, Fla. tnjoy a tender. Julev, charcoal broiled steak PLAZA TERRACE "The South' Most Beautiful Supper Club' 72S W. Fairviw Ava.

Phono tS39 UfPl TEHRAN, July 12 (P) Pre, mier Mohammed Mossadegh moved Thursday to raise money for Iran's depleted treasury while awaiting the arrival of Averell Karriman to discuss the dispute, The aged and ailing premier sp peared befort the. Majlis (Parlia- merit) to ask approval for a $25, 000,000 Joan from the United States Import-Export Bank. Mos sadegh- also proposed', bond issue of 2.000,000,000 rials (about to go for government spending. The two finance bills would raise funds to take the' place of royalty payments cut off by the British-owned Anglo-Iranian Oil Company since Iran nationalized A. I.

O. C. property. Mossadegh accepted President Truman's offer Wednesday to send Harriman, his diplomatic troubleshooUr, from Washington. The President also asked Mos sadegh to accept a proposal of the International Court of Justice that i A aSBBBBB) BBBk.

A LAo I DAT Always A Cartoon For Everyone SHOWS: PJggpmlN 1 FRIDAY, 13th JINX MIDNIGHT SHOW TONIGHT, 11:30, P.M. rfissoiniiimusoF vtum uubiiu WMPm STEVE DAVID COCHRAN -BRIAN alto A COLOR CARTOON TONIGHT 11:30 fat Wffl 1 Mil 1 mom. man. Stock of the A. I.

O. C. moved up along with government bonds, and leading industrial Is sues. Blood vessel injuries, once fatal, now are being cured. Tommy O's Blue Bonnet Club presents BUDDY HAWK Tonight.

July 13th WILLIE GRKKN and Hla Orchestra Saturday Night Minstrel star of tho picruro "Mr. Bonos" (HICK MUKtLAi tS sing PL i-iitriil 4 4 cera monies MORtlAIID ginfj of PLUS JOY PAGE WILL GOFF and his Orch. Gumrs Atlanta Hiway ooaatl TONITE AND SATURDAY 2 AT 9:10 rays UU. CARTOONS WATTS I 6 i lBaaM v-r r-' i 7 -J Two wa aie inawroo TAXI DIAL 3-5S4 CITY CAB COMPANY Faaaeneera RlOo for I F-rloo of Ona 24 HOUR SERVICE 1Vi MILES JSe Grand Opening EL PATIO Orchestra Friday 9 to 1 Saturday 8 to 12 Injoy A Cool, Ploasont Evening Under Tha Stan Music by Porker WelUr NO COVER CHARGE Miles on Mobile Hlway HENRY FONDA THE RETDBH OF tritn GENE TIERNEY JACKIE COOPER HENRY HULL John Carradtne J. Edward Bromberg Donald Meek Ufa CoIlir.S'Gcorce LUrbier Plus COLOR CARTOON Starts NEWS EVENTS TODAY for 4 Exciting Days! TO HER AT Big amateur show.

If you can sing or dance, come out 1 1 and compete for valuable I priie. Call 9935 after i y1 aj in FIRST SHOWING IN MONTGOMERY FEATURE NO. 1 AT IrSn hold off nationalization and accept a five-man international board to supervise oil operations pending a final settlement. The premier said he will welcome Harriman but thjt Iran will ignore The Hague Court and go ahead with the takeover of A. I.

O. C. property. Harriman expects to leave Washington Friday after-, noon or Saturday morning to see if there is any possibility of compromise at this late date. He conferred Thursday with the President and Secretary of State TODAY M-G-M's great Successor to famed "Battleground" TODAY ond SAT.

"OUTLAW GOLD" JOHNNY MACK BROWN Plii 3 STOOGES Comedy Cartoon Serial -J Amatour Shaw TONIGHT Open SHw at and 9:20 Se a eompista show as late aa Comedy 40 p.m. MIDNIGHT SHOW 11:30 P.M.!!! to all 3 I Grays vrAbpsta TONIGHT 7:30 P.M. ijw CM initial I COMBAT TAMJ I Plua I Color Features at 1, I Cartoon JT" 2:45. 4:30. 6:15.

I and :45. I New MPa afVaVnaa. I m-fmm Mr? fTS ona nor tnoun women i wo 1 i gSim9m Too Much Grood Too Many Cmo I 1 1 i vw, rv kt WASHINGTON. July iZtJD President Truman said Thursday Conjffsa wju havp to take the re-roasibility if it fail past a Strong economic controls law to Combat inflation. Hitting out at th trend on Capitol Hill to deny him the controls fiuers he asked, Mr.

Truman told L. news conference he has made 11 the appeals he thinks neces-ary on the suhject. A little gnmly. naid that when the legislation is completed good or bad he will have plenty to ay. Turning to another topic, the PrP5ident gave newsmrn a shortlived jolt when the questioning turned to his political intentions ext year.

He has not disclosed whether he will run for re-election. Mr. Truman Mid he in better physical condition than he has ever been in hi. life and still young enough to make a good rare. But then, with a vinkle.

he Mid quickly and emphatically that he was talking a'out a foot rare. Wearing a tightly huttoned double-breasted tan business01 fuit, Mr. Truman appearet cheerful and cool while 'correspondents sweltered in (h stramy atmosphere of the roferenr" room in the old S'ate Department Building, i the lemprratui siz-jled at Oft degree plus. Asked if he knw whether Gen. Dwight Kisnhrmr is a Democrat or a Republican.

Mr. Tniman said he had never discussed that FRIED l2 CHICKEN lof oe Htr. OD Go WITH ALL TRIMMINGS OUB SPECIALTY 2S YIARS SPICIAL PLATE LUNCH 0 (11 a.m. 'Til 2 p.m.) 100 W. FatnHew Ave.

Ph. 9304 FURR'S CAFE PKM Orders Ready 20 Mi. FORMAL OPENING DISABLED AMERICAN VETERAN'S CLUB Chapter 12 Saturday, July 14 fit 12 Noon 132'i St. Cardial Waleom Enttnririf fa Mfmhfri, Their Guests and All Sfylemni Hmjrar Wkly 4 P.M. to Midnight rrtay Nnnn 1 A.M.

ftunrfaya 12 Noon to 10 P.M. la Tha Boi In Tha Satkef Ona HaH 95c CHICKEN 95c FILET MlONON 1.35-Steaks-1.35 iBualnasa Marre Lunch Ttta (If Noon til P-m.) Air Coaalitiaaed Dining Room Mt. Miiti at Pla. Ph. 4-0778 THE KOTTAGE Phena Order Ready In JO Mln.

If), 000 People Hank Williams fars jammrd full of people from all over Alabama are exported in Montgomery on Sun-riav fnr lb- creat Homecoming for Hank Show. This nhow 1.5 5rhrriuled for 3:00 p.m., Sunday, at the Cow Coliseum. Th's v. ill he the first big yhpu open to th public in the brand new cw Coliseum. Expert on H'Ubilly music say that thj i.

the sreateit Hillbilly Show over! to pipy in Montgomery. A Igreat array of Grand Ole Opryj talent as Hank Snow and his, 4 Rainbow Ranch Boys, the Carter Familv. with Chet At kins, and Pig Bill Lister, thef tallest hillbilly linger in the world, wtll jom Hank Williams nd hi. Drifting Cowboys for the how. Hank William will pre-hted with a solid gold, 21-Jwel wrist watch by Montgomery a token of ap of TV HANK IMMBlSii; 1 cbcai ticc luuoccrsv Also ATOM MAN VS.

SUPERMAN Two Color Cartoons i r-r at tha C-O-O-L AFTERdOOd NIGHT! need for a conqucrer! hm tha calebrttaj k-taflaf by Tm laa- and predwad' Vf teWt lattan, mekar af hnf jraat Acadamy Auronj-rinninj AUTHlIM61lmr MIROSLAVA with Rory Colhoun -iT a aT ft, 4. a'iJr- ft ounpi ETC 'aKMii nil in psiw CLOSE TO DEATH IN THE CLOSER FOR FEATURE (di urn in. 'Mm" rxn PLUS 2 COLOR A '4 NO. itsa CM aaiaa DOUBLE FEATURE TODAY ROGERS-TRIGCEK 1 REPIILte PMMCTIM PLUS JOHNNY MACK BROWN "THE FIGHTING RANGERS" AND Chan. I.

"Wild Bill Hlekeek" THE BEST BAR-B-QUE IN TOWN Plates or Sandwiches with Your Fovorits Btvtrag Phono erdars ready 30 mm. FRAZIER'S DRIVE-IN AtWa Hi-Way Phono 4-1103 "In tha coot of Three Mllo Brand1 lrtia Lro WtSlS mtil Desptratf Outlaw! ftwoaai IS GDECS SCSI DTIED WENDELL COEEY MACOOHALD CAREY ELLEN DREW BRUCE BENNETT BILL WILLIAMS ANNE REVERE Cnol Fun! Added Cartoon Faat. 3:54. 5:45. 7:3.

:27 Expected For Homecoming was made possible by Ruth Sons of The rise of Hank Williams to nation-wide fame, while swift, has neen ot lasting nature. Mis sobbing ol the blues, his lilting vodHin of rarefrep lvrirs have captured the hearts of folk music lovers throughout the entire North American continent. His tinein? triumohs are numerous. and year after year his record ings appear squarely at the top of all recognized popularity polls. Manv out-of-tdwn DCODle are planning to make a whole day of "Hank wunams Homecoming, by bringing picnic lunches.

There will he nlentv of Dicnic and park ing spots around the Cow Coli- seum. Don't let this day pass by without rettinc vour tickets. Go to Liggetts r'u Spre, Court Square, in Montgomery, maay. Advance price: Adults, $1.00. Children.

50r. Gate price: Adults $1.20, Children 60. (Adv.) I avi CKv i c- WILLIAMS i Sin They Do By Two and Two a They Must Pay For One By One! our hammering heart will pound to the violence COLOR CARTOON Pet Smith his passions the flaming of his courage III of TONIGHT and SAT. L3 i mm um his need to conquer and her ae4 FRIDAY 13th JINX TONIGHT AT DESTR0CTI0a- I I I SI naaW ALL SEATS 30c fl ails ff iff lit: mmmm at 7 LI' Tf') Ifl i-Jvf 9 FREE! ORCHIDS For Tho LADIES with MEL FERRER Shew at 1:00, .3 0 7:1 9:20. Starts if i Tha first 200 Isd'es (must ba aver 11) attending tha Saturday matinee will rseetve a raat Mexican Orchid as a o'ft from tha aseiting new star Mlreslava.

Shipped to tha tmplra aspaelafly for tha opening of hsr first picture, "THK BRAVE BUttS." i Mara Cortoon "Stog Fright" Latest World News Ends Tonight "COUNTY FAIR" In COLOR preciation Hank. This fine gift.

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