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Evening star., 1948-09-27

ABERDEEN ANGUS, steers and heifers. 35
SD 2114 NE. 1884 rs
fALoMINo MARE. reg. bred to res Pal
omino: one 5-saited Palomino horse: one
horse; 5 reasonable saddle horses; one
pair matched iron gray work mares; one
pair mules; one 4-year-old stud; new ana
Fisher rd., Sc, Temple Hill, Nd. sP. Od04.
Bred excellent condition welsh about
100 pourds. Rockville 260s -27
BERKSHIRE PIGS u2), weaned, s weeks
old; 3 good brood sows, boar hos, mo.
old Rockville 260S. -27
IS LL-BKED beef-type steers. CHI
Evening star., 1948-09-27

ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E. end s.w.
DBL. I'M. for 2. sirls; al housekeeplns
pr.vils unlin. phone, on carline. 1852
EaHSf "a az. iEsooM, 3. windows. newly deco.
and laundry privileges, next to bath and
telephone; S25 each; near Library Cons.
ress. Capitol and streetcar line. FIR. 4gsl
TWO RMS, dbl and .sl., nicely turns;
bus at door, unlin. phone. Victor e4S3
sss ;sss j sssE s;.s.5 s;.s as Ill., .ss .ss
s sss IsSSM YUMA ST. s.E.-rrn. rm. in new
home, suitable for 2 sirls or cple.; KIT
privils. unlim. phone and use OF wash.
lns machine u block bus stop oIIW
sos II. J. AVE. Sc, 2 blocks from capltoI
f asa 'Ps PoIoMsGy ossMnsey IVh pFyi In w.
single rn,.. next to semipvt; bath. shower;
home; semitic gentleman preferred os Issa-
iSasS's T%o s1NaIE sei RMS. in pvt. home; / Per
ssos sSa 'h Usia 81. s.ESTwo rms. furn,, use of
kit. and bath; suitable for empl,, couple
with child; no linens furn; biz. from
" Yss oAkeTH sri ni zyf f.fsl As Me from,
room, suitable for employed couple no
sss4 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Nicely furnished
sleeping room, next bath; in family OF
s sgist bone; Err AT; i;vsNS seq. ,oox ,r..- *,
couple; convenient transportation. TR.
329S After l pI1, 1T
Evening star., 1948-09-27

SPEEDBOAT-Correct Craft. brand-new
the fastest and best built .speedster on
the market; Gray marine 49, hip. motor
fully equipped: 81 ,5s5; free storage q ! unit, I
SERVICE. INC, 1900 Maine ave. s;w'
Evening star., 1948-09-27
eooMs. APARTMENTS 70 SHARE.

IFWISH GIL to share 2-bedrm apt. With
other siris; ". section. Gail after $40
WILL SHARE with another empi lazy
rms: no smoking or drinkins. NO. 1925.
-28
LADY to share nicely furnished 1-bedioom
Oct. ]. pu. 5000 any time after IL noon
WANTED. WI FED. YHoSutNG MAN, moderate habits
q pSPons c.Ss|s; v s,!l ~; sSn9 G..9,., & z,
other young lady, quiet habits, to share
siHasvrNrb ri n 81 ss5sssiaassLxbf sssfss pxs q ..r. lm
nicely furn. Apt, with another lady, In
Clover Park; refs. exchanged. EA. cess
ONE GIRL. bet. II and 80. to snsre o.rm
apt with 8 other girls; Govt. employs
pTef.; refs. EXCHANGED. eau no. slo2
Evening star., 1948-09-27
kooMs uhFuRhlsHEp.

CHEVY CHASE. MD. 1902 Conn. ave-
Buses At door. large master bedroom pvt
bath, partly furnished; $75 month; NJ
cooking; gentlemen or couple; ref . WI
CoL6AEp--1ao1 EASTERN AVE. NJ
Two large unfurn, rms, S47.6Q. Is
Evening star., 1948-09-27
ROOMS ruRklsnEp-Ner,hss.

6s4 e. CAPITOL ST. NE.-poubie OF
os sasf fNS sf fE sssi ness iur TO- soon
block from carline; laundry privileges.
sss sss Mp. AVE. N.E.-Nicely turn. rn. twin
ssl6stsNo slsts n Nan S9Sa Gi.ne. another gentleman tom
70 share I'M, twin beds, next to bath.
TRE HR iMIAsxRIcK, 1873 3 st. ne.-comfort-
aSis .sadry s% priVi RisH HdoasI.s s sss-ss4.5o Il
sfNaLE ROOM With double bed N private
p pogsd xonsa G.. Hf susas, 70 fsnsa 81 s.s
gvERY vm II; 6EsIsAsIE SsfS single rm.. watkins s
DISTANCE CATHOLIC y: II min downtSoyn.
@ so1 assf AVE. ssfa.ss SRsnss s .s.pns assa
in pvt home, conv. transp. Ho. 1897.
SMALL SINGLE FRONT, clean. comfort
able. cont. hot water. ,uniinl: phone; empl;
gsntlemsn; refs. EXCHANGED. TR. Ss74
siEfi NEAR . eeaaTiHoI1c UNIVERSITY. sS2s
ss s:ss asi; S5h i4sn'
5e sonv :Sass0s siahsD 1ss 'GS' ~ sk Or 4s
WORKING GIRL OR woMAN-Nicely furn.
natures. matt IS 's box A springs sood location and
transp; reasonable. CO. 3s4s, weekdays
u.s. !. !sa;..ss: ss, 'sssi sS!
cOLoRED-FURN. ROOM for . couple;
Kit. priyil.. tel. and washing machine
t6ioREGb-1eee OATES ST. N.E..one
preferred. home pIlylless. -eeekins:
Evening star., 1948-09-27
uIsculAhEous eoR RENT.

61BYS BUTEER sERVICE = Complete
rental service on folding cribs strollers,
nlay yards. feeding tables. BABYs BUT
tER sERVicE 60 Canal 81. s.w.. Ex. 4S7o.
REFRIGEKAToRs, washing mashines,
vaxers, vacuum cleaners, etc. DISTRICT
ELECTRIC CO., Wo. 4e02. 3
Evening star., 1948-09-27
RooMs WITH soAap WANTED.

ROOM AND 5ozEp, 7of ehIidTsa: AZ.
EfdMaHpsiioYED fdaHsi Man and son. aged IL. desire
:eeson ZEN and Cd. HP'tsN EN 4aoFPE private h0m'a
m C0UPLE, good size unfurn. room with
board, home comforts; state reasonaole
rate BOX 1b1-A, star ~
Evening star., 1948-09-27
POULTRY and EGGS,
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

JAMES FEED STORE, o19 K St. NV. NE
OOS9. Baby chicks feed and poultry sup
Nil
Evening star., 1948-09-27

COAL WOOD AND FUEL OIL.
DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, hard or mixed
delivered ready for use. OK. 1181. .
Evening star., 1948-09-27
u,scrLLANsous FOR SALE.

c7oI oRED FLOWER SHOP. near ehurchss
hospital, undertakers only S2'ooo' ~. MN
DU. 1889. g
Evening star., 1948-09-27

lCor tinusd on Next Pass)
Evening star., 1948-09-27

for for men nes!y sso4 furn' and dec; excel
1tsRsD ioos 1sth t. NV. s1s4 across from Static,
Bohrvias Btsh HftsF; cfts, 1sti 1888 18th st NV
clean, beaut. furn. dbie. room and mod
9si 1s1s ,s.n ST, NV, hall half BLOC. Of Gsnn6 q
psss D0sSlNs GoNS esvy svE dsf NxLss. W. @a dsus.
rn. @ suitable for or 3 people: adj. to bath.
.s .ss s.;s s;ss ss9
81 ss! rs: 81 s.,s; S:s
pRone pho shSMsi Service on csil % Ap. aa7z Or
pUSoNT sdhSSo III ;RRssc1n SRfRsc1n, 1915 18th St. 4
q; s:;,sdaEs ,tS5s RI with ,pnnn. water, 50
ntn rins "a, water IS wf. Cali after 3; M
* ssas IasiNnoE MONROE ST. N.w.-At,r.etive twin
R2lYsTyis.Ss4Ivf 2lsyid. sFi er isassFtis iMsxsFts s
bath; smDloyee couple; near Walter re- Kssd
GWaEE1LLssAhuRNIsHED GaE1 sA FINISHED double room, for ma
ture employed lady; In apt: with laoy ".
Ing so. al90e I9oA, ssssslle sesH home very
twin .bedroom, young ladies; IS min. down.
bfSoSWRs1fsoWs@it.e fSSR 1ssssit.e 81 Nv Nv, APT s;,;: a
ant newly decorated. separate HOLLYWOOD
Beds, dressing tables, clothes CHESTS: lndr''
snd sh. 4 Xii sor, PfIE,ls ,s6o o ,sss So g. Nv
faIse. cool. dousis. rooms, s1posurss:
single rooms. from 81 80. Dptns room n
IN HuildiRPss aRs,sfT MS cSHasaisr1AN HOME, adult
family; attractive room for gentleman;
conv. tramp. Phone IA. e204. I27
GEoRGET0WN-2 single rms, adj. PVT
location young professional men PREF.
a:s1 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Tfiple rooms fer
young men students; cooking privileges;
GENTLE home. -
Evening star., 1948-09-27

excellent conoltloni Gao. bE' oooS AiseF
TYrrwR.g5as ea! s ssa :aasa.,a, al make. ss
~; eS fffi week yndesseed a1G nssa nm
$3.50: I. e. Smith, ss7 So; underyood
ss4se ushp sffSo pdSPnfESP aiRPafssn co 9Si'ifss iS
lee hwy. lopposite qrifdthss Consumers
TYPEWRiTkRs for student. ROYAL, s4e.
SF fSr the see once hS Masis Mspsn D sosa terms. rms
Open 9 to o, and Sat. 1909 14th NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING new; Smith:
eorHdi eortasIe. $50 ssn En-. oo5oS' S'' ~
iYPEWaITEss, ,, s'spdsTds -. sna port eostaolss lso
RpptWRi4rR VI Cur co s'h espsoi T.
M4Ir2R@a4Ea H &c., so Il 4 n'lseps lsfFses s4s
.s ,ssa ST. sisss ss2 no d.P. Gna .s "a o. dsR Z
UNIFORM. st. Johns: stze Il 14.ie, 10 saatah saatah
/; ~; ;ss''ss;; e .sas s,"
.s. % %ssnds sSdS :sps.. psaK avs EM
NSAspso.E 1susk .,7, 4ssss' s,' Igs Hssrtmsnap nan
WASHING MACHINE. Thor .utoms.ie,
suarantssd; house sold; $40 ssvins; SEQ
WAsHfNG MACHINE, Bendix. s1o0. Can
%.THts e see e 2ot nsnes nsi S. wttnsuer Een
Benrus; ali kinds Of jewelry; 26Fs discount
for cash; expert repair SAM ORBACH.
414 Buchanan St. NV. ia. 4354, also
issnInf' Wa4ns hRSrsRs iRs sHae.ss ss electric
monthly payments. ROBERT T. WEHRLE
& son. 1880 Wis. ave. WI. 6271-T9.
WILL SACRIFICE for cash my Chickerine
T. C. SMITH TYPEwRrTER, good condi-
ton. Please call uN. 02l4. -27
CUSTOM BUILT picked oak bedrm suite.
Console table, large end table; purchased
. mo, ago. Ov. 1924 after 7 pm. -2s
Evening star., 1948-11-07

specially processed to make it very easy to
digest. child with "delicate'' stomach will
usually digest and absorb Ovatine very readily.
Ovaltine even makes milk more easy to digest.
SO when you give two to three glasses of
Ovaltine day, plus normal meals, you can be
certain that you have done just about every
thing you can do to improve your child's
nutrition
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-04-30
R OMAN

SIM JaKO ryLlr a nneQ Dy Dyl SCI
balladu deklamovat jeste jed
nou, tax no ia slava omamila.
Pred obecenstvo vystoupila
Albina bile odena, S vlasky hlad
ce ucesaymi, zadu spoutany-
mi, a usm1vajfc Sc malicko spu-
stila mckee:
Jednou byla jsem kdes pozvana
K Will vzacne s~polecnosti =
snad i take z marnivosti -
myslila jsem ma sperk cd rama
az do pouhynke noci,a
Bylo hluboke ticho.
Vsichni vesnict1 sc zalibou
dfvali sc ma svezf divcinu: ia
Tx Podzimek zamracen patfil
k zemi, jenom chv1lemi stranou
ma dceru pohledel.
Mel radost, ale take strach,
jak to dopadne.
zalacka poslouchaj1c Easy
kala a shrnujfc rty ustepacne
obratila Sc k myslivci a septala
mu tuze hlasite.
"Pst!" napomenul pan kan
tor, a vsecko pod1valo Sc ma bo-
hatou mlynafku. Albinka ma
minutku Sc zamlcela; ale kdyz
mlynaTka zardela ztichla, po-
kracovala az do konce a doSla
hojneho potlesku. Sam v6trov-
sky pan pater dojat vlastenec-
kou deklamacf Sci k Albine a
pohladil il pc vlasech, chvale,
jak pekne to provedla.
Mlady Vaclav click dekla-
macf ga jsem Czech" smele a
nadsene prednesenou, rozohnil
stare, mlade. Stryci i tetky da-
vail hlavu k Have a septali 81,
jak to ten hoch pekne sebral.
Gnu, je pc tat1kovi," povldali
81.
Kdyz potion pomocn1k zpfval
bylo tn Ease jake v kostele, a
pc tvarfch vsech posluchacG
rozlevala Sc sladka nalada. Ia
lacka pri tom sedela ruce v xii
ne, hlavu u prseu a ami neduta-
la. Pomocn1k davno pTezp1val
a sedela porad jeste tax zaml-
kla; prGvodci hovoTili brzy z
prava, hned Ease z leva, ale
Zalacka neslysela. Ostatnf po-
sluchaci tleskali a bouTili, zvla-
ste vetrovsti neustavali, tax re
pomocnfk pfisel jeste jednou a
pTisednuv sam k pianu spustil
tn, jiz tenkrate ma fare zp1val:
"Kdybych ia vedel,
re letos umTu,
dial bych 81 delat
dubOVOu truhlu." a
Kluci pod oknem vyjeveny-
ma ocima, S 1sty pootevTenymi
hledeli dovnitT a jen ten zpev
lapali.
Kdyz dozpfval, bouTilo to ia
ko prve. Start i mladf utfrali
81 Shy a septali 81: "To name
preceptora!" "To je zpeva-
|cek!" "Takova stara p1snicka,
stokrat jsme il slyseli = ale jak
il provedl!"
Albinka pTi preceptorove zpe
WI sedela nedutajic, a vsecka
tvar zafila il tichou blazenosti.
Starry Podzimek obratil Sc k
sestTe a hucel: ~"Taframentsky
zpevak, ten to umf!" a MAZE
rty udivenim stisknuty, poky-
voval hlavou.
"Zpevak, a jak hodny clio
vek!" pTisvedcuj1c utfrala 81
|oci.
Pan ucitel opet zasedl k pia-
nu, a Babi, partysku drzfc v
ruce, ~pficupala pred lavice.
eco pax tohle pana kantora
napadlo," ma SIM pravil Adam
pomocn1kovi.
Privezla 81 to s sebou a T1kala
prve, re by 81 take rada zazp1-
vala; co mel pan ucitel delat;
Hadek sam no obskakoval a
prosil."
"Podfvejte Sc ma nej, jak Sc
pc tom krcku hladf, jak Sc hou-
pc a pomlaskuje!"
V tom Babi zajecela. Zpfva-
la pisen "Dve slovanske". ale
piketila Sc pTi tom, az Sc tetky
usklibovaly.
mo, tady nebude do rama
jedinka mys, a vrabci sc az s
we've zdvihnou a u1eti do pole",
tahaje podsebitl hucel 81 Adam.
Babi natahovala kirk, krou-
tia hlavou cd ramene k rame-
nj, spulila 1sta a obracela oci
k nebi.
POZd6t1nSti Sc usm1vali. We
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
P-I Reports USSR Jams Ether

Seattle (L2)-The Seattle Post Intelligencer has quoted Alaska Airline operator, Bob Reeve, as saying that Russia has repeated ly jammed radio communities tions of planes in the Aleutlan Islands and North Pacific.
 The newspaper said Reeve, owner of Reeve AleutiaD Air ways, related in A.nchoraga: "They jammed by mechanically and by voice." He said it had been done too frequently to be accidental.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Proclamation
To the Citizens of Kodiak;

Whereas, Wednesday, Oct. 27 l948 is designated as Navy Day for the express purpose of ac- quainting the public with the organization, activities and tra. ditions of the Navy, and
 Whereas, it is fitting that we demonstrate our interest and appreciat on of the Navy by active participation iu the tra. ditioDal observance therefore,
 I, Lee c. Bettinger, by virtue of the power vested in nae as mayor of Kodiak, do hereby proclaim that the businesses of Kodiak shall close the afternoon of Navy Day, between l pm and 5 pm, so all who can may join in fitting tribute to our Navy.
 Signed, Lee c. Bettlnger
 Mayor of Kodiak
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Navy Day Events Of Interest Listed

suggested tour of the navy base for the Navy Day Wednesday will be marked with sgn the base has nounced If desired the may be varied it added avoid congestion Stops suggested by the navy follows: Operations tower to observe weather central exhibits 2 Station WVCQ
 Asec Theatre: there will be continuous showing interest ing Navy films Hangar No 1. where types of aircraft including Link Trainer will be on display. Base Fire Department. 6. Power plant of the most modern in Alaska. 7. Navy ships open house.
 g. Diving exhibit all afternoon Diver Jake is invisible in his suit but questions and talks to the children.
 Torpedo demonstration, with mechanism exposed One will actually operate.
 10 Main Mess Hal with coee punch and doughnu for all
 Il Navy dspensary with oxygen tent action, other equip ment.
 l2 Near Civilian air terminal simulated crash with fue lage in flames and navy crash crew in acticn
 13 Subject to weatheF Ground controlled approach demon continuous operation from At APO to 446 the plane the Is lucky guest will be brought by GCA
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
New Owners Discuss Policy

Offering courteous service fail dealing and any new lines oi stock that customers demand will be part of the policy of the new firm of Donnelley and Ache son, Robert Acheson said this week
 Harry Donnelley and MT Acheson arrived Thursday tc take over the, management o1 the store and interests of the former firm of W J. ErskineCo.
 The new firm purchased the business on August l.
 Plans for ships of the Alaska Steamship Go to again unload at the Donnelley and Acheson dock are being formed, MT. Don- nelley said, land more definite information will be obtained g. round the first of December when I talk with MT. Skinner in Seattle. Gilbert Skinner Is pres. Ident of the ASC.
 As soon as the shipping tie.up is settled, the pew firm will add many new items and replenish the stock. "At present we are being supplied by air and will endeavor to serve all of our cus- toner's, Mr. Acheson said.
 Sam Applebaum, representa-. tive of the firm who has been here since announcement of the sale, will remain here for some time.
 Mrs. Acheson, with her 1 children, now in Seattle, will ar. rive in Kodiak before Christmas to join her husband.
 MT. Donnelley will be in town for two or three weeks and will then go to Seattle on business
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

The Kodiak navy base will fling it's gates open to the public Wednesday in the annual Navy Day open house, and hundreds of Kodiak citizens, taking ad- vantage of the half holiday pro claimed by Mayor Lee Bettinger are expected to visit the base to see the navy in operation
 A full afternoon of activi ies, displays and special events has been lined up for the visitors, who will be taken around by trained guldes,> should they so desire.
 The open house IS from 12:3O to 5 pm and all residents of Ko- diak and vicinity have been invited to take advantage of the opportunity to "observe first hand the Navy's role in war and peace"
 Preceding the open house, during the morning, eight blgh school students from the base and town will act as naval off, eers, and be in charge of opera. tions at NOE from 10 am until noon.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Union Oil
 Eyes Kodiak

The Union Oil Go will install storage tanks and begin business operations in Kodiak early next spring, w. E. "Red" Thompson, District Sales Representative fos Western Alaska said this week, providing the site and data l am forwarding to the main office meets with approval"
 MT. Thompson was in town this week, talking with city off cials and looking over possible sites for the company's office and installations.
 The company's Lollcy is to build all necessary units and have local buaine IS or a group os local business men purchase them. MT. ThoMpson said
 The company would provide all necessary help to the individ- ual buying the business, and re. presentatlves of tho company would be available to help with technical matters.
 The city dock was one site considered for a location. The number of boats and cars, and the fact that almost all business housesland homes are heated by oil weigh heavily iu favor of the new firm coming here, MT. Thompson added
 Final decision on the proposed move must come from the com. pauy's main office in Los An geles
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Legion Tries To Sell CC

American Legion Post 17 is considering the sale of the Com munity Center and the property en which 1t is built, the MIR ROR learned this week.
 An authoritative source dis elosed that the Legion had made a verbal request to the City Council asking the city to pur- chase the property, but no price was revealed.
 Runners of the possible dis posal of the property, leased to the city for one dollar a year, have been current for several months.
 Elwood "Pie" Watson, newly elected president of the veterans group, admitted the Legion was interested in selling the property to the city, but said he "did not baOw" what the estimated price was, what other possible pur, chaser might be contacted should the city decline to buy the pro Rerty, or why the Legion wished to sell.
 MT. Watson said a committee from the post is working on the sale but added he did "not know" who was on the com. Rittee.
 The property in question was the subject of a law suit earlier this year when Father c R. King sued the Legion Post, charging they had moved onto the property which he had claim. ed as his. The District Court decided in favor of the Legion.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23
Full Program Set For Navy Day Wednesday

1 Miss Nancy Goodman, who works for NOE supply and who was crowned queen at the Com- munity chest dance Thursday evening, will he in attendance at all navy day functions held from now through navy day
 High school students who will be commissioned for two hours are Donald Clark, Lawrence l Anderson, Morris Hansen and Donald O'Neil from town. and Art Hoisington, Larry Juelsony Jerry Lasson and Buster Jones from the base. They will conduct all business for the two morning hours.
 Among the displays D epared for the observance are new aero logical facilities, radio station lWVCQ, various types of naval aircraft including a MATS trans port and patrol planes, air-sea escue equipment, torpedo ex- hibit, the power plant, and high diving operations.
 One of the highlights of the 1 day, if the weather is clear enough for observation, will be a Ground Controlled Approach (GWA) demonstration, broadcast , by means of loudspeakers Only two events of the after noon are on time schedule, 8 free plane ride, for which 15 tickets will be drawn. at 3:30 at Hangar l, and 8 crash crew demonstration and guest flight GCA demonstration at the civlli- an air terminal at APO pm. !, Trained guides will be on hand at the main gate for those desiy- ing to drive their own cars. Spec ial Navy busses will take those not having ansportation from ] Kodiak to base and return, free | of c arge, and will leave the Shore Patrol headquarters in town once each hour on the hour.
 Amateur and Navy Reserve radio operators in Kodiak and immediate vicinity may engage in radio telegraph receiving com petit on on Navy Day The pur pose is to stimulate the interest f al radio opt ratoIs on Navy Day
 Tie messages VII be supplied by the Chief of Naval CommuD- ications and will be Of about POO word length. TransmIssi, ms will be at 25 words per minute and will be preceded by 5 IT mute co call on the following sched- ule: from San Francisco NPG: 1880 PSF (033O GCT) simultan- eously On lIo, 1890, 9255 and 12540 Kcs
 In observance of Navy Day week, Chap al. 4 NJ O,iv,I, Protestant cha lain at the base. end the Rtv Rowland N Wlk inson will exchange pulpits to- morrow for the n am service.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Shorty Blanton and Elizabeth Antonsen won top honors in the jltterbug contest held at NOE for their Community Chest fund drive. Charles and Dorothy Toomey were 2nd place winners.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Two Kodiak students at the University of Alaska have been elected to key positions in the Dramatic Club there Bill Fay. or is pres. dent and Kay Flood is secretary. y.treasurer.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Compliments y tickets for the Navy Day variety show are be ing distributed by Ken Wade. The tickets are a gift of NOE to the town.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-10-23

Val Eugenio, owner of the Star Jewelry Co.,, was granted his American citizenship papers in District Court this week MT. Eugenio was born in the Philip. pines.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1948-08-19
2l,.S Gat,tei,, Otte
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gefdaisen Nadridt, oab Die nadite
Nerianmlung Sonnabcno. BEN 81.
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an Der 8eriammlltne beteilieen.
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mir oas 5ipeite Nidnid ben 80. Mug.
am betannten Hlas altf Otto 8iot's
Jarm a6bolten sueuniten Ser 9inoer-
abteiluna. Spiele, Breiie, See Cream
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Spiele sir Sung ,tno Mlt miro
Gorge getraeen. Cine quite 3eit tit
poreeieben fir ale. 8ruoer @aariin
8edert tpiro Die Wulif lieiern. So
tper nnh einnpal YoIfa ,,no quite
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getrbeit nidt peridumen. Mlio auf
gum Hidnid, bri,pgt cure Ginber i,no
einen 9uteefiiuten &orb, bas mbere
miro bas &omitee beiorgen. Die
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