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The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
FUCHS PASSED DATA TO RUSS,
 COURT IS TOLD

LONDON, Feb. l0- h. Klaus Fuchs, brilliant German-born Brit ish atom scientist, confessed that since 1942 he knowingly and con- tinuously passed on to Soviet Russia vital British American atomic sec rets, the prosecution told British court today.
 Conceivably this could have in- cluded Information not only on the atom bomb but also the hydrogen bomb.
 The Bow Street court ordered 33- year-old Fuchs held for formal trial in Old Bailey criminal court at the session beginning Feb. 28 on two charges of violating the official sec rets act. He faces a maximum oi IA years in prison if convicted.
 Fuchs, reportedly self admitted Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde" among the master minds of the atom ac- cepted s100 (then S4O0 in l94o "as a symbolic payment signifying his subservience to the cause of world Communism Crown witness told the court
 The mild-mannered Fuchs, war time refugee from the Nazis. merely blinked his eyes behind his thick spectacles as the prosecutor, Christ mas Humphreys, labelled him DO litical fanatic on the payroll of foreign power"
 h the statement, Fuchs was said to have asserted that when he learned the kind of work he was to do in Britain, T decided to in- form Russia and I established con- tact through another member ot the Communist party"
 Since that time have had con- tinuous contact with persons com pletely unknown to me except that they would give information to the Russians" the statement said.
 Michael w. Perrin, Deputy Con- troller of Atomic Energy Tecnni- cal Policy for the Ministry of Supply, which controls the research, testified Fuchs made detailed statement in his presence. He said. this concerned the nature of the in- formation passed on to Russia. This information would be of value to a potential enemy, he said.
 The witness said the giving of in- formation to Russia fell into four periods: the first between 1922 and December, 1943; the second between December. 1943, and August, 1914 when Fuchs was in New York as member of the British Atomic Energy Diffusion Commission; the third from August, 1944, to the sum- mer of 1946, when Fuchs was in position to watch American actlvl- ties in New Mexico, and the final period, from 1946 to 1949.
 Perrin said Fuchs made brief contacts at intervals of one or two months, to deliver the documents involved.
 On the witness stand Perrin quoted Fuchs as saying that one contact with a Russian agent was made at Boston, Mass, in February, 1o45.
 There was no elaboration of the circumstances.
 The brilliant scientist, plagued by a Jekyll-Hyde personality, thought he was helping Russia toward d goal of world dominion, Prosecutor Humphreys said.
 Only. a part of the statement was read publicly in court. So vital are the secrets concerned that the director of prosecutions said he was virtually certain the full text never would be made public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
MeCL0Y W AR MS RUSSIANS TO STOP
(By Associated Press)

In Berlin, US. High Commis- sioner John J. McCloy in effect told the Russians to stop their arm twisting tactics on the showdown blockade" or face reprisals. At Helmstedt. the Russian traffic checkpoint, huge lines of German trucks were stalled in both direc- tions awaiting Soviet clearance.
 Western authorities this week cut off steel exports to the Soviet East ern zo>McCloy said this was not icprisal for the Russians delaying action. He declined to say what re- prisals are planned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
V0EGLER iS TO BE TRIED AS spy IN HUNGARIAN C0URl
(By the Associated Press)

The Hungarian Ministry of Jus tice announced in Budapest today that American businessman Robert E. Vogeler would be tried for spying and sabotage Feb. IT. The govern ment has stated that Vogeler. who is an executive of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company, has confessed" to his guilt. A Brit ish associate will be tried with Vogeler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
STEAMER MOVEMENTS

. Denali scheduled to sail from Seattle Saturday.
 Princess Norah Is scheduled to sail from Vancouver Saturday.
 Baranof scheduled southbound late Sunday from westward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
JUDGE MEDLEY HERE

Judge Edward F. Medley of Se- attle, who makes his home in the Arctic Club there, is in Juneau and registered at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
WEATHER REPORT

 , In Juneau-MaXimum 27; } minimum IS. } At Airport-MaXimum 24; , minimum 16. } 20 K E C A s T } Duncan and vieinity) Cloudy with intermittent } snow tonight and Saturday. Occasional gusty winds. Low temperature tonight about "A and high Saturday near 30. , P R E c PIT A T 0 N } Past "A hours ending 7:3o m. today City of Juneau-.01 inches; since Feb. 1-.52 inches; since July 1--55.60 inches. At Airport-Trace; since Feb. 1-.23 inches; since July 1-36.72 inches. . . . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
FROM GUsTAvUs

Edward c. O'Brien, a CAA man from Gustavus, is registered al the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
FROM EDNA BAY

MT. and Mrs Frank L. Moore, with Frank, Jr, and Dale, are stepping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10
FROM TULSEoUAH

s. J. Hoy of Tulsequah, B. C., is a guest at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10

WRANGELLITE HERE
 Freddie Foreman of Wrangell is stopping at the Gastineau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-02-10

Continued on Page Four)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
''LADY GAkBLE5" TOPICAL FEATURE,
 CAPITOL THEATRE

'The Lady Gamples," which is at the Capitol Theatre. probes the sec ret mind of woman to find the baffling answer to why she wrecks her life on the roulette and dice tables.
 It is a fascinating photoplay, told with deep emotion and presented excitingly. It touches on a topical theme, to because gambling whether we care to admit it or not reaches into the lives of many ot us and involves billions of dollars yearly.
 The role of the neurotic gambler is made to order for Barbara Stan- wyck, who gives the portrayal every thing of her brilliant acting re- sources.
 Robert Preston reaches dramatic heights as Miss Stanwyck's husband who tries desperately to save her from going off the deep end and throwing their money and happiness away.
 Stephen McNally gives solid performance, sharp as knife, in portraying the gambling big shot who loves Miss Stanwyck.
 Some of his frank, cynical com ments on people who patronize his luxurious casino could be included in an anti-gambling sermon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05

FROM LOS ANGELES
 Peter R. Damskov of Los Angeles is a guest at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
GOOD STORY TOLD
 BY VIVIAN, AYRES AT 10TH CENTURY

Sheer artistry stamps Warner Bros new drama. Johnny Be- linda" which co-stars the amazing Jane Wyman and Lew Ayres. This unusual film is now at the 20th Century Theatre.
 It is simply-told tale of love and betrayal, and through the meritorious team work of all WG- ner departments, something rare has been turned out. Filmed in eN K and white against stark coastlii |, many scenes of fleeting beauty have been captured by the camera. Then Miss Wyman's triumphant perform ance is something special to get excited over. Heretofore. associated with glib characters, she complet- ely submerges her personality into Belinda, the pathetic country lass. who is limited in self expression until love comes her way.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
pNA ANNOUNCES NEW REDUCTION,
 FARES WESTWARD

Effective Wednesday. June T, fares. one way and round trip. will be reduced between Juneau and Anchorage and points beyond, &C., cording to Robert Pheasant, sales manager for Pacific Northern Air lines in Juneau.
 Word of the reduction was re- ceived today by Pheasant from the Seattle headquarters of PIMA and will be $7.00 on one way tickets, which will make the one way fare now $63.000 and $12.60 on round trip tickets, or new low of $113.40,
 Pheasant explained the same re- duction, S7 and $l2.60, applies for points beyond Anchorage also.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
AT THE HOSPITAL

Admitted to St. Ann's hospital over the weekend were: Cliff Gard her, Emil Klaiser, Mrs. George Michaud, Gauno Niemi. Ray Hagel.
 Dismissed were: Mrs. J. c. Dodd and baby daughter, Mrs. Robert Schroppert, Clarence w. Cady, Mrs. Oscar Vienola and baby daughter, Mrs. Adam Greenwald and baby son, Mrs. Thomas Allain and baby son, Mrs. Jack Loser.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
pAA N0N-5T0p MAKES STOP FOR
 PASSENGERS HERE

With night skies still light in June. Pan American World Airways was able to accommodate Seattle bound passengers yesterday, despite sick engine" which prevented departure of Flight No. 924. The Fairbanks-Seattle nonstop flight was called in. and left the Juneau airport about 9 pm. with a ca- pacity load.
 Inbound. Pan American brought these persons from Seattle: Betty Alexander, Howard Baltzo, Al and Betty Bello, P. E. Binder, James Calvin, Mrs. F. Cole, Roger and Marg Conner, Kermit Guenkel George Goble, Ralph Haverkamp, David Horton, Emma Johnson, Mrs B. Lowry, Norman Lurie.
 Betsy and George Munson, Mrs F. McGill, Mrs. A. Russo, Lois Smith, Richard Shuman, c. Shat tuck, Joe Saftich, John Tenneson Miss H. c. Toner, Luther Ward Keith Weiss, Lee Whitaker, Art Wolfe, George Parks, Marsha, Ron nie. Jacqueline and David Horton Boarding at Annette were MT. and Mrs. c. E. Higgens.
 On Saturdays flights, Pan Ameri- can brought 49 passengers from Seattle. including 12 persons bound for the Chatham Straits cannery Outbound. 19 passengers went to Seattle, two to Ketchikan and II to Fairbanks.
 Due to the special circumstances, an unusually large number of Pan American crew members were in Juneau this weekend.
 Among these were E. D. Perry Glenn w. Off, F. Mclaughlin Marian McAllister, w. w. Knox R. c. Clausen, Wes Monsen, Earl Lee, B. Laird, N. Ward, Max Raush- man and Tony Gomez. All stopped at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05

Empire Want Ads bring results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
ENTERTAINERS HERE

MT. and Mrs Albert Bello of North Hollywood arrived yesterday by Pan American and are guests at the Baranof Hotel. The Beilos are the new entertainers for the Baranof Bubble Room, and will start their engagement this week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
SATELLITES HERE

Among Seattleites stopping at the Baranof Hotel are Mir and Mrs. Charles E. Higgins, Norman LIrie, J. T. Tenneson, Mrs. Anna Shus- tad, w. G. Sheridan and Martin Severeid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
HOME FROM W.S.C.

Keith Weiss and James Calvin were Pan American passengers from Seattle yesterday, returning from Washington State College at Pullman. Both will be in and around Juneau this summer. Weiss plans to go out fishing with his father.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
COAST GUARD PLIERS

c. A. Wetzel, Lem F. Tanner and iJ. A. Spumato, of the U. s. Coast Guard Air Detachment, Annette Island, are registered at the Bar anof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05

Sewing machines for rent at The White Sewing Machine Center. 52-Ci
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05

Store your furs with Charles Gold stein and Company. Phone 102
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-06-05
FROM ANCHORAGE

William V. F'risby of Anchorage is stopping at the Baranof Hotel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Obcane " Hamelinu hledaji
krysare.

Hamelin, Nemecko. - Cti-
hodni meststf konsele v mes
Itecku Hamelinu hledaji opet
noveho krysaTe. Hamelin je
sidlem cetnych mlynG, krysy
mali dost zradla a proto Sc ne
utesene rozmnozily. Mesto je
|jak krysami tax i drobnou my
81 hav6tf primo zamoreno. Je-
jich hubenf Sc provadf poole
nejnovejslch vedeckych me-
thod, ale mysf .ie tolik, re ami
ty nejmodernejs1 prostfedky je
nestaci vyhubit. Mysf je po-
rad tuze mnoho.
Poole povesti krysaTi z Ha-
melinu objevil Sc tam v r. 1884
krysar s kouzelnou pfstalkou a
nabidl Sc, re mesto zbavf my
81. Nabfdka byla pfijata a
krysar sc svou p1sfalkou vyla-
kal vsechny mysi z der a tyto
Sc utopily v fece Vesefe.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Csl. vlada zastavuje
pomocnou cinnost CARE.

Praha. - Poc1naj1c 81. GER
vencem t. r. Dude Poole roz-
hodnut1 csl. vlady zastavena
cinnost pomocne organisace
CARE v Ceskoslovensku. Dosa-
vadnf cinnost csl. valdy s tou-
odvolana.
Ceskoslovensko lje jedinou
satelitnf zemf, kde doposud O.
peruje tato pomona organise
ce CARE. Jednostranne odvo-
lanf dohody S touto pomocnou
organisac1 sc posuzuJe jake
soucastka ostreho protizapad-
nlho tazeni csl. komunisticke
vlady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Prosta rec.

"Clovece, ia ii tomu pofad
nerozum1m, CO je to vlastne ia
krise 49,"
"To mas piece jednoduche
to je, kdyz je malo penez, tax
Sc must S~etfit!"
"Ale vzdyt ia zadne penlze
nemam."
No vsak, tim padem prave
mus1S SetTit!"
"a kde to pax tedy nam, co
81 takhle nasporfm?"
"Kde? No -. kde no
j0, to Sc vi -. no =. to Je pra-
We ia krise!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
DoporuGeny adresdr fnaleho ozna1novate1e Telegram"
a "kde nakupovati!"
Nova pravidla ma urychleni
cinnosti pTistehovalecke
sluzby.

/. bfezna tohoto roku vesla
v platnost nova pravidla, jez
mali zajistiti rychlejsi vyrizo-
vanf pristehovaleckych a ma
turalisacnlch zalezitosti. Pra-
vidla znamenajf d1lezite zme-
ny v administered americkych
pristehovaleckych a narodnost-
Mich zakonG. Urychleni p6-
sobnosti Pristehovalecke a ma
turalisacni sluzby zavis1 ovSem
velkou merou ma kooperaci CT
zincn, zijfcfch We Spojenych
|Statech.
Nova pravidla zavadejf zme-
ny predevsfm v techto dvou We
lcech: .
1. o jistych zadostech, 0
Inichz drive rozhodoval priste-
h~ovalecky a nautralisacnf ko-
misar We Washingtone, Dude
nadale rozhodovati Teditel pTi-
stehovalecke 1fadovny toho O.
kresu, v jehoz pravomoci CHI
nee zije;
2. Vsechny d~okumenty O
pripusten1, vyloucenf, deporta-
CT a naturalisaci cizincn budou
cd nynejska vedeny v evidence
INSTRUMENTATION nTadovnou o.
kresu, v jehoz pravomoci CHI
nee bydlf. UstTedi por1d1 pou-
re listek nejdGlezitejs1ch in
a O statusu cizince pro
vlastnf potrebu. V prfpad6
smrti cizince, jeho trvaleho Cd
iezdu, deportace nebo natura-
lisace budou vSechny doklady
O mem pfedany okresnf 1Tadov-
nou 1stredf.
Shrnutf vSech dokument1 o
cizinci v okresni pristehovalec-
Ike 1Tadovne usnadni a urychli
vyrizovanf vsech zadosti jenom
v tom prfpade, kdyz cizinec o.
hlasi Pristehovalecke a natu-
ralisacni sluzbe We Washing
tone kazdou zmenu adresy do
peti dnG pc pTestehovani. Toto
ma We shod6 sc zakonem o re-
gistraci cizincn (zakon z roku
194O) uciniti vzdy. Neucinf-li
toho vsak, must whit ienom
sam sebe, kdyz kazda jeho "a
dost v pfistehovaleckych nebo
naturalisacnfch vecech narazi
ma prekazky, ktere jeff vyT1-
zenf znacne oddalf.
Zprava o zm6ne cizincovy a.
dresy podava Sc i nadale do
Washington ma formulari
lAR-11, O ktery .ie mono poza-
dati ma kteremkoli postovnlm
trade. UstTedf 81 zmenu cizin-
covy adresy zaznamena ma list
ku a formulaT posle pTisteho-
valecke 1fadovne toho okresu.
do nehoz Sc cizinec pTesteho-
wal. Soucasne postara Sc i Q
to, ably veskere ostatni zazna-
my O cizincove statusu byly pre-
dany INSTRUMENTATION 1Tadov-
nou okresu, " nemz bydlel dT1-
We. do 1fadovny okresu no
veho.
z tohoto vsehe je jasno, re
zemerne urychleni sluzeb pfi-
stehovaleckeho 1radu Dude
mozne jenom "a kooperace CT
zincG. z toho dnvodu naba-
dame kazdeho cizince, adv
kazdou zmenu adresy hlasil
neprodlene Pristehovalecke a
naturalisacni sluzbe We Wash
ingtone.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
200, 600 italskych bezemkG do
stane DO psti hektarech piGdy.

Rim. - z velkostatku,. KITE
re Poole prijate pozemkove re-
formy budou v I talii vyvlast-
neny, dostane sc 200, 900 ital-
skych bezzemkG DO petit HEX
tarech pndy. Bude vyvlastne-
ma pHda vsech velkostatkG mad
vvmeru 1875 hektarG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
AZ Sc obchod hybe.

Kdyz uz nosil Patrick Kel-
ley z Aberdeenu patnact let
stale jeden a tyz klobouk, roz-
hodl Sc konecne S tezkym srd-
Gem, re 81 koupl novy. I vessel
do kloboucnickeho zavodu a
pravil: "Tak uz jsem tady
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Rychle ponorky.

Britove zdokonalili ponor-
ku, ma ktere je dodatecny mo-
tor hydrogen-peroxidovy, a
tim je rychlost plavby ponor-
ky zvysena o &c uzln pod hla-
dinou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07

independence is the cornerstone upon
which this country was built. And thrift
Is the cornerstone upon which Amer
leans are building future financial indie
pendence. That cornerstone provides
the slogan for the u. s. Savings Bonds
Campaign, May 15-July 4, which Is:
''Save For Your Independence" Every
one has something to save for, whether
IL be for a home, for retirement, to edu-
cate your children, or for a glorious va
cation trip. With the determination to
"Save In 1850 for 1862 you viii be well
on the way to financial independence,
You will receive 81 for every So invested
within ten short years.
U. S. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
Neporadny manzel.

"Podlvejte Sc jen, PAM Pa
chlatova, jak je mil muz ne
poradny: prisil mi knofl1k ma
modry kabatek cervenou nitl!'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
S~pisovatel a ctenarka.

"Vid1m, re ctete mou kniz-
ku! Jiste jste zvedava, jak to
skonc1."
"Cetla jsem dosud dive kapi-
|toly a jsem zvedava, proc to
zacalo."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07

PRfBEH JEDNOHO MESTA-
SHAWNEETOWNU.

nych starostf. Tito obyvatele
maleho mesta We state Illinois
isou resolutnf Tide, kteri sc ro-
XII 1887 = pc nejhorsf zazna-
menane povodni ma Tece Ohio
i rozhodli odstehovati i S ce-
lynn m6stem do vyssf polohy.
Move mesto bylo zalozeno
ma 32O-akrove rozloze, prG-
merne O sedmdesat stop vyse
NEIL mesto stare. a to poole
planu, ktery yyhral v soutezi
prvni cenn. PGda byla rozpar-
c~elovana, ulice a chodnfky u
praveny, kanalisace a elektri-
ma zavedeny. Mestska vodni
nadrz byla ~premistena be-
predchoziho roZmontovanl
stejne jake obilnf sypka a 237
DON'T, ktere prezily povoden 2
roku 1887. V dobe japonske-
no 1toku ma Pearl Harbor a ma.
sledujfciho vstupu Ameriky dc
valky a omezenf stavebniho ru.
chu bvla jiz vetsina praci spo.
ienych sc stehovanim mests
skoncena.
Okresni budova mesta Shaw.
neetownu, okresniho s1dla Gal.
latin County, byla jednou z vi.
ce neil 100 novych staveb
vybudovanych Sc statni a fe'
deralni pomoci financnf. OC
konce valky vvrostlo We meste
n6kolik kosteln a mnoho no
vych obytnych i obchodnicf
budov.
Obytne domy, kostely, OBJ.
chodv a 1Tadv lei ma severn.
strane Stroke hlavnf silnice: ne
iih cd nj je zeleznice a tovarn
ctvrt.
V dobe velke povodne zilc
We starem meste ma devatenact
set lid1. Jenom SO z mich. ne
bylo tehdy vypuZeno nespou'
tanym prfrodnim zivlem z do.
movG. Ones zije v teto stare
cast mesta jen asi pet set lid.
chranenych hrazf, ktera Sc
zdviha 1 7stop mad 1roven hla.
vnf ulice stareho mesta.
Populace noveho mesta pre-.
krocila iiz sestnact set. ODE
mesta spoiuje uzky pruh zeme
ktery lie GTedne castf inkorpo.
rovaneho mesta.
Shawneetown je dnes mel
starSfm. a %soucasne i nejnoveJ.
Sim mestem V Illinois. Stare
mesto bylo zalozeno pred 15(
lety pionyry z Virginie, kter
tam obchodovali S Indiany
kmene Shawnee. Mesto Kas
kaskia ma Mississippi bylo sko.
70 O sto let starSi. ale casio sc
opakuifcf povodne ma tonic a.
merickem veletoku vedly roku
1910 k jeho zaniku.
Selma zrfdla zapadne cd me.
sta pomahala k pocatecnfmu
rozkvetu Shawneetownu. No.
va osada posilala sill pc ricnfcf
lodfch do Pittsburghu a New
Orleansu az do DOLBY pc obcan
ske valce, kdy byly objeveny
l~evnejs1 zdroje v Michiganu
Roku 1927 bylo Shawneetow1
hlavnim financnfm z prnmyslo.
vych stTediskem Illinois Terri
tory. Prave toho roku odmitls
shawneetownska banka povo
liti tis1cidolarovou pIjcku Chi
cagskym staviteldm, poukazu
JIG, re Chicago je prflis daleko
nez ably takovato pGjcka mohls
byti opravnena.
Prvn1 Ticnf hraz byla vybu
dovana roku 1875; jeji vysks
pTesahovala vodni hladinu pc.
vodne z roku 1867. Kdyz pc.
|catkem let osmdesatych Wy.
stoupila voda jeste vyse a roz.
lila Sc mestem, byla hraz pro.
dlouzena. K dGlezitejsf pre-.
stavbe doslo teprve roku 1888
ale i tato nastayba byla malc
platna, nebot roku 1887 wy.
stoupila voda ctyry stopy mad
existujfc1 hraz.
Move mesto Dude ovsem pr!
kazde vetsf povodni odr1znutc
cd sveta, nebot lezf ma pahor.
ku; jeho nejnizs1 bod je 10 stop
mad rekordnf carou povodne z
roku 1887, take jeho obyva-
tele Sc dnes jiz nestrachujf ma
sledkG noveho rozvodneni re-
ky Ohia.
Common Council for American
Unity.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
SportOvni.

"Pfedstavte 81, re vftez be
Eel 20 KIN a jeste skocil pres
zabradli 100 m vysoke."
"To mic nen1 pri takovem
rozbehu."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-04-07
ZahOnek HumOru
Mezi manzely.

"R1kam ii, takovou zenu, ia
ko jsem ia, nedostanes nikdy
v1cei"
"Zaplat Pan Bib, re me-"
Evening star., 1950-07-28
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REFRIGERATOR. gas, Servel, 6-ft.
good cond.; S35. 4223 4th st. NV,
REFRIGERATOR, 11-cu.-ft., Phiico;
s mos. old; S10O below sales price.
REFRIGERAToRs t5o). all max makes,
sizes: rebuilt, guaranteed. S35 up.
S2S Upshur St, NV. GE. 0s2s.
1 REFRIGERATORS Recond, guar.
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REFRIGERATOR AND WASHER -
! $50 for both; moving, must sell
| Immediately. IA 5433 -2s