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Evening star., 1950-01-06
TRAILERs FOR SALE

SEE THE MOST oeautiful trailer
made. the Glider. model SO, more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval of Good Housekeeping. Before
buying any trailer see Dick Quirk al
1892 Georgia ave 81. IO4O
1913 ELCAR HOUSE TRAILER, 25 It.
Bottle gas, electric refrigerator, No.
Manor dr.. Springbank Trailer
Camp, 3 miles south of Alexandria,
on U. S. /. r. G. CHESTER. II
Evening star., 1950-01-06
iNVEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALT

of small parts with living quarters
upstairs. Box 33O.R, Star.
ikvEsTMEkT PROP. FOR SALE
SMALL OFFICE BLDG, nearby county
seat; 3 yrs. old: price. $4,000 net:
out-of.town owner. For appt., phone
18Th Gil AND is5 NEWTON ST. N.w.-s ef.
Isncy Hrn auto ap'i ea nies IRE 'eae eseape5 n'sy n
come $3.50 annually trent con-
troll. This valuable property and
rooming house business can be pur-
chased for only s." 500; So, 900
down. This will go quickly, inquire
now; nt.,, RI Re; 32l6; GE. 4ss4. CHAP
NEAR UNION STATION, so apis. Of
to 3 rms; also 4 stores. Price
incl. furniture under z times in
come. ! trust and small cash pay
n1.s i. rooms sT ii sw T. ara block ap. o ssa ssPq L.
furnished, rented rooms, Reduced
Waterman. STORY. & CO, ME.
400; ewes: and holidays. OR. 2s45.
dompIetels fsT SMALL tams MxEsT9s 9aae1n
Gas heat. S13,5O0. H, LoPATIN,
pI: 1850; ewes. RA.. O6Os.
Q rentals, 2-story brick bldg. cor,
town So; warrenton: SO. 900
FRENCH. exclusive. Fairfax ssi.
3-UNTI APT, 1la-yr.-eld Diet. brk.,
two 5-rm.. and bath apts.. and one
3-rm. and bath apt. tenants pay
FELL ii REAL fssIz Estate FRe'9ai sH. f76 fi6s
1 i-uSIr DET. BRK. APT.--Just off
sell Or trade, RAFEkL REAL Es-
4luN14 IATH fh BAkGsfN sasf sill IN rakoma Park.
ssfx house s2PtI s2pd excsl sHIf rental
s1s.ie55oS.S FL 5SSI MI. ~ 7; PLEASANT - Dtrec.
from owner; s:stoEy brick, 3 fuTn;
alarm shna g 5000 a0ss viii finance bal
coLoRE6osEE THIS FINE invest
ments with individual heat: lot
30xlU0. first commercial: under
$4,000; cash; $4,000. Gall Mr.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1417 K st.
ALExANDRIA-Ideal location for pro-
fessional office and home. 7-rm. Diet.
2-bath house. Just off Washington
St. mr.. King. Seen by appt. only.
$4,000. Alex. 4S77. Ewes. TIE. 3193.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
STATION WAGONS

MERCURY 1946 station wagon; radio,
heater, all-leather seats; has had
excel. care; SS95, terms. HOYLF
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Que st. NV.
DU. 5000, %
Evening star., 1950-01-06
INCOME OPPORTUNITY

Det. home with . separate apts.,
originally SO designed. Each apt. has
> bedrms,, liv. rm. with firepi., din.
rm., kit, tile bath and back porch.
Separate entrances. Bus in front of
house; shopping, | block; school, 2
blocks. Perfect rental location.
MANNAS REALTY co.
ol16 Wilson BLVD GI, or OK o7S4
Evening star., 1950-01-06
HARD TO BELIEVE!

44x14VD ~ DIH4H ~
That one Of these much -sought-after
bungalows is now offered for sale.
Of brick and CONTRASTING Stone. In
variably convenient. with 2 1st-fl.
bedrms. and bath. In addition to
these features, there are liv. rm.:
din, rm., kit, complete bsmt. and
upstairs bedrm. and ka-bath., Com
Close-in Arlington. A unique offer
ing.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. oW. 9oe0.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

100 to choose from. Low down pay
ments, easy monthly installments
Investigate our club plan. A small
deposit will hold any machine for
spring delivery.
HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Sales and Service. 1865 31st st,
NV. MI. 0602. IS
Evening star., 1950-01-06
CORNER CUTIE

S10,950
With the nice garden plot you've
been wanting; 8 sparkling rms. ana
bath, firepl., range ano reisr - :,
more? Rush to the phone ana
dial OW. 5000.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

feel we'll enough to consider a teaching position again
 At that time. Dr. Charles B. Bunnell. president of the Territor- Iial college, again sought the ser vices of Professor Duekering, this time to head the Department of Civil Engineering and Mathems- tics. This time Duckering decided to come north He arrived at Col lege in the late summer of 1892.
 Since 1892 we have seen many changes on the campus" Ducker- ing remarked. New buildings have been erected. The faculty has been brought to a high academic stand ing. The University has been fully accredited But most important. several thousand young men and women who have been students at the University are now useful cit izens throughout the United States. Alaska and-the world"
 Duekering's contribution to the growth and character of the Uni versity have been synonymous with his IS years of service on the teaching staff. In 1885 he was made Dean of the F1leulty. and nine years later his leadership was rewarded when he was designated as Dean of the University In 1949 William Elmhirst Duckering was signally honOred by the Board of Regents which bestowed upon him the honorary degree of Doctor of Engineering.
 Dr. Duckering's influence has been far wider than most per sons realize. His teaching methods kand personal inspiration are res ponsible for a large number of careers in Engineering, as well as more than a score of top-flight teachers. Four professors at the University of Alaska are Ducker- ing products, and all four heads of departments.
 ''The challenge of the University of Alaska is the challenge of the frontier" pr. Duckering remarked We hEye pulled ourselves up by our bootstraps. and the time is far distant when the citizens of Alaska will see a fine modern structure on College Hill"
 To some it might seem that 8 years on any faculty is a long ment in its existence" Dean Duck time. But in the life span of a university, that is but a brief mo- ering philosophical.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
INDIVIDUAL THINKERS
 IN REGENT CONGRESS
 SAYS GORDON OF ORE

WASHINGTON = Senator Cor don (R-Ore.) said this week he be- lieVes this years session of Con- greSs produced more individual thinking" than any in the six years he has been a member of the Senate.
 'It is shown in more careful ex- aminations of measures before the Senate,' he told a reporter. The only exception has been the defense spending as a result of the Korean war. That was unavoidable as it developed in the last days"
 Predicting that the one-package appropriation bill will come in for lots of opposition in the next Con gress, he expressed hope it would be retained
 The session as 1 view it in re- trospect WAS highlighted chiefly by the lack of leadership in the major ity party. which traditionally plans and presents the schedule for con sideration of legislation
 The Alaska and Hawaiian state hood bills are good illustration .of this sort Of action They were passed by the House early in the session. In May after favorable ac- tion was taken on the bills by the Senate Interior Committee. they were sidetraeked in favor of dog ens of minor bills of no real con sequence.
 T still am clinging to the for Torn hope they will have immediate consideration when Congress re- turns in November
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

time decision in 1915. He turned down lucrative executive position with a Utah railroad and returned to the University of Washington
 While teaching engineering, Duckering acquired two additional dsgrees-a Bachelor of Science and the professional degree, Civil Eng ineer.
 Professor Duckering was called by the War Department in 1918 to The Engineer School, Camp Humphries. Virginia. where 92 West Pointers completed their eng ineering education under force draft.
 At the conclusion of World War II, Duckering was called to head the Department Of Engineering Problems at Iowa State College
 While teaching at the Hawkeye State. Professor Duckering was asked to join the faculty of the then-forming University of Alaska.
 After serious consideration Duckering declined the offer. Soon thereafter he became head of the Department of Civil Engineering a, the University of British Columbia. He remained there until 1880, when illness forced him to resign Not until two years later did he
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
P.A.F. TO PAY DIVIDENDS -
 OF FIFTY GENTS ON SHARE

SEATTLE - Directors of Pacific American Fisheries have declared a dividend of 50 cents 8 share on its outstanding stock payable Oct Ober S1.
 The declaration was aceompani-- ed by an announcement that if the current prices continue to hold ths board will declare another S1 divi- dend around the end of the year.
 The company paid s1 a share from 1942 to 1947 inclusive; $I.50 in 194S, s2 in 1949. and s1 exclu- siye of the current declaration 90 far this year.
 Pinks are bringing around s23 a ease compared with weak SIS for the tail end of the 1949 pack, while reds, which were relatively strong last year at $2S to SPA are now selling at S2S to s3O a case.
 Three months ago PAF stock was dragging on the stock exchange at SIS share. Now it is strong at a. round SIG. The mark-up has led to reports that the company is ne gotiating sale or merger There have even been reports that the same California investment con- cern that arranged the sale of P E. Harris holdings to Nick Beg and associates has been interested in PAF The reports. however, have been denied by insiders in PAF.
 Nevertheless reports persist that something is brewing"
 PAF has 377,OO shares outstand- ing. Company officials as gert no individual stockholder holds more than per cent of the stock.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
ACS MAN TRANSFERRED

MS J. M, Rough, of the local Alaska Communications System of flee has received orders of transfer and is leaving on the southbound trip of the Alaska for the states where he has been assigned to Camp Gordon, Georgia. Mrs. Rough and their two boys, Joe and Rich ard, will visit relatives in Montana until Rough is permanently assig- ned.
 However, Rough is not leaving Wrangell as a Master Sergeant. On Sunday afternoon he is being sworn in as a First Lieutenant in the U. S. Army Signal Corps by U. s, Commissioner Joel Wing.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

student at the University of Wash ington at the time.
 Nome was a wild Dswless town that year" Duckering said. Min ing was done under the protection of armed guards. On one claim saw three men with high-powered rifles protecting two piek-and-sh " el boys from the claim jumpers ''
 In 1903 William Elmhirst Duck ering was graduated with honors from the University of Washing ton. He spent the next eleven years designing bridges, and establishing railway locations in the western states.
 In spite of his great affinity for railroading, Duekering made a life
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
CHRISTINE TELLER HoER

Christine Teller, daughter of ot- to Teller, Sr., went to Ketchikan last week and returned home this week.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
sADLER SOUTH

Charles Sadltr, well known lo- cal man, went south this week to undergo a checkup at Virginia Mason Clinic in Seattle
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

stepped ashore
 stepped ashore on the beach at Nome in the spring of 1900 little did he re- alize that years later h e would b e c o m e n 6 of the top men in higher sduca- tion in tn . Territory of AL aska.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

tR higher education in the Terri tsry of Alaska.
 DucksriRg was an engineering
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06

The Roughs have been here a. bout a year and have made many friends in the community.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1950-10-06
&tS KNOW YOUR 3 T22n''pe'"Sg[Sy

When young Bill Duckering
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-12-22

Milk Of COWS. goats and ottss
animals has been employed as food
for thousands Of years. Ths Old
Testament mentions tia uss OF
milk In ~ places. In the 18th chap
ter Of Genesis II Ii recorded that
Abraham. whils being visited by
three angels. took butter and milk
and the cali. which ne had dressed,
and set II before than: and he
stood by them under ths tree ana
they did eat" Butter was used by
the Hindus az early as 1000 &c,
both as q food and In their religious
ceremonies, and 1t 10 mentioned by
the early Hebrew. Greek and Ro
mas wr1ssxs.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-12-22
ANF TRIST

Eveu n The common affair -
life. In lovs. friendship. ard mar
a39e. hoW eetlr security have ve
ehsn we sfast our happiness In
the hands If others
DELEGATES
MRS Efne rabofu. worthy mat
feu and MRS Celeste NeNllcn
asso matron Of Rose If Sharon
asso matron Of Rose Of Sharon
q + $. No. ) were delegates 20
The Queen q sheba SESSION IN
Chicago. Us on Tuesday
SISTERS PASSES;
Mrs Ida Broom Of Chicago. Ills.
passed through this city earoute
70 the funeral Of her oldest sister
IN Memphis. Tenn
AMONG THE SICK;
Ms Ida Bell Johnson n Burn
ham hospital. Mrs Grace Hcnsley
Us accident at home Mrs Julis
Briggs in Rurnham. Mrs Mary
Fielder at home East Nine
Mrs $ Wade Of East fremont 81
Mr. Rin Sehueraft Of East Wash
ington Mrs Eta McCutehen OF
East Washington St
ELECTION OF VICTORY
TEMPLE No $50 was held by the
district deputy Mrs Lorfine Bos-
well. ms tallation lst tuesday N
Jan. s.t
The iunveniles which Mrs Boris
Friend is supervisor VIII have
can party at the Douglas Center
10th Canned goods Will 80 to q
worthy person for Xmas. The
Xmas. party for Victory Iempl''
daughters only will be held on the
2lst of January instead Of nec
Goth Mrs LotrineBoswet Is char
tman
Mrs Pauline King Of East Wash
ington st. Will visit her sister
for the holiday ii New York
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-12-22
and EMPLOYEES

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The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1950-12-22

Even n the common affair -
life. In iove. friendship. ard mar
rye. hos attic security have wc
when we tfast oar happiness Ia
the hind. Il ethers
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Doporuceny adresdr naleho oznamovatele "Te1egrafu"
a "kde nakupOvativ
Maharadza -bilionar sam 81
lata kalhoty.

Bombay: - Nizam z Hyde
rabadu je snad nejbohatsim
muzem ma zemekouli, ale jak
Sc IDA, nema z tohoto bohatstvi
zadnych mimofadnych luxus-
Mich pozitkG. Maharadza je
muzem velmi setrnym a neroz-
hazuje penfze ma pravo ami ma
levo, pres to, re jake tezltka ma
SVEN psacfm stole pouziva vel.
keno nebrouseneho diamantu.
Jeho osobn1 vydaje denne cini
pouze pet rupii, ktere Sc row.
naji jednomu dolaru a petit cen
tGGm. Svemu sluzebnictvu udi-
II nizam psane rokazy, ktere
pfse ma cigaretovy papir. Sam
81 spravuje svoje obnosene Sat
stvo a lata obnosene kalhoty.
Nizam z Hyderabadu je sym
vlastnim pokladnfkem, sam 81
pocita pen1ze, ktere ma FARO
ven s klenoty uschovany We
sklepenf, v nemz je zavedena
automaticka kontrola teploty a
kan nema nikdo jiny prfstup
nez on sam.
Odhaduje Sc, re ma We sve
pokladnici ma hotovosti We fla
tie. strlbre a bankovkach $50
milionG rupi1, t. j, asi 70 Milo
MI dolarG. Krone toho ma o.
brovske mnozstvi klenot1, me-
ri nimiz je i obrovsky diamant
Jacob, ktery vazi 1872 karat1.
Doposud nikdo mcdowell pre-
sneji odhadnout bohatstvl to-
hoto maharadzi. Nekteri Gle
move jeho domacnosti je sami
odhadujf asi ma billion a pGl do
lar1. Jeden klenotn1k v Bonn
bay nablzel nizamovi $4,000
rupif, t.. j. $3.50 jenom "a to-,
ably 81 mohl prohlednout jeho
klenotnici.
V 1noru lonskeho roku dial
nizam Indii k disposici sve vel
Ike pozemky, Ia ktere je MI Wy
placeno rocne tTi miliony dola-
ri. Indske vojsko vniklo do
maharadzova k~n1zectvi v zaff
1913. Moslemsky nizam v Hy-
derabadu, ktery vladl II mill
onGm IndGm, "a tyden kapitu-
loval a jeho knfzectvf Sc stale
soucast1 Indie.
We SVEN palaci v Hyderaba-
du nizam cite v koranu, p1se ba-
she perstine a projevuje vel
mi maly zajem 0 to, co sc dele
v ostatnim svete.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Zatykani ma Slovensku:
Husak i Novomesky We vezeni.

Poole zprav, ktere dosly, je
ma Slovensku vrenf. Nejvetslm
pTekvapenfm vsak je, re byli
zatceni i vyznacni pTedstavite-
lie dnesn1 komunisticke sloven-
ske zemske vlady, ktera je ma
strcenou sluzkou prazskeho ko-
munistickeho rezimu, Husak a
Laco Novomesky. Nejprve mel
pry byt zatcen Novomesky, pri-
sluvocsky poverenec pro skol-
stvf, jinak slovensky komunis-
ticky spisovatel. Kdyz Sc vsak
o tom dovedel pfedseda sboru
povefencG (slovenske zemske
vlady) Husak, svolal pry mi
moTadnou schGzi poverenc1, pfi
n1z byl zatcen on sam i Novo-
mesky. jake d1vod jejich Eat
cent Sc uvadf, re byli malo ra-
dikalnf a malo internacionaln1
= tedy podobny dGvod, jake u
Clementise, Zprava O obeu
zatcenfch je priznacna pro
dnesn1 pomery v Ceskosloven-
sku, kde prave probihala = a
patrne jeste prob1ha - tezka
krise 1strednfho prazskeho re-
zimu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Stain Sc podilel ma majove
demonstrate.

Moskva: - Generalissimus
Stain Sc z1castnil jake pozoro-
vatel ma tribune majove de-
monstrace, ktera byla obrov-
skych rozmerd. Komunisticka
hesla provolavana ma Ruben
namesti v Moskve mela ozvenu
V cele komunisticke r1si. Mos
kva tonula v zaplave praporu
a vojenske oddly pochodovaly
kolem Leninovy hrobky a ko-
lem Tribuny, ma ktere sedel
Stain a vysoci hodnostaTi.
Mad Moskvou Sc ozyval ra-
chot vojenskych letadel, vede-
nych Stalinovym synem gene
ralem Vasilem Stalinem. Stain
nepronesl zadny projev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
DObra Rada NaSim
HOspOdyHkam!
/ Ma Vas Ceka
Jarni Uklid!

Slun1cko zacne "a chvfli O.
pravdove hrat a jarnf 1klid V
domacnosti Sc uz pomalu media
dele odkladat. Takove jarni
ukllzenf, to neni jenom cistenl
bytu cd prachu a zimnl sp1ny,
ktera Sc nashromazdi i te nej-
cistotnejsi hospodynce. To je
take cistenf bytu cd vseho, co
uz davno nepotfebujeme, CO
nam v byte jen pTekazi, ale tr-
pelive to prekladame S mista
ma mlsto, protoze proste nev1-
me kan S tim.
A prece jak by 81 vas domov
oddychl, kdybyste Sc takovych
vec1 zbavili a JIM Tide by je je-
ste dlouho mohli pouzfvati.
Zkuste tuto radu: vyradte
nepotrebne veci a dejte 81 drob-
nou oznamku do "Telegrafu".
Prave pro takove pr1pady mai
dete tam znamou rubriku '-rIz'
ne ma prodej". Uvid1te, kolik
jinych lidf RADIO vasi nab1dky
pouzije a koupf 81 to, CO Wy w
nepotrebujete.
Vas domov ziska, hospodyn-
ka Dude rada, re Sc zbavila ne
potrebne veci. A domov dru-
hych zfska, protoze jim date
moznost, ably 81 pof1dili to, co
uz davno postradali.
Ted prave je doba cisten1 =
ted prave je doba, abyste pro-
stfednictvfm nasich novin pro-
dali vSe, co az nepotTebujete.
"TELECRAF''
843 N. WASHINGTON ST.
Broadway 1858
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Pametni deska TGM ie ma
americkem vvsIanectvi.

Praha: = Pametni deska,
ktera byla v mistnostech anne
ricke informacnf knihovny Cd
halena v den stych narozenin
p%residenta Osvoboditele T. G..
Masaryka, dine 7. bTezna letos-
nfho roku, byla nyni pTenesena
ma americke velvyslanectvf v
.Praze. Stale Sc tax v dGsled-
ku uzavren1 americke knihov-
ny v Praze, o ktere ceskosloven-
ska vlada pozadala v techto
dnech. Pametnf bronzovou des-
ku v americke knihovne ma Ma
rodni tire v Praze odhalil 7.
bfezna americky velvyslanec
Ellis Briggs. Napis ma desce
pravf, re je venovana trvalemu
pTatelstv1 mezi lidem Ceskoslo-
venska a lidem Spoj. StatG.
Pametni deska Dude nynf u
mistena v budove velvyslanec-
tvf a Dude opatrena tfmto dali
Sim napisem: "Dne %. dubna
1850 byla z naT1zen1 ceskoslo-
svnske vlady uzavTena knihov-
ma ma americke informacn1
sluzby. Masarykova pametn1
deska byla proto dana do Il
schovy kancleTstvi americkeho
velvyslanectv1 v Praze."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
BRITISH obchodnici jsou vyssa-
vani " rude Cine.

Londyn: - Walter Fletcher,
konservativn1 Glen britskeho
p~arlamentu prohlasil We sne-
movne, re cfnstf komuniste Wy
diraj1 kazdeho mes1ce cd brit
skych firem v Shanghai velke
peneznf sunny. Poole pokynu
britske vlady nen1 temto fir
mann dovoleno, ably sve obcho-
dy zavrely, ale pri tom Sc jim
nedostava zadne vladn1 podpo-
ry. Podsekretar zahranicn1ho
britskeho ministerstva Ernest
Davies prohlasil, re obchodnlm
zajmGm v Cine Dude v~enovana
nalezita pozornost.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Doslo by k utoku, kdyby nebylo
obav pred USA.

Belehrad " Jugoslavii sc
vseobecne verf. re jedinym d.
vodem, proc letaos lete nedoj-
de k dtoku ma Jugoslavii Sc
strany Ruska a jeho satelitd je
obava Moskvy, re by Spojene
Staty provedly intervenci a re
by doslo k move svetove valce.
Tento MAJOR vyslovujf jugoslav-
stf 1Tedn1ci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Finove odolavaji rude infiltraci,

New York: - Mayor mesta
Helsinki Rydman prohlasil pc
pf1jezdu do New Yorku, re fin
sky lid z 1spechem odporuje
sovetske infiltraci pres to, re
Rusko je tax bezprostredne biz
ko. Starosta Rydman dale re-
XII, re "a posledni diva roxy sill
ne pokleslo pronikani komuni-
stu jak do finskeho parliament
tn tax i do mestske rady v Hell
sinkach. Stale Sc tax proto. re
finsky lid hluboce ver1 v demo-
kracii. Starosta mesta Helsink
pTijel do Spojenych Stat1 ma
konferenci starostG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Koketa.

Slecna Fintivych: 20 ano,
prichazelo mi to "a tezko, Tici
muzi, re nemohu byt nikdy je-
no. Ale dovedla jsem to piece
Pan Tkalounek: Gale proc
iste to tedy ucinila, kdyz jste
no mela rada?"
Slecna Fintivych: "Prosfm
vas, nemohu 81 wit piece kaz-
deho muze, ktereho nam ra-
da!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Nalez 500 minci z rimskych
dob.

Dartfield, Angle: - Delhi
ci, kter1 v tonic meste kopali
pTfkop pro plynove potrub1, ma
sli 500 minc1 pochazejfcf z do
by rimskeho imperia. Mince
byly ulozeny v nadobe z palene
hliny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Zcela spravne.

Teta (prohlednuvsi dennfk
sve netere) "Tak, tax = to
lie tedy tvGj dennfk. Ale O tom,
re isl byla Sc sym bratrankem
pri meslcku ma prochazce neni
tn ami slGvka!"
Net: Gale teticko, to Sc pre-
ce rozumf samo sebou! Co Sc
dele noel, nepatTf piece do
dennlkui"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Nu tax.

VeTitel " razD. "Jak re -?
Zas nedostanu mic? To uz je
u vsech vsudy ---
Dluznfk: "Nu tax, proc tro-
p1te tolik Ipovyku pro mic a "a
nic?"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Veci nepTijemne a neprijem.
neJSI.

Muz: rad bych vedel, MI
ze-li byti ma sv6te nepTfjemnei-
81 veci, nez kdyz najde clovek
v jfdle zensky Was"
Zenuska: 20 ano, m1j mily.
Najdu-li zensky Was ma TIVE We
ste."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
ZahOnek HumOru.

On: MAN svolen1 Vast mat
ky a ted =
Ona: "Nemuze to byt, pane.
Vain 81 Vas velice a chci Yam
byti sestrou, avsak =
On: "Pockejte! Budete mi
dcerou, Beru 81 totiz VaSi mat
ku." 4
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12
Trest zapeti.

emu, kmotrfcek Sc namazal
v hospode ten den
co Sc mu narodil kluk, ale do
ma Sc mu potion .vedlo zle.">
"Jak to-"
"Videl m1sto jednoho, kluky
dva."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1950-05-12

"Save for your independence" is o
truism today just as it was 200 years
ago. The Liberty Bell, which is the SYM
Dol of the 1850 u. S. Savings Bonds Drive
May 15-July A, symbOlizes all of the
characteristics which made this country
strong. Of these essential virtues, thrift
is one of the most outstanding. Your in
vestment in Savings Bonds will mean
future financial security as they return
81 for every So in ten years. Start "YOur
Own Financial independence" today.
,eqsltry Department
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-05-25
Still Another Change In
Local SofbaII Planning
Ends With One A Leauue

way fifteen minutes after the first
one ends. The only exception to
this rule will be on Saturday
nights, when the first game will
start at $50. On three game nights
Tuesdays and Fridays) the games
will be scheduled for $50, 7:45 and
900, with three-minute interval
between games-no pre-game prac-
tice. A further stipulation limits
the time of each game to an hour
and one-half, no inning beginning
beyond that time limit.
The eleven-team Class A League
will include teams representing:
Rinear-Lambert Funeral Home;
Bills Clothes; Benny's Arlington
Cafe; Phillips Ave. Delicatessen;
Superior Lakeview Merchants;
Nela Stone Cafe; Alma's Tavern;
Edwards Funeral Home; Hayden
Avenue Merchants; Fox Cafe; and
Cleveland Twist Drill. The teams
will play round of practice games
at Shaw Field beginning May 31st,
with regular season scheduled to
get under way on Monday, June IL.