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secretary shooting off his
mouth" turns out the lights.
For Self-protection, Mr..
Lawder's standard equipment
also includes a fencer's mask
to guard against missiles
thrown from all directions.
Organized 10 years ago, the
club has about 100 members,
all business and professional
men. Most of them also are
members of other clubs In
which life is taken more seri-
ously, but a member is vast
ing his time If he expects to
get more out of breakfasts
than laughs and relaxation.
It's no place for a sour
puSS,' one member said.
If a meeting has a guest
speaker. the members pos
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sibly with some restraint) lis
ten attentively. But once
their own officers take charge
again, all semblance OF the
things their mothers taught
them about being polite van
iSheS.
Each meeting ends with a
few attempted remarks from
a member chosen by Mr.. Nc
Causland. Recently, one clos
ing speaker began:
This has been the lousiest
meeting I ever attended :"
Whatever else he said was
lost in the ensuing confusion.
The idea behind 1t all is
that a little hilarity is pretty
good tonic occasionally for
the start of a day. The OBJ
jective is good fellowship.
Evening star., 1951-09-11
I TelevisiOn omorrow Wednesday,. September II, 1851


.
l. News V ~
R Msic1
s.1,
WoPtoa The
!.
Evening star., 1951-09-11

for retaining rapport with the
living room audience.
Goodbye Midwest Hayride," al
hail Cesar and Coca!
x
Noted in Brief-"How Does Your
Garden Grow?" (WNBW-Sun-
day, $500 is considered must
Iveiwing by most amateur garden
ers. It turns up occasionally with
a fascinating thought for non
gardeners, too, as. for instance
the information that flower
being grown to exhibit must be
protected with an umbrella from
rain and sun. Sun might fade II
|. Ed Sullivan must be a big
man around CHS. Introducing one
of the stars on the first part OF
THE Oscar Hammerstein Story
on Toast of the Town" Sunday
he took note of "her NBC tele-
vision appearances. Time was
when only Godfrey could get away
with that.
Evening star., 1951-09-11

Segregation in Housing?" is dis
cussed by Walter White, Executive
Secretary, National Association for
the Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie, and Congressman Tom Steed.
1890, WRC- Playhouse: Paul
Douglas plays the title role of "The
Great McGinty."
TeIevision Today.
700, WTOP - Mark Evans and
Elinor Lee: Ann Hoeling, Miss
Color Television Of Germany" is
special guest.
500, WTTG Georgetown u
Forum: Michael Disable discusses
Program for Mobilization"
500, WMAL-Charlie Wild, Private
Detective: John McQuade plays
Charlie Wild on the first Of a new
series.
500, WNBW- Meet the Press
Senator Everett Dirksen Is inter-
viewed.
$3.50, WMAL- What's on YouI
Mind: DR.. Richard Frank, Arthur
Schwartz, Virginia Klose and Isabel
Leighton discuss problems oi
mental health.
$3.50, WTTG Johns Hopkins
Science Review: DR.. Ralph Edward
Gibson is guest. Films of the world
from 10 miles in the air are shown
900, WNBW-Fireside Theater
The drama is Homer Takes q
Bride" with Robert North, Evelyn
Eaton and Claire Carlton.
900, WTTG-Cavalcade of Bands:
Woody Herman and his band are
featured.
$3.50, Circle Theater
Richard Kollmar and Hildy Parks
star in "Sleight Of Hand"
$3.50, WTOP- Suspense: John
Forsythe and Anthony Ross have
the principal roles in Strange for
a Killer"
Evening star., 1951-09-11
HighIiehts
Radio Today.

800, WRC-Cavalcade of America
Laraine Day and Thomas Mitchell
star in mo One Is Alone"
8:15, WOL-Francis p. Whitehair.
The Under Secretary of the Navy
speaks on "The Manpower Crisis.
900, WMAL-Town Meeting oi
the Air: Can Legislation Cure
Evening star., 1951-09-11

Evening news broadcast. d.
rect from The Stars news
room. Monday through Friday
over Stations WMAL and
WMAL-FM: s pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

KEY LARGO CITY INDUSTRIAL SEC, fPB I-I.G.
PLAT NO. s, PIT. SEC n, TWP go =. n. 40 f.
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Today's Birthdays

DR.. Charles G. Abbot. Smith
sonian Institution astrophysie;st,
born in Wilton, N. H, 10 years
ago.
Don Ameche, actor, born in
Kenosha, Wis, 43 years ago,
Harry H. Woodring of Topeka,
Kans., ex- governor, ex-secretary
If war, born in Elk City, -Kans.,
81 years ago.
Champ Garry, president of
Pullman, born at Lockport, H., IS
years ago.
Elizabeth Coatsworth of Maine.
author, born in Buffalo. N ", So
years ago. @
David A. Morse of Somerville.
N j., director general of the In
tsrnational Labor Office, Geneva,
Switzerland, born in New York,
A years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31
NoTICE IA EVERGLADES
DISTRICT TAXES

NOTICE delinquent June s
Oft
together
district viii
at the
West.F orda nd completed
available the puDe
Collector
Of
by will he fully
an office the said Collector
HOWARD f.
Tax Co Florida
may r
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Amount of

LAnGG COY GOV Ia u Sec o9s M sPo 60 = 40 20
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31


Knights of Pythias and their
fun department. the DOKK'S will
take over downtown Key West
this afternoon with the embarras-
sing ordeal of the street inilia-
ton ceremonies ending in q pa
rade of the 50-odd DOKK mem
bers down Duval street.
The DOKK parade. with mem
bers dressed in Arabian costumes
is scheduled to start at $50
o'clock.
Miss Jane Dewey. daughter Of
Prof. John Dewey, Chicago Uni
versity educational expert, re-
Gently bought for $500, the
former Asa Sweeting home at
Elizabeth ard Dey streets.
Frof the editorial pages Of The
Citizen:
THE world, If it can. manage 10
last for a little while longer, viii
be saved by the June graduates
q
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

Memo Castro. tossing cagey ball
and nursing the only run of the
game, blew up like nine-dollar
Roman candle to hand Peppers
Plumbers their 9th straight soft
ball victory and drop his own
SawyeTs BARRIERS a game and a
half out of the loop lead.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31
10 YEAHs AGO

Work experience obtained by
local youths heretofore employed
on National Youth Administration
has been of inestimable value to
them when going on private en-
ployment according to a survey
here.
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81 - r
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

At a meeting of the city coun-
Gil late yesterday afternoon, a
resolution for the payment of de-
linquent taxes on a reduced basis
was adopted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

Anthony Soldano and Jack
Ellis, two of yesterdays high
school graduates, don't have to
look for jobs. The pair received
their diplomas and Immediately
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

entered the navy. Soldano is 10;
Ellis is II.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

ANGLERS PARK SHORES LARGO. LIS SUB OF LOTS
Z sqr 1880 - Marks paul. EFT Al ----~--
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-05-31

HARBOR MANOR PB 2-54s h0F Il PI 10
RGE 30 LYING SOUTH OF FEC RH HiW
s c. Tx
/ X. Tx 500
Let -76-77 G4032Q-32l Bell r. n Et TX o4'S
n c ILLS
SEC. 4. TWP. $. 30 E REC BS-3i0
Tot Sqr4 G33-S3s-s3 Hendricks Reginald t. .,
e -s-
Lot a, 1897 Hendricks Reginald T,
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n BEACH CLUBsC0Rr. LOTS
~ Paul IA
1-2-3-4I0-14
Lot Sep s7s-ssa iesisr -
MANDALAY, GOV.
Harvey c.
AMENDED PEAT MANDALAY SUB- SEC O.
PIT Tr a 1ei Ac - iiorner Roger C. Eft Tx 273s
G46s5-1s6 .-ssMa 1.--.a
TAyEIiNlER AMENDED
Lot sqr G5-l0l Woods
tis-1Qi Demar r..
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TT s. r. IS
a Improvement
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
NOTICE of elEcTloN

Notice is hereby given that at the annual municipal cleo ton of the City of Kodiak, to be held on October 2, 1851, be- tween the hours of 500 a. m. and ZOO p.m., at the City Hall, Kodiak, Alaska, a vote and election of the duly quail lied electors of the City of Ko- dlak. will be made upon the following propositions, which said propositions will be voted upon at said election:
 l. Shall the City of Kodiak, Alaska, grant to Tenora Rock ney franchise for the pur- pose of operating a bus system Tn and upon the streets of the City of Kodiak, said franchise to reserve unto the City of
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
Kodiak the right to Set fares, routes, and schedules?

Kodiak the right to Set fares, routes, and schedules?
 g. Shall the City of Kodiak, Alaska incur indebtedness in the sum of $750, GOO. .00 for the purpose of acquiring the fol- lowing public work of a per manent nature: Construction of improvements and additions to water supply and distribu- tion system and extension of the sewerage system, to be con- structed by the United States of America and sold to the City of Kodiak at a price not in excess of $75O, 900. %, said indebtedness to bear interest not exceeding 2% per annum, to be evidenced by a Project Construction and Sales Agree ment between the City of Ko- diak and the United States for
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15

the payment of said price to the United States, and if the l United States so requires, by bonds, with interest thereon at ,, 2% per annum payable semi annually, and secured primar- ! lily by a pledge of the revenues
 of the systems and by the full faith and credit of the City of , Kodiak, Alaska, all as provio- ed by Ordinance No. 152 of the City of Kodiak, passed and approved the 18th day of Aug , ust, 1851. 8. Qualifications for elect ors for the proposition in para
 graphs one and two shall be as follows:
 a. They must be citizens
 of the United States, twenty one years of age and over. b. They must be actual
 and bona ide residents of A. ; laska and must have been such residents continuously during 1 the entire year immediately preceding the election and must have been such residents /, continuously for six months (6) next preceding the elec- tion in the City of Kodiak. A. ; aska.
 c. They must have regis tered in the Registration Book
 at the City Hall, Kodiak, A. laska, prior to September 29, 1851, at 400 pm.
 [ d. Qualifications for cleo
 tors on the propositions above
 in paragraph 2. shall in addi-
 tion to the aforementioned in-
 clude: their names must ap- pear on the last assessment roll for the purposes of muni- , cipal taxation at the City of
 Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
NOTICE
KODIAK MIRROR

Will the person or persons who mistal enly to K a kite e1 cabinet and sink from my yard recently please return them so that there will be no legal difficulties. The items may be returned by day or night. There is other equip ment and material stored on my lots and it may not be re- moved without my permission.
 J. J. Springhill
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15
For the City of Kodiak (Signed)
 Robert A. Hedloff
 City Clerk
NOTICE

All chiefs and guests are in- vited to the CPO women's auxiliary's smorgasbord, Thursday, Sept. 20 at 8 pm. Popular dancing.
Kodiak mirror., 1951-09-15

Talmage L. Smith, local at- torney, is in Anchorage this week on business.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

Foremost teevson and electroncs for years thousands
of these same TV sets sold for S37995 and now Lacys
sases the price $780, Every set in its original factory carton
Genuine mahogany cabinet with doors Exclusive GE
"Black Daylight" rectangular picture tube! Buin antenna!
Simple tuning Everything you want in fine TV choose
yours sale priced at any of Lacys stores
II" CONSOLE in blond wood was s399.95--now $31995
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Wieder devtsche Luvte

G9er, SuSctenlnlo. - 9tad, Mis-.
ingcn Don ileaalcn GrcnjaGn9crn
hult ser Trud ser tlded'iid)eu 0e.
borocn aui Nclltlde 6od,froItc, tpclcle
oas Hano ncrlaiicn pollen, metcrblt
on. Ntlt nllen NtittcIu periuclt mon
Ne emit sebobten Teutid,en sum
9Ielbcn SIT perulniieu 9tust olles
CUTE 3ureNen nic)ts, iperocn lie ein.
iodl imonaNpciie ilriifsehalten. Ser
arobte Seil Ser noh III ser GS9f. per.
hlichelen Tclltihen mofte nod Melt.
beiltldlulio, llnl ,picocr nls ircie 9ilr.
ger lllter ihrcn 2mlosleutcn leben
ju fonncn. Iie Sihcdeu fcnrlen
Nen Telltid)en jcst lehr entgeaen.
Die emit geba6te Neiltidle 0tutter'
lprdd)e bari Wiebcr ,iientIid, aelpro.
d,e, 1pcrOcll. ,l G1er. Mid irno
aorlsbdo io1pe 9ieidcnber1 fonn nlan
nieoer beltihe @autc boren. 3eltlll'
gen aus @eitoelltidluno inb nod mle
Dor uerboten, leoialid Die fonlnril.
nlitiIfe Treiie nils Sciterreld, IND
ser beutid)eu Somietjone lit ju9cs
laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-08-30
Whot's What With The
Cleveland West Juniors

Hot Dogs and Potato Salad
The Juniors picnic at Huntington
is here. Tonight at 3 80 O clock
q. III, We will be on our way Tor a
rlp-roaring time. Come along YOU
members. let 5 have some fun.
We are planning another social
for the twentv-second OF Septcm-
Der. \ horse drawn wagon filled
with lots OF hay will be our mode
of transportation for the evening.
Further plans will be made at Our
next meeting, September 10, 1851
at SIS p. m.
Congratulations to the Tltsch S
baby. Daniel Ioseph. He was
baptized last Sunday at Icutch
Lutheran Church.
Are YOU excited: Can YOU hard
" sit still: That's how Cleveland
West is. About what: The big
game in Columbus. See you there.
You old members Row about
keeping our club going by attend
ing the meetings and affairs. Let 5
see all OF YOU at the next meeting,
September 10, 1881.
Pat Robv, Reporter.
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panied by their daughter Linda.
Fred Mueller.
CANTON, OHIO
JUNIOR SAXON CLUB

Cantonans are looking forward
to this week end. when Detroit
will be here for a softball game.
TIE game will be held at City
Field or kurtz Field, depending
on which is available. If YOU are
not notified before Sunday. cali
the Club - Al7l. Following the
game will be refreshments and
eats at the Club. Hoping to see
faces from other clubs too. SO, see
YOU Sept. , at , go p. M.
1t is very important that all
members attend the Sept. +th
meeting at the Basketball and tie
Girls Bowling teams will be dis
cusSed. Everyone must be present.
Let's also have good turnout
Tor our visiting guests from Sa-
lem Refreshments will be served
after the meeting.
Jeanne Morris. Reporter.
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2lm< titles, Okie
.3neia 20

Sc miro alien hefomnt oemod,t.
oab Die &erionnnllnQ, bic ant erlten
Spnntoa q. Septemher) itottfin-
Den iplltc. perirl)nben lpllrpc. lpeocn
oes orobeu SGn0crIcltes, bos in
Nolnastpmu Chic, obocbaltcn
miro. Ser Neicl)Il,b Gilt fir beioc
;ilreiae, 20 mh %, Nilcs, Ohio.
stlm ,per1e Mitolicper! Sic mers
Den allc ouimerfiam ocmoht. hoR
Die reNclmGHioe Teriammlllno om
;luciten Spnntu0. onl 9. Septenlber.
pllntt 2 llbr nohmittoos obNcbultcn
miro.
Nittc, Iobt inns ia nitf,t peroeiien
in Die Terionmllmu III fnmn,cn,
penn nun bo lit Die ,3cit iih Wicncr
cimnol su icben lmo nit einonner III
lprcchen.
llnicr ErQincnt slnoreos @lmcih
iplIrhe on SnnntoN nod,nittoN
oen 10. sluolrit in nos Srllnlbull
Wtenuriol 6nipitol iiherfilmt lrnb
an, Muntoa firth lunter;ua er lid Ell
ncr Operation. lit uber nod INNER
inl &ronefnhdls II. muH iii) piclleid)t
am .Dtittnnd). Den %. Scptember
nod einmal einer Speraticn llnter-
,ichcn.
Gu lperte Mitolicpcr. gittc niht
perNeilen. Den Srlloer su beilthen.
9Sir ,piinid,en linn holniae Seiie.
rlno lmn hciien i'm bolp lpieber in
lln'erer Wtittc su haben,
,Sris Sd)en, Sefr.
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ImS 0arx 1f,>.
;3meig 40

Sic MitoIicner hes ,Sralrerperz
Gins pes 3lpeiNcs 40 inn hermit
ollimerfiom ocn,od,t. ooS Die reNel=
m1bioe Notwithstanding am
~. Scptcmber I'M $50 Hin
ohenns itottfinhcn miro. 9lllc Mit=
olieocr iino hnilidit erll,d,t, Der Ser.
lunniIlno bci;lnpphnen.
9tod, Der &erionrnllno ierpieren
Die ioloenncn Sd,lpeitcm: Gtbcl
MonncI. Shcrcio Hlrtl. authorino
>Nlnohcim, Gnliln Nernonocs. SD
thorino 9telNcbol,cr. Shlpcitcr
Monocl lit Soritcberin hes apmi.
tees.
I'm Gronfenfpn,itee iinn Soclcn
Miltccr lrnD Nertho @rnHnlon.
Slnna Sd)ieh, Scfr.
so. 6.
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by August 10th, this S2nd Congress
has passed only 10 Public Laws. On
the same date in 1949, the 8lst Con-
gress had enacted 220 and the So
called "do-nothing" Both had en-
acted $50. Think it over!
A CCORDING to a recent an
"A nouncement by the Federal Sc
curlty Agency. the U. S. Public
Health Service has made a total OF
15O grants amounting to STAG, ,76O
to assist cancer research in 78 hos
pitals, universities and other nom
Federal institutions. Except for
$3Sl,477 to new research projects,
the grants have been for the con-
t.nustion Of previously supported
PROJECTS.
QILLS to reorganize the Post
ID Once Department are before
Congressional Committees - S1148
In the Senate and HR 1912 in the
House. as we'll as Hires. 235 which
sets up Committee to study the
business methods, rates, etc. of the
Department.
Reorganization Of this Depart
ment was emphasized as one of the
vital needs Of government economy
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2lmS It. fe,ais, ulc.
.3,ueig 15

lllicre reaclmobiNc Monotspcr=
ionrrlll1na finpet om SpnntoN. Den
,. September nm 3 llhr nohnittoNs
inn ct. Sr,lis Soollic itott. 9tcbcu Der.
ihicnenen NcihGften. pcrpcn IN Die
icr &crionHnlllno Die &prbcrcitlln.
Ncn iiir has 0erbiticit orronaicrt:
Scslreaen ipllten bic OtitNliener
iahlreih erid,clnell. llnicr Grdiibent
Soi. q. ebert beiinoet lid, mod, I'M.
mcr aui Der aranfenliitc lmp ouh
Die Sd,meitern yred,ner. S,int,
@rdjheit unp 0oma @irrcih. Sllle
oicicnioen Mit1licber. lpeltbc Gcle.
0cnbeit ,mb Belt baben. iollen lie
NIT ihrcm gcilld, crircuen. SSir
ibnen boloiae Geneilln1.
Geo. Wpcllneni. Sefr.
%. 30
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Ernste Mohnvng elmer
Zeitvns Norwegens

Oslo. - Bur Nnflnft hcS nellcn
peutid)en @eiollbten in Sslp. pnn
Sreit,- Spert. ihrciht bos nprlreole
iche Healerll1osnrOon rHlrbeibcrs
hIuoet": Cine ncle @clcrotiru
ppn Tcrtid,en lpGdit mli. SSir niils
len Teutihlnnn nehmen lpie es III.
,mo nid,t. lpie mir piinihen. Doi, eS
ieit iollte.
Scds Sabre gcioelmo rnb Die
ScillnN bes HonDcs III Slt
llnb Meit hohen cincll ullbernrbcnt=
lid, irlld)tborcn gcocn iiir !tutipnos
lismlls ocihoiien. SSir, Die iclbit
bcictt murcn, iplltcn inns niht our.
liher ,ullnoern. Splanoe Die Icllt=
ihen fcinc prllc Soupcrdnlt1t lnD
nitht nus N'efilhl hobclt, oof lie NIT
onperen Notipncn oIcifNcitelIt limo.
lpirn hicicr 9tutlpnulismlls SSinb in
Den Scueln hubCn.
IN ihrcm ,Iricbcnsprpormm h1=
ben bic nnrniihen Slrbcltcrpnrteicn
bornuf hinNclpic'cn. Dor Der ,Sricnen
in europa nm bllrcb cin Ircics, iclb.
it0nOiocs II. oenlnfrutl'dlcs Iclltldls
Iono ociIhcrt mcroen fam, oas lel'
ncn l;luH ,uiunmnen nit ocn ilhrlQen
Notlrnen III Dcn Gcrclntcn !tutipncn
erhGlt." ~ 9Scnn mir all Der ocs
iiihlsbctontcn slbpciilmu aus Der
Nricosscit 'clthultcn". lhlicnt noS
g'lott. rcridmercll mir niht nllr Die
9lrbeit Der ocnlpfrutild)Cn &rofte in
Icutithlonn. 9Sir pcrlicrcn ullh Dos
nlrroiiit)c Hcht illr &ritif oil ren
Sirncn, Die mir nldlt lc,Den fons
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SAXON VETERANS
BY FRED

This week committee tas
iourneved to nearby plot OF
ground located in the vicinity OF
Wallngs and State Roads to view
a ready made picnic ground. The
layout covers an area OF about
twenty acres and can be bought
for A reasonable amount OF money
at this time. Let's not keep put
ting off this project, if we don't
pitch in and work together we
may loose a good opportunity to
acquire this property.
Bowling season is just around
the corner again und our club is
interested in competing with
other organizations in an enjoy
able bowling session. So dust Off
the old mineralite, put new laces
in your shoes, and lets get going
This coming weekend will take
some OF our members to the
Saengerfest in Youngstown. Ohio
We wish, the Youngstown group
success or their coming event.
a reminder OF our coming
events. Monday Sept. 10, meeting
night. Take an active interest in
the organization to which you are
connected.
Saturday September Is, is the
opening Of our Fall series of Pol
ka Parade dances at the West
Side Sachsenheim at s 80 p. m. to
the band of Eddie Hadam.
Monday Sept. II, will be a
special event for members and
their male friends. There will be
food and refreshments for those
who attend.
Vacation notes: Carl and Elsie
Aber will soon be taking a long
awaited vacation to Chicago and
points West. They will be accom-
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Bald Fernsehen
in westd utsehIand

Iarn1itaot. - Sic ,scrnieb 8. NJ.
b. 8. IN Iorniiaot bat oen criten
Sernlcb. Senoewascn iiir Sen NorNs
lpeltoeutld,en Munon,nf Iertisaeitclt.
Der berelts POM Horopeltoeutihcn
Hunoulnf iibernrnmeu morOen lit.
IA er NIT leluer Musriiituna uno
e!neln 90 Nott Scnber ein fpmplet.
tes Terniehitublo bartlett, miro ser
NorSDcltOeutihe 9tunoiunf icinen
neuen 1'allcmait Senber aui Der
Welenlanse bon I p Meier in BE,
trleb nchlnen.
Ter Senoerpogen miro auI ser
gerIiner Notwithstanding einae.
lest meroen, III Der audi sum- eriten.
NAL bic mabaebenoen oelltid)en Muno.
Iunfiirnen ibre gmpiGnscrmooeae
aui Ser "TcrniebitraBe" nusiteuen
,ueroen. Yinn ermartet, oob bamit
bas IernIeben IN @eitoel,tihlanS lei.
men slnltoB ;llr Giniiibrllna oli brei.
ter Vniis crbGlt.
Ser Vreis ser GmpiGnser ,pirS
nah Mnlht bon ,sahlel,ten 5unGdit
etlpa bel 1900 Dtnrf lieaen. Ginc
ipatere meientIicbe aoitenipnfung
miro ermartet. Man red,net. bnb Die
,Sern'ebgebiibren 4 Big 5 Mfarf mo.
nntlid, beiraaen fperben.
2r. Eolf Mceaer. Der tehniide
Setter Der jernieh q. ut b. g., er.
florte, er babe Die noGe neber;eu.
slna. hab Die oeutid,e Snbuitr,e Den
Sorlprnng oes Muslanoes oui Dem
@eblct oes Jerniebens ,pieber einbo.
len ,perbe.
Ir. sris gelon, tehniiher 1ern.
'eblelter Der Nororueitoeutiden Muno.
i'mfs, teilte nit, oaf 5nei 10 ailo.
matt senoer in sluitraa aeaeben mur.
Den ieten, Die i'm nad,iten Griihiobr
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