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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
The World Today

WASHINGTON ,R-Those in ia.
vor Of giving the states the sub
merged lands off their shores say:
"Giye II to them cut to their his.
toric boundaries" But those who
want the government to keep those
lands ask: "0ut to what historic
boundaries? What are they and
where are they"
II would be a smart man who
could convince everyone be had
the answer. Because the legisla-
ton. which Congress Is now prepar-
ing to pass, is so vague on that
question the Supreme Court may
have to solve the problem per
haps years from nov, thus piling
legal Snarls 90 all those that have
gone before.
Yet the answer is worth billions
Of dollars because the submerged
lands Off California. Tegsa and
Louisiana are rich with oil. Presi.
dent Elsenhower's attorney gener.
oil, Herbert Rrownel, asked Con.
gress before il approved the mea
sure Il is now considering. 10 draw
. line. showing what the boua.
daries are. That might be the sol
ution to the endless question about
boundaries. he said, and If Con.
gFeSs didn't % II, there might b.
; long fight entiag up IN TIE Sa.
prems Court But Congress ignored
him % this. Noa Congress ID get.
ting ready to pass hgl whirh,
in eftecl. says thiS
Al states viii uwa The nsh.
merged lands seawafd IRON their
shores Tor three mics and ans
isnis esgoad that Z they ear prove
they have . jast claim 10 them.
WAT Weais - 4 rasf CLAIM
What us nay meas ID fas4rs
reySnae, fer Ne states e ths ssy.
efaA g0yeFnmens. ean be seen from
sAis fhe estimstea eia potensiag
ell CalfogEta u tan hsiis8a saYress.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
BY Bos THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD IN - It's amazing
what couple Of years in TV can
do.
Guy Madison, whose film career
was standing still two years ago,
turned to TV series about Wild
Bill Hickok.
With the film job and portraying
Hickok on radio and TV, plus tours
to promote his merchandise, Madi.
son is busy cowpoke. He has even
dropped Is pounds in the rigorous
routine. But he doesn't seem to
mind. He remembers other days.
Sometimes / would go a year
and a half between pictures, he
recalled. II was under contract to
David o. Selznick for six years
and never did make a picture for
him."
Madison has had an amazing
career. His film debut was a three
minute bit in Selznick's "Since You
Went Away" Madison, who was
in the service at the time, went
away to the Navy, but he left an
impression in the film. Bobbysox-
ers went wild for him, and the
Selznick press agents fed the fire
with fan magazine layouts of the
young mans muscular frame.
Selzniek signed him to a contract
after he left the Navy. He was
thrust into a lead with Dorothy
MCGUIRE in "Till the End Of
Time" which Guy considers his
best picture. But his film career
was anticlimactic after that.
His boss loaned him out for an
occasional picture. In between, he
posed for photo layouts and did
some stage work. Once he toured
the Eastern stages for eight
months. II was good experience
for tyro actor who had never
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

dairy. After listening 70 the state.
msnt Of Daniel, Sen. Douglas. III.
inois Democrat and an opponent
Of giving the submerged lands 10
the states. tackled Sen Gordon.
Oregon Republican. ene Of ghe sup.
poTters Of he idea.
Douglas asked Gordon Il he
agreed wifh Daniel. that Texas
boundary should he oals ieaa niles.
Gordon said BE- euEaa't agree
or disaarees Whea Doaglas then
pressed hin ta sxplaa mst whas
Texas legal houassafy 4, cardon
said Douglas wasssd have ta aeg
The answer from ne Supreme
EuaF4
Before ths eouniFy became .
nAisnn sonss I'll she eeanses claimed
nsrtsdDesaos over vast tracts a tie
sea. FRgtnla Claimed il EoF i.aa
aailSs est frua4 share. NeM Hamp-
xhiFe f0Y 100 niles,
Il @As ThSsn4x 1sfssrs1s. xhkn
As as seeretsry Il STATE u 49,
= 80 aFseAaAzae1 L s. g-vesE est
azTas1sssS1 SysF sas sea st = ;
tsreems a HH do as aF
hxe ~ mAs 81 and fr
sss.s g @b ahsg s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Army Man Ends
Signal Course

onelio Alvarez has completed
basic combat training at the Sig
nal Corps Training Replacement
Training Center, a part of the
Signal Corps Training Center at
Camp Gordon, Ga.
A native of Key West, be is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Al
yarez, Ills Margaret Street, Key
West, Fla.
Pvt. Alvarez attended Key West
High School Prior to entering the
service. he was employed by Max
wen CO., Key West.
In his basic combat training,
the potential signal teehnician,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Steal Coyote Ears

WICHITA FALLS, Tex. n -
North Texas peace officers were
on the alert here for 100 pairs Of
coyote ears.
The ears were stolen last week
from Santa Rosa Ranch near Yer
non.
Wilbarger County Sheriff Ed Lut-
trell said that whoever stole the
ears probably would try TO collect
bounty on them.
Bounties for killing coyotes range
from so cents to IS in various
Texas counties. The ears are usual.
~ required as proof in collecting
the bounty.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
Garbage Dump Is
Needed In Marathon

An urgent request for a garbage
dump for Marathon was made al
the County Commission meeting
last night by 7. j. o'Connell.
Commissioner Joe Allen told
him that he and the Commission
ers viii meet with owner Of the
mari pit proposed as a dumping
ground as soon as q map of il is
presented to them by County En-.
gineer John Goggin, Goggin said
Allen would have the map by Fri
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
HAL
BOYLE
SAYS

NEW YORK sR-Do you want 70
beat the high cost Of living?
One sure way is to become .
free loader. Millions of Americans
have learned to follow this quick,
easy path to a rich full life they
could otherwise never afford.
You. too, can become one. All 4
takes is a little patience, a eallous
on your conscience, a lot of brass
and gall. and the hide of an elder
ly elephant.
Free loading is merely hitchhik-
ing through life on other peoples
good will. II is panhandlfdg raised
to pure art form.
In the old days a free loader
was frowsy character who sided
through a saloon door when the
bartender's back was turned and
wolfed his way through The free
lunch counter without buying a
five-cent beer. Everybody knew
who he was and nobody had any
respect for him.
Throw the bum Quit" rang the
cry and out the bum was pitched.
Those innocent times are gone.
Today if all the free leaders at
some of the better functions were
flung out on the pavement the
place would be left empty except
for the host.
For the breed has multiplied. As
a matter Of fact If all the free
leaders and all the free spenders
in the country got into a mass fist
fight on a given day, the outnum-
bered free spenders would have 10
yelp for help 70 the National Guard
to make it an even battle.
But this win never happen. The
top-type free loader now is q fell
low with social prestige who dress
es well and hangs out in the most
fashionable watering troughs.
To be a successful free loader
you have to follow a few sure-fire
rules:
1. Never put down your own mon.
ey except to pay your way out Of
an emergency-and keep out Of
emergencies.
2. Choose your friends wisely.
Never ehum with anybody who
doesn't have either a big bankroll
or big expense account.
;. Never buy what you can bor-
row.
4. Try 20 borrow money only
from people who, If YOU pay them
back one week, viii gladly lend
you twice as much next week.
5. Always be a snob. Avoid graf
itude as YOU would the mumps.
0ver-awe the chumps you sponge
off Of. If they don't feel you're do
ing them q favor to be in their
company, they're the wrong kind Of
chumps anyway.
There are dumb free leaders and
smart free leaders. A dumb free
loader goes into a night club. sits
down al a table with some chance
acquaintanees, cadges some drinks
and q meal. and hopes to duck out
to the mems room when the waiter
brings the bill.
But suppose the bill comes while
the other fellows are away. The
dumb free loader is stuck with an
emergency. He has 10 pay.
A smart free loader, on the other
hand. shows up with his right hand
bandaged.
Burned Il helping . pal put out
q fire IN his car, he explains.
Right away he's a hero. He
drinks his gu, The girls cut up his
steak for him. And Il makes no diff.
ference II 10 ether man Is 81 The
table when the bill arrives. Il can
wait.
For some reason nobody ever
expects guy TO pick up a check
with q handaged right hand.
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

Pvt. Alvarez received instruction
in infantry tactics and weapons,
and other Army subjects designed
to prepare the Individual for his
military duties. Signal Corps basic
embodies all phases of training
common to the Army program.
The Signal Corps Training Cen
ter, of which the Signal Corps Re
placement Training Center is a
part. is the key source of our
Army's communications Specia-.
lists. In four years, this center
has mushroomed frem a handful
Of building and founding cadre to
the largest signal center in the
United States Army.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
SUIT TO END KOREAN WAR

William w. Cavanaugh, an attorney, filed suit in
1852 against President Harry S. Truman in an attempt
TO enon him from using American soldiers in Korea The
attorney commended Mr. Truman had uSurped his Presi
dental powers.
judge in Cleveland recently dismissed the action
because Truman longer President Thus the suit
filed against the former President failed, although
Cavanaugh is yet undsmayed He announced after
the Dismissal that ne would keep eye on the
Administration and if it did not act according to Hoyle
IN his opinion, he would take action against it.
He said he would wait six months and see what the
Republican Administration does. Then if the new Ad-
mnistration did nothing, he would start up again
While we do not give Mr. Cavanaugh chance in his
proposed suit, wonder what would happen if he ac
tuay won it. We assume, he victorious, that Con-
gress would quickly legislation enabling the Presi-
dental action involving troops in Korea to be be con-
tinued
Thus we suggest to the attorney that he is fighting
a losing battle
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

Although bacteria cause many
diseases, the vast majority Of
bacteria perform functions either
useful or harmless 70 man.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

Capsule Review: "Man on a
Tightrope" is rare attraction---a
movie with a message that is en-
pertaining as well. The story, based
partly on fact, tells Of the efforts.
of a circus troupe to break through
to the free side Of the Iron Curtain.
The propaganda is told subtly, not
as battle of ideologies but as the
struggle Of a believer in individual.
ism. The story is filmed against
the bizarre circus background and
real European locations. Fredrie
March, the screens most consis-
tent actor, gives another fine por.
trayal, as does Gloria Grshame.
Terry Moore and Cameron Mitch.
ell supply the romance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
" Changes Career OF Guy
Madison---NOw Cowboy Actor

appeared before the footlights until
then. All that experience but not
pictures.
"Selznick went off to Europe and
it didn't look as if he would make
any pictures" Madison said. $50
/ asked for my release and got
it." And after that?
81 starved a little" he said. But
that didn't last for long. He and
Andy Devine got together on a TV
series built around the Wild Bill
Hickok character. Both of them
tossed their future with it, even to
turning down pictures in the
months between making the pilot
film and selling the series.
Their gamble paid off. Wild Bill
and his rotund buddy, Jingles,
caught on with the kid crowd
Immediately. Their smiling faces
beam from breakfast food boxes
in every grocery store in the land.
The TV series also led to a radio
show and to the merchandise line
which is gold mine for all famed
cowboys.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

After listening to of the present hit we can
understand why the old expression Is ne women and
song"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

Although virtually al countries
Of the world show more boys than
girls in the population. earlier
deaths Of boys and men often
make women more numerous in
the total population.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

The truth often less sensational than rumor or COS
sip and the latter seems preferred.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
ORDINANCE NO. $50.

ORDINANCE NO. $50.
COMMISSION SERIE,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
SECTION 1873 OF THE COD
OF THE CITY OF KEY WEST
FLORIDA, 1852, BY REVISING
THE UNIFORM SCHEDULE
OR SYSTEM OF RATES AM
CHARGES FOR THE USE AM
PRIVILEGE OF THE PUBLIC
SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM
BY ADDING A soy INCREASl
TO THE ORIGINAL MINIMUM
CHARGES; REPEATING ALI
ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES OF SAID CITY
IN CONFLICT HEREWITH: AM
PROVIDING WHEN ORDI
NANCE GOES INTO EFFECT
Be it enacted by the City Com
mission of The City of Key West
Florida:
Section /. That Section 1913 0
| the Code of The City of Ke,
West, Florida, 1852, be. and til
same is hereby amended to nea,
as follows:
Sec. 1913. SANITARY SEW
ERAGE SYSTEM - UNI
| FORM SCHEDULE ESTAB-
LISHED. The uniform sched-
Ile or system of rates and
charges to be charged by the
city for the use and privilege
of use of the public sanitary
sewerage system now in ex-
istence and all extensions
and requirements thereof for
each month are as follows:
Family dwellings of |
bathroom and
kitchen $3.50 per month
Family dwellings of 2
bathrooms l,85 per month
Family dwellings of 8
bathrooms 2.25 per month
Family dwellings with /
apartment 2.25 per month
Family dwellings with 2
apartments $50 per month
Family dwellings with 3
apartments 800 per month
Family dwellings of more
than 3 apartments, $3.50
minimum, plus 75c per
month per apartment.
Apartment houses minimum
$l.85 per month. minimum
for lobby, rest room or bath,
plus 75c per month per adj
ditional apartment.
Hotels, boarding houses and
rooming houses minimum
$2.25 per month for lobby,
rest room or bath, plus Use
per month per each addi-
tional bathroom.
Stores, mercantile, manufac-
turing or other business
establishments, except as
hereinafter specifically
named, with one
toilet - $3.50 per month
Stores, mercantile, manufac-
turing or other business
establishments, except as
hereinafter specifically
named, with two
toilets =. $l.85 per month
Stores. mercantile, manufae-
turing or other business
establishments, except as
hereinafter specifically
named. with more than
two toilets $500 per month
Restaurants and I or soda
fountains with ten or less
chairs seating
capacity Sl.63 per month
Restaurants and I or soda
fountains with more than
ten and not exceeding
twenty chairs seating ca
pacity - $3.50 per month
Restaurants and I or soda
fountains with over TWEEN
ty chairs seating
capacity 8 S3.a5 per month
Barber shops andIor beauty
parlors with not more than
one
operator si.5o, per month
Barber shops andlor beauty
parlors with more than one
and not more than three
operators Si.85 per month
Barber shops andfor beauty
parlors with more than
three
operators So per month
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

Few people conduct their social affairs without re
gard to money, unfortunately
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
NOTICE 20 HOLDERS Or
CITY OF KEY WEST. FLOR
IDA REFUNolRc BONDS,
SERIES ~" AND SERIES
a.. DATED JANUARY !,

- - - - = FNANsH - = ~ - -
"a. DATED JANUARY I,
1888.
The City Of Key West, Florida
viii. on the 4lh day Of May. AID.
1858, at the hour Of 500 PM,
Eastern Standard Time. at the
regular meeting Of its City Com
mission al lis City Han. Key West,
Florida, receive sealed tenders Of
the City of Key West. Florida Re.
funding Bonds, dated January i,
1888. Series "a and Series ''B1
The person submitting such tend,
ers must
tal Designate The price at which
such bonds are offered 70 the
City.
OBJ All offerings must be ad-
dressed TO The City of Key West,
Florida, and be in sealed en-.
pelope showing that il Is a tender
Of bonds
The Clsg reserves the right q
reject any or al. or any part Of
any Of the bonds rendered TO The
City.
further Information may be OBJ
tanned from the Clerk Of The City
Of Key West, Florida
VICTOR LOWE.
City Clerk,
apr1 1853
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

We have never been able to understand the joys som,
people realize in gossip
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09
We are not quite convinced that dogs do not talk.

We appreciate the warm sunshine Of summer days
long about now.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

For some reason sweaters lack the appeal on me
they otherwise have.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-04-09

ALI commercial vehicle drivers
in Florida are eligible to receive
a driver test given periodically
BY the State Department of Edu-
cations mobile driver testing
laboratory. Virtually all of Flori-
da's truck drivers lake this test
every year.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
Amerikaner wirbt um kinderherzen

81 iasem. bepor sic persniiste Gubre
uieOer ii, oen omnibus periraftet
rno nad, Sauie geiabren tpuroe. 8ei'
ner mar oa, ipeber biiben nod briiben.
benz es nid,t geiallen bGtte, ale frell,
ten iid id)on aui baS ndhite 0tal.
&un Splbaten seitiftet
Die 8etreuerin ser 8inoer perii.
derte inns, tpie bonfbar lie lei, 6aB
man Iib ser ainber angenommcn ia,
be uno nit tpelher Srellbe lie Oer
Saa erlpartet batten. - Sergeant
Sobn 3. Gsfrioge, ser eeiitiee Ndbrs
Safer bicier pripaten 9inSerbilie, er.
s1hlte Dem @eritterltatter: Stir oas
Hidnid ieien Sebenslnittel peiuenoct
porSen, Die bon Sen Hationeu Ser
SolSaten eriibrist tpurben. uno icl:be
ausfliige lpolle er it ser ,,ihlter Seit
reihln nit Den 3oglinsen aller Woi.
icnbGuier llnb ainoerbeime Wtann.
heims unternebmen. gr boiie ioeor,
Ieine porgeiesten Steller fin ben
Ylan ;u ii,terciiieren. I'm Sen Nabs
men o,,speiten 81 fonneu.
Sob er bie entitebenoer 9te6enfo.
item, uie ettpa Sen Gintritt fit ben
Sierearten. bisber INNER aus eieener
Snid,e beItritten bat. Iagte CT nid)t.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
ems il,ngeS MGohen tperoen 81, laiien.
2nlcbt mar MIR nod Mnait ba

sd, bate sulest MIR nod @ngit" ,
iaete lie. rMteine Gorgeietten tparert
miBtrauiid) eetporben man fritilierte
meine 9erihte nno streiielte ibre
Mrbtigfeit on. 9a trat Elm greignis
Elm, oas mir bIisartig seiate, mas id
su tun bate. Meine Wtuter, b;e in
einen MIR tpeniee ailometer entfernz
ten Srt tppbnte. bate iiber Stadt -
obne MIDI pcrber su peritGnbieen -
nit meinen beiben @eihnii tern Die
JIuht nod @eitbeltihlano angetre'
teu."
Sic habe es 5,,erit nidt iaiien fon=
nen. er;Gblt @iiela. Tann aber erfi,br
lie sic nGberen ltmitGnbe. Sbre 0h,t=
ter iollte hurG cine ltnterihritt &C.
;ipungen merocn, einen al,oeren Men=
ihen su bcnunsiereu inb i'm oamit
oeln Staatsiiherheitoienit ais;ulie-
fern. ga crit babe id) lneine Mtutter
aans beariIien." IS iolgcn fit lie
@erb0re burd, sic Golfspoli;ei uuo
Sen Staatsiiherbeitsbienit, benn lie
mar ia sic Sobter einer v&epublif-
fliihtieen". Simmer ipieber beteucrte
lie, bab lie nid)ts bon ser sSludtab<
iiht ser 0iitter aeipubt babe. sd
itano aui einlnal gan; allein ba, uno
nun lpubte id, es ganS flar, oaB aaes
falIG mar, mas ih bisher getan babe. :"
Ser arufe Sprung aliidte
9tpd, ein @ierteliabr tat 8iiela
Damn ibren 0ienit nit aroBem Gifer,
Tim bas NtiBtrauen ein5uldluIern.
Iann. ols sic Greianilie bes Srni
losbraher, mahtc lie lid, auf sen
&eg nod, @eitbcrlin. 8einabe pdre
es nibaliift. Die bermetiife gbipers
ring ser gerliner Settorengrense lieB
aae SSll,ftablihtet SuIhanbeu ner=
oen. sd fcnnte nid)t mebr sllriif,
unl cine before Gele9enheit ab;utpars
ten. Mon bitte mid icfprt nerbaftet.
So i,ihr if in eiuen Srt IN ser 9tGhe
9erIins ;u elmer Ireunoii" no ih
mid bier Gage uerItedte. Gann rn=
ternnbnl ih eiuen neilen Gerii,f. ,Sn
Sitz9erlin borte id, Damn, baB es
MGalihfeiten epbe. iiber bie 3cnen-
srense BON Iotsoam aus uat @eIt.
Berlin su fommen. Gs lit gealiift"
iaet iic, rocnn icuit iiBe i'd, nid)t
bier.
gSas meroen ipa? Iie @ti,tter 1T
in @eitoeutid,lano. 3u ibr mill @i=
lelo vGiclleid,t fann if Oanu bodl
nod 2ebrerin iueroeu. Sssn Ser Sotpiet=
gone bate man mir bos perlpebrt llnO
mid 3u politilhen 6lnftipndrin &C.
mad)t. Mber &inoer 81, er5ieben lit
nun einmal Die ih0nite Iuigabe, Die
ih mir benfen faun."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
wetterbuero erhaeIt zah|reiche
kritische zuschriften

Naibineton. tydllt oen 2eilten
oas @etter al,i Sic Neroelt, Sanu be-
fomlnt Sas ySetterbiiro etipas jr h0s
rcn. Na tommen Inruie lmo 8rieie
nit 8eidnerben: ,Sbr 9ummf0pie
babt tpieber einntal oaueben aehau.
en- -" rSbr wibt nid,t. tpopon ssbr
reSet -" vGas lit niht ;,,m Mus=
balten :"
See Sarris, ser Sic 9rieie beant=
iportet, iaete. oab bie 9eute Die inert
tpiiroislten Muiid,ten baben, nm oas
@etter jli erfldren - sic Mtombom=
ben, bic Selepiiion, sic syIusseuse
unS foear bie Mutomobile iollen Die
Sdulo traeen.
giner ihrieb aus Yenniplpanio {:
Ser ihpere Meeen rriniert meine
Sbiternte, uno Soran lit oie M=gom=
be ihulb, Weun bas 10 tpeiter eeben
muB, Damn brinet Cure ndd)lte 8om=
he in meine SHtielSer uno iprengt
fie 10 Meilen in Sic Suit"
Sarrls 1uft 1bn su belebren:
abseieben bon Ser Stelle, hoo Die Ct.
ploiionen itattfinbeu, baben mir ionit-
mo- feine meteorologiiden Solsen
feititellen fcnnen."
giner ifrieb aug SEEM Seriep:
rSbr 8urihen bonn 8etterbiirc unS
Die 2eute, bic bic M=8omben mahen.
moht nit guren nielen grploiionen
alles i'm 2anS faputt. .Was eebt
Sbr ihon I'M bas 0oIf, bas Sic
Hehnung be3obIea muB."
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-08-20
kompromiss i'm Farbensystem
brinqt Farben- -Tv i'm September

Mntrag aui Genebmieuns ibres sp.
items Ser Senoung bon farbigen
0ilbern geiteIt bat. bie III Shpar3
un6 WeiB aub nit Sen porbanoenen
empfangern g,feenommen werSen
fonnen.
Scrim6e i'm September
GgS fiinbiete al, bab Jarben.
IT=Senolneen neriuhsipeiie om
Is. September aufeenomnen ,per-
6en, uno aipar semdb oem 9eriabren.
.pel6es ser Geoeral Communications
gommiiiion $500 bon einem So.
mitee ser geiamten Snouitrie bors
aeidIasen ipllroe. geuur Sic iarbiaen
Senounaen rpgelmGbis auieenonls
men tperNen, muE sic 6Gg bieie oe.
mebmi8en.
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MGM, ,,no perihieoene anoere Stas
tionen boben bereits Neriud)sienbun-
gen nit ben neuen .onpaiiunesf6bi.
gen" Spitem aufsenommen, ,,no Die
meiiten Gobrifonten periiieen idon
iiber Yl1ne fit Garbenentpidneer.
bic eriten iolhen appnrate biirften
ober nid,t por 3erbit 1854 auf Sen
Wartt fommen, uno oann lit Be.
ibr1nfter 3abl uno mebrnals 70
teucr tpie sic iebigen To- zgmpi6nger.
Yorber ni,b aber bie 5GG nod Ser.
talo(unacn Slr &eneblnisune SeS
Tnrbenper!obrens an!escu.