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Smuggling guns and emeralds in PF
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Dear all -
I've been looking Jerry Friedman's timeline for PF and it reminded me
two questions I would like to ask:
a) Is it conseivable that (in 1959) a passenger could have
a gun on him (or in his luggage) during a transatlantic flight
(if Gradus was a real person,could he bring a gun with him
without problems)?
b) What could mean the parallel "Izumrudov"/ Emerald
(Izumrud = Emerald in russian).
Best regards,
Sergei Soloviev
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I've been looking Jerry Friedman's timeline for PF and it reminded me
two questions I would like to ask:
a) Is it conseivable that (in 1959) a passenger could have
a gun on him (or in his luggage) during a transatlantic flight
(if Gradus was a real person,could he bring a gun with him
without problems)?
b) What could mean the parallel "Izumrudov"/ Emerald
(Izumrud = Emerald in russian).
Best regards,
Sergei Soloviev
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