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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16

ntOt UN OoCtnoW StCuW, ht S6 JG
UrSI y medeljo III. moVembra .
s. N. Domu mo- st. Clair Aue.,
aaslednji govor: 49,
Brat predsednik Kristan;
bratje in sestre v SANSu in IL
ven SANSa:
Globoko sem hvalezen vam
vsem "a to priliko, da Sc en-
krat govorim v tel zgodovinski
dvorani.
Govoril sem tukaj pred nekaj
vec kot enajstimi meseci-5.
decembra 1912, ko Sc je ustano-
vii SANS pod vodstvom brata-
starosta Etbina Kristana.
Takrat-skoro emo leto tega,
ko Sc je mad 500 delegatov zbra-
10 v tel dvorani-takrat nj bilo
mogoce videti natancno, ,kako
Sc bo razvilo gibanje, priceto S
SAMSON. Osebno JAZZ nisem sa-
NAL, da mani kot emo leto po-
zneje bonn stal ma tenn odru kot
predsednik zdruzenega odbora
Juznoslovanskih Amerikancev,
XII je-kakor zdaj vsi vidimo-
logicen, zdrav in cvrsto
napredujoc razvoj SANSa, XII Sc
je rodil v tel dvorani. Pravza-
prav Zdruzeni odbor je tudi "a
eel svojo karijero v tenn poslop-
ju-nekako pred tremi meseci.
Kaj je "a nami - kaj pred
nami
Veliko Sc je zgodilo cd tedaj;
veliko in naporno Sc je delalo
in-morem reel, precej Sc je
uspelo.
Use skupaj Sc mi zdi nekako
cudno in lepo, skoraj neverjetno
v tel zmedehi dobi-a vseeno,
zgodilo sc je-fakti so fakti-
in tukaj smo, da Sc malo potr-
kamo ma prsa in da malo po-
mislimo, kaj je "a nami IN Sc
bolj, kaj je pred ma'mi.
Snoci v moi sobi v hotelu,
ko sem skusal pomisliti, kaj bi
vam rekel tukaj danes popoldne,
nisem vedel, &c bi vam govoril v
anglescini ali v moji zarjaveli
materinscini. Odlocil sem Sc "a
materinscino. Ali bal sem Sc, da
mi ne bo sla gladko; zato sem
81 zapisal nekaj besed.
Stojim tukaj kot castni pred
sednik SANSa in predsednik
Zdruzenega odbora. Kaj bi vam
rekel-kaj povedal?
Nisem Sc vam, nisem sc Sc
nikomur zahvalil "a izvolitev
kot castni predsednik. Menda je
to cato, ker ne verujem v cast
in castitev, kajti verujem v de-
mokracijo. Ali mogoce je, da
oni, XII so me izvolili, imajo dru-
ge pojme o tenn. Moja demokra-
cija dovoli razlicne pojme ..
in torej mogoce bi bilo prav, da
Sc zdaj-ceprav malo kasno-
javno zahvalim "a to izvolitev
lani. "
Spomladi tega leta je brat
Kristan, kot predsednik SANSa,
sklical sejo v Pittsburghu, in
tam so 49,. juilija delegati
SANSa in slicnih hrvatskih in
srbskih skupin ustvarili Zdruze-
hi odbor in 'izvolili meme "a
predsednika.
Ia to izvolitev pa ne bonn nj
komur nikoli hvalezen. Bit
predsednik tega zdruzenega od-
bora je emo ogromno breme de-
la, skrbi in odgovornosti.
Sc ne pritozujem; recem sa,
mo, kar je res. zalibog nj bile
nikogar drugega, XII bi hotel II
mogel prevzeti to delo, ki je bile
|nujno potrebno.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16
DIR. JANCIKOVIC POBEG-
NIL v JUNO ITALIJO

KAIRO, II. nov. (O.N.A.) -
V Kairo'j je prisla vest, da je dr..
Toma Janeiko1ic. eden cd vo-
dilnih osebnosti hrvaske knee
ke stranke in organizator por-
talnega pokreta, usel liz Jugo-
slavic v JUNO Italijo. -
O ,ir. Jancikovicu so ze vec-
krat porocali, da je zaprt, ali
pa, da je bill ubit.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16

Podprimo borbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobOdo syeta nakupom
vojnih bondov in voino- varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-16
StanOvalci v mrtvasnici pre-
tekIOsti

Kaj 81 'cemo: Tako je in proti
temu 81 ne moreno pomagati.
je polno cudnih in ne
prijetnih stvari, in.so ljudje, XII
normalno, &c Sc jih ne
pogleda preblizu-a resnici ne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
His Unit Assembled
for Embarkotion Point

Finally came the hour when his
unit assembled 10 board the tram
for the cmbarkation point
Your boy was quiet He didn't
have much 10 saw A. the com
mand Fall IN, he Slung his bag
oyer his shoulder shifted The strap
Of his rifle and in a moment he
was moving along down the road
toward tho rail head whore tho
troop train waited moving
along 10 war.
lie didn't look back He didn't
look right or left. lie marched
along. eyes front poker face 90
There was no sound except the
rhythmic sound Of marching feet.
The rail head appeared in the dis
lance not far from the barracks
and then strange thing hap
pened
It was Just a few notes at first
on a vagraut wind then a recog-
nizable phrase Of music.
Then the whole strain I'll
he down to get YOU IN a taxi
honey -. you'd better he ready
about a quarter past eight /.
now dearie don't he late / wanna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Camp Band Tears
Through Hot Tune

Your boys head came up
sharply. he pecrcd ahead over the
shoulders of the boys III front TO-
ward the rail head and there was
the camp band blowing its CUTS
out on trumpet and trombone
tearing Dark Town Strutters'
Bali apart and not bothering to
pick up the pieces
Your hoy began 10 grin "A little.
This was something like ~, This
was how a fellow should 20 to
war Not with just The muiflcd
sound Of army shoes on a tar road
tramp, tramp tramp but
with some good hot tunes 10 set
ms shoulders up and put q spring
IN his step
When be got 10 The rail head
platform, his company halted be-
fore the coach To which it had
been assigned and then one by one
the men swung aboard. retrieving
their a. bags from the platform
10 which they had moved ahead by
truck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
i. s. Ships Bring
5000 Prisoners

AN EAST COAST PORT, Aug.
6 CUP)-The first naval force to
return to the United States after
the invasion of Sicily has steamed
into port, completing its part in
history's greatest land. sea and
operation without losing a
ship, with no important damage
and with only 80 casualties.
The force commanded by Rear
Admiral Allan G. Kirk brought
back 5000 Axis prisoners who
were taken during the battle of
Tunisia and 500 American casual
ties
Most OF the casualties are
classified as permanent mean
ing their recovery viii take more
than three months.
The prisoners were jittery and
afraid Of U-boat attacks which
they thought were sinking Allied
ships right and left. But they
claimed down as the days passed
with no sign Of a submarine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
BY WALTER HERMAN

NEW YORK PORT OF EN-
8ARKATION, Aug. 6 (INS)--
Your boy had a little cold the
last time he was. home not
mitch maybe justine sHiales
but you wondered if they would
ship him 10 a fighting front if
he wasn't in top-notch physical
condition.
The answer is mo" =. a
big mo"
The assumption is that when
your boy arrived M the staging
area he was IN good physical
condition, but inciBieHt eases Of
tuberculosis, h cart conditions.
hernlaS and other serious ailments
have been turned mp there. See?
Nothing Is left 10 chance. This IS
almost the final checkup, and II
Is thorough
And AZ hours before your boy
emharks he Will be given another
physical examination this by
war department directive. Not
much chance here for a boy with
the slightest physical ailment TO
be passed along 10 a fighting
front.
His teeth get a final going over
too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
US0 Thanked for Aid
Given Riot Troops

The Detroit USO today was
thanked by Col. A. NJ Krech
chief of the Detroit area Of the
Sixth Service Army Command
for courteSies extended 10 govern
ment troops sent 10 the city Ia
quell the June u race rot.
"In times OF emergency we
in the army expect little in
the way Of cOnvenienceS and
accommodation 80 when the
Detroit USO responded 80 gen
erously to our needs and the
needs Of our troops, we were
indeed very grateful, KreCh
wrote George r. Pierrot, USO
managing director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
He Waves at Officers,
They Grin, WaUe Back

Your hoy still AZ the window.
looked over tho line Of officers
standing on The platform and
then he figured he'd experiment
and Try 4 wave not a Salute-a
wave So be waved and grinned
and lieutenants and majors and
lieutenant colonies and colonies
and a onc-Star general and a two
star general grinned and waved
back
And the twO-Star general
cuppcd his hands 10 his mouth
and called good luck and waved
and smiled some more and Your
hoy and the other boys nodded
and waved and smiled some more
md the band played lis ioudeSt
and the tram puffed rs way out
of sight toward tho embarkatlon
plCr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
= DIV FTI 7 Is IN ~
INDICATED POWDER
30 YEAR FAV0RITE
Skin rash torture relief
hailed by millions

mr. the itching Of minor skin rashes
neat rash, baby's diaper rash,
thousands everywhere are turning,toD
n sand of nedicated powder special
~ts often recommend for these mis-
mes. It's called Mexsana, formerly
Mexican Heat Powder. And this
polling, soothing powder which has
oeen a favonte for over 40 years,
let's very little. It's especially eco
nDnical when you buy the larger
hzes. You'll want to have a supply
handy for cooling the heat out Of
heat rash, the burn out Of sunbu N,
and the ouch out Of itchy mosquito
Bites. Today be sure to get Mexsana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Registered U. s. Patent onics

curious. And then the band
came swinging along the platform
and Serenaded your boy and all
the other boys on the train. Right
down 10 the end OF the train the
band marched and then back
again and then down and back
again.
And then came the long drawn
our D-O-O-OadrfTdddd' or the
conductor and the locomotive bell
rang and the whistle blew and the
train began 10 move slowly away
from the rail head.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Soldier Found Unfit
Put in Limited Service

Any soldier found unfit for com
bat duty is rcclassitied for limited
service. If his condition rs cur
able. he may be hoSpitalized and
when his unit moves out ne viii
be assigned 20 the task force re-
placement pool.
That means that on his dis
charge from tho hospital he viii
be assigned 20 another unit which
is short az u.s. complement.
During has stay I'M the staging
area your son. II he wears glasses.
will be given an extra pair and
the prescription noted on ms ,crv-
ICE record
4 >ct of Wprcgn1ted clothing
VII be ISSUED 10 him tor protec-
tion against gas attack and nc
Will b., furnished with shoe I'M
prcgutc ami skin ointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
How Your Boy Went To War

but a silver haired man who
looked like a father himself and
who could wave your boy off as
you would want 10 wave him off
with that final good luck and
that last wave.
And now your boy was really
on his way On his way 10 the
troop ship, ON his way TO foreign
soil. ON his way 10 war.
Tomorrow-your boy embarks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Legal Department,
Chaplain Available

There is q chaplain available
for problems Of the soul and q
legal department for last minute
advice on mortal problems The
legal department draws power OF
attorney papers. adjusts support
problems. advises on insurance
matters. helps a fellow get his
affairs In final shape and the
good soldier is always prepared
for any eventually spiritual or
mortal
In the final stages. your boy
separated ms equipment and
clothing into TWO piles ono pile
went into his "A bag which ne
was 10 carry with hum and use
throughout his trip The other
pile went into the "B' bag which
was moved ahead 20 the troop
ship for storage ~ the hold and
which he would pick up on tho
dock az the foreign port
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

New suede fabric OF rayon and cotton
in two outstanding styles for fall. In
cherry rose. natural, kelly, and Raj.
blue. Sizes Il TO 20.
Crowley's-Bargsin Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
All Physically Fit
Before Leaving
For Battle Front

EDITORS NOTE-This Is
the second an a series Of
articles on "How Your Boy
Went TO War" dsscrip-
ton Of the kew York port Of
embarkation. the last stop on
ribs side of the WGteT for
Americas fighting forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Boys Had Plenty
OF Room on Train

There was a seat for Your no,
on the train e.. N was three boys
20 every four seats. giving q fellow
a chance 70 move around q little
and stow his gear While the CON
ductor waited for The signal from
the army 10 get rolling your boy
leaned out the window and took a
last look al ms last army camp on
this side Of the water.
Not a mnrhId lnnlt inst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Large assortment to choose from.
Plenty of white broadcloths and other
wanted patterns. The irregularity is so
slight IT will in no way hinder wearing
quality. Sizes Ia 10 II.
Crowey's-Bargsin Basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

Not a morbid look
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07
Really on His Way
to Foreign Land

And your representative there
the reporter 49,. was glad
that this was America whore a
tWo-Stdr general wasn't a frosty
freed .talun no cnuIdni unhend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-07

be there when the band starts
playing -"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06
KICK IN PANTS
 IRKS MUSICIAN
PietrO Cimini Demands $5OO,0OO for Scene De-
 piCting Incompetent

Hollywood, May 6.-(UP)-Pietro Cimini, conductor and musician, today demanded $5OO,OOO from 2Oth Century studious for a kick in the pants-and the reputation.
 It was not Cimini's trousers that were kicked, but those of an actor identifying himself as T, Cimini," !" in the film Hello, Frisco, Hello" Cimini said that as result he had been "shunned and avoided by his fellow artists, friends, relatives and the public generally"
 Cimini was guest conductor at the Hollywood Bowl Is times and is the holder of the Bowls gold,cu for it's largest attendance-at his perform ance of Garner in 1940.
 Cimini asked $250,000 exemplary damages and $25O,00O punitive dam ages.
 Fifty Richard Roe" corporations were named with Fox. The scene, Cimini's suit said, depicting him as "an inefficient and incompetent operatic and dramatic artist, mu- sical director, and teacher, and at all times as pretender and wholly and entirely unworthy of the repu- tation which he has earned, main- tained and deserved.
 "The motion picture portrays and publicizes a scene in which the hero is telling the three principles of the opera in a rough and uncouth manner that he is going to discon- tinue their service.
 One of the players asks, q, Cimini!-What about my reputa- tion?"
 'The hero answers, "You guys are just a bunch of second rate hams I'm through, so get out" whereupon the hero kicked the principal of the opera who had so identified himself as Cimini in the seat of the trous- CTS and through the doors, causing laughs and guffaws from the audi | ence."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06
SENATE PASSES
 NURSE MEASURE
Dismissed Members Given Right to Appeal to Su=
 periOr Court

Hartford, Conn, May 6-CUP) - With adjournment earmarked for May IA, or three and one-half weeks before the statutory deadline, the general assembly today shifted into high gear to clear it's calendars of several hundred bills, and to speed- fly adopt the biennial budget which probably will be submitted to the senate and house early next week.
 The appropriations committee, working on the final draft of the budget, will hold it's first night ses- sion tonight to put the finishing touches on the two-year expenditure program, which is expected to be a record budget for the state despite wartime restrictions. The allocation of operating funds was the biggest item remaining for the legislature to dispose of before bringing the session to close.
 | Debate over highway funds kept the senate in session yesterday un- 1 til 5:25 D. nl., for the longest day since the legislature convened early in January. It voted down bill to repeal the $1,000,000 a year i'm proved roads" fund and a proposal to create a gubernatorial commis- sion to investigate the highway Sys- tenn of grants.
 The House, meantime voted to dis : continue the $l,000,000 year state aid fund. and to add this amount 1 to the current $3 100000 a yea dirt i flrfNI ofFppfit-o +c1, i Towns having credits against the state aid fund, however, were al- i lowed to use them up to June 30, 1850.
 ! Also. the House approved a bill authorizing ttr highway commis- sioner to borrow S2,000,00O from the fund during the next two years for necessary purposes, repayipg the amount before 1853.
 The House refused approval of constitutional amendment freezing motor vehicle and gasoline receipts . for highway purposes exclusively.
 On the House calendar today was the Senate-approved financial ad- visory bill, recommended by Gov Baldwin, prohibiting transfer of sums of more than 5000 to any budgeted agency without approval of an advisory committee This com mittee would include the governor Lieutenant Governor, Treasurer Comptroller, five members of the appropriations committee. two sen- atoro and three representatives The Senate adopted the bill under sus- pension of the rules late yesterday.
 Bills approved by the House yes terday included repeal of the state military tax on towns, with a loss of S400O00 year revenue; author izing the governor to lease for not more than 25 years, Sand and build- ings of the Trumbull airport, at GrCton, to the federal government.
 The Senate passed bill proYit- ing for the employment, during good behavior, of nurses by tl7. Waterbury Commissioners of Public Health. Dismissed nurses were giy- en the right of appeal to the super for court.
 Action was delayed in the House on two proposed constitutional amendments: to have annual ses- sions of the legislature, and to boost the salariessof legislators from $500 to $650 a year and reduce their travel allowance from ten to five cents mile.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06
Change Of Technique
 In Combating Bombs
State War Council Issues New Instructions Based on Experiments, Developments in Offensive Warfare

gested to Air Raid Wardens:
 1. Report the incident immediate ly to the Control Center if the in- cident occurs in a vital area.
 2. See that the fire department and fire guards are properly di- rected to the scene of the incident.
 3. See to it that members of the household have been evacuated to safe shelter.
 4. Help combat the fire with the aid of the householder'S equipment, auxiliary equipment, fire guard pump teams, etc.
 5. Place themselves at the dis posal of the fire department when 1t arrives.
 6. Keep the occupants of a build ing from returning to it after the fire is out because the bomb still might explode.
 These suggestions are based on latest advices available on the sub ject of incendiary bombs and are subject to change from time to time as bombing techniques change, MT Marston said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

standing rate of production had won them six months renewal of the award.
 Today, second star is added. For full year. they have continned to equal better each preced ing production schedule.
 This record was won by every man and woman in our Connecticut Plants and Offices. It belongs to them It is recognition of their achievement It acknowledges their salute to the men at the front many of whom sons, brothers relatives, fellow workers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

Jesuit. Lord Halifax sent her by mail the degree conferred by the Royal College of Surgeons at Lon don for her advancement of medi- cal science in China. Archbishop John J. CantWell of this city con- ferred on her personally the degree awarded by Loyola University. She told the Archbishop she appreciated
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06
HONOR MADAM CHANG

Los Angeles, Cal. CUP)-Madam Chiang Kai-shek on the eve of her departure from the Pacific Coast to New York accepted two honorary degreeS-one British and the other
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

TXACTLY one year ago today, every employee IL at the Waterbury, Ansonia and Torrington Plants of The American Brass Company, proudly received,the cherished Navy ''E". They had every to be proud-for that symbol was the Navy's way of saying, ''You have done fine job of'supplying the vital copper and brass needed by our fighting men,"
 These employees received, on November 6, 1942, the combined Army Navy "E", with six months star, signifyng that their continHea out
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

is sadly in need. To make the job appear more enticing and an easy snap, he says all the bugler has to do is to bugle into a loudspeaker and the latter will see to it that the call gets 'em up so early in the morning."
 Beer production has been made a national monopoly in Panama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

fthe Jesuit degree because one of her
 ancestors in the Ming dynasty had been a Catholic
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06
CAN HE STAY IN REDo

CAN HE STAY IN BED?
 San Diego Cal. CUP)-Chief Blu. gle Master MichauX Frank Tennant of the U. s. training station here has sent out an sos for more bu- glers, of which le says the Navyl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-06

But these men and women are not satisfied sim, ply to produce the weapons. Their effort goes further. They are helping to pay for them with the war bonds they buy every payday.
 Beneath this most recent award lies an even greater significance than that represented merely by continued excellence in production More im- portant it symbolizes the spirit of teamwork that exists between the men in the production army and those in the fighting army the truly Ameri- can spirit that will bring final victory ..
Evening star., 1943-08-29

Picture Of the Week"
at the National GoIIery
Of Art is "Bionco Morio
Sforzo." by Ambroeio de-
Predis Of the Milonese
School tWidener coIIec-
tion). 1t will be the sub
ject Of O brief tolk to be
given at the gallery twice
dolly this week, Monday
through Saturday, at
12::4O ond l::40 pm, and
next Sunday at 2::l5 and
Sis pm.
Evening star., 1943-08-29

This button front eoot dress with it's
crisp, white coIIor con be the one oil
importont dress Of your foil wordrobe.
It's dress TO live in-you con work in
it, shop in it. weor it for doneine. meet
the boys at the eonteen in it. Cut en-
tirely according to the new fobric con-
sevotion orders. it hos oil the neotness
you could won't You'll like it os much
os HoIIywood's Evelyn Keyes who wears
it in the picture Pottern No. 1897
is designed for sizes II, IA, Is, l8, 20,
40 and AZ. Size IA, with three -quorter
sleeves, requires 37s yords Of 3s-ineh
moteriol.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14

fCongsnue6 from Page II
Was - cause - aasne iueenlse
eeiiuauercF she stated that fhs
population ~ TIE city had ~.
creased 80 pr cent since 1871.
and tire Mhuei enfusimeni 8hxssIi
30 Pc cent There ere - asasq
non enrolled boys md Kirh TIT
q Is ~Hnspos1ibie - estimate i5s
pubitx sefssei popaEai4on that i
ne number ~ children that h4e
eligible fer MhaoH eufolimaa4
Since September. 1914 i1 RlfIs
sd - boys have gus echeel l.
So - @uE being Iafed - hIxI
Aalafaea aI4 chalsfsH under Is
we're before ttae elt4 szAssg on =
rbsis mlesefnesnof charges IL aas
anek
Thsn - speaker aakad tks Re-
TRANS Nhst ere gEaa going l. a
afvat - km Eha pre- aahaal
children mere Is tas KlnssfnzH
len sna ue asY nafsefg fof eha.
oreH NEsess mofhrfs a1e st amk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-14

Continued from Page u
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lsfson n fhm ares his nown ~
such leaps and bounds ihst -
actual computation = ~ mum
Der ~ residents you'd BE- irnpo
kibie TIE city q pascsRoaia
alone Is more usn three times
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census
Other faFuas u ted eseh Is
canned Ee1da vegetables aud
fruits sem adequate fa4 ~ ufez
snt tie ford administration rep
resentsfieet said However. :
food oosaasittee has been formed
Tor THIS sfes sn1 IA re future I'll
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b. hanetae ~ these men TIE
COMMITTEES Niil Nofk through ne
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