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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Elmer NJ, Clark real estate organ
kation has doubled its space at the
Detroit office. 1916 w. McNichols
70 prepare for peacetime activity
N the real estate field. The COM
pany's enlarged quarters have been
unconditional throughout. Per-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERS 81 CALLS DURING SEPTEMBER

Thirty-seven alarms were an
swered by the Wyandotte Fire de-
partment during the month of Sep
TENDER, according to the monthly
repor issued Dy r1re Chief Gustav
Anselm.
Fires for the month included
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

The first lease for oil and gas
on state-owned land in Michigan
was issued in 1929. BY l945 nearly
1900 permits had been issued bring
ing a total Of nearly s5,6OO,OO0 into
the states general fund.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Since 1909 when paintings on
state forest reserves covered only
242 acres, over quarter Of a mill
lion acres have been planted and
some Of the first paintings have
been cut and marketed.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

automobiles, 8; grass, II; rubbish,
2; dwellings, 6; garages, 4; fences,
4; dredgeS, /; false alarms, /:
transformers, /; electric motors, /.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

struction will support the price
level for existing homes, which is
expected to remain firm"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Rotor blades for helicopters used
by the Army Air Rorces are now
held together by a magic cement.
Evening star., 1945-10-24

A compact manicure set fea-
turing the lovely new shim-
mery SAGE RED color. In
cluded in the set are Polish,
the amazing new Oil Dry,
Cotton, Orange Stick and
Emery Boards.
Evening star., 1945-10-24
LISTERINE
TOOTH
POWDER

See for yourself how
much ! ser this
new. quick : foamins
powder lasts! Nom
q abrasive, refreshing.
Evening star., 1945-10-24

Comfortable srnok-
ing Is yours with
this select briar
root pipe. Well
balanced. 6 0 0 d
looking.
Evening star., 1945-10-24

Quick : lathering sham
poo that will thoroughly
cleanse the hair and
sc a lp, removing loose
dandruff flakes.
Evening star., 1945-10-24

A shimmery blaze Of color
for your fineertipsi Included
in the set are Polish, Pol
ishield, Lubricant Polish Re-
mover and . roll Of cotton.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Regional Office Here
|WilI Handle Claims Of
Nearby Area Veterans

Approximately 5000 veterans liv-
ing in the nearby Maryland and
Virginia counties will be able to
come to the Washington regional
Office of the Veterans Administra-
ton to have their claims processed
instead Of going to Baltimore or
Roanoke under new expansion ar
rangements being completed today.
Representatives of the Roanoke,
Baltimore and Washington offices
conferred here today to arrange for
the transfer of case records. Howard
Dickensheets, manager Of the Wash
ington regional Office, said all the
files would be transferred by No
vember is.
The area now brought into the
Washington regional Office includes
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Counties, Md; Arlington and Fair
fax Counties and Alexandria, Va.
Under the old arrangement, men
in these counties had to go to Bal
timore or Roanoke to take physical
examinations, see about their claims
and get vocational advice under the
rehabilitation program. Many of
them, particularly the disabled, COM
planned about travelling long dis
tances when the Washington office
was so close.
Mr.. Dickensheets predicted that,
while 5000 men were Immediately
affected, the ultimate load from the
nearby counties would amount to
10000 men. He expects the peak
load here to come to 10000 World
War II veterans, including 100000
who entered the service from the
District; $4,000 new residents and
the men from the nearby counties.
To meet the new load, personnel in
the Washington Office will be in
creased by Is per cent to approx
mately $50 employees by the end of
the fiscal year.
Mr. DickensheetS urged men in the
nearby counties not to come to the
Washington Office until they have
been notified by letter that their files
have been transferred.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

materiel we have scattered all over
the world.
It is not impossible that the more
daring spirits on the committee will
run into opposition from conserva-
tive members and from the serv-
ices. President Truman has indi-
Gated that he favors lids-on policy.
If so, there will be lively scrap.
When the Mcmahon resolution
creating the committee was adopted,
Democratic Leader Barkley didn't
try to conceal that he took dim
view Of 1t. The fact is, as that wise
old operator knows, special COM
mittee with a hot topic is apt to be
a runaway committee, hard to con-
troll, hard to handle. He also point
Evening star., 1945-10-23
U. 5. Still Seeking Release
of Citizen From Russia

By the Associated Press.
State Department officials said
yesterday the American Embassy in
Moscow is persistently trying to OBJ
tain Soviet permission for 26-year-
old Yam Czechel, an American citi-
zen, to leave Russia.
There was no evidence here that
results were in sight.
Mr.. Czechel was born in Provi-
dence, R. L, of Polish parents, who
took him to Poland when he was 6
He has been trying to get back tc
the United States since 1889 when he
came under Russian authority with
the German-R Russian partitioning oi
Poland.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
By DORIS FLEESON.

A streamlined, chrominum-plated
eyes-front investigation of atomic
energy is in prospect with creation
Of the 11-man Senate Special Atomic
Committee.
Hitherto the emphasis has beer
on the bomb itself and what to dc
with it. Moving spirits behind the
new committee not only want to fix
the bombs future but to explore the
whole question of how to make the
new power contribute to the wealth
ease and comfort of the Nation
They prefer to admit that the
atomic age is here and they are
determined to subdue it If possible
They see no end to the possibilities
and they approach them with
enthusiasm.
This is striking departure from
the initial shock reaction of Capitol
Hill. First expressions here reflected
an irritated feeling that atomic
energy was skeleton in the Re-
public's closet that should be locked
up and not too many questions
please. One Senator urged dumping
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Senators Prepare to Joust
With JekyII and Hyde Atom

our bomb supply into the Atlantic
Another suggested we buy up all the
worlds uranium. Another dwelt on
what we could do to blow up people
who displeased us.
The House Military Affairs Com
mittee reflected this attitude. II
tried to close discussion after five
hours Of testimony chiefly from
Army guardians of the secret who
were eager to disembarrass them
selves Of it. But 1t found 1t i'm
possible to compress the subject In
such space and is still worrying
with 1t.
One Of the Senate committees
first concrete problems will be de-
mand for thorough tests Of the bomt
against all familiar armaments be.
fore new funds are appropriated fol
them. 1t has already been argued
by Senators Mcmahon and Hill thai
the remnants of the Japanese sea
and air fleets are ideal testing
grounds and so is the useless wal
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Two Girls Face Hearing
Observation-Disclosures

Ruth Melton, 18, 313 N. Payne
street, Alexandria, and Rosa Rush,
10, both colored, 935 N. Alfred street,
Alexandria, will face a preliminary
hearing on November 9 in the Ar
lington Police Court on eight
charges of HOUSEKEEPING and two
of petty larceny.
The girls were arraigned yester-
day. All of the alleged crimes oc-
Cured in darlington last month.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

ed Observation-Disclosures special COM
mittees, like old soldiers, never die.
However, the Senate seemed to feel
that If atomic energy does not de-
serve special treatment, nothing
ever will.
Custom dictates the appointment
of the freshman Senator from Con-
Evening star., 1945-10-23

necticut to be chairman of the
committee his resolution creates.
It's nice work for a newcomer. De-
spite open resentment of Senator
McMahon's enterprise by various
elder statesmen, it was denied in
responsible quarters that it had
been agreed to supplant him.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10

Jim Vanidestine, True Blue Bill Zwilling at forward, and John Bricker on the bench as a recent addition to the ever growing coach ing staff, has made such high SCOT ing and consistent victories pos sible. Elsewhere in this issue will be found the actual standing of the outfit in the Base league and the schedule of future games.
 The Squadron will miss It. Ken meth w. Sherrill, who has served with many of the men in outfits elsewhere in the command. He transferred to another Station last week. At the same time, It. Hobert E. Funderburk joined us from Long Island and received the same warm welcome accorded to all new mem bers of the Squadron.
 After sweating" it out for a long time, It. Henry Bowden, Jr., became one of the outfits leading undercover men last week. ..=..
 Congratulations to the men list ed here for having attained the rank indicated before their names Sergeants Raymond c. Douglass. Herbert H.. Unger, and Lon J. Washam; Corporals Zorie E. John son and Herman L. Wilson; Pri- yates First Class Floyd G. Bango, Jr., Charles H. Dewland, Aloysius J. Lewandowski, Frank Molinari, Aurel Nagulici, Benedetto M. Per retta, Chester w. Perry, Nicholas A. Siesto, Luke Tesvich, Jr., and James K. Washinger.
 S/Sgt. Joseph A. E. O'Sullivan reports after every trip to Albany that everything up that way is "all reet". OUT.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Waterbury CIO Council Plans Party Tonight

The Waterbury CIO Council has invited Bradleyites to attend the first social function of their newly organized Servicemen's Canteen, a dance to be held tonight at Bunk ingham Hall, Grand Street and Cottage Place, Waterbury.
 Besides dancing, the affair will feature a variety show and re- treatments, and the committee has forwarned those expecting to at- tend that plenty of hostesses will be available as dance partners. The party will begin at 1900 and con tinue until midnight. The CIO Can teen is being sponsored by that or-== ganization for the many GIs set,E.- ing on temporary duty with war plants in the Waterbury area.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
P-38 Deadly, Faster

The famed P-38 Lightning fight CT plane, in it's newest version, is six per cent speedier than any of the previous IT models, and carries a heavier bomb load than the early B-17 bomber, Lockheed Aircraft Corporation has announced.
 Among it's other disclosable fea- lures are a round-trip range of 5000 miles, enabled by additional gasoline tanks; a speed exceeding 425 miles per hour; a 400O-pound bomb load; a ceiling of more than 10000 feet, and a power-dive ve- locity of some 575 miles per hour the company states. Hydraulic aileron boosters give the pilot "the strength of 10 men" in operating the controls.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
CONTROL BOARD
By PVT. JOHN VIM. HALL

Personnel of Bradley Field can spot members of the 93rd quite easily by the crew haircuts which most of the outfit have adopted. One man said that if the haircuts had to be, there'd have been a lot of griping, but that, because it was strictly the EMS idea, it caught on like pay call. Amt human nature funny? Anyway, the Squad ron barber, "Casty" Hernadez, is building up big business for the distant" future.
 It. Thomas c. Mckay has be- come an outstanding advocate of "$10,O0O CT insurance for every man." 'Nuf sed.
 The Squadron party two weeks ago was a big success from every point Of view. Only complaints came from the damsels, who out numbered the men and who ran into stiff competition with one an- other trying to snare this and that CT. They all said, though, that twas one of the best parties they had ever attended and was by far the tops in uniformed affairs.
 Bob Curran and Jim Singer were the sparks in the high-powered of fense offered by the 93rd basket ball team in it's last two games and are being depended upon to see the outfit through to top honors in the Base league. Roy Brooks and Lefty Thomas have come up the ladder as far as scoring is concerned and have added many point to 93rd's winning tallies in recent games. And the work of Charlie Dewland, Forrest Ames, Jim Stein, Jack Neck, and .Tarheel Bill Ward at guard, as well as Irv Abramson,
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Officers Dance at Hotel Charles Tuesday

The Officers Service Lounge of Springfield is sponsoring dance to be held at the main dining room of Hotel Charles, Springfield, on Tuesday evening. Hostesses will he present as dancing partners and Al Strohman's Hotel Kimball Orches- tra will provide the music. Bradley Officers wishing to attend will find transportation at BOO 138 at 1900.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10

Pittsburgh.-Mrs. Pearl Hurst didn't mind it when her husband toted bottle of whisky to bed with him every night, she testified in a divorce petition here, but she did start to complain after he began whamming her over the head with the empty jug.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Lincoln's s Birthday Dance Tonight

The Springfield USO will hold a special Lincoln's Birthday Dance at the USO Center tonight. The dance will feature the music of the Springfield Street Railway Orches- .tra and a special Lincoln's birthday program. s..~..
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Valentine Party at T'ville Tonight

A Valentine Party will be held at Mt. Carmel Hall, Park Ave, Thompsonville, this evening spon- sored by the Ladies of Mt. Carmel Branch. The affair, which begins at 200O, will feature dancing and refreshments.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Catholic Youth Club Valentine Dance

The Catholic Youth Club of Springfield have invited Brad leyites to attend their Valentine Dance to be held on Monday eve ming at the Imaculate Conception School Hall, Springfield.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10

Buffalo.-Twenty-one years ago Mike Healy dropped his watch into Lake Erie. Last week it was re- turned to him by the Buffalo police pawn shop squad.
Bradley beam., 1945-02-10
Valentine Party For Officers

Bradley Officers nave been in vited to attend a Valentine Party to be held at the Hotel Warwick, 65 West 54th St., N. Y., on Sunday beginning at 150O. The dance, which is sponsored by the Sunday at the Warwick" Social Group, will feature Edna Skinner, currently featured in "Oklahoma!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31

Foda ona je nestrpno skomiz-
nila = rameni:
&c ii pravim, da bodo! &c ii
prAyim; da bodo! Ali res ne uvi-
dis, da je to zanje vazno denar-
no vpraSanje? Dandanes; dragi
moi, se v politicnih zapletkah ne
prati vec: 'Povej mi zensko,'
tetnvec: 'Povej mi kupcijo'"
zmfmral je: PAP prezir-
1.-Two, dA bi 10 razjezil.
Res je vzrastla: "a, bezi, ii 81
prav tako MAVEN, kot Foresti-
er."
IIotela ga je izaliti in je pri-
cakovala, da vzkipi. On pa Sc je
nasmehnil in je odgovoril: "Kaj
Forester, Ia goljufani moz!"
TO j je seglo v 1.-Two, in zamr-
mraIa je: ives kaj, Georges!"
On se je zlobno namrdnil in je
powell: "No da, kaj? Ali mi nisi
priznala, oni vecer, da 81 Foresti-
erja goljufala ?"
In pristavil je: "Ta revcek!"
" najpomilovalnejsem tonu.
Madelena mu je pokazala hr-
bet, zdelo Sc il je "a malo, da bi
mu odgovorila; potem, ko sta
minute molcala, je povzela: ~
torek bono imeli goste; gospa
Laroche- Matthew pride ma dine
z vikonteso de Percemur. Ali ne
bi povabil ii Rivala in Norberta
de Varenne. JAZZ pojdem jutri k
gospel Walterjevi in gospel de
Marelle. Nenara pride tudi 60
spa Rissolin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31
.(Nadaljevanje)

Rival, Sc vedno v svoji boril-
ski obleki. je kar gorel v obraz.
'Takoj dam prinesti hladil, y
je dejal.- .-Pohitel je proti stop
nicam. A prehod da pritlieja je
bill popolnoma zagozden. Prav
tako lahko bi bill strop predrl,
kakor Sc prerinil skozi gneco, XII
je stala kakor lid ma stopnicah.
Rival je zakrical: "Dajte sla-
doleda "a dame!"
Petdeset glasov je ponovilo:
"Sladoleda! !-Naposled sc je
prikazal pladenj. Ali ma MEM
so bile samo prazne case, zakaj
hladila SO bila medpotoma izgi-
Mia. .> ..
Krepak glas je zarjul: "Saj
sc dusimo tukaj, koncajte, pa
pojdimo!"
Nekdo drugi je zagnal kirk:
"Zacnite zbirati!" In vse OBJ
cinstvo je ponavljalo brez sape,
pa vendar veselo: "Zbirajte! ;.
Zbirajte a.. zbirajte -
E+ b. -a - Z i II
Tedaj je zacelo sest dam kro-
ziti med klopmi in slisati je bilo
zvenketanje srebra, padajocega
v nabiralnike.
Du Roy je pravil gospe Wal
terjevi imena slavnih moz. Bill
so ljudje IL boljse druzbe, zurna-
listi, pa cd velikih listov, cd sta
rih listov, ki 50 gledali "Vie
francaise" 2 viska, z neko rezer-
vo, ki je izhajala il njih izku-
SEMI. Videli SO ze toliko teh po-
liticno-financnih casopisov, XII so
propadl, ker SO bill. porojeni il
dyomljivih kombinacij in SO Sc
zrusili padeenl ministrstva.
Tudi slikarjev in kiparjev je bio
craven, XII SO sploh ljubitelji
sporta; kazali 50 tudi enega pes
nika-akademika diva glasbenika
in mnogo tujih plemenitasev,
katerih irnenom je pristavljal
Du Roy zlog Pust, kar je pome-
milo sPustolo po angleski
I, nayadi, il razlagal zakaj An
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31

Sladkorna znamka st. 81 "a
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31

glezi tiskaio ma svoie vizitk'
Preyel - OTON zUPANCIC

glezi tiskajo ma svoJe vlzltke
Esq.
Nekdo mu je zaklical:
"a ''Dober dan, prijatelj!"
Bill je grof de Vaudre. Duroy
Sc je opravicil pri damah ter je
Sci k njemu, da mu je segel v ro-
kc.
Ko Sc je vrnil, je dejal: ezra
sen clovek, Vaudrec. Pri MEM
cuti clovek raso."
Gospa Walterjeva nj odgovo-
rila nicesar. Bila je nekoliko
utrujena, njena prsa, XII so Sc
oh vsakem dihu krepko dvigala,
so vlekla Du Royu oci nase.
Vcasih je sreeal memo oko, zbe-
gan, obotavljajoc Sc pogled, XII
Sc je pomudil ma MEM, pa takoj
zbezal. In dejal 81 je: Lei
lei ;. lei ;. Ali mi je tudi ia
priletela."
Nabiralke so Sic mimo. Min
puscice so bile polne srebra in
zlata. Nov lepak 50 obesili ma
oder: "Velikansko presenece-
nje!" Clani razsodisca so sli 20
pet ma svoja mesta. Use je ca
kalo, kaj bo.
Dve zenski sta Sc prikazali, s
fleretom v roki, v borilski opra-
vi, v temnem trikotu, z zelo KRAFT
kimi krili, XII SO padala samo do
pclovice stegen, $ tako nadebelo
oblazinjenimi naprsniki, da sta
morali drzati glavo pokoncu.
Bill sta lepi in mladi. Nasmeho-
ma sta pozdravili obcinstvo.
Dolgo SO jima ploskali.
In stopili sta v pozituro med
galantnim vzklikanjem in salji-
vim sepetanjem gledalcev.
/ Ljubezniv n q s m e h je igral
sodnikom ma ustnicah, in vsak
udarec SO odobravali $ polglas-
MIN bravo" !"
| Obcinstvu je ta nastop zelc
1ugajal, kar je tudi pokazalo bo-
rilkama, Hi sta razvnemali mo.
skim srca il budili zenskam ii.
sti Parizanom prirojeni okus "a
nekoliko razposa jene Hubezni.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31
STRAN 8.

5 funtov sladkorja je veIjavna
"a nedolocen cas-.
CevIji
Znamke st. /, 2 in 3 2 zrako-
plovom v knjizici st. 3 50 We
ljavne do preklica.
GasOlin
Znamka A-14 je veljavna
"a Stir galone gasolina do 81.
marca. Znam ke B5, B6,
C-5 in C-6 so veljavne vsa-
ka "a pet galonov gasolina "a
nedolocen Gas. Ma lieu kupona
je treba takoj napisati ime dr.
zave in licencno stevilko. Pri
prosnji "a dodatno kolicino ga
solina je treba navesti rekord
prevozenih mill.
Tajerji
Inspekcija tajerjev nj zahte-
vana razen pri zaprositvi "a no.
We tajerje. Ma vozilih "a komer-
cijalne svrhe je obvezna sinspek-
CHA tajerjev vsakih sest mese-
cev' ali ko Sc prevozi 5000 mill,
katero je pac prvo.
Kurilno Ollie
Znamke zadnje sezone st. 4
in 5 ter move sezone st. 1, 2. in
3 so sedaj veljavne, vsaka "a
10 galonov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-01-31

! !. Z = e sf
je razvedelo; da % plesalci buffet
ze oplenili, potem pa odsh goir-
r1jaje, IA je nesrAmnd, zvabiti
sernkaj 200 ljudi, in jim riicesar
ne pokazati.
Ostaio hi niti koAcka slascice,
niti kaplje sampdnjca, sirupa ali
piva, nit bonbonov, mic sadja, ma
svetu nit he. vse so bill izpraz-
Mill, pograbili do cepera.
Vse podrobnosti % hoteli IL
vedeti Cd slug, Xii so delali kisle
obraze, da bi zadusiIi smeh, XII
jih je na skrivi1em loinil. -
"Darne 70 bile fiasilnejse Cd
moskih," 50 razkladali, ''basale
so Sc : jedjo in pijaco-ce 81 le
MISC pokvarile ze1odcev ;. :" Re-
kel bi, da poslusas pripovedova-
ME prebivalcev oplenjenega in
opustosenega mesta . vojnem
casu.
Kar lepo oditi je bio treba.
Gospodje SO zalili vsak svojih 20
frankov, XII 50 Jill bill darovali "a
dobrodelni namen; ogoreevali so
Sc mad onimi, XII SO bill ostali
zgoraj in Sc izmuznili brez vsa-
kega placila.
Dame-pokroviteljice so bile
nabrale preko 5000 frankov. Pc
odbitku vseh stroskov je ostalo
sirotam sestega okraja 22O fran
kov. .--
Duroy je peljal Walterjevo
obitelj k svojernu landavcu. Ko
so Sc vracali domov in je sedel
ravnateljici nasproti, je ujel Sc
enkrat memo milo, begajoce oko,
XII Sc mu je zdelo malo vznemir-
jeno. Pomislil je: "Bogme, sta
vim, da zagrabi!' In nasmehnil
Sc je, ker je spoznal, da ina res
sreco pri zenskah, zakaj gospa
de Marelle ga je pc vsej priliki
blazno ljubila, odkar sta obnovi-
la svoje ljubimkovanje.
zidane volje je prisel domov.
Madelena ga je pricakovala v
salonu. s.
"Novic imam, "je dejala. ''Ma-
roska afera je vedno bolj zamo-
tana. V par mesecih bi utegnila
poslati Francija tia dol ekspe-
dicijo. Ma vsak nacin pa Sc je
treba tega oprijeti, da vrzemo
rninistrstvo, in Laroche izrabi
priliko, da prevzame vnanje "a
deve."
Du Roy, da bi zeno podrazil,
Sc je delal, kakor da nicesar ne
verjame. Taxi tepci pac ne bo-
do, da bi ponovili neumnost, XII
so 10 bill napravili v Turiziii.
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HELENA KUsAR, 1886 So. Kennworth Ave, Berwyn ILL.,
KATHERINE KRATNZ 1883 Hawthorne Ave, Detroit B. Mich
JOHN KvARTICH, All Station St, Bidgevlle Pa
JOHN POLLOCK, 24465 Lakeland Blvd, Noble Ohio
364 Brooklyn, N. Y
ANTOINETTE SMCICH 1901 Addison Rd, Cleveland Ohio
THERESA sPECK, 4s5s Rosa Ave, st. Louis 16, Mo.
VALENTINE stroll 1O4O N. Holmes Indianapolis, Ind
sTONICH 1884 Cedar St, Pueblo Colo
ANDREW vIDRICH, 7O6 Forest Ave, Jolnsown, Pa
ANTON ZBASNIK, A i. u Bldg, Ely Mimi
JOSEPH zORC, 1O45 Wadswoth Ave, No Chicago, ILL.,
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