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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07
\ II 81 - / =
Opis mosnkrn \ Bobnem poIiu


da Jim hocejo en- goyor drzati.
Ii revezi so Sc res vsi skupaj
zbrali pred Mehacov grad lin
jim 50 res nekaj govorili hi
pavscine. Potem SO jim ulkaza-
LII, da tisti vecer gredo v Colo
prenoeiti, ker jutri Jim .hocejo
Sc nekaj govoriti, potem da jih
bodo pa spustili. Mic hutlega slu-
tee, SO sli res vsi v solo.
t'Drugi dan, tisti strasni 80.
julij, SO jih zopet pripeljali pred
grad in tam postavili. Rdtssn SO
enega "a drugim klicali ma sod
bo. Med tistim 6asom, ko 50 sta
Ii zunaj, Sc je prokleti iizdajaIec
Kunstel pripeljal z avtom0bilom
IL sPrezida z Italijani. On lie I'LL
glavni sodnik. Ko nitro je pri-
Isel Kunstel, smo precej vsi We
deli, da ne bo prav. Ampak tega
Isl 'vseeno nismo mislili, da jih
bodo pobili. Mislili smo, da jih
bodo samo v internacijo odpe-
Iljali. Pa sc je zaeela sodba. On
je incl vse napisane, kateri so
"a pObiti i'm kateri "a v interna-
clio. Tiste, kateri sobili ma smrt
obsojeni, so jih notri v emo So
bo zaprli; tiste, XII so bill "a in
Fternacijo, so jih pa zunaj imeli.
Mi, VISA vas pa okrog. Smo ca
kali kaj bo. Ali tega 81 nismo
nislili. Kar naenkrat Sc pripe-
lie avtomobil, obrnjen v Bukan-
leo. Takrat pa mas vse puskami
razzeno proc. sZaceli so jih ma
|kladati ma automobile in jih vse
zvezali in odpeljali ma gmajno.
Tam so bile pa ze jane skopa-
me. Mi poslusamo, pa 7zaene mi
traljeza drdrat. - Oh, pomisli,
kako nam je bilo pri nasih sr-
cih, in pri srcih onih, XII so Sc
cakali smrti.
! "Tako so jih odpeljali tri av-
tomobile. Mojega moza so odpe-
! ljali v drugem avtu. JAZZ sem pa
Ito vse gledala pri Augustinu
skozi okno. Tisti dan je pablo
40 nedolznih zrtev, mladih fan
tov in MOI. So vse zakopali v
dve velike jane. To je bilo pri
kotlicku, ako sc Sc spominjas,
kje .je. Ostale so potem pa in
ternacijo odpeljali, kjer jih je
pa Sc tam 20 cd gladu umrlo.
To je bilo prvi dan. Drugi dan
pa Sc vsem tistim, XII so bill po-
biti, so prisli hise pozgati. Nj
Jim bilo dosti jih samo pobiti.
Ampak hvalabogu, mole vendar
MISC in Sc en- par. Zakaj ne, pa
ne vem. G.. zupnik so jako pro,
sill, maj nikar ne pozigajo. Mo-
goce so bill kaj uslisani. Yes
: Toncka, ne moran III vsega po.
: pisati. SO prelude boleeine. Maj
raje bi Ii ustmeno malo poto-
l lila.
} "Kaksno zalost smo pa spet
takrat obcutili, ko smo jih Sic
cez tri meseca izkopat in ns
pokopalisce pripeljati, 'ker nan
' preje MISC pustili. Same zenske
: smo jih odkopale, same krst;
i (truge) naredile in zakopale, kel
q moskih nj bilo vec, samo neka
. starckov. Poznale smo jih sa
z mo po oblekah, drugace mic, kel
: so bill vsi razmesarjeni. Naive
n brez glave. Nametani pa tako
, kot drva, kar ma kup.
q "Popisala bi Ii, cigavi so bill
: lubiti in umrli, pa jih mogoee We
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07

NAA 0s 1AAS1AJO ASnAS AVAO
Ivan Ave, Euclid, O., sje prejela
pisrno Cd svoje sestre Marie
Kane, vas Babnopolje, st. 66.
posta Stari trg pri Rekeku, v
katerem je temeljito opisano,
kako SO Italijani izvrsili grozni
lnasaker 80. julia 1912 in ma
en- dan ustrelili 4Osvascanov. Pi-
smo lie izredno zanimivo in je
tukaj dobesedno priobceno. Pri-
poroeamo, da to izdajo Enako-
pravnosti da ste citati Sc dru-
gim, prijateljem in znancem, da
Sc poucijo o strahotah, XII so jih
izvajali podivjani Italijani in
domaci izdajalci mad brati va
sGani.
Babno polje, 5. nov. 1945.
'Draga sestra!
"Po dolgih in tezkih cash ri
morem spet napisati par vrstic,
da III malo odkrijem nase ziv-
ljenje, Tebi in Tvoji druzini. sKa-
kor vidim il Tvojega pisma, ka-
terega 81 pisala mani, sc innate
dobro. zivi in zdravi ste Sc vsi.
Vsaj to je pa glavno. EOtroke
imas velike, kakor pises. Fant
je ze pri vojakih. Ia MEGA 81 tu-
di imela strah, ampak vseeno Ii
ga je Bog obvaroval. Hcerka Sc
pa ze sama zivi, kaj ne? Tone
ka, ii 81 Sc najbolj srecna Cd
vseh treh, JAZZ pa najbolj nesree-
ma.
-"Najveeja nesreea me je "a
della, ko sem izgubila moza in
oceta mojih ubogih, nepreskrb-
ljenih otrok. Ia zalost me je ta-
ko potrla, da niti sama "a svo-
je zivljenje ne maram. Samo jo-
kan noe in dan. TolaEim sc sa-
mo tenn, da JAZZ nisem sama, da
mas je ma tisoce takih sirot. Da,
nekdo umrje naravne smrti, je
ze Sc nekako. Toda ustreljen bi-
ii, to je pa nekaj drugega.
"Draga Toneka, tako unice-
no, kot je Babnopolje, je nj vasi
v vsej Sloveniji. Yemen letu je
pablo pod okupatorjevo roko SO
mladih moz in fantov. Pomisli
.toliko zrtev. Ko premisljujem
vse nazaj, kaj smo morali pre-.
stati, me stresa mraz do kosti
Bali sno sc vojne in vedeli sno
da bo hudo, ali tako kot je bilo
sc nam niti sanjalo nj.
Ko Sc je Jugoslavija razpa'
~dla, sno vedeli kaj bo, ko sc
mas enkrat Italijani zasedli.
Emo leto potem je Sc nekakc
slo. tPotem so pa 'Italijani po'
.kazali svoje rogove, zaceli sc
mas pretepati, zapirati in ubija'
ii. Bio je leta 1912, ko Sc je pri
Celia v nasi vasi tista huda tia
lijanska ofenziva. Takrat Misc
imeli lItalijani v Babnempolj,
svoje postojanke, so imeli same
" Prezidu. tKo bi bila ma Bah
mem polju,. ne bi bilo tega, SO pa
:samo v patrolo hodili doll.
Nasa vas ie 'bila cd izdajalce,
.tako zasrnjena, ces, da ma ,Po
lIju SO sami komunisti, ikater
podnevi delajo, ponoci tgredo sp'
iItalijane streljat. Moja castn'
lbeseda itukaj, da takrat Sc ia
niti 'vedela nisem, kaj je komu
mist, ampak danes vem. No, Il
ttalxo je sbila nasa vas izdana, p
to salno najvec od tloma6ih. y
iz,1ajaIec je bill ia prokleti Kun
stel. On je Sci pod italljansk
fzas6itO " Prezid. -Dejal sje, q
mora Titan, ker ga hocejo par
tizani ibiti. Donna je ostalO p
Sc on par taasih, Xxi SO mu poia
Ike gori posiljali, on je pa Ita
flijanom izdRjal. Ia diva dom
sta biia pa Kenik in 'Koben J.
''Tako vidis, je bila nasa va
izdana in tako 50 bill nasi mos
XII prevarjeni, ko je prisla 'tist
velika ofenziva dne 20. julijs
1042sleta. Receno je bilo, da me
rajo biti vsi moski donna, da b
la .'voiska po gozdu "a part
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07

YOUNGEST UMPIRE Henry
-P. McGowan, is, Ozone Park, IL. j.,
N. Y, is the youngest umpire I'm pro-
fessional baseball. He recently
signed with the class D, Ohio State
baseball league.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-01-07

Amersk voaki paradi vidn ma tel Sikh, ko viso-
ko mad mimi vihrao ameriske zastave To amerske gil
der cete skakalci liz zraka nekje Ve Brtan ko pa
radirao ma nekem zrakopovScu.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Professor Kills Sell, Protesting
He Did Not Poison His Wife
Missourion's Body
Found Few Hours
After Police GriIIinq
BY the Assecioted Press

COLUMBIA, Mo-. April l5.-The
end of the story of young penniless
immigrant from Germany who
worked up from the harvest fields to
a university professorship was writ
ten today in his suicide notes pro-
testing his innocence in the poison
ing of his attractive 44-year-old
wife.
DR.. Adolph Zech, 47-year-old pro-
feSsor of German at the University
of Missouri, was found fatally shot
in the head in the basement of his
modest home yesterday. Only the
night before he had been questioned
until midnight in the death of the
thrice-married Mrs. Zech, which a
coroner's jury Thursday held had
been induced by poisoning.
In the face of the step I am tax
ing, want to assure you for the
last time had nothing whatsoever
to do with my wife's DEATH" note
addressed to and disclosed by Prose-
cutting Attorney George A Spencer
began.
1t was. Mr.. Spencer said, one of
10 left by Zech and appealed to Mr.
Spencer to use proceeds from the
professors estate to continue the in
vestigation.
But MI. Spencer announced the
case closed; the professor had re-
acted unsatisfactory" to lie de-
tector test Saturday night. No mo-
tive had been found for the poison.
ing Of Mrs. Zech, former citizen oj
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Palm Sunday Services
In District Churches
lnaugurate HoIyWeek

District residents who filled the
churches yesterday on Palm Sunday
faced a crowded weke of religious
observances, with special sunrise
services high lighting the climax of
Holy Week on Easter Sunday.
The spirit of hope and determina-
tion to help the needy was marked
yesterday as Protestant and Catho-
lie worshipers thronged the churches
to observe Palm Sunday. Appeals
by ministers and priests to their
congregations to remember those
who are looking toward America for
aid in their distress furnished one of
the themes of the days sermons.
Catholic and many Protestant
worshipers fashioned the palms, a
reminder of the triumphant en-
trance Of Christ into Jerusalem, into
small crosses and pinned them on
their coat lapels or dresses.
Churches throughout the District
announced special services for the
week. Climax of the observance
during Holy Week of Holy Wednes-
day. Maundy Thursday and Good
Friday, day of Christ's entombment,
will be Easter Sunday, the day of
resurrection.
In addition to regular Easter
Sunday services at churches
throughout the city, special services
attracting many thousands of wor-
shippers will be held at sunrise.
Among them will be those at Arling-
ton National Cemetery at 7:3O pm,
sponsored by the Grand Encamp-
ment of knights Templar; Fort Lin
coin at 5:23 am, sponsored by the
Organized Bible Glass Associat ton;
Jefferson Memorial at 7 am, spon-
sored by the Washington Fedora
ton Of Christian Youth, and Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery at 7 am,
sponsored by Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun, Bishop
OF Washington, will be the preacher
at the MONDAY services at the
Church of the Epiphany today
through Thursday. Bishop Dun
will also speak at the $50 pm.
service on Wednesday.
The Rev. George E. Schnabel,
pastor of Albright Memorial Evan
gelical Church, and the Rev. Orris
G. Robinson, pastor of Calvary
Methodist Church, will preach at the
MONDAY services at Covenant First
Presbyterian Church this week. Mr..
Schnabel will speak today and to-
morrow and MIR. Robinson will
preach on Wednesday and Thursday.
A presentation of The Cruci-
fixion" will be given by the Christ
Lutheran Choir at 8:15 p m. Wednes-
day at Christ Lutheran Church, Six
teenth and Gallatin streets NV,
the Rev. William F. Bruening, pas
tor Of the church, announced today. |
The public is invited.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Jews 10 Mark Opening
.0f Passover Rites
Al Services Toniqht

Washington Jewry will gather to-
day at sundown in synagogues,
temples and homes to observe the
first Passover since the war ended.
Orthodox and conservative Jews
will observe the holy period for
eight days and Reformed Jews for
seven days. ..
Seder services, traditional meal
commemorating the last supper the
Jewish people ate before leaving
Egypt in ancient days in their fight
from slavery, will be held at family
and other gatherings throughout
the District. Largest of these will
be at tbs o'clock tonight at the
Mayf1ower Hotel, where more than
600 Jewish servicemen win observe
the Seder.
Joseph F.. Barr, chairman of the
Washington Army and Navy Com
mittee of the National Jewish We'll
fare Board, sponsors of the tradi-
tional supper at the MayfloWer Ho-
tel, announced that Chaplain Ralph
H. Blumenthal of the Office of chief
of chaplains, Chaplain Louis Paris
of Walter Reed Hospital and Chap
lain Benjamin Krasnow of Fort
Belvoir, Va, will conduct the service
A Seder will be held for Jewish
patients at st. EliZabeths Hospital
at 7 o'clock tonight under the
Evening star., 1946-04-15
ATC Plane Will Carry
Polio Victim 10 Hospital
BY the Associoted Press

CLEVELAND, April 15.-An Air
Transport Command plane, equipped
with a respirator and manned by an
Army surgeon and technician, will
carry Mrs. Eleanor Hunt, infantile
paralysis victim, from Cleveland
City Hospital to Hollywood (Calif.)
Presbyterian Hospital, officials of
the National Foundation for Infan-
tile Paralysis reported yesterday.
Sidney Hunt, husband of the 2s-
year-old former Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity beauty queen who was para
lyzed from the neck down by in
fantile paralysis l8 months ago, said
an appeal to Gen. Carl Spaatz, chief
of the Army Air Forces, brought the
promise of transportation in a med
ical plane to Hollywood, where Mrs.
Hunt will undergo an operation.
Mrs, Hunt has been walking" for
some time with the aid of a device
designed by her husband. The de-
vice consists of a pair of shoes with
wooden platforms upon which Mrs.
Hunt stands. With her legs strapped
to the limbs of her husband, who
wears the shoes, she walks" around
a large room
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Model Of Ford's S Theater
Put on Display al Museum

A model of Ford's Theater as it
was when Abraham Lincoln was
assassinated there 81 years ago last
night was exhibited at the theater.
now the Lincoln Museum, for the
first time at an observance of the
anniversary yesterday.
Mr. Lincoln was eulogized by
Oswald Ryan, Civil Aeronautics
Board chairman and authority on
the Civil War Presidents life. Sen
ator Capehart, Republican, of In
diana was chairman and the Ma
tional Press Club male chorus sang
Civil War songs under direction of
Reinald Werrenrath.
The model was designed and built
by Rudolph w. Bauss, National
Park Service sculptor, and includes
the stage, complete with its setting,
and the presidential box.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
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prescribe the fastest acting medicines known to-
ymptoma,ic relief-medicines like those In Bell an
Tablets No laIativs Bell-ans brings comfort In q
hFy or double your money back On rsturn ef bcs3b
. us. Is, a. all druggists.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Bankhead Backs Plan
To Ask British Bases
In Return for Loan
BY the Assoeioted Press

A demand That Britain yield At
lantic bases in exchange for finan-
cial help developed support today
among hackers as we'll as critics of
the proposed s3,75O,000,OOO British
loan.
Senator Bankhead, Democrat, of
Alabama. who joined a Banking
Committee majority last week in
recommending Senate passage of the
loan, announced he intends to sup
port proposal to require the United
Kingdom to turn over bases leased
to the United States for SO years in
the destroyer deal made by Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
Il think it is greedy and hoggish
Of Great Britain to ask for this
financial assistance and be willing
to give nothing in return" the Ala
bama Senator told a reporter. Il
think she ought to turn over those
bases to U.S."
Commercial Use Barred.
Under the wartime lease, the bases
cannot be used by the United States
for commercial purposes.
Senator Mcfarland, Democrat, of
Arizona, who sought and was denied
committee approval of the base ex-
change proposal, said he would re-
new it when the loan bill comes ke-
fore the Senate, probably tomorrow.
Senator Mcfarland voted against
the committees action in sending
the measure to the Senate.
The base proposal attracted at
tention among other prospective
supporters of the loan, including
Senators Magnuson, Democrat, of
Washington and Bridges, Republi-
can, of New Hampshire. Neither
has announced his position publicly,
but administration leaders are
counting on their favorable votes
for a passage of a measure on which
the Senate is sharply divided.
Most Senators Undecided.
Although Democratic Leader Bark
ley said he is confident of final ap-
proval of the loan bill in its present
form, a majority of the Senate re-
mained publicly uncommitted. A
checkup showed "a Senators have
said out loud they are for it, with 26
against.
AS evidence of the Senate's inde-
cision on matter that may have
widespread political repercussions in
the coming domestic campaigns,
such influential members as Chair
can Connally of the Foreign Rela-
tions Committee and Senator VAN
denberg, Republican, of Michigan
have refused thus far to say how
they will vote.
Senator O'Mahoney, Democrat, of
Wyoming, who usually goes along
with the administration on such
questions, told a newsman he wants
to find out what commodities will
be exchanged between Great Britain
and the United States before he
makes up his mind.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Third PIone Victim Dies

CHICAGO. April Is R.-Mrs.
Mary Pazdyka, SO, died yesterday of
burns suffered when an Army plane
Evening star., 1946-04-15
5000 els to Sail
From Pacific by May |
by the Associated Press

MANILA, April 15.-The trans
portation section of headquarters
of the American Forces in the West
ern Pacific announced today that
more than 5000 enlisted men and
1900 officers would sail for the
United States in the last half of
April.
Ship sailings include the General
Bundy and the Admiral Sims on
April %; the Sea Star and the Gen.
eral Pope on April 81. ....
The hospital ship Marigold left
the 18th with 468 enlisted and 1863
officer patients, and the General
Heinselmar left Saturday The Ad-
nliral Rodman sailed Saturday from
Okinawa with 5,114 passengers.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. - As


auspices of the Washington Hebrew
Sisters Aid Circle.
Government workers will be guests
at Seder to be held at 7:30 o'clock
tonight at Beth Sholom Synagogue
Eighth and Shepherd streets NV
Members of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation will hold Seder at
the Willard Hotel at pm. today
with the congregations spiritual
leader, Rabbi Norman Gerstenfeld
officiating.
Appeals for contributions to aid
refugees, overseas needs and Pal
estine will be made during Passover
by the United Jewish Appeal
Evening star., 1946-04-15

France, and mother of two chill
dren by another marriage, according
to Mr., Spencer. 8
Zech. who served in the German
Army in World War I, came to the
United States at Is, working in har-
vest fields to help finance his high
school and college education in Mon.
tana. A naturalized citizen, he OBJ.
tanned masters degree and doctor
OF philosophy degree at Stanford.
The. investigation was started
when hospital physicians refused t.
sign a death certificate for Mrs
Zech.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Hirohito Will Become
ChristiontMinister Says
BY the Associated Press

DES MONIES. April 15.-Emperol
Hirohito is studying Christian doc
trines and will embrace Christianity
in the near future, the Rev. Bokkc
Tsuchiyama, Japanese Christian
minister from Osaka, told Method
ist youth rally here yesterday.
The japanese people also are look
ing for a new religion, the minister
declared, adding, Thousands are 60
Ing to follow the Emperor's Lead
They feel Shinto and Buddhism
have failed and are turning toward
Christianity" Mr.. Tsuchiyama as
serted.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Air Guard Reunion Tonioht

The District of Columbia Air Ma
tional Guard will hold a reunion and
reorganization meeting at O'Clock
tonight in Room 1927, Municipal
Center Building, Third street and
Indiana avenue NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-15

crashed and exploded near her home
on the northwest side of Chicago
Saturday. The pilot, LIST 1t. Arthur
V. Robitschek, jr.. and passenger,
Albert Schultz, both of Chicago,
were killed instantly as the plane
fell between an apartment building
and frame house.
Evening star., 1946-04-15
Royol Servants Not in Union

LONDON, April Is (P).-An ON
cial Of the National Union of Do
mestic Workers denied today a re-
port published in Reynolds News, a
Labor newspaper, that Buckingham
Palace servants were enrolling in
trade unions.
Evening star., 1946-05-13
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

BUYER for ladies' coats and suits; one
who has had thorough experience in bet
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caFETERiA eaf TERI PM 'MsfANAGER, man or woman wS
must have had commercial experience.
couNTER Work. part time from pm pm
white DIXIE PIG BARBECUE, 5i06
Marlboro pike, Hillside, Md. One block
from District line at Bradbury Heights.
COUPLE, settled. no children on farm,
nearby MARYLAND: wife to do general
housework; permanent. Job for reliable
Apply 1921 7th St. NV. Phone NA. o51o.
FOUNTAIN, part time, white, pm. to 10
pm. daily, 10 am. to 8 pm. Sunday; eX-
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WANTED-MARRIED COUPLE for Year
around country home near Annapolis; fam
lily of adults; woman must be compe-
tent cook. man competent butler r-chauf-
feur;, bedrms. and private bath pro-
vided. Phone Annapolis, Md. Bay Vista
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Evening star., 1946-05-13
HELP WOMEN,

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK-Inter-
esting work for one with good memory and
sense of detail; pleasant office, 5-day, 40
HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOL. 1901 Pa.
OPERATOR. expert
ply ply WASHINGTON PROPERTIES, INC.
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ave. and Woodley I'd: NV, Ia
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ALTERATION HANDS, immediate open
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Evening star., 1946-05-13
6. W. Hospital Plans
To Be Given Thursday

Plans for equipping and operating
George Washington University's So
100000 hospital now under construc-
tion will be outlined at meeting of
the Medical School alumni at 8 pm.
Thursday in Lisner Auditorium.
Speakers will include DR.. Cloyd
Heck Marvin, university president,
Leo G. Schneider, superintendent of
the new hospital, and Dean Walter
A. Bloedorn, of the Medical School.
Evening star., 1946-05-13

HOTEL STATLER. 10th and L sts. NV.
MANAGERS for snack bars in Federal
full responsibility for general supervision
and sales good salary. 1119 21st st. NV.
MANICURIST for department store beauty
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eSs oFfiGE aas 0aks Il for general oce
work; permanent position: 5-day week, Ap-
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Evening star., 1946-05-13

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Evening star., 1946-05-13
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] WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
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myself CHARLES C. MYERS, 1860 W
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l WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
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Evening star., 1946-05-13

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pint of cream this morning."