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    "ocrText": "town. One attorney I particularly remember was a fellow named Sy Victorson,\nMrs. RIC\nwho subsequently became my attorney, and a personal friend.\nVegas Club\nMr. HUBERT. And what?\nMr. HUR\nMrs. RICH. And a personal friend.\nMrs. Ric\nMr. HUBERT. What was your salary there?\nMr. Huz\nMrs. RICH. I don't remember. $50, $60 a week, I guess.\nMrs. Ric\nMr. HUBERT. Did you have any tips?\nsister, and\nMrs. RICH. Sometimes.\nMr. HUB\nMr. HUBERT. Do you remember a man by the name of Andy Armstrong or\nMrs. RIC\nAndrew Armstrong?\nhead, no.\nMrs. Rich. The name Armstrong doesn't ring a bell. I guess, if my memory\n)\nMr. HUB\nserves me correctly-wasn't the colored man that cleaned up around there,\nMrs. RIC:\nAndy?\n,\nready one\nMr. HUBERT. Is that the way you remember him?\npushed aroi\nMrs. RICH. I wouldn't swear to it. I do know we had a colored man cleaning\nMr. HUBE\nup, but I would be darned if I remember his name.\nMrs. Rici\nMr. HUBERT. You think it may have been Andy?\non my arm,\nMrs. RICH. I can't remember. I wouldn't even dare venture a guess. In all\noff, I was go\nhonesty, I would have to say I can't really put a face to. the name.\nMr. HUBE\nMr. HUBERT. But there was a colored man there?\nMrs. Ric\nMrs. RICH. Yes; there was a colored man that cleaned up.\nwasn't push\nMr. HUBERT. Did he stay on in the afternoon and at night?\nMr. HUBE\nMrs. RICH. I don't remember.\n:\nMrs. RICI\nMr. HUBERT. What were your hours?\nMr. HUBE\nMrs. RICH. I beliere I would come in around 3, 4, 5 o'clock, I think, sometimes I\nMrs. RICI\nwould come in at 6, or 7; I would work straight through to midnight.\nassault and\nMr. HUBERT. Was this cleanup man present when you came in?\nI\nMr. HUBE\nMrs. RICH. If I came in the afternoon, yes, the colored man was there. As\nMrs. RIC\nsay, in all honesty, I could not dare venture a name on that.\nMr. HUBERT. But you don't remember any colored man who was there helping\ngoing to Mr\nhe is with\nat the bar in the night hours?\nMrs. RICH. You don't notice them. I mean they are there. If you have been\nhis last nan\na\nbartender, you would know what I mean. You don't notice people like that.\ntold if I did\nThey are taken for granted they are there, you have a bar h'elper. Heck, I don't\ngained for.\nMr. HUBE:\nremember.\nMr. HUBERT. Well, what you are saying is that you do not remember that there\nMrs. RICE\nwas any colored man who assisted with the bar at night.\nMr. HUBE\nMrs. RICH. I will be darned if I can 'even put a face to whoever did bring the\nMrs. RICI\nbottles and stuff out to me, the cases.\nThere was :\nMr. HUBERT. Your answer to my question, then, is that you do not remember\nMr. HUBE\nthat there was a colored man other than the cleaner that you mentioned.\nattorney's o\nMrs. RICH. Well, he did everything. I do remember he lugged beer cases out\nMrs. RICI\nfor me. I think if my memory is right--I think he stacked my cooler for me.\nI was flatly\nMr. HUBERT. Would he leave before you?\nMr. HUBE}\nMrs. RICH. I don't really remember. As I say, these people you take for\nMrs. RICH\ngranted, you don't pay any attention to them. I n'ever gave it a second thought.\nMr. HUBE\nI had one thing on my mind, and it went against my grain. I was doing some-\nMrs. RICE\nthing I knew to be illegal, and I knew I needed the job. Every night I expected\nI walked oui\na raid. That was my prime concern.\nMr. HUBE\nMr. HUBERT. Would you know a man by the name of Ralph Paul?\nMrs. RICE\nMrs. RICH. Ralph Lee?\nMr. HUBE\nMr. HUBERT. No; Ralph Paul.\nMrs. RIC:\nMrs. RICH. If he is the one I am thinking of, he was the manager at Earl's\njob, which\nClub.\nnotice and 1\nMr. HUBERT. Earl who?\ngoing to sts\nMrs: RICH. Earl's Club. I don't know what Earl's last name was. I forgot.\nhastened it.\nIt is a private club in Dallas. But I knew him as Ralph Lee. Oh, I don't think\nMr. HUBE:\nit is the same one. Again, I would remember people if I saw their faces. Names\nMrs. RICE\nI don't remember.\nMr. HUBE}\nMr. HUBERT. Did you know a person by the name of Eva Grant?\nMrs. RICH\nMrs. RICH. Yes.\nMr. HUBE\nMr. HUBERT. Who was she?\nMrs. RICI\n342"
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