Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 17

RENO EVENING GAZETTE PHONE 3-3161 RENO, NEVADA, THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1955 PAGE SEVENTEEN Squaw Valley Business Men Voice Protests McDermott Plans To Leave Board Zoning Program On NIC Policies Draws Protests Clark Member Firm in Request For Control Man at Las Vegas I 7, sTT I AX tv vA wAi irt -41 5 A LI -y -if'- Paul McDermott, Nevada tax commissioner from Las Action of Claims Of Injured Workers Brings Criticism Nevada County Resort Owners Offer Argument Vegas, said today in Carson that he was going to quit de spite efforts of the governor and fellow commissioners to keep him on the important state board. Administrative policies of the Strong protests against an He said "They want me to stay but I am going to quit Nevada Industrial Commission emergency zoning program, de anyway" because a member of the three-man gambling con came under tire Wednesday in signed to cope with problems which will arise from the staging trol board created by the 1955 legislature has not been sta Carson when about 20 business IRON HORSE HAS PLACE TO RETIRE One of the Reno city parks may become the final resting place of the "Genoa," historic brass-bellied locomotive of the Virginia and Truckee railroad, which was recently discovered in a Western Pacific roundhouse at Stockton, Calif. The Reno City Council voted Wednesday afternoon to give the Comstock era "iron horse" a place here, providing it can be obtained from its present owners. Mrs. Clara Beatty, executive secretary of the Nevada Historical Society, asked permission to place the locomotive in Pawning park Councilman Richard Taylor, spoke of a Chamber of Commerce idea to convert a portion of the park into an ice skating rink during the Winter.

The historical society will pay all expenses of enshrining the locomotive and install the necessary walks and cement foundation, and councilmen agreed they will find a place for the relic if it is obtained. men attended a public hearing on tioned permanently, or even on a trial basis in Las Vegas. of the 1960 Winter Olympic proposed NIC rate increases. Southern Nevada has more 1 games at Squaw Valley, have been voiced at Nevada City, A schedule tentatively approved mnnpv invAstpd in crnmh1iny 1 1 ii 1: it was reported here today. Control Board uy uie i-uimmsbion earner uiis or, TrnW0a Objections were launched by 1 XT- A 'J NIC premiums an overall nine per nneciea in me activity cent.

man any otner pare 01 xne Nevada county ski resort operators at a recent meeting of the Nevada County Planning Com Not all classifications of indus- state, McDermott said. Demands List lodge, and Sparks mayor C. E. Richards. The Reno-Sparks chapter of the lodge will be instituted here Aug.

21. More than 100 men, including the two mayors have signed applications to become charter members. (Christensen). try are increased, some premiums Therefore, he added, the MAYORS OF RENO and Sparks were the guest speakers at a Tuesday organizational meeting of a Reno-Sparks chapter of the Loyal Order of Moose. Above, left to right are Mayor Len Harris of Reno, Floyd Pierce, of Maywood, Nevada membership chairman for the mission, which seeks to lay the groundwork to provide an orderly zoning plan to meet the expected are reduced, others boosted and a southern section deserves better tew remam the same.

rpnrpspntatinn on tho hoard. nr4. 1 1 I population influx into Nevada iv.ui. iu uie uiul-imh was level- Ua nw, From Stardust led at past commission action in problems of Qark county by nmrinrr oimo iMiuwnH nrAilr 1 county areas Squaw Valley. OBJECT TO COMMITTEE t-ajB uijuiCvx flvw in and out Dennis Jones, representing re "You have to life there to get Operators of the Stardust hotel RATES POSTED liver Tragedy the feeling of the area and its nave not suppnea JNevaaa gamb sort operators of the Soda Springs area on U.

S. Highway 40, led the ling control agencies with the list Rudolph Schwartz, president of problems," he declared, the Nevada State Farm Bureau, arguments against a proposal to create the special zoning com Failure to station a top-level of more than 2700 stockholders and the new gambling control board members indicated in Carson Wednesday that no license man there jeopardizes legal Test in Court Requested by New Bailiff mittee drawn from several coun protesting the rates assigned to agriculture, said two settlements gambling in this state, McDermott ties in the area, Claims Victims had been paid to one of his em asserted. will be issued until the stock we already have too many ployes without he employer's The tax commission met books are on hand. knowledge. One case occurred Carson this morning to take commissions and committees attempting to direct our affairs and we don't feel that another com QUINCy Two persons a 13-year-old boy and his uncle Derore tne present commission took office and the other last Fall.

actidn on various licensing matters referred to it by the three- drowned in the Feather river Wednesday when the uncle failed Later Opening Scheduled for mittee will accomplish anything At the instigation of William V. Sinnott, Board Chairman Robbins E. Cahill and Member Newell Hancock agreed to inform the Nevada Tax Commission Edward L. Pine, manager of man gambling board which held in an attempt to pull the boy from the stream. Victims of the mis- Because the Washoe commis- important," Jones said.

the Associated General Contrac its first regular meeting Wednes- tor's Association, said his group "We have no problems and we do not approve of a planning committee which includes the Soda sloners have refused to recognize hap were Bryan Holland King, 13, of Oakland, and Cecil C. Nicholls, the validity of his appointment as 55, of Oroville. tri? The tragedy occurred about 11:30 a. m. while Bryan and his niffnrrt Tip vino Wcdnoulau filort also was protesting the rate in crease.

Springs area." He said the contractors would suit aeainst the three men to brother, Way116. H. and sister, Diana, 10, were fishing with their applications and two denials, thus auu 1IdU rL affirming all actions taken by recommended that the license be the three-man board yesterday. wl- Jones' statement followed a re- like to know, among other things, Sparks School uncle at tne kock creeK bridge, quest from Harold Welch, presi- show cause why they refuse to what the commission was doing According to the account given dent of the Truckee Chamber of to police medical claims, hospital Lv', thT open Aug' 2' but another board billV and doctor's fees. able but the New meeting will not be held until late the other two children and Commerce that a zoning commit- Sparks Greenbrae school, Su fnM TOO to riomon crtsvn imrh ron Frontier in which licenses were in August.

perintendent Procter Hug said, Former Reno Official Starts tne stream Dut scramDiea out. "uc- lw" will definitelv not hi finiPrt in mrir wiuuidu, irnnv tVion cnroamp no shf. saw from the Uonner sumnut area anrt sidnev Broder. Louis Kllenson. 1 u.

I mo nr no nrtomntr nt rphnni i 3 i i i n. i one renrpspntfltivo from Tahrv. cj, amVajSii it icuuue xusaei Melvin Miller. A. J.

Gordin and me DOara can taKe no imai ac- --x-- SeDt. b. frnm inHnstrial amsntc I recognize the action. Supporting the show cause request is Judge Gordon Rice, who made the appointment, and who contends he has the constitutional right, to name a bailiff for his court. The petition was made to Judge John B.

Sexton, who will apparently try the petition hearing. CONTROVERSY STARTS Controversy over the appoint Mr a ti o- rMationat sorest. uuorris Koseman. uu" lunch nearby, plunged in to res- HITS FLY BY NIGHTS rTf McDermott said he thought still is the function of the tax cue the lad. Welch so suggested the com- hr.

TrtlA ii rhiMrPn in tht rr 1 ae" action on the applications should commission, tut it nas iuu control in that clared that Iko Business each claim is checked be deferred until the whole New of investigation and the institu mittee, expected to work in co- area TJnrr cqiiI Vie? EAR SAFETY i IMV-M. JUJfj OCWIA UUO JIUUQUJV carefully by commission person Frontier financial picture is tlon of revocation action, and straightened out. passes its recommendations along Th rMHrPn sairf tw nolfl ALit mean double sessions for the first nel, that claimants are examined i iiuaaitJii. in i Lt: 3uuerviMi nrin i a i -i Reno's recently fired sanitation oimrvct T-oanVm hanU- with lwo graaes uniu oreenDrae is carefully by the commission phy Money advanced by the pros- 10 tne tax commission. ijuircr ui x.aait;iii iNevaua couniv i ment of the bailiff started early supervisor, William J.

Albert, is sician, and that the final deter Bryan when both were dragged and Cecil Edmunds, an official of Jslnvn Tvunrrv pective licensees already has been I Principal stockholder in the mination of settlement is hashed in July when Judge Rice asked back in business again at Elko, used in the operation of the Stardust is Tony Cornero Stralla, Greenbrae will have two kin line iiutK.ee iruonc uiinues uis- the undertow created as the trict. to serve as ex-officio mem- that Devine be appointed to work where he has been given the hotel, the commission was told. I formerly the admiral of a fleet of out by the commission itself. PREVENT CHISELING dergarten teachers. A house-to-house survey made by Hug indi Feather river empties into the bers.

Gov. Charles H. Russell said gambling boats anchored off the with present bailiff, Jack Lewis, garbage collection franchise. The two other district judges, A. Alhert will nneratp the sanita coast of southern California.

lake behind Cresta dam. The dam Edmunds, a member of the He said every effort was being that approval of the six new licensees would not interfere with cates 79 children of kindergarten age residing in the Greenbrae about two miles down the planning group, said it appeared J. Maestretti and Garnt Bowen tion service as a private concern, made to prevent chiseling and Feather from the site of the to be important to establish some did not concur in tne appoint- since the city has no sanitation a' continuing investigatian of the area, thus necessitating a second overcharges. He said that he be- New Frontier Hotel and that dis drownings. form of zoning before t'fly by ment.

service of its own. lieved most of the state's physi Cornero originally was an applicant for a gambling license, but withdrew when it became apparent the tax commission did not favor granting him a permit. The Stardust casino is to be ciplinary action would be taken Two other fishermen nearby. mht not dS stand operators cians were dealing fairly with the A recent Sparks school board y-v For 13 years Albert commissioners to appoint a the sanitation service Alhert Nienriem and James Hum- move m- commission and that the "graft of trustees meeting brought commentary, from the trustees that against the hotel at a later date if evidence warranted such action. nhriP nf Salinas rif hparri we do not believe a committee ers" were only a very small uwiui, wiuoi uwy uecuiusi ui i He was fired by Mayor after receiving an opinion from Len Harris after Harris Diana's screams and attempted whlch be made up of new- the Sparks tax rat tod the leased from the landlord group minority.

McDermott sent a letter of res- headed bv Cornero by a small op- Aiiorney general narvey uicKer- tolr rtff5 At Alhprt to aid the two in the river, uut same as last year's, has not risen He said the commission had hired a registered nurse to check son. Dickerson interpreted a 1953 contended 'that he could not be before they could give help, 1VZ7" proportionally with the school en ignation to the governor on July erating partnership headed, by 20 but Russell thus far has re- Milton B. (Farmer) Page, a long-fused to accept it. time associate of Guy McAfee. statute wnicn covers tne power 01 summarily fired since he claim.

Bryan and his uncle had been 'r ux roUment The trustees noted an drug and hospital bills and that engineering and zoning consult ine commissioners 10 appoinu a dragged under the bridge, 11 per cent increase in the num- personnel had been hired or pri ant to plan our bailiff, He said that he had not had an Page, like McAfee, has held a ed he was a civil service employe. Harris took the view that Al The spot where the two ber of students this year over the vate investigators contracted for, rosters of 1953-54. to ferret out wrongdoing in rTTT TMPOKSFRf Moinc opportunity to talk to McDermott Nevada gambling license for many yet but still was determined to years. He also was associated drowned is about 41 miles south i Liauiio 1 1 1. bert was a department head, and thus not entitled to the benefit west of Quincy along highway 40A, the Feather river canyon Air Service increasing enrollments," Hug Schwartz said that unlike other iZJr Vegan t0 When the commissioner failed to take action, Rice made the De-vine appointment, effective July 1, and the commissioners have refused to pay his salary.

WRIT DEMANDED remain on the board. said, "need for additional faculty, businesses, farmers could not of civil service regulations, highway, Its action on license matters an additional school to be put in- pass on "the Nevada Industrial Although Albert asked the city Bryan was the son of Mr. and Urged Here Commission's excessive costs" to recommended by the three-man board completed, the tax commis- to operation and only a small in with Cornero for a few months before the. gambling boats were closed down by federal, edict. CHANGE AT HOTEL The board also learned that a financial reorganization is underway at the Moulin Rouge Hotel in Las Vegas.

Hotel operators are Mrs. Alfred King of Oakland, their customers. crease in property valuation made civil service board to consider his case, the board took no action, announcing that they had no The family was visiting the Nich it appear to the trustees that any 4tT 1 oiuii JliUCL A 1 1 tilt; board this afternoon for a discus- WASHINGTON, July 28. UP) oils family in Oroville, and Mr. cut in the tax rate will be next and sell our product at whole A civil aeronautics board exam Nicholls had taken his two ne sion and determination of policies.

jurisdiction unless the mayor filed a formal complaint with to impossible to make." sale," Schwartz declared, Presumably, the commission al The trustees approved a bid for phews and niece fishing. LAKE IS DRAGGED He charged that "lots of trying to borrow on a them. iner said today that Denver, Kansas City, Salt Lake City and Reno need more east-west air service claims" had been paid that were fcSL! of McDermott first mortgage and have obtained the installation of a new boiler in the intermediate school. The Dragging of the lake was or not roccv ua tu.H"'- 319(1 000 from vprman a irom jacK Silverman, a The franchise which Albert takes" over, effective Monday, is The petition filed Wednesday afternoon, demands an alternate writ and a writ of mandamus from the court, which would force the commissioners to appear and show cause why they "refuse and neglect to approve the Filed with the petition was an exhibit by Judge Rice, which contends it is the "inherent right" and the "exclusive judicial power" of the court to appoint the bailiff. The affidavit states that Judge ganized Wednesday afternoon by between Chicago and California.

The governor indicated earlier, one which has been held by an $7,577 was arvpntpd Tho ha however, that he was not gomg party under the direction of examiner a erdinand D. Moran a -'kT; VC- to dictate administration to the Under Sheriff Ed Soellmever of saia- an initial decision that other firm, and is to run until June of 1957. Under terms of with employers, whom uiwrtu tx uivx ui uuica JIG A Plumas county. But after two three airlines Western, Conti- Electric company for electrical wii v.v.-iiiaii uuai u. onnnintfl V.am 'are paying the bill." Los Angeles supermarket owner, who intends to seek a license.

In a separate action, the board recommended that the tax commission gratn licenses for minor interests in the Moulin Rouge to Louise K. Carson, Marvin Rubin, the franchise Albert is to pay the hooks had been lost on the rough nental and American should be I auuumnu LUC ill iiy ilcliiUlC I rTir cniH Vte itrrviiIH hA I rl 4-r I work- in connection with the WiJ axx vwwiv 6iau iu fhp n(Tnmhlnm A oc fn city $50 a month, bottom of the reservoir, attempts authorized to provide the addi- boiler installation. The cost for am concerned, they will set up to recover the bodies bv that "onal service. Originally Albert and another this will be $2,475. with oenwartz, their own staff, and conduct their method were abandoned.

The Pa- Moran also found that an inter- He declared that the commis firm applied to the Elko city council for the franchise, but the Harriett and Burton Palter, all of own affairs," the governor said. sion was not seeking an "auto cific Gas and Electric Co. low- change of equipment at Chicago ered the level of the lake 10 feet between Continental and Capital McDermott's letter of resiena- Los Angeles- competing firm subsequently Three Minor Fires withdrew its application. and kept it down as long as pos- airlines would be the public in- tion was short and to the point. Foley also asked the commis-He said he was quitting, that it sion to allow the operators of the had been a pleasure to serve and Dunes, another Las Vegas luxury matic solution" of the problem by asking for a rate increase.

He said the new rate schedule was based on an actuarial study sible to aid the searchers. terest, Parties were assigned today to Other applicants for new serv Rice has been serving since Jan. 3, 1955, all this time with only one bailiff; that at least on one occasion there were three trials in session and that on one occasion three different deputy sheriffs were pressed into service as bailiffs in the court. Judge Rice states that in his experience as an attorney and judge, each court requires a bailiff to properly attend to business of the court. hat he held all of his fellow com- hotel plagued by financial difficul- walk the shores of the lake to ices in the area were TWA, Unit- Keep Firemen Busy Accused Robber missioners in high esteem.

ties to borrow $190,000 from Ben- of claims experience conducted by the firm of Woodward and Fon- watch for the bodies. ed, and the North American Air McDermott said today he un- jamon Lassoff, of t-def erred Dunes The body of Mr. Nicholls was lines System, a nonschedule or- Three fires, all of minor pro- diller of New York, consulting ac- found floating in Cresta dam at ganizatlon, portions, hnsipd firptnpn I tuaries Asks for Help cerstood that the rest of the com- licensee. mission was going along with the The board would not accept this governor in determining not to proposition and later voted to de- unless objections are filed, the Wednesday 11 ajn. today and the search for He also declared that increases in compensation voted by the 1953 examiner's recommendations will the nephew was continuing.

Accused robber Santo Amabis- become final in 10 days. 'cu lx summing control board fer action on Lassoff 's application how it should operate, and where until an investigation of his form-its members should be stationed, er associations could be corn- ca, 2U, asked lor a medical ex Moran recommended that West- and 1955 legislatures were not included in computation of current rates, which have been in effect amination when he appeared in Fire Is Fatal That will mean that all board district court Thursday morning. members will live in Reno or Car since January, 1953. CHAIRMAN CHIDED iuu tu ueyonu caused some damage to fence Denver to San Francisco-Oakland poSts by way of Salt Lake City and Reno, subject to a restriction Mve fuse Amabisca is charged with rob To Tonopah Man son. bing the Handy Shop, in Sparks State Highway Toll Increases Cal Liles of Las Vegas, repre McDermott said none of the of $345 Tuesday.

Mrs. against operating through-plane pleted. 1 According to Foley, Lassoff already has posted the money and it is being held in escrow. The gambling board also recommended approval of a plan under which Gus Greenbaum, former licensee at the Flamingo, will be Joe BAKERSFIELD, UP) senting laundries and dry cleaners, chided Cory for "not calling Larsen, manager of the Handy three wants to live in Las Vegas and that he isn't going to stav on wa. ui itiia.

jtal ivi ianan nouse at 401 Court St. shorted out and brought firemen to the scene. The power company took charge of Shop, said Amabisca ordere wise, zu. a rancij wuiaa, urcu floHoJ -t to ''t nDr. ttt07 I Oakland and Reno and points Kern County General Hospital the employers together before tne board to fight for a southern rood, then produced a gun, or today of burns received when his other than Denver north or east M.evada representative.

each legislative session to tell us what the lawmakers are going to dered a customer to the rear of of Salt Lake City. The service to bed caught fire yesterday. the shop and demanded money. Reno would be authorized tem- Two more Nevada residents met death on state highways Tuesday, which were the first the situation. The Watkins Mill Lumber company at 2000 E.

Fourth St. reported a fire caused by a welding tfirrh RpvPTq1 VlQT-rpd raftore Amabisca was quickly found by The coroner's office said he was for three years come managing director of the Riviera Hotel. This establishment has been do the way of increased workmen's compensation. Sen. Fred Settelmeyer of Gard Second License uuineu uvei ins enuuc uuujr aiici highway deaths of 1955 in both Sparks police when Mrs.

Larsen he apparently fell asleep while having financial difficulty since its Pershing and Storey counties. told her brother, Kaiph Micone, HOLD MESSAGE met firemen when they arrived Inspector Hired smoking a cigarette Killed outright when he was of the robbery. Amabisca was opening two months ago. Greenbaum heads a group, many nerville, suggested to Liles that instead, he look over the Clark county legislative candidates prior to election and "find out Police hold a message for Ave- on the scene. Mill employes had Wise was visiting Kern county struck by an automobile cnU.S.

staying at Micone's Apache lino Arbolido. 'already extinguished the blaze. from his home in Tonopah, Nev, Highway 40 was Jose Ruiz Maci- motel. A second city license insDector of them former Flamingo licen- 48, 48, as, Southern Pacific section has been appointed in Reno. sees, planning to lease the what they stand for before send hand, who was a resident of Toy, ICM-ron Drt.V Cnnr The new inspector is from its present owners for 15 miles west of Lovelock.

w.w.w Rogers, who is hired in addition to 250,000 a year. ing them up here." Other requests for reclassification were heard from several pro- present city license insDector The prospective owners have SSi Merchant Patrolman Fined for Slapping Youth frnm a hue nnd wnllrpd intrw thol Wendell Taylor. Both work under loaned the Riviera about one half testants, include George Frey, assistant city manager Fred Fray, million dollars so that operations rauon nvestocK teeoer. wno is Roberts said he saw no reason state farm bureau vice president, jviayor Ln Harris has tagged can continue. patn or an oncoming venicie just the appearance of a po- ings, or he must nave stolen tne assault and battery complaint against Stefanski, claiming he cunven by Harold tfaiiey or bait hce officer, uniformed and arm why Crook, treated as he had William Forman, Reno attorney, cycle, uie license inspection system, in So Stefanski stopped Crookfwas slapped and shaken by the which the inspectors check busi been, should not have talked the representing Consolidated Coo- white-haired, middle-aged patrol and questioned him.

He asked way the patrolman claimed he permines Corporation at Kimber-did. He said Stefanski, in admit- ley and Roy Torvinen of Sierra Fails in Sleep him for his identification and his man. ness income and determine the amount of license fee to be paid, one of the most important activ Lake City, Utah. Mr. Bailey was ed, is enough to suggest the idea not held, according to Sheriff A.

of force, Asst. City Atty. Bruce E. Rose. The death was termed Roberts said Wednesday, "an unavoidable accident" by Roberts was prosecuting mer-Coroner W.

Ira Beddo. chant patrolman JOseph Stefan- Maurice Roy Minatre, 21, Car- ski on charges of assault and bat-son station attendant, was killed tery in Judge Harry D. Ander- Stefanski toldjudge Anderson ting he laid hands on Crook, Pacific Power Company, reasons for being where he was and doing what he did. ities of the administration. his job is to protect his clients, paved the way for legal grounds Cory said that the commission To Cause Crash "His answers were not proper," of assault and battery.

would meet with any employer on who hire him to guard their private property. He contended any Stefanski told the court, and he JUDGE CONCURS classification and rate matters. one acting suspicious near his called the Reno police depart Judge Anderson evidently con- Before the rates go into effect, Senate Confirms U. S. Attorney clients' property merited investi curred, for he said no private the commission must vote form ment on his radio-telephone.

iate xuesaay wnen tne car ne was son municipal court. He was driving missed a curve on the describing Stefanski as he stood Gold Hill road, one mile south of and questioned Russell Crook, 22, Virginia City and plunged 300 the night of July 9 on Marsh A sleeping passenger caused an automobile to overturn Wednesday a mile north of Reno on Greenstone Drive. ARM RAISED gation on his part, citizen has the right to question ally to adopt the new schedule. Roberts, however, said Stefan or detain another. He fined the and a meeting for this purpose The call was answered by Officer Allen Anderson, who testi Appointment of Franklin P.

R. ski had no more rights to ques watchman $25. will be held within a month, Cory Deputy sheriffs said the car feet into a canyon. avenue near Lander street. Herbert McKibben, 20, also of CYCLE STALLED Rittenhouse of Las Vegas as Unit tion a man than any other private XI you saw or thought you saw declared.

was driven by xarry o. anan. fied he arrived and saw Stefanski raise his arm and strike at Crook. He said he saw Stefanski citizen did. "He was only try 17, 420 Vassar St.

Shaff told the a suspicious act, the judge told tpfonclri 'vnil chmild havp nail. Carson, suffered broken ribs and Crook was pushing his stalled head injuries. McKibben, owner motorcycle in circles in an at- ing to show his authority," the deputies his passenger, Robert Cate, was asleep and fell against ed the police department imme- PAYS 10 TTSIi of the car, was a passenger in the tempt to get it started again, lay hands on Crook, although he prosecutor said, "when he unlaw could not be certain the thin fully stopped and detained diately. It is their duty as public Charges of assault and battery vehicle at the time of the acci- Stefanski, armed, uniformed and dent. in his marked Business Men's ed States Attorney for Nevada, was confirmed by the senate today.

Rittenhouse was given a temporary appointment by Federal Judge John R. Ross on July 6. His nomination was subsequently sent to the senate by President youth was actually shaken policemen to protect the public." cost Leon A. Hansen, 60, 1300 the steering wheel as the car rounded a curve. The curve was not successfully Crooks." Stefanski, represented by at Anderson said he found Crook Minatre death brought the Protective Agency car, watched "You, "as a private citizen, "are Nanette Circle, $10 Thursday in charged only with the duty of municipal court.

The charges violated no law and he released gtate highway fatality toll for the the youth's actions. torney Martin Scanlan told the court Crook swore and used year to 90, one more than the Either he must be crazy, Ste- him. completed. Shaff said his car hit a ditch and flipped over. No injuries or citations resulted.

protecting those who see fit to were preferred by Kathryn pay you a fee." I Hansen. total at the ned or July 19o4. Ifanski told the court of his mus Crook later swore out an abusive language..