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4321. Wisconsin Rapids, Monday, August 15, 1927. Price Three Cents 1 day KVj A CONSTRU NEWS PA Qj (1 mm aw mm Why Many Cruisers? They Are Only Sheep. Bamboo for Paper. Wonderful Glands.

By Arthur Brisbane Tran German Atlantic Flyers Turn END GOMES FOR FINANCIER AT Of course, Britain "will not make any arrangement that does not suit her about limiting armament The conference was a gentlemanly Vanzettfs Sister Gets Last Call 4 A. U. TODAY! gathering at which Great Britain wrote the program and everybody Badger Highways, Waters Again Take Frightful Toll POSTMASTERS TO GOME HERE ONE PLANE FAR OUT ON OCEAN else was expected to sign it. HAD BEEN HEAD OF UNITED! STATES STEEL CORPORAL Will Rogers says the difference between "Britannia Rules the Waves" and "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," is that "Britannia TION FOR MANY YEARS Of Week Fnd Merrymakers FOR GONVENTION DURING STORfi rules the waves is a fact, where as "Columbia, the Gem of the 4 WMII'l'IIU111-" (By the Associated Press) Ocean," is only just a song. Eleven names were added to the ABOUT 75 ARE EXPECTED FOR BREMEN'S RETURN TRIP IS MEETING, WHICH WILL BE death toll of Wisconsin highways As it happens, the dispute means HELD ON FRIDAY AND SAT ana waters over the weeK-ena as MADE AT GREAT PERIL; FOG AND STORM MAKE CONTINUATION IMPOSSIBLE nothine to the United States, al New York, Aug.

15 2P Elberf H. Gary, chairman of the board cz the United States Steel corporation died at his home at four o'clock thii morning. Reports of tfr. Gary's death first? began to circulate in the Wall Street district in the middle of the morn-4 ing. Confirmation was not immedi-l ately available at the office of the United States Steel corporation, ana it was not until reporters were URDAY.

accidents and drownings occurred in various parts of the state. In addi though it means much to battleship builders anxious to make money of the people of the United tion to the fatalities, scores of persons received minor injuries in au About 75 Wisconsin postmasters, accompanied by their wives and other members of their families. (By the Associated Press) Germany's first bid for trans-At States. to accidents. Accident Victims lantic aerial honors has failed.

will be in Wisconsin Rapid3 Friday Britain needs fast cruisers, or thinks she needs them, to protect The metal monoplane Bremen communication with his home that' and Saturday of this week for the The killed in accidents; Lester annual convention of the Wiscon which left Dessau at 6:20 o'clock Saturday night returned to the air Heimes, 14, Milwaukee; Jean Stock- the rumors were confirmed. Ill For Month Flop As Fighter, To Be Minister Beulah, Aug. 15 IP With a knockout at the hands of Dana Haswell, Beulah's boxer, as his record in a bout Saturday afternoon, Billy Lamance, 20, son of the Rev. W. M.

Lamance, Methodist minister, today prepared to make good a promise that he would study for the ministry if he failed in Saturday's contest. Young Lamance, central A. A. boxing champion, after arranging with his father to serve as his maniger for the fight, made an. agreement take up prize fighting as a profession if he was successful and enter the ministry if unsuccessful.

sin Association of Postmasters. er Murphy, 5, Kenosha; Miss Vir her commercial fleets over all the oceans. We haven't such fleets and need few if any cruisers. It is as though one man had 10,000,000 sheep, needing many sheep dogs, Business sessions will occupy most ginia Matson, 23, Duluth, Is iii was Eiaiea xnat the cause Mr. Gary's death was chronic mvo drome and landed at 4:20 this afternoon, forced back by the stormy conditions over the Atlantic.

Si of the time of the association mem aac George, 28, Marinette; William carditis. He had been in ill health? I '1- Teideman 38, Marinette; an uniden bers, but the local chamber of commerce has made extensive plans for ELBERT H. GARY tified man at Oshkosh. This is the first picture published in Already Landed Her sister ship, the Europa, the and another man with 000 sheep insisted on having as many sheep dogs as the man with 10,000,000. Those who drowned, Lester A.

America of Luigia Vanzetti, sister Here's a recent picture of Judge El second in the aerial argosy of Junk the entertainment of their wives and other convention guests, and Friday evening members and vis Goosin, 28, Milwaukee; Maynard of the steel corporation the exactf time of death was placed at o'clock this morning. Beyond thatf bare announcement, it was said details will be available until soma' bert H. Gary, recognized head of It's sillv. Let Britain have her Hall, 13, Flint, Michigan; Floyd Stehr, 18, Racine; Carl Emmer, the steel industry in the United itors will be entertained at a ban of the condemned Massachusetts murderer, who has set sail from her home in Italy for Boston to lend him what aid she may. While in Paris en route she participated in cruisers, and spend her money on quet at the Hotel Witter, to be Lower Clifton.

them. We should build only what States, who succumbed this morn ing. time during the afternoon. followed by a dance. The Heimes boy was killed when ers planes, had already landed, being forced to turn about by engine trouble and dense fog over the North sea.

The Europa, in landing at Bremen, was badly damaged, but Herman Koehl and Fredrich Loose brought their ship, the Bremen down unharmed on the Dessau airfield this On July 26, Mr. Gary, who at tha demonstrations of protest against Governor Fuller's Sacco-Vanzetti To Deliver Address an auto carrying five other boys overturned three times when it was The convention will be called to death decision. swerved suddenly to avoid a colli time had been ill for about a week was reported "on the mend" and was stated at that time that he would return to his office within a few days. One of Mr. Gary's last! order at 10 a.

m. Friday moraine BEAR DOWN ON sion. The other occupants were bad our commerce actually needs. In ten years cruisers will be ridiculous and even Great Britain's "experts" will know it. A few high-powered ships, each carrying twenty fast seaplane bombers, would take care of all commercial ships.

ALL READY FOR afternoon. the Rose room of the Witter. ly injured. The five year old Ken The Junkers officials had stated John H. Zahrte of Sparta will de that, after making sure of the me liver the opening address, to be osha girl met death when an auto which became unmanageable ran her down.

Miss Matson was killed in a BRING INDIANS SACGO BREAKS chanical defects of the planes, they followed by welcomes to the visit public acts was on the 16th of when by passing his hand over an! electrically sensitized mechanism hel BIG AIR DERBY would take no chances with unfavor ing postmasters by Mayor George crash of two cars. Goosin drowned able weather, but the pilots had not W. Mead and Postmaster Albert set in operation the gigantic elec when he went to the rescue of Hall, HUNGER STRIKE REDSKINS' DREAM OF A NEW Fontaine. The hearing of reports trified Homestead steel plant near both going down while struggling. NINE PLANES ENTER 'JAMES progressed far over the sea when they encountered fog so thick that, according to Cornelius Edzard, of and addresses, and the discussion Stehr sank after being seized with INCA EMPIRE FADE BEFORE WHITE MEN'S WAR DEVICES DOLE $35,000 PRIZE RACE FROM OAKLAND TO HAWAI a heart attack, according to the cor- oi postal proDiems, will occupy Friday afternoon and Saturday the Europa, it was impossible to see Pittsburgh.

To perform this operation he sat in his office at 71 Broadway and the feat involved building up a minute quantity of energy released from his hand into ereat orner. the hand before the eye. LaPaz, Bolivia, Aug. 15 JP THREAT OF FORCIBLE FEEDING PERSUADES CONDEMNED RADICAL TO PARTAKE OF NOURISHMENT Aged Man Drowns Despite these conditions the crew IAN ISLANDS Municipal Airport, Oakland, Cal morning. Saturday afternoon the convention will conclude jts work with the selection of next year's Dreams of a new Inca empire, rep Newspapers here and in Canada used 15 per cent more paper than last year.

More trees cut down. The British plan to use bamboo on a gigantic scale for news print' production. That should be done in the United States. Vast tracts in Florida, California and all along the gulf coast would grow bamboo. A yearly crop of bamboo with long fiber, grown close to cheap power, would solve one problem.

of the Bremen kept on and she was Leo Garsombke, 72, Milwaukee, enough electrical strength to control! thought to be well on her way across drowned Sunday night in Pewaukee convention city, the hearing of resented as being the goal of the Indian uprising in various parts of ine operation or the steel plant August 15. The first long dis the Atlantic when first reports came lake while fishing. Ha was alone in committee reports, and the election i tie home where Mr. Gary died is tance aerial derby in history, over a trans-oceanic course 2,400 miles out a boat Another fisherman nearby of next year's officers. Bolivia, appeared to be fading today as troops equipped with the white uptown on Fifth avenue from the famous Gary mansion at 956 Fifth of the sighting of a Junkers mono plane off the Norfolk coast of Eng land, bound in the direction of Ger Prominent among the convention in the Pacific, will get under way at heard the splash as Garsombke fell in and summoned aid but the body speakers will be John C.

Chappie, man's war devices were bearing down upon the redmen. avenue, said to be one of the finest noon tomorrow when nine planes was not recovered until midnight. many. postmaster at Ashland, who has residences in New York, which is will swing into the air for Oshu, just returned from eight weeks in now in process of demolition. The Await Reinforcements A whole division of soldiers has main island in the Hawaiian group.

Europe. He will tell of his per Gary mansion contained a marble Boston, Aug. 15 Nicola Sacco broke his fast today after starting upon the 30th day of his hunger strike by refusing breakfast. During the forenoon he took a quart of beef broth. End Comes Fast The end of the fast came when Dr.

Joseph McLaughlin, prison physician, threatened Sacco with forcible feeding if he did not eat. Mrs. Rose Sacco, wife of the condemned WT1U IVT One Woman To Be Repeated London, Aug. 15 A Reuters Ber been brought into action and the Praise the Lord, for you really are, as the Bible says, "fearfully and wonderfully made." sonal contacts with European pos VTiii iiaiuc nagier i Seventeen men and one woman staircase valued at $150,000. Because the contractor tearing down in correspondent quotes the Junkers tal methods.

Another speaker' of government claims to have succeeded in pacifying certain sections. Conservative Director Miss Mildren Doran, 22 year old note will be Merlin Hull of Black Anna Scotto, 12-year-old girl, fell the mansion estimated that it would Michigan school teacher win travel firm as saying that the attempt to fly to America will be repeated as When the remainder of. the troops head first into the mud in ten feet River Falls, former speaker of the cost the full value of the great stair toward Wheeler field near Honolulu for a $25,000 first prize and a detailed to the campaign reach their soon as the weather improves. state assembly and former secre case to remove it, however, it was of water and remained in that posi tion for five minutes, not breath Madison, Aug. 15 Col.

L. B. Nagler, private secretary to the governor, will be named director of destinations the government con offered for sale for $1 to any one tary of state, who will talk on the postmaster's relation to the public. 000 second prize, the gifts of James Dole. One plane lacked official ap man, and Michael Musmanno, ot the insr.

necessarily. tends that the situation has been brQUght under control. In the fail who would take it away. Sturtevant Wreck counsel for the defense, were pres She was resuscitated, brought Ever since Mr. Gary passed his Zahrte President ure of the Indians in the department back to life by use of adrenalin, ent.

Although Sacco showed the effects of his long abstinance from Narrowed To Four state conservation, according to information obtained from one of the state conservation commissioners. The announcement of this change will be made shortly after the legis 80th birthday, rumors of his resignation as chairman of of LaPaz to join the movement hope The present officers of the state In the small adrenal glands, near Incas have lost their principal hope hi3 condition was reported as proval. The Dallas piloted by Captain William Erwin, distinguished war-time flyer, was ready for navigation tests and expected to qualify before noon. The "Dallas Spirit" will be the ninth starter, association, besides President Zahr the steel corporation have been re the kidneys, men, and other warm blooded animals, manufacture fairly good. Four years ago he went te, are John H.

Burkhart, Mon for success and if there is truth in the government's claim that the dan current. The general belief that 1 on a similar strike while in the Ded roe, hrst vice-president: Lmma V. substance that regulates blood flow, viaiy wos cuiisiuering resigning De lature adjourns, if the present plans are carried out. The matter has been talked over in executive session of ger of arisings in LaPaz is over, ham jail but brought it to an end af Clark, Black Earth, second vice- protects life and cures the idiocy came more pronounced after the then the disillusioned natives will be ter being fed forcibly. president; J.

R. Stone, Reedsburg, of "cretinism. eight having qualified previously. Ton of Fuel The planes will carry nine tons of the commission. obliged to resume their menial la Glenn Frank, president of the third vice-president, and J.

C. Milwaukee, Aug. 15. JP With testimony completed in the inquiry as to what caused the wreck of a fast Milwaukee road mail train near Sturtevant Friday, transcripts will be sent to the Interstate Commerce Commission at Washington, it was announced today. According to reports, responsibility for the wreck, in which That Mr.

Nagler is anxious to re bors as virtual slaves to the white University of Wisconsin, and Felix Chappie, Ashland, secretary-treas inhabitants. The wealth of this country, if it could be divided, would make every gasoline, averaging a ton of fuel to each plane. They will dash down a Aber, head of the Ethical Culture urer. Members of the executive ceive the appointment is well known in Madison. Some of Mr.

Nagler's Clubs and slingshots are proving society in New York, have agreed to committee are W. A. Devine, Madi friends declare that he will become off runway permitting only one son; John S. Ferrall, Green Bay; inefficient arms for the restoration of Inca power, pitted against the rif join the citizen's national committee for Sacco and Vanzetti in urging man, woman and child worth more than $1,000,000. Wealth won't be divided, fortunately such division would kill ambition and deaden in Charles C.

Looney, La Crosse; Giles so well acquainted with the people of the state in the new department that two trainmen lost their lives, has les, bayonets and machine guns, and federal investigatioin and the open Putnam, New London: Ernest plane to gee into me air ai a ume. Today the airport was a stream of dust from the roar of motors going through their final paces. narrowed down to four men. The he will be a probable candidate for the Indians now are making a piti R. Nicol, Chippewa Falls: Albert terest in life.

Men must travel a ing of development of justice files in connection with the noted case, the state office within a couple of years. ful defense. L. Fontaine, Wisconsin Rapids, and mail train was derailed when it ran into an open switch, witnesses long way mentally before they Mr. Nagler was long connected No More Casualties committee announced Saturday Fred S.

Thompson, Superior. earn freedom from necessity's lash with the secretary of state office. He No further reports of deaths testified. An employe set the switch Stevens Pointer night. Sends Telegram served under James A.

Frear and among the warriors have been given against the train, it was said. last meeting oi tne steel corporation's stockholders on April 19, when remarks he made at that time were construed as valedictory. On February 25, last, Mr. Gary celebrated tha 58th anniversary of his incumbency as an executive officer of the corporation. The body of Judge Gary will be brought to Chicago tomorrow for burial near hi3 old home in Wheat-on, 111.

His two daughters, Mrs. Robert W. Campbell, wife of the chairman of the board of trustees of Northwestern university, and Mrs. Gertrude Sutscliffe of Chicago are at the Campbell home in Evanston, seat of Northwestern university. Had Dual Problem As head of the great United States Steel corporation, Mr.

Gary constantly was confronted with two problems of the most vital importance to the two directly opposite The learned Justice Sullivan be Cheesemakers To Secretary Merlin Hull of Black Riv In Honolulu Flight out here and it was generally consid- lieves that too much science is "I want to do everything I can to insure the consideration of every er Falls. After the war was over he Meet In Milwaukee! ere a 'n oner to Put a taught in schools and universities Airport May Be was appointed to the state prohibi io me movement ine troops must atom of evidence in this case, so Some of it should be omitted and Stevens Point. Lieut. Vilas Knope, son of Mr. and Mrs.

N. shall gladly join in urging this re Established Here tion force and was later selected by Secretary of State Zimmerman for a Milwaukee The Wisconsin "American citizenship taught in necessarily inflict heavy Plac ing the blame for the trouble entirely on communist agents, the gov lease of information in federal Cheesemakers Association is send Knope of Stevens Point, will act as notnmtiK nt tha "Mice Tlnrnn TliiVil post in that office. Gov. Zimmerman stead. Unfortunately "American citizen- files," said a telegram received from ing out letters to all Vnembers calling Wisconsin Rapids has been includ' Mr.

Frank by the committee. shirj" is a little indefinite; there ernment declares that alter a recent plot to overthrow the govern "'rcu rcwcwiijF bi-plane, which is entered in the Dole when he assumed office on Jan. 1. air race from San Francjsco to Hon ed in the latest group of cities which are planning commercial airports. attention to the annual convention in Milwaukee in December when 500 prizes will be offered for the best cheese of all different classes.

There ment, these agitators incited the In olulu Tuesday, according to informa- Watertown Man are too many definitions of it, and science is VERY definite. It has always had to struggle against the the commerce department announc dians to bring about the restoration Sets Record For tion received here. The plane will carry Miss Mildred Doran, pretty To Judge Cattle of the lost glory of the Inca empire, ed Saturday. Menasha, has also been named in this group. This theory that it was superfluous, or will be state prizes, county prizes In La Paz city the Indians are go school teacher from Michigan.

Large Pea Crop not necessary. and post office prizes. The associa makes a total of 187 cities planning ing about their usual duties. The Marshfield O. E.

Mullen, Water- Lieut. Knope, a graduate from An groups of people concerned in them. One was the successful direction of But science conquers. Those that airports while 864 airports and in white population is showing no signs once put scientists in jail for teach tion is anxious to have entries in every county. In past years prizes had to be returned to donors because (Special to The Tribune) termediate landing fields already town has been secured to judge dairy cattle and the junior club exhibits at the huge business organization with of alarm.

ing "a round earth, going around have been established. Marshfield Roy Fischer, town assets of nearly $2,000,000,000 and napolis in 1919, has been flying since 1923 when he was transferred from the engineering corps to the aviation service after his return with the destroyer fleet from a seven months' the Marshfield fair in September. there were no entries in the classes the sun," now teach that theory of Lincoln farmer, has just finished Strip maps of five airways will Mr. Mullen is well recommended hav also. specified.

The list of classes in which be issued this month: Chicago-Twin involving the investments of thousands of persons; the other, the human consideration of the more than Halts Interference harvesting four and a half acres of peas on his farm, which produced a ing worked at a number of state prizes will be offered this year in Cities; Dallas-Oklahoma City; Oklahoma City-Wichita, Wichita- cruise In European and Asiatic wa fairs and until recently was an as Mussolini has had to use rough cludes: By Mine Rioters yield of 19,500 pounds of shelled peas. The peas were sold to the ters, 1922-24. sociate judge at the Wisconsin state Class 1 American cheese, any Kansas City; Cheynne-Pueblo, Col fair. He will judge the junior calves 80000 employes of the steel corporation and its subsidiary companies. That he was eminently successful in dealing with both problems from Marshfield canning company who Columbus, Ohio, Aug.

15 1P shape, made before Sept. 1, 1927. Class 2 American cheese, any on Tuesday afternoon, September say that it is the largest yield per Lindv Arrives Near jv i a. it rri I Simultaneously with the arrest of 6th and if he can finish those classes shape, made in September or Octo Spooner Man Hurt acre in the history of the state. The previous state record was 3500 Springfield At Noon two more alleged mine rioters in Belmont county today, United States that day will also finish the work the standpoint of employer and employe was proved by the tributes that were paid to him by the lead methods sometimes.

But one opinion, which "may outlive Wells' theories, is that without Mussolini there would be no organized Italian government today. It was a choice between bolshevism and fascism. You will notice that the Italian lira is worth 25 per cent more than the French franc. That one fact outweighs much theory. In Tram Mishap pound of shelled peas per acre.

The judging Brown Swiss, Jerseys Rnd Ayrshires. Holsteins and Guernseys ber 1927. Class 3 American cheese, any shape, made after Nov. 1, 1927. Class 4 American cheese, made by Colby process.

Class 5 Drum Swiss Springfield, III, Aug. 15. average yield on Mr. Fischers district court here issued a temporary order restraining union miners from interfering with men going to will be judged Wednesday. Rice Lake, Aug.

15 farm this year is 4300 pounds. ing men of the industrial world who made up the steel corporation, and those who worked in the ranks of Burley Dobson, Lancaster, will One man was injured when six re Col. Lindbergh and his "Spirit of St. Louis" zoomed out of the sky today, landing at the newly named The Marshfield canning company work in four eastern Ohio mines. At cheese.

Class 6 Block Swiss cheese. Clas3 7 Limburger cheese. Class judge swine, sheep, beef cattle and frigerator cars, loaded with fresh is in the midst of their canning sea its various companies. the same time Prosecutor Paul Wad-dell, Belmont county, announced that horses. He judged at Marshfield last 8 Brick cheese.

fish, were derailed in a wreck of Lindbergh field near here at noon. son and report that generally the During the years he was head of quality is the best enjoyed. The he will carry his charges against year and his work was satisfactory. A. L.

Stone, Madison, will judge the the Duluth-Chicago fish special on the Omaha road today. Conductor LITTLE JOE farmers report that crops are un Sheriff C. C. Hardcsty to governor the steel corporation, Mr. Gary negotiated and consummated many important matters, but perhaps the agronomy exhibits, community and even.

Some fields have excellent Donahey Tuesday or Wednesday. Heavy Fog Responsible For township booths. Fred Burton, Spooner, received a fractured rib and other injuries in the crash. A broken rail caused The prosecutor claims that in the crops while others are very poor. Many farmers who had good pea midst of a mine disturbance the sher Will Hold Autopsy Bad Crash Near Milladore one that gave the greatest measure of satisfaction to the country generally was the elimination of the 12-hour day in the steel industry.

Mr. Gary had been in favor of this move iff had been intoxicated and incapacitated for duty. While, Col. L. S.

AUs To Aavje the cars to pile up, tearing up the track for nearly 500 feet. The engine did not leave the rails. None of the derailed cars were broken crops report that their other small grains are while farmers whose pea crop is small have excellent small grain crop3. To Determine Death f.nnnllv. Ohin nntirtnal CTiarri.

con. ing her six month's old baby at the tinued to assist in the Belmont coun- (Special to The Tribune) Milladore, Wis. A heavy fog was long time and it was before the Baraboo, Aug. 15 IP An H5 Grs- TUrrkA A open. ty situation he told newspapermen, time of the collision, and the infant was thrown across a wire fence into autopsy will be made on the body responsible for a head-on collision board of directors many times.

Finally, in the early part of 1923 a committee of the Iron and Steel Insti 5 Killed, 6 Hurt In that he has information that union miners are picketing the court house and jail. Girl Claims Cult of Walter Lrickson, 26, North Freedom, which was taken from the Baraboo river last week. between two automobiles about a half mile west of this village at 2 :30 Sunday morning, and occupants of Montreal Explosion Censored Letters There has been persistent rumors tute made a survey of the whole question. Its report was to the effect that it was impossible to abolish the 12-hour day because the chanee Montreal, Aug. 15 -P Five that the young man had been murdered by enemies who had stolen persons were killed and six injured by flames, smoke and debris from a field, escaping uninjured.

An older boy and girl were only slightly bruised. Assists Injured The other auto, a Ford touring car, was driven by a Mr. Sigl of Ripon, who was painfully bruised. The accident happened near the James Feit home, and Mr. Feit assisted the injured people to his home, where a doctor was called.

Later Mr. and Mrs. Kurt and children were taken to the Trausa home, and Mr. Sigl took the train for St. Paul.

Both cars were totally wrecked. would require too many additional men (Mr. Gary estimated the number at 60,000) that there was a shortage of labor at the time and that to make the change abruptly an explosion which blasted its way through a wall and ignited an apartment house today. both cars were badly hurt as a result of the accident. Seriously Hurt Mr.

and Mrs. Kurt and family of Ladysmith were riding in one of the cars, a Maxwell, en route to visit Mrs. Kurt's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trausa, of Milladore.

Mr. Kurt was seriously cut about the head, and suffered greatly from loss of blood. His wife was thrown from the car and wal injured about the head. She was hold- St. Joseph, Aug.

15 IP Edith Meldrum, office worker at the House of David colony, testified today at the state's dissolution suit against the organization that the colony made a practice of censoring all out going mail. She added, however, that letters addressed to members of the colony were not opened. Out going mail was rcaddressed, the wit La Crosse Pavilion Destroyed by Fire La Crosse, Aug. 15 Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the Rainbow Garden dancing pavilion just outside of the city limits, here shortly after 1 o'clock Sunday morning; The damage wa3 estimated at $16,000, about half of which was covered by insurance Vinceno Collette lost his life while upon him as he was fishing on the bank3 of the river, and that liis assailants then threw the body into the stream. Special investigator, C.

E. Netizel, has uncovered evidence which tends to support this theory, but further developments await the result of the autopsy which will be performed by Dr. C. H. Bunting, Madison pathologist, today.

would cripple the entire prosperity searching for his wife and four chil oi tne country. That time came within a few dren who had escaped. Smoke entering a second story flat, asphyxiated four members of a family who were months and the 12-hour day, long a Mo.v..Mr.ofp. DrtffA ness testified. sleeping thera on Fags Two)..