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VOLUMTUOav" JU PAGES LEWISTON MAINE FRIDAY JULV 61934 LAST EDITION QUCE THREE CENTSS TaEp-: I A Perry Beats Straight Crawford in Sets for Title AUSTRIAN GOVT BUILDINGS ARE BOMB TARGETS With France WIMBLEDON Bag July if) --Frederick Jqhn Parry If-year-old English tennis star today da-faatsd Jack Crawford of Auatfalia the defending champion l-l 4-0 7-i la tha man's aliigln final of the all-England tennis championships to restore tha titlo to England for tha first tims In 8C yean It waa the year Perry waa born that A Gore one of the immortals of tha English courts won the Wimbledon championship Blnoe then the stars of Australia France and tha United States have monopolised the titles The tall dark-haired Englishman waa not to bo anted today aa ha unloosed -one of the most biasing games the famous cantor court has witnesJEd in yean to literally blast the Australian ace off the courta It was tha third championship mooting between the two within jjo Political oMiefentive Alliance Being Songht-France Is Prepared to Divorce Herself in Any Military Way with Belgian General Staff Reports from Provinces Are Economic Dictator Is Given Wide Storm Troops Will Do Hitler Is Preparing Account of Revolution BY HAROLD SRAMAN Aeeoeiated Frees Foreign Staff LONDON July Technical collaboration from Great Britain In the event Belgium la wbr Invaded' all that France Is asking of England and indications are that she mayget it the Associated Press was informed today Franca- waa not asked and does not expect It was learned any sort of political or defensive alliance with Orest Britain not because the French would not want It but because months ago Britain plainly informed Paris that the Locarno pact was the only one to which (he wished to adhere The technical collaboration would consist of purely military cooperation whlrh In a matter affecting the general staffs of the two nations' military forces and not political point In return for technical cooperation France -would have to divorce fO COMMAND IN DUTCHRIOTS Z4 Three Demonstrators Killed And Score Injured In Am--' sterdam Fighting 'VIOLENCE INCREASING SR hemployed and Communists Protesting Cut in Dole BattUng Polic AMSTERDAM Holland july Wl-C Ity authorillti ordered today 'no quarter" bo given In a tiiat Bandits Steal $250000 Gems At Gloucester Mrs Shaw Says She Was Last To See Gray Alive Fivi Men Dretted in Sport Clothei and Armed with Machine Gun and Automatic! Loot Hodgson Kennard Co -Jewelry Store Tells of Auburn Attempt to Swim Across Ssbbsthdsy Lake at Night Despite Her Jfdvice-Believe Wounds Caused by Fell Jest Before Swim twd-dey-old battle against rioting herself entirely In any military unemployed and Communists Thro- wsy from ths Belgian gt-nernl staff dtmoaiatratore been killed and 'and reconstruct French defense score injured I policy on the basla of strictly were ordered to take the! neutral Helglum lost severe measures toward the' demonstrators wao heve barricaded themselves up In the Jordssm Workers' district la tha wegtern I part of the city I Disturbances continued this eft ernoon with Increased violence -Authorities considered aeklng for lilts ry rslnfori ements Bayonets Cathoiie Storm Trappers De-mud Government Act Against the Nasb HEAVY DAMAGE Socialists Predict Evolution Not of Brown Shirts But of Reds VIENNA July tJPb-The government's fatherland front headquarters at Knittlefeld Ktyrla were dynamited today and the houae of a government commissar fti Klndberg Styria was bombed with heavy damage in both cases Continuance of terrorism in Aue-trle aroused conference of Catholic 8torm Troop leaders at K'sgen-furt to demand that the government do eomethlng against the Neale The -conference urged particularly that Naxla In government Jobe be dismissed end government commissars be installed in all business Continued on Page Column QUESTION NEGROES ON PORTLAND MURDER PORTLAND July V-Regle Bums 31 of Jersey City and David Buchanan 14 of Omaha Neh both Negroes were held In police headquarters today on a charge of suspicion of committing a felony The -two men were brought hare lari night from Littleton for questioning In connection with rthe slaying leaf March of Charles Diggs II a Negro Policf quoted them aa saying they left this city three days before Dfgga' body the head nearly severed -was found in hla cellar SAN FRANCISCO July I JP) San Francisco's blood-stained waterfront bristled with bayonets today aa National Guardsmen patrolled the battle-ground on which two men were kilted and 84 wounded by pnlire fire In the latest disorder of the Pacific coast maritime strike Fear of further bloodshed because of the arrival 1 of 1800 guardsmen during the night waa expressed by Chief of Police William Quinn whose blueroate ud guns and tear gae In yesterday's rlsshes Threats of a general strike were heard hera and at Portland On following disorders at both cities The tense situation waa ra-echoed on the Atlantic roast Joseph Ryan president of the InternaUon- JACK DEMPSEY IS GIVEN BART SHOWER Bristle Along Waterfront At San Francisco Special guards were posted at the gas works and other publir wtlliliee and barricades were erect -d cutting off the affected area CThe rioters are proteetlag a dole "They assisted repeated police' ehargie after -rebuilding barricades Ai'iflili'btnw tnra down during the night A one of the first measures for oping with tb: more situation 30t mounted military police were brought Into the city All traffic police were withdrawn from their poet while armed pa-wau marched thrn the menaced mlaiater of tha intdflor we conferring with the ministers of jostles and defense regarding mens-t handle the disorders Two Thouaand National Guardamen Patrol Area--34 Person Shot Down Two Fatally Wounded by Police Gun Fire Yeaterday the year and every time Perry has won H'e flnt defeated Crawford In the United States championships last September then went to Australia and etripped Jack of hla Antipodean crown Perry required only an hour and ten minutes to complete hie conquest one of the shortest (Inals of Wimbledon Jean Borotra end -Jacques Brug-non veteran French defenders of tha doublea title advanced to the final round with a 7-S 3-t 1-1 1-4 victory over the highly-touted young English combination of lan Collins and Wilds Lester Stoefen and George Lott Jr UnlteS States Davis Cup doublea combination won their semifinal match from the Australian-German combination of Harry Hop-man and Daniel Prenn (-4 I-C -J l-l 'and will meet Brugnon and Borotra for the title tomorrow GLOUCESTER Maas July (Pi Five bandits whose menacing automatics ajid machine gun contrasted aharply with their summer apoi-la- toggery held up the Hodgson Kennard and Co Jewelry store here today and escaped with gems estimated worth in excess of S3i0-000 Leaving Charles A Orcuti manager of the store which ia located In the---fashionable Magnolia section of this North 8hore city bound and gagged as were four others in the place they fled In two cars Contrary to early reports the shop had not yet opened for business on what waa to have been its first day of the summer season The bandits mads their entrance through the adjoining living quarters of Orcutt and hla wife where In addition to the Orcutta they surprised Robert Hodgson son of a partner In the firm Edward Davis and Jeaaia Goddcrd a Negro maid With a curtly spoken command "Do 'em up" four of Uia bandlta each armed with an automatic pistol backed the group into a corner and quickly trussed them up with cords and adhesive tape white the fifth stood guard with a machine gun The hkndits then turned their attention lo the shop and quickly swept All 'available Jewelry in a Continued on' Page 2 Column 4 WATER SHORTAGE IN IMPERIAL VALLEY Colorado River Is Falling Rapidly Use of Water for Irrigation Rationed BRAWLEY Cal July I (FI The Imperial Valley which furnish tro-th1rdi of the Nation's winter vegetables la fating Its moat serious water shortage' The drought la probably the last aa well the worst Within a year the gigantic Boulder Item will a sure an adequate supply of water for Irrigation The Colorado river from which tha valley is supplied by a canal built in ItOl Is falling rapidly and reports from Grand Canyon and abova Indicate the smallest (low in years All available storage tanka In the valley have been filled and the use of water for Irrigation rationed Watering of lawns has been forbidden Health officers have Issued warnings that tester for domestic purposes should bo guarded that uaad for drinking boiled FISHING SHIP APPEARS AT PORTLAND PORTLAND July t-CD-A Gloucester fishing schooner reported lost turned up today with 40400 pounds of fish ih har holds white -tb waterfront stared Local fishermen aald they had heard the schooner Hesperus waa lost a week ago on Anticosti Island lajbb Gulf' of St Lawrence The' big1 halibut schooner tied up at Central wharf aad her skipper Capt Jack "Strings" Griffin va-hementlr denied- hl vemer'iretit ashore The torn of part of bar rudder ha aald necessitated tow-Inf thd ttip acTOea tha gulf to Port Hawkabury Ha ex- apparently mad been mlataterpret- Head Gf Llaboi Street' BY A STEFFERUD Copyright 1934 by Associated Press BERLIN July Nail vigilance against revolt was resumed today with disquieting reports that "something more la brewing" among friends ot Nasi leadera The Nail party spokesman laid the Roehm revolution had wide ramifications and waa well organised and' -that thoee delegated by Chancellor Hitler to preserve the regime are taking no chances on Rodim's sympathlxprs 8torm Troopers In civilian clothei under ordera not to wear uniforms during a vacation period were reported to have mr today in the Wedding district of Berlin former etrongliold of- Communists and to have shouted This and other Indications the spokesman said nave brought re- Contlnued on Page 8 Column 8 HITLER BARELY ESCAPED DEATH rt ERIAU Germany July 4 UP) Chancellor Jlltler It Waa revealed loriiy barely escaped assassination at the hand of Edmund Heines one of those whom Hitler tried to arrest Ernst home near Munich Only thru determined and tltnely Intervention of one of the Chancellor's Sides who shot ShS ''Killed Helnea aJien the latter ran up to Hitler with a revolver waa disaster to the Chancellor averted It was revealed The story waa told to an American ridacn residing here by a friend of Heines who war aaid to be absolutely reliable Heines waa chief of police of Breblaa and a prominent Nasi GERMAN PROVINCES THREATEN TROUBLE Bresian Silesia Barely Escapes Armed Uprising-Catholics Alarmed BRESlAr Slleate Germany July I (P) Provincial polltiral disturbances echoes to bloody tumult In Berlin and Munich hold the danger nf further developments There were various Indications of this today The populace of Breslau la convinced It barely escaped an armed uprising last waek-end and la etlll Inclined to worry Street life however returning to normal with picked guards relieved from duty All Storm Troopers were forced to sign a statement that they do not possess weapon Discontent appears to be growing over utterances of Helmut Brueckner provincial Governor Tha strong Catholic element la especially worried over hla recent speech at Ratibnr In which he frankly warned prleats to cease attacking the State or suffer the consequences Catholic apprehensions were aroused In another speech by Brueckner at Obci-achrelberhau There according ta the Catholic version the Governor aald "two ladles already hava been In the same breath Cathollcp said Brueckner warned more executions would follow If hia condition were not lived up to How clone Breslau came to an aimed uprising hut week-end was indicated by a Nail who told the AaaoclateJ Press: "After the entire Storm Troop here had received several weeks of thorough military training under the pretext of Jor the not way' this body tried to persuade the Relchawehr (regular army) garrison here to equip it with arms Thla demand wms flatly refused" CMT STUDENTS at fort McKinley PORTLAND July 4- (if) -CM TC students lined the rail of government atoamera today -emwu tei to Fjrt McKinley ip Portland har-bor ton thelrgaiiua encampment By nightfall 104 youths from Maine New Hampshire chuaetts and Vermont will be Corporation Counsel Chanter approved the decision saying: al Longshoremen's Association nlj uit Gets Enough Rattles Blankets And Diapers for Several Bakes NBW YORK July (FWark Delnpaey'a friend got together yaa-terday aad gave him a baby show was at tha Stork club and It lasted several hours When waa ell over the former heavyweight champion of the world slaaiborad into a taxi with 14 rattles II pink and blue blankets and eaves besaa of diapers Dempaey'a friends stood around with rattles In one hand and drinks Jn tha other Someone pulled a big wooden stork up to the second floor Td eet It up at tha bar Then Max Baer heavyweight champion and vaudeville actor suspended a celluloid baby doll from the stork' beak "It's this way explained Mare Lachmann Dsmpsey'a public relatione eounaelter to a puis lad-bystander "in about a month Jack oln to become a father He hM never been a father be-fwe end they are giving him a bower Like a bride has a shower" Dempaey smiled wanly and rub-blanket mp orebead wltk baby wile Hannah "Cheerful Little Itorful hi "Sweet and in 100 bumr to eooo to too 1 hope K'H he a boy" he toa Mt him 1 Jut want him tava a good edueattoa J5 2 1 bo'1 0eM wo'U fack-" he added "Aad If lie a girl well name it Jacqueline But 1 'don Ho left asking "Do yea ase a blue blanket for a boy and a pink girl ar la the ether way for Want Home Loan Agent At Springfield Ousted Hone Owners Charge Rap-ud Flagg Is Discourteous to Applicants -WASHINGTON July Owners Loan Corp aald waa Investigating tha np taints- again at nMgaaateteat dl strict manager at Springfield Mass A Foqueef tor toe removal of Ftegg haa boon received fron tha Springfield Homo Owners Protective Association which la a rwolu-tlaa adopted at a meant meet lag peuaad tha aaalataat manager af the Home Owners Loan office of being feint summery i fat hla courteous SIAMESE TWIN INSISTS ON MARRIAGE LICENSE Plans Appeal to New York State Supreme Court After Two Rejections NEW YORK- Jury MV-Vtolet Hilton the sta aboard -half- of" the Hilton slaters "Siamese" twins la going to fight It out with New York officiate who yeaterday m- luted to Issue a marriage license to her and Maurice Lambert musician Turned down both here and In Newark Miae Hilton at first considered the possibility of going to Maryland to get the license 8he Changed her mind today and Is going to make an Issue of it Her attorney Irving Levy aald ho would apply in Suprema court for a mandamus writ directing the New York city clerk to grant the license won't permit Violet and ot course Daisy (Daisy la tha slater) go to Maryland" Levy aald city set an undesirable precedent In ref using 'o laaue the license going to have a showdown on the matter The only way to solve It Is thru ths mmndamus proceedings" In deciding not to grant a license to Violet and Lambert Assistant (Corporation (Counsel Russell Tarhog wrote "Application denied on the ground that bride to a Siamese twin" This did not seem adequate to Levy and tha matter waa placed before William Chanter Acting la Newark tha turned down on similar grounds Horal aald City Clerk Harry 8 Ralchenatain applicants wars tmllar Chance lCAUGN July Violet Hilton red-haired Siemens twin and her fiance Maurice 1 Lambert today were invited to coma to this Arkaaaas town to be A Carter deputy court clerk tor Crittenden county Just across the Mlxelaalppi river from Memphis Tenn gave out a statement la which bo aald "Crittenden county Arkansas win gladly furnish VIOtet Hilton with a 'marriage license provided she makes applica-tlonhtre" shouldn't Ylotet aad Daisy atop la MarloiL Ark on thalr trip to their home ln Texas Carter asked "There'll be ao delays and only tilt Ueenae fan" He aaked a Memphis newspaper to have hla offar communicated to the twine aad asked when they might ho expected abould they feel BASEBALL SCHEDULE By The -Associated Press (Timas Are-Kaotan-dMaadaEd) National League Nqw York at Brooklyn clear 324 pm Boatoff'bt Philadelphia clear PUlahurgh pm Qneiapatl'at--St 4 pm Amorieon Loaguo St IiCuIa' at 'Deti-olL' elder' 3 riear cloudy Chicago at Clavaland clear a punt INawTPfk 1 yn FhDaddphia pjn'f "fc -I BOSTON July Patrolman Bartholomew O'Nall early today tturowly eecaped the fate that -overtook Jama Maltor irsj i ago when ha waa kilted by a I what la known aa tbe la the Bunker HUI eectlon ef Charlestown (O'Neil reported that a speeding ar wttkout lights waa driven dl-raatty at him a be stepped talc -tbe tenet to atop (ha machine lie averted being struck he aald by jmaalng la tbe sidewalk Three akata ftred by tbe officer failed to Hrtoptba Weather TONIGHT SHOWERS SATURDAY Showers -PORTLAND Faracaat for andibewdvr-atorma beginning TOMORROW'S ALMANAC SUN Rises 1 4M Bata MT MOON days aid Length of Day If hn 18 mtna High Tldei at Portland tteL MT PJL 8J7 PJC Day's aplghjrar- am Saturday? aooter f-BaUirday Bight: laGtWMUiff gent aantbwaat I a da -becoming fresh to atroogyii Bun raT' 7co3itteM After a two hour questioning in Auburn Friday of Mrs Betty Shaw of Lewi ton and her pister Mias Beatrice King of Auburn aa a recheck on their Information regarding the strange death of Frederick Gray at Sabbathday Fourth of July morning Investigator Walsh aad Deputy Sheriff John Harris of the Cumberland sheriff department announced there were no new development! In the caae They then terminated the questioning to allow the three women and two young men who were with Gray at the fatal fntdnlght swimming party to attend funeral at the home of hla mother Mrs Merton Brown 248 Court street Auburn The five arrived to attend the funeral service a few minutea before It began at 8 pm The Cumberland county investigators stated they would report to County Attorney Tapley before further questioning Mlaa Anita Webb pf Auburn third woman member of the party who Mrs Shaw stated waa tha only other one to see Gray fall in a pathway leading to the lake had not been questioned inveatl-ligator Walsh stated It la thla fall by which Mr Shaw account for the wounds found on Continued on Page 2 Column 4 STOCK COMMISSIONERS CANNOT PLAY MARKET Speculative Transactions Banned aa Body Moves Carefully in Big Job WASHINGTON July I (fo Speculative transactions by employes of the new securities and exchange commission are banned Thla waa made known at a press conference today by Joseph Kennedy the chairman He aeid the commission had ao voted Kennedy said tha commission wished to make clear to prospective employee that Information whlrh might come Into their hands while working for the commission would be of po uee to them He added the commission waa proceeding slowly in discussing ar-ganisation work and that no ifn-portant decision had been reached Aaked if there waa any Intention of "cracking down" on the stock markets aa noon as the law permits Kennedy said "nobody has the teat word aad therefore we khaU probably move carefully so that we do not atop anything lqgi tin to" LOADED RIFLE IN MAIL SACK WpUNDS MAN BUKFiug July Th illllfialnn1 (m explosion" la mail pouch- that wounded mall handler at the New York Central terminal last night today waa toSave by poathl authorlttee caused by the fecidental diecharge of a loaded rifle in the bag-Postal inspector Joseph 8 Jnr aald a small etdibrs nriSby th bdflct Tfiq rifle and the clothee Vldt Sild wm mailed by a Gowand veterinary to Mo son In Vernon II I i to- Knife-WlekUng Hddup -Man Gets $11 In Boston talned 111 after threatening Floe-rime Nagle ef the Dorchester dlatrioLad ibditat her dreaa ln -thei hallway ef -her: apartmt 41-s- womaa told poHc she 'wee accosted -as- eha-entewd-tha hall-kr andww4 orilere(fl turn oW (erpRoney aa-tba jnaa flourished a A '-it Jr- Bichberg Strikes-At Right And Left Critics Courses Advocated by Conservative or Radical Groupa Ruinoua He Declares FORT WORTH Tex July striking out to right and left Donald Rirliberg maintained today that (he courses advoraird by "ultra conservative" and' radical" critics of President Roosevelt would destroy democracy Rlchberg recently appointed ehalrman of the President's new Industrial emergency committee after a year aa XRA general eoun-el called talk of a Roosevelt dictatorship "sheer non sc nee" Tha demands of "tha right wing react! oaartea" to abandon large wttou etc tha New Deq Rlchberg told tbe Texas Bar Association teat night would bring a "re la pea Into aa anarchy-of un restrained self-eeeklng" On tha other hand ha aaid the program of tha "left wing revolutionaries" would mean "universal sacrifice of that freedom for which man and woman have-been fighting and suffering and dying thruaut uncounted centuries" 1 DENY YON HINDENBURG REJUVENATION RUMORS NEUDECK Germany jaly g-(4V-Rumors puhllahsd In Austria that Presktent Van Htndanburg was undargolnq a orajuvanatlon cum warn branded as arrant non-asuaa today by a Presidential adjutant Count Von Der Behuteu-burg HOLD CHARLESTOWN YOUTH FOR AUTO THEFT BOSTON July I Chartes Williams 11-year-old towg youth arreeted at gun Mar night after a wld ride In stolen automobile thru the streets af Somenrllla during which a al ahota ware fired pleaded duilty In 'Somerville District todky -to a eharga of larceny He was held In 93409 ball for tha Brand Jury BOSTON GIRL FALLS 7 85 FEEtTO DEATH 5 feat'td her death when a clothes-Hna onto which -eha-avan hanging 4 wtteb parted -The girt apparent-IF Bad been pertly aupportlndJiar salt on tha finer aaaha leased from a fourth- atory window -In tha 41- Uvndiv- SMrtH RESIGNS STATE '-JOB FOR NATIONAL POST BGSTON July- Edwin 8 triet Smith' jMaaaechuaette Commissioner af Labor and industries who becomes a member of ithe National Labor Board' Ja Washington Moq- YfrndeiiLhl' rlgna- ttmrfrmir 'jJtifL tanas blgh ueai Brnmuda wlth axtenalona into Ntw rafEnglaud-Aa Ixwlalana and ta high and rising hi tha Great Ptalna Tbe Waatern disturbance 'had advanced hr Ontario and it la low la tha Far Continued on Pago I Column MRS ROOSEVELT IS ON WAY TO CHICAGO Leaves Tenn After Visiting Norris Dam Project Where She Rode in CableCar NORRIS Tenn July Mrs "Franklin Roosevelt who to on a 'motor vacation tour left here this morning after an' inspection of the Government's modbj town of Norris a thrilling rldo a' cableway cage 404 feat above tha site of the new Norris dam and A visit with employee -of tjie Tennessee Valley Authority While her next destination waa unannounced she previously had aald she would visit Berea Ky and then drive to Chicago She la ae-eompttnled by two companions Mias Marion Dickerman aad Mlsa Nancy cook of Hyde Park Ths Norris project was deacribed by the First Ladyaa a 'tremendous piece of work" that held the "poe-alhlllttea of a better' life for many the houses at Norris a village of SM homes for TVjl workmen were "comfortable and attractive" and that they wars batter equipped wth electrical davKee than homes elsewhere afe not too $ramped "hare" i aha 'added have room for i Jlawers" 1 She oxpnsaed hope 'that general living conditions -te' rural whildbo bnpfpved Aitieldinidignmen ia aympathy with ths Paciflo ooast-etrlka war contemplated to by loaeph Ryan president of the international -Ixiagahore-' men'a Aaeoeiatioo -f rWe oanffot expected to keep ourwien at ock on the Atlantlc coast! he satdi 'Tor employers who are r-calllng' out'' troops "teTShoor rft Th understorma ard more numer- -il'aaa la tha Central Want and it eon-'ri-C Wauea warn aaat of the Mlaelselp-pt 'valtey and much aooter la tha Thunder atofma arm ix- posted la tha neat i 14 hours aooter Saturday might i'Tamperaturev at hmf Boston ni-pomaud 74r Chloago I Ml- Lot -SAngeleg -41 dfiamrta New Terk tt Washintaa v- and I lth some clothes waa la tha pouch and discharged whan It waa dropped Door The handler Patrick tered for the trainln program 'tatjBreene 18 waajWounded la th a -trawling bug Grounded Plteanto tar teana The Springfield Horn Aaeoclalon said Flagg's should he ordered because ef pi-teged lack of sympathy with owners and because ef hte affiliations with tb Ml Loan -at Springfield the 'Moneort' Batlage bank pad tha National Iaanraaca Co of lfoatpeHar Vt as umterstmvl here that at tha laatingSwhteh anted da Tequest i w- I I I aad AddpkaMai "Jimmy (he dirt' -with -gSuMa Cagney aid Bette Da via else laslag wltk Bek llssl and Ms-'se Bvo "Advice la the LevsIenrifWtte Lad Traey snd Bally Blass slss -Wtsfsss Psthema Deep" srlth Bally CNsC Sad Crstghtae Chsr hit' fiiiuvs liil-an! the PrtVsis XaF wlk Ctisrlls urls aad t'ear Jtsrksl Flaggy iqnwval a motiowte ask removal ef Jteintel Dokerty district wahagar wa last after ginning tomorrow As the first group arrived 'at Island fartlflcatlpn assignment- ef quartan equlpmept aadjulforms and other TontinsL Officers of tha Third talfoa of the FlfthJT Infantry werp In charge's? tha tralaii aohpdnte of four weekadurstloS' ttoUSS Katei ') F-r w-mttwi TH 44seftpr HAINE-CfcNI PAL-TRANSFCO- ter debater Offldal'Kiis BEAUTY CONTEST jAKDAULfiAKDENI Tneedej Jnly 10th cr: 1 Steadfastly Maintained Afiu roscoggmf Counly lSavinfiS! CoBvclently Loeatel at tha hla-State office affective 1 pea kqlfa down men who dimply want-a decent system of -hiding" if-'7: 7" f7 1 -i I -'-V-'v.