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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-21
AN ARREST MADE.
Man Taken, Tuesday, at Altamont, w.
Va, May Be Robber.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. "a man giving
the name of r. A Becker was arrested
near Altamont, w. Va. early today, in
connection with the robbery of the Pull
man car passengers on the New York
and st. Louis express of the Baltimore
g. Ohio Railroad, last night.
The man had sl33.37 in money, four
watches said to correspond with those
taken from passengers and two revolt
vers.
He was lodged in jail in Keyson, w.
Va
The suspect claimed that another man
gave him the money and other valuables
found on him. He was taken by Bal
timore & Ohio policeman at a watering
station short distance east of Alta
mont. He had just alighted from an
east bound freight train
According to Information received at
the executive offices of the Baltimore &
Ohio here, the bandit secured $40 in
cash, check for $50 and five watches
valued at about $500
The railroad police and regular au-
thorities are still searching the country
about the scene of the hold-up with the
idea that the robber may have had an
accomplish.
Keyser, w. Va, Feb. 20.--F. w. Beck
er, under arrest here charged with hold
ing up the Baltimore & Ohio express
last night, is about IS years old and is
freight brakeman on the road. He
lives at this place and was arrested at
Forty Mile water station, nine miles
from Piedmont. He was found sitting
beside fire near the tracks and was
arrested by Lieut. Kenney of the Balti-
more & Ohio police. Becker was imme-
diately searched and the money and
watches found upon him correspond 10
the description of the property taken
from the passengers. AS the hold-up &C.
Cured in the state of Maryland, it is
said Becker will be turned over to the
authorities of that state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-21

grounds until after the Exchanges
close at O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-21
RAILROAD HOLOCAUST
IN THE HooSAc TUNNEL

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LONE BANDIT.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
LYNCHING
PREVENTED
BY A RUSE
Mob storms Train to Lynch Negro
ard Officers Hid Hir1-Had
Assaulted Young GIRL.

BLCEFIELD ~. Va. Aug f5.-
Only by clever ruse did Officers to-
day prevent an anSrv mob from
lvnching a rcgro hrut. AZ Finney Sid
ing. NirEir ia. . small town on the
Clinch Na'ler division - the Norfoli,
and Western Railway when the
train beaiinZ tho prisoner and Of
ficers reached there Yesterday
Reece Smith the negro attempted out o.
rage little - wear old daughter ~
". a. Sites. ole 81 the most prom
inent citizsns of Russell county. AZ
Richlands. Virginia. but her screams
brought aid and he did not accom-
plish his TfrLoFe.. fie escaped but
was appreE. ndsd and officers started
% Coeburn with him. when an angry
mob boarded tho train ~ Finney Sid
ing bent on lFnrhing him.
onicerp nic fhe prisoner and train
hurried away 70 is ln Jail a. Coe-
burn heafil' guarded Lynfhing
would hove followed had the mob
found him a. fner were heavily
armed arf Cetermirod
At Doehgrr Nirziuia. rasferdav 4.
z. QIiiifn. constable. was -ho. and
fafsliv injured br Lee Greer Greer
was under arrest FOR some minor
orense re attempted ~ escape.
CULLEN shot m fhe afr to scare him
Greer Eforre1 returned and shot fhe
oNicfr. H was arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16

OFFICIALS
GRATED
IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS
AGAINST WAYNE OFFICIALS
Charged that Members of County
Court Grafted-Members
Will Resign Very Soon.

HUNTINGTON. W. VA. Aug. Is
Charging misconduct and making
specific allegations OF graft. impeach-
ment proceedings were instituted be-
fore Judge Wilkinson in the Circuit
court of Wayne county at Wayne to-
day against W. S. Smith and John s.
osborne. two members OF the county
court. IL was learned here tonight
that the two accused members had
signified their intention Of resigning
rather than face prosecution. In con
neetion with the petition asking for tn
removal of the members of the court
an injunction is asked TO prohibit the
payment of an obligation OF approxi-
mately 100000 incurred by the court
Prosecuting attorney Hardwicke and
judge J. VI. Tiernan acting as attor.
neys for the taxpayers filed the peti-
ton.
Among the allegations made is that
about a year ago Smith and Osborne
went 10 Terre Haute. Ind. where
the representatives OF a bridge manu-
featuring company and were inducted
q buy number OF steel bridge Pat.
terms.
The total bill amounted 20 a sum of
more than $4,000 This material was
shipped 10 the county and is still Is.
ing about. No occasion having been
found 10 use it, The bridge patterns
were not bought TO use in contracts
awarded or TO fiH the needs Of speci-
nc improvements contemplated.
The court gave a note in payment
or the obligation there being no pro.
vision made in the levy to pay the
obligation and no funds on hand 10
meet II. This circumstance consti.
Smith is president OF the court and
tutes violation Of the state law.
Smith is president Of the court and
both OF the accused men are Demo
Gratis. This Is the second impeach-
ment proceedings instituted in the
state in the last week. Charles
having been preferred against Cir
cult Court Judge Bennett % Fayette
coutny upon which his removal is
asked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
APPROPRIATION BILL
VETOED BY PRESIDENT
DEMOCRATIC HOUSE FAILS
TO OVERRIDE MR. TAFT
President Announces That He
Will Fight Passage of Bill %
the Last Ditch Now
Says Measure Is Antagonistic to
the Best Interests of the COun-
try and Government.

WASHINGTON. Aug. I5.-House
Democratic leaders failed today. on
their third successive effort to
override the president when they
sought to pass the legislative.
executive and judicial appropria-
ton bill over Mr.. Tafts veto. The
vote. l53 to 1O7. was twenty short Of
the requisite two-thirds OF those voting
AS a result the bill will be in hand
tomorrow morning. shorn OF the pro-
vision 10 which the president objected.
liking year tenure for government
employees under the civil service and
send IL on its way again. The other
feature TO which the president object
ed, was the abolition of the commerce
court.
1t is acknowledged at both ends, of
the capitol that there is a strong semi
meut against the continuance Of the
court and objection by the senate for
this reason is not expected. So strong
is the sentiment against the tribunal.
that leaders OF both the senae and
house believe If the president vetoes
the bill as changed II can be passed
over MS ODleCtlOn.
Vote In The House.
In the vote in the house there were
many peculiar changes of front on
the part of the Democrats and "ln-
surgent' Republicans. che latters
votes having been the deciding factors
in passing the wool and steel tariff
revision bills over the Presidents
veto. Eighteen Democrats deserted
their party on the roll call. while Is
"insurgent' republicans voted with
the majority
Representative Johnson. a member
of the appropriations committee led
the fight 10 pass the bill over the
veto.
Pleading for the government clerk.
former speaker Cannon twitted the
Democrats with attempting a bogus
reform on the defensele in order
tConunued on Ninth PaRs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
DARR0W
CASE IS
CLOSING
Pleas Of the Prosecution will be Com
p'eted To-day-Eloquent Ad.
dresses Made Yesterday .....

LOS ANGELES. CALF. Aug. Is.
Two word portraits Of Clarence S.
Darrow. wholly different. were held
before the jury in the Darrow brf-
berry trial today. The first. by Oar.
row himself, at the close OF a plea
in his own behalf painted him as
the lifelong friend OF the poor s>d
oppressed. ready TO sacrifice him
self 10 better their conditions. The
other drawn az the beginning OF the
final argument by District Attorney
John d. Fredeyicks. presented Oar
row as an enemy OF society. "incit-
Ing class hatred and shedding naud-
lin tears OF sympathy for murder
ers and dynamiters
The prosecutor will consume all of
tomorrow In concluding. Hundreds
thronged the court room at the af-
ternoon session TO hear Captain
Frederick make the closing argument
for the prosecution in the trial which
began its fourth month today. He
said he would not attempt TO com.
pete IN oratory with Dsrrow. whose
persuasive eloquence and pathetic
pleas had caused jury. court officials
and spectators 20 weep.
You have listened. said Fred
erioks. 20 one Of the most marvellous
addresses or orations ever delivered
IN any court room when YOU heard
Mr. Darrow. But that only reflects
upon the ability of the man and has
mighty little 10 do with his guilt or
innocensc
The Mcnamara case figures strong
ly IN the closing argument for Oar
row i know he said Il could
have tried that case and large num-
hers of American people would have
believed me honestly. n these meu
had been hanged. that they were
guiltless 7 know % and you know u.
And ! could have saved myself had
] done it and ] could have made
money know that n you had
hanged those men and other men you
would not have changed the opinion
Of hardly a man IN America. except
~ settle IN the hearts of q great
mass Of men. a people profound. that
~ never would die away"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
NAT GOODWIN
is PERHAPS
FATALLY HURT
Skin oVerturns In the Breakers on
the Pacific and Actor Is Thrown
Unconscious TO Shore.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Aug. Is
Nat c. Goodwin. the actor. was ser.
iousiy and probably fatally injured
about noon to-day. at Rocky Point. IL
miles south OF Hueneme. BY first be.
ing thrown from skin on the rocks
by the breakers. and then being
struck by the boat itself as il was
dashed ashore
Goodwin and a woman Of his com
pany. engaged the launch Nora. Can.
tain Albert Hyder. Of Santamonica 10
take trip UP the coast today
The woman had q note. which she
told Captain Hyder was for an Indian
who lived near llueneme. and when
spot OF u miles Of that place had
been reached. she cspied an Indians
hut and demanded that Captain Hv-
DER take her note ashore and give II
70 tho Indian. Hyder refused because
oi the strong tide. but Goodwin TAX.
ing on his coat and vest. grabbed the
lot" and jumped into a row boat
A. tho boat reached the breakers
line II was overturned. Goodwin was
thrown upon the shore and stunned
WIN the next roll of the breakers.
The boat was thrown on Good win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
NEAR RIOT AMONG
THE CONGRESS MEN

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5-A near
riot was precipitated In the house
tonight when Chairman Henry. OF
the rules committee. brought IN a
special rulo 10 expedite conference
on the. post office appropriation bill
Minority leader Mann instantly
charged that the rule would have the
effect Of preventing a vote on the
senate amendment creating par.
GELS post and that ~ was no more
than n gag 10 prevent a test NJ che
real attitude of the House toward
the legislation
y tell you. he Numbered. that
n this resoiuti1n goes through. par.
cels post goes up In smoke.
Mr Mann charged consideration of
tho senate amendment In the open
Vas feared. and therefore the con.
ferecs wanted special privileges %
they might strangle the proposition
In the dark Chairman Moon Of the
post office committee declared the
amendment was iniquitous and was
framed in the interest % mail or.
der houses. tho express companies
and the railroads
The resolution was adopted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
VETERANS WILL
RECEIVE THEIR
BACK PAY SOON

WASHINGTON. AUG. i5-within
the next week the thousands of VET.
Grams who have received no pensions
since me beginning ~ the present
fiscal year. July .. will get their gov.
ernmrnt warrants Both house and
senate today agreed 10 the pension
bill. which has been thrown about
Ike q shuttle between the two h0us
or since last February. The meas.
ure carried {iGoO00O00 ~ pay the
pensioners The President Will prob.
ably sign tho bin tomorrow and By
saturday fre pension bureau Will be
in whIri of Industry. mailing
'nut checks Many of the checks
have already been prepared and are
waiting 40 fhe eighteen pension agen.
cies fo be mailed just AZ s0on az the
hIll become. laW
a provision placed in tho pension
bil ae originally passed by the
house. ab0Ilshing the fs pension
agencies through out the country.
caused ire delay The sense OBJ
iscfed fo eliminating fhe agencies and
"a deadlock cnaIrf Tho senate finally
agreed f0 provision which viii elm
Inafo rho aRorc.rs January 90. 1913
tun elimination 0f fho agencies
nII force aoro 11l clerks employed
in them rfhcr f0 lve Dol Washington
nr leave fh" Government service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
THREATEN
7OKHLTHE
GAMBLERS
IF THEY TELL MORE
OF ROSENTHAL CASE
Grand Jury Withhold Filing of
Indictments Against Becker
Until Schepps Testifies.

NEW YORK. Aug l5.-At, the re.
quest OF district attorney Whitman the
grand jury tooay withheld the nnns,
of its pending indictments against the
murderers of Herman Rosenthal In
order TO hear the testimoy OF Sam
Schepps. now on his way here from
Hot Springs, Ark. in custody OF As
sistant district attorney Rubin. While
the county prosecutor believes the
evidence thus far submitted to the
jury is sufficient for the purposes OF
indictment he advised the jury today
that it would be best TO hear the tes-
timony OF Schepps in order further
to strengthen the case.
The district attorney expects
Schepps. who is said to have been a
passenger in the assassination car
will add interesting details TO the man.
ner in which the murder was plancd
which will strengthen the true bills
contemplated against "Gyp The
Blood. "Dago" Frank Cirfico Whitley
Lewis and Lefty" Louie" the alleged
murder crew. Mr. Whitman believes
Schepps will be able TO throw light
upon the manner which the alleged
murderers were paid.
oCncppS LSpcCtco SdturCdy.
Schepps is expected Saturday and
will go before the Grand Jury Tues.
day as material witness unless in
the meantime he disappoints the ex-
pectations of the state by refusing TO
tell his story.
Impatient over what he regards as
the peculiarly unprecednent failure
of any city authority TO offer a re-
ward for the capture OF "Gypt The
Blood and Lefty" Louie. who to-mor-
row will have -been at large one
month since Rosenthal was slain.
District Attorney Whitman declared
tonight that he himself would offer
r@~' week reward of $4,000 for the
capture OF the two men, dead or alive
hffhouek the fugitives are wanted for
the most sensational murder in wears
"a murder that has led 10 revelations
OF organized graft ~ the police de-
partment-no reward such as is COM
monty offered for the capture of Grim
inals by the smallest county conmun-
tiles. has thus far been offered IL was
pointed out by the prosecutor tonight
for the arrest of these two alleged
murderers by any authority represent.
ing New York City
Offer Reward
While the district attorneys ofice is
no pIcuded with funds Tor this pur
pose. Mr.. Whitman caid he expected
20 obtain the $1,000 from certain pub.
lie spirited citizens.
Detective William !. Burns saw
the district attorney today but has
thus far. II was learned. turned up
no evidence OF importance. He told
the prosecutor. however. that he was
on a trail which he predicted would
lead ~ a high city Official in connec-
tion with police corruption. He also
said that he expected 20 get" three
tContinued on ninth PageJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
mo O.
NEW LINE IS
PURCHASED
BY G. & E. G.
Owners Of Local Line Take over the
Grafton Lines TO Extend Branch
Branch From Wheeling to
McTGantoMn
sRecisl Dispatch % &c Intelllsenc.r

eqecisi Dispatch 10 the Inteili gencer
GRAFTON. ". Va. Aug. l5.-Nego-
tatons have for the past several days
'0"r ~ondirs between the owners Of
the City and Elm Grove Traction lines
80 t"venng. and the owners Of the
Grafton Traction lines whereby the
former corporation is to take over the
local lines. N is reported that tomor-
row the deal will be closed and the
Wheeling capitalists will acquire the
holdings Of the local company.
II Is understood that the Wheeling
corporation purchased the local line
with a view OF extending II 10 Wheel
Ing and forming a connecting link with
their line in Morgantown. The Wheel.
Ing corr oration Is now considering run.
ming line from Wheeling 10 Morgan
town and 20 Pittsburgh. via. Waynes-
burg Pa
The West Virginia Traction and Elec-
trio company as the Wheeling corpor-
tion is alos known is also reported as
negotiating for the purchase Of lines
in and aroud Fairmont and other cities
In the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
STRIKERS THREATEN TO
KILL THE MINE GUARDS
MINERS SPEAK FROM
STEPS OF THE CAPITOL
Mother Jones and Other Speakers
Deliver Addresses to More
Than 1000 Strikers. !.
INFORM Governor If He Does Not
Remove the Guards They VIII
Take Means to.

Special Dispatch 20 the fntellirenc>r
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 15.-
The determination OF the miners to
eliminate the armed mine guards
from the mining regions OF the State
was shown to-day. when before about
two thousand miners from the Ka-
nawha district Mother" Jones and
Waiter Diehl. an organizer. in
speeches made from the steps of the
Capitol declared that unless the Gov
ernor removed the mine guards by
Friday night the miners would. A
petition was delivered TO Governor
Glasscock setting forth the miners
grievances and asking the aid OF the
Office I'm correcting the evils COM
plained Of About one hundred busi-
ness men also called upon the Gov
ernor. this afternoon. and after dis
cussing the strike situation, appoint
81 committee of FIVE 10 confer with
him. and adopted the following reso-
luton
RESOLVED. First. that Il is the
sense OF this meeting that the Gov
ernor and the State Authorities
should take prompt and vigorous
action TO suppress lawlessness and
violence. and for the protection of
life and property in connection with
the situation in the mining region.
Second. that the business men OF
Charleston will sustain and assist IN
every proper way such action OF the
Governor and State authorities"
Business Men Aid.
BY the resolution IL is seen that
the business men realize the inabil-
ity OF the county authorities TO cope
with the situation.
-Four companies OF the state mill
tia that were to leave for home to-
morrow will remain for the present
and several companies may be sent
10 Cabin Greek where trouble is now
certain TO occur.
II can now be said that the end of
(contfnued on Ninth Parel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
JUDGE BENNETT
DENIES CHARGES

CHARLESTON. vs. VA. Aug To-
Circuit Judge william Henneff. with a
number ~ Faveffe county cinzens on.
pesrsd before Governor Gissscock 20.
dav and denied me charges OF corrup.
ton. Tho money ha is alleged no
have received from the Fayoffe Liza.
uor company. the judge explained. was
for leaFer ou property used FOR ga.
looms a general denial fo rho c4argas
sef out in The petition asking FOR an
extra session NJ fhe legislature 10 boo.
peach fhe lurIsf ras made but ho
specific only in those charFinz cor.
rupfion and neglect ~ duty 0mmffIrg
specific reference ~ immoraIty He
alleged polite as The cause of tho
efforts % impeach him
Judge Bennett today entered ar or.
der in h!s court dlsmIrsInr R = Hun
bard 1r and Ben ID Koorfz az once
20 rhancerr 1mmiseioner. both
slEneeE of fho petition and appointed
, " Ellis. co'oroi. and q ~ Ham.
zion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
SUIT ECHO OF THE
PROPOSED MERGER
" &. Hall Asks Return Of Telephone
Stock Held BY Local National
Stockholders.
PlslntiH Says Advantage Was Taken
of Ms Accommodation indorse.
n1ent % Stocks.

Special Dispatch % the fntsiiirsncsr.
PITTSBURGH. Aug. f4.-Asklng tho
court 70 decree that he shall be ex.
onerated from the payment n a note
for 5000 000 held by the Federal M.
tional bank and another for t72OO0
held by the =. & 4 Telephone Co o.
that f.i73 shares ~ the preferred and
1873 shares of the common stock. of
he ?. a s. Telephone co he turned
over IN him. Robert & Hall fled n
bill of equity IN Common Pleas court
against the Commonwealth Trust GO
John 4 Howard. W Harper. W e.
Handlan. John T.. Dickey. 4 s Tist.
Thomas O'Bricn. George p sufei
Lawrence p Sands. 2 , Robertson.
Joseph Speldci. John a Hess and the
National Telephone corporation. cor
porstion NJ the state of West VirFlnia
Tho bin narratcs fhe various trans.
actions hv which n syndicate was or
r1nized ~ promote tho organization n
Tho National Telephone Corporation. ~
secure n controlling interest in mum
her ~ telegraph and telephone com
panics in Pennsylvania. Ohio and west
Virginia
The bill states that tho Common.
wealth Trust Co. ia trustee undor a
certain mortgage or deed ~ trust
made BY thc National Telephone Cor
GcOntnusd on Eln,h PAE.1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
ENGLISH PAY
TRIBUTE TO
THE PILGRIMS
Lay Foundation OF Memorial Tow
er With impressive Ceremon-
ies-Amerlcans Attend.

SOUTH HAMPTON. ENGLAND
Aug. 15.-The laying OF the founda
ton stone OF a memorial tower "a
be erected on the spot where the
Mayflower was moored prior 10 her
departure for America with the he
roic band OF Pilgrims which set fort1
from this port 500 years ago In
search OF religious liberty. marked
the second annual observance OF
Pilgrims day today.
The functions opened with a
luncheon presided over by the may.
or OF Southampton. The toast OF
The immortal memory Of the Pill
grim Fathers was proposed By
Sheriff Hallett Of Southampton.
Among those present were Francis
r. Loomis. formerly First Assistant
Secretary Of State and Captain Cole
man OF theUnited States training
ship Adams.
Many American visitors. a number
OF whom were representatives of so
cieties which preserve the memory
Of the Pilgrim fathers IN America
were present.
visit was made 10 the West Gate
fathers passed 10 the Mayflower on
August lG. 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
CHEmUNo COMPANY TO
SELL OUT TO PHELPS CO

DULUTH Mnin. Aug i5.-Stock-
holders OF the Chemung Copper Com
pany. az special meeting here to
day decided 10 accept the proposition
OF Phelps and Company. Of Boston. TO
purchase the company's holdings for
Si.250.00O cash.
This will be enough 70 distribute
money 70 the stockholders al the rate
Ct 80 per share after paying the com
panys Indebtedness. about $1,000
Among the stockholders present
were T J Crump and President
George r. Tenor. both Of Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-16
HITCHCOCK IN
CHARGE OF THE
TAFT CAMPAIGN

PHILADELPHIA. Aug f5.-w. r.
Hitchcock former member of the leg
isiature from Tioga county. was today
appointed secretary of the Republican
state committee The appointment
will be announced by Henry O. Was
son. Republican State chairman. who
formerly orened state headquarters
IN This city Mr.. Hitchcock succe, Is
a. Ne,in Dietrich. who resigned
In cours, of an Interview ~ head
quarters TO-DAY Mr wasson said.
4 am hare 10 do my beet ~ carry
this state for Taft. every Republican
congressman. and the members of
the senate and legislature who en-
dorse The legislative program as laid
down by me state convention. Al
ready 7 have received from frs 10 $50
letters from candidates endoraIr p
fhat nrorran and thef shall have the
fullest support ~ this committee
an raking no ffht against
senator Pcnsore as reported.
ard have nothing fo do with
chicago convention. merely insist
upon ctrr' inr ont fho state plat
form which applies 90 pcnnevftanfa
and The National platform. which ap-
piles fn fha country 80 large There
is nothinz irconsietent about ff For
Instance. the candidates Tor ronrrraa
have been ard will hr asked no quert .
ions about tho state platform ~ ie
NOT perfcnf nnd fhrt viii each te sup
ported heartily hv this committee. re-
rardleeq ~ how they feel about ST.
Asked concerning ncetinc ~ the
state comm 'ttee. Mr Wasson said ne
would call one when the necessity
arose.