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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-09
WouthfuIness
in this Smart
Costume

. Youth will have
it's fling aneat The
present tim e the
fling" is smart black,
Velveteen preferred.
This smart black out
fit is especially made
for youthfulness and
is a cutaway coat suit
Of velvefeen with o
diminutive collar Of
persian lamb. The
same peIt trims the
black fell hat.
. Fine clothes de-
serve fine care e.
end Carmack's skiIfuI
cleaning insures a re-
newed garment J..
perfect in every de-
tail. Prices $3.50 to
$500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-09

Miss Helen Cannon entertained at
luncheon yesterday at White Sulphur
Springs where she is spending the
Autumn season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-09

Gwynn Gardiner and Mrs. Morris
Wickersham.
Mr.. Charles Crawford will entertain
a company Of IS at dinner this eve
ming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Fowler
and their debutante daughter, Miss
Dorothy Gould Fowler, have as their
house guests Mrs. Marshall Lewis and
Miss Betty Lewis of Gloucester, Va. Mr..
and Mrs. Fowler will entertain their
guests at dinner at the Shoreham TINS
evening preceding the Black and White
bali at the Mayfiower. They will en-
terrain at a breakfast following the
ball and this afternoon Mrs. Fowler and
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
TESTIMONY IN
VALLEY TOTS
DEATH TAKEN
Driver OF Truck In
Fatal Accident
Out On Bond

Testimony Of T. X. Cowling. eye
witness Of the traffic accident al
La Feria Thursday which resulted
fatally for Marian Frasier, 3, was
taken at La Feria Friday by Asst.
Co. Atty. BasCom Cox.
Coyling, a transient, wished 10
leave the Valley in the near future
and his testimony was reduced 70
writing at an examining trial
through agreement Of attorneys.
Faustino Longoria of La Feria
has been charged with negligent
homicide as a result Of the fatal
accident.
The Frasier car. occupied by the
parents and three children, was
travelling west on Highway No. 4
at the time Of the crash. Lon
goria's truck was crossing the high
way on La Feria's main street when
the vehicles came together.
The ear vas turned over on its
side. The baby girl was rushed 70
the Valley Baptist hospital at
Harrington but died several hours
later.
The Frasier family resides in
Pharr.
Longoria. now out on $500 bond.
will be tried In the Cameron coun-
ty court at law.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
TORNADO HITS
TEXAS, HURTS
WOMAN, Girl
Buildings Wr c d
And Crops Are
Damaged

GREENVILLE. Aug. zo-tP- A
miniature tornado swept through
the farming country seven miles
south Of here last night, injuring
two women: wrecking numerous
buildings and damaging crops.
Miss Louise Skinner. 10. was
caught in the twister as she ran
to a storm house. A flying piece Of
timber struck her on the arm. The
wind blew her past the refuge but
her father. George Skinner, dragged
her to safety.
"A Mrs. Garrett was hit by an
other piece Of timber and badly
bruised about the head.
Roads were washed by the storm
which accompanied the wind.
Precipitation amounted TO 4.40
inches. but there was no flood and
the Sabine river stayed within its
banks.
Roofs were blown from a number
Of farm houses. barns and store
buildings in the community. Trees
throughout the affected area we're
uprOoted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
DOPE
ring IN TEXAS
IS BROKEN UP
State Dist
Source Believed
Closed Down

GALVESTON. Aug. 29-R- A
week Of careful maneuvering BY
federal operatives was believed by
officers today to have resulted in
the breaking up Of the biggest
dope ring in Texas
Five men. arrested here yester-
day, we're charged with sale and
possession OF narcotics.
Additional arrests were expected
III Houston.
Although only a small amount
wa seized when the men were ar
rested, officers estimated about II
ounces OF narcotics were bought BY
operatives during the week.
Narcotics men were OF the opin-
ion the ring dealt in cocaine
heroin and morphine, importing Il
through Galveston and distributing
II throughout the state.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
GOV. STERLING
GETS APPEALS
FOR ACTION
Mass Meetings Held
Over State To
Learn Attitude
(Bv the Associated pressn


An extensive week Of compaign-
ing IN Texas by state officials, bank
erS, agricultural leaders and others
interested in improving conditions
within the cotton industry had re-
suited in several plans being Jug
geSted TO return king cotton to his
once ruling throne in the south.
Sterling Appeals.
One week ago Gov. Ross S. Ster-
ling appealed to the citizens Of
Texas for an expression on a pro-
posed cotton curtailment program.
Today he had answers from every
section OF the state, the majority
OF which urged him 10 reassemble
the legislature for q cotton ~conserva-
ton session.
During the week MANY meetings
we're held. Farmers and business
men assembled at strategic centers
and discussed in the main two major
premises, the Gov. Huey Long "hoii-
day plan and a drastic cotton cur
tailment program TO be enacted by
law.
The program vas given impetus by
J. E. Mcdonald. state commissioner
OF agriculture, who swung through a
large section of the state emphaslz-
ing the necessity Of curtailment.
One Of the many meetings. a con-
ference OF state bankers, brought
opposition TO a legislative session to
enact a curtailment law. The bank
ers instead endorsed a plan which
would have farmers withhold one
third Of the 1881 crop from market.
reduce the present cotton acreage
80 per cent in 1882 and 80 ID per
cent in 1888. Heads Of the state
bankers association today awaited
more answers from members be-
fore calling the. aSSociation's execu-
tive committee 10 act finally on the
plan.
Meantime, south plains farmers
and business men planned Ia meet
in trade centers today and express
themselves on cotton conservation.
Central Texas delegates, men de-
signated at mass meetings held EAR
lie- in the week, planned to attend
an all-Central Texas meeting N
Austin tonight to endorse a program
which Is to be carried before Gov.
Sterling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
GANG BULLETS
CLAIM VICTIM
IN NEW YORK
Policeman Stumb | e s
Over Body Of
Slain Man

NEW YORK. Aug. %. P-After a
single day Of calm, police were fac
ed with another gangster killing
today when a policeman stumbled
over the body Of a man identified
as Leonardo de Mico, 80, Of Bro y
lyn.
A single bullet hole through the
left eye had taken his life. an ambu-
lance surgeon said. His body was
found a short distance from the club
room where three men we're found
stabbed and dubbed 10 death a
week ago.
About the same time IS detectives
and several squads OF heavily armed
police surrounded an apartment
house on Bushwick Avenue IN
Brooklyn and captured seven men.
five pistols and a quantity OF am
munition. The seven surrendered
without shooting after the police
had smashed down a metal armor-
ed door leading into the apartment
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Bodies Riddled
NEW YORK STOCKS

NfM NOhk NIONkN
NEW YORK. Aug. %. tAPD-Securttv
markets ended the week with D slight
upward tilt and a moderately cheerful
tone td0ya, but trading. particularly IN
shares. was sluggish.
There was n little bullish activity
IN some OF the motion picture. Copper
and speciality issues.
Formal announcement or the $500
100000 Franco-American credit TO Great
Britain was generally regarded ms hav-
ing placed international finances IN A
more settled condition. and contributed
appreciably to the better feeling IN
Wall street.
Otherwise. there has been little i'm
mediate response 10 the credit an
nouncement. Sterling exchange OF New
YORK was n little firnlrr TODAY. ruling
NJ S486 i-S. UP i-s. FOR cable trans
fers. Foreign exchanges generally were
quiet. however.
Buying OF the Copper shares. parti-
cularlv notable in Anaconda. was ap-
parently based on a slightly fIrmer tone
IN the market for Gopher metal. The
supply m metal available at the low
price OF z 10 cents a pound appears 20
be driving up. n some has recently
sold AZ 7 d
Bullish efforts IN the motion pictures
" were apparently in nm effort 70
discount the approach 0f the season or
increasing theatre attendance. Further
more. ~ ts pointed out that leading
producers have effected drastic econo-
mics IN recent months. and are in bet
ter ccs Hilton 70 take advantage OF any
imnrovement IN business.
The most encouraging item in the
weekend business reports and surveys
Is the report Of the pickup in whole
sale trade. the most pronounced IN
several weeks. This Is one OF the first
distinct signs Of the seasonal impetus
usually provided by the approach or
tutumn.
The electrical equipment industry n
\ little more cheerful. but such basic
lines rs steel continue to drift along
without important change. Weed-rnd
estlnates % steel mill operations In
the youngstown area indicate that out
nut next week may show a slight slack
erfr1
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30

chants may vote IN the contest.
All member stores Will have a
sign Booster Club in the windows.
Cooperating stores 50 far entered
are j. c. Penny Co. Dorfman's
Jewelry store, Patteson Motor Co.
Miller Radio shop, Hicks Rubber
Co. Clsneros Drug stores, McKay's
Pharmacy, EdeIsteins, The Fashion
Model Laundry and Dry Cleaning
Co, Libby's, Capitol theater, Legion
Sports arena. Borderland Furniture
Co. Ainsworth and Colgin grocery,
e Jardin Coffee Sshop. Interna-
Ilolal Shoe sore and Houston Pace.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30

The sheriffs, Woody Townsend or
Bastrop county: Clint ID. Lewis of
BurleSon county. and j. j. Burt
schell Of Lee county, were arrested
late yesterday in their home coun-
ties by Sheriff Coley White Of
Travis county and permitted 70
post bond without appearing in
justice court here.
Complaints against the officers
were filed by L. NJ. Markham, as
sistant state auditor aiding a spe-
cial legislative committee In its in
vestigation Of fee irregularities.
Grady Sturgec assistant attor-
ney general, said he expected the
sheriffs to waive preliminary hear
ing md be bound direct to the
grand Jury.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Offer Prizes

IL any contestant withdraws she may
not give her votes. already register
ed to another contestant. Her votes
are lost.
A thousand votes will 20 with eacn
81 purchase in cash at the coopera-
tive stores and 5000 votes with
each 81 paid on account. Also 5000
votes viii 90 with each 81 worth OF
trade cards sold. Trade cards are
good for face value in purchases for
six months.
The contest Is open to all VAL
ley women, and shoppers from all
towns In the Valley who trade with
BroEnsyiIe Booster Club. mer-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
ACTION Seen
BELIEVE
RICH IMPORTER
HURLED OFF SHIP

NEW YORK. Aug. %. R-Fed-
eral authorities today sought two
men in connection with their
theory that Hisahi Fujimura, rich
japanese importer, had been toss
ed into the sea from the liner Bel
genland during a vacation cruise to
Halifax, N. S.
Asst. Dist. Atty Aronow said:
There is no doubt in my mind that
murder has been committed. and It
is reasonably certain that the mo-
tive was extortion."
Asst. Fed. Atty. Hubbard has
questioned the importers widow IN
an effort TO learn If any informa-
ton she had would bear out the
theory that extortionists watched
the japanese. cornered him on the
boat and made demands.
Two OF the extortionists. federal
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
OF TEXAS
JUDGE WILL co
BEFORE SENATE

AUSTIN. Aug. %. pa pro-
clamation ordering the Texas SEN
ate to convene at noon September
10 to hear testimony on articles Of
impeachment voted by the house
against J. B. Price Of Bastrop, Judge
" the 2lst district court, was is
sued today by Gov. r. S. Sterling.
The articles charge Judge Price
with negligence and incompetency
and with having unlawfully ap-
proved accounts OF sheriffs OF his
district for fees and mileage In
felony cases.
The three central Texas sheriffs
charged with making unlawful de-
mands on the state for fees ard
mileage in felony cases had made
bond Of $500 today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Mercury Hits Low

TULSA, Okla. Aug. 29-P- A
thick fog and "a temperature OF 81
degrees. the lowest August reading
on record here. gave Tulsa and
vicinity freakish August weather
today.
Visibility was only one sixth ot
a mile az z a. m. but the fog had
lifted two hours later and the TEN
perature was climbing.
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officials believe, wore fake depart
ment OF justice badges. Agents OF
the department Of justice have
been placed on the case.
Mrs. Mary Won Reissner. show
girl-friend Of the Japanese, who
accompanied him on the cruise.
has revealed TO federal authorities
that she has received two blackmail
letters.
The Belgenlcnd returned August
III from its cruise. Fuiimara was
missing from his stateroom. He
was seer aboard the night of
August 10. Mrs. Won ReisSner
noted his disappearance when she
returned from an entertainment
given aboard by Mildred Harris
formerly Mrs. Charles Chaplin
who was one Of the cast Of a show
given on the cruise.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Rate Change Asked

SAN ANGELO, Aug. 29-gP-The
South Plains Freight Rate aSsocia-
ton and the West Texas Chamber
OF Commerce, joined BY chambers
OF commerce in several west Texas
@lit!es, today filed with the Texas
f4ilroad commission a plea for re-
adjustment Of alleged discrimi-
natory cotton rates from west Texas
TO Texas ports.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Orders Awaited

KILGORE. Aug. 29.-P- "A
rather weary army OF occupation
kept up its long watch and wait in
east Texas today.
Brig. Gen. Jacob r. VOTERS
miltiamen. rounding out their
second week Of ~patrolling the shut
down east Texas oil field, looked
a~nxiously toward Austin. awaiting
word that the state railroad COM
mission had Completed its hearing
and was ready 10 place the field
under new production orders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Postmaster Charged

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 29-P-
The Examiner today quoted Rep.
Michael j. Mas or Minnesota, who
has been investigating alleged irreg-
ularities in the leasing OF privately
owned buildings by the poStoffice
department, as saying he would
ask for the removal of Postmaster
General walter r. Brown on the
basis Of the findings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Residence Bombed

WICHITA, Kas., Aug. 29-tP-A
mother and her two children mar
rowly escaped serious injury when
an explosion, believed BY police to
have been a bomb, wrecked their
home here last night.
Neighbors told police they saw
two men run from the house i'm
mediately after the explosion and
climb owe an alley fence.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30

played. And here the ballots, gather
ed from boxes at each Booster
Club member store, will be tabu1
lated each evening.
Entries may be made at any
Booster club" store. All q contest
ant needs TO win is popularity and
a will to put forth effort. Votes
should be cast the same day they
are earned, as contest managers
may change the color Of tickets with
out notice. thus depriving those VINO
have been boarding ballots the
privilege OF voting them. This viii
prevent any concentration OF bal
lots for swapping" purposes, Also,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Who's howllng ahard times?"

Who's bowling hard times?"
Things may be fairly slow Jver
the nation. but just to show VAL
leyites that the Lower Rio Grande
Valley remains a white spot IN the
map Brownsville merchants have
organized a Booster Club" through
which shopping Is made luxurious
and more profitable. The retail buy
ing campaign starts in Brownsville
Tuesday, Sept. 2 and lasts through
Saturday. Oct. 8.
AS a result OF the campaign some
Valley woman will win a Ford auto
mobile, another will win a suite of
living room furniture. another a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30

Votes are given for purchases from
Brownsville firms who are coopera-
ting in Booster Club activities
which will enliven the late summer
and early fall days and make scores
Of Valley women look forward to
owning a valuable award.
IL Is the old popularity contest
with modern innovations.
The chief innovation Is campaign
headquarters. where weary shoppers
may rest their feet, listen to the
radio. stir old friendships and be
comfortable. At the club room, 10
which the general public Of the
Valley Is invited, al prizes are dis
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
MASH NOTES :;
TO LOVELORN
ENTER CASE
Bodies of Woman, J
Children Found 4
I'm Cellar

CLARRSBURG. w. va. Aug. 20.
-(R-Andrew Moore. Harrison
county jailer, announced today that
Cornelius o. Pierson. Al, had con-
feSsed the murder Of a woman and
three children whose bodies were
found under his garage yesterday.
Moore said PierSon promised ITO
tell all today Pierson was locked
up after a night or questioning.
DiSheveled, red-eyed and ner-
vOus. the ones suave correspondent
OF matrimonial agencies was hustled
back 10 his cell tn the county Jail
AZ daybreak.
Bodies Buried I'm Sewer
The bodies, wrapped I'm burD
and buried IN a drain sewer beneath
the oddly-cOnStructed garage six
miles from here. were tentatively
identified as those OF Mrs. Asia
Buick Eicher. well-to-do Chicago
widow and her children, Harry IL.
Greta IA and Anabel o.
The basement Of the garage was
divided by trick brick walls into
four chambers. There was a gas
bet In each. Police expressed belief
the victims might have been gaSseds
although there we're marks on ali
the bodies.
For ~ hours Pierson had stcutly
maintained he knew nothing OF tina
death OF the woman and children.
Under heavy guard. the fat. be-
specialized PierSOn was taken 90 a
mortuary late last night where ha
calmly viewed the bodies.
isn't that awful" was hts only
comment.
Mrs. Luella Powers. the prisoners
wife and her sister Belle Str0ther.
were questioned III the county jail
last night.
Police Find Bodies
The bodies were found late yes
terday.
Police informed BY a boy that he
had helped PierSon make a tunnel
underneath the so-called garage.
began digging IN the cellar. IN the
slime and mud OF the sewer they
came upon the body OF the woman.
Within an hour they had unearthed
the bodies OF the children, buried
close together.
While he insisted his only buSi-
ness dealings with Mrs. Eicher
were when he sold her home for
her, police said ne later admitted
having given one OF the children.
Greta, a note TO her mothers bank
IN Chicago, requesting the balance
Of Mrs. Eicher's account.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Study Relief

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2e-iP-
Advance reports from the national
headquarters OF the veterans OF
foreign wars indicate much Of the
time OF the thirty-second annual
encampment opening here tomor-
row will be taken up by consider
alton Of relief measures.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Free Span Open

GAINESVILLE, Aug. 29-P-The
free bridge across the Red River
on Highway No. II, seven miles
north Of Gainesville, was opened to
traffic today after final inspection
BY w. r. Ely, chairman Of the
state highway commission.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Murder Charged

DALLAS. Aug. 29.-P- The
grand jury indicted Alfred Nash.
46, here today on a charge OF
murder in connection with the
fatal shooting OF his brother. How
ard Nash, 81. at a baseball game
at Irving Aug. rs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Booster Club Merchants
Brownsville

latest model radio and three women
will win white gold wrist watches
Not only n Brownsville mer-
chants showing the world the VAL
ley still sets the pace, they are going
a step further by providing VAL
ley shoppers in Brownsville a luxuri-
Gus club room. located at HOS Eliza
beth street, provided with lounges.
rest rooms. a radio, a baby grand
piano, and In general a restful.
home-like atmosphere for the VAL
ley shopper.
Trade with Brownsville Booster
Club stores is the slogan Of the
drive,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
MAYOR SAYS
PROSPERITY
WEEK SUCCESS
Hraffic From Mexico
Again Open From
Z To 9

National Prosperity Week Is over
In Matamoros and residents OF the
border city may come and go dur
ing the day cross international
bridges linking Brownsville and
MatAmoros as they formerly did.
The National Prosperity Week
was launched by the Part.do la
into effect in all border towns Of
Mexico.
Traffic Barred
Matamoros city authorities,
headed by Mayor Roberto +. Garcia
inauguraOed the National Prosper
ity Week IN MatamoroS last sun
day. A parade was held and ban
ners were exhibited calling atten-
ton 10 local products n urging
them to buy goods in Matamoros.
At the same time bridge
closing hours were put into effect
and traffic men were stationed at
bridge approaches on the Mexican
side to prevent residents OF Mat
amoros crossing into the United
States. Bridge traffic vas open
between the hours OF y and ! and
again at 6.
The move taken by the city gov
eminent, seconded by GOV. Castel-
lanos of Tamaulipas and the Par
lido Nacional Revolucionario OF
Mexico City in closing bridges TO
traffic IN order to make Matamoros
residents trade in their own city
proved a success. the mayor said.
Ruben A. Martinez, secretary OF
the Matamnros Chamber Of Com
tnerce declared this morning that
Merchants reported an increase In
sAes and a general turnover OF
stocks.
Mayor Garcia declared that some
merchants had petitioned him ~
enforce the National Prosperity
Week and keep the bridge closed
for a few months at least. The
mayor refused to comment on
permanent bridge closing.
Traffic Now Open
National Prosperity Week ends
Saturday at 6 p. m. and bridge traf-
fic from both sides Of the river
may continue as formerly" the
mayor said Saturday.
People IN Matamoros have found
that 1t is as cheap to trade here as
across the river, goods are Of the
same quality and what people OF
Matamoros do for their home city
will make their home city, what
Mexico makes will make Mexico
the Mayor said. Il am very well
pleased with the way residents Of
Matamoros responded 10 the cali Of
National Prosperity Week" he con-
tinued.
Automobiles bearing American
license numbers were allowed TO
come as they formerly did and
stickers were placed on their wind
shields bearing the words: Visit
ors Welcome 10 Matamoros'.
I'VE do not wish 70 hinder tour
ist traffic, we are proud Of the
history OF our city and want the
rest OF the world to visit us" said
Mayor Garcia.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Woman Found Shot

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. PIP
Mrs. Esther Rogers, divorced wife
OF w. @. Rogers. wealthy oil man.
was found fatally wounded at her
home here today. A revolver was
loosely clasped in her hand She
died within an hour at a hospital.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Ely to Speak

CROSS PLAINS. Aug. 29-F-
w. r.. ElyF chairman or the state
highway commission, viii speak MI
the autumn watermelon feast here
Tuesday night. Other speakers viii
De Senator's Walter Woodward and
Oliver Cunningham and Repre-
sentative Xictcr II. Gilbert
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30

LURAY. Va, Aug. 29-P-In his
retreat in the Virginia hills, Pres.
Hoover turned his attention this
week end TO plans for the forth
coming disarmament conference at
Geneva in February.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-30
Injuries Fatal

LONGVIEW. AUG. 29-lP-Ken-
meth Proctor, 7. was dead today
from injuries received when an
automobile operated by Mrs. r. r.
Goodman crushed him against the
wall OF a cottage at a Longview
Nurist camp.