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7 : : with bie pence worla in lead fer Pore eocmplistaents ore concerned. Cn, “| wianding invisibly pear hin and capable ot pending his mind, 1s amsed 7 at the » porfeot and artonisning mechanism that his brain outrols: Ome ean - see, = at aroma one chart, & & ommtrifuge) and directing control leading "te monarous pointe, each designated by a flashing ster. At ‘the ater , F > Flashes At carries « renexbrance 4 the ountrel, reminding him thet ‘there is an unfinished gob --- « task to be performed or completed. The star designating Hiddell and his proposed removal from the courts, flashes ” quternittently. The star fudicating Hackethal, nearby, reflects the flash. The eter designating Dec doors Likewise, An unfinished job} & job, that when completed, will lessen the reminders and this grent relief, for there are mary flashing stare on the train chart. and, a4 ar by « decree of the gods, sn event occurs whith necessitates immedinte acticn. Ie 4a May 24, 1955. It de viniting day ¢or Capone. Three houra association with bis family. « - the 24th, 25th and 2éth. : The Capone family enters the front gate, receiving an un- usually cordial greeting from Ur, Wesley, the front gate guard. Thoy are . as is customary, required to give their nance to the imate warden's runner, Loo Fagoneback, No, 42000. A word of friendliness is uttered by Lee. Being an an ilitumor this morning, Mre. Capone directs & contemptible glance at Lee for his greeting. It grates on her nerves. She reports it to her esteemed husband. 41 raves pecause a convict dared to speak to his wifel Ie is the spark which sets the wheela of retaliation in motion! Hackethel ig informed Les mst be “pomped off". And, the edict ia: Hiddell mest do it! Thus, Capone, in one swooping order, has . his vanity essed, . Hacketha] reluctantly .consents- He sssuren Capone that Riddell will do it, in turn informing Riddell that he (Rackethal) dislikes Les be- £ cause he has « habit of coming down to the Officers’ Mess and boldly cutting Himself a piece of ple and aioppily esting it, his action preventing that