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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 A# The northeast. It*.# three blocks north of Fremont, on Tenth. Q. Mr. Hibbs, 1*11 ask yon to state whether or not you know, of your can knowledge, whether your neighbors hare the same problems that you have testified to. A, Well, yes. I know that they hare all complained. I as not going to say whether or not it*s been since the restrictions were resowed. It’s been general concern in the whole neighborhood throughout the entire summer. Q. but since the restrictions were removed in July, up to and including Labor Day, you did have trouble! A. Oh, yes. Our cooler wouldn't function! it went dry and we had no hot water at certain times* CROSS-EX AHIHATIOS BY ME. RiKIlCK? Mr. Hibbs, you had trouble, I assume, then, during the period the restrictions were in effect this summer. A. fes. Q. And do you know when the restrictions were removed! A. I don't know the exact day, no, but It was around the last of July or the first of August, is my belief, Q* Hid you see any change in the conditions at your home after the first of August! A. Without being restricted to that exact date, if you mean when the restriction went off—whatever date that was, yes,
