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DavkaWriter Dimensions is a great program for personal users, but it is a must- have program for synagogues and schools. This program will provide your school or synagogue with the texts that are most commonly used and this will surely save your institution hundreds, if not thousands of dollars in the long run.
Upon opening up the box and popping the CD into the computer, the installation was pretty clear-cut. The first prompt you will get is to tell the program whether you have DavkaWriter Platinum or DavkaWriter 2001. (It is important that you choose the right version of DavkaWriter. The program requires this because the files need to be installed in the correct folder for it to work properly.) Once that selection is made you are able to proceed further.
You eventually will come to a window that will let you choose one of three ways to install the program. The first option is to run a complete installation. This installation will install all of the texts, fonts, etc. – in other words, everything. The second option allows you to install all of the texts without the extra fonts. The third option is to run a custom installation wherein you can choose which texts you would like to install. The last option is a good option if you are low on disk space and if you only need some of the texts.
If you have the space and don't mind the extra fonts, the complete installation is the way to go. Why? Simple. So that you won't need to scramble for the disk when you need to install a text you didn't install during the custom installation. Not having to go tearing through your house, turning it upside down, later on, to locate that disk, only to find that is scratched and you can't even use it, is worth the extra time during installation!
The texts that come with Davka Writer dimensions are as follows:
1. English Text of Tanach. This will come in handy if the clientele you are dealing with have a hard time with Hebrew.
2. Shabbos Zemiros – Hebrew text of Zemiros with nikkud. If you make a simcha on Shabbos and don't have enough benchers, this will come in handy. What I liked about this is that there is a section in the Zemiros that have a lot of well-known songs that are sung today.
3. Pesach Hagaddah is good for communal sedarim. Not only does the Hagaddah have the Hebrew Text, it also includes an English translation by Rabbi Zev Shostak.
4. A Machzor for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur with the Ashkenazi and Sephard (polin) formats will allow you to provide your holiday guests in your synagogues with a machzor, in case extra machzorim is not within the synagogue's budget.
5. Kitzur Shulchan Aruch – Hebrew text with nikkud; Hebrew-Aramaic text of Gemara with Rashi – these texts will help you create references for your lectures in the synagogue or when you teach your students in school. The program allows you to print this out, saving you from having to make copies of pages from seforim (which sometimes might infringe on copyright laws).
As a bonus, the program comes with three new fonts from the Guttman Font collection.
All these things sound great. However, most people get very concerned when dealing with an accompaniment program. Their greatest fear is that the program will not be fully integrated with the program it is supposed to be integrated into or an accompaniment to. However, with DavkaWriter Dimension, this fear is not even an issue. The texts can be edited, copied, pasted, and even stylized. The texts you want to print can most definitely be manipulated to your liking. In fact, in DavkaWriter Platinum, the texts are in the text library along with the other texts you had previously.
The requirements for this program are a PC that runs windows 98 or later and most important of all DavkaWriter 2001 or higher – DavkaWriter Platinum is preferred. (If you don?t have Davka Writer 2001 or higher, good luck when trying to get this program to work.)
The software can be purchased online at www.davka.com and/or at your better local Jewish bookstore.
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I've got my two batches (that are ready) transferred over to clean carboys for the secondary fermentation.
I know with the primary fermentation, the temperature range is determined by the yeast.. which I maintained between 65-70deg for the yeasts I used.
What temperature should I store the batches in during the secondary/clearing stage? Can I keep them at the same temperature during the secondary as I did the primary?
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I was told by the staff that I needed my daughter's pediatrician's office to call in a referral so that they could see her for a strep test. If her pediatrician could see her right away, I wouldn't have had to go to "urgent" care in the first place. Would have been better off heading to an ER, I guess.
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text: Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - December 3, 1935, Altoona, Pennsylvania lJ; STOCK EDITION I Ln Circulation of the AUoona Mirror Yesterday Slltoona Wtctot WEATHER: SNOW; COLL of Persons Sending Christmas Gifts by Should Be Careful to Note Time Set by Postal Oflicials. soJSTABLISHED JUNE 13, 1874. en I ALTOONA, PA., TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, 1935. TWENTY-SIX TWO CENTS BUDGET. BROUGHT BEFORE COUNCIL Annual Municipal Appropria- tion Ordinance Carrying Is Intro- duced at Regular Session. IS BASED ON EXISTING TAX RATE OF 9 MILLS Present Figures Are Tenta- tive and Subject to Addi- tion or Subtraction During Period of Thirty Days. Carrying appropriations to the several departments of the gov- ernment for the fiscal year of 1936 amounting to the an- nual budget was introduced this morning 'at the first regular De- cember meeting of city council by Councilman Lynn McG. Hoses, di- rector of accounts and finances. While it comes within the reve- nues as estimated by the finance director, it was made clear by him ,aud the other members of council that the.figures are only tentative .and are subject to change before the finally enacted. It will now be transmitted to the state department of internal affairs and it need not pass before a period of thirty days has elapsed. The budget is based upon the ex- isting tax rate of 9 mills, of which 5.5 mills will be for regular budget- ing purposes and .5 mill for spe- cial purposes, such as financing 'the street lighting installations and for what is known as the interest and deficit fund, .25 mill being de- -voled to each of these purposes. The millage ordinance was not in- troduced this morning, but it is quite probable that it will be pre- sented at an adjourned session of .council scheduled for this after- noon. Allocation of Funds. The distribution of the total sum among the live departments of the city government is made as fol- lows: .Public affairs, ac- counts and finance, public safety, streets and public .improvements, parks, wa- ter and public property, >_ The estimated receipts carry the "same totals as the appropriations. In order that the two might bal- ance, Mr. Moses resorted to the plan of basing the receipts from taxes on a 100 per cent collection, winch at 8.5 mills will yield 529.68. The receipts from other sources, such as license, taxes, liquor license, police courts, 11- "censes and permits, total making a total of outside of the department of parks, water .and public property. In the latter department, with a total of thc receipts of the water bureau are placed at based, upon the present water rates. The ordinance appro- priates the same sum, while an ad- ditional is appropriated to: the balance of the department, which includes parks and public buildings. Want Cut Restored. It should be clearly understood that the foregoing figures are only tentative, for no one is fully satis- fled with the setup. City employes who want the 10 per cent wage re- duction restored are naturally dis- satisfied with the setup which lejvves them out in the cold. iThe committecincn representing th'e is understood, wil) appear at the adjourned meeting this afternoon for a further hear- ing. Thc restoration" would add 'about to the total. There dissatisfaction with the pro- posal to continue the elimination of' the chief of police; the tenta- tije budget carries no appropria- tion for this salary. Sphe city employes will represent thlt there is every reason to be- lieve that wilh business improving .S.T-1 much federal work in prog- fcifcs, there will be no difficulty revenues and the pay cuts now be safely restored. It is "ie'r contcntion that since all 111 her government svorkers are hov- their pay restored, those of the ty should have the same con 1 ieration. in PLEDGES BRITAIN TO FIRM POLICY INSTALLED PAUL K. REYNOLDS President WILLIAM F. LEHMAN Director 01 fn the course of the deliberations sterday afternoon the budget of Continued on page 10, column 2) In Today's Hltoona flbftror bo Martin g Scenes In Washing- ri ton .......................j3 Cartoon by Herblock ___... 8 Church and Fraternal News 5 Comics jj Crossword puzzle 2 Correspondence 22-23 Editorials g Financial news 21 Frailer Hunt Series 10 Our Boarding House H Out Our Way Radio programs ............23 .Side Glances 13 Sports 20 Stories In Stamps The Truth About Diet...... U This Curious World 10 Today's Almanac 2 Toonervllle Folks 16 Walt'Mason g Women's features e DR. L. N. KAY' Director BOND ISSUE SOLD BY CITY COUNCIL Bid Submitted Jointly by Four Leading Brokerage Firms Is Accepted for New Municipal Loan. Bonds were opened this morning in the office of Councilman Lynn McG. Moses, director of accounts and finance, for the sale of 4 per cent bonds in the sum of and later council by unanimous vote accepted a joint bid submitted by four leading brokerage firms in the state for the entire issue. The joint bid was submitted by these firms: Singer, Deane Scrib- ner of Pittsburgh and E. H. Rollins Sons, Inc., Graham, Parsons Co., and Yarnell Co., all of Phila- delphia. The bid is at par plus the accrued interest to the date of de- livery, plus a premium of There will be some technicalities to adjust and then the bonding firms will place the the market The interest will be pay- able scmi-annually and the bonds wil] be free of all taxes levied in pursuant to any law of the state. The sale consummated today is subjected to the approval of the secretary of the slate department of internal affairs. The revenues derived from the sale of the bonds will be utilized for payment of operating expenses of (Continued on page Ifl, column 5) AMERICANS IN PATH OF CHINESE "RED" FORCES WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. The American consul general at Hankow has telegraphed the Hunan provincial governor "an urgent re- quest" for protection of Americans, including missionaries, in the path of Chinese "commuiiist" forces. Department of stale officials were particularly concealed about nine Americans, including Catholic and Protestant missionaries, in Chin- king where the invaders were re- ported on Nov. 29. The department said that four American Catholic pncsls also were stationed at Chenki, two t. Supu and one at Lumr.gan. NEW SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS ELECTED Paul K. Reynolds and W, F. Sellers Head Directors for Ensuing Mem- bers Are Installed. FAIL TO FILL VACANCY RESULTING FROM DEATH Election of Two Teachers Is Conducted and Third De- linquent Tax Bond Issue Is Authorized. Paul R. Reynolds of 514 Park avenue, Wchnwood, vice president of the Altoona school board for the past year, was elevated to the presidency of the board last eve- ning at a meeting at the Senior High school, succeeding William K. Barclay, one of thc two retiring members of the board. Thc elcc-' tion was made unanimous by the directors. William F. Sellers of 1703 avenue, who served as vice presi- LEAGUE PENALTIES GIVING ITALY FIRST REAL BATTLE Nomlnces for the presidency of the board were Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Sellers and Dr. Guy S. Tippery. with Mr. Sellers withdrawing be- fore the voting. Nominees for the vice presidency were Mr. Sellers and Dr. Tippery. Five votes, repre- senting a majority of thc full board membership, were required for elec- tion. Fail To Fill Vacancy. Members of the board failed to fill the vacancy in the school board membership created by the posthu- mous election of D. M, Sell on Nov. 5, the aclion being taken fol- lowing (he withdrawal of the retir- ing directors, J C. McKerihan and William E. Barclay, and the instal- lation of the two new directors, William F. Lehman of 3216 Broad avenue and Dr. L. N. Ray of 1300 Twenty-second avenue. Nominees for board election to the vacancy were T. S. Davis, re- tired county superintendent of schools; Samuel C. Bowcn, former school director and director of the poor; William R. Zern of 045 Twen- ty-ninth street, who .received thc next highest number of votes as a Republican candidate in the pri- mary election, and Earl B. Hoen- sline of 213 Twentieth street, also a Republican candidate for Ihc nominalion. Communications con- taining an endorsement of Mr. (Continued on page SI, column 6) HUNTERS RETURN WITH DEER KILLS Large Number of Altoona and Blair County Sportsmen Successful on First Day of Season. Hunters galore are meeting with success in the woods in search of deer and many fine specimens were brought down yesterday, the first day of the Pennsylvania season. H. J. Prindell of 1619 Twenty- fourth avenue shot a six-point buck deer, weighing 158 pounds, while hunting in Scotch Frankstown. valley, near William Weest of 106 Fifth ave- nue, while hunting in Centre county, shot a six-point buck, the Altoonan returning later in the day, bringing Allorney Chester B. Wray, district attorney-elect, who is remaining in By STKWART BltOWN, Staff Correspondent. (Copyright, IKJJ, United 1'rfSS.) ROME, Dec. Bcnilo Mussolini and liis cabinet, lighting grimly to defeat Ihe slrangling pen- allies of the League of Nations, de- voted themselves completely to in- ternal affairs today at their, second meeting in sevcnly-lwo hours. Activities of the ministries ol foreign affairs, ivnr, navy and in- terior were not even mentioned in the communique which followed thc two hour meeting. There were none of the warlike defiances to the league which have characterized other speeches ami meetings. It was believed that Ihe restraint was due to present diplomatic no- golialions. and particularly to the prospcclivc visit 'of Sir Samuel Hoarc, British foreign secretary, to Premier Pierre Laval at Pans this week-end. When today was set for Ihe meet- ing, after Ihe cabinet's session Sul- urday, it was hinted that Iherc would be a slatcmcnt of world im- portance. Not only tho present diplomatic situation, which may give last mo- ment hope of averting the proposed throttling effect already noted of thc league's present economic boy- cott, apparently affected the plan. A seven-page communique listed a number of minor decrees intend- ed further to strengthen llic na- tional resistance to tho league. There were new measures lo pre- vent profiteering und hoarding ol business ami individuals. Penalties were provided for both offenses. One decree ,'in institute I for research into and cxploittilinn of flt.-ili.iti metal mines. Another pro- vided for regulation of the extrac- tion of light oils from coal. Diplomatic quarters al once ex- pressed mild, in view of lasl minule Ihcre wns no reference to foreign policy or Die international situation. But Hie cabinet seemed absorbed In its effort to strengthen llic I'oun- Iry in prospect of a long resisl- ance. Us meeting wns .shadowed by Hie first ominous signs that League ol Nations penalties against Italy for ils war on Ethiopia were beginning to harm industry. Unofficial estimates were thai be- cause of penalties unemployed had increased 200.000 lo lolal UOO.OOO, lliat already production at some (Continued on page 21, column IJ ALTOONA IS VOTED FOOTBALL HONORS Report of Special Committee to Figure Points Leads to Unanimous Approval for Mountain Lions. CROWD AT PENN-ALTO jCHEERS ANNOUNCEMENT i _______ i Four New Members Arc Ad- mitted, Officers Elected and Schools Sign for 193G Classifications. DEVELOPMENTS IN IAR IN ETHIOPIA Guerilla Bands Attack Behind Italian Lines League Leaves Next Move to Premier Mussolini. (By Uimcd fias.) Latest war developments: George pledges Britain to firm policy and fullest support of league in Ethiopian crisis. issues more de- crees to strengthen Italy's re- sistance against sanctions. Con- tinued Ethiopian activity behind Italian lines on northern front an- nounced. members put next move up to Mussolini and await his reply. Guerilla Bands Active. ROME, Dec. per- sistent activity of Ethiopian gueril- la bands behind tho Italian lines on the northern front was dis- closed today in a terse communique 61 of the Marshal Badoglio, commandcr-in- "One of our said thc communique, "repulsed an attack by 200 armed Ethiopians in the region south of the Abaro Pietro chicf. pass. The enemy fled, leaving on the ground several dead. Our casualties consisted of one officer and five Askaris wouned. "Detachments of the Erilrcan (Continued on page Ifl, column 5) BISHOP CANNON ASSAILS ROOSEVELT AND MELLON ST. LOUIS, Dec. The Anti- Saloon league met for the third session of its twenty-eighth na- tional convention today in the as- sembly hall which last night re- sounded to the stirring words of Bishop James Cannon, jr. The aged clergyman, in predict- JAPAN WILL SEEK FOUR-POWER PACT To Ask Stabilization of Pa- cific at Naval Would Be World's Police- man In Far East. BULLETIN. I.ONJXXV, Dec. Ullrlii has called England's attention In the Kravily of developments in North China, where agitation for autonomy continues, n Wlls rcveulcd today. Quo Tai-Chi, Cfiltle.se ambassador to (.ircnl Britain, conveyed (lie Chinese view of the silimfinn to Hritish diplomatic circles. <Ry United Press.) LONDON, Dec. 3.-Japan may bring forward at llic forthcoming naval conference her claim lo rccoguilion as the world's police- man in the far east, a dispatch from The Daily Herald's Tokio cor- respondent said today. Thc Japanese delegation, said tho dispatch, has been instructed to seek a new four-power agreement for stabilization of the Pacific basin. The United Stales, England and France would be asked lo join Japan in this "new deal" Ihc orient even if Ihe naval parley opening next Monday fails to pro- duce any agreement for limitation of battle fleets. It was understood that there arc four major proposals which foreign minister Koki Hirota hopes might be incorporated in a new trcaly lo supplant thc four-nower pact of 1921 and Ihe nine-power Ircaly of 3622, which expires at the end of 1936. These arc: 1. Renewal of the 4-powcr Ircaty (Continued on page 10, column 3) FIRE AT NOON HOUR. Home of Allrcd Bnshrcnncr, Z10 Maple Avenue, Damaged by Hluzc. Members of the city fire depart- ment were called out at 12.25 o'clock this afternoon to the home AUoona High was selected us the fomlmll champion for the Western i Pennsylvania Foolbull conference, officers were cleclcd for and four new schools admitted lo mcni- ibcrship al the annual rnccling of jUic conference held in the Logan room of Ihe Pcun-Allo holel Insl More Ihan 100 [ler.sous crowded inlo the Logan room for thc mccl- ing. More than two hours was spcnl in clearing up all unfinished business for the year, with the se- Icclion of thc football champions delayed until after 10 o'clock. Prior to receiving Ihc rcpoii of thc special committee lo report on thc leading teams under the point plan thc conference ordered thc room cleared of everybody except representatives from the member schools and Hie press. Cheer for New Champion Sclcclion of Altoona High as Ihc clininjilon wilh VVindbcr an the run- j ncriip and Ihc naming of ISbcnsburg as llic H class litlcholdcr and Mor- ris Township ns the nmncnip rc- quiral only a few minutes. The re- port of the commillce wns unanimously. As thc report was received ami Alloona High named thc champion, thc big crowd which remained outside the doors of the Loc.au room gave a hearty cheer. As Alloona .High was named thc litlc holder President Daniel 13. Kiilp of Williamsburg nslccri for a motion lo extend congratulations lo Ihe Mountain Lions and the resolu- tion unanimously adopted also in- cluded Ihe conference well wishes for Alloona High to be returned Ihe winner In Ihc annual post-season Same wilh Ihe caslcrn champion, Ashland High, on Saturday at Man- sion Pnrlt, The cnllre conference session was quiet and everything orderly. Affidavit alleging Attoona High's incligibilty were presented but each (Continued on pate 3, column 2) PRISON CONVICTS IN DARING ESCAPE Prisoner and Truck Driver Killed and Fugitive and Three Guards Wounded In Charlestown Break. -----o-1-------1 i--wi.PN.ta u Ljjia eliivj nuwi IO I (1C IIOIIIC ing a rclurn of prohibilion within of Alfred Ensbrcnncr of 210 Maple Icn years, denounced Andrew Mel- lon, former secretary of the treas- ury, for failure of the eightccn'h amendment through lack of en- forcement. Turning his attack to President Roosevelt, he charged that "false ......0 in; ciitirgcu uiai lalse cnmp today with the expectation of propaganda" had been used in lend- a fleer fnr hinrmolf ____, K. S. Ferry ot Roaring Spring returned to Ms home yesterday afl- ernoon from Polter counly where early in the morning he shot a buck. He was in the woods but a short time when he spied a six-point ani- mal, thc kill being made a few minutes after 7 o'clock. Earl C. Kuhn of Roselawn, Holli- daysburg, well known hunter, proved his sportsmanship on the only to ling the repeal movement, adding that saint of liquor its re- peal. TEMPKIMTUKKS. A low reading of 22 degrees wns recorded by thermomelcrs al Ihc avenue where a hole was burned in the roof, the cause of the blaze be- ing believed due to sparks from the flue. An alarm wns turned from No. 226, at Maple avenue and Third street, companies in the district re- sponding. Firemen soon had the Hj' ALIJ5N MARTIN, Stuff Correspondent. BOSTON, Dec. A desperate daylight break by six long-term convicts from Alassacluisetts' cen- tury-old state prison ended swift- ly today with one prisoner and a i I ruck driver reported slain and an- other fugitive and three guards wounded. Within two hours, all Ihc prison- breakers were recaptured, dead or alive. While guards chased Ihe escaped convicts along Iho Uoslon Maine railroad tracks toward Somerville, Ihe ancient penitentiary, situated within Ihe shadows ot Hunker Hill spending. Firemen soon had the monument, echoed with thc yam- flames under control upon reaching I mtring of tiOO riotous prisoners who l-d j i ,n mil were not nccucu In some for last night and at 10 o clock this parU of Ihe allic Ihc names hurn- Thc high rcd ficrnoon was 3i in the Beaver Dams section Mr. Kuhn shot and killed a large eight- point buck, which tips the scales al 175 pounds. Mr. Kuhn slartcd on the trip early in thc morning and shot the buck at 10 o'clock. He is (Continued on page ID, column 1) LOCAL MAN HELD IN AUTOMOBILE MISHAP J. Calvin Dilling of 618 Fourth avenue is held under bail for a future hearing before the coroner of Montgomery counly in connection with the death, at 10.15 o'clock Sunday morning, of Denton Hoff, aged 34, of Reading. Auto- mobiles driven by Dilling and Hoff collided at a street Intersection in Pottstown. Dilling avers the collision which resulted fatally to Hoff was en- tirely unavoidable by reason of the slippery condition of the thorough- fare. However, Iho counly authori- ties deemed it expedient to hold the local man until all Ihc facts are assembled. Billing's insurance carrier is manifesting an interest In his behalf pending clearing of Ihe situation Ihc in- vestigation of the crfroner. the scene. Considerable damage I were locked in Iheir cells when Ihc was done by Ihe flames before Ibcy Irouble brolce out, Louis rtichnrds of Somorvillc, driver of a truck which had just delivered potatoes lo the prison, was reported to h.we had his skull bashed in with n bludgeon when thc convicted commandeered his Irurk. Prison officials said Ihc prisoner slain was Philip Naples, aged 32. Worccslcr, scnlcnccd last month (Cimliiiuril on iiujjc, 31, column I) were extinguished, however. Tlie llames were confined to the iiny No. D and hose lines were were nol needed In some on'; i altic was gutted by SOLDIER BONUS IS BIG ISSUE FACING MEMBERS OE CONGRESS Hy DAVID LAWJIKNCK. 1535. Alloona Sllrtor.) WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 3.- The difficulties of a presidential candidate with thc bonus issue arc illustrated by Ihe stand taken by Colonel Knos. On the one hand, if there's an economizing program, he doesn't want the bonus paid now, but, it thc administration is spend- ing in so many other directions, the bonus, he Ihinks, can be paid now instead of a similar sum being expended through alleged relief or boondoggling. Business opinion, of course, in- sists that, for the budget to be bal- anced, the bonus should be paid in 1915, when due. Political opinion is just thc opposite. Republicans and Democrats In congress fear the organized pressure of llic American Legion flt thc polls m MM. Although the Legion, by Us char- ter, Is forbidden as an organization ,to engage in political activity, its individual members arc under no such restraint. For all practical purposes in llic realm of polilics, Ihe Legion is recognized as a pow- Ierful pressure group, i Mr. Roosevelt, to he sure, having vetoed thc bonus before, will feel i compelled to do the same in thc j next session. But there arc enough j votes to pass it over thc veto, pro- vided no inflation measure is at- tached to It, as was thc case in the last session. More than two-thirds iof both houses want to pay thc bonus now. Apart from tho fear of political reprisals at the polls, members ol congress reason lliat Ihc bonus is due in 1915 anyhow, lhal a debt paid in advance when Ihc velerana need llic money will do the latter more good than ten years hence, iThc real question, however, is nol merely anticipation of payment. (Continued on page 3, column 6) BOY IS INJURED IN COASTING ACCIDENT Charles Barnes, jr., of 1319 .Seventeenth avenue, was ad- mitted lo lilt Mercy hospilal at B o'clock last evening suffering from a painful laceration of the scalp received when he struck a parked ,aulomobiie while coasting on Four- jtccnlh street, between Seventeenth and Eighlccnlh streets. I Eight sutures were required to close Ihc wound when it waa trcat- ed in the hospital dispensary prior !to the boy's admission lo the hos- pital. His condition this morning. however, was regarded as good. The boy struck the parked auto- j mobile of William Barry of 17H I Founccmh slrccl, Ihe accident bc- ing witnessed by T. C. Wciblc of H06 Eighteenth avenue, who took i him lo his home, from where he [was i-cmoved lo Ihc hospital. Thc accident is Ihc first resull- ing from coasting In Ihc city this fall and the cily police dcparlmcnt j urges parents lo assisl in keeping children off Ihe streets until coast- nag arm are fixed, I'KIXCKSS VICTUIUA SISTER OF KING OF ENGLAND DIES Princess Victoria, of Windsor, WIio Long Shunned Public Life, Succumbs at Her Cottage Home. (By Ualtcil PIFM.) LONDON, Dec. Princess Vic- toria, eldc.'tl o.r the two surviving sisters of King George V, died to- day after a severe slomacli hem- orrhage at tier home In Ivor, Buck- inghamshire. "Her royal holiness tlieil n peace- ful death at ;U5 n. said a bulletin is'.siicd Hi Prin- cess Victoria's moilcst home eigh- teen mites west of London. Site was 57 years old, throe years younger than the monarch. I3ccaiise of her dcalb, King George abandoned ills plan to par- IJdiiatc iti today's ceremonial open- ing of parliament. Heading of Iho "king's speech" wns delegated to Viscount Hailsham, lord chancel- lor. A blond transfusion was one of the last steps taken in an effort to save her life. It gave her only temporary relief and she continued to sink rapidly. At her bedside was her younger sister, Queen Maud of Norway, who is In Eng- [and on a private visit. Princess Victoria Alexandria Olga Mary of Windsor wns born July 0, 1808. in Marlborough house, where she spent most of her life with her mother, the Into Queen Alexandra. as she wns called by her family, was less in the public eye than any member of the royal family. So completely was her life devoted to hr.r father, the Into King Edward VII, and to her mother after Alexandra was wid- owed in 1910, tlmt she was 55 years old before she hnd a home of her own. Then she bought the Buck- inghamshire cottage, where her staff was restricted to a man who cared for a few Guernsey cows, gardener and a few bouse ser- vants. Tlirmifflinul her life she was an object of romantic interest to the British public because of a report that an unhappy love had slmd- owed her life. Reports were that, as a young woman, slic lost her heart to R man whom, under the more rigid social code of lliat day, a king's daughter could not marry U'ith propriety. Whether the reports were b.-iscil upon fact or were mere gossip Is not known; but the fact remained (L'imllnlicd on column ft) George V., In Speech From Throne Opening Parlia- ment, Commits Empire to Support of League, En- forcement of Sanctions and Hopes for Peace Be- tween Italy and Ethiopia. URGES STRENGTHENING OF NATIONAL DEFENSE Death of Princess Victoria, King's Sister, Prevents His Being Present In Per- son and All Elaborate Pomp and Splendor of Traditional Opening of Parliament Is Omitted. DROP IN MERCURY SIGNAL FOR FIRES Sudden drop in Ihe mercury usually is attended by calls to city firemen lo quench flue fires, re- sulting from hard firing. The pasl day Is no reception. With the ex- ception of one alarm which wan purely false and likely thc prank some person who liked lo sec j lire apparatus in aclion, all thc liros pnrlcd were for j Firemen from No. station used i chemicals for a flue fire ai, the home of Mrs. K. J. Smith, 1503'.: Tenth street, at 10 o'clock yester- day morning. j .ast evening al fi.lo o'clock lire- men from No. station tiscrl chemicals for a fliic Ore al Ihc home of A. W. Wagner, 30S Walnul avc- nuc. Companies Nos. 5 and 6 and truck n responded lo a call Irom box No. lo thc home of Mrs. j Norma Malhoit, 1806 Sixth avenue, i al 7.-U o'clock last evening for a flue fire. Kircmcn from No. 5 uscil chemicals. An alarm from box No. S3 at Ninth avenue and Nineteenth slrcct j al 7.57 o'clock last night took com-1 panics Nos. 5 and 6 and truck BJ lo Ihc scene. There was no tire. Kircmcn from No. 1 station used chemicals for a flue fire at the home of Mrs. Kale Nichols. Wash- ington avenue, al n.30 o'clock last night. This morning at o'clock fire- men from No. 1 were called to Ihc home of .1. Bud Breiuciistcin, 1206 Fourteenth street, where a burn- ing pan on an electric stove caused a scare. The firemen were not in service. BULLETIN. PARIS, and Hrilain Iwluy decided io stib- tnil a new peace plan lo Italy before embargoing oil and in- creasing Ihe scvcrily of sunc- liiuis. By II. I.. I'lillCV, Slair Correspondent. ICotiyrlsht. 1U35. by Unlttil Press.) LONDON, Dec. George pledged Great Britain forcefully and unequivocally today to Ihe gov- ernment's Arm policy in Ihc Italian- Ii'lhiop'.n crisis. In n speech from the throne of the house of lords at thc state opening of parliament, read in his absence by the lord high chan- cellor, thc king committed the counlry to: Firm support of the League of Nations. in coopera- tion wilh olhcr counlrics of the lenguc covenant, with its Article XVI providing for penalization ot a war mukcr. of It? influence in favor of an Italinu-Kthiopian peace acceptable lo Italy, K'hiopia and thc league. _ A Fourth "Urgently nccc'ss strengthening of the national lenses In order to fulfill its inte: nntiounl obligations under Ihe cov' cnaiil and lo safeguard Ihe I'nrup Is Oniillcil. ft was lo have been a slate open- ing ot parliament, with pomp and pageantry, with tho king In his ermine and with his crown, with jeweled peeresses In. the galleries and robed peers on th6 floor 6f th6 house of lords, where tho two houses, lords and commons, met In a joint which nmy go down in history as a war parlia- ment. Because of the death today of the king's sister, Princess Victoria, be did not attend and thc peeresses were not present. Lord Halishain, the lord high chancellor, read the speech from thc speech from which there is no retraction because while il Is written by thc cabinet for the king, it represents not the pro- nouncements of n government but a power which is the symbol of Ihc nalional unily. Usual Peaceful Opening. The speech opened wilh Ihe cus- tomary: "My relations with foreign pow- ers continue to be friendly." II went (lircclly Into llic Italian- Ethiopicin crisis: "My government's foreign policy will as heretofore be based on firm support of the League of Na- tions. They will remain prepared lo fulfill In coopcraliou with olner members of the league the obliga- tions of thc covenant. In particu- 'ar they arc determined to use al all limes the full weight of their influences for thc preservation ot peace. "In pursuance of these obligations my government have felt compelled lo adopt in cooperation with some fifty other slalcs members of the league cerlain measures of an eco- nomic and financial'nature in re- gard to Italy. At the same time they will continue to exert their influence in favor of n peace ac- ceptable lo Ihc Ihrcc parties of the dispute, namely, llaly, Ethiopia and the League of Nations." Then the king turned to thc five power naval conference to be open- ed Dec. 9. with thc United States, Japan, France, Italy and Britain represented. He said: "My government have issued in- vilalions to Ihe governments of oilier countries which were parties to llic Washington and London naval treaties to attend a confer- ence al London Ibis month with a view, to conclusion of a new inter- national treaty for limitation of naval armaments. I have learned wild satisfaction that all the invi- lalions to this conference have been accepted and I trusl lliat its labors will be crowned with success." National Defense. After Ibis paragraph, the king devoted the following one to the national defense: "The fulfillment of our interna- tional obligations under thc cove- nant, no less than the adequate safeguarding of my empire, makes it urgently necessary that the de- ficiencies of my defense forces should be made good. My minis- ters will in due course lay before (Cotilinucd mi 19, column S) WKATHFH fOKECAST. WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. Western Pennsylvania-Light snow loniglit; much colder in north por? lion; Wednesday, cloudy and cold- er with snow flurries near Lake Eric. Eastern snow tonight and probably Wed- nesday morning; colder Wednesday.


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Lovely garden apartments in suburban setting. Located in historic Morristown, NJ - amidst the traditional beauty and quiet dignity of this community, Franklin Manor offers a great combination - quiet enjoyment with big city conveniences. All our one and two bedroom apartments are modern, spacious, smartly up-to-date. Custom detail ranges from fully equipped kitchen to beautifully landscaped grounds. We are conveniently located to all public transportation, schools, theater, highways and the center of town. Our excellent service team is sure to make you feel right at home. Franklin Manor is more than just living quarters: it is a lifestyle.
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For larger ENG models, the kit includes a mounting bracket with holes for standard 15mm rods. For medium and smaller camcorders, there's a camera bar that attaches to the 1/4"-20 thread at the camera bottom, and this piece features a removable pistol grip for holding the entire rig. For all camera types, carbon rods enable vertical adjustment of the prompter in relation to the camera lens. Either configuration requires minimal setup and breakdown time.
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Coconut Oil is my favorite (and most heavily used) beauty product! I use it for just about everything and I'm loving the results! I have been able to save myself hundreds of dollars on skin moisturizers and hair conditioners with one big $25.00 jar of organic coconut oil alone. Twenty-five bucks for a bottle might seem on the expensive side, but if you use it as often as I do, not only will it last longer than you think, but you'll be saving yourself so much on other products you no longer need! ;)
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The oil works wonders on dry or damaged skin and is easily absorbed. Coconut oil forms a protective barrier to hold in moisture and also penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin to help keep connective tissues strong and supple. It also helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It aids in exfoliating the outer layer of dead skin cells, making the skin softer to the touch.
Coconut oil also helps in treating various skin problems including psoriasis, dermatitis , eczema, and other skin infections.
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- Try using a little dab as an after-shower moisturizer once or twice a week on your whole body like I do, or on particularly dry patch of skin. You will immediately notice how hydrated your skin looks and feels - works brilliantly to re-hydrate your skin after a day in the sun too!- As a massage oil! In my opinion, no lotion feels better than coconut oil! It leaves the skin smooth and silky and sexy hydrated! ;) You may come to find that this lovely product has a number of enjoyable uses in the bedroom. (Not safe with latex.) - As deodorant! A small amount can be used to give you a sweet, tropical scent all day long while hydrating your pits! ;) - Mix with nutmeg and use on blemishes - leave on for about 15-20 minutes then wash off. - On new tattoos to help with healing. - Mix with baking soda for a facial scrub that moisturizes as well. - Massage into fingertips to soothe and prevent hangnails and ingrown nails. - Using your ring finger, massage a drop under your eyes to prevent wrinkles and sagging.
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Coconut oil can be used to treat dry and damaged hair as well. It is one of the best natural remedies for hair. It helps speed up healthy growth of hair and also gives a shiny complexion. Coconut oil provides the essential proteins required for nourishing hair damaged from sun-exposure or environmental chemicals.
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Do I need to have a digital cable box to be able to connect via HDMI? My living room TV is connected that way, and the picture is stunning. I have two other HD TV's that I'd like to connect that way also, so i can get the best picture possible, but I don't want to have to pay extra fees every month for 2 more cable boxes. Is there a coax to HDMI cable or adapter that I can buy, or do I need to have the box to get a true HD signal? Thanks for any help.....
HDMI is an interface to allow for the transmission of video, audio, and control signals in a digital format. There is nothing inherent about it that will produce a better video or audio signal than other analog alternatives.
Your HD cable box however is capable of receiving HD digital signals and sending them to your HDTV without a digital-to-analog, analog-to-digital conversion taking place that will cause degradation. I'm not aware of any STBs (set top boxes) offering HDMI from an analog signal.
Most HDTVs nowadays can do a pretty good job of upscaling a standard definition video source to HD resolution. While not getting true HD signals from your other boxes, you may wish to try the component video outputs from the boxes to the HDTV, if the boxes have them available.
Even 1080i from a STB is not going to look any better in HDMI than component. A conversion from the "coax" (i.e. composite) to HDMI will actually only degrade the overall quality.
While "digital" has become a buzz word, really what it mainly offers is simply reduced bandwidth and storage space over analog signals, while attempting to not reduce the "perceived" video quality.
stunning picture sounds like you have a HD tuner on that tv. what type of tuners if any do you have on the other tv's? our cable co basically scrambles all the channels now. either get a full on tuner or have a digital convertor for each tv. but the DTA is not HD. gotta spring for multiple HD tuners.


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Here are some of the more interesting nuggets we here at CableTV.com know about TV and Porum, OK. A third of the U.S. population owns four or more TVs. While 97% of us continue to watch traditional television, nearly half of us also stream television content online. And 72% of us also bundle high-speed Internet with our cable subscriptions. There are about 671 people living in Porum all enjoying television in different fashions - 221 with four or more traditional televisions, 322 streaming online, and 483 of these Porum residents bundle their services.


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The wooden bleachers inside the jam-packed Assembly Hall were bouncing and quaking, and the game hadn't even started. Hoosiers fans have known for a while they have something special with this Indiana team, ranked No. 1 in the preseason and with the preseason player of the year in the nimble 7-footer Cody Zeller. But preseason rankings are meaningless, especially if you can't perform at home against the nation's 14th-ranked team.
Which is what the Indiana Hoosiers had to do on Tuesday night, when North Carolina came to town as part of the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
What did the Hoosiers do, exactly? They dominated in an 83-59 win. They proved Indiana basketball is back, just like the pundits said in the preseason.
They went on a 22-4 run to end the first half and begin the second half. At one point they were up by 32 over a North Carolina team with five McDonald's All-Americans. By the end of the blowout, Hoosiers fans had to keep up their interest by singing their alma mater as head coach Tom Crean put in his bench players for the last few minutes.
But the top-ranked Hoosiers proved something a little more subtle on Tuesday night as well. They provided one more shred of evidence that the Big Ten has, for now, surpassed both the ACC and the Big East as the home to the best basketball in the country.
"I definitely do believe that they deserve to be ranked where they are," UNC coach Roy Williams said of the Hoosers. "I don't think there's a selfish bone in those kids' bodies, and I think that's probably the part that I admire most. They really do just want to look up at that scoreboard and see that Indiana's winning."
It's not just Indiana that's winning, but the entire Big Ten. Just look at Tuesday's ACC/Big Ten Challenge games. The Hoosiers mauled UNC. ("It's a huge statement," Hoosiers forward Will Sheehey said. "You saw the score.") Meanwhile, third-ranked Michigan beat 18th-ranked North Carolina State. The suddenly hot 21st-ranked Minnesota Gophers topped Florida State.
Big Ten teams went 4-2 against their Atlantic Coast Conference rivals on Tuesday, although that's a bit of a mirage, because one of the ACC's victories was Maryland over Northwestern, and Maryland soon will be joining the Big Ten.
Perhaps this power shift in college basketball isn't all that unexpected. When this ACC/Big Ten Challenge series was first concocted in 1999, the ACC was by far the better conference, winning the first 10 ACC/Big Ten Challenges. But the Big Ten has won the past three and is on the way to a fourth.
The Big Ten has made huge strides the past few years, starting with the Hoosiers' amazing turnaround under Crean — from 28 wins in his first three years combined and missing the NCAA Tournament each year, to 27 wins last year alone and making the Sweet 16.
As Ohio State, Michigan State and Illinois have remained stable national powers for the Big Ten over the past decade, Michigan has added itself to mix the under head coach John Beilein, and Tubby Smith's 7-1 Gophers suddenly appear ascendant. As of this week the Big Ten has six teams in the top 25.
Meanwhile, the ACC has fallen off. The ACC always will have Tobacco Road, and the guaranteed greatness that comes with having UNC and Duke. The conference still has sent 11 teams to the Final Four over the past 13 years (same as the Big Ten). But the ACC has become top-heavy. UNC and Duke account for four of the ACC's five national championships since 1999, and only one other ACC team is currently ranked in the top 25 — and that's 18th-ranked NC State, which will drop in the rankings after losing at Michigan.
The programs that used to give the ACC the depth that the Big Ten now boasts all have fallen off: Virginia, Maryland, Georgia Tech, Florida State and Wake Forest.
Yes, it's only November. It's a bad idea to read too much into November. On Tuesday, UNC was without one of the pistons that make their offensive motor run, sophomore shooting guard P.J. Hairston, who sprained his knee in practice over the weekend. And UNC has a first-world problem on its hands in that it recruits players who are simply too good for college ball. Four players from last year's Elite Eight team were taken in the first 17 picks in the NBA draft, and three of them were underclassmen.
Remember this, too: The ACC might be a shallow league now, but next year will be a different story when two perennial top-25 teams, Syracuse and Pittsburgh, join the conference from the Big East. Louisville, currently ranked No. 5, is expected to move into the ACC a year later.
But Indiana's performance on Tuesday night was as electric as the Assembly Hall fans who came to only the third matchup this season between teams ranked in the top 15. And like Sheehey said, it was a statement, about both the state of Indiana basketball and Big Ten basketball.
Cody Zeller scored 20 points on 8-of-13 shooting, added eight rebounds and four blocks, and at times ran the floor like a 7-foot point guard. Victor Oladipo and Sheehey each scored 19 points. Scrappy 6-footer Jordan Hulls had eight assists with zero turnovers. (Hulls has a remarkable 31 assists to only five turnovers on the season.)
"You guys know just as well as I know that this program over the past couple years has really been struggling," Oladipo said. "We were trying to get it back to where we want, and that's on top. And for us to get a win like that, it's a humbling experience, not only for us but for this program as well."
He was talking about Indiana basketball. But he might as well have been talking about Big Ten basketball, the conference that's No. 1 in the nation.
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Water resistant glue for paper?
I know there are plenty of craft glues for paper, but I need something water or humidity resistant. I am gluing small tabs onto textured heavy card stock, that will hold hoop earrings. I sell my jewelry work at art fairs, outside. Under high humidity conditions, or getting rained on, the tabs fail and fall off as the glue re-hydates, and the weight of the earring pulls it off.
I have tried a couple of solvent based glues, but they are not viscous enough for the heavy paper, and also soak right in and fail to stick.
It should dry clear or milky, the brown foamy polyurethane solvent based glues ooze out and look terrible.
If water based, it does not have to be water PROOF, just not give up the ghost at the first sign of rain. What I need is high viscosity, not a spray, water resistant when dry.
I know these are a lot of requirements! I have tried looking at "This to That," but there is no information there for my conditions. I posted in Crafts and Hobbies, but that forum does not seem to be very active, and I know those who decorate are a very knowledgeable bunch! Thank you for your help.
I was considering silicone. I have a couple of things out on the table, ready to test them. Was not sure if it would work on paper, though. Obviously if something I have already in the house works, I will get these done that much faster. That Perfect Paper sounds good, though.


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Touch 'n Foam 2-Component Spray Foam expands and cures quickly to fill cavities, gaps, cracks, expansion joints and other sources of air leakage in a building envelope. Resists moisture that can lead to mold or mildew and provides increased sound and thermal insulation. Will not shrink, compress, settle or biodegrade like fiberglass or cellulose insulation. Bonds to a variety of materials, including wood, masonry, metal and drywall.
|Product Depth (in.)
|Product Height (in.)
|Product Width (in.)
|Insulation Type
|Spray Foam
|Paintable / Stainable
|Product Weight (oz.)
|627.36 oz
|R Value
|Two Part
|ENERGY STAR Certified
|Fire Block Rated
|Warranty Information
|Manufacturer warrants this product to be free from defects and shall not be liable for any consequential or other damage or remedy. Our sole obligation and your exclusive remedy are limited to product replacement. For more info. call 1-800-325-6180.
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