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Description from the manager
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Bedrooms: 2/
Bathrooms: 3/
Sleeps: 6/
Type: House
Crowner's Jewel House
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CROWNER'S JEWEL: Delightful 2 bedroom 2.5 bath Conch-style townhome in the quiet gated community of Truman Annex, surrounded by historic buildings and tropical flora; only a short walk to Duval Street.
Master bedroom has small bath ensuite and private balcony (note: both bathrooms have shower only). Guest bedroom with twin beds has private balcony overlooking the landscaped walkways. Living room opens to your private deck.
Assigned parking, dining deck, front porch, bedroom balconies, 3 TVs, full equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, WIFI.
Q/2T/Qslpr Sleeps 6
Additional amenities include: concierge, jetski (personal watercraft), reefs, walking, flat screen TV: 1, golf, synagogues, antiquing, pool/beach towels, marina, babysitter, groceries, fishing, massage therapist, festivals, health/beauty spa, snorkeling, minimum age limit for renters, museums, cycling, pier fishing, parasailing, hospital, tennis, boating, non smoking only, adventure, cinemas, churches, atm/bank, sight seeing, scenic drives, shopping, romantic, photography, air conditioning: central air, wind-surfing, dishes & utensils, eco tourism, live theater, medical services, iron & board, scuba diving or snorkeling, beachcombing, gated community, coffee maker, iron/board, washer/dryer, living room, family, sailing, sports & activities, kayaking, snorkeling/diving, away from it all, shelling, tourist attractions, fly fishing, bird watching, historic, swimming, deepsea fishing, restaurants.TripAdvisor property ID 2354121 ...Read more
3 Full Bath (includes shower)
Suitable for children of all ages
No Pets Allowed
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Crowner's Jewel Key West, Florida
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Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Key West Attractions
Proximity to TripAdvisor's Top Key West Attractions
Last updated on May 26, 2016
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- Fitness Room
- Linens Provided
- Hair dryer
- Towels Provided
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
Phone / Internet
- Internet Access
Pool / Spa
- Private outdoor pool (heated)
- Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Property Features
- Parking
- Toaster
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Stove or Oven
- Dishwasher
- Satellite or cable TV
- DVD Player
- Books
- Television
- Deck
- Balcony or terrace
- Pet
- Suitable for the elderly - ask
- Smoking
- Wheelchair accessible - ask
- children
Internet Access
Fitness Room
Stove or Oven
Washing Machine
Clothes Dryer
Satellite or cable TV
DVD Player
Hair dryer
Linens Provided
Towels Provided
Shared outdoor pool (unheated)
Private outdoor pool (heated)
Balcony or terrace
Check in: 7:00pm, Check out: 7:00pm
If you have any questions about check in or check out times, please contact the owner/manager
Smoking is prohibited at this property
Reviews (15)
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based on 15 reviews
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A FlipKey verified reviewer
"First visit to Key West"
Took our family to Key West for the first time and we had a wonderful time. Rental was in great location and good condition. My family will visit again.
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Would you recommend this vacation rental to a friend? Yes
Recommended for: Travelers, Friends, Families w children
New Jersey
"Everything I expected and some additional pleasent surprises!"
Immaculate condo with every amenity you will need including beach equipment! Nearby parking made it very convenient with 1/4 mile walk or drive to Fort Zaccary State Park beach and picnic area! Two short blocks to the famous Duval St. Key West.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
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"porter lane"
Place was great, close to ask attractions and you could walk everywhere!
Very neat and clean, equipped with anything you'd need!
A great choice for us and we have been there yearly for a few yearly so if say our best place so far!
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Recommended for: Romantic
Mike L
"This was a very nice condo in an excellent location."
The property was very well maintained and cleaned. The condominium complex was fairly new and beatifully landscaped but retained the flavor or old Key West. Trumans' Key West White House was within the complex and only a block from the Crowner's Jewel Complex. This location was very close to Duvall Street and to the north pier complex which is where all of the tourist activity on the island occurs. However the property grounds were relaxed and quiet.
The only concern that I had was that I never met any of the rental staff. The transaction occurred over the internet and via phone, our arrival was 9 pm on Saturday and departure before 10 am on Saturday so receipt and drop off of keys was via drop box. No rental agent called on us during our stay to see if every thing was alright.
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Recommended for: Romantic
Response from the , At Home In Key West, Inc. - 05/28/2012
Thank you for taking the time to review our home. We're glad you enjoyed your visit.
Our company keeps in touch with our guests right up to the day before arrival to make sure they have everything they need for arrival, and we have someone on-call 24/7 to answer any questions or concerns they may have during their stay. We purposely do not disturb our guests after arrival, and find our vacation home renters like it that way.
We look forward to assisting with your vacation plans again!
A FlipKey verified reviewer
"Ok, but would not stay here again"
I would rate this condo poor only because it's in Truman annex and not any general hotel room in Key West. While it is listed as having 2.5 baths, this was really a 1.5 bath condo converted to 2.5 by taking a closet and making it a bath room. It has the folding closet doors to close it off from the master bedroom, with makes it kind of awkward using it. Because of this refit, the shower stalls in both bath rooms are very small tight, so if you are a guy over 185lb or so, you may want to look at a different unit. The washer and dryer are also now in the bath room, instead or the hall, so sometimes you have to wait to do a load. It very close the post office and it chickens, so you get to hear them starting around 4am every morning. This is also a full rental condo, (never owner occupied) so the upkeep is spotty and the outside needs a good power wash. Lastly, I would not deal with at Home In Key West, Inc again as when I told them I might not be able to arrive as planned, as my mom was sick, they did not offer any type of refund and was going to charge me a cleaning fee, ever though I would now be using the condo. So I never canceled the condo. I told them I may or may not show up and or have my friends use it in my place. When I called them the day before telling them I would be arriving, they were surprised, as they were trying to rent it out from under me and double dip. I bet they would have kept the money if they had rented it and not told the owner, as I have seen this with other rental units.
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Recommended for: Rugged
Response from the , At Home In Key West, Inc. - 05/24/2012
Thank you for taking the time to review our home. It is unfortunate that the layout of this home was not to your liking, and roosters are an integral part of Old Town Key West, no matter where you stay. Please note this home has been power washed since your visit, a task that had to be scheduled between reservations.
Regarding our company's business practices and integrity, I would have to refer you to the extensive number of guest reviews we receive with our company consistently exceeding expectations. TripAdvisor feels the same, having rated us EXCELLENT in 2012. The Rental Agreement you signed is very clear about cancellation within 60 days of arrival being non-refundable. When we heard you were cancelling due to your mother's illness, we did make every effort to re-rent the home; if that had happened, your money would have been refunded. We do not relish making profit from another's misfortune.
We hope your mother's health has improved and wish you a more enjoyable vacation experience in the future.
"Clean, comfortable and close to everything."
I have stayed at Truman annex before and the location does not disappoint. This unit was very clean and comfortable. Both bedrooms had a balcony which was nice. If any complaint, it would be the size of the showers. In both bathrooms, the showers were tiny. The reservation, check-in and check-out processes and staff get high marks as everything was professional and smooth.
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Colleen Nelson
"Wonderful stay!"
The only problem was that there were a lot of small ants everywhere. If anything was left on the kitchen counter or on the floor, they would be all over.
Great location! I love staying in Truman annex, a little bit quieter and off the beaten path but yet so easy to walk anywhere.
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Recommended for: Luxury, Romantic
joyce g.
"a little disappointing"
This was a 'last minute' booking, so I took one of the few properties available for two weeks in february.
'Tho adquate, the property needed up-dating and the outside need a good power wash.
The staircarpet was very dirty and some of the cheap, old, venetian blinds weren't working properly.
The location was very good, the area around the property charming.
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Response from the , At Home In Key West, Inc. - 02/25/2011
Thank you for taking the time to review our home. We take all comments very seriously to continually improve the experience we offer our guests.
The items you mention are on schedule as soon as there is a break in rentals in April.
We're pleased to know you enjoyed your visit and hope you will stay with us in the future.
"Nice unit, great location in Key West"
A buddy of mine stayed in this unit for a week. The Truman annex location is fabulous. It's very quiet yet close to the action on Duval Street and a short bike ride to a good food store and the beach. All vehicles are parked away from the units which gives the Truman annex area a quaint and quiet feel.
The unit itself was in a very good condition and is an end unit which gives it a bit more light. It is listed as two bedrooms and 2.5 baths. The bath for the master bedroom is a bit, shall we say, different as it is located in what was the master closet. It's a functional set up but with a mite less privacy than a normal bath as it is separated from the room by folding doors. The furnishings and amenities were all excellent. Carpet on the stairs needed cleaning but the agent assures that will be done.
I'd strongly recommend renting a bike for the period you are there as there is no reason to use the car (also it's really hard to find parking in Key West) yet many things are a bit too far to walk.
The rental agent @home Key West was superb and very responsive.
All in all a great spot to spend a week.
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A FlipKey verified reviewer
"great location"
The home was clean and in a great location. My only complaint would be that the decor was very dated and the furnishings seemed cheap compared to other homes in the same price range in the annex that we rented. But overall it was a great stay.
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"has potential but needs updating"
Condo is well located and spacious. It looks like it has not been painted or updated recently if at all since it was built. Several of the cheap vinyl blinds were broken or partially broken. The beds are uncomfortable. The "closet" bathroom in the master bedroom is goofy - it offers no privacy when in use since the bifold doors have no handle or latch on the inside. Refrigerator exterior is rusted and unnattractive. Overall it was just ok. I wouldnt rent it again.
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Response from the , At Home In Key West, Inc. - 04/15/2010
We appreciate you taking the time to review this home. We take your comments to heart and have made improvements -- paint, new refrigerator, knobs on inside of Master bath door, new blinds. As you mention, this is a spacious 2 bedroom townhome in a great location that offers guests a fantastic Key West vacation experience; please consider coming back to see for yourself!
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"Crowner's Jewel"
We were not provided with the pass to Ft Zachery Taylor beach - make sure you request it when you sign in. Showers are VERY small, you are lucky to turn around in them - if you are large person - DO NOT STAY HERE. We will not stay in this unit next year!
New Jersey
"Looks can be deceiving"
This home looks better in photos than in person. There were suppose to be 5 of us which would have been tight!! As it turned ot there were just 2 of us. One of the bathrooms is more like a closet with bifold doors that open into the back bedroom. The outdoor furniture and cushions were not clean. The location is great as you can walk everywhere and you are in the middle of everything.
A FlipKey verified reviewer
I must say that we have been spoiled, because we have a home in Montserrat that has a private pool, a large yard, and lots of room with our possessions.
The biggest problem with this rental is that there is no privacy. The neighbors are inches away and the sun is mostly blocked out by nearby units. It is poorly appointed and needs area carpets, etc. The kitchen lacks the basics like a rolling pin. They did bring us a mixer, cutting board, and measuring cups. It technically has 2 1/2 bath rooms but anyone that is slightly overweight would not be able to shower. The TVs are lacking. The good is the location.
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Because lunch is free for all students at Bravo, in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles, no one pauses to pay. Still, during the lunch rush this day in May, food service worker Rodelinda Gomez stops a few.
"Hey! Hey!" Gomez hollers to students with no greens on their trays. "Come on and get your vegetables. You have to get them!"
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National school and health organizations and some states – including California – recommend that students have at least 20 minutes to eat lunch after they're served. But "that's not happening in all schools," Pratt-Heavner said.
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Snack Taverna in the West Village offers a modern twist on Greek fare in a cozy setting.
Although it's larger than its sister café in SoHo, the 15-table eatery has the feel of a classy and intimate spot typical of the neighborhood. It draws a mix of Village locals and a business crowd at lunch. You won't see the blue and white décor typical of Greek restaurants here. "We stayed away from the Parthenon-type appeal," says owner Adam Greene.
Popular dishes include the restaurant's signature braised lamb sandwich with roasted onions, tomatoes and baby arugula and the boureki, or savory pies. The lamb burger with melted feta, which came on a brioche bun with house-made ketchup, is a juicy and hearty lunch choice for those who arrive with an empty stomach. Entrees range from $19 to $24.
Snack Taverna at 63 Bedford St. is open 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through Saturday (on Sundays, it's open until 10 p.m.); 212-929-3499.
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The Alpharetta Arboretum at Wills Park was established in 2008 and showcases the natural setting and beauty of many native tree species of the Southeastern United States. Pick up a complimentary walking tour brochure at the Alpharetta Welcome Center and discover this free attraction for yourself. The arboretum is located in Wills Park, a 110-acre multi-use park near the downtown center of Alpharetta.
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06/04/2016 - 06/04/2016
Gather your friends and celebrate summer with beer, wine and food from some of Alpharetta's best restaurants. Enjoy an evening filled with music and dancing in the streets.read more
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06/04/2016 - 06/04/2016
Children ages 4-12 are invited to participate in the Youth Fishing Derby sponsored by the City of Alpharetta Recreation and Parks Department. Adults must accompany children. Prizes will be awarded for longest fish and most fish caught. Bring fishing gear and bait.
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The Annual Touch A Truck event rolls into Wills Park on Saturday, August 20, 2016. Sponsored by the Alpharetta Recreation and Parks Department, the event attracts more than 7,500 visitors each year with activities, such as animal balloons, moonwalks and face painting. But the real attraction are the dozens of unique vehicles on display for children to see, touch and explore! Vehicles include fire engines, police emergency vehicles, heavy-duty construction equipment, military vehicles, buses,...read more
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Dean Rusk probably never read a poem written by the Nobel Prize winning Polish author Wistawa Szymborska that begins—"After every war someone has to tidy up. Things won't pick themselves up, after all." These few lines arguably describe the role that Rusk sought to fill as a major participant in the conduct of U.S. foreign policy from 1945 to1968. Out of the chaos created by the Second World War, the future secretary of state wanted a world order in which Hitlerian aggression, later expanded to include its communist cousin, could not reoccur. Reasoning statesmen, working with a United Nations bolstered by the rule of law, would form the first Wilsonian bulwark. If that battle line did not hold, than a coalition of Western, democratic governments would stop aggressive acts, preferably by collective security, but failing that, by unilateral American actions. No mistaken Munichs, let alone unacceptable Dunkirks, would mark the path to peace if only resolute leaders would defend the borders of democracy and freedom against transgressors.
Born on February 9, 1909, to farm parents down on their financial luck in Georgia, but highly educated and possessed of good instincts, Rusk prospered in his intellectual development. His father, trained in the ministry, contributed a foundation of strong southern Presbyterianism and an even stronger work ethic to his son. A southerner to his core, Dean admired and came to share many of the ideas and principles of his fellow southerner, Woodrow Wilson. At Davidson College in North Carolina, he further imbued even more of the moral approach when he attended his father's alma mater. His religious and political beliefs grew so important that he considered becoming a missionary to China. Although he finally followed the path of worldly rather than religious internationalism, a crusading, missionary zeal and a continued interest in Asia always remained.
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The population is primarily Polynesian and about 98% Protestant; most are members of the Church of Tuvalu, a Congregationalist denomination. Tuvaluan, English, Samoan, and Kiribati (on the island of Nui) are spoken. Subsistence farming and fishing are the mainstays of the economy, especially on the atolls (the outer islands) other than Funafuti. The smallness and remoteness of the islands hinder the development of a tourist industry. The sale of postage stamps and coins accounts for the largest portion of the country's income. Remittances from overseas workers are also important. Other substantial income is received through a trust fund established in 1987 by Australia, New Zealand, and Great Britain and also supported by Japan and South Korea. Copra and fish are the main exports; food, animals, mineral fuels, machinery, and manufactured goods are imported. The main trading partners are Germany, Fiji, Italy, Japan, and China.
Tuvalu is governed under the constitution of 1978. The monarch of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, represented by the governor-general, is the head of state. The government is headed by the prime minister, who is elected by the Parliament. Members of the 15-seat unicameral Parliament or House of Assembly (Fale I Fono) are popularly elected for four-year terms.
Capt. John Byron visited the islands in 1764 and they were administered by Britain as part of a protectorate (1892–1916) and as part of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands colony (1916–74). The colony became self-governing in 1971, and in 1974 the Ellice Islanders voted for separate British dependency status as Tuvalu. They became fully independent in 1978 and in 1979 signed a treaty of friendship with the United States, which recognized Tuvalu's possession of four small islands formerly claimed by the United States. Ionatana Ionatana, prime minister since Mar., 1999, died in Dec., 2000; the following February, Faimalaga Luka was elected to succeed him. In 2001 the government requested help from Australia and New Zealand in resettling its citizens if global warming leads to a significant rise in ocean waters; the highest point in the country is about 16 ft (5 m) above sea level. In Dec., 2001, Luka lost a confidence vote. Koloa Talake was chosen to succeed him, but he lost his seat in the elections in July, 2002. Saufatu Sopoanga became prime minister the following month. Sopoanga lost a confidence vote two years later, and in Oct., 2004, Maatia Toafa succeeded him. Following the Aug., 2006, parliamentary elections, in which all members of the government except Toafa lost their seats, Apisai Ielemia became prime minister. Toafa again became prime minister following the Sept., 2010, elections, but his government lost a confidence vote in December; Willy Telavi was elected to succeed him. In Aug., 2013, Telavi was ousted, and Enele Sopoaga became prime minister. A tropical cyclone in Mar., 2015, caused significant damage to many of the country's atolls.


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Southwestern Historical Quarterly
The rise of museums in various parts of the state is a sign of
the awakening of the people to the importance of their own
locality. The San Jacinto Museum of History is scheduled to
open its doors to the public on April 21, and at the present time
the board is considering the appointment of a director, archivist
and librarian, and assistant archivist. The museum will be housed
in the San Jacinto Memorial Building on the San Jacinto battle-
field. The five trustees, appointed through the joint action of
the State Board of Control and the San Jacinto State Park Com-
mission, are George A. Hill, chairman; L. W. Kemp, W. B. Bates,
Alfred C. Finn and Mrs. Madge I-Iearnc, all of Houston.
On November 7, 1938, there was filed in the office of the Sec-
retary of State the charter of the San Jacinto Museum of His-
tory Association. This Association has the same board of trustees
and the same officers as the museum itself. Its purpose is to
stimulate interest in the museum and to raise funds for its
The trustees have divided Texas history into seven periods
which are to be "revisualized" in the museum. I note that the
last period entitled "Texas' Statehood Until the Civil War," ends
in 1861. I am moved to inquire why the story should stop in
1861. Surely something has happened in Texas since 1861 that
is worthy of consideration in a history museum. Practically the
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the oil industry was not even dreamed of in 1861. The drill-
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to future Texans than the shoe from the horse of some seventeenth
century wanderer in Texas of whom nothing but the horseshoe
survives. In our desire for perspective, let us bear in mind that
foreground is as important as background.
The central unit of the Texas Memorial Museum on the campus
of the University of Texas has been completed. It was temporarily
opened to the public for the first time during the Thanksgiving
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Issue date: Friday, October 5, 1951
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Logansport Press (Newspaper) - October 5, 1951, Logansport, Indiana Weather GOVERNMENT FORECAST Partly cloudy, cooler today; rain by Saturday LO NSPO Only Local Morning Paper Serving Cass, Carroll, Pulaski, Miami, Fulton, White Counties VOL. 31, No. 95. NEA TELEPHOTOS LOGANSPORT, INDIANA, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PRICE FIVE CENTS George E. SOKOLSKY These Days DOWN TO FUNDAMENTALS The word, news, gives tho impression that what is reported has something to do with the new, the exceptional, the novel, the different. Thus, some believe that ;i divorce is better news than a marriage because it is more stnrtling or that a picture of a half-clothed starlet Is terrifically interesting and exciting. No such photograph attract the per- manent interest nor the unfathom- able beauty of Whistler's "Mo- ther." We have also been taught in this trade that names make news, that the more names one men- tions, the more interesting the story. 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For instance, Dr. Char- les Malik of Lebanon, looking out upon our Western world, once said: "There is a general weakening of moral fiber. One gains the that the great fund of moral strength which has been handed down from the tears and labors oC the ages is not being creatively replenished. There is thus unrcgeneraiion. a terrifying wastage of substance. Quality is in eclipse. Quantity and size do- minate OVR UNIVERSITIES and col- leges face this problem, both as a cultural and financial one, at this Many ot them permitted themselves the luxury of the G.I. Bill of Rights, which was as much a subsidy for schools as it provided aid to former soldiers. They expanded to accept increas- ed attendance. They took on addi- tional staff, often not of the quality and maturity of those who had slowly established themselves as scholars by achievement in general or particular fields. In the lower schools, the de- generation of quality set in long before in the growth of what is generally called progressive edu- cation and in the elimination of such specific subjects as history, "eography and civics, the cumu- lative subject called the social sciences having been substituted. BUT THE VERY WORST de- fect in general school education, from the standpoint of quality, is the assumption that children must remain at school, often up to IS years of age. whether they are able to asborb knowledge or not, and that none may be held back, no matter how stupid, first be- cause it is anti-social to punish the lazy, the idle and the incom- petent, and secondly because un- less whole classes are pushed ahead, there can be no seats for the oncoming classes. Thus, for education is substitu- ted regimentation: for scholar- ship, mere attendance. Some col- leges are correcting these defects by stiffening the required courses during the first two years. Another check on the exaltation of the stupid is the special ex- amination of smart boys in con- nection with the draft. I ONCE HEARD A mother object to .giving the smart boys Increased opportunity on the grounds that it was undemocratic, of course, learning has never been democratic, only one Aris- totle having been produced in 4.000 years, ar.d an Army is not related to equality but to special abilities, finely trained and cap- able of utilization of the precise moment of necessity. Quality is always rare, but it is always worth the effort. There (Continued en Page Four) Reds Hills To Meet New Threats From U. S. Eighth Army Headquarters, Korea. Friday. Oct. 5 Reds surged down from their hilltop bunkers today and attacked U. S. positions in waves on the flaming Western front. The Reds were fighting furiously to crack the Allied line, which was rolled forward as much as four miles in two of a roaring autumn offensive. The Allies kicked off their drive Wednesday with troops from nine nations paced bv mammoth British Centurion tanks. "First Cavalry division troops fought off the Chinese coun- terattacks throughout the night. But the Reds still were pressin" their attack at day- Cass 4th Orate On History Toiir cU Olde Towne, Peru Muse- um, Siocum Park To Be Visited Fourth grade students in all Cass county rural schools will take part in an annual local his- tory tour on Tuesday Oct. 9. it was announced yesterday by Ray- mond S. Julian, county school su- perintendent. The tour will be started at a.m. with all schools convening at the grove site of Olde Towne. Inr.-iiivd north of Adampboro ar.d of Hoover, and will visit the hreak. The action raged south- west of Chorwon. A battalion of Reds spear- headed the attack, which began at a.m. a in. When the Americans beat off the first wave of attack- ers, the Reds stepped up their strength to men. A general headquarters com- munique said only that Allied troops hurled back several Com- munist counterattacks. Drive Continues It said tho Allies were continu- ing their drive on the central and west-central fronts against "con- siderable enemy resistance." The 100.000-man Allied offen- sive, spearheaded by the British Commonwealth and U. S. Third Division, had blasted two deep dents in the Chinese defenses of western Korea Thursday. Stubborn Communist counter- attacks elsewhere r.iong the 4U- Iocs mile-wide active front either stop- wes FIREMEN START group of city firemen is shown here .in one of many inspection visits to made during fire prevention week, which starts Monday. Capt, 0. J. Lcbo. Charles Harmon. i Harry Jones. GeorRe Morris and Robert Crispcn are shown looking: over the new addition to REM. (Press Irvin Steals Home; Dark's 3-Run Homer Puts Victory On Ice New York. Oct. 4 rampant New York Giants pinned no-hit Allie Reynolds' ears back with a barrage ot blows and humbled' the Yankees, 5 to 1. behind Dave crafty pitching in today's opening World Series struggle. The scrapping National League champions, maintaining the impetus of their amazing drive to the pennant, piled into the favored Bombers, scoring all the runs they needed to win I lor Southpaw Koslo in the first inning. i Alvin Dark, captain and shortstop of Leo Durocher's dand- ies, put the game beyond the reach of the Yankees with a tre- mendous three-run homer off Reynolds in the sixth. Monte Irvin, slugging leftfielder, tied a Series record with four clean hits and electrified the great crowd of by stealing home for the Giants' second and winning run in the first frame, Koslo. handing the American Leaguers their first loss in a Series opener since 1936, yielded only seven hits and hand- ------------------------------------------1 cuffed the Yankees almost completely over the last seven iremen To Note Loud Mouth Gels Rogers 'aip Ships at Sea Ready To Rescue Princess London, Friday, Oct. 5 assigned five ships to- night to stations in the Atlantic, over which Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will fly Monday enroute to Canada. ,8 To 14 Fort Wayne, Ralph Rogers, 26-year-oid Fort Willie Moretti Had Talked Too Much to Crime Probers night in a downtown Fort Wayn ped the United Nations forces cold Miami Count; or limited the advance to scanty courthouse in vards. Museum at the Peru winding UP 'with a trip to the Frances Siocum theater because he laughed loud. A three-state too ponce net had p- ark Cemetery eight miles failed to find any trace of Rogers but an alert movie patron recog- nized him when she turned around At the two places where the Al- State lies penetrated, the advance total- southeast o; 1 eru. ed four miles n two davs Buses bringing school children led four miles in t-Aoaa.. man Jn bad. of The Reds Bought "c and a.m. and park along the roadside adjacent to the wooded Three American divisions, the First Cavalrv, Third and 25th. the lot. In case of ram Tuesda will be staged on Wedncs- annual South Korean First Division, the tour wui 25 000 man British Commonwealth day. Mr Juiian sain. _ division and Turkish. Greek and The event, which is an Philipino brigades made up the at- part oE the program tacking fo'-ce for the county schools, opens with the session at Olde Towne where Fries To Scoots In Cass Tho picture was the story of a cat which inherited a baseball team. Police, called to the scene by the woman, placed Rogers under arrest on a manslaughter war- rant issued soon after his pretty wife, Rachel, 30. was found shot to death in the i: recognition of schools represented will be given and special guests introduced. From to the Story of Olde Towne will be related to the children. At 10 o'clock buses Elected Chairman at An- leave tor the Miami county Superintendent Julian will speak, home. Authorities would make no statement other than that Rogers was being questioned. The only report about Rogers since the shooting was that he was seen in Logansport that afternoon. nual Meeting Herman Fries was elected chair- man of the Cass district in the Three Rivers council. Boy Scouts, at the annual meeting at the Luth- eran Parish hall last night. Cecil Laymen was elected vice- chairman; Louis Enimerd, district commissioner, and Oscar Beasey. and Dr. Brice Fitzgerald were elected to the board of directors. Elected members at large were: Ralph Todd, Manfred Wolf, V. A. Kranz. Leo Hcndricks, Paul Bail- ey, Roland Hager, Dr. Brice Fitz- gerald, Dr. Russell Merrical. Dr. Donald Winter, Tom Hirschauer, John Hyman, and Fred Scagnoli. The newly elected chairman an- nounced his appointments as chairmen of the operating com- mittees. They are: Ralph Todd, finance; Oscar I. Beasey, leader- courthouse at Peru. There the children will inspect the museum and hear greetings from John Davisson, Miami county school superintendent, and welcome will be given by Mrs. William West, curator of the museum. Lunch At Park At a.m. the children will board buses for the journey to Frances Siocum State Park where at noon they will enjoy a picnic lunch. At 1 p.m. the buses leave for Frances Siocum cemetery ar- riving at Mrs. West then will (Continued on page 6) Theodore Wyss, police detective captain, said that Rogers was seen leaving home last Saturday after- noon shortly before his year-old son found the his mother in the basement. She had been shot twice, through the head and side. Police said the basement showed signs of a struggle before the shooting. Cliffside Park. N. J.. Oct. 4 Glib-tongued Willie Moretti, pa! of underworld kingpins, was si- lenced today by the guns of four men who joked with the bigtirne gambler just before the triggers v.'ci'c squeezed. Authorities said the pudgy, balding chatterbox, who once boasted he'd never bs murdered, had been "taken for a ride by his friends." Shot twice in the head. Morct- ii v, as found sprawled on a tile floor of a small restaurant. A waitress, who had gone ir.to the asement of their kitchen just before the shooting, i discovered the body beside a small, square-topped table. The four men had fled. Strewn on the floor were four .38 cali- bre shells, indicating an automa- tic pistol had been the death wea- pon. A racing form, a cup ot coffee, two smoking cigarettes ana a small brown cigar were atop the blood-fiecked restaurant table. mninsrs. Shelling Reynolds from the hill in six innings, the confident. Giants bombarded the big Indian and his two successors. Bob Hogue and Tom Morgan for 10 ringing blows. Only six days ago Reynoldi pitched his second no-hit gama of the season at the expense oi the Boston Red Sox. Much of the game's drama was wrapped up in the first inning. The crowd had filed into tha i Fire drills, essay contests, and stadium wondering whether tha j firebox demonstrations will be a i National Leaguers were too T spent from their gruelling flaa jpart of the program of the Lo-; ,0 makc rea] %ta4 gansport fire department to bring against the fearsome Bombers. Fire Prevention week before the cct ;n Gear 2 Gonc people of the city, October 8 answer wasn't long in j through 14. coming. Reynolds got the first Fire Drills Essay Contest And Quiz Program Planned ship training; Paul Bailey, camp- The Giants Series Forecaster Has No Advice for Today There won't be any forecast on today's game from Russell Taylor, city hall custodian. Tay- lor missed the boat yesterday. He said the Yanks would win 6 to 2. ing and activities; Roland Hager. health and safety; Al Drompp, or- ganization and extension; and John Hyman, advancement. The retiring officers .gave their reports for the past year, and Louis Emmerd spoke on "Forward on Liberty's Team." Wednesday night the Northwest district met at the Methodist church in Monticello and elected co-chairrnen of the district. F. H. Gillespie, Monticello. and M. T. Barco. Winamac, became the new- chairmen. Walter McCoIly. Monon, was elected district commissioner. Color pictures of the World Jamboree in Salzburg. Austria, were shown by Ray Philips, scout- master of troop 25, Monticello. 1. Taylor couldn't terday afternoon, ported to be hiding in the coa! bin, but this was noi verified. be found yes- He was re- NO CONSIDERATION Washington, Oct. 4 sador-at-Large Philip C. Jessup swore tonight that the United Joint Inspection of Two Masonic To Be Held Oct. llth First inspection in several years of the two local Masonic bodies, Tipton and Orient lodges, will be a joint event on Thursday, Oct. 11. at p.m. at the Masonic hail. In charge will be Grand Lec- turer Lenis Firestine of Indiana- polis, Inspection will be on En- tered Apprentice degree and Tip- a- ton lodge will confer the work. Following the event, to which all Masons are invited, refresh- ments will be served. John Breese is Worshipful Master of Tipton Lodge No. 33, F. and A. M. and Dr. Brice Fitzgerald is Worshipful Master Slates has "never considered the of Orient Lodge No. 272, F. and recognition of Communist China." A. M. More Hotel Facilities Needed Here. C. C. Hears s e Moretti had in cash in his bocy oi J pochtets, Moretti. an intimate of the late Al Capone, Frank Costeilo and Joe Adonis .had been perhaps the most talkative witness to appear before the Senate crime investi- gating committee. Former Mayor O'Dwyer of New York told the committee Willie was one of the directors of Murder. Inc. Talked Too Much Sen. Kefauver for- mer chairman of the committee, told of the slaying by a senate reporter, said: "It is pretty clear that Moretti talked too much and had been talking too much for too long, x x x He was one of the most cooperative witnesses we heard." Mrs. Dorothy Novack, waitress Joe's restaurant, across the street from shuttered Palisades Amusement Park, gave police this story of events preceding the shooting: Four men were seated at the smail table, sipping coffee. Mo- retti, nattily clad in a brown suit, walked in. shook hands with the quartei and all five sat down. They joked and chatted. Mrs. Novack -.vent into the kitchen for a menu. Four shots rar.g out. The time was a. rn. The waitress scurried back to find Moretii's body on the floor and two hats left behir.d by j killers. State Street Youth Died In Battle Sept. 8. Parents Told Word has been received that Pvt. Laurence D. "Bud" Docker- ty, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. .lames TJockcrty, 334 .State street, was killed in action in his first battle in Korea on September 8th. Inducted into the Army Janu- ary 5. 1951. he received six weeks basic training at Carnp T3recken- ridce. Ky. He was transferred to ordnance school at Aberdeen, Md.. for three month; and after a 14-c.ay fulough reported lo Camp Stoncm.in. Calif. HP left San Francisco on Aug- ust 8 and arrived in Yokohama, Japan. August 21. He was sent immediately from Japan to Korea. Born July 9, 1929. at Marinette, V.'is., he attended schools at Niag- ara, Wis.. Eurnettsville and Lo- .gansport. Before entering the sor- vice he was emnloyed at the Steak Diner and Economy Radio shop in Kokomo. His residence there was at 72fi S. Indiana. Survivors are his wife. Helen, and four-months-old son. Buddy, Jr., Kokomo: the parents. James and Emma Dockerty. this city: five brothers and five sisters: Marvin. Norma. Bob, Patty, and Jack, at home: "Willis. Monticello: James. Jr. and Mrs. Dwight F.'tz. Kokomo: Mrs. Virgil Adder- man. Niagara. Wjs.: Mrs. Russell Gunther. Chicago; several aunts and uncles. He was the fifth and Cass county man to die in the Korea war. Three from here The Chamber of Commerce i will give a cup to the elementary school with the best fire drill, as judged by the firemen. The fire- men will judge the drills not two hitters, but then wavered and issued a pass to Hank Thompson, one of the Giants' ihrec Negro outfielders for the day. Irvin fol- lowed with a clean shot into loft only on speed, but on conduct of field on which Thompson easily the' drills, safety, and overall i reached third. That brought up Whiter Lock- man, one of tho heroes of yes- terday's wonderous ninth-inninfi rally, and the blond first baseman promptly delivered a liner to evacuation proficiency. High school students will com- pete in fire prevention essay and poctpr contests. The prizes will not be announced, but will be given as surprises. The firemen left which bounced over the low promise that they will be worth i barrier for a ground rule double. while. Thompson trotted home, but tha Quiz programs will be held in forced Irvin to pull up the high school and in Riley j at thlrd- Junior high school. testing 1 For a moment it looked like a j knowledge of prevention meth-i bad brpak ods. A series of talks will be given by Charles Purdue, district in- surance ariiustor, who will ad- dress the Potary club and Lions for the man's hit having bounced for otherwise Irvin would hava scored easily on the wallop. But I then, with hero Bob Thomson at the plate, the speedy Negro broke for home and slid in attheir next week. j urdpr. YOR. Invite Public In j the score as Reynolds' pitch went All the cities fire houses will j nigh. be open to the public during the j First Since 1921 week, and all the equipment at It was the first steal of home the Centra! firehouse will be in a World Series game sinco demonstrated. 1921. and the crowd rewarded A" in the past, the firebox at the Orange, N. J.. athlete with the cornr-r of Fourth and Broad- a deafening roar of approval. way will be used to demonstrate the proper method of turning :n an alarm. The schedule of events will be announced by Chief Joseph Graf- Fire prevention week is cele- brated over the country by pro- clamation of President Truman. Since the Chicago fire of October fi and 10, ]371. which wiped out' the entire business sections and part of the residential section fire prevention has progressed to the status of a science. Sound A double by rookie Gil Mc- Dougald, followed by Gerry Coleman's single to right on 1 which Thompson bobbled the ball momentarily, provided the Yanki with a score after only one wai (Continued on page 6) areas still reported missing ac- rules of fire safety are now well established. Elks Name Committees For Hallowe 'en Parade Harvey Berry Dies f iiorsday Retired Telegrapher Ex- pires at Home Harvey Berry, 70, retired tele- graph operator at the Pennsyl- vanis railroad, died at 4 o'clock Thursday evening at his residence, 2200 High street. He had been in failing health for some time. Born in Adamsboro Dec. 24, Prelimir.arv arrangements f o r entrants will be assembled at the 1880, he was the son of Jsmes and of Hallo- Elks bail roorn where final judg- Sarah Spencer Berry. He was an annual obsenanc o. nai o of the Pennsylvania for 4g Ke was a member of the Cal- vary Presbyterian church and the following Masonic organizations: ve'en were made at the regular treats of candy, apples and eskimo pies at the lodge cafe. Exalted Ruler Boatman and A modern hotel of 60 to 100 rooms is needed by Logansport, Myron D. Hockenberry. of the Kockenberry Hotel Survey corp- oration told a special committee ot Margaret Louise Chapman, 1428 the Chamber of Commerce last Erie avenue, was served with a night. The committee voted to defer the problem of a financing cam- charge by Sheriff Claude Berk- paisn for the building to the next shire" and Deputy Sheriff Dale meeting of the directors rricay. Logan last night. This represents a Business ana industrial Sixth Indictment Is Against Local Woman in, 14: with a bench warrant ar.d Taken into custody on an embezzlement Mrs. Russell Cantley Head Sed SalCS: oU Je .lu.t-i ye U Of be no less than 60 rooms Luncheon UCtODCr .i should and not more than 100 rooms The cost of an SO room building, the report continued, would be about Another point Hockenberry em- phasized, was that a rsf-w hotel help, rather than hurt, the hotels aireacy established. Where it would compete, he said, is with business meeting of Logansport the Elks lodge last night with com- rnittees being named for festivities on Wednesday October 31. Bill Boatman. Exalted Ruler of the lodge, appointed Walter Eck- stein as chairman of the arrange- ments committee and named as his helpers, Ed Troy. Jack Ker.- October 12. the last of the Hockenberry. who had beer. six indictments handed down by, commissioned by the Chamber to the hotels of Kokomo, Lafayette, and the surrounding cities. The directors will bezzling money from a local bus- that adequate accomodations were necessary lor the progress oi the the Cass county grand jury. Mrs. rnake a survey of the needs and Chapman was charged with em- possibilities lor a new hotel said a iness house about two years decide whether to start a financing cam- paign and when. ea s with Mrs. Harold Menz and Keith Michael were named as her committee. Arrangements were rr.ace for a luncheon October 20 at the YWCA to elect sea! sales chairmen for the townships through the county. secretary Dan Erb gave reports on I Tipton Lodge No. 33, F. and A. M.; the recent state convention held; Logan Chapter, No. 2, Logan at Indianapolis and plans were i Council, No. 11, St. John's Com- rnade for the initiation of candi- I mandery No, 24, Order of Eastern dates next Thursday evening. At j Star. that time the District Deputy! Survivors are his wife, Nellie; Clarence I one daughter, Mrs. John Dempsey, i Eelphi; one brother, Walter Berry, San Bernardino, Calif.; four grand- 1 children; several nieces and neph- ews. The body is at the Chase-Miller the House Committee or at the Elks chapel where friends may call. Cafe. j Knights Templar will be in the meeting last night. charge of final rites to be held movies on the "Production of j Saturday at at the chapel. Stainless Steel'' were shown, the; Reverend Harold King will offic- through the downtown area after film having been secured through iate and burial will be in Mt. which the outstanding costumed Muehihausen Spring. i cemetery. Booher. Following its custom the win stage the program to honor the kiddies of the Logansport area. The event will feature a parade ;


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Amy Jackson painted a perfect picture of fusion as the British model sashayed down the Lakme Fashion Week in a sari-cum-lehenga, feeling like a "princess".
"It's my debut at Lakme Fashion Week. I had butterflies in my stomach before walking the ramp. I was a little nervous but once I walked the ramp, I felt like a princess," Amy, who made her Bollywood debut with "Ek Deewana Tha" told IANS.
She walked for designer Bhairavi Jaikishan here Saturday.
Jaikishan's collection was a colourful bridal range embellished with sequins and crystals. They also had prominent use of gold and silver zari embroidery.
Describing Amy's attire, the designer said: "It's a blend of a lehenga and a sari. The bottom of the attire is cut like a lehenga, but it's a sari."
The actress looked extremely comfortable in the attire.
"It wasn't very heavy. Though it looks heavy because of the detailing in the embroidery. It's very light weight and comfortable as well," Amy said.
The designer was happy with her showstopper.
"Amy is a beautiful girl. She carries of an Indian dress so beautifully. She has got grace and she represents the woman that I design for," said Jaikishan.
The designer showcased a traditional collection of saris emphasising more on light shades including pista green, pink, blue and yellow. Her fashion line was called Sensuous Woman.
"My main aim in designing the clothes are that whenever people wear my clothes, they should feel like a princess and that's my philosophy in designs," she said.
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Upon returning home my wife saw me grinning and asked if I had a good ride. I had. She then asked me something I never gave much though to. "What makes a ride good?". I had to think for a moment. We live in a rural area so my rides start out in our small town an inevitable end up out in the country somewhere. I made a mental list of what made a GOOD ride and what made a BAD ride.
- See animals - I just love seeing animals on my rides, cows, horses, bunny rabbits, birds. I even see a Roadrunner once in a while!
- No near misses with traffic or other bikers
- Light traffic too
- Good weather
- No headwinds, just alight breeze if you please
- I'm in tune with the bike, shifts are smooth and I have no physical problems as well
- Oppressive heat or cold
- Goobers in their cars almost hitting me, worse are goobers on their BIKES almost hitting me - hey we're on the same team here!
- Lots of traffic
- Heavy winds, especially headwinds, although crosswinds are scary too when they gust and nearly knock you over
- Bike issues
After making my mental list I mulled it over and threw it all out. I decided that a truly GOOD ride was one that I can't even recall. That is, I am so in tune with the bike, traffic and route that I can live in the moment and do not have to think about a thing. One minute I am leaving my driveway and it seems like the next I am pulling back in. I might of seen a few animals, glimpsed a beautiful view, seen a truly spectacular house and not even spoken to a soul, but when I get back home I can't even remember much about the ride, just that it was "good". I feel rested, relaxed, tired and fulfilled, I just LIVED during those hours and that FOR those few hours all was right with the world. I didn't have to think of anything, deal with anything, deal with anyone - just RIDE. That, in MY opinion is what a call a truly great riding experience.


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Again we see the fruits of getting a head start on coaching search season.
On Saturday, our Chris Mortensen and Adam Schefter reported that the Texans are intensifying talks with Penn State coach Bill O'Brien in hopes of making him their next head coach. (This probably means interim head coach Wade Phillips, who on Friday declined to say whether he had interviewed yet, has already interviewed).
They technically may not hire O'Brien until after the season ends, but no other team in the league has fired its coach yet. So, no other team is officially conducting interviews and no other team has had a chance to woo O'Brien.
Texans owner Bob McNair said he wanted someone with NFL experience and head-coaching experience, although not necessarily at the same time. We also know, through comments he has made in the past, how much respect McNair has for the Patriots and their success. O'Brien was the Patriots' offensive coordinator before becoming Penn State's head coach.
I like the idea of giving someone his first chance at being an NFL head coach much better than recycling someone who failed elsewhere. It's true that many former Bill Belichick assistants have failed as head coaches, but that doesn't mean O'Brien will be the next to do so. It's unfair to assume that will be the case.
His success in a difficult position at Penn State is a positive indicator, as is the fire he was willing to show as the Patriots' offensive coordinator, once famously yelling at star quarterback Tom Brady on the sideline after a costly interception. If O'Brien does become the Texans' next coach, he'll come into a situation in which he'll need to command the respect of a veteran group. Only two years removed from his last NFL job, it's not likely O'Brien has forgotten what that takes to accomplish.


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Whoever among men who walk the Earth has seen these Mysteries is blessed, but whoever in uninitiated and has not received his share of the rite, he will not have the same lot as the others, once he is dead and dwells in the mould where the sun goes down.
Homer (c. 850 BC -)
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'T is fortune gives us birth, But Jove alone endues the soul with worth.
Source: The Iliad, Book xx, Line 290
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A gen'rous heart repairs a sland'rous tongue.
Source: The Odyssey, Book viii, Line 432
By Jove the stranger and the poor are sent, And what to those we give, to Jove is lent.
Source: The Odyssey, Book vi, Line 247
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It is not good to have a rule of many.
Light is the task where many share the toil.
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Cage's rapid evolution in 1951-2 -- from the Concerto for prepared piano to 4' 33" in eighteen months -- may have been encouraged not only by zen studies but also by support from fellow artists with whom he was associated. In Tudor he had a dedicated performer (hence so much piano music) and an assistant in the electronic studio. In Robert Rauschenberg, whom he met in 1948,1 he found a painter with similar concerns for the small currency of experience. And in Morton Feldman ( 1926-87), Earle Brown (b. 1926), and Christian Wolff (b. 1934) he discovered younger composers willing to join his pursuit of non-intention: Feldman and Wolff came into his orbit in 1950; Brown joined the group two years later.
Some of Wolff's first pieces use radically limited materials: just three notes within the minimal chromatic range of a major second in his Duo for violins ( 1950). Meanwhile Feldman was taking an almost opposite tack in prescribing pitch as little as possible. His Projections and Intersections are series of 'graph' compositions in which, as in the Music of Changes, time is represented by space, and in which the spaced boxes specify only instrument, register, number of simultaneous sounds,s mode of production, and duration. The two series differ in that the Projections are to be consistently quiet, while in the Intersections'the player is free to choose any dynamic at any entrance but must maintain sameness of volume' -- though 'what is desired in both. . . is a pure (non-vibrating) tone'.2 Example 20 shows the opening of Projection II, where the dashed lines mark off units of a second; the first sound heard is a five-note chord in the extreme bass of the piano, followed by a middlerange trumpet note, a note in the mid-treble of the piano, and so on. In other works of the same period, such as the Extensions series or Structures for string quartet, Feldman used conventional notation in order to achieve non-compulsion differently, by having delicate figures repeated over and over again. But the ideal is essentially the same: as Cage pointed out, ' Feldman's conventionally notated music is himself playing his graph music'.3 The exceptions to his world of low-density, lowspeed, low-volume music were few and extreme: the hectically eventful Intersection III for piano, or the unrealized and probably unrealizable Intersection for tape.4____________________


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