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Issue date: Friday, June 3, 1938
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - June 3, 1938, Abilene, Texas VOL. 7. "WITHOUT. OR WITH OFFENSE TO FKJENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE FOURTEEN PAGES DECAPITATING ONE Peru PRICE 5 CENTS Stephenville Bus-Truck Crash Kills Four, Hurts 21 'Break' Rumors In Cash Kidnap Stir Princeton Hoover In Lead, Federal Agents Maintain Silence PRINCETON, Fla.. June Numerous reports of a "break" in the Jimmy Cash kidnaping case recurring flurries of ex- jltcment tonight in this South Flor- Ida vplage while some men searched in vain for some trace of the five-year-old child over an area ef 80 square miles. The without con- that the young- _ fter had been found ctcad, that fed- eral In Miami had obtained n confession from one of the many persons they questioned, and that a man had been found whose fln- ferprints corresponded to those on notes demanding the S10.COO ran- ju som which was paid by the boy's w father. J. Edgar Hoover, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who flew to Miami to take personal command, said he had no statement to mkjce.ss he left FBI headquar- tcrs 'to go to dinner. The FBI posted n reward of dou- ble the face value for finders of the first 100 ransom bills, the serial num- It also broadcast a description of the blond, blue-eyed youngster con- taining this poignant line, after stat- ing the height of 3 feet. 7 inches: "Note: This height was ob- Ulned from a mark placed on wall wllhln Ihe past several weeks by Ihe father in measur- ing the actual hcljht of the boy." All indications were that the fed- eral agents had given up hope of finding him alive. All Princeton was on edge. 0 Hoover held a pres- conference p.t 35 miles north of here, tut limited his commcr.: to ob nrvatlon that this farming region v.as Ihe worst country in which his men ever hunted. The volunteer searchers turned In 1 a number of articles culled from the second day of beating the woods and fields. Among them were com- plete convict outfits, but Sheriff D. C. Coleman expressed doubt they had any connection with the kid- naping. A fleet of 65 boats covered 175 miles of Btscnyne bay shoreline east of here and 251 miles of Everglades canals. A crew of divers, one a woman, extended the search to streams and 31 water filled llme- f stone pits. Bankers Gather In Ihrockmorton THROCKMOHTON. June address by Oral Jones of Wichita Falls, president ot the Tex- as Bankers association, is to high- light the meeting here Friday of the Four-County Bankers associa- tion. The First National Bank of Tiirockmorton Is to be host for the session, which Is expected to draw n crowd of 75 or 80. The association's membership comprises banks In Haskell. Baylor. Knox and Throckmorton counties. Another princlpr.l speaker is to be John Lee Smith, Throckmorton nttorney. R. B. Coleman; R. E. Baskin. president of the Farmers National bank. Seymour: Mayor Sloan Etribling of Throckmorton; and Byrd F. Thorp, Throckmorton. president o( the association, also are to be heard. The business session, in the morn- will close with the selection of the 1939 meeting place. A fish fry will follow, at the McCluskey and Atkinson ranch, north of Tlirockmorton. Olney Ships Wheat OLNEY. June cars of new combined wheat, lirst of the season, have been billed out of Olney. The yield per acre is vary- ing from five to H bushels per acre. Some of the wheat still Is loo green for combining. CAPABLE OF 700 MILK AN HO UR, ROCKET SPACE SHIP INCREASES ITS RANGE 30 PER CENT By HOWARD W. B LAKES LEE Associated Press Science Editor HOSWELL, N. M, June new step in the principle of rocket ship control was dis- closed today ill Eden valley, the huge saucer-shape outdoor laboratory near here where Dr. Robert H, Goddard of Clark university is working on the world's lirst sounding rock. He has added a potential 30 per cent to the range of his long, slim, black, 700-mlle-an- hour rocket since his last pub- lished report two years ago. At that time Dr. Goddard announced a gyro steering mechanism by which a rocket motor could be steered auto- matically as long as the fuel lasted. The new step is a means of steering after the fuel Is gone will carry the. rocket nearly one third higher. The motor which Dr.Goddard uses burns two fuels, oxygen and gasoline, which shoot out tf nozzles near the tall of the rocket. Mixing the oxygen with the gasoline makes one of the most powerful explosives. These; streams are Ignited where they meet in a mixing chamber, They name out of an In the tall of a rocket with the', roar.of an express train and the speed of a mile a second. The new steering device of two years ago does not use the atmosphere, but this train of rushing gas, to steer by.. Rudders are placed so that the stream hits them. A gyro con- trols the rudders to direct the rocket straight up. In this manner a rocket could be steered in empty space. But Dr. Ooddard Is seeking practical flights to study the mysteries of the atmosphere 60 to 100 miles up, and also the answers to Immediate mechanical pumles which must be solved before rocket ships can fly from point to point. The objective of the present rocket Is to carry meterologl- cal and scientific Instruments higher than balloons. For this the catapult flight, following the peopelled flight, will be useful. The rocket must be UNABLE TO REACH NIGHT VOTE- Senators Predict Relief Passage Night Session Ends In Debate Hatch Proposal To Bar Political Activity Downed bring the administration relief bill to a vote, but predicted certain ap- proval of the measure tomorrow. Senator Barkley the ma- jority leader, auruptly ended the chamber's second night session oi the bill at mid-evening when it be- came apparent that debate might continue for hours. HATCH OVERRULED Just previously. Barklcy won a two-vote victory in a fight against an amendment by Senator-Hatch (D-NM) restricting political activity by WPA administrative employes. _ The Hatch -proposal 'offered a'n amendment ot the spendlng- dins bill, was defeated, 39 to 37. Barkley vigorously opposed it. con- tending It would do nothing to pre- vent political activity by state em- ployes. Earlier, the chamber rejected by a voice vote an amendment forbid- ding the use of PWA funds for the construction of utility plants which would duplicate existing privately- owned systems. It acted after Barkley had re- ported President Roosevelt opposed the restriction. Previously, the chamber overrode recommendations of its appropria- tions committee and voted an ap- propriation of for the PWA. COMPROMISE BALKED Wliile announcing the president's opposition to the proposed restric- tion, Barkley tempered it with a statement that Roosevelt would not allow funds for utility construction until municipalities had made "rea- sonable" ofiers in "good faith" to buy existing private plants. Hartley .said, under questioning, that Roosevelt would Judge whether offers were reasonable and whether they had been advanced In good faith. The proposed restriction was rec- ommended by the appropriations committee as an amendment to the administration's spending lending bill. Prior to the vote which killed the proposal, the senate rejected, 40 to 30, a compromise advanced by Senator Maioney The Maloncy amendment provid- ed a system of compulsory arbitra- See SENATE, Tg. 11, Col. 8 Mouse In Turkey Costs Cafe NEW ORLEANS. June Judge Nat Bond held today that Martin brothers' res- taurant must pav damages of S150 to Ralph E. Bertheaud be- cause it served Bertheaud a mouse in a turkey dinner Jan- uary 10. Berllwaud said in his suit for S5.000 that he suffered great mental nnguish and embarrass- ment when he he was eating a mouse. Tuscola Twins Divide Valedictory Honors, Compiling Twin Averages in High School Twin boys with twin averages will be co-valedictorians of Tuscola high school at graduation exercises tonight. Bob and Frank Latta, n-year-old sons of Mr. and Mrs Walter Latla of the Rogers community, have averaged 91-plus during their four years in high school. There was 13-31 of a point difference in their grades, but Supt. E. O. Larktn says he has forgotten which was the highest. Graduation exercises will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the First Methodist church there. W; C. Russell, Hamlin banker, will be the commencement speaker. Seventeen students will be graduated Ranking third In the class is Patsy McFerrin, with a 90 average. Valedictorian of the seventh grade class, for which exercises were held Thursday night, was Gail Dunbar. Billy Sayles was salu- tatorian. Fifteen students were graduated. The Latta twins are active in FFA and student council work and music. Both play the piano and sing. The boys plan to attend college, but have not decided where definitely. DELUGE FLOODS BIG SPRING, HAIL STORM DAMAGES ROIAN Swirling Waters Fill Street In Howard County City; Fisher Crops Laid Waste Striking in two widely separated spots about the same time rain and hail early last night swept Big Spring and Rotan. Other points in the Abilene territory reported rains ranging from light to heavy showers Late last night, firemen at Big Spring still were moving families from houses in the west side of town. In a "valley." that part of town was flooded almost entirely, Big Spring police said. WATER OVER HEADLAMPS "It rained all around and poured down in the middle." the desk sergeant at the police depart- ment described the downpour, esti- mated at more than three inches. Heaviest part of the rain foil in about an hour and a half, with 2 brisk shower still falling about 11 o'clock. Runnels street in Big Spring was reported filled with swirling water from end to end, the stream level over automobile headlights in some places. Highways to the city still wtre open, although flooded. A bridge in the south part of town was washed out. Police said one cloud approached from the east and another from Hie west and late last night another was forming tn the north. HAIL BREAKS PANES Telephone connections in some parts of town were out. and water was standing In business houses. No rain or hall accompanied the downpour. From Rotan came word of wind- driven hall storm that broke virtu- ally every window pane in the busi- ness section, and seriously damag- ed house roofs and car tops. The hailstones were small but plentiful enough to cover the ground, it wss reported. Driving Hie hail was a wind with an esti- mated force of 50 to 60 miles per hour. Crops In Its paths were dam- aged seriously. MOTORISTS BMN'DED Striking Solan from the west. Ihe storm veered southward, but did not re.ich Roby. Territory 'covered was estimated at one to two miles wide and six miles long. A plate glass window in the Phil- ips drug store was blown out. Motorists on the Bankhc.id high- way between Abilene and Sweclwa- ter said a heavy rain about 11 p. m. at times obscured the road. The Sec STORM, Pj. H, Col. S Officers Put Lock On Cafe A cafe at 1618 Walnut street, op- crated by Mrs. Helen Jones and Mrs. jack Cunningham, was pad- locked Thursday by members of the sheriff's department who acted on orders of Judge M. "S Long of 42d district court. Sheriff Sid McAdams and Deputy Elmer Lowe placed two padlocks on the front doors. Since the place was also being used for living quar- ters, a rear door was left open. Judge Long ordered the place padlocked Wednesday, after a jury had found the cafe to be a place where persons gathered for the purpose of drinking intoxicating liquors. In a raid in (he cedar Gap re- gion south of Abilene Thursday evening, the sheriff's department seized a quantity of beer. Charges are to be filed against the opera- tor of a filling station, as a result. Lowe said. Civic Workers Hail Success steered in this part of (he flight by some other means than the rudders in its gas stream. The new methods of steer- ing, io Candle the catapult phase, have been largely worked out. They cannot be made pub- lic at present. They will be re- ported by Dr. Goddard to the Daniel and Florence Guggen- heim foundation, which is fin- ancing the rocket experiments here. Speeds higher than the 700 miles an hour which Dr. God- dard's rockets have already LA PONS WEDS Finance Soldiers For C-C Conclude Drive At Dinner One hundred-twenty civic work- ers saluted victory In a dinner at the Woolen hoiel last night official- ly marking the close of the Abilene lamber of commerce's finance drive. Leaders of the chamber of com- merce's city sales army and activi- ties funds committee reported 184 actually subscribed, with likeli- hood that an additional would be added when all solicita- tions are needed. The original mini- mum quota for financing the cham- ber's revitallzatlon program the "Forward Abilene" The desired goal was 120.- 000, HAIR PRAISES SPIRIT Presiding for the victory dinner was J. C. Hunter, popular president of the chamber who officially head- ed the finance drive. Hunter praised the efforts of th? workers, and the cooperation evi- denced. "But even more Important than the money raised is the spirit which has been generated by the Hunter remarked. "We have broken away from the habit depending on an undefined group of people referred to as 'they' to do the civic work, and have substl- Uild the pronoun 'we.1 'It was the spirit of cooperation that got the Job he declared. Mayor Will W. Hair lauded the spirit of the campaign in phrases some interpreted as forecasting sig- nificant civic steps or problems like- ly to develop soon. "I am particularly glad to see this spirit of cooperation because the city will need all its united strength to overcome some of the city gov- ernmental problems which will arise in the future, Mayor Hair said. GUESTS FROM LUBBOCK Campaign workers were compli- mented by W. J. Fulwiler, co-chair- man of the activities funds com- mittee, H. O. Woolen, Co-Colonels D. G. Barrow and Jess Winters of the sales army, and Majors T- E. Brownlee, Homer Scott, Jim Shel- ton and Russell Stephens of the same group. Gene Elo of the West Texas Utilities company Introduced four sussts from Lubbock who had been invited as goodwill ambassadors. They were J. H. Brock, assistant ___________secretary of Ihe Lubbock chamber of commerce, G. p. Kuykendall, Mark Halsey and Dr. J. E. Barr. The Very Rev- Henry Felderhoff. priest of Sacred Heart Catholic church of Abilene, said the Invoca- tion. Entertainment was furnished Colorado Amateur Program Resumed COLORADO. June Thousands of Mitchell countians are expected to turn out Friday Jeri7 Stephens, cornet soloist night for the opening of the "ama- leur hour" season at Colorado's Ruddlck park amphitheater. A program has been prepared for the occasion by Mrs. R. Martin. with piano accompaniment by Min- nie Faye McQuary. Ed Siiumnsy. executive of the Chisholm Trail Boy Scout council, led group singing. A. (Call Me Jim) BIyth o! Originated In 1936 by J. H. j City bureau, who cn- Grccne. then manager of the Colo- rado chamber of commerce and now manager at Sprins. the ama- teur program lias been held every Friday night throtislio'jt the sum- mers since its beginning. It has drawn crowds estimated as hlsh as 8.000. neered the finance campaign, Czech reserves had been partially bade farewell. He will leave Sat- J urday. REMEMBER The Weather Wandering Windsors Settle Down On Eve Of Their First Anniversary ANTIBES, France, June Amn-lnm.lvn-n ___ ANTIBES, France, June The wandering Windsors reached the eve of their first wedidng an- niversary tonight happy, busy and apparently ready to s'ettlc down for a long stay on the Riviera. I'M duke and du.tchr.ss were sup- ervising the redecoralion of Uiclr new home. Chateau de la croe. with indications they may stay longer than the two years they have leased it. H was possible they might even buy It Sir Pomcroy Burton, American-born retired editor. They planned to spend Ihcir an- niversary tomorrow, loo. amone the painters and paper hangers working In the three-story house. The abdicated British monarch and his wife. American-born Wal- WnrHeld. seemed radiant cic- spllc the vicissitudes since last June 3 when they were married in the Chaieau de Cande of American Charles Bedaux at Monti. Their only concern seemed la be only the delay in remodeling their os-n home, although not all the 18 months have been streni> since former King Edward VIH gave up his throne, There was a long interlude of separation, with Edward in Aus- tria and Wallls in Southern France, until she was freed by divorce from Ernest Aldricli Simpson, her soc- ond husband. Edward was forced to abandon hli plans for a labor survey in the United stales last winter, 'tic was rebuffed when he attempted to at- tend a British observance of Armis- tice day November 11 In Paris and he has seen very few of his old friends. But the couple uas beaming to- ,3 day during the drive to the rim-1 tcau to watch the work. It will be about three week.! be- fore the house is ready. This will be Uielr first real home after spend- ing their honeymoon in Austria, living In a Paris hotel, then a suburban villa and uktng iidc trips to Germany end the Riviera between ARIJ.KNK iiv! Gentrallj- UI-ST fToudy, pcobibTy tootrr (n Ihf SMardiy. EAST TKXAS: Partly rlnudy aiij SAlnrrity. l.lchl In tn fin Ihf SEW MKMCO: "111, III- IV rhtntr In Trnipfralorr Ifrity tnA Sjl- rfia.lj- made are practical with the type of motor lie has developed. Such high speeds are useless until controlled. The catapult steering Is only one of the new steps. Each new ctevtee takes months of work. Not only is there no precedent to guide Dr. Goddard, but after he has Invented a new device there Is no one to manufacture It. He and four assistants do all the K'ork In a small machine shop behind Ihe residence at Mas- calero ranch tour miles from Hoswell. But Hubby Looks Abashed NORWALK. Conn., June Pons, opera and screen star, and Andre Kostel- anetz. orchestra leader, were married today alter obtaining a waiver ot the state's five-day law. Oeraldlne Farrar, retired Metropolitan opera star, was matron ot honor, and Charles H. Harris, wealthy retired glass manufacturer of this city, was best man- Demand Henlein Trial As Traitor PRAGUE June de- mand that Konrad Henlcln. Sudeten German leader, be tried for high treason on the basis of an interview ivhich he recently gave to Ward Price. British newspaper correspond- ent. MS made today by Dr. Vlas- t.mil Klima of the national league Klima lodged a formal demand at Ihe state attorney's office that Hen- Inn be prosecuted (or -statements r-arte to Price, which Included the drclaratlon that there were three means of solving minority qucs- t'.on, including conflict If media- tion failed. Acting under the law for defense of the republic, Klima submitted evidence purporting to support his charge, nicluding a statement by HIM that despite denials of tlie Sudeten Darty. Hcnlcin's remarks s' printed in the interview were cor- rect. Private sources revealed that despite the reticence to discuss the matter In official matters. Miss Unity Valkyrie Frccman- Mit ford o[ London, close frlrnd of Adolf Hitler, and William Ruelt. _ Chicago student, left for Ger- many today after a brief period arrests on suspicion that they were spies. lorlh portli Runtt of AM In Irniprratnrr HOI'R 95 91 AfA. 90 Kft. lunrltt Methodists Dedicate New Church Sunday BUFFALO GAP. June one of Ihe oldest places of worship in Taylor county, the now Methodist church here will be officially dedicated Sunday morn- ins. June 5 The Rev. c. A. Blok- ley. yirrslcims rider of the Abilene Methodist district, will deliver the sermon. Finished only recently, the church was rebuilt and rock-re- I after a wind pArtUlly [demolished the o'.d building. The ;0M church hurt Seen standing for j moro than 50 years. ''The Rev. H. Dooley Is pastor. Wage-Hour Fight Rages Conference Hears Lowest Minimum Wage Proposal WASHINGTON, June A rock-bottom minimum wage of 25 cents an hour was one of major suggestions laid today fore a senate-house conference com- mittee struggling to reconcile dif- ferences on wage-hour legislation. No industry affected by the bill would be granted exemptions from this figure. The suggestion was put forward with the idea that the bill, as fin- ally agreed upon, might provide for general standards higher than 25 cents, but might give a government agency power to exempt certain in- dustries from these standards. There was said to be strong sen- timent in the committee to estab- lish, some bedrock figure below which such exemptions could not suggested .'that, besides committee agree .upon 44 hours week as the absolute standard be- yond which exemptions could not be granted. If such a compromise were reach- ed, It would incorporate provisions of both the house and senate bills, committee members pointed out. The house measure calls for a 25-cent minimum wage, increasing to 40 cents in three years, and a 44-hour week declining to 40 hours' after two years. The senate' sets 40 cents an hour and 40 hours a week as standards, but permits a board of five to excuse individual firms from complying. One of the Southern senators who has been active in the fight agains. wage-hour legislation, but who is not a member of the conferenc committee, said the Southerners would agree to accept a 25-c.eiit minimum wage if provisions wer made extending the time over which it would be advanced to 40 cents Two Girls, One Boy Born At Hospital Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Fredeck, route 5, Abilene, anounce the birth of a son yesterday afternoon at the Hcn- drlck Memorial hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gilbreth, ioia Hickory yesterday morning at the hospllal Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Snell of Haw- Icy announce the birth of a daugh- ter yesterday morning at the Hen- drick Memorial hospital. Knox Man Enters Appeal Court Race AUSTIN. June county friends of James A. Ste- phens. 69. of Benjamin. Knox coun- ty, filed his candidacy today for the place on the court of criminal appeals now occupied by Judge Harry N. Graves of Georgetown. Second Collision Fatal To Three Near Huntsville Flames Envelop Autos Figurinq In Both Wrecks STEPHENVILLE, June Four persons were kill- ed and 21 injured today in the head-on coHision of a truck and a bus bearing a Ban An- tonio orchestra and entertain- ment group. Sheriff's officers reported fire :onsumed both machines shortly after they crashed at a bridge opening 10 miles cast of here on the highway between Stcphenville and Qranbury. THREE BODIES BURN A gas tank explosion followed ME collision and most of the or- chestral group managed to scram- ble from the machine In time to save their lives. They hauled all but three bodies from the wreckage, but one of their party died at a hospital here. The dead: Herman Lemons, 21-jear- old truck driver from Junction, who' was decapitated. Franws Valdei ana flora Garcia, entertainers from Sin Antonio. Miss Garcia died shortlj after she was taken to a hospital W. W. (Windy) Matthew., driver oi the bus. Bodies of Matthews and Miss Valdez were charred beyond recog- nition. Besides Miss Garcia, 21 persons were treated at the hospital Five were but slightly hurt; 14 required considerable attention, and. two were seriously injured. rector, ot the jeithJtra, andn (Chuck) Warner. V The bus was en rouSe to Okla-' homa City, where Marlines' com- pany Intended to fulfill a three-day engagement at a country club. The truck driver was believed riding alone. Women Narrowly Escape Road Death HONTSVILLE, June Three persons were killed and a fourth was critically injured to- night when two trucks collided and burned eight miles south ot here on the Houston highway. The dead: Dr. W. ?f. Rush, 50, veteri- narian for the Tesas prison system. S. E. Abies, of Houston, rViv- er of an ell truck. An unidentified man rldinr with Abies. Dewey Fowler, 34-year-old con- rict trusty serving a 99-year sen- tence for murder from Tarrant county, was Injured critically. BLAST FOLLOWS CRASH Investigators said two women, Mrs. W. O. Dsan of Corpus Christ! and Miss Derlys McDonald of Huntsville. reported they started to turn off the road toward Hous- ton when the oil truck swerved and struck the back of their machine, flipping It in a half-circle so that it faced Ihe opposite direction. The women said that the acci- dent unnerved them and they drove immedialely to Huntsville. Officers theorized that Fowler, who was driving Dr. Rush back to the penitentiary, was unable to avoid the oil truck after it had struck the women's car. The oil truck and the light peni- tentiary truck both plunged into a ditch. An explosion at the moment of impact tossed the cab of Ihe larger vehicle atoul 70 feet. 'CLEVEREST AT LARGE' Bunco Artist, Forger Sought In West For Swindling At Albuquerque DENVER. June R. D. Bron-n. Federal Bureau of Investi- gation agent at Denver, said today "one of the cleverest forgers now at was being sought in the West forging an Albuquerque. N. large" after M.. attorney's name to two checks (or more than Brown said the man was Clar- ence E Meluffey, 33. Indicted by a Santa Fe. N. M.. federal grand Jury on swindle charges. Mclutfcy and Edward Lee Davis. now serving a IO-to-14-year prison term on a recent comiciton in Wis- consin. obtained a "very Urge amounl'' of money through their operations after their release four years sgo from the Sew Hamp- shire state penitentiary. Brown Jain. Mehaffey used old Bunco name" In cashing two checks stolen from the Albuquerque attorney's office, Brown Mid. After taking the checks, Mehaf- fey made an appointment to meet the attorney at Santa Cruz, N. M., Brown Eald. While the attorney was absent from Albuquerque to keep the appointment, Brown said, the National Trust and Savings bank called his otficc to determine whether a check was in or- der. The person answering at tht attorney's office said it was. A few minutes later the bank again called about a check, and was told It too was In order. Brown said the person answering at the attorney's office probably was Mehaffey, and that he had forged the attorney's name to two checks. Brown said the trial of Davis, ar- rested at Wautoma. Wis., brought out that (he pair had engaged in swindling operations since 193S In many cities, Inclttoini; Bakersfleld, ICaltf.; Phoenix, Ariz, and Wichita Falls. ;


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I have always had this problem. I talked to my doc about it and she told me not every night but every few nights to take 2 tylenol PM and I would sleep better. I do it about every 3 nights so I can get a solid 8 hours and I dont remember much.. You may talk to your doc about it
I am having the same problem. I have been plagued with bad dreams my whole life but in the last week or so it has gotten unbearable. It is so frustrating especially since I get up for work at 5 most days so when I wke uo at 3 or 4 there is not much time to go back to sleep. If you find a good solution please let me know.
Since being pregnant husband and I both have violent dreams. I need to look that up.
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Haha, I had zombie dreams too! I had been having bad or stressful dreams every single night.
This is going to sound so dumb, but we (mostly my husband, honestly) cleaned the house top to bottom and caught up on everything last weekend and I didn't have bad dreams any this week. I think I was subconsciously being bothered by "chores" that weren't done. It's the only thing I can think of that has changed!
Yeah, I've been having bad dreams on and off so far. I dreamt about being attacked by wild animals (one being some Komodo dragons and the other wild dogs), and I would wake up from the dream feeling scared. I guess it's normal to have all kinds of crazy and vivid dreams when you are pregnant because of the hormones.
I've had some zombie dreams as well! My dreams have been crazy lately. Nothing bad about the baby, she always looks safe and sound. Sometimes I even hold her in my dreams. But it's everything happening to me or around me. Like, last night I had this dream where my sister ruined my baby shower and I tried beating her up pregnant... It was like a total different place and time then where I am now, so it feels really strange! I've been trying to not take benadryl or tylenol to sleep, but sometimes I wish I would give in. I toss and turn a lot, and sometimes my dreams scare me so much I have a hard time trying to sleep because I don't want those dreams to come back. I was having a lot of "up in the woods, killer chasing me" type dreams. Agh! Good luck!
OH yeah. And mine are all about blood and killing. Like hacking people up and cutting off heads. Its horrible. They are sooooo vivid and like you said i wake up and still feel the dream. I think part of my problem is hubby and i watched spartacus on netflixs and its very violent.
Where in the hell are my baby dreams and sex dreams!! Thats all i had when i was pregnant with my 1st son and it was awesome! LOL I have had one dream about my baby and i'm pissed! LOL
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Our colleague Daniela Bleichmar's book Visible Empire was awarded the 2014 Herbert Baxter Adams Prize for the best book in European history from the American Historical Association!
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Daniela Bleichmar's book, Visible Empire: Edpeditions and Visual Culture in the Hispanic Enlightenment has been awarded the 2014 Levinson Book Prize from the History of Science Society.
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Our colleagues, Lon Kurashige, George Sanchez, and Diana Williams, have been selected by the Asian Pacific American Student Assembly & Academic Culture Assembly as 2014 Professors of Color. The award singles out those professors who have gone above and beyond in their contributions and their role model service to students of color on the USC campus.
Maria-Elena Martinez has been awarded two prestigious residential research fellowships for next year at the Stanford Humanities Center and the National Humanities Center. Stanford selected 10 fellows from 330 applications; and the NHC selected 30 from 360. Congratulations!
Daniela Bleichmar has been awarded a major grant from the Getty Foundation to collaborate with Catherine Hess (Senior Curator of European Art at the Huntington Art Collections) on a multi-year research project entitled "Visual Voyages: Depictions of Latin American Nature from Columbus to Darwin." The project will lead to an international loan exhibit at the Huntington in 2017.
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Brett Sheehan was nominated for the Steven B. Sample Teaching and Mentoring Award and was recognized along with the other nominees at a parents' banquet on October 24, 2013.
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Judith Bennett's "Death and the Maiden" (Journal of Medieval and Early Modern History 42: 269-305) has been awarded the Berkshire Conference of Women Historians' prize for the best article of 2012.
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Bill Deverell is pleased to announce news of a $45,000 grant awarded to the Institute on California and the West for public programming marking the centennial of the opening of the Los Angeles Aqueduct.
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You have a lot of Pokemon that have same time moves, for example, your Keldeo doesn't need both Surf and Hydro Pump and your Metagross doesn't need both Meteor Mash and Bullet Punch. Also, I don't see the point in having your Drifblim lead, leads are normally there to set up weather or Spikes/Stealth Rock, perhaps you should consider one of those.
Your Hydreigon's Crunch will suffer because it is Modest nature, you should go Mild or Rash instead. Or replace Crunch with Dark Pulse and keep him Modest. And instead of having both Dragon Pulse and Draco Meteor try replacing one of them with Surf if you mean to keep him Modest. A standard set up for Hydreigon would be this though:
Hydreigon @ Expert Belt/Life Orb
4 HP 252 Sp. A 252 Spe
-Draco Meteor
-Dark Pulse/Roost
-Super Power
-Fire Blast
I also suggest getting rid of Archeops completely, as it's defenses are horrible and it's easy to bring it below half health, if not kill it right away making it's attack stat pretty much nothing. Keldeo should also be Modest or Timid natured. And with a moveset more like:
Keldeo @ Life Orb
6 HP 252 Sp. A 252 Spe
-Hydro Pump/Surf
-Secret Sword
-Icy Wind
-Hidden Power [Ghost/Dark/Rock/Fire]
Or even consider replacing Icy Wind with Calm Mind and make Keldeo a Calm Mind build.
For Metagross:
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I'm running a web server (Ubuntu) on my local home network. I'm behind a router. On the WAN I have a direct IP. When not on my home network and accessing my website via the WAN direct IP my website displays correctly and everything works.
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ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- A man facing an accessory to murder charge in the case involving former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been ordered held without bail.
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It depends how you want approach the problem.
Upside spinning the back wheel my tool would be a surform :
To get near and and sanding to get what is left a flat as possible.
(Or a smooth profile with more tread left to the edges as suggested).
A nice knife or that safety blade appears a harder work to me.
There is a lot of not too deep material to remove. A flat
centre section will roll miles better, especially at that size.
rgds, sreten.
An alternative approach might be to "Shoe Goo" the centre
of the tyre but I've no real of cost and what the stuff is like.
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As for removing the knobs/tread from the stock tire,I would advise against it. Those tires don't have any puncture protection to begin with;removing the tread is just going to make it that much easier for something to flat it. Plus,unless you're really careful about how you do it,the tire might not be round anymore. If you take off more tread in one spot than another,you're going to have an off-kilter tire that might not roll right.
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C'dale BBU('05 and '09)/Super Six/Hooligan8and 3,Kona Dew Deluxe,Novara Buzz/Safari,Surly Big Dummy,Marin Pt Reyes,Giant Defy 1,Schwinn DBX SuperSport,Dahon Speed Pro TT,Brompton S6L/S2E-X
this is the dumbest thread in quite awhile.
And also with cheap tires once the knobs are removed, you basically took off 80% of the tread life on that tire. Even though with the knobs removed, they will feel nothing like a kojak or any other smooth schwalbe tire for riding durability.
There's another thread, maybe the mini-velo upgrade thread?, where someone modded an Origin8 Bully. The bike was not expensive at all to begin with, the modifications done to it probably cost more than the entire new bike, and it turned out really well.
If it will appeal to you more, dump whatever you want into your current ride...
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Cats don't like water - except the Turkish Van Cat which is also known as the swimming cat. It originally comes from the Lake Van region of Turkey and it is a very rare breed in Australia. This week we meet Kathy who is a Turkish Van breeder, she has 25 Turkish Van Cats. We see her cats and kittens having a bath as well as playing and splashing in some water. They also have a special waterproof coat.
The Turkish vans are known for their van pattern, two spots of colour on the head and a little bit of colour on the tail and a pure white body.


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Corn and Spinach Salad Recipe
As a child, I loved the combination of fresh spinach, crunchy nuts, a good tangy cheese and red onions. I would search different restaurants to discover how chefs prepared such a special salad. Here is my own creation.
- 1/2 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 1-1/2 teaspoons cider vinegar
- 1 package (6 ounces) fresh baby spinach
- 1 medium sweet red pepper, diced
- 1 medium red onion, diced
- 1 cup fresh or frozen corn, thawed
- 1 cup crumbled goat cheese
- 1/4 cup dried cranberries
- 3 tablespoons cider vinegar
- 2 tablespoons orange marmalade
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1. In a small heavy skillet, cook walnuts over medium heat until toasted, about 3 minutes. Sprinkle with sugar and vinegar. Cook and stir for 2-4 minutes or until sugar is melted. Spread on foil to cool.
- 2. In a large bowl, combine the spinach, red pepper, onion, corn, cheese and cranberries; sprinkle with walnuts. In a small bowl, whisk the dressing ingredients. Serve with salad. Yield: 8 servings (1/2 cup dressing).
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i bought my sls two years ago. had security system fixed, ( was the ignition switch). it now has 221,933k miles on it and runs great.shocks all bad though and cost more to replace than blue book for car.what a shame.other down side to this car is the low beams. lenses yellowed, like the shocks,very expensive to replace
I have to say, that I owned an 85 Deville and it was one of the best cars I had ever own at the time (1996). But after have a few problem with the trans, then having it repaired, the car hadn't been right since. Years later, I searched for anothe Caddy and came across my "97" SLS. I could not be happier. I love the ride, the look and just pure enjoyment when I drive it, either in the city or o the highway, which is the best. One reviewer wrote about driving the car fast and furious...he is right. The sound that it makes when you step (put your foot in it) on the gas petal is just awesome. The Northstar opens up and responds. I feel like I am in a spaceship, going into light speed. I try not doing that to much...troopers everywhere and I don't think they would understand, unless you let the try driving that car for themselves. I do believe they will give up that crownvic with out a problem.
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Love the ride, good gas mileage. I can avg 14 in city and 27 + on highway. lots of power when you need it. The traction control light was on but was a electral problem. Ihave had it since 2004 and now has 0ver 160,000. Any small issues I had were covered by extended 100,000 warrenty. This week I found trans fluid on drive way and it needed fluid. I am hopeing I will not need a new trans, it is shifting fine. A new trans will chang my rating somewhat. I think a new trans is $2,400.
This is the best kind of Cadillac i have ever had and i am very pleased with it i havent had any problem with it at all and im looking forward to getting a few more cars like this one and my father also has a car like that one he has stuck with Cadillac his while time Cadillac Honda Lincoln Chevy soo who ever has this kind of car i know u are very pleased and i know u love the sound system that is inside of this car and make sure if you sell sale it for the right price
I love the car. I stand firmly beside GM and Cadillac. The Northstar has a bad reputation but on the contrary it is a well put together engine,and will last 200,00+ if treated and driven the the Fast luxury cars they are.
Among the several electrical problems I have with this car (doors locking and not unlocking, the trunk popping up randomly) I have a new problem with the alarm. My car alarm will go off randomly, if I lock it and try to unlock it, it will not unlock, and when I use the actual door key the alarm goes off. Even when I do not lock the car, I will get out and shut the door, setting the alarm off, which I didn't even set. At first I thought the key battery was dying, but now I am not too sure.
Pretty smooth ride. But I have had alot of problems with the aternator.. radiator.. brake lines... etc.. Awesome car.. but man the repairs addin up fast..
I have had the caddy for about 2 years now and it has a little over 130,000 miles on it. Im hitting a ruff patch in maintenance: brakes, radiator, ac, front axle, I seem to blow through lights, oil, head gasket... thats just the major problems... I love this car but damn...
car hauls! tranny great. a/c o.k.air shocks really coastly to fix.body and trim still in perfect cond.118,000 miles 16 mpg city 24 hwy.
Bout it about 2 years ago. Has 190000 miles now. Runs like a champ after tune up and replacing a couple sensors. Runs better than when I got it. Very clean. Still turns heads.
Engine is made to fail in a major way between 80,000 to 100,000 miles and if G M can't do any better they need to fail. At least Toyota would have recalled this problem and fixed it but G M keeps sweeping their problems under the rug. I love the shape of the car but can't keep up with it breaking down. I will not own another G M again.
love the car
V8 is great... has great gas milage.
The '94 version of transverse NorthStar is an absolute racehorse. It is a thoroughbred. It will flat crawl up and get naked with you! I mean it is STOUT! I'm the original owner of my Seville SLS. 147,000 miles! Only 3 tuneups. I broke the engine mounts twice (I think from hard accelerating) . I think this is a very weak component in the engine compartment. Oil & filter every 3,000 miles The brakes and suspension work well when functioning properly. Air suspension parts are VERY expensive. around $9,000 Rear deck pull down motor broke. Dealer wanted $275 to replace it. My local mech. changed the switch for $10. CD player only lasted a couple of years. Suggest third party CD/nav unit replacement. On the highway, the engine creeps up to 85 without even thinking! Not a bad thing. Just use cruise control. It will accelerate effortlessly. One complaint about the HVAC. This applies to many cars I own but especially this model. I can't control where the air flows. If I want it on my feet, I can't direct it there. The controls are all automatic. It blows the air where the car wants it. Of course I can switch to defrost but if I want the hot air from the heater to blow out the AC vents and on my face....can't do it. This car drove like a dream when new. It must be maintained properly to continue that ride. Very expensive parts. There are cheaper aftermarket non-air systems but I prefer my car to remain stock. I'm 6 ft 6 inches tall. Very comfortable car with lots of knee, hip, and head room. (no moonroof) MPG new was 29mpg on hwy. Currently getting 21-25 on hwy (note: 147,000 miles) Engine is still VERY strong. Front wheel drive is very stable. I love this car. $34,999 off the showroom floor in 1994
The race-bred Northstar engine is awesome. It will spank a 5.0 Mustang and yet still gets 25 mpg hwy. Comfortable interior and ergonomic controls. The PCM wiring cracks easy and develops shorts/ground problems. Suspension is great...when it works properly. I recommend switching to the passive suspension components. Overall a very good car.


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Letter From Mark Green, Public Advocate of New York City
"We've got to make it sure that we - that we lose none of the close states that we won in 2000 - Florida or Ohio or Colorado or Nevada or New Hampshire, but - and you also gotta have a couple of surprises and we've got a couple of surprises that we intend to spring."
- Karl Rove to Sean Hannity on September 29th, 2004.
I invite readers to submit entries to the "Name the October Surprise" contest by answering this question: "What do you think is a possible October Surprise that Bush will announce in order to try to win a close election?"
This contest emerges out of history -- political history and Bush history.
First, a president or party in power with the ability to create reality or affect events has in the past tried to influence elections with late revelations. The best modern example occurred in 1972 when then National Security Advisor Henry Kissinger announced at the end of the Nixon-McGovern campaign that "peace is at hand" with Vietnam. This was near-perfect example of an O.S. because it provided an upbeat answer to a vexing problem for the incumbent...and couldn't be disproven by Election Day.
Second, there's the Bush family history. From the time that Bush 41 hired such gunslingers as Lee Atwater and Karl Rove on his behalf (see the untraceable slanders of Mark White, Ann Richards and Jim Hightower as described in "Bush's Brain" by James Moore and Wayne Slater), dirty tricks were a family staple. More recently, John McCain, Max Cleland and John Kerry all saw their war valor besmirched by Bush operatives. And, of course, there's been Bush's and Cheney's serial dissembling on most aspects of the war in Iraq. Also, given the temporary "bounces" Bush got after 9/11, the invasion of Iraq, the capture of Saddam and the Republican Convention, one assumes he'll seek a last, late bounce pre-November 2.
Given this stew of under-handed tactics and political temptations, it's "prudent" to speculate that this October the only surprise will be if there isn't one.
Here's the deal: please send me your prediction of a possible and creative October Surprise. It must be described in 100 words or less and there is only one entry per person (also, please summarize it in up to five words in the Subject line). On Wednesday, September 30th, we'll announce preliminary results - e.g., several of the most interesting submissions as well as the volume of similar submissions per surprise. Then on Sunday, October 30, we'll announce the "winners" based on the submission(s) which predicted what actually happened. Winners appear live on Air America to bask in the gratitude of a skeptical nation...and will receive a signed copy of The Book on Bush and cool Air America gear.
The goal is to anticipate particular "surprises" in the hope, however small, that Bushies may shy away from what's widely anticipated because it reeks of a political ploy. That is, I believe in preventive wars politically, not militarily.
Is this contest cynical? No, just realistic. A governing elite which seems to embody Mark Twain's axiom that "a lie gets halfway around the world before truth puts on her boots" should be presumed capable of saying or doing almost anything to hold onto power. As Eric Alterman and I wrote in The Book on Bush: How George W. (Mis)leads America, the President straight-facedly declares that there's no proof of global warming, that the jury is out on evolution, that the recession began under Clinton (it started in March, 2001), that there were an adequate 60 stems cells lines for research (when there were 11), that Saddam = al Qaeda - and now that a vote for Kerry is a vote for a terrorist attack on the U.S. Such a record requires vigilant voters to begin a conversation about what the most messianic, radical, divisive and dissembling president of the modern era could do to win re-election.
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Como me exita el acabado "French toenails".
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Does your fiancee have strong toes? I'd challenge her to hold onto the bars as long as possible while I pry her toes off one-by-one, starting with the baby toes. I'd cheat and tickle her toes of course. Great pic
Lovely toes!
Adorable I love shots like these, and the french tips are very attractive. And wow, her most ticklish spot matches my main OC's, very cool
cute..are they ticklish?? if so where is the worst spot??
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It had been 11 days since its last game, so Franklin College women's basketball coach Jennifer Lodge couldn't help but wonder what kind of production she'd get out of her team Saturday night.
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The Grizzlies came out strong against Benedictine University of Illinois with some very accurate shooting en route to a 54-45 victory.
Sophomore guard Katie Dale, a graduate of Roncalli High School, came off the bench and hit back-to-back 3-pointers to put the Grizzlies up 23-8 with seven minutes left in the half.
While their opponents had a size advantage, Franklin was quicker and able to score in transition.
The Grizzlies' superior ball-movement kept their turnovers low in the first half, and with their scoring spread around, the two teams went to the break with Franklin holding a 27-16 lead.
In an effort to get the team ready for the game, Lodge emphasized getting back to basics.
"We had a really tough practice the first day back. They were complaining that their legs were sore, so we put them through a sprints test," said Lodge. "No one else is doing that. They knew they had to come back in shape. I told them in December you're either a team that goes forward or goes backward and we want to go forward."
The Grizzlies upped their margin to 40-21 with only six minutes elapsed in the second half.
From there it looked like smooth-sailing.
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Senior guard Lindsay Rich had a game-high 14 points. Sophomore Nichole Thompson, a graduate of Greenwood Community High School, added 13 points and seven rebounds, while junior forward Krista Schott scored 11 points to go with nine boards.
Leading the way for the Eagles (5-7) with 11 points was Michelle Gaede.
Franklin's defense held Benedictine to just 26-percent (15 of 58) shooting and forced 18 turnovers. The Grizzlies won the rebounding battle, 51-32.
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Cadillac Escalade, EXT and ESV Forum - 1999 - 2006 Discussion, Traction Control Active in Cadillac Escalade Forums; Whenever I pull away from traffic lights or junctions I get a message "Traction Control Active" and the car slows ...
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Traction Control Active
Whenever I pull away from traffic lights or junctions I get a message
"Traction Control Active" and the car slows right up, no fault indicated when dealer puts diagnostic computer on, no ABS light showing either. Anyone got
any ideas what can be wrong, I am leaning towards replacing front hubs
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I had the same problem on my 05 Escalade. The dealer said that it was the traction control sensors which are located in the front hub/wheel bearing assemblies. The sensors could not be replaced so the hub assemblies were replaced. Good thing that I was still under warranty otherwise it would have been costly.
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Re: Traction Control Active
sounds like you are losing traction when accelerating... maybe just a lead foot? it sounds like its doing its job... when the wheels start spinning traction control kicks in and doesnt allow you to go further... if you release for a second it should go back to normal
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Thanks for the replies, my dealer ran the computer diagnostic codes, nothing showing, so we tried driving and stopping by the kerb, when starting away light footed on the pedal traction control active came up on the dic, the diagnostic
computer was showing ABS ON this happens most times now when leaving junctions, traffic lights etc, definately not lead footed I'm afraid, pull away gently.
Dealer reckons it is the front hubs that are causing the problem, seems to be a common problem on tahoes, suburbans etc. Just to make certain I contacted Don Massey Cadillac on Orange Blossom Trail in Orlando, they were very helpfull
considering I live in Scotland they seem to think the hubs are the problem.
Many thanks for the replies and helpfull hints
- 11-24-10 06:17 PM #5Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: Traction Control Active
I had the same problem people lift your front truck leave the tire in the air grab the tire by bottom and top check for unusual movement. If have unusual move is the hub and the sensor is inside the hub. problem solve no more active traction messages
- 11-24-10 08:44 PM #6Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: Traction Control Active
i have the same problem on my 05 it was the front hub
start by change the front hub 45 $ each in florida
- 12-21-10 07:33 PM #7Cadillac Owners Member
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Re: Traction Control Active
i notice a loud noise/hum while driving ...plus tracktion light comes on while making sligt turns
any thoughts ????
Re: Traction Control Active
Many thanks guys for all your help and advice on my traction control problem. I have ordered two hubs from Car Parts Warehouse and hopefully they will arrive here in scotland sometime next year.
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