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Thinking Animals: Why Animal Studies Now? Paperback – May 1, 2012
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Weil maps the theoretical history of animal studies while also setting a course for future studies. She makes challenging theoretical arguments accessible and inviting. The framework of ethics also offers a framework for abstract discussion that should include even those without deep theoretical knowledge into the conversation.(Teresa Mangum, director, Obermann Center for Advanced Studies at the University of Iowa)
From J.M. Coetzee and Bill Viola to Virginia Woolf and Sam Taylor-Wood, Kari Weil plumbs our thick entanglements with non-human animals as companions, as abjected others, as subjects of grief and mourning―those dense contact zones in which art and literature may well 'think' non-human animals better, or at least more patiently, than theory and philosophy. Anyone interested in love, life, and death across species will want to read this book.(Cary Wolfe, author of Animal Rites: American Culture, the Discourse of Species, and the Posthumanist Theory)
Kari Weil's book is a deeply felt and keenly thought engagement with key philosophical questions animating the exploding scholarly world of 'animal studies.' In this graciously written and eminently approachable text, Weil has created a book that will stimulate seasoned scholars and beginning students alike to take up the twenty-first century challenge of taking animals seriously across all realms of academia. This book belongs on bookshelves, and syllabi for courses in philosophy, cultural studies, anthropology, literature, ecology, animal science, and biology. It takes a very good scholar indeed to make such 'challenging issues underpinning our moral, aesthetic, and philosophical relations with animals seem so compelling and clear without in the least simplifying them. Highly recommended.(Jane Desmond, author of Staging Tourism: Bodies on Display from Waikiki to Sea World)
A lively and compelling introduction to essential debates shaping posthumanistic animal theory today. Whether through ordinary expressions of grief at the death of pets or by extreme fantasies of animal liberation through extinction, Weil argues, the problems of animal representation are proving increasingly difficult to separate from those of representing people. With original readings and nuanced translations, Thinking Animals emphasizes French poststructuralist and material feminist theory as pivotal to this so-called animal turn in the twenty-first century.
Providing an accessible overview and casting new eyes on familiar literature, Weil makes a significant contribution to animal studies and critical theory.... Recommended.(Choice)
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Kari Weil is University Professor of Letters at Wesleyan University. She has published widely on feminist theory; literary representations of gender (especially in France); the riding, breeding, and eating of horses in nineteenth-century France; and, more recently, on theories and representations of animal otherness and human-animal relations. Her course, "Animal Subjects," which she first taught at the California College of the Arts, won "Best Course Award" from the United States Humane Society.
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That was historically accurate and funny
I love your cartoons.
blacks did that kind of stuff. turning on each other to get on massa side, then he turn on you cuz he never liked you. he was so stupid...im sure he had an epiphany when that whip landed HAHA.
That willie lynch letter...blacks turning on each other.
i think some people dont get it will. but i sure do, being a black man i probably find it even funnier. as alway full 10's for you stamper, you fucking legend you.
Actually, that was well funny.
You got some good art skills, and i love the humor behind it.
I don't really see why people are whining about how this is racist.
Yes this is VERY obviously a racist cartoon, but how exactly is that a bad thing?
I make jokes about black people, TO black people. We all laugh about it because there will ALWAYS be racism and discrimination in this world. WHY? Because there will always be a difference in people, if it's skin color, heritage or nationality there will always be a form of racism.
And joking about racism is only offensive if you take it that way and are insecure enough to believe your friends think less of you because of the fact your black or w/e.
It's not about WHAT you say, it's about HOW you say it.
I don't see why this is such a big deal so to black people, seeing as literally every ethnic group on this planet has been made fun of in some way at least thousands of times.
You don't see muslims bombing newgrounds servers for hosting bin laden jokes?
Get over yourselves niggaz, if you really feel your beeing treated as less or whatever, and you want equal treatment then don't expect to be safe from jokes just because of your ancestor's history. PERIOD.
Well I'm black and I'm not offended. I didn't think it was that funny though. And considering what a hilarious subject slavery is. I have no idea how you could have gotten it off the mark.......
to the last reviewer, since when was calling yur wife a bitch (besides in cartoons or video's which script purposely does so) cool? lol.
anywhat, it was good. i'm starting to like yur style alot more.

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The focus on State of Origin in the media this week could hardly have been better timed.
After two or three weeks of damaging headlines - across the media - it is great that the old debates that surface when Origin comes around are here again. Perhaps the most amazing thing about these debates is that they are basically the same year in year out, yet never lose their value.
The only pity is that for the next week the events surrounding Origin One will largely be reported from a distance...in Melbourne.
My views on playing Origin games in Melbourne have not changed. The integrity of Origin football is best preserved by playing it in the two


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A local mother is on a mission to protect children from unsuspecting allergens in sports drinks. Her fight stemmed from her son's horrible allergic reaction to a sports drink.
Last Saturday's little league game was the best of 7-year-old Jake Layman's young life.
"My triple went into the fence," he says.
Afterward, he and his teammates celebrated with a popular sports drink.
"I took five sips and then went to my brother's baseball game itching bad," Jake says. "More bumps kept coming and coming."
"I saw then he had welts all over his chest and back," says Jeanee Layman, his mother.
Layman knew her son was allergic to soy, but he'd never had a reaction like this. She thought her son was going into anaphylactic shock.
After visiting the ER and taking Benadryl and steroids this week, Layman zeroed in on an ingredient she hadn't noticed before: brominated vegetable oil, or BVO.
"It's illegal in 100 other countries. I was told the vegetable is soybean. I believe it should be listed on a label," she says.
But Layman also found out, according to the FDA, if BVO is made from highly refined oil, labeling is not required under the Food Allergen Labeling Consumer Protection Act.
"I don't understand that," she says. "I believe it is a drink that gave him anaphylaxis."
This week, Layman posted a Change.org petition to urge Coke and Pepsi to label their products anyway or dump BVO altogether.
"I hope they take it off shelves," she says.
And Jake hopes to be well enough to knock another one to the fence this weekend.
A similar petition with 200,000 signatures convinced Pepsi to stop putting BVO in Gatorade this year. That will take full effect this spring.{}
ABC7 asked Coca Cola if it plans to follow suit with Powerade. The company released the following statement:{}
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Oklahoma City-area school districts say security is beefed up
As students throughout the metro area returned to classes Monday, several local school officials said they were stepping up security after Friday's shooting massacre in Connecticut.
Norman School District spokeswoman Shelly Hickman said Norman police have increased patrols at all school sites in the district, "not because of any threat, but because we felt it would be prudent."
Hickman said principals met with faculty at the start of the school day Monday to discuss withteachers strategies to deal with students' concerns if the topic of the shooting should come up in a classroom. School counselors are available to talk to any student who feels the need to discuss it, she said.
Hickman said the school district advised parents of the steps being taken in a message sent out over the weekend.
"We've tried to be proactive in our approach," she said. "We appreciate the cooperation with the police department in addressing this issue."
In Edmond, police presence also was beefed up at all school sites.
"Edmond police have increased their presence a tall schools, especiallyour elementary schools," school district spokeswoman Susan Parks-Schlepp said. "In addition, (Oklahoma City) police have and plan to continue to increase their presence at our schools that are located within Oklahoma City."
In Moore, Superintendent Susan Pierce said Oklahoma City and Moore police also have boosted security at the district's schools, beginning last Friday and continuing through this week as needed.
Pierce said school officials also are reviewing the district's crisis management plan and will take suggestions from patrons. School counselors are available to talk with any students who have questions or concerns, she said.
Putnam City School District spokesman Steve Lindley said officials in that district have made information available to teachers about how to talk to kids about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shootings if the students have questions.
"We want to make sure that we reassure them that they are safe and to keep the explanations age-appropriate," Lindley said. "We also have reminded them to be careful in their conversations with colleagues about being cognizant of any children that might hear them."
The district also has reminded principals that yearly crisis-plan reviews are due by Jan. 2. The crisis plans lay out scenarios and what can be done in response. For example, there are rules for teachers, counselors and principals about what their duties are during a crisis.
Midwest City-Del City School District officials said they are using the Connecticut shooting to review their own safety measures.
"Our team met this morning to discuss safety measures for our district," school district spokeswoman Stacey Boyer said Monday. "We will be conducting a thorough districtwide reassessment of our safety measures over the next weeks, through the month of January. We are asking staff for any suggestions they may have. We will be taking all suggestions into consideration in our planning process."
Administrators in the Guthrie district said they consulted with local law enforcement over the weekend to discuss safety procedures. The result was Guthrie police officers visiting all of the district's schools on Monday and continuing the practice throughout the week, according to a news release.
In Oklahoma City, Friday was the final day of the district's fall semester. While some students are attending intersession classes this week, the bulk of students will return for the spring semester on Jan. 4.
School district spokesman Tierney Tinnin said officials don't have plans to change security protocols for students attending courses now or for the spring semester.
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Sportsnaut "Prior to the Denver Broncos trading up for Paxton Lynch in last week's draft, a petition encouraging the team to bring Tim Tebow back was launched by Will Garner through change.org. At this time, the petition has garnered over 10,000 signatures in support of reuniting Tebow with his former..." May 05
Complex "After losing Brock Osweiler to the Houston Texans, striking out on acquiring Colin Kaepernick and passing on Johnny Manziel, the Denver Broncos cannot go into training camp with just Mark Sanchez and Trevor Siemian at the quarterback position. They need to get a fierce competitor who knows what..." April 28
CNN "A conservative website is calling on former University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow to run for a newly vacant U.S. House of Representatives seat in the state, describing the favorite son as "the perfect fit" for the spot. In an editorial titled "Tim Tebow for Congress," the editors of Red..." April 15
CBS Sports "Tim Tebow has been wildly successful with the early stages of his post-playing career, filling his schedule with activities as an analyst and activist for multiple causes. But while Tebow's NFL career might be a thing of the past, his college coach at Florida is telling reporters not to shut the..." February 28
New York Daily News "For once, it's not Tim Tebow who's having trouble scoring - it's his girlfriend. Confidenti@l is told the QB's model squeeze Olivia Culpo has dumped him after a two-month relationship - because he won't have sex with her. The former Miss USA, who was first reported to be seeing Tebow in..." November 30
The Big Lead "Tim Tebow is dating model Olivia Culpo according to US Weekly. Tebow has been back with the SEC Network since the Eagles cut him right before the NFL regular season began. That is around the same time that Tebow started dating Culpo, a former Miss USA and ex-girlfriend of a Jonas Brother. " October 29
New York Post "Tim Tebow's NFL career may be non-existent, but his love life sure isn't. The former Eagles quarterback is reportedly dating Miss USA 2012, Olivia Culpo, better known as Nick Jonas' ex-gal pal. While the two have yet to take to social media to confirm the news, sources tell Terez Owens that..." September 25
Sporting News "After a failed attempt to revive his NFL career, Tim Tebow managed to find work elsewhere. The former NFL quarterback will resume his role with ESPN as an SEC Network college football analyst on Saturday, a role which he worked last season, the network announced Wednesday. "Tim quickly..." September 10
TMZ "Tim Tebow's not some laughing stock amongst his peers ... just ask NFL superstar Chris Johnson who tells TMZ Sports point blank -- he thinks Tebow BELONGS in the league. The Arizona Cardinals running back was leaving 1 Oak nightclub in Hollywood last night (gotta get it in before the season..." September 07
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CBS Sports "After Matt Barkley was traded to the Arizona Cardinals on Friday, it looked like Tim Tebow had a good shot of making the Eagles roster as the team's third-string quarterback. That didn't happen though. In somewhat of a surprise move, Tebow was cut by the Eagles on Saturday. It was a..." September 06
TSN "The Tim Tebow era in Philadelphia is over. According to a report from ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Eagles released Tebow Saturday, as teams around the league pare their rosters down to 53. It appeared Tebow had a chance at making the roster after his decent preseason and the Eagles trading..." September 06
CSN Philly "A terrific performance from Tim Tebow, a disappointing one from Matt Barkley and finally a clear winner in the Eagles' third quarterback competition. Tebow outplayed Barkley Thursday night in the Eagles' preseason finale, a 24-18 loss to the Jets at MetLife Stadium, and if the two quarterbacks..." September 04
CBS Sports "Since being traded to the New York Jets in March 2012, Tim Tebow has suited up for three different teams and hasn't really found much success. That doesn't mean he can't be successful in the NFL though, at least according to former Cowboys coach Jimmy Johnson. The two-time Super Bowl winner..." September 02
Philly.com "After practice finished on Monday and Sam Bradford and Mark Sanchez retreated to the Eagles' locker room, Matt Barkley and Tim Tebow remained on the field for a few minutes of extra work. Barkley and Tebow, in competition for the No. 3 job, must prepare for the final preseason game on Thursday...." September 01
SB Nation "Tim Tebow has looked good enough running the ball that he probably could make the Eagles... and bad enough passing that you shouldn't get carried away. Many doubted Tim Tebow's chances of making the Philadelphia Eagles, but there are reports that he's set to make the team's final roster and..." August 25
CBS Sports "When Chip Kelly signed Tim Tebow in March the knee-jerk reaction among most fans and media was that there was no way the former Heisman Trophy winner would make the final roster. First, Tebow had been out of football since the Patriots cut him before the 2013 season. Second, by just about any..." August 21
Source says Chip Kelly is increasingly excited by Tim Tebow. If Tebow doesn't make major errors, he will earn spot on team. #eagles
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SB Nation "The Philadelphia Eagles released the team's first depth chart of the season two days before a preseason opener against the Indianapolis Colts and Tim Tebow is listed as the team's No. 4 quarterback. Reports of Tebow's performance in training camp have been mixed, with some saying that his..." August 14
Philly Voice "Over the last few weeks, chatter among some people who are plugged in with the team believe that the Eagles didn't just sign Tim Tebow because he's a nice guy, or a "camp arm." Their sentiment is that the Eagles not only intend to keep him, but they intend to use him. The perception that Chip..." August 03
Newark Star-Ledger "It is never too early for an Eagles 53-man roster prediction, right? Training camp is still close to five weeks away, but after the team spent the last month working out during minicamps and OTAs, there has without question been some players who shined infront of the coaches, and others whose..." June 21
SI "Philadelphia Eagles coach Chip Kelly says he believes quarterback Tim Tebow has improved. The Eagles signed Tim Tebow to a one-year contract in April. The 27-year-old was out of the NFL last season and has not played in a regular-season game since 2012 with the New York Jets, when he was used..." June 20
USA Today "Tim Tebow's newest helmet may be a dark shade of jade, but he certainly isn't. The NFL's most scrutinized backup quarterback seemed as sincere, hopeful and upbeat as ever Thursday after making his first comments to the media since signing a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles last..." May 29
CBS Sports "Tim Tebow might not be the Eagles' starting quarterback, he might not even make the final roster, but for as long as he's hitting the practice field with the Eagles, a red quarterback jersey will be an aspect of his practice attire. According to head coach Chip Kelly, Tebow isn't going to..." May 28
Courier-Post "The NFL's decision to lengthen the point-after touchdown attempt from a 15-yard field goal to a 33-yarder could enable quarterback Tim Tebow to earn a roster spot with the Eagles. That's because the rule change, which will go into effect this season, added some uncertainty onto what had been..." May 20
Newark Star-Ledger "Forget the talk about newly signed Tim Tebow doing anything but playing quarterback. Speaking to the media for the first time since being named head coach Chip Kelly's top personnel executive, Ed Marynowitz said that the team views Tebow as a quarterback, not anything else. "He will compete..." April 23
Fox Sports "Every person involved with sports seemingly has an opinion on Tim Tebow. Former NFL kicker Jay Feely, who played for the Falcons, Giants, Dolphins, Chiefs, Jets, Cardinals and Bears during his 14-year career, has particularly strong and definitive feelings about the Eagles' newest..." April 22
SB Nation "The Philadelphia Eagles will sign Tim Tebow on Monday, according to a report from Jay Glazer of Fox Sports. Adam Schefter of ESPN reports the two sides began working on the framework of the deal when Tebow worked out for the Eagles in March. The deal was then finalized on Sunday allowing Tebow to..." April 20
CBS Sports "Tim Tebow, who last played in an NFL regular-season game in 2012, tried out with the Eagles last week. If, like us, you figured that was just coach Chip Kelly's passive-aggressive way of sticking it to critics of his offseason moves ... you'd be wrong. At least to hear Kelly tell it. "I've..." March 23
ESPN "Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow is working out for the Philadelphia Eagles, a source confirmed to ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter on Monday. Tebow, who has been an analyst for the SEC Network, last played for the New York Jets in 2012 after playing two seasons with the Denver Broncos. He..." March 16
Well, how about this: Former Broncos and Patriots QB Tim Tebow is working out today for the Philadelphia Eagles, a source confirmed.
New York Post "Tim Tebow has not given up on his NFL dream. The former Broncos and Jets quarterback has been working out with Tom Brady's personal QB guru, Tom House, in case another NFL opportunity should arise. That opportunity might be the inaugural veterans scouting combine, to be held March 22 in..." March 09
Arizona Republic "Here is your daily reminder that not everything on the Internet is true -- especially when it comes from a satirical site. The website Dailyleak.org posted a story on Saturday that claimed the Cardinals had brought on former Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow at quarterback. Even though the..." December 17
Fox Sports "Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow made his debut as a "Good Morning America" contributor Monday, introducing a story about Deven Jackson, a Pennsylvania youth who had both legs amputated but hasn't let that stop him from playing football. It was another case of Tebow branching out in life after..." September 15
USA Today "Breakfast time just became Tebow time. Starting Monday, Tim Tebow, the former football star and current SEC Network analyst, will be on the top-rated ABC morning show Good Morning America. He'll serve as a contributor and will help launch GMA's "Motivate Me Monday" series, which focuses on..." September 12
USA Today "Last month, Tim Tebow said he hadn't given up on his NFL dream. When he described that his comeback plans involved throwing to semipro wide receivers, it sort of felt like Tebow was sadly clinging to a dream. Did the other part of his NFL plans involve sitting in a darkened room at night, watching..." July 23
Pro Football Talk "Tim Tebow isn't ready to concede that his NFL career is over. Tebow, who is currently preparing to work the 2014 college football season as an SEC Network analyst, told the Tennessean that he still hopes an NFL team will sign him. If that happens, he'll walk away from his TV job. "I'm..." June 03
Fox Sports Ohio "Tim Tebow may be out of the league but that doesn't mean the clock for "Tebow Time" has necessarily struck 12. Urban Meyer, Tebow's head coach at the University of Florida and now leader of the Buckeyes program, said in an interview with CBSSports.com's Jeremy Fowler that the quarterback is..." March 25
USA Today "America will be able to wake up with Tim Tebow on Friday morning. That's the day the new ESPN analyst will slide over to sister network ABC as a Super Bowl special guest throughout the broadcast for Good Morning America, ABC spokeswoman Alison Bridgman confirmed to USA TODAY Sports. Tebow's..." January 28
ESPN MediaZone "Will Make Analyst Debut During ESPN's VIZIO BCS National Championship Coverage January 6 from Pasadena. Allstate Sugar Bowl - January 2, 2013Former Florida quarterback and Heisman winner, Tim Tebow, has been hired as a college football analyst for the SEC Network launching in August 2014...." December 30
NFL.com "Tim Tebow's gridiron prospects have dried up stateside, but not across the Atlantic. The Associated Press reported Thursday that the former NFL quarterback has been offered a four-month contract to play for the Milano Seamen of the Italian federation for American football. "The offer has..." December 06
USA Today "Tim Tebow, the telegenic former QB, will almost certainly be a college football TV analyst next year, either for ESPN's SEC Network, CBS Sports, or Fox Sports, multiple sources tell The Big Lead. Tebow, who was released by the Patriots in August, is finally beginning to realize his NFL career..." December 04
Tim Tebow hired prominent broadcast agent CAA's Nick Khan to join Jimmy Sexton in repping him. If no NFL, will look at college TV jobs.
USA Today "Remember that wacky rumor that some Russian football team had offered Tim Tebow a million dollars to play a game or two for them? How do you say "Not so fast my friend" in Russian? In an email received by Russian sports-news service R-Sport Moscow Black Storm owner Mikhail Zaltsman said that..." September 21
SI "A gathering of Jacksonville Jaguars fans will hold a rally petitioning the team to sign free-agent quarterback Tim Tebow. A website under the domain jags-tebow.com says the rally will take place in the Everbank Field Stadium parking lot on Monday at 3:16 p.m. and will last three hours and 16..." September 16
Black Sports Online "Tim Tebow has no job offers coming here in the NFL so maybe he should try his luck in Moscow. Mikhail Zaltsman is the owner of an american football team in Russia. Zaltsman the owner the Moscow Black Storm told the state-owned Russia Beyond the Headlines that he wants Tim Tebow. Zaltsman..." September 14
The L.A. KISS -- yes KISS bought an AFL team -- has offered Tim Tebow a three-year deal. KISS wouldn't pull a publicity stunt would they?
Pro Football Talk "Tim Tebow said after he was cut by the Patriots that he will continue trying to be an NFL quarterback. But his stubborn insistence that he will only play quarterback and only in the NFL may make it harder for him to realize his dream. As Peter King reported on NBC on Thursday night when Tebow..." September 07
CBS Sports "The Patriots released Tim Tebow five days ago and after three uneven seasons it's reasonable to think that his NFL career may be over. Except that on Thursday night MMQB.com's Peter King reported during the NBC pregame show that Tebow received an "inquiry" from an undisclosed team that wanted the..." September 06


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Nebraska prepares for Northwestern
Teams want to forget quarrel, talk football
Gardner motivated for gator bowl
Cleman to start at tailback for Huskies
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Stranded Vols finally arrive in Dallas
Golden Gophers, Wolfpack try to salvage seasons
Holiday Bowl winner will be a real '10'
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Issue date: Thursday, November 9, 1893
Pages available: 16
Previous edition: Wednesday, November 8, 1893
Next edition: Friday, November 10, 1893
Publication name: San Antonio Daily Light
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Pages available: 45,240
Years available: 1884 - 1907Learn more about this publication
San Antonio Daily Light (Newspaper) - November 9, 1893, San Antonio, Texas an PUBLISHED AT SUN ANTONIO. BBXAR COUNTY, TBXA8. ANO BEalSTBBED AT THB QPPIQB AS 3EOONP QLA8S MMU Volume XIII Number 25o. San Antonio, Texas, Thursday, November Price: a Year. BANKS AND HANKERS. BANK. SAN ANTONIO, TKXAS J.S.LOCKWOOD, Pros. J. Mum, SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS. ex OLJ., BANKERS And Dealers in Exchange. Sijrht Drafts on tho principal cities of tlio United States and In Kll Europium countries.! Foreign coin and currency boutrht and SMITH" DEVINE co. BANKERS. Successors to John Twohig, A General Banking Business. SAN ANTONTO.........TKXAS. JOSIE IN ITJGffi BIO- BLUFF .OF LOUISIANA MERCHANTS. McKiiiley's Plurality Goes Out of Sight Standing at Eighty- Two Thousand, THE PUGILISTS ASK TOO MUCH AND GET NOTHING. Boilers, Engines, Sh'afting, Pulleys, Pumps, Packing, w Belting, Hose. Wind Mills, Horse-powers, Troughs, Tanks, Jacks, Etc., Etc. of ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY A SPECIALTY. WRITE FOR PRICES. F.F. Coils'Ig. Co'. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. YOU NEED fioanson Furniture, Vehiclea.Horses other chattels without removal. On Watches, Diamonds, Etc. The only Brm In tho city making n specialty of small real estate loans. Loans made on day of ap- plication. Short time vendors lion notes boiitflit. Large real estate loans negotiated. ABE ASH, 215 Alamo Plaza Alfred Giles Guindon, ARCHITECTS. 2il iloor University Block, Houston Street, near Soledad. Have erected worlli Trial Trip of tho the Midwinter Fair New Brazilian Minister Gone Back For Ten Years London Money Report What the 'Johnny Bulls Think What Ex-President Harrison Says Motor Explosions. Josio Mansfield's Divorce. YOUK, Nov. L. Reade, a Now York lawyer, who has been living at Paris for sever- al years, has returned and is mak- ing arrangements for a legal sep- aration from his wife, who will re- main abroad. Sho is tho .losie Mans- liold. who, twenty years ago, was tho subject of so much gossip in connection with the shooting of James Fisk, Jr., by Kd- ward S. Stokes. Readc's brother- in-law is Lord Falkland, a promi- nent Knglish peer, who married lleade's sister. .It is understood that Ifeade, who is quite wealthy, will make handsome provision for his wife. of worklnToxm. Supplying Provisions. Nov. various forts have boon furnished with a fresh supply of provisions. The Mooros olTored no opposition. Annie Pixley is Dead. LONDON, Nov. Annie Pixloy, a well known American actress, died of brain fever during the night, at tho homo of her brother-in-law, Edward Fulfercl. McKinley Goes Up Head. CoT.u.MiiU.s, O., Nov. Chairman Dick puts McKin- loy's plurality this morning at Of the six. hundred tele- graphic congratulations received by McKinley, more than four hun- dred connect his name with the presidency. Ono Less Pugilist. NEW LONDON, Conn., Nov. Pete McCoy, tho noted pugilist who traveled with- the. John L. Sullivan combination, was drowned last night from the tug Hcranton, four miles east of the Cornfield Lightship. McCoy was proceeding to Boston to loin liis wife. Capt. McNulty, who was in the pilot house when tho accident occurred, stopped the tug cruised around the vicinity for half an hour, but there was no trace of McCoy. A Great Memory. New York World. the. fat conductor A woman rose, he rang tho bell, and she got off. A few squares farther "Ada" was called, and another woman mnde her exit. The old countryman began to look interested, and'When tho con- ductor shouted Mary and anoth- er woman gathered up her bundles, he made no attempt' to conceal his astonishment. In quick succession came "Paul- "Roberta" and and, as it happened, every call was followed by tho departure of a pas- songor. -The old man could stand it no longer. With bulging eyes he made his way to the rear where he said in a stage whisper to the "Great snakes, mister Do you know the names of all the women folks in this TOR ALDBKMAN, THIB1) WARD. We are authorized to announce -Chas. P. King for alderman, Third -ward, at thcfcoming election. Railway Inducements. S.vx FuANtJtsco, Xov of- fer has been made by the excursion managers, who have ollices in San combine with the ad- missions to tho Midwinter fair ex- cursions for eastern people, to Yosemilks Valley and liig Trees, by the combination with tho Over- land railways so tho eastern peo- ple may buy excursion tickets to California, including spenial trips to Yosemltc and liig Tree groves. To Succeejl tho Brazilian Minister. Tori.ox, Nov. La Provincia says: "Tho commander of the lira- nilian warship, HSachalco, has loft for Paris to take the place of the Brazilian minister, who has 'been summoned to Ttio de Janeiro. Twelve oiliccvs will leave Lasoyno today for Marseilles, where they will embark on the Kspagne and cruiser Benjamin Cruiser's Trial Trip. SAN Nov. new cruiser, Olympia, has been put to sea on a builders' trial trip in charge of Captain Charles M. Goodnll. She will go to Santa Barbara channel and a thorough will bo made of her boilers and machinery. On the return of the Olympia "she will ho put in trim for nn otllcial trial trip. To Establish How Steamer Line. YOHK, project is said to be on foot, by tho Urania Steamship company, of Copen- hagen, to establish a new line of steamers between that port and New Orleans. Tho new line, it is thought, will prove a powerful competitor to tho Thingvalla line, which now enjoys a monopoly of the American trade. ;Eleven Motors Explode. CIIKJAUO, Nov. gas motor in the North Side Railway barns exploded today, and an explosion of ten more motors immediately followed, igniting and tho barns. The loss is supposed to be covered by insurance. No one was seriouslly injured. The cause of the explosion is not known. A Louisiana Sensation. NKW Oiu.r.AXM, La., Nov. startling sensation has been sprung at Franklin, a Louisiana town of several thousand inhabi- tants on the Southern Pacific rail- road, a hundred miles west of New Orleans, and located in the beauti- ful Teche country, onb of the rich- est and most populous sugar plant- Ing sections of Louisiana. Frank- lin also has the distinction of being the home of both Gover- nor Foster and United States Senator Cattery. The special dis- patch says: "On Tuesday a crowd of men, composed principally of -merchants, called upon live Jew storekeepers there, and or- dered them to shut their stores and leave town. The par- tics who were ordered to leave town made a complaint before the grand jury, who will investigate; the caso today. Tho nction of these parties is generally disapproved in Franklin. Cottoii Report. NKW OKI.KANH, Nov. Co. say: Liverpool closed'un- changed on futures, a Kith lower on spots; sales bales; mid- dling, four and nine-sixteenths. New York opened 1 higher, declin- ed, and af was lower than yesterday. New Orleans opened unchanged, declined, and at was ;i points lower than yesterday. The movement at the different ports being lighter than expected had the effect of steadying prices during the early hours, but upon heavier receipts at Memphis and Houston, together with the estimate of bales horn, caused a rapid decline of 5 to H points, the longs being the principal sel- lers. CHRISTIAN WORKERS. LARGEST BODY. OF THEM YET COLLECTED. PATTI READY FOK ANOTHER FAREWELL TOUR OF AMERICA. for Uu> PLAIN POINTERS Practical Work for Uie Saving of the Arts Ex- Honor ol Tho Lord Mayor Cross College Fifty Years Pntti Oldens in New York. Mitchell-Corbott Can't Get It. NKW ORI.KANS, Nov. Tho Olympic chili has decided to reject the articles of agreement prepared for thorn by Mitchell and Corbet t, and telegrams aro on (lie way to Now York, notifying tho pugil- ists of that fact. There was a full attendance of tlio contest committee, at the meeting hold to consider the articles, :ind tho sen- timent of those present was almost unanimous that the club had made' what it considered a very liberal offer to tlio pugilists, but the lat- ter have demanded, that the club shall pay five thousand dollars for traveling and training expenses and the club refuses. Ex-President Harrison Talks. IxDiANAi-or.iK, Iml., Ntov. Harrison said, re- garding tho election, "1 would not have boon surprised at any plural- ity in Ohio. 1 am not surprised at the magnificence of Major MeKin- ley's triumph.' T seiit him a dis- patch this morning congratulating him upon his magnificent victory. The silver question may havo had its influences. Of one thing I am sure, it was not duo to local causes." Five Thousand Christian Workers. ATLANTA, Ga., Nov. an- nual con vention of the Internation- al Christian Workers' association will convene hero today. The con- vention will bo in session seven or eight days. It will be tho largest body of Christian Workers ever as- sembled in this country. The object of the convention is tho better acquaintance of Chris- tians engaged or specially inter- ested in aggressive Christian work among the unsaved by means other tha.ii that used in tho ordinary ministrations of tho (iospol and the bettor equipment of workers for such work by discussion of practical Ihomcs and'united prayer for tho blessing of upon their efforts. Tho convention has boon appropriately called a seven days' training school in methods of Christian work, it has nothing whatever to do with theo- ries, "isms" or hobbies, and its work will bo strictly along lines relating to evangelical Christian effort. It will be well to suy that the convention is not a convention of 'any special association; it is a con- vention for all evangelical Chris- tians engaged or interested in ag- gressive Christian olTort. it is expected that atj least Co in- to (ivo thousand delegates will at- tend tho convention, coming from every part -of the Christianized world. It is an international con- vention and people from Ireland, from Canada, from England, Scot- land and Germany, and from al- most everywhere will como to meet and take part in tho discus- sions. HY OllSKKVKlt. A woman's greatest secret is to know how to keep her own secret. Tho preacher's motto is: "In God wo trust, but ye mortals must pay cash." Tho ministers discussing on hell are like a person born blind dis- cussing on tho merit of a painting. We arc under obligations to the Mar. If not for him, who wo would have been ignorant of tho merits of truth. Next will probably come tfio daylight. Some scientist wil in- vent a patent to cover up tho sun, and compel people to use electric lights in daytime also. Before the close of tho 10th cen- tury, wo are likely to see tho greedy corporations make a inonoply on the air. The poor man will havo either to pay tho tarill rate for every breath of fresh air, or sutTo- cate. London's Lord Mayor. LONDON, Sir Stu- art Knill, London's Lord mayor, retires from oflico, and Alderman Tyler will be installed as his suc- cessor, with imposing ceremonies. More Wreck Victims. CHICAGO, Nov. more names havo been added to the list of those killed in last night's Kock Island wreck here, making eight dead and thirty-four injured. Gold Arrives. NFAV YOHK, November steamship Lahn brought gold bars consigned to this city to the amount of London Bank Report. LONDON-, Nov. bank of England's rate of discount is un- changed at 8 per cent. New York Money Report. NEW YoitK, Nov. on call easy at H% prime mercan- tile paper sterling exchange lower, but "firm; decline being marked. Actual business in bank- ers' bills at for demand at for (iO days. 1'ostod SiT and -l.S.i. Commercial silver certificates 7PJ. No sales. Bar silver70.j. Mexican dollars A. The Standard's Opinion. LONDON, Nov. Evening Standard thinks that the failure of the Democrats to break down tho prohibitive tarifT had much to tip with tho results, as this was tho main object of tho election. Tho Standard, howovor, admits that'tho spectacle which free trade presents in England at this tim6 is not cal- culated to encourage the advocates of free trade in America. Gone Back to Serve Time. NKW YOKK, Nov. Francis It. Weeks, tho self-con- fessed embcy.y.ler, whoso extradi- tion from Costa lUca excited so much talk, was today taken to Sing Sing to servo out his sentence of ten years. Jle refused absolute- ly to bo interviewed before his de- parture, reiterating tho statement that he had nothing to say. Appointed an Indian Agent. WAS 111 NGTON, N o Iloke Smith has appointed George 15. Cosby, of Sacramento, Califor- nia, special agent, to examine and report on tho condition pf tho Dig- ger Indians, with a view to im- proving thoir condition. The Patti Season Opens. NKW YOHK, Nov. Patti season opens today. Mine. Patti is to give forty concerts in this coun- try, beginning with two at thoCar- nogio Music .1 Fall, this evening and tho afternoon of Nov. 11. Sho will then begin her tour, which will ox- tend as fat as San Francisco.- She will probably sing again in Now York bofpre returning to TCng- land. Hor company includes Signor Tomaso Galassi, Signor Movara, Signor Maceheroni.JjSig- nor Txsly, and Mine. Fabri. Sig- nor Arditi will bo tho conductor, and it is likely that Signor Nico- lini may sing a few times. The following is tho programme for to- night: Overture, "Merry Wives of Nicolai; aria, "Addio Hiei (F Pescatorl di Signor Galassi; aria. "Addio Nioi Sospiri" Cluck, Mine. Kabbri; cavatina "Sperati o Fi- Verdi; Signor Novara; son, "The Distant A.Sulli- van, aria, 'MJno Voce" Hossiui, Mine. Ad- elina Patti; barcarola, "LaGiocon- Ponchielli, Signor Galassi; ballad, "Tie Lost A. Sulli- van, Mine, Fabbri; recitative and "Ho Crossed the No- vara; canto popolaro, "Le Mia Rottoli, Signor Galassi; aspana, Chabrier, third act of For a Great Industrial Exposition. NKW YOKIC, Nov. meeting of the Industrial Art ,K.xhibitlon company is to bo hold here today. The organisation is to be perfected and arrangements are to bo com- pleted for the first annual exhibi- tion of industrial arts in Tif- fany's, Gorham's, Sloane's, and all leading Now York firms on- gaged in tho industrial art are rep- resented in tho organization. .J. V. Gotschalk is secretary. Its Fiftieth Anniversary. WOKCESTKK. Mass., Nov. fiftieth anniversary of the founda- tion of Holy Cross college here is to be celebrated at tho college it- self, today, at 3 p. m., and invita- tions have been sent out by tho president and faculty inviting tho alumni and friends of tho Institu- tion to a commemorative lianquot for this evening. Tno dreaded scourge, cholera, failing to got a foothold on this continent, has sont a representa- railroad, and while tho former reigns supremo during tho summer months only, the latter gets in it's deadly work all tho year round. Will Honor the Delegate. Bm-'KALO, Nov. Italian population of Buffalo will take ad- vantage of' Mgr. Satolli's presence at the jubilee celebration of Bish- op Ryan by aeeordingjhiirt a grand reception this evening. Tho pro- gram contemplates a parade of tho combined Italian societies headed by tho Ttalian band. Tho societies will proceed to the Cathedral pa- rochial residence shortly before 8 the delegate and par- ty will take carriages and be escorted to the Church of. St. Antony. Arriving at the church, benediction given, and tho delegate will deliver a short ser- mon. Tho musical program will bo quite elaborate. After the religious services tho congregation will adjourn to tho school hall under tho church, where aii address of welcome will be presented tho delegate. After tho formal proceedings, a general reception will bo held. BEEVILLE BUZZINGS. Nov.-8, A heavy cloud in tho north and east last night is reported to havo given tho country north and east of town up to tho suburbs, a nice rain, it is known to havo boon heavy at Quincoy, miles east of Beevllle. Thoro is a prospect of more today. A petition to tho county judge is being circulated and liberally sign- od, asking him to call an election to determine whether an addi- tional school tax of 15 cents ou tho iflUll valuation shall bo levied in this school community. NOTICE. Columbia Ball A full lino of evening gloves and slippers for the occasion. On ac- count of tho races our stores are closed today between tho hours of 2 and it. After live will bo opened to accommodate our customers. 11 It JOSKK BROS. Notice A. 0. U. W. Sunset Lodge, No. 80 meets to- morrow night, Nov. 10th. at 8 o'clock, at Jonas' Hall, Austin street. All mombersaro requested to bo present to receive instruc- tions in secret work and business of great importance. 15y Grand Deputy, Will A. ]Iassoll. Members of Milam and Alamo Lodges invit- ed. T. ANDIUWH, M. W. Historian .Parkman Dead. BOSTON, Nov. FraMiis Park- man, tho eminent historian, died at his homo, on Ja- maica Plain, yesterday afternoon. His last sickness was briof. Peri- tonitis cause of death. He recently celebrated his seventioth birth- day. ____________ Thinks He Knows. LONDON, Nov. Pall Mall Gazette thinks President Clove- land's attitude towards silver and tariff and tho aversion of decent people to Tammany, is responsible for the recent Republican victory. tho past two weeks District Attorney Camp has secured con- viction in twenty-two felony and twenty-seven misdemeanor cases. ;


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With the occasion of last storm I noticed a bit of water in a corner of the
basement, not much though. My house has an addition and the water
infiltrated through cracks in the foundation at the junction line between
the new concrete floor and the old concrete wall. The addition was
inspected by town officials but apparently they did not notice the poor
junction between the old and new walls. I can't dig from outside because
the old wall is underneath the garage. So I tried repairing it from the
inside. I dug all the loose cement, cleaned the area, plugged the holes and
cracks with hydraulic cement, and then I poured a border of 4"x4" of
self-bonding cement along that junction line. Would this be sufficient to
keep the water from infiltrating again? Is there a structural concern here?
Any advice would be appreciated.
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It is a poured or block wall? Is the basement wall pushing-bowing inward? If so, then it IS a structural concern. If not, then it Still could be in the future, would be dependant upon how the wall was backfilled-what kind of soil was used as backfill(clay,sand,gravel etc),if the builder backfilled with chunks of concrete,or anywhere a footing for a porch/addition etc is up against the outside of a basement wall...where its possible the concrete footing might lean/move,just a tad,and push against the outside of any wall and crack/push bsmt wall.As always,Pics would help.
A crack(s) in a wall which is the garage side is NOT a problem. Lets say a homeowner has 1 vertical crack in a wall under the garage floor, then to hand-dig & fix this problem area,all that is needed is to saw-cut approx. 6' linear feet of the garage floor x 18-24"(inches) in width(away from the wall). Removing an entire slab + of the G floor is Not needed.
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Issue date: Monday, May 11, 1942
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Waterloo Daily Courier (Newspaper) - May 11, 1942, Waterloo, Iowa DOLLAR DAY WATERLOO Wednesday, May 13 ESTABLISHED 1854 NEWS The Weather showers tonight. Complete forecast for Iowa M iUtes on 2. WATERLOO, IOWA, MONDAY, MAY 11, 1942 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS CHINESE MAY RETAKE WANTING Shows Up Hitler's Poison Gas Plan British' Prepared to Pour Gas on Germany if Hitler Starts Gas War. RUSSIA CHARGES NAZIS HAVE ALREADY USED GAS Min- ister Winston Churchill gave liis gas-foivgas warning to Adolf Hitler Sunday after a cross-check had convinced al- lied leaders that Germany in- tends to xise poison gas in a last, desperate attempt to crush Russia, responsible informants said Monday. So convincing .was evidence re- ceived from the continent, diplo- matic informants said, that aJ-, lied leaders decided Britain should move to place upon Ger- many the responsibility for the start of gas warfare, and warn Germans that they, in the end, would pay bitterly. It vfas.belieyed possible iLhat Ger- might start' an offensive against Russia with gas or use it only as a climactic weapon if other means of warfare failed, but there seemed conviction that Germany sooner or later would use it. Informants said the allied cross- check of gas reports extended as far back as last January and showed that Germany was making prepa- rations on a massive scale for gas warfare. Gas Shipped to East Front. Reports included: That large shipments of mustard gas had moved by trainloads in February, under heavy guard, thru one district which serves the Ger- man front in the east. That between January and March frequent shipments of gas in earth- German broadcasts heard in London and New York Monday reported some of the details of Churchill's speech to the German people hut significantly failed to mention the British prime minis- ter's warning regarding gas war- fare. enware and glass containers, in ad- dition to crates of gas shells of various calibers, had moved to the front, some crates marked "not to be opened except by special order." That in a construction area near the eastern front large con- crete gas reservoirs had been built. That Germany had developed a six-barreled gun, called "do kan- to throw grenades and shells filled with liquid gas of tremendous corrosive effect. That preparations had been made to drop gas in large glass spheres, designed to break on contact and disperse widely. That German officials in eastern Europe had been ordered to provide themselves with gas masks and keep them handy. Building; Gas Shelters. That gas shelters were under con- struction thruout Germany, even in villages. That three factories in unoccupied France were manufacturing flame throwers, apparently to be carried on motorcycles, for the Germans. Many military authorities still ex- pressed doubt of the efficacy of gas, aside from the retaliatory brake, but they admitted thnt the Germans always envisage its use in a last resort, or try with it to re- duce specific objectives. Britons expressed approval of Churchill's warning that Britain would use gas against Germany it Germany used it against Rus- sia. They girded themselves for a new phase the war which in sheer terror might pale earlier terrors, in the confident belief that as in aer- ial bombing warfare, they could take what Germany had to give and pay back on an inexorably increas- ing scale. In one of the great speeches ol his career, Churchill announced his portcnous news Sunday that Russia had advised him that the Germans in their desperation, might resort to gas against the armies and peo- ple of Russia. Have Already Tried Gas Out In fact, Russia had alrcacJy (Continued on page 11) Stonecutter Planes Huge Iron Castings for War Illustrating how private out by the war readjust itself to help knock out the Axis, the Carl Moline stone-cutting plant, 827 Commercial street, Monday was running full blast, machining break-in blocks of iron on which lank engines will be moored. ._____ Stone-cutting-, an art and busi- ness for Moline since 1904, went out of date when the nation, after Pearl Harbor, banned non-essen- tial building. "With no there was no demand for finished stone blocks and slabs. With no demand, there was no use for Moline's planers. Turn to War Work. But then, .because the machinery was capable of handling the job__ came this war production job, and Moline and his men went back to work, harder than before. Gray iron castings weighing pounds each and measuring 18 feet in now sliding thru the planers at Moline's plant, being machined for use in a De- troit, Mich., war tank engine fac- tory. The bulky castings, 36 inches wide and nine and one-half inches deep when turned out of the foundry, must be machined and planed to an exact depth of eight inches be- fore they can be used as moorings for the heavy Diesel engines which are being run thru tests and the break-in period, at Detroit. Contract Thru Harmon. Contract for 67 of these two-ton break-in blocks is being handled here by the Harmon Foundry com- pany, 520 West Parker street. The Viking Pump company. Cedar Falls, is producing the castings, on sub- contract. One of the blocks is being fin- ished daily at the Moline shop, even tho it may require six or more hours' overtime labor for the workmen and machinery. And when the 67 are done, there may be more work of similar nature for Moline and his men, because they are ready to handle it with machinery built to accommodate such heavy castings. The only other equipment in the whole area capable of doing such work is at the Illinois Central rail- road shops, and it busy keeping up with railroad jobs. RAF Renews Raid on Coastal Areas RAF renewed raids on axis-held French targets Monday, sending small groups of fighters across the channel to at- tack coastal areas. Inclement weather Sunday night had temporarily halted Britain's aerial offensive against Germany following one of the war's heaviest daylight raids Sunday in which RAF formations 15 miles wide pounded enemy objectives inland from the Boulogne area of the French coast. German retaliatory raids Sunday morning resulted in the death of a man and injury to several civilians at an English southeast coast town, McNamee Funeral to Be Held Tuesday New services for Graham McNamee, pioneer ra- dio announcer, will be held at 2 p. m., Tuesday at Campbell funer- al chapel. McNamee died at St. Luke's hospital Saturday of a brain embolism which followed long ill- ness of a streptococcus infection. He was 53. Heads 33rd Brig. Gen. Frank C. Mali in (above) has been named com- mander of the 33rd division at Camp Forest, Tenn. A native of as a ma- jor''ni world war 1 arid'Ttor the past seven years has been in in- spector general's department of the army. Sunshine Trips Depend on Gifts News Feature Index Page "Believe It or Not" 8 Brady's Health Talk 4 Cedar Falls News 6 City in Brief ...................10 Classified Ads ...............20-21 Comics........... .............23 Editorial......................4 Farm News ....................21 Markets .......................22 Mcrry-Go-Rounrt in News 4 Northeast Iowa Events 6 Parsons' IMovie Talk ...........19 Private Lives 4 Radio Programs ................19 Serial Story g Society ........................10 Sporls ......................I7_ig Theatre; Entertainment .........19 Uncle Ray's Corner 8 Uncle VViggtly.................. g War Activities Directory 4 Wlnchcl! on Broadway .........23 THE FUND TODAY. Previously reported It was indeed a blue Monday for needy Waterloo children eag- erly looking forward to country vacations this summer as the day passed without a contribution be- ing made to the Courier Sunshine Fund. Tuesday afternoon the most needy youngsters referred by so- cial agencies in the city for the four-week vacations will be chosen at a meeting in the office of Mrs. Lutie B. Larson, chairman of the selection committee, at East Jun- ior High school. Just how many of these chil- dren can be sent to enjoy the sun- shine, fresh air and good food at the country homes depends upon future gifts. Fifteen dollars will pay the cost of one child's vacation. To date the funds will provide six such vacations. Contributors are urged to scnd or bring donations to the Courier business office as soon as possible. Peru's President Pledges Help to Beat Axis Powers Washington, D. dent Manuel Prado told the senate Monday that "the co-operation of Peru is destined to represent a factor of real importance in the solutions of the common problems of the defense of our continent." The Peruvian president, in a 10- minute speech in the senate cham- ber, outlined Peru's position on world affairs and pledged the co- operation his country m the United Nation's war effort. "In the name of Peru, whose des- tinies I have the honor to guide. 1 reiterate in this supreme moment her spontaneous adherence to the international policy of President the president said. Broadcast on "Pleasures of Life" Shifts to Warning of U. S. Raiders. WASHINGTON RELEASES STORY ON APRIL ATTACK Have You Rooms to Rent? Place an acl in the Classi- fied and you won't have a vacancy for long. It's the quick, successful way to find tenants. Many calls were received to this ad and the rooms were rented: 2 FURNISHED Rooms, Utilities PcV Close In. 010 Mulberry. COURIER CLASSIFIED GIRLS Phone 77Jl Washington, D. One minute the radio announ- cer in Tokyo was "'detailing the pleasures of life in Japan and the freedom from fear of bombing." And the next: "A warning- was broadcast in Japanese to the effect that Tokyo was then being bombed by a great number of low-flying air- planes And then an hour or so later: there were between three and four thousand casualties. "The Japanese people were asked to pray for rain to extinguish the fires and to decrease the chance for further air raids." That was what United States army bombers reported hearing in their earphones as they approached and left Japan on the Saturday after- noon of April 18. In its first communique giving "Japan" as the scene of action, the war department Sunday broke a three-week silence on the raids that brought a welter of panicky and contradictory reports from Japan. One Question Unanswered. The question that has been haunt- ing the Japanese ever "Where did they come left pointedly unanswered. The communique, reporting that U. S. army bombers had made the first attack in years on what the Japanese regard as the sacred soil of their homeland, said: "The attack was made in clear weather in the middle of the day, the planes flying at low altitudes low that it was necessary to avoid barrage balloons. "The selected targets were unmis- takable and were accurately attack- ed with demolition and incendiary bombs. "Military, naval and industrial plants were the objectives in the vicinity of Tokyo. Yokohama, Nago ya and other localities. Large fires were started which continued to burn in some instances for at least two days. Program Cut Off. "An interesting sidelight on the raid was the fact that as the planes approached Japan a propaganda broadcast in English was being transmitted by a Tokyo radio sta- tion. "The announcer was detailing the pleasures of life in Japan and the freedom from fear of bombing. "Suddenly, this program was cut off, and a warning was broad- cast in Japanese to the effect that Tokyo was then being bombed by .1 great number of low-flying air- planes which are travelling at a. terrific speed. "The Japanese announcer stated that these planes were moving too fast to be overtaken. "He later reported that three Japanese interceptor planes had been lost. "Later in the afternoon a further broadcast announced that there were between and cas- ualties. People Asked to Pray. "The Japanese people were asked to pray for rain to extinguish the fires and to decrease the chance for further air raids. "Subsequently, the tone of the broadcast became less feverish nnd it was announced that only hospi- tals, schools, and other points of no possible military value had been bombed and that even then the damage had been slight. "Forty eight hqurs laler the Tokyo broadcaster reported that the fires started during the raid were then under control." .There was no confirmation of Japanese reports at the time that nine planes had been shot down. SAVE A LIFE IN 1942! Traffic Toll In City of Waterloo This Year and Last. Since Same Jim. 1, Ditto Number of accidents___135 170 Number of injured...... SO Number killed 1 5 Wednesday Dollar Day Opportunity Waterloo merchants will hole their annual spring Dollar da> Wednesday, May 13, first such sales event for northeast low; patrons since the United States en tered the second world war. This should be an opportune lime to buy because merchandise is becoming- more and more diffi- cult to get, Clifford Collins, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce retail trade commit- tee, said Monday in commenting on Dollar day. Altho it is becoming more diffi- cult to procure merchandise, Wa terloo merchants made arrange ments far enough in advance to make certain they would have am pie stocks on hand. Wartime restrictions on the manufacture of many commodi- ties, many of them invoked in re- cent weeks, probably will become increasingly felt. As in past Dollar day events, Wa terloo stores have added extra cler ical help to handle the day's busi ness. With (he (public conscious of the desirability of buying needed articles now, it is expected that Wednesday's crowds of shoppers will be large. The retail trade committee of the Chamber sponsors Dollar Day. .Russ Lisf More Germans Killed in Local Battles Moscow The Red army is striking steadily at German concentrations in local operations, the official news agency reported Monday, listing engagements in which another axis soldiers were killed. On the Kalinin front, the Germans previously were dis- lodged from a stronghold and lost an entire the Rus- sians repulsed an enemy counter- attack and counted more than 400 bodies on the field, the commu- nique said. On the northern front, another 200 Germans were killed after be- ing encircled by Russian forces. Legion to Meet in Indianapolis Chicago The first war time national convention of the American Legion, expected to see little of the funmaking and horse play that characterized such con vcntions of other years, Monday was awarded to Indianapolis, Ind. subject to approval of the Legion'; national executive committee. Originally scheduled for New Or leans, the organization's 1942 meet- ing changed because of war transportation and other problems which led legion officers to look for an inland site for the session. The dntes were set as Sept. 19 20 and 21. State to Get More Rain Is Forecast DCS moisture was in prospect Monday and Mon- day night following torrential rains Sunday night which extended over virtually all the state but dumped the heaviest downpour in the south- west quarter and central portion of Iowa. Some rivers in the area rose rap- idly, but most of them were low and little flooding appeared likely un- less additional heavy rains fall. WiiUerset with 2.ob inches listed the heaviest downpour for the 24 hours ending at a. m. Temperatures remained mild with the state high Sunday 73 at Du- buqwe and the night's low 48 at De- corah. WINNER OF PULITZER BIOGRAPHY PRIZE DIES West, Wilson, 59, newspaperman, soldier and au- thor, died Sunday less than a week after winning the Pulitzer prize for biography. He won the prize for "Crusader in a life of Harriett Beechcr Stowe published in March. 1941. n.ATIONING NOT SO GOOD. New Maimovv- rationed his cigarct. He put the butt in his pocket and lost his trousers in an ensuing flro. He was hospitalized for leg burns. Sub Lurking Close to Shore Torpedoes British Ship; Two Men Killed. REST OF CREW RESCUED 200 YARDS FROM LAND Palm Beach, Fla. An axis submarine, lying iu wait 300 yards off the lower Atlantic coast, torpedoed a medium-sized British merchant- man in broad daylight iu sight of several hundred spectators who witnessed the rescue of the-Ves- sel's crew from the beach. Bathers and fishermen, attract- ed by the explosion only a mile and a half off shore, told Monday how they saw the stricken ship in a cloud of steam to within 200 yards of land before she was abandoned by members of her crew. The torpedoing was the ninth an- nounced by the navy since May 4 from which survivors have been landed at Florida ports. George W. Boynton, a former sailor who was fishing, saw the at- tack and helped tow two lifeboats, containing 31 crewmen, ashore. "I saw her shudder from the im- pact of the Boynton said. "I had been watching her for sev- eral minutes as she passed our fishing boat. "Practically Blew Up." "And you can imagine my sur- prise 200 yards she practically blew up in front of my eyes. "The explosion wasn't so ]oud as you would expect from a torpedo. "It sounded like it came from the bottom of the sea. "I immediately thought she had struck a floating mine. "I didn't think a submarine would dare come so near shore, especially in broad daylight. "I maneuvered my fishing boat alongside the ship and yelled to the men aboard, asking what I could do. "An officer told me to stand by, and about 20 minutes later I helped the lifeboats in. I saw no sign of a submarine." Arthur Forshay, construction work- er on the beach, said after hearing the explosion, he saw what he be- lieved to be the submarine's peri- scope. "It looked like a stovepipe mov- ing out to he said. Frank White. 25, third officer, from Cardiff, Wales, said two men who were on duty in the engine room were killed by the explo- iion. Nazis Use Tricks. With the Atlantic Fleet, at Sea, Delayed Ships of the At- lantic fleet today were urged to ceep a keen watch for axis sub- nsrines disguised as ice floes. Disclosure that an enemy sub- mersible had tried this new form oj camouflage was made just at the time that the frigid Arctic regions begin their summer thaw and tumble millions of pounds of ice into the ocean. Captain of the V. S. warship on which this is written de- scribed the latest axis subter- fuge and told of other methods by which the axis hoped to en- snare allied ships. He said that axis trickery rarely troves effective against our war- >vise navy. The U-boat that posed as an ice floe, according to the captain, was daubed with a brilliantly white camouflage paint, making it dif- "icult to distinguish the sub's con- ling tower from a jagged piece of ice, jutting from the floe. Olhcr Methods. Other methods of enemy dis- juisc on the high seas, according .o the skipper, included cvery- hing from the use of distress sig- lalfc to novel painting of the sub- marine. He explained that every case he described was a matter of official record. One of the enemy submersibles ook the role of a lightship. It came to the surface, dropped anchor, and blinked its signal ights in the same fashion of a ightboat. Its objective was to attract al- icd vessels toward it, then bang away with its torpedoes. The ruse didn't work. Another axis sub showed only its conning- tower, that painted lllcp ti signal- buoy, -with Two Youths Held for Girl's Death Dubuque, Attorney E. J. Kean announced Monday afternoon that he had decided to file homicide charges against Glenn Oxley, 22, and Milton Jeager, jr., IS, in con- nection with the death early Sunday morning of 17-year-ol'd Ruth Griffith, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Griffith of Dubuque. Both Oxley and Jeager 'are Du- buquers. The county attorney made his an- nouncement after receiving a report on an autopsy conducted by Coun- ty Coroner C. C. Coady. The coroner's report showed, the county attorney said, that the death of the girl waL due to "over- indulgence in alcohol aggravated by neglect and exposure.- Chief of Police Joe Slrub said Oxley had admitted placing the body of the girl in a ditch highway 20 two miles from the Dubuque city limits early Sunday. Jaeger was Oxley's companion when the girl was picked up Satur day night after a movie. The body was found after a Du buque man reported seeing it lying in the ditch while driving here early .Sunday. JCoady said the only evidences o injury to the girl were a cut over one eye and swollen lips. Strub said the following- story had been told to him by the two youths: After a movie Saturday night the two picked up the girl, drove to a roadhouse where they bought a pint of liquor, drank the liquor anc rode in the car until 2 a. m. Jaeger said he had been, driving while the other two remained ii the back seat of the automobile. When Jaeger discovered the two apparently were asleep in the car he drove io the girl's home anc went home himself. Oxley said he awakened about 6 a. m. and tried to arouse the girl. When a second attempt to awak- en her failed he said he took Miss Griffith to a point about two miles outside the city limits on highway 20 and placed her in a ditch, West Coast to Go "Dim" Until War Has Ended San Francisco, (U.R) office of civilian defense, at the re- quest of the navy, Monday ordered a "dim out" of the California coast from the Oregon border to Santa Maria, Cal.. for the duration of :he war. The order becomes effec- tive Monday night. The order, covering the Califor- nia coast line included in the Twelfth naval district, specified that every light which is visible at sea must be put out. Bridge and highway lights must darkened or shielded. Lights of private homes and aeach amusement concessions front- ng on the Pacific ocean must be darkened completely, or adequately shielded by blackout protection. U. S. Subs Sink Jap Destroyer Washington, D. C. The navy announced Monday that American submarines in the Far )sst had sunk three more Jap- anese ships, including a destroyer. The other ships were a naval cargo ship and a medium sized cargo ship., The sinkings have not been re- ported before. The navy sairl these sinkings vere not related to the recent naval engagement in the Coral sea. The new sinkings bring to 42 he number of Japanese ships sunk iy American subs alone. In addition, 12 others are listed is probably sunk and 11 dam- ped. Continued OR page 2, column Terrorists Blow Up Radio Paris Vichy. France Anti-nazi terrorists Monday dynamited and silenced the loudest pro-German ra- dio station in occupied France Radio Paris. Dispatches said that Radio Paris was dynamited early this morning and 'hat the pyJons were destroyed, bringing down the aerial near 130 miles south of P.nris. The damage wns so complete, it was reported, that the station may not be able to return to i'ts nor- mal wave length for somes time. Perfects CortM. Repulsed and Troops Fail Back After Killed. STILWELL MOVES NORTH AGAINST ENEMY REAR Chungking, China Japanese troops caught in a trap on the Burma-China front Monday night were reported evacuating the border town of Wanting because of heavy losses and the interception of their reinforcements by the Chi- nese. A Chinese communique said that enemy reinforcements mov- ing northward in Burma in an effort to break the trap, drawn tight by allied troops under Lt. Gen. Joseph W. Stihvell, had beeri halted in fierce fighting: that still is in progress. As a result of the failure of the reinforcements to break thru, mili- tary sources reported later, the Jap. anese in the trap along the Burma- China border were forced to fall back from Wanting where they originally had pushed into southern China. Their losses were said to have been too heavy for them to remain in. More Than Killed. More than Japanese troops have been killed in the death trap closed upon them by the Chinese, who slammed shut the back door to China and sent the invaders reel- ing back southward from Chefang 24 miles inside Chinese territory. While one strong Chinese force drove down upon the Japanese mechanized spearhead of invasion from the north, another force led by Stilwell drove up from the south along the Burma road, from recap- tured Maymyo and threatened Man- dalay toward Lashio and the Yun- nan border. Monday's Chinese communique said that the Japanese "rescue force" had struck swiftly north- ward, aiming at breaking the Chi-- nese ring of encirclement and saving the Japanese invasion spearhead from complete disas- ter. "However the fresh column was intercepted by the Chinese and heavy fighting is going on." the communique said. On the Salween river in eastern Burma the Japanese suffered 200 additional casualties in a three-day battle beginning May 5 when they attempted, in three drives, to cap- ture the town of Kongum, it was stated. In Trouble at Bhamo. It was acknowledged Monday that the Japanese captured the Bur- mese town of Myitkyina Friday j'n an attack from Bhamo, northwest of Lashio. A Japanese column around Bhamo was said to he facing annihilation Monday after the severing of its communication lines. From ancient Mandalay to moun- tainous Chefang, counter-attacking forces of General StJiwell pressed a ruthless campaign of annihilation, completely isolating one enemy column pnd tightening a vise on the survivors of another. Bodies of Japanese littered the re- treat from Chefang, 24 miles inside China's Yunnan province from Burma. Here the Chinese and Americans collaborated in a lightning blow against an enemy mechanized force heading toward Kunming while a Chinese army in Burma recaptured May 'ye, closed in an Mandalay and sent a spearhead north along the Burma road. On Way to Wanting. The immediate Chinese objectives now are Wanting, frontier town at the gateway to Yunnan, and Lash- io. the Burma road's southern ter- minus, Chinese military authorities revealed. They said the sudden collapse of the invading Japanese mechanized column had returned to Chinese control the southwestern Yunnan towns of Lingling and Chefang and the mountain range on west bank of the Salween river. The Chinese central agency reported that the Japa- nese were rushing m Mcon4 mechanised column up Uio Bar- ma road, from in MI fort to rescue thn the Chefang and save them front "The entire'mtchgmfced which entered H province'frocfl ;