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In the name of comparative constitutional jurisprudence: the consideration of German precedents by South African constitutional court judges (German Law Journal (GLJ), 2013)No abstract available
The inclusivity of communal land tenure: a redefinition of ownership in Canada and South Africa? (Juta & Company Ltd., 2008)
Informality, employment contracts, and social insurance coverage: rights-based perspectives in a developing world context (Kluwer Law International, 2011)This contribution critically reflects on rights-based perspectives in relation to the extension of social security, in particular social insurance coverage to those who work informally, with a focus on the developing world. ...
Institutionalisation of African traditional medicine in South Africa: healing powers of the law? (Unisa (College of Law), 2011)In line with global trends in law and domestic realities the South African government has been one of the few "new" nations to make significant progress in including traditional health practice in the mainstream healthcare ...
The interpretation and application of article 13(b) of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (Juta, 2011)This article examines how courts in the UK, the USA and South Africa apply and interpret article 13(b) of the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction. Courts in the UK have always adopted a ...
Judges, politics and the separation of powers. (LexisNexis Butterworths Publishers (Pty) Ltd, 2008)
Keuringspanele ('Screening Panels') as gepaste geskilbeslegtingsmetode ter oplossing van mediese wanpraktykgeskille (Faculty of Law, North West University, 2009)A right only has any value if there is a remedy providing for the acknowledgement and enforcement thereof. An increase in medical malpractice claims can be expected in South Africa in view of the fact that the public is ...
Korporatiewe identiteit as die basis van strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid van regspersone (2): Die Praktyk (NWu, 2011)The shortcomings of individualist models of corporate criminal liability have led to the development of more realistic approaches to the criminal liability of juristic persons. In this contribution two legislative attempts ...
Korporatiewe identiteit as grondslag van die strafregtelike aanspreeklikheid van regspersone (1): teoretiese grondbeginsels (NWU, 2011)Corporate identity as foundation of the criminal liability of legal persons (1): theoretical principles The different models for the criminal liability of juristic persons reveal a tension between individualist and realistic ...
Land affairs and rural development; agriculture : 2009 (1) : journal (Verloren van Themaat Centre, UNISA, 2009)
Land information as a tool for effective land administration and development (Juta Law/Sabinet, 2011)In South Africa two diverse property regimes exist alongside one another, namely the system of individualised, common-law landownership, predominantly based on civil-law principles, and the system of communal land tenure, ...
Land matters and rural development : 2009(2) (Verloren van Themaat Centre, UNISA, 2009)Grave concerns were raised as to whether the overall land reform programme embarked upon in 1994 has really been successful (Van der Walt 'Hoekom grondhervorming misluk' Burger (2009-08-28); Barnard 'Zuma moet ingryp oor ...


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I love my hometown. I love this photo. This skyline has a magic atmosphere and I've been trying for a long time to capture what I'm feeling there.
Brühlsche Terrasse, Church of our Lady, Academy of Arts, Castle and Hofkirche mirrored in the Elbe.
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Well you definitely captured an amazing skyline in this shot, I wish I could have a view of this city, but I'm quite far away.
So many awesome colors in this. Must be awesome to live there.
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I 've been there..its beatiful! and the reflections are great!
Really good!
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Beautiful! I only got to spend a day or so there, but it was just gorgeous. Good shot!
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First of all I would look for a place to go where there vehicle couldn't. A bike is much narrower than a car and sometimes there is a place for you to lose them. Also the first thing I would do is grab the cellphone. This changes the balance back into your favor a bit. Without it, they have all of the power. Now if they think you have called the authorities they have to start thinking about there own well being instead of just indangering yours. So I have never ridden 1 mile without my cellphone on my hip.
My theory is that, "maybe you are going to take me out but I'm taking you with me." Also I would expect that the majority of people like this already have some sort of problem with the law, be it warrants etc. The last thing they want to end their Saturday night drinking spree is to be locked up. The chance that will happen jumps greatly to them when you have the phone to your ear.
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The Olympic torch has reached the top of Mount Everest. The torch is separate from the one that toured most of the world and became the focus of protests about China's role in Tibet. For the Chinese, reaching the summit is the climax of a massive, long-planned publicity campaign leading up the Olympic Games in August.
China hopes the spectacle of the flame atop the world's highest mountain will erase the memory of protesting Tibetan exiles being dragged away by police as the torch was taken from country to country. But some activists say that by taking the flame up Everst, China is trying to show its dominance over Tibetans. And, they say, the Chinese government has turned the mountain into a police state.
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I remember the days when such a topic was taboo here at PC, even though a majority of us would admit to our not-straight sexualities on MSN or such...
Hi, I'm Greg. I'm gay, and moreorless out. My family knows (they just fail to acknowledge it, most of the time) and if anyone asks, I'm like "Oh, yeah."
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Weakened Al-Qaida turns to Syria, with plan to challenge Islamic State
The movement of the senior al-Qaida jihadis reflects Syria's growing importance to the terrorist organization and escalation of a rivalry with the IS.
Pakistan to execute 5 'hardcore' al-Qaeda terrorists for bus attack
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The US has also targeted Al-Qaida linked Shebab fighters in Somalia, with an air strike killing more than 150 in early March 2016.
Al Qaeda re-emerges as challenge for US, NATO in Afghanistan
Leadership turmoil within the Taliban since the death of the militant group's founder has fuelled closer links with foreign groups like al Qaeda, the new commander of international forces in Afghanistan said.
US asks Syria's Bashar al-Assad regime to stick to transition timeline
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Bangladesh al-Qaida claims responsibility for student death
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Prominent al-Qaida figure killed in US drone strike in Syria
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Rifai Ahmad Taha was killed in a strike Tuesday in the northwestern Idlib province.
Prominent al-Qaida figure killed in US drone strike in Syria
Before that he spent nearly three decades outside Egypt, including stints in Afghanistan and Sudan where bin Laden lived, and was also in Pakistan.
Al Qaeda emerges stronger and richer from Yemen war
The economic empire was described by more than a dozen diplomats, Yemeni security officials, tribal leaders and residents of Mukalla.
Pakistan helped US get Al-Qaeda group founder Osama bin Laden: US journalist
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Air strikes kill 22 al-Qaida-linked militants in Syria
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Al-Qaida, other insurgents capture Syrian village
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Pakistan arrests al-Qaeda operative named in UN sanctions list: Police
Police in the Pakistani city of Karachi have arrested an al Qaeda operative who is on the United Nations sanctions list, a police official said on Friday.
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Al Qaeda 'hacks' Indian Railways website
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Al-Qaeda ambush kills at least 20 Yemeni soldiers: Military source
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Oxidative stress and aberrant signaling in aging and cognitive decline
Version of Record online: 27 MAR 2007
DOI: 10.1111/j.1474-9726.2007.00294.x
Aging Cell
Volume 6, Issue 3, pages 361–370, June 2007
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- oxidative brain aging;
- brain aging;
- aging;
- autophagy;
- cognitive aging;
- insulin signaling;
- sirtuins
Brain aging is associated with a progressive imbalance between antioxidant defenses and intracellular concentrations of reactive oxygen species (ROS) as exemplified by increases in products of lipid peroxidation, protein oxidation, and DNA oxidation. Oxidative conditions cause not only structural damage but also changes in the set points of redox-sensitive signaling processes including the insulin receptor signaling pathway. In the absence of insulin, the otherwise low insulin receptor signaling is strongly enhanced by oxidative conditions. Autophagic proteolysis and sirtuin activity, in turn, are downregulated by the insulin signaling pathway, and impaired autophagic activity has been associated with neurodegeneration. In genetic studies, impairment of insulin receptor signaling causes spectacular lifespan extension in nematodes, fruit flies, and mice. The predicted effects of age-related oxidative stress on sirtuins and autophagic activity and the corresponding effects of antioxidants remain to be tested experimentally. However, several correlates of aging have been shown to be ameliorated by antioxidants. Oxidative damage to mitochondrial DNA and the electron transport chain, perturbations in brain iron and calcium homeostasis, and changes in plasma cysteine homeostasis may altogether represent causes and consequences of increased oxidative stress. Aging and cognitive decline thus appear to involve changes at multiple nodes within a complex regulatory network.


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I just wonder if it would be a good idea to have some kind of public "event submission" kind of thing. You can PM a staff member to talk about it now but that takes a lot of initiative and people may not be aware that's an option and I really like how we can see from that thread people showing interest in an event, since a lot of times events are based on if we think people will be interested and we have to make educated guesses.
Idk just thinking out loud here. I wish there was a way to make members feel that submitting events and talking about their opinions on events is really welcome.
I think that'd be really nice! Maybe every so often PC can draw inspiration for contests from members (like how we have competitions like in GE or the Art section) too! It'll take some stress of the mods maybe if there are some well known and trustworthy members who'd like to host the events too.
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I've run into a very annoying problem while trying to update some code. The code in question reads some (a lot actually) of info from a local MS access file (*.mdb), and then perform several operations on this data (just simple stuff). Keep in mind that I only need to read the db, nothing more.
The problem is that I'm triying to deploy this program to work in x64 operating systems (win7 mostly) and I can't access the 32-bit ODBC driver.
This is the part of the code that access the db, the variavle "path" is a string that contains the absolute path to the mdb file, as I said, this file is local.
public void openConection()
Properties props = new Properties();
props.put ("charSet", "ISO-8859-1");
String dbURL = "jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft AccessDriver (*.mdb)};DBQ=";
dbURL += this.path + ";DriverID=22;READONLY=false)";
this.connection = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft AccessDriver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" + this.path, props);
this.statement = this.connection.createStatement();
}catch(Exception e)
System.out.println("Error :" + e);
This throws the following error:
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no default driver specified
The problem (as far as I can tell) is in this piece of code:
("jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft AccessDriver (*.mdb)};DBQ=" + this.path, props
If I'm correct, this tries to bridge the java jdbc to MS Access ODBC, which is a 32 bit driver and therefore not accesible by the program. I tried googling my problem, but didn't find anything that could help, I did find a 64-bit MS Access driver, but it required uninstalling the 32-bit version of Office.
Also, I'd like to avoid having to create a DSN for this, as this program has to be given to a lot of people who would not know how to do that.


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Franklin Community boys basketball coach Jerry Bomholt sat through eight games waiting for his Grizzly Cubs to turn a corner by exerting themselves defensively.
Turns out No. 9 was the charm.
Extending its 1-2-2 zone defense in an effort to harass Whiteland's young backcourt, Franklin posted a 57-40 victory against the Warriors in Friday night's first semifinal game at the Johnson County Tournament.
The win qualifies Franklin (7-2) for this evening's title game matchup against Center Grove on the Cubs' home floor. The Trojans improved to 7-4 by defeating Edinburgh in Friday's second semifinal.
"We have not played well defensively, and we practiced hard on that all this week," said Bomholt, whose squad forced the Warriors into 13 turnovers and chilly 14-of-39 (.359) shooting from the floor.
"We got some easy baskets early and didn't relinquish the lead.
We were able to pressure their guards (freshman Mike Valle and sophomore Terr'e Moss) and do it without fouling."
Franklin meant business from the outset, racing to a quick 9-0 lead before Whiteland began chipping away behind a pair of 3-point hoops from senior swingman John Hubler.
The Warriors closed to within a single point early in the second quarter at 12-11, but the Grizzly Cubs put together an 11-0 scoring flurry with four different players contributing points.
Trailing 24-16 at the half, Whiteland used a bucket by senior forward Jacob Stidham early in the third stanza to make it a six-point game.
Again Franklin responded, this time riding the hot hand of senior guard Christian Dickmann to hold a 34-20 advantage late in the third. Bomholt's team then proceeded to tally 21 fourth-quarter points to put the game away.
Dickmann's 14 points led four Franklin starters in double-figures. Guard Bryce Platfoot and forward Nick King each contributed 13 points, with junior guard Dylan Phair next in line with 11.
The Cubs made 18 of 37 (.486) field-goal tries and were 19 of 26 (.731) from the free-throw line. Franklin also turned the ball over only nine times.
"I thought it was a good collective effort tonight," Bomholt said. "We got some really good contributions."
The 6-foot-5 Hubler with a game-high 17 points turned out to be the lone double-digit scorer for Whiteland (6-6). The other 11 Warriors teamed to produce 23 points.
Stidham crashed the glass with a vengeance for Whiteland, corralling a game-best 12 rebounds.
Second-year Whiteland coach Matt Wadsworth, whose Warriors coming in had won four of their previous five games, said he thought his players simply didn't move the basketball quick enough to combat Franklin's intense pressure.
"I thought in practice we worked specifically on that scenario. We just held the ball too long," Wadsworth said. "When you look at the game, they beat us on the glass. Their offensive rebounding hurt us."
Whatever tendencies were extracted from Friday's game will no doubt be beneficial in six days when the teams again meet at Franklin.
"When we subbed out our starters at the end of the game, I told them to remember how this feels," Wadsworth said.
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The live-in girlfriend of the man accused of killing two women in a crosswalk in a hit-and-run collision in Vancouver will be allowed to live with a couple related to his family.
Brandon Smith's girlfriend, Kalista Andino, and Smith's mother, Linda Smith, are accused of tampering with witnesses in the vehicular homicide case against him. A court order bars them from having any form of contact with each other or other witnesses in the case.
However, Clark County Superior Court Judge David Gregerson today allowed Andino to live with Terry and Maryanna Belland of Washougal, despite objections by Senior Deputy Prosecutor Kasey Vu and a supervised release officer. The Bellands are the parents of Brandon Smith's sister-in-law, Briana Peterson. Peterson is married to Smith's half-brother, Craig Peterson, of Camas.
Raisa Mosh, 45, and Irina Gardinant, 28, were killed about 8 p.m. Jan. 19 when a white pickup struck them in a crosswalk at Northeast 72nd Avenue and Vancouver Mall Drive. Vancouver police said Smith was the driver. He fled the scene of the collision without calling 911 or trying to help the victims, they said. Mosh's 12-year-old son also was injured.
Since Smith's Jan. 29 arrest, Andino has been living alone with her 6-month-old daughter in the apartment she shared with Smith at the time of collision.
Her attorney, Megan Peyton, said today that Andino can no longer afford the apartment, which is located in the VanMall neighborhood. Andino also is concerned for her safety in the apartment because of possible backlash from the public, Briana Peterson said. The apartment's address has been published in multiple media reports, including in The Columbian's coverage.
Andino has been unable to find another place to stay, which isn't associated with Smith's family, Peyton said.
"I kind of volunteered to my daughter because we are basically on the outside of it," Maryanna Belland told Judge Gregerson today.
She and Terry Belland testified under oath that they had met Andino only a few times at family gatherings. Terry Belland, a retired police detective from Montclair Police Department in California, said he would try to prevent any contact between Andino and witnesses, which is forbidden by the court order.
Vu said he opposed Andino staying with any member of Smith's family. He said as a single mother without employment, she will be dependent on the Bellands for food and shelter and vulnerable to the Smith family's influence.
"It could be a look; it could be a comment," Vu said. "…There is a potential she could be influenced." Vu said there's also the potential that she could influence witnesses through her association with Smith's family.
Vu said police efforts to uncover the truth were slow-moving because Andino and some other witnesses continue not to cooperate.
He said that if Andino can't find an address away from Smith's family, she should be lodged in jail until she is able to do so.
Supervised release officer Tim Sterns concurred with Vu.
"We are very concerned that there not be any compromising of witnesses in this case," Sterns said. Sterns said that while sympathetic to Andino's dilemma, protecting the administration of justice is the "higher concern."
Peyton countered that Andino should not be punished for exercising her constitution right not to make incriminating statements about herself.
"I don't want to see her go to jail and see her baby taken away," Maryanna Belland said. "It's wrong. She is a very sweet young lady and a very good mom from what I've seen."
The Bellands already had taken on the responsibility from Child Protective Services of checking in on Andino and her baby at their apartment, Maryanna Belland said. (Child Protective Services briefly took custody of the baby when Andino was arrested on the witness tampering charge. Andino was later released after posting $30,000 bail.)
After allowing the new living arrangment, Gregerson warned Andino and the Bellands that if there is any violation of the order for no contact between witnesses, he would not hesitate to put Andino back in jail. He said the Bellands also could face prosecution if they allow or assist in any such contact.
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Pinkie Pie looks so cute.
Tavi has no idea what she's getting herself into... or out of, it seems
Breaking the 4th wall aren't we?
I prefer them as sister. That's my head cannon at least.
Pinkamena Diane Pie
Octavia Symphonia Pie
Pinkamena Diane Pie
Octavia Symphonia Pie
I'm not a shipper but this is very cute ^^ I love Octavia! Her cutiemark necklace is a nice touch.
Not really a shipping, more like just friends
I don't know what about this implies it's shipping... Although TaviPie does sound interesting.
It totally does!
And I love Octavia.
And I love Octavia.
I assumed it was since shipping seems so common in this fandom. ): Regardless, it's a great picture. : )
I like the head-canon of them being sisters, like how old school fanon was. I mean, makes more sense, doesn't it? Otherwise, how could Octavia learn to tolerate Vinyl Scratch's antics without growing up and tolerating Pinkie Pie?
Know what happens when you assume?
Eh, nevermind. But still, having your mind immediately jump to something you find unpleasant is a piteous way to think
Eh, nevermind. But still, having your mind immediately jump to something you find unpleasant is a piteous way to think
Always Love Octavia! Did a really good job on pinkie because I imagine that's something she would actually wear


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -- The Elite 11 regional quarterback camp made a stop at Penn State. Here's a look at who stood out from the event.
Top performers
Casey Cochran (Monroe, Conn./Masuk)
The Connecticut native was one of the more polished, strong-armed passers on Friday. He's not the biggest or most athletic, but Cochran is productive, balanced in his setup and can make all the throws with a compact delivery and very good zip on his passes. Holding just a Boston College offer at this time, Cochran showed good underneath touch, deep ball accuracy and timing. He threw a tight ball and placed it on target. The son of a coach, he is also fundamentally sound displaying a quick release and very good footwork. Cochran would likely be higher up on teams' recruiting boards across the country if he had a bit more height.
Blake Rankin (Bloomsburg, Pa./Bloomsburg)
Rankin was another scholarship-caliber quarterback from Pennsylvania who showed flashes. He has the height you look for and with added bulk could be a quality pro-style quarterback at the next level. He was accurate when his feet were set and showed the ability to make most of the required passes out of three- and five-step drops. He got the ball out quickly and was good when he got into a rhythm. Rankin has room to fill out and raw downfield arm strength that should only improve as he continues physically develops. Footwork and consistency are areas of improvement.
Ryan Burns (Stone Bridge, Va./Stone Bridge)
One of the better younger quarterbacks in attendance, Burns is a very impressive looking prospect physically and has the arm strength to match. He had arguably the most powerful arm at the event and put the most velocity on his passes. Burns needs to polish up his footwork and become less mechanical and quicker with his delivery, but the ball jumps out of this youngster's hand with some zip and velocity. Burns made most of the throws when he followed through and set his feet and the Class of 2013 QB prospect has a lot of upside and will likely be one of the better signal callers out of his region next year.
Kevin Olsen (Wayne Hills, N.J./Wayne Hills)
There are bloodlines with Olsen (his brother Greg plays for the Chicago Bears and another brother Chris player for Virginia) and this 2013 prospect with a ton of upside was one of the better performers at the camp. He already has very good size, arm strength and accuracy. He put zip on his passes, threw well on the run and led receivers downfield with good ball placement, particularly on intermediate passes. What impresses you with this young QB is his footwork and overall polished mechanics. It has already garnered him offers form programs like Miami and Florida State.
Brandon Nosovitch (Allentown, Pa./Allentown Central Catholic)
The prolific Pennsylvania signal caller had an up-and-down day. This type of setting might actually not be the best for the athletic Nosovitch to showcase his skills. He's a gamer with the agility and savvy to improvise and make plays out of the pocket. Obviously that's not something he could showcase here. His setup and footwork were solid but at times seemed to force his throws. While he let some of his balls slip away he also showed the ability to lead receivers downfield with accuracy. For the most part, he made all of the throws that will be necessary at the next level but was inconsistent on the day.
Quick hitters
Brandon Napoleon (Jersey City, N.J./Saint Peters Prep) is one of the better athletes and dual-threat QBs out of New Jersey in 2012 but he didn't really have a chance to showcase those qualities. While he did well throwing the ball, we did not see enough yet to be convince us his great quickness and change-of-direction skill might not be better suited at cornerback or receiver at the next level. ... Phillip Walker (Elizabeth, N.J./Elizabeth), a 2013 prospect from New Jersey, has a quick release and showed he could zip on the run. This athletic quarterback is one to watch next year. ... D.J Crook (Barnstable, Mass./Barnstable) made the trip from Cape Cod and one of the top signal callers in Massachusetts (he's receiving lower level D-I attention) had a solid day. He is tall and lanky with a whip-like release and can get some RPMs on the ball. He needs to continue working on his downfield accuracy, however. ... Fellow Massachusetts QB Brandon Walsh (North Andover, Mass./North Andover) also needs to be more consistent with his accuracy, but he displayed good feet, flashes of intermediate arm strength and good athleticism throwing outside the pocket. ... New York native Ryan Spellman (Monroe-Woodbury, N.Y./Monroe-Woodbury) had a good overall day and showed well-rounded ability and a competitive nature. ... Ben Onett (Washington, D.C./Saint John's College) was another prospect without a lot of hype heading into the event, but is well-built, compact with his release and showed good arm strength.
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Galveston Daily News (Newspaper) - August 24, 1933, Galveston, Texas disgrace Wf hive merited, it is almost always in our power to re-estab- lish our reputation. Rochefoucauld. W, L. MOODY CO. (UNI NCOSPORATED) BANKERS UU. tt.OM.6M. 92ND 136. GALVESTON, TEXAS THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1933. ESTABLISHED 1842 EIGHT DIE IN FIERCE ATLANTIC GALE Government Hurls Challenge to Underworld SPEEDY TRIAL Labor Appeals for Changes in PROMISED 14 INDICTED IN URSCHEL CASE Witnesses Receive Massacre Threat hut U. S. Defies Hoodlums to Act Oklahoma City, Ok., Aug. 23. a federal grand jury swiftly indicted 14 persons in the Charles F. Urschel kidnap- ing case today, the government issued a dramatic challenge to underworld confederates of those indicted to "meet us with your own weapons.-" Rushing through a secret hearing to the indictments in only five federal prosecutors turned Immediately to plans for a speedy trial of those held, including Har- vey Bailey, in jail at Dallas, arid Alfred Bates held at Denver. These two notorious hoodlums together with George (Machine Gun) Kelly, still at large, were named as the principal criminals in the blanket Indictment. Seven Names Unknown. The indictments for the first time definitely placed the. amount of ransom at r Names of -fourteen indicted were withheld. However, L. L. Drill, SL Paul.district attor- ney said late today he was advised five Twin. Cities men were Indicted. They were Sam Kozberg. drug com- pany official; Sam J. Kronlck, Min- neapolis Barber Supply Company proprietor: Pete Hackctt. Charles Wolk and Barney Herman. Names of two of those indicted were not available from any source The others indicted were Mr. and Mra. R. G. Shannon and Mr. and Mrs. Armon Shannon, at" whose home near Tex., Bailey was captured by a posse of officers nearly two weeks Urschel haa identified a shack on the Shannon farm as the place whore he was held for nine days. Challenge Issued. The sensational challenge to out- lawry came Immediately after the grand jury Tcccssed and on the heels of word that the lives of wit- nesses in the cane had been threat- ened by letters and telephone calls, H was issued by Joseph B. Keenan. special assistant United States at- torney concral assigned to stamp (Sec URSCHEL CASE, Page 13) National Code for Retailers Accused Cecil Smith of Texas, second ranking polo player in the na- tion, was arrested on charges pre- ferred by. Eugenie-Rose, 19-year-old of PJvanston, III., who said he attacked her. (Associated Press SMITH DEPARTS FOR LONG ISLAND; YOUNG NURSE SHUNS .FURTHER PUBLICITY. SUPPORT OF RELIEF BOND ISSUE AND NRA PROGRAM PLEDGED. of the 18th amendment nnd modlff- iui instill ui UIG amendment ami modification of the law was adopt- ed by the Gnlveston County demo- cratic executive committee In spe- cial session last night. The resolution also pledged the support of the executive committee to the bono IKSUC for rc- llftf nnd nupport of the president ami thR national Industial recovery act. It was offered by George N. Dcffernrl, rommittoemnn from Prc- clnrt No. 8. The committee also adopted a resolution on the death of Snul W. Levy, n. member of tho executive rommlttfift, commending hla service to the dPmocratji of Texas nnd praising his faithfulness and citi- zenship. On recommendation nt P. ,1. Van- Irin thnt committee nnmc n successor to Mr. Levy, E. R. Checs- horough wnc elected. There was nnrnn dfnciiflMon when Mr. Vautrln made the nomination, which was seconded by Chnrlea McCubhlns. Mr. Deff-srarl suggeat- (SPO REPEAL ACTION, Pago 13) r The Weather Gfllvcston nnd rloudy Thursdiiy; not much change In temperature; light, to moderate phlflinff winds. Texas: Pnrlly Imnly Thursday nnd I'Yidny. Unlit to modern tc cfnilhfM'ly wlndu on thft const. Loiilnlnmi: Pnrlly clmicly, prolv nhly tlnimleiHhowe'ra In Kontlipnat portion Thuradny nnd Frldny. I Light tn modrrntn variable winds on cnn.H. Chicago, 111., Aug. Eugenia Rose, 23-year-old Evan- aton nurse who accused Cecil Smith. America's second-ranking polo player, of criminal assault, to- night announced-she would not ;rosecuto the case, scheduled for a coring Friday. Authorities, notified In a letter from her of the decision, cancelled the bond posted by Smith and his friends. Smith left immediately for Long Island, N. Y., where he is overdue for a polo tournament scheduled next month. Miss Rose said in the letter the reason she dropped the caso WOE thnt she expected to marry soon and wished to avoid publicity. Smith was accused of attacking her In n wooded arpn ns he took her home from a hospital whore she had been assigned to care for a teammate injured during the East- West polo meet here. Dislikes' Publicity. Dr. R. T. Rose, elderly dentist of Coopcrtown, N. D., and father of tho cirl. took the letter to Police Magistrate Willis R. Brlghtmfre of Kvnnston in which his daughter's decision was given. "I do not wish to prosecute Mr. Cecil Smith on the charge of crimi- nal assault. I expect to be married and I do not want any more pub- licity. I will not appear against Mr. Smith and I wish you would there- fore dismiss the case at once." Smith before departure com- mented: "I r.m pleased to learn that Miss (See CHARGE DROPPED, P. 13) MORE PAY AND SHORTER WORK Demand Presented at Hearing on Agreement Washington, Aug. Labor's appeal for more liberal wages and shorter working hours than 'the industry pro- posed was laid today before the recovery administration in hearings on n proposed trade code for America's retailers. C. C. Coulter, secretary-treasurer of the Retail Clerks' International Protective Association, urged a 40- hour instead of 44 as pro- posed by the retailers, and pay rates running from to weekly instead of ?12 to Said Necessary. Miss Rose Schneideman of the NRA labor advisory hoard, in- dorsed Coulter's proposals, and said part-cTrhe country's Twying' power In carrying on the general recovery campaign. A 40-hour week, she estimated, would put 400.000 of the unemployed retail stpre workers back In their jobs. A. D. Whltcslde, deputy admin- istrator conducting the hearings on the- complex retail code problem, shortly before had .been told by Dr. Paul Nystrom of New York that a work week based on the hours of operation would put back to work days. Nystrom, for years marketing professor at Columbia University, proposed a 40-hour work week for (See INDUSTRIAL, 13) COMMUNISTS, NEWEST WORRY OF GOVERNMENT, PLAN DEMONSTRATIONS. Havana, Aug. nnd police were ordered to go on guard in the streets and parks of the capital tonight after authorities received a report that demonstra- tions were planned by communists, the newest trouble of the new Cuban government. The organization had been denied a permit to parade in observance of the execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo VanzetU in the United States six yenrs ago. A threatened march on the presi- dential palace today failed to mate- rialize, but reports continued to tell of almost dally demonstrations in Eastern Cuba, especially ftt San- tiago, the capital of Orlente Prov- ince. The communists here, it was learned at their headquarters in Zulueta street, laid plans to march (See HBD MENACE. Page 13) Colorful Field Meet To Be Held Tonight at Ball Park Amateur diamond performers of Gnlveston County will tnke the field tonight nt. Moody Stadium in (ho interest of the Boost era Boy Band, crack GO-plece muaical outfit of the Gnlveston Uoosters Club. Thfi hand, prominent In the civic activities of Galvcston, will receive nil gate receipts of ri gigantic field meet and all-star baseball game. All money taken in nt tho gates of the stndium wlil he used In supply- Ing the hnnd for tho coming season with musical equipment. The af- fair will get under way promptly at o'clock. Admission prices arc; AdulU 25c; children 7-12 yearn of ago Ific; chil- dren under 7 yonra of age will he admitted free. Tickets are good for nny eoat in the grandstand, Corps of committee 'vorkfiin have put In many hours of work ami much planning to nmkc thn event one of color, entertainment nnd ronl enjoyment for tho ninny fans who arc expected to Attend. Bull players from every organized bnnc- ball league In tho county will par- ticipate in tho field meet nnd two crack hnll lonmn mndo up of picked plnyfirs from the various loops will meet in fin all-star game after the field meet [9 completed. A colorful nnd entertaining spec- tacle, the field meet will see 100 participants compete in an effort (See FIELD MEET, Page 13) Fighting Priest Declares Hoover Philosophy Back Of Bank Closing Detroit, Mich., Aug. Ills voice ringing through a courtroom jammed to the doors the Itcv. Fr. Charles E. Cough- Hn today denounced the "philos- ophy" of Herbert Hoover durlnf? his administration, condemned local hanking methods, and charged two clotted national banks here were "wrecked by the philosophy thnt money In the hands of the masses wns a men- ace." His dramatic testimony came during his first day on the wit- ness stand before the one-man grand jury Investigating the clos- ing of the two banks, the First National Bank-Detroit and the Guardian National Bank of Com- merce. The nationally -known priest spared no words In his charges; his testimony ranged from a lengthy and colorful explanation of his theory of, the business de- pression to breath-taking attacks on local bankers. Hoover, he declared, was "a concrete example of the exploita- tion of the few by the and he submitted for the record an article from a London mining magazine of 1912 which he de- clared the former president wrote. It was entitled "The Economics of a Boom." Coughlln said it; dealt with exploitation and high finance In mining. He said expressed in .the article was of fhe former president's administra- tion. "Hoover, tried to cure this damnable depression by pouring; in gold at the top while the peo- ple starved at the cried Ooughlin, rising from his chair and pounding the witness table with-both'llste. (See BANK PROBE, Page 13) CITY OFFICIALS ASSUME AR- BITRATION ROLE IN SAN ANTONIO. San Antonio, Tex., Aug. Mayor C. K. Quln and the city com- missioners Wednesday stepped into the picture as arbitrators in the strike of 300 girl cigar rollers and other employes of the Finck Cigar Company. The strike has been in prepress since Aug. 4. The situation approached a crisis Wednesday with n melee between pickets and strikebreakers at the factory. A score of policemen were called to restore order and 15 po licemcn remained on guard at the plant throughout the day. It was learned late in the day thnt both the strikers and the plant management will submit re- ports to the city commission Thurs- day in on attempt strike and make to settle the arrangements whereby the employes will return to work under the provision of the NRA code which has been adopted by the cigar industry and ac- cepted by the Finck concern this week. Conference Held. Street Commissioner Paul E, Stcffler and Park Commissioner Ja- cob Rubiola visited the scene of the strike and returned to city hall with Mrs. H. W. Ernst, spokes- woman of the strikers. The offi- cials and the woman were in con- ference with Mayor Quin and other city comrrfissiontrs during the afternoon and were joined later by Ed Finck, proprietor of the company. City officials stepped Into the picture RS arbitrators because of tho seriousness of the situation as demonstrated at the plant. Three policemen were disarmed in the melee caused when striking work- ers blocked the paths of automo- (Sce CIGAR STRIKE. PaBe 33) Honor Ten Millionth Fair Visitor Miss Evelyn Ruehmann, farm girl of Stockton, Iowa, was showered with'gifts when she became the ten millionth visitor to enter the .world's fair gates in Chicago. Rufus C. Dawes, president of the .exposition, shown witb her. (Associated Press Deadly Sleeping Sickness Spreads to Nearby States; Possible Carriers Hunted the, ing in widened to include victims in: Oklahoma and Kansas, federal, state and city officials con- centrated tonight.on a story of insects suspected as possible carriers of infection which has been fatal to 22 persons. n. Dr. J. P; Leake. United States public health physician, has report- in ed belief the cnrrent'-malady of en- cephalitis was not due to water. He expressed uncertainty regard- ing the possible spread of infection by insects. I As a result the United States public health service has ordered Dr. L. L. Williams Jr., medical 'en- tomologist, to St. Louis as a third c the iment STORY OF FANCIED WRONGS RELATED TO EXPLAIN. DEATH PLOT. St. Paul, Minn.; Aug. Police Chief Thomas Dahill and James F. Lynch, assistant county attorney, today, .served, warrants charging kidnaping and assault upon Dr. II. Hedherg, chiroprac- tor, to climax a story involving reputed drugging of a proml physician and an attempt upon his life. The warrants' charge the chiro- practor with engineering the kid- naping of Dr. E. J. Engberg, secre- tary of the Minnesota state board of medical examiners, last July 12, and leaving him drugged in an au- lohilo parked on railway tracks, ledberg was found, semi-con- DUS and suffering from abrasions and minor injuries, Sunday, and' still Is in a hospital. Dahill and Lynch, after issuance of the warrants, related a story of fancied wrongs to explain the at- tack upon the physician. Some time ago the state medical board through Its attorney, Manuel Brist, ordered the chiropractor to remove the sign "physician" from his office window, Hedberg became (See HEDBERG ARREST, P. 13) BLUE SHIRT BANDEFIED Dublin, Irish Free State, Aug. 23. Eoln O'Duffy tonight de- fied the government's ban of blue shirt national guard by ad- dressing a rally of the organiza- tion. Eighty Of the guardsmen were In uniform. The government yesterday ban- ned the blue shirts, at the same time setting up a military tribunal to try political offenders. The situation was described a? t.ense In political circles. (See ENCEPHALITIS, Page'13) CONCERNS The following '.Galvestonians en- rolled Tuesday and Wednesday as blue star members of the NRA by signing pledge cards that they have added employers and Increased their weekly pay rolls: Mo' Rehbei ploye i 522.50. Iitor .Parts, ded, weekly Garner's Laundry, two employes, weekly increase. Allen's two employes, weekly increase. Sherwin-Williams Paint Co., one employe; weekly increase. Palace Cigar and -News Stand, one employe, weekly increase. Pratonus Ice Service Co., one employe, weekly Increase. W. Bottling Company, one employe, weekly increase. Rex Laundry, four employes .-idd- ed, weekly increase McBride's Inc., two employes add- ed, weekly Increase Madden Furniture Company, weekly increase Kahn and Levy, four employes, added, weekly increase, Central Drug Store; three em- ployes added, weekly increase My Poultry Market, two em- ployes vz.fi time, weekly increase Damage Soars Into Millions as Beach Resorts Flattened Battered Steamer Staggering to Port; With One Lifeboat Left; Wind Uproots Trees, Unroofs Houses and Spreads Pestruction Over Big Area LATE BULLETIN. Vo., Aup. hurricane fate of the Chesapeake Line bay boat City of Norfolk and her forty passengers due here from Baltimore early yesterday had not been reported at 2 a. m. today. The vessel, bearing amonf? others A. L. Stephens, president of the owning company, was known to have been' caught' In: the midst of the terrific storm which lashed the bay. By Associated Press. A spinning northeast storm accompanied by the tail-end of a tropical hurricane, beat against the Atlantic seaboard last night, churning up waves that endangered shipping, causing huge property damage, and bringing death to coastal dwellers. Eight deaths were recorded as the storm battered a high tide against the Virginia shore, wrecking beach resorts and in- undating the Norfolk waterfront. At least two fatalities were charged to the storm along the coast north of Virginia. The steamship Madison, bound down the coast, was reported limp- ing into Norfolk after having been battered all day off Chesapeake Light. Blown far off.her regular course, the steamer last was re- ported about 50 miles up the coast from Norfolk, proceeding slowly. The vessel, with 37 passengers and a crew of'50 or 60 aboard, had sent out. SOS signals when the storm" threatened her superstruc- ture and washed awav all but one ifeboat. She was being convoyed nto Norfolk by a coast guard boat. North Carolina reported heavy damage beach highway be- tween Kitty Hawk and Nags Head, with communication lines down. About 40 residents of the Aibe- marle Sound mainland were re- (See gpASTAL STORM, Page 13} JULY ENDS WITH FAVORABLE TRADE BALANCE; EXPORT BUSINESS 'BOOSTED 21 PER CENT. Washington, Aug. ris- ing price ievel at home- and quick- ening of busines -activity through- out the world resulted in the United States increasing its foreign com- merce during July and ending the 'month' with a favorable trade bal- ance. The commerce department an- nounced today exports increased 21 per cent' to and im- 17 per cent to favorable trade ports advanced for balance of for July. The gains in the trade were con- trary to the usual seasonal trend and represented the third consecu- tive monthly advance, and thu sec- ond month in the present year in which trade was larger than in the corresponding month of 1932. In June, foreign commerce re- sulted in an unfavorable trade bal- ance of approximately with exports of and im- ports of June was the only month this year the United States failed to have a favorable balance. In the first seven months of 1933 foreign trade, while below a year figo, .resulted in exports of and imports of this was a decrease of of exports and a drop of in imports as compared, with the same period last year. The export of in ear- marked gold brought the total for (Sec FOREIGN TRADB, Page 13) Texas Exhibit at Century Oi Progress Is Dedicated Chicago, VIU., Aug. Horned toads and opera shared at- tention today as Texas celebrated her day at a century of progress international exposition. In a program, short and "wise- Texas late this afternoon "Golden Be Harvests-Bargains Will Offered by Merchants Today Merchants or Galvestan will present residents of both city and tho mainland with n rare opportuni- ty today to avnli themselves oi present low and the many umitmnl hnrpninn to he offered In n wide vnralety of quality mc-rchnn- dlttc nro expected to prove a mag- net for literally thousands of shop- pern who wltih lo taltft nrtvnntngc of those prices before they begin mov- ing upward. Tho occasion of thta remarkable opportunity Is the "Golden Harvest" city's day. annual which promises to be a snles event of the magnitude and probably of more interest than nny other of the year. A large number of progressive merchants nrc co-operating in the affair, nnd the nature and extent of the bargains which they are ot- ferlng the buying public may he found In their naverttaoments ap- pearing in The News today. Attractive displays have been ar- ranged and cli preparations have been made for Galveston'a great August bargain day. Owners and operators of leading stores are joining hands in an ef- fort to give residents of Galveston nnd mainland communities n splen- did nrrny of outstanding bargains, this In the fnco of steadily rising prices. It Is explained tnnt the nnmml clearance period Is nt hand. Mer- chants must make room in their stores for Incoming goods. All present 6tccks must be reduced, re- gardlrss of sacrifice In prices, and despite the fact that there are still several weeks of summer weather ahead. Officials pointed out thnt Golden Harvest Day presents a genuine opportunity to secure seasonal mer- chandise at nlmoat incredible sav- ings. Thrifty shoppers will come (lown- (Seo GOLDEN HARVEST, P. 13) dedicated her exhibit, and it eludes in addition to displays of art. history, natural and industrial wealth of the state, a collection of mounted rattlesnakes, centipedes scorpions, tarantulas, and five live horned toads. The opera, a presentation of Verdi's "Aida" by a cast composed mainly of Texans was given tonight and closed the day's program, which attracted residents of the Lone Star State, according to Claude Carter of Harlingen, one of the dedication speakers. Col. Joe Edd Win free of Houston. a member of the staff of Governor Miriam "Ma" Ferguson, who of- ficially represented the state, was accorded a military reception when he nnd his party arrived nt thr cnlrance to the fair. A troop of United States cavalry. statio roop of ned on i. i.he fair grounds, was lined up in honor of the. executive After Inspectoin of the troop, tho Texans were welcomed by Ruftih C. DHWCS, president of the cxposl- tion, then forming a parade, head- ed by the cavalry troop, they pro- ceeded to tho court of hall of stale: (Sec TEXAS DAY, Pngo CAPITAL FEARFUL AS FUR? OF STOHMFELT; TREES trPROOTED, ROOFS DESTROYED, Washington, Aug. nation's capital quailed tonight be- fore a fierce tropical while governmental agencies went swiftly Into action to safeguard shipping in the raging Atlantic. Many of the great trees'lining the boulevards were torn out by the roots. Power lines were felled and traffic paralyzed by the gusty gale of near-Irjrrlcane force which tore in from the sea to accompaniment of torrential rain... The navy department's hundreds of employes were sent home early by special order of Adm. William H. Standley, aciing secretary, to get them safely in their homes be- fore p. ii-. when his experts had informed, him the full force of the storm would strike. Other fed- eral offices did likewise. The.weather bureau issued word the storm was fast beating out its (Sec CAPITAL BLOW, Page 13) MOTHER OF SLAIN GIRL SAYS BELIEVES HEM TO BE INNOCENT. Bryan. Tex., Aug. trict Attorney John R. Grace of Robertson County said tonight ha would not oppose a reasonable bond for the release of Ervin Con- way, 23. charged in the slaying of his fiancee, Miss Elizabeth Ladelle Hammond, 20, Baylor co-ed. The district attorney said his de- cision was reached after he had considered an application for a writ of habeas corpus filed today by counsel for the accused youth, Conway, in the county jail at Franklin, tonight semed in better spirits after a visit with Mrs. Ray- mond Hammond, mother of his fi- ancee, who left the jail proferslng her belief in the innocence of the university post-graduate student. "I said Mrs. Hammond, "that Ervin is as innocent of that (See CONWAY BOND, Page 13) Gin Marriage Law Is Effective to Sept, 1, County Clerfy Finds Because the new marriage license law passed at the last session of the legislature does not become ef- fective until Sept. 1, instead of earlier as wns at first thought by County Clerk George F. Burgess, couples who to get married must still file notice of their inten- tion to marry and then wait thrftfi days before they can procure their mnrriape licenses. But this, however, will only be required until Sept. 1. After that the filing of a notice of Intention will not be required under the new law, but the medical examination of the bridegroom will atil bo re- quired. Some confusion over tho datt when the new law becomes effec- tive caused County Clerk In announce several weeks agn (See MARRIAGE LAW, Pago ;


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