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Hammond Times (Newspaper) - September 27, 1935, Hammond, Indiana EAST CHICAGO INDIANA HARBOR WHITING THE HAMMOND TIMES TRI-CITY EDITION XXX, NO. 86 INTERNATIONAL NEWS Sravio HAMMOND, INDIANA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1935 MEMBER or UNITED PRSBS ASSOCIATIONS PRICE TWO CENTS OSEVELT League Accepts Commission Suggestion INDIANA ON TRIP EXPERTS TO EXAMINE TECHNICAL ASPECTS Great Britain, France and Spain lire Named on Sub-Committee THE WEATHER Generally fair northwest; mostly cloudy east and south, possibly rain southeast early tonight; cooler to- night; light frost northwest; lair Saturday, slowly rising tempera- ture. Sunrise, a. in. Sunset, p. m. Moonsct, p. m. TEJIPEKATURE FOR REGION Temperahiro today in Hammond was 52 degrees above zero at a. degrees above zero at noon. Weather fair at noon. Did You Hear ------That------ By WALLACE CARROLL Press Staff Correspondent) (Copyright. 3933, by United Press) GENEVA, Sept. League of Nations today ac- cepted in principle the sugges- tion of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia that a league mis- sion be sent to the East Africal frontier to determine responsi- bility for any us an attack by Italy. Great Britain, France and Spain were named as a sub-committee to determine whether the suggestion practicable in fact as well as In principle. Experts, one for each country, will examine technical aspects of the suggestion. It was decided to cable the em- peror today, explaining that the league was lending its serious and sincere attention to the request. However, there were hints that the suggestion might be found imprac- ticable and left buried in the sub- nittee. Acts on Suggestion league council, sitting as Committee of thirteen to draft a report and recommendations under article XV of the league covenant to settle the Italian-Ethiopian dis- pute, acted on the emperor's sug- gestion. It also began its work on the recommendations by drawing up the broad outline of the problem then adjourned until tomorrow. A brief communique said: "The council committee on the Italo-Ethiopian dispute met this jnorning at On the proposa: Of Mr. Ruiz Guinazu (Enrique Ruil Guinazu of president Of the council, Dr. Salvador de Madariga of Spain was elected chairman of the committee. "The committee took note of th telegram from the emperor o, Ethiopia dated September 25 anc drew up the terms of its reply Srtiich will be published today. "It then decided on its plan o. jrork. The next meeting will bi held tomorrow morning." WHITING CITIZENS AWOKE TODAY TO ind that the weatherman broke up the warm spell of the past few days. The mercury hovered in the 'ifties after dropping from up in tho eighties. FRED VOGEL. FISH HOUSE operator, and Mrs. Vogel will ob- serve 25 years of married life to- DIVERS CAN AGAIN ENJOY their favorite sport in Community lenter's swimming pool. The div- ing board, out of commission for some time, has been repaired and is ready for use. LAND FIRM WILL BALK AT PAYING OLDTAXES New Delay Arises in Acquisi- tion of Acreage tor School Playground INDUSTRIAL LEADER ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGN New obstacles today threat- ened early acquisition by the Hammond school trustees of a acre tract in Robertsdale for use as a George Rogers Clark athletic field. When State Senator Daniel D. Lynch, board attorney, goes before Circuit Judge T. Joseph Sullivan next Monday to obtain the deed to the land, Attorney Roy E. Green 1ST TRUST Kay E. Daly Ray E. Daly, who is vice presi- dent of the American Maize for the Lake Land Co., owner of I Products company, one of Haiu- WILLIAM "BILL" LAWTON, assistant athletic director at Com- munity Center, is anxious to return from his vacation. He paid a visit to the building today. FIREMAN JOE KASPER LIKES the Chicago Cubs so well that as far as he is concerned, Charlie Grimm's men have already cinched the National league pennant, St. Louis or no. ACTION APLENTY WILL BE dished out att he Whiting High school football field tonight when .ho Oilers pry open their home football season against the Froebel Blue Devils. WHITING LEGIONNAIRES AT- tending the national American Le- gion convention in St. Louis are ex- pected to be flocking back into the city today they stay and for the Cub-Cardinal pennant series. MEMBERS OF FATHER Lach's band, who plan for a Euro- pean concert tour next summer, are going thespian. They will present "Here Comes the a mu- sical comedy, in Community Center on October 17 and 18. the property, will: 1. File a motion to vacate the report of the appraisers, who set the price at and ask for a new appraisal. mond's leading industries, is taking an active part in the United Wel- fare drive this year. Daly is chair- man of the advance gifts division which will play an important part 2. If the motion is denied, At- jin tho campaign to raise a budget THE WHITING-ROBERTSDALE Community Chest headquarters in the Illiana hotel building is a bee- hive of industry as plans go for- ward for the drive, November 17 to 23. HIGHLAND HOUSE WILL RISE UNDER F.H.A, MORTGAGE JHLAND, Ind., Sept. s few homes built in Lake county this summer with F. H. A. insured mortgages will be started next Monday at 2917 Ridge road, Highland, by the Hilson Lumber company, of Hammond, general contractor. It will be a. five-room, brick- veneer dwelling and is scheduled for completion within 60 days. The Home Builder's Service, of Ham- mond, arranged the 80 per cent F. H. A. loan. When completed, it will be pur- chased by Mr. Groot, Highland grpcer. Harry McComb, of Ham- mond, Is the architect. The lot has a frontage of 50 feet on Ridge road. EAST CHICAGO DRUMMERS AND BUGLE blowers of the Twin ity post corps will dig into some fried fish in reg- ulation American Legion style Mon- day night at headquarters. JOE MAC AND HIS POPULAR orchestra will be featured at Rendezvous ballroom in East Chi- cago on September 29 and October 3. He's the "million dollar rhythm according to his press agent. WASHINGTON FOOTBALL fans will see the Senators in action on the home Jot for the first time tonight, with Clinton, Ind., as the opposition. The game starts at 8 o'clock. torney Green will ask that the school board's petition for the deed be set aside, the condemnation pro- ceedings be dismissed, and the trustees be enjoined from further condemnation proceedings until properly constituted authorities consent to the payment to the Lake Land Co. of such damages as may be sustained by. the defendant. Dispute Back Taxes new tangle has developed over 'the contention of who is to pay in back taxes and delin- quencies. State Senator Lynch claims the set by tha ap- praisers is to include the foregoing sum; Attorney Green claims the is all due the owners and the school city is to pay the Judge Sullivan was to rule on the point Wednesday, but was out of Crown Point and the decision was delayed until next Monday. Attorney Green claims that when the state board of tax commission- ers met in Hammond recently it allowed the trustees to pay only for the property, this to in- clude the in delinquencies. This restriction of amount to be paid will be the basis for his plea Monday that the school board's mo- tion to get the deed to the property be denied. State Senator Lynch claims the state board of tax commissioners made no such restriction, but mere- ly allowed the trustees to make an appropriation out of which they can pay for the property. He cites the state tax board's report of Aug. 15 and emphasizes the word "finds." "The board finds that in the pur- chase of this land the school city of Hammond is entitled to have a clear title to same and that said purchase price fixed in the con- demnation proceedings include all taxes due thereon and that said taxes shall be deducted and the balance paid to the Lake Land Co." The land company originally asked for the tract, this not to include the back taxes and de- linquencies. BIG FISH CAUGHT AT CEDAR LAKE TO EARN PRIZES ISPECIAL TO THE TIMES] CEDAR LAKE, Sept. Here's a chance to fish for fun and money, too. The Cedar Lake Commercial club is offering a prize to fishermen who land the larg- est crappie or bluegill, the larg- est black bass and the largest pickerel. Anyone except Cedar Lake f residents ara eligible. The con- opened last week and will e until November 16. Contestants must register with a club member. WOMAN IS FOUND BROOKVILLE, Ind., Sept. 27.- Thelma Hubbard, 23 mother of two young children, who disappeared, is in Cincinnati, O. a post card received by her hus- oand. Carl Hubard. said here. The mother expressed regret jver her actions but the card gave Co street address in Cincinnati. EWSPAPERl of during October S to 11. the week of F.EJU, TO USE AXEINLAKECO, NEXT WEEK Closed Bank Receiver Will Pay Out In the Next Two Weeks Filtration at Lake Finished Sooner Than Expected, Smith Says MRS. LOUIS CARMAN HAS >een appointed chairman of the Red Cross membership drive which opens November 11, E. J. Carlson, chairman of the East Chicago chap- ter, announced today. EAST CHICAGO JEWISH FOLK will start their calendar year, 5696, at sun-down tonight. The new year celebration will last 10 days. ROOSEVELT'S ROUGH Riders plan a rough evening for Lew Wallace tomorrow night. The footb'all game will be played m East Chicago. BISHOP JOHN F. NOLL WILL preside at the confirmation of 100 Bible students from four local Ro- man Catholic congregations next week. TOM KOCHIS' UNITED OR- agnization stage a harvest dance tomorrow night for the un- employed. REPORT ITALIAN SUBSNEAR MALTA ALEXANDRIA, Sept. that Italian subma- rines have been laying oft the is- land of Malta for several days reached here today. Malta, a mam base for the Brit- ish fleet in the Mediterranean, is strategically located just south of Sicily. A dozen searchlights the each night from Malta, it vra.i reported, in nnti-air raid maneu- vers. After more than a quarter of a century of political and civic agita- tion for pure water, Hammond will realize its long dream within four months, Percy T. Smith, chairman of the water board, announced to- day. "We anticipate completion of our new filtration plant on the lake front by next he said, "consequently, it should be pumping pure water through our mains by March 1." Completion of this unit originally was scheduled for June, 1930, but General Contractor A. C. Proudfoot and the water board have enjoyed such good luck to date that build- ing operations will be finished four months earlier. Best in Worlil The filtration plant, when com- pleted, will be one of the most mod- ern in the world. It will purify the contaminated lake water to such a degree tliat the filtered effluent will meet the most stringent health tests, according to Smith. "Hammond then will have an- other good talking point for at- tracting new industries to the Smith declared. He explained that filtered water, free of injurious chemicals and metals, will reduce maintenance expense on boilers and other indus- trial equipment using water. "Best of Smith declared, "a pure, filtered water supply will en- able the city to bid for food indus- tries which require clean potable water above every other necessity." He recalled the loss of one large food industry several years ago be- cause of Hammond's bad water. This industry, after acquiring an option for a local site, dropped all further negotiations when it re- ceived a chemical analysis of the city's water supply. It located in Chicago instead. Cuts Water Costs A pure water supply, according to Smith, also will reduce the cost to industries, commercial establish- ments and homes which now pur- chase their drinking water from private concerns. "With the completion of our fil- ?75 for materials. 1 tration Smith asserted, The .ither project is for Whiting. "Hammond will be on the thresh- 3t involves repairs to the Whiting hold of a new era of industrial and EAST CHICAGO PROJECT IS APPROVED INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 27, Two minor W. P. A. projects were announced for Lake county today by Clarence Manion, Indiana direc- tor of the National Emergency council. They were approved yes- terday ny President Roosevelt. East Chicago received one of the jcbs. It calls for park improvements for wnich a federal allotment of has been authorized for la- bor. East Chicago will contribute Agency Relinquishes Con- trol of Direct Poor Relief to Township Trustees Approximately de- positors of the closed First Trust and Savings bank, of Hammond, will receive a 5 per cent dividend, amounting to during the next two weeks, Receiver Harry E. Folk announced today. At the conclusion of this pay- ment, Folk will start distribution of another 5 per cent dividend, total- ing among depositors of the defunct Peoples Co-Operative State bank, of Hammond, of which he also is receiver. The receivership staff will mail the first batch ot notices to First Trust depositors today. The notices will be released in alphabetical or- der from day to day until all are mailed. Folk instructs depositors to await receipt of their notices be- fore applying for their checks. Pay at Calumet Bank All payments will be made from the lobby of the Calumet State bank on the corner of Hohman avenue and Fayette street. A special teller will be employed for that purpose. Funds for the First Trust divi- dend were received by the receiver n the form of a loan from the R F. C. on real estate collateral of the bank. The loan amounted to but Mr. Folk is conserving of this sum for another divi- dend early next year. With the payment of the currenl disbursement the First Trust receivership will have dis- tributed among depositors. This represents 25 per cent of the original depository balance. "We hope to conclude the First Trust Folk said, "within two weeks, or approximate- ly on October 15 so that we may start the Peoples Co-Operative divi- dend at that time." The same procedure scheduled for the First Trust payment will be used for the Peoples Co-Operative disbursement. Depositors will re- ceive notices in alphabetical order from day to day and will call for checks at the Calumet State bank. S5.000 From Assets The Peoples' dividend also has been made possible by an R. F. C. loan on real estate collateral. The loan amounts to tut the re- maining of the disbursement will be paid out of liquidated as- sets. This dividend will swell the total distribution to represent- ing 34H per cent of the depository balance on hand when the Peoples bank was closed. About depositors will share in the forthcoming dividend, mak- ing about depositors who will get during the next 30 clays from the two banks. The First Trust dividend was au- thorized by Judge Harold Strick- land in Hammond Superior court some time ago. Pic maintains juris- diction over the receivership. Judge Strickland has not yet approved the Peoples Co-Operative disbursement, but he is expected to do this before October 15. More than 100 P. E. R. A. em- ployes in Lake county either will ose their jobs next Tuesday or will be transferred to other divisions of federal recovery agencies in this district. The wholesale discharge and transfer of employes will be oc casioned by the discontinuance of direct federal aid to indigents on Monday night. At that time, the F. E. R. A. will relinquish control of direct poor re- lief to tho 11 township trustees of Lake county, ending an arrange- ment that has been in effect for moro than 18 months. Most of the F. E. R. A. employes to bo discharged are affiliated with tho auditing and investigating departments. Some of the poor re- lief investigators, however, will be retained by the township trustees Discontinuance of federal "home relief will be made possible by the W. P. A. work relief program now employing upwards of heads of indigent families in Lake county By removing these family heads from poor relief rolls, the W. P. A has reduced direct indigent aid re- quirements sufficiently to enable local taxpayers to pay all relief costs. Heretofore, the F. E. R. A contributed from 15 to 25 per cenl of the relief expenditures. According to tentative estimates available this morning, the W. P A. program will be employing ap proximately workers by next Tuesday morning. That will re- duce the Lake county relief roll b> about 40 per cent, or, from cases ot the beginning of this month to cases at the begin ning of next month. With this sharp reduction, UK number of poor relief investigators will be pared correspondingly, cut ting indigent aid costs even fur ther. During October, the works prog ess administration hopes to de crcaso direct indigent aid in Laki county even further by providing jobs for unemployed women and about 500 unmarried transients When the W. P. A. program reaches Its job quota in this dis trict, the Lake county relief rol will contain less than cases All of the latter then will be de pendent for "home relief" upoi SULLIVAN HOLDS BET ON DOGS IS GAMBLING rants Temporary injunction Asked by Egan Against Dog Track WHITING MAN IS HELD GUILTY BY LADY-LED JURY public library for which a federal wage allotment of has been made. The library will contribute for materials. These two jobs arc a part of the general program announced for In- riiana oy Mr. Manion He said Pres- ident Roosevelt approved an allot- ment of federal funds totaling let the new state projects. To the federa! funds will be added the sum of pledged by various sponsors of the projects. HORLEO UND_ER TRAIN EVANSVILLE, Ind. Sept. Russell, 53, dairj 'rncJ- driver, was hurled under a "'our train find seriously in- u-cd hero. Ho suffered head in- Tlc" Ei fractured Isjr and body residential expansion; for then we will have eliminated one of the most serious objections to the city at present." A fitting ceremony will mark the historic date when filtered water will be pumped through the mains of the municipality, according to tentative plans now being consid- ered by the water board. HURRICANE BRINGS WINING NEW ORLEANsTLa., Sept. 'T.N.S.1-Warning that the hurri- cane ivhich has been lashing the western waters of the Caribbean Sea Tor several days may strike the cutlier'i coast of Cuba and the Is- land of Jamaica contained to- 'ky in brllciin issued by the U. b. weather bureau here. their township trustees. Because Attorney Kenneth Call, associated with plaintiffs' counsel, is in Indianapolis, Superior Judge Harold L. Strickland today post- poned decision in the Goldblatt Bros. vs. City of East Chicago handbill action until Monday. Attorney Call telephoned the Hammond courthouse today and notified Judge Strickland that he would be unable to be present at 1 30 o'clock, the time the decision was scheduled. Goldblatt Bros, seek to enjoin East Chicago police from interfer- ing with their distribution of handbills. DEPRESSION IS OVER SAYS CHAS.G. DAWES CHICAGO, Sept. 27. CU.P.) Business leaders today studied two zig-zagging graphs displayed by Charles G. Dawes to prove his pre diction of last December that ai era of prosperity would start ii July, 1935. Speaking before the Chicago As sociation of Commerce last night Dawes said a six months sustainec rise in stock market prices and i contra-seasonal increase in stee production confirmed his forecas that the depression would end thi summer. One of the graphs hanging on the wall behind the former vie president, former ambassador England, and first chairman of th Reconstruction Finance corpori tion outlined the course of stoc market prices during tho depres sions of 1873, 1893, and 1929. Th other showed the trend of pig iro production and prices during th same three depressions. In each Dawes said, prosperity re appeared when there was a sus tained stock market rise for si months coupled with a correspond ing gain in the output of durabl goods industries as exemplified b steel. He credited restoration of mas confidence for the market and dur able goods upturn. "Mass confidence once rcgaine is not subject to frequent oscilla tions as has been general! Dawes said, "but thu regained its continued existend unless interrupted by war or sim lar mass action, thereafter bring about a natural course of recover which is measured from the mitia stock crash." LEWIS IS A LITTLE BETTER ENGINEER BORNEO TO DEATH WESTPORT, Conn., Sept. 27.-- Jolth Shcehan was burned to death and Engine- man William J. Hughes seriously injured when an eastbound New Haven railroad freight train crashed into the rear of another freight train on the drawbridge over the Saugatuck river here at a.m. today, MOSCOW, Sept. most optimistic attitude towai Senator J. Hamilton Lewis' chanci for recovery from the bronchi; pneumonia with which ho is ill, wa held today by his physicians. The patient's condition at noo was described as "quite encoura; ing." This favorable prognosis w; based upon a clearing up of tl infection in the right lung an stronger heart action. [SPECIAL TO THE TIMES] CROWN POINT, Ind., Sept. Judge T. Joseph ullivan virtually sealed the oom of Hammond's new dog rack here this morning' when e granted Prosecutor Fred Igan a temporary injunction gainst the Hammond Speed- vay corporation, enjoining it ront operating the track. The corporation took an exception c the ruling, but Egan countered with a petition for a permanent in- unction. No date for the hearing nto Egan's latest request was set oday by Judge Sullivan. The court, in granting the tcm- orary injunction, refused to ap- oint a receiver for the track as demanded by Egan. Judge Sullivan said this issue will be de- ermined after he hears Egan's for a permanent injunction- Found it Gambling The temporary injunction, Judge [ullivan declared, must be granted n the showing of the prosecutor's ifice that the corporation allowed 'gambling" on the night of August 31 when one race was run. The court defined his ruling on gambling with the assertion that he uncertainty of the outcome of :he race constituted wagering. His lergthy ruling, delving care 'ully into the so-called assignment ystem used by the track to com- :ly with state law against gam- bling, stated the system, in itself, :elievos the track of responsibility, nasmuch as the premiums are paid to the owners of the winning dogs and the latter, in turn, distribute their winnings among holders of assignment tickets. Nevertheless, according to the court's reasoning, the fact that a jettor does not know beforehand whether or not he will receive any art of the premium when he places his bet, constitutes "uncer- tainty" and, hence, establishes a gamble. As agents for the dog owners, the ack .sanctions this "gamble" anc therefore should be enjoined tem- porarily from operating, the judge said. Three Up Saturday Three officials of the dog track who arrested by Hammonc police on the night of August 31 when they opened the oval for the first time, will appear before Spe- cial Judge Martin J. Downey in Hammond city court tomorrow for rentence. They are charged with pool selling and operating without a city penult The defendants are G. H. Schroeter, president; Wilbur Schrieber. secretary-treasurer, and Tilford Gorham, an employe. Next Monday morning, Judge Lawrence Becker will rule in Easi Chicago Superior court on the petl tion of the corporation for a re straining order enjoining the city rf Hammond from enforcing its special dog track ordinance which cells for a nightly fee of J500. ISPECIAL TO THE TIMES] CROWN POINT, Sept. criminal court jury with a Ham- mond woman as foreman, which egan deliberating yesterday noon id didn't reach a decision until :30 this morning, found Steve 'urtyo, Whiting police character once tried out for a pitching ob with the White Sox, guilty of rand larceny. The charge carries one to 10 year term. Furtyo was being tried on a harge of robbery in connection ith the theft of S150 in cash and 350 worth of clothing from Mos- in's Credit Clothing company in Yhiting last Nov. 5. Four others re being tried on the same charge n the same case; they are George ross, Paul Langyel, Mike Hero hik and Adelord Bertrand. The foreman of the jury was Mrs. Violet Carver, daughter of Attorney J. K. Stinson, of Ham- mond. The jury is understood to have been 10 to two for conviction on he robbery charge against Furtyc, vhich would have carried a 10 to 25 year sentence, but finally agreed :o compromise on grand larceny 'or fear of not being able to reach a decision. Bertrand's case was being tried .his morning. Judge William J. Murray withheld sentence on rurtyo until the others have been :ried. RUMOR OF ROBINSON'S WHEREABOUTS INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept. 27.- evidence that Thoma H. Robinson, Jr., accused of th kidnaping of Mrs. Alice Speai Stoll, Louisville, Ky., society ma tron, was here1 was given federa authorities today by Samuel Smith a lilling station attendant. Smith identified a picture o Robinson as the man who came t his filling station last week-enc and asked the attendant if h knew "Robinson, the kidnaper." Ho left a pad of paper on th desk in the station with the nam of "Thomas Robinson" scrawled o: it, Smith said, Tho man came to the filling sta tion in a taxi and engaged Smit in a talking on gen oral topics at length, the author! ties were told. Finally, Smith said, the ma blurted out, "Is Robinson in town? Smith asked what Robinson. "Why, Robinson the kidnaper, the man replied. "Would you know him if you sa' he asked. "I believe Smith replied. JOURNEY ISMADE FOR MANY PURPOSES (lilies, Fishing and Stop at San Diego Exposition Are Features TOTAL LEVIES OF ALL UNITS TO BE FIGURED MONDAY [SPECIAL TO THE TIMES] CROWN POINT, Ind., Sept. AH total levies for Lake county's local governmental units will be announced next Monday morning by County Auditor Joseph E. Fin erty, the Lake County Board of Ta> Adjustment declared here this morning. The announcement will not be forthcoming until that date becausi Flnerty must establish the poor re lief and township road levies yet The county board concluded rate-making session last night, set ting all levies but those for pooi relief and township roads. The county auditor fixes the ]atte: rates. Finerty is to establish the poo: relief and township road levies low enough to offset increases in al other rates. He promised the coun ty board to hold total 1936 levies tc approximately the 1935 rates. In concluding its session her last night, the county board re duced some of the requested levie slightly, but approved all others a the figures set by the governments, units. Finerty's report must be certi fied to the state tax board by mid night Monday. AWARD INLAND CONTRACT FOR LOCK IN RIVER Inland Steel company yesterda was awarded the contract for shee piling and reinforcing bar require ments of lock No. 25 on the Missis sippi river at Cap au Gris, Mo. Permanent piling requirement total tons; temporary, approx imately tons, and reinforcin bar needs, 550 tons. The remainder of the structura steel order, approximating tons, went to the Mississippi Valle Structural Steel company. United Construction company re ceived the general contract fo building the lock. This was the largest structura order placed on Inland's books thi week. Commitments for the Chicag area since last Monday have show little variation from the previou week. Local mills still are awaitin large-scale automotive orders fo 1936 models. These orders will boos production here substantially. SNOW FALLS IN DENVER DENVER, Sept. Snow fell in Denver early toda and covered portions of the Rock mountain region after an all-nigh precipitation. "Pike's Peak receive a heavy fall, "bringing to an en scientific observations of the cos mic ray conducted there during th past few months. Cheyenne, Wyo reported .04 of an inch of Thursday. HEAR ABOUT TEETH BULLETIN CHILLICOTHE, O, Sept. 27. president's cpe- cial train chugged into the Bal- timore and Ohio railroad tion here at a. m. today and departed for Cincinnati at President and Mrs. Roosevelt, during the brief stop-over, ap- peared on the platform of their observation car, smiling an ac- knowledgement to the cheers of 300 or 400 persons there to greet them. Large bouquets were placed in Sirs. Roosevelt's arms by women admirers in the crowd. Tlie train may make a brief stop in Blanenester, Q., then proceeds to Cincinnati. Byq GEORGE R. HOLMES [STAFF CORRESPONDENT N. SERVICE! EN ROUTE WEST WITH PRESIDENT ROQS E V ELT. Sept. 27. President Roose- velt headed west today for a Dersonal, first-hand glimpse of conditions that have resulted :rom two and a. half years of application of the philosophies and policies of his administra- :ion. However much the political as- pect of his journey to the Pacific coast is deprecated, it really marks, in political minds, the opening- gun in his campaign for reelection next year. He left Washington almost simultaneously with the republican big-wigs who have been meeting there all this week, conferring on ways and means of defeating him in 1936. Officially. Mr. Roosevelt is simply; going to the San Diego exposition in fulfillment of a long-time prom- ise. But his itinerary has been ar- ranged, and his speaking dates have been arranged, so as to give him opportunity for a cross-section view of the country, plus personal contacts, that cannot but have their political implications. State and county leaders all across the continent will get on and off the presidential special as it rolls through a score of states during the next week. From them, he should be able to get a fair first-hand picture of conditions, political, economic, social. That is what he wants. Four Set Speeches Mr. Roosevelt will deliver four set speeches between Washington and San Diego, the first at Fre- mont, in eastern Nebraska, tomor- row afternoon. It is expected in this speech that Mr. Roosevelt will defend the A. A. A. where it is most the heart of ths farm belt which has profited great- (Continued on Page Twenty-two) Members of the Northwest Dei la' society of Indiana heard Dr. Kovatch, of Chicago, speak on den- tures Wednesday night at a dinner in the Lyndora BURGLARS STEAL AUTOMOBILE OUT OF SALESROON Burglars last night broke into a Robertsdale automobile salesroom, a gasoline station and the automo- bile of a North Side resident, po- lice reports showed today. At the Moorman Motor company; salesroom, 1820 Indianapolis boule- vard, burglars broke in by remov- ing two skylights and swinging down to the rafters and along the wall to the floor. They stole a brand new 1935 model V-8 two-door sedan, 100 gal- lons of canned oil and a valuabla electric drill, John Moorman, pro- prietor and manager, said. Ha said they removed the strips from the skylights and then broke the glass. Inspector Harry Rimbach, fin- gerprint expert, went over the scene for clues, but it was apparent the burglars wore gloves. Carl Reidelbach, attendant at tha Lincoln Oil company station, 5321 State Line avenue, reported to po- lice this morning that someone had gained entrance to the building and stole which had been in a money changer hidden in the washroom. The burglar, police said, gained entrance through a side window which had been unlocked. The thief also took six one-quart cans of oil. James Campbell, 1010 Hoffman street, today complained to police that the carburetaor, headlights and radiator cap was stolen from his automobile during the night while it was parked in his back yard. The thief also loosened sev- eral other parts, apparently intend- ing to take these, too, but fled .'SPAPERf ;


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iana's popularity is a result almost exclusively of the color and
history of New Orleans, although, statistically viewed, the Cres-
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quently than San Antonio. A large proportion of foreigners who
visit Washington also make an excursion into Virginia to visit
Mount Vernon, but the Alamo makes a very favorable showing
by comparison with Mount Vernon as well as other historic
Five of the books listed in the bibliography deal with travel
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twentieth century and have contributed to the picture of Texas
in the minds of foreign contemporaries, they have been included.
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Air Force has attracted considerable attention, especially from
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El Paso, but this is largely because many travelers pass through
that city en route to and from Mexico. Eighteen writers describe
the impressive metropolitan atmosphere of Houston, and twelve
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Today was the first time since November that I felt like I could ride home without turning on any of my bike lights. It feels good now that the days are getting longer.
Today was the first time since November that I felt like I could ride home without turning on any of my bike lights. It feels good now that the days are getting longer.
Not quite to that point here yet, but warm, dry, and still a little light out when heading home makes me almost giddy.Originally Posted by jimmuter
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I leave at 6:15 in complete darkness for my 20 mile commute and arrive just when dawns light appears at 7:15 - 7:30.
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I just ordered a CatEye Double Shot from the advice on this board and hope to get some good use out of it before it becomes too light out.
If I go in late and leave early, I don't need a light now. Still, having my uber-bright headlight pointed directly at a car didn't seem to make them see me on the way home today. I'll post separately about that...
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I dont need lights. I would only need them if I broke both arms and legs and had to slither home but it is great that the days are getting longer=more riding time!
I do in the Fall and early winter.
I leave at 630 am and its dark and its dark at 430 pm in december when I leave the office.
This brings me to a question should I remove my lights for spring and summer??
during the daylight months I never do any riding after dark so Im wondering if I should remove all those wires switches ... untill fall?? for rainy /foggy days I have smaller battery blinkies and Led lights that I carry all the time in my saddle bag.
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I always need them in the AM. Leaving at 5 am does that to you.
I have not needed lights in the PM for quite sometime. Especially since I discovered a new bike\bus route that gets me home 4:15-4:30 rather than the old route that was closer to 5 pm.
I'm just starting to not need 'em. I almost always leave late enough in the morning not to need 'em, but yesterday I didn't need 'em on the way home which was nice.
My 10w halogen light uses a bottle-cage lead-acid battery. You can bet your teeth that sucker's getting left home as soon as I don't need it any more. However I have a little 2-C-cell headlight that I leave on the bike all the time "just in case". It's better than nothing if it turns out I have to work late or something.
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I took my lights off last weekend. If I leave work on time I make it home about 5 minutes after the sun sets, but it is still light out. I do leave the light at work though, just in case. I swear I can tell that the heavy lead acid battery is missing too.
I never ride in the dark ... I do not trust my affluent neighbours and their busy lifestiles that they reflect in their driving habits.
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funny, I just started thinking about putting mine back on for the early morning rides
Since I leave for work at 5:30 am I still need it in the morning, but I don't in the afternoon. Unfortunately I still have to lug it home for the next day
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I haven't had my headlight on during my normal ride home for about a fortnight, but I always have my two back blinkies on. It won't be until probably mid-April before I don't need those when going home.
I did have my headlight on last night, though. I had errands to run in another part of town, and so I was coming home well after sunset and had a pretty long ride.


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This looks fantastic! I like the way you presented your hack, I also love your storyline, it sounds very interesting. Another thing, will you change the palettes a little? Not a major change though. Urm... and maybe change the hero Ow?
Anyway, I wish you good luck! I also want a beta, and not an alpha.
Thanks! I'm not so sure what to change the palettes to, so for now they're going to remain the same. As for the player overworld, I've definitely got plans for that. The same applies for the Gym Leaders, Team Aura, the rivals, etc. etc.
Thanks again, and I'm probably going to stick with a beta.
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The tiles--although the original FR tiles--look really nice with your mapping.
I think that maybe using the emerald grass would be a good idea though.
Also, any screens of the fakemon? :)
Oh, and release the beta whenever you want. Take your time with it.
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When a sitting president of the United States comes on your show, you have arrived. What was perhaps the most surprising part of President Obama's appearance on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart last night, was how comfortable it all seemed. The interview was fairly standard, polite, a couple of jokes. Obama seemed more relaxed than Stewart at times, but there was no sense of anyone being that surprised that a President would appear on a comedy show. It's a tribute to how our times have changed, and a tribute to the growing influence on Mr. Stewart himself.
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I am writing some matlab code and have written an algorithm that works but I don't think its particularly efficient. Since I am trying to improve my programming skills I would like to know if there is a more efficient way of doing this.
I have a (reasonably large ~ E07) matrix of values which are unordered, but fall within the range [-100, 100]. I want to create a second matrix based on the first, by using the following rules:
- If the value of the point is > 70, then the value of the point should be set to 70.
- If the value of the point is < -70, then the value of the point should be set to -70.
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How can I possibility make that statement? Two recent best-selling diet books have maintained that gluten makes us fat and dumb (1,2). Billions of dollars are spent on gluten-free (but carbohydrate-rich) food products. And people feel better when they don't eat bread. Before explaining my statement, let me make two things very clear. First, I… Read more »
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The Real Facts about Metabolically Healthy Obesity
One of great paradoxes of our obesity epidemic is that many obese individuals appear to be quite healthy. This makes the true believers in the Holy Grail of BMI as the standard for good health quite livid. They know in their hearts that obesity is a mortal sin. Early this year the Centers for Disease… Read more »
Don't Confuse Me With the Facts
The last couple of months have been hard on obesity experts as they have learned that maybe the obvious is not so obvious. It started out in October with an article in the New England Journal of Medicine on the substitution of sugar-sweetened beverages with politically correct sugar-free beverage replacements (1). Everyone from former Mayor… Read more »
Harvard Explains Why People Regain Weight with the Atkins Diet
A study from Harvard Medical School explains that even though people can lose weight on a ketogenic diet, all lost weight usually rapidly returns. Ketogenic diets have been recommended for decades for rapid weight loss. The most famous is the Atkins diet. Ketogenic diets are based on high-protein and very low-carbohydrate intake. For the past… Read more »
What is Cellular Inflammation?
People (including virtually all physicians) are constantly confused what cellular inflammation is. So I decided to take the opportunity to explain the concept in more detail. There are two types of inflammation. The first type is classical inflammation, which generates the inflammatory response we associate with pain such as, heat, redness, swelling, pain, and eventually… Read more »
Changing Gene Expression
I have often stated that the real power of the Zone Diet is to change gene expression, especially the expression of anti-inflammatory genes. What I never realized is how rapid gene expression could occur.
Eat Less, Get Hungry
Telling an obese person simply to eat less rarely succeeds. Is it because they are weak-willed individuals or is there something more complex going on?
Preventing Obesity Through Prenatal Nutrition
If you want to begin to decrease childhood obesity, it is probably best to start in the womb of the mother with appropriate prenatal nutrition using appropriate levels of omega-3 fatty acids.
If You're Fat, You May Be OK
It is well known from epidemiological studies that about 30 percent of obese individuals and 50 percent of overweight individuals are relatively healthy in terms of cardiometabolic risk factors
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More than 12 states now have adult obesity rates greater than 30 percent, and one in three children are either overweight or obese. However, 16 years ago, no state in the United States had an adult obesity rate greater than 20 percent.


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I would rather have 32/44t (instead of Shimano's 36/46 for cross (and replacing the chainrings are super expensive).
I realize that the FSA is heavier, but are there other considerations using the FSA crank with a 68mm bottom bracket instead of a road crank for cross (on a Canonndale CAAD9 frame).


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2015: [Game-by-Game] Played in 21 games, making eight starts ... in 28 at bats, hit .393 with a .536 slugging percentage and .469 on base percentage ... hit one home run with 6 RBIs ... scored eight runs ... had a two RBI single in game at Michigan State (4/15) ... went 3-for-4 with a solo home run in CMU's come-from-behind win over Michigan State in the Clash at Comerica (5/12).
2014: [Game-by-Game] Saw action in 11 games with two starts ... recorded two hits, both doubles and scored one run.
High School: Named No. 17 prospect in 2013 class by MichiganBaseballProspects.com and No. 16 by PrepBaseballReport.com ... helped lead team to a Division I state championship his junior season ... named OK-Red All Conference honorable mention his junior season ... earned all-county honors as a junior ... named OK-Gold all-conference his sophomore season ... plays summer ball for the Diamonds under coach Bill Peterson ... during 2012 summer ball hit .440 with 34 RBI and 19 doubles ... high school coach was Dave VanNoord ... brother of former Central Michigan softball player Katie Greenman.
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Co. v. United States
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Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Co. v. United States, 250 U.S. 123 (1919)
Chesapeake & Delaware Canal Co. v. United States
Argued April 17, 1919
Decided May 19, 1919
It is a perversion of the rule requiring assignments of error to multiply them unnecessarily. P. 250 U. S. 124.
State statutes of limitations and the principle of laches are inapplicable to the United States when asserting governmental rights. P. 250 U. S. 125.
Semble that the presumption of payment arising from the lapse of twenty years without suit to collect does not apply to the United States in such cases. Id.
The collection of dividends declared on corporate shares owned by the United States is an assertion of its right as creditor unaffected by its relations as shareholder, and, in suing for such dividends, they being public moneys applicable only to public purposes, the United States acts in its governmental capacity. P. 250 U. S. 126.
Books of the Treasury Department showing the miscellaneous receipts and disbursements of the government, printed from the written public records of the Department pursuant to the acts of Congress and Art. I, § 9, cl. 7, of the Constitution and used as original records in the daily business of the Department and produced from its custody held competent evidence without certification under Rev.Stats. § 882 for the purpose of proving the nonpayment as well as the payment of dividends by a private corporation to the United States. P. 250 U. S. 127.
Evidence held sufficient to show that dividends sued for by the government many years after they were declared were never paid, and to sustain refusal of defendant's motion for a directed verdict. P. 250 U. S. 129.
240 F. 903 affirmed.
The case is stated in the opinion.
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how many 12oz cans of 134a refrigerant should be added to a a/c that needs recharged after sitting for a little over a year. was recently converted over from old unit not long before it sat. no known leaks worked and blew really cold before it sat think it just needs recharging how many cans would u recommend? (its actually a 1989 camero with 2.8 V6)
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I'm in CLF at 21.83, which means I'm down 20 cents a share. I am of course unnerved and frantic about the situation.
HAHAHA "frantic" you did good buying down here after 4 weeks down appears the "turn" is in and going into earnings in a couple of weeks should keep rising. Excellent level to add or place new entries.
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Silver & Gold: DIY Decorations for the
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It's time to break out the the holiday decor! This year, add a few elements of sparkle with these simple DIY's. Since they don't scream Christmas, they will last well into the new year and can reemerge for birthdays and celebrations throughout the coming months.
Winter White: Home on the Cornish Coast
House To Home
A whitewashed cottage by the sea is a pretty ideal place to call home. This is especially true when the cottage is a beautifully renovated 19th century net loft painted in muted, coastal hues.
Entertaining Elements:
Setting a Simple Chic Table
When it comes to setting your dining table sometimes simple is best. Keeping classics on hand ensure a clean, chic, timeless table, regardless of the season or holiday. Neutral colors and natural materials always look great solo, together, or mixed in with special occasion wares.
Simple + Beautiful: Flatware
Until I got married and benefited from my family and friends' generosity, I had a limited mishmash of cheap flatware. Receiving good-quality, matching spoons, forks, and knives has gone a long way to helping me set a nice table and feel like an adult.
Justine & Angus Cook Up Some Style
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She's a fashion professional and he's a great chef. Together they own one of Toronto's most popular (and delicious) restaurants. Is it any wonder that their home is also delectable? The stylish and creative pair renovated a 120-year-old downtown home, and the result is simply beautiful.
430 Square Feet of Swedish Modern Bliss
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It is incredible to see a tiny 430 square foot apartment transformed into an oasis of modern bliss. This turn of the century Swedish flat in Linnaeus Town, Sweden is exactly that. The space looks open and airy (and quite practical, considering the size!)
5 Non-Designer Objects for the Design Set
Everything's designed. Not necessarily with aesthetics in mind, but with sort of intent: safety, strength, affordability, etc. There are some objects out there, though, that didn't set out to win over the design set but wound up doing it anyway. Here's my pick for five "un-designer" objects that appeal to the designer in me:
Andrew & Rebecca's Modern Vintage Country Home
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Name: Rebecca Proctor, Andrew Wightman and baby Wren
Location: Bude, Cornwall, UK
Size: 780 square feet
Years lived in: 4 years; Owned
Moving to the Cornish countryside from London four years ago, Andrew and Rebecca embraced a major design challenge. "We knew that we wanted to create a home that would feel cosy but not cluttered. Moving to the countryside was all about living a simple life and we wanted the house to reflect that."
Italian Interior Inspiration: White Done Right
I like white, I really do. But lately, I've been suffering from achromatic overload. Too much white is leaving me cold, and I'm craving more contrast with my lightness these days…
Great Interiors: Pierrot Le Fou by
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"I never told you I'd love you all my life." A friend sent me this clip yesterday for its warm, sweet, off-beat charm, but I couldn't help but love the raw apartment and decor that serves as the backdrop behind the scene. From Pierrot le Fou by Jean Luc Godard, Anna Karina sings to Jean Paul Belmondo while he sits, smoking, in bed. English lyrics are below. This is Paris, 1965.


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New Orleans Times-Picayune "New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marques Colston has been released. Colston concludes his Saints career as the leading receiver in franchise history, establishing team records for receptions (711), yards (9,759) and touchdowns (72). His 66.8 receiving yards-per-game ranked second only to Joe..." March 01
New York Daily News "The Giants need a sidekick for Odell Beckham Jr. - and another veteran mentor might not hurt either. And that's why a Giants team in desperate need of any and all receiving help to take defensive attention off theirt young star needs to check in on veteran receiver Marques Colston in a few..." February 24
The Advocate "Marques Colston's time with the New Orleans Saints is reportedly coming to an end. ESPN reports the Saints will release Colston in the coming days. The veteran wide receiver has been a steady presence for the Saints over the last 10 seasons. But coming off a season in which he caught 45..." February 23
WR Marques Colston and OT Terron Armstead are listed as doubtful.
ESPN "New Orleans Saints guard Jahri Evans said he will play Thursday night against the Atlanta Falcons after missing the past three games with a knee injury. And left tackle Terron Armstead returned to practice on a limited basis Tuesday with his own knee injury -- though Armstead's status is less..." October 13
Yahoo! Sports "Ever pretend to be someone you're not? Ever get confused for a famous person? Well, New Orleans Saints wide receiver Brandon Coleman took that to a new level: He signed autographs while wearing a Colston jersey and Colston's helmet. This occured Sunday after Saints practice in White Sulphur..." August 12
Fox Sports "Every quarterback has their favorite and most reliable receiver. For Drew Brees, that player is currently Marques Colston. Sure, by the time 2015 comes to an end, it may end up being Brandin Cooks, but for now, Brees still has a whole lot of love for his veteran receiver. As Mike Triplett of..." August 11
Canal Street Chronicles "The last reception we all saw from New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marques Colston was a vintage touchdown reception in the final minutes of the Week 17 victory at Tampa. Thankfully, it wasn't the very last reception we will see from Colston as a Saint. Colston has provided incredible play and..." July 07
Bleacher Report "New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marques Colston could be in line for a pay cut due to the Saints' high salary cap. Will Colston want to stay in New Orleans if the Saints ask him to take a pay cut? " January 20
#saints WR Marques Colston says, unlike last year, he has no foot issues. 'Feels completely different ... no restrictions.'
Payton said Colston dealt with foot soreness throughout the season, and will have to monitor his practice time this season.
CBS Sports "There was one huge unanswered question following the Saints 23-15 playoff loss to Seattle on Saturday: Was Marques Colston's lateral on the final play of the game a called by the Saints coaching staff or did Colston go rogue and decide to make an unplanned lateral across the field? Saints coach..." January 14
New Orleans Times-Picayune "It's no surprise that Marques Colston set the New Orleans Saints' career receiving record in the 23-17 win over the Atlanta Falcons and hardly anyone noticed. The only thing the Saints' star receiver has failed to catch during his stellar career is people's attention. Colston's 25-yard..." September 10
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Who Dat Dish "New Orleans Saints wide receiver Marques Colston isn't your average NFL wide receiver and we mean that in the greatest way possible. Colston is by no means average on the field, but we're talking about something else. When you think of an NFL wide receiver you think of a diva. Whether it's Chad..." June 23
New Orleans Times-Picayune "The New Orleans Saints have restructured contracts with receiver Marques Colston and guards Jahri Evans and Ben Grubbs to create more in salary-cap space, league sources have confirmed. They also restructured linebacker David Hawthorne's deal, according to ESPN.com. Add Hawthorne's reported..." February 28


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I'd like to see us get back in it (or at least to where we were previously) with Ray Drew and Karlos Williams. It's not going to happen, but a guy can dream right? I'm still very skeptical that Zettel ends up a member of this class, however
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Issue date: Friday, June 29, 2001
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Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - June 29, 2001, Altoona, Pennsylvania INSIDE TODAY LIFE: Actor Jack Lemmon being remembered for his style, versatility P3 SPORTS: Curve's Kevin Haverbusch promoted to AM Nashville Bl SATURDAY: Meet the class of 2001 in the Mirror's graduation tab iKtrrnr Copyright 2001 FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 2001 newsstand MEETING ON TRACK Federal legislators will come 1o Blair County July 16 lor a field hearing about Norfolk Corp.'s decision to close the -Hollidaysburg Car Shop. The Railroad Subcommittee of the U.S. House Transportation and Inliasltucture Committee will convene at 11 a.m. at the Slair .County Convention Center. Rep. Bill Shuster, R-9th District, a member of the transportation committee, said the session will locus on the Surface Transportation Board's impending ruling on Norfolk Southern should be required to keep the shop open. The hearing originally had been set tor mid- iJune but was delayed by scheduling problems. Stock ownership eyed for shop BY CRAIG WILLIAMS Staff Writer Norfolk Southern Corp. officials arc proposing to sublease the Hollidaysburg Car Shop to a newly created corporation of shop employees through a stock owner- ship plan, according to a filing this week with federal regulators. Although one local politician thinks the idea has merit, a spokesman for one of the shop's unions says workers aren't even considering the plan, focusing instead on keeping the facility open through the ongoing lega! battle before the Surface Transportation Board. State Rep. Richard Geist, R-AHoona, who has spearheaded efforts to keep the 375 jobs and million in annual payroll in Hollidaysburg, said the shop's poten- tial is apparent to anyone with vision. "The braintrust of Norfolk Southern and the unions really should be looking at Hollidaysburg facility as a stand-alone company even if it is a subdivision of said Geist, who chairs the state Transportation Committee. "It looks like it would be a good [prospect for a] employ- ee stock ownership But a union official says employees are focusing on the present and keeping the shops operating under the current arrangement. "We are still exploring how to keep the shops said Tom Lutton, president of the Transport Workers Union, the largest labor union in Hollidaysburg. Several rail labor experts have specu- lated that the STB may rule to keep the shop open for a specific period of time to better measure its profitability prospects. The employee ownership scenario was one of several new pieces of information buried deep inside the 45-page document that the railroad company filed this week, in trying to persuade the STB to allow it to proceed with its plans to close the shop Oct. 1. The STB required the filing after the railroad announced plans to close the shop and state and union officials Please see A9 Mirror photo by Jason Sipes arthsuit performs the last song of its set Thursday on the main stage. 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The department needed six more months after pending legislation forced it to delay implementation of the background checks earlier this year, the spokesman said. "The department basically is doing said Sen. Allyson Y. Schwartz, D-Philadelphia. "They do not want to do child abuse back- ground checks anyone." Schwartz called the delay a "fail- ure of the department to protect children." The computer record checks, similar to those already performed on employees of larger, licensed child-care facilities, became a political issue earlier this year A Department of Public Welfare spokesman said this week that the checks are not expected to begin until the end of the year. after Democrats pressed the Ridge administration to make them mandatory. Without the checks, lawmakers said the DPW risked spending tax- payer money to pay for baby-sit- ting services by convicted crimi- nals who may be a threat to chil- dren. They said the state should auto: matically bar anyone with a crimi- nal record from receiving state money for the services. DPW spokesman Jay Pagni said the agency had expected to begin the checks earlier but delayed the start of the program because lawmakers were discussing leg- islation outlining how they should do it. Such a bill could have ended up changing procedures that the agency already had put in place', thus wasting money if the depart- ment acted prematurely, he said.' "We're moving forward with what we said we'd do. Please see A4 Route 56 project to make road safer Mirror staff reports PLEASANTVILLE Mark Grisetti's family has been'touched twice by the specter of tragedy on Route 56. He's hoping that, with improve- ments to the road planned by PennDOT, it won't touch anyone pise anytime soon. Grisetti's wife survived a head- on collision along a treacherous stretch of the road four years ago. 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