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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - October 29, 1944, Abilene, Texas UNITED WAR CHEST Total Quota Subscribed............. 914.08 SUNDAY "WITHOUT OR" WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY 'AS IT VOL. LXIV, NO. 133 A TEXAS NEWSPAPER ABILENE, TEXAS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 29, 1944 -THIRTY-SIX PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS Anoclatcd Press (AP) Vnlted Press (UP.) PRICE FIVK CENTS FDR Pledges Free Oct. 28 President Roosevelt, declar- ing he was giving Republican orators more opportunities to say "me enunciated tonight a.postwar economy.program with. a goal of close to productive in an America no longer subject to price, production and wage opntrpls. From soldiers field, a tre- mendous stadium on Chica- go's windswept lake front, he delivered .his fifth, major, ad- dress in a campaign he term- Si the strangest he had ever And-, almost entirely, it was 'an exposition of his -eco- nomic thoughts for his coun- try after the war, spiced with Condemnations bs. at his Republican-oppo- sition. He proposed: Congressional' creation of a per- manent fair employment practices committee. .A.' "genuine crop Insurance for farmers and con- tinuation ol a policy ot giving them a chance, to own their own with veterans growing apples Instead of selling them on 'street corners. Expansion of the Tennessee -Valley authority idea Into simi- lar developments for the Mis- souri, Arkansas .and -Columbia river basins. Special capital and credit for business, with every ;ia- ''Wclllly to buy government-owned plants, equipment and inventor- ies. For business large smVsmall encouragement of plant expan- sion and replacement of obso- alete equipmenOwith the depre- 1 Delation rale, on new plants and facilities accelerated' for tax Amplifying his- -point that this is the strangest of. political campaigns, Mr. Roosevelt asserted he had lis- to various. Republican ora.tors urge the people to "throw >ut the present administration and put in the Republicans. In effect, he said, they say just this: "Those incompetent bunglers in f' ishlngton haye passed ai-lofc I'lent '.'social' security and. labor and farm r6Uef.and soil conservation and .rmahy ana we promise if elected not .to change any of them." "And they go en to say: 'These iame quarrelsome, tired old men Tfive built the greatest'military'ma- chine the worm' has ever known, which is lighting its way, to.victory; and II you elect, us, WF. promise not to. change any-oi either.' say these Republi- orators, 'it Is time for a change.' "They also .say In effect: Those inefficient and wom-out 'crackpots'have really .begun to lay the foundation of a lasting world peace. If you elect us, we will not change any of that ci- but they .whisper, It in such a way that we won't lose the support even of Gerald Nyc or Gerald and this Is very won't lose the support of any Tj Isolationist campaign contrlbu- We will even be able to satisfy the Chicago Tribune.' The chief executive repeated and re-indorsed an "Economic Bill of Rights" which he first laid before Congress last January, and added: assure the ful realization of the right to a useful and renum- erative employment, an adequate program must provide America with close to productive jobs." He proposed that govern- ment do its part In helping private enterprise finance plant expansion through normal In- vestment channels. Voicing confidence that for- eign trade can be trebled after the war and provide millions o! jobs, the president said that the demand for Industrial and' farm production must be Increased not at home but also abroad. Never again, he said, must "we In the United States attcnipt to Isolate 4 from (he rest of humanity." Mr. Roosevelt" came to Chicago at the end of a.day-long train trip across the prairie country of Ohio and Indiana, where he waved to potential voters and spoke briefly gt Ft. Wayne, Ind. He came here to give an econom- ic credo: "I believe In free always have. "I believe In .the profit always have. believe that private enterprise can give full employment to our people." To Open Highway Condemnation actions against 11 Taylor county landowners for'right- nay'needed in the "new project to widen and reconstruct.Highway 84 from its intersection with Highway 83, south of Abilene to' the Cole- man county.'line' were -filed Satur- day with County' Judge Carl P. Hul- sey. Actions which involve different amounts of land are against J. M. Hamilton, Oliver Q'Connell, M. H. Witt, I. B. Duck Jr., L. B. Ivey, J. B. w.ilkerson-estate, I..N. Wilker- spn, J. M. Webb, Onyx Refining company..arid J.. C. Raper. have been reached or are-in .process with all .other.land- owners along the route, Judge Hul- sey said. L.. R. Plshar, commissioner precinct four, had. been authorized by the county commissiqners-.court to work out .settlements where pos- sible; The 'right-of-way must be secur- ed quickly, the judge said, since the state intends-to let the con- tract in November if the county ready. ..Commissioners for the condemna- appointed and sworn. In''by Hulsey, are E. B. Kidd of Tuscola, Will Graham of Guion and. Luther Cannon of Lawn. -Hearing on condemnation have been.-set for'in.a. m. Nov.. .9.-in til'. I cpjlnty; TJiese "findings wlir.be filed'with the county 'clerk to do accept them next .stop will be to take tjhe mat- ter'to civil'courts. The Weather, nr.rATiTMF.NT OF COMMERCE U'EATHLIR BUREAU AlllI.SNF. AMP EAST n-llh Illll" I" lemper.turc Sun- di' Monday. VEST cloudy inrt Mnnrtnv. Occasional rains 'TEMPERATURES Sll. -Frl A M. fi.l. I'rl r.M. M M m ..in. 11. M llU-h and low lempcri m.l 8" and "Hunrhr Ihl" mornlnf: Suniel lonlfht; ,17 lo 9 r lokyo Says Entire U. S. Fleet on Move at Leyte By the Associated Press The extent of the disaster suffered by the Japanese fleet in Philippine waters was great, y increased late Saturday as Gen. Douglas MacArthur disclosed .the sinking of two addi- ional cruisers and four destroyers. The General said the entire Japanese task force that penetrated Surigao strait and enter- ed.Leyte gulf near his invasion beachheads was wiped out. Two battleships, one heavy, and one light cruised and six destroyers were sunk in the original action. The remnants limped ves'tward but were disposed of by American airmen as they blasted the two cruisers and 'our destroyers. Many, officers and seamen from the Nippon ships were made prisoners. A check-of communications and eyewitness accounts on the three naval battles within- Philippines seas and south of Formosa, shows 39 Japanese men-of-war were sunk or dam- aged. The 23 listed as sunk were two carriers, two eight cruisers and 11 de- stroyers. Meanwhile Radio Tokyo, heard by London, said Satur- day night that five Yank task forces "probably the whole Pacific are on the move east of Leyte, east of Luzon and southeast of the Philip-' lines'headed from the direc- Allies Race To Close Gap 'PHONEYVILLE MADE IN GERMANY Germans built an.airport on the out- skirts they 'camouflaged hangars and other installations so that they appeared to he innocent civilian buildings, part of the town itself. Part of the elaborate flimflam is shown above, in photos taken after Allies recaptured Wonbiek. At upper left, soldiers look oyer what is apparently a row of small shops with apartments over them. Actually the structure is a stone in .center of photo is its rolling doors. What is apparently an attractive school building, in photo at right, is actually the airfield's traffic control tower. War Chest Drive Goes Over Top Abilene and Taylor county went over their'-1944 War Chest'quota yesterday by a margin.of and several thousand dollars more Is due to be received. E. IV. Berry, general .chair- man, announced headquarters in the WAC Shack, Third and will remain. open: several Abilene Marine ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. Battle-tested Marines have returned to the United States arid will soon be home on furloughs, the Marine corps southern procurement divis- ion announced today Most of this' group are from the Second Marine division which con- quered Tarawa, Salpan and Tiuian A few 'are froni the Third Marine division which recently completed the liberation of Guam, and two are froni the First, Marine division which took Guadalcanal, Cape Gloucester and Peleliu. They are being re-classified, and re-assigned to stations in the United States before beginning their fur- loughs. Texans Include: Sgt. Eugene Otho Hohmann, 20, Austin. Pfc. James E. Stripling, 23, son of Mrs. Rose Owens, 1209 Cypress St., Abilene. From Denlson: Pfc. Jack Roon- rod, and Sgt. Edward Ernest Fisher, .20. Pfc. Woodrow Wilson Branch, 31, Greenville. Pfc. H. R. Avera, Jr., 20, Palestine. Cpl. A. J, Becker, 20, Waco. Sgt. Morris Ray Gordon, 28, Wichita Fails. Midland Corporal Wounded October 4 MIDLAND, Oct. Leonard H. Miller was wounded In action In Germany, October 4. His wife lives In Midland. Corporal Mil- ler was with General Hodges First army. He is now in a hospital in France. Bjifore entering the army, Cor- poral Millor was foreman of the paint and body shop for the Elder Chevrolet company. :turh In are'urged to do so at bnqe. The 1944 chest campaign., was completed, insofar as quota -Is con- cerned, in IB working days', half the time needed last year to reach the with the National War fund quota of S44.136 there was raised'a'total-of for: Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Young Women's Christian Associa- tion and Salvation Army to meet their needs' for an- other year. Coming at .the mbs.t opportune time, to sliove the campaign- well over the top was from men of. the Training 'Center at Camp Barkeley. Brig: Gen. Roy C. Heflebower, ASFTC commanding general, announced yesterday morning that rsmount had been, subscribed 'and. would be turned Into hesfdqUapters there .would not, -end, .until after Nov. 31i -pay' day.' Additional funds, also'. are due from the Abilene Army Air base, where the solicitation .'has' been in operation for. the 'past two weeks and will be 'continued through Nov. 31." More funds also were due from Merkel arid' other, communities out- side. Abiierie, froinv Hardin-Sim- mpns and McMurry col- lege and from other donors. The women's division of the cam- paign, headed by Mrs. L. E. Dud- BSU CONCLUDES ANNUAL SIATE MEETING TODAY With leaders declaring sessions a- mcng the most'successful'In the his- tory of the organization, the Tex- as Baptist Student union will con- clude .its annual, meeting today at the University Baptist church with three services. Delegates, which number almost will assemble in the Hardln- Slmmons- university stadium at a.m. for a sunrise service to be ad- dressed by Dr. Baker James Cau- then of China. Special music is to be provided .by a.'HSU .quartette and B. O. Baker of East Texas Bap- tist college will lead group singing. Following breakfast in the univer- sity cafeteria, all will attend Sun- day School. Dr. Walter H. McKen- zie, secretary of the United Texas to bring a message, Prediction of Things to Come. Dr. cauthen will teach the girls class and Dr. W. R. White, educational secretary of the Sunday School board of the South- ern Baptist convention and former president of Hardln-Simmons, will teach the boys. The Rev. W. O. Vaugtit, pastor of the University church, will deliver the sermon at the closing session, speaking on Thy Will Be Done. Ralph Langley of Baylor was elected president of the state BSU Saturday, succeeding F r e n c h I e Bramwell of Southwestern Baptist officers are: Inez Sellers, NTSTC, enlistment vice president: Betty Floyd, Texas Tech, social vice pres- ident; Claudia Webb ot Abilene and TSCW, devotional vice president: Evelyn Harris, Nacugdcches, secre- tary; and Darrell Calendar, Hunts- ville, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Cravens of Hardin-Simmons was named state music chairman and Miss Eva Rudd a faculty adviser. The annual banquet was held last nlRht in the University church, with Bob Denny of Baylor as toastmast- er. Dr. White brought the message and five minute reports on forum sessions were brought by six stu- dents. Motion pictures from.Ridge- crest were shown at the conclusioin. Dr. M. E. Dodd, pastor of the First Baptist church, Shreveport, was a speaker Saturday afternoon, discus- sing Winning a Million. He said the goal of the Southern Baptist convention Is to win a mil- lion souls to Christ by the end of next year. "What could be more he said, "than at Christmas time next year to give a crcwn to Christ on which a million souls are placed. This would be wonderful for our centennial year. "But what could be worse than to find on that crown ft vacant pronge, a pronse vacant because one ley, president of the City Federa tion of Women's had ac- counted for last night Abilene lirms addeA to the list -of 100 percent contributors Saturday were: Tayslee bakery, Montgomery Ward company, West Texas Cotton Oil company, F. W. Woolworlh company, J. tee company.' Th tipn, Included residential 'sollclta public .schools, colleges ark universities arid negroes. The tota quota for these classifications was and.lt was assured this fig- ure would be exceeded this week. Horace Condley, treasurer of the United War Chest campaign, made the following report last night: Contributions in this campaign Credit for excess above quota in 1943 cam- paign Total to date The quotas: National War Local agencies: Boy Girl Scouts Y.W.C.A...... S.OOO'.OO Salvation Army 650.0 Campaign expense Total quotas On hand over 1944 quotas At the end of the 1943 campalgr an excess above the total quotn was on hand. The local commute did not send the War Chest of Tex as the share Jn the county's tota of quotas it would have receive until the beginning of the 194 campaign. Tills was sent n few day ago and most of credited by the Wnr Chest nf Tex as toward the 1944 quota. Under the 1941 agreement wit the War Chest nf Texas the pr rata share due to National War] fund raised in excess of the quota will be sent this year. OnHolland By the Associated Press British and Canadian troops moved swiftly toward the Haas (Muese) and Waal Rhine ast night in a race to close the last escape bridges left to )00 German soldiers retreat- ing northward from a west- ern trap being sprung by the Allies. The Nazis, withdrawing their forces on a large scale, abandoned Bergen op Zoom, one of their most strongly fortilied defense anchors, ind this Dutch city was laken with- out a shot by Canadian units. The previously, stubborn German .defense of Holland crumbled as the British and Canadians tore to pieces the 50-mile Nazi front that- extends from 'S Hertogenbosch to the sea. The German-t5th arras's flight from Wfstern'Holland gave promise to-the' Ailies -of'early use'of the great port of Antwerp, a supply base which will aid-Immehsurftbly in stBpphig-up the Invasion of Ger- many. Allied headquarters an- nounced .Isolated German .batteries at. Vlisslngcn (Flushing) on Wal- chercn island are the sole suns now menacing the port. These units were expected to be wiped out short- A mine-sweeping and dredging job- in the schcldo estuary also must precede Allied ustige of Ant- werp's facilities. Farther south on the western front, the situation was re- ported to be generally unchang- ed in American and French sec- tors of France anil Germany. In the four large Russian armies mounting a new offensive Into Latvia have reached Gcrmnr lines southeast of the Baltic port of Liepaja, Berlin said. The net armies' drive was aimed at trapping many thousands of German troops pocketed along the Baltic coast The Russians scored oilier gains in German East Prussia, Berlin re- ported. Giimbinnen, a road junc- tion town, was under Russian pres- sure and other advances were made west of Ebenrode on the Kaunas- Konigsberg highway. Moscow announced officially last night that Bulgaria had signed an armistice with the Allies following two days of negotiations in the Rus- sian capital. Ill Greece, British land forces and Greek guerrillas engaged retreating German troops in bat- lle near Knzanc, 60 miles north- west of Larisa and 40 miles from the Yugoslav border. Fighting was reported to have iirokcn out in Sallnka. The RAF hit evacuation trains In this area. The distribution of the overage will be as follows: National war lund, C5.7 percent; Boy Scouts, 16.3 percent; Girl Scouts, 3.8 percent; Y.W.C.A. 7.4 percent; Salvation Aclmy 6.8 percent. -Last, niglit's -postings on the Chest bulletin board beside the WAC Shack headquarters at Third and Pine gave the various groups the Theological seminary. Other new of us failed to bring a gem to Jesus." I See WAR CHEST Pg. 4, Cnl. 5 Albania Organizes New Government' BARI. Italy, Oct. 28-tfPi The Albanian military mission here an- il jimccd last that R Albanian government, hradcd Col Gen. Enver Hcxhn. comm Taylor's Quota In Sixth Bond Drive Of Texas' in the Sixth Wra Loan drive Nov. 20-Dec. 16, Taylor coun- ty will be called upon to buy C. M. Caldwell, county war bond chairman, has been acjvised. Chairman Nathan Adams of the State War Finance committee an- nounced In Dallas yesterday hat! been set us the quoin fo'. series E bonds. Caldwell was In- formed Taylor county's series W quota will be Series E bonds will receive the major emphasis during the drive, as in those of the past. The Fifth War Loan drive quota of Taylor county, which was well exceeded, was and the series E quota "Each person will be asked to buy at least one extra war bond as his share in the drive." Adams sold, "and I am sure that Texans, with a hope and peace ahd with five past war, loan drives and their significance wIK respond as for savings bondt, niid savings notes processed through the federal reserve bank! Nov. 1 and Dec: 31 will be counted on the Sixth War loan quotas. Tills permits persons em- ployed in Industrial corporations to participate In the drive through the purchase of bonds acquired by weekly or semi-monthly deductions Irom their pay during this period. Securities to be 'sold are scries E, P anri G savings bonds; series C savings notes; 2 1-2 percent bonds of 19G6-71; 2 percent bonds of 1952- 54: 1 1-4 percent, notes of 1947; and 7-8 percent certificates of indebted- ness. National over-all quota for the sixth war loan Is Of this S5.000.000.000 Is to come from sales to individunls. including F. bonds. The other Is to come from other nor.- bank inves- tors. Husband of Rofan Woman Is Prisoner ROTAN, Oct. Odcll McQueen, member of an in- fantry unit ,of the 80th division in France, has been officially lislet as a prisoner of war and held in Staiag 7A in Germany, according to a government message through the International Red Cross to his wife here, the former Mildred Car- ter. Tlie last, letter from McQueen his wife, written June 115, told of being in the Initial invasion Franco. On July 14, a telegram from the government to McQueen's parents In Houston. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Mc- Queen. Informed them thai their son was a German prisoner, the in- formation coming from a short wave broadcast Irom Germany, and not considered official. Mrs. McQueen, here, received message ll.stlng her husband asmiss- .ion of New Guinea. There was no American co'nfirma- ion of this. General MacArthur Indicated in his Sunday communique that Jap- anese ground forces on Leyte wero fast approaching total defeat with Yank doughboys ranging freely in all sectors of the Island's great val- ley. He said Japanese resistance was limited to "localized delaying ac- tions." American troops have already swept from their beachheads on the, southeast valley coastline to lit northwest extremity. It appeared that the only refuge for the de- moralized Nippon troops was In mountains flanking the valley. An American carrier sustain- ed some damage and casualties during air raid, suposedly off Leyte gulf. Seven of the Japa- nese planes were shot down by carrier fighters and ack ack.1 Radio Tokyo moaned its leyte situation was serious with heavy Yankrclnforcemenlj pouring The only dark 'spot In' the war against Japan'was In embattled Chlrtn. There powerful Japaness armies were smashing Into the very heart of China's vital southern fcnse system. American airmen In China and from, new bases on Leyte Islani pursued the Japanese warships that escaped the Nippon sea disaster In Philippine waters. Rear Adm. Forrest P. Sher- man, Pacific fleet chief of staff, said "it apears that 40 Japa- nese ships were sunk or crip- pled." Adm. Chester W. Nlmllz labeled the actions "the greatest defeat our foes have yet suffer- ed In (his war." Earlier reports showed at least 27 Japanese warships sent down or damaged including three carriers and 10 battleships. Radio Tokyo, admitting loss of six fighting vessels, claimed 141 Am- erican warships, transports and auxiliaries were sunk or damaged. Official American reports list a half dozen ships lost, including the light carrier Princeton. Tokyo said between 20 and 30 Yank transports landed re-lnforce- ments on Leyte Saturday and add- ed "thus the enemy is throwing in nil his strength to determine tha fate of the Pacillc." land- Ing In action In France on June 19. ot Albanian imny of na- Uonal liberation, wns formed Oct. 20 In the liberated city of King Zog. who ruled prior to tlf Girman and Italian occupation, now is In London. GALLUP FINDS DEMOS WILL OUTVOTE COMBINED GOP, REGULARS BY GEORGE GALLUP Director, American Institute of Public Opinion N. J., Oct. liis jcar of political uncertainties .there are still some facts about the public's political behavior that' can be regarded with assurance. Although Institute surveys show Roosevelt and Dcwcy almost even- ly matched In popularity at this time, evidence from the, surveys Indicates that the following should come true no matter who wins. In terms of populnr vote per- ccn'aHC, but not nccctiMrils' c 1 cc- toral "otes, the ____ _ election b! -GALtV? close In comparison with other elections since 1900. It will be one of the three elections since then in which the winner polled less than 55 per cent of the popular vote In ft two-party race. The- other two were the elections of 1900, when William McKinlcy. the Republican candidate, won with 53.1 per cent of the major party popular vote, nml 1916, when Woodrow Wilson, the. Democratic candidate, won with 51.V per cent. The most Republican region In the country will continue to be the plains states of Kansas, Nebraska anil South Dakota. Those states formed the most Republican area In the 1940 election, but In 193A Maine and Vermont had the honors. The section which will show the least defection Irom Roosevelt since 1940 will be New England. The deep South, noi counting the border states, will remain solid again for the Democratic Party. Voter defection from Hie President In the South will be approximately the snrne as the rest of the coun- try. In Texas, where a group of anil-New Deal Democrats have nrgani7.cd a third party called the Texas Regulars and placed It on the ballot, President Roosevelt will cut-poll the com- lilncil Republican- and Texas Regular parties by a substantial margin. Of nil racial groups In the popu- lation, Italians will show the great- est shift away Irom Roosevelt. .0' all occupation groups, Ihti farmers particularly Micl-Wnt farmers, and unskilled workers will show the largest defection from Roosevelt. Labor union members In both the A.F.L. and C.I.O., will cast a ma- jority of their voles Inr Roosevelt, but will give Dcwey a substantially higher percentage of their vote than they'gave Wendell Wlllkie In 1040. Dewcy will carry the small town vote, outside the South, by a sub- stantial majority, wl-.llc Ronscvelt will with tew exceptions carry the metropolitan centers o( the nation. Dewcy will have n majority among voters 50 years old mid over, while Roosevelt will have a major- ity In the age group under 30. nooscvelt will poll n slightly higher percentage of the vote among women than nmoiiR men. will carry The national percentage of votes cart for third parties will be one o.' the .smallest in recent history. With servicemen's ballots In- cluded, the iolal vote cast IhroliKhmit the country for President will approximate Hint cast In OlllsMc the Soulb. the very best residential rllslrlcls will, Milll few exceptions, go for Dewcy, but will five him a smaller proporllon of lliclr vote tlian Wendell Wllllite tad In On'the other the poorer residential districts will, with few exceptions, go for Roosevelt, but also by ft smaller proportion than four years ago. In short, the best and poorest residential areas will he closer together In their politics! The President will carry the northern Negro vole by a sunstiin-1 thinking this yctu1 than at any time tial margin. I since 1032, f, Since then there had been no fur- ther mcsMRC until the telegram confirming her husbnnd's prisoner of war status. McQueen entered the army In April, 1942, nnd wns stationed at Camp Barkeley until August. ISM. !Ie married the former Mildred Carter, Rolan, Jan. 22, 1943. Mc- Queen's last visit here wns in Jan- uary, 1944, to visit his ttt'o-month- old son, Donald Roy. He went lo England In April, 1944. ROAD TO BERLIN By The Associated Tress Western (rout: 301 miles (from west of Durem. Russian Front: 304 miles (from Vistula, north of Italian Front: 558 miles (from south of Airmail Schedules From Here Changed Airmail schedules from Abilene have been changed, postmnster 0. A. Hale said Saturday. Mnil leaving on the cast bound plane must be in the post office by n p. m., nnd mail leaving on the west bound plaim, by 8 p. m. Hamlin Soldier Dies of Wounds HAMLIN, Oct. and Mrs. Claud Faulkenberry of H.imlin received n message from the war department announcing tha death of their son, W. J. Faulken- berry, on October 17. He died from wounds received at Nocnifoor, New Guinea. W. J. was born Nov. 27, 1923. He has been In the service for the past two years and was an anti- sircrnfL gunner. He Is survived by his father and mother and a brother, Leroy, all of Hamlin; also two sisters, Mrs. Clif- ford Kinsey of Grand Falls, and Mrs. John Battle of Alder, Wash. His grandparents, Mrs. J. O. Faul- kenberry and Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Dodgers, live here. Cpl. Robert Brewer Missing In Action MERKEL, Oct. Robert E. Brewer has been missing In action over Germany since Octo- ber 14, according to a message sent oiil. by the War Department-to Cor- poral Brewer's wife, the former sue Grimes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dec Grimes of Merkel. Ho i.s the son of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brewer of Lubbock and han been a tall-gunner on a B-24. Corporal Brewer has been overseas for the past month and n half. Since leaving lor overseas serv- ice, Mrs. Brewer has been making her home with her parents at Merkel. She Is employed at Camp Barkeley as a stenographer In Re- gional Hospital. ;
Publication: Abilene Reporter News
Location: Abilene, Texas
Issue Date: October 29, 1944


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The chancellor of the California Community College System, Bryce Harris, recently stated more than 20 community colleges in the state were at risk of losing accreditation. In the midst of problems with City College of San Francisco, some are beginning to question the credibility of the accreditors.
As City College of San Francisco fights to remain open after the current school year, others are beginning to question the validity of an accrediting agency that is threatening the very existence of vital California community colleges. Scrutiny and even lawsuits are leaving the accrediting agency vulnerable, while other California schools struggle with the realization their accreditation may be the next on the line. How will this growing problem eventually be resolved?
More California Schools Heading to the Chopping Block?
The chancellor of the California Community College System, Bryce Harris, recently stated at the San Francisco Business Times that the possible de-accreditation of City College of San Francisco might be just the tip of the iceberg. Harris told the Business Times that as many as 20 California schools could be facing accreditation challenges in the not-so-distant future. While Harris did not name specific school names in his warning, he admitted the problems facing City College could plague many other schools in the state.
In July, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) announced it would be pulling City College's accreditation at the end of the current academic year in 2014. The commission cited a number of reasons for the decision, including a confusing structure of governance and lack of financial accountability. Other factors that led to the action by the commission included support services, facilities and teaching standards that were not compliant with the commission's requirements in these areas.
As one solution to the problem,. . .read more
We take a look at the latest annual college rankings from Washington Monthly, which provide a list of the top community colleges in the country as well as four-year schools.
The rankings are out from Washington Monthly, giving prospective students and their parents a snapshot of some of the top-performing community colleges in the country for 2013. This publication is one of the few that includes community colleges in their overall rankings of postsecondary institutions. In addition, the publication uses slightly different criteria for ranking schools, which may make this list noteworthy to those trying to gain a complete picture of a community college before shelling out that first tuition payment.
Unique Metrics Set New Rankings Apart
According to the Christian Science Monitor, one of the factors that sets the Washington Monthly rankings apart from the rest is the somewhat unique metrics used to rate colleges. Instead of focusing merely on admission difficulty and reputation, this ranking system uses criteria like commitment to research and service, and social mobility. The publication also includes a "best bang for your buck" category for four-year schools that ranks them according to the price paid for a degree vs. what graduates can expect to get back in return.
The fact that Washington Monthly provides a ranking of community colleges also sets this annual list apart from the rest. Although two out of every five college students opt for community college after high school, few ranking systems provide this type of information for these schools. However, as community colleges continue to increase in popularity among high school graduates and working adults alike, the need for this type of information grows as well.
Benchmarks from CCSSE
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Check out the latest rankings by Community College Times that shows the community colleges that were the top degree producers in the country last year.
The rankings are in for this year's analysis of the top degree-producing community colleges by Community College Week. In addition to listing the top 100 schools, researchers also discovered that the overall number of associate degrees earned made a jump this year, to top one million for the first time in history. Some schools that made significant contributions to this total are now celebrating their accomplishments with recognition in the rankings.
How States Fared
The latest analysis also looked at the number of associate degrees by state. That total number was weighed against the total population in the state, to get a more accurate idea of the percentage of state residents earning degrees or certification from community college. While states with larger populations also tended to issue more associate degrees, some states turned out more community college graduates as a percentage of their total population than others.
The state with the most associate degrees during the 2011-2012 academic year was California, with 114,612 degrees awarded. California also boasts one of the largest overall populations in the country, as well as the largest community college system in the U.S. However, the second biggest degree-producing state was Florida, even though that state ranked fourth in overall population.
Other states that ranked in the top 10 in terms of degree productions included:
· New York (69,654)
· Texas (69,654)
· Arizona (62,990)
· Illinois (41,618)
· Ohio (35,871)
· Michigan (33,322)
· Pennsylvania (29,794)
· Washington (28,977)
The smallest number of associate degrees. . .read more
The University of Phoenix has unveiled plans to partner with numerous community colleges nationwide, but not everyone is on board with the new plan.
In their quest to find effective transfer agreements for their students, community colleges appear to be tapping an unlikely source – for-profit schools. The University of Phoenix has announced partnerships pending with a number of community colleges across the country to offer students at these schools seamless four-year degree options. However, not everyone believes the union between for-profit schools and community colleges will be an amicable or beneficial one.
100 New Partnerships Announced by For-Profit
The American Independent reports that the University of Phoenix plans to launch more than 100 partnerships with various community colleges nationwide during this upcoming school year. The for-profit university hopes that the new arrangements will provide the financial shot in the arm the institution needs after suffering significant budget setbacks in recent years. Reputation is also a concern for University of Phoenix, as the for-profit sector has been plagued with reports of low completion rates and high student debt.
Despite promises of dozens of partnerships by the end of 2013, the University of Phoenix has only finalized agreements with a handful of community colleges thus far. The most notable is a transfer agreement with Northern Virginia Community College, also known as NOVA. NOVA has received plenty of attention from the recent administration, since this is the school where Dr. Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, teaches.
The second system that has formed a partnership with the University of Phoenix is the Maricopa Community College System in Arizona. According to a press. . .read more
In an effort to increase safety, some community colleges will be banning firearms completely on campus. We look at some of the areas that will be taking this approach this school year.
In light of increasing concerns over campus safety, some community colleges are banning firearms this fall. The move has renewed debate over whether guns should be allowed on campus, whether carried by students, faculty or both. While there are arguments to be made in favor of either position, the trend for this year appears to be focused on keeping guns off campus in hopes of keeping students just a little safer during the school year.
California Community Colleges Say No to Guns
The Los Angeles Times reports that all nine campuses in the Los Angeles Community College District in California will become gun-free zones when students head back to class this fall. The Board of Trustees for the schools recently voted unanimously to ban firearms in nearly all circumstances for this school year.
"It is our responsibility to provide a safe environment for our students, allowing them to feel secure and able to totally focus on their academic goals," Scott Svonkin, vice president of the board, told the L.A. Times. "They must never be fearful about setting foot on one of our campuses," Svonkin added.
Previous Shootings Spur Decision
The reasoning behind the ban was a string of violent school shootings, with the most recent occurring at Santa Monica College in June, 2013. During that incident, another Los Angeles Times article reported that five victims died, along with the shooter. The 10-minute rampage began when the shooter killed his father and older brother and set their house on fire.
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OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma ranks last nationally in the portion of women appointed to top public policy positions, according to a survey.
But a spokesman for Gov. Frank Keating said the survey doesn't tell the whole story.
The Center for Women, which is affiliated with the University of Albany in New York, said women hold only three of 28 appointed policy positions.
The center said only 10.7 percent of Keating's public policy appointees are women while women represent 51.3 percent of the state's population.
Keating spokesman John Cox said the survey didn't consider other positions that Keating considers policy-making posts.
Cox said women make up 30 percent of the more than 2,000 appointments Keating has made as governor since 1995.
"That study, we believe, is not objective and did not consider policymaking positions in our internal staff," Cox said.
The center defined policy leaders as head of departments, agencies, offices, boards commissions and authorities.
The center counts what it terms top advisers in the governor's office, which include the chief of staff, government liaison, legal adviser and the press secretary.
But Cox said the center failed to consider the governor's appointment of Denise Bode to the Oklahoma Corporation Commission.
Duchess Bartmess, the governor's general counsel, was counted.
Cox said Keating feels the center should have counted his appointments director, scheduling director and the chief of staff of the first lady.
Of policy leader appointees counted, 20 are white males, three are white women, three are American Indians and two are black.
The survey ranked Oklahoma 12th nationally in the number of top policy posts occupied by black appointees compared to the portion of blacks in the overall population.
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Henson puppets 'Stuffed & Unstrung' at Pabst Theater April 13
Ever wonder what Muppets would say if someone else was pulling the strings? About the closest thing to it is "Henson Alternative: Stuffed & Unstrung," a live, adults-only improv comedy show featuring Jim Henson Company puppeteers. It'll be at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. April 13.
This definitely ain't "Sesame Street," and these aren't the Muppets. It's six Henson puppeteers - out in the open - with 80 puppets, working up bits and sketches onstage. Their efforts are also shown on a big screen behind them. This New York Post report gives you a taste of the experience. »Read Full Article
Orlando Consort offers pristine a cappella vocal concert
Four unassuming British men, each carrying a folder of music, made centuries disappear at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Saturday evening.
The men, known as the 25-year old Orlando Consort, sang a program of pristine a cappella vocal music from the 14th, 15th and 16th centuries. »Read Full Article
Dropping water table causes the Milwaukee Rep to sink, repairs needed
Sitting on a table in an office at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater, the weathered and rotted stump looks like a prop for a scene at a wharf or aboard a seafaring vessel.
The damaged stump, believed to be tamarack, was yanked out of a hole deep in the bowels of the Patty & Jay Baker Theater Complex, adjacent to the Milwaukee River and home to the Quadracci Powerhouse Theater, Stiemke Theater and the Stackner Cabaret. »Read Full Article(37)
Windfall Theatre cast gets a bit lost in 'Petrified Forest'
In the late 1930s, Robert E. Sherwood owned the American stage, winning Pulitzer Prizes for three plays. Opening on Broadway in 1935, and featuring an actor named Humphrey Bogart, "The Petrified Forest" isn't among them. But it's the Sherwood play that's best remembered today, thanks to Bogart's ensuing appearance in the 1936 film with Leslie Howard and Bette Davis.
Windfall Theatre artistic director Carol Zippel is convinced Sherwood's "Forest" can still take root, and she's stating her case in a Windfall production that opened Friday night under her direction. »Read Full Article
Romance, love for stolen Stradivarius in the air at MSO Pops
An evening of love-themed tunes and the return of the famously stolen Lipinski Stradivarius violin to the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra stage made for a big Valentine's Day performance at the MSO Pops Friday night.
A large contingent from the Milwaukee Police Department was in attendance, as guests of the orchestra. They were acknowledged from the stage at the top of the concert, receiving a hearty round of applause from the audience and the orchestra for making arrests in the case and for recovering the 300-year-old violin. »Read Full Article
Kitchen transition is complete at Wolf Peach, where Ersel is now chef
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Edible Book Festival; 'Stride & Glide' run/walk; auto show all this week
"Of Rice and Men"
The Edible Book Festival at the Whitefish Bay Library, 5420 N. Marlborough Drive, will be a buffet of literary allusions from puns on titles and reproductions of book covers to plummy portraits of prominent poets. The public is invited to help judge contest entries Wednesday from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Cupcakes will help fend off these hunger games. »Read Full Article


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The tears flowed – but so, too, did the adoration.
In the end, David Beckham's final game as a professional soccer player wrapped up as if it were scripted on Saturday, with the former England captain lifting a trophy to roars from a crowd in Paris.
The 38-year-old, who announced his retirement last week, broke down in tears as he was substituted in the final moments of Paris Saint-Germain's 3-1 win over Brest. But he was soon laughing again as the crowd chanted his name and he was thrown into the air by his teammates.
He also grinned broadly as he lifted France's Ligue 1 trophy, making him a champion in four different leagues over the past 20 years.
Beckham's wife Victoria and their children Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper were all on hand to witness the final chapter of a storied career, in which he also set a record for outfield appearances by an England player.
"I feel a lot of satisfaction and emotion," said the Londoner, who also won titles with Manchester United, Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Galaxy. "Tonight is the end of my career, for sure."
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In today's world, nearly all homes have a form of a computer. Be it a tablet, desktop, laptop, or an all-in-one, it is almost impossible to find a home or office that is not equipped with at least one of these. PC desktops, or personal computers, rose to popularity in the early 1990's. Believe it or not though, the first computer, which was released back in 1955 only had the computing power of a programmable calculator. Today, PC desktops play a key role in people's lives by serving as a hub for entertainment and commerce. Unfortunately, for those who are not tech savvy, purchasing desktops or all-in-ones can be overwhelming.
While some people choose to purchase their desktop computers from traditional high street shops, many choose to buy them online on eBay.. Because the website makes it easy to shop from the comfort of one's home, eBay has been a favourite among those who like its convenience. Before purchasing on eBay, it is important that the person knows how to use it to its full potential. In fact, serious shoppers should understand how to search for PC desktops and all-in-ones on eBay. Most especially, they should be aware of how to evaluate eBay sellers as well.
The Difference Between PC Desktops and All-in-Ones
At first glance, there may not being anything noticeably different between PC desktops and all-in-one computers. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that the conventional PC desktop has its processing unit housed in a case separate from the monitor, while an all-in-one has the processing unit housed within the monitor itself. Users who prefer keeping cable wires to a minimum prefer all-in-ones to the traditional tower design of PC desktops. At the end of the day, however, their differences are just a matter of style since both still have nearly the same features and functions.
How to Look for PC Desktops and All-in-Ones on eBay
For shoppers who are not used to the format of e-commerce sites, eBay may initially feel difficult to navigate. Unlike traditional computer shops where everything is on display, eBay requires that you know how to properly search for the product. Those who have gotten the hang of it, however, often find it difficult to shop at traditional brick-and-mortar stores again. To start the search, begin by locating the search field that is present on every page of the website. Type in "PC desktop&" or "all-in-one PC&" and run the search. This should direct you to a results page detailing hundreds or thousands of desktop computers. For those who require a more specific ways to locate the computer they want, below are some of the search terms that may be used to browse for products on eBay.
Searching by Monitor
Monitors come in various screen sizes, resolutions, and features. Generally, screen sizes can measure anything from 15 inches all the way up to 30 inches with resolutions ranging from 1366x768 to 2560x1600 pixels. Most of the modern monitors today are made from slim liquid crystal display (LCD)) instead of the cathode ray tube (CRT), which was its bulky predecessor. Other display technologies include LED LCD and plasma monitors. Generally, for most users, the larger the screen size, the better since there is more screen real estate to use. Many monitors have extra features like USB ports, speakers, and A/V inputs.
Searching by Processor Type
There are two major processor manufacturers namely Advanced Micro Devices (AMD)) and Intel for PC desktops and all-in-ones. The central processing unit (CPU) is the main component powering these devices, which is why it is often the first found on the specification sheet. Among the common processor types are the AMD Phenom FX, AMD Sempron, AMD Sempron II, Intel Core i7, Intel Pentium, Intel Pentium 4, and Intel Pentium 4 HT, among others. When buying a computer, it is important to tailor the processor type to the common activities performed on the computer. People who use their computers to watch videos, browse the net, or type up documents do not require high-speed processors. Processor speeds range from one to three gigahertz (GHz).
Searching by Memory
Random access memory, otherwise known as RAM, processes the data on the computer's hard drive. The more RAM, the faster the CPU can run programs and process complex operations. RAM for desktop computers range from 1 to 16 gigabytes (GB). The bare minimum for desktops used for everyday computing like word processing, videos, and Internet surfing is 2 GB. Keep in mind, however, it may still have problems when all these operations are done at the same time. At the moment, it is said that 4 GB is the best in terms of cost and performance. For those with an eye towards the future of software, consider getting 8 GB of RAM if it is within the budget. Additionally, check if the motherboard can support this RAM upgrade as well.
Searching by Storage Space
Hard drives are an important consideration when purchasing desktop computers and all-in-ones. The size of the hard drive dictates the amount of games, music, pictures, applications, and more that can live in the unit. While hard drives are rotating magnetic disks, there are also another form called the solid state drive (SSD). Because SSDs do not have to spin to access data, it is touted as the faster alternative. While it is faster, it is more expensive as well. Generally, storage space for computers ranges from 60 GB all the way up to 2 terabytes (TB). It is important to note that all-in-ones compared to PC desktops may not have their memory upgraded as easily.
Searching by Operating System
Another thing to consider when buying this device is its native operating system (OS). These are Linux, Windows, and the Apple OS, among others. Under these major operating systems, there are various editions with different features. The most commonly used operating system in the world is Windows, while Macintosh follows as a close second. The Apple OS can normally be found only on Macintosh all-in-one computers. Linux, on the other hand, is mostly used by expert programmers instead of the ordinary layperson. When purchasing computers for a particular operating system, it is important to check if the computer specifications fulfill the minimum requirements required for it to run properly.
Searching by Graphics Card
Graphic cards, otherwise referred to as video cards, are used to play games on the computer. Having the right card can make the gaming experience better by keeping jerky graphics to a minimum. The two main manufacturers of graphics cards are AMD and Nvidia. When trying to decipher the capabilities of a graphics card, the rule of thumb is the higher the number, the more powerful the card.
Searching by Brand
There are many brands that offer complete PC desktops and all-in-one. Among these are ASUS, Compaq, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Lenovo, IBM, Toshiba, Sony, Fujitsu, and Acer, among others. Some brands are known for their low-cost alternatives while others provide the user with premium top-of-the-line components.
Searching by Condition
Apart from making it easy to find brand new desktop computers, eBay also makes it easy to find used PC desktops and all-in-ones as well. Browsing for these on eBay is just a matter of finding Condition and picking "Used" to filter the results. After doing this, only second-hand desktop computers should show up. Other conditions include new, manufacturer refurbished, seller refurbished, and more.
Purchasing PC Desktops and All-in-Ones on eBay
After you have picked the PC desktop or all-in-one that you want, the next step is assess the seller. First, check the eBay seller rating to determine if other eBay buyers have had positive experiences with that particular seller. Ideally, the feedback rating should be 99 percent or higher. If it the rating is lower than 99 percent, it does not mean that you should automatically strike the seller off your list. Take a look at his or her detailed transaction to find out the reasons for these negative ratings. Sometimes, it is simply due to inexperience, which the seller eventually learns as he or she sells more. To make sure this does not happen to you, communicate with the seller. After all, eBay sellers are always after positive customer ratings.
If you are looking to save money on these desktop computers, consider purchasing this from local sellers within your area. Some sellers offer free postage & packaging, while others allow you to pick it up directly from their residence or shop. Just make sure that you are dealing with a seller who is willing to do this. Some sellers specify this in their product listings, while others require that you ask them first. Locating local sellers is just a matter of typing your postcode and specifying the distance that you are willing to travel to get the item. With eBay, finding a PC desktop or all-in-one that is within your budget is a simple, easy, and convenient process.
PC desktops and all-in-ones are must-haves of today's electronic age. Those who are thinking of purchasing one, whether for business or home use, should consider doing so on eBay. There are a multitude of ways to search for these gadgets on eBay. Buyers can search for these computers based on monitor, processor, memory, storage space, operating system, graphics card, brand, and condition, among others.
When it comes to monitors, shoppers can choose between LCD, CRT, LED LCD, and plasma, among others. For processor types, it is often a toss-up between AMD and Intel processors, while RAM offered today ranges from 1 to 16 GB. As for storage space, buyers can opt for capacities ranging from 60 GB to 2 TB. Mainstream operating systems, on the other hand, are either Windows, Linux, or Apple, while graphics cards are offered by Nvidia or AMD. When in the market for PC desktops and all-in-ones, consider purchasing one on eBay and have it delivered to one's doorstep in just a matter of days.


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Dude consider yourself lucky to have a DS my uncle stole mine and sold it for meth! no joke... bastard...
dude iv been their, got a DS phat at lunch loved it, played some good games, then i got bored, then i sold it for a PSP, got a couple good games, like seriously the only good thing was socom online multi, then i decided the PSP really sucks alot, they is NO good games, to phat to me a Mp3/movie player, internet brower is slow and useless, and then i got a DS lite and i love it, im currently playing FF3 which is amassing graphics and i have more and buy the Wifi games their fun, just dont do u man u will regret it the PSP has fallen to the DS lite
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Dude consider yourself lucky to have a DS my uncle stole mine and sold it for meth! no joke... bastard...
Wii can do anything better than You
Yeah!!!! good choice my friend, and never again come to that kind of dilemma, for example "should I sell my Wii for a PS3?" the answer will be NOOO!!!! never, don't even think about that
if your into portable gaming stick with the ds ..if you want something like a portable computer get the psp..and yes umd movies are pricy but thats why you buy xcopy9 and tranfer the dvd to the memory card to the psp so you can watch movies on the go..but both are great ds is for portable gaming and psp is like a portable computer
The DS imo has much better games, but the few games on PSP that I love, play awesome! Typically being pretty much 'anti Sony' I have to say, with all my regret for buying the PSP, it still holds it's own value in my collection. NFS series plays awesome and sounds great on the PSP. I have yet to purchase NFS:Carbon to test the DS in that field, actually had that predicament tonight... and ended up choosing DKRS which i'm completely satisfied with. And considering how cheap the DS is, it's really not worth much for resale, so keep it and save up for a PSP if you must.
WiiSports (obviously) / Redsteel / Excite Truck / TC:SO / Rayman RR / Wii Play / Sonic and the Secret Rings / Mad Catz Skinz
Dude take it form me.
Don't buy the PSP i think you will try to sell it within 2 months.
At least that happend to me. I had 43 PSP games and 3.03 OE-A which can run PSX games. After a month I didn't even touch that piece of sh** so i sold it.
Now I want a DS Lite cos i see people have only good things to say about the DS Lite and I like the mario games on it.
So... my opinion - Don't do it ! You'll regret it.
Your Pro ,or your a noob - thats life
I own a USA Wii (sold my EUR Wii) 2x Wii motes 2x Nunchucks
Super Mario Galaxy | Naruto Clash of Ninja Revolution | Guitar Hero 3(selling PM if interested) | Zelda TP | Wario Ware
PSP's are shit, they may have alright hardware but the games are terrible, the DS has so many good games.
hmm thats odd, the only people i have seen with a ds are little girls ( no i'm not a peedo, its my m8s sisters ) lol
but in my opinion the only good games for ds are mario cart and mario bros but i heard that a super smash bros and something else i liked.
Its up to you want you want it for. i would say that if your planning on going on long drives or holidays etc and want something to do, then get a psp,it has music player, movie player, really good games, picture viewing etc and there is a camera that slots into the usb port on the top coming out soon.
basically what i should be saying is, dont just trust ' anyone ' if your planning on getting a fairly expensive console. Do some research for yourself, then check if what they said is right, so on ramble ramble
stevo out!
Hmm, lets try doing some research before we post. You can do all of that on the DS. And its cheaper than the PSP. Also, my friend has a PSP, and he has tons of online games....and NO ONE PLAYS THEM!Originally Posted by Yellow_Wii
Don't do it that is stupid good games are coming out for the DS in the future don't do it


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Skip to comments.Eric Holders Radical Left Attorney Claimed Mohammad Was Tortured; Pushed Throw Out Guilty Plea
Posted on 02/27/2010 7:04:49 AM PST by opentalk
Jennifer Daskal is a radical far left American lawyer who serves as senior counsel for Human Rights Watch, and focuses on issues of terrorism, criminal law and immigration. She is also currently a political hire at Eric Holders Department of Justice, which is seeking to prosecute terror suspects through the criminal justice system instead of through military tribunals.
In 2008, Daskal claimed that Khalid Sheikh Mohammad was tortured and recommended that his guilty plea be thrown out of court. Now this radical is working for the Obama Administration. It figures.
Human Rights Watch reported:
---Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four others announced that they plan to plead guilty to conspiring in the September 11 attacks and related crimes at a hearing before US military commissions at Guantanamo today. All five defendants face the death penalty.
---What should have been a major victory in holding the 9/11 defendants accountable for terrible crimes has been tainted by torture and an unfair military commissions process, said Jennifer Daskal, senior counterterrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch. These five men are known to have been mistreated and tortured during their years in CIA custody, including the acknowledged waterboarding of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed.
---Prior to their transfer to the US military detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay in 2006, all five defendants were held for years in secret CIA detention. Earlier this year, CIA Director Gen. Michael Hayden acknowledged that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed had been subjected to waterboarding a form of mock drowning that has been prosecuted as torture by the United States for more than 100 years. Other defendants are believed to have been subjected to other abusive interrogation methods such as extended sleep deprivation, the use of painful stress positions, and forced nudity, while in CIA custody.
---Under the rules of the military commissions, a judge cannot accept a guilty plea unless he determines that the plea is voluntary and free of coercion.----
Of course, the fact that such a twisted radical is serving in the Holder Justice Department, surprises no one.
More At least 9 Holder Justice officials have previously represented terrorists.
Another far left nut-
She appears to be "Not Guilty." But maybe I need to put my glasses on first. Hang on a sec.
"Fraunces Tavern is a restaurant and museum in lower Manhattan, New York City. It was built on the site of a former building which played a significant role in pre-Revolutionary activities, and in which, on 4 December 1783, General George Washington bade farewell to his officers at the end of the Revolution, before returning to his home, Mount Vernon."
"During the 1970s and 1980s, FALN members set off at least 138 bombs in five major U.S. Cities. Six Americans were killed in those attacks. One of those bombings, in January 1975, was at the historic Fraunces Tavern in lower Manhattan while patrons were at lunch. The explosion killed four and injured more than 50."
"Between 1974 and 1985 the FALN (Puerto Rican Armed Forces of National Liberation) organized 120 terrorist bombings in the United States. Many Americans were killed in those bombings, and many more were crippled. In 1983, another Puerto Rican terrorist group known as the Macheteros, attacked and robbed a Wells Fargo armored car in Connecticut. The Macheteros intended to use the money to finance a terrorist campaign against the United States. Working under the cover of Puerto Rican nationalism and claiming to act on behalf of the 'oppressed people of Puerto Rico,' the FALN and the Macheteros are nothing but Communist revolutionaries. Both groups were organized by Fidel Castro's secret police. The ultimate goal of the FALN and the Macheteros is the creation of an independent Marxist-Leninist dictatorship on the island of Puerto Rico."
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That they would even consider hiring someone like that speaks volumes for their abysmal lack of judgment, and says a lot about their patriotism. That they hired her is scandalous.
What's wrong with torturing a terrorist? Can we once he's convicted?
She is only "not guilty" if you prefer ones who don't wash their hair very often.
This helps explain why Holder was withholding names of the lawyers working on the trial.
Eric Holder, Jennifer Daskal, and KSM should all be put away forever as terrorists and/or traitors
She is a radical left from Chicago.
Or if one can live with the traitorous scum aspect of what she is and represents. I certainly couldn't.
The commie left is in bed with any other group or movement that seeks to destroy America.
She is obama. This DOJ department has an agenda, which should disqualify the whole bunch.
Not guilty after a Lysol Body spray maybe.
A bit closer to the true intent of these radical leftists.
Over 95% of Lawyers are democrats.
You all know what needs to be done!
"Americas chickens... are coming home... to ROOST!"
Speaking of the "Black Liberation" advocate (i.e., revolutionary communist) Rev Wright...
Re: 911
August, 2003: Ward Churchill Caught On Tape Advocating Terrorism [vs Fellow Americans]
Audio link at Michell Malkin's website (included below)
Question from audience:
You mentioned a little bit ago, "Why did it take a bunch of Arabs to do what you all should have done a long time ago," that's my question.
Churchill: I'm gonna repeat that, tell me if I got that right: Why shouldn't we do something and how do you you move so they don't see you coming.
As to the first part, not a reason in the world that I could see. I can't find a single reason that you shouldn't in a principled way there may be some practical considerations, such as do you know how (laughter from audience)
you know, often these things are processes. It's not just an impulse. And certainly it's not just an event.
And the simple answer, although it probably should be more complicated, but I'm not being flip and giving the simple answer, is:
You carry the weapon. That's how they don't see it coming. You're the one...
They talk about "color blind or blind to your color." You said it yourself.
You don't send the Black Liberation Army into Wall Street to conduct an action.
You don't send the American Indian Movement into downtown Seattle to conduct an action.
Who do you send? You. Your beard shaved, your hair cut close, and wearing a banker's suit.
There's probably a whole lot more to it, you know that. But there's where you start. .."
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Here is a 4 minute video from 2006 in which Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn are asked if Ward Churchill in the late 1960s, as he claims, taught the Weathermen bomb making techniques. Ayers says with a sneaky grin: "memory is a real MF-er".
Senator Grassley asked U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder for the names of political appointees in your department who represent detainees or who work for organizations advocating on their behalf the cases or projects that these appointees work with respect to detainee prior to joining the Justice Department and the cases or projects relating to detainees that have worked on since joining the Justice Department. (nov 2009)
On February 19, 2010, Mr. Holder responded via letter, conceding nine such new hires at the Department of Justice worked for terrorist detainees or on behalf of the rights of terrorist detainees. He did not name 7 of those, only affirming the names of two already known: Principal Deputy Solicitor General Neal Katyal, former lawyer to Osama bin Ladens driver, and Jennifer Daskal, a detainee advocate at Human Rights Watch.link
It gets worse. - the lawyer that represented Osama Bin Ladens driver/body guard is working at DOJ,
How can they represent the US people with this background. Seems like sabotage.
Wonder who the other 7 lawyers are, sure it is more of the same
EDITORIAL EXCLUSIVE: On terrorists, Justice recused
AG Eric Holder's clients (the REAL reason for the transfer to free them):
Saad Al Qahtani
Mohammed Zahrani
Achraf Salim ("Sultan") Abdessalam
Abdul Rahman Abdul Abu Ghityh Sulayman
Musaab Omar Al Madhwani
Jawad Jabbar Sadkhan (Al Sahlani)
Majid Khan
Corruptocrat AG Eric Holders conflicted DOJ
"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.
We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream.
It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same,
or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children
and our children's children what it was once like in the United States where men were free."
President Ronald Reagan
The New Media Journal | Attorney General Holder's Advisers Have Conflicts on Detainee Cases
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Wonderful, I am always amazed at what you come up with in your blocks. Your colors & fabrics that you have chosen are wonderful also. Great job. Your blocks will make a very beautiful quilt. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks much for your nice comment/s. Really appreciated. Some times it feels like I'm bumbling along -- this block took a lot longer than some of my others and, yet, it looks so simple.
Very cool!
Hi Darns -- Thanks so much for your comment/s. I've responded before -- but my stuff keeps "not taking" -- I don't know why.
VERY nice Alyx - Your cross just seems to float above the background and I love your little hexi! I find it so interesting to see how some BOMers are now using a technique or element from earlier blocks in their new ones. Well done!
Thanks! This turned out just as I envisioned it. Hey -- do you like the bamboo background? I'm still trying to put together a bigger, more usable, design board, but I thought the bamboo might be fun to photograph off of. What do you think?
I love it! Its the perfect color to enhance your work without taking any of the color away from it. Great choice.
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