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Hind Cartwheel
Book by: drwink
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Genre: Travel
Chapter1 (v.1) - Hind Cartwheel
"What was on the other side of the door, Uncle Wink." Asked Millie.
Venus was still burning through the darkening parchment, above the luminescent breakers in the ocean below. The wild boar their cousin David shot, was on the barbeque.
"What door, Mil?"
"The door at the airport." Sam chimed in.
"Oh, that one." He said. "Many things were waiting behind that door, Sam. Wild bees and frogs, camels and smoking gorillas, palaces and mountains and caves, and coconut groves and desert kingdoms."
"I know what else was behind the airport door." She said.
"What?" Asked Sam. Millie squirmed, like Millie squirms.
"Auntie Robbie." She said, now with her hands on her hips. They both looked at Uncle Wink for affirmation.
He smiled, and closed an eye.
Hind Cartwheel
is an inaccurate name for this story, of course. There are simply too many possible interpretations. Hind can refer to the back of, like one of the rear wheels, a female deer, like the ones in the park where Buddha achieved enlightenment at Sarnath, or the entire Indian subcontinent, as in Hindustan. Or it can mean all three.
The problem is that you can't see a place with a billion people and six thousand years of chaos just by sitting there. Push on through to the other side. Hind Cartwheel, it is.
A Rose in Every Cheek
"When you reveal those rose-colored cheeks, you make the
stones whirl from joy."
Rumi, Ghazal 171
The oxygen masks dropped into our laps on takeoff. Our steward, Ahmet, took a roll of electrical tape from his pocket, and fastened them back into their housing.
"No problem." He said.
"What happens if we need them?" I asked.
"I will come back." He said.
Destiny told me not to hold my breath, but she had already stolen my oxygen. Blonde curls and green eyes had trapped me, inside the transit lounge door. The sunset's last blood embers had left a smoky night in Cairo.
She was from New Zealand and her traveling friend was an Australian computer operator, named Julie. They were on their way home from the three-year 'Big OE,' the essential overseas experience that Antipodeans indulge in, before recolonizing their lives back into the 'back of beyond'. They were sitting with a Pommie bricklayer named Stefan, a Pakistani seaman, a German couple, and an Israeli. We drank free coffee until two am, when the disorganized ticket counter staff began handing out boarding cards and passports, at random. Stefan and I were last on the battered bus to the dilapidated ancient Egypt Air stretch 707. I followed my Destiny and Julie up the gangway, into the long cylinder. The worn seats made it seem like an old movie theatre. I asked if this one was taken. They looked around at the empty aircraft.
"No." she said. I sat down in the aisle seat, and asked her name. Brazen.
"Polly." She said. I would have traded my Duty Free Johnny Walker for crackers, but I knew it was a lie.
"Her name's Robyn." Offered Julie, and asked for mine.
"Wink." I said, and watched their eyes roll around their heads.
Ahmet reappeared at cruising altitude. It was clear that he liked Robyn too. He offered her a complimentary gin and tonic. She offered to include Julie and I in the offer.
Three rounds later, the efforts of my previous sleep-deprived week, recrossing Turkey and Greece, caught up with me. I slept through Ahmet's insistent attempts to lure Robyn off the plane in Abu Dhabi. She woke me with a well-placed elbow.
"Can you take care of this?" She said. It was a bill for nine gin and tonics, about what I would spend in a week. When Ahmet realized that Robyn had no intention of accompanying him into the Emirates, he presented her with the bartab.
I presented the Chief Purser with a handwritten letter, deploring Ahmet's lascivious seduction attempt as a poor reflection on more mainstream Moslem manhood manners. They took him away by his ear, and brought us a bottle of champagne for the loss. Such are the complexities of Islam. Ship me somewheres east of Suez, where the best is like the worst, where there aren't no Ten Commandments, an' a man can raise a thirst. The stones whirled with joy.
Seven hours later, we landed along the Arabian Sea and the Indus delta mangroves, in the Bride of the Cities, the City of Lights, in the madness of the August monsoon. Here was where Alexander the Great had prepared his fleet for Babylonia. Here, the Sindhi inhabitants built a fort in the 18th century, with a 'Brackish Gate' facing the sea, and a 'Sweet Gate' facing the Lyari River. Here, in 1947, during the partition of India and Pakistan, seven million Hindus left their brackishness, and seven million Moslems returned to their sweet. Over a million, on both sides, were massacred along the way. Moslem gangs boarded trains carrying Hindus east, and murdered all the uncircumcised men. Hindu gangs boarded trains carrying Moslems west, and murdered all the circumcised men. Ghost trains entered waiting stations, packed to the overhead racks with thousands of bodies. The carnage was unfathomable.
We passed the empty shell of a Pan Am clipper jumbo, rolled over on its humped cockpit, and emerged into the sauna that had melted the rest of its wreckage. Robyn and Julie took my Duty Free Johnny Walker, as I diverted to help with the CPR being performed on a portly passenger. His pupils were as fixed and dilated as the customs formalities and, like the officials, he'd been dead for a while. I left them to catch up with my Destiny. Stefan had found Julie and Robyn, and they had already found a van to take us into the city.
We manoeuvred out, through a minefield of monsoon road lakes and open sewers, into an intricate kaleidoscopic color riot of rolling folk art. Every conveyance, every bus and truck and motorized rickshaw, was a mobile free-hand garish gallery of panoramas, portraits, poetry, and patriotism, an enthusiastic motif mixture of East and West, secular and sacred.
The prows above the truck cabs were adorned with depictions of the Faysal Mosque in Islamabad, the Ka'bah in Mecca, or Arabic verses writ large on the image of an open Koran. Side panels sizzled with dream landscapes of waterfalls, wooded lakes, snow-capped mountains, or alpine chalets and hunting lodges, straight out of a Mughal court painting. Scenes of tigers and grouse and deer and other animals were framed by flowers, and diamond-shaped reflective strips. The Prophet's winged horse, Buraq, all trustworthy speed and devotion, was a favorite emblem. For a while we drove beside an iridescent mural of Hercules subduing a lion, rendered in undiluted hues of red and purple and yellow and green.
The backs of the vehicles were emblazoned with single large hero portraits of Pakistani film stars, military heroes, cricket players, or Greek gods or the Mona Lisa, painted with creative aspect ratios, and surrounded by vines or geometric designs. The faux marble Formica-paneled truck doors in Karachi were decorated with camel bone; out west in Baluchistan, they would be trimmed with wood. But I didn't know that yet.
The cockpits were dazzling treasure grottos, full of satin and silk marigolds and roses. Tiny faceted mirrors trimmed the windshields, and wall clocks, draped in flashing lights and pompoms, hung from the roofs. Pastel scarves, trailing from colossal heavy-lidded eyes painted on the windows, warded off the evil eye.
The calligraphic themes differed, depending on the type of vehicle. Trucks were all about distance, the journey and spiritual longing. If your mother prays for you, it's like a breeze from heaven. The messages on buses had to do with unrequited love. I wish I were the book you are reading, so that when you fall asleep and the book falls on your chest, I would be so close to you. The lowly rickshaw, with limited space, had to make do with a cryptic word or two. I wish... Broken pearl. The Lollywood billboards we passed under made the traffic look monochromatic.
Several accommodation attempts failed the entomology exam. I suspected the 'Happy Days Hotel' had been named by the bed bugs themselves. We eventually checked into the 'Estate,' Julie and Robyn in one three-bedframe room with two mattresses, and Stefan and I in another. We napped away the afternoon. Stefan was gone when I awoke. Robyn and Julie and I navigated through the downpour, to find sustenance. Under a battalion of ceiling fans, inside the Al-Farouk, we drank rich white lassis, and ate a chicken curry so lavish, that sweet fat spicy cloves floated on the surface. And so we floated too, out into the torrential deluge, around the growing puddles, and back to our respective rain refuge rooms.
When Stefan returned several hours later, he woke me to tell me how pleased he was to be sharing. Humphrey Bogart had said that you're not a star until they can spell your name in Karachi. I spelled it out for Stefan, grabbed my mattress and Serendipity, and dragged them both down the hallway. At two in the morning in Pakistan, in the madness of the August monsoon, there was only one thing to do.
I knocked at Destiny's door.
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UK House of Commons split over battery issue
Apple past, present, future, Analyst says iPod the leader for only 2 more years?
In light of Apple's 20th Anniversary for Macintosh this Saturday, CNET has published a retrospective on Apple's past, present and future.
""The rules of engagement for the iPod market are new. They don't necessarily have to follow the same rules as with their old PC policies," said Roger Kay, an analyst at research firm IDC. "They may relinquish some control in order to gain access or control of a market that could be orders of magnitude larger than their old one." [...]
Apple has said the iPod will succeed by offering higher quality than its rivals, even if it costs more as a result. Many analysts say they expect Apple's consistently innovative design and aggressive marketing to perpetuate the iPod's appeal for at least the near term.
'We think iPod's leading position is defendable for perhaps two years and is important to Apple's 'cool' image,' Merrill Lynch analyst Steven Milunovich wrote in a recent research report analyzing the company's finances."
An idea for iPod - user removable battery
O'Reilly: Five things the next iPod software version needs to have
"Here's five things Apple could put in the next update to the iPod's software that would make it a music power tool (in order of how much I want them):
1. Line-in recording
iPod hackers have shown that the iPod is capable of recording a few seconds of audio through it's headphone port. Being able to record through this port as actual line in would enable you to record pure audio whenever you could get a line. No, the current voice recorder doesn't count."
HP's, Carly Fiorina talks iPod, music piracy and more
Shakespeare's Sonnets on your iPod
Westering has released Shakespeare's Sonnets as Notes as a free download. Instructions for downloading to iPod are available on the website.
Members of Parliamant in UK vote on iPod battery issue
"Concern over the lifespan of the iPod's rechargeable battery has reached the House of Commons, with 11 MPs [Members of Parliament] putting their names to a motion calling for Apple to ensure that replacement batteries are plentiful in supply and priced at a reasonable level.
Labour MP for Chorley, Lindsay Hoyle, tabled the motion, stating his concern regarding the "difficulty people are having in replacing batteries for iPods".
He notes: "iPods were a favourite Christmas present, with a value of between
"The iPod is the modern-day equivalent of the Samurai sword"
"It is a bit emasculating to admit this, but portable electronics have replaced sidearms in our culture. I draw upon the Japanese katana for my analogy for several reasons. First, the katana was much more than a mere weapon or cutting tool. It was a portable symbol of status, power, and class. The warrior class, the Samurai, were actually quite numerous. At their height they were nearly 10% of the population of Japan. Before 1876, wearing the katana conveyed to the casual observer that the wearer of the long and short swords possessed a rank and status of an elite group.
The simple fact that people are willing to pay hundreds of dollars more for an iPod, when equal technology is available in a less impressive-looking package, points directly to this analogy. People will pay more for a status symbol, and in doing so, they have made the iPod one of the most important cultural icons today."
HP already had an iPod of sorts
"Back in 1999, researchers at Compaq designed a 30 Gbyte portable music player that weighed 9.5 ounces, could fit in your pocket and had 10 hours of battery life. The Personal Jukebox - aka PJB - went on sale for more than $500, and Compaq received a handy patent for its work.
But the PJB is not all that interesting in and of itself. Plenty of companies were busy working on their own music players at the time. The demand for such devices was pretty clear, as consumers rushed to organize their music on PCs and wanted a way to carry the tunes around. [...]
The only explanation for HP's iPod lust is that it was the easy way out - the road least invented. [...]
HP's decision to pick up Apple product points to nothing less than a failure of the company to capitalize on its own invention. In addition, it shows HP's unmatched readiness to ignore in-house IP at the very moment a fledgling market looks promising."
Apple posts new iPod commercial
Apple has posted a new iPod TV commercial for viewing at Apple.com which features "Channel Surfing" by Feature Cast. It had been shown for the first time during Steve Job's Keynote speech at Macworld San Francisco.
Macworld UK: One-in-six Xmas iPods sold in UK
"Apple UK achieved excellent results during the last (December) quarter, with one-in-six iPods sold over the Christmas period worldwide shifting in the UK market, Macworld UK has learned.
It appears that in the region of 125,000 iPods were sold in the UK
iPods selling "like hot cakes" in UK
"Hundreds of desperate shoppers missed out when the new portable digital music players vanished from the high street before Christmas.
And it doesn't look like its popularity is on the wane - not only are they still flying off the shelves, Apple also has a new mini version on sale in the US, which is set to hit the shops here in April. [...]
"They're like hot cakes. We get them in stores and they sell out immediately. We're working really hard to get more stock," says Kellie Evans, spokeswoman for Dixons."
Apple, HP deal angers Microsoft
"HP's move to release an own-branded digital-music player based on Apple's iPod and to ship iTunes pre-installed on all HP PCs - has angered Microsoft.
General manager of Microsoft's Windows digital media division David Fester has suggested that iTunes' emerging dominance would be bad for consumers, because it would limit them to the iPod."
UK TV reports iPod battery issue
MacMinute reports: A news story on Channel 4 in the U.K. last night reported on the issue some users are having with their iPod's battery. "The iPod, by Apple, can cost anywhere from
HP - No WMA for IPod
"Contrary to reports, Hewlett-Packard will not be supporting Microsoft's Windows Media Audio format in its forthcoming HP-branded iPod. [...]
"We're not going to be supporting WMA for now," said Muffi Ghadiali, product marketing manager for HP's digital entertainment products group.
"We picked the service that was the most popular (Apple's iTunes Music Store)," said Ghadiali. "We could have chosen another format, but that would have created more confusion for our customers."
TechTV to review iPod Battery Replacement Kit
Tech TV's The Screen Savers will be reviewing an iPod battery replacement kit tomorrow night (7 pm EST). This is the first time I've seen a TV show review the kit, and their analysis is usually spot on. Should be interesting to see their take on the issue.
iPod to support Windows Media Audio?
Connected Home Magazine's Paul Thurrott predicts the recently announced Apple/HP partnership will bring Microsoft's WMA format to the iPod.
Businesses spring to life around iPod
Ellen Lee for Contra Costa Times has written an article about the cottage industry which has spawned from the creation of the iPod - well known accessory makers DLO, Ten Technology, and Speck Products were mentioned.
iPod-based 'HP Digital Music Player' unveiled
As noted by MacMinute, Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina has unveiled the new iPod-based "HP Digital Music Player" at this week's Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. The device is light blue in color and has an "HP" logo on the back. Firoina said it is "the first and only one" in existence. HP and Apple announced a partnership yesterday to deliver an HP-branded digital music player based on Apple's iPod, which is expected to ship this summer. CNET has a short video of Fiorina introducing the device at CES.
CNET: HP, Apple harmonize on iPod
"'Apple will manufacture the player, which will not have the iPod name but will have the same design and features as Apple's third-generation iPod players, Phil Schiller, senior vice president at Apple, said in an interview. Also, the HP music player will come in "HP Blue," he said.
"The way we look at it, HP will be reselling an iPod device," said Schiller, who noted that the device will display the Apple logo at start-up and will work with all of the accessories made for the white-hued Apple varieties. [...]
The deal with HP involves only the traditional iPod design and not thenew iPod Mini models, which use a 1-inch hard drive that has 4GB of storage, Schiller said; though, he added, that's "obviously something we can look at in the future."
Schiller would not say whether Apple may look to craft similar deals with other computer or electronics makers. While that part of the deal is not exclusive, Schiller said HP's promotion of the iTunes Music Store through its PCs is a "multiyear, exclusive" deal."


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For the first time in 14 years, the Boston University Terriers will not participate in the 56th annual Beanpot Final, which will be played next Monday.
My Terriers lost to the No. 9 Boston College Eagles 4-3 in overtime on an overtime goal by Nathan Gerbe. Gerbe was skating toward the net when he slapped the puck by goalie Brett Bennett at 7:15 of overtime. Bennett had a career-high 30 saves for the Terriers.
BU got goals from Nick Bonino, John McCarthy, and Pete MacArthur. BC countered with goals from Anthony Aiello, Benn Ferriero and a late power-play goal from Gerbe in the 3rd period. Gerbe added the game-winner in OT for his second goal of the game.
The Eagles will be playing the Harvard Crimson after beating the No. 14 Northeastern Huskies 3-1. The Crimson got their 3 goals in the first seven minutes of play from Paul Dufault, Mike Taylor, and Doug Rogers. The Huskies got their lone goal in the 2nd period from Ryan Ginand.
Harvard will be making its first appearance in the Beanpot Final in 10 years and will face BC. BU will face Northeastern in the 3rd place consolation game.
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To the list of threats to tropical rainforests you can add a new one -- trees. It might seem that for a rainforest the more trees the merrier, but a new study by scientists at the Carnegie Institution warns that non-native trees invading a rainforest can change its basic ecological structure -- rendering it less hospitable to the myriad plant and animal species that depend on its resources. Results are published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.*
The research team, led by Gregory Asner of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology, used innovative remote sensing technology on aircraft to survey the impact of invasives on more than 220,000 hectares (850 square miles) of rainforest on the island of Hawaii. Previous studies of the impact of invasive plants on forests were limited to small areas. Instruments aboard the Carnegie Airborne Observatory (CAO) penetrate the forest canopy to create a regional "CAT scan" of the ecosystem, identifying key plant species and mapping the forest's three-dimensional structure.
"Invasive tree species often show biochemical, physiological, and structural properties that are different from native species," says Asner. "We can use these 'fingerprints' combined with the 3-D images to see how the invasives are changing the forest."
This is the first use of this approach to track invasives in Hawaii, where roughly half of all organisms are non-native, and approximately 120 plant species are considered highly invasive. Undisturbed Hawaiian rainforests are often dominated by the ohia tree (Metrosideros polymorpha), but these slow-growing native trees are losing ground to newcomers, such as the tropical ash (Fraxinus uhdei) and the Canary Island fire tree (Morella faya).
CAO surveys of rainforest tracts on the Mauna Kea and Kilauea Volcanoes found that stands of these two invasive tree species form significantly denser canopies than the native ohia trees. Less light reaches lower forest levels, and as a result native understory plants such as tree ferns are suppressed.
Introduced trees can also pave the way for more invaders by altering soil fertility. The Moluccan albizia (Falcataria moluccana) "fixes" atmospheric nitrogen, concentrating it in the soil, which speeds the growth of a smaller invasive tree, the Strawberry Guava (Psidium cattleianum). The guava trees form a dense, mid-level thicket that blocks most light from reaching the ground and stifles young native plants.
"All of our invasive species detections were made in protected state and federal rainforest reserves," says Asner. "These species can spread across protected areas without the help of land use changes or other human activities, suggesting that traditional conservation approaches on the ground aren't enough for the long-term survival of Hawaii's rainforests."
"These new airborne technologies, which are sensitive enough to discern saplings and young trees, may make the problem more tractable,"comments study co-author Flint Hughes of the US Forest Service. "They allow scientists to probe the make-up of forests over large areas and detect invasions at earlier stages."
Based on the success of this study, Asner and colleagues plan to expand CAO surveys of the ecological impacts of invaders in other forests on Hawaii and Kauai Islands, where premier, remote rainforest reserves remain virtually unmapped.
The Carnegie Airborne Observatory is made possible by the support of the W.M. Keck Foundation and William Hearst III.
* Authors: Gregory P. Asner, R. Flint Hughes, Peter M. Vitousek, David E. Knapp, Ty Kennedy-Bowdoin, Joseph Boardman, Roberta E. Martin, Michael Eastwood, and Robert O. Green
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Olby to tea partiers: C'mon, you know you're racists
posted at 6:55 pm on February 16, 2010 by Allahpundit
A change of pace for the modern-day Murrow. Instead of angrily accusing his opponents of racism, here he accuses them of racism with exquisite, almost poignant condescension. A money quote from the Newsbusters transcript:
I know if I could only listen to Lincoln on this of all days about the better angels of our nature, I'd know that what we're seeing at the Tea Parties is, at its base, people who are afraid – terribly, painfully, cripplingly, blindingly afraid…
You're scared and you're in a world that has changed in a million ways, and the most obvious one of them is something unforeseeable not a decade ago – a black President. And yet, you are also in an world, inherited, installed by generations that knew only fear and brutality and prejudice and difference and suspicion. The generations have gone, but the suspicion lingers on.
You can read the whole thing at the link but I recommend sitting through at least the second half of the clip lest you miss the heartrending pathos of it all. DrewM did a nice job of responding to him at Ace's site, but I'd add two points. One: I'm actually surprised that Olby keeps hammering this racial demagoguery, not because it's beneath him — to the contrary — but because it's turned him into a joke and you'd think his giant ego would eventually blanch at that fact. He may not be bothered by lefty bloggers like Bob Somerby rolling their eyes at his simple-minded race-baiting, but when Jon Stewart's doing seven-minute goofs on him for framing Scott Brown as some sort of woman-hating brownshirt, one might expect a moment of reflection. Then again, this is a guy who thinks pick-up trucks are code for white supremacism and who once compared Fox News to the KKK (there's a Klan reference here too, natch), so it may be less a case of him thinking this is some smart, shrewd debating strategy than simply being unable to resist a compulsion. Since he was kind enough to psychoanalyze tea partiers, feel free to respond in kind.
Second point: No less a liberal light than James Carville interviewed tea partiers to find out what's driving them and ended up concluding that racism isn't a factor. Believe it or not, they're really, truly motivated by antipathy to Obama's agenda. In which case, what's the ultimate point here? That rallying in support of small government is itself ipso facto racist?
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Pay Boost to Part-Timers in India
Chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee found favor with part-time teachers in the state-aided colleges across Bengal when the government decided to take up a proposal to enhance their pay despite a funds crunch.
"I am shocked to learn that part-time teachers in colleges are getting a paltry sum between Rs 1,000 ($22.14) and Rs 2,000 ($44.28) per month. This is humiliating. We have decided to raise their salaries at the earliest," Bhattacharjee said in October at the 76th state conference of the West Bengal College and University Teacher's Association.
"Those who teach in undergraduate colleges as part-time lecturers in lieu of permanent ones deserve better treatment," asserted the chief minister at the function, which was also attended by the state higher education minister, Sataysadhan Chakraborty.
Chakraborty echoed Bhattacharjee and said part-time lecturers have for long demanded an increase in their pay. "It is really insulting for a college teacher to earn such a paltry sum, no matter whether he is a part-timer or not," the minister said.
Officials said part-time lecturers used to get a monthly remuneration of Rs 150 ($3.32) about a decade ago. Five years ago, the part-time lecturers demanded a hike in their pay and the government bowed
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LSU right-hander Aaron Nola was selected the midseason pitcher of the year. South Carolina pitcher Wil Crowe was chosen the midseason freshman of the year, while Houston's Todd Whitting was tabbed the midseason coach of the year.
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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) - A local official says it appears two Navy pilots dumped fuel from a fighter jet before it crashed into a Virginia apartment complex, and that likely prevented the resulting fire from being far worse.
Bruce Nedelka is the Virginia Beach EMS division chief. He said Friday that witnesses saw fuel being dumped from the jet before it went down, and that fuel was found on buildings and vehicles in the area.
Nedelka says that maneuver likely prevented what could have been a massive fireball and fire.
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Labor had no plans to appoint its defence spokesman Kim Beazley as Australia's ambassador to the United States if it won the election, Opposition Leader Mark Latham said today.
Mr Latham rejected speculation that Mr Beazley had only been appointed to the defence role to help boost Labor's popularity before the election and would take on the US posting after the poll.
Asked on Brisbane radio station 4BC if Mr Beazley was on Labor's front bench for the long haul, Mr Latham said: "Yes, absolutely.
"What you've mentioned has never been discussed or entertained.
"He's there for the long haul and will do a great job I hope and trust as Labor defence minister."
Mr Latham appointed Mr Beazley as Labor's defence spokesman last week.
Mr Beazley, a former Labor leader, defence minister and strong defender of the Australia-US alliance, has returned to the defence portfolio at a time when Labor's relationship with the US government is under considerable strain.


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Is the motor a dual turbo 3.6 VR6 motor?
It's a friggin Porsche for god's sake. I'm sure it drives beautifully, they all do. It's a small suv, if it's not big enough, buy a Cayenne - very comfortable for 4. Why all the Porsche hate from the Subaru crowd?
No hate here - the Sube was sold due to the kids expanding in every direction.
My prime test now consists of jamming my 6'4" fatboy frame into the backseat of any car we might considering - if its a reasonable fit, the rest is gravy.
We own one. It's the wife's daily driver, but I end up driving it quite a bit on trips and whatnot. Very nice, comfortable car that feels like it should go a lot of miles before something major goes wrong.
Reasonably fuel efficient - probably 25 around town and around 30 on the highway if you keep it sane.
All the bells and whistles. The auto tailgate is awesome when it's raining and you've got a load of groceries.
Comfort. I drove solo from Dallas to Columbus, MS (500mi) and was not fatigued at all.
Sloping rear glass looks good, but really cuts down on what you can fit back there.
5 speed transmission? Seems like a six is pretty standard these days.
Not nearly as fun to drive as the '07 passat wagon it replaced. My wife loved that car, but it didn't give either of us warm fuzzy feelings about reliability...
All in all though, it's a really nice car. I like to refer to it as the nicest Accord wagon ever.
One more thing... The whole Acura buying experience was the most pleasant dealership experience I've ever had. I can't recommend King Acura in Birmingham, AL enough!
Is there a recommended forum for BMW enthusiasts? - I'm specifically researching the 328i Touring wagon
...or this, but you better bleed BMW at the fest.com.
Thanks, I'll check them out
Bidding is up to $12,800, hasn't hit reserve yet.
Edit: sold for $15k. - http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=301020574557
This 1978 Dodge Diplomat station wagon runs a 440 Six Pack from a '69 Super Bee for which it was featured in the February 1991 issue of Mopar Action magazine. It's super clean and fully loaded, and as demonstrated in the article cover page, capable of massive, smoky burnouts—our kind of family car. We'd take the wheels back to the stock hubcaps to erase any hint of performance, and then save our money for spare rear tires. Find it here on eBay in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
I suppose it's too fast for windshield wipers? Or more likely, it's just been painted for a quick sell
Yeah, I saw that this morning too. It looks great. I remember my step-dad a creme colored LeBaron wagon just like that. I remember the fake dowels on the wood Strom surrounds.
That thing looks great today.
After 5 years of new car shopping in which I feel like I've driven everything I settled on a used Passat Wagon B5. It's the GLX 4Motion VR6 - pick it up tomorrow. Pics to follow
Dear god. Have you paid attention to a single VW thread in Shiny Things for the last 10 years?
What happened to the BMW?
That IS just gorgeous.
Friend of a friend selling.
Looks like a nice start to a 442 Wagon clone:
the price was right and I'm waiting for the new Alltrack so if I get two years out of it, it will be worth it. It'll blow-up next week now
One positive, my closest friend has a 2004 with 80K on it and it hasn't missed a beat
I love the 3 Series Touring but prices on used and the cost of parts if something does go wrong is a worry. With the launch of the new four cylinder turbo and Tdi there may be some nice used ones in a couple of years.
'Sides, my Passat B5 is a genuine Audi underneath.
That's nothing to be proud of.
I kid man, seriously, congrats and i hope you enjoy it.
Just found this thread. I'm a wagon freak.
Some of the past rides:
2003 S6 (loved that one and should have never sold it)
2007 BMW.... Meh, glad to see it go.
1961 Buick LeSabre Wagon (second owner, loved that car and drove it all over. Sadly sold now).
Also have a 2012 WRX wagon, but I'll keep the photos to myself if it isn't a "real" wagon here.
Just bought a 1957 Chevy Wagon that will be my next project. Its still on the way to me.
First thing is one of these kits Mayle Control Arm/Tie Rod
Love the look of those Audi's


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She started the day with a bogey, but Catherine Fortin landed on top of the heap after the opening round of the BMO Financial Group Canadian Women's Tour stop yesterday at Rivermead in Aylmer.
The 21-year-old amateur scored five birdies and was the only golfer to finish at par or better -- with an even-par 72.
"Everything was going good," said Fortin, who entered the tournament because it's only a five-hour drive from her home in Beauceville, Que., located south of Quebec City.
"I was driving the fairway or the green. If I wasn't driving the green or the fairway, I was doing my up-and-down, so it went well."
She begins today's final round one shot in front of Toronto's Louise Zylstra and two ahead of Marie-Josee Rouleau of St-Lambert, Que., Linda Shephard of Brighton, and Nisha Sadekar of Stouffville.
Ottawa's Ashley Bickerton, who plays out of Rivermead, is three back.
"I'm just going to play shot by shot and try to do what I did today and forget about the other players and just play my game and see what's going on," said Fortin, who finished her freshman year on a golf scholarship at Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, Mich.
"Winning would mean a lot. It would mean a step forward in my golf."
Four of Fortin's birdies came on the back nine, a finish marred by a triple-bogey 7 on the 321-yard 13th hole.


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Abilene Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - April 12, 1935, Abilene, Texas Wift ^Wlcne Bail? 3i^portcr"WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WUHLD EXACTLY AS IT GOES"—Byron A VOL. LIV. Full Lsased Wires of Associated Press (W) United Press (UP1 ABILENE. TEXAS. FRIDAY. APRIL 12. 1935— FOURTEEN PAGES (Evening Edition ot The Abilene Morning News) NUMBER 158Harry Hines To Succeed W. R. Ely Dun & Bradstreet See Sharp Business Upturn 'UNFDFNCP N'Reimng A/fer Eight Years, Eiy illClllTIl FULLS 1 Students Here_ Takes Woman's Corpse on Weird Ride Str\r Macaluso lIHt» 32-year-old bank employe, was held for investigation at New Orleans after telling i>olice he had carried the body of Mrs. Grace Gonzales. 21, (rightI In the back of hi*« car for two days. He said Mrs. Gonzales killed herself. Macaluso Is charged with embezzling funds from the bank. (Associated Press Photos). Retiring After Eight Years, Ely Pays Tribute To His Colleagues |)||H Retirmg irotn the Texas highway ! commission after a longer contlnu-oun perkxi tlian any other man ever served—eight years and three months—W. R. Ely. Abilenian, a.s-serled his appreciation to the peo- Stimulus To Dispel Im - department. Judge Ely .smilingly shook hands a AD BOA T0 Enroll 300,000 New Men In CCC i newly appointed comml.s.sk>ner. is a! enough time—eight year; and three successful biLsine.sii man Of Wichita months—to the public service ai a Palls, a man of high character and . membi*r ot the c«mmi.vsion. 1 have proven ability, I rungratulatf him enjoyed the work and my a.H:a>clH-on his optKiitunity to be of .sub- tlon with my colleagues 1ms been .stantial service to the .state in thi.s extremely pleasant. I doubt If the , *ii j ^ivp Rillinn Hnllar Wnrkq pie of Texas'for their cooperation i time of Mie.sh. As a member of the state has ever had im organiza lion CnO ICG Ol GOVemOP Allred uimuii uunai wwuiiVD i commi.*ssion he will have the opix>r-; of more loyal and effieient men and I Fund Givp^ N ppHpH:earnesttrlÍ3Utetohl.scoUeague.s and Itunltyto participate intne expendí-¡women than thosr who make up j the far-di.stributed per.wnnel of the ture of approximately 70 million.^ of • ♦•■''' rw.rv.,nnci ot the hitihwav de- . dollars <50 millions federal and 20 mtllionr state funds» during the next year, and much can be accomplished toward completion of a connected .sy.stem of hlghwa>.s and at the ome time afford .sub.stantlal relief to thtmsand.s of People needing employmtnt. "T have felt that I have given patience of Some tH U Move Is One of First Phases Of Huge Work-Relicf Program W'ASHINGTON. April 12—»Ti-Enrollment of the 300.000 new men for the civilian conservation corps within 60 day.s wa.s proniLsed today Tr^m Into AutO ^>' peclmer. CCC director. If din urdbllCS imu ^ conference with President Loaded With High School Students Roosevelt on thl.s pha.se of the $4.-000.000.000 work-relief ■ rogram. Pechner went over wah President Roosevelt his recommendation.; for 1.500 new camp.s in the 43 .state-;. Early presidential approval of the plan Is in prospect. The war department would build NEW YORK. April 12. (AP) —The sharpest business rise in 25 years was forecast for the immediate future in the weekly business review by Dun and Bradstre«et today. "More convincing proof has come forward that th*; passing of March left behind the lows for the year," the review said. Sentimriil ( hanges •'DuHng the week there ws* .'i romplete tran.sforma.tlon of .sentiment a.s the hope« for a rather far-removed improvement were replaced by a realization that the immediate future is to bring the «harpe.st rise that has been wuneRs-, ed in buslner.i In the past quarter ' of a centuiw ," The review added that the ri.se "will be fortified adequately to prevent interrupting me ,ion.* whlrh followed the .spurts of the laU two with a departing delegation from Wlntcr.s. pu.shed a.slde a cluttering of law papers, and gave the following statement touchhig on the appointment of his sucres.sor. Harry-Hines; 'T ttndersiand Mr, Hine.s, the the personnel ol the highway de partmcnt. and I earne.stly hoia* that the.se capable emplove.s will be c<»n-tlnued in their pip.seht po.sltlom; For their unfailing devotion to me they have my profound and grateful thank.s, "T am grnteftil also to the people Pledges Self To Close Gaps: Business And Civic Leader Students Here Ignore Strike Call for a nation wide atodent strike agjiinsl participation In war was unheeded today by the three \bll«-ne college». President J. 1». Sandefer at ilardlii - Simmons university, Preslrienl C|. Smith at Mc-Hurry college and Vice-President lioii Morris at .thileiit rUrbtian eollege refwrted that there were I to c.*tmpus demonittrplfhm and (hat the question has been raised here. hardly See 41.4, Page II. ( ol. 3 A) ROCKVILLE. Md.. April 12— Ghft&tly rcnuiant.s of wholesale trauredv. the mangled bodies of 14 _ hi;?! .s. hool sto{)cni.s who met de«nh 1 the r#mt>s and J-echm*r txpres.sed j.vmpti stlmulax needed to dispel the years •• It continued Poiential benclii.s of the five billion dollars appropriated by the government have pro- whet, 'ÍÍ.Í1 irai-'i trufcueo their auto bus iste lR;4 lîlght, IftV in an unprov'uvcd morgue in a quiet fun-- Hie belief U will be txxs.Mble to complete the job and enroll the 300.-000 new men within a two months era'l home here today while anguish- i period. The work law authorizes a ed pB,reni.s went about the ta.sk of , CCC eorps 600,000 strong, identlfvlng thi'm. 1.3 others Hurl I iiieeu other otcupanUs of the bu.s, irK'ludtns the driver and the teacher 'n rharge, were .suffering from various injuries and .shock but with the exception of two .students in a haspltAl at W.ashtngton. all were able to go tu iheir homes at Wil-Uam.sport. Md One of the laiicr—Mtirgiiret Crebs Impatience which had appeared in some blanche* becau.se of the let-' down in busings« toward the close : on the first quarter. "All of the report.s received were ^ more deci.sive than at any time this year In the confident attitude taken I regarding a more even tempo of ! progre.s.s from now on. : "Encouragement also wa. provid- I ed by the fact that, in spite of rain, Mr iBoospveJt. in pushing forward the li4,CK>0.0(K).000 program was represented U.S relying on the CCC a.s one of the ftr.st point* ol action. It wa.s believed the corps will permit absorption of .some of the college graduates coming out of school this June who micht be unable to find i cold, snowfall, and recurrent dust- work otherwi.se. storms, con.sumer demand was suf- The president also had on hi.s ficiently strong to carry retail dl.s- _ " calling list today Rexford G. Tug- tribution to a larger total than for —was repoi^ to be suffering from ; well, under-secretaxy of agriculture preceding." internal Injunes and the extent of, who is expected to take a part in | wholesaler.« were rushed with.re- her hurts was not definiw*ly known, the work relief effort. orders, the review .said, and many The other, Jane Staley, who sus- Moving deliberately, the pre.sident retailers lost .sale.*- becau.se of delay.s tained a broken arm. w-a; said to be . had with him during the work re-out of danger liaf conferences Daniel Bell, acting News of the crash struck with i director of the budget, for advice on rhilUiik horror here. Appalled by the ! allocating fund*. Meanwhile, relief administrauon figures showed that 6 jver cent of CALF SHOW AT SWEETWATER Twenty Animals Shown In 3rd Annual Competition SWEETW.ATER. April 12 -Nolan county's third annual boys' calf show was tinder way here ttxlay under sponsorship of the Sweetwater board of riiy development Harry Win.ston of Snyder, president of the Texas Hereford Breeders as.wiation, was on hand to do the judging Quality of the calves on dt.vplay was declared unusually good, nearly up to the standard of (lie big shows. Twelve of the calves were being exhibited by the vocational iotusn ■*] Ditrtdi school, whlrh alscr br^ \ pci. of sheep on cUsplay. Entiie. alpo w-eie made by J. I, TAirner. Sweetwater. la.st year's winner, and Harry Bennett, Aweetwater. winner in 1933 Both bovs were awarded trips to the Chicago Inte» national show for their winnings. Today'.s winning calf will tx- M.id t(j the liighe.'i bidder A bid of 25 cents per pound was entered early by a local cafe. Tri-Powers A greed On League Program WAR PROTEST BY STUDENTS Observance Of Strike Call Quiet In Southwest Confirm State Planning Board France. Under Pressure, To Tone Down Condemnation of Germany (("iurlghi 0*85. H> Cr,-*»* ST RES A. April 12 An agreement among th* representatives of Frc.m r Great Brit a in, and Italy as to the program they shall follow i»i next week s l,eag»ie of Nations' Council session at Geneva was reached today, Pierre I-aval, iortngn mmisusi of Prance, informed Tlie A.s.soru.h*d Pres* Premier Mi*f N<*liiil oT Ytal.v -- ;d Prime Minister ihinisay M.icDon-ald oi Great Bril -in were r*>present-ed being in eoniplete agreement wiLli La'.al on llu pioctidurp of action to b«> taki'u at llu* eouueil, w hich WHS called into .m ssion on ; reprew'utaUon.s by PYituc»' that Ger menv bv rearmament, Imd violated I the milUHry clauses of the Versall-■ les treaty. Prevlou,s to the announced agree Seymour Man Socked In Eye; Eastus Mum AUSTIN. April 12. (AP)— Governor James V. Allred today appointed Harry Hines, Wichita Falls oil operator and church leader, to succeed W. R Ely of Abilene, on the Texan hiii'hway coniniission Hines will serve as chairman. Member Fight Year«« I*ny ha* l>pcn a member of the | CHICAGO, April 12.-h^> A free commi.s.don for more than « ight j f®*" fight, with .'itirka, atones, egf» V,-«!'- «nd m»l.v porM.n,. tiryr,! tlwl , he i>e rcHpiMinted His term ex- . broke out on the University of Chl-pired Fcbruan- 15 but he will re-'rampux h*d»v when a group main in office until hU succesosr Ls of 500 studen's attempted to stop a . i parade after an anti-war meeting con.irmed bv the senate * I (hie,, 43. wa.s the only pre.sident ' __ of the late roiivetition of the Chn.stti'-ii fiuirch to .sueceed himself in offire He is a menii'»er of ; ihe fhiir( I''*- national boerfj of eon- I trol, a director ol Jarvl.s * oUege and j rneiul--"!' of the Uni!*'*! Btates rommJtt»>e of twelve for the world coMV«*nt I oil to Ix* held In England Hines succeeded Goventor Allred a,s the teccher in Wichita i^ill«. of one ol tlie largest Sunday school clttsse« in Texa* One member of the highway roni-t __mlfeslon if HPiKtinted every two F,a.Htu.s. in Fort Worth, deehned to'years, and each .succeeding governor b permitted to name th»' chttirman. John Wo<Kl is the retiring chairman of the three-mcmlxT board "I con.sider the apponitmrm by the Koveruof a-s ,» »all to .service," Hlne* iwtid, "It will i>e a pleasure In have a part in th»' work of iur-Ihci pfrlcctliig inie «*f the finest WICHITA FALLS. April 12 -»UP» H. T .tackson. City clerk oi 8«*yinour, toduy ** tu nursing a black ¡eye which. t»e a.ss€?rtcd. wa.s the handiwork of U. B. district sttor-ijey UiSths E«e.tua di.scus.^ the matter, .saying i don't know what hek talking ¿bout. Ld him do all the t«Iking. 1 have nothing to say." H>* would neither admit, nor deny that h»* had »uigaged in a flM fight with Ja*ksnn during Mie re»'»*nt, ses-,lon ot fiHieral »'oiirt h»*rc Jack.son ' <»d ihe encounter cnd»'d .,yst«in of hh'hwuy> in this nation, wltii H hlrigle blow and he made ntî i pb-dg«* my be.si eri«>rts to the Job attempt to utaUate agHiiist his op- of continuing to c*o.se one by one jioncnt. He relUM'd to di.scusH de- the gups in our hlghwav». By United Pres.*- A .student "»»like" egnlnat war drew many thoti.sand.s ot «tidenia from their ctnss^. Tor one hour today, with ynnthftil leaders eatimat-ing a prtrtkipaiUtn of LAO 000 tn demon.stration thrnoghowt the nation While the strike tall wiu i.saticti on a nationsl .xrale moei of the pb-.servance was confined to large eaat-em collfge,x. FJsewher»» if any d«*munsti%tlons viere held Ihiy were very quiet About 1.000 attideni at the Um-veraitv »»f 'TTxa* milled around for an hour Texa* Tech .student* if* nomi ttw* »-all. Dr Bradford Knapp of Tech summed up the aentimeht with: "Of course w* all are againxt war, but striking won't atop it. It'.v rldlrulou;.." A cold, driz/hng ram in the New A'orl: are;« and ot!»er eastern sections forced iiuiny of tlie demon-.St rations indoor;, but the first ------- - , ■ . , - . J * groups to walk out ai 11 a. in. re- meni, iYanc«* had «Kr»'t*d to refrain tails o! thè me» img but irieiids «aid , th»* replticlng of w»>rn out roads and j )".,4yy aU»'ndun» e from a.sking the couiudl to cond»'mn tfermaiiy, in return for h Brillah ---------blefi.smg on tlic FYench idea of re- AU8TIN. April 12.—-( P/ Th'- .''cn- j gional European pacts within the ate today confirmed all of Gover- framework oi the league. tragic end of the children« trip, fear-strlckcn parenus trembled j through the hours a.s the death list | gradually took form. ! Tlie Ibt ol de.id. tis givtm out liere i bv Mayor Richard Hawkins, follows, j Margaret Ev.i Zimmerman. Paul | McElrnj Carl Bnndlc, Norri.s DOWU.V. Jr , Pearl Emerson. Virginia Mver*.. LcRov Ki'ndall. Claude Myers. B«*rihii Castle. Elva Har.sh. M. r f'"ii" Phoeb»' Kellev fc5i' Wim''»-.N jMum.s piurif llrlver Not Injured Pen v Liuf, driver of the tnick.' and M!s.s Loui.s»- Punk, teacher ac-(ycomnairting th«- children, were not' in tured. Line, is held !u rc in default of tl.OOO bond e-n a charge of mun-xlauehter pcndinc an tnque.st which ; ha.s been '-ct tor Tue d;t> | E 'tlv uiK cri;tiut\ <ner tlic name . | of Iho*»' who iMTUlicd and tlujsc Who .survncd in the iu rideiU atJoor-entlv resulted trom a d» sire of Mu Punk to break the news gently to the bereaved partnt... ITirectlv after the crash Mi.s.s Punk tPlepl'oned from Rorkvlil«- to Dr. I. i M Zimmerman who.e daughter wa.s amon;.; thn:4' killec,. that there had been a 'Ik»cl accident ' and his be* Bi b VUfFt K. Page 14 (ol. 6 W. M» Jones Deed Case Is Reversed Jurignicm in the ca.m of H Ft Jon» v Susie Helen Kate Jones ill w hl» h annulinen; of the marriage of the piulntiff: ftther W. M. .Ion»*' to tin ■ ' lei'dai'l and »'Hn-cellHtii'U of cci'd, t r-i n.slci rinr clt\ propcrt'. tl. i'i wer»' uuten'd, has bweii re* "r "I 'u 'h*' IBh fourl of appeal, at F * tiind cUd the cas»* i-emanded foi 'I 't in diMrirt court, here H V, j,)j ■ . .1 ,» '..Ui.rdian ol hi.s tat her w lio had been adjudged of un.sound inuKi Mrs Jom- wa.s awurded i*l.')0 wiiich. the jur; found, she had nnc.sted in u Wal-mit .dreci home .miied by W M J»>iie. 'ill*' 'diet llatloii of deed.s involved M*veral lots owned by the elder Jone« .Appeal wai made by dcfen*« attorney*, incident to the ru.sh "General Industrs* continue« at the year'.« peak, with the gain being extended in the output of the products for national consumption.'' *'u*o, all farm owners and 16 per cent of I It reported. tenants and share cronpcr.*. were on relief last October. Tlie proportion of tenants on relief was a.s hiph as 63 per cent in the spring wheat counties. About one-third of the farmers on relief were owners and two-third W'Cre tenant« and crooners Selcnec Hears of Artffiefal Fever Tuberculosis Cure DllUfin. April 12,—lAI*( — An artlfb lal fever cure for tub creiilotib, wiiich ha* succeinled on .3« IMT rent of the monkeys and other animals given the new treatment, «a*» descriiMxl today at the meelimt of tl»e federation of .Vraerlean societlex of experimental bkilofy. Indu-striefc in most part,« ot the country now are advancing at th*-most orderly pace tn the last two months, a.s all of the strlke.s have been settled and threat* of walkouts liave been di.ssipated *' Dollar a Bushel Wheat Returns nor James V. Allrcri .s appomtrnents to the state planning board They were* Hull Youn«bI'*'*d of ^ San Antonio. W. M MaN,sie ».; Fort Worth and Wilbur Hawk o| Aina-so-culled "inde|>end»*ni ap-; liotntment.s; and Wallace Fteilly ot j Dala«. executive {«creiitry of the Texa.s Stall* Federiitioii of L..bor. to represent labor. R.C Hoppim. *f Lufiboek. to represent agncuUur* ; and Ernest I.. Kiirth of Lufkin a lumberman, to represent re-fon- ta-tlon. Other memlxT.s oi the ht»itrU are ; the swret irv' of staU.*, chairman of j the board of water cngine»Ts. and the state highway engineer. ■ Dr H. H. Blankenmevi'r of Amn-5a.-. PH.S.S, .'tappoliited to the Ixxird of medical f ..uinlner.«, J, H. Lanpl.»en of Galve.sion Pcu*r M. Gcnglcr of Galveston, E' V Rhodes of i Hxa.H City. A. W, Pur»Jy of Galvchton and Robert I Cohcu. Jr.. of Galveston to be commi >.on-at Galveston an»i Tex- \lrcadv Drafted FYaiice alriady had prepared a re.soluiion of < »>1 demnHtton of Germany s rt'amiain* lit as in violation of the inllitHr\ dan.M's of the Ver-.>:»inc« treaty, and thl.s was to h»; .submitted (o the extriiordinary tlM* trouble start»*<1 when Jar k.son re-miiik<;d. as a narcotic addict pas.M*d him in a conidor "tlicre go«'s one ol tliose addict*: ' The man to whom he ri'fcrred run into the distrlft ultorn»*.v's otiice ivnd u moment lat-•*r Jackson friends said. Fastic hurn»*<i out. nemutidlng oi Juck.-oty. "Wiiut do you mean, trying to intimu'aie « giivernmeiit wiiucs ?' and puiictuuting his query with a th** crciiUon w... , ^ and mutnlcnanre of * , Nee HIM N, Page 11. Loi. 3 , Big Power Line Tower Blown Up council .*,e.*5,Mon at G»*ucva next week. ■ eye. But Premier Piette-Etleime Flan-din of Franc*' and his foreign minister. Pierre l. ivi-l. during the «*c-ond dav ol tticir copicr»*ncps with Prison Probe to Begin on Monday WHEAT BELT COUNTS LOSSES CHICAGO. April 12—'J**~Wheat sold for a dollar a bu*hel on the b(M,rd of trade loda.v for the first time .since January 11 A sharp upward ."spurt of the market shortly before the closing hell carried May wheal to iti»* dollar mark while July and septeinb**r gfs of pilot contracG came within irtu'tions of t as City that figure. Tl.c volume of trade — expanded greatlv in the final up- ji vi IWN Dll n LOS AN»:iELES. April 12.-1'-= I Fireman Jim F'lynn. 55, one-time ! great heavyweight boxer of Pueblo, Colo., died today at the cliv ward sweep of the markei I JOS pital fro'ti a w* uk heart DUE TO SPRING DUST STORMS ^eaSiiet Texas Panhandle Among Hardest Hit Areas: Cold And Drouth Conditions Also Are Involved Bj I»,«. I frm» Crop damage estiniate.s exceeding $30,000.000 a ,'»»*ri«>usly Htfect'nl ar»*H of more that» !5,fKKiiHK) ai*rc* unri relief rmi.s carrvnig veil alK>v* 20.000 fuiuilies were figure* whl* ' «w'lrled with the du;u out of tn»* wc.l and .southwc. t toda v Each flgm»' reprc.sentcd oniv a .M'grncnt of the picture Tlu* mhcr parts could be supplied eilluT vaguely or not at all Drouth and cold I18.UOO.000 '-ihd 120 000.000, of the Tex?.. Panhandle a small; part of the jvouth'w«'Stern N»*brask:i. also i.s in th»- terrltorv but tlje fig- I urc.s do not up ph. i»* it L.»r$e|y tVh- il The crop ci.iiiiuges largmy cuiiccrn-cd wheat. Tn the Texa.s PHiihaiKUi-. Walter Barlow , Amarillo gram el« -vator operatfJ f»ald a con.'crvativ»* ■ estimate of losses ranged bftween AtHlen» HSitì vi-ir.itv Fmr; prorini ly ; fr.tfi t(ini*ti» . SmurrtMy fair nnrt »•!'> -i i W«»l T«x*»b <Vf»t '■t H*f»ni nitT,'fl -ie Fair, no» .«'> rold in nortfiv.»-»'» i" -*:nn | fro*t in rrtrìti porli .ii »fmiffit | fair, warmer In n.iftti and rBiit | Ka*t Taxa« - Ka»f of IO»J»»> nirreliiir. Kair, .-onieiMia» roldf* *n vmsi [.oriii.ii ^*•(>1 »»»»t .*<jaiii luitimMy fr<>»» *!' unii intrri.jr •>•»* »onitt*' •-'.»''ir da'. fH'i, variiii*.- m Htiii O' c"'' as well a-, d<ust were involved The ftgur* pertained to the brewing zone of the re»*urring dltst storm: Wc ter and V,» l Central Kanjan, Homtu'fut»rn f*oloraU«i, nil of the Oklahoma Panhandle ih. .sotitheii.siprn corner of Wyoming, the norfhetisrern corner of New Mexico and the northern two-thirds In Kansu, the dlfferenc* in value of last * ear .s crop in the du ridden part . and ih» esiimated nine for till 'far exee»*<l $.t,iHHjfHX» Figure,, relea*»»! b*. F K Reed, federal igricuHural .tuti.sf-ciau, placed the value of winter wheal las' Sm 4 H(»l* LOhtSIh, l agr II, < «» 4 Ir. !' M- I ii,!." 4 in rn »» i:.* ¡ i)n CLEAR flry Oirr-ji .h.-Ih W r* tSrrnvjni«»#«' R#l»uvt hiiiTildity See S I RI SA, Fag«* 14, < ol. 4 Mrs. Sewell Files Suit Against Mate LOS ANGF'LKS April 12 .J'. — The "wifp-sv..»nping ' Kmer.son-Sow'-ell farnlUe.« u»l<t'd another » tmpter 1« their : eii .iiiioni*! ca.se tfxiiiv when Mr.s. Clamp)It 8*w»*U fil»*»t « ««'parate niHintenatu'* .uit ageu* i Burton F 8.-w"ll. 'iier millioiiulre yachting Im hariti She nan I': u < oiT* .p/oi.c nl .Mf Jane Shalt/ Emerson soeiiith. pr»>m-inent, whf> t< tin.-d during tier own recent dlvon e trial that h'- tr..ftf*d husbands wuti Mr*, Sc'ei'l at a cabin part' Mrs 8ew«'ll, wtio « fi.ug»-»! h-wei. and Mr.« Efmr.'on with ha\u . *• eral uncoineniu»» al meeting in h' * suit today. d* ni*'d at the re< «-nt trl.i: thiie wms .mythins lmprop«r in her relations with Mrs. Em<*r.»on « hu.sband. W'ulter W Emerson, mo-; tlon picture w riter who brouglit- ' , original suit for «ìivor» »* I Air Conditioning To Cost Railroad Lines $19,000.000 rillCAl .O April 12 - 4 Wt t ■ * rn rallnufis un 'ja-iidmg «Iìmkx» ■ <»«»0 to seal Iheir trani.s agaln.t tluM . tonn.s and : umnu-r ijeai Harrv G I'ayior rhuirniuii oi th»; Wi-slern ass'M mtion of rallwav «-vc-( UtiV«'S aiiMouu< < (l tixiiiv IhuL Ihrougli till.-, « xpcntinui*' iruin- »ar-rving more man 7.5 p'r » »'ni of fh*-western hit' p:i.. engers will huv<* tw en uif «'»infUt ii>ned hv Mav L5 Flfii H-'v of (he iK-w , v;,i»'iii ha<i l>ecu c('n<-Iu..!v»*ly di'tnoiistrni4*fl, h*; addl'd, wh«*n recent traveller,*• on an conduionr'rt »ar.** cam*' unMilllcii fhrougii floud*>. ot ult rolling over the great piuin.** AUSTIN. April 12 A .spe< ial < ommittoe of the Ti xu.« Iu»um' plaii-n«*d to b'glti its investigation Mon- ii;»y inif» riiaryes ol »>iin.ulitv to convic ts on Helrleve pri.son iarm. The committee will go to Hou.s-ton Sunday aiul will start hearings at the R«'trieve farm behind <i<iMd door; TNvo or thr«*e day.s will h«-.•,|K'ii( interrogating eonvicUs with uddilionul hearings in Au.sUn if necessar*. V4. 4 I nitty Killed FORi'WOR TH. April 12 *T-An «■uiiy morning cnuli jiroved tatul todav to W. E Crollv Jr . 28, local K imLs \inr and lrau*rmiy man. an»i brouglii 'I'Hriiini county .s 1935 traffic total to 25. f'LKVKLAND. April 12 -< 4s An ' appurcnt att'*mpt to »ILsrupi th» light utid jaiwiT .Service of i*'" an'ul-er Clevelaiul ar»*a by dynHinitlng a huge st»*el t».w«r currvmg 132.f>«H)-voll traiLsriiission Ün*s, was dts-closed by olni ials of llu* Clcuiund ; Elciini* Illuimimtmg C»», todu« The explOMVp toppled »*ver Ui»-towi-r, locaii*! neur llu Kidgcvili»'-lAiiHln in LoiHin «i»imf\ la*t nlglii. huf ftilli'd to tiali ilci'tnca! .scivj e iif HiiiiitiiitIii' .«¡»'tv »!»•- viciss ' Fiineral 1% Hcicl For Adolph Ochs N'l-.W VOdK. April 12 T lwo miiiun ol ■ ili nc«* fin tlu wim» and -.iilon u' all Hcuvilu »*f tiic A.s-ix i.iteU prc. - luroufliou! ihc w«»rld (tidend for 10 JU a in. tiKlay, ihe tiuur ot the funi-rul ol Adolph Gl li,s. publisoci ol th» New York Times and oii» of th«* organlzer.s of II)«' A.s.s<X'lat» »i Press BULK OF WORKS BILLIONS TO GO TO NATION'S MAJOR GITIES More Than Half of Unemployed Are In the Metropolitan Centers: Projects to Meet Local Needs WABHfN(i'IT»N April 12 - rtR*» e;.»' nati»»»! maior »•itii'.s will le-c»*ive Die hulk of I fie $4 88(HMH» ÍKK» work relief tun»! lugli adiiuiuuh-ii»>n oificiiil . indicai»'»! lodtt' ■Mur» I hull half tl»»* 20,5fW.0UU on n lM't rolls are * n^vded tnio melio-iwhtan centers Pre.sident Rfxe-e-vrlt announced n*-emploviiieiit project.', would be fiiUitired to me» I i<x*nl ne»'d* "A gr» at »!»*ai fi' Hie nioi»« v is K'ltny to big citi»*., Relief Admin* l.slrat».ir Hurr I Hrqikni* said ■ Right no** half Hi** dir»«'» reii»*f »'vfg'ntiirure of F'l'PA i i>«*liig .jieid tn eight indusliini .slat«'« " Hopkins pouiU'd »Mit that while »■oiiRf»' . «'arniark*'d a mai»)r por-I HOD ol ftie ujHiropriaHon (oi rural proieet.*', 1! gav** Hi<* pie,ddeni a $«7«} UOfi fkk) (il -t»»'nfhng liw ii'ifii»'' Hill<(,ui*d HO.I, pr»U»fl .suetl H.s ii'ltiil.)ilnHtH»i re» lama Ut-n and n • rigation « oukl 1>* euna)i»*d Ir- exe-l'uli.<• »»rder, he l'iut a«iiUti«mal fuiuT allou*d to activitieì. Hmt could i«'-einpioy im >('v ì Uv dweller.s. B» li»'f (hai Mi R»>o . vrl» might he «'Oli ulcrlng Mieti a move guin»-.1 cr.'cien»'' Maviij" Flonllo 1( La-1 Guardia of N«'w V»»rk ;»n»i u,ur-.sen'aU e* of 12 oHier »'Uie ald Htir» .1 conferetici' w (th » h»' c-iH'U 11 r ■''Ih» geoeraJ proy'iam u.i.s takcn Up MUd wp hud a ver*. . aH.sixctory i ve«- HI I II i, l'a*e M. ini. l Police guarda were provided for many of the ma*-,*- nieeiing-. where there w«*re threats of violence by mtlttant opjxnient?» of the pacifist .strlk»r.s At Columbia unn« r.sity. New York. l»'(«t|er.s faced «n esiimHted 4,000 siudents At CUV college of New V«>rk Hi* merm.g wa adjourned from a staduun to a hall beating onlv 1 Ih") Ncv* York unlver.sity hr d 1 ,auO (lemu. i.. • *r New York i'«»lle and lu.ol ..ivu'eiu. partici-p-ttni'e, in (!•• < '11. ml ruuiim; were p.sHm"ted St «•)<..» to s0.«t«>0 Vw.v; r »'Oil»'"- lor hIfT attended !*>t*e M KiKL. PMil II l ui 3 Pliiiiitilf Wins Incoiiic Tax Case Federai Ju« g** William H Alwei! ruled foi the plaintiff in the case of I4»>.s< »»« Snyder A: Pacific railroad »•onipan' suing to recover $1 400 in iticom» itiXf.s paid during the sear 1930. Tlie (ii'fcndant wa.s the U. 8 tax «■ommls.slfuicr The casi* w as lieai'tl Ha.s niorulng m fcdi'ral couH Next on the docket wit.^ an equuy case. John Miller el al v,s U 8. Hovernment. ;g'hedul-ed to be con.sidered when »«»urt reconvened at r; p in Aflonwy.s lor Hi«' railroad com-(Jany were Grtshain &. King, Abilene. wlule th*' iiovcmnu iii wax rep-re.semcd by I 'l <nk Potter Three Named as Regents of A.&M. AUSTIN. Tex . April 12-*4'' --Governor James V Allred rodaf named F M l^iw of H«m*Lon. Wal-ter iMcy »f Wa4'0 and Joe Utay of Dalia« to itu* bo*r«.l of direct»«'« »»f A. A M Coilcfc Ijfcw and ÌJàt'i were r»'*pfKHnt€d, Utay is a former pre.sideiiL «»f ihe A A M e.x-.studeni.s ".sMT»'iation. Rangers In Corpus I Probe Are Silent C* diPUS CHRÌ8 Tl .4prti 12 - ' ! .,Tcxa.s rangru* kept Hmr actlv-Uie.> »ecrrt a.« Hiev prr.-'M*d tlieir in-\e,ti)iurion of c'u.ttg*- *'i uraguUr-tu» - ui la*.i we*'k lU'. citc'.toii Vt.'«* ha\« n<* -ta'»'!iicn* t»' make ■* ZcuoSmlth, one of tlie Hiree rangers detailed here for ih» ' *h -»¿'ic. The otiiera were Al Allee and C. W. Wil-Iiamatm. ;
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