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Chester Times (Newspaper) - February 25, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE .NET PAID ( I RCI CATION FOR SJ\ MONTHS ENDING SKI'I EMBER 30,108 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ * With All Latest and Best News of the Day 57TH VEAR—NO. 17.526. nun Les-ecl Wire Renort*. of t'nlted Pres* (UPI unci International News Service (ISS) CHESTER, PA., SATER DAV, EK RRC ARY 25. IE',: EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICE, TWO CENTS STIMSON, HULL RITCHIE CLOSES CONFER ON JAPAN MARYLAND BANKS AND DEBTS TODAY FOR THREE DAYS American Approval of Nation League Action on Manchuria Possible Conference With France on War Obligations Seen Likely WASHINGTON. Frb. AV IT' A conference with vest potentialities v c- arranged for todav between Scc-jr;ary of State Stimson and Senator Cordell Hull, who will succeed him. Out of it may come official American approval of the League of Nations report condemning Japanese domina-t'on of Manchuria. Ii can be stated on high authority that the State Department thor-curhly approves of the action taken in Geneva yesterday. Whether the department says so publicly today de-j ends on two conditions: 1. Whet her the league's invitation to the United States to declare its policy is received. 2. Whether Hull approved the department's policy. Indications were that both conditions would be fulfilled and that the batement of American policy could bo made today. As though to prepare the ground for a declaration of Far Eastern policy, Hull last night issued a statement supporting the sanctity of treaties He said: "There should be no laxity on the part of this or any other nation in the observance of both the letter and spirit of treaties and of international good faith.' Under the Kellogg pact; Japan is bound to seek the solution of disputes only by peaceful means. As a signatory of the nine-power treaty, it is committed to respect Chinese sovereignty. The league report found that Japan, through the use of military force, ha 4 displaced Chinese sovereignty in Manchuria. The league also endorsed the policy rf not recognizing the Japanese-sponsored state of Manchoukuo, built rn the ruins of Manchuria. This policy first was laid dowm by Stimson. The disposition of the present State Department administration is to cooperate in the work of the consultative committee proposed by the league to treat with Japan and China. This question, however, probably will not be decided until after Hull assumes office. A state departmental Continued on Last Page NEW PROBE OF N. J. All ROER ENOS SOON MOUNT HOLLY. N. J.. Feb. 25 ,up>—Burlington county's new investigation into the fatal shooting of Horace Roberts, Jr., and Miss Ruth M Wilson in 1929 probably will end Monday with the father of the slain girl the last witness. Prosecutor Howard Eastwood rir-(fined to say what questions he planned to ask John O. Wilson, the father. Approximately thirty persons have been questioned. The case was reopened at the request of Horace Roberts. Sr., who (ontends his son and Miss Wilson both were murdered. A coroner s jury held that young Roberts killed Miss Wilson, then himself. Roberts believes the slayings are connected with the recent death of Bradway Brown. Fhi'adelphia business man, at Palmyra, N. J. Brown was murdered, an official ( oner's verdict sent to the State F ucau of VPai Statistic . In d today SH KS NO KANAI KA FOR THE DEPRESSION WASHINGTON, Feb. 25-<UP> W. W. Atterbury, president of the Pennsylvania railroad, today told the Senate prosperity committee the only way to beat the depression is to "hit: the bottom and then slowly build up." "There is no panacea." he said. Atterbury advocated balanced national and str,te budgets, lowered income taxes, the sales tax. settlement of the debt problem, tariff revision, modification of the anti-trust laws and less regulation of transportation, particularly the railroads. In relation to the carriers Atter-bury said he favored "full protection of the public interest at all times" but thought there should be 'a minimum of interference with the discretion of their managers." U. S. TRI VSIm BALANT F WASHINGTON. Feb. 25 INS' Treasury balance as of February 25. 730.822,254.50; expenditures. $7,142-r19 51; Customs receipts. $13,195. 245.82. HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (fly I nited Pres*) AT ill VI.LAM PIRK I — Kumar. ( olth Prince, Gulfelano, Plutarch, Iredell. Lady Sweet. 2—T heron. 3— None). t—Royal Ruffin. 5— , None t. 6— i None I. 7— i None I. Weather clear, track fast. AT HAVANA I—L'Erable •'—Athel, < lear Sky. 3—Bobby I 4—Damocles, Fashion 'how Mr Vestris. 5—■ None). (I—Gilded Arch. I— None Weather clear; track fast. AT FMR GRO! NU" 1— None). 2— i None I, 3—Gen ( ampbell. Lampoon, j— None j. 5— None). f*— None). ",—Mai San. $— Vine Weather cloud? trg'.k he ary. Continued on Last Page C ONSTABLE WILL NOT EVICT FA MI LI ES Evicting unemployed, who have fallen behind in their rent payments i- a task of which no constable is ond, bin it remained for John M. I, Kerns, Upper Darby constable, to declare that in the future he will refuse such a job. Stating that the list of evictions is getting larger and larger, Kerns said that he could no longer bring himself to take any part in them. He added, however, that he considers himself the "best rent rollector property owners can have" in such cases, for he has in many instances found that a tenant allowed to stay in a home, would pay a little on account. Othervise, the house might have stayed vacant and yielded nothing. Kerns also said lie had written to Governor Pinchot yesterday urging him to declare a moratorium on payments of mortgage interest. He said that with the dollar buying one-third more, interest charges should be adjusted to new conditions. LIV DARBY OFFICIALS VOICE DISAPPROVAL Commissioners of Upper Darby arc peeved, and yesterday it appeared as if they in'end taking the County Commissioners to task for an alleged slight. For months, yes. years, the powers* that-be in the township have been boasting and advertising about the great community of Upper Darby It was always labeled "the fastest growing community in the country " Yesterday, one of the township's commissioners had occasion to look into the Delaware County Record Book And was he mortified? He looked and looked for the listing of Upper Darby township, but no place was it to be found in the Us Then finally he located it, printed his, Darby. Township (Upper*." Imagine listing "Upper Darby the ;rcat" behind that small pint-sized Darby township It is said the commissioners went info a huddle last evening and decided to send a formal protest to the county moguls. Temperature Near Record Yesterday Chester residents yesterday besan to think about summer clothing as the mercury soared to 63 decrees The highest for the date 67 degrees. was recorded in 1930 The Weather Bureau, however, warned it would be colder tomorrow. Today will be rainy and warmer w:*n moderate winds The usually high temp ratures of the past few day* have fraught J he excess since February I to 55 degree.* The total sinee January I is 377 degrees BEREAVED BY TRAGEDY Governor Declares .Moratorium Because of Hea\ \ Withdrawals 205 Institutions Affected; Allowed Only Percentage on Reopening: BALTIMORE. Md.. Fob 25 UP) The Baltimore Stock Exchange was closed today "until further notice ' as a result of the Maryland bank holi- ,day. Governors of the exchange agreed upon thp closing only a few' minutes before the scheduled time for opening at IO a. rn. All deliveries of stock were suspended, Harry Fahnestock. president of the exchange said rn announcing the closing. WASHINGTON, Feb. 25 'UP'- ; Officials of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation promised today that funds to strengthen the cash position of Baltimore banks would be made available to the full extent permissible under the laws governing R F. C. Loans. BALTIMORE. Md., Feb. 25- <UP> All banks in Maryland were closed today under a three-day banking holiday proclaimed by Governor Albert Cfi Ritchie to stop heavy withdrawals which the bankers said threatened the stability of the state's financial institutions. The holiday, impounding deposits of more than $800,000,000 in 205 banks and trust companies, will continue at least through Tuesday. Governor Ritchie, in a statement announcing the holiday, expressed confidence the hanks would be able to reopen on Wednesday after pas-age of emergency legislation enabling them to restrict demand withdrawals lo a given percentage of depositors funds. The governor expected to work out details of the legislation today with Attorney General William Preston Lane. The proposal will be presented to (he state legislature when ii reconvenes at Annapolis Monday night. Immediate passage under suspension of rules will be sought. Governor Ritchie announced the holiday last midnight after a six-hour conference with leading Baltimore bankers at the Federal Reserve branch bank. To assure legality of (lie action, he also issued a proclamation declaring today to be a legal holiday for ail financial institutions. He arranged to issue similar proclamations for succeeding business days until the emergency legislation is enacted. The crisis was precipitated by heavy withdrawals from Baltimore banks. The withdrawals began Tuesday, increased day by day. and yesterday reached what officials considered a dangerous point. One banker estimated yesterday's withdrawals at $6,000,000 and the int a1 for the week at more than $13.-000.000. Baltimore banks have total deposits of about $500,000,000 The demand of depositors for their funds was said to hair been felt by most of the city's banks. Two smaller DODGE IS FIRED ROOSEVELT AND NE^Si^OF WETS HOPING FOR THE 'LONE WOLF EARLY ACTION ON IS FACING LIFE CONVENTION BILL TERM IN PRISON I he only published photo of Mrs. Martha Fderton Fell, widow of John R. Fell, prominent Philadelphia hanker and sportsman who died with a knife in his heart in a hotel at Solo. Java. Mrs. Fell, who was with her husband at the time of the tragedy, could offer no reason why hr should commit suicide. Police believe I ell s death the result of an accident. Mrs. Fell, who married til" hanker last year, was formerly on the stage. CO. OFFICIALS County C. of C. Extends Appreciation for Proposed Tax Reduction A resolution of thanks and appreciation of county officials, who so willingly co-operated with the committee on county government, and who t olio wed out rome fugue.:-1 ion with the result that taxes ha) ? bet n I educed, involving a .saving of approximately half a million dollars to the taxpayers of Delaware county, was unanimously passed at the annuel inc tm" of the board of directors of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, held yesterday. The meeting was held in the Chester Club The resolution points out that when the Chamber of Commerce representatives began making a survey of the county governmental affairs, with the purpose of recommending a retrenchment program, the directors of the poor and other responsible officials heartily co-operated, with the result that it was eventually decided to reduce the Poor Farm and Outdoor Relief tax from 2.5 mills to I 3 mills, and the tax lot- county purposes was slashed from 4 25 nulls to 3.75 mills. The resolution also congratulated and commended the committee upon the conclusion and fruitful ending of "a very great and useful service to the taxpayers of Delaware county." The resolution was signed by the following members of the directorate: Geo. L. Alston, Win. Argyle, Col. J. A G. Campbell, S. I). Clyde. Win Craemer. H. S. Darlington, R ll Diament. Louis C. Emmons. Wm. Faison. Douglas R. Faith, Robert Fussed, Win. T. Oaley, Albert R. Granger. L. Norris Hall, J. A Hayes. Earl F. Hew es Stanley T. Hibberd, J. H. Ward Hinkson, Harry A Hvnes, Herbert I Hutchinson, Everett L. Kent, Wm. P Ijear, dias. R. Long. Wm. D. Mason, E. A McCadden, Clifford H. Peoples Wm. R Provost, Ralph E Rhodes Samuel N Rhodes, James J. Skellv, Ralph Sw arts, Abe Tnllin. H, H Ward, C. Percy Webster, E F White and A. W. Wolson. WALSH MARRIES MONDAY HAVANA Feb. 25 (UP) Senator Thomas J. Walsh and Senora Nicies D" Truffin will be married Monday it was learned lodav from friends of the De Truffin family. The wedding will be held about noon at the home of Ambassador Harry F. Guggenheim in Vedado AIR MAIL Bl BNS TOLEDO. O. Feb. 25 (UP Seventy-five pounds of air mail mss burned today when a transcon' mental line airplane crashed while landing ar the Toledo airport The pilo' Nick Laurancana, flying alone, was uninjured. A. R. GRANGER IS RE-ELECTED Au ain Honored In Fount v Chamber of Commerce at Annual Meeting Albert R Granger, regional vire president of the Philadelphia Electric Company, was returned to the presidency of tile Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, at the annual meeting held at th** Chester Club, 511 Welsh street, yesterday afternoon. Other officers chosen were Charles R Long. vice president . Robert Russell, vice president; J. H. Ward Hinkson. solicitor; Douglas R Faith and William Craemer, treasurers; Herbert L Hutchinson, .secretary, and Clifford H. Peoples, assistant secretary Charles R Long was also chosen national councillor and William D Mason was named alternate Delegate* to the national convention are Albert R Granger. William I) Mason. I Norris Hall, J Arthur Ha yea and H S. Darlington. Following the election. President Granger appointed the following a general committee on public affairs William D Mason, chairman Robert ( ontinued on Last rage RY MAYOR MOORE FROM SAFETY JOI! Summarily Removed After He Refuses to Resign Directorship Ends 10-Month ( lash; Accuses Executive of Political Game Climaxing ten nu n bs of ce: 'rover,sy, Mayor Moore of Philadelphia summarily dismissed Kern Dodge I rom bis post as Director of Public FMoty following Mr. Dodges ret.;.,al of a request lo resign "for the good of the public ser\ ice. ' In his letter of refusal Mi Dodge challenged the I yor to dismiss him and charged him with attempting to force the resignation for political reasons since the start of his administration last year. The Mayor's action came on the heels of charges by the Philadelphia Criminal Justice Association that the city's police conditions were 'miollrr-able ' and of demands that Mi Moore either remove or support his director and end an alleged "demoralization' of the Police Bureau. It came less than a month after Judge Howard A Davis had threatened a grand jury inquiry into the police situation unless it was rectified. Half an hour after he had received tho letter of dismissal, Mr. Dodge turned o\or his ba go. keys and official property to Theodore F. Wixiri assistant director, who was appointed act mg director. Mr. Wood announced he would "carry out the Mayor's policies until Mr Dodge's successor had bern named. Major Gen. William G. Price Jr. Continued on I.ast Pac* S \YS 3 ( OM I SS .MI RIH ll SAN BENITO, Tex. Fob. 25 'UP' District Attorney D. S. Purl announced today that three local youths had signed confessions that the death of Lehman Nelson, 33. flying instructor. and the subsequent suicide of his 21-year-old student, were the outcome of a plot to steal a plane. CITY POLICE CONDUCT RAID Two Alleged Proprietors of House Held; Inmates Are Fined An Innovation in lorn! poller court procedure was introduced this morning when Magistrate Michael A Honan fined nine inmates of an alleged disorderly house and then ordered them finger-printei so that they may be held for cour as material witnesses. The alleged proprietors of the disorderly house. Robert Butler, 40 Negro, Broomall street near Second street, and Haul Fallow. 29. Negro, were held in $500 bail each for a continued hearing next. Tuesday morning. Their healing was postponed pending analysis of alleged whisky and wine seized by police during the raid. Ail the inmates fined were Negroes arid none had the $6 35. representing a fine of $5 and costs imposed on each. All were returned to cells and will be committed to the county jail for ten da vs. The inmates gave their names a Jennie Parker, 36, Eleanor Lawson 22; Agnes Purnell, 22; Grace Jones. ( ontinued on Last Page HELD \S OPERATOR OF NFM BERS GAME Captolla Jordan. Negro, of the looo block Bradford Way, which is located in what is generally termed Flower Hill, was held in $500 bail for court when arraigned before Magistrate Shumway, of the Seventh ward, last night, charged with operating a lottery, Jordan was arrested bv State Detective P J, Qulin, who says lie found .several number slips and small bets in the defendant • possession. The arrest makes the sixth within a week thai Quinn has made on alleged lottery operators M ASFI II LI) RI ll RN ING HOME NEW YORK. Feb. 25 GJP)- John Masefield, poet-laureate of England, ends his American visit toriav He ails with Mrs. Masefield on 'ne liner Majestic scheduled to leave her slip tonight. CERMAK STILE FIGHTING DEATH Oxygen Tanks Hoi nj: Fsecl to Take Strain DIT His Heart MIAMI. Fla Feb 25 'UP' Physicians attempting to -ave Ma-or Anton J Cerro ak of Chicago from the bullet wound he received last week in the attack on President-elect Roosevelt, decided today to put him under an oxygen tent a' Jackson Memorial Hospital. This device Is designed to aul breathing and take some of the strain off of his heart, which is weakening rapidly. The oxygen tent announcement was made shortly after the Mayors physicians had issued the following bulletin at 10 30 a. rn : Mayor Orrnak a condition remains practically unchanged so far as can be determined by physical examination The kidney function is improved according to laboratory reports. The lungs show no increasing evidence of congestion However, his exhaustion is quite marked causing anxiety a* to the ultimate outcome ( ontinued on Last Page WOODIN DISCUSS RANKING ISSUES Domestic Situation Due for Review With Treasury Head-to-he Morganthau ricked for Job; Gurley, of Boston, to Be Recognized HYDE PARK. N V . Feb. 25 tINS* The dome:.se banking situation, still strained in spots, was due for review today by President-elect Roosevelt. William H W,iodin, of New York scheduled to be tile next secretary of the treasury will be the principal caller at Hyde Park Wood in is fresh from a long con ference with Secretary of the Pre un Ogden Mills, and from a meeting of tile board of directors of the New York Federal Reserve Bank, of which he is a member, One of Mr Roosevelt's fust efforts after March 4 will be the business OI bolstering institutions thai remain s laky and the reopening of others in which large sums of tho publics deposits are frozen at present Before coming to his family e tate here, the President-elect conferred at length with Jesse Jones, of Texas a member of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, on this same subject. Jones Is slated to heroin* chairman of the R. F. C. under the new administianon. Mr Roosevelt and his treasury set relary-to-be also, of course, will ponder over the general question of fed oral finances. A portion of tile Pi calden!-elect, s day was to be devoted to beginning the draft of his en.ht --minute inaueu Continued on Last Page PLANS HOLI HOI It VATICAN (TI V Fob. 25 (UP' Pope Pius XI issued a message today inviting the world to celebrate the holy hour on April 7, the day before the inauguration of the Holy year The Pontiff will officiate at an imposing ceremony at St Peter's foi adoration of the Eucha ret. ONE MAN KILLED; 2 OTHERS HURT Automobile1 < rn hrs Into I>,»!<» We-f ( buster Bole on Dike, Lppcr Darby (>ne man was killed and two male companions seriously injured when a high-powered auto of the roadster type in which they were riding crashed into a telegraph pole on the West Chester pike near Linden boulevard, Upper Darby, about 3 o'clock this morning. The victim \v;r Daniel McBride. 28 of 33 Roulston boulevard, Oakmont. Those Injured, who arr patients in the Delaware County Hospital, are Bernard Hannum, 30, also of 33 Roulston boulevard. Oakmont and George Kelly, 27. of 47 West Turnbull avenue, South Ardmore, According to Upper Darby police, Kelly was driving the ear west on West chester pike and had reached Continued on Last Page RAIN I'RKDKTHD KOR AR KA TOI) VA Rain is predicted today and probably tomorrow in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mat viand It will be w,armer tonight and slightly colder tomorrow. 'Die highest temperature here yesterday wa.* 63 degrees, at 2 45 p rn and the lowest was 42 at 6 30 a. rn Hie average of 52 was seventeen degree above normal for the date and twenty-two degrees above the aver age February 24 last year Maximum temperature for tile date i* 67. established in 1930, and minimum 2 in 1889 Sunrise today was al 6 40 a rn , and sunset will be at 5 48 p rn , Eastern standard tune. I RKKJIIT KO V MINUS SHOW RISK IN VV KKK iking Jan eon pin; He for him since I 25. The wa as sworn ou i, manager of i where Dunbar .% a collector IV Hied he took ti lost it gambling id tin nu 'PP md WA BH If Cai load I ne t he we* k * 514 390 an preceding way A; oc: Total lo, cars be lev s ponding ear* under in 1931. [OION. Feb. 25 (UP) -s of revenue freight for riding February 18 totaled increase of 13 070 over the week, the American Rail-anon reported today. 'ding however were 57,875 loadings in the corre-4'cek of 1932, and 198 766 the corresponding period I IMM ISSI OFFS' Fifty pound a local store, 1 driven by Ha ma mown ave ter day af tern* lice in .st opp of r andy destined for as colen from a truck t v Fortine!, 1040 Off- tie, Philadelphia, yes-un Lorimor told port at a store at Six teenth street and Providence avenue and while driving between t Da * point. and Sixth street and Fdgmont avenue, the candy disappeared. HOME ECONOMICS RENCH WARRANT CLASSIS TO All) FOR WOMAN AA ii) T ake Active Part in ( (induct of Times ('Hoking School Co-operation Time!, Cooking 'r Tuesday, Wednesda (•moons arid 'I rn next week, i;- be; only bv the merci i the Chester ool, to Iv held and Friday aorta- evening of ii extended not nt* of the city, but bv the Chester school*, us well A letter bear.i.g Die good wisher of Mrs Edith S R<- 1 supervisor of home economies It- the pub!.* school* of Hie 'citv has be'-n received If tan 'n- plan for Hie attendance of cliff* ti;' home economies classes a' Uh- .session' of the chool, and informs that aides will be selected from among Hie members of these classes, to a est at the sessions. Miss Ruth Jone nvieher of home economies at the Franklin School, will take her cia to the school Tuesday afternoon. The following girls have been named a* aider Esther Quimby, Calliope Diacumakos Gertrude Harris. Mary De Medio Continued on Page Light Kails lo Comply With ('ourUs Ruling in Fatal Auto Accident A bench warrant was I sued bv Judge Albert Dutton MaeDade for Miss Isabelle Bolton, young Ne.' York nurse, whose automobile struck and killed a woman, as she was alighting from a trolley ear at Twenty-.second and Ed g rn oat avenue, this city, several months ago Mi.' Bolton pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter at the September term of criminal court and < ontinued on Last Page PHILS I I K ANSI EK RL I) Among the clerical changes and appointment* announced yesterday by Cardinal Dougherty, is the Rev Charles 8. Comely, rector of St Margaret Mary Alaeoque x Church. Ess mg ion, who has been transferred to the Church of St Francis Xavier Philadelphia where he will become assistant ret tea- He will be succeeded by Rev, John J. Murphy, formerly as. j,s»ant at the Church of 8* Ed- Antieipated McClure Measure Will Be Out on Floor Next W eek Court Threatens to Invoke Law as It Regards a Fourth Offender .euislative Fireworks Ex- Man Who Committed Rohnert ed on Several Other beries Here to Be Sen- legislative Plans tenced Next Week Out (if the youngest members of I hr incoming administration is Rep I esc ii ti 11 \ c I evils \\ Douglas of \ri /ona. who has hern appointed Director of the Budget in President-elect Roosevelt. He is 79 years old and has been chairman of (he House la-ononis Committee He will succeed J. Clawson Hoop, lot mn In of I plaint. WOMAN KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE Fatal Accident Occur* on Post Road, Trainer; Driver of Gar Arrested Mrs. Eva Hill, 65, of tills rlfv, n former resident of Northeast, Md, 1 as struck and killed bv im automobile last night, about 8 30 o clock, on the Post. road. Trainer, when .she attempted to cross tire highway near Main street, She wa taken to the Chester Hospital where she was pronounced dead upon arrival. Patrolman John Talbot, of the city polar loire, upon learning of the fatality, wa iii to the hospital where he was la lei joined bv Constable Cyrus W Moulder!, of 'I rallier. Houlden aire ted John Carney, of 708 Highland avenue, this city, drivel of the car, who had accompanied the woman to the hospital, and took him to Trainer where he was arraigned fora hearing before Magi Ii; Ie 14* ii -ta min, following which he was released in $1500 bail lo appear at the coroner s inquest The victim was at first thought to he Mrs Anna Dickinson, of 34 Race street, 'Darner, us (hat name appeared on a slip of paper carried in her purse. Her husband. Turner Dlrkin1 on, a night wilt) liman at one of Die plant rn the locality, was notified and after an investigation located his wife at then home. Carney, driver of the ear. said the woman stepped in the path of the machine and in trying to avoid sh iking her, lie swerved tile ear and ran up a bank at ttie side of the highway. 'Die woman, who had no particular home, wa* last known to have resided on Concord avenue, near .Set ond street, and earned her living by Ha vs work in this city and the lower .■-eel ion of the county Identification was made tills morning by Herman Bostick, of 'Trainer, in who e home Mrs Hill at on* time had been employed Die body was removed from the hospital to the morgue of Is F White, at 'Iturd and Noms streets, HELD ON GII AUGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT Chalked wit Ii the embezzlement of $8 400, Charles K Dunbar. 38. of Upper Darby, wa* held in $4 000 bail I yesterday by Magistrate Patton in Philadelphia Dunbar wa* arrested Thursday in Atlantic City by police who had been HARRISBURG. Feb. 25 (INS* The scene of battle may shift next week to Pennsylvania'* Senate, all signs indicated today. I ving Dormant there are the legislative fireworks which crackled their way through the House in the last. three weeks, all of them aimed at the prohibition and blue laws. Several good-sized piece* of explosive held in the Senate's law and order committee include the Schwartz Sunday sports bill and the Conner-Snwers dry repealet both passed by the lower branch, and the McClure bill providing for a constitutional convention. With all this energv producing material pent up m the Senate, and more of its kind on the way in the House, liberal legislation give* every indication of holding indefinitely to the main track. Legislators who hoped to rid themselves of blue and dry law reform proposals early In the session in order to give weighty financial and educational problem* the right, of way, find then plans balked. Wets anticipate that Senator McClure s convention bill will be re-poried in the floor for action early next week, but there is na certainly about it. House liberals similarly have been anticipating relaase of the blue law modifier from five same Senate committee, but so far the Sunday ba: cha ll l)lll hasn't lot to first Ila e m the upper branch A- for the Cnnner-Sowers dry relic,lier leaders have quite plainly indicated it will be kepi under rover until liquor control legislation, being drafted bv a House committee, catches up with lf Pointing to early action on Senator McClures bill, however, is the fact that the assembly is virtually under compulsion to deal with national prohibition. Congressional pns- ( ontinued on Last Page SENDS IHS KIRST CASK TO COURT What Is said to la* the first case i el in ned to court by Alderman J. A Nor! hum, of the First ward, who was tppolntod to fill tlie unexpired term of th late Alderman P. P Oglesby, wa.- recorded Thursday night, when he held John Botlomley, 21. of 1218 Kerim .sin!, for court on a "hit and run" charge. Bottomlcy was arrested on a warrant obtained bv the father of Leon Keiehnerk Eighth stied and Krtg-mont avenue, IO days after, it is charged, an automobile driven by Bottomlcy struck the youngster on Ninth street near Penn street, thi? t city. Police records reveal that Botfom-Jey p ported the accident on February ! 12. .shortly aft*r it took place. His report reveals that he stopped his machine after the lx>y darted from the sidewalk and was brushed by a fender of the vehicle At the time of irporting the accident., Bottomlcy said he sought to have the boy to accompany him to the Cluster Hospital, a blo* i ii'uiv, or the office of a physician. but th" boy persistently i cf used to do so arui ran away, .stating he was union t. MOVA FIREMEN ADOPT NEAA FLAN Supplementary to the regular board listing of Hie city fire alarm system by boxes, a special list has been posted on the bulletin board of the Moya- mensing Hook and Ladder Company, showing only calls which are to be answered on first alarm by that company and designating the apparatus to be used in answering these rail* 'J h*' company will respond to 83 calls in it* proper district. Of these both the aerial ladder truck and tin pumping apparatus will answer 66 'alls. while the pumping apparatus will respond to 17 All calls to which only the pumper will respond are in ftic Upper residential section of the ' tty where the buildings ar* not of great height and where th* alarms will be covered by the city service truck of the Good Will Fire Com- ! Piny, No. 2. "DID NKS" ARF I IM I) Three.firfha of the "drunks" who fared Magistrate Honan in police court th I* morning w-re fined $2 and costs, or made occupy a cell for 24 hour* Those fined were slated ai Thomas Mulbmev, 23, of the 1000 block West Third st reel; John McKinney, 21, Second and Lloyd streets,) and John Tigg-. 32. Twelfth and Townsend streets Those discharged were Howard Pollard, Fourth street near Crosby street, and James Huey,. Upland. Young Matron dues Natives Thrill With Snappy Male Attire Marlene Dietrich may be setting them agog in Hollywood with her male attire, but a well-known voung Chester matron had em googly-eyed yesterday afternoon on Kdgmont avenue when she sauntered up and down the high-* way, dressed in a snappy coat, vest and long pants costume. The male garb had been reposing for a few days in the show windows of a Women s wear store, on Kdgmont avenue, and attracted the attention of the young lady. Dared by a friend to be the first in Chester to emulate the stronger sex in attire, she purchased the clothing, made a quick change, then proceeded to give the natives something to talk about She swaggered up and down. with serious mien, hut balked only when asked bv a newsie. Let * see von strike a match Uke Pop does Charles Tater, 42, who gained con-siderablr notoriety several month* HRO, as the "Lone Wolf," who burglarized 23 homes in the First ward, will he sentenced next. Friday and, Jude-lng from remarks made by Judge Albeit Dutton MaeDade. yesterday. may be the first prisoner in Pennsylvania to get. life imprisonment, under the habitual criminal net.. When Tater appeared yesterdav for sentence before Judge John M. Broomall and Judge Mac Dade, the latter remarked: "Tater, according to vour record, this Is your fourth offense and I strongly favor giving you life imprisonment. If I have my wav about it, you will be committed for life, next Friday." He then instructed Assistant District Attorney louis A. Bloom to take the matter up with District Attorney William J. MacCarter, Jr and make preparation!, to have 'Tater committed for life. The defendant was arrested bv Patrolman Daniel McCarthy after homes in the First ward section had been robbed one after the other, for a period extending over several weeks. He pleaded guilty to almost IOO indictments charging burglary, breaking and entering and larceny, and .sentence was deferred pending an investigation bv the immigration authorities, who believed he was an allen Tater, who lived in Eddystone at the time of his airest, was given from 5 to lo years in this county in 1915, for robbery, and was also convicted twice in Philadelphia of similar offenses Sentence wa* to be passed yesterday. hut was deferred when Hie indictments against the man could not be found. II MDS FROM TRAIN; ESCA DFS MARSH AL CLEVELAND, Feb. 25 INS* Paul Baker, reputed "brains" of a nationwide tire hi-jacking ring. today made a sensational escape from a New' York deputy marshal by diving headlong through a window of a New York to-Cleveland train as it arrived at the Union terminal depot here Baker, under a Federal indictment here on a charge of stealing from interstate freight shipments, wax being returned from New York City, where he was apprehended. He is one of seven men Indicted in connection with the "hi-larking" of more than five truckloads of tires being shipped by Akron rubber companies According to U. 8. Marshal William Williams Baker plunged through the train window and disappeared in the crowds in the station during a rush hour. KILL! 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CROSS COUNTRY: C-I boys, Severson finish second W-DC's Schmitz second in girls race
STAPLES — The Crosby-Ironton boys suffered their first defeat of the season, losing by two points to the Detroit Lakes Lakers in the Mid-State Conference championships Thursday.
The Lakers placed seven runners in the top 15 to finish with 40 points while C-I compiled 42, points placing four in the top 15. Staples-Motley finished third with 108 followed by Pequot Lakes in sixth (126) and Wadena-Deer Creek seventh (181).
On the girls side, the team championship went to Park Rapids with 43 points. Pequot Lakes came in fifth with 82 followed by C-I (fifth) with 100 and Staples-Motley (sixth) with 136. Wadena-Deer Creek was incomplete.
Jude Severson placed second for the C-I boys, running the 5,000-meter course in 17:24.53 behind winner Isaac Overmyer (17:22.36) of Park Rapids. Teammates Jacob Goodwin (fifth) and Will Goodwin (sixth) joined him in the top 10, earning all-conference honors.
Runners finishing in the 11-15 positions received honorable mention, including C-I's Seth Carlton who came in 12th.
The Pequot Lakes boys were led by Michael Ryan, who earned all-conference honors by finishing fourth.
Brandon Sterriker paced Staples-Motley, coming in 14th for honorable mention.
W-DC was led by Neil Janson, who crossed the line 19th.
Earning all-conference honors for the girls were Wadena-Deer Creek freshman Emma Schmitz, who finished second, and Haley Christoffersen (sixth) of Staples-Motley.
Honorable mention went to September Prushek (11th) of C-I and Pequot Lakes' Jackie Brine-Doyle (12th) and Catie Ryan (14th).
Boys team scores: 1-Detroit Lakes 40, 2-Crosby-Ironton 42, 3-Staples-Motley 108, 4-Park Rapids 108, 5-Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 109, 6-Pequot Lakes 126, 7-Wadena-Deer Creek 181
Individual winner: Isaac Overmyer (PR) 17:22.36
Crosby-Ironton results: 2-Jude Severson 17:24.53, 5-Jacob Goodwin 17:50.19, 5-Will Goodwin 17:51.45, 12-Seth Carlton 18:16.48, 17-John Stokman 18:33.17, 24-Isaac Carlton 18:49.04, 31-Philip Stokman 19:26.51
Pequot Lakes results: 4-Michael Ryan 17:46.23, 25-Joshua Olson 19:01.70, 27-Sam Headlee 19:17.53, 32-Alex Senst 19:27.06, 38-RJ Maxfield 20:00.41 40-Nathan McDonald 20:03.93, 43-Dalton Engholm 20:19.09
Staples-Motley results: 14-Brandon Sterriker 18:23.20, 18-Korey Zetah 18:33.84, 20-Blake Miller 18:40.06, 23-Justin Ziegler 18:48.69, 33-Tony Caudillo 19:34.43, 39-Robin Melse 20:03.52
Wadena-Deer Creek results: 19-Neil Janson 18:39.71, 34-Joseph Pate 19:38.84, 37-Brody Wangsness 19:47.97, 45-Austin Sutherland 20:22.04, 46-Toby Wood 20:24.62, Joey Najjar 20:53.79
Girls team scores: 1-Park Rapids 43, 2-Detroit Lakes 68, 3-Long Prairie-Grey Eagle 75, 4-Pequot Lakes 82, 5-Crosby-Ironton 100, 6-Staples-Motley 136, Inc-Wadena-Deer Creek
Individual winner: Lydia Lutz (PR) 15:41.75
Crosby-Ironton results: 11-September Prushek 16:55.44, 18-Samantha Goshey 17:28.21, 22-Margaret Stokman 17:43.99, 24-Shelby Vukelich 17:48.52, 30-Cassidy Bonsante 18:11.42, 31-Kaleen Lewis 18:15.48
Pequot Lakes results: 12-Jackie Brine-Doyle 17:00.99, 14-Catie Ryan 17:01.81, 16-Leric Larson 17:20.33, 20-Savannah Stone 17:40.72, 25-Elsa Headlee 17:54.73, 34-Sydney Johnson 18:22.62, 39-Sarah Rudlang 19:00.78, 41-Jordan Roy 19:11.97, 45-Josephine Nistler 19:47.65
Staples-Motley results: 6-Haley Christoffersen 16:30.31, 29-Emma Miller 18:10.50, 35-Mary Sarah Sauber 18:30.65, 36-Tayler Klimek 18:33.88, 38-Jenna Ziegler 18:56.06, 40-Mackenzie Holst 19:06.72, 43-Claire Roberts 19:42.95
Wadena-Deer Creek results: 2-Emma Schmitz 16:17.56
Next: Pequot Lakes, Wadena-Deer Creek at Park Rapids Invite 4 p.m. Monday; Staples-Motley in Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted Invite at Howard Lake 4 p.m. Tuesday; C-I at Proctor Invitational 4 p.m. Tuesday.


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Lauren Greene was born three months prematurely and weighed less than two pounds. Within days, she developed bleeding on the brain and bowel problems. Doctors also realised that Lauren had a heart defect and her parents Fiona and David went through the agony of saying goodbye to their daughter six times after they were told she was dying.
But after 10 operations at Great Ormond Street Hospital Lauren has made an amazing recovery and will leave hospital today with her proud parents, brother and three sisters. Mr Greene said: "We were warned that she might be handicapped, but she is great. She is always laughing and is able to move all her limbs and grab hold of things."
Lauren was born on 6 March last year and spent the first few weeks of her life in a special care baby unit at Salisbury Hospital. When she was seven days old doctors found bleeding on her brain and diagnosed a serious bowel disorder which meant Lauren's chances of surviving were about 30 per cent.
At six weeks Lauren was transferred to St Mary's Hospital in Portsmouth, near her family home. But her bowel problems became so severe that she was rushed to Great Ormond Street in London. Surgeons operated to remove a section of the bowel. Lauren suffered from a disorder called necrotising entercolitis, where part of the bowel dies. In May she had the first of five operations to insert a Hickman line into a vein so that she could be fed by a drip. Later that month surgeons used keyhole surgery to close up one of the valves in her heart, the first time the operation was performed in the UK.
It was not until June that Lauren was well enough to be removed from a ventilator. Mr Greene said: "We were told it was the last time doctors were going to try to take her off the ventilator and if she was not able to breathe for herself she would die."
In fact, it was the start of an inspiring story of recovery. Fluid has been drained from her brain and she shows little sign of brain damage. She had her last bowel operation in October. Mrs Greene, 31, said: "Many times we thought she wouldn't pull through. She's a fighter, but it has also been down to the excellent doctors and nurses here."
Great Ormond Street became a second home for the family. Her brothers and sisters even had school lessons there. Now Savas, 11, Annette, six, Vicky, four and 19-months-old Emma are looking forward to taking Lauren home.
A spokesman for Great Ormond Street said: "Lauren has made a brilliant recovery. We're delighted she's well enough to go home."
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Beyonce Uses Website To Help Support Tameka Raymond's 'Kile's World Foundation' [Details]
Earlier this week, Beyoncé posted the flier from this Saturday's "Kile's World Birthday 5K" on her website to help generate buzz for the Kile's World Foundation charity event.
Upon hearing the news Tameka Raymond too to her instagram to express her gratitude.
Woke up smiling this morning. Thinking about what an impact my son Kile has made. I'm so proud that my efforts that only come from a pure place. If you are in Atlanta area please come and join us for a 5k walk at Chastain Park 140 West Wieuca on Saturday morning. #milesforkile #KilesWorld #BeyGood.
For all those interested in taking part in this Saturday's walk located in Atlanta the event will take place from 9am- Noon and is $35 to register. 100% of the proceeds will benefit Kile's World Foundation, which aims to help children reach their potential and achieve their dreams through the camps the foundation offers. For those not in the Atlanta area but would like to make a donation, you can do so here.
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A Sword in a Stone, the Lion King, a Palm Tree with Malicious Intentions
Because Ralph and Janey were tied by the ominous Yogurt of Fate, it followed that they must together make a long and perilous journey. Since it was, you know, fate. Cow-lactated fate with seven live active cultures.
Normally, it would have been impossible for Ralph to coerce his older brother into lending them a ride, but with the Voice of Pooh echoing in his brain, he was uncannily persuasive. Joseph relented with a sigh, and the three of them began to prepare for their trip. Ralph brought with him Almond Snickers bars. Joseph brought illegal substances. And Janey brought three magical seeds.
As it were, Joseph's vehicle was a dented, glaring-red Dodge pickup that he had inherited upon turning sixteen. It was in excellent shape, considering its age, but its lack of seating space forced Janey into Ralph's unwelcoming eleven-year-old lap. This presented quite a problem, since Janey insisted upon singing Lion King tunes at the top of her lungs for the duration of the ride. Also, she brought her demonic balloon animal along with her, and it often wandered into the range of their groggy driver's vision, thus causing them several almost-wrecks. The Winnie-the-Pooh Voice, slyly forceful and impossible to ignore, was the only thing that prevented Ralph from throwing himself out of the truck's window.
By the time they pulled into the dusty parking lot of a Camelot-based theme park, it was nearly dusk. They wondered if the park was still open. Ralph and Janey ventured to the front gates and, sure enough, there were still about thirty minutes until closing time.
They had no idea as to what their purpose there was, but the fact was that they had both consumed the Yogurt of Fate, and so it was their destiny. They entered the painted-gold metal gates, paid their fee, and began to wander.
Joseph loped irritably off in search of a restroom.
The first thing they came across was a giant slab of plastic, sculpted with bumps and crevices to resemble a real rock. Jutting from it was a plastic sword that was not intended to be removed. However, you could try for just five dollars!
As they walked they witnessed a number of marvels, including garishly clad young men, miserable-looking white horses, and cardboard castles. Despite the gaudy scenery and outfits, it was Ralph and Janey who were receiving strange looks. A sorcerer in a starry top hat was eying their t-shirts and jeans with suspicious eyes, and ragged children looked up at them in alarm. However, they did not stop to think of this. Keep walking, instructed the Voice.
And then -- they were stopped.
The woman was shrouded in a thin black fabric, and her eyes quivered in their sockets. She extended a wrinkled old hand to point at Janey.
"She's the one! She has the Palm Tree Seeds!"
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Since we are leaving in a few hours for Oregon hoping to catch the biggest fish we have ever had the chance for I was wondering what the reat of you guys have put in the boat?
Up till now the only thing I have caught was some carp and a few pike over the 12 pound mark but that's about it. Hoping for some stugeon well over a 100 pounds if things go well. They can go over a 1000 pounds but I'm not expecting anything like that.
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Anyone know where I might find aluminum foil of a similar gauge as included with the whisperlite or whitebox stoves?
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You mean like this?
I use embossing foil that I got at a craft store. It is thinner than MSR's foil but thicker than the kitchen foil. It works good for me with an Esbit stove.
@ling_jdLocale: columbus ohio
Hi George, I'm not sure how it compares with the windscreens you speak of, but I made one out of the large aluminum tins used for roasting turkeys/grilling meat (at least I think that's what they're for). I picked one up from Kroger for $3 (you could probably get one cheaper at the dollar store). I snipped it out, flattened it, and weighed it in at .5 oz. It's very minimal with sharp edges (although not to a fault) and the sides bent a bit to latch the screen closed. It seems to work perfectly.
The tin is pretty stiff. stiffer than regular pie tins. It's the same stuff I've seen catering companies use for keeping food warm.
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Thanks guys. Douglas, exactly like that but in bulk. Doug, sounds like a good idea to look into, but not sure if it's the weight I'm looking for. Justin, I like my baking sheet windscreen, but am looking for something without the embossing that comes on the bottom of the sheets.Any other ideas out there?
Sorry to bump such an old thread, but I am also looking for the foil sheeting so I can make and try out an UL oven ala Tinny:
Anyone ever find a source for something similar to what is used in the video above?
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I have gotten it before from hobby lobby. It works awesome and comes in a roll of varying lengths.
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Showbiz Sandbox 228: The Dish On That Disney Deal With Dish
March 11, 2014
After months of rancorous public and legal battles with television networks over their ad-skipping Hopper technology, U.S. satellite provider Dish Network reached a landmark retransmission consent agreement with the Walt Disney Company. The deal calls for Dish to disable bypassing commercials for three days after a show originally airs. In return Dish is getting the rights to provide Disney's networks via the Internet for any future IP-television offering they might develop.
Meanwhile, the city which has become known for producing movies and television shows is under siege. Not from a foreign invader, but rather Los Angeles (and California) is suffering from what is known as "runaway production" thanks to tax incentives being offered in other states and countries.
Austin Texas has also been invaded over the past week by attendees at the annual South by Southwest festival. Neil Young marked the occasion by announcing Pono, his long awaited high-def music player, along with its accompanying store filled with digital tracks for audiophiles.
Of course, we also cover the week's top entertainment news stories including Sandra Bullock's giant "Gravity" payday, television networks start premiering their shows in summer and why time-shifting made HBO's "True Detective" a huge hit.
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The Hudson City School District is excited to announce that parents now have the online capability to update both annual and on-going registration forms and emergency phone contact information for receiving automated calls. The Emergency Medical Authorization form, Acceptable Technology Use form, and Student Handbook sign-off forms are available to complete online:
In the very near future you will be able to access all the links in Home Access Center (HAC) for one-stop convenience. Home Access Center is an important parent portal for student information. The icon is located on the top right-hand side of the District's and each school's main web pages.
Website registration and My Payments Plus lunch accounts are available now on the website at www.hudson.k12.oh.us. Student fees may be paid in My Payments Plus starting September 1, 2016. If you are already registered on the website, please don't forget to update your building subscriptions if your student will be in a different school this year.


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More than 100 Tibetan protesters were detained by Nepalese police during demonstrations on the eve of the arrival of the Olympic torch in Beijing today – evidence that campaigners will continue to use this summer's Games to draw attention to their cause.
The arrests in Kathmandu of up to 130 people came after demonstrators, including Buddhist monks and nuns, gathered outside the Chinese embassy chanting "We want free Tibet". The demonstrators were chased by police who dragged them into waiting vans. Some were reportedly beaten with sticks.
The Nepal protests are the latest in a series of demonstrations, many in countries with large communities of Tibetan exiles, that have dogged the Olympic flame relay.
Protesters disrupted the flame-lighting ceremony in Olympia, Greece, last Monday, unfurling pro-Tibet banners as the event was broadcast around the world. An attempt by a small group of activists to disrupt yesterday's event in Athens yesterday where Greece handed the flame to China was prevented by police.
"In 130 days, the 2008 Beijing Olympics begin," said Liu Qi, the Beijing Games organising chief, before receiving the flame. "We and the other nations of the world look forward to this moment."
The torch was due to arrive in Beijing today under strict security for a ceremony in Tiananmen Square before touring the world.
The protests began in Lhasa and other parts of Tibet three weeks ago, gathering a momentum not seen for at least 20 years as demonstrators called for greater autonomy or independence for the region and attacked Chinese shopkeepers and businessmen. Seizing on the publicity surrounding the countdown to this summer's Olympic Games, supporters around the globe have added their voices, seeking to put pressure on Beijing.
China has reacted with force, dispatching thousands of additional troops to the affected areas within its borders. Beijing claims that 22 people have been killed in Lhasa, but Tibetan exiles say the number is closer to 140.
Chinese state media continued their attacks yesterday on the Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual and political leader, accusing him of refusing to enter talks about Tibet's future.
The Dalai Lama, 72, who has lived in exile in Dharamsala, India, for almost 50 years, has said he is prepared to travel to Beijing to meet President Hu Jintao for talks. He has also repeatedly condemned the violence committed by both sides and called for a peaceful resolution. He has said he believes China should host the Olympic Games, prompting criticism from some Tibetans. But in a lengthy article yesterday, the Xinhua news agency cited previous actions and statements attributed to the Nobel laureate that it claimed contradicted his purported willingness to talk. "It was the Dalai Lama clique that closed the door of dialogue," it said.
Meanwhile, a group of international Tibet experts has written an open letter to the Chinese authorities calling for an immediate end to the violence. The 330 academics said Tibet was one of the world's great cultural legacies.
"We call for an immediate end to the use of force against Tibetans within China," they wrote. "We call for an end to the suppression of Tibetan opinion, whatever form that suppression takes.
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Today I am sharing some of my favorite interiors that I have found from searching the internet, Pinterest and other home design sites. There are so many great home design sites and as part of my daily education, I view them and learn what other designers are doing. So here is a tour of the main rooms in any home.
My mantra is apply a "less is more" approach to your home but think of it as your haven. A place where you, your family and guests will feel comfortable and uncluttered by stimulus and yet inviting.
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Well, that sucks. Why does a level 80 have to pay to fly around zones I've seen? Bah. Yet another money sink.Edit: Lulz, what Shinshiva said. Though, when you think about it, what else do people have to spend their money on besides respecs, gems and enchants?
Old weather flying!
Makes sense, I'm glad they added this.How much do people think they are going to be paying for this?If level 40 (100% ground) is 50g and level 60 Outland Flying training is 250g, then I'd predict the cost to be around either 100g or 200g.Gold sink? That's pocket change.EDIT2: Looks like I was pretty close on the money - off by 50g :P
This isn't nearly as bad as I expected.I am, however, amazed by the fact that people are complaining more when the price is low than they ever did when the price was high. I guess it's the difference between feeling like you're making a big investment or just getting nickle and dime'd.
Considering you're getting the skill at level 60 or so, I doubt it'll be very expensive.
less qq more GDKP runs imo.It's not like gold is hard to come by now.
This is no surprise at all, why wouldnt they do something they have been doing in both expansion before ? make you pay for flying =) this was forseen
Well... there went that promise that you didn't need to buy something like this... pretty sure I saw a blue post about not needing to buy something like this... Oh well, I'll buy it just to fly around like I always wanted to do.
Probably will fold in with the current flying at 60; will let you fly in both Outland and 'old' Azeroth.
I have a feeling that this plus the 310% flying combination is not going to be cheap...
Should be about 2.5k, imo. This is a good move overall.
I don't know why everyone always seems opposed to gold sinks, we need them to combat inflation.If hyperinflation starts up, you'll be eating gold, silver, and copper soup for breakfast, lunch, and dinner!
Are they Seriously naming it that?I always assumed "Windy Weather Flying" made sense, since i cant think of any other explanation you could fly in Northrend but not Azeroth :PAlso, you get it at level 60! The same time you get regular flying? So why have it as a separate skill at all?And, as soon as you get it, you leave Azeroth and dont use it for 20 levels?Wtf Blizzard?
I know what it actually is. It's a fee to buy a "license to fly" from the Flightmaster Cartel as compensation for lost business
This will probably not be THE money sink in cataclysm since it is available at level 60. Forging outland flying and Azerothian flying together would be a smart move imo


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Harry Styles-related anything frequently sends social media channels into meltdown. Especially if it surrounds the alternative-friendly One Direction singer's personal life.
But he probably wasn't expecting quite the hysteria he would create with his throw-away comment about gender not being particularly important.
Styles was being interviewed alongside bandmate Liam Payne by ODE in a suggestive segment called 'FourPlay'.
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To which Styles replies: "Not that important."
Cue a deadpan stare and a slight smirk from Payne, before Styles list clichés such as "personality" and "sense of humour".
Perhaps unfairly, and like all members of every boyband that has ever been manufactured into existence, Styles' sexuality has been the subject of some tabloid scrutiny over the years the group have been active.
In July last year, he told GQ magazine he "didn't think" he was bisexual, by way of dismissing speculation over his close relationship with Nick Grimshaw. "We're not dating, no. We're just friends," he told the September issue of the magazine.
"Bisexual? Me? I don't think so. I'm pretty sure I'm not," he added.
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HRV located in basement of bungalow, run one 12"x3" wall stack up to the attic, and then, using a 12x3 to 6"round stack boot, spider 6" insulated ducting to the bathroom, kitchen, living room, and main bedroom using ceiling diffusers.
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The guilty party was, by its own admission, Somerfield. A due diligence apparently showed that the risks to its shareholders outweighed the rewards. But there may be more to it than that. The market had certainly become alarmed by the management overload faced by Somerfield in trying to digest Booker just months after swallowing Kwik Save. Looking at the rise in Somerfield's share price yesterday, the market is relieved the deal is not going ahead.
The slump in Booker's share price tells a different story, of course. Booker has gone from three options to two. It must now either hitch its wagon to John von Spreckelsen's Budgens or go it alone, find a new chief executive and continue its restructuring process. On the face of it, the Budgens deal looks even less plausible than the link-up with Somerfield. It would be a reverse takeover of almost 1980s-like proportions.
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The total financial loss resulting from the 124,000 killed and the millions more injured last year on the roads of the 29 most developed countries was the equivalent of 2 per cent of their entire economies, the Organisation for Economic Control and Development said.
The OECD - the group of 29 richest nations - said the cost was "unacceptable" and launched a programme of research to help cut the death toll.
Fatalities fell 6 per cent from 1997. The OECD said that in some countries, the death toll had fallen to levels last seen in 1956, despite the huge growth in traffic over the past four decades. "However, success in road safety is relative to the horrendous levels of road fatalities experienced in OECD member countries during the early Seventies, when fatalities were about 25 per cent higher than current levels," it said in a report posted on its website.
"To argue that 124,000 road fatalities represents a success story negates the huge personal and economic cost to society that results from a road crash."
OECD research showed the United States had the highest death toll, with 41,967 fatalities.
The death toll surged 80 per cent in Iceland, 16 per cent in Norway, 6 per cent in France and 3 per cent in Spain, while all the other countries cut the number of fatalities.
The OECD said a few countries reported that even after allowing for the effects of improved economic conditions for 1998 - economic recovery led to an increase in travel - there was still a rise in fatalities compared with 1997."Because of the multiplicity of factors that can contribute to road fatalities, it is difficult to determine the causes underlying such performances. Further analysis of other possible factors is strongly needed," it said.
The deal toll on Britain's roads fell 4 per cent, to 3,581 from 3,743. The greatest achievement was made in Korea, where fatalities were cut by 22 per cent, the Czech Republic, where they fell 15 per cent and in Austria and Canada, where they fell 13 per cent.
In Britain, it is understood the official spending watchdog is considering launching an inquiry into the amount of taxpayers' money spent on preventing and dealing with road accidents. The National Audit Office is worried too much is spent on treating crash victims and too little on road safety campaigns.
Crashes are estimated to cost the economy pounds 3bn a year in terms of ambulance call-outs, 3 million NHS bed days, follow-up medical care and time taken off work by the bereaved.
The Department for the Environment, Transport and the Regions directly spends pounds 100m on road safety. It currently gives a value of preventing a fatal accident at pounds 848,000, based on an assessment of the willingness of taxpayers to pay for the measures needed to prevent it. This method is seen as cynical by safety campaigners.
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Sarah Greenberg
Prior to joining RiskMetrics, Greenberg served as the Manager of Business Development with Innovest Strategic Value Advisors. In that role, she worked as a client liaison and managed the firm's outreach initiatives, focusing on increasing communication between Innovest's research team and Innovest's global clientele.
Prior to joining Innovest, Greenberg worked as a research analyst on a joint Saint Louis University School of Public Health and State University of New York project on China's public health system.
She holds a B.A. in Political Science from the State University of New York at New Paltz.
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Last Updated: Jul 14, 2009