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Chester Times (Newspaper) - February 14, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NET PAID CIRCULATION i OH SIX MONTHS ENDING SEPTEMBER 20,108 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ + With All Latest and Best News of the Day 57TH YEAR—NO. 17,516. Da!Iv leased Wire Report- of United Press (UP* and Internationa! News Service iINSt CHESTER, PA., TUESDAY, FEHRUARY ll. PRICE, TWO CENTS HITLER MAY WED FRAU WAGNER GOLI) STANDARD las! IN N. Y. SPEECH President ( alls for Co-operation in Drive to Stabilize Currency Says World Should Be Freed From the Sore Burden of Armaments WASHINGTON, Feb. 14— GNS)— A call for cooperation in a drive to stabilize currencies as the only way to avoid economic ruin. stood as the final public utterance of President Hoover to the American people today. Speaking as the nead of his party, the man whose administration coined the phrase "prosperity is just around the corner" warned an economic war impends "which threatens to engulf the world." Addressing the Lincoln Day conclave of the National Republican Club in New York, he told his colleagues to forget political affiliations and pull A ith the Democratic regime in every constructive remedy. Mr. Hoover expressed confidence the Republicans would be returned to power, but added the present was no time to think of political advantage. The p''dress sounded the basic note that W' o currencies must be stabilized tnrough return to and maintenance of some sort of a gold standard. Mr. Hoover recommended at the same time an endeavor to find a place for silver in enlarged subsidiary coinage, but with gold the basic standard. President Hoover said in part: "It is a pleasure for me to address you upon the day when this club and our countrymen of all faiths throughout the land are paying tribute to the memory of Abraham Lincoln, We tonight also play tribute to him as founder of the Republican party and the inspirer of its ideals. He, more than any other man. created the living, virile organization which has given responsible interpretation of those ideals to our people in each succeeding generation. An organization that can show more than 15,000.000 adherents after 70 years is indeed testimony to the virility of the principles which Lincoln enunciated. "Those principles, the fiber and the determination of the party assure that it will be recalled to power by the American people. "The people determined the election. Those of us who believe in the most basic principle insisted upon by Abraham Lincoln—the transcendent importance of popular government— have no complaint.. We accept and, as Americans, will continue whole-heartedly to do our part in promoting the well-being of the country. Our party ran truly* feel that we have held the faith; that we shall do so in the future is our solemn responsibility. "The Republican party will sup- Continued on Last Page CHILA HANK BANDITS SCARED BY SHOTS A gang of armed bandits that attempted to hold up a branch of the Sixth National Bank in Philadelphia, shortly before noon today were frightened off when a guard on the balcony opened fire. The gunmen fled without a cent, according to officials of the bank. At least three bandits, brandishing guns, stepped briskly into the Passyunk avenue branch of the institution. They issued curt commands for clerks and customers to throw up their hands. The guard, whose name was not immediately learned, opened fire from the balcony overhead. One of the bandits paused to return the charge. He soon joined his companions as they fred from the building. The gunmen leaped into a car parked nearby and sped away. PRESIDENT HOOVER RETURNS WASHINGTON, Feb. 4—(UP) — President Hoover returned to the White House from New York shortly after 7 a. rn. today. CLOSING ORDER IS MADE SOFTER Governor, After Declaring Moratorium for Week, "Interprets" It Fifty Institutions Later Open; Acted to Save "Toppling" HOW SCHAAFF FATAL POLICE START ON LINDBERGH COLORED GROUP INJURIES WERE RECEIVED ' ; , FRIEND KIDNAPED I, , 'V , L TRAIL OF DENVER —. * ASR DOUGLASS Romantic rumors connect the names of Frau Winifred Wagner (pictured here), the English-born widow of Richard Wagner's son, and Germany's bachelor chancellor— Adolf Hitler. They have been friends for years and were seen together at the ceremony commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of Wagner's death at Leipzig. Frau Wagner has two sons, and at her husband's death in IDSO i: was found he had appointed her to carry on the work of the music festival at Bayreuth. Hitler was a friend of her husband, Siegfried. and Nazi storm troops marched in the funeral procession for the son of the great composer. LEAGUE REJECTS MANCHURIA PLAN Committee Turns Down J a p a n \s Conciliatory Proposals GENEVA. Feb. 14—(UP) — The League of Nations believes it is useless to consider thor conciliation proposals from Japan on the Manchurian dispute, me Japanese were advised today. The Assembly's Committee of 19 on Manchuria met secretly and considered the reply of Yosuke Mat-suokv Japanese delegate, refusing to consider returning Manchuria to Chinese soveregnty. The committee then wrote to Matsuoka, saying that in view of the Japanese reply, the further suggestions proposed by Japan could not be considered. HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (ID United Press) AT AGUA ( ALIEN TF I—Johnnie IL. ( ampL'lo, Kunire, San Ramon, Don Face, Quick Indian. -—Willow Bramble, Bebe, Ran way, I'husy, Jack IV, Bob Blackburn. '•—spindle, banty Boy, Irish Spree, B!ack Hair, I—Terror, Fuss Budget, Ah Dog hah, Afridi, Paul llirtenstein, Master Durbar, Tienette. r—i None). ti—(None!. 7—Lower Ten, Plain ( lothes, lair Mole. Sinner, Plum Shot, Pur/ana. Weather, clear; track, fast. AT FAIR GROUNDS 1—(None), 2—( None), 3— i None). 4—Ruth Carolyn. 5— i None). B— I None), 7—< None), 8—Winnie Jo, Deserve. 9— .Off). Weather, clear; track, fa. TORIO. Feb. 14 (Copyright, 1933, by the United Press)- Japan will j order occupation of Jehol Province by her Manchurian army soon, despite world opinion, it appeared certain today in the face of a prospect of unified Chinese resistance. Possibility that the green-clad in-. fantrymsn of the Imperial Jaoanese army would push on beyond the Great Wall to occupy the cities of Tientsin and Peiping could not be ignored. Developments at Peiping and Nanking, and the statement of acting Chinese Premier T. V. Soong that any attack on Jehol would encounter the united resistance of all China, indi- Continucd on Page Ten MANY SLEDDERS GO TO HOSPITAL Some City and County Victims of (rashes Have Narrow Escapes Many sledding enthusiasts were injured yesterday on the streets of the city and on hills in the county, requiring hospital treatment. Some persons also were hurt in falls. Of the more serious accidents, Henry Dudley, of 245 East Fourth street, slipped on the icy covered pavement near his home and in falling landed on his right .shoulder., causing a fracture of the shoulder blade He was taken to the Chester Hospital by friends, where the shoulder was set in place. Edith Jones, 14 years old, of Boothwyn, was brought into the hospital about 9.30 p. rn. last night. She was treated for a severe contusion of the, shoulder and minor lacerations of the arm, sustained when her sled hit a tree while coasting on a hill in jack of her home. * Caroline Secula. 17 years old of 101 Highland avenue, was also hurt while C ontinued on Page Ten DETROIT, Feb. 14 - Governor William A Comstock today, after issuing a formal proclamation declaring a seven-day bank holiday throughout Michigan. Issued an interpretative ruling designed to soften somewhat the effect of his proclamation The Governor's interpretative ruling said his earlier edict, calling for the closing of the State's 500 banks and trust companies for eight days, beginning todav, was "a permissive" proclamation, and not a mandatory order. Banks may reopen "to whatever extent seems wise," the Governor said in his interpretative ruling. "I expect that some of the banks will work out a plan for taking care of small payrolls and checks within a day or two." in accordance with this ruling the Upper Peninsula's 50 banks opened for business, relieving the pressure on the northern part of the State. Virtually all banks in the Lower Peninsula remained closed, however. Wielding the power of a dictator, ti governor, to save the State from financial chaos, tied up approx-! imately $1,200,000,000 by his proclamation. It was a choice, he declared, between closing all banks or allowing one of Detroit's largest financial institutions to fall. "Then." he said, " we might have seen banks toppling like dominoes." The week's legal holiday, which amounts to a banking moratorium seven business days, was declared early today after all night conferences between Governor William A Comstock, state and city banking authorities. Secretary of Commerce Roy Chapin, and representatives of the United States Treasury and the Federal Reserve Bank. Representatives of the Reconstruction Finance Corp. also attended the conference. The R F. C. has loans outstanding to several Michigan banks. The proclamation of a legal holiday was an adaption of the technique used in Louisiana recently when a one-day special holiday was declared after heavy withdrawals started on a bank there. Immediate necessity for the mora-, torium was created by an acute condition in the affairs of the Union Guardian Trust Company, Gov. Comstock said. He said he war, Informed that as matters stood, it would have been necessary to have closed the doors of that institution today. The Union Guardian Trust Company has been a heavy borrower from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Inability of the Union Guardian to realize on its assets quickly, to meet demands for withdrawals existing and anticipated, created the emergency, bank officials disclosed. Last week representtves of the bank were in Continued on Page Ten SLIPPERY STREETS GAUSE ACCIDENTS t aesc lour pictures, made during the Sehaal-Camera bout in New York, probably account for the fatal injuries suffered by the Boston heavyweight The giant Italian frequently brought bis etiib-like arms down on Schaaf's neck. It is thought that these blows caused the intra-crania! hemorrhage that proved fatal to Schaaf this morning. TURNER ASSAILS NEW YORK PROBE ASSEMBLY STORY SN SCHAAF DEATH Costs of Passing Bills Was Governor Starts Quiz; Car-Subject; Bill Sponsor nera Goes Before (he Scored Authorities Three automobile accidents due to the treacherous condition of the streets, were reported to police last night. No one was injured as the result of the crashes. A traffic light suspended from a pole on the southwest corner of Fourth ttreet and Highland avenue, was knocked out of commission when an automobile driven by Frederick C. Walls, of Wells avenue. Glenolden, crashed into the pole when his car .skidded on the snow encrusted street, as he attempted to turn the corner Wells' automobile was badly damaged. The Glenolden motorist agreed to make good the damages. George L. Baldwin, 1107 Green street. Marcus Hook, told police that while driving cast on Ninth street last night, his machine skidded and sidewiped an automobile parked in front of the chester High School, the automobile bearing license plates 100G2 Baldwin said the damage was slight. A small boy who refused to give his name, escaped injury yesterday afternoon when he darted from the sidewalk at Ninth and Penn streets and bumped into the side of an automobile driven by John Bottom ley, 1218 Kerlin street. Bottomlcy told police the youngster refused to be taken to either a physician or a hospital, stating he was not hurt. C. of C.Group Analyzes Possible County Savings AT HIALEAH PARK 1—Baptism. 2—Race street, King saxon. 3—Mynah. I—i None), 5—(None), —i None), 7 — (None), Weather, clear; track fast. AT HAVANA 1—Mar Ballot. 2—(Nonri. 3—Dark Dawn, Elmer ll. Venezuela. Fair Vagary, Indiazen, Th under -speed, 4—Wise Kid. 5—Athel, I rn i -hot. singing Kid. 6—/emlil.t, Black Nim, Rita Fee, Precious Ann, Talomond, Sweeping ll jut. Cieimnif, Fair Jean. 7—Young Bill. Widespread interest was aroused on the part of the taxpayers of the i county last week in the recommendations made to the county commissioners by the Committee on County Government of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce which, by va-rious data, indicated a saving of approximately $300,000 could be saved the county each year through the adoption of the many suggestions incorporated in the report. The report of the committee asked for a IO lier cent, cut in all salaries, those workers who are protected by statutory provisions being asked to volunteer this reduction in their pay Various minor jobs were ruled out in the report as unnecessary and various caus were suggested in many expenses, together with hints that better business methods being introduced in certain departments. Th** committee was composed of J ll Ward Hink' on, William Crammer. Leonard C. Ashton. Samuel Rhodes, Harry L Miller, with a technical staff of Charles W Lewis, director, and D ll Kurtzman, assistant. Hie Chai ter Times, believ ing thou sands of taxpayers would welcome the opportunity of reading a more complete analysts of the findings of the committee, has arranged to pub- I lish the major portions of the recommendations in instalments daily until concluded In presenting their survey tire committee declared: "In 1929. the county levied a tax of SI 605.104 and in 1932 a tax of $2-421.509 This tax constituted a per I capita levy of $6 OO for the former year and of $8 00 for the latter year J W'hen consideration is given to the increased purchasing power which the dollar had acquired between the selected years it is found that the tax for 1932 represented an increase of 163'J- over the tax levied for the year 1929. "During the same period commodity prices and industrial employment fell precipitously throughout the civilized world In the United States industrial production declined 32~, wholesale commodity prices 33^, general cost of living 25'r, and average Continued on Last Fage HARRISBURG. Feb. 14 -GNS) Anti-prohibition legislation fell by tho wayside today as unemployment relief forged to the front and thrust the House into the hottest verbal cross-fire of the session. A resolution providing for a joint committee to confer with the governor on a program of jobless aid was the center of turmoil. It was soundly defeated and its sponsor, Representative John FL Malina, Philadelphia Democrat, was vehemently denounced. Democratic rn e rn b c r s themselves joined in killing the resolution. The measure itself was a criticism of the legislature. Representative Ellwood J. Turner, Delaware, promptly took exception to the resolution and proceeded to assail a story appearing in newspapers last week regarding the cost of passing bills in the assembly. Turner vigorously assailed the story, termed it unfair and without basis and charged that through it and Continued on Page Ten BATTLE OF LETICIA IS REPORTED ON BOGOTA. Colombia, Feb. 14- (UP) -A battle has begun between Peruvian and Colombian forces at Leticia, the government was advised today. News of the battle, which has been imminent for weeks, was telegraphed I by Gen. Alfredo Vaseuex Coho, commander of the Colombian forces at th;? front, which is far up the Amazon river. It was feared a real war would re- ! suit. Both sides have gathered impressive forces of troops, gunboats, airplanes, artillery and machine guns Leticia is on the upper Amazon, on the border between Colombia and Peru. The small river port of 600 population originally belonged to Peru but was ceded to Colombia by a treaty ratified In 1928. On Sept I last. 300 armed Peruvian citizens Invaded and seized the town and have held it since. The threat of war immediately arose. Efforts of th? League of Nations and of neutral South American Republics to settle the dispute failed CHILI) HEALTH CENTERS PRAISED Dr. Wilmer Krusen Sees Fine Work Done Here; Analyzes Problems Speaking before a number of local physicians and women interested in the work of the local Cmld Health Centers, Dr Wilmer Krusen. president of the Philadelphia College of Science and Pharmacy stressed the need in the present times to continue, undiminished the programs of child health being carried on by the- medical divisions of the school districts. He urged all present to use their influence with senators and local representatives in assuring that the vital question of caring for the health of the children would not suffer as a result of state governmental economies, economies which would soon defeat their own purpose. The occasion of Dr. Krusens address was the annual open meeting of the Child Health Centers of Chester, held yesterday afternoon In the Y. W, C A Building, Seventh and Bpi oui .streets, Dr. Krusen. in refers g to health programs in the schools, told of the requirements for vaccination, medical examination; and for personnel, in ail branches of medical and dental fields Continued on Page Ten COUNTY GIRL HONORED Miss Sarah Auger, of Sharon Hill, ha.6 received the honor of being elected treasurer of th? Art Fellowship Club of Beaver College, at Jenkintown, where she is a student in the fine arts course. Mis • Auger is the daughter of the Rev Elias Auger, of 323 Barker avenue, Sharon mil. NEW YORK, Feb. 14 -(UP* The death of Ernie Schaaf. who collapsed during a prize light with Primo Camera, was due to natural causes and was not a result of an injury sustained in the ring, Medical Examiner Charles A. Norris said today after completing an autopsy. ALBANY. N. Y . Feb. 14 (UP) Gov. Lehman Instructed the State Boxing Commission today to make a thorough Investigation of the death of Ernie Schaaf, "I have asked the Blate Boxing Commission to investigate the death and report to me," the governor said. "I will ask for a report on nil the circumstances surrounding the bout with a view to having a complete investigation of the case to prevent further such occurrences." The governor made his announcement while the legislature moved to demand a separate investigation. Senator Henry G. Shat kilo, New York City Democrat, told the United Press he would move in the upper House within a few days to repeal the entire boxing law. NEW YORK. Feb. 14 GNS) Primo Camera, shambling in his walk and seemingly broken by the ring tragedy that resulted in the death of Ernie Schaaf, was taken before Assistant District Attorney James Continued on Page Ten KAIN PREDICTED FOK AKHA TODAY Rain Is predicted, with warmer weather here, in eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. It will be colder tomorrow, and rain is possible then also. Tile highest temperature here yesterday was 36 degrees, at 6 p. rn., and the lowest was 19, at 2.15 a rn. 'I he average of 28 was six degrees below normal for th* date and twenty degrees below the average February 13 last year. Maximum temperature for the date is 64. established in 1881. and minimum 3, in 1917. Sunrise today was at 6.55 a. rn., and sunset will be at 5 35 p. in., eastern standard time. BALANCE BUDGET PAUL BLOCK SAYS Publisher Secs K Is Needed for Return of I J. S. Prosperity WASHINGTON. Feb. 14 'UP- -The road to economic recovery require;. in■ mediate balancing of the budget, J1 ttlcrneut of foreign debts repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment and administration of government by a coalition cabinet. Paul Block. New York publisher, told a Senate Committee holding a "best minds" clinic j I today. Block, appearing before the Senate Finance Committee, also urged that the gold .standard tx* retained, a large scale public works program luau- ! unrated and I armer- aided by limiting wheel end cotton production and fixing minimum prices for farm coin- j module s. Tariff schedule? .should be adjusted. he nu lei. with duties raised against countries ming depreciated currencies, and lowered to nations on the gold standard. "First in importance Is the balancing of our budg* ? " he said "To accomplish this, I favqr immediate drastic reduction in the cost of government, and a small manufacturer's sales tax which may be eliminated once repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment Is adopted * We could cut costs of government very materially if Congress and the President would, among other things, provide for a reduction in bonus payments now being made to veterans of the World War. Our country cannot afford bonuses and pensions to those who either never went overseas or WU re not injured in actual service "Next in important**, is for the Government to remain on a gold basts." I KIDNAPING GANG Chief Predicts 32-Year-old Millionaire Will Be Freed in IS Hours Believes $60,000 Ransom Demanded Will Not Be Paid; Wife I nnerved DENVER, Colo., Fob. 14 — CUP)— A police prediction that. Charles Boettcher. II . kidnaped Denver millionaire, would be released within 48 , hours cheered his family today i On edge with grief and fear for the safety of the 32-year-old heir to one of the great fortunes of the Rocky Mountain area, hrs beautiful voung wife, an expectant mother, and Ins parents snatched hopefully at (he straw held out bv Chief of Police A. T. Clark. After 24 hours iii which he directed one of the west's greatest manhunts for the abductors of Boettcher, Clark announced that he had "a good idea" of the identity of those ! behind the daring plot Boettcher, he predicted, would be returned home within another 48 hours, unharmed, and without payment of the $60,000 ransom demanded by the men who kidnaped him about midnight Sunday in the rear of his palatial home in Denver's mast fashionable district a ransom his family was anxious to pay to assure his safe return. The typewritten note thrust into the hands of Mrs. Boettcher as her | husband was .seized from her side til I the garage hack of their home was believed to have provided an tmpor- ; taut clue to solution of the case. Clark said detectives expected soon to know the make and date of manu- Cnntinued on Page ten SUN OIL TANKER RESCUES AVIATOR A thrilling rescue was made at sea last night off the coast of Florida by the crew of the Sun Oil tanker, J. N Pew, when It picked up an unidentified aviator GO miles off Cape Canaveral after he had drifted aimlessly about In a wrecked plane for 52 hours 'without food or water. The aviator, who was picked up in a senu-conscious condition, atter he had been revived, said he had had neither food nor water since Saturday. He said he had left West Palm Beach on that day for the Bahamas and had gone only a short, distance when engine trouble forced the plane down. At the time the plane was sighted, the J. N Pew was enroute from Houston, Texas, to Marcus Hook, with a cargo of petroleum oil to fie discharged at tire company's plant. The plane wras sighted by an offl-i cer on watch w ho reported to the captain Orders were given to change itla* course of the ship and proceed to the plane, which w;us being tossed about in tin* sea. When the tanker reached the; plane a man was seen to be seated in I the cockpit. A lifeboat, manned by a i I crew, was launched and the aviator! was taken to the ship, where he was givin a dry-change of clothing and first aid treatment. The tanker will arrive at Marcus Hook on Thursday with the flier aboard. NATIONAL ECONOMY LEAGUE IS RAUBE!) The National Economy League was criticized as a body representing "organized wealth and international bankers," trying to put the burden of disabled war veterans upon farmers and small property owners, by Senator Arthur It. Robinson, Indiana, at a legionnaire banquet in Philadelphia. Major General Bmedley I) Butler, also a guest, speaker at the banquet, said Japan's Manchurian ambitions were similar to those of the United Stater, in its relations with Latin-Amerlca. "Japan needs oil," Butler said, "and therefore seeks to build an empire. The United States has a Monroe doctrine and Japan, copying our tactics, seeks to create at similar document in the east." SCHOOL STATUS Senior High or Junior High?" They Ask Direo (ors at Meeting: "Junior High" Is Answer, With Denial of Race Distinction ll (-Id Ii y kidnapers who demand $60,000 ransom for Ins return is Chur lr* Ifnettrher, ll (above), millionaire. ut Denver, tic was seized by two men as In* drove into his residence. His wife was in the motor ear with him but could see the two men only slightly in the dark. They thrust the ransom note into her hand and vin* lias announced sin* will pay the $60,000. Boettcher is a friend of Colonel Charles A Lindbergh and the ransom note recalled the fate of Lindbergh's kidnaped son. TAXPAYERS ASK LOWER CO. TAX Ulead J Mills Rate; Rap Turkey for Jail Employes at Xmas In its report to t * County Commis;Toners, which was presented this morning, the Delaware County Taxpayers Ass* via lion of which Samuel I). Clyde, of this city, is chairman, revealed that the county tax rate for 1933 should he set not to exceed 3 mills, a reduction of IU mills from the )!)32 rate. Criticism is made in the report as to the management of various department* of the court house, particularly the commissioners paying $49 each tor books used for the recording of deeds and mortgages. The purchase of turkeys given to employes of the prison as Christmas presents and the employment of certain men in the court house, which the committee secs as unnecessary, is criticized in the report. In one portion of the report it reads, "We recognize that this will require economies and means that you will discontinue making payments to persons who for many years have been the recipients of large expenditures from our public treasury. We are calling your at- Contlnucd on Page Ten It DOSEY ELI ENDING TRIP MIAMI, Fe!) 14 (UP) Presidentelect Roo: i wit enjoyed the last full day ol his vacation on the yacht, Nourmahal today. He will debark from Vincent Astor'* trim craft here late tomorrow, and after a .short speech responding to a local welcome, will entrain for New York. BLAMES' FORD IN The much discussed Frederick: Douglass school at Eighth street and Central avenue came before the school directors again last evening at their regular session held in the Larkin school, Broad and Crosby streets, when three representatives of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, headed by Rev I,. S. Moore, pastor of the St. Daniel's M. E. Church questioned the nu rubens of the board concerning the use of the school. Rev. Moore, principal .spokesman of the group, who has been before the board concerning the school on other occasions, asked whether the build-* • was for use as a .senior or a junior high school, In answer to this query, Charles I*. Larkin. Jr president of the board, assured the pastor that tho school was a junior high school. Rev. Moore asked why following the June and February commencement the pupils entering the tenth grade ; had not been permitted to go to the Huh school instead of remaining at SENATOR DAVIS' TRIAL POSTPONED NEW YORK, Feb. 14 (INB) The new* trial of U. S. Senator James J. Davis, of Pennsylvania, charged with violating the National Lottery law, wus postponed today until Feb 27 Senator Davis Is alleged to have profited by $173 000 from two lotteries conducted for the Diva! Order of Moose of which la* is the director general The first trial of the Senator ended in a mistrial when a Juror was reported by Chief Defense Counsel Charles J Margiotti. of Punxsutawney, Pa , to have visited him. Michigan Governor Gives "Low Down" on Week's Financial Suspension LANSING, Mich, Feb. 14 (UP' : Responsibility for the eight-day mor-! {thorium on bunking in Michigan was I laid at the door of the Ford Motor Company today by Governor William A Comstock. : He said refusal of the company to I subordinate it* deposit* with the (Union Guardian Trust Company to the claims of smaller depositors and tin R, F. C. forced the moratorium j to "protect .small depositors and to save the state's banking structure '' "Here is the plain unvarnished story of the events which led to the declaration of the banking moratorium " Comstock said "The Union Guardian Trust Company of Detroit has been doing banking bittiness in Michigan under the i laws of the state Like other ftnan-: rial houses it has suffered depreciation of its assets ant! was seeking to get out of the banking business, P av- C ontinued on Page Ten Continued on Last Page SA VK (UKK SLEDDER KROM WATERY GRAVE Betty Quigley, an 8-year-old child residing at Prospect Park, was rescued from drowning last evening shortly before 6 o'clock when a sled on which she was riding broke through th® ' ice. The youngster, who is the daughter j of Mr and Mrs. James Quigley, of Twelfth and Lincoln avenues, had gone to the lake with several other I children of about her own age and were sledding down a bank onto the ice covered hike Several trips had been made when suddenly the lea gave way and the child disappeared beneath the surface of the water. Screams from her companion* attracted the attention of David Lee, 14, of Thirteenth and Folsom avenues, who was playing hockey with a crowd of boys about i fifty feet away from where the children were coasting. He skated to within about, fifteen feet of the hole where the child broke through and I climbed on his hands and knees, pushing his hockey stick before him on the ic® until the girl was able to catch hold of the end when he pulled jher to safety. , Alfred Mansur#, who was attracted to the .irene by the cries of Hic frightened youngsters, carried Betty to her home. It was said at j lier home this morning that she I suffered no 111 effects from her cold j plunge. BANDITS GET $350 No trace was found today of the three dapper bandits who escaped i with $350 last night after trussing up I four official* of the Buat Nachmen \ Building and Loan Association, in Philadelphia. ILL VETERAN FOUND A ?hell-shocked World War veteran, who was found wandering in a daze in City Hall, Philadelphia, early today, was Identified by police as John W. Shaw. 38, m business man at (1320 Locust street) Williamsport, Pa. IT. S. TREASURY BALANCE WASHINGTON^ Feb. 14— (INB) — Treasury balance as of Feb. ll, '' ,r4.-273.044.50; expenditures, $8,276,956.48; customs receipts. $6,952,511.17. Topicsof I lines| Lack of Cash Disrupts Midi. Payrolls, Busines >rt I Tri the DETROIT, Feb. 14 GNS? Michl- lurer Tin gun was it contused and harried cora- * burse rn en mon wealth today as cash became king thor nota and them went into hiding. scrip for Conditions in Detroit grew acute at ' payrolls ti noon, a; the full import of the clos- ; be v. ing of all bank* in the state for a on t period of seven days, broke upon the open city, j Oil Nobody would accept checks, and | said alter a three-day holiday few people appeared to have any cash. Big the-tres and stores that did a rushing business on Monday, however, found themselves in a situation almost as acute but exactly the reverse They had too much cash, and no place to put it. Armed guards watched the offices of several theatres, and police scout cars redoubled Tin their efforts to protect filling Eta- st rug) lions and restaurants where the re- cann reipta of three days remained in the encug tills. i from The payroll situation was in a state j The of utmost confusion. The state had of $_'( only $3765 cash on hand ut the tress- but I: urcr's office rn Lansing. State Tie**- to be Fry the RUO! on 13 said no dls-uild be made until fur-state employes will get $500,000 due them in row. But the scrip will the paper ifs printed I until banks are re- Simday sports in Pennsylvania cities this year seems doomed But that will be of little interest to county teams. i Snow led to the rapture of two burglar suspects in Es.sington. That being a poor way to leave their mark in tire world. Fish fighting is said to be a new craze In this county. On some oast fights staged in this county the "fish" env<1 to be the ones who paid to w it ness 'em. Now that baseball at night ha* tx-en successful, it is planned to stage horse racing under flood-light*. This will prevent bettors from putting their dough on a dark horse. Coroner Scheelite admits that he'* a bit of a detective. That's more than a lot of plainclothes cops can do. 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Helping plants to help themselves
2 June 2010
With the need to feed an ever increasing world population, we must reduce crop yield losses in new, sustainable ways. A paper published in the journal Food Security by Dr Toby Bruce from Rothamsted Research (an institute of BBSRC), emphasises the need to reduce crop losses caused by pests.
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The Food and Agriculture Organisation, predicts that by 2050 global food production needs to increase by 70%. As an alternative to agrochemicals, natural plant defence could be induced with activators. Toby Bruce said, "Natural plant immunity is likely to become more important in the future; this is an approach which exploits natural chemicals as treatments to modulate defence responses." Signals released by damaged plants activate the defence mechanisms of neighbouring plants and make them more resistant to the impending insect attack. According to Dr Bruce, such signals could be used as alternative treatments to replace synthetic insecticides which could then be reserved for particularly bad pest infestations. Furthermore, by encouraging natural enemies of pests, plant activators are compatible with integrated pest management systems.
In 2009 the European review of pesticide approval passed a new directive (EC/91/414) which reduced the number of active ingredients authorised for use in pesticides. Scientists predict that this could ultimately reduce agricultural productivity. The new directive will necessitate finding new ways to minimise crop losses due to insect pests.
An example of this, in Africa, is a mixed cropping system known as push-pull. This system, devised at Rothamsted Research with collaborators from the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (icipe), Kenya, optimises yields and is already working effectively in over 30,000 smallholder farms. The intercrop, planted with the main crop, releases signals (semiochemicals) that repel pests out of the main crop (push) but attract the natural enemies of the pests into the crop. A trap crop is planted around the outside which attracts the pests of the main crop (pull). This method has collateral benefits as the companion plants (the intercrop) produce animal fodder and improves soil quality.
Although several different techniques show potential for reducing crop losses, there is not one simple solution. Dr Bruce emphasises that 'we cannot rely on one method alone since that would increase the likelihood of pests adapting to become resistant'. The limited number of pesticides now available increases the chance of resistance developing and more research into crop protection is urgently needed to provide effective control alternatives. There is sometimes a 10-20 year lag time between initial experiments and commercial use, partly due to stringent regulatory requirements.
Development of resistant crops could provide a good way forward. If the genes responsible for resistance to pests could be identified, they could be bred into specially selected crops by either conventional or GM methods. GM crops that are resistant to pests have already been proven to be an important tool in developing sustainable alternatives to chemical pesticides. GM is not the only option we have available for crop protection, but given the challenges we face in securing future food supplies all technologies need to be considered, keeping possible social, economic and policy implications in mind.
Notes to editors
This research is published in the current issue of Food Security (Food Security: Volume 2 (2) (2010):133, http://www.springerlink.com/openurl.asp?genre=article&id=doi:10.1007/s12571-010-0061-8.) as "Responding to the threat to food security caused by crop pests in the new millennium" by Toby J. A. Bruce. Rothamsted Research receives grant-aided support from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) of the UK.
For further information, please contact Dr. Toby Bruce: Tel: +44 (0)1582 763133 ext 2682, email@example.com
About Rothamsted Research
Rothamsted Research is based in Hertfordshire and is one of the largest agricultural research institutes in the country. The mission of Rothamsted Research is to be recognised internationally as a primary source of first-class scientific research and new knowledge that addresses stakeholder requirements for innovative policies, products and practices to enhance the economic, environmental and societal value of agricultural land. The Applied Crop Science department is based at Broom's Barn, Higham, Bury St. Edmunds. North Wyke Research is located near Okehampton in Devon. Rothamsted Research is an institute of the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.
About icipe
icipe is a tropical organisation established in Kenya in 1970 to research tropical insects and their impact on food security and health. icipe's mission is to help alleviate poverty, ensure food security and improve the overall health status of peoples of the tropics by developing and extending management tools and strategies for harmful and useful arthropods, while preserving the natural resource base through research and capacity building. See www.icipe.org
About BBSRC
BBSRC is the UK funding agency for research in the life sciences. Sponsored by Government, BBSRC annually invests around £470M in a wide range of research that makes a significant contribution to the quality of life in the UK and beyond and supports a number of important industrial stakeholders, including the agriculture, food, chemical, healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.
BBSRC provides institute strategic research grants to the following:
- The Babraham Institute
- Institute for Animal Health
- Institute for Biological, Environmental and Rural Studies (Aberystwyth University)
- Institute of Food Research
- John Innes Centre
- The Genome Analysis Centre
- The Roslin Institute (University of Edinburgh)
- Rothamsted Research
The Institutes conduct long-term, mission-oriented research using specialist facilities. They have strong interactions with industry, Government departments and other end-users of their research.
About Global Food Security
Global Food Security is a multi-agency programme bringing together the research interests of the Research Councils, Executive Agencies and Government Departments.
Partner and sponsor organisations are:
- Research Councils UK – comprising:
- Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council
- Economic and Social Research Council
- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
- Medical Research Council
- Natural Environment Research Council
- Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
- Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- Department for International Development
- Food Standards Agency
- Government Office for Science
- Scottish Government
- Technology Strategy Board
For more information about the food security challenge and Global Food Security visit: www.foodsecurity.ac.uk
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Claris FileMaker II, released in 1990, is a database development tool with sample templates. Claris Corporation was a company wholly owned by Apple Computer Inc.
Several innovative databases have been available since the early days of the Macintosh, including Omnis, Helix (1984) and 4D, but it was the ease of use of FileMaker, which really caught on.
In 1988 FileMaker was taken over by Apple subsidiary Claris (later FileMaker Inc) and became cross platform in 1992. The look and feel of the Windows version was designed to be identical with the Macintosh version.
This is a flat file (i.e. non-relational database) database distinguished by its 'free-form' drawing and typographic tools for creating layout views of the records, moving away for the rigid 'spread-sheet' format. This software was developed at the time exclusively for the Macintosh platform. FileMaker was originally developed by Nashoba Systems from a product called 'Nutshell' and was released on the Macintosh platform in 1985 as FileMaker. It was followed by FileMaker Plus in 1986, FileMaker 4 in 1988 and then FileMaker II later in 1988. Later versions incorporated relational capabilities.
This item is part of a representative collection of hardware, software, trade literature and promotional material that documents the history of the Apple company, and its contribution to, and impact on the computer industry and society.
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This software package contains a box in slip cover or sleeve, 3 manuals and four disks and a range of documents. This software package contains a box in slip cover, manuals and four disks and a range of leaflets Manual (248 page spiral bound) Four 3 1/2 inch disks 800k in plastic sleeves 1. Claris FileMaker II label with pencil inscription 1.09 2 2. Claris FileMaker II label : "Examples"with pencil inscription 2 3. Claris FileMaker II label with pencil inscription 1.1v2 4. Claris FileMaker II label with additional label " Public Folder Compliments of Claris" "A Quick - Reference Card " - (bifold) "FileMaker® II Network - Using FileMaker® on a Network" (forty page booklet) "FileMaker® II Templates - Guide to FileMaker Templates" (thirty six page booklet) "Technical solutions:: newsletter December 1989 (a sixteen pages) Letter from Australian Distributor - MicroAustralia (Single A4 page) "Support Service and Registration" - Booklet additional documents: "Packing List" (single side page) "UPGRADES" - "Information", "Additional Products", "Order Form" (trifold page) "International Update" (single side page) "New Feature" (single side page) a single page of eight international mailing stickers
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I hadn't been to Beckta for a few years but it's hard to forget Stephen Beckta's incredible service standards and excellent food. The restaurant moved to a larger, more elegant home last year with an even stronger emphasis on fine dining. At dinner you can choose from a 3-course prix-fixe menu (with 5 choices in each category) for $68 or a 5-course tasting menu where diners are given a choice of 5 out of 12 foods they want the chef to focus on for $95. If you like a more casual experience you can go to Stephen Beckta's other restaurants - Play or Gezellig.
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I had noodles with mushroom and fried rice.The woman was very kind and we talk about Europa and jobless.Good taste.
Rough and ready but we enjoy the food from the Ruby Palace. Staff are always friendly and the cooks always smile and say hello to you when they see you. Only down side would be their chips. They taste as if they never change the oil they are cooked in. Other then that I'm always trying different meals and have...
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This is our favourite Chinese takeaway in Omagh. It doesn't just limit itself to Chinese and Cantonese fare but also serves some beautiful Thai dishes also and of course my favourite, Malayan curry. We have never found the service slow but we usually phone in advance of collection. The staff are usually very friendly and there is always a portion...
Don't know where Justin Dreamz is talking about cause there's no sit-in Ruby Palace is only a take-away!!! Love this place!!
Ok been to this place 3 times in total. I thought maybe the 3rd time lucky approch might have worked for me but sad to say it let me down. Ok let me explain. On the first visit I popped into the take-away area of this place (as in FAST food). 1 hour later my chicken curry arrived! 2nd time...
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Will Muschamp: "Loucheiz and Juice are both guys that play extremely hard and are competitive guys. That is a one on one battle out there in those situations, especially the way we punt and things we do. People are going to have some eyes on the punter and eyes in the backfield, so those guys except the opportunity to go one on one outside. Both are very difficult to defend because they are strong guys that run extremely well. They are technicians that work hard on getting off of bump and run. If you try to get your hands on them, both are heavy handed and they get people's hands off of them quickly.
Q. Has there been any move in terms of a punt returner?
Will Muschamp: "I have a lot of confidence in Andre Debose. He got banged up last week. We just have to make better decisions as far as fielding the ball. We put Pop Saunders back there, Marcus Roberson back there. Frankie Hammond and Trey Burton can get looks.
"We have to do a better job of blocking for him, but a couple of situations we certainly could have fielded the ball and not lost yardage there. "
Q. Can you talk about the role that punter Kyle Christy has played on your team?
Will Muschamp: "He's had a tremendous impact on our football team. In the Tennessee game we get pinned back at the five yard line and he kicks it all the way to their 30. His leg and being able to flip the field has been critical to our season and why we are where we are. He is an outstanding punter. This past Saturday we had opportunities to pin them inside the 10 yard line three different times.
"He is a tremendous athlete and there are a lot of things we can do as far as Rugby style punting. I want to say the sixth game of the year he became the starter last year and has really responded since then. I am very pleased with his progress. "
Q. How much has the team fed off of Gillislee, who takes pride in wearing down a defense as opposed to breaking a big one?
Will Muschamp: "I certainly feel like teams take the personality of their feature players. He is kind of who we are right now. We are a blue collar outfit, kind of a lunch pail group. We go about our business and go to work. Our personality revolves around the way he is."
Q. Has this team taken on your identity and personality?
Will Muschamp: "I think it takes some time for those things to happen. The number one thing is we are a year older, more mature, and a stronger group in the weight room from a year ago. We have been able to stay injury free in some key positions.
"I think they have seen the mentality I want in this organization and the type of players we will recruit. I have certainly seen a little bit of it, but we have a way to go."
Q. James Franklin, is his team taking on his personality?
Will Muschamp: "I thought he did a fantastic job last year. You turn the tape on and seeing guys playing hard, fast, and physical. They are multiple offensively. Bob Shoope does a great job attacking physically. There is no question that is James Franklin's personality written all over it."
Q. In the fourth quarter, where does Jeff Dillman fit in respect to his effect on your play?
Will Muschamp: "I don't think there is any question that a huge part of the success goes back to Jeff and his staff. I think when we went back to the old core of lifting that I was accustomed to with the transformation in their bodies… the players began to build confidence in what they were doing. They saw themselves getting stronger and in the spring we were a more physical team. They saw themselves improve as a football player.
"Anytime you invest in something and you start to realize it is working for you and you are benefiting from it, you are motivated to do it more. I think the motivation was at an all-time high since I have been here.
"Again I want to say we are a year older. We are more mature. We are able to handle adversity much better. We inherited a very talented young team last year that had a hard time handling some situations."
Q. What was your mandate to Dillman when you hired him?
Will Muschamp: "I was at LSU with Tommy Moffitt. I saw the success we had with doing core lifts of squat and power clean and the development of those players. You look at the success Scott Cochran has had at Alabama. When Jeff and I talked I said 'we're going back to what we know and what I know' and that is with the success we had with Tommy."


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H.R.6275 - Air Cargo Security Act of 2010111th Congress (2009-2010)
|Rep. Markey, Edward J. [D-MA-7] (Introduced 09/29/2010)
|House - Homeland Security; Ways and Means
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|11/01/2010 Referred to the Subcommittee on Transportation Security and Infrastructure Protection. (All Actions)
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Introduced in House (09/29/2010)
111th CONGRESS
2d Session
To amend title 49, United States Code, to improve air cargo security, and for other purposes.
Mr. Markey of Massachusetts (for himself, Ms. Loretta Sanchez of California, and Mr. Jones) introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on Homeland Security, and in addition to the Committee on Ways and Means, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned
To amend title 49, United States Code, to improve air cargo security, and for other purposes.
This Act may be cited as the "Air Cargo Security Act of 2010".
SEC. 2. Federal air cargo screening program.
Section 44901 of title 49, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following:
"(l) Federal air cargo screening program.—
"(1) IN GENERAL.—Not later than one year after the date of enactment of this subsection, the Secretary of Homeland Security, acting through the Assistant Secretary of Homeland Security (Transportation Security Administration), shall establish and operate, at each airport in the United States that serves passengers, Federal air cargo screening centers for the screening of cargo transported on passenger aircraft operated by an air carrier or foreign air carrier in air transportation or intrastate air transportation.
"(2) MINIMUM STANDARDS.—The Assistant Secretary shall establish standards for the equipment, technology, procedures, personnel, and methods utilized to conduct screening pursuant to this subsection. The standards shall provide a level of security commensurate with the level of security for the screening of passenger checked baggage.
"(3) COORDINATION WITH OTHER AIR CARGO SECURITY PROGRAMS.—The Assistant Secretary shall ensure that the screening conducted pursuant to this subsection is coordinated with the Certified Cargo Screening Program and any other air cargo security program established under subsection (g).
"(4) AUTHORITY TO CONTRACT.—The Assistant Secretary is authorized to enter into contracts with nongovernmental entities (including air carriers and foreign air carriers) to conduct air cargo screening pursuant to this subsection.
"(A) IN GENERAL.—The Assistant Secretary shall impose and collect a uniform fee for air cargo screening pursuant to this subsection in an amount that the Assistant Secretary estimates will result in an aggregate collection of fees equal to the amount the Assistant Secretary estimates for the following costs:
"(i) The salary, benefits, overtime, retirement, and other costs relating to screening personnel, the supervisors and managers of such personnel, and Federal law enforcement personnel deployed at Federal air cargo screening centers established under this subsection.
"(ii) The costs of training personnel deployed at Federal air cargo screening centers established under this subsection and the acquisition, operation, and maintenance of equipment used by such personnel.
"(iii) The costs of performing background investigations of personnel deployed at Federal air cargo screening centers established under this subsection.
"(iv) The costs of capital improvements relating to air cargo screening at airports.
"(v) Any other costs the Assistant Secretary considers necessary and appropriate.
"(i) IN GENERAL.—The Assistant Secretary shall impose the fee under subparagraph (A) after publication of notice of such fee in the Federal Register and shall begin the collection of fees not later than one year after the date of enactment of this subsection.
"(ii) SUBSEQUENT MODIFICATION OF FEES.—The Assistant Secretary may modify, after publication of notice of such modification in the Federal Register, the imposition or collection of fees under subparagraph (A).
"(iii) LIMITATION ON COLLECTION.—No fee may be collected pursuant to subparagraph (A) unless the fee is related to the payment of the costs specified in such subparagraph.
"(i) DEPOSIT OF AMOUNTS COLLECTED.—Amounts collected from the fee imposed under subparagraph (A) shall be deposited in the Air Cargo Security Fund established under paragraph (6).
"(ii) FEES NOT SUBJECT TO TAX.—For purposes of section 4261 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, a fee imposed under subparagraph (A) shall not be treated as an amount paid for taxable transportation.
"(D) RECEIPTS CREDITED AS OFFSETTING COLLECTIONS.—Notwithstanding section 3302 of title 31, United States Code, any fee collected pursuant to subparagraph (A)—
"(i) shall be credited as offsetting collections to the account that finances the activities and services for which the fee is imposed; and
"(ii) shall be available for expenditure without further appropriation only to pay the costs of activities and services for which the fee is imposed.
"(E) REFUNDS.—The Assistant Secretary may refund a fee paid pursuant to subparagraph (A) by mistake or in excess of that required.
"(A) ESTABLISHMENT.—There is established in the Department of Homeland Security a fund to be known as the 'Air Cargo Security Fund' consisting of amounts deposited under paragraph (5)(C)(i).
"(B) AVAILABILITY OF AMOUNTS.—Amounts in the Air Cargo Security Fund shall remain available until expended by the Assistant Secretary for the costs specified in paragraph (5)(A).
"(7) SCREENING DEFINED.—In this subsection, the term 'screening' has the same meaning given the term under subsection (g)(5).".


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This budget hotel offers great service in a peaceful area near Amstel Station, Albert Cuijp Market and district De Pijp.
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Bean, Calypso
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- Black and white seeds
- Adapts well to all types of production areas
- Dry bean
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(aka Yin Yang) Originally from the Caribbean. One of the best for baking and soups. Round black and white seeds with contrasting eye borne heavily on strong 15" plants. Averages 4-5 seeds per pod. Adapts well to all types of production areas. Bush habit, dry, 70-90 days. ±780 seeds/lb.
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| Lady Von Ebstein chapter 1 . 9/6/2014
Ah my feeeeeels. I thought I prefered rinharu. Then I thought I prefered makorin. But I kept hesitating with makoharu. Well, I think I'm just into marinka... Even though I don't like threesomes. What happened to me ? What have those three motherfuckers done to me ?
Well, I particularly loved this one shot because of those psychological hints you spreaded in the pure sex scene. The three of them are really well depicted. I loved Rin. Actually I love Rin, I always love him. Maybe I would have appreciate to see him a bit more emotional and fluffy because he really is like that, but he's fine as a sexy self-confident hungry shark too. And I thought Haru's issues with his cold behaviour were really cute (I'm very moved by this side of his character). Makoto is being Makoto cute and tall and ridiculously sweet (well, I think I don't like him as much as Rin and Haru, that's my rinharu shipper's heart speaking there. My feelings are complicated. I love him, though. I'm gonna stop there, there are so much contradictions in my heart, I can't bear it).
Thanks ! Keep writing about those three cuties please :D
| cram-chan chapter 1 . 7/25/2014
yeah, this is really damn hot.
In-character and well written. I'll suggest this fic to some friends, that's for sure. ;)
| May Eve chapter 1 . 7/2/2014
I am really really excessively turned on by the way you write these three. It's the perfect balance of shamelessly sexy and tender.
| Guest chapter 1 . 5/16/2014
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| starry-eyed chapter 1 . 1/1/2014
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| Rageaholic Anonymous chapter 1 . 10/8/2013
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| Guest chapter 1 . 10/2/2013
Mmm...nice and smutty. Just one question: since when does Haru wear BOXERS?
| Ryousake chapter 1 . 9/29/2013
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| Guest chapter 1 . 9/22/2013
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| Caro-Kitty chapter 1 . 9/21/2013
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I got home last night at 1830 after 4 super days out.
I launched Friday around 1500. Took ONLY 3 hours to rig this time and the A-frame was the key. I did have a buddy there for back-up, but basicly did it alone.
Had a decent(4-8kts) wind for about 4 hrs each day and even had a GOOD blow for about an hour on Sunday when my little brother and his brand new bride joined us for the day.
I reefed the main yesterday just to see if I could and it looked OK so I guess I did it right.
I'm still have some trouble holding course sometimes but I'm not sure how to explain it. On a close reach the bow wants to pull the wrong way. I mean PULLS, like don't have a rudder. I tries adjusting the jib, but seems no matter what I do I end up having to do a 360 to get it back.
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Dale - Sounds like you may have your main a bit over trimmed giving you extreme 'weather helm' or as you say 'pulling you' into the wind. Slack the mainsheet a bit and see if that helps. Lucky you to be sailing now while us northerners are still freezing ;)
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Your "pulling" of the rudder (sounds like too much weather helm) might mean your mainsail is over trimmed (pulled in too much). Start with the traveller adjusted so the boom is in the center of the boat while sailing close hauled. Adjust the main sheet until the top batten is parallel to the boom. Now if the tiller is pulling too hard try letting the traveller down a few inches at a time. Wait for the boat to respond - the rudder pressure to ease. Keep going until the is only a slight pull on the rudder. Once the traveller's all the way down, if you still feel too much of a pull ease the main sheet until the rudder feels right. You shouldn't have to reef in 8 knots of wind.
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Very nice Dale, what lake are you on?
Those are some great pics... looks like you guys had a blast on the lake. As far as directional problems go on that point of sail... What happens when you're close-hauled? I hate to say this, Goose, but one possibility is that you're stern is too far down and your bow too high, which will put your hull out of balance and reduce your ability to point up. Perhaps some weight redistribution is in order. I love ya, Goose, and I'm just trying to help...
Thanks guys, I didn't even think about the main, I was trying to correct the jib.
BF, that's New Melones, you should come up it's only about 2 1/2-3 hours from the Bay.
imiloa, I know I didn't HAVE to, lol, I've just never done it. Not on this boat or any other. I wanted to make sure I know how before I had to put it to use.
Sounds like you had a great birthday Dale. Ditto on easing the main for weather helm.
Thanks Goose, I may take you up on that. Do you have a trailer? Bring your boat down to the Bay sometime! And you are always welcome on Moondance.
I'd love to go out with you one of these days, but I won't be ready for the Bay in the Platano for at least a season. I figure, Melones and Don Pedro this year, next year maybe the Delta(Rio Vista-Brannon area) then MAYBE I'll be ready for the big water in the Bay.
Guys....his problem is not the over trimmed main....not yet....look at how his mast is rigged...the top of his mast is 4" behing the base, and his spreader is further aft than is should be!!!!
ZZ...we have to something about your mast and your stays...you're mast looks like the mast of a Cat...it needs to be more vertical when you rig it, (not so inclined towards the rear)...your stay sail seems too small, also...
That front stay shouln't be flexed like that...its supposed to be tense.
Nice day sailing....
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