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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - June 13, 1938, Abilene, Texas arna irrixi^ BWN Ksmper Wrnt Abilene Reporter -Bchtf "WITHOUT,OR WITH OFFENSE TO FKJENDS OR FOES, WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS COES,"-Byron VOL. LYU I, NO. 16. Associated Press (Af) ABILENE, TEXAS. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1938-TEN PAGES. United Press ICP) PRICE 5 CENTS Commissioners Discuss Budget For Fiscal Year Department Heads Present Estimates On Needed Funds Running the city of Atelene is a $300,000-a-year business. That, for operations of the various departments including police, fire, water, parks, hearth, executive, etc. How to balance expenditures J against anticipated income is the problem under discussion this afternoon in the commission chamber of the city hall. The specific discussion is budget for the fiscal year which began May I. Department heads were attending the session at the rec.uest of Mayor Will W. Hair end Commissioners Webb, Sadler, Morris and Beasley. Tentative budgets were on the table—estimates of the various department heads for operations dur-in gthe next 11 months and the month pust closed Also sitting in at the meeting was to be L. E. Dudley, superintendent cf the city school system Estimates cf the public school needs are sev-nal thousand dollars higher than last year. Mayor Hair didn't hope to complete the budget in the one sitting, despite the study which already has been made "It s probably too large a job," he said. "However, we expect to make progress." G AI GE FOR WORK The budget which the city adopts each year is merely a gauge -but useful one—for department heads and officials to work by. Income may or may not come up to figures set do WTI on the black side of the hooks, and in the end it is this item and not the budget which looms largest in the city finance picture, Likewise, any year brings situations in which expenditures not anticipated must be made Last year, there was, lor example, the airport improvements and the West Texas See COMMISSION, Pf. 9. Col. I ■SSL™*!! Neighbors Rally "° °EATHS'N LOCfll ™A1- . To Aid of Clyde Clyde Tornado Toll Rises To 14 WASHINGTON, June 13.—f/P> —President Roosevelt nominated Frederick A. Sterling of Texas (above) to day to be minister to Sweden. Sterling, 61-year-old career diplomat, now is in Washington. His last assignment was as minister to Estonia md Latvia. Westfall Asks To Quit Race Demo Committee Yet To Act On Three Requests NEW iberia, La., June 13— (UP)—Tragedy had invaded the "charmed circle" of H L. Patton's famed oil well firefighters today, leaving Patton without one arm, his brother dead, and a third member of the crew missing. Patton, of Houston Tex., lost his right arm yesterday in a vain attempt to save the life of his brother. Will Patton of Splendora Tex. Edward Richardson, 24. also of Splendora, was missing. AUSTIN, June 13—UP)-The state democratic executive meeting here t.Kjay received the requests of three men that oheir names be withdrawn as candidates in the primary July-23 Tire names were those of Will M 11 ted Saturday, and promised more Martin of Hillsboro, Morris F. Smith j to come Rotan citizens sent $80.12 1 to the Abilene chamber of com- Son Of Baby Of fhe Alamo Dies AUSTIN, June IS—'JIN-Al-marion Dickenson Griffith, son of the "baby of the Alamo," died here today one month after hts 85th birthday. It was Griffith's mother, Angelina Arabella Dickenson, who was carried as a baby from the beleaguered Alamo by her mother .the wife of jLieut, Al-marion Dickenson. Some Texas historians believe the two—mother and child— were the only persons to escape from the fortress. Funeral services will be conducted here tomorrow morning. Girl's Death Leap Being Investigated TEMPLE June 13— <UP)— The death of Bonnie Toby, 17. of Belton, following her leap from a moving cutomobiie. was investigated today. Doris Cooksey, 15 also of Belton. told authorities that a man picked them up here Saturdav night, offering to take them to Belton The driver refused to 'ake them home, .-.he said, and Miss Toby jumped irom the automobile. She died yesterday oY an internal hemorrhage. The driver reiea>ed Miss Cooksey later. Storm Sufferers Cash Donations From Abilenians Stand At $2,000 Abilenians and residents of Callahan county, along with citizens in other scattered points, were rallying to the aid of .stricken Clyde storm sufferers In convincing style today. Contributions to the Red Cross fund in Abilene were coming from so many different sources so fast, and were being received at so many different places that it was impossible this morning for Treasurer E. E Holllngshead to give an authoritative total As best determined by a tabulation made by the Reporter-News, however, the cash contributions from Abilenians stood at about $2,-000 at noon. That appears to be the unofficial total of donations received at the Citizens National bank. Farmers and Merchants National bank, Reporter-News, and Montgomery's drug store over the weekend and today. Hollingshead said he understood a contribution of more than $300 would come from the First Baptist church, to add to the approximate $2,000 total which already includes large sums from many of the churches in Abilene and surrounding area. Because the list of donors is yet incomplete, it will not be carried in this afternoon's Reporter-News. A complete, official list will appear in the Tuesday morning and Tuesday afternoon issues, supplementing that appearing in Sunday's paper. OTHER TOWNS DONATE , . . . . .. e , , Surrounding towns were doing ^ Burgeon and founder of the Sealy , 'heir bit for the Clyde sufferers. I hospital hi Santa Anna, left Sun-Anson. Winters and Baird contrib- day night for the Mayo clinic in , Rochester. Miss,, to undergo complete examination and treatment. Dr. Sealy, 59, has had a collapse xonte this morning to be used in I bowing many years of overwork, it ie! work. It could no. be learned m d has developed a bad heart Concow much more was raised at Baird aition. Friends said he was very T( ^ weak when he began his trip north Tile Rev. Hamilton Wright, Meth- >st night. Responding to pleadings wist pastor and Reporter-News cor- i hjs family and friends in the lespondent at Baird, said $365 was medical profession throughout the colleted Sunday in boxes stationed state, he agreed to submit himself a. vantage points in the Clyde bus- lc. examination and treatment at mess district. It was made up on J fog Mayo dlnic. He expects to be .rec will dona'ions from sightseers I completely inactive for several and visitors who thronged the town, months A $25 gift came from C. A. Redmond, 1218 Elm street, Abilene, a TRAGEDY INVADES CHARMED CIRCLE OF PATTON FIRE CREW H L. Patton's daredevil crew of seven wild well fighters, who spend their lives on "borrowed time," had just finished capping the Texas company's No. B-2 gasser, which had roared uncontrolled the last IO days in Vermillion bay, 32 miles south of here. , They prepared to finish their routine job by stopping a connection leak. Suddenly, the manifold blew from the casing head, striking the head of Will Patton and knocking him and Richardson into seven feet of water. H. L. Patton plungee into the water, reaching for his brother. A piece of heavy machinery struck his arm nearly severing it. Charles W. Richardson, father of the missing man and other members of the crew dived into the water from the drilling barge but failed to locate the body. H L. Patton's arm was amputated in a hospital here. Six other workers on the barge at the time of the explosion escaped injury as did a crew of 20 quartered in a bunkhouse 300 yards away. O. L. Patton, son of H L. Patton, and Charles W. Richardson, father of Edward Richardson, saved themselves by jumping Into the water O. L. Patton returned to the scene of the blast late yesterday and made arrangements to complete the caoplng work today. SPEEDING ADJOURNMENT- Rail Aid Scrapped For Dr. Sealy Goes To Mayo Clinic Prominent Area Physician Will Have Treatment SANTA ANNA. June 12 - Dr. T. Richard Sealy, prominent West Tex- AUSTIN, June 13.—(AP)—A sub group of the state democratic executive committee today unanimously voted to ban the names Vernest O. Thompson or V. O. Thompson from the ballot of the party primary July 23. of Cleburne #and Leonard Westfall r YVule. M. .Un hat, announced for he railroad commission and Smith pr.d Westfall for the position of agriculture commissioner The committee, which met chiefly re pass or. candidates who for months have been applying for peaces on the ballot, took no action immediately on the requests. A protest against listing the name of Vernest O. Thompson, a garage operator of Dallas, on the ballot was referred to a sub-committee. Thompson had filed as a candi-! bate for governor and a storm of operator of Vogue cleaners, for I publicity and discussion followed be- corking a female more than 54 hours I cause of the similarity of fhe name ,n any calendar week. | of that of Ernest O. Thompson, Justice of the Peace Theo Ash member of the railroad commission 8»ter assessing amount com-r.nd another gubernatorial canal- rented that he hoped it would be a , date. warning to other firms of Abilene AUSTIN, June 13- P Beaumont "hlc,h mav be working their women sa* chosen in effect today as the hourf- site of the democratic state conven- " J1* ™se this morning was the fust such complaint to come before me." Ash said, "so I was not so strict as I might have been. How es er, $64 is no matter to be sneezed off and the fines will he increased if other cases come up." Abilene Traveling Men To Stage Unique 49-ers Charity Carnival June 24 And 25 The gold rush of '49 marie travelers of hundreds; no doubt there were many salesmen who trekked out to California. Where it was this idea, or the "gold" or the mere color which history has lent to the rush westward which inspired the Abilene Traveling Men's association to stage a 49-ers Charity Carnival here June 24 and 25 was not announced today. But the rush is on Committees are working on plans for the fete; there will he plenty of color, they assure; and they hope to end up with much "gold." all for charity work. Starting the raising of the charity fund members of the Travelers' auxiliary Tuesday morning will open the sale of script, with which the carnival goers will do their celebrating 'Die Guitar building at Cedar and North First will be the scene of the carnival. Mrs. T O. Pearson and Mrs. Nelson DeWolf are directing the advance sale of scrip for the auxiliary. C. F. Christian, chairman of the fete, and L. B Jackson, president of the Traveling Men's club, are completing organization of committees and plans for conducting further campaigns this week, "All proceeds will go to charity work, including the Parent-Teacher association milk fund, said Jackson. Session Leaders Confer With President Wage-Hour Bill Report To Come Up Tomorrow See RELIEF. Pf. 9. Col. 5 Cleaner Fined $63 In Overwork Case A fine of $63 was paid in justice court this morning by J. E. Morren, The Mayo brothers art long time iriends of Dr. Sealy. Accompanying Dr. Sealy north cere his wife, a son, Dr. Burgess S*aly, and an old boyhood friend. H. Albert Shaw of Christoval. The trip is being made by train. The party is due to arrive in Rochester Tuesday morning. The younger Dr. Sealy has only recently completed his lntemeship in the Philadelphia General hospital, and on July I will begin a three-j tar fellowship in surgery at the Mayo clinic where his father will be treated. He won the honor in competitive examination. Big Spring Cirl Hon in September. Contest For Office Marks Guild Meet Jap War Minister And Premier Talk What Is Your News I. Q.T TORONTO. June 13.—(JR—A contest for the executive vice presidency of the American Newspaper gruild created the sharpest Issue to- j day as delegates assemoied for the1 TOKYO. June 13 V A six- , I our, conference between Japan's organizations fifth annual romeo- h war minister. L.eut -Gen Sec tion—its first since affiliating with ^lro Itapakt, and Premier Prince the Committee for Industrial or-; Fumimaro Konoye today was be-ganization I *o have laid the basis for in- Don Steven*, .wretarv ""d or- j '•"•M1'* «» «mp.lgn in Chin. ganizer of the guild's Chicago lo- 3 Others From Odessa Injured BIG SPRING, June 13.—UT— Miss Ha Mae Wooten, 23, was killed and three persons were injured none seriously, in an automobile crash on the highway six miles west of here early today. Miss Woolen was the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jim Wooten who reside north of Big Spring. Those injured were Max Cohen Miss Tillie Cohen and Harry Shaw-all of Odessa. cal, opposed the re-election of Jonathan Eddy of New York, as executive vice president second most important in the movement since it* inception in 1933, were in agreement on guild policy. Stevens' campaign is directed against Eddy's conduct of his office The unopposed re-election of Hey-wood Broun, New York columnist. The conference, from 8 p. rn. last night until 2 a rn was the first private discussion of the undeclared war the premier and Itagaki have had since the latter returned from the China battlefronts ten days ego to head the war ministry While the details of their discussion were closely guarded, reliable Damages from the heavy windstorm sources saia they talkea of putting and rain at Pleasant Valley Satur-trito force additional sections of the day night totaled $9,000. according national mobilization ac' and con- ic reports received here this morning The aamage includes losses in livestock and poultry. Damage Heavy At Pleasant Valley STAMFORD. June 13 — (Spit as president, was generally expect- 1 Mdered ways of heavily reinforcing ed. I the army. WITHDRAWAL PROVIDED IN 1946— Cash Kidnap Jury Selected MIAMI, Fla.. June 13—'UPI — A .special gran*L Jury called to consider indictment of Franklin Pierce McCall. confessed kidnapee and killer ci Jimmy Cash. 5-year-old Prince-I '.on, Fla, boy, today was selected and sworn in 25 minutes State Attorney G. A. Worley planned to ask the Jurv, composed of 18 citizens of the county in which the abduction was committed, to indict McCall on charges of kidnaping and murder. Both charges are punishable In I lorida by death in the electric • chair. Worley and Sheriff D. C Coleman believed McCall would plead guilty to charger returned by •he grand .Jury. J. Edgar Hoover, head of the federal bureau of investigation who was waiting to testify before the grand Jury, said that as soon as hi* work here wa* completed he would return north to concentrate on the Peter Levine kidnaping case at New Rochelle, N. Y. Hoover said he had kept in "close touch with the Levine case," and hi* kidnaper, and that he wa* returning to the Levine case as soon as possible. The 12-year-old New Rochelle boy disappeared Feb 24 while on hi* way home from school ana his headiest body was w ashed ashore on Long Island sound two weeks ago Japs Apologize In University Bombing HONGKONG. June 13 ZP Japan today expressed regret that the aves of American members of the naff of American-owned Lingnan university had beer, endangered and a Chinese employe of the university had been killed in Japanese air raids en Canton. Woman Leads Prison Break Each question counts 20; each part of a two-part question, IO. A score of 60 Is fair; 80. good. Answers on page 8. 1. Is Lt. Gen Kenjt Doihara (above), called the Lawrence of Manchuria," a Chinese or a Japanese? 2. Congress, in the last year, has steadfastly refused to increase the number of federal judges. True or false? 3. For what Is Sigmund Freud, Austrian Jewish refugee, noted? 4 Were the war planes which bombed French territory near the Spanish border ta) loyalist; <b) insurgent or (c) not positively Identified? 5 What weapons were used to balk the latest attempt of sodalist Not man Thomas to make a speech la New Jersey? McNutt Predicts War In Philippines ll U. S. Flag Is Hauled Down Editor'* Note — Jane Howard of the staff of the Honolulu Advertiser flew to the Orient on Pau-American Airways Clipper planes to obtain interviews with leading personages for her paper. The following dispatch is carried by the United Press through arrangement with the Honolulu Advertiser. By JANE HOWARD Copyright, 1938, By The Honolulu Advertiser BAGUIO, Philippines. June 13 — GJP)—Paul V. McNutt, U. S. high commissioner to the Philippines commonwealth, said today in an exclusive interview that warfare will come to the Philippines within a generation if the American flag is I auled down as provided in the present basic law* for the islands which would make Filipinos inrie-; pendent on July 4, 1946 The high commissioner received I this correspondent in the mansion FAUL V. MCNUTT house In Baguio, high in the mountains above Manila and delightfully cool after the heat of the port city. Questions and answers in the interview follow; Q In comparison to the cost of maintaining our military establishments in the Orient do you think tne United States has a commercial stake in this part of the world worth trying to keep particularly in view of Japan's obvious drive to cominate eastern Asia pollticallv as well as commercially? A.—Yes. It is not certain 'hat cur withdrawal from the Orient would materially reduce the cost or the size of our army. It is worth-v Pile to keep military stations here I because their value does not neces-1 sarily depend upon size but upon prestige attached to the flag As long as the American flag flies in 'he Philippines I beleve the islands vin he peaceful regardless of un-test elsewhere In Asia If the flag i comes down these islands undoubt-1 ediy will be a battleground within a generation Q —Has the Chinese - Japanese ear affected Filipino ideas about independence? A.—It is unquestionable that they now realize the va'ue of the neutrality treaty provided for in the Tydings-McDuffle act (providing tor complete independence in 1946*. They have been shocked by the Chinese- Japanese w.»r It has giver them cause for thought Q —Would American retention of the Philippines p'us a continuance in China of the American armed forces now stationed in thgt country, eventually emboli the United States In a war with Japan? A—On the contrary, our leaving would upset the balance of power In the Orient. We are the only nation without imperialistic designs, without excessive population needing an outlet and our presence in See PHILIPPINES, Pg. 9, Col. 5 SUGARLAND, June 13.—iUP> — A young woman engineered a daring break from Harlem state prison farm today and fled In a volley of gunfire with three convicts she helped to get away in an automobile. The young woman was waiting In the cai at dawn when the convicts were going to work with a gardcn squad at the farm between here and Richmond. The three convicts ran to 'he car a* guards opened fire, and drove away. The escaped men were; Claude Jett, 20 serving 15 years from Harrison county for criminal assault; Ira McCoy, 19, serving two years and nine months from McCullom county for assault with attempt to rob, and J. Smith. IS. under two-year sentence from Gregg county for felony theft. Capt. A N. Owens, farm manager, organized a passe and started in pursuit of the fleeing auto which sped from the prison unit toward a paved highway. The wife of the farm manager said that the girl was driving a Plymouth sedan with a trunk on the back Officers had not learned lf the car had turned on the highway toward Sugar Land and Hous-! ton or southward toward Richmond Earthquake Shakes Belgium Third Day BRUSSELS. June 13—(UP)— Earthquake shocks were felt In Belgium today for the third successive day. Shocks were recorded at 345 a rn. and 3 53 a rn The first shock lasted seven seconds, the second, two Preliminary opinions by seismologist* were that the tremors, f?lt Saturday in England, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, and felt ye*terday in France, the Netherlands and Belgium, originated in Belgium at a considerable distance from the surface At Brussels observatory it was estimated that the center was near Ghent at about 15-1-2 mile* under ground. The Weather ABILENE an* vtcinlt>: Generally fair tonight; Tuesdas partly cloudy. Went Texan Purdy (loud) tonight and Tuesday, probably a< attila* thundarahow-era in extreme great portion ilaat Texas Generally fair, a armer In »e»t central portion ( night; Tue»da>. partly cloudy. Highest temperature '*»terdav ...94 Lowest temperature thii morning . ,79 WASHINGTON. June 13.—(UP) —Senate Majority Leader Alben W, Barkley, D. Ky, announced after a White House conference today that plans to enact legislation to ald the railroads would be scrapped for this session and he predicted the 75th congress would adjourn not later han Wednesday nigh. Barkley, afer canvassing the I egis latlve situation at the White House with Roosevelt's congressional leaders, said that no new railroad legislation would be offered fore midnight because of imminence of adjournment. , His announcement apparently represented scrapping of the plans I to enact a three-phase program to help the $26,000,000,000 rail Industry solve its economic crisis. The statement came only a few minutes after an official of the railroad labor executives association announced tnat labor would compromise on one phase of the legislative program in a move to enact at least part of it | before congress goes home. Barkley's brief announcement apparently headed congress Into the final drive for adjournment—with the compromise conference report on the explasive wage-hour bill to j be called up in the house tomorrow and speedy action promised subse-j quently In the senate. With Barkley in the conference with Roosevelt were Vice President 1 John Nance Oamer, Speaker William B. Bankhead. Majority Leader Sam Ravburn, D., Tex. Barkley said the only unfinished business on the agenda Is the j spending bill, the deficiency bill. I. W. Briscoe And Mrs. J. H. Baxter Victims Double Funeral For Mother And Daughter At 1:30 Toll of the Clyde tornado rose to 14 with the deaths last night of Mrs. J. H. Baxter, 75, and T. W. Briscoe, principal of schools at Clyde, at the Hendrick Memorial hospital. BRISCOE RITES INCOMPLETE A double funeral was to be held this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock In Clyde for Mrs Baxter and her daughter, Mrs. J. B. Easterling, aire killed in the storm of Friday right. Arrangements had not been competed this morning for the Briscoe lites, but the funeral is tentatively Let for tomorrow. Mrs. Baxter died at 11:45 o'clock Sunday night. At the bedside were four daughters. Mi*. Jess Couch of Clyde, Mrs. Nola Marshall of Fort Worth, Mrs. Reba Wallace of Wewoka, Okla.. and Mrs. Paul Frame ct Odessa. Other survivors are two sisters, Mrs. Cassie Baxter of Fort Worth end Mrs. George Tierce of Lockney, and a brother, Monroe Bvrd of Millsap. Sixteen grandchildren also survive. Shes had resided in Clyde for the {hist 37 years, moving to Callahan county from Parker county. Funeral for Mrs. Baxter and Mrs. Easterling was to be held at the Clyde Church of Christ with M. G. Malphers of Haskell is charge of the rites, Lloyd Smith assisting. Mr. Briscoe also died shortly be-He was brought to the hospital Friday night following the storm in a serious condition at the time. He suffered a fractured right arm. a severe concussion of ♦he brain and crushed foot in addition to numerous bruises and lacerations. He did not regain consciousness from the time he entered the hospital unti1 his death. At the time of the storm Brlscoa and his wife were in their home just south of the highway in the rest sector of Clyde. The house r ag demolished. His wife is also in the hospital with a fractured hip and lacerations and bruises. Seven Are Buried In Clyde Cemetery CLYDE. June 13—While an estimated 30.000 to 50,000 sightseers milled in this tornado struck farming center Sunday seven of the s'orm's victims were buried in the little cemetery hee. Funeral rites for three others wert to be held this afternoon. Double funeral for Mrs J. H. Bax- the conference report on wages and ter and her daughter Mrs. J. B. hours and "odds and ends The decision to abandon the aid-to-railroads program came while chairmen of senate committee work- Easterling, was set for 1:30 o'clock, while Mrs. Margaret Ross will be hurled at 3:45 o'clock. The Ross funeral was postponed ed under pressure In a last mmute unt11 todaY' the arrival of drive to obtain enactment of at least a part of the plan. son, Paul Jean Ross, from California The services will be held Chairman Robert F. Wagner, D ** the Methodist church N Y, called the senate banking and currency committee to meet tomorrow to report the proposed lending bill. The committee had reported that bill favorably, but opposition aroused by the plans of the railroads ot effect a 15 per cent wage reduction caused Wagner to move to recommit the measure. Survivors are foul sons Paul Jean, Joe of Clyde, J W. of Clyde and Jimmie of Clyde; her father. M. B. Clement of Clyde; three brothers, W. E Clement of Abilene, J. B of Abilene. H. A. of Torrance. Calif.; See DISASTER, Pg. 9, Col. 6 Daughter Is Born Lewis Tells Brother To Spurn Board ! GENEVA, June 13.—'UP'—John LONDON, June 13—(UP)—The L. Lewis has instructed his brother birth of a baby girl to the Duke and A D. Lewis, not to accept an ap-Duches of Norfolk left Britain* old- pointmen! to the Roosevelt commis-est dukedom still without a male ston which will make a study ol heir today. Tne daugnter was born British labor legislation this sum-at noon yesterday. it w*a flaiTMd toria-'__ military rites today— CLYDE DEBRIS SEARCHED FOR SPANISH AMERICAN WAR DISCHARGE OF VICTIM TFMPERATt RES Sun. Mon. 1 ..... pm a rn Tis 2 IIH, . VI 74 3 ..... 74 A ..... . »4 74 s .... 73 A ..... 72 7 ...., 74 S ..... . S3 n V ..... 79 IO ..... . 7» S3 ll . 71 SS Midnight . 76 Noon ,,,, . SS Sunrl*» *32 Sun**t T:4S FAIR ; pm I am 11:39 pm I >ry tharmumatar ax 73 9o WX thartn.'matar TO Ai TO Rtiauvt humidity 3* ti JT [ Somewhere in the debris left by the Clyde tornado or carnel fai afield Is a little scrap of paper—a Spanish-Ameriean war discharge. It states that Morgan E Sullivan served with honor in troop H, 12th U S cavalry' Yesterday, because of that service, a casket bearing M. E Sullivan tornado-torn body was taken to Llano—draped in the flag of the United States. Military burial rites were to be conducted there today. For many hours yesterday, members of the grtef-stricken Sullivan family searched the site of the demolished home for his discharge. They came near, finding other pa i^rs relating to his activities as a Spamsh-American veteran—but not the yellowed discharge. When it could not be found, affidavits of his service were presented to Postmaster O A Hale, who issued the flag to be draped I the matter of the pension for Mrs. Sullivan, who is in Hendrick Memorial hospital with grave Injuries, j She has both abdominal and chest injuries, which despite the fact that ;he rested more easily last night ' and early today may yet claim her j life too. Her husband died of sim-i liar injuries shortly after he wai ' rushed to the hospital here Friday night. I The pension for her can be seen ea without the discharge, but It will be a much easier process if the paper can be located. The Pat* , Minter camp. No. 32, Spanish War I Veterans, has issued an appeal for a search for the discharge, asking that any person finding It notify I their adjutant, Luther Clarke, here The discharge will carry th* name Morgan E Sullivan, and this aerial number: C-2330153 Sullivan would have been 66 years ;
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In front of them both sat a round table, eirily familiar to that at King Arthor's court and the Knights of the Round table. Instead of knights, however, there sat professors, one of each feild of study. Naturally, the best. Each hand selected by Castien himself.
And then there was the Girl, Amelia, standing frightened in her ragged apron, clutching a mop and carrying a surprised look. Castien motioned her in, though Lumen could tell from his irritated expression he didn't like the fact there was an....unexpected guest at their meeting tonight.
But afterall, Lumen thought, it was his descision to make this issue cloak and dagger. He shouldn't get annoyed at other people because of his desicion to run things.
"Close the door, please." Castien asked politely, though voice on edge.
Amelia persed her lips together, blushed, and quitely shut the door behind her. She quickly snuck a glance at Lumen, and when she saw him looking at her, went as red as hot air balloon. Lumen couldn't help but smile. She wasn't much younger then him.
"Thank you all for your patiences and arrival on such short notice, for the second time no less." He smirked, then said, "It's time I got you all out of the dark on this project, but first I'd like Professor Angelus to share his discovery,"
He outstretched his left arm to indicate Lumens presence. Lumen, who hated speaking in front of crowds, gave a short wave and tried looking at anything but the other professors. Even when speaking in front of your friends, Lumen felt uncomfortable being the center of attention. Everyone gracefully gave them their valuable respect, patience, thoughts and time, and he was suppose to live up to that importance. Like he was really all that distinguished.
As Lumen approached the Podium, Castien gave him a rough pat and sat in the chair he had sat in earlier. Lumen placed his notes on the, cluctched the podium, took a deep breath, and begun.
"As I was studying the ancient runes, well, I was perplexed. This Rune, as you see here is a Nephilim Rune, the ancestors of modern angels. This is common knowledge by now, the Nephilim Artifacts are extremely rare, and I wouldn't be surprised if this was the only Nephilim Tablet left in the world.
"Anyway, One would expect to find one of these illustrious artifacts in a more natural setting, like a forrest or the ocean or the mountains. But this was in a cave, and not just any caves, as Castien had told me, it was found in one of the entrances to the underworld."
There were a couple gasps, but many dismissive looks. Desmond Surrano, a potions teachers, seemed to go pale.
"This leads me to believe the underworld has taken some interest in the Nephilim, which we all know they never are-"
"The Underworld? Now that's a bit cliche," Stated the Spells Teacher, Profferso Blinc.
"I know, and I'm not sure what to make of this evidence, as I keep coming to the same questions, why does the Underworld need this? My only answer would be that it has some sort of value."
"They might be being framed," Tenebris spoke up. Lumen hesitated. The whole "good" and "evil" issues where a touchy subject...
"I'm not saying the Underworld was using it for crimminal purposes, but I believe it has high value, and the Underworld knew that. And it was being smuggled in-"
Before there were more protest, Castien interviened, placing an arm in front Lumen.
"Thank you, Professor Angelus, for your research. You may take a seat."
Lumen nodded, then turned towards his seat. He gulped, and sighed. He was shaking. He had upset people. He had caused divide. This was why he hate public speaking. He didn't mean to offend, just wanted to be intellectual.
"So, Lumen later told me his theory, that this holds an ancient spell, a spell that can end the world. But it's not a modern spell; it's not a phrase that can be muttered and it's duty is revealed. It needs key elements and ingredients to make it work. The African Triad," He motioned towards Tenebris, "The Gorgon Recipe," He motioned towards Professor Surrano. He nodded in Acknoledgement. Lumen knew it must have been his task, "And this ancient rune. Whatever connects these key figures is yet to be determined. But Scholars, Professors, and Servants," He winked at Amelia,
"We have in our hands the ability to destroy the world. And someones after this."
Everyone sitting at the table errupted in a clamour of murmurs and whispers. Even Amelia, who before just seemed dumbfounded, was now looking worried.
"Wait...there's more..." Castien paused, as though trying to find the right words. "I believe they know we have these. I think they, whoever they is, is going to attempt to steal these items and use them. And it's up to us to stop them. Any volunteers?"
Several Professors began shouting in outrage.


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Global Burden Of Hepatitis C Could Be Significantly Reduced By New Antiviral Treatment
In Europe, the US and other developed countries the majority of HCV infections occur among people who inject drugs (PWID). Although current prevention strategies, which are based on needle and syringe programmes and opiate substitution therapy, can avert HCV infections and have reduced its prevalence in some cities from the very high levels that occurred in the 1980s, these interventions are unlikely alone to achieve further substantial reductions.
HCV treatment as prevention has been proposed as a possible solution. However, while current HCV antiviral treatment of pegylated-interferon and ribavirin can cure approximately 60 per cent of people treated, they are poorly tolerated, long in duration (five to 11 months), and have a low take-up among PWID.
Several new interferon free direct-active antivirals (DAAs) treatment are emerging with very promising results in trials suggesting that treatment is shorter (12 weeks) with fewer complications and side effects, and around a 90 per cent cure rate.
Using a mathematical model, researchers at the University of Bristol and London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in collaboration with researchers and clinicians in the UK, Australia and Canada projected the potential impact of these new DAAs treatment among PWID in three cities with similar PWID prevalence (~1 per cent among adults) but very different levels of chronic HCV prevalence among PWID. The cities were Edinburgh, UK (25 per cent chronic HCV), Melbourne, Australia (50 per cent chronic HCV) and Vancouver, Canada (65 per cent chronic HCV).
In Melbourne and Vancouver, where current annual HCV treatment take-up rates and other interventions are around one per cent of PWID with chronic HCV, the findings show that switching to the new DAA treatment is likely to have very little impact on reducing HCV prevalence over the next 15 years. But in Edinburgh where chronic HCV prevalence is lower and current treatment rates already at three per cent of PWID with chronic HCV, then once the new DAA become available HCV prevalence is projected to reduce by 25 per cent over the next 15 years.
The researchers predict that chronic HCV prevalence among PWID could be halved in 15 years by doubling HCV treatment in Edinburgh to six per cent among PWID with chronic HCV and increasing HCV treatment by 13 to 15 fold in Melbourne and Vancouver respectively.
The findings strengthen the evidence that achievable levels of HCV antiviral treatment for PWID, particularly with the new emerging DAAs treatment, can substantially reduce prevalence across a range of global settings.
Clinicians, patient groups and policy-makers will be able to plan for large-scale population reductions in HCV and chronic liver disease. However, an important consideration will be how to make HCV treatment scale-up affordable - especially for lower and middle income settings but possibly also for developed countries that require very high treatment rates to achieve population goals.
The researchers estimate that if the cost of the new DAAs are equivalent to other new HCV antiviral drugs then treatment rates would require an annual treatment budget of US $3.2 million in Edinburgh and approximately $50 million in Melbourne and Vancouver.
Matthew Hickman, Professor in Public Health and Epidemiology at the University of Bristol and lead author of the study, said: "Scaling up HCV treatment is critical to the prevention of HCV in the population to support and enhance traditional harm reduction measures - opiate substitution treatment and needle exchange. The new direct-active antivirals treatment offer many sites the opportunity to achieve substantial reductions in HCV and future liver disease in the population, and the chance to demonstrate empirically that our model projections are right."
Professor David Goldberg, lead of the team implementing Scotland's hepatitis C Action Plan (2008-2011), said: "This study demonstrates that, in a country like Scotland which has a Government seriously committed to the improvement of hepatitis C services, increasing patient access to antiviral therapy could potentially have a major impact in the prevention of transmission of infection."
Professor Greg Dore, Head of the Viral Hepatitis Clinical Research Program, Kirby Institute for infection and immunity in society at the University of New South Wales Australia, said: "The development of highly effective simplified new HCV treatments has the potential to greatly enhance existing HCV prevention strategies. Access to affordable HCV direct acting antiviral regimens for people who inject drugs should be a major focus to harness this potential prevention capacity."
Professor Margaret Hellard from the Burnet Institute in Australia added: "This research suggests that with the advent of new direct-active antivirals treatment there is a real opportunity to achieve substantial reductions in HCV and future liver disease in the population. Although the cost of these treatments appear to be expensive, economic models by Martin et al in the UK and Burnet researchers in Australia suggests that scaling up HCV treatment in people who inject drugs is highly cost effective. It is also important that the scale up of HCV treatment occurs in combination with traditional harm reduction measures - opiate substitution treatment and needle exchange which have previously also been shown to be highly cost effective."
1. World Health Organisation: http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs164/en/
2. About hepatitis C: Hepatitis C is a blood-borne virus that predominantly infects the cells of the liver. This can result in inflammation and significant damage to the liver. It can also affect the liver's ability to perform its essential functions. Although it has always been regarded as a liver disease - 'hepatitis' means 'inflammation of the liver' - recent research has shown that the hepatitis C virus (HCV) affects a number of other areas of the body. These can include the digestive system, the lymphatic system, the immune system and the brain. Source: The Hepatitis Trust - http://www.hepctrust.org.uk/Hepatitis_C_Info/About+Hepatitis+C/About+Hepatitis+C
3. Paper: 'Hepatitis C Virus Treatment for Prevention Among People Who Inject Drugs: Modeling Treatment Scale-Up in the Age of Direct-Acting Antivirals' by Natasha K Martin, Peter Vickerman, Jason Grebely, Margaret hellard, Sharon J Hutchinson, Viviane D Lima, Graham R Foster, John F Dillon, David J Goldberg, Gregory J Dore and Matthew Hickman is published in Hepatology.
Draft online paper (ahead of print) available to download: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hep.26431/pdf
UK: Scottish HCV Action plan; NIHR postdoctoral research training fellowship; MRC New Investigator Award G0801627; NIHR SPHR; MRC Addiction Cluster; UKCRC DeCipher
Australia: NHMRC Career Development Fellowship, Project Grant & Practitioner Research Fellowship.
US: National Institute on Drug Abuse Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Scholar Award.
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Apart from all the reasons listed above, this little robot vacuum is a dream to have in your house because
-You never have to vacuum your house again!
-It provides entertainment for dogs and babies!
-You can give it a name!
Bad Points
-You have to empty it after every clean ( it is best to)
-Cleaning hair from the brushes can be difficult - use a pair of scissors if you need to.
-If the docking station is in a place that is difficult to get to (kitchen pantry/ closet) The roomba 560 might get a bit lost - put the docking station under your coffee table or somewhere that is easy to get to.
-Doesn't clean stairs
-Can be a little noisy sometimes
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-The irobot Roomba 560 vacuum cleaner is strong.
- It can easily rip headphones out of sockets or lamps off nightstands if it grabs onto a thin cord or wire. Bigger cables (TV, DVD etc) are ok - but it is best to try and limit the amount of cords on the ground - the roomba can navigate these but it uses up battery life and time
-Make sure you open and close doors fully - the Roomba 560 has no problems pushing a door shut and can easily get trapped in a room.
-Pick up kids toys and other obstacles from the floor before hand - don't be lazy! (you already have a robot doing your vacuuming EVERYDAY)
-ALWAYS charge the battery to full the first time before operation - like any battery operated product - make sure you charge it to 100% before using it. Anything less will decrease battery life. Also to prolong battery life it is a good idea to let the battery run down to zero % occasionally (once a month or so) this keeps the ions in your battery moving and prolongs life
-Clean it everyday - take care of your Robot vacuum.
The Roomba 560 box contains
-1 iRobot Roomba 560
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Earlier this month I blogged about how sales people HATE selling digital and VDP. Fifty percent of the comments (OK, so there were only four total, but still…) called for a solution to this malady and more information. OK, Ricky, I'll 'splain….
Again, the problem is that digital/VDP is wrought with issues and challenges that prove to be too much for the average commercial print sales person. It is a complicated, long sale that moves the rep out of his/her comfort zone, and pays less than the traditional sale. Traditional reps like it quicker and easier and don't fancy having to sell to people who speak in technical terms. And yet the equipment manufacturers want their monthly invoices paid and don't much care about the "don't wanna" sales mantra. There are two solutions.
First, bring the sales rep to the application. That is, teach your sales people five known applications for digital and VDP and force them to learn them cold. Let's say, for example, that you knew how college admissions directors were trying to reduce the amount of money they spend on tire-kickers. They'd much rather focus on those high school kids who have a real interest in the school and aren't just looking to collect enough information to cover their living room floor with paper in order to impress their friends. There is a digital printing solution for that and you tell your reps exactly whom to speak to about it, exactly what to say, and exactly what ideas to offer. You even go so far as to offer a sample voice mail message and cover the expected objections. Next, you divvy up the number of colleges and universities in the area amongst the sales staff and let them loose.
An educated, digitally-savvy sales force has a much better chance of getting in the door, and a rep that knows what an application looks like is much more likely to sell digital and VDP. So, step one is: put the ball on the sales reps' tee.
Bill Farquharson is a partner at Idealliance. As a print-specific sales trainer, Farquharson applies a fundamentally-sound approach to his coaching, online programs (found at sales.epicomm.org), and live presentations. Contact him at email@example.com or (781) 934-7036 to discuss your sales challenges.
So you're saying that some 20 years after digital printing entered the market most print sales reps still can't cope with it. They can sell a product that's been commoditized and has lower margins than it used to and for which demand is inexorably declining. But they can't sell the only print product that is growing rapidly in sales and profit margin (as a percentage of dollar, not margin per sale), and which, sold properly, is not a commodity. Got it.


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Many of us are masked.
Masked in maleficence,
masked in mischief,
masked in mystery.
These masks may provide protection
from memories that have come and moved on.
Melodramatic memories-
Memories that mesmerize us into madness.
Many of us may pretend,
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But they happened.
They mortify us until we are traumatized beyond belief.
But there will come a time,
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On Aug. 16 the 34th running of the Hoppo Ryodo Nosappu Misaki Half Marathon took place along the Pacific coastal highways of far northeastern Hokkaido. Blessed with perfect weather, over 700 runners gave it their best with encouraging cheers from local residents crowding the roadside.
The race featured three distances, the main half marathon as well as 10 km and 3.7 km races, with participation numbers increasing year by year. Last year's winner Yuki Kawauchi (Saitama Pref. Gov't) returned to run as part of the masses, finishing 1st in 1:07:01. "I have the Rio Olympics and London World Championships coming up," he said, "so I won't be able to run this race next year or the year after that. But I will definitely be back three years from now!"
Half marathon senior division runner-up Seiji Okabe, 61, laughed as he commented, "I've run here every year since the first one. The air was crisp, not hot, so it was comfortable to run. But I'm looking forward to hopping in the bath and soaking my tired muscles!"


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Since the first edition of this landmark book was published in 1962, Everett Rogers's name has become "virtually synonymous with the study of diffusion of innovations", according to Choice. The second and third editions of Diffusion of Innovations became the standard textbook and reference on diffusion studies. Now, in the fourth edition, Rogers presents the culmination of more than thirty years of research that will set a new standard for analysis and inquiry.
The fourth edition is (1) a revision of the theoretical framework and the research evidence supporting this model of diffusion, and (2) a new intellectual venture, in that new concepts and new theoretical viewpoints are introduced. This edition differs from its predecessors in that it takes a much more critical stance in its review and synthesis of 5,000 diffusion publications. During the past thirty years or so, diffusion research has grown to be widely recognized, applied and admired, but it has also been subjected to both constructive and destructive criticism. This criticism is due in large part to the stereotyped and limited ways in which many diffusion scholars have defined the scope and method of their field of study. Rogers analyzes the limitations of previous diffusion studies, showing, for example, that the convergence model, by which participants create and share information to reach a mutual understanding, more accurately describes diffusion in most cases than the linear model.
Rogers provides an entirely new set of case examples, from the Balinese Water Temple to Nintendo videogames, that beautifully illustrate his expansive research, as well as a completely revised bibliography covering all relevant diffusion scholarship in the past decade. Most important, he discusses recent research and current topics, including social marketing, forecasting the rate of adoption, technology transfer, and more. This all-inclusive work will be essential reading for scholars and students in the fields of communications, marketing, geography, economic development, political science, sociology, and other related fields for generations to come.
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CHICAGO, IL-;January 20, 2016 -; Today, OpenMake Software and ASERVO Software GmbH are pleased to announce an agreement to partner in the broad European market to market and support Continuous Build, Continuous Delivery, Infrastructure Management, and Application Release Automation solutions combined with quality services and support.
According to Mike Hallett, Chief Revenue Officer, OpenMake Software "Together, the companies provide over two decades of experience in the Agile ALM and Continuous Delivery
DevOps market expertise and will provide customers with integrated build through deploy solutions to realize 50% or greater speed to production for applications with the associated ;business benefits." The agreement is a multi-year in scope with clear growth and market impact goals. In conjunction with this partnership agreement ASERVO has recruited two former CollabNet executives Dominique Wurzler previously VP and GM of CollabNet for EMEA, and Rainer Heinold previously Senior Technical Director of CollabNet to drive their business expansion.
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ASERVO Software GmbH is a vendor independent ALM solution provider, offering its customers an advanced software and service portfolio for software development. Whether for Open Source, Agile ALM (Application Lifecycle Management), Cloud Service or DevOps, ASERVO provides support for project and program management as well as implementation. Furthermore the company acts as know-how provider with training, coaching, certification and support. Since its establishment in 2004 ASERVO has successfully implemented projects for more than 80 enterprise customers and is represented in Austria, Germany and Switzerland. www.ASERVO.com.
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Matt Watkinson has worked with some of the biggest businesses in the world on customer experience strategy, service design, websites and mobile apps. His book has been described by Forrester Research as a fundamental must read for CX professionals with well reasoned conceptual theory and pragmatic examples that include rich case studies.
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(CNSNews.com) - The issues of gun control and free speech dominate a lawsuit filed by an Oklahoma University geology professor who used a blunt sexual comparison to criticize a pro-gun control newspaper column and later was demoted for that and other perceived transgressions.
The letter that geology professor David Deming wrote to the editor of the Oklahoma Daily newspaper in February 2000 argued that the owner of an unregistered gun was no more likely to become a murderer than a woman who had not registered her sex organ was to becoming a prostitute.
The letter prompted 25 charges of sexual harassment against Deming, filed "by people I had never met," he stated in a subsequent column. And while those charges were eventually dropped, Deming believes the letter remained a sore spot for university officials, contributing to their decision to oust him from the Oklahoma University (OU) School of Geology and Geophysics, strip Deming of most of his classes and relocate his office to a basement lab.
Deming's federal lawsuit, filed in July of this year, argues that he was denied academic freedom and it seeks to restore his university position and privileges. The university is seeking to dismiss Deming's complaint and a ruling on that motion is expected soon, according to a press release from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE), the non-profit group assisting Deming.
FIRE states that when Deming originally threatened a First Amendment lawsuit against Oklahoma University, the sexual harassment charges were dropped, but that Deming's letters to the campus newspaper were used against him anyway, in the form of several negative job evaluations.
Deming generated more resentment with charges that the School of Geology's administrators showed poor judgment and a conflict of interest in hiring a professor with supposed business ties to the Geology department's director, Roger Slatt, according to the educational rights group.
However, unable on their own to demote a tenured professor, Deming's opponents turned to some of the university's top financial donors, according to FIRE, persuading them to threaten a funding cutoff if Deming was not punished. One such threat in November 2003, from a donor who had never met Deming, paved the way for the punitive actions to be taken, FIRE claims.
"OU's conduct in this case has been shameful," stated David French, president of FIRE. "University e-mails and documents illustrate a conspiracy to silence a colleague whose outspoken views challenge the norm at OU. This is a naked attempt to subvert academic freedom."
Among the documents that FIRE obtained in a public records request was a July 2003 e-mail sent by John Snow, dean of the College of Geosciences, to William Clopine, chair of the Geology Alumni Council.
"Somehow I have to convince Roger (Slatt) that he needs to ignore and then marginalize Deming ... As long as we keep our i's dotted and our t's crossed, all Deming can really do is make noise and cause a bit more paperwork," Snow's e-mail stated.
He also reportedly suggested in the e-mail that Clopine get supportive alumni to call Slatt and encourage him, because "all [Deming] really is a bump on the road [sic]."
In February of this year, Deming told FrontPage Magazine that he was not the only member of the faculty experiencing problems with Snow. He mentioned a letter that "the unanimous faculty of the Geology Department" had sent to Snow, questioning his respect for them "as a faculty and as individuals."
"When I questioned Snow's commitment to intellectual diversity, a colleague warned me that he expected Snow to 'put your severed head on a spike,'" Deming wrote in the FrontPage Magazine column.
"OU's scheming to evade tenure protections and rid itself of a consistent critic of the administration's policies and politics threatens any professor who relies on tenure as a guarantee of academic freedom," Greg Lukianoff, FIRE's director of legal and public advocacy, stated.
He added that he was dismayed that OU President David Boren, who initially supported Deming in the case involving the letter to the editor on the issue of gun control, "has allowed these reprisals to occur."
Boren, a former U.S. senator, was unavailable for comment, but has made remarks in the past claiming to be a proponent of freedom of speech.
"I believe that even in cases in which we believe that comments are unfair, insensitive, or in bad taste, the appropriate response is never to silence the expression," Boren told the Oklahoma Daily in April 2001.
CNSNews.com attempted to contact Snow and Slatt for comment, but each man is unable to respond as a result of a gag order in the case. The OU legal department was also contacted, but no one was authorized to comment about the case.
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Northern Ireland's largest political party would back limited immunity for those who admitted to crimes connected to the Troubles.
In a boost to talks aimed at securing agreement on contentious parades, flags and the past, the Democratic Unionist party (DUP) said there could be limited immunity with victims' agreement.
The DUP MP Sammy Wilson said: "Now, some of those who are hurting say: 'This is the only way that we believe we can get the information which will deal with the hurt which we have experienced.'"
On immunity Wilson told the Nolan Show on BBC Radio Ulster on Thursday morning: "Then I think it will be very difficult for anyone to say: 'We are going to deny you that.'"
Richard Haas, George W Bush's former special envoy to Northern Ireland, is chairing the talks between the political parties, loyalist paramilitary-linked groups and the Orange Order.
Last month Northern Ireland's attorney general, John Larkin, sparked controversy after he suggested that only a blanket amnesty for all those responsible for Troubles-related crimes would enable a proper truth-telling process on the past conflict.
Wilson's remarks follow those of his party leader and Northern Ireland first minister, Peter Robinson, who earlier this week said he was "not averse" to considering limited immunity.
But Robinson stressed that his party would oppose the blanket amnesty for all crimes committed during the conflict between 1969 and 1997.
Meanwhile Haas has stressed he wants to find agreement in relation to all three contentious issues including the past before Christmas.


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England selectors have named a 13-man Lions squad, captained by Nottinghamshire's James Taylor, for the triangular series against New Zealand A and Sri Lanka A. The squad, coached by Andy Flower, will play two 50-over matches against each of the touring teams.
The national selector James Whitaker said: "With the Royal London one-day international series against India rapidly approaching and next winter's tour to Sri Lanka and ICC Cricket World Cup also firmly in our sights, this is the perfect opportunity for these players to impress the selectors in the 50-over format of the game.
"We are delighted to welcome Ravi Patel from Middlesex into a Lions squad for the first time and look forward to what promises to be a closely contested series against two highly competitive touring sides."
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James Taylor (Nottinghamshire, captain), Jonny Bairstow (Yorkshire), Ravi Bopara (Essex), Steven Finn (Middlesex), Stephen Parry (Lancashire), Harry Gurney (Nottinghamshire), Alex Hales (Nottinghamshire), Craig Overton (Somerset), Jason Roy (Surrey), Ravi Patel (Middlesex), Tom Smith (Lancashire), James Vince (Hampshire), David Willey (Northamptonshire)
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