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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - October 25, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas TUESDAYCanyon, Smithson Valley square off in volleyball tonight - See P. 6 50 CENTS COUNTDOWN! 1S3 DAYS N«w Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1645 New Braunfels Herald 410 f't 016 "i 0 / 2 / i?1 y B C) - • W E S T MIC R 0 P I-' B•' ® I"' JN 762.7 E YANDELL DR Inside Obituaries................... 3 Weather..........................................3 Opinion...........................................4 Stammtisch.....................................5 Sports Day......................................6 Comics.................................v.........7 The Marketplace ,...8*12 Sid rn rn I isc'h Birthday wlshas from th* HoraM*Zaltunfll The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends the following birthday wishes to; Jena Montanez, Lucy G. Rosales, David Guerrero, Santiago Guerrero, Ruben Sauceda, Ruben Leal, Jr. (II years!), james Pace, Wanda Hagan, Louise Redden, Bonnie Tetrault, LaNelle Tidwell, Jack W. Ballantine, Charles H. Schumann, Rose Castilleja, Donna Lelfeste. Happy Anniversary to Ralph Bt Jennifer Casares (Sunday). Smith rapra—itetlv to spook lit Settlor A member of Congressman Lamar Smith's staff will be in Settler Wednesday, Oct. 26, to assist Comal County residents with problems or questions they may have involving federal agencies or programs. Shelby Graves will be available to meet with constituents from 9 a.m. until noon at the Canyon Lake Action Center in Settler. No appointment is necessary. Congressman Smith's district office is located at I IOO N.E. Loop 410, Suite 640, San Antonio, TX 78209. (210) 821-5024. WurstfMt otters advance tickets Advance tickets sales for Wurstfest *94 are now on sale at the Wurstfest offices in Landa Park. Adult admission advance tickets will cost $5 if purchased by 5 p m Thursday, Nov. 3. Adult tickets at the gate cost $6. Children 12 years old and under are admitted free. Admission to the Wursthalle is free. More than 60 entertainment groups will appear at the 34th annual Wurstfest, a 10-day showcase of German food, dance, heritage and Ain. Slated this year for Nov. 4-13, Wurstfest is a German/Texas festi val that attracts an estimated 100,000 people from around the world to New Braunfels. For more information, call 625-9167. NI Interact Club plant food drive for Oct. 91 The Interact Club of New Braunfels High School is planning a food drive to take place Halloween evening Oct. 31. Collected items will be delivered to needy families for Thanksgiving according to Dora Lisa Alvarado, club president. Interact is a worldwide organization for youths interested in service and international understanding. Locally, the Interact Club is sponsored by the New Braunfels Rotary Club. New for this year along with the Halloween Food Drive is constructing Christmas decorations for the newly installed downtown lampposts. "We hope this gives an alternative meaning to Trick-or-Trcat in New Braunfels by helping our fel-ow neighbors who have not been as fortunate, especially at the Thanksgiving season," said Alvarado. This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint Council tables Interlocal agreement By TECLO J. GARCIA Staff Writer The New Braunfels City Council voted Monday to table a motion to make Doug Miller the city's appointed water representative. The council acted on advice from its newly hired city attorney, who said she would like more time to study the issue of entering into on interlocal agreement with Comal County and New Braunfels Utilities. Miller represents Comal County and NBU as their water negotiator at area water meetings. 'Today was the first day I had looked at the proposed interlocal agreement and I just want New city attorney wants to study pact with NBU, Comal County further to check a statute to make sure the city is not 'double dipping' by having an interlocal agreement with the city and NBU," city attorney Jacqueline Cullom said. Citizens and council members suggested that since NBU rate payers live in New Braunfels and are part of Comal County and since the city just hired a new city attorney the council does not need to pay another person for representation. Cullom said she does not have a problem in working with Doug Miller and representing the New Braunfels water interests. ' Miller, who is paid S55 per hour by NBU and no more than $75 a day by Comal County, said he had mixed feelings about the night's meeting. Several citizens in attendance were vocal in support of him, while others at the meeting were opposed his consideration or reconsideration for the position. 'I really hope that in two weeks that the county will come back together and will allow us to be unified instead of sending mixed signals out. I think we need to do it as a team," he said. "I think I can work hand in hand with the city attorney. We did with Barry Moore and Nathan Rheinlander. I don't know Ms. Cullom but I certainly hope that we can work together on this issue." The next meeting is Monday, Nov. 14. Doug Millar Texas Clay Festival H*mH-Ze*ung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Artist Jim Dole puts tho finishing touches on s clay pot during this weekend's Texas Clay Festi val, held st Omens. Council opts not to research validity of Goodbread move By TECLO J. GARCIA Staff Writer The New Braunfels City Council voted on Monday not to ask the city attorney to research the validity of James Goodbrcads's appointment to the New Braunfels Utilities Board of Trustees. By a vote of Four to Three, Mayor Paul Fraser, Tim Walker, Mary Serdd and Chris Bowers voted against the measure to investigate the former mayor's naming to the utility board. Jan Kennedy, Brenda Freeman and Ambrosio "Butch" Benitez voted to have the city attorney consult with the Texas Municipal League and the Texas Attorney General's Office for advice. Goodbread was appointed to the board two weeks ago at a city council meeting. Freeman had since questioned the "legality" of his naming. She said even though he never took office after he was re-elected as mayor, he was paid for the position. Freeman said the city code of ordinances prohibited Goodbread from serving because it does not allow him to hold any paid office until a year after he left his post. Although Goodbread never served as mayor, once re-elected in 1993, was paid until November of last year. Goodbread said he the resistance formed against him preventing him from taking his seat were of a "personal nature." Mayor Pro-Tern Chris Bowers alro told the council he thought the debate involving Goodbread "is politically motivated." Goodbread will serve a five-year term on the board. NBU's next meeting will be tomorrow. In other city council business: ■ It named Pearly Sowell as chair of the Transportation and Traffic Advisory Board. Although the Mayor and city council have solicited for the position, Sowell has been the only person to apply for the board. ■ It palled the 1995 Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce Convention and Visitors Bureau Budget. Included in the budget were expenditures for a billboard program, promotions in both Mexico and the United Stales, and administrative cobs. Water issues 'I want to see a light at the end of the tunnel,' says EUWD member By CRAIG HAMMETT Staff Writer While the several representatives of various water organizations meet in San Antonio, forces are positioning themselves to face the Texas Legislature when it convenes in January of 1995. Several representatives from three regional water alienees IDR wiai fncmoGfs or me Mcnuu*/£itung soul last week to tout the recent agreement between the Edwards Underground Water District, the Medina County Underground Water Conservation District, and the Uvalde County Underground Water District. The three districts, who used to comprise the Edwards, have formed a confederation, one of the main purposes of which is to have more leverage when the Legislature convenes. The confederation emphasizes local control with regional coordination. A committee will be formed between them to coordinate the districts. A panel formed by a federal water monitor is currently considering plans to manage water in the Edwards Aquifer. This particular confederation will offer its own plan by Nov. 21. "I want to see a light at the end of the tunnel," said Gene Ames, in, a Bexar County member of the EUWD Board, who added he was tired of the legal activities concerning the aquifer. "...We don't want to divide up the pie like a lot of people do." The agreement calls for Aquifer Management Guidelines by the local districts based on historical usage. Fees would have *Wb Have rn plan. Ifs eallad Sanata NI 1477... Thay dont Ilka 1477 bacausa It puts limitations on thorn.' - Doug Miller lim Smallwood data na!lad bv a cascaron# from Andrew jadahaw during Ste. Polar A Paul Catholic School's annual foeti* apwmasspa ms aw spawsa aa asg awaawa a aw a ^^wa ^ai^a^aw aswsraaspapa ap ai^saaazwspa val, hold Saturday and Sunday at th# school. Many dlffarant avania wars hold in conjunction with the tsattval. which draw ^^Far aaa aa^BT in. ap a iwawpap aa a aa^^paapa a ww waa a aa iaai^SI^#a^F anay aaa aaapa a a^»a ap wa hundreds out oust th# waakand to be paid by those who use water beyond those limits, "those who benefit pay" according to the agreement. Pumping guidelines include 30,000 acre-feet per year for Comal County, 325,000 acre-feet per year for Bexar County, 120,000 for Medina County and 160,000 for Uvalde County. The Edwards will request another 75,000 acre-feet. "We have a plan. It's called Senate Bill 1477," said Doug Miller, water negotiator for Comal County and New Braunfels Utilities, who was not present at the meeting. "...They don't like 1477 because it puts limitations on them." Senate Bill 1477, which among other things, created a regional aquifer authority is currently held up by the Justict Department because members are appointed. Miller was to serve on that board. The three districts will lobby the Legislature for their own plan instead of SB 1477. They would like to have more local control of their districts. "This is something Medina and Uvalde districts have agreed to," said Luana Buckner, general manager of the Medina District. "Farmers in Medina County are much more likely to comply with this type of system " The agreement also calls for the three districts to regulate the transport of water within a (tenet, with fees for either transport or export imposed by each district. Miller said SB 1477 allows for localcontrol under the umbrella of regional authority although he said "we'd all like to make modifications to it" He said the bill and how to manage the aquifer will be a bot topic at the legislative session as parties position themselves. He said Senate Bill 1477 had wide support both legislators and regional water entities. 6-0846 12 pages in one section ■ Tuesday, Oct. 25,1994 Serving Comal County for more than 142 years ■ Home of ZACHARY RAY REININGER ■ Vol. 142, No. 249For news, advertising or subscription information, call 625-9144 (Metro) 6 ;
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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by buff4bcs1985, Jul 17, 2008.
Probably can't post it due to forum rules, but here is a brief synopsis:
Half the article is a run down of last season.
Reportedly the no-huddle offense will be used more at home to take advantage of the altitude.
Then it just runs through the positions and discusses who will start, etc. Nothing new in that rundown.
Miller and Solder have really "raised the bar." Looks like Cunningham will get at least some time on the D-line in the fall. The article implies there is a bit of a back-up at weakside LB w/ Burton, Stengel, Major and Mohler. Burney will probably RS this year after surgery this offseason. Redshirt freshman Perkins will probably get the nickel or dime back job.
Guess I didn't realize how solid DiLallo was last year with 22 punts inside the 20 and only 3 touchbacks.
In the end the prediction is a 6-6 season due to a poor secondary, "upheaval" on the o-line and the difficult schedule.
I don't buy there comment about the O-line. The O line looked good at the spring game
Don't shoot the messenger, thats just what the article says. I'm assuming they're referring to the loss of two pretty solid starters (Polumbus and Harrison) and the debacle with Maiava.
ESPN's college football insider stuff is pretty weak. They don't have very fresh or insightful info, so I highly doubt they had anyone at the CU spring game or any of the spring practices. The "upheaval" comment is likely based on the loss of Polumbus, Harrison and Maiava alone - and nothing else.
It would have to be, because anybody who really follows the team knows that O-Line may be the biggest strength of the team heading into fall camp. Big, strong, fast and deep.
Which is very good news. I'm looking forward to seeing the line this year. All those recruits from last year will really start paying off. I want to see the baby lams rolled flat into the grass.
Hopefully, it is still young and very inexperienced. Faatagi hasn't played in a game in 3 seasons and Solder is switching positions. It will be a strength for us but it will take time for them to gel. Hopefully CSU and EW will be enough time for the line to work out any kinks and be ready for the brutal rest of the schedule.
I think that's a fair preview... I still think the defense is slow, so I still expect problems stopping teams.. And it seemed the past two years under Hawk the defense really went from a strong or above average in the beginning of the season to being really worn out by the end of the year by giving up lots of yards and points...
I'm a little more optimistic on the offense.. Thinking back now, it really improved as the season went on last year.. I expect Cody to be better this year and the offense to be more consistent throughout the year..
The defense wore out late in the season because the offense was getting themselves into to many " 3 and out" situations. I don't expect to see that very often this year.
In the CSU game, the opposite will be true. The CU offense will tire out when the defense forces the young sheep offense into lots of 3 and outs.
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Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) has issued a recruitment notification for the recruitment of Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist through recruitment notification. Candidates who have completed Post Graduate can apply for the new recruitment notification from Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC).
Eligible candidates need not to apply online for this Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist. Walk in Interview will be held on 07/01/2016 Jan 2016 at 10.00 A.M. Find more information about the vacancy like Age limit, Selection Process, Qualification, Application fee, How to apply etc can be found below
Company Name : Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC)
Vacancy Name : Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist
Educational Qualification : Any Post Graduate
Total No of Vacancy : 23 post
Salary : Rs.10,000-60,000/- p.m
Job Location : Ludhiana
Walk in date to Apply for this job: 07/01/2016
Walk in Address for the Job Vacancy: Applicants are advised to report to the office of Medical Superintendent, ESIC Model Hospital, Bharat Nagar, Ludhiana
Detail of Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist Recruitment:
Walk in Interview on 07.01.2016 at 11.00 AM to till it is over for Engagement of:- A) Full Time / Part Time Specialists on contract basis or till regular specialists joins duty for ESIC Model Hospital, Ludhiana- Radiology – 02, Anaesthesia-01, Orthopaedics- 01. * Note – Reservation as per Central Govt. Rules. B) Senior Residents under Residency Scheme for three years for ESIC Model Hospital, Ludhiana –
|Full Time / Part time Specialist
|PG Degree/ Diploma with 3 years /5 years work experience in concerned specialty. Candidate must be registered with Medical Council of India or State Medical Council**.
|Full Time Specialists:- Basic Pay 18750/- + Grade Pay Rs. 6600/-, DA, HRA and NPA as admissible or as per orders issued by ESIC Hqrs. Office from time to time. 2) Part Time Specialist – Rs. 40,000/- consolidated per month for two sessions of 2 hours per day into five days in a week + Rs. 8000/- for emergency calls or as per orders issued by ESIC Hqrs. Office from time to time. 3) Specialist (Part Time) Pathology for Barnala: – Rs. 1,000/- consolidated for daily for one session of two hours. 2) Specialist (Part Time) Medicine & surgery for Rajpura: – Rs. 2,000/- for 02 sessions of two hours each in a day or as per orders issued by ESIC Hqrs. Office from time to time.
|Age not exceeding 45years for Full Time Specialist specialists and not exceeding 67 for Part Time Specialists. Relaxation as per rule
|Senior Residents
|P.G. Degree or Diploma in concerned Specialty from recognized university, registered with Medical Council of India or State Medical Council**. If such candidates are not available, candidates without PG Qualification having at least 2 years experience, after MBBS (experience post registration with Medical Council India or State Medical Council**) will be only considered out of which having worked for 1 year in concerned Specialty. Candidate who have already completed 03 years Senior Residency will be engaged on annual contract basis. Note: – 1. For Senior Resident (Radiology) candidates with only PG Degree/ Diploma will be considered. 2. For Senior Resident (Casualty), Degree/ Experience in General Medicine will also be considered
|Basic Pay Rs. 18750/- + Grade Pay – Rs. 6600/- plus allowances as admissible to Central govt. employees. Or as per order issued by ESIC Hqrs. Office from time to time. It would be reduced by Rs. 600/- Per month for Diploma Holders and the same will be reduced by Rs. 1210/- per month for non PG candidates. Or as per order issued by ESIC Hqrs. Office from time to time
|Age Not exceeding 35 years for Senior Residents. Relaxation as per rule.
|Part Time Super Specialist
|1. Post Graduate qualification in the concerned speciality. Candidate must be registered from Medical Council of India or State Medical Council.** 2. DM/ MCH in the concerned Super Speciality.
|Rs. 60,000/- per month for three hour session per day for five days in a week. B. For giving undertaking to be available for emergency call duty after the schedule timing – Rs. 10,000/- per month.
|Age not exceeding 64 years as on date of interview.
Selection Procedure for Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC) – Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist Post:
Written Test on 07/01/2016
Shortlisted candidates will undertake face to face interview.
Dates are yet to be announced for the final selection
Walkin Procedure for Senior Residents, Part Time Super Specialist vacancy in Employees State Insurance Corporation (ESIC):
The eligible and desirous – fulfilling the educational qualifications/ eligibility conditions should appear for Walk-in-interview with their application alongwith original certificates and one set of attested photocopy of the relevant documents in support of age, qualifications, Attempt, Marks Sheet, Degree, MCI/ State Registration, SC/ST/OBC/PH Certificate & Experience certificate etc. and two recent passport size photographs. Applicants are advised to report to the office of Medical Superintendent, ESIC Model Hospital, Bharat Nagar, Ludhiana on 07.01.2016 accordingly for interview as mentioned above up-to 10.00 AM and candidates who will report after prescribed time are liable for rejection. No TA/DA will be paid to the candidates for appearing in the interview. The candidate who is currently in the employment must bring experience certificate (working certificate) failing which his/ her candidature liable to rejection. Application form can be downloaded and result can be seen on website: www.esicmhldh.org Note:-1)- Number of above vacancies may increase/decrease. **Note:-2) All Selected candidates will be required to get themselves registered with Punjab Medical Council. Note:-3) Candidates claiming reservation/age relaxation on grounds of belonging to OBC should submit the community certificate in prescribed proforma vide Govt. Of India, Department of Personnel Training OM No. 36012/22/93-EST (SCT) dated 08/09/93 which is modified vide OM No.- 36033/3/2004 Estt. (Res.) dated 09/3/2004 or the latest notification of the Government of India if any failing which the benefit of reservation/ relaxation will not be given or their application shall be rejected and no request/ correspondence will be entertained. * Note: OBC (Minority) as per Govt. of India Instructions on the subject.
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"I don't understand" Dawn frowned
"Dawn" Gabriel pulled away from Dawn and stood up "I know what happened in Paradise but I don't remember it" Dawn looked confused and Gabriel sighed Dawn stood up and walked to the tiny kitchenette pulling two mugs from the single cupboard then sitting back down he pulled a package from his bag it was wrapped in a t-shirt. Gabriel frowned at him and Dawn sniggered.
"Cute, sweetie" he mumbled and Gabriel threw his pack of cigarettes at the daemons head. Dawn laughed as he unwrapped the t-shirt bringing out his bottle of Jack Daniels "come on tell me what you're talking about" he smiled half filling both mugs.
"Only if you don't get drunk" Gabriel growled.
"I'm only having one" Dawn smiled holding one cup out to Gabriel who took it gratefully.
"Okay" Gabriel said "I know what happened inParadise, we got caught we got locked up and you and the others managed to get away" he frowned for a moment "Amelia" he said draining the mug in one mouthful.
"Carry on" Dawn nodded sadly.
"Then…the party" Gabriel said "you appeared in the chair" Dawn could see Gabriel struggling slightly to recall what was next.
"The vines?" Dawn said Gabriel smiled and nodded.
"Yes Allegra destroyed the palace. Then someone gave Hyperion back to me"
"Vincent" Dawn said and Gabriel nodded again.
"Then the pipe and your daemon form"
"Well that's what happened" Dawn said confused.
"But" Gabriel said "there are no details, none at all"
"Really" Dawn frowned Gabriel shook his head. "You don't remember any small detail?"
"No" Gabriel said "and the more time passes the more I'll forget" he looked sadly at Dawn.
"Why don't you keep a diary?" Dawn smiled.
"I can't can I?" Gabriel said Dawn's face dropped for a moment then he smiled again.
"I could teach you" he said.
"Dawn, what's the point?" Gabriel said "I've forgotten over a thousand years" the things I do remember I don't want too"
"Gabriel" Dawn said sadly "come here" Gabriel frowned.
"Why?" Dawn smiled.
"Please" he said gently. Gabriel walked forward as Dawn put his mug down on the rough wooden floor. Gabriel moved warily towards him as Dawn stood up the daemon took Gabriel's empty mug and put it down next to his on the floor. Then he wrapped his arms loosely around the vampyre. "When we get out of here I will make sure you have some good memories" he said Gabriel didn't know what to do with himself so he nervously wrapped one arm around the daemons waist. Dawn smiled and shut his eyes.


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Uptown Art Expo is excited to present the winner of our poster contest!
"Lightness of Being"
Kate Carney
For this artist, nothing beats the powerful and lasting color capabilities of oil paint. In the nuances and intensities of color Kate tries to express the inspiration she finds in the things which burst with life – people, wildlife, storms, plants. She pushes and grows, and the images in her mind clamor for life, sometimes she says she wishes they would shut up & sometimes she fears they might. Kate often works solely from the images in her mind, other times she works from life, her own photos and videos, and commercial photo libraries.
Painterly, passionate, and impressionistic; my backgrounds are usually simplified. This artist stops when they get interesting and it took a really long time to learn that. By combining classical oil painting techniques with contemporary brushwork Kate uses abstract, glazed backgrounds as well as expressive, alla prima brushwork on the featured objects to keep the focus on her subject matter and strengthen the message in the work, while expressing the mood with the color story in the evocative backgrounds.
Raised in England, Kate's earliest formal training was in London at Chelsea School of Arts and then she went on to University of London, Queen's College and University Colleges to study Humanities because it seemed more marketable, but she kept sneaking back into the studio arts classes to paint.
Kate Carney lives in Eustis, Florida with her husband, the last two of her four children still living at home and assorted dogs and cats. She teaches painting workshops in Florida, and is looking forward to leading a workshop in Italy in 2017. She doesn't have any hobbies because all she ever does is paint, but sometimes her friends can drag her out to do some kayaking and hiking.


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These beams will provide FDA inspectors, ionization chamber manufacturers, and calibration facilities with the spectra that best represent what is used in clinics. These new reference radiation techniques will be available for calibrations and the FDA-MQSA proficiency tests. The beam parameters are similar to those supported by the German standards laboratory, PTB, allowing U.S. manufacturers the ability to get their ionization chambers calibrated in the U.S. and distribute them in Europe. The NIST 100 kVp tungsten anode x-ray unit and the Ritz primary standard free-air ionization chamber are being used for the digital mammography techniques.
The correction factors for the primary standard have been established and are in the evaluation process which involves calibrating and comparing the results of a reference class transfer ionization chamber to the tungsten anode digital mammography beams and the Mo/Mo radiation beams at NIST and eventually at another NMI. Once the uncertainty has been established, dissemination of the NIST standard using the new digital mammography techniques can begin. Completion of the digital mammography standard will allow the end user to receive calibrations of their instrumentation under conditions which accurately represent those found in a clinic.


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A woman has been jailed for breaching a ban on keeping horses and neglecting animals in her care.
Yesterday, Fletcher, who was previously banned from keeping horses for five years, was given a 16-week custodial sentence and ordered to pay £2,000 costs.
The 48-year-old was also banned from keeping horses for life when she appeared for sentencing at Cheltenham magistrates' court.
Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) inspector Suzi Smith said: "I am pleased the sentence in this case reflects the severity of the offences.
"Without veterinary treatment the outcome for these two horses could have been very tragic."
Inspector Smith was called to a DIY livery yard in December last year, where she found two young horses. She added:
"The foal was very, very thin. The vet discovered it had a severe lung infection and was riddled with worms. I don't think it would have survived the week if we hadn't got the veterinary care it needed.
"It was touch and go. The foal needed antibiotic injections twice a day and a great deal of TLC.
Luckily, it pulled through and has gone from rags to riches as it's been adopted by Olympic gold medallist Charlotte Dujardin, who has named it Santa.
"The other horse – a yearling called Frank – was also thin, but has recovered well and we hope to find him a fantastic home in the future."
In October 2013 magistrates banned Lisa Fletcher from keeping horses for five years after she pleaded guilty to three offences of neglecting a grey Arab stallion called Raji by failing to explore the cause of his weight loss, breathing difficulties and overgrown hooves.


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Chester Times (Newspaper) - May 31, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NET PAID CIRCULATION FOR TWELVE . 10N TU S. ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1932 20,328 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best New* of the Day 57TH VEAR—NO. 17.607. Dally Leaded Wire Report* of United Pre** and International News Service (IN5» (UP) ll S. MISSION TO LONDON PARLEY SAILING TODAY Representatives Going to Economic Conference, Headed by See. Hull Six in Official Party; lo Seek World Pacts on Trade Revival WASHINGTON, May 31~*UP» — Armed with detailed instructions from President Roosevelt. America's representatives set out today for the London Economic Conference to bargain with other world powers for international agreements to foster trade revival. Five of the six official American delegates, accompanied by a retinue of experts and advisers, left for New York by special train, and will sail in mid-afternoon on the liner President Roosevelt. The sixth delegate. James M Couzens, multi-millionaire former partner of Henry Ford and Independent Republican Senator from Michigan. will sail next week, reaching london just before the conference opens on June 12. Only Republiran on the delegation. Couzens yesterday j accepted Mr. Roosevelt's last-minute invitation. Also appointed yesterday was Ralph W. Morrison, retired banker of San I* Antonio, Tex. The other delegates | are Secretary of State Cordell Hull. chairman; former Governor James M. Cox, of Ohio, vice chairman; Senator Key Pittman, of Nevada, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and Rep. Samuel D. McReynolds. of Tennessee, chairman of the House Foreign Relations Committee The United States will press at London for two things principally: Stabilization of currencies, whose fluctuations now hamper world trade, and lowering of tariffs, import restrictions and other similar commercial barriers. Barred from the London Conference. but perhaps holding the key lo its success or failure, is the problem of war debts Pick of Federal Agents Worked Here On Racket Probe It was learned today that the pick of the federal agents, who were instrumental in securing evidence against Al Capone have been working quietly in this county for several months, seeking evidence on alleged graft rings and rum combines. It Is even stated they interviewed D Harvey Sykes, in jail. and that he 'blew the works". Tills has been denied by some of Sykes' intimates. Sykes had repeatedly threatened that he would tell all he knew about the inner workings of vice and rum rings unless his political friends came to his aid and helped him obtain his liberty. Chet A Keys, special deputy United States attorney general, has been assigned to prosecute the cases, which are experted to develop after indictments are prepared and the U. S Grand Jury makes its presentment June 12 in Philadelphia. HYPERION WINS ENGLISH DERBY King Salmon Comes in Second, Statesman, American-owned. Third King George Big Winner EPSOM DOWNS May 31 -'UP* —Among the jubilant thousands who won monWv on the heavily-backed Hyperion in today s derby was King George himself, it was understood. The king was said to have drawn Hyperion in the rich Marlborough Club Sweepstakes The amount he won was not known. Continued on Page EPSOM DOWNS, Eng . May 31— *INS» —In honor of the family the classic was named after. Lord Derby's While the London Hyperion won the English Derby here today. King Salmon was second and (TROUP OF SQUATTERS Statesman one of the three Airier- ORDERED TO MOVE by Lord Woolavington. failed to place, but it was a bad day for the bookmakers as Hyperion ruled second favorite in the advance betting. Lord Durham's Scarlet Tiger was fourth. The stirring test of approximately a mile and a half over the ups and downs and turns of the difficult course was run over a hard ti ack A general eviction of ".squatters.'' occupying cabins on city property at the foot of Rcaney street, has been ordered by police, following a holiday squabble between two of the families who have been living on the mud-flats. The argument was climaxed yesterday morning when a woman who CITIZENS PAY LOVING TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD Impressive ( eremonics \re ('onductcd in the Two Local Cemeteries Parade Preceding Exercises Delayed for Short Time by Rainfall Rain threatened for a *imr to halt the Memorial Day parade yesteroay afternoon, heavy showers delaying the start for over a half hour. When j the line of marchers finally got un- | der way, they were forced to .-top j twice because of heavy downpours. On Third street, several of the ; older veterans dropped lrom the ; ranks and with others were taken 1 into cars. The thousands cf watchers I I lining the sidewalks along the mute were also forced to seek cover The Grand Marshal of he parade was Louis B Lomax Civil War vet- I eran of Marcus Hook His aides were Captain Charles Busher. .1 the po- t lice department; H M Cheetham, of the United War Veterans; R. O. Be rip w, of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Post 1521; Howard Nixon, of the Emmertz-Mullin Pon, 921, Veterans of Foreign War*; Philip Oglesby, of the Disable! American Veterans; Dixie D Dryden Stevenson American I egion Past. No 190; William R Boyd. Chester City American Legion Post 390. and J. Ho.o-•.vezyk. of the Polish Legion of American Veterans. Post No. JI. A platoon of police headed the , parade and was followed by the massed colors, a band and the grano marshal and his aides. Si ivivois of the G. A. R. riding in automobiles, were n. xt in line, The Gold Star Mothers were In cars directly behind the G. A R group Mayor William Ward. Jr. wax In the next ear. and following in cars were Chief Clerk of the General Assembly at Harrisburg E. F. White; Charles J Ward, president of the West Find Business Mens Association Tile Reserve Officers of the Army and Navy headed Companies B and C, 111th Infantry, Pennsylvania National Guard. Captains Frank Itow-sky and Peter S Kochan were in command of the guardsmen. Lieutenant Fdmund Lynch Camp. No. 94. U. S W. V., the Lvnch-Brush Past. No 1521, V. F. W*. the Em-mertz-Mullln Post, No 921. V. F. W Continued on Last Page COUNTY BOXING SHOW HALTED CHESTER, PA,. WEDNESDAY. MAY 31, 1033 SCENE OF DARING PRISON BREAK PRICE, TWO CENTS MORGAN INQUIRY BARES THIRD LIST OF STOCK BUYERS Woodin, Davis and Others Permitted to Put-chase United Corporation Securities at Bar-gain Prices Paid $75 a Share Traded Them in at $99 Each I'ecora's Method of Procedure Backed by Com-mittee Vote Before Probe of Bankers Is Resumed by Senate Group George H. Howard, Utility Head, on Stand WASHINGTON', May linen! persons permittee Morgan & Co., at bn \ view of lite ''tate Penitentiary, .it I .inning. Kaunas, from which ll ie Harden Kirk Prather and three prison gu.i lets aped, taking o it I HOSTAGES FREED BY CONVICTS WHO FEED KAN. PRISON Warden, 2 Guards and 3 \\ omen Were Seized in ( ommandeered Autos Prisoners Had Guns; Re belled af Prison Baseball (tame \ art! CAPH KLD W AKIU S Kirk Prather, warden of the state Penitentiary, who was taken an h(,stage by the est aped convicts, then released. Pit III It Okla., May 31 — (INS) — l ive est aping convicts from the Kansas State Penitentiary held up a filling statine near here early today and kidnaped Jeff Weatherby, at a (ion attendant, atter robbing lite station of a tank full of gasoline and $10 Weatherby was released fifteen miles southwest of here a short time later. Ile identified Wilbur I nderhill as one of the men. LANSING. Kart, May 31 <UP» \n invalid woman and two girl*, the ast of six hostages seized by a banc if state penitentiary convict* who eg-•aped yesterday, were released todav .MOTORIST ADMITS HIT-RUN ( HARGE Paul Griffin, 30. of Boothwyn, who police say confessed to being a hit and run driver, wa* held in IMO ball for a continued hearing when arraigned before Magistrate Mlrharl A Honan In pollee rourt today. Wilbur Underhill, serving a life Griffin was arrested early this term for murder, who led Hie escape morning at .Seventh street and Confront the prison. cord avenue. by Patrolman Talbot, a 31 — (UP)—Tho third list cf to purchase securities through •gain prices was made public today in the Senate Morgan inquiry. Hie th rid preferred list was in the stock of United Corporation, a gigantic public utilities holding company. In the United list were Norman Ii. Davis, William If. Wool I iii and others who have figured in the previous citation which grouped favored buyers of Alleghany Corporation and Standard brands stock. it was revealed that the Knifed Corporation paid $73 per sn the units were thrown on the ma they were trailed in at each. quick profit of $24 per unit to any of the list who sold at that time. United Corporation preferred closed Monday at $35. The common stock closed Monday at IM H. I Th** United Corporation llxt wi pl* fermi purchasers of *e for the stock. When vet January 16, 1020, made possible a I IN PIL ISON HULAK made public by Ferdinand Pecora, conn <M, aller Pecora a tactic* in thy Morgan Investigation had been upheld in a secret session of the Senath Hanking and Currency Committee. The session was forced by Senator Glass, Dem., Va, who complained that he had been left In Ignorance of the objectives of the inquiry. George H Howard, president of United Corporation, was the witness as the second week of the inquiry BEER LICENSES BEING ISSUED half liour after Kteplien Oliver, 214 begin I Derwln street. Merlon, told police htu ' Woodin now Secretary of Tremurv ear had been struck and damaged by wa,s on tU(st for j ,H)0 sharM. I Market ^ 11 McAdoo now Um^ i3t4itea Mark t Mr et*, the driver tailing to Senator from California, wa* listed for stop 25G share*; John J. Kaxkob, at that *wt undrr Kiwi mr.th-r .end,non. fired blank cart ndftw. in the ueneral Th(, WMther ".arm hu, ,n,pr. mittent cloud the sun. Tile field of 24 thoroughbreds was unusually well-behaved Lit the poet and were sent away in good oner. The Prince of Wales and Prir.ce George arrived a few minutes before the start. Selene. Hyperion is a direction of a Mrs. Alexander Rash and Mrs. Rash's son. Alexander, Jr. Both families appeared in police court this morning and the story was told in minute detail bv Mrs. Rash, who Insisted on having the floor, no matter who was called upon to testify. The origin of the trouble was over a garden, which Mrs. Shipman cultured, but which wax ruined bv someone throwing scalding water on a flower bed. Mrs. Shipman Is alleged to have accused her neighbor of destroying the garden and. in retaliation, Mrs. Rash prevented Mrs. Shipman from using a boardwalk which passes both cabins, but which Mrs. Rash claimed as her private property, as "I bought own,, marp it from Roy Stewart " Stewart was *ma11- wirl coIt wlth whit<* and in court, but refused to testify, claim- ^as smooth action, galloping close to mg. "I have enough troubles of my the ground. own without getting in this mix-up." Hyperion proved himself far su-The long drawn-out case was pcrior to his field, winning by four settled by Magistrate Honan puttting lengths in an easy canter, members of both families under a King Salmon was a length in front of Statesman, with Scarlet Tiger beaten off Hyperion was 6 to I in the betting, King Salmon was 7 to I and Statesman 20 to I The officially corrected time was 2 34 seconds, a new Derby record The - old record of 2 34 2-5 was set by Call A pa hot ic scene was enacted In jjov ,n J927 and equaled by Fclstcad police court this morning when the aged father of William Wilson. 38. of East Twenty-fourth street, testified against him With tears streaming down his cheeks, the parent told Magistrate Honan that his son was continually intoxicated and made life miserable for his relatives. Wilson was sentenced to serve 30 days in the county prison and as he was be A special open-rir amateur boxing show sponsored by the Gavel Club. of IJrexel Hill. and scheduled for June 2. has been ca nee led by surprise ac-oceasiona'lv obscured Hon of the Upper Darby township Board of Commissioners in refusing to grant the club a permit. The members of the club, which include many prominent political workers In the Drexel Hill section, expressed great surprise and eonxidrr-able indignation, when informed that the commissioners, at a special ad- Lord Derby's victory was the third for the House of Stanley, which Joined *esslo«i. had vetoed their refounded the race The 12th Earl of ^nr a Prrm,t Derby won it In 1787. eight years after I he show was to be staged on the the inaugural. The present lord 8r°dnd* of the Craftsman f lob, on Derby won it with Sansovino in 1924 Garrett road, Drexel Hill. and accorcf-Hyperion is beautifully bred for 1I1*' Mathews, chairman of the the Derby, being by a champion, ''^wr}s committee of the club. rosi-Gainsborough. out of Lord Derby's whose homes face the club, were TRUCE SIGNED IN CHINESE-JAP WAR Agreement Ending Hostilities Reached at Tatigku After Conference Word Wi w arr oflSc o kill In nutineers la liger of aptivex. Warden flashed immediate of four states to 1 ' search for the fl iw that there I* (Minding their him to Applicant for Seven Stars Refill Kiri I aw" The VV. TOK IO M; wax signed fc China and Jaj pounced SUF Okla Wamr s City I cr. Lo 17, I et free of WI n. M rather and Sherman ani •d last night 1 M. the ill ii The bond of $100 to keep the peace until the evaeuation is executed. PATHETIC SCENE IN POLICE (OCRT visited and lent their approval to the r flair. The motion to refuse the permit wax made by Commissioner John T Braman, and seconded by Commissioner Elmer Meslin. Mr. Bratina ii Agen stated that he had received several Tang complaints from "residents of the neighborhood, who objected to th0 show." SHANGHAI. inese and Cli tru( ted GIRL MOTORIST, ZIG-ZAG DRIVER Mary McCorkell, 21, of Lima. wa* arrested this morning on the Baltn more pike, in Springfield, by Patrol* ATI RAI TI VE (LARDI NS Community gardens, which have taken thp place of lots overgrown by weeds, are now beginning to show signs of producing crops. Gardens at Sixth and Pusey streets, Second and Broomall, Second and Norris and on each side of Tilghman street, between the Pennsylvania Railroad company's tracks and Ninth street, are all well advanced for cultivation BUSINESS OFFICE HOI RS agreed on in north C timet todftj rep gku where ncgo going on since yesU The dispatch sal provided for es ta blit tral zone below the ( would be pa frolic* Chines* force The terms of th learned, included ti an esc authorities t drawal of Chinese line stretching from Tungchow and Vent The Japanese wi! mission to carry out sauce flights to see live up to their pr* * 31 *UP> J. military lead ending host iii! ll a rn., (Ch >pon Dernpo N( a dispatch lr nations had tx d the Annist hmcnt of a n* J real Wall. wh convict* whc escape, arrlvi nii'ht and 1 eight." BrandLshin they forced them a mea! Having eat rh*' home bv Mrs Wood at the farm anion police J Wood, Of n Can, the invalid, her *• Wood 17 and donee " nerly of iflggin, Tex , H nharmed at the farm- if im New, two and one 11 h of Pleasanton, Kan A md their captors, five a muscled in" on the 11 at the New farm last * (landed "supper for razors and revolvers, j* Irs New to prepare •*' ' bacon and eggs , the convict* isolated *-* it t ing telephone wi nd the gin* remat ome all night. Pl ere notified of lf hn^nMh!!*! <hK 7 l*me chatrn'ar' of the Democratic Naan excel lent description of** the ve- Committor, wa* (town for 2.500 hide, Which wa* Immediately flashed 'M'lers, nn the tut. lwriuH* " , ..... r, . Jo Pamdrnrn on beats and in etui*- John J. Perming and Charles A Lind- Hotel, \ illume Green, Is 'nK c*f' p:vi(1'nr of thP j!Tlp.a. bergh, both on a previous liar and J. I |, •. found on tile iron of the Booth- |frnry Korobark. Republican National ted Permit _ |wyn motorist* machine. [share*. Edgar Riduutl w r j 400 shnres. Rickard was administrative assistant to Herbert Hoover in several war and post-war organizations, includ-1 lug tile Belgium Relief Commission. During the Hoover administration . ,| ... * . ... Rickard was a frequent visitor at tho lug the Giant Market, on West Ninth while House street, paid into the city treasury a Two former under-serretarte* of sum approximating 11600, which state, Robert R Olds, Republican, and represented bark taxes and for the ^*AkL. Polk, Democrat, were dated for 500 shares each. erne for the place was non-payment of which, the Giant charles D Hiller. Republican Na- * party owners in Village Market was closed this morning by i tional Committeeman New York wa* Constable .Samuel Wheaton, acting down for j ooo shares', Mrs 8 Parker noon hour today, Treas- | on orders of Dr. 8. P Gray. tax col- | oupert, wife of a Morgan partner who was formerly agent general or om mission, wa* wyn motorist's machine rn, , mark'd th. HAUK TAX KS PAIIX of •w>hc.Hon, (or bw MARKUT REOPENS issued today by County - During the noon hour today, Attorney James A Cochrane, reprrsent- I. LOUI Hotel P been e Ma Bt Villai f Wtllta e est a id i Brot* DiekeJ 'Die apii fide in the name JU* for the Seven age Green Hhe ain Marcus, who bushment about gainst Issu- I Roosevelt'* amaas down for 250 a Ap* ieh sal * truce, It was e right of Jap-) inspect wlth-troops behind Nlngho through lung also have perform! reform*; -ha* the Chinese ne ( \ it It ll It-. IO "I I mg marched back to a cell his father !,i,n Wc sock Olathe Clifton Heights grasped his hand and sobbed out a goodbye. John Cordon. 43. who Is also a resident of the First Ward and a special deputy sheriff, was arraigned on a charge of drunkenness. He was arrested yesterday by Patrolmen Starr Gordon was held for investigation. Ail the Times n Chester and Delaware been invited to a privat Beginning tomorrow, June I. the business office of the Chester Times will close at 6 p, rn except on Sat-barracks, State Highway Patrol, on urdays. when the closing hour will bo . the charge of driving an automobile * P nu. thus schedule to be observed 2 ,,1 ,a while under the influence of liquor during the months of June. July and EL..L _"ac Wessook arrested the girl after August watching her drive zig-zag fash- u ll 11 1 boys HOM! FROM CONVENTION ion on the highway, and took her to the office of Dr E. Kenneth Wolfe, of Media. who. after an examination, pronounced her under the influence of alcohol. Following the physician's examina-Rev. Louis J Velte, pastor of the Hon, Mary, who is a striking blonde First Baptist Church and Mrs Velte. was arraigned for a hearing before !> > .." ||:m L'Piim /i,,.. have returned to their home, 340 West Magistrate William Morgan, of u*-* finn * • Dill Vfuarrv Seventh street, from Washington. Springfield, who held her in the sum D C., where they had attended the of $500 bail for the grand jury. Be-Northern Baptist Convention, w?hich mg unable to furnish security, she closed yesterday. The convention was taken to Media Jail bv Constable brought together the Baptists of the Joseph Sapp, of Springfield. 12-YEAH-0I.I) (URI. SAVES BOY'S LIFE Lake After He Had Been Injured in Fall Sixth and W The boys will a,* culatlon depart men 7 30 tonight and p hlbit In a body. pap* county have twine of * now being exhibited Whaling Company at sh streets mble at the Grot the Timex at greed to the ex- When the hosts not to af ence in t "lf you w e 11 pop flared All rent After h could not house, She re I Mrs Mar th»' two g The gir Hotel, and I tborities on desperadoes, After hu w and into Okl the fugitive P.afher retui J* lrf* they told Vw and his wife report their presto head* OU*Bide, the ringleader de- i the houae all night •rienre, Mrs Wood >ved from the tarm- leetor for cliv «nd school taxes. The Giant Market owners are i ^ Reparation* tenant* in the building, but under I lixit^d for 250 units a State law, were liable for a per-j jjftVL* President an nan ..ii explained.; baaxador to Europe ■ the total number of applications After several notice* had been sent chares md the remainder will b** disposed I to th* owner of thr building, without Henry E Maehold former speaker >f as quickly a* possible result*, Dr. Gray ordered a persona! 0{ the New York Assembly wa* listed 1 '^Application is being given at- levy. Tile money du<* represented for 3 o(>0 units: R ll Mellon 3 00Q- iv Assistant District Attorney j school taxes for 1911 and school and charles E Mitchell, at the time head of the National City Bank, 500; A H. kid was a busy official and ■rn [winted to approximately se* tieing Issued by the time In the office is concluded for The number Is about one- j son a I total numb remainder ten C Ar( euurr allied under the rare of (ret New. while New and Is went to Pleasanton w 1 nt to the Commercia! New conferred with au-piam for pursuit of the .•lid ride through Kamas a horn a ax the captive of convicts. Warden Kirk rned today to the prison jmpanym y John i men rn wrere an and I, two A. ( onUnued on Page Eleven Biff Reputations Seen Stake as Beearn Proceeds hum Kraft, Jr., for the district attorney'* office, a rlase check-up being made of all conviction* for liquor law violation* during the past lew About one-third of the application* have been found defective in that incomplete description* of properties have been given, and there being m*v-* nil difference* noted a.s to w hether the license is for tile applicant named, or for persons represented bv th* applicant. DOLLAK SLIGH I I V OI » PA HJS, May 31 HJpi The dollar was off slightly today. opening weaker a* '21 22 francs 4 71 cents per franc) and strengthening to < lor e at 2126 <4 70 cent*) compared to yesterday** close Of 21 31 '4 ti') centai. MITCHELL TAX CLAIM ATTACKED I . S. Attorney Disputes It as 't rial of Ex-Banker Is Resumed city taxes for 1932. Immedinteh upon the payment of the money at ii 45 p in, this afternoon, the market wax re-opened. SHIPPERS, TRUC K OWNERS TO MEET ( ontinued on Page Eleven I opicsof Times A meeting of shippers of this vi- No promoter likes to see rain on the night he stage* fight*, sea Ia»iper- ...... ... . - Ville Leu, But it'* nice for the fighter tinily will be held at the Chester Club w.,10 dl.rldes t0 tak,. a div^ lr the tomorrow evening, where they will ring. diaruvi their problem* with a repn National guardsmen parading hero vt tardily stood for ten minutes in % heavy downpour. That'* one way of acing ail wet. sentative of the Public Service Commission, concerning certain pharc* of truck tramixjrtation, having to do with the issuance of certificate* of convenience. 'I'he Delaware county branch of the Pc my Ivan ta Motor Truck Association will hold a meeting at the same place Friday evening to hear a P. 8. C official outline the requirements for a certificate and there also will be a representative of the State Association, Hie certificate* are necessary to for"bargains. transportation in thi* state and in-, __ tent ate hauling I a man in Delaware didn't speak: for ll years. The dispatch failed to state whether or not hts wife stopped to give him a chance. Half of the telephones in the wor-4 are rn the United States And half 1 of the one.s who use em have a tim* paying for em. Tile depression has cut the prie* of funerals In Japan to the low pm* of $2 40. People there are just dying A woman in argument here yesterday whipped out a revolver and shot at her neighbor She only used North and the South and was attended by more than 7000 delegate? Nearly 5000 of this number repre sented the northern district. HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Bv United Prexv) AT THORN! LII f E 1—None. 2—None. 3—Thunderdrop My Kitty. 4—Valaince. 5—Battle of Killiec rankle 6—None. 7—None. Weather, cloudy; track, fast AT WASHINGTON P\RK I — ' None). I—Genipa, Polios Pride. 3—Prince ,»ulieman, Sid Lea. Kie-vette, Golden sun. 4— None). 5—Mad Wind. ti—After Dark. 7—(None . 8—Active American. Bill. Nob. Weather, clear; track, fast. Helen Bonsall. 12, of 5513 Sansom F WR WR \ THUR street. Philadelphia, is the heroine of .%iiv n.t 1 nniv he.- neighborhood today, following a FORECAST FOK AREA plucky feat yesterday when she saved a boy companion from drowning in -- an abandoned quarry hole near Balti- Generally fair weather is pre- more pike in Springfield township dieted today and tomorrow, with not The boy, who almost lost his life much change in temperature, in East- is Robert Greer, ll. of 237 South tern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Del- ithan .vreet, who sustained head aware and Maryland lacerations and a fractured wrist The highest temperature here yes- when he lost his footing on the brink terdav was 80 degrees at I 45 p. nu, of the quarry and fell into the water, and the lowest was 65. at 2 a rn. The hts body striking a boulder, average of 72 was five degrees above The children were part of a large normal for the date and ten degrees group of West Philadelphia families, above the average May 30 last year, who were holding a picnic near the Maximum temperature for the date quarry The children derided to go WASH I NO TOL Tucked aw*^B INS in the (lit if* DI! ack Ferdinand I cora ni ver UA sight, Mi ce stock* of ready for the fuse* to which ma j r blow tile * from so im*1 (if the lambent hale swellest reputations in H; bia, Happy I and Wrapped in thc.se tick powder is (vid< na of u evasion* on the pan of hip gent plutocrats w ho t ' f,nr bilked Uncle Sam with un. while plain, ordinary c:Uzen for the baby's shoes and to boil, as the courtly and capable George Whitney can testify with upraised right hand Borne of the gentlemen who are to be hailed be -for** the Senate Comm)*tee on Currency and Banking to explain why their income tax returns were alway.* in the ret about the gaging d* liners or 1 moors or stand, or and sacra ihf to Keep root over their heads, were shelling um[[ w out their hard earned cash to needy is 94. j'ft^hlished in 1895, and mini- swimming in the excavation, which ^n.CiP. had been filled by recent heavy rains. were traveling and in private cars or en-luxe suites on European tooting grouse on Scottish running racing .stables, ood, for all that was noble met in the pantheism of American {Keltics and Industry Some of them are the very sacred cows and holy bulls of the American capitalistic system. But Mr. Pet ora, as he calmly inserts rings in their noses and gets ready to lead them to the shambles, asks himself why they were so tingy with Uncle Sam and so liberal UPi U. I Muds I of Char! former a com-rGurn mum 42. in 1884 bad been filled by recent heavy rains. I And if anybody thinks that thi Sunrise today was at 5.34 a rn , Helen, a strong swimmer, was the Pecora person, who is becoming and sunset will be at 8 23 p. rn , East- first in. She shouted to her play- more and more of a menace to em daylight saving time. mates that the water was fine Then banker* wuth little things on their Robert attempted to follow, but met1 conscience, isn't going to arach the with their own privat*- pleasures, and ! with the mishap mentioned He was fuses, without benefit of clergy or why so many of them burned incense almost unconscious when his body Carter Glass, that somebody has an- in the Temple of Morgan and in struck the water and unable to aid other think cornin NEV/ YORK. May 31 District Attorney George today attacked the Gain E Mitchell that the $666 666 67 hi received from a National City Company management fund in 1930 wa? "not income ' Through Frank W Black. Mitchell partner wTio md^d puling Mitchell'* 1930 tax Medalie showed that an "err been made in the return, b another $15.99738 received fl City Bank Farmer* Tru w'aa listed as coming lr tional City Bank This sum was included in the tax return as income, although it. too, was a part, of proceeds from a management fund." The defense claims that Mitchell was legally UNLICENSED DOGS REING ROUNDED UP A round-up of unlicensed dog* In this city was planned today by Joseph blank cartridges. Chances are sh* R. Springer, of Chester county, State thought it wa* Fourth of July rn-agent operating In this section. The °* Memorial Day. IG: rh burg agent has many com- ohm animal trainer says th* plaints to investigate while her* and best way to control a lion is to bit* ii* is being assisted by Harry Milford, d Well, maybe it'* only a matter official dog catcher of Jthis city. The 0j tauSle first offenders to face Magistrate j ' _ Thomas C. Berry today were Joseph With good beer on the market for Chermol, of West Mowry street, and the past six week its just possibly had Natal* Sabltina. West Second street which Both were fined. from the Com pan y the Na- YITLY EDR PERMIT EDR FERRY SERVICE that theres very little near beer left to hand to the customers. The big whale blew into town th;* week. Theres no denying that th* weatherman tried to make things so that he'd feel at home. I he Weather I*. S. TREAS! RY BALANCE ONI Continued on Page Eleven OI HONOR NT I DLN TS WASHINGTON, May JI—(INS) Treasury balance as )f May 27: Once Mr, Pecora other places where the god of gold * nor of eight I Richard Pa.v-more, of Media, a Swarthmore College, is one .students awarded highest nous Eighteen of the graduating afternoon of June 9, at 2 30 o'clock I is* were given high honors and, ___________ MAY CANCEL CONTRACTS $337.523 648 94. expenditures, $4,597.- himeself he sank, then reafeared on gete through with Lorenzo thr mag- w_as worshiped on trouser kner* rut 25 Customs recant* via Ran the surface. hificem. Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan, and ; that came from the very best tail- 30343 ^ " Realizing his plight, Helen swam to the nobles of Lorenzos court, the ors. Probably few, lf any, of them __his side and grabbed his bathing suit, lesser partner* of the House of Mor- will trade their ornate names for such a* venteen honors were awarded by ' One of the finest restaurant* aeon to Three other boys jumped in the Run, he t going after thc.se alleged arithmetical combinations as Uncle outside examiners, who put the 43 ne opened in chester ii now under con- water and helped her ashore with income tax evaders, rough and vio- Sam puts on th*- drill uniforms of his '-on:or honor .students through their WASHINGTON. May 31 —*UP* — raV,I* iT (Vt* fn 7** D*Luxe Robert, wfi0 wa* rushed to the Del- lent boarders in Atlanta although one or final written and oral text* The I'he Senate today voted to give Pres- mod«n equipment win *p£*! w the a'A'a^ County Hospital and given And Brother Pecora us a rough Media youth received the highest ident Roosevelt power to cancel air-1 most 'particular* diner .—Adv.' ' * * treatment. 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New Releases: Batman Arkham Knight, Final Fantasy XIV Heavensward, Ride
"As a man, I'm flesh and blood, I can be ignored, I can be destroyed. But as a symbol… as a symbol I can be incorruptible, I can be everlasting."
Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight, the final chapter in the Arkham saga, is finally here and if the rumors are true, it might be the final chapter of The Dark Knight's crimefighting career. But Batman is a symbol and Batman is forever. He will live on. He will return.
Batman: Arkham Knight will be available for the PC, PS4, and Xbox One. And in case you haven't upgraded to a current-generation system yet, a PS4 + Batman: Arkham Knight Console Bundle is also available this week.
In non-Batman new release news, Square Enix is finally ready to release the first major expansion for Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. Titled Final Fantasy XIV: Heavensward, the MMO will recruit players to fight in the thousand-year Dragonsong War on the PC, PS4, and PS3. If you're new to the Final Fantasy XIV universe, Square Enix will also release the Final Fantasy XIV: The Complete Experience package, which includes A Realm Reborn and Heavensward, on the PC, PS4, and PS3.
Finally this week, Bandai Namco and Milestone will release the motorcycle racer Ride for the PS4 and Xbox One.
But you know who loves to ride a motorcycle? Batman, that's who.
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Final Fantasy XIV: Realm Reborn, Trials Fusion, Beyond: Two Souls, more added to PS Store
Sony dumped another huge pile of games onto the PlayStation Store yesteday. Let's start digging through the goodies…
Square Enix has officially launched the PS4 version of their MMO, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. It is available in a standard edition and a Collector's Edition. And speaking of special editions, Ubisoft has added Trials Fusion to the store and it is also available in two editions on the PS4 (a standard edition and a Deluxe Edition, which includes the Season Pass).
Board games were also big in yesterdays update as Backgammon Blitz is now available for the PS3, PS4, and Vita (sorry, there's no Cross-Buy option). If you're looking for more brainteasers, Pure Chess and That Trivia Game were both released for the PS4.
What else… a little over six months after its retail release, Quantic Dream's Beyond: Two Souls is now available to download for the PS3. Meanwhile, EA Sports has made 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil available to download for the PS3 on the same day as its retail release. And Vita owners will surely want to know that Dead Nation has finally come to Sony's handheld.
We're barely scratching the surface of this week's PlayStation Update. More information about all of this week's releases can be found after the break and a full rundown of this week's new game add-ons can be found at the PlayStation Blog. (more…)
Posted in News, PS3, PS4, Vita Tagged 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil, Beyond: Two Souls, Dead Nation, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Trials Fusion
PS Store Today: Lego The Hobbit, Strike Suit Zero, Persona 4, Final Fantasy XIV, more
Prepare yourself for an unexpected journey with today's PlayStation Store update. Lego The Hobbit is now available to download for the PS3, PS4, and Vita… just in time for the Blu-ray/DVD release of Desolation of Smaug.
If controlling a Lego Minifig version of Bilbo Baggins doesn't interest you, how about a massive starfighter that also morphs (some would say transforms) into a flying mech? Strike Suit Zero: Director's Cut is now available to download for the PlayStation 4 in an enhanced, expanded, and updated version. We took a look at the game's new features a few weeks ago. Speaking of newly enhanced and updated versions of previously released games, the PS4 is now home to Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. Square Enix's MMO will be available in stores on April 14, but players who elect to download the game will be able to play it six days early.
Rounding out this week's store update is the next episode in Telltale's Fables adaptation, The Wolf Among Us: A Crooked Mile; the return of R.B.I. Baseball franchise in R.B.I. Baseball 14; and a PS3 release for Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4. Persona 4 is definitely a PS2 classic and it is now available to download through the PS2 Classics section of the store. Fancy that.
More information on all of this week's release, along with a few others, can be found after the break. And a full rundown of this week's new game add-ons can found at the PlayStation Blog. (more…)
Final Fantasy XIV will be released for PS4 on April 14; Collector's Edition announced
Square Enix has announced that Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn will be available for the PS4 on April 14. The game will be available in a standard edition (priced at $39.99) and a newly announced Collector's Edition, which has been priced at $79.99.
The Collector's Edition will include your usual assortment of bonus items including an artbook, collector cards, and a fancy box:
- Exclusive Box: Featuring artwork by Yoshitaka Amano
- Artbook: The Art of Eorzea: A Realm Reimagined
- Special Movie Content Disc: The Waning of the Sixth Sun
- Seven In-Game Items: Fat Chocobo mount / Coeurl Mount / Behemoth Barding / Wind-up Moogle / Baby Behemoth / Helm of Light
- Special Soundtrack: The Sounds of Eorzea
- Art Card Set: Five exclusive character cards
- Themed Security Token: Enhance the security of your account and protect it from unauthorized access
Pre-orders for both editions are now being accepted and those who pre-order the game will receive two additional in-game items (Mog Cap and Cait Sith Doll minion) and the ability to participate in Early Access starting on April 11.
Whether you pre-order or not, if you're a current player of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn on the PS3, Square Enix has confirmed that you'll be able to transfer your character to the PS4 version at no charge.
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Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn to be released for PS4 in April 2014
Sony Computer Entertainment Japan recently held the 2013 PlayStation Awards in Tokyo to honor the year's best PlayStation releases. Square Enix's Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn received the Special Award in recognition of its "originality, buzz-worthiness, influence, and performance."
After the massive debacle the original version of Final Fantasy XIV was, combined with the financial difficulties of Square Enix's year-to-date, it's refreshing to hear some positive news coming from the company. And even more good news is coming thanks to the announcement that the official service start date for the PS4 version of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is scheduled for April 2014.
The April 2014 release will follow a beta test of the game set to begin on February 22, alongside the PS4's Japanese launch date.
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New releases lead the way in August 2013 NPD report of best-selling games
The NPD Group has released their monthly report on the financial health of the video game industry and, good news, retail game sales in August 2013 increased 21% over the same period last year. The entire retail game industry (games, consoles, and accessories) raked in $521 million, an increase of 1% over August 2012. Though the report estimates this number accounts for only half of all video game spending in August when you factor in used games, rentals, digital sales, add-on content, subscriptions, mobile apps, and social network microtransactions that the NPD doesn't track.
Most of the increase in game sales was due to a stronger than usual slate of August releases. In fact, only two games in the August top ten are holdovers from previous months (Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition at #5 and NCAA Football 14 at #7).
The remainder of the top ten is populated entirely by new titles: Madden NFL 25 (#1), Saints Row IV (#2), Disney Infinity (#3), Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (#4), Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (#6), Payday 2 (#8), Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn (#9), and Pikmin 3 (#10).
If you'd prefer the top ten in list format, you can find it right here:
Bestselling Games in August 2013
1. Madden NFL 25 (Xbox 360, PS3)
2. Saints Row IV (Xbox 360, PS3, PC)
3. Disney Infinity (Xbox 360, Wii, PS3, Wii U, 3DS )
4. Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Blacklist (Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U, PC)
5. Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition (Xbox 360)
6. Mario & Luigi: Dream Team (3DS)
7. NCAA Football 14 (Xbox 360, PS3)
8. Payday 2 (Xbox 360, PS3)
9. Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn (PS3, PC)
10. Pikmin 3 (Wii U)
[Source: GameSpot]
PSN Today: Madden NFL 25, Final Fantasy XIV, Lost Planet 3, more
A quintet of new PS3 releases have made their way to the PlayStation Store on the same day as their retail release.
The games include Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Square Enix's second shot at an MMORPG; Lost Planet 3, the latest entry in Capcom's alien ice planet action series; Hatsune Miku Project Diva F, a rhythm game from Sega; Killer Is Dead, the latest game from Suda 51; and Madden NFL 25, EA Sports' annual prfessional football simulation.
Also available this week is Spelunky, a quirky platformer that comes to the PSN and PS Vita as a Cross-Buy title, and Sweet Fuse: At Your Side, a PSP game where you play as Keiji Inafune's niece. Sure, why not?
More information on all of these titles (and several others) can be found after the break. And, as always, a complete list of this week's new game add-ons can be found at the PlayStation Blog. (more…)
Posted in News, PS3, PSP, Vita Tagged Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn, Killer Is Dead, Lost Planet 3, Madden NFL 25
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn officially announced for PC and PS3
Square Enix has rebuilt Final Fantasy XIV from the ground up, complete with a brand new world and storyline as well as a new name: Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. This MMORPG will take place in Eorzea on the planet Hydaelyn. The game "centers on the core concept of rebirth, featuring a new world to explore and storyline to experience," according to the announcement.
Naoki Yoshida, Producer and Director of Final Fantasy XIV, said, "Since announcing our plans for the future of the title last October, we have been working tirelessly to include all of the elements that we have promised in Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn. This new title not only becomes a symbol of a completely new Final Fantasy XIV, but also marks the beginning of a new stage as the latest title in the Final Fantasy series. I hope you're looking forward to it!"
If you're one of those people looking forward to it, check out the official website. Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn will be out "soon" for PC and PS3.
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Nottingham, United Kingdom (PressExposure) July 30, 2009 -- News is being circulated by international sources that Australian land prices are already rising making now the time to invest, as the latest residential land report from the Housing Industry Association and RP Data shows the cost of land in Australia is now beginning to increase.
In the March quarter alone, land prices rose by a staggering 7.4%, showing that the Australian property market, as predicted by DSR Asset Management Ltd., is surely going to grow from strength to strength in the country in the near future, which is great news for investors.
Christopher Todd, investment research analyst for DSR has commented that, âthis is one of the signs that we have been waiting for. We have all been really pushing for investment in the country because the market has been so great and this just shows it maybe already well on the road to recovery. Australia has responded to treatment so well by the government and the investors are flocking there, and for good reason.â
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Eye-catching research on private schools has come out strongly in favour of a scheme that would lead to the state funding places at top private schools for the children of less well-off parents. It would certainly be a scheme popular with the winners – if not those who miss out – but do the numbers in the report really bear out the case that the Social Market Foundation is making?
The organisation makes a lot of assumptions to support its case, but this is inevitable when trying to scope out costs or benefits of a hypothetical and long-term policy – and, it turns out, it's not necessary to challenge them to question the study's conclusions. Even if you accept the SMF's perhaps overly optimistic assessments of the scheme, it's difficult to make a case that the cost of the state subsiding private education would pay off in the future.
The headline-grabbing earnings premium of £193,700 between 26 and 42 – meaning private school graduates outearn their state counterparts by around £12,000 a year – is quickly diminished once the research controls for educational attainment and social status. When these are taken into the figures, the gap shrinks to around £57,000 (£3,500 a year) for the same age range – the only age range, incidentally, that showed a statistically significant difference in earnings between state-educated and privately educated students.
The SMF numbers suggest that a fully funded private school place at the schools being considered in the scheme costs an average of £5,000 a year more than the state sector (£11,000 vs £6,000). Assuming the state were to foot the full bill for a student from a disadvantaged background starting from 2015, the Guardian calculates that today's valuation (using a measure called net present value – essentially the cost/benefit of payment in the future at today's prices – with a modest 3% discount rate), the state would spend around £36,000 extra at today's value on that child's 11-18 education compared with a state school education.
Even if the (relatively) large influx of students from wider backgrounds had no adverse affects on future prospects, the new present value of the student's extra earnings, based on the SMF research, is markedly less – £31,500 at today's prices. The state would recoup only a portion of that through taxes, while the hypothetical student would be significantly better off if they were just given the money and went to state school. Yes, they would earn more for at least some of their career, but not more than if they had simply put the extra fee cost in a bank account.
The headline case made by the report might look strong, but even a quick dig into the numbers shows the idea is anything but a no-brainer, especially as comparable statistics between state and private schools are so rare. There may yet be plenty of better ways for the government to spend education funds – any ideas, data, or thoughts would as ever be very welcome in the comments.


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A PDSA vet had to perform emergency surgery after discovering her canine patient had swallowed a cow rib in one gulp.
Mastiff-type Chico had been given the 6in spare rib bone as a treat by his owner Craig Anderson.
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Loyola vaccination program is in its fourth year with 99 percent compliance
MAYWOOD, Ill. - Mandatory influenza (flu) vaccination as a condition of employment does not mean employees will leave en masse, according to a four-year analysis of vaccination rates at Loyola University Health System.
" 'First do no harm' is our mandate as health-care workers," said Jorge Parada, MD, MPH, FACP, FIDSA, study author and professor of medicine at Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. "We have a fiduciary responsibility to perform hand hygiene and adhere to contact precautions, and flu vaccines should be considered in the same vein. We should do all we can to not pass along illness to our patients." Loyola has sustained a 99 percent compliance average since adopting the mandatory flu vaccination protocol four years ago.
Flu infections result in approximately 150,000 hospital admissions and 24,000 deaths annually. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that all health-care personnel receive the annual flu vaccine, yet the national average for vaccination of health-care professionals is only 64 percent.
"Just as construction workers must wear steel-toed boots and hard hats on job sites as a condition of employment, we believe that health-care workers should get a flu shot to work in a hospital," said Parada, who leads the vaccination program at Loyola.
Infection prevention specialists worked with a multidisciplinary task force at Loyola to develop a facilitywide policy that made flu vaccination a condition of employment. Parada presented his study of the four-year program last week at the annual conference of the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology.
As one of the first medical centers in the country to implement mandatory flu vaccinations, Loyola began with the full backing of the hospital's senior leadership.
"Starting in 2008, our staff members were no longer allowed to simply not bother to get influenza vaccination, instead they were required by Employee Health to state "yes" or "no" when asked to be vaccinated and provide a reason for why if they declined the vaccine," Parada said. This delineation brought Loyola's overall vaccination rate up to 72 percent, well above the CDC's goal of having more than 60 percent of health-care professionals vaccinated.
"This was still well short of what we at Loyola felt we should achieve to maximize patient safety," Parada said. "After all, this still meant more than 1 in 4 staff were not being immunized."
In 2009 Loyola chose to mandate flu vaccination as a condition of employment and extended this mandate to students, volunteers and vendors. To support and encourage compliance, the center's communications department developed facilitywide reminder emails and created short videos, which were displayed on flat screens throughout the hospital.
In the first year of the mandatory policy (2009/10 season), 99.2 percent of employees received the vaccine, 0.7 percent were exempted for religious/medical reasons and 0.1 percent refused vaccination and chose to terminate employment. In 2012, four years later, the results have been sustained: 98.7 percent were vaccinated, 1.2 percent were exempted and 0.06 percent refused vaccination.
"In reality our numbers were even better than that, of the five people who refused vaccination in the mandatory period, three were unpaid volunteers who later reconsidered, received vaccine and returned to Loyola. The two others were part-time staff, each with only a 10 percent time commitment at Loyola . . . truly reflecting a 0.002 vaccine refusal rate," Parada said. Over the course of four years, fewer than 15 staff members (including volunteers) out of approximately 8,000 total chose termination over vaccination.
"Near-universal flu immunization is achievable and sustainable with a mandatory vaccination policy," Parada said. "Our employees and associates now understand that this is the way Loyola does business and we believe that patient safety has been enhanced as a result."


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I have a PT-1911. Now, it has never ever failed to feed, fire or eject. However, its overall quality is very low. Do a search on any gun forum (or go to Taurus Armed.net - Index) and type in "ambi-safety" and "finish" or "rust". Make some popcorn, settle in and prepare to read for hours.
The ambi safeties are junk. The two-piece design comes apart and works loose/out. I replaced mine with a Wilson Combat single sided unit.
The finish is garbage. Just garbage. I can wear it for one day and it will rust. As in inside the checkering, the rail the main spring housing slides in, etc. And that's not even talking about holster wear. This is just mild moisture or perspiration from daily carry.
There are reports of slide stop levers breaking as well.
If I were to do it again, I would get a Springfield Mil Spec model. As I said, it's never failed and I have well over 3000+ rounds through it. With that said, I STILL would choose another company over the Taurus.


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Apache Relay has played around Asheville quite a bit, and I'm a big fan. They have a new album coming out April 22 and I'm digging this sneak peek - a throwback vibe, perfect for summer drives with the windows down! More on the band here.


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"The Ontario government has a centralized data base, linked to many of the school boards across Ontario," Nelson Chan noted last week. "But so far, the Rainy River District School Board isn't linked up.


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Protection from evil
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Protection from evil was an abjuration spell that created an aura around the target that shielded against mental and physical attacks by evil creatures.[1][10][11][12] The reverse of this spell, protection from good, had identical effects on good creatures.[10][11][12]
The caster had to successfully touch the target to confer this protection. The spell manifested in an aura around the body of the recipient that extended out 1 ft (30 cm). The benefits were threefold and applied to attacks and effects generated by evil creatures. First, the aura acted like additional physical armor to prevent attacks from succeeding, and also magical protection to help resist the effects of spells, items, breath weapons, etc. Second, the aura held at bay any attempts at mental control: charms, compulsions, possession, magic jar attacks, and domination of will. And third, the aura prevented the intrusion of nongood summoned and extraplanar creatures, which would recoil if they tried to touch the recipient in any way.[1][10][11][12]
This spell did not prevent attempts at possession or mental domination, so if protection from evil wore off while the effect that was mentally assaulting the recipient was still ongoing, it would then have the normal chance to succeed. The spell also ended if the target engaged in melee with or tried to force the aura onto a nongood creature. Spell resistance could overcome the protection and allow a touch attack to succeed.[1][10][11][12]
In addition to verbal and somatic components, the caster had to draw a 3 ft (91 cm) circle around the recipient using powdered silver for the newest version of the spell,[1] or holy water (on the ground) or burning incense (in the air) for the older version.[10][11][12] If the spell was cast in reverse for protection from good, the circle was drawn with either unholy water or smoldering dung,[10][11] or blood.[12]
See AlsoEdit
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, Skip Williams (July 2003). Player's Handbook 3.5 edition. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 266. ISBN 0-7869-2886-7.
- ↑ Monte Cook (Oct 2002). Book of Vile Darkness. (Wizards of the Coast), p. 55. ISBN 0-7869-0672-3.
- ↑ James Wyatt, Darrin Drader, Christopher Perkins (October 2003). Book of Exalted Deeds. (TSR, Inc), p. 57. ISBN 0-7869-3136-1.
- ↑ David "Zeb" Cook (August 1989). Player's Handbook (2nd edition). (TSR, Inc.), pp. 28, 137, 201. ISBN 0-88038-716-5.
- ↑ David "Zeb" Cook (April 1995). Player's Handbook 2nd edition (revised). (TSR, Inc.), pp. 39, 256. ISBN 0-7869-0329-5.
- ↑ Cook, Findley, Herring, Kubasik, Sargent, Swan (1991). Tome of Magic 2nd edition. (TSR, Inc), p. 153. ISBN 1-56076-107-5.
- ↑ Richard Baker (1996). Player's Option: Spells & Magic. (TSR, Inc), p. 188. ISBN 0-7869-0394-5.
- ↑ Jeff Grubb and Andria Hayday (April 1992). Arabian Adventures. (TSR, Inc), p. 152. ISBN 978-1560763581.
- ↑ Gary Gygax (1978). Players Handbook 1st edition. (TSR, Inc.), pp. 24, 44. ISBN 0-9356-9601-6.
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 10.5 David "Zeb" Cook (August 1989). Player's Handbook (2nd edition). (TSR, Inc.), p. 201. ISBN 0-88038-716-5.
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 David "Zeb" Cook (April 1995). Player's Handbook 2nd edition (revised). (TSR, Inc.), p. 256. ISBN 0-7869-0329-5.
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 Gary Gygax (1978). Players Handbook 1st edition. (TSR, Inc.), p. 44. ISBN 0-9356-9601-6.