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Chester Times (Newspaper) - May 27, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE NKT PAID CIRCULATION FOR TU KI A I (OKI 38, ENDING DECEMBER 3!. 1932 20,328 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best News of the Day 57TH YEAR—NO. 17.601. LAW TO END GOLD STANDARD ASKED BY THE PRESIDENT Hill Sent Congress Makes All Debts Payable in Ix'gal Tender Move Merely Legal Record of Existing Role; Robbery, Says England Daily Leased Wire Reporuf of United Press (UFI and Internationa! News Service INtfi CHESTER. PA.. SA I I KOAY. AI A! 27. 1933 PRICE, TWO CENTS 25 YEARS AFTER HOUSE PASSES MORGAN INQUIRY INDUSTRY BILL; HALTED AS GLASS BARS SALES TAX AND PECOR A SPAT HITLER LAYS REICH'S CASE BEFORE THE WORLD | .Measure Sets Aside S.'k-lOO,-000,000for Public Wink-; (Joes to Senate Manufacturers' Ix'vy Rejected After Rattle; Vote on W hole Rill, 221 to 7<> Fourth Day of Revelation^ Marked by Rattle Over Coal of Qui/ Investigation to Re Resumed Wednesday ; Utilities Empire Bared WASHINGTON. May 27—President Roosevelt has moved to have the United States, as it was described at the Capitol, declared "off the gold standard by statute.'* The description was given by Chairman SteagaU, of the House Banking Committee, an ho immediately introduced the legislation yesterday It was put before the Senate by Chairman Fletcher of the Banking Committee there, who said it would repeal the 'gold clauses'* in the act-of 1910, tile Second l iberty bond aet and subsequent legislation, meaning that a1] debts can be paid in legal tender. The President regards that the gold repeal resolution merely makes a legal record of what is an already accomplished fact. He explained that the measure simply would mean that the government would pay in currency rather than in gold. He does not, it was said, regard the step as having any effect on lean history the discussions in the London Keo- a resident of Stevenson. Va nomic Conference. In a statement late in the day. Secretary W'oodin declared the purpose of the resolution is to remove any doubt or confusion regarding the legal position of debtors and creditors Another purpose, as defined bv the Secretary of the .Treasury, "is to make clear that future obligations. public and private, shall not contain the gold clause." Wooding statement said the phrasing of the Inflation Law. recently enacted. has raised doubt "whether obligations expressed to be payable iii a particular kind of money, such as gold coin, may be satisfied by payment in other forms of legal tender.'* It was noted that the resolution, as introduced, would be retroactive, and this brought predictions of great production opposition from* Senator McNary, the activity to Republican leader. Senator Glass <D. Va), said the courts would hold the proposal to make all contracts payable In legal tender money unconstitution, "if there is any integrity left in the courts with any regard to the sanctity of contracts." The Virginian, a former secretary of the Treasury, said it would be all right lf the United States decided to go on a paper basis to make all future bonds and currency redeemable in legal tender, but he objected to the phrase "heretofore or hereafter." It would be 'utterly useless," Glass held. to enact the legislation with 40 I lier cent, of the gold of the world in this country. Many Senate leaders said they understood one of the purposes of the legislation was to further weaken the dollar and to that extent raise W ASHINGTON May 27- After rejecting a general manufacturers' sales tax by a vote of 265 to 137. the House last night passed the administrations 13 300 000 000 public works- ** * railroad and industries control bill 324 to 76 It now goes to the Senate, where the fight for a general sales levy will be redoubled To raise $221,000 000 annually for interest and amortization of the public works program, the House bill increases normal income tax rates— those paid by "little fellowa"-- Irom 4 to 6 per rent on the first $4 000. and from 6 to IO per cent on the remainder. Cash dividends from corporations are made subject to these rates and tile eent-a-gallon gasoline tax is boosted to I * cents Aroused by the sensational dis-rlosure that neither J P Morgan nor (Xrentj t»\« (ear* ago this man was Hie central ll (WW in ane of the most any of his partners paid Federal m-sensatinnal murder trials in Amor- rome taxes the hi t two years, the WASHINGTON, Ma Four days of Senate have revealed J. P. Mc P power unrivalled in with tenaeles of favor! out to politicans. goveri and men of wealth. A polit teal shakeup I many capitol observers aftermath of re vela tim tary of Treasury Wood high in political cont quick profit opportum House of Morgan Th years tiefore W'oodin Cabinet The Bena recessed un! Pecora's cr Morgan par with them was tnierrur PINCHOT CALLS ON SCHAFFER AND KEPHART TO QUIT Denunciation Directed at Justice* Because of Morgan Dealings Would Remove Them at Once if Me Mad Power; Says Probe Lifts Lid HARRISBURG, Mn 27 <UP In d P red \ M i ne fraught with im ©orta m r to world |vacr I* pi* tin arrow read to Germany'* hastily summoned Reichstag his mrs* President Roosevelt** proposed non-aggression part provided t d lo re as Chancellor \dolf littler (Indicated bv go pledging the Reich's willingness to support rrmanv is given arms parity. Van D em by (at© invest] Wed n< flit til the midst of th Ile is llarrv Thaw, now House adopted an amendment per- United Corporation This pie- milling capital losses to he taken in reived utilities holdin lure was made as Thaw sailed from taxreturnsonlvfortheve.il in which which controls 22 to Baltimore for a vacation in Europe. OI TPI T HIGHER; PAYROLLS RISE Industrial Activity ID to 20rc> Higher Than Year Ago, Survey Reveals incurred, instead of over they were ; two years. I The amendment w : voice vote after Representative Ragon ' D" Ark », said it has been inspired by Morgan's testimony before the Senate Banking Committee. Ragon said Morgan had bein honest in his tax return was with the law. the electrical eneri he United States, and 22 adopted by the gas propertie This vast Morgan ut iii; irs em starts in the northeastern pal! of country and extends west to Mi gan and south to Georgia Appl mately 55 272.000 persona are in territory served by the network that the fault operating companies at the toy which is United Corporal mi RAID PRINCIPAL RAPPED BY COURT Non-ResidenTs VHempl lo Obtain Reer Permit Denounced ; <liber ( ase* NON PRISON LAR!', (JR ^DAUGHTER CONTESTS WILL WASHINGTON Steady increases better than a indicated toda This month first 30-day pc the depression tcred levels of the prevue New confidence in , May 27-'UPI— in employment and carried industrial IO to 20 per cent r ago. trade advices Transfer of the present 3 per cent A list of bargain buyers sales tax on electricity from cornuto- Corporation stock Is to I ers to producers was ordered in an next bv Pecora. He has di amendment adopted by voice vote. Another amendment required the President, in donating up to $400,- Un evei M Bi led WO W H such list* The united list come out yesterday hut with Senator Glass. Ian Vlr- c Continued on Last Page Continued on Last Page He I atilt md is expected to be the I od since the start of that activity has bet-ycar. future. DARKING BULK STOCKS BOUND UP TO RE ENFORCED IN EARLY MARKET n C mounting payrolls, declining unemployment and rising prices were all believed to have played their part in promoting economic recovery. President Green, of the American Federation of Labor, estimated that 600,000 of the unemployed went back work during April. Thousands iii wen ibless at the end of Continued on Last Page TRANSFER PRIESTS TO OTHER PARISHES 0,000 April. Trade reports reaching the Federal Reserve Board and the Department of Commerce indicate the extent of the current upswing. The Federal Reserve Board's index of industrial __ activity in April tom* 116 per cent. _ . . over March, and with one exception Two Chester Ca? hone chute lies were Was at the highest level since Marrh. affected by announcements of cieri- 1932 May is believed to have exes I transfers and appointments thin tended this gain, with activity more week. I he Rev. Daniel L Fee ley has than 15 per cent, above a year ago. been transferred from the Church of Many major manufacturing lndus-St Edmond, Philadelphia, to assist- tries like iron and steel, automobile ant rector at the Church of the nnd rubber have doubled or tripl'd Resurrection of Our Lord. Tenth their output of the early months of street and Highland avenue, this city, the year. Most other indices of gen-The Rev. Thomas J Dovie has been oral trade have equaled or exceeded transferred from assistant rector pro the levels of a year ago when bust-tem. Church of st. Anthony, Third ness was approaching its July low street and Concord avenue, this city. Some of the major indie*- for the to wage a w-ar against all violators, more have been re-employed this beginning next Wednesday. month, although Oreen said trade Mayor William Ward. Jr. today union reports indicated the gain for declared that he wanted the motoring the first part of May was less than public to have ample warning con-half that of April. He estimated 12,- cerning the plans of the police before Complaints About Open Violations Cause Police Officials to Aft The flagrant disregard for parking regulations in this city has reached the point where police have decided day a Cotter $2 a bale gain of yet dipped to 84'a cent French frank and in relation to other Hundreds of issue rrememlous Trading on N. Y. Exchange Breaks Sat-urda\ Records w Win. Davis, Business Man, laeft Estate to Friends; I ndue Influence Aliened Wi d ti Mf Mr. am [hat bv .ho An Mrs. Mr Ute M r. a IHI CX* lits. bene placed th NKW YORK May 27 iKHind-d forward at t huge blocks a added 50 rent I on the 8tocl mg to more thai General Mote yesterday, op^m UP» .Stocks opening to-bought up bale to its aday, the dollai in terms of the bo lost sharply foreign units made new highs e at gains rang- inter it ti Fri Wh clive b ock of and a I inaugurating the campaign. In a recent letter from Pollee Superintendent James II Deaven-port. the mayor s attention was railed 000 shares at 25 to the number of motorists who daily high for two year violate the parking laws, in hopes Initial blocks that some person with a political pull shares upward could or would intercede for them Among them were After several weeks study, Super- IO,POO 8 tis Roebuck, 29 , up I1,, intendent Deavenport noted that and new high 7000 Columbia Go automobiles are parked on the streets IR up 4000 Atlantic Refining, all night, especially in the First ward 23. up 1, and equal to the 1933 high. and Sun Village section. Some of 6000 International Harvester. 39 up »d from IO 10.000 than rice wnen tie agr Hate of I)elii* t if this county. (iftv Year for ii Green. Nn to. Lo the couniv pr • to three years I when she plead and battery 01 Negro, of i cr township the woman an lee pick, it I ye nut of I Acquitted en Iii* second trial, but Mr Him ordered luik to san Quentin I'r iv on me John lo serve out Hie life term awarded at IU the f, his fir*!, lorn Mooney, the country's most puMli'iml prisoner. Is shown as he enjoyed his last meal on the outside Ile is eating rn dish of strawberries and cream on the ferry that bore him from San Francisco. Ret A I. Lit! Ii em. pastor of the Third 1*1 'abv lei IHI i Church, of thin city, trail fled that Mr Davis would not recofi ii/.*- him when Ive made a pastoral r all, Roy Am ire wa, of the contestant of tile wi ii. Mild I e had known the dec*a.M'd for nu re titan 30 years. In the pi tat five Years, Ive /said, he laid never Mircifd •d in talking with Mi Du VIK without the presence of Mr. An hand all Laid it "Hornet in (nigh there " the wit ii said that es he called la no John s testified Mr. Davta* til uid Ii Its J s mouth had odd habit* nti hie •ii'li arui lier on hot day ijpe shook as he The old man la scratching hi* a earing a heavy the wttnr/ui de- i and ti dabbing f Cheat' ll Verdun Kennedy tad stabile but SYKES PERSISTS IN PAROLE PLEA ('our! Will 11 old Mutter I mid* \dvisemcn(; Prisoner I'leads III Health clat E Bar Bnr Mr? tint in th is teallflr< of the First National the Cheet rr-Catn bridge 'Dust Company told of t Ina accompanying Mr nett and withdraw money. interest of $30 wa* wit Ii -Hurly from a savinga ar-• First National Bunk, it , and wa* alway* paid to the streets are so narrow that it would tie impossible for fire-fighting apparatus to pass, in the event a fire should break out on some of tile streets, where parked ears are noted each night. He also observed that the stop sign law a State law. is also openly vio- 26'< 23', and new high, 4800 Goodyear up I., and a new- top for the ; 4000 Pennsylvania Railroad up ■ 4000 Montgomery Ward. up -2700 Consolidated Gas Continued on J ast I'agi NO ONE I NJ I RED WHEN ( ARS COLLIDE to assistant rector pro tem. Church latest reporting week showed steel lated daily by hundreds, who use the of St, Elizabeth. Pen Argyl. production 65 per cent above a year Rev. Doyle suffered a severe ill- ago; automobile output 21 I per cent. ness last winter and has been con- higher; soft coal output 17 per rent. fined so the Misericordia Hospital in higher; lumber production 9 tier rent. Philadelphia for several months, higher and electric power comurnp-Rev. Feeley's appointment follows the tion 3 3 per cent, higher, recent attack of illness sutured by the Reverend A Conway. Resurrection Church, who is present time a patient in Hospital. I WOLFENDEN (HOTS (LAS" TAX PROTESTS streets intersecting Ninth street Morton avenue. Providence avenue and Edgmont avenue, all State highways Beginning Wednesday night all ears found parked in violation of the law will be removed from the street at the owner s expense It is planned I mtinued en Page I mu 200 REROUTED KILLED IN JAR DISASTER TOK IO May 27 < Islands off the roas rocked today bv an e 200 workers were k 1J An automobile Simmons, of Me, aged this morn in collision with a c J Harris, of 304: Philadelphia, al Ninth and Build Harris an en The Bonin plant in this cif on Ninth street. Ila d bt s bai (.'It DeH 1! petition Wits presented to at Media yesterday for the of I) Harvey Syb-n, former of the Fourth ward this f., vVi is serving a six-year to unity prison W, Roger From field Jo mil and Albert Dutton Mi »rd the argument of Jo White, counsel for Syk p FronefiHd anticum: r would Tie held un Mrs Hmipkins, once of Mr Du Mr Davis wa accident seven death, It was I almost com pie ti Attorney Jan sen ted M was rep!' I though in the pres ift d in N trolley years before hts iglu out, and had lost Ills sight I. Rankin repro-Andrews and the estate Ted by Attorneys Elgin I Norman Snyder. MONKA en anoint; ARTISTS CI.KVKK "I call upon .Justice Kephart and Justice Schaffer to resign.' read tho governors statement, released at tho executive office here today. If I had the power I would remova them at once. The people of Prnn-s vl van ta are entitled to courts that are wholly free from the suspicion of secret relations wit ii public utilities, public utility hankers, or the high priests om concentrated wealth." One of the most shocking revelations in the whole history of public life in this country is to'd in th© newspapers of the last two days." Hist was Governor Pinchers characterization of developments growing out of the ti p Senate inquiry alto the Morgan banking interests. At last the Morgan investigation lets us look under the lid of big busine*. And under the lid are men of power and influence in the Nation and the Hi.'ti taking secret favosa worth large sums of money from Wail Street, from the he »d renter of concentrated wealth in America. "This is how the money power operates a deliberate plan to put men in nil walks of life under obligations. This is the money power in action ** The Governor in his statement did not mention the name of Judg© Thomas J Baldridge, a member of the .state Superior Court, who abo wan listed as a preferred'* client of th© Morgan affiliates, He did, however, Mu ludo the name of a for mer Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Robert Von Mosohziaker. The Governor added: "Under the lid are three Justices of the Supreme Court of Prnnayl- I 'ontinued on Last rag© SHOWERS, COOLER WEATHER PREDICTED Showers, thunderstorms and somewhat ctMiler weather are predicted in Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland. Fair weather is experted tomorrow I lie highest temperature here yesterday was HK degree* at 5 p rn., and the lowest was 70, at 6 a. rn. Th© average of 79 was thirteen degrees it bove normal for the date and thre© degrees above the average May 26 last year. Maximum temperature for t he date is 96. «. ubU/ihed in 1880, and minimum 46. in 1925 Sunrise today was at 5 36 a. rn., and 'unset will be at 8 19 p rn. Eastern daylight saving time. Vin ANOVA LOI.LEGE OFFER Free courses to members of th© g th Hat lug ria . w ho were unable to obtain employment, will be offered next y# ar by Vllianova College It Wits aid today that about 30 senior* will accept the offer. UP I of Japan were (plosion in which proceed!! led or injured The cai w Chester . _ . The victims were engaged in under- the Bim rn rn have a towing squad' remove all ground work on an engineering pm- that tin*. lect. CHKSTKK UK,ll GOIT THAM IS WIN NKR Chester High School golfers defeated Nether Providence on the links of the Springhaven Club, yesterday, by a score of 12 '2 to 21 ;• such cars to the municipal garage and in addition to a fine, the owner will also have to pay a towing charge Protesting against the contemplated increase in the federal gasoline tax. T. I).' DENIES SII ARINI! IN SON'S DEFENSE announced in the Chester Times Thursday, approximately 250 telegrams from this city and environs were received bv Representative James Wolfenden. of this district. Congressman Wolfenden is endeav- aged Both ( Motorcycle arrived on ti arid Slmmoru agreement ii damages, no a Morris, of Chester, made the low oring to an aer every communication. Roosevelt, medal score 0 * Harrison, a Lawrence 9 to played to a tie TO YOH ARA, Saghalin, May 27 • UP 1 Disaster struck this Japanese island for the second time within a week today when 56 miners were entombed by an explosion in the Mitsui colliery near Kawakami. More than 400 far -I, wcp believed to * have been killed in a forest fire which Word has be< today for the speech made "by James swept the island Wednesday and headi|uar«ei> of his son in which the Thursday. The fire was still ragifig J hod and Full"' Patrolm Hima But lf Ham re ba ( taped n Ma 'h fort' pleaded that pit) ? is proving injuring of Sykes, who weig when he wa* jailed , 1931, and who now lids. Hykes is now no tonger a young rn told tin* Cottif lf- fri 'fit VI \ \ Bl. si XI H I.n I J I oximati neighb t to si WASHINGTON May 27 President Roosevelt disclaimed responsibility no s|>< ( jfic fhv and lie has sh « s petition is si V LOGO of Hyke* rs. who are a* w clemency." sentenced bv Jut ed that der adit) conto Hie led 164 n Jun-weighs ti." the is Mif fing th Carroll, proprietor of a goo at Ninth and Spread a * n t care if he never sees a v ' customers any more, experience tie had yester-was dufied for $5 by a wax alone when the first walked in and ordered a (Tee, in payment for which cd a $10 bill. While the was sipping ids coffer, an-* walked in and also asked Wa th tilt 86 but as some of them do not contain seal player, defeated the full address of the .senders, a Burt and Newcomb number of Im letters of acknowledg- come taxes score. Burt sinking a merit have bf en returned to him. The President pointed out James latter said no blame attached to m oniP section J P. Morgan for failure to pay m- day I ; hole to even the Mr Wolfenden states that he Is us more than 21 and speaks for him- Treasury balance a making an honest attempt to self He said he has not seen the s.143 «24 948 61 ex pen for Chester were, acknowledge the receipt of these younger Roosevelt for more than ten 53944" Customs r< > da>'* 195 38. long putt on the u match. The point scorer Morris, Harrison and W. Ftomoranko, telegrams, but without definite ad-3 each; McIntyre. 2 and Burt I dresses he is unable to do so, and For Nether Providence, Newcomb and asks thai senders of communications Miller were the only scorers, the supply their full address so he can and the latter I. continue his rigid rule of answering and Wistle were all mail of his constituents Mil A-filii BALANI I WASHINGTON Ma / I -'INS 1 ~ May U., v. $6,613,* $17,059 - if fiji members, who re< in the reforestation ar sent to the rantonmc George G. Meade, Mar assigned to duty in cfi Wyoming According they expert, to know d( in which one of Hie tv will begin work Roma , ta, that ■colly enlisted tny and were ut at Camp viand, will be her Idaho or to the report •finitely today to states they former getting I1 Evans. Lawrence blanked. HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Bt United Press) I.OC AI, GI AKDS.MKN AID (OM.MITTKK Members of Companies B and C 111th Infantry, P N G assisted members of the Memorial Day Committee today in making final arrangements for ceremonies in the Chester Rural cemetery on Memorial Day. MENTAL DISEASE BEER LICENSE CASES INCREASE HOLDERS WARNED World War, Not Dupres- Strict Observance of the Court Imposes Sentences Lar^e Audience Wit ne MOTHER AM) SON GET JAIL TERMS ( iintinued on I afi Cage Al I OMOBILF IV HEI Kl O Foot traffi' on the ejufi .side of Ninth /street between Butler and Ker-lln /street*, wax interfered with for nearly two hour© when an automobile, of the coupe type, wa* driven onto the .sidewalk and wrecked in a collision at Ninth and Butler ^>trre*ji REI KROI S PLAY AREY PRESENTED bion, Speaker Declares at Elvvyn School Meeting The depre/usion haji not increased Law Advised bv < ountv Treasurer nickel sses on Couple for Violation* of Prohibition Law* Performance of "Jethro" fly Cheyney School ( a^f The citizen soldiers help d with the Ih° number of patients sn mental licenser during the coming vaura.n soiaiers ueip.n wan ne hospitals, Dr. Waller Freeman, of St If any of the recipients of beer ce ic fall ... . , . to understand the salient points of Elizabeth * Hospital, Washington, tile .state law on the subject it will D C. told over IOO members of the not be because they have not been for the special guests and sneakers Anociation of Trustees and Medical "steered right ' by County Treasurer has been erected at the edjre of the Superintendents of Pennsylvania William Dukel. na* ©cen erected a the edge of the HofipilaLs for Menlal Disease* and with each license that he final placing of flags and mark on graves of veterans The soldier circle has been roped off and a stand edge circle AT WASHINGTON PIRK 1—Cotton Club, 2—Single Stripe, Jacobs Ladder. Vol-tina, Song Hit, Shoot, Kumar 3—Sweet ( harlot. Mighty Mom. After Bark. 4—None. 5—None. 6—None. 7—None. 8—Sister Zoe Heather, clear; track, he a v; AT BOWIE 1—Meeting Place, William T., Tazewell. Hacky ll., Oregon Fir. Era. 2—Octaroro. Caterer, Broadway Sun, Fairdale. Skirt. Garymarye. Seaton of the recent appointment, of Peter crisis is responsible " furnish or cive any beverage to any fined hun $100 and en-' pa'- S Kochan. as justice of the pea^e of Dr E. A Whitney, chief physician persons visibly intoxicated or -o any The head of the Sorgi family Al- •' IneandeM-ent. Eddystone, was made yesterday at the of the Elwyn school, was host to the insane persons, or to any minor fred. wa. conspicuous by his absence I Silverdale, Ilchester. Cantoria, courthouse In Media The appoint- delegates who came from all parts "Have rooms where beverage are Judge Mac Dad' tot rig "deported'' ladino. Briar Blue. Porter- Bream, men: was announced e Vera I days of the state to attend the semi- cmd. at all time . .able and ar- 1 im to Philadelphia on Ii. last ap- . U.utto Percha, Vanderpool. ago. Th* new office: will receive his annual meeting The -'-..won stared cen tole to the ;se and arrotnna-ua- pea ranee at Med .a The elder 8<i*gt 5 None off-la: -cal ' day ar.ct will .mme- at IO o'clock, when Dr Whitney and non of the general public licence is obeying the co ir edict, it wa re- 6—None. diarly begin his dune- pi hi* home . I ; — d Hf h The Sorgi family, long a thorn Im The unusual appet the Sid* of the local judiciary, bobbed evening in the pre up in court again, yesterday, but did of ' Jethro,*' by the student not fare a* well as usual. Cheyney State Teachers' Cc "You arr a nuisance, even in Mar- the Douglass Junior High cus Hook, where you have to go to Seventh street and Central great lengths to be considered a It was giAen for thr Negri Regular drills of Coni nan ie* R md Begets, at their sixtieth semi-annual Treasurer"'Dick el'*'will"hand out* a A,Jfrt Dutt™ Mac Dade Clinic of Ch«s;.-r a brunet «riii "L ™?!?S meeting, held at the Elwyn Training printed letter of brief excerpt., of the told Mr Rost 8°rgt. as he . emceed Pennsylvania Iuben ular A* School, yesterday. law. The letter warns retailers to ^ ^ rr,f from four months to Clos#? to a thousand person "The World War still remains the "maintain no bar at which beverages three years in the county jail, and to the spacious hall and thrilled at th< greatest factor in increasing the are served., other than a legitimate Pa> a fine of $500 and costs high-cla ■ performance given by the number of patients in mental hoe- lunch counter." Warning is given to fi°n and fi''lr tfi* Sorgi clan, accompli hid group of amateur pita I*." Dr, Freeman said, ''and a1- "make no sales between the hours Tony, age 22. was likewise denounced actors though the number of patients In all of 12 o'clock midnight of any Satur- a *pw fronds later, when Judge Mac- "Jethro" is the brain child of the hospitals for mental diseases is In- day and 6 o'clock of the following Dade gave him from three months to pre .-idem of the rji-vney Teachers* Formal ratification by the county creasing. I do not think the economic Monday morning,'' and "do not .scil three years in the county Jail and College Dr Le ne Pinckney Hill The t and all additional music with the option of the Negro spiritual songs. Howard lunch wa .streets. d( ' big mot after an day He couple of Howard cup of co he pro fie I customer other mar for a nip of co flee, tendering a $5 bill in payment, The first customer had taken all Carroll s small change, so Carroll I asked to be excused while he went to a nearby gas station to get chang** for the $5 As tie reaches the door the first . customers called to him. saving I jean change it for you" Carroll gave turn th* $5 bill in exchange for five one. Then the obliging one added 'Give me back by $10 bill and Iii aivr give you this $5, /lo you will have $10 change. It was agreeable to Car-, roll who saw hts mistake after the two Jim-flam artists had departed. COUNTY WOMAN HELD IN (THUD'S DEATH NORRISTOWN. May 27 Running across the street to her home. Peggy , Detailer, 6, of DeKalb pike, Washington Gardens, three miles north of: here, was killed by an automobile early last night, The child was rushed to M* gomery Hospital but died sh© after being admitted. The driver of the automobile. Virginia D, Cloak. 24, of Marlborough rd . Upper Darby, was arrested. The dead girl was the daughter of Mrs. Viola W Detwller, who has one other child. Her husband, an advertising man in this city. died about two years ago I epics of J inics Memorial Day speakers spoke at most of the ac tux) la yesterday. They weren't ail old soldiers, but most of 'em could tell old jokes. lh ad w here they plan to build houses of rubber. Tills should bo just the tiling to please so many country correspondents who say. "So-and-So has Just been blessed with a bouncing baby." It now begins to look that J. P. Morgan's idea of the forgotten man was the f< How who is assigned to collect Income tax, The order issued to the gobs that no iii lug will tie tolerated in th© U S N in future probably left a lot of the 5-hitch men speechless. A local us slant rector's car wa* struck by a woozy hit-run driver th© other night. That should make him step on the gas rn the pulpit next Sunday morning. One religious denomination has decided to omit the word "obey" from iu marriage ceremony. Just as if it made any difference* ' Bootleggi rs Make Big Profits * reads a headline Well, who would have thought it??? One thousand in this county have asked for a license to sell beer. Not t- Including, of course, the 1000 who sold it before it became legal. * 11 v Bom*' poor goof has advocated « "Poetry Week." "Making things vers© and verse." says Harry Smith, the big comedian? I he Weather C will not be held on Monday and Tuesday evenings next week. and the members will receive drill credit for their participation in the parade and cemetery ceremonies. RATIFY APPOINTMENT ition. packed D SUB — WEATHER WASHINGTON, May 27— I Piffle weather fore«a>t: Eastern Penn- 11 \I.L PLAYER ll I It I L. Trev Weidner. 427 I>akyne avenue, Ridley Park, employed in a drug to e ti ti. ? bonn.zn wlu'.e paving >'lv.inia and New Jersey: Generally baseball in per Huson Park last night, fair tonight and Sunday preceded by Uttered an injury to his left leg, local thundershowers this afternoon when another player fell on him, or early tonight in south portion breaking both bon*1 in the limb. He slightly cooler tonight. Western Pennsylvania: Generally fair tonight and Sunday except probably local thundershowers Sunday wits taken to Taylor Hospital COOK STOVES NEEDED J—None. at 1304 East Tenth street, Eddystone. C ontinued on Last Page Continued on Last Cage I Continued on Lait Page Several requests have been received 'Marseillaise" and The Volga by the Chester Relief and Family Boatman" were written by the edu- Welfare Society, from clients, for oil calor. cook stoves. 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"Hey" Dawn smiled putting his book down.
"Hey yourself," Gabriel replied "get your damn boots off my bed." He growled as he searched for a clean shirt. Dawn stood and moved to the vampyre wrapping his arms around him, he didn't seem to care as the wet braid instantly soaked his t-shirt.
"Get off." Gabriel growled.
"What if I say no?" Dawn whispered his mouth near the vampyres neck the silver piercing in Gabriel's ear pressed against his cheek. Gabriel's back arched as Dawn's fingers dug into one of the larger scars on his chest and he growled in pain.
"You've been drinking." Gabriel grimaced as he smelt the daemon.
"I have." Dawn laughed "but only a bit."
"A bit with you could be half a bottle." Gabriel snarled "now, get off." Dawn loosened his grip slightly and Gabriel twisted in his arms. He regretted his move as Dawn's arms tightened again leaving him face to face with the drunken daemon.
"You are gorgeous." Dawn grinned.
"Get off me, right now." Gabriel snapped.
"Give me a good reason." Dawn said almost lifting Gabriel off his feet. The vampyres sharp claws wrapped around Dawn's throat the sharp tips pressing into the soft flesh.
"I'll give you three." Gabriel said his fury made his eyes blaze and Dawn smiled putting him down he let go. Gabriel released him and retrieved the hoodie he'd dropped on the floor. Dawn watched with interest as Gabriel pulled it on.
"I wonder," Dawn smiled "how long it will take for me to get that off you again."
"Dawn," Gabriel said tiredly "you're drunk, get out."
"I am not drunk." Dawn said indignantly "so you can't kick me out."
"I will kick your ass out of the door if you don't do it yourself." Gabriel snapped, Dawn sighed.
"Let me stay?" he said his head was beginning to swim slightly and he swayed. Gabriel looked at him unsure if the daemon would even reach his own room as Dawn leant to far to his left and staggered to stay upright.
"Only if you go to sleep and don't come near me." Gabriel said firmly Dawn reached out to him. "And keep your hands to yourself." Gabriel added.
Dawn looked at the wings and back that faced him and sighed laying back.
"Dawn?" Gabriel muttered "what's wrong?" Gabriel shifted slightly "you've been wriggling about for nearly an hour."
"I don't think you want to know." Dawn said sadly.
"Don't I?" Gabriel rolled over having to sit up slightly to move his wings to the other side, Dawn looked at him and in the dim light Gabriel's eyes looked dark.
"I'm sorry." Dawn said "I can't help it."
"Help what?" Gabriel propped himself up on one elbow.
"Annoying you." Dawn said looking away "I always annoy you."
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An overwhelming majority of parents from Public School 89, which was shuttered after the World Trade Center attack, voted last night against a Board of Education plan to reopen the school building on Feb. 4.
Although Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy said last month that the school building, on Warren Street near West Street, was safe, and some parents are eager for their children to return, many parents have expressed skepticism, citing potential health issues and psychological harm.
''We don't send our children to school to rebuild downtown,'' said Jodi Carse, whose 6-year-old son and 8-year-old daughter attend the school. ''We send them there to educate them.''
The school has already moved twice since the attack: first to a wing of P.S. 3 in Greenwich Village, and then, in October, to a building on the Lower East Side, where the students share a building owned by the Board of Education with a small alternative school. P.S. 89's enrollment has dwindled by almost half since Sept. 11, to 218 from 415.
Sharon Srague, co-chairwoman of the parent-teacher association, , fears that a third relocation in half a year would further depress enrollment. The students and teachers have adapted well to the Lower East Side building, she said, and it would be ''inopportune'' to disrupt their daily patterns yet again.
Catie Marshall, a spokeswoman for the Board of Education, said tests conducted daily by a board contractor at Stuyvesant High School, which is also close to the trade center site, had showed no signs of asbestos since the beginning of December. The opening date for P.S. 89, along with two other schools in the neighborhood, Public Schools 234 and 150, is not negotiable, she said.
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PURPOSE: Purpose: Recurrent respiratory symptoms in children can be caused by micro-aspiration of gastric contents into the lung. Pepsin may be a better marker of chronic aspiration of gastric reflux than the quantification of lipid-laden macrophages. We hypothesize that the detection of moderate quantities of pepsin in the bronchial lavage fluid (BAL) will correlate with other imaging studies revealing significant reflux and dysfunctional swallowing mechanisms.
METHODS: Methods: This study is a retrospective chart review of 21 patients who had a diagnostic bronchial lavage and a pepsin assay. Demographic data, respiratory status and image studies were collected via medical records. The pepsin was measured by an enzymatic methods using flourescein isothiocyanate (FITC) casein as substrate. The final concentration was determined based on the net fluorescent intensity of the known concentration of the standards.
RESULTS: Results: The 21 children consisted of 8 boys and 13 girls with an average age of 4.4 yr +/- 4.3, ranging from 5 months to 15 years. 15 children had positive pepsin detected in the BAL (71%). The positive pepsin results ranged from 20 ng/ml to 733 ng/ml with 60 % of the results > 50 ng/ml and 40% < 50 ng/ml. Within the group of the children (n= 19, 90%), who were diagnosed with moderate gastric reflux, 14 children had pepsin detected in the BAL (73%). Furthermore, 71% of the children with an abnormal swallowing mechanism (n= 5/7) had pepsin detected in the BAL.
CONCLUSION: Conclusion: These preliminary results of an ongoing retrospective study reveal that moderate gastric reflux,or an abnormal swallow mechanism and pepsin in the bronchial lavage suggest that silent aspiration is cause for recurrent respiratory symptoms.
CLINICAL IMPLICATIONS: Clinical Implications: The diagnosis of aspiration in otherwise normal children would provide important information for interventional medical therapy.
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Pension fund asset levels in most countries continued to show strong growth throughout 2010, returning almost to pre-crisis levels, according to a new OECD report. Both economic and financial indicators showed signs of further recovery but the outlook for future economic growth in developed economies remains uncertain and sluggish.
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This week, I'll sit down with the Premier and the Minister of Education and encourage them not to balance their books on the backs of teachers. We're doing our best to avoid a strike action this fall, but not at any cost to education. No matter what season it may be -- the summer vacation season or the fall election season -- teachers care deeply about their students and their schools. And Ontario parents should care deeply about the deal teachers get from their government, too.
In an era where women are still struggling to be recognized and paid for their leadership skills, it is a frustrating message that one's best shot at elevating her status is to wait patiently for opportunity to appear. Rather than sitting around waiting for a Fairy Godmother to magically deliver your next promotion, here are five movie-inspired steps you can take to prove you are a capable leader and elevate your status at work.
Have you ever gotten into an argument and found yourself overwhelmed by the insane amount of disagreements with your seemingly logical point of view? Then perhaps you're in need of some coaching on the art of persuasion. After all, it's an incredibly useful skill to have. You can do so by following these rules.
Ten years ago when I started my MBA, I pulled up to the school thinking that everyone inside of it would be douchey. They were business people, after all, and all business people were either bullies or scammers of some sort. I was sure that I would be the only half decent reformed bully there. Turns out, I was the douchey one for assuming the worst of them. And the time of the bully has passed.
Of all four NHL lockouts in the past 21 years, this one seems the laziest. This just seems like it's been a long summer and your kid doesn't want to wake up before 8 a.m. for the first time in two months. This lockout is the snooze button on a season that was coming too fast, especially since it's clear negotiations didn't "start" until the 11th hour, or not at all.


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Loads of my work has been about looking out: about time, control, relationships. This collection is about looking in, hence the name. Some of the imagery seems more visceral, literally, shapes remind us of lungs, hearts, even bowels. But there is more to our "insides". There are memories, and experiences, and ideas, and, of course, feelings.
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BA (Hons) in English and Film Studies
See also the KIS data for Queen Mary's BA English and BA Film Studies programmes.
Programme Overview
This degree offers a detailed investigation of the range of theoretical and critical approaches that have shaped English and Film Studies in recent years. The programme combines a mixture of close textual and visual analysis with an exploration of the critical theories that are applied to film and literature. You will also be encouraged to reflect on how the two disciplines – film and literature – can overlap.
Key Links
- Directory of English Modules
- Directory of Film Studies Modules (on the main Queen Mary site; search for modules with the code FLM)
- Entry Requirements (English)
- Teaching and Learning Methods (English)
- Key Skills and Career Opportunities (English)
- See also the Department of Film Studies site
Year One
Compulsory Modules:
In year one, you will take one compulsory English module, and two compulsory Film Studies modules:
Reading, Theory, and Interpretation (ESH102) [Show/hide module description]
English in Practice (ESH125) [Show/hide module description]
Introduction to Film Studies (FLM100)
Approaches and Analysis (FLM401)
These modules have been specially designed to equip you with the necessary skills to critically interrogate literature and film.
Optional Modules:
In English, you will select one of the following three options:
Shakespeare (ESH101) [Show/hide module description]
Literatures in Time: Texts and Contexts from the Eighth to the Sixteenth Century (ESH110) [Show/hide module description]
Poetry (ESH124) [Show/hide module description] AND
Narrative (ESH123) [Show/hide module description]
Years Two and Three
In your second and third years, you will continue to develop your understanding of both text and screen.
Year Two:
In the second year all students on the programme take one compulsory Film Studies module:
- What is Cinema? Critical Approaches (FLM003)
This is a module designed to introduce you to a broad range of theoretical and critical ideas pertinent to the academic study of film.
In English, you will take sixty credits, selecting one module from Lists 1 and 2, and one or two modules from Lists 3 and 4.
List 1
Arthurian Literature: From Geoffrey of Monmouth to Game of Thrones (ESH283) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Renaissance Literary Culture (ESH267) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Renaissance Drama (ESH280) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
List 2
Representing London: Writing the Eighteenth Century City (ESH288) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Romantics and Revolutionaries (ESH286) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Victorian Fictions (ESH279) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
List 3
Architexts (ESH243) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Modernism (ESH213) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
Postcolonial and Global Literatures (ESH285) [30 credits] [Show/hide module description]
List 4
List 4 comprises of a wide range of optional modules. You can get a sense of what might be on offer by viewing our English module directory.
Final Year:
In your final year, you will, subject to approval, take the compulsory, but unassessed, Livelihoods in English.
Optional Modules
The rest of your timetable will be made up of a combination of primarily English and Film Studies options. There are a wide variety of optional modules in English, allowing you to pursue the types of literature that interest you the most.
For popular options in Film Studies, see the School of Languages, Linguistics and Film website. You may also, in consultation with your advisor, be able to elect to study modules offered by other departments within the Faculty of Arts.
Key Information
Course Code:
Entry requirements:
We typically require 320-340 UCAS points, with an A in English Literature or English Language and Literature at A2 level or equivalent. For joint degrees, please also check with the other department for their requirements. For more information, see our section on Entry Requirements.
Length of course:
Three years
Opportunity to study abroad:
Queen Mary offers you the opportunity to apply to join the International Exchange Programme, enabling you to spend a semester at a university abroad.
You will find extensive information on fees and finance on the main College website.
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text: A 66-year-old man from Bucksport is under arrest – accused of stealing a car and leading police on a high speed chase that spanned three communities. Kent Hanson is charged with theft, speeding and driving to endanger, among other counts.Bucksport police say about 9 o'clock this morning a woman working in town noticed someone getting into her car and driving north on Route 15, toward Orrington.Police tried to pull over the driver, who took off, speeding up to 90 miles per hour. Authorities placde spike mats near the Orrington and Brewer town line, which blew out Hanson's tires. His car glanced a telephone poll before it stopped. Hanson was arrested on South Main Street in Brewer and taken to the Hancock County jail.


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Property Location
With a stay at Bangkok Inter Place Hotel in Bangkok (Ramkhamhaeng), you'll be convenient to Ramkhamhaeng University and The Mall Bangkapi. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Mall Bangkapi and Bangkok Hospital.
Make yourself at home in one of the 273 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. Flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.
Pamper yourself with a visit to the spa, which offers body treatments and facials. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services.
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours).
Business, Other Amenities
Free self parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Free WiFi
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Restaurant
- Full-service spa
- Total number of rooms - 273
- 24-hour front desk
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- Concierge services
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text: DALLAS, Feb. 21, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Texas Instruments Incorporated (TI) (NASDAQ: TXN) today said it will increase its quarterly dividend by 33 percent, from $0.21 per share to $0.28, payable May 20, 2013, to shareholders of record on April 30, 2013. Annualized, the new dividend will be $1.12. Additionally, TI authorized the repurchase of an additional $5 billion of its common stock bringing the total outstanding authorization to $8.4 billion. These increases reflect the company's ability to generate cash and management's commitment to return it to shareholders. Over the past few years, TI has built a business model for growth and high margins with its focus on Analog and Embedded Processing semiconductors. As a result, TI believes it can consistently convert 20-25 percent of its revenue into free cash flow* and return 100 percent of that free cash flow (less debt repayment) to shareholders. With today's dividend announcement, this will be the 10 th consecutive year of dividend increases. The new dividend is contingent upon formal declaration by the Board of Directors at its regular meeting in April. Common stock repurchases have reduced the company's outstanding shares by 36 percent since the end of 2004. The company will host a conference call tomorrow, February 22, at 10 a.m. Central time, to discuss the details of its capital management strategy and its plans for consistent returns to shareholders. See www.ti.com/ir for details. * Non-GAAP; Free cash flow equals cash flow from operations minus capital expenditures. Safe Harbor Statement "Safe Harbor" Statement under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995: This release includes forward-looking statements intended to qualify for the safe harbor from liability established by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. These forward-looking statements generally can be identified by phrases such as the company "believes," or "expects" or certain events "will" occur. Similarly, statements herein that describe TI's business strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions or goals also are forward-looking statements. All such forward-looking statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those in forward-looking statements.


text: In what looks like a dreamy design, Fujitsu has brought about a new concept that is sure to innovate the customer electronics market. Prashant Chandra from Yanko Design who is responsible for the design aims to integrate a digital camera, a tablet PC, a smartphone into a laptop dock. According to him, the concept derives from the principle of "shared hardware." Currently, all the systems on the market have exclusive hardware per gadget. But there are features that are common between a lot of gadgets, which when put together have a lot of "repeat" of data stored and features<em>.</em> For example, if you own a tablet and a PC, there is bound to be data that is available on both your gadgets. The most common example would be the songs that you own, you have your songs stored on the laptop as well as your smartphone for portable listening. To extract the maximum potential from each gadget and avoid technology "wastage" has been the primary motivation behind the Fujitsu Lifebook , claims Prashant Chandra. Fujitsu Lifebook In its smart and sleek design, the Fujitsu Lifebook aims to integrate a camera, a tablet and a smartphone into a laptop, each performing dedicated tasks. The modular device uses a detachable camera, a tablet which could be fit inside the laptop's base and function as a keyboard and the smartphone which will perform the function of a central processing unit as well as storage space. Being detachable, all these gadgets can be used for individual purposes as well. The Fujitsu Lifebook is scheduled for a 2013 release and still under wraps. There is no news yet on the exact placement of each of these devices in the laptop though some sources contemplate that the smartphone and tablet could be attached using a 16-pin dock. As of now, only a teaser of the Fujitsu Lifebook is what we have and it looks no less than awesome! Source & Image Credit: Yanko Design