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Abilene Reporter News (Newspaper) - August 14, 1938, Abilene, Texas WEST TEXAS'! NIEMER®f)c Abilene Reporter -Sirius_"WITHOUT. OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRONDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS iT GOES"-Bvron VOL. LYM I, NO. 76. baited Press (UPIABILENE, TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1938 FORTY PAGES IN THREE SECTIONS. PRICE FIVE CENTS O DANIELS'BLESSINGS' PRAISED, DENOUNCED If reactions in Abilene are a fair sample, W. Lee O'Daniel's mail box is taking a cramming. Quite a few of the folks here are writing him their approval or disapproval of his recent political venture. Many others are writing this newspaper, so that the public in general may learn of their reactions. A. C. Scott, Abilene oil man, asked O'Daniel, in an open letter, to solve for him a dilemma created by the governor-nominate's new stand. "xxx We are having a hot run-off here in Taylor county for the office of justice of the peace, precinct I, place I," the letter reads. "One candidate is a young law student, the other an older practitioner xxx. The older man has been in politics before. "If I bide by your pre-campaign doctrine. I would vote for the non-political candidate. If I abide by your post-campaign advice, which is necessarily implied from the list you endorsed, I should vote for the old time politician. 'As one enfranchised citizen to a non-franchised citizen, what would you do, my dear Governor-Elect, if you were in my place?" A more serious letter was written to the Reporter-News from Jim Morrow, Anson. "I would like to ask the public a few questions," See O'DANIEL, Pg. 16, Col. S FORCED FROM AUTO— Fugitives Hard Pressed Pair Escapes In Gun Battle Reporter-News Salutes City's Three Colleges In Special Section Today Hamilton, Walters Fleeing Before Hounds, Posse DEQUEEN. Ark , Aug. 13 —(A'i— Two gunmen, one of whom was identified as Floyd Hamilton, southwestern desperado, were believed hiding tonight in a densely wooded mountain area along the Arkansa-Oklahoma border 12 miles north of here. Hamilton and his companion, believed to be Ted Walters, another outlaw, fled Into the woods on foot this afternoon after exchanging shots with Assistant Supt. Cliff Atkinson of the Arkansas state police and Deputy Sheriff Leslie Dilla-hunty of DeQueen. Atkinson and DlUahunty ambushed the fugitives at Ladd's bridge and forced them to abandon a stolen car under a hail of machine gun fire. The car was riddle with bullets but there was no evidence to Indicate, that either of its occupants had been wounded. In the car were found two sawed-off shotguns, a rifle and an automatic pistol with about 3ft rounds rf ammunition. Officers expressed belief the men were not now heavily armed. Bloodhounds brought here from Ashdown by Sheriff Jim Sanderson j were unable to pick up the trail, i Sheriffs officers from Daingerfield. I Tex., brought a pack of hounds herr for the hunt but officers decided not to release them on the hunt until daylight. Nearly two score officers from Arkansas. Oklahoma and Texas were engaged in combing the woods and patrolling all highways tonight. The car from which the fugitives fled had been stolen after the gun battle yesterday at Wilton. It was I riddled by the state police officers' bullets. Hamiltnn and Walters have led officers of a half-dc I en states a merry chase since they escaped from a Texas jail early this summer. They are wanted In Arkansas for the robbery of the bank of Bradley, Ark. Glenn Garrison state revenue inspector at Dcqueen. said officers there received a tip this morning that Hamilton and Walters were sleeping on the bank of a creek near King. The officers posted themselves abc lit what is known locally as Ladd's bridge. A car drove onto the bridge. Atkinson said he recognized Hamilton and opened fire with a machine gun. The two men in the car stopped their machine, returned the fire and then jumped out, leaped over the bridge railing into shallow water and ran into the woods. In a special section of today's issue, the Reporter-News pays its annual tribute to the three colleges which have played such major roles in the development—both physically and culturally—of Abilene. Contained In this section are two score stories which will intimately acquaint you with these institutions of higher learning—their plans for the future, their contributions to Abilene's business, professional and educational life, what their graduates are doing, preparations for the opening of the new sessions and many o.her things of interest to every reader. It is the colleges' opportunity to carry their messages to prospective students each year, and an effort to make the citizens of Abilene more conscious and appreciative of the institutions' value to the city. Also in the second section will be found stories and pictures, as well as advertisements of Abilene merchants, affording prevues of the newest fall styles, with emphasis on what the eds and coeds will wear v hen the school bells ring again. Although there Is no city-wide college appreciation observance this year. officials of each of the schools extend hearty Invitations to Abilene and West Texas citizens to visit their campuses and meet their faculties. Because rains have fallen generously this summer, the campuses are the beauty spots of Abilene today. Drive out and see for yourself during the coming week. CHARRED WRECKAGE OF LOSI MEXICAN AIRLINER SIGHTED Political Skies Eyed For Next 'Purge' Move Speech Monday Gives FDR Shot At Marylander By KIRKE L. SIMPSON WASHINGTON. Aug. 13.—</P)— Uncertainty as to where the Roosevelt party primary lightning may strike next gives an atmosphere of expectancy to the two weeks of campaigning immediately ahead. Otherwise, this period in which four states pick party tickets seems politically featureless. The president's radio address Monday night, observing the third anniversary of the Social Security act, affords him an opportunity to carry into Maryland the crusade he began against Senator George in Georgia. CALIFORNIA, CAROLINA NEXT Rep. David J. Lewis, who Ls running against Senator Tydings for the democratic senatorial nomination in that state, had a big hand 1 in framing and passing the social security law. Roosevelt could In i effect endorse Lewis against Tyd- j ings without naming either, since Tydings voted ^'present" when the act passed the senate. Elsewhere, the political situation seems devoid of national interest and possible thrills until the California and South Carolina primaries August 30, in which Roosevelt pressure will be a factor In senatorial contests. He came out strongly for Senator McAdoo's renomination in California. By implication, in a South Carolina trainstop talk, he seemed to frown on Senator Smith's candi- I dacy, calling on his South Carolina hearers to send New Dealers to Washington to help rehabilitate the South. White House disfavor for Smith has long been indicated. PREDICTIONS UNCERTAIN BY A. F. OF L. LEADER CIO Called Communistic John C. Metcalfe, right, German-born Investigator for the house committee probing un-American activities testified at a hearing in Washington that Hans Luther, former German ambassador, lost his job for failing to cooperate fully with the German-Amertcan bund. Metcalfe Is shown with Rep. Martin Dies (D-Tex), committee chairman. OFFICIALS FIND WAGE-HOUR LAW MAY AFFECT 4,000,000 Better Working Conditions Await 1,750,000 More Than Anticipated House Probers Told 280 'Reds' On CIO Payrolls Lewis Himself Anti-Communist, Witness Asserts WASHINGTON, Aug. 13 — (AP) — John P. Frey of the American Federation of Labor charged today that John L. Lewis' rival labor organization was honey-combed with members of the communist party, whose purpose he said was revolution. Informing a house Investigating committee that 280 communist party members were or had been on CIO payrolls as organizers and officials, he added "in fairness" that TOLEDO, O., Aug. 13.—(AP) — Wyndham Mortimer, expelled vice president of the United Automobile Workers of America who wag named as a communist party official before a house Investigating committee today, replied to the accusation tonight with the statement: •'It's a damn lie." Eleven Persons Aboard Ship; Ground Parties Dispatched To Wreck Scene the primary schedule to warrant national interest except a Texas run-off August 27 in which admon-istration hopes ride with Represen-! tative McParlane's last-chance ef« MEXICO CITY, Aug. 13.—(4P)—\ searching plane reported it sighted fort to reverse anti-New Deal trends late today the burned wreckage of a Villa Hermosa-Mexico City air liner which have been read into his fai- which disappeared yesterday with ll persons aboard. J iure ^ wln a first-heat nomination. The report, received by Compania Mexicana de Aviacion. operators I Echoes of President Roosevelt's of the line, said the wreckage was breath-taking surge into Georgia in Vera Cruz state, Just off the politics, to urge the defeat of San- regular route of the plane. ! atop George, are stall reverberating. " . .. . . The one thing Washington Ground parties were organized1 and started immediately toward the scene, about four miles east northeast of Tlacotalpam, on Alvarado bay In southeastern Mexico. WASHINGTON, Aug. 13—(4*)—Labor department officials estimated od ay that as many as 4,000.000 workers—about 1.750,000 more than congress counted on—might obtain shorter working hours ultimately under Before August 30, nothing is on Ae new wage-hour law. Estimates as to the maximum number who would receive wage incases by the time the laws provision for a general 40-cent-an-hour minimum takes effect—in 1945 George To Reply To FD's Attack Georgia Senator Slates Radio Talk In Reelection Bid ATLANTA. Aug. 13—(TH—Senator Walter F. George (D-Oa.) takes the stump Monday for the first time since his unqualified acceptance of the challenge in President Roosevelt's bid to defeat him. The gray-haired senator declined today to disclose what he would say in the address to be broadcast DEWITT. Ark., Aug., 13 — (AP) — The Arkansas county democratic central committee, meeting here to certify Aug. 9 primary returns, unanimously adopted a resolution condemning "federal officials" who "use their positions to influence voters In democratic primaries in the various states." 2 Americans Die In European Disaster KEHL, Germany, Aug. 13— Two Americans were among 16 persons killed today wnen a Czechoslovak air liner crashed on a mountain top her® in a fog and exploded. Air line officials in Praha said the Americans were Dorothy Cohen and Moritz Abeles, of New York. The only survivor was Martha Krentner, 23, stewardess, who was thrown from the plane and left ( hanging on a tree branch 20 feet above the ground. The plane carried 12 passengers and a crew of four. politicians agree on is that no one can predict certainly where or when he will strike again. He exhibited in Georgia the flair for political surprise tactics which has marked his public career from the start. EVENTS TO COME IN WEST TEXAS MIDLAND —An oil men's roping contest, with a representative from each town in tile- Permian Basin, will be a part of the Midland Rodeo, September 3. 4 and 5. SWEETWATER. — Annual Nolan county 4-H club rally will be held August 25 and 26. LAMESA. — An amateur contest will be held on the courthouse lawn August 19. SANTA ANNA. — Annual Santa Anna rodeo will be held August 25, 26 and 27. GOREE. — Annual encampment of Haskell and Knox county home demonstration clubs will be held at Goree Park August 18 and 19. RISING STAR. — Free fall fair will be held in Rising Star September 15, 16 and 17. MUNDAY. — Floyd J. Spivey will preach for a summer revival at the Munday Church of Christ, begin-ing August 21. German Airliner Crossing Atlantic BERLIN, Aug. 13.—(TP)—The German airliner Brandenburg roared steadily toward her goal today on her nonstop return flight from New York to Berlin. In regular messages she reported "all well." At 4 p. rn. the plane's position was given as 53.11 north latitude, 14.32 west longitude, approximately 175 miles from the Irish coast. Trouble-Makers Disowned By Japs SHANGHAI, Aug. 13.—(J?)—'The (over WSB) at 11:30 a. rn. (EST) chief of the Japanese army politi-from Waycross in deep southeast cal service in Shanghai insisted to-Georgia but acknowledged there night that three Japanese seized as would be "references" to the president's history-making speech at Barnesville last Thursday. George, who has opposed several important administration bills' suavely took up the gage of battle from his president and party chief on the Barnesville platfrom by shaking hands with Roosevelt and saying, "I accept the challenge." Democratic voters will decide the winner Sept. 14. That same night at Atlanta he told supporters "we've Just begun to fight" but beyond these two brief statements he has not disclosed what strategy he will pursue In fighting the prestige of the chief executive. trouble-makers in a clash with United States marines were without military status. However, two of the men admitted they w'ere army personnel. Col. Hitoshi Hamada said the men were "merely army employes" but he added there would be an Investigation and possibly punishment. Hunter Talked As O'Daniel Foe LONGVIEW, Aug. 13.—(AP) —Democratic voters of Texas were asked in resolutions adopted at a mass meeting tonight t* disregard the endorsements W. Lee O'Daniel, governor-nominate, gave to some of fie runoff election candidates. After the meeting, a movement was begun to draft Tom Hunter of Wichita Falls to run independently against O'Daniel in the general election. Three of O'Daniei's favorites —('. V. Terrell, candidate for re-election as state railroad commissioner; Coke Stevenson, candidate for lieutenant-governor, and Walter Woodul, running for attorney general, were named specifically as "professional politicians" whcrn O'Daniel had pledged from the stump to eliminate from governmental affairs in Texas. remained unchanged at "upwards of 1,000,000." Officials said the upward revision of the number to receive shorter hours resulted largely from two factors: 1. A narrowing of the intervention of "season" Industries which are exempt from the law's regulation of hours. 2. Indications that many employers, in a so-called "twilight zone" of uncertainty as to whether they were subject to the law, would comply with Its provisions rather than risk the penalties of violation, which include fines of double the difference between the wages paid and the amount required by the act. The act. which becomes effective Oct. 24. requires generally that industries in or affecting interstate commerce must pay not less than 25 cents an hour and work their employes not more than 44 hours a week. The general wage minimum will Increase automatically to 30 cents at the end of the first year and to 40 cents at the end of seven Abilenians Face Haskell Charges Lloyd B. Thomas, J. W. Preacher Freed On Bond HASKELL. Aug. 13—Lloyd B Thomas of Abilene has been released on bond after having been chirged before Justice of the Peace Bruce Clift of Haskell with assault to murder and drunkenness and before County Judge Charlie Connor with carrying a pistol. A companion, J. W. Preacher of Abilene, was charged with drunkenness and carrying a pistol. He was also released on bond. The charges resulted from an investigation conducted Wednesday night by Constable Ollie Kittley of years. The work-week will decrease Rule, after two motorists reported to 42 hours after the first year and ; that their automobiles had been to 40 hours after two years. How- fired upon while driving along the ever, minimum wages higher than highway north of Rule early Wed-25 cents an hour but not more than nesday night. 40 cents may be fixed Immediately, in a given industry, upon recommendation of a committee appointed to study that Industry. UT Regents Fail To Elect Prexy Lewis himself and the majority of his followers were opposed to communism. Prey, chief of the metal trades department of the A. F of L., peered gravely over his spectacles and waved an unlighted cigar in vigorous emphasis as he told the committee: "It's time the public knew the truth about efforts of the communist party in the United States to carry out the purpose of Moscow and the third international, which purpose is revolution.'' CITES STRIKES For 20 years, he said, the American Federation of Labor had held communistic influences in check in the American labor movement. But the communists had gained a foot- PITTSBURGH, Aug. 13. — (AP)—Philip Murray, chairman of the steel workers organizing committee, today denied John Brophy, CIO director, Is a communist, and termed testimony before a h'/ise committee concerning Brrghy an "unmitigated lie." hold In recent years, Frey charged through their Influence In and In some cases domination of CIO unions. "The sit-down strike and mass picketing have been used by the communists In our country," he said, "as a training camp In which communists ran become familiar with the tactics they are to apply when their revolutionary program is put into action." In addition to charging that 280 communists party members were or had been on CIO payrolls, he gave See PROBE, Pg. 16, Col. 5 W. O. SHACKELFORD ' aaa Pioneer Civic Leader Passes W. O. Shackelford Served Abilene As Commissioner Under similar circumstances that his father died 35 years ago, W. O. Shackelford, 68, well-known Abilene civic leader, died yesterday evening at 7:45 o'clock, apparently the victim of a heart attack. Like his father. Mr. Shackelford suffered a dimy spell while working in his tin shop at 1073 South First. A doctor was called, and advised taking Mr. Shackelford home. Gathered at the bedside were his wife and two sons, Jack and W. O. Jr. He appeared to be resting well until IO minutes before his death. He was at his home, 643 South Seventh. His father had been taken to his home in the same block. OFFICIAL TEARS Mr Shackelford served as city commissioner for more than 16 years. He was a member of the volunteer fire department, and had served as fire, police and street commissioner. He purchased the first fire engine that Abilene bought He came to Abilene in 1885 with his parents from Smith county where he was bom September 26, 1869. Jn 1898 he was married to Sallie Card here. After working for the Ed S. Hughes hardware company and a grocery store, Mr. Shackelford entered the tin and roofing business in 1898 at 1073 South First. He had See SHACKELFORD, Pg. 16. Col. I ar- W. S. Thomas, 85. Dies At Loraine LORAINE, Aug. 13— (Spl>— Funeral services were held from the Methodist church here today for W. E. Thomas, age 85, one of the pioneers of this country. C. E. Jameson, pastor of the Methodist church at Colorado, was in charge of the services. Mr. Thomas is survived by his wife and several children. He had been in failing health for several months. Carroll Imprisoned THOMASTON, Me., Aug. 13—(ZP) —A prison cell's barred door clanged shut today on Maine's prisoner No. 6907—Francis M. Carroll, 43. sentenced to pass the rest of his "natural life" in the state penitentiary here for the murder of Dr. James G. Littlefield, 67. Gulf Lashed By Small Hurricane NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 13.—(/p)— The United States weather bureau tonight placed at about 400 miles nearly due south of New Orleans a Army Officer Dies Of Wreck Injuries SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 13.—(ZP)— Corp. Clifford Lee Myers, 37. headquarters troop of the 12th Cavalry, Fort Brown, Brownsville, died In the Fort Sam Houston station hospital at 3:25 p. rn today of Injuries suffered in an automobile accident. AUSTIN. Aug. 13 —</P)—The University of Texas will enter the new I long term without a permanent J men fired at their car, the bullet president. striking a battery cable under the A member of the board of regents j auto. .said the presidency was not discuss-, Preacher and Thomas were ,ed at a board meeting today and jested in Stamford. ' consideration of the matter probably would not be resumed until September. The board accepted a $103,636 PW A loan and grant for construction of a new men's dormitory. The federal agency loaned the school A Weinert youth told the Rule officer Wednesday night, he said, that two men attempted to halt his car several miles north of Rule, and when he failed to stop, they fired at him with a pistol. Four young women reported an; J. A. Brandon, route 2. Abilene, attempt to halt their car by two was seriously injured yesterday men just north of Rule, kittley I evening when the pick-up truck he Mon Badly Hurt In Collision Of Trucks First Cotton Bale Ginned At Merkel A. J. Pannell Paid 10 Cents A Pound MERKEL, Aug. 13 —(Spl.)— Merkel's first bale of 1938 cotton arrived shortly before noon today, four days later than last year. Weighing 463 pounds and classed said. They told the officer that they ; was driving collided with the pick- ; as strict middling, it was raised failed to stop, and that one of the up truck of Angus Winn, route 2, by A. J. Pannell of the Union Ridge Abilene, near the Colony Hill school community north of town and was house, about five miles south of ginned by the Farmers Cooperative town. ! Society Number I gin. Brandon was taken to the Hen- Farmers and Merchants Na- drick Memorial hospital in a tlonal j^nk of Merkel bought the Kiker-Knight ambulance He suf- t pale at jo cents per pound Ap-fered a broken arm, a broken shoul- proximately two cents above the ac-der. broken ribs and possibly crack- tual price lf the market were active. cd vertebrae. it took 25 acres to produce the Winn was going east and Brandon north when the accident oe- Troops Engage In Mimic Warfare tropical storm which moved into I a* ZU? SLS*1 the Gulf of Mexico last night from n°*^ confirmed, the northwest Caribbean sea. learned whether he sus $57 OOO, to be amortized by bonds, tonight as zero hour approached in and made a grant of $46,636, the Third Army maneuvers. Army horsemen shunted to the background by motorized units since that day the Roosevelt Rough Aiders galloped up San Juan hill, came Into DALLAS. Aug. 13,—(£*)—Howard their own toni«^t in this rough and Dailey, Dallas attorney, announced f;umb!,e countIY where "brown" and tonight a conference would be held 'bJue armies prepared CAMP BULLIS. Tex., Aug. 13—. . . . . .. __ _ ZP) Cavalry troops prepared to ride Dallas Men Will Chasten O'Daniel to Thomas and C. B. Reeves, state highway patrolmen, stated in a report. Midland Shooting Held Accidental MIDLAND, Aug. 13 —<ZP)—Justice lock of the Peace J. H. Knowles today re- Small craft were warned not to I I here tomorrow by a group of W. horns in the first skirmishes of a j turned a formal verdict of accidental to army maneuvers at Camn venture into th, Gulf in th, area j or 0)f th(, reservation. P irom Pensacola, Fla., to Brownsville, Tex., until further notice. The weather bureau described the storm as "small." Bulbs Texas Couple On Skate Honeymoon PASADENA, Calif., Aug. 13.—(ZP) —Skating here from Waco, Tex., was just a jaunt—a honeymoon jaunt, said Jack and Pauline Hyland when they arrived here on all 16 wheels today. They met in Corpus Christi, Tex., where Hyland paused for relaxation after skating around the world, and they were married June 3 in Waco. After the American legion convention in Los Angeles, Hyland and his wife will start skating around the world. Hyland says he has traveled 310,600 miles on skates. Lee ODaniel supporters -rn, ~ , opposition to O Daniel's he 1-th Cavalary is participating ment ot a state ticket. ii .® 'We hoP« to contact similar Hospital officials said that Corp. groups in other parts of tile state, Myers wife at Fort Brown had and to arrange for a statewide radio leen notified of his death and that hookup in which speakers resenting 1990 pounds of pulled cotton from which the bale was ginned. As customary in years past, premiums for the first, second and third bales of cotton raised and ginned in Merkel territory are being raised by a committee from the Lions club with Bill Sheppard, chairman. Milton Case and Leon Toombs are working with him but they have not yet completed their list of subscribers. to voice i four day battle with the rich south- death in the fatal shooting of A endorse- west *-s a prize. e (Bud) Taylor here yesterday The brown invaders, numbering morning. 14 000 regular army and national County Attorney Merritt F. Hines I 4WLKSE ,nd virility: guard troops, concentrated around said Knowles had decided on the of- j sunday and Munday. Elmendorf for their first move ficial ruling this afternoon, after an oklahoma* Parti* against the defending "blue ' army investigation had shown Taylor shot / east "texas" Fair *n' north, mostly Partly cloudy the body would be sent there Sun- O Daniels action will express their bivouaced near Boerne 50 miles himself while removing a cun from cloudy in loutn. occasional railin 'in »outk day or Monday * —1____»__*-* **____> i ° ^ —. u—... . ..— views," said Dailey. northward I a box. SEAMEN WORK FEVERISHLY TO RETRIEVE FORTUNE IN ATLANTIC NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 13.—(UP) —A treasure hunt as fascinating as any ever conceived in the mind of a novelist was moving toward a climax today in the blue waters of the Atlantic off old Cape Hatteras. The crew of the little Italian ship Falco raced against time and battled with fog to recover a vast treasure from the depths of the ocean. Unless they are successful before heavy weather sets in this fall the project must be delayed until next year. This is the beginning of the hurricane season in the south Atlantic and occasionally a storm deviates from the regular path and strikes in the middle Atlantic. One such blow would end operations for weeks, crew members said. The treasure-seekers, led by Captain Luigi Faggian, technical director, and Dr. Mario Sil-vestri. sons of two of Italy's most important families, depend in their work upon light that filters through 220 feet of murky water to the treasure that lies aboard the sunken liner S. S. Merida. The treasure—22 tons of silver bullion and a fortune in gold certificates—was lost May ll, 1911, when the Merida, en route from Mexico, passed the treacherous waters of Cape Hatteras on the last leg of a See TREASURE Pg. 16, Col. 4 • a portion Sunday; Monday cloudy, occasional rainy In south and central portion*. Freak to Ktrung rant to northeast vt Iud* on tho maut. Increasing Sunday. NEW MEXICO: Partly cloudy Sunday and Mnndny. scattered thundershower* probable north portion; little chance in temperature Hance of temperature yesterday: A. M. 79 . 7S . 77 . 77 . 78 . 78 . 78 . 78 . SO . 85 88 Neon 90 HOI It P. Mi . I ......... ---- 93 . 3 ......... . .. . 99 . 4 ......... . 5 ......... . 8 ........ , .7 ......... 8 ......... 3 ......... . IO ......... ■ ll ......... . . -lr Midnight 79 Hicheat Ad lowest temperatur * ta 9 p. rn. yesterday. 9ft and 78; Kame date a year ago, loo and 78. Sonnet yeaterdny, 7:75; « un rise today, 6:OS; a un aet today, 7:34. ;
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God paged Anita bath. Wait she was back in the airport and for some reason they were still paging those fake names Jet had created. Roxy laughed until she fell of the seats. She lay there and clasped her aching sides. She was in stiches...speaking of stiches. Roxy looked at the flourescent light and simply nodded her head.
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Wll she hoped she could do this...Roxy was anonyed that she was being used again, well no more, She wasn't his emotional ATM'. He would soon see why she had avoided all this power like the plague. The visions were nothing. The hard part was realizing what she could do with them...
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There are 40 comments on the Chicago Tribune story from Oct 9, 2008, titled 87-year-old Old Barn restaurant closes in Burbank. In it, Chicago Tribune reports that:Before the city of Burbank was established, the Old Barn restaurant was there, a place where patrons could get a meal and a shot of liquor, even when alcohol was prohibited.
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#1 Oct 9, 2008
This place was bought a few years ago by a couple of guys who had no experience in running a business and had trouble getting financing. They were in way over their heads. One of the partners was actually a used car salesman before he tricked a bank into loaning him money.He got rejected by about a dozen banks before he found one dumb enough to lend him money.
They had no business plan. They thought they could just sit back and collect money.
After it became apparent that they weren't attracting any customers they didn't do anything to try and change that.
They continued to take deposits even when they knew they were going bankrupt.
The place basically had turned into a dump and won't be missed.
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#2 Oct 9, 2008
That place really went down hill when the new owneres took over. I'm surprised it didn't close sooner.
Those guys were a couple of goofs.
#3 Oct 9, 2008
My wedding was supposed to take place there. We lost our deposit. We heard the rumors back in May and they denied them. I am glad we found another place to have our wedding reception.
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#4 Oct 9, 2008
That place reall was a barn. Glad to see it go. Those owneres were a couple of real sleazy guys.
They thought they were bald Tom Selicks. Ha, ha.
#5 Oct 9, 2008
Sad to hear the restaurant was run down by the new owners. Personally I have not dined there in nearly ten years, yet I will always have fond memories of my times eating at THE BARN. Had my first filet mignon at this place in the mid-fifties. Too bad it is gone.
#6 Oct 9, 2008
A bit of enlightnment for the simple minded crucifying the owners of the Old Barn. Nine out of ten small business owners close thier doors within five years of establishing or purchasing thier business. And in these very trying economic times, this rate of failure is only likely to continue or grow. It is a shame that families and couples planning parties at the restaurant are adversely impacted by this ordeal. But keep in mind, so are the employees, loyal paitrons and owners of the Old Barn. No one wanted this to happen, most of all the latter. Taking over a 80+ year establishment doesn't mean that you are guaranteed success. Buying the Old Barn meant capital expenditures not associated with the old owner and, with the volume of customers remaining the same and in fact dwindling (remember, this was a favorite spot for aging seniors), they were bound to fail. Labeling these gentlemen as crooks is shortsighted and unjust. Casey, maybe you should feature a story on how the Old Barn had record crowds this week just before the lights were turned off and the doors shut. Where were these folks, who are so sad to see the Old Barn go, for the last three years?
#8 Oct 10, 2008
Benny,you should be ashamed of yourself. If this happened to you would you still be sitting on your pedestal?
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#9 Oct 10, 2008
I heard the new owners banned smoking when they bought the restaurant. Then they lost their customer base.
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#10 Oct 10, 2008
Danno, this is untrue. They were totally against it, due to the fact that they knew it would affect business.
#11 Oct 10, 2008
Yes, the owners did not support a smoking ban, but did honor it when it became law. For get danno, he's one of those right wing smoking advocates who supports anarchy in the United States.
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#12 Oct 10, 2008
It sounds like they're saying the Illinois smoking ban cuased this restaurant to fail.
#13 Oct 10, 2008
Pam. They are not blaming the smoking ban on going out of business. I just responded to the remark that Danno wrote.
#15 Oct 10, 2008
Benny, another thing. Both gentlemen managed banquet facilities for many years. One, right before they purchased The Barn and the other within a couple years. It just so happened that he was selling cars until the purchase became final. Make sure you know all the facts before you try to discredit someone. It just goes to show you dont have a clue.
#16 Oct 11, 2008
I remember going to this place as a kid, haven't been there in a while and sad to see it go. Yes taking over a new business, with new debt and overcoming the "new owner" rumors is tough, but i've heard of a number of people getting burned on wedding deposits a few weeks before the wedding. For that, yes they are scum. and since when is smoking right wing?
#17 Oct 13, 2008
Deposits, THEY DID NOT TAKE ANY DEPOSITS KNOWING THEY WERE GOING OUT OF BUSINESS!!!!! Unless you know the facts, which you dont, "I heard" just proves that. So keep your comments to yourself.
#19 Oct 13, 2008
Unless you have been in the position of taking over and trying to save a dying business...you have no right to say people are scum or losers. Your comments (Deposits, Elizabeth, Benny.....) are unfounded and based on ignorance of the situation.
I can only hope that within your lifetimes, that you have the courage to undertake such a task....and also fail miserably so that you have the taste of what you spew right back in your know-nothing mouths.
These owners did everything they possibly could to maintain the quality of the business and save the employees jobs. Unfortunately, it did'nt work out. The owners lost ALOT trying to keep the business and it's many employees above water....but tough times dictate. Plus loyal customers showing up once a year doesn't help.
The business was dying before the new owners. That's why it was sold. Do not place the blame where it does not belong.
You three keep visiting Burger King and McDonalds and let the established businesses fall....and you have no one to point the finger at but your stupid ass selves.
#20 Oct 13, 2008
I am SURE that you didn't lose your deposit. Quit whining and get on with your life.
#21 Oct 13, 2008
You sound like a disgruntled ex-employee. Taco bell not working out well for you? I know who you are.
#22 Oct 13, 2008
How is your son doing? In jail yet? Ex hosts who could not perform should not be so angry. You need to let go and possibly meds?
#23 Jan 7, 2009
One of the owners has passed away Jan. 4th
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Somehow, it had all gone wrong. Jo McDonagh had walked into her almost-lover's flat, and found his ex-wife in the shower. Saskia began speaking to her, but she wasn't listening. She'd tried to leave, but the woman had grabbed her once already. The words didn't matter, the ugly tone of them held a note of triumph, and she didn't want to hear them.
"I've got to go." Go. Leave. Get the fuck out of this flat before it all came crashing down. She couldn't think, couldn't see through to an answer. But one thing was certain: Roper couldn't have known Saskia was there. If he had, this had all been some sort of sick game. He wouldn't have agreed when she'd suggested meeting there. He couldn't have sounded eager if he'd known. So he hadn't. She would cling to that as a lifeline and get the hell out of here.
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"It doesn't work like this." He came up to the landing and looked at her, then at Jo. "You can't arrest her."
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"Courtesy," the woman spat, her tone suddenly venomous. "Courtesy is a word used by people who wish to hide their infidelities." She shook them off and strode back towards Roper's apartment. "I shall leave you two to destroy the sanctity of our marriage, Phil. But don't expect me to accept you when you come crawling back!"
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Jo took in a breath, then released it slowly. "Well. Do you think we could have her committed?"
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He looked sad, "I'll, um... see you tomorrow."
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Jalandhar, Oct 29 (UNI) An inmate of the Central Jail who had escaped from the civil hospital here where he had been admitted for medical treatment following an ailment was arrested at Nakodar Chowk last night.
SP S K Kalia while giving details said that the undertrail, Manjit Singh, a resident of Hoshiarpur and an accused in a murder case escaped from the civil hospital last night. He was being guarded by two constables, Baljit Singh and Jaswinder Singh, who were also found missing when a police party visited the hospital on being informed of the escape of the undertrial.
Mr Kalia said that the police party acting on certain clues managed to nab the undertrial from Nakodar Chowk in the city. A case under sections 120 B, 223 and 224 of Indian Penal Code (IPC) has been registered against the accused and a departmental enquiry has also been initiated against the two constables.


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A summer holiday in the Okanagan has ended in heartbreaking tragedy for a Calgary family…
A 12 year-old camping at Osoyoos Lake with her family lost her life after slipping in shallow water yesterday evening.
RCMP Corporal Jason Bayda says she was with a friend when a series of waves caused her to lose her footing.
"As she was slipping down into the deeper water her friend was trying to hold but just couldn't – it's hard to imagine."
"Although they are walking on a very shallow spot, it's also very narrow and drops off quite quickly and that's unfortunately what happened here – she slipped into the deeper water and just didn't know how to swim."
The girl went under and didn't resurface.
Bayda say despite a massive search – that included helicopters in the area fighting fires – she wasn't found until 40 minutes later and didn't survive.
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The sun is out full force here in Virginia and it's time to break out the sunscreen. Did you know though that there are big concerns out there about the chemicals in a lot of sunscreens? I read a news article about it a while back and it prompted me to do some research into natural alternatives.
I read recipe after recipe for homemade natural sunscreens that involved double boilers and zinc oxide and ten ingredients which in no way motivated me to make my own. Ain't nobody got time for that, right?? Then I looked into essential oils…imagine my surprise when I read that Carrot Seed Oil has a natural spf! Who'd have thunk it? (PLEASE read to the bottom-this information is not true and the study I based this post off of originally was flawed-see here)
20 drops Carrot Seed Oil
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Mix and apply-how easy is that? As with all sunscreen it's best to reapply every 2 hours or after swimming or sweating. It's also highly recommended to store essential oils in dark glass containers to prevent the sunlight from deteriorating their active ingredients, I used these blue glass spray bottles.
*Click here to download a pdf of the label I used on my sunscreen-just print on adhesive paper and cut out!
***Edited to add—everyone has different sun sensitivities and levels of comfort using homemade products without guaranteed results that store brands offer. I recently discovered the original study about carrot seed oil I sited above was flawed. This information led me to decide to change to a store bought sunscreen for my own personal peace of mind using it on my fair skinned children-if you are uncomfortable using a DIY sunscreen but still want to avoid the laundry list of harmful chemicals traditional sunscreens contain I found this brand of natural and organic sunscreens that I currently recommend over the homemade recipe above.


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Mina Bern
Mina Bern (May 5, 1911 – January 10, 2010)[1][2] was a Polish-born American actress. She was a star of the Yiddish theater.[3]
Mina Bernholtz was born in Bielsk Podlaski. Her theatrical debut was in Bialystock under the director Yehuda Greenhoyz.[4] In 1930, through her relative Moishe Broderzon, she shortened her name and auditioned successfully to join the Ararat Yiddish cabaret theater in Łódź,[3] and then played at the Warsaw Scala and later, the Kaminska theaters and the local folk theater. With Dina Halperin and Sam Bronetski she worked in the collective Our Theater, and later with Zygmunt Turkov.[5] A few years later, she established a small cabaret theater in Białystok.
Bern fled to Russia with her daughter after the Nazi invasion of Poland; there she played with the "Bialistocker yidishn miniatur-teatr" (miniature revi-teater)[4] of Shimon Dzigan and Israel Shumacher. In 1944 she was sent to a camp in Uganda where she did children's theater for Poles stationed there. Through Jewish family connections she went to Kenya in 1945 and from there to Israel where she worked with Jenny Lavitz in the revue Rozhinkes mit mandlen, favorably reviewed and subsequently staged at the Hebrew Li-La-Lo revue theater.[5] In 1949, after an incident in which she was accused of sending a thug to beat up theater critic Haim Gamzu, who had written a bad review of her performance, she emigrated to the United States.[3] She married actor/producer Ben Bonus. She recorded songs in Hebrew.[citation needed]
Bern received an Obie Award in 1999.[citation needed]
- Brooklyn Babylon (2001) .... Nanna
- Flawless (1999) .... Mrs. Spivak
- Celebrity (1998) .... Elderly Homeowner
- The First Seven Years (1998) (TV) .... Landlady
- I'm Not Rappaport (1996)
- Everything Relative (1996) .... Grandma Kessler
- Little Odessa (1994) .... Grandma Tsilya
- It Could Happen to You (1994) .... Muriel's Neighbour
- Pressure Drop (1994) .... Ida Potashner
- Avalon (1990) .... Alice Krichinsky
- Crossing Delancey (1988) .... Would-be Victim
- Tenement (1985) (as Mina Bern Bonas) .... Ruth
See also[edit]
- ^ Berger, Joseph (January 12, 2010). "Mina Bern, Versatile Yiddish Actress, Dies at 98". The New York Times. Retrieved January 13, 2010.
- ^ Kilgannon, Corey (January 12, 2010). "Kvelling Over a Matriarch of the Yiddish Theater". The New York Times. Retrieved January 13, 2010.
- ^ a b c Queen of mamaloshen
- ^ a b http://yiddish.forward.com/oldarchive/090806/ Yiddish Forverts Sept. 8 2006
- ^ a b Zalmen Zylbercweig, Leksikon fun Yidishn teater, Book three column 2296
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text: I tossed my HP and scavenged the Geforce 8500GT (512 MB RAM with HDMI out) and a Creative Labs 7.1 channel sound card with optical ins and outs. I put these components in a cheap E-Machine which had an onboard Geforce 6100 nForce 405 128 MB adapter.. Upon restart, Windows didn't identify the new Geforce 8500GT card. I'm dual-booting Windows 7 Pro and Vista Home Premium. What I did was go to Nvidia's site and download the correct drivers, however I did this sin Vista rather than Windows 7. When I restarted in Windows 7, I had the drivers ready fir install. When I tried installing it failed and then even worse, didn't identify the Geforce 6100 nForce 405 . I was stuck with the Standard VGA driver and i tried everything to make It identify at least one of the Geforce adapters. Right now, i took out the 8500GT and am using the Geforce 6100 nForce 405 (pre-release WDDM 1.0. It's working on both Vista and Windows 7 I need the 8500GT to work so I can connect It up to my home theater system as I had with the HP computer My question is...........Should I install the drivers for the new Nvidia card in Windows 7 rather than Vista?


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The Kuti family has made some of my favorite music for a long time now, and I am constantly amazed by how many people are unaware of not only Femi's music, but his legendary father
I think it goes without saying that music, and experiencing a wide variety of it, is an important part of how I rate the quality of my life. There have been a number of artists and bands over the years that have caught my attention and captivation.. In each instance, the music was the beginning and the end of why I came to be enthralled with their work.. It's gotta be better than what's on the radio.. You know? Make it, musically — worth MY time.. And my time, is valuable..
Brooklyn's Here We Go Magic led a Denver audience through a dream on Thursday night at the Larimer Lounge.
Spring is in full swing, and the music scene is bursting with options. There are so many tour announcements that resurface like the tulips in one's garden, so there must be a way to stand out amongst all of the others. I am by no mean saying that world famous British DJ Simon Posford does not stand out on his own with his signature feathered cap and suspenders. But, with the addition of an 18 ft.
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The New Pornographers kicked off their spring tour to a packed house at the Fox Theater on Wednesday night.
A blazing beacon of turquoise and teal crowns SF's Bottom of the Hill, as Seattle sextet The Head and the Heart shuffles modestly onto a cramped stage. Delirious fans push forward for an intimate look at the Pacific Northwest folk rockers, as intense high-pitched shrieks erupt from the audience.
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Established in 2003, the Collingwood Industrial Magpies ("CIMagpies") has grown out of a small group of Collingwood supporters who share an occupational and professional affinity in the field of employment, workplace relations, labour law and human resource management. In addition to a passion for all things Collingwood, the group has a strong motivation to assist in national reconciliation of Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.
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It is this shared ground, this common love of football and of Collingwood which provides the opportunity for the Collingwood Industrial Magpies to support, maintain and develop sporting activities in the Yuendumu community. Football and Collingwood also provide the opportunity to open a dialogue between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians promoting national reconciliation and developing greater mutual understanding and appreciation of respective cultures. By providing financial and moral support, as well as professional experience, the CIMagpies are well positioned to provide opportunities of training and development to empower Indigenous Australians.
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This business hotel, which was renovated in 2008, is one of the elite hotels in Bangkok. It blends traditional splendour with modern comfort. It has 190 rooms in total. The hotel offers numerous facilities to its guests, including a 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe, lift access, a restaurant, as well as room and laundry services. Parking facilities are available to guests arriving by car.
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BBC2 is to screen a season of programmes on the recession, including a drama about the financial downturn starring Girls Aloud's Sarah Harding.
The season of programmes, part of BBC2's new spring and summer programming unveiled today, will feature a series in which leading presenters explain how the recession is changing Britain and a Springwatch-style take on the housing downturn.
BBC2 said the season would reflect the effect the recession is having on modern society as well as "exploring the issues and offering some practical solutions for coping".
The drama Freefall, which features an all-star cast including Aidan Gillen, Dominic Cooper, Rosamund Pike and Alfie Allen, as well as the first acting role for Harding, will tell the story of three men trying to cope with the recession as their lives crumble around them.
The one-off drama, which was written and directed by multiple Bafta winner Dominic Savage, is billed as an "unvarnished portrayal" of what can happen when debt catches up with people with a Cathy Come Home moment.
Savage has made a name for himself with an improvisational style in dramas such as Out of Control, When I Was 12, Nice Girl and Born Equal.
"It is the first time I have seen what happens when debt comes home to roost," the new BBC2 controller, Janice Hadlow, said.
The documentary series Recession Britain, from the team behind The Money Programme, will feature BBC2 presenters charting at how the recession is changing Britain.
Mary Portas, who will also front the new series Mary Queen of Charity Shops, in which she tries to turn round failing charity outlets, will focus on the high street; Newsnight's Paul Mason will examine employment; Sir Gerry Robinson will tackle manufacturing and the motor industry; and MasterChef's Greg Wallace will look at how the recession affects the purchase and consumption of food. One other presenter is still to be confirmed.
Meanwhile, Property Watch will see Kate Silverton, Justin Rowlatt and Andrew Verity examine how changes in the property market are affecting people's lives.
Brand New Home will look at how people can change their houses as more property owners turn to home improvement rather than moving house.
Food will also get a credit crunch makeover in Economy Gastronomy, featuring the restaurateurs Allegra McEvedy and Paul Merrett showing how households can slash their food bills but still eat well.
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The Jimmy Fund is scooping up some delicious summer treats at City Hall Plaza today for the 28th annual Scooper Bowl, its three-day cancer research fundraiser.
Scooper Bowl features all-you-can-eat ice cream, frozen yogurt, sorbet, and gelato from nine favorite purveyors, among them Ben & Jerry's, Baskin-Robbins, and Edy's. Scooper Bowl is not just about frozen treats; there will be entertainment each day for those on the hunt for local bands. Today's lineup includes the Boston Breakers, the city's women's professional soccer team, at 1 p.m., the Friends of Broadway at 3 p.m., and Fast Times, an '80s cover group, at 5:30. Tomorrow's talent round-up is artists Michael and Marisa at 12:30 p.m., Clarias, a five-man pop-rock band from Boston, at 2 p.m., JADA at 5 p.m., and McAlister Drive at 6 p.m.
The Jimmy Fund, founded in 1948, supports the fight against cancer in children and adults and is the official team charity of the Boston Red Sox. Since its first Scooper Bowl in 1983, the Jimmy Fund has teamed up with various organizations to raise funds for Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
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Doris RomaineMature
''Oh hello. Yes, I'm calling to book myself in for an influenza vaccination.'' Doris sipped on her redbush tea with manuka honey and popped an echinachea tablet in her mouth while she waited for the receptionist to find her record on the surgery computer.
''Hello? Are you there? It's spelled R.O.M.A.I.N.E. Like the lettuce. You haven't heard of it? Oh yes, it's very nice. Quite crisp, and very good for you. Full of antioxidants. Good. Well, can I book an appointment?'' She held the receiver between her shoulder and ear while she opened her bottle of multivitamins and shook one into her palm.
''Yes, I know it's summer, but I didn't want to wait until winter to have my innoculation. Simply everyone will be having them then, and what happens if the supply runs out?''
She listened impatiently while receptionist started to spout some rubbish about the surgery having only limited supplies of flu vaccine during the summer months, and that it was normally reserved for the vulnerable.
''My dear, I am vulnerable!'' she whined into the receiver. ''I am at the mercy of every stray virus which happens to wander into my system, You just ask Doctor Morrison. He'll tell you how I pick up any infection going. He'll be very annoyed when I tell him how unhelpful his reception staff are.''
The woman on the other end of the phone suggested that Doris make an appointment to see Dr Morrison, and then she could discuss with him whether she was in need of the vaccination before the winter came.
''Yes, I'll do that, but it'll be on your conscience if I succumb, before then.'' She jotted down her appointment date and time on the kitchen calendar, and put the phone down, sighing heavily.
She rubbed her temples. A headache was starting. And she felt slightly sick. Or was it just a headache? Surely it was a migraine... or worse. What if it was the warning sign for a subarachnoid haemorrhage? One of her ex work colleagues had dropped dead on the spot from one of those. In the checkout queue at Tesco's, she'd been at the time. And she had been a year younger than Doris. Her headache was worsening by the second. What if it was a tumour?
She thought of phoning the surgery again. Maybe she should see if she could arrange a brain scan. No, she'd better go straight to the Accident and Emergency department. But she really oughtn't to go on the bus in this state. She'd better call the ambulance. No, she'd wait and see if it went off. Better take some ibuprofen - it could be just a headache, after all. She surveyed the array of bottles and boxes in her kitchen cupboard. What a good idea it had been to bring them down here, rather than keep them in the medicine cabinet upstairs. It was too small anyway; why did they make them so small?
She found the ibuprofen and read the data sheet inside the box. Can cause gastric bleeding, it said. Oh dear, better not, then. She didn't want to die of internal haemorrhaging while she waited for the ambulance. Paracetamol would be better. No, she'd seen that news report last week about how some people had died of liver failure because they'd unwittingly overdosed on the things. All right, you weren't supposed to exceed eight tablets in 24 hours, and she hadn't taken any since yesterday, but you had to be careful about these things.
I'll forget the pills and just have a lie down, she thought. She settled herself on the settee,adjusted her blanket, and picked up the well-thumbed medical encyclopedia, bookmarked between diarrhoea and dysentery. As she started reading, she forgot the headache. She wasn't ready to die just yet, thank you. Her life was too full, too enjoyable.


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Apr 28, 2012 — Listeners can call the station to express their concerns in a respectful way
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