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TRAVEL' EDITORIAL1 FINANCE CLASSIFIED BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE LETTERS THEATERS RIAN JAMES NOVEL, COMICS NEW YORK CITY, FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1930. Ml 13 Veteran Pier Off icial Guest On Eve of Trip Friends Honor Crooks, Off Today for First Sight of Brazil Coast By O. R. PILAT This might be labeled waterfront social news. Charles Crooks with his wife and son are sailing today on the Munson liner Southern Cross for bis first extended vacation in more than a quarter of a century and for his first glimpse of Brazil, whose coffee, rubber and other products he has handled for 26 years as pier superintendent of the Lloyd Brasillero Steamship Company in South Brooklyn. The veteran pier superintendent, ' who lives at 6673 Sedgwick Place, has a legion of friends. Last night a number of them, on one pretext or another, and with the co-operation of Mrs. Crooks, induced him to come to the Bay Ridge house of the Crescent Athletic Club. Once there, they kidnaped him, practically by force, and proceeded to hold a stag dinner In his honor in - a special dining room upstairs. Tugboat Moguls There It was an unusual gathering. The Moran brothers and , Carroll brothers, who do more than their respective shares of the harbor tow-boat business, were there. Morris Shea, who has raised the waterfront Junk business to the dignity of a profession, was on hand. John Green, who has a stevedoring company, and W. A. Brodie and William T. Mitchell, who are trucking men, sat near each other. In on? corner was a group of fire and police officials centerin'; about George Busby, who caught the Diamond brothers and was one of Brooklyn's best-known detectives two decades ago. He is now captain of police at Bush Terminal. Battalion Chiefs Slowey and Foley were sitting opposite Captain of Detectives John Ryan and Lieut. Edward Dwyer. Near this group were tugboat captains. James Cummings and Mat Nelson, talking to George Tilt, the coffee man, and Capt. J. Johnson, Who works for General Motors. Guest of Government Commissioner of Public Works William Heffernan chatted with Renato De Azevedo, Brazilian steamship man, who aided In securing the invitation from the Brazilian Government whereby Mr. Crooks will 1 a the official guest of that country, the veteran pier superintendent was one of the reception committee for President Prestes on the latter's recent visit to this country, -a he g-es to Brazil with the hl"nest personal standing. From a casual glance it seemed as if all the big steamship men along the Brooklyn waterfront were , mi n,. T 111., I pieoeiib. aucib wcio xum Ajiuy, ui Norton & Lilly, and his pier super intendent, Captain Jarvls: Captain McKegg of the Furness Withy Line; George Watson of the American Hawaiian Line, and any number of others. From Bush Terminal, whose piers 8 and 7 the Lloyd Brasilero Line has used In the past 26 years, there were Col. P. H. Gerhardt, who acted as toastmaster; J. A. Lehman (Gus to his friends), assistant general superintendent; W. H. Cochrane, T. C. costello, G. M. Smith and more besides. " Back In Two Months Even before such a gathering of friends, Charles Crooks was not at ease. After speeches by William Edgar, who emphasized that Crooks' good morning greeting was the same when Edgar was a mule driver on the pier as now, when he is general superintendent of Bush Terminal; and by Eugene Carroll, the towboat man; Crooks Just had to say something. His speech, consisting of about three sentences, had about a dozen "thank you's" in It. There were tears in his eyes and a catch in his voice, but you would think Daniel Webster had Just finished an oration from the noise when he sat down. ; After more speeches, in which the veteran pier superintendent was lauded for his good fellowship and honesty, presentation was made by Colonel Gerhardt of a traveling bag for Mr, Crooks, a- clock for Mrs. Crooks, and a pair of binoculars for theia. son. ' After his two months trip to Brazil, Crooks expects to be right back on the Job at pier 7, Bush Terminal, foot of 40th St. LEGION FLANS CARNIVAL A benefit carnival for the welfare fund of the Edward A. Cummings Post, 819, American Legion, will open this evening on the vacant lots at Smith St. and 2d Place. The arrangements are in charge of John J. Cummings and Joseph A. Gallagher of the legion post. The car nival will run nightly until Aug. 3. Belasco 'Cracks Whip9 and Eats TnhnnpA Food on 76th Birthday Atlantic City, N. J, July 25 (ZD David Belasco celebrated today an event which happened In San Francisco 76 years ago and called this the blithest birthday he's ever had. It marked for him the end of a theatrical season his 50th odd in which his only production, a boisterous little farce called "It's a Wise Child," made more money for him than any play he ever has produced. ' One hundred and fifty-two candles, alight on two cakes, and flowers and telegrams and cables Verc tokens that his friends remembered the day. But "The Governor," his white hair awry and both eyes fixed on French Say American Church Is Not Gothic Paris Edifice Not True Type of Old Architecture Due to Steel Frame, They Say-Catholics Now Ultra-Modern, Protestants Conservative By GUY HICKOK g Paris, July 18 In France, the home of Gothic architecture, the only new Gothic structure Is being erected by Americans. It is the new American Church ol Paris on the banks of the Seine not far from thg French Foreign Office. OFF FOR BRAZIL Charles Crooks Corrigan Order Hits 19 Brooklyn Court Attaches Men High in Politics and Long in Jobs Shifted for 'Good of Service' Four chief clerks, five captains of court attendants and 10 court at tendants In Brooklyn Magistrates' Courts will transfer to different courts from those in which they are now working, on Aug. 1, following a new order Issued by Chief Magistrate Joseph E. Corrigan yesterday afternoon. The new shakeup made "for the stood of the service" prob ably was the most sweeping the Brooklvn Magistrates' Courts have cxtjerienced since they were formed, Amone the changes are transient of men who have been prominent both in politics and in court work, Some of them have held their present lobs for 10 or 15 years, but next week will have to go to new ones. Esquirol Transferred Amone the clerks are Joseph H, Esquirol, who is taken out of Adams Street and the Woman's Court and writ to Gates Ave. Charles -Nitre, mhn has been In Gates Ave. for uears crws down to Adams St. William Betz, clerk in Flatbush and Abraham Marker, veteran Co ney Island court clerk, also change places. The rest of the clerks are to keep their present places. Among the captains transferred is Doml- nick Dowd, tne riaiDusn iewaui who comes down to Adams ei. Other transfers of captains are Thomas Marrion from Adams St. to New Jersey Ave.; David J. Dunn frnm Bridee Plaza to uates Ave. Walter C. Tilley from Gates Ave. to Bridee Plaza, and Richard U. Brom era from New Jersey Ave. to Snyder Ave. Other Transfers The attendants transferred are; EDWARD J. McOUIRE, from trie Ada mi Street and Women'! Court to the Oitet Avenue Court. CEOROE J. WKTTZ. lrom the Gates Avenue Court to the New Jersey Avenue Court. PATRICK J. McBRIDE. from the Bridge Plara Court to the New Jersey Avenue Court. FRANK LEMBO. from the New Jersey Ave. nue Court to the Brldae Plaza Court. niinnr.it n UEVRAN. from the New Jer sey Avenue Court to the Fifth Avenue court. - MFLVIN A. HAWLEY, from the Coney Island Court to the Adami Street and Women's Court THOMAS PHELAN, from Traffic Court to the Conev Island, Court. WILLIAM J. TREACY, from the Snyder Av-mm Court to Traffic Court. BERNARD LYNCH, from the Coney Island Court to tne onyner Avenue uouri, MICHAEL F. CASALE, from the Fifth Ave nue Court to the Coney Island Court. German Ocean Fliers Reach Croydon Airport Croydon Airdrome, England, July 25 W Wolf Hirth and Oscar Weller, the German aviators who started from Berlin yesterday In a small monoplane on an attempted flight to the United States by way of the Orkneys, arrived here this noon from Calais. "Dancing Partner," which he Is trying out here for Broadway, said he'd spend today "cracking the whip." Between times, maybe, he'd have a, bite of cake and maybe even a slice' of lemon meringue pie. Both are forbidden by his doctor, except on great occasions. He said he would produce four more plays this season: "Tonight or Never," by Baroness LIU Hatvany, for Helen Gahagan; a play by Patrick Kearney for Beth Merrill; "The Berg," by Ernest Raymond, with C. Aubrey Smith as a principal, and "Laughing Boy." a dramatization of Oliver La Farge's Pulitzer prize novel. OslJ architects, on the other hand, have frankly abandoned the Gothic style in new churches for the most "modern" applications of reinforced concrete. Comment among French architect! is rather critical of the American project. "Not Gothie With Steel" "The Americans are building a Gothic church with a steel frame. which is not Gothic," they say. With their tight French logic they reason that if the early church architects had had steel and con crete to work with they would never rave Duiit Gothic churches at an. The Gothic style, they argue, was merely a means to get height and light with the only building ma terial they had at hand. A modern church architect still wants height and light, but with new materials he should produce It in a new wav In harmonv with the age or steel and cement. American Gothic, exterior details of Gothic decoration laid on over a steel frame, is no more Gothic ar chitecture than a Gothic cathedral painted on canvas at the Opera, or at Hollywood, to the French point of view. Progressive vs. Constructive , The conservative Church of Rome Is accepting ultra-modern edifices which may seem to Americans as strangely unchurchly. The progress sive Protestant American Church is sticking to the style that the Roman (hurch created and has abandoned, At iizaoetnsvllle is a new con crete church in which slim, rein forced columns hold up the roof wnue tne walls, lacy, concrete arabesques filled in with stained glass, hang from the eaves Instead of sud- porting them. The result Is that a whole wall is a stained glass window. "A result," explains the French architect, "which the architects of the true Gothic period tried to get, but could not because they had only stone. "We are trying to do what they would have done had they had our facilities," they say. Quantity Production At Villemomble, another suburb of Paris, the tall, new bell tower is crowned with massive sculptured figures of the saints, carved in the concrete before it dried. In the new church of St. Christophe hi Paris the architect applied "methods of fabrication en serle (quantity production), comparable to those employed in the automobile Indus try." The ultra-modern trend In new European churches is pushed to its extreme in a building used at present to house an art exhibition at the Antwerp International Exposition. This structure, which is permanent and is to be used as a church from the time the exposition ends, is from the exterior irresistibly reminiscent of a typical Brooklyn armory," though inside it Is Byzan tine in character. The new American Church in Paris, though it has a steel frame and includes much concrete, will show no trace of either when finished. It will be English Gothic. French church Celery Is Very Cheap; Best Offered at 20 Cents a Bunch Celery is very cheap just now with the wholesale market described "demoralized," which means that more celery has come In than can be absorbed by the retailers at a reasonable profit. The very highest grade of celery hearts, dwarf, fresh, carefully selected stock may be hau at 20 cents a bunch. Stalks of celery were found on Myrtle Ave. today from five cents stalk for undesirable stock to a very fresh looking grade for 10 cents a stalk or three for 25 cents. This was of good color, with fresh green tops. Housewives who try to check up on their vegetable prices by comparing retail and wholesale prices find tr 'tnselves utterly at sea with Magly Is Indorsed For Kiwanis Post The Jamaica Kiwanis Club in' dorsed M. Paul Magly, district tniS' eee of the organization, at its meeting yesterday in the Central Queens Branch Y. M. C. A., Jamaica, for the office of lieutenant governor of Kiwanis Clubs of the State of New York. The election Is to take place at the State convention In September, at Jamestown, N. Y. Besides Magly, Clarence Kempner, president, and Edward Warnke, secretary of the Jamaica group, were aamed to act as delegates to the conference up-State. Waitress Is Slashed By Man in Restaurant Mrs. Lena Perlllo, 35, 383 Hewes St., Brooklyn, a waitress In the Italian Gardens, 26 2d Ave., Manhattan, was attended at St Mark's Hospital last night for razor cuts inflicted by a customer of the restaurant whose attentions she rebuffed. After slashing Mrs. Perlllo the man fled. Her assailant, known at the restaurant only as "Tony," Is being sought by detectives. Huston's Post Slated for Fess As Fight Eiids G. O. P. Chairman In forms .President He Will Resign Aug. 7 Washington, July 25 0W The stormy service of Claudius Huston as chairman of the Republican Na tional Committee Is at an end. Mr. Huston brought a sudden close to the controversy over his leader ship late last night when he told President Hoover that he would call the Executive Committee of the Na tional Committee together on Aug. 7 and submit his resignation. The President approved. Senator Fess of Ohio is the choice of the Republican high command to succeed Huston and his election by the Executive Committee next month Is confidently predicted. Robert Lucas, of Kentucky, who became Commissioner of Internal Revenue a few months ago, is slated to take over the active campaign work for the approaching Congressional elections as executive assistant to Fess. Huston Sees President The new organization has the approval of President Hoover and It Is his intention that it should get to work early next month. Huston's announcement of retirement came suddenly last night after a hectic round of conferences. Coming to the capital late In the evening, Huston went Into conference with James Francis Burke, counsel of the National Committee. The White House visit was arranged immediately. Burke made the following announcement on behalf of Huston at the conclusion of the conference: "I have just had a satisfactory conference with the President and we are In entire accord on our program. The President has approved my decision to call a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Na tional Committee on Aug. 7 at which time I intend to submit my resignation as chairman of the Republican National Committee." Met Huston In New York The party row over Huston had quieted when word was passed around that Huston intended to re sign after Congress adjourned. But when Congress adjourned and no word was forthcoming from Huston the Republican chieftains got busy They decided upon a showdown. They met with Huston who said he would announce his plans after the special session ef the Senate ad' joumed. The special session ended on Monday and Huston was both silent and missing. Hurried confer ences ensued. Mr. Burke and Joseph R. Nutt, of Cleveland, the committee treasurer, called Wednesday at the White House. They hastened to New York that night and saw Huston. Late yesterday Huston came back to the city. Balrd to See Hoover Camden, N. J., July 25 There was a report here last night that United States Senator David Balrd Jr. may be offered the chairman ship of the Republican National Committee following receipt of a telephone call from Washington, D. C, from the Senator, during which he said that he and his bride of a few weeks have been Invited to pass the weekend with President Hoover at the Rapidan Camp. Senator Balrd's work in the candidacy of Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow is thought to have great influence with the President. celery, because celery comes into the wholesale market in the "rough" and Is prepaid i for retail trade by experts. The best celery coming Into the market today Is from California and other far western points, while New York State celery has not yet reached Its prime. To show the relative cheapness of celery now the wholesale prices for 1930 and 1929 were compared. This year for July 24 the highest price qunted for crated celery was $4, while in 1929 the highest price was til a crate. Very good cucumbers may had for five cents each In the best markets and as low as' four for 10 cents on Myrtle Ave., for small stock that does not run even In size or shape. Stamp Nudes Create Furor Among Collectors; Fear Ban The question of what is art and what Is nudity has come up again with a new twist. The situation has Incidentally brought up a new problem In philatelies, according to Herman Toaspem, stamp dealer. collector and prize winner. It's all because of the new Spanish stamps which. Mr. Toaspem writes from his office at 520 5th Ave., Manhattan, "have created quite a furor In stamp-collecting circles." The furor arises from the circum stance that Spain has decided to mix high art with its newest stamps There is, for example, a large one-peseta stamp which carries a reproduction of Goya's "La Maja Des-nuda," a portrait of the Duchess of Alba, done in the latter part of the Eighteenth Century and done In the nude. Letters with the artistic Spanish stamps have been arriving in the United States, and "we hear from a Boston stamp dealer that they have been mutilated in that city in passing through the mails." Then, In Paris, the International Democrats Map Drive to Gain House Control Efforts Centered on Get ting Back Lost Seats to Give 218 Majority Washington, July 25 (P) Demo cratic chieftains are laying plans for an intensive Congressional cam' palgn to begin late in August by which they hope to obtain enough seats in the House to give them control in the Seventy-second Con gress. Formulated at secret conferences between the party leaders here and in New York, the plans entail the raising of funds for drives in 72 districts in border and Northern States the Democrats hope to wiir. Hope to Gain 30 Seats The money to be raised Is to be used exclusively for the Congressional campaign. None of it is to be applied to the $500,000 deficit of the Democratic National Committee. Not only do the Democratic lead ers expect to recapture the 30 seats lost in the 1928 elections, which are normally Democratic but they hope to take over nearly all of the 54 seats that have gone Democratic In off-year Congressional elections during the past decade. With 23 additional seats to the 30 normally Democratic, they would have a bare majority of 218. Byrns to Direct Figbt Representative Byrns of Tennes- eee, chairman of the Democratic Congressional campaign committee, is to return to Washington late in August and direct the campaign un til the November elections. He has been assured by Jouett 8house, chairman of the Democratic Ex ecutive Committee, and John J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, of close cooperation, both in the campaign and in the raising of funds. Byrns spent several days quieny In Washington with the otner chieftains arranging the program. Before departing early today for his home in Nashville he said the party was In the "best shape for a Congressional fight that we have been in since 1910." Sees Control Certain With the present outlook, he said, the Democrats undoubtedly would control the House in the new Congress. The seats the Democrats expect to regain are one each in New Jersey, New York, Maryland, West Virginia, Indiana, .llinois. New Mexico and Pennsylvania; two each in North Carolina, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Ohio; three in Virginia, five in Kentucky and six in Missouri. In addition they hope to take other seats in those States and in Massachusetts, Utah, Kansas, Minnesota, the Dakotai and in Montana. At present the Democrats have 164 seats, with one vacancy from Rhode Island normally Democratic. With 23 additional seats they would have 218, which is a bare majority In the House of 435 members. G. Hackenberger Dies; Victim of Accident George W. Hackenberger, 61 years old, of 2109 Avenue J, was found dead Wednesday night In the bath room of his home. According to his family he apparently fell and struck his head against the wash basin, causing his death. He was head of the firm of Henry C. Miner, Inc.. at 12 E. 12th St., Manhattan, and is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jennie L. Hackenberger, end his son, George I. Hackenberger. He had lived in Brooklyn for 20 years and was formerly active In the affairs of the 2d A. D. Republican Club. He also belonged to St. Cecile Lodge, F. fc A. M and the Midwood Civic As-sreiation. Services will be held in Philadelphia on Monday. Hospital Here Gets Wolverton Bequest The Methodist Episcopal Hospital, 6th St. and 7th Ave., receives $5,000 by the will of Mrs. Edith Beaver Wolverton, 1167 5th Ave., Manhat tan, on file in the New York county Surrogate's Court. It is to be used for maintenance of the "Ethel Wol verton Crib." Chief beneficiary of the will is a sister, Mrs. Henry Tilge of 1107 5th Ave. She gets a life In terest In a residuary estate of more than $50,000. Postal Union has received objections to the new art stamp. At the Postofflce in Washington, however, it was said that nothing could be done about stamp designs of other nations, and this was one encouraging note for the stamp people. MISS AUSSEM CAN'T VISIT U. S. Berlin, July 25 UP) The German Tennis Association yesterday refused Miss Cecille Aussem permission to compete in the American national tennis championships as the American event falls on the date of an international team match between Germany and Great Britain at Berlin. Miss Aussem had planned to compete In the United States In doubles with Tllden and In women's doubles with Miss Elizabeth Ryan. Natives of the Punjab still spear their fish in small streams with a trident, not unlike that depicted on English coins. Stories of Cannon Marks Spot Of British Landing Denyse's Ferry (now Fort Hamilton), where British and Hessians landed on Aug. U2, 1776, under cover of several wrjships. Home of Denyse Family That Stood at Fort Hamilton Suffered From Shells Fired From War-ships Covering English Move in 1776 By MAURICE E. McLOVGHLIN Down at Fort Hamilton there Is a little park, and just where the road turns away from the water front there is a huge old-fashioned cannon. Just about where the cannon Is mounted stood the home of the Denyse family. There' was a ferry at the foot of the grassy slope that led down to the bay, and It was known as Denyse's Ferry. The picture gives a general idea oi now tne spot looked during the Revolutionary War. On Aug. 22, 1776, hundreds of Hessian and British soldiers were landed on the shore at this point, under cover of the guns of several British warships. Near the place where the soldiers landed were the houses of Denis Denyse, Adrian Bennet and Simon Cortelyou. The Denyse and Bennet houses suffered more or less from the shells fired from the ships, but for some reason the Cortelyou house was not made a target by the British gunners. The Common Ancestor The common .ancestor of the Denyse family was Denyse Theu-nise. Another member was Denyse Denyse "of the Narrows," as described by Nergen in "Early Settlers of Kings County." He was a large landholder and a man of so much consequence In New Utrecht that he was chosen as a delegate to the Continental Congress in Philadelphia in May, 1775. During thr War of 1812, William Denyse was a captain of the New Utrecht company of the 64th Regiment, which was encamped In front of Fort Greene, about where Hudson Ave. Is now. The family name again shone forth In 1817, when Isaac Denyse became a member of the first hook and ladder company organized In Brooklyn, Quaint Document The will of Denyse Denyse, reproduced in full In "Reminiscences of Old New Utrecht and Gowanus," by Mrs. Bleccker Bangs, Is a quaint document. It is dated Aug. 22. 1800, and the opening sentences read as follows: "In the Name of God, Amen The twenty-second day of August in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred I. Denyse Denyse of the Narrows, in the Town of New Utrecht in Kings County, State of New York. Yoeman, being at present very we'l it incood health & perfect of mind, memory St understanding, but considering the uncertainty of this transitory life, I Do make, publish and declare this my last Will and Testament In manner and form following that is to say, Firstly I recommend my Soul into the hands of God who gave It & my body I recommend It to the earth to be burled In a Christian like St decent manner at the direction of my Executors here inafter named, nothing doubting but at the general resurrection I shall receive the same again by the mighty power ol God & as for such worldly estate wherewith It hath pleased God to bless me with in this life. I give, aevise c dls pose of the same in manner Si form following (Viz.)" Dr. Cornelius E. Hasian Dies at Huntington Dr. Cornelius E. Hagan of 461 Rldgcwood Ave., a practicing phvsl- clan here for the past 20 years, died suddenly yesterday of a heart a-ttack at his summer home on Sound View Drive. Huntington Bay Hills, L. I He was 43 years old.' Dr. Hagan was born In Secaucus N. J., on Sept. 14. 1886. and waf graduated from the Bellevue Hos-nital Medical School In 1907. He had a wide practice and was on the staff of the Lutheran Hospital He was a member of Yew Tree Lodge, F. & A. M., and Brooklyn Lcdee, 22, B. P. O. E. He is stir-viyrf hv hfs wife. Mrs. Katherine L. Hagan, and two sons, Corneliut W. Jr and Robert D. Hagan Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the Fair-child Chapel, 86 LefTerts Place. Valley Stream Flier Held in False Alarm Harry Van Llew. 25, who said he lived at 85 E. Lincoln Ave., Valley Stream, and was an aviator, was ar rested late last night on a charge of disorderly conduct after he had turned in a fire alarm from a box at 55th St. and Sutton Place South. Manhattan. Questioned by police why he had turned In the alarm Van Liew had nothing more to say than "I don't know." Old Brooklyn Bold Jewel Thief s Bid for Diamonds Spoils Grand Slam Women Bridge Players Lose $1,000 in Gems to Interloper With Gun Police today were trying to solve two daring robberies yesterday by men who pretended to be meter Inspectors, one at a home at Forest Hills and one at Garden City. Though it is not believed that both thefts were the hand of a single man, In each case the thief was dark, clean-shaven and exceedingly polite, and though he relieved women of their valuables he made no search for further plunder. The first robbery interrupted an afternoon bridge game at the home of Mrs. Oeorge Sparge at 72-11 K esse 1 St.. Forest Hills. Mrs. Sparge was on the verge of making a grand slam when the stranger came in with a facility for taking diamond tricks. The doorbell rang and Mrs. Sparge opened it to find an apparent meter inspector. Instead of go ing downstairs the visitor walked boldly into the living room, to the amazement of Mrs. Arthur Hodg kiss, Mrs. Norma Metcalf and Mrs. Robert Wallace, all from Valley Stream, who were waiting for the game to continue. "Kindly stand up and line up against the wall," said the man with faultless enunciation, showing a re volver at the same time. "Now Just throw your jewelry and your pocket-books Into that chair." When Mrs. Sparge shed a tear or two at the thought of losing her tfedding ring, the kind-hearted visitor restored it, and he also gave back a watch to Mrs. Hodgklss. He kept about $1,000 worth of Jewelry and left, however, after locking the ladles In the bathroom. The other robbery occurred in the evening at the home of Mrs. Editn Delaney of 213 Kilburn St.. Garden City. The alleged meter Inspector got only $2.60 In this cose before he was frightened away by the cries of a maid. Bride of 6 Weeks Buried Saturday Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Zesch Galssert, well-known member of the Jamaica Tabernacle, Church of God, will be held Saturday afternoon at the church, 168th St., near 90th Ave., Jamaica. The Rev. Homer A. Tomllnson will officiate. Interment will follow in Flushing Cemetery. Mrs. Galssert had been a bride of only six weeks, being married to John Galssert, a clerk in the Wall St. branch of the Bank of Manhattan, on June 7 last. She died at their home, 89-14 210th St., Bellalre. in her 22d year, on Wednesday I morning, from blood poisoning. Mrs. Galssert was well known in church circles, being a member of the Jamaica Tabernacle Young People's Group and also Its trumpet soloist. She is survived by her husband, three sisters, Mrs. Christina Dugan, Mrs. Julia Islln and Mrs. Bertha Nichols, and her father, C. M. Zesch. Ex-Pugilist Trains at Coney Pushing Boardwalk Chairs By JO RANSON Prize fight devotees will no doubt recall the name of Jack Thompson, Nfgro heavyweight, who fought 20 years ago in the prize ring. Today Thompson is pushing one of those wheel chairs on the Coney Island boardwalk and anv one who wishes to spot him on the Island will have no difficulty In doing so. He stands like a giant with huge shoulders and Brest big hands peering over the multitudes. Pushing the boardwalk chairs Is great sport, according to .the man who fought Harry Wills. Sam Lang- ford, Battling Jim Johnson, Jeff Clark and toured with Jack .Den.p- sey as a sparring rai'iner. Cairo Reports j Waf (list Plot To Oust Fuad AH Egypt Tense a Humor of Revolution Crows in Strength London, July 25 W The London correspondent of the Dally Express says that Egypt is bordering on revolution and that the Wafdista (Nationalists) will hold a session of Parliament outside the Parliamentary Building in1 Cairo tomorrow. As a result, the correspondent adds, heavy forces of troops have been concentrated in the capital and there is grave danger of a serious clash. Such sessions have been prohibited by King; Faud since Premier Ismail Sldky Pasha recently formed a new cabinet. Followers of Nahas Pasha, former Premier, planned Monday to hold a forcible session Inside the Parliament Building but called It off because of the government's show of force. Adherents of the Wafdist party led riots for the next two days In Cairo, Port 6aid and Suez. The correspondent writes that al Egypt Is tense, with reports frequent that the Wafdtsts are planning tc' force King Faud's abdication and establish either a republio or a new dynasty. Cairo Is filled with troops and In Alexandria, where a large British warship lies in the bay, its guns trained upon the city, armed British and Egyptian police patrol the city and piers. Everywhere, he writes, the citizens are nervous, foreign business Is para- y:u ma mere is some doubt about the loyalty of the army. Wafdist propaganda has been spread widely among the troops. Census Reveals 1 Only 81,263 Are Unemployed Here Doherty Declares Ficure. Isn't High Compared to Other Big Communities The announcement that 81 265 able-bodied persons were unemployed In Brooklyn when the Federal census was taken, was received today by Leo V. Doherty, chief supervisor of the census here, and Mortimer H. Michaels, supervisor of the 29th census district, as an indication that the local unemployment situation was less serious than It had been pictured. The population of the borough Is 2,596.154. "I think," said Doherty. "that this Is a very small percentage for a large community like Brooklyn. It does not seem high when we compare It with Manhattan and other large cities." "There is certainly nothing alarm. Ing about this figure," Michaels said, "I had expected the unemployment returns for the borough would reveal a much larger number of Idle here. Considering the constant cries about unemployment and hard times and business depression. I was favorably Impressed." The figures by census districts are 28th district. 13.831: 31st district, 16.759: 32d district. 17,675; 29th and 30th districts combined, 33.000.' 1 Merchants Fined; Broke Sanitary Code Four merchants of Queens Villana paid fines yesterday In the Jamaica Magistrate's Court for violating the Sanitary Code. Samuel Sigelrr.an. who owns a grocery, store at 217-11 Jamaica Ave., Queens Village, was flnpd $25 for nfferjig for sale 20 quarts of sour cream which didn't contain 36 percent butter fats, as required by law. A $10 fine was Imposed by Magis trate Frank Giorgio on Adam Mor-nanstein after an inspector of the Department of Hralth testified that he found 35 quarts of unwholesoms milk In the defendant's store at Sheffield and Spr.ncficld Aves. Stephen Bittner of 218-18 Hemp stead Ave. was fined $5 for offering to sell utter and eggs In his store without a permit from the Denirt- ment of 't "op was paid by josepn cieicn, wno. rondtir'tort s ' t'' Jama'ca Ave. without a permit from the city. SETS SWIM RECORD; Manchester. England, July 25 (m A new world's swimming record for the 200 yards, breaststroke. for women was claimed today for Cella Wolstenholme. She swam the distance last night In 2 minutes 58 seconds, beating the former record by 1V4 seconds. Thompson started to fight back in 1909 and continued to battle until 1921 when he quit the game and decided to try other professions. Now he wishes he were back In the ring. Parading up and down the boardwalk with chairs gives the former fighter a chance to recuperate his strength. "I walk about 30 miles a day," he says, "from Sea Gatp to Brighton Beach, and my lees fel swell. It's darn fine training, let me tell you." "When I first came down here," he points out. "mv lejs were awfully weaK Took at them now. I sur? (.uuld like to go back in the game."
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If you grew up Lutheran or not, if you've spent much time in a Lutheran church, you'll recognize some of these "truths according to Garrison Keillor". Likewise, if you've never been exposed to the Lutheran church, you'll really wonder about some of these. Trust a Lutheran – they are mostly true although not completely explainable or understandable!
I have made fun of Lutherans for years - who wouldn't, if you lived in Minnesota? But I have also sung with Lutherans and that is one of the main joys of life, along with hot baths and fresh sweet corn.
We make fun of Lutherans for their blandness, their excessive calm, their fear of giving offense, their lack of speed, also for their secret fondness for macaroni and cheese. But nobody sings like they do.
If you ask an audience in New York City, a relatively Lutheranless place, to sing along on the chorus of 'Michael Row Your Boat Ashore,' they will look daggers at you as if you had asked them to strip to their underwear. But if you do this among Lutherans they'll smile and row that boat ashore and up on the beach! And down the road!
Lutherans are bred from childhood to sing in four-part harmony. It's a talent that comes from sitting on the lap of someone singing alto or tenor or bass and hearing the harmonic intervals by putting your little head against that person's rib cage. It's natural for Lutherans to sing in harmony. We're too modest to be soloists, too worldly to sing in unison. When you're singing in the key of C and you slide into the A7th and D7th chords, all two hundred of you, it's an emotionally fulfilling moment.
I once sang the bass line of "Children of the Heavenly Father" in a room with about three thousand Lutherans in it; and when we finished, we all had tears in our eyes, partly from the promise that God will not forsake us, partly from the proximity of all those lovely voices. By our joining in harmony, we somehow promise that we will not forsake each other.
I do believe this: These Lutherans are the sort of people you could call up when you're in deep distress. If you're dying, they'll comfort you. If you're lonely, they'll talk to you. And if you're hungry, they'll give you tuna salad!
1. Lutherans believe in prayer, but would practically die if asked to pray out loud.
2. Lutherans like to sing, except when confronted with a new hymn or a hymn with more than four stanzas.
3. Lutherans believe their pastors will visit them in the hospital, even if they don't notify them that they are there.
4. Lutherans usually follow the official liturgy and will feel it is their way of suffering for their sins.
5. Lutherans believe in miracles and even expect miracles, especially during their stewardship visitation programs or when passing the plate.
6. Lutherans feel that applauding for their children's choirs would make the kids too proud and conceited.
7. Lutherans think that the Bible forbids them from crossing the aisle while passing the peace.
8. Lutherans drink coffee as if it were the Third Sacrament.
9. Some Lutherans believe that an ELCS bride and an LCMS groom make for a mixed marriage.
10. Lutherans feel guilty for not staying to clean up after their own wedding reception in the Fellowship Hall.
11. Lutherans are willing to pay up to one dollar for a meal at church.
12. Lutherans think that Garrison Keillor stories are totally factual.
13. Lutherans still serve Jell-O in the proper liturgical color of the season and think that peas in a tuna noodle casserole add too much color.
14. Lutherans believe that it is OK to poke fun at themselves and never take themselves too seriously.
*When you watch a 'Star Wars' movie and they say, 'May the Force be with you,' you respond, 'and also with you'.
Also... Special Thanks to Laura Caupert (Council Member) for digging this up!


You may be asking yourself "What is The Imaginary Opera? Isn't that just a song we do?"
But it's also much more.
So. You're thinking to yourself "Drew, this whole Imaginary Opera idea is pretty half-baked." Yes, it's almost exactly half baked. But I'm pretty good at completing things like this. And we're at the halfway point.
But The Imaginary Opera is a separate thing from a regular Diatomaceous Earth concert. At least I think it is under normal circumstances.
Now we need to find a puppet maker.


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Das Palais Auersperg (ursprünglich Palais Rofrano, später auch Palais Rosenkavalier) ist ein Barock-Palais in der Auerspergstraße 1 im 8. Wiener Gemeindebezirk Josefstadt.

Geschichte
Erbaut wurde das Palais in den Jahren 1706 bis 1710 an der Stelle des ehemaligen Rottenhofes nach den Plänen der Architekten Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach und Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt für Hieronymus Capece de Rofrano. (Da in der 1911 uraufgeführten Oper "Der Rosenkavalier" der Librettist Hugo von Hofmannsthal die fiktive Titelfigur mit dem Namen Octavian Rofrano bedachte, wurde der Operntitel im 20. Jahrhundert in Anlehnung an den Bauherren zeitweilig zum Namensgeber des Palais.) Der Mittelteil wurde 1720–1723 durch Johann Christian Neupauer wesentlich verändert. Es erfolgten Aufträge an den Hofsteinmetzmeister Elias Hügel aus Kaisersteinbruch, harter "Kaiserstein" wurde für die Prunkstiege und die Säulen verwendet.

1759 wurde das Haus von Joseph Friedrich von Sachsen-Hildburghausen gemietet, der als Leiter seiner Hauskonzerte Christoph Willibald Gluck  verpflichtete. Der Prinz nutzte das damalige Palais Rofrano etwa ab 1749 als Winterdomizil. Zu dieser Zeit war das Palais durch musikalische Darbietungen unter der Leitung von Giuseppe Bonno bekannt. Zwischen 1754 und 1761 fanden im Palais Rofrano in den Wintermonaten wöchentliche Academien (Musikveranstaltungen) statt. Außerdem wurden auch einige rauschende Feste für die höhergestellte Aristokratie veranstaltet, die sich höchster Beliebtheit erfreuten.

1777 erwarb Johann Adam Fürst Auersperg das Palais Rofrano. Er war ein Vertrauter Franz-Stephans und Maria Theresias. Ab 1786 fanden im seither Palais Auersperg genannten Barockpalais eine Serie musikalischer Veranstaltungen von großer gesellschaftlicher Bedeutung statt. Unter anderem wurden in dieser Zeit Wolfgang Amadeus Mozarts Idomeneo und Joseph Haydns Sieben Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze aufgeführt.

Nachdem die vier Kinder von Johann Adam Fürst Auersperg aus erster Ehe verstorben waren und seine zweite Ehe kinderlos blieb, adoptierte er seinen Neffen Carl Auersperg (1750–1822), der 1795 sein Erbe antrat. Die Ehe von Carl und seiner Frau Josepha blieb ebenfalls kinderlos, daher adoptierten sie 1812 den Neffen von Carl, Prinz Vinzens Auersperg, der wiederum 1817 sein Erbe antrat. In der Zeit zwischen 1827 und 1837 bewohnte Prinz Wasa samt schwedischem Königshof das Palais, nachdem ihm in seiner Heimat sein Erbe streitig gemacht worden war.

1864 ließ Vinzens Fürst von Auersperg auf dem Gartengrundstück entlang der Lerchenfelder Straße ein Ballhaus errichten. Nach dem Tod des Fürsten 1872 ließ seine Witwe Wilhelmine Fürstin von Auersperg bauliche Veränderungen an diesem Ballhaus vornehmen, um die Räumlichkeiten an das Geometrische Institut vermieten zu können. 1901 wurde jedoch das Ballhaus unter Fürst Franz Joseph von Auersperg wieder seiner ursprünglichen Verwendung zugeführt. Im Zweiten Weltkrieg erlitt das Ballhaus so schwere Schäden, dass es in der Folge abgetragen werden musste.

1878 übernahm Wilhelmine Fürstin von Auerspergs erstgeborener Sohn Franz Joseph Emanuel (1856–1938) das Besitztum gemeinsam mit seiner Gattin Gräfin Wilhelmine Kinsky. Wilhelmine organisierte mehrere Wohltätigkeitsveranstaltungen zu Gunsten der Vereinigung zur Errettung verwahrloster Kinder. Es wurden Theaterstücke und Konzerte zu wohltätigen Zwecken im Rosenkavaliersaal abgehalten, bei denen teilweise Aristokraten mitwirkten.

Mit dem Bau der parallel-laufenden Zweierlinie der Ringstraße verlor das Palais seinen umzäunten Ehrenhof und die Straße wurde direkt an das Gebäude verlegt.

Zwischen 1923 und 1935 waren zwischenzeitlich das Bundesdenkmalamt und eine Filmgesellschaft im Palais eingemietet. 1940 erbte Ferdinand Fürst Auersperg (1887–1942) das Palais, 1942 ging es an seine Schwester Christiane Croÿ über. Diese bewohnte während des Zweiten Weltkriegs mit ihrer Familie die oberen Räume des Palais. Dort hielten sie auch Widerstandskämpfer versteckt, wovon heute noch ein Schild neben dem Haupteingang berichtet. 1944 wurde im Palais Auersperg das "Provisorische österreichische Nationalkomitee", auch als O5 bekannt, gegründet. 1945 wurde das Palais von der Interalliierten Militärpolizei beschlagnahmt und als Hauptquartier genutzt.

Konsul Alfred Weiss, Eigentümer von Arabia Kaffee, erwarb das Palais 1953. Von 1953 bis 1954 wurde das Haus nach Plänen von Oswald Haerdtl um ein Restaurant, einen Wintergarten und Veranstaltungsräume ergänzt. Alfred Weiss eröffnete im Palais einen Kaffeehausbetrieb mit 600 Sitzplätzen. Vor der Orangerie richtete er eine große Terrasse ein. Nach seinem Tod 1987 verkauften seine Erben das Palais Auersperg an die Unternehmergruppe General Partners A.G.

Anfang 2006 wurde das Palais um 20 Millionen Euro von einer Eigentümergesellschaft an einen ausländischen Privatmann verkauft. In der zweiten Jahreshälfte 2008 wurde es erneut verkauft, diesmal über ein Bieterverfahren im Internet. Als "Richtwert" für Gebote hatte der Eigentümer 33 Millionen Euro genannt.

Gegenwärtig wird das Palais als Veranstaltungsort für Bälle und andere Großveranstaltungen genutzt. Die Beletage besteht aus elf Sälen (Maria-Theresien-Saal, Rosenkavaliersaal, Blauer Salon, Kronprinz-Rudolf-Saal, Musiksalon, Loggia, Bibliothek, Gluck-Galerie, Kaisersaal, Idomeneo-Saal, Altes Restaurant) und fasst bis zu eintausend Personen. Während die Prunkräume unverändert blieben, wurden im Obergeschoß einige Flächen zu Büroräumlichkeiten erschlossen. In den 2010er Jahren wurde die Beletage restauriert.

Bis 2014 fand hier der Rosenball statt.

Am 15. Juni 2021 wurde in der Ediktsdatei des Österreichischen Bundesministerium für Justiz die freihändige Veräußerung des Palais angekündigt und der Wert des Objekts mit 20.530.000,00 EUR angegeben. Mit dem Verkauf wurde das Auktionshaus Sotheby's betraut.

Literatur
 Artur Hartzlieb-Wallthor (Hg.): Ein Wiener Palais erzählt / Das Rosenkavalierpalais Auersperg. Böhlau Verlag, Wien/Köln/Weimar 1999.
 Felix Czeike: Geschichte der Stadt Wien. Verlag Fritz Molden, Wien 1981.
 Johann Adam Hiller: Lebensbeschreibungen berühmter Musikgelehrten und Tonkünstler neuerer Zeit. Leipzig 1784, Nachdruck Leipzig 1975.

Weblinks

 Webpräsenz des Palais Auersperg

 Geschichte des Palais

Einzelnachweise

Bauwerk des Hauses Auersperg
Auersperg
Barockbauwerk in Wien
Josefstadt
Wien, Palais Auersperg
Erbaut im 18. Jahrhundert
Historisches Zentrum von Wien
Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt
Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach
Baudenkmal (Wien)

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Truffle Saucisson. We are super excited about this new product - the flavour is spectacular. We are in love!
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6 COOL Things to Do in Phoenix for a HOT Time this Summer (Beyond Golf Courses and Boutiques)
June 18, 2019 By Lo12 Comments
6 HOT Things to Do in Phoenix for a COOL Time this Summer (Beyond the Golf Courses and Boutiques)
Visiting Phoenix in the dead of summer when it regularly breaks 100 degrees may sound crazy, but the sizzling temperatures are just indicative of the city's ability to turn up. And while most would think hiding out in the air conditioning or plopping down in a pool are the only reprieve from the sweltering desert heat, there's fun to be had indoors, outdoors and everywhere in between.
As the fifth largest city in the U.S., Phoenix has plenty to offer visitors year-round with summer actually being the secret season to find incredible deals and steals. Hotels have amazing bargains and you can say you lived to tell the tale. There's Wild West culture, American Indian history, and good old-fashioned nostalgic pastimes. Here are just a few of the things you should do in Phoenix this summer:
Eat Your Way Around Town
Called a "Rising Phoenix" by the Guardian, the Southwest is experiencing a major culinary revolution. Far less big boxy and chain-y than the many strip malls would suggest, there are hundreds of restaurants, local flavors and edible plants to try (prickly pear cactus being one of the most popular), making dishes innovative and "desert to table." Although somehow Phoenix does manage to get the best of the rest, privy to an In-N-Out, Shake Shack, Giordano's and Portillo's…color me jealous.
A handful of James Beard nominees and recipients lead the charge with FnB, Binkley's, and El Charro some of the culinary mainstays to seek out. Other not-to-miss spots regularly racking up accolades and press include Pizzeria Bianco (yup, it's neither NYC or Chicago said to have the best pizza in America), Little Miss BBQ (Texas-style 'cue), and Bitter & Twisted for its crazy cool cocktail program. You also can't go wrong with any of the Fox Restaurant Concepts (helmed by restauranteur Sam Fox) with Flower Child, Culinary Dropout, and Zinburger all having dishes as tasty as they are photogenic.
Mural Hop and Selfie Spots
Roosevelt Row is downtown Phoenix's walkable arts district and main creative hub, peppered with galleries and murals everywhere you turn. The First Fridays Art Walk is the place to be when more than 70 galleries and spaces open their doors to the public for free. Visitors are shuttled around on free hop on/hop off buses so grab a drink, snack from the street vendors (DIY food crawl anyone?), and get artsy.
Find a Watering Hole
If you're in need of a little R&R, Phoenix has a number of amazing resorts with spas, pools and cabanas, many which offer discounts in the summer. For a more adrenaline-filled way to cool off, Big Surf Waterpark has a Waikiki-style wave pool where you can practice hanging 10, while Maya Day & Nightclub is billed as having Vegas-style pool parties complete with fishbowls and bottle service. For a fun day out, miles upon miles of historic canals are lined with waterfront dining, breweries, bats (like in Austin!), and secret waterfalls. Natural hot springs are sprinkled throughout Arizona if you're up for a day trip and looking to treat yo 'self.
See the Native Landscape
I go to Phoenix 2-4 times a year and the giant saguaro cacti still amaze me every time. The most iconic panoramic views are from Camelback Mountain or Papago Park, but there are tons of protected outdoor spaces with well-maintained trail networks.
While you may think hiking in Phoenix in the summertime is crazy, it just means you have to wake up a little earlier and pack more water, which is fine with us because the early bird catches the shot (and those epic Southwest sunsets!). Some of our favorite places to explore are McDowell Sonoran Preserve, Superstition Wilderness Area, and South Mountain Park and Preserve. If you'd prefer to stay in town, the Desert Botanical Garden is one of the best in the country with 140-acres of flora and fauna unique to the desert.
Explore by Land or Air
Adrenaline junkies rejoice because the Southwest's unique terrain is ripe for exploration. Stellar Adventures can take you on hummers through the rugged rocks to views and vistas only seen by getting off-the-beaten-path (literally). But a hot air balloon ride with a company such as Rainbow Ryders will also give you a bird's eye view of the sprawling landscape.
Migrate North
While most snowbirds head south for the winter, Phoenicians can head north during the daytime and be back in the city by nightfall. There are charming towns like Sedona or Prescott with gorgeous billion-year old colored rock formations where you can kayak and standup paddleboard, take in the Wild West history, toss one back at the saloon, and stay at a converted brothel. You can drive parts of classic Route 66, visit Oatman, Arizona, which is home to more wild burros than people, try to score a coveted Havasupai Falls permit, or take in the views of Grand Canyon National Park. Whichever direction you head, Phoenix is a great base for adventure.
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My dad lives in Phoenix and rarely goes out in the summer as it's too hot for him. Therefore when we visit we are always looking for new things to do. Perhaps an early morning balloon ride?
That'd be lovely. I have tons of active friends there, I think the secret is just to be an early riser and do everything before 10 am ish.
The scenery around Phoenix looks amazing. I hadn't heard about the up and coming food scene in Phoenix but it sounds like any visitor would be spoiled for choice. I'm not sure I could handle the Arizona heat in the summer though!
I can not imagine being outside when it's a 100 degrees but that's coming a Brit who can happily wear a t-shirt in 15 degrees Celsius! That said Phoneix looks like a wonderful city to explore, I did not know it was the 5th biggest in the US though! The landscape looks incredible. The Grand Canyon is still to this day my favourite place in the world and I'd love to take my partner! Maybe we'll get the chance to visit Phoneix at the same time!
I have to admit that the heat in Phoenix makes me a bit nervous – but these ideas look great! We love hot air balloon rides and taking one at sunrise sounds lovely. The giant saguaro cacti also look amazing. I would love to photograph them!
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That artwalk sounds awesome! My type of thing to do, especially on super hot days! 🙂
Wait – hold on. FIFTH LARGEST IN THE COUNTRY??????????????????????????? WHAT!!?? Okay, now that the initial shock is over – hold on again. YOU CAN ACTUALLY GO OUTSIDE IN THE SUMMER??????? Hahah. Thanks for this, because I was totally under the impression Phoenix was basically a no-fly zone until it cooled off in the fall haha. Maybe I'll give it a try now!
This is literally the greatest comment. Thank you for making me LOL.
great article… covered a lot of good stuff for those us who were afraid of arizona in the summer.
Great list! I've always thought of Phoenix as a winter-only destination but this makes me want to visit in the summer too.
I've lived here for over 30 years and I'm still not one to tell family to visit in August. If you're at a resort, in the pool, that's fine. But man, even getting in and out of a car (that still hasn't cooled down after 10 minutes!) can be brutal. This summer hasn't actually been too bad yet. May was gorgeous!!! The other day at 115? Eh, not so much! I totally agree with your list, we have some amazing things to do here. Big Surf is a family favorite for us, and I might mention that if you're going to be here for awhile, consider an annual pass. It's about $50, so if you're going 3-4 times it easily pays for itself, plus gives you coupons. Again though, you still have to be careful if it's 110+ and you're out in the pool. Definitely stay hydrated!
Thank you for the tips 🙂 Agree on August not being ideal — but pretty much everywhere has one month to skip.
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'Zimbabwe must have own currency'
THE political leadership in Zimbabwe should work closely with international investors to revamp the manufacturing sector through crafting strategies that spur economic growth and lead to the return of a local currency, Caledonia Mining chief executive officer, Mr Steve Curtis, has said.
The Toronto Exchange-listed Caledonia Mining concern owns 49 percent shares in Blanket Mine in Gwanda, one of the thriving enterprises in the country.
Commenting on the economic situation in the country, Mr Curtis said the adoption of the multi-currency system in 2009 was the right thing to do in stabilising the economy in light of the festering hyperinflation that Zimbabwe experienced over the years. He, however, said the model has limitations given the liquidity challenges that the country is going through.
"One of the biggest economic issues in the country is lack of foreign currency, there is a shortage and the country is trying to operate its own economy without its own currency.
"I personally believe it was the right thing to dollarize and stabilise the economy out of those hyperinflationary periods but it's a very difficult model to grow the economy," said Mr Curtis.
"The Zimbabwean economy needs to grow so, l guess one of the most important things that the powers that be, which come into existence, will need to put their heads together with some very clever international people and formulate the way forward," he said.
In February 2009, the country adopted a multicurrency system that was dominated by the United States dollar to tame hyperinflation.
"I don't think its sustainable that you can operate with somebody else's currency in your country and l think all of us as contributors to the economy, we have to continue to work under the conditions that we have and hopefully work towards improving the situation," said Mr Curtis.
He said the country also needs to resuscitate the manufacturing sector adding that despite the prevailing economic climate his company continues to invest in Zimbabwe.
"The fact that we (Caledonia) are investing heavily is testimony that you can still do it in a challenging environment. But for an economy that probably needs to grow in double digits, there is going to be sincerity economic and fiscal policy changes.
"I think that must take place. That is exciting, so we look forward to that. There is high level of unemployment, Zimbabweans want to work and l think, they deserve an opportunity to have a job," said Mr Curtis.
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Jitesh M tops SCMS Cochin School of Business Class of 2015 (Retail) and reveals how his institute turned him into a well-rounded individual.
While there are aspirants who enroll in a management program to give their careers a boost, there are some who know that it could be their last shot at higher education. Jitesh M of SCMS Cochin School of Business admits that he is one of the latter, which is why he wanted to make the most out of his two years at the renowned B School. He seems to have done just that, as he was the proud Top Scorer in the Retail class of 2015, which won him the coveted award at this year's Convocation.
As he looks back on his journey with the institute, Jitesh says, "I joined SCMS Cochin with a lot of expectations. My two years at the institute have been full of learning and fun. Not only have I gained as an individual, with a big change in my personality, but I have also developed as a professional who is ready to work in the competitive corporate world." And, according to Jitesh, it has a lot to do with the contribution of his faculty members at the institute.
Jitesh then talks about the emphasis his institute puts on extracurricular activities through different initiatives like Parivarthana and management fests. This aids in the overall development of students. "I have gained a lot of experience from organizing different events like the management fest Shikhar, the job fair and 'Directors Fireside,'" he tells us. "We also had industrial visits to companies like Metro and Mantri mall, and that helped relate the concepts we learned in classroom to real life situations."
Now that he has won the prestigious Top Scorer award, Jitesh feels proud of his achievement knowing that his hard work has paid off. But we want to know if he has any advice for his juniors at the institute. "SCMS Cochin is a fantastic place that offers you both curricular and extracurricular activities," he says with confidence. "You need to grab them with both hands and take initiative as it will help you in the future. Look at mistakes as experiences and learn from them." Jitesh surely did grab all opportunities with both hands. And, it showed with the honour of being the Top Scorer in the Retail Batch of 2015.
Posted by scmscochin on May 11, 2015 in Student Life
Tags: MBA in Bangalore, MBA in Cochin, MBA in Kerala, PGDM in Kerala, School of Communication and Management Studies, scmc cochin school of business
Sreedevi Chandramohan wins the Achiever's Award and talks about her accomplishments at SCMS Cochin School of Business.
Sreedevi Chandramohan, a student of SCMS Cochin School of Business Class of 2015, cannot forget the moment when her name was called out as the winner of the Achiever's Award for Topper in the Banking and Insurance Service sectoral programme. For her, winning the award was a huge accomplishment. "You know, with each step I took towards the stage to collect the award I couldn't help but look back at my time at the institute," she says with a smile. "Then when I saw the proud look on my parents' faces, I said to myself, 'I have done it!' I was also thinking that this road is going to lead to bigger things in my professional life."
However, Sreedevi is the first one to admit that the academic journey with SCMS Cochin wasn't an easy ride. There were challenges along the way, which tested her mettle but also made her who she is today. "It was a wonderful journey, but, of course, there were some difficulties," she says. "I don't think any of us would say that it was an easy task to complete this course, but then it wasn't as difficult as one might expect, too. In two years here, I have made several beautiful memories that I will cherish for a long time to come."
The biggest advantage of learning at the institute for Sreedevi though, was the confidence she had managed to gain in herself. And that's something she would like her juniors at the institute to focus on as well. "You need to have complete faith in yourself and be confident in whatever you do. You may have to face challenges and handle stressful situations, but be cheerful and everything will find its own way. SCMS Cochin offers you a brilliant platform, which you can use to your advantage in your career," she concludes.
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Sharon Thankam James on what made her the Most Outgoing Student of SCMS Cochin School of Business Class of 2015.
"College is about finding a balance between assignments, family, friends, and just about a million other things; but, most importantly, it's about the balance between finding yourself and shaping yourself." These are the words of Sharon Thankam James, who recently won the award for the Most Outgoing Student at SCMS Cochin School of Business on the day of her convocation ceremony. Here she shares her thoughts on the award and her experience at the renowned management institute.
Sharon admits that as she is ready to make a new beginning and bid goodbye to her beloved campus, she is filled with mixed emotions. The award is the icing on the cake for what has been a truly memorable journey for her. "It has been a privilege to study at SCMS Cochin, primarily because of the unparalleled faculty, who are uniformly engaging and always happy to interact with students," she says, recalling all the benefits of her time at the institute. Overall, she confidently says that her time at SCMS Cochin was "a fantastic learning experience."
According to Sharon, the academic curriculum at SCMS demanded a lot of hard work and commitment. But, at the end of the day, it was well worth the effort. Revealing the secret behind being the Most Outgoing Student, she says, "It was a goal to meet new people and learn from my interactions with them. I took these opportunities and participated in extracurricular activities to hone my skills and grow as a person."
As a part of the esteemed alumni of the institute, Sharon hopes to make a name for herself and to continue to be driven and independent. She is confident her ability to do that based on her learning at the institute and her unending desire to grow as an individual. "I've learnt that one must have an unwavering passion for learning, self-discovery, and helping others to be successful," she says. "Most importantly, the individual must be driven by a never-ending desire to do things." As her success at SCMS Cochin shows, along with the award for Most Outgoing Student, Sharon is set for a bright future.
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Aparna R is thrilled to win the Chairman's Gold Medal for the Best Academic Performance at the SCMS Cochin School of Business Convocation; and, she reflects on her journey with the institute.
Convocation Day is one of the most important days in the lives of management students. For Aparna R, the convocation ceremony at SCMS Cochin School of Business turned out to be a truly memorable one because she was awarded the Chairman's Gold Medal for the Best Academic Performance. It was certainly a big deal for the youngster who felt appreciated for her efforts throughout her academic stint at the institute. Bagging the award in front of her loved ones and esteemed guests made the occasion even more special for her.
Aparna says that she had been waiting for this day since the previous year's Convocation Ceremony, but was completely dumbstruck when she actually realized that she had won the award. "When my name was called out it felt like the floor had been swept from under my feet. I felt like I had conquered something and told myself that it was a result of all the hard work I had put in the last two years," she says with a smile.
For Aparna, the greatest joy was accepting the award in front of her parents who were naturally filled with pride. She now feels encouraged to go out there in the corporate world and bag further recognition: "I have already bagged my dream job with Deloitte and I am going to give it my best every single day. I have always believed in chasing my dreams and SCMS Cochin has told me that they can actually come true."
Aparna understands the contribution of the institute in grooming her as a professional and gives credit to her faculty team for laying out the foundation for her career. She also has parting advice to her juniors: "Find out your passion, whatever it might be and work for it before it's late. Don't deter under any circumstances. If you are determined nothing can stop you from achieving your goals." These are wise words form an accomplished student – her juniors would be well advised to follow Aparma's advice.
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SCMS-COCHIN CONVOCATION CEREMONY – 22ND BATCH
Women steal the show in numbers and performance, bagging 3 of the 4 major awards
27th April 2015, Cochin: The Convocation Ceremony of the 22nd Batch of SCMS-Cochin was conducted with traditional grandeur today. In all, 120 students were awarded the Post Graduate Diploma by the Chief Guest, Mr. Anil Radhakrishnan, CEO, Adani Logistics Limited. The Guest of Honour for the occasion was Mr. Dimitrov Krishnan, VP, Volvo Construction Equipment (India). While addressing the students, Mr. Krishnan conveyed his delight on the fact that the number of female graduates outnumbered the male graduates.
"Here's to women power,"he commented to polite laughter from the audience. "I expect more women to be on the board of organisations, now that it has been mandated. My advice to all of you is to keep pushing the limits of your comfort zone, look for inspiration and passion, remain patient, and maintain a healthy lifestyle; it'll make you confident – physically and mentally."
The Chief Guest, Mr. Radhakrishnan (CEO, Adani Logistics), delivered an almost informal chat, peppered with a number of anecdotes – ranging from Hans Roslin's video describing 'the best part of India', to the much-discussed book by Prakash Iyer, 'The Habit of Winning'. For the award winners, just sharing space with notable industry leaders proved to be the high point of their lives thus far."It was absolutely out of the world!"gushed Aparna R. who bagged the prestigious Chairman's Gold Medal for the best student in Academics. "I had been dreaming of this moment ever since the SCMS-Cochin convocation last year. It was a great motivation to get up on stage and get the gold! When I heard my name being called out by Dr. Filomina, I was plain dumbstruck. To be honoured in front of such a large gathering, and to receive the Chairman's Gold Medal from such luminaries, and, above all else, in front of my parents…I felt like a conquerer."
But for Jithesh M. – who topped the Retail Management Sectoral Programme – it was almost a clean sweep by lady graduates this year. While Sharon Thankam James landed the Outstanding Student's Award, Sreedevi Chandramohan topped the Banking & Insurance Service Sectoral Programme.
"It's been a wonderful 2 years,"said a beaming Jithesh. "I did start out at SCMS with lots of expectations, since I had to gain enough knowledge and be groomed to fit into the corporate world. I owe a lot to my mentor at SCMS-Cochin, Dr. SriKrishnan, who supported and motivated me throughout my time at the institute. But, the best part of life at SCMS-Cochin has been the co-curricular activities like 'Parivarthana', Management Fests, and all kinds of sports. The exposure in organising events like 'SHIKHAR' (Management Fest), the Job Fair and Directors Fireside, has been unique."
The placement season this year at SCMS-Cochin had been quite a jostle, with 53 companies vying for a passing out batch of 120 students. The top corporations that recruited from SCMS-COCHIN this year included Vodafone, Deloitte, Castrol, ICICI Securities, HDFC Bank, IDBI Bank, Al Essa Group (Kuwait), Madura Fashion and Lifestyle, Wipro BPO, Madras Cements, Thomas Cook, Airtel, British Paints, ITC, Coca Cola, Catholic Syrian Bank, SBI, Kotak Mahindra, IOB, CaféCoffee Day and IDBI. The eminent speakers, the success of female graduates, and the placement record all speak to another successfully year for SCMS – Cochin and, of course, the exemplary students.
Posted by scmscochin on May 4, 2015 in News And Events
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Our crew was busy trying to navigate the influx of events on Fashion's Night Out! In this gallery we caught up with Halle Berry (Vogue's cover girl) and Brand Amabassador for Revlon at Rag & Bone: 119 Mercer Street (between Prince and Spring. Revlon's Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman recreated her runway looks for shoppers with mini makeovers.
We then got up close and personal with Adriana Lima, Doutzen Kroes, Chanel Iman at Victoria's Secret SoHo Store located at 591 Broadway (between Houston and Prince). Need we say more?
To complete the trifecta was a Modelinia party down the block at Curve with supermodel Sessilee Lopez. Curve is located at 83 Mercer Street between Spring. and Broome. Sessilee Lopez celebrated her Modelinia Magazine cover.


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Is enforcement rush violating special immigrant juveniles' rights?
On behalf of The Law Offices of John R. Alcorn, APC | Apr 21, 2017 | Immigration Detention
If there's one problem with rushing, it's that you might skip things. In the case of rushing through legal processes, the problem is that certain issues may not get their full hearing. That's a real problem when those issues relate to due process or others of our treasured values — or when the people needing a full, fair hearing are especially vulnerable.
We may be seeing some rushing taking place right now, thanks to the Trump Administration's urgent policy cracking down on unauthorized immigrants. According to four El Salvadoran moms who fled violence in Central America with their children, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is trying to deport kids who have already been granted special immigrant status.
Deporting vulnerable children — those who have been granted status as special immigrant juveniles, or SIJs — violates their rights, the mothers argue. Moreover, they assert, it violates the settlement agreement in Perez-Olano v. Holder. That settlement, originally set down in 2010, was the result of a class action lawsuit against the Obama Administration for failing to implement the protections of the SIJ status as put into law by Congress in 1990.
The four El Salvadoran children in this case came to the U.S. with their mothers in 2015, each arriving in Texas and being settled for detention at the Berks County Residential Center in Pennsylvania. Last year, they applied for and were SIJ granted status.
This special status is granted only to children under 21 who have been abused, neglected or abandoned in their home countries. Once a child is granted SIJ status, he or she can apply immediately for a green card. That will be granted once an EB-4 visa becomes available, and SIJs can stay in the U.S. legally while they apply. Furthermore, SIJ status allows kids to rescind and reopen a removal order.
USCIS: SIJ status doesn't protect you if we're cracking down
The children qualified for SIJ status and it was granted. They applied to have their removal orders rescinded, but all four received rejection letters in February. What was the rationale for their rejection?
According to the Courthouse News Service, the USCIS told them that Perez-Olano v. Holder only applies to ordinary removal proceedings, "as opposed to the expedited removal proceedings at issue." In other words, since the Trump Administration's policy is to crack down on all unauthorized immigrants, special immigrant status doesn't apply anymore.
The mothers have now sued the Trump Administration for refusing to comply with the 2010 settlement agreement. Their attorney calls the Trump Administration's rationale a farce.
"In defiance of common sense, clear congressional intent, applicable case law, and even a mere scintilla of human decency," reads the lawsuit, "defendants, without justification and or authorization, continue to illegally and indefinitely detain SIJ children up to and until the point at which defendants can ship the children back 'home' — places defendants previously determined would not be in the children's best interest to be returned to."
"These abhorrent, illegal practices," require a temporary restraining order to be issued on an emergency basis, the families argue. Such an order could temporarily halt the march of the Trump Administration's policy nationwide until a permanent decision could be reached by the courts.
How many SIJ children could be affected by this order?
The four El Salvadoran children are among those most in need of America's protection because they came in among the wave of immigrants fleeing violence in Central America and they have already been granted status as SIJs.
They are not alone. Last year, 15,101 petitions for SIJ status were approved. This year, according to the lawsuit, "at last count, 8,674 applications were still awaiting a decision."
"This is a new era," said Attorney General Jeff Sessions last week. "This is the Trump era."


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Most people are aware that there are distinct personality traits needed for the financial world. However, having a good head for figures or an analytical mind are not the only recognisable traits in this job sector.
Personality covers a wide range of factors, and when it comes to work employers will be looking for a personality that will fit within their company.
Personality traits are extremely important in relationship to the work you choose, although many people never actually consider this. Having the right personality does not just mean that you have a bubbly personality and will fit well within a team. It also means you have the personality and psychology that will fit in with the whole ethos of a company. It means that you and your chosen company are on the same wavelength when it comes to company thinking and future goals.
Employers are waking up to the importance of the right personality fit for jobs, and a great number have now introduced personality tests at interviews. There are companies that provide personality tests using proven psychometric tests to evaluate an employee or interview candidate's personality. The Myers-Briggs psychometric testing system has been used by many companies around the world to identify psychological types in relation to the work place.
The Myers-Briggs indicator is a set of questions that will determine a person's psychological type. There are no right and wrong answers to these questions but the outcome may determine the dominant personality type and lesser personality traits. The Myers-Briggs indicator can asses whether a person is more introverted or extroverted and to what degree. Whether or not they are a sensing person or a feeling person, and there will usually be a mixture of personality types within each person.
According to psychometric testers there are distinct personality types that are the right fit for a job in finances. The top personality types are introverted, sensing, feeling, and judging. They tend to be cautious, gentle and thoughtful, although they seem to be easily offended. Other traits include well organised, diligent and very stable. They enjoy a predictable life and the ability to help others in and out of the workplace. If all of these personality traits sound familiar then you may just be the right fit for a career in the finance world.
Some people do greet these tests with caution as they can be manipulated to provide a certain outcome. It is also thought that once a person has worked in a certain work environment for a length of time they should retake the test to see if the outcome has changed. On the whole they do work as good measuring stick of a person's personality and they may be able to help when finding the right person for the job. However, they should be taken as a small part of the overall interview process and not used as a deciding factor.
There is a whole list of personality traits that can be applied to the finance world. The finance job you choose may be dependant on your personality. For instance you may be a very sociable person and want to work within a large company with plenty of colleague and client interaction. On the other hand you may prefer isolation when you work and apply for finance jobs within a smaller office environment. Talking these issues through with a career advisor or during an actual job interview should help you make the right job decision.
Personality tests such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator have been used for many years within the financial world. These tests can be taken online if you are interested in finding out your personality type. In some cases job candidates can boost their interview chances by sending potential employers the results of the test along with a CV. It may not win the actual interview but it could give a head start over candidates that have not taken the time to use this business tool.


My wife and I are getting excited too! We do our walk-through and pick up our new Redwood Tuesday.
We currently live in a 3 bedroom apartment and look forward to lowering our housing cost (dramatically), improving our quality of life, and so on.
We are currently going through all our "stuff" and selling it or donating it.
The Redwood is one great looking camper. Welcome to the forum.
Congrats Gary!! We went through the donating and selling process in July of 2011 and went full time 2 months later... We love our new lifestyle.
cwit is right.. The Redwoods are nice looking rigs and are well suited for full time travel. We've had our 36FL for a year now and have no complaints. There will always be little issues no matter the make or model but Redwood's customer service has been fantastic when we needed them.
Good luck with your new 36FB.. and welcome to the forum.
btw.. where in Texas? we'll be passing through on our way to San Diego.
We've parked our Redwood in the Cowtown RV Park in Aledo TX. Been in since Tuesday and love it! It's actually got more room than what we thought.
Nothing better than when a plan comes together nicely! Congrats on your new coach!
Congrats in the new rig.
How is the FB working out? We pick ours up in the spring and I am looking for any suggestions.
Hi neighbor - just 30 minutes from you ! next time we run out to our friends out by Lake Weatherford we'll give you a shout !
But just call me Vanilla Ice this week in DFW.
good luck and give us a ping when it thaws out next week !


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Wellness involves many different aspects of health, rather than just physical health. Rather than a one-time goal, wellness is a continuous process. Wellness involves constantly working toward balance and success in the different areas of wellness (emotional, social, intellectual, spiritual, and physical). These different areas are often affected by the workplace, which is why many companies are now implementing wellness programs to help their employees. Wellness programs are designed to improve various areas of wellness. Aspects of wellness programs may include free gym memberships, nutrition consulting, ergonomic programs, or stress-management techniques.
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