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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
3 Soldiers Carried UItimutum
Into Aochen Under White FIuu
Demands Given to Young Maj Lieutenant
After Long Walk While BIindfoIded.

sion, carried the bedsheet as a nag
of truce.
They looked neither elated nor
depressed as they told newsmen
what had happened. Eventually
they had to present the American
demands to young German second
lieutenant. because Of inability to
reach any higher officer. But no.
body was impressed by this, for ii
was only the German garrison COM
mander who could decide. What
he is to decide is yet to develop.
Here is the story of their march
into Aachen and back:
They rode in a jeep to our forward
line here at the railroad tracks
right on the edge of the city. From
there they walked into the city, Pvt
Kading striding down the middle
of the streets carrying the bedsheet
and the other two Ranking him.
They reached a smashed under
pass and, peering through the gloom
sighted three German soldiers
fCea TIT TIM A TTTNT No. AIl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Chinese Execute Colonel

CHUNGKING, Oct. 10 (R.-The
Chinese high command announced
today that Col. Tsao Cheng, a regi-
mental commander, had been exc
cuted Saturday for failing to carry
out his orders in connection with the
defense of Pingnan, West River town
in Kwangsi Province, which was
captured recently by the Japanese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Strike Reported in Hungary

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 lP.-The
British radio broadcast Turkish
report today asserting that gen.
eral strike had been declared
throughout Hungary, German-occu-
pied kingdom invaded by the Rus
slams. owl heard the broadcast,
which gave no details.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
1900 Wounded Yunks
Flown Home Since D Dow

bS tNt ASsUCIateu PreSA.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10-A total OF
$4,000 wounded servicemen have
been returned by airplane across
the North Atlantic since June 6,
D day, Col. Gordon G. Bulla, senior
flight surgeon of the North Atlantic
Division, Air Transport Command,
announced today.
The figure. he said, included litter
and ambulatory cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Laurel Results

FIRST RACE-Purse. 1880: 3-year-
olds and up: claiming: . IUriongs.
Ebro tR. MeadeD 1880 44O $40
Road Scraper tJemasl go pro
Rampage tWalD 400
Time, 1:15is.
Also ran-Ship Signal. Shailleen, Bill
<. Ohio Lady Attune. 'Challiva, sunset
Boy. Miss Identify, Queen Advice.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 81 600: maiden
.-yeaf-oi allowances; 5 furlongs.
Miss Doreen tJemas) 1920 $50 4SO
Manadru Debsou) $50 27o
Four Queens tGilbert) AGO
Time, 1:O92s
Also ran-Constance w. Miss Medic Ten
Oaks, Suana Maria, High Master. High
Priority, Ranch Rider, War Hysteria and
My Angela.
j. Finelli-A b Williams entry.
DAILY Double paid S370.S0)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
2 More Czech Villages
Destroyed Like Lidice
sy the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.-The mas
sacre of Lidice has been repeated in
two more Czechoslovak villages, the
Czechoslovak Information Service in
London has announced, according to
MEG short-wave monitors.
On October 4 the hamlets of
Solnaa and Huilcik in Slovakia,
northeast of Presov and not far from
the present battleline, were COM
pletely obliterated by the Nazis and
their inhabitants were slaughtered,
the information service reported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Berlin Phone Still Cut

STOCKHOLM, Oct. 10 {P.-The
break in telephone communications
between Berlin and Stockholm now
has lasted - hours, without ex-
PLANTATION.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
lute Bulletins
Sedition Jury Poll Asked

Attorneys for two defend
ants in the sedition case filed
written motions this after
noon asking that the jurors
be polled to determine wheth-
err they heard, read or dis
cussed President Roosevelt's
reference in his speech last
Thursday to "the Silver Shirts
and others on the lunatic
fringe" Chief Justice Edward
C. Eicher said he would not
take up the new motions until
tomorrow afternoon.
Earlier Story on Page A-1)
Musicians Demand c CONTRACT
CHICAGO R.-Replying to
President Roosevelt's request
to lift = ban on making re-
cordings, the Executive Board
of the American Federation Of
Musicians declared today the
ban could be removed only ii
two companies that have not
signed contracts would enter
into agreements with the
union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-10-10
Yanks Close RingAroundAachen
Demand Surrender in U|timatum;
Threaten Complete Ruin Of City
Pressure Built Up
For Big Drive
Toward Rhine

ALLIED RAIDERS blast Reich in
followup to night attack on
Bochum Page AS
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tSee MOVES, Page A-3.)
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(See PACIFIC, Page A-39
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tSee SECURITY. Page A-5)
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tSee ULTIMATUM, Page A-4D
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An Associofed Press Newspoper
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

"Kako 50 pa druge drzave
sprejele vase knjigo q
" Nemciji jako dobro, sal Sc
Nemka rada kaj novega nauci
in je dostopna "a vsak dober
nasvet. Y Franciji pa skoraj le
moski kupujejo,to knjigo. Fran
cozinja noce nieesar vedeti %
tenn. Ia je same sebe jake var
ma, ona lravna 2 vsakim mozem
tako osebno, da misli, da ne po-
trebuje nobenih nasvetov.
Seveda sem prejela tudi pi-
sma zoper svojo knjigo. Pisali
SO jih vecidel start, zakrknjeni
samci, XII mi ocitajo, da ljudi "a
vajam zakon ker ga opisujem,
kako da je srecen. Emo pismo
me je pa Sc posebej zabavalo.
Neki neznanec mi pise, da me
je re spregledal. Da sem jake
zvita kaca. Da sem napisala
knjigo o srecnem zakonu lie "a
to, da bi obogatela in bi Sc dala
potem lociti."
"Kaj pa vas lastni moz pra-
vi knjigi zakonskem mozu,
XII ne pade z neba ?" sem dejala.
20, ia je ma gorkem, odkar
sem kot pisateljica padla z ne
ba,' je odvrnila grofica de For
cevi'le. Sal mu vsi pravijo, ka-
ko da je srecen, ko brez dvoma
uziva vse dobre nasvete bodi
dusevne, bodi kuharske, on sam.
A slednjic maj navedem Sc zgod-
bico, XII pove, kako utegne cello
zena, XII deli nasvete "a srecen
zakon, izgubiti svojega moza,
&c nj zmeraj zanj nared:
Ko sem bila VISA zatopljena V
svoj spis in nisem drugega vide
la ko to, je zaeenjal biti moi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

nam nas7ete, kako bi svoje mo-
ze priklenile nase, pa bos svoje-
ga moza izgubila! Ia poraz mo-
ras koj popravit, da ves!'
"No 80 in kaj ste storili 2"
sem jo pozorno vprasala.
"Naredila sem crto v mojem
pisanju, napisala konec in sem
ga poslala zalozniku. Potem sem
Sc oblekla v svojo najelegant-
nejso obleko, 81 spremenila fri
EURO po najnovejsi modi in sem
telefonirala mozu v pisarno
Flip, sem dejala slednjic sem
lie dokoncala svojo knjigo. Yes
kaj? Da proslavim ia dan, Sc
greva zvecer malo zabavat!" In
zares sva Sc zabavala. VISA "a
ljubljena in srecna sva Sc vrnila
domov!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

bio konu ma zakonskem drugu
posebno vsec ali kaj ga je sprav-
ljalo v nejevoljo in mu jemalo
zivce. Slednjic sem imela izvr-
stem pregled tenn, kaj kak "a
kon osrecuje in odkod izvirajo
tiste malenkosti, XII, &c so v Ia
konu zanemarjene, povzrocajo
razdor te zivljenske zveze.
Nato sem zacela pisati. Pisa
la sem ponoci, ko sem prisla il
svoje sluzbe domov. Uspeh knji-
ge me je presenetil. Predvsem je
zabavala tiste, XII sem jih blla
izprasevala o zakonu. Ma tisoce
moz je kupilo knjigo in jo daro-
valo svojim zenam."
'Kako pa je zenskam vsec ?"
sem vprasala.
"Zenskam! Zenske 10 kupuJe-
jo, a jo skriVajo pred svojimi
mozmi. Neka znanka mi je re-
'kla:
"Gorje, &c bi moi MOI zvedel,
da ga vzgajam po knjigi." Dru-
ge spet Sc " razlicnih zadevah
obracajo name "a nasvete. In ta-
ko imam poleg svojega poklica
kot voditeljica modne tvrdke Sc
posvetovalnico "a srec e n "a
konw #.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

MOI osamljen in zanemarjen.
Pa poklici Sibilo!p sem nu sve-
tovala. 'Medtem ko bonn JAZZ zye-
Ger pisala, bosta skupaj v gle
daliscu.' Pa nj bila vsak vecer
moja prijateljica Sibila, vcasih
je bila tudi Ana ali lepa gospa
G. In potem sem Sc nekega dne
dvignila IL svojega pisanja in
sem videla da moi MOI nj prav
mic osamljen in zanemarjen. Kaj
Sc! Obdajalo ga je tisto nekaj,
kar kaka zena koj spozna in XII
jo posvari: 'Pazi! zenska!'
To odkritje me je v srce "a
delo. Potem sem 81 rekla: 'Cla-
rita! tt 81 pa res ma svojem me-
stu kot svetovalka "a srecen
zakon!
Medtem ko dajes drugim ze-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

Imamo veliko izbero zastav,
cd 1Oc in naprej. Nabavite 81 !jo
Sc danes.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26

ME. Hotela sem kaj zasluziti, a
ne v Parizu. Zakaj ondi, kjer so
mas poznali samo sijaju in raz-
kosju, mi ne bi nihce verjel, da
znam poprijeti "a vsako delo. a
Tako sem odsla cd starsev in
il domovine in odpotovala v
New York. Popolnoma sama. v
najvecjem ameriskem modnem
salonu sem dobila sluzbo. Zace-
la sem prav spodaj - in sem Sc
z delom spravila kvisku. Zdaj
sem voditeljica te veikanske
modne tvrdke in sem prekosila
mnogo moskih. JAZZ sem stvari-
teljica najveejih modnih revij,
kar jih je nemara sploh ma sve-
tu. Stojim sredi nastajanja mo-
de in sem posredovalec med bo-
doeo modo in najbolj znameni-
timi modnimi listi.
V svojem delovanju kot vodi-
teljica te velikanske tvrdke mo-
ram veliko potovati. Ker kot
Romanka jako cislam d obr o
hrano in mi je re v krvi darovi-
tost "a kuho, so me zunaj jako
vznejevoljile razlicne ameriske
solate, XII so ena sama sara maj
razlicnejsih dodatkov. Zatorej
sem napisala clanek O solatah
in sem navedla recepte "a sola-
te il razlicnib evropskih dezel.
Uspeh je bill neprieakovano We
lik. Prejela sem 600 pisem! Vsi
ljudje so zazeleli, da bi kaj vec
napisala o kuhi, in tako sem vec
let pisala o samih jedacah. Po-
leg svojega poklica v m d n i
stroki, sem donna preizkusala o.
kusna jedila vseh narodov, in
moji citatelji so vsakokrat. ca
kali ma nova kuharska navodila.
Medtem sem Sc bila porocila
z grofom de ForceVillom. Najin
zakon je bill jake sreeen in to je
vedel yes New York. In nekoc
so mi ma neki pojedini' dejali:
"Vi bi morali prav "a prav IL
dati kazipot "a srecen zakonn'
Ia stavek Sc je kakor trnek
zapicil vame. Cez nekaj vecerov
kasneje sem ze napisala majhen
nacrt, kaj bi Sc dalo " TAKEN
kazipotu vse povedati.
Nacrt sem dala v svojo torbi-
co in sele cez vec mesecev sem
nasla tisti listek njej in sem
sla z nacrtom k najvecjemu "a
lozniku Zdruzenih ameriskih dr.
zav.. q ..s- .-.r
Cez pol ure nato so mojega
moza poklicali k telefonu. "Fi-
lip, sem mu rekla, "pripravi Sc
/ ma vest O nesreci! Pravkar sem
podpisala pogodbo "a knjigo, pa
nimam niti pojma, kako je tire.
ba tako knjigo spisati!
Odtlej sem zbirala gradivo. v
modnem salonu sem opazovala
zenske, XII so kupovale obleke
Ce sva bila kan povabljena
sem ljudi izprasevala - a take
da tega MISC opazili kaj j
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-26
zokonski MOI ne
pode Z nebo

LAM Sc je moja mlada znan-
ka porocila. Pred nekaj tednl
me je vprasala:
''Kako Sc ii dozdevam kot "a
konska zena?" \
Odvrnil sem: "Mislim, da 81
izvrstna psihologinja, sal Sc IL
mikas prav vsem tistim napa-
kan, XII jih sicer zakrivijo mia
de zene napram svojim mo-
zem." In ker sem Sc bila re pc
Gala S tenn vprasanjern, sem do
dala: .
"Kako pa, da ravnas tako
pametno 2"
Moja znanka je dala prst ma
usta, da je to skrivnost. Nato je
pogledala skozi steklena vrata
ma verando, kjer je njen moz "a
misljeno bral casopis, potegnila
je v shrambi izpod kupa papir-
ia neko knjigo in je zasepetala:
"Zaradi tele knjige,, vidis p"
Vzela sem il knjigo liz roke.
Knjigo je spisala zenska, Clari-
ia de Forceville. Naslov knjige
je bill: "Zakonski MOI ne pade z
neba". ITO je pa knjiga O mos
kin, sem rekla. "Prav "a prav
je res" mi je znanka pritrdila.
'Toda, ko govori o moskih, da-
je zenskam navodila, kako maj
ravnajo svojimi mozmi, da DO
zakon srecen."
''Knjigo mi moras posoditi," /"
sem dejala. "Pa mi jo kmalu vr-
MI" je zasepetala ona. "In pa -
da je moi MOI ne DO videl! Sal
Sc zaslutiti ne SINE, da NIGGA in
sebe vzgajam blagor najinega
zakonan'
Ko sem znanki prinesla knji-
go nazaj, je rekla: "Ves, tole
Clarito de Forceville bi pa jako
rada osebno spoznala. LIE kaj jo
je napotilo, da je to knjigo spi-
sala?" - "Da bi pa to zvedela,
bi morala pa kar k njej "
New York; sem il smeje Sc od-
govorila.
Cez stirinajst dni po tenn raz-
govoru sem v druzbi z inozem-
skimi prijatelji pila eaj v njih
hotelu. ia vas, XII ste zurna-
listka, imamo pa veliko prese-
necenie," so Sc mi hudomusno
nasmehnili.
"Aha, saj je ze tule!!" Pc So
bani Sc je blizala jake lepa zen
ska spanskega videza, XII je bila
cudovito izbrano oblecena.
cali vaju ,smemo seznaniti ?'
so dejali prijatelji.
"To je grofica Clarita de For
ceville, pisateljica in slavna ku-
harska umetnica, XII biva "a 48
ur v nasi drzavi."
In ze sem sedela poleg zenske,
XII sem njej sele nedavno 60
vorila! Kaksen cuden slucaj!
"Neka moja novoporoeena znan-
ka ina vase knjigo," sem j re-
kla. 'Dosti jake koristnih ma
svetov zajema iz ME in sele ne
davno sva Sc izprasevali, kako
da vam je prislo ma mar, da ste
napisali to knjigo?"
20, to je pa cudna zgodba, -
je lepa spanka smeje Sc odvrni-
la. "Njena pot Sc je zaeela Oh
slabo pripravljeni solati v New
Yorku. Toda - povedati vam
moran Sc zgodbo cd pref, sicer
ne boste vedeli, kako da sem
prisla New York! JAZZ S e m
spanskega rodu, otroska leta pa
sem prezivela v Parizu. Imela
sem vzgojiteljico Svicarko, a da
bi Sc Sc bolje naucila nemscine,
SO me starsi pos1ali v Ham.
burg. Ondi sem bila stir leta
Ko sem Sc vrnila v Pariz, smo
izgubili svoje veliko premoze'
-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
School Amendment

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aho lt"i'NiE "a.'4'''e" WIS., 1"H ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor of
the estate Of Marcillus c. Hight, de-
ceased, before the Clerk of the SUI
perior Court of Vance County, N. c.,
this IS to notify all persons holding
claims against said estate to file the
same with me, duly itemized and
verified, on or before the 28th day
Of September, 1945, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their re-
covery. All persons indebted to said
estate, will please make immediate
settlement.
This the 9th day Of September
1914.
R. B. CARTER,
Executor Of Marcillus c.
Hight, Deceased.
27-4-ll-l3-25-l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
ALFALFA EASILY

College Station, Raleigh, Nov. l
Perennial hay experiments estab-
lished in the fall Of 1912 indicate
that alfalfa can be successfully grown
on both Piedmont and Coastal Plain
soils, says the siXty-siXth annual re-
port Of the Agricultural Experiment
Station. just released.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

/. Swedish.
2. Stephen c, Foster.
3. Seven.
1. Action of COnrgess.
5. Il am not going anyWhere.'
6. Second cousins.
7. Charles Dickens.
8. Yes.
9. The Paiaus.
10. Great Britain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
Hints on Etiquette.

II a young mar takes you out on
a date, don't day dream" and let
him do all the talking, with you
paying scant attention, Hold up your
end of the conversation or you will
o be without an escort.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
One-Minute Test Answers.

/. Exempt from error: intalllble.
2. The arch framing the curtain
Of a theatre.
3. A workshop or studio.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

Whatever became Of those origina
isolationists-the flagpolc sitters?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01


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MONUMENTS MARKERS pE----
mer Stonr WorH rIl'''"S "a
Ianosfon o1o yni,,g =. w
773 '" noHe
LII
WE HAVE PLENTY OF OLGA
Stnkcr coal. Phone ardery -.
Faikner @ FaIr, "..'J.'. Boo
Coal Co Prone E 3".(
2'-"
FOR RENT ON SHARES ONE
horse farm over ! acres tobarc,
allotment. Mr.. Patt.e i. Tucker
Route >. Henderson. Coic>5qIrv
Community. I-2;I
49,
NlIA-NAR OUTSIDE AND IN.
stains, washable wall finish. All
popular shades. Oils, ~turpentine.
new stock OF brushes. Lowest
prices. Tanner Roofing Company.
WANTED - OAK WOOD. TWO
feet IN length. CAROLS Place.
Garnet street. LIT
c,1-1
OnDEh inns NlAo CAhDo NOW
oeloie 'He Il
as low as ~ lol 9t.oo' Neddlns
diiliouiloellIeil oliu me social en-
CRAVING ana pruning. See on
Established 1884. 7-tf
'oONu L'Ai'1 WANTS POSITION
as genera Once Wn,ESf' ilI, OF
pare 'ile, fhohc I'z''. Ill
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

WANTED: FOUR MATTRESSES,
experienced or inexperienced.
Good working conditions and
good pay. Capitol Cate. 3l-3t!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

WANTED - OAK WOOD TWO
feet in length. CARROTS Place.
Garnet street. I-o.F
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Every thing for your
table. We deliver ana save you
gas and time. Phone 439. Always
ready to serve you. Herbert's Vel
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

~WANTED-BOYS OVER IA
years old as Carrier-Sales-
men. Those employed must be
able to post $1,000 Bond
Good routes with good pay
for the right boys. Apply
Circulation Manager Daily
Dispatch
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY. GIRLS

WANTED, lMMEDIAT ELY. GII{LS
between the ages Of 10 and % for
telephone work in Jacksonville,
N. c. Camp Lejeune area, good
working. conditions. dormltory
provided. starting salary $1,000
per week. Learn q trade that you
can continue after the War APP
ply at your local telephone office.
l-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

NITA-NAR OUTSIDE AND IN.
side paints. Enamels, varnishcs.
stains, washable wall finish. All
popular shades. Oils, turpentine,
new stock Of brushes. Lowest
prices. Tanner Roofing Company.
Phone COG. 6-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01

FOR SALE, SWEET POTATOES.
SIPS per bushel at my farm, also
one hog. Will dress 30 lbs. priced
to sell, G.. w. EaVcs. near EPSON,
phone 1904. La
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
WANT ADS
Get Results

MONUMENTS. MARKERS. EFST
WorkmanshIp. Representing Pal
mer Stone Works, Inc. W. "
LansstoN, 2l9 Young St, Phone
40 2I-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-11-01
GLOBES, ATLAS, BIBLES AND

GLOBES, ATLAS, BIBLES AND
Dictionaries. Pre-War StapllnG
Machines and Hackers, Bates Re
fills and staples for all machines.
Scotch Tape IN small rolls. SeV-
eral Used Desk and four drawer
letter file. Affords Printing q
Office SlIDDlv co. 26-tf
PIGS FOR SALE: 10 PIGS TEN
weeks old. Ole and Hampshire
cross. w. Il. kittrell, Route |.
Kittrell. Bobbitt Road. Blu
POULTRY RAISERS-WERE LO-
cal headquarters for Dr., SAILS
bury's Nationwide Poultry Ser
vice. Let us help you with poultry
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WANTED: MAN FOR INSURANCE
debit in Henderson. Good salary.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

stimulating personality and her rare
hospitality.
Her Qninta in Arequipa is less
clearinghouse than transplanted
corner of the U.S.A. on a mountain
ton street 4,5O0 miles from New
York. Outside. Flooding llamas
nudge your car. and Indians patient
" carry on the customs of their Inca
ancestors. Inside, Tia's charm
has made more amigos for the
US. than . Thousand goodwill
ambassadors.
Grace Line ships and Panagra
planes have frequently made spe-
cial stops to accommodate diplo-
mats who've wanted time out to
forget striped pants for Impressed
flannels. In Tia's cool. year-round
Garden, they've repaired many
sptit in the wall OF. Pan-American
solidarity during of the record
meetings.
So many international business
men stop by that Tia's front porch
is famed as the spot to make deals.
collect mail and learn the latest
news. Yet best-selling writers have
made it their headquarters because
it's one of the few places where they
can really be alone - and still have
Tia's stimulation to spark them
when the typewriter drags.
Oasis In he Andes
lr's the warmth of Tia's personality
as much as her oasis=sn the Andes
that has brought 50 many OF the
worlds great to her door. She gives
90 much of herself that sought-after
celebrities. accustomed to thinking
people only want to take from them,
find kindness they thought had
disappeared. A self-centered Metro
politan Opera soprano, depressed by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

her reception in Buenos Aires, found
a new world when Tia took her to
one of the Indian schools she helped
found and showed her there were
other ways of getting satisfaction
out Of life than basking in ap-
plause.
Nobody overawes Tia. If she
doesn't like your looks. there's no
room. But those arrivals who appear
simbGtico always find her long ram
bling house a fabulous place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

York girl. She lived in mining camps,
in lonely Indian villages and in the
bleak highlands of Bolivia. For years
her home was in the Coro Coro
copper fields on the slopes of the
western Andes. She was the only
white woman there - and she still
speaks the rare Aymara tongue the
Indians taught her.
She doesn't quite remember how
the idea of her Qxints originated.
After the death Of her husband, she
went back to the United States long
enough to regain her American citi-
zenship. then returned to help carry
on the Indian charities she had
founded. Her home had always been
famed for its hospitality and young
couple asked if they could stay as
paying guests" When they left.
word spread. Before many years
Tia discovered that the world was
beating a path to her Shangri-La.
He1oSs 1es Secret
THREE hospitality secrets have
helped:
I. Attention to details - from
plenty Of hot water in the tub to
favorite desserts on the table. Tia
never forgets guests special tastes.
l. Good breakfasts. Most hos
tesses concentrate so much on lunch
and dinner they neglect "the most
important meal Of the day"
:. Never intrude on your guests.
Even though they are in your home.
there are times when they want
privacy. Both hermits and mixers
find what they want at "Quinta
Bates"
Simple rules that can be fol-
lowed by anyone, they've made Tia
Bates a name known around the
world. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-11-12

Ernie Pyle. who's met his share
of interesting folks, once spent
week urging Tia to write book on
her experiences. And. more recently.
Nelson Rockefeller repeated the sug-
gestion. But she loves life too much
to take time out for manuscript
making.
Rocking on the Qninta porch, she
told me something of her story pot
long ago. She was born Ana Mon
tieth in what was then called Bath
on-Hudson in upstate New York.
She went to South America when
her father, a railroad builder. was
ordered to the Chilean nitrate fields.
1t was a strange life for New
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-06-03

With the possibility Ii may ex-
tend the producing area Of the
Kevin-Sunburst area two miles to
the northeast, Texaco- Wagner No.
/, NE SW NE 29-361W. has set
5a&-inch pipe at 1850 preparatory to
testing the Ellis Madison contact.
IL the Ellis Madison contact Is
unpr0ductive, the well win be
oil showing back 20 test a promising
oil showing in the Sunburst sand,
topped at l744