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Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
Home Of the Hills

fected, not with the Civil war as a
cause, but rather as an opportunity.
On December 81, 1862, the congress
5 of the United States gave its con-
sent to admit West Virginia as a
state, and the next spring, on April
20, 1868, President Lincoln issued
his proclamation. West Virginia be-
came the 35th state of the union two
months later.
Many Historic Shrines.
Three states and two rivers meet
at historic Harpers Ferry where
John Browns anti-slavery raid was
staged. Blackwater falls, Seneca
rocks, Pinnacle rock, the burial
mounds at Moundsville, the state
capitol building, the historic
shrines - all are interesting and
worthwhile.
From mountain tops to blue
grass farms, the agricultural
side of West Virginia is a
revelation. Anyone must mar
vel at the agriculture and fruit
that are produced in state
that ranks among the first in
industry. Prize beef and btu
min0us coal? Yes, anything is
possible in West Virginia.
Gen. "Stonewau'' Jackson was
born at Clarksburg, and West Vir-
ginia also gave the nation John W.
Davis, Pearl S. Buck and Ann Jar
Wis. In case you've forgotten, it was
Ann Jarvis who in 1907 asked a
group Of Philadelphia friends to
wear white carnations on the first
anniversary of her mothers death
and thereby founded Mothers S
Day.
State of Contrasts.
The states northwestern border is
the Ohio river. the aquatic highway
that opened the West. But the Mo-
nongahela and the Kanawha rivers
are important too. West Virginia. S
elevations range from 240 to 1880
feet above sea level. with the high
est average elevation of any state
east of the Rockies. Yes, it's a
mountainous state, but every wood
ed hill, every shady nook and every
sparkling stream belongs to just
such a state. About go per cent Of
the states area is covered by for
est, with trees ranging from spruce
in the highlands to prickly pear
cactus and other semi-desert plants
in the lowlands.
Scenery, wildlife and extensive,
semi-primitive areas combine to lure
vacationists to West Virginia's two
vast national forests, the Mononga-
hela and the George Washington.
The state also has Is state parks
and seven state forests.
Fishing, hunting, hiking, riding,
swimming, golf, tennis, boating
we'll, what do you want for recre-
alton? And what is your trade, what
are your business ambitions, your
specifications for success? And
what of your dream" home where
nature is loveliest? Perhaps the
answers are-in West Virginia!
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
Editors Note: This is anOth-
er in the "Stories of the States"
Series.)
By EDWARD EMERINE
WNU Features

By EDWARD EMERINE
WNU Features
"Chust look at dis! It's
coal!"
John Peter Salley, one of an
exploring party, had picked up
what seemed to be another
rock, and found it to be btu
minous coal. Today West Vir-
ginia, with it's 585 mines, often
Is referred to as the "coal bin OF
America"
When William Tompkins used nat
ural gas as fuel to evaporate water
from brine in 1841, he became one
of the first men in the United
States to use gas for industrial uses.
West Virginia's natural gas produc-
ton in 1914 was 213 billion cubic
feet.
In 1897 Elisha Brooks began ex-
tracing salt for commercial pur-
poses from a brine spring in Kama
wha valley near the present site of
Charleston. Other West Virginia
salt works have been operating for
more than 100 years.
Develop New Industries.
AS early as 1890 furnace was
built by Peter Tarr of Kings Creek,
near the present site of Weirton, now
one of the biggest steel producing
cities in America. Cannon balls
made here were used by Commo-
dore Perry'S fleet in the Battle of
Lake Erie in 1913.
Michael J. Owens, son of coal
miner, invented a bottle-making
machine in 1903 and started new
epoch in that industry. West Vir-
ginia produced, in prewar years,
glass, china and pottery valued at
so million dollars annually.
Miflin Marsh made stogies and
sold them to passengers on Ohio
river boats in 1910. M. Marsh &
Son, Wheeling, is reputed to be the
largest stogie manufacturer in the
United States.
And back in 1915, when World
War I cut off the German supply of
playing marbles, Akro Agate was
founded at Clarksburg, and today
the concern makes over half Of the
worlds glass marbles.
But lest West Virginia's in
dustrial achievements blind us
to her other claims to fame and
distinction, let us look farther 8
than bituminous coal produc-
tiOn, natural gas, petroleum,
chemicals, salt, stone, hardwood
timber, steel and iron manu-
facture, textiles, glass, pottery,
ceramics and others. There is
also the romantic and historic
West Virginia. And there is the
mountainous and scenic West
Virginia which has become one
of the nations greatest recre-
atiOnal areas.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
Puffed Sleeves for Tot

Pulled Sleeves for Tot
AN ADORABLE little yoked
4 a frock for mite of one to six.
She'll adore the dainty puffed
sleeves and full swinging skirt,
and see what a pretty trim the
colorful ric rae makes. Panties to
match. Makes easy sewing for
mother, too.
Pattern No. 1895 comes in sizes /, 2, 3,
4. 5 and 6 years. Size 2. dress, 15s yards
Of 35 or 39-inch; panties. 20 yard; yards
ric rae.
The Fall and Winter Issue Of FASHION
for every home sewer. Styles by t0p-fight
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
THE WORD MADE FLESH

LESSON TEXT-John 1:1-18.
MEMORY SELECTION-No man hath
seen God at any time; the only begotten
Son, which is in the bosom of the Father.
he hath declared him.-John 1:18.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
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Improved D SUNDAY
Uniform ccr~or
= :-LESSON :
BY HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST, D. D.
Of The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Released by Western Newspaper Union.
Lesson for January S,

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by international
Council of Religious Education: used by
permission.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-03
SEWING CIRCLE PATTERNS
0ainA M1ksd GIoek 70, lob

DESIGNERS, farm frocks, easy to make fash
ions, free crOcheting directions. free pat
tern printed inside the book. Price 25
cents.
Evening star., 1947-11-30

necticut to spend Thanksgiving and
the week end with Mrs. Lodge, who
has been i'll at their home in West
port.
Senator James o. Eastland of
Mississippi also went home to spend
the holiday season with Mrs. East
land and their two daughters, Ann
and Nell Both girls will return to
their studies in Sidwell Friends
School when they come to Wash
ington with their mother in Janu-
ary.
Mrs. William Lemke, wife of Rep
resentative Lemke of North Dakota,
has delayed coming to Washington
until place to live could be found.
They now have located an apart
ment and she is expected to arrive
in about three weeks.
Representative John 3. Bennett
of Michigan is expecting Mrs. Ben
nett in the Capital about the middle
of December. Their daughters,
Marilyn and Nancy, are students at
Stanbrook Hall in their home State,
and when the Christmas holidays
begin will join their parents for
the round of festivities that char
acterize the season.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
N0uak- Butler
Ceremony Held

Miss Alene Butler of Washington,
daughter of Mrs. Fannie Carolyn
Butler of CheraW, S. c., was mar
ried at 9 o'clock yesterday morning
to Mr.. Joseph Novak in st. Matthews
Cathedral by the Rev. John S.
Spence. The reception was held at
the Cairo Club.
Mr.. John Kowanchik escorted the
bride, who wore an ivory satin
gown and a fingertip veil Her f1ow-
ers were white roses. Miss Nellie
Butler was the maid of honor, and
she wore ice blue satin and carried
pink roses. The bridesmaid was Miss
Doris Cardwell Her gown was gold
satin and her flowers were pink
roses.
Mr.. Joseph Thornberry was best
man for Mr.. Novak, who is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Novak of
Windber, Pa Mr. Bill Thomas was
the usher. The neWlyWeds will make
their home in Washington.
Evening star., 1947-11-30
GermOnd
Continued From Page DID

Navy game yesterday in Philadel-
phia
Others among the football fans
are Representative and Mrs. Michael
A. Feighan of Ohio, vino went to
Philadelphia for the game yesterday.
Representative John Davis Lodge
left the middle of the week for Con-
Evening star., 1947-11-30
Returned Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude M. Houchins
have returned to their home here
after a two-months' stay at the
Chase Hotel in st. Louis.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
Koiie z gdverneriem?

Mirovna pogodba Italijo do
loca, da DO takoj po ratifikaciji
trzaski guverner cimprej nasto-
pill svojo sluzbo. Ma ia cimprej
cakajo Trzaeani ze dober pol
drug mesec, O guvernerju pa Sc
nj ne duha ne sluha.
In zacela Sc je propaganda"
proti Svobo dn e m trzaskem
ozemlju. skof Margotti je oblju-
bill, da bo ma sv. Justu kmalu "a
plapolala italijanska zastava.
Bidsult, "namislieni oce Svobod-
mega trzaskega ozemlja in fran
coske crte," XII tudi nj dalec cd
Vatikana, prizna po dveletnem
trudu, da je bilo rojstyo njegove-
|ga "sina" zmota! Pravi, da bi
Svobodno trzasko ozemlje ogro-
zalo italijansko vecino v Trstu.
In zadnja vest: italijanski po-
slanik v Beogradu MARITIME, je
dal ostavko
Vse to ie bila bogata krma "a
kavarniske politicne "stratege,'
XII so ze razdelili Svobodno trza-
|sko ozemlje ma diva della: mesto
Trst Italiji, ostalo pa Jugosla-
VIII.
Kako rada bi ugriznila v to ia
bolko tudi "Voce" in "Giornale, /"
Dale m 8. stranD
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

All ste naro6nik "EaakOprGl-
nosts" Ce ste, ali so VaM prijG-
telG in s,sds,cis "EnaAOprnD-
most" je potrebnc Osaki drn&isi
saradi va$nih Desti IN Uedn0 ak
taedI,tih Hunkov! Strife "E,,dk0-
praUs0st! /"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

v enem letu Je bllo " cltalnlcl
knjiznice izdanih 327, 1000 zvez-
kov-pred Oktobrsko revolucijo
je bilo toliko knjig izposojenih
komaj v petdesetih letih. Biblio-
teka obsega zdaj okrog dive mill
jona zvezkov. Posebno zanimiv
je oddelek redkih knjig, v kate
rem Sc nahajajo med drugim
VISA della, XII jih je univerza IL
dala v dveh stoletjih svojega OBJ
stanka, kompleti znanstvenih in
literarnih -casopisov it'd.
Predzgodovinske najdbe. V po-
krajini Haute Garonne SO odkri-
Ii dive novi jami predzgodovin-
skimi okostji, posodje in okrasi.
Najdbe postavljajo v konec bro
naste dobe.
Moskva ina med vsemi vele-
mesti sveta najvecje stevilo
knjiznic. Vsega skupaj premore
prestolnica SSSR 2233 javnih
knjiznic S skupno 64 milijonov
zvezkov. Do revolucije je bilo
vMoskvi samo 80 knjiznic. v So
vjetski drzavi pa Sc je mreza
knjiznic tako ma Siroko razpletla,
da imajo ze posamezne tovarne
ogromne zakladnice izbranega
etiva. Samo knjiznica tovarne
"Srp in kladivo" razpolaga z
$4,000 zvezki. Najvecja biblio-
teka Sovjetske zveze in vsega
sveta pa je Vsezvezna biblioteka
Vladimira Lljica Lenina, XII Ste
je II milijonov zvezkov. &c bi
njene police postavili v ravno cr-
to, bi bila ia crta dolga 200 kilo-
metrov.
Diva nova filma. XII ju priprav-
ljajo v Hollywoodu, sta ze pred
svojo izvrsitev vzbudila zado-
voljstvo pri ameriskem reakcio-
narnem tisku, XII smatra propa-
gando proti Sovjetski zvezi "a
svojo glavno nalogo. Oba filma
prikazujeta polozaj v Srednji
Evropi, kakor 81 ga pac zamislja-
jo ameriski reakcionarji, o ce-
mer pricata re njuna naslova:
"zelezna zavesa" in "Rdeca Do
nava."
Razstava jugoslovanske likov-
ne umetnosti l8. in l9. stoletja.
XII je dosegla tako velik uspeh v
Moskvi in v Leningradu, Sc je
zdaj preselila v Varsavo. Odtod
DO razstava potovala Sc v Prago
in Sofijo, tako da bo obiskala
prestolnice vseh bratskih slovan-
skin drzav.
Sovjetska zveza je po vojni IL
dala mad $4,000 knjig, XII SO do
segle skupno naklado naklado 10
milijard 339 milijonov izvodov.
Vecino teh knjig SO izdale mo-
skovske zalozbe. V Moskvi izha-
ia 26 listov v letni nakladi, 1851
milijonov in pa 488 casopisov,
biltenov in periodicnih zborni-
kov, XII dosegajo v letu naklado
IS milijonov izvodov.
-c'Slovenski porocevalec.') y
IA. okt. Al.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
RADIO PROGRAM o
ENAkOPRAVNOSn ClOvEKA

skemu tisku, v katerem sta po-
izvedbo videla stric in teta dec
ka, kateri bo kmalu ma poti k
NINA.
PostreSba tiskw in radijw
Nudenje pomoci te vrste po-
edincem pa more doseei razme-
roma majhno stevilo cd II mill
jonov tujerodnih v tel dezeli ali
cd % milijonov onih, XII so v IL
kazu ljudskega stetja il leta
1910 govorili ia ali oni ne-angle-
Ski jerk. Da doseze tenn vec tu-
jerodnih nasih prebivalcev, Sc
Common Council posluzuje NIL
hovega casopisja in radija. Vsak
teden posilja listom clanke Ze-
dinjenih drzavah in problemih,
katerih je treba podatkov sle-
hernemu Americanu-to A torej
clankov kakrsnih vecina listov
nina casa pripravljati, Council
pa jih posilja urednistvom 10
jezikih.
Vsak list, XII prejema gradijo
c. c.. A. U. dobi isto v jeziku, v
katerem izhaja. Clanki objas-
nujejo move zakone, diskusira-
no tekoce probleme, opisujejo
ameriske ustave, vlado, zgodo-
vino, tolmacijo vazne dogodke
in nudijo prakticne informacije.
Zadnje case so ma primer izsli
clanki O retni kontroli, O zmanj-
sanju industrialnih nesrec, soci-
alni zavarovalnini, O drzavnem
zakonu nepristranskega uposle-
vanja % iskanju pogresanih civil
listov preko morja, ter mno-
9Th drugih vaznih vprasanjih.
"Vasi spisi nudijo novodosle-
mu v tel dezeli bas one podatke,
XII jih potrebuje in brez katerih
bi sc pocutil tudi v gostoljubnem
zavetju te dezele brezmocen," je
mnenje enega citatelja. Taxa in
slicna mnenja so dobrodosla, ka-
kor tudi omembe zanimivosti
tega ali omega clanka ter tudi
sugestije O predmetih, XII bi jih
bilo po mnenju citateljev dobro
obravnavati. Kdor sc zeli toza-
devno zglasiti Councilu, maj pise
ma: Common Council, 20 West
40 St., New Yokr 18, N. Y.
"Mnogokrat," je pisala ena
zenska, "sem kupila po pet Two
dov nasea lista, da sem vase
clanke poslala sorodnikom in
prijateljem preko morja, kjer so
krozili cd enc hise do druge, cd
enc vasi do druge." I'll clanki to-
rel pomagajo listom in citate-
ljem, da dobe njihovi prijatelji
v start domovini resnicna DEF
stva Ameriki in nasem nacinu
zivljenja.
Da opozori javnost ma vaz-
most ne-angleskega tiska v
Ameriki, je Council pred ne
davnim pripravil razstavo, XII je
vkljucevala vecino cd 1,O10 Ii
stow in drugih drugojezikovnih
'publikacij, XII izhajajo tel de-
zeli v 80 jezikih. Razstava je BIZ
la najprej dana ma ogled Lake
Success, v prostorih Zdruzenih
narodov, potem v centralni
knjiznici New Yorku in opaziti
je bilo, da je v obeh krajih vzbu-
dila mnogo zanimania. Razsta-
va sc namerava obnoviti tudi v
drugih krajih.
Poleg postrezbe, XII jo nudi
Council tisku, je vazno vedeti,
da tesno sodeluje tudi S $50 ra-
dio oddajami drugih jezikih.
Tenn Sc tedensko posilja Radio
biljetin in sicer v 500 izvodih,
da dobe iste direktorji progra-
NOV in govorniki. Nuden mate
rial pomaga obogateti oddaje in
Jim daje vec interesentnosti il
vidika poslusalcev.
Council vzdrzuje tudi posebno
sluzbo "a lokalne agencije, nu-
dec informacije, XII jih potrebu-
ieiO " SvrhO da iania nasvotov
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

Doseci skusa vSe Americana 8
svojimi informacijami o tenn, ka-
fko vazen delez in vlogo igrajo
novejsi Americani v nasem med
narodnem zivljenju. Bori Sc pro-
tt zapostavljanju izvirajocemu
il rasnih, verskih in slicnih raz-
lik. Dale sledi delovanju nase-
ga kongresa, udelezuje Sc zasli-
sanj in daje zainteresiranim or
ganizacijam in posameznikom
redna porocila svojih washing
tonskih porocevalcev oziroma
predstavnikov o predlozenih "a
konskih osnutkih, XII znajo pri-
zadevati narodnostne ali rasne
skupine v tel dezeli. Priporoca
tudi zakonodajo, XII bi dovolila
vstop 100000 razseljenim ose-
bam il nemskih taborisc. Coun-
Gil je tudi pomagal organizirati
ME aktiven v Odboru drzavlja-
nov "a razseljene osebe. Zago-
varja stalno F. E. P. C. Potego-
val Sc je "a uvedbo postave, XII
bi dajala generalnemu zvezne-
mu pravdniku moe, da bi razve-
ljavil odredbo deportacije v
vrednih slucajih. Istotako je
lpodpiral predlog "a uvedenje "a
kona, XII bi enostavno prepove-
doval diskriminacijo v nasih ma
seljeniskih zakonih. Dokazi, XII
jih je prednesel Council so po-
magali poraziti predlog, da Sc
uaseljevanje zniza "a polovico.
Dodatna aktivnost Councila je
izdajanje cetrtletne publikacije
Common Ground" O kateri sc
lahko rece, da je vodilna revija,
XII sc bavi z medkulturnimi in
medrasnimi problemi nase deze-
lie. Revija prinasa mnogo clan
kov, Xxi so posveceni doprinosu
in problemom ameriskih narod-
nostnih in rasnih skupin ali
manjsin, da Sc tako doseze boljse
in tesnejse razumevanje med
skupinami. Revija je v tenn po-
gledu koristna solam, knjizni-
cam, studentom, uciteljstvu in
raznim vodjem ljudskega mne-
MIA v vseh 4 8drzavah.
Ma svoj nacin sega delovanje
| Common Councila v vse vaznej-
Sc panoge nasega ameriskega
zivljenja. Zedinjene drzave SO
tekom zadnjih sto let pripustile
38 milijonov priseljencev ma svo-
je obrezje. To SO bill mozje in
zene, ki<niso dosli zgolj da mai
dejo tukaj svobodo in boljse
zivljenje, pac pa tudi, da soce-
stvujejo v tenn velikem eksperi-
mentu.
Ali morejo ljudje raznih ras in
narodov ter veroizpovedanj de-
lovati in ziveti skupaj? Ameri-
Ska zgodovina prica, da je to
mogoce. Svetu je to vzgled, cd
katerega Sc lahko nekaj nauci
danes in z ozirom ma to zamorejo
posebno nasi drugorodci nuditi
posebno pomoc. Ma mas vseh,
starih i nnovejsih priseljencih
lezi odgovornost, da iznasamo v
ospredje mas ameriski eksperi-
ment, predocujoc tenn naso We.
70 v temeljno vrednoto in ena-
kopravnost cloveskih bitij in
ameriskih idej svobode in demo
kracije.
Cilj Common Councila je,
da utrjuje naso zevstobo, poma-
ga novodoslemu naseljencu, kre-
pi amerisko slogo kakor koli
more " korist in blagor vseh
Americanov brez razlike izvora
ali we're. Njegovo delo podpirajo
vclanjeni posamezniki S svoji-
mi prispevki dollar letno. Tenn
Sc Sc more pridruziti vsakdo il
katerega koli kraja v 48 drza.
yah Unije.
Vsem, XII Sc zanimajo "a dele
Councila Sc ia priporoca v upo.
Stevanie in vahi X vflanieniu in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09

pripravila nacrt "a stednjo gaso-
lima, XII maj hi Sc izvajal S tenn,
da bi ljudje rabo motornega ku-
riva prostovoljno racionirali.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09
kULTURNI PABERKI

Narodno gledalisce LR Bosne
in Herzegovina v Sarajevu, bo
zacelo dramsko sezono Is. t. m. s
premiere Cankarjeve drame:
"Kralj ma Betajnovi." Dramo re
zira Peter Malice, XII je slovenski
javnosti poznan, zdaj pa je an
gaziran "a sarajevsko, gledalisce.
Sarajevska kulturna javnost ma
peto prieakuje to premiere.
V soboto 4. t. m. je slovensko
kulturno drustvo "Cankar" v
Sarajevu priredilo v veliki dvo-
rani kulturnega donna mestne
cetrti Kovacici lepo uspelo pri-
reditev, katere cisti dohodek je
Sci v korist Rdecega kriza. Pri-
reditev "trgatev grozdja''' je bila
letos edna te vrste " Sarajevu
in je ze kot TAXA zbudila pozor-
most. Pred zacetkom trgatve so
dramaticarji "Cankarja" uprizo-
rili enodejanko "Predigra k tr-
gatvi,' XII jo je napisal TOW. Bo-
jan Val. V igri so bill dobri zu-
pan (Telatko), tajnik in birokrat
(VaD in nocni cuvaj (Modic). Ra-
zen tega sta nastopila med zaba-
vo petjem ljudskih partizan-
skin pesmi slovenski oficirski
pevski zbor in tovarisica Babic
Matilda solo pesmimi 'Gor cez
izaro. "Kje so tiste stezice' in
"Pociva jezero v tihoti." Prize
ditev je bila ma precejsnji vi
sini.
Drustvo "Cankar" v Sarajevu
ze sedaj misli ma pocastitev spo-
nina Cankarjeve smrti v decem.
bru in pripravlja Delakovo OBJ
delavo Cankarjavega ''Hlapca
Jerneja in njegove pravice," XII
ga je pred vojno z velikim uspe-
hom uprizarjal v Sarajevu. ze-
lett je, da bi to pomembno delo
tudi sedaj resnicno uspelo.
v novi sezoni bodo naSi kline
matografi prinesli tudi vrsto no.
viii ceskoslovaskih umetniskih
filmov. Med mimi O ''Violina in
sanje," XII ga je zreziral Krka.
"Nadljudje," "Nikolaj suhaj' in
"Ukradena meja." Med doku-
mentarni filmi ceskoslovaske
proizvodnje, XII zavzema ugledno
mesto v evropski filmski indus
triji bono videli zanimivo delo
"Barocna Praga." Ceskoslovaski
film Sc nam DO tel sezoni pred
stavil tudi barvami risanimi
filmi in pa filmi k lutkami, XII
predstavljajo novost "a nase XII
nematografe.
Muzikoloski institut Belqra-
du razvija zivahno delavnost.
Med njegovimi odseki je najvaz-
nejsi glasbeni arhiv, XII je zbral
lepo stevilo rokopisov domacih
skladateljev. Tezave SO samo z
rokopisi Davorina Jenka, XII jih
je mnogo raztresenih po raznih
pevskih zborih in bi bilo "a njih
obranitev potrebno, da Sc zbere-
jo v arhivu. Siroko polje della Sc
odpira gramofonsko = fonograf-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-12-09


nejsi glasbeni arhiv, XII je zbral
lepo stevilo rokopisov domacih
skladateljev. Tezave so samo z
rokopisi Davorina Jenka, XII jih
je mnogo raztresenih po raznih
pevskih zborih in bi bilo "a njih
obranitev potrebno, da Sc zbere-
10 v arhivu. siroko polje della Sc
odpira gramofonsko fonograf-
skem odseku, XII pa trenutno Sc
nina potrebnin aparatov. V ma
crtu je, da DO gramofonsko TO-
nografski odsek uredil poseben
kamijon z moderno aparaturo,
XII DO po nacrtu prepotovaI vse
kraje v drzavi, da po vaseh po-
isce in posname narodne pesmi,
kakor Sc zivijo med ljudmi. Ma
ia nacin DO institut zbral drago-
ceno gradivo, XII bo sluzilo "a
osnovo znanstvenemu raziskova-
nju folklore.
Knjiznica racs'<ovske drzavne
universe je nadavno proslavila
100 letnico svojega obstanka. V
tel edinstveni biblioteki, XII 10 je
ustanovil Lomonosov in XII je
ena najstarejsih kulturnih usta-
nov soyjetske prestolnice, Sc ma
haja lepo stevilo knjig svetovne-
ga slovesa. Oh pozaru leta 1872
SO skoraj vse knjige zgorele, to-
da knjizica Sc je kmalu obno-
villa in nabavila tudi precej no
viii knjigI Tu Sc nahajajo drago-
Gene zbirke drzavnih izdaj Aka
demije znanosti, pa mnoga della
ucenjakov, pisateljev in napred-
nih jaynih delavcev, XII SO jih
biblioteki poklanjali v dar. Po
Oktobrski revoluciji SO Sc vrata
knj jiznice odprla "a vse znan-
stvene delaYce Sovjetske zyeze.
Evening star., 1947-09-14

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