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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Optimism Is Keynote Of Yacht
Industry on BUYERS Market

cupboard. Engine beds are inside,
however, should the owner decide
later to invest In an cupboard power
plant.
Townsend warns that a buyers
market Is here and that the public
is really out shopping for bargains.
A somewhat similar view is taken
by Jim Speer, manager of oxford
CMd) Boatyard CO. I'VE feel more
people are interested in small pleas
ure boats than ever BEFORE" he said.
Accordingly, his firm is offering q
trim little auxiliary sloop just under
80 feet overall to sell for around
$4,000.
Named Cruisken, its hull will be
of plywood, mast will be stepped on
deck and sail area will be 467 square
feet. The boat, Spear adds, us
designed to the rule OF economy
rather than to any racing rule"
Wilfred S. Carter, president of
Nodded Products, Inc, Cockeysville,
Nd, says he's optimistic, too. He
builds the popular Tempest class
dinghy, which is the standard class
for George Washington University
sailors.
An interesting sign of the times
is the fact that one veteran show
exhibitor is not here this year. Elco
Yacht Co. has stopped building,
fancy, custom boats because of high
costs. Folks just aren't spending
that kind of money any more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
DC. Yachtsmen Flock
To Show and Meetinq
Speeioi oIsputeh 10 The Stor

SPSSiS' osPS'SH 70 sHe S'of
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-Washington
area boating enthusiasts showed up
in large number today for both the
National Motor Boat Show at Grand
Central Palace and the United States
Power Squadron which held its an
nual meeting in the Hotel Astor.
Many District yachtsmen expect
to remain over for other meetings
next week. including the American
Power Beat Association sessions at
the Hotel Lexington Monday.
/ At the Aston, F. Ritter Slaunway,
Ia schooner owner from Rochester,
N. Y, was reelected unanimously as
chief commander Of the power
squadrons, which now number l06
Funits through the country and In
Hawaii. ....
Charles M. Little and Arthur
Middleton, both Of Potomac River
Power Squadron, were elected to
membership on the committee on
rules. Other national officers are:
A. N. Clifton, Long Meadow, Mass.
executive vice commander; Edward
L. Nelson, Mountain Lakes, N. j.,
educational vice commander: Her.
bert r. Prior, New York, admins
trative commander; John c. Talbot,
New York. secretary. and Rand s.
Bailey, New York, treasurer.
The squadron received certifica-
cate of appreciation from the gov
eminent. for teaching safety at sea
and rules of the road to amateur
boat owners" Rear Admiral Ed H.
Smith, commander of the Third Dis
trict of the Coast Guard. made the
award to Shumway in the presence
OF Admiral Joseph F. Farley, of
Washington, commandant Of the
| Coast Guard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
SUNDAY &taf &po1ts Gear Shift Outboards Displayed

tary, and Jack Horsley, Miami,
treasurer. Both Bauer and Lom-
bardo are we'll known to Eastern
speedboat fans, Bauer for his re-
gatta broadcasting and Lombardo
for his Gold Cup racer Tempo v.
Fifteenth annual banquet of Po-
tomac River Sailing Association
will be held January % at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club in
Arlington. A large array of prizes,
including those for spring and fall
series winners and numerous spe-
cial trophies, will be awarded. We're
S. Brumbaugh is in charge.
Current issue of Corinthian Yacht
Club News discloses seven club
boats are equipped with ship-to-
shore telephones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09

by Sfoff correspondent OF Inc Sfof
NEW YORK, Jan. eff there are
any economic storm clouds on the
1949 yachting horizon, they Ger
tainly are not observable today
from any one of the four floors of
Grand Central Palace, scene of the
39th Annual National Motor Boat
show.
Optimism is the keynote in the
industry at this point, and enthusi-
asm is high on the part of the pub
lie here as New York enjoyed an
unreasonable day reminiscent Of
spring.
Malcolm Melvin, factory sales
manager for Owens Yacht Co., Bal
timore, points out that his Arm has
a backlog Of orders for the 42-foot
four cabin cruiser that exceeds or
ders for the smaller models. This
craft. incidentally, is the largest
yacht in the show.
Bill Townsend of M. M. Davis g.
Son. Solomons, Md, reports especial
interest in his 21-foot Converter. +"
1t is designed for propulsion by an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Fore AND Aft

Edward Baltz, president of the
p: ~ident's Cup Regatta Associa-
ticn, is being doomed by some
friends for the presidency of the
American Power Boat Association.
But just how significant the move
is won't be made clear until next
Mondays annual meeting of the
APBA In New York.
The associations Nominating
Committee has made a preliminary
report listing the following as Of
hcers: c. King Brugman, Los An
geles, president: Albert Bauer, Phil
adelphia. senior vice president; Guy
Iomhardn. Ereenort. N Y Secre-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-01-09
Nava|AcademyYacht,
And YawIs UNDERGO
Extensive Repairs
BY O Stoff Correspondent Of The star

BY Stoff Correspondent OF The Sior
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-The naval
academy's two blue-water yachts,
Vamarie and Highland Light, and
its feet of one-design yawls are
undergoing extensive renovations at
two Chesapeake Bay yards in prep
aration for the 1949 racing season.
It IS understood the Navy is
spending in excess Of 100000 for
much-needed repairs on its ex-
pensive ocean racing fleet. The
work is being done on Vamarie and
Highland Light at oxford Boatyard,
oxford, Md, while the yawls are
receiving their face lifting at John
Trumpy yard in Annapolis.
The Navy plans to enter Highland
Light, two yawls and the Sloop
Norderney in next Junes Newport
Annapolis ocean race.
Carleton Mitchell, Annapolis au-
thor photographer, announced plans
last night at the Cruising Club of
America annual dinner at New York
Yacht Club for similar affair next
Friday in Baltimore, the latter is
sponsored by Chesapeake Station
of the club. Mitchell spoke on his
last Caribbean cruise and showed
colored slides last night. He also
reported the Bay stations spring
rendezvous will be held early in
May.
Members Of the Washington Ma
rine Trade Association spotted in
the huge crowds at the Grand Cen
trail Palace here include A. B.
Clarke, H. r. Robinson, Cliff Need
ham, Frank Greenman, Larry Ger
man, s. King Fulton, Ronald Moist,
Glenn E. Jackson and Horace Walk
er.
The man who earned the distinc-
ton Of being the first visitor to the
1919 boat show was named Jack
Frost Of New York City. He led the
crowd that entered the palace last
night at 7 o'clock just after Sea
Scouts blew their bosun pipes, sig
Mailing another show opening.
George Roosevelt, former commo-
dore Of the Cruising Club of
America, and a well-known ocean
racing sailor. has finally succumb-
ed to power. Visiting the show. he
was impressed with the new john
son shifting cupboard and
promptly bought one for his dinghy.
Roosevelt plans to lash his pow
cred dinghy astern of his schooner
Mistress and push it along in yawl-
boat fashion typical of Chesapeake
Bay sailing work boats.
Churchward g. Co. has pulled of
a stunt that's attracting lots OF COM
ment at the show. They have a
steelcraft cruiser finished in % karat
gold leaf. A poster allows as how
it's In honor Of the Tooth anniver.
sary Of the gold rush to California.
Actually, the boat Is not being Of
fered for sale in the fancy paint Job
Just to pretty up the exhibit.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15

ABOVE. the Harold Wright re-
modelled farm home. Gallatin coun-
tYs is not yet finished. but some of
h main features seen from the OUT
side are the closed-in front porch.
another upstairs window and the
basement staircase and elevator
tower addition seen at right.
RIGHT, the remodeled living room
features large picture window. wall
to-wall ~carpeting and colorful
Grapes. BELOW. left. the electric
elevator from main floor to base
rnent. serves many purposes besides
the elimination of need for walking
up and down stairs. BELOW right,
utility bar shows sliding ironing
board, waffle iron rack, electric
rooster on kitchen side-sewing ma
chine swings out from the other
side.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15

BELOW, Mrs. Wright
arranges towels on the
sliding dish-fowel rack
in her modern three
center kitchen. M S.
Wright is standing at
the cleaning center with
corner of sink and auto
matic d~ishwasher Wis
IDLE. In background is
the mixing center with
bins. bread boards and
vertical rack drawers
for pans used in prepar-
ing food. Al left is the
cooking center with
electric range in fore
ground m working
surface with cupboard
beneath in background.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-15
The Harold Wright
ReT11Ode1ed Farm Home
Boasts Elevator, Modern 3-Center Kitchen
By JERRY LESTER
By JERRY LESTER


latin county farm home of MI. and
Mrs. Harold Wright. And this isn't
all, the remodeling job now near
ing completion on the old farm home
includes an enlarged and completely
modern kitchen, large bathroom,
modernized living room, glassed-in
Jul porch and a full basement with
shower, walk-in cooler and auto
matte oil furnace. p.
To begin at the bottom of things
involves the full basement and also
the elevator. By way of explanation,
Mrs. Wright said that in planning
the remodeling job the idea of a
basement was considered carefully.
The only advantage in favor of a
ground-level utility room was the
elimination of stairs. The first
thought was to build a small dumb
waiter" so meat, laundry and fruit
could be carried easily into and out
of the basement. On further con-
~sideration, Mr.. Wright decided that
as long as they were going to that
much trouble, they might as well
build u full-size elevator to elimi-
nate walking up and down the stairs.
The elevator is a substantially
built, plywood-lined room 4 feet
square and suspended by a metal
cable. A z IA. p. capacitator-type
electric motor furnishes the owe
for lowering and raising the ele-
vator. The cable turns around a
truck winch with a worm drive and
reduction gear. The mechanism is
designed 81 that if any part breaks
down, the elevator just stops where
1t Is and getting out on either ground
level or basement is a comparatively
easy matter. The capacitator-type
electric motor is necessary because
it can be reversed by a switch.
Basement or Utility Room
The possibility of an elevator set
tied the question of whether to have
a utility room Or basement. With
the elevator now installed and the
novelty worn off, everyone thinks it
Is the handiest thing on the farm.
And the basement serves a good
many functions. The men folks take
n step in the back door to the
elevator and down to the basement
where they take off their work
clothes and shower in a convenient
basement bathroom.
Then in another corner of the
basement is a large h~ome-built,
walk-in cooler with "cold box"
where meats, fruits and frozen foods
are kept A two-unit quick freezer
is also available for home freezing.
A therm o statically controlled,
forced-air oil furnace heats the
house.
Mrs. Wright says there is a great
difference in floor temperatures
now with the full basement. The
laundry is also done in the base
ment, and here again the elevator is
used to take the clothes basket up
and down. Before remodeling, the
basement was only a small dirt
walled root cellar which was en-
larged by using a home built con-
veyor and considerable digging
with Mr.. Wright doing a good share
of this himself.
The back hall, stairway to base
nent and elevator are all housed in
an addition onto the side of the
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Hlavni dIGvernik csl. komunis
til uprchl.

Londyn. - DR.. Karel Koer-
bl uprchl do americkeho pas
ma. To je nejvetsf rama, ktera
stihla prazsky rezim pc 1niku
generalnlho t%ajemn1ka mini
sterstva zahranicl DIR. Arnosta
Heidricha.
Je temer neuvefitelne, re SET
oddelenf pro pTfpravu zakonG
" pfedsednictvu ministerske ra-
.dy, DIR. Koerbl, uprchl. Byl po-
kladan "a spolehliveho komu-
nistu. V dobe, kdy Gottwald
byl jeste ministerskym pfedse-
|dou, Koerbl byl jeho pravou
Irukou a v teze funkci slouzil
nyni "a Zapotockeho. Tesil sc
takove d16vere, re byl ivan i K
|tajnym poradam vlady.
V Londyne Sc pravi, re Sc mu
podafilo pfinesti "a hranice
cenne tajne listing a cast tai
neho archivu.
Pc dteku byl jeho byt male
zen 1plne prazdny. Tato uda-
lost zastinuje i nedavnou resig-
naci DIR. Skaly, elena vladnf de-
legace, vyslane do Washington
nu k uiednanf obchodni smlou-
w Sc Spojenymi Staty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10

tn do konce cervna. Nab1dka
Sc tyka Temesln1ku, horn1ku,
nekterych prdmyslovych Cd
bornlkd, deln1kG a roln1kd.
Odhaduje Sc, re, tento prvnf
krok by umoznily navrat dive
ma stGm tis1c1m sudetskych
Nemc1, kter1 byli z Ceskoslo-
venska odsunuti, protoze pod
porovali Hitlera.
Dekret ministerstva vnitra
ma zaj1mave pozad1. Letos v
d1noru oficialni sovetska tisko-
va agentura Glass" energicky
popTela zpravu, re sovetska
vlada navrhla Ceskoslovensku,
ably vetsimu poctu sudetksych
Nemcd byl povolen navrat do
Ceskoslovenska. Toto prohlase-
nj "Tass'vysflal take prazsky
rozhlas.
Pres to dochazely dals1 zpra-
Wy O uvedenem navrhu sovetske
vlady. Dne 5. brezna oznami-
ly "New York Tines, re pro
komunisticke cinitele Cesko-
slovensku predstavoval SOVIET
isky navrh, ably Sc sudetstf Mem
lei mohli vratit, nejvets1 otres Cd
chvfle, kdy prevail vsechnu
moe. Zprava listu Times do
dala, re sovetsky navrh Dude
prijat pres to, re Ceskosloven.
sko poprelo, re byl ucinen. Lis
dale napsal, re nejdr1ve Dude
do Ceskoslovenska vraceno ko.
lem tri set tislc Nemcu.
Dne sedmeho bTezna promlu
vii namestek ministerskeht
predsedy Fierlinger O poves
tech, re sc sudetsti Nemci vra
II, a pokusil Sc tuto vec vysvet
lit. Fierlinger prohlasil tehd,
v Praze, re nenf pravda, re SUI
detskym NemcGm Dude povo
len navrat, a Tekl, re povesti
sovetsko- ceskoslovenskem Wy
-ljednavan1 O teto veci jsou IL
a smyslenky.
Prohlasen1, jez nynf vydal'
|ceskoslovenske ministerstvo vnl
ira, potvrzuje vsak dr1vejs
Ezpravy, re sudetst1 Nemci s
budou moci do Ceskoslovensk;
.vratit, a ukazuje jakou cen
mali prohlaseni "Tassu" a Fier
,llingra.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Slepice rychIe porostou.

Zkouskami ma universite Hi
nois bylo zvelebeno krmivo pro
slepice, ktere nebude tax ma
kladne, dr1bez rychle poroste
a lid nebude musit "a slepice
platit tax vysoke ceny. Krmivo
Dude tax vybalancovane, re
drdbez Dude moci byti odesla-
ma do trhu O diva az ctyri tydny
drive, nez tomu bylo v minulos-
ii. DrGbez rychle rosie a pfi
tom sn1 meme krmiva. Jakost
masa takto krmene drdbeze je
take leps1.
Krocani, ktef1 byli krmen1
novou sm6s1 vazili "a osm tydnG
pr1merne 5 liber. To je o je-
den a p1l libry vic, nez vazf "a
tn dobu krocani krmeni starou
smes1. Tfi a pdl libry move SINE
81 doda krocan1m libru vahy
Pr stare smesi bylo tfeba ctyr
a pnl az pet liber krmiva.
Vedatori pri zkouman1 pfisl
totiz ma to, re pfce niue obsa
hovat az 70 procent korny
kdyz sc k tomu pridajf ~proteiny
mineraly a vitaminy V patfic.
mem pomeru. DT1v mohlo by
pouzito pouze 35 procent kor
ny, slepice rostly pomalu a me
10 to pro ne dals1 zhoubne du
sledky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10

ktera je dnes oznaeovana "a
nejhodnotnejsi csl. exulantsky
sasopis v Europe. Pravidelne
vydavani mezinarodnlho bulle-
thu je urceno ciz1m student
skym svaznm. Evropske a Ia
morske casopisy dostavaj1 pra-
|videlny tiskovy material. Pro
zemske sway v Anglii, Francii,
Itali, svycarsku, svedsku, Ho-
landsku, jakoz i pro csl. stu
dentske zastupce V ostatnlch
demokratickych statech je Wy
davan informacnf obeznlk,
ktery prinasf zpravy o vsech
studentskych udalostech, OBJ
zvlaste pokud jde o moznosti
z1skani stipendi1 v cizine.
STUDENT, ktef1 jsou V csl. e.
migraci slozkou nejpocetnejsl,
nejlepe organisovanou a dopo-
sud ~nejvets1mi konkretn1mi
pracovnimi vysledky, Sc pine
zapojili do odbojove cinnosti.
Ustrednf Svaz je svymi 5ti de-
legaty zastoupen v plenu Rady
ISvobodneho Ceskoslovenska.
Povsimnemi 81 nekolika else
O studentech zij1c1ch v nemec-
kych taborech. Nejv1ce jest
zde posluchac1 Vysoke Skoly
Obchodnf, 80, posluchacd pray
l76, mediciny As, chemie As
strojniho inzenyrstv1 40, poll.
tickych we'd SO, filosofie 33, pc
mich nasledujf posluchaci pfi.
rodnich we'd, elektrotechnicke.
no inzenyrstvf, zemedelstvi E
lesnictvf, architektury, vytvar
nych umenf, veterinafstv1, hor.
nictvi a pojistne nationality
Techto polovina studentI je
vyssfch semestrG, absolvanti
lie 80, graduovanych 10. re
natych vysokoskolakd je 48.
Prace csl. studentd v Nemec
ku vzdor tezkym podm1nkan
a nedostatkGm, kdy vedle stra
Wy a osacenf chybf i pomdck,
psacf a jine, je dobra a je patr
nym prfnosem csl. odboji a je
no snaze o navracenf svobod,
-lceskoslovenskemu lidu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
A. P. Giannini, nejvetsi banker
sveta zemrel.

San Mateo, Kal. = Amadeo
Peter Giannini, ktery Sc z ma
lych zacatk6 vypracoval ma
~neivetSiho bankeTe sveta, zem-
rel zde srdecn1 chorobou We sta
Fl 70 let. Giannini byl synem
ItaIskych pristehovalcG a "a
hail obchodnf cinnost We start
II let, kdyz dovazel do mesta
zeleninu. Behem dolby Sc dostal
pomocf zamoznejs1ch pribuz-
nych do bankovn1ho povolani
a zalozil 81 pax V roce 1904
sam banku, kterou pojmenoval
Bank of Italy.
Z Bank of Italy Sc stala po-
zdeji Bank of America, ktera sc
stala nejv6ts1m bankovnlm u
stavem ma svet6, vykazujlci
kapital S5,765,O 600, 900 a mali
CT 500 filialek, %vetsinu z Mich v
Kalifornii. Giannini byl a dc
jiste mfry zdstal bankerem ma.
lych lidf a k jeho slave a poves-
ii nejvice pfispelo, kdyz behem
deprese jeho banka a zadna z
iejjch filialek nezastavila w
platy.
Ia svdj nejlepsf obchoc
Giannini oznacil, re Sc ozenil
roce 1892 sc svojf manzelkol
Clorinda Ounce, S kterou we'd
nadm1ru stastne manzelstvi, je
no manzelka jej predesla w
smrti V rOce 1911.
Giannini zanechava jednoht
syna a jednu dceru, jeho syn L
M. Giannini je nyn1 presiden
tenn Bank of America a deer;
je provdana Claire C. Hoffma
nova re San Mateo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
General Halder mluvil O
Fuehreru Hitlerovi.

Frankfurt. = General Franz
Halder, ktery byl kdysi nacel-
n1kem Hitlerova generalnlho
stabu, Tekl, re Adolf Hitler byl
nejvetsim pomocn1kem spojen-
CT V druhe svetove valce.
RoZb1raje nacistickou KAN
pan, Halder obvinil Hitlera, re
vtrhl do Polska drive nez Ne
mecko bylo pripraveno ma sve-
tovou waikiki, re ignoroval rady
generald, re nenavst6voval from
town. LIME, re zdrzel pokusy s
raketovymi stTelami O dive leta.
re vybudoval "zapadn1 val' v
dostfelu z del valecnych lodi a
re spatne vedl ruskou kampan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Ceskoslovensko vydalo znamky
K Is. vxroci UPU.

Csl. Ministerstvo post vydalo
20. kvetna 1949 tri pfllezitost-
ne znamky k rs. vyroc1 sveto-
We postovn1 Unie V techto hod-
notach a barvach: 3 Kcs cerve-
ma, Kcs modra, Ii Kcs zelena.
|Znamky zobrazuje rozdll mezl
starymi a modern1mi prostfed-
ky pro dopravu posty. Znamka
8 Kcs znazornuje postovni do
stavnik tazeny konmi a moder-
nj lokomotivu, znamka 5 Kcs
postovnlho posla ma koni a au-
|topostu, znamka 13 Kcs manor
nj korab a letadlo. Vsechny
znamky jsou rozdeleny upro-
sired svislym ornamentalnlm
vyrezem S inicialami UPU (U-
Mon Postal Universally. V le-
VEN jejich rohu je letopocet "a
|lozenf svetove postovnl Unie
1874, v prav6m rohu letopocet
1919. Napis Ceskoslovensko Je
We stredu spodnfho okraje INA
lmek. Jejich hodnota je vyzna-
fcena v Ievem a pravem rohu
|spodniho okraje znamek. Vse-
chny znamky mali tvar obdel-
lniku a s1Tku velikosti dvoJna-
|sobku stredn1ho formatu, maJl
|rotacni zoubkovanl a jsou It's
|teny ocelotiskem z hloubky ma
lzlutem papfru v listech pc 5O
Ia 35 kusech. Navrh ma tyto
znamky vypracoval akad. ma
lfr a grafik Kamil Lhotak po-
die ideoveho nametu Miroslava
lSoukupa. Znamku 3 Kcs vyryl
|rytec Jan Mracek, 5 Kcs Jindra
Schmidt a 13 Kcs Ladislav Jlr-
ka. Znamky platf V postoynlm
styku mnitfn1m i mezinarodnlm
cd 20. kvetna do 81. proslnce
1919. Pc skoncenl jejich plat
|nosti nebudou vymenovany.
Zaroven Sc znamkami byla W.
dana obalka prvnlho dine.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Prazsky rezim nabizi obcanstvi
100, 600 ~sudetskym NemcGm.

Praha. - Prazsky komunis-
tfcky rezim nab1dl re vrati ces-
koslovenske statnl obcanstvi
sudetskym NemcGm,
kterf Iii v Ceskoslovensku. Su-
detstf Nemci byli zbaveni OBJ
anstv1 pc osvobozenf Cesko-
slovenska cd nacistickych oku-
pant1 v roce 1945.
Ornament ministra vnitra
Vaclava Noska v 1rednim liste
'CSR uvad1, re sudetst1 Nemci
81 budou moci do 1. listopadu
podat zadost o vracenl csl. stat
nfho obcanstv1. Pc skoncen1
valky bylo z CSR vypovezenC
asi 2 a pdl milionu NemcG. Ia
stupce prazskeho ministerstva
vnitra prohlasil, re pry sudetsti
'Nemci, kteri dosud Iii v Ces-
koslovensku, pry uz sleduji
Observation-Disclosures ideu'
a re Sc proto pry uz stavaji
dobrymi csl. vlastenci, kteTi ma
il narok ma csl. obcanstv1.
K navratu sudetskych
NsmcIG do CSR.
Ceskoslovenske ministerstvC
ynitra oznamilo v techto dnech
zvlastnim dekretem, re sudet-
sti Nemci 81 mohou podat "a
dosti O navrat do CSR.
Dekret dava tenn, kteri tutc
nabidku chteji pTfjmout, lh1-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Shaw obdaren orientalnlm
Ovocem.

Londyn, Angle. = lndlcky
premier Jawaharial Nehru pre-
dial George Bernard Shawovl
nedavno bednu indickych man
goes, ktere byly dopraveny le-
tadlem z Bombaye do Londyna,
Poole zpravy tiskove kancela-
re Canadian. Spisovatel, ktery
pojedl zlutave-rudeho ovoce We
tvaru hrusky, odmenou "a to
pTedlozil obed z oblozenych
chlebfck1 sc spenatem a mile
KEN a podepsal sc do jedne re
Isvych knih.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Proti rheumatismu je vyzkou-
sen now lex.

New York. - Skupina leka-
ri, pracuj1c1 ma zapadnfm po-
brezf podala zpravu O novem
leku jmenem aureomycin, KITE
ry jeevyzkousen proti rheuma-
tismu. K teto veci Sc vyjadfil
anglicky lekaT Lord Horder a
uvedl, re reumatismus stojf an
glicke obyvatelstvo neJmene
500, 900, 600 rocne a naklad
must byt Poole toho v Americe
Itfikrate tax veliky kdyz ma asi
tTikrat tolik obyvatelG jake
Angle.
Bylo poukazano ke statisti-
kan statu Massachusetts, KITE
re dokazuji, re tam .je vice prl-
pad6 reumatismu nez srdec-
nych chorob, tuberkulosy a ra-
koviny dohromady. Vylohy S
nemocf spojene Sc skladaj1 s
pojistovac1ch vyplat, lecebnlch
vyloh, ztraty mezd a pracovni-
no casu.
Tyto zpravy byly podany ne
mezinarodnfm kongresu prt
rheumaticke choroby, kde pra
We take americt1 lekaTi refero
vail o novem leku euromycinu
Tento lex byl vsak doposud Wy
zkousen jen ma zvlratech. We
douc1 one skupiny lekaru oil
William C. Kuzell uvedl, re s
pfi pokusech ma krysach uka
zal novy lex lepsim nez dosu'
pouz1vane kolloidn1 zlate sole
ktere mali jiste vedlejs1 skodl
We nasledky. Pr pokusech n
Stanford University byla pro
rheumatismu, nebo suchem
loupanf jak Sc mu r1ka lidov
vyzkouseno mnoho leku a z mic
Sc osvedcil euromycin nejlepe.
LEX ten NIUE byt pouzlva
a injekcemi nebo v prasc1ch net
J. take v jfdle. Zv1fec1 pokus
/ dokazaly, re euromycin ucin
l: zvfrata proti rheumatismu i'm
nj a nemoc mohla byt pouzitl
: leku vylecena v nekterych pi
n padech behem 48 hodin,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Podsbradska brana.

Podebradska brana,
pekne malovana.
Kdo tn braun maloval,
ten barry nesanoval,
vymaloval ma nj
ctyry kone vrany.
Ctyry kone vrany,
pekne ks1rovany,
Kdo kon1cky ks1roval,
ten devcatka miloval,
ten uz tady nenl,
ten je odvedeny.
Mejte Sc tn hezky,
Wy devcatka vsecky.
Az Wy k tanci pujdete,
tax 81 ma mne v%zpomente,
re jsem S vami byval,
veseli uz1val.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-10
Plan ma verejne prace chystan
" Nemecku.

Frankfurt. = Americke Il
fady odhalily, re pripravuji
plan ma %verejne prace, pr
nichz by naSlo zamestnani L.
200, 600 nezamestnasych v "a
padn1m Nemecku.
Mise administrace pro hos
podafskou kooperaci Nemec-
ku sl1bila financovan1 projek-
tn, jez budou pokladany "a do
bre.