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Evening star., 1949-12-25
Writing Is Like Love,
.Suys Italian Authoress

rev 1lUVClioCo oAoSuoo oAASAA "a
with more ardor than Signora
Franco Bounous, wife of the First
Secretary of the Italian Embassy,
who, under her maiden name OF
Alba de Cespedes. wrote There's
No Returning" which ranks with
"Pinnochio" as Italy's most trans
lated book.
"It's like a great love-" says
Signora Bounous of the writer's
absorption in the task at hand.
Fearful is the company of char
acters. When a character comes
into my mind, I have a feeling OF
warmth and happiness and fear"
Signora Bounous Is a beautiful
woman, intense and warm. Fair
haired, gray-eyed, with a mobile
face and a disarming smile, she
speaks with a faint Italian accent
in a great rush of words and many
gestures when the proper English
phrase fails her.
The author Of many short
stories, she will be presented to
American audiences via her Sec
ond novel, which is now being
translated for spring publication.
It is called Della Parte de Lei"
(roughly, "Her Side of the Storyo.
She is also working on an an
thology of contemporary Italian
short stories, most of which were
written by friends Of hers. She
misses the cloSe-knit company OF
Roman writer's. She sent them all
Christmas presents.
Her personal and literary his
tory is interesting. Born in Rome.
where her father was Cuban Min
lister, she is the daughter and
grand daughter of Presidents Of
Cuba, and spent the years from
1915 to 1922 in Washington. where
her father also served as Cuban
Minister. In 1943, she and Signor
Bounous (who were forbidden to
marry by a Fascist law which
ruled out any marriages between
Italians and foreigners) crossed
the German lines and returned
to Rome, where she gave radio
broadcasts for the Allies for al
most a year. She became editor
of Mercurio, the first magazine
to be founded after the liberia
ton.
She is delighted with the sue
cess of such recent Italian i'm
portations as Alberto Moravio's s
1.-THE Woman of Rome" but de-
plores the tendency of some of
her countrymen to write in the
American, or more specifically
Hemingway tradition. Heming-
way is a great literary god in Italy
she reports, while all other Ameri-
can writer's, even those Of such
divergent talents as Pearl Buck
and Dorothy Parker, have tre-
mendous sale. Her own favorite
American writer Is Faulkner.
Banned by Fascists.
Signora Bounous' first novel
published In 1898. enjoyed the
distinction of being banned by the
Fascists, despite which it sold
zoo, 900 copies in Italy and was
translated into "a languages. Her
newest novel appeared in Italy two
months ago and already is pro-
voking considerable comment.
The story Of q romantic woman
who murders her husband for his
indifference, 1t caused one man
to say, "It is an examination Of
conscience for men"
An American reader OF the
manuscript said he thought the
heroine might be an American
woman. Signora Bounous, who
has sought only to understand her
heroine, not to condone her act,
hopes that she may have achieved
|a portrait Of woman everywhere.
1.-THE first key to q woman's
soul is Prince Charming" she
maintains. "A woman cannot ex-
pect her marriage always 70 be
sspringtime, but ct least she should
Evening star., 1949-12-25
The only long face around the book reveDers
By Mary McGrory

Christmas great day for bookovers particularly the
scupuous play neariou
giving of families books they for themselves
Through they become quite shameless about it,
the whose it will become
smile that all is discovered: gently
Evening star., 1949-12-25

centuries ago, will see a pro-
nounced relationship, although
Miss Trindade's paintings are con-
siderably larger.
There are many secular sub
jects, too. painted in traditional
Western style: Landscapes. Indian
bazaars, water buffaloes, harbors
and many character studies of
interesting types, holy men, beg
gars and various others. Way
side Philosopher" is among the
best In this first American show
of work by this Indian artist.
Miss Trindade came to the
United States for the first time,
early in October. on the invita-
ton of Mother Dengl. M. D.,
founder Of the Medical Mission
Sisters. The orders mother
house" is in Philadelphia, where
the artist Is now visiting, and
also has another exhibition lately
opened,
Evening star., 1949-12-25

See "christmos Story in AT" in Todoy's
Pictorial Magazine. Pages 8 ond 9
Evening star., 1949-12-25

the pieces. This is, Of course, no
reflection on Signor Cagli. His
work is apparently 50 intellectual
Ito Judge from the 500-word
statement) that only a small cul-
tivated minority will be able to
grasp it. Those who wish to try.
must visit the show this week; it
remains only to January /.
Signor Cagli was born in Italy
and is now working there again
after eight years in the United
States, five of them in the United
States Army. He has had almost
yearly shows in Rome since 1882.
and from 1910 on, exhibitions In
New York City, Chicago, San
Francisco and elsewhere.
X II X \
Two Christmas Shows
The Playhouse Theater Art Gal
lery and the Modern Gallery just
opened by P. j. Nee Co., HOG G
street, are presenting Christmas
exhibitions Of paintings, sculp-
ture and prints by Washington
The Nee exhibition, un-
der direction of Sheffield Kagy,
painter and teacher of art, has
occupied an entire floor and a
window display during the past
week. Prices range up to SIS.
The Playhouse exhibition offers
work by II painters (who are reg
ular exhibitors at the Whyte Gal
lery) and S members of the Wash
ington Sculptors Guild, each art
ist showing one work. This dis
play will extend through January
10, to give recipients of Christmas
checks an opportunity to obtain
original works Of art at modest
prices. Among them are several
Of the original paintings from
which the Whyte Gallery Christ
mas cards were reproduced.
Evening star., 1949-12-25


his third one-man show in WASH
ington Of paintings. His first was
at the Barnett-Aden Gallery. In
addition, he has had print shows,
and has participated in numerous
group exhibitions. He is repre-
sented in five permanent collec-
tions here. For three years he
has been a teacher of drawing and
painting at the Washington Work
shop.
He seems to be markedly sue
cessfuI in seizing the essential ele-
ments of subject, and conveying
them to the observer. Rock Of
Manhattan" for instance, has the
effect of verticality, and the vivid
colors which suggest New York
Citys skyscrapers and impressive
ness. In contrast, christmas Eve"
is almost tender in sentiment, with
its blue sky, snowfakes, church
tower and lighted windows. In
Surgery" Mr.. Perlmutter has de-
picted masked robots to represent
the impersonal attention of doc
tors watching an operation.
This exhibition will remain
through January IS.
X X X
Fourth Dimension
Tying art to mathematics would
seem to be a good way to frighten
off a lot of people including mel
who recall with shame their
struggles, with the simplest sums,
from grade school up. Neverthe-
less. the Watkins Gallery of
American University has lately
hung a display of drawings in
the fourth dimension by Corrado
Cagli of Rome and New York.
These works are based on con-
temporary mathematical re-
searches.
In an Introductory note. Signor
Cagli says. when I speak Of
drawings in the fourth dimension,
I am referring to those of my
own which obey the optic spirit,
and taste, which the mathemati-
clan Donchian has expressed in
his projections of solids in the
fourth dimension"
One layman. after seeing some
of this work, told me he thought
a number of the drawings looked
like pictures of erector set con-
structions made by a child too
young to know what to do with
Evening star., 1949-12-25
Full Story Of GuodoIconoI Is Recorded
Bv Capt. Morrison in His Fifth Volume

THE STRUGGLE FOR GUADALCANAL.
By Samuel Eliot Morrison (Atldntic- Little, Brou
Reviewed by REX COLLIER
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
DRIVE A SAFE CAR
SAYS SUPERVISOR

Improved vehicle maintenance
habits can reduce traffic accidents
and fatalities in Montana, accord
ing to the Montana Highway Patrol,
sponsor of a May safety program,
ITO Check Accidents, Double Check
Your Car"
Driving a safe car is as impor-
tant to the life of the driver and
his family as safe driving habits"
Supervisor E. H. England, of the
Montana Highway Patrol said.
He urged every car and truck
owner to recognize his obligation
to drive a safe vehicle by visiting
Immediately his favorite garage for
a double check of his cars safety
equipment.
This May campaign to double
check vehicles to check accidents
is part of the year-round Operation
Safety program of the National
Safety Council The Junior Cham
Der of Commerce also is partici-
pating in the May Campaign.
Needed vehicle repairs are a con-
tributing factor in is per cent of
fatal traffic accidents throughout
the nation, the National Safety
Council reports.
Many owners are knowingly driv-
ing with defective brakes, out-of-
focus head lights and faulty tires.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
RALPH BACKSTROM TO
GREAT NORTHERN POST

Helena W.H-Ralph v. Backstrom
of st. Paul, has been appointed As
sistant Director of the Great North
ern Railways Department of Agri-
culture and Mineral Development,
it has been reported here.
Department Director E. B. Dun
can of st. Paul said that Backstrom
has been extension economist in
marketing with the Minnesota
Agriculture Extension Service since
1910, where he organized the fruit
and vegetable best buy" program
still in use. He is a graduate of
the University of Minnesota College
of Agriculture and a World War
II Navy veteran.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
Rifle Scores of
The Past Week

At a meeting held in the Club
Range Friday evening, it was de-
cided that on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings the club mem
bers would continue work on the
building Various odd jobs are to
be finished before fishing season
starts All club members are to
work at least one evening a week.
Supervisors for each evening are
Ted Polette and Carl Schmeidel
Let's have a good turn out and get
the job done.
Following are last weeks scores
and schedule for coming matches:
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
Mazel Spencer Gives Party

MISS f1aZel spencer Was the
charming young hostess at party
Saturday evening at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w. S.
Spencer. A happy evening was
spent by her young guests playing
games. At a late hour delightful
refreshments were served. Miss
Spencer's guests were: Inez Rate
kin, Betty Hunter, Fontilla Ward,
Bernadine Bockman, Lorne Bolyard,
Richard Karnes, Tommy Farris,
Austin Fraser and John Curtis.
Mrs. H. M. Gompf and daugh-
ter Francis attended the track meet
in Troy Friday and Saturday
Mrs. Ray Veldman returned Sun
day from KaliSpell where she
visited relatives for a few days.
Editor J. B. Farris of the Troy
Tribune, Miss Gunderson, a mem
Der of the teaching force at Troy
and J. W. Farris were dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. Alice
Farris Sunday, returning to that
place Sunday evening bv auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kienitz re-
turned Friday evening from Spo-
kane where they spent several days
last week. They made the trip
in their car and were accompanied
to Libby by Mrs. Alice Farris and
daughter Dorothy who spent the
past two weeks in Spokane during
which time Dorothy underwent an
operation for ear trouble
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Joughin were
business visitors to Troy yesterday.
Tom Price of Eureka was a coun-
ty seat visitor Saturday.
Miss Helen Cunningham of Eur
eka was the guest of Miss Virginia |
Joughin last Sunday, having re-
turned with Miss Joughin from at |
tending the school field meet at |
Troy.
Jas. Mahoney last week pur
chased the Andrew Mock business
property on Mineral Avenue now |
occupied by the Acme barbershop |
and the Johnson shoe shop. The |
consideration was in the neighbor-
hood of $4,000
Ira Miller was at Tweed from |
Tuesday to Saturday of last week /
doing some surveying. He drove
from Warland to Tweed on the east !
side of the river and says he be-
lieVes himself to be the first per-
son who ever accomplished the !
feat. Except for a stretch through |
the VIM. Ellsworth ranch the going /
was not so bad.
Mrs. Joe Dunn left Tuesday for
Spokane where she spent few
days in consultation with a ply |
sician
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
MONTANA RANKS SECOND
IN ZINC RECOVERY

Montana, with a total output of
5,5l5 short tons, ranked second a.
mong the western states and third
in the nation in production of re-
-cOverable zinc during February,
according to the Bureau of Mines.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
Team Total
The schedule

April % - SawmiI Union VS..
Western News; May 2-Hartles
Welders VS.. Libby Motors; May g.
Sawmill Union VS.. Libby Transfer;
May 6, Western News VS.. V. F. w;
May 9SLibby Motors VS.. Western
News; May lobby Transfer VS..
Hartle's Welders; May l3-V. F. W..
VS.. Sawmill Union; May 16-Saw-
mill Union VS.. Libby Motors; May
Nv. F. w. VS.. Libby Transfer;
May 20-Western News VS.. Hartle's
Welders; May 23-Libby Motors VS..
V. F. W.; May 24-Libby Transfer
VS.. Western News; May 27-Har-
ties Welders VS.. Sawmill Union.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05

Others may not be aware of the
unsafe condition of their vehicles, "
Mr.. England said. But this month,
when we are starting to drive more,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05
|WENTY-FTvR YEARS AGO
@@nknaan Shot and Instantly
w8EIed while Making Arrest

Chief or Police Ferd Bockman
was shot through the head and in
S&antly killed about 1870 o'clock
Monday evening while attempting
the arrest of a bootlegger using
The name of J. E. Clark
Clark was wounded and died
later,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-05-05

is the time for all of us to put our
vehicles in safe operating condi-
ton as one means of preventing
traffic deaths"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Dohoda O Porurf

a o celem nemeckem pr6my-
stu vGbec, byla uzavrena "a
stupci Ameriky, Angle, Fran
Gle, Holandska, Belgie a Luz
cemburska. Obsahem dohody
je dovolit Nemecku ably Sc o.
pet zapojilo do evropskeho hos
podaTstvi, pTi cemz ma byt pTi-
hlfzeno k tomu, ably Nemci ne
NELL zadnou moznost obnovit v
jakekoli forme zbrojni vyrobu
a nacisticky vliv V nemeckem
prGmyslu ma byt vym1cen def
nitivne. Hlavne k uspokojen1
pozadavkG Francouz1 Dude u
tvorena mezinarodni hospodar-
ska policie, ktere by pTipadl u
kol dohllzet ma dodrzenf dohod-
nutych zasad. Ma teto dohode
nema Rusko zadnou 1cast, jde
vsak O dohodu prozatlmn1, KITE
ra by m6la platit tax dlouho,
az pomery Nemecka budou u
praveny m1rovou smlouvou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Jugoslavie odpovida ma hospo-
darskou blokadu ruskych
yasalskych zemi.

daTskou blokadu ruskych
vasalskych zemi.
Jugoslavske objednavky stroll
" Ceskosolvensku zruseny.
Udalosti poslednich nekoli-
ka dnf ukazujf, re Jugoslavie
odpovlda energicky ma hospo-
dafskou blokadu, kterou Mos
kva "a pomoci svych satelit1
chce donutit marsala Tita a je-
no vladu k posluSnosti.
Z B~elehradu Sc hlas1, re Ju-
goslavie zrusila nektere sve OBJ
jednavky stroll a jineho tovar-
n1ho zaT1zen1, uzavTene v Ces-
koslovensku. Poole ornament
ministra tezkeho pr6myslu, "a
koup1 toto zaT1zenf z jinych re-
mi, protoze csl. predstavitele
zavedli tax dlouhe odklady V
dodavkach, re vetsina objed-
nanych strojd a zaf1zeni by do
sla do Jugoslavie al nekdy pc
roce 1851.
Toto ornament je zrejme V
souhlase s prohlasenfm marsa-
la Tita, ucinenym pc vanocnich
svatc1ch, re Jugoslavie Dude
nakupovat ma zapade, kdyz ko-
munisticke satelitni staty i So
vetsky svaz nebudou pint sve
zavazky dodavek stroll, ktere
Jugoslavie potrebuje pro svou
petiletku. Soucasne Jugoslavie
pTestane dodavati suroviny do
statG vychodni Evropy.
Jugoslavsky ministr naZnacil,
re hospodarskou blokadu V po-
dobe nekonecnych odklad1 do
davek neprovad1 z rozkazu
Moskvy jenom Ceskoslovensko,
nybrz i JIM sovetst1 satellite, ia
ko ma pr. Polsko. -Polske do
davky byly splneny S 10 i vice
mes1cn1m zpozden1m, coz zavi-
milo vazne poruchy v domaci
jugoslavsk6 vyrobe. Ministr
take pTedlozil doklady, z nichz
je patrne, re obchod mezi ko-
munistickymi staty je veden
nikoliv V nesobeckem duchu
nybrz ma podklade bezohled.
ne souteze, zcela v souhlasu s
nejhorsfmi vystfelky kapitalis.
mu. Madafi ma pfiklad Sc pc
kouseli poc1tati J~ugoslavii "a
dodavanf s%pecialnf zafizenf {
40 procent vice neil je jehc
cena ma mezinarodnfm trhu
TAX tedy vyhlfzf komunistickt
hospodaTstvi a komunistick(
obchodovanf, V n6mz nema by.
ii vykoTistovanych, ami vyko
ristovatelG! Nenf divu, re Tt
to nyni navazuje styky 5 demo.
kratickym a kapitalistickyn
Zapadem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Z ufadovny Narodniho Svazu
Ceskych KatolikHE.

Jakoby dechem prikvapil
nam ten novy rok 1949. S tou-
re u%prlmnostf S kterou jsme
pTedstupovali pred svoje Glen
stvo minulosti prichazfme i
letos vysloviti pTani pozehna-
neho roku vsem a to = jak v
hmotnych, tax zvlaste v dusev-
mich pozadavcfch zivota. Pra-
nj sva adresujeme ma Distriktni
a osadnf sway, nase jednoty,
|spolky, kluby a ma kazdeho
jednotlivce. Hledme i Narod-
nfmu Svazu, jeho organisaci,
pripraviti rok pozehnany hlav-
ne svym porozumenfm pro je-
no snahy a podporenfm prace
konane V zajmu naSeho lidu
zde i v zamorf. Nepochybuje-
me ami V nejmensim, re nase-
mu 1sili nebe pozehna -vzdyt
jsme vedenf We svych podnika-
Mich laskou k nasemu lidu a je-
no drahym odkazGm I've
me Vas vsechny k teto spolec-
ne praci, milosti nebes a svym
pricinenim mGzeme vykonati
mnoho dobra ma poll krestan-
skych met nez Sc tento rok mia
dy s mladsfm sejde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Malo Paulusovych vojakI pre-
Slo Ike komunistHEm.

Berlin. = Pred sesti lety ne
mecky poln1 marsalek Friedrich
Won Paulus vidal Sc sc zbytky
sve armady, pGvodne cftajfci
100000 muz1, Rus1m We Sta
lingrade.
Pc Sest let Rusove snazili Sc
.obratiti 10000 iejich d1stojni-
XII Ike komunismu. Podarilo Sc
jim to pouze u %, jak tvrdf ma
ior general Walter Schneider,
byvaly nemecky general lekar,
ktery je jednim z techto 49,
900.
Je to prvnf zTejme autentic-
ka zprava, kterou obdrzeli dG-
stojnfci americke vyzvedne
sluzby o teto fast ruske cinnosti
Schneider prchl re sovetske-
no pasma V Berlfne a dobrovol-
ne ucinil toto sdelenf, kdyz Sc
vidal AmericanGm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Upozornenf vSem priznivcIm
Ceske Svobodomyslne Skoly
Augustine Hermana.

Jelikoz jiz name ty Vanoc-
nj a Novoro6ni radosti (vlastne
starosti) jak Sc rika "a sebou a
zaiiste, re kazdy byl spokoje-
ny CO mu ten Santa Claus ma
dell.
Proto kazdeho Novorocni
Resoluce ma byti podporovati
a navstevovati zabavy ktere
porada Patronat "a Gcelem zis-
kanf pence ma vydrzovani a
hlavne vytapenf naSi ceske sko-
ly. Prvnf Stoleckova Zabava
v roce 1949 Sc Dude ma vseo-
becnou zadost poTadati tento-
KRAFT " sobotu, dne 8. ledna We
Skolni mlstnosti.
Apelujeme ma nase obecen-
stvo@ a nejvfce ma danny ably Sc
V hojnem poctu dostavily a pri-
vedly sve zname. Take bychGm
radi videli ably Ease nasi cesti
tatfkov6 pTisli mezi mas 81 "a
hrati pinakl1eka. Rovnez dar-
XIV S radostf pfljmem.
Nezapomente datum v soho.
tn. 8. ledna We Skole.
Ma shledanou Sc vsemi INA
mymi Sc test
P~oradaj1cf Vybor Patronatu
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Sokolska Hlidka.
Zahajeni cviceni We skole
Augustine Hermana.

Pc prodeji Sokolovny povolil
Patronat Ceske Svob. Skoly
Aug. Hefmana sokolskym jed
notam Sok. Jedn. "Blesk" a
BALTIC. Jedn. Sokolic, re mohou
konati sva cviceni We skole ma
rohu Ashland a Golver ulic a
uvolnil pro ne 2 vecery. Tech
nicke vedenf obou sokolskych
Short oznamuje hodiny cviceb-
mich vecerG.
v patek: zaci Cd Z do 8:15
a muzi cd 8 hodin vecer.
We stredu: zacky cd Z do
8:15, d~orostesky Cd 1880 do 9
a zeny cd $3.50 do 10 vecer.
Vedeni sokolstva doufa, re
nyni kdy Sc cvicenl budou ko-
natl V srdci nasi csl. osady, bu-
de take vetsf 1cast a hlavne
nasi rodicove sc vyzyvaj1, by
posilali d1tky do cvicen1 a take
do ceske skoly!
Vyrocnf sch1ze obou jednot
budou sc konati tuto nedeli Cd
poledne V Sokolovne. Budou
to poslednf sch1ze v teto bu-
dove, nam vSem upr1mnym So
koldm a sokolic1m, tax drahe.
Cinovnici doufajf, re navsteva
sch1zf Dude rekordni. Bratri a
sestry prijdte Sc rozlouciti S
budovou, kde jste ztravili mno-
no tax krasnych civil!
Prfst1 schGze Okrsku Zupy
Vychodnl Dude sc konati v So
botu, Is. ledna 7 hodin vecer
We skole Aug. HeTmana. Pc nj
" $3.50 Dude schGze madeline
tev.
V nedeli, 16. ledna v 900
rano Dude zahajena Vyrocni
SchGze Zastupcd Zupy Vychod-
nj take We skole Aug. Hermana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
ANTOINE BUSINSKA.

Dne 20. prosince 1913 o OS-
me iodine vecern1 pc kratke
nemoci opustila mas, zaopatre-
ma sv. svatostmi Ease jedna sta
Ticka nase osadnice, pfedobra
matka, babicka, prababicka a
sousedka pr, Antonio Businska
(rozena Fridl) z c1sla 2107 E.
Madison st. V pozehnanem We
ku. Bylo j minuleho kvetna
81 roku. Krasne to start, ale
piece Sc il tezko odchazelo cd
jejf, il tax drahe rodiny, KITE
rou tolik milovala a pro kterou
celym srdcem lila. Vzorne wy
chovala svych osm ditek a pax
jeste synovi tri dftky, kdyz Jim
jejich mlada maminka zemrela
a zanechala je zde nezaopatfe-
ne, opust6ne.
PAM Businska vzdy byla ma
svou rodinu hrda a pysna coz
il vsim pravem patrilo. Tfi z
jejfch SYM il predesli ma vec-
most, coz ona velice tezce ne
sla. Zanechava zde dive dee
ry pi. Antonii Svaskovou a p1.
Marii Vojikovou. Dale tfi sy-
ny pany: Bohuslava, Jana a
Karla Businsky. 20 vnoucat a
FL pravnoucat. sest jejfch vnu-
XII byli nosici rakve a NELL tn
cest j doprovodit k poslednl-
mu odpocinku. Dale t6zce ne
Sc ztratu svoj1 mile babicky
vnucka pf. Doris Palm, ktera
vdecf drahe babicce "a sve a
svych bratrG vychovan1, neb
ona byla nejen jejich babickou
ale zaroven i jejich druhou ma
minkou.
Prejeme I'll draha nase ma
minko, babicko, klidny spanek
a odpocinek ktery 81 plnym pra-
vem zaslouziS. Odpocivej pc
boku vsech Tvych drahych,
kterf TIE predeSli. "Odpocinuti
lehke dejz I'll o Panel" A. T.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
The Chesapeake & Potoma.
Tel. Co. of Baltimore City

oznamuje, re reditelstvo teto
spolecnosti povolilo tyto dny
vydanf $2,390,O0O ma zdokona-
lenf a rozs1fen1 telefon1ho sys-
temu v Marylandu, ably tax wy
hovela pozadavkum verejnosti
o sluzbu.
Pan John F. Quinsenberry,
pravnik American Telephone
& Telegraph Co. byl jmeno-
van generalnfm poradcem pro
ctyry Chesapeake & Potomac
Tel. Companies, ktere operujl
We Washingtonu, Marylandu.
Virginii a West Virginii. Mlsto
toto nastoupil l. ledna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Karol Kmefko, archbishop
" Nitre, zemrel.

20. prosince hlasil rozhlas,
re We SVEN s1delnlm meste Nj
ire ma Slovensku zemfel arci-
biskup Karol Kmetko pc kratsl
nemoci. Bylo mu 70 rok1 a byl
pdvodem a rodem z mensl slo-
venske yesnice nedaleko Nitry,
kde Sc narodil IL. prosicne
1875. Ma kneze byl vysvecer
v roce 1890. V roce 1920 v pro-
sinci byl ustanoven biskupem a
do sveho 1radu V NitTe byl u,
veden 13. 1nora 1921. V roce
1914 byl .jmenovan Svatym Ut
Gem iako titularn1 arcibiskup
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Rusko- J~ugoslavske

vztahy Sc nadale zhorsuji, ma
slo to vyraz We skutecnosti, re
rusko-jugoslavsky obchod byl
zmenSen ma jednu osminu sve
drfvejsi kapacity a V rozhorce-
mem novoroGnfm projevu mar
salka Tita. Jugoslavie Sc We
zvySene mfre snazf opTft sve
hospodarstvf o vztahy Sc Zapa-
dem. Pc Anglii vyjednava NY
nj obsahlou smlouvu S Itali1 a
tez americtf statnfci dali ma je-
vo, re nemajf zasadn1ch nami-
tex prot rozsiren1 obchodu S
Jugoslavi1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Novy Ispssny lex proti malarii.

New Orleans. = Vyzkumny
lekaTsky 1stav V New Orleans
oznamil, re byly konany 1spes-
ne pokusy S novym synthetic
kym lekem prot malarii. Ten
to lex je nazvan Aralem a a.
mericti lekaTi S MIN konali po-
kusy v zem1ch bl1zkeho Vycho-
du.V urcitych zamoTenych OBJ
vodech bylo p6vodn6 onemoc-
nen1 SO procent obyvatelstva
stlaceno ma pouhych sest pro
cent.