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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
APPEL Ceskoslovenske narodni
rady " Americe k Americke de-
legaci ma konferenci
Ctyr Mocnosti.
(Tiskova sluzba Ceskoslovenske
narodnl rady v Americe.)

Ceskoslovenska narodni rada
v Americe poslala hlave anne
ricke delegace ma konferenci
|Ctyr Mocnosti v Par1zi, p. Dean
Achesonovi, nalehavou zadost
O pomoc k obnove svobod lidu
ceskoslovenskeho. Dopis Uni :
V Chicago, 8. cervna, 1919.
let. Dean Acheson,
sekretar statu,
PaTiz.
Vazeny panel
Americti obcane ceskosloven-
skeho pGvodu, vzpominajice
stastne,jsich dob sve stare VIA
sti, zadajf - s ohledem ma ne
stastne pomery, ktere vladnou
v Ceskoslovensku "a nynejS1ho
diktatorskeho rezimu - svoje
zastupce ma konferenci Ctyf
mocnosti. ably vynalozili veske-
re sve usilf, ably pomozeno bylo
nasim spoluvlastencum v jejich
zapase O obnovu Ctyr Svobod,
jak jsou znamy We Spojenych
Statech.
Historic nam dosvedcuje, re
rozvoj Ceskoslovenska dosahl
sveho zenitu, kdyz Sc rfdil tim
TO vzorem.
Zadame proto naSi delegaci
ably vsem zastupcGm ma konfe-
renci ozfejmila, re je nalehave
nutno poskytnout vsem cesko.
lslovenskym obcandm prava g
svobody, jake Sc test lid anne.
ricky a jake prvni krok k oh.
move jejich demokracie umoz.
sit jim svobodne volby "a dozo'
ru Spojenych narodu.
Ia Ceskoslovenskou narodn
} radu v Americe
Karel M. Prchal, pfedseda
Tento APPEL delegaci americ
Ike v dobe, kdy zastupci zapad
mich mocnostf pozadujf zaru
ceni svobodnych voleb a obcan
skych svobod pro obyvatelstv'
: vychodnfho Nemecka jest vel
mi vcasny. Zajiste nelze pc
zadovati meme pro obyvatelstv'
! spratelene s mani zeme, Repu
l bliky Ceskoslovenske, spojenc'
-lSpojenych Stat1 We dvou sveto
vych valkach, nez pro obyva
: telstvo statu nepfatelskeho,
mimi jsme dosud technincky
stavu valecnem. V dobe, KID,
byl vznesen pozadavek svobod
( nych voleb "a dozoru Spoje
,,lnych narodn v Recku~a to pra
j We mocnostf, ktera dosud tako
: We volby Ia kontroly S%pojenycl
: narod1 odmitala jake zasah d.
: vnitrnich pomer1 v zemich je
' jfmu vlivu podlehajicfch, pc
zbyvajf platnosti namitky, je:
e by proti svobodnym volbam
d Ceskoslovensku molly byt S tie
: to strany cineny.
Ceskoslovensko bylo vtelen
do vychodniho pasma dohodo'
u velmoci, mezi nimiz byly i Spo
'-jene Staty. Amerika ma prot
nejen zajem, ale i zodpoved
{ sost "a to, ably dodrzovany by
ly podmfnky v dohode one pr.
J late, mezi nimiz bylo i zaruee
nj svobodnych voleb a obcar
skych pray a svobod. Name tt
: dlz jake americti obcane neje
: pravo, ale i povinnost dbat tx
: no, ably Sc lidu ceskoslovenskt
mu nedostalo meme pray a svt
J. bod, nez zapadni spojenci pr
zaduji pro vychodni Nemeck
a Rusko pro Recko.
-O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17

June II, IT'S, liza years ago, our
forefathers fought a great battle for
freedom and opportunity at Bunker
Hill. Each one of you realizes that to
maintain the freedom and opportunity
for which they fought you must be
ever vigilant in doing your share. One
of the country's greatest assets is a
sound economy which you can help TO
uphold. Your government is provid-
ing the opportunity through the u. S.
Savings Bonds program. liz not already
enrolled for the safe, automatic way
of purchasing Savings Bonds, the
great Opportunity Drive, now in
progress, Is your own individual OPP
portunity.
us. Treasury Department
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Vzpominarne /.

Praha. (FCI) = We vychod-
Mich Cechach Sc objevilo mnoz-
stvf cihel S vtlacenym napisem
z. So III. - t. c.. M. - 1913
- ~POMfNAME
Deln1ci cihelne uctili v den
narozenin p~residenta Osvobo-
ditele jeho pamatku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17

enrolled for the safe, AUTOMATIC way
of purchasing Savings Bonds, the
great Opportunity Drive, now in
progress, is your own individual OPP
portunity. re r.,,.,,, D.,..,.
Tricet let cd smrti ceskeho ma
lire Adolfa Liebschera.
z proslule Jubilejn1 vystavy
v roce 1871 zdstalo v Praze do
dnes nekolik pamatek. Jednou
z Mich je obrovske panorama,
znazornujicl vyjev z ceskych
dejin "Boj PrazanG Sc svedy
ma Karlove moste". Velike
platno, umfst6ne dnes We zvlast-
MIN pavilonku v Kralovske O.
bore, rozlehlem prazskem pf1-
rodnim parku, je d1lem ceskych
malirr1G bratrf Karla a Adolfa
Liebscher1. Divaka obzvlaste
zaujme cast figuralnf, kterou
lvypracoval mladsl z bratr1, A
dolf. zivotne postavy Praza-
MI hajfc1ch Kamenny most a s
MIN i rodne mesto. svedc1 o ma
liri, ktery d1kladne studoval
kazdicky pohyb lidskeho tela
drive, nez je vytvarne znazor-
nil, a vybrane barry, dodava-
.jici celemu d1lu zajimaveho
vyrazu, svedc1 o vkusu umel-
cove.
Adolf Liebscher, prazsky ro-
dak (nar. 1850 vystudoval vi
Ldenskou NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
skolu a We dvaadvaceti letech
soutezf S nejznamejs1mi cesky-
mi malfri tehdejs1 dolby navr-
zfch ma vyzdobu foyeru Narod-
niho divadla v Praze. Mezi O.
hromnym mnozstv1m zaslanych
nameta ziskava mlady Liebs-
cher druhou cenu, fad1 Sc pc
box vyznacnych umelcG Fran
tiska Zenlska a Mikolase Alse.
vytvofiv osm krasnych p1lme-
sicovych maleb-lunet v chod.
be Narodnfho diXadal.
V letech osmdesatych patril
Adolf Liebscher k nejvyhleda.
v~anejsim NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Svymi obrazky ozivil proslule
dflo Hrady a zamky cd histo.
rickeho spisovateel Augustine
,[Sedlacka, kresli pro d1la Svato.
,pluka Cecha, ilustruje verse ge
nialniho basnlka Jaroslava Vr
chlickeho, hojne pfisplval svy
mi obrazky do ceskych ilustro
vanych casopis1. Vyznacnol
strankou jeho umen1 byla mno
hostrannost. Krajinafske stu
die Liebscherovy snaz1 Sc "a
chytit zvlastn1 svetelne efekty
coz bylo v jeho dobe neco no
4 veho, pokrokoveho, ovlada
: malbu freskovou, maluje seen,
: krojove a narodopisne, z nicl
. nejznamejsf jsou vyjevy z nej
t Enarodnejsi ceske opery "Proda
ma nevesta'; tvoff obrazy s his
/ torickymi namely: velke plat
mo "zizka pred Kutnou Horou'
a cyklus "Ceska legie'. Ale nej
vlastnejsim jeho oborem je NAL
e ba dekorativn1. V roce 1897
We svych ctyficeti letech, dosa
i huje v tonic odvetvl sve tvor
: by vrcholu. V soutezi o malli
-Iskou vyzdobu oxen kostela sv
Ludmily ma Vinohradech
Praze, ziskava prvn1 cenu,
,malby chramovych oxen provo
df sam. Pro jiny rlmsko-kato
: llicky hostel. ma Radhosti, ma
luje "Valasskou Madonu".
Lime verejne budovy zdob1 jeh
obrazy. We velkem sale vino
hradskeho Narodn1ho domu pr
vedl nastropn1 malbu, ma rad
nici v Cernem Kladne vytvori
alegorie Uhli a zeleza a mnc
no a mnoho jinych. Dekorativ
..nfmu malirstvl zustal veren a
do konce sveho zivota.
VI IL. lcervna 1919 bylO tom
tricet cit, co Adolf Liebsche
sIzemrel. M. H. "DOmOv
Italie vydala zvlastni znamk
ma pocest Unie narodG.
Rim, Italie. - Italie vydal
zvlastni 15-lirovou poStovr
znamku pro svetovy zdravotr
kongres Unie narod1, jenz by
zahajen v Rhine 13. cervna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Italie vydala zvlastni znamku
ma pocest Unie narodE.

Rim, Italie. - Italie vydala
zvlastni 15-lirovou ~postovnl
znamku pro ~svetovy zdravotn1
kongres Unie narodd, jenz byl
zahajen v Rhine Is. cervna.
Evening star., 1949-02-13

Scent Of Spring Elizabeth Ardon's
BLUE GRASS Flower Mist, 4-oz bottle,
$3.50. 8-oz. bottle, S275 lo-oz, S..
Plus 2O% toiIetries tax Atomlzer ot-
tochment, 81. mo tox)
Jelle6-Ehzabeth Arden Toiletries-Street
Floor. Also at all JeIlef Branch Stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

"Just look at that paper. just
as dirty as dirty can be. All your
fire work spoiled. I can't hans
that drawing. Looks as II 1t had
been walked on. Why don't you
wash your hands when you know
that you have to draw"
IT did wash my hands. You Can
ask my mother"
''1f you did. 1t was long time
ago"
This Is something that creates
situations" In c1assro m
throughout the land. Children &C
to classes with dirty hands. They
cannot help 1t. They play before
school opens, during recesses, and
naturally their hands are soiled
Working intensively at q task
their hands perspire and the re-
sulting finger marks are too bad
The textbooks are soiled, the
papers are marred, work and time
are spent with unsatisfactory re-
suits to teachers and pupils.
Why don't they wash their
hands? They would If they could
How many schools do you know
Of where children have soap,
warm water, and towels in the
washrooms? Under the circurn-
stances, the most children can dc
is let the cold water run on their
hands for second. wipe them OF
on their clothes and go to class
II they do that much. it is sur
prisins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
Clean Hands
By Aneeio Pafri

We are, as parents, teachers
and thoughtful citizens, concerned
about dirty hands in schoolrooms
but that Is about as far as 1t goes
Here and there an effort LIS made
to supply some soap and some
paper towels, but there is likely to
be no warm water and a shortage
of towels.
Then there Is the matter OF
supervision. Somebody should be
In charge of toilets and wash
rooms during the school session
Children will not wash their hands
properly and leave the place In
orderly, neat condition unless
somebody stands by to see that
they do. No teacher should be
asked to do this. There has been
ftoo much extra duty put on
teachers already. and If we are
not careful they will have neither
time nor strength to teach.
Children should have clean
hands first because health de-
mands 1t. Infections and conta-
gions can be passed along by dirty
hands. Economy of time and
effort during the brief and prec-
ious hours of a school day de-
mands cleanliness. Dirty, sticky
hands retard work and endanger
health, destroy materials and use
time without result. Clean hands
will save and conserve what is now
wasted. An attendant in the
Mushrooms would be a real saving
! ali along the line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
From Mr.. T. G. M,


l once took a Western motor
trip with two other boys. Our
ages at the time were 20. "a and
II. Based on our experiences,
would do the same thing again
with a wife and daughter.
We were gone seven weeks and
covered about the same territory
outlined. but as we camped oui
and cooked our own meals, some
Of our problems were simplified.
Our wardrobe consisted of over.
ais, tee shirts. buckskin jackets
mocassins and one good suit fol
city wear.
BY camping out. we were not
troubled with reservations anc
meal stops. However, Duncan
Hines book. Lodging for q
Night. indicates motor court &C
commodations could be obtained
near most OF our campsites at q
cost Of about IS per couple per
night. Our trip was made in 1896
so our cost data could not be used
today.
Before starting. we got oil COM
pany maps and laid out q route
covering 800 to $50 miles per day
Most likely this mileage could be
bettered today, since we Travelled
In o 1870 Ford at . time when
many Of the roads west Of Texas
were dirt or gravel.
Starting from Southern Vir-
ginia, our route covered Asheville
N. c.: Memphis: Little Rock
Ark; Dallas, Elpasc. Jaurez. Mex
leo; Santa Re, and Indian ruins u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
CORTONS,
CATS.

CATS.
From Mrs. J. 4. NJ. R,perdaie.)
Here are two recipes for cor
tons, French meat recipe re-
ouested a few weeks ago.
My mothers recipe: One pound
fresh pork. "a pound leaf lard. put
both through meat chopper. About
2 large onions chop fine. put in
kettle and cover with water. just
over top OF meat, season with salt
and pepper. Use low fame. takes
about Ia hours for above. stir
very often. Test by putting a bit
in saucer. let cool. II transparent
let cook until sample in saucer
is white and firm. Before remov =
ing from fire. add u teaspoon
cloves and \. teaspoon of CHINA
mon. Also a dash Of garlic salt is
good.
Cortons mo one seems To know
how to spell it, are wonderful
sandwich spread. Nom is French
and has used this recipe years.
Here is another recipe for cor
tons: Three pounds pork shoulder,
"a pound leaf lard. ! onion. pep
per and salt to taste. Put just
enough water to cover and cook
on slow Are. Cook until water is
gone. When almost done put "a
teaspoon or more OF allspice.
Every French family has its own
recipe. It's simple 10 make and
good TO eat.
For Mrs. HW.A.. Arlington:
RICH. has name Of preparation,
nom injurious 10 dogs and cats II
used as directed. We have used
1t around rose bushes and Ii Is
effective and our dog has never
been harmed by 1t, Bought at
hardware stores.
From Miss N. L.. Slper Spring. J
: To the lady whose neighbor' 8
cat dug In her flower beds and
being a cat and dog owner I no.
ticed the following in Garden
ing" by Montague Free. 1T is
said that "A to 2 teaspoonfuls OF
40 per cent nicotine sulphate In
gallon of water sprayed around
the garden viii make the area OBJ
noxious to both cats and dogs"
| ICE CREAM.
From Hiss NJ. H. Mem.
Vsnshincton.J
To Mr.. II. I. w. Ice cream may
be made easily In the following
ways. and they are delicious.
| Slice peaches and place In
freezing tray, cover with whipped
cream and place In refrigerator u
| freeze,
| pint whipping cream. u cur
sugar. 2 egg whites. Beat eggs
until stiff. whip cream until stiff
add sugar. beat slightly. Fold in
whites with / teaspoon Of any
fiavoring desired. Pour into freez-
Ing tray and freeze.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
Capital Careers
By Marqaref Child

Geneyieve Hendricks, the in
terror decorator, Is the artistic one
with the added ability to make a
financial success of her talent.
Marjorie Hendricks. the restau-
ratetir, Is the commercial one with
q love of the artistic which keeps
her from any hint of the purely
Iiercenary.
They are two separate person.
H., alities, yet In many ways alike.
They are alike physically and
In the facility with which they
discourse enthusiastically on their
interests. which are as varied as
their. journeys.
The Hendricks are travelin'
women whose wanderings have
taken them from their birth
State, Washington (Seattle), to
study in France. success here, and
side jaunts all over Europe and
this hemisphere.
Both Hendricks attended the
University of Wisconsin. Some
where along the way. Marjorie
made herself promise never to
hold any one Job more than a
year-an interesting pledge which
the success of her Normandy
Farm and Water Gate Inn finally
broke. Although, by the time they
did, she had already cheated on
the VOW by holding one or two
other careers over the time limit.
She has a fair for figures, which,
prior to her restaurant days, led
her into such positions as that of
Junior Economic Analyst with the
Government. She was one Of two
women to pass the necessary ex-
aniinations for that. She worked
for the Red Cross twice, before
and again during the war Tin
Europe and the Far East. Once,
passing the State Department, she
gave In to an impulse, walked In
and out with q big writing Job.
The career began In Reno. a
town most generally associated
with the ending of those other
ARRANGEMENTS which are sup
posed to be lifetime propositions.
marriages. A casual suggestion
and, wham! she was off on an
other impulse. Rented the second
floor Of an old barn affair, turned
1t into something she called the
Corner Cupboard-and rightly so
since it did have one-and In al
most matter Of days was In the
restaurant business. With the
Jingle of her few remaining coins
furnishing background music.
She sold the Cupboard year
later, most profitably. and came to
washington to repeat the story on
asfar more grandiose scale.
Sister Marjorie says that with
out the constant help and encour-
ageinent Of Sister Genevieve,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
WhyGrow
Old?

rerssrn av ssscsg5e SO - r-s ~
ga. real kzgtses - nsxsss se 49,
crssF tNs w. ezst4Fcs II ty-ss
tesa1rsss sS~au.s
Tsss srest srEIa James Mrzt.
sTTmeFg FTAxE e+c* a2sr F~sns,
Hgr% vitality Ssrs~*s sSsgse ara
tranquility @NEs eSa Arsxe2
woman IKE q lyae5y ExszxS< ssg~ 81
fgall ~svc}satsssn. Gre ne shgs stls},
~ IN ~Esran ara ! a. rsz rare
~lse{hef heg wgAs9 "a ts~a th&rk ~
her FacafN 100 lxyee Rs1s usgheslt
a. re raAsstr p~rtretgsSsa sAr -"
tsFw@ me e.thst As ar aFtls ~
~hN
sssst re- aFs4et $40 ~ u0rfsAF
l~ss shs~ 30 war a. Ass has I'D
Ions esseak.i 20 Arhs*s rial
neaufs
iris EfssS las cA,Iss .es tssegEhi
We rlsee ~ rsarh sE7ar AS4s nss
external nhvNeAl NeAuIs t1sAt ~
sometimes fail 10 unesg asAaa t3ss
sources q great nsAsnsitas ara
ty73e beauty T'nese sst2sts sppye-
etAts rayx4eAn Tsegisctstga ARA 80
not avsFSe 10 sell -rrat anseussnt IN
makeup and ~ fnrth
Naasvef NNsn n ctanss tn s,gt,
Sttfutlns a make az max gos I've
lnner Eicw et q thognsIel,i alive
and lovely spirit ae shocs NerS
vide al the mark and ar artist
rebels.
Vet many women ars livins ia
hinltees lives because they feel they
are moi beautiful hecAusr their
noses are too large their fares are
covered with treckles. w their hair
Is thin. Hunor. serenity, calm
ness. real kindness. intellectual
groath. and vitality which makes
every day an adventure. Nlil keep
life youthful and develop neAuiy
which far tranScends mere physl-
cal leveliness
THIS magic vitality Of the spirit
is closely correlated 10 vitality ~
the body One Affects the o,hss,
II YOU live in = lowered state al
health II ia very difacult 10 keep
the dreams Saavins 10 uphold
nasie ideas of conduct A woman
with a headache - seldom sood
COMPANY and nervous tension can
make one irritable On the other
hand worry and unhsppiness. de-
preston and irritahili's. a'Teet
glands and organs. blood pressure
and respiration
II YOU are not orr n ths vers
lucky ones wha naturally noSsessss
this precious ritaliis. nothins
could he more important than
working to set II We mtsht hegin
hs building up our physical health
with hyeienic Twins and then add
self disc ipltne which stil cli out
worry and strain and negative
thoughts, and also sits time ,n
an appreciation Of the great world
about uS and the folks Twins in r..
/ II YOU would like Ia have my
leafiet. Individual Happiness y
send a stamped, self addressed en-
velope with your request for
leafiet No. es 10 Josephine Low
man In care Of The Eeentng star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05
SANDWICH FILINGS.

=
t1Fron Mrs. G. T. NJ, ClnrksburpJ
Here are some sandwich filings
that freeze successfully. Hard.
cooked egg yolk. ground cooked
meat and pickle relish. mixed with
a little softened butter.
Mix ground leftover cooked
meat with just enough mayonnaiss
to spread easily. chopped pickle
stuffed olive or relish may bs
added.
Chop or grind dried beef. mi,
with cream cheese. Tablespoon
horseradish and little pepper.
Crate or grind n pound Amer.
| team cheese. add 2 tablespoon,
butter. tablespoons thin cream
| 8 tablespoons lemon juice, tea.
spoon dry mustard and u tea.
spoon salt.
Mix cups ground cooked meat
4 cup minced stuffed olives. Z
tablespoons parsley. tablespoon
Worcestershire sauce and VI cur
salad dressing.
Cream cheese may be mixed with
chopped nuts, or honey and
grated orange rtnd. Tablespoon
each to 3 ounces cheese. OF
chopped cooked chicken. or ham
or crushed pineapple. or chopped
olives.
Cream marnalade or honey
with peanut butter.
Raw vegetables Is lettuce. car
rots, celery. etc, lose crispness
Jelly, mayonnaise or salad dressing
a. spread soak into bread and
make soggy sandwich.
White OF cooked egg tends h
become tough. Good luck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

Crochet several pairs OF these
inexpensive and easy to : make
gloves for a complete summer
glove wardrobe. The pretty
pineapple trim adds grace to the
hand. Thumb gussets make for
perfect At.
Pattern Envelope No. R267s
contains complete crocheting In
structions, stitch illustrations, ma
terial requirements for medium
size gloves.
To obtain this pattern, send "a
cents In coins, giving pattern
number. your name, address and
zone number to Peggy Roberts
The Washington Star, P. O. Bon
100. Station e., New York 10, N. =,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-05

things would never have been al
they area compliment which the
second lady tosses right back
Poles apart though their careers
may seem. they balance beauti-
fully since both NJ. Hendricks eat
| ing places are G.. Hendricks deco
rated. Even. says Marjorie. was
the Corner Cupboard-via Ions
distance telephone.
There never was any job-a-year
plan in the mind of Genevieve
Hendricks. Long before college
she had planned her one and only
career. After Wisconsin came more
study in Paris. then a job with
Wanamaker's, interior decorating
naturally, and finally the opening
of her own studio here-juSt Oh
Connecticut avenue-26 years ago.
She still has the same address.
In that time she has only solicited
three commissions with one sue
cess. The day she debuted as
decorator, she was engaged to redo
a Spanish-type home. Shes done
mansions. yachts, single rooms,
clubs-the University Club and
several service clubs for the Ma
trines and Navy. The enlisted
mems club at Quantico she con-
siders her masterpiece. 1t Is an
amazing blend of hlue-green,
brown. black, orange and red, with
what zust be one Of the largest
murals of its kind extant, q % by
IS foot panorama Of the world as
viewed by the Marines.
Shes probably readying her
passport now for the thirteenth,
so far has made IL trips to
Europe. Nine of them have been
antique hunts. Not all the re-
suits go TO customers. Some have
helped Normandy Farm gain its
reputation as the finest example
Of French provincial style In
America. Others grace her own
Georgetown home.
Genevieve Hendricks Is also as
skilled with a paintbrush as her
sister is with pen or paprika.
Water colors mostly. Shes had
seven one-woman shows. She
plays the piano and violin. once
was offered a Job at theater Is
organist.
At one time there was going to
be an out-of -this-world cookbook
with a Marjorie Hendricks by-line
until one night she needed some
paper for the fireplace and her
rough draft was the nearest such
available. They both love fine
music, are ardent supporters Of
the National Symphony. A French
man once tried to get them to go
to France to decorate and direct
a restaurant for him: but they
declined. After all, there's got to
be limit somewhere to the good
things we export.