davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1946-12-10

1Sl2 MELBOURNE RI. N,W.-Laree brisn'
or two gentlemen employed. S25 each: gen.
tile home; laundry and phone priv, co
sos ourNTANA rI. N.w.-clean. COM
eonv.; $50. TIA. ss5e. III
9sI SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-.-Larse double
room for 2, refined employed men OIL
couple; tyin BEDS % closets gentle home;
.ooI COL. RD.4Larse double front room
sssa oNTsRio RD. wv. ap. sees-:
Twin Ts BEDS Ssif'ur1 unim new phone. laundry % % PRIV
ileges and other privileses: SO wk. each
iiia ia1o a'ss CLIFTON & ST. N.w.-N.cely furn
itsr HI; MONROE ST. N.w,-Niee room in
apt. for 2 girls, uni. phone; $25 ea. After
ao15 KALoRAMA RD. N.w.-pouble room
for lady TO- share with nice yoang lady;
tsn 5s. osas oWsaIssiR Ts nenh sT w. sgs Rooms all
sas ssas kssfos.a sttfs Rb nfs poss e Share
Ssb Kitchen sth sn1hsf prs :s 3d. wS No Oes sag es
lasD 18th ST-Lh.k., double, $50. PHONE
1923 .and ST.--Lhk., S45 double; also
garage. $40. AD. s317 after 8 pm. Ia
meals laundry included to wife in ex-
change as homemaker for 2 adults. ref
required. 1851 Northampton ST., Oh. ch.,
seas r ST. N.w.--Furnished room: gentle
man preferred; no drinker; price, &.50
per week.
ssI0 18th ST. N.W.--Youns lady to share
warm pretty double room next to shower
with another lady; $50. available 15th;
gentle home; refs. required. RA 5a22
s5eO 3.th ST. NV. tcorner Porter st. =
space In master bedroom for refined young
lady; home and surroundings will have, to
he seen toAbe appreciated: $40. Id
.0:8t3 r ST. N.W.--Lovely room, pvt. bath:
need young lady II s tg 90 ,o shsTs VIII IA
ssGoTT CIRCLE. 400 18th st nv, Apt
4--Attrac double for quiet, refined young
married couple; twin beds. next bath. $5l
.. month; GENTLE home; refs. NO. 43s9
iis 1ss5 CALVERT 81. NV Apt. sl--Twe
sinsies for girls in Protestant apt; $50
ISS2 NEWTON sT.. N.W.--single room
for nondrinking gentleman; 81 week. Ap
i933 11th 81. Nw.-sinsle room run
r1ins water. bay window, inQes-sprtrg mat
tress. near bath; 81 week.
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PAINT sPRAYER. complete-Handles one
NJ B. c. De Vilbis gun easily. partially re-
built. sell less than total parts; also ex-
plosion- proof direct drive fan. 1909 Pop
lar ave. Takoma Park, Nd. on N. H ave.
pyt
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1874 WALBRIDGE PL.--Owners gentle: {:
ige. rec rm., pvt bath. twin beds, Frteid !:
lisht cooking arranged II desired: for 2
Govt. girls; S25 each mr.. busiine. No
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SHfSnsE fs Es zsyS kASo Co. 45s SCUM
LAMPS - sFluoreseent Dazor @ adjustable
dozsn ifs fS 4h ipsfa St. nw 81 ss4
IAMP-Dubonnet and clear glass table
lamp, 10 prisms with silk shade: new con-
LATT's TIE BAR introduces .Trifsri'
AnefRt iE f2om Of to FL sfany
Eek aGnRfFf n gs 4s chs E
isS1 TURE Z CO. ii5s siss St. NV. Ex. isSO.
LIONEL TRAINS. complete set; good run
ming condition; reasonable. Call RA. 4s47-
LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-piece, modern,
struction: good condition Weekday eve
n1NG nRfs ~ ROOM osTsSmR sunREs s. 81 3D.
ttEn s1sSifSSH sSsS5 ss5 i. n& 's Dhf
IiyINd aTa H ROOM JONI s9irE ri Ss shreepiece, ss5.
hPiNG flR fSGef ROOM sSirE one week old three
@stcssa coss s5 pisess sel slaa hefseHS I'll S4S
LIVING RooM@sofa. Sfe; 2 overstuffed
chairs 81 each; OCCASIONAL adns chair new s.;
LfvISG II C. ROOM sUITE-console radio and
record player, kneen0le desk with z QraW-
ers, coffee table, Hollywood bed, bookcase
and record combination, and small kitchen
cabinet; reasonable for cash. UN saass.
LIv. ROOM SUITE. maple. 2-pc.. inner
spring, S25. Maple coffee table, Sc. 2
maple arm chairs, inner-springs, never
used, $40 ca. OK G532
LOCKERS--50 steel lockers for sale. Gail
Mr. Macdonald, BANNOCKBURN GOLF
COURSE. Glen Echo. Md. Tel. Oliver 1862
LUMBER-All kinds Of lumber, hardwood,
pine and moldings; complete Line Of new
IUMBER--Million feet seasoned; good
condition: 3xI0s, 3x6s, 3x5s, to "a #.
lengths. ACORN CO., 915 N Delaware
ave, Philadelphia. Pa. Phone Walnut
@-%4oo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Baruch Group Urges
Community Plan for
Training Disabled
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June 6.-Before the
war the United States had $500, 900
disabled men; after rehabilitation
is completed the number will be
5000, 900.
The number of disabled persons
rises to 100000 if women and
persons under Is and over Ga are
added.
The Baruch Committee on Phys
ical Medicine proposes a community
method of rehabilitation that will
enable most of these people to work,
and also save money for taxpayers.
This proposition is made by sub
committee, headed by DR.. Howard A.
Rusk of st. Louis, who built up the
Army Air Forces convalescent train
ing and who now is directing a re-
Mobilization department for the New
York Times. The other members are
DR.. George G. Beaver, New York;
Lawrence j. Linck and DR.. Carl M.
Peterson, Chicago; Michael J.
OIlOIGlcy dIlu LII. AllIcQ II. OlldIlQS,
Washington.
1914 Record Cited.
In support of its claims the sub
committee cites the 1914 record of
the Office of Vocational Rehabilita-
ton, which trained 43,997 crippled
persons to do useful work. These
persons had been costing taxpayers
annually between $500 and $500
each. The total cost of rehabilita-
ton was $500 each.
After they got jobs these people
earned an average of $1,768 annu-
ally. Previously their average an
nual wage was $148, and they
mostly were supported by public
assistance.
In this vocational training men
learn general crafts, wood and metal
working, business methods and adj
miristration, graphic and fine arts,
radio and electric work and home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

economics, as they choose or as they
can be fitted.
They are taught first how to use
crippled muscles and limbs, how to
readjust their mental outlook and
hopes, how to select craft or voca-
ton in which they can succeed
They are given whatever medical
care is needed.
Live in Dormitories.
Some come to the school daily,
Others, bed-ridden, live in dormi-
tories at the school. AS they pro-
gress they are given chances to talk
to businessmen and labor men.
Places also are provided where the
men can do their own reading on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

The branches CT work they choose.
The report points out that to
date, in world war industry, these
handicapped people have had fewer
accidents than the physically whole
men.
For the 100000 postwar men
between Is and GA who need similar
help the subcommittee proposes
community vocational training CEN
tiers. These will cost, the report
says, about the same as a crippled
children's hospital or a GONZALES
cent home. But the community
centers will be at least partly self
supporting and with good manage
ment are likely to become wholly so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

! Atwood Plaid Stacks in red and black
Sizes 10, IA, Is and 10. Less than half price
Now 81 so
81 Solid color Stacks in an 8O9o wool and
20To cotton mixture Gray, navy, brown
black. Sizes 10 to 20. Less than half
Fl Rayon Gabardine Stacks, also, in all
wool Worsted. Black and brown. Sizes IL
to 10, 38, 40 and A. Were 1914 and
more. So. 80
IS Separate Stacks in cotton corduroy rayon
gabardine and 500 wool-509o rayon mix
lures. Yellow, green, wine, gray, navy blue
and black. Sizes II to 20, SO to A.. Less
than half price. 50
Slack Suits in rayon gabardine tan or
brown. Sizes II and IA. Were 1894 and
more. Now ----S So. 50
20 Bathing Caps in plain white. yellow
green, blue and red. Rubberized fabric and
oilcloths. Less than half price. Now-lOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06


IS Separate Skirts, labeled for wool content.
Solid color wine, green. blue, red, brown,
gray and black. Also few plaids. Sizes 10
to Is in the group. We're $3.50 and more.
36 Skirts, labeled for wool content Tan,
blue, fuchsia, green, yellow, brown gray,
black. Also black-and white checks. Sizes
10 to Is. Were $270 and more. Now 50
80 Skirts, properly labeled for wool con-
tent. Checks and plaids, solid colors. Choose
beige, coral, gray, blue, wine, brown, black.
Sizes 10 to 20. Were $40 and more. Now, 50
50 Battle Jackets in 1000 wool jersey Aqua,
black, chartreuse and salmon. Sizes II to
10. Less than half price. Now----S1
$50 Pullover and Cardigan Sweaters, 1907
wool. Violet, pink, yellow, red, green, blue,
tan, brown and black. Sizes 80 to AZ in the
selection. Were $3.50 and more. Now 81 so
8 Two-piece Cotton Dresses with white
blouses and candy striped skirts. Black and
white, blue and white, green and white, red
and white. Juniors sizes to IS. Were
1886. Now *
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

'o 1o"' 61ooh1' D1o"H Vi DIdCh. .
30 Misses Dresses in cottons and cool
rayon jerseys. Solid or striped in
brown, blue and red. Sizes IL to 10 in
the group. Were $40 and more
rs Juniors Dresses in cool and COM
Portable cottons. Polka dots, prints
and stripes in blue, green, red or
brown. Sizes to IS. We're So 20 and
more. 81
100 Women's Aprons in gay cotton
prints. Morale-raisers for the Kitchen
Were $1.25 to 81 40. Now--75c
80 Bright Cotton Pinafores. Pastel
pink, blue, green and red Sizes IL to
ID in the group. Were 1898 to $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

IS, stripes, polka dots and plain colors.
) 9 to 20.
80 Cotton Pinafores in black sateen
and white Seersucker. Juniors and
misses sizes 9 to 18 are included. Were
$4.39 and more. Now
40 Cotton Shocks, also some in cotton
crash. Grand for housework because
they give such good coverage. Red
and blue stripes, solid blue or brown.
Sizes II to 18. Were 1924 and more.
Now -----------------S1.5O
40 Women's Aprons in colorful cotton
prints. Were ST. and more. Now 81
IL Brunch Coats in lightweight, cool
cottons. Pink and blue prints: sizes
II, ID and 10. Were 1924. Now $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

ton, Library, District Court House.
The association will hold its an
nual meeting at 8 o'clock that night
in the Sapphire Room of the May
flower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
District Bar to f'oId
Election on Tuesduy

The annual election of officers and
directors of the District Bar Associ-
alton will be held from noon to 6
pm. Tuesday in the Bar Associa-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Synthetic Elastic GirdIes

Zoe Less than half price
Us two-way stretch girdles of synthetic
elastic combined with rayon. All have at
tached supporters. Tearose and gray; sizes
small, medium and large
IS Rayon Satin Brassieres, also cotton bras
sieres. Comfortable adjustable straps and
back hooks. Choose narrow, medium or
Longtime styles. Tearose, sizes "a to SO.
Now at less than half price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT,
Don't Suffer Misery
of Rnsh-TOrtUred Skin

Sprinkle on Mexsana, the indicated pow
der that checks itching, soothes burn OF
minor skin irritations and simple rashes:
Mexsana relieves the singing smart Of
baby's diaper rash, helps you and baby
get more restful sleep. Costs little. Save
most in larger sizes. Ask for Mexsana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

tailored or frothy e-trimmed styles.
group.
so Tailored and Lace trimmed Slips in
rayon satin, rayon crepe and rayon
taffeta. Black or tearose. Sizes 80 to
SO. Now at less than half price---Sl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Women's Plastic Roincoots, q

in red or blue. Sizes small, medium
Is Raincoats in red and natural rayon pop
lin. Sizes 10 to 20. Less than half price
Now Ss
% Raincoats of cravenetted rayon poplin
Blue, green, brown, gold, rose and tan Sizes
10 to IS. Were 1895. NowS1O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Women's Cotton
Hondkerchiefs, Toe

Less than half price
FOG of these pretty cotton handkerchiefs in
floral prints and solid white, blue, rose,
green and beige.
1875 Cotton Handkerchiefs in green, brown rose
blue, white and few floral prints Less than
half price observation-disclosures 12c
IS Handkerchiefs of fine cotton in floral prints
and white with colored borders of blue green,
yellow and rose. Less than half price. Now
HINDKERcH1EFs. Down STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

anu Pat1c1nS III C11c SIUuP.
200 Mems White Undershorts, in cool cot
ton. Sizes 80 to 38. Less than half price
68 Mems Cotton Undershorts in sizes 80 to
38. Less than half price NoW--5 SOC
so Mems Cotton Chambray Shirts in tan
or blue stripes. Sizes 1872 and IA only. Were
$l.69. Now - .-S 81
100 Mems Work Gloves in white canvas
Were 26c Now
40 Mems Work Gloves in canvas with leather
palms Were 44c Now 25 c
ITO Mems 1000 Wool Gloves in assorted
colors and sizes. Less than half price 49, 81
60 pairs Mems Swimming Trunks in tan,
gray or blue cotton gabardine. Sizes small,
medium and large. Were $3.50 and more
Now ~ - SILK
80 pairs Mems Swimming Trunks in tan
cotton poplin. Sizes small, medium and
large. Now at half price -.- SOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Women's Play Sandals, 81

100 pairs of sandals in black and white
Some cotton gabardines, some imitation
feathers. Wear them all summer long-in
the house, on the beach. Sizes 4 to9.
30 pairs Womens Black Shoes with high heels
leather soles. Sizes to 812. Less than half
price. Now
18 pairs Womens Shoes in black $50 wool gabar-
dine and $50 cotton. Sling -back style with high
heels and gilt-studded bows. Sizes to 9. Were
$3.50. Now ---------------
so pairs Growing Girls Shoes, a selection that
includes sandals, sling-back pumps, one-straps
and school oxfordS. Some are all leather, some
are fabric combinations. Brown, black, white.
Sizes to 8. Less than half price Now-------S2
100 pairs Womens House Slippers, COOL open-toed
cottons with all-leather soles. Also cotton felts
with composition SoleS. Brown gray muticolorS.
Sizes to g. Less than half price. Now-----75c
cite. Tie-oxford style, with composition soles.
Sizes to 10, to 3. Were $195 Now--S1
SO pairs Mems House Slippers in lightweight
fabrics with soft leather heels. Sizes 6 to II.
Less than half price. Now -----------------75c
30 pairs Mems and Boys House Slipperssin wool
felt with hard leather SOles (some soft leather
soles) and sleeps wool lining, rubber heels.
Brown, navy and wine Mems sizes: 6, 81, 7, 7h,
8, 10, II. Boys sizes: 2, 3, 4, g. Less than half
price.
so pairs Mems Mexican Sandals. Tan leather
with multicolor Mexican design. Sizes to 9. Less
W&L-North Building SHOES DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Junior Misses Slips, SOC

231 rayon crepe and rayon satin slips in
81 Rayon Satin Slips, also rayon crepes,
in lacy or tailored styles. Choose navy,
pink or tearose Sizes 80 to SO in the
selection. Now less than half price, Soc
w&L-North Building :. LINGERIE. DOWN STAIRS s7o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Cool, Cotton Ankle Socks

Cool, Cotton Ankle Socks
15e pair We're 29c
900 pairs of anklets in turned down top and
elasticized top styles Pink, white, red blue,
green, tan and brown. Sizes 6 to 101a In
the group.
40 edjackets Of soft wool and rayon mixture In
rose color only Sizes small, medium and large.
Less than half price. Now
zoo pairs Cotton Boomers in sizes 81 to A. Less
than half price
1879 pairs Snuggies in a bo% cotton, $50 wool and
$50 rayon blend. Small size only. Less than
200 pairs Rayon and Cotton Panties, also some
cotton snuggies. Small size only. Less than half
price.
100 pairs Cotton Knit Pajamas, with knitted
wrist and ankle cuffs. Pastel pink, blue, yellow
and green. Sizes small, medium and large. Less
than half price.
50 Strawberries Of 500 wool and 500 rayon
Pink blue, rose, lavender, yellow, black and white.
Less than half price. Now-----------------5Oc
w&L-North Building HOSIERY. DOWN STAIRS STORE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06

40 OF these transparent plastic raincOa
and large in the group.
Is Rayon Gabardine Raincoats in blue and
natural color. Sizes IL to 20. Were $575
% RayOn Poplin Raincoats, natural and
khaki-color shorties. Sizes 10 to 49, Were
$500 and more. Now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Cotton Halter and Shorts Sets, g
Less than half price


ton good at Sizes 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-06
Misses and Juniors Dresses, s.
We're $50 and More


~ cotton dresses in prints checks
Choose O. Sizes9 to ~ r ~
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-04-26
Z. Respublikos Prezidento sprendimas

Ministry Taryba nutarus .salyginai Maskvos ulti-
matuma priimt Birzelio l5 aph v ryta buvo pakve-
stas pas Respubkos Prezdenta buves karuomenes va
das Gen. Rastks kuriam Prezidentas pavede sudaryti
nauJa ministry taryba Mero vyriausybe pasiliko par
eigose tol kol bus sudaryta naujoji.-
I Nauj jass ministras pirminnkas Gen. Rastikis tuoj
pat Pradejo pasitarimus poitiniu srovu zmonemis
Bet aple 10 valanda gauta is Maskvos zinia kad Gen.
Rastlks kap mnstras pirminnkas yra Kremliu nepri-
imtinas r kad del naujo ministro pirmninko reikesa
Prezidentu susitar au Kaunan isskridusu Moloto-
vo pavaduooju Dekanozovu (veau buvlsiu sovetu am
Kremaus ultimatumo tksa nepalikdama net r pas di-
'ziausas optmistas ok abejoniu del Letuvos atetes
Respublikos Prezidentas, sutkes paskrti nauja w.
riausybe tk pasiremdamas Ministry Tarybos nuomone
kad ultimatumo prienmas dar nenakna galutina Lie
tuvos potino suverenumo, dabar suzinojes kad naua
vy1ausybe nor faktskai skirt Dekanozovas nuspren-
de sovetiskam smurtu bent pasyvia paspresinti Su-
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mas utimatuas esas perdaug netiketas r karines e-
gos nera paruostos. Minstras pirmninkas rgi buvo
tos nuomones kad Maskvos ultimatumas dar neresha
Lietuvos galutnos okupacijos..
Pc ilgesniu dskusiju Ministry Taryboje Respublkos
Prezdento nuomone pareme tk krasto apsaugos minis
tras Gen. Musteikis r svietmo mnistras Dr. Jokantas
Teisiska Respublkos Prezidentas tureo plna gala da
ry sprendima pats vienas nezuredanas kitty ministry
nuomones Bet praktiska jo gala buvo aplinky
bese laba aprezta: ministras pirmnnkas SUI ministry
dauguma atsisako gnti r astovaut Prezdento nuono-
ne kaiuomenes vadas rgi nepritara Norint kad Pre-
zideno atskras sprendas butu vykdytas, skubai rel
ia sudaryt nauja vyrausybe ir paskir nauja kariuo
menes vada. Karuomenes vada gal rasi gretai, bet
kap SUI vyriausybes sudarymu? Seno vyriausybe yra
koacine dabar dveju srovQ mnistrai nepritaria Pre-
zdentui Vadnasi reikes be u srovu pritarimo vesti
krasta toxin basian ikiman Krasto nevienngumas to-
kiu metu gall visa reikaa paverst nekais.
Tokioje padetyje Respubikos Prezdentui atsidurus,
atrode jam nebusia tksnga ne politiska ne strategs
ka aikytis Xxi gallo isvadu Tode butenybes spi-
riamas, Respubikos Prezdentas sutiko Mnistu Ia
rybos daugumos nuomone kad Maskvos retkaavmus rel
ka patenkint; bet sutko salyga kad s sudarys Wy
rlausybe toka kur bus priimtna tiktai Maskvai o
svarbausia Lieuva Jei taai del kuriu nors priezas-
ciu nebus gama sudary tai Prezdentas is Letuvos pa
sitrauksias.
Ministry Taryba su tokia Prezidento nuomone pill
mai suko r nutare duot Prezdeno dispoziciai attin
kama suma pinigu.
utmatuma reika atsakyti: prieme j saygomis kad
nauJo Vyrausybe patenkns ne tik Maskva bet r Lie
tuva, ir prelada kad Gen. Skucas r Povaitis bus
telsam LietuVos nepriklausomo teismo r nubaust ei
teslas ras uos kaltus. Tai buvo saygos neviesos bet
be tu saygu Lietuvos vyriausybe utimatumo klausma
butu issprendus neigiama
siaden vertinant ana padeti dabarties akimis rel
a prlpaznti kad motyvai uz utimatumo priemima ne
pas1telslno. Sovieai Vstiek panakino Lieuvos nepr
kausomybe visek krasta nuteriojo r gerausius Let-
Vos sunus paslunte mrciai Letuvu Tautos isorai b-
tu buve daug garbngau je krasto aisve butu buvs p
mama, nors ir be vilties ja apgnti.
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(Tesinys is pereito nr.)

Urbsys lyg nenoredamas tiketi kad o pasirasyta sa
vtarpnes pagalbos sutarts po devynu menesu atnes6
toku basiu vasiu Lietuva perskate pats dar karta
vietu rekalavimus, neznodamas kap ant greituju be-
reaguoti tai Beiko tik desmts valandu Xxi reikaau
jamo atsakymo Urbsys megno prasyt praiglnti ter
nina atsakymui bet Molotovas pareiske kad jo nuomo
ne uzteks aiko perduoti Kaunui pareikstus reikaav
mus
"Ik desimtos valandos gall Lietuvos vyriausybe ne
suspect apsvarstyti sos notos. )" bande Urbsys praka
beti utnlatumo turnys j buvo tap gilia paveikes
kad is sunkiai surado zod nustebmui isreiksti isis
utmatumas kelia manyje baimes del LietuVos ikmo.
pagaau atsikvepes pastebejo Urbsys
"Tamsta gall bijotis del Lietuvos lkimo, del pro-
vokatoriu likmo', pataise j Molotovas
"Bet sunku bus vy1iausybe patenkint visus reikala
vmus bus nevekiamu jurdiniu sunkunu atiduoti teis
nui vidaus reikalu mnisra Gen. Skuca vel bande Urb
sys ssneket Bet tai Molotovas atsake boseviko dva-
siai budingu cniznu:
"Je Letuvos vyriausybei bus sunku tai musu juris-
tai suras straipsniu ir jusu istatymuose".
"Gal butu galima Wis del to laika asakymui prates-
?" nepaliove Urbsys kabines, bet gavo is Moloo-
vo toki galutina atsakyma:
"Ultimatumo motyvu perduoti Kaunui nebutu reika-
TO- tuos iris punkus galetute engva teegrama perduo
r gaetute gauti asakyma Xxi desmtos valandos Bet
koks atsakymas bebutQ duotas Vstek sovetQ karuome
ne izengs Lietuvon.'
oar nebutu galima suzinoti kok skaciu kariuome-
mes noretu Sovietu Sajunga LietuVOn vesti?"
"Tris-keturis korpusus ..'
II cia Mootovas dave suprasti kad neverta tokiais
kausimais aiko gaisint Sis paskutins Lieuvos uzse
nu reikalu mnisro paskabe jnas truko tik 20 minuu
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