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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
kALEDOS TARP-
TAUTIkEJ BEN
DRUOMENEJ
LIETUVLU BURELIS GLE
DOJO "GUL SIANDIENA"
(LAISKAS IS ITALIJOS)

KUC1U vakaras tarptautineje
stovykloje. Reiskia, ne toks
kaip gimtojoj bakuzej pas Sc
ma mociute, prie sienu ir balta
staltiese padengto stale, siau-
rame seimos ratelyje, kur ku-
ciu vakariene baigus ivairus
burtai prasideda SUI malku ne
simu, klumpiu svaidymu, sunu
lojimo klausymu.
Cia Selma gan didele - arti
poros simtu zmoniu, zmones
beveik dvidesimties tautybiu.
Vakariene pavalgeme papra-
sta ir paprastu laiku. Gal kick
riebesne negu kasdien.
Devinta valanda vel renka-
mes j valgykla programai. Cia
iskilmingiau. Stalai baltai pa
dengti. Kiekvienas jiesko sa-
vo vietos pagal padeta kortele.
o 81 papuosta dar egles sakele.
Prize Lietuviu stale ir stovyk-
los administracija - koman-
dantas, Welfare Officer Mrs
Fruchey ir kit.
Stovyklos orkestras palygin.
tt gan auksto lygio, ispildo re.
ligini koncerta parinktu kom
pozitoriu kuriniQ. Mrs. Irene
Fruchey, pasakius stovyklo'
tremtiniams zodi, papraso at
skiras tautybiu grupes pagie
doti savo kaledine giesme. Sill
pnai ir nedrasiai pradejo Ven
graf, po ju zymiai drasiau, ne
didesnis burelis ir esame, uz
traukeme mes, ''Gul siandien;
jau ant sieno Atpirkejas emo
nijos". Tada Serbai kick blan
kiau, po ju Slovenai, po ju Ru
su vyru burelis, keletas Lenkl
ir kiti.
Mrs. Fruchey vel kviecia vi
sus kartu giedoti visame pa
saulyje giedama 'Tyli naktis
sventa naktis". Vienas Alba
mas studentas pradeda forte
pianu, kiekvienas benami
savo kalbos zodziais lydi kilni;
Gruberio melodija. Visu 70
dziai susilieja j viena gausma
kuris kyla pas Auksciausiajl i
mesa Jam visu vienoda prasy
ma kad kitos sventes butu ma
muose! O ten ia melodij;
skambetu tikrai linksmiau i
galingiau. Programos gale -
Kaledu dieduko pakietelis kick
vienam ir kakao puodelis.
Kaledos taip pat sventiskoj'
nuotaikoje. Maistas labai pa
gerintas. O kas daugiau pri'
liru tai stovyklos bare atsigeri
Italisko vyno, konjako, o ka'
prie dolario tai ir likerio sal
pasivelijo.
DOVANOS NUO SV. TEVO
| GRUODzIO % d. vel staig
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
1916 m. Vasario Is d
Vilnius.

Vilnius.
Didvyriskai Raudonajai Ar
mijai isvadavus Lietuvos TSR
nuo Vokiskuju fasistiniu gro
biku, Vidaus Reikalu Liaudies
Komisariato organai ir kariuo-
meme, gyventoju bel liaudies
gyneju remnant, atliko dideIl
darba Lietuviskai-Vokisku ma
cionalistu gaujoms sutriuskin-
ii.
Daugumoje apskriciu SUI
triuskintos beveik visos gaujos
ir nelegalios antitarybines bur-
zuazines nacionalistines orga-
nizacijos.
Lietuviskai- -Vokiskuju nacio-
nalistu vadai, be mazu isimciu,
submit ir sunaikinti, 0 tie gau-
ju dalyviai, kurie apgaule arba
grasinimu bel teroro verciaml
buvo itraukti i gaujas, pasida-
We Tarybu valdzios organams
ir sugryzo prie ramaus darbo.
Daugelis ju saziningu darbu
ispirko savo katie Tevynei.
Taciau yra zinoma kad kai
kurie banditai, pasidave Tary-
bu valdzios organams ne savo
noru, gauju vadu nurodyti
taipgi yra zinoma kad jie gin
klu neatidave, tebelaiko rysius
su savo vadais ir padeda Lie
tuviviskai-V ai-Vokiskiems naciona-
listams vykdyti ju zveriskus
darbus prizes ramius gyvento-
jus.
Atsizvelgiant j tai kad kai
kur dar tebera Lietuviskai-Vo-
kisku nacionalistu likuciu, ku-
rie savo banditiskais veiksmais
trukdo ramu pilieciu gyvenima,
siekdamas galutinai likviduoti
tos LietuviSkai-Vokisku nacio-
nalistu likucius,
ISAKAU:
/. Vidaus Reikalu Liaudies
Komisariato apskriciu ir walls
ciu virSininkams, Vidaus Rel
kalu Liaudies Komisariato ka-
riuomenei ir liaudies gynejQ
buriams tuojau imtis grieztu
priemoniu apvalyti visoms lie
tuvos TSR apskritims nuo Lie
tuviskai Vokisku nocianalistu
likuciu.
2. Visiems savo noru pasi-
duodantiems banditams, jg
tarpe ir gauju vadams, LILA
ir kitu burzuaziniu nocianalis-
tiniu organizaciju dalyviams,
po to kai jie pasiduos ir att
duos ginklus, jokiu represiju
netaikyti, paleisti JUGS j savo
namus ir isduoti pasus.
3. Gauju dalyviams kuriems
ju vadai banditai draudzia sa-
vo noru pasiduoti Tarybu val
dzios organams, isakau uzmus-
ii tokius vadus ir organizuotai
atvykti su ginklais j Vidaus
Reikalu Liaudies Komisariato
istaigas. Niekas is asmenu NJ
mususiu banditu gauju vadus
ar eilinius banditus, trukdan-
cius jiems pasiduoti, nebus
traukiamas atsakomyben.
4. Anksciau pasidave ban
ditai, bet dar neatidavusieji
ginklu, o taip pat kit asmens
turintieji ginklus, privalo ne
delsdami atiduoti ginklus vi
daus Reikalu Liaudies Komi-
sariato istaigoms.
5. Banditu ir burzuaziniu
nacionalistiniu organizaciju da-
lyviu, nepasidavusiq Vidaus
Reikalu Komisariato istaigonls,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

APSKAICIUOJAMA kad vi
same pasaulyje kas meta buna
16 miliionu perkuniju ir zaibu
audru. sia pat minuta, siaucia
$4,000 perkuniiu ivairiose ze-
mes dalyse.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

Alcide de Gasperi, Italijos mi
nistras pirmininkas, kuris ne
senai lankesi Amerikoje gauti
1talijai pagalbos. Jis pagalbos
gavo, bet mamie kairieji socia-
listai pasiryze laikytis bendro
fronto SUI komunistais, sudare
nauja vyriausybes krizi ir de
Garperi turejo rezignuoti. Jis
gryzo Italijon pradeti naujos
vyriausybes sudaryma.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24

SIOJE salyje kas meta SUI
naudojama po 8 milijonus to-
nu koksu namu sildymui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1947-01-24
Amerikos LietuviQ Mi'
ir Jos Darbai


Ameriko Iietuvu Mij
Albmas pusl, 9x12 coiu
vikas Angskai Mijo
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
Will It Work Two Ways?
Cincinnati Enquirerl

The bombing of cloud with pellets of dry ice recently carried of the several hurricane zones in the Caribbean presents interesting possi- bities. While results of that experiment have not been detailed, scientists have announced that the effort was technical success" The bombing was on a small scale the idea behind it being entirely experimental Learning the effects of such an opera tion limited secon observers will be in position to expand their efforts if results warrant.
 The Caribbean test not the first to be made although we understand 1t the first time tropical hurricane the goal. Two or three massed cloud "bombings" in the Southwest reported to have precipitated varying amounts of rain. The chilling effect of the dry ice passing through the heavy msts, is said to condense the moisture. The same process it is believed would diminish the force of hurricane winds breaking down the clouds which accompany the gales and thus equaizng atmospheric pressures.
 If the scheme eventually is worked out, dry ice bombings can be great assistance to mankind. By bringing rain whenand where-rain is needed, it may wipeout the menace of major droughts droughts which cost millions annually. Rain is killer of forest fires-and when such fires large enough it is the only sure way to stop them Great cloud banks often appear above fire areas-but too often they refuse to release the moisture they carry If dry ice will do the trick. other millions will be served To date this year hurricanes have cost the Gulf Coast district and South Florida a staggering
 toll Add this saving to the possible benefits if hur ricane busting" is successful
 We in the Ohio Valley glad to see any pro- gram which may help cope with Mother Nature when she goes her rampages While Cincinnati has few hurricanes and few major droughts, know that what helps others helps too We think too, that successful in fight scientists find ways tc win other battles If they make it rain maybe they make it stop raining We say that a little w;stfully thinking of the possibilities of the coming flood months"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

obscmed and distorted by the prejudice and vengeful spirit born of
 MT. Brown, recognizing the basic difficulties to be the shortages of food fuel and also recognizing the central position of Germany the key to Europe's recovery recommends outright scrapping of the Yalta and Potsdam agreements, and the scrappng also of any limits on German industrial activity
 He would insure against the revival of German military power by Q) destruction of German muni- ton plants C2) liquidation of the German airplane industry and C3 retention of small effective Allied inspection agency in Germany for 50 years
 MT. Brown would have unify the three western zones of Germany-French British, American. Facing the fact of food shortages, he would have supply food for Western Germany for five years, at de- clining rate He would boost British coal output by a six-day week with incentives to the miners, and then supply European coal requirements by from Britain This would free German coal for use in the restoration of German industry.
 In addition this down. earth program for Ger many would abolish the veof-industry plan and let the Germans produce just much as they possibly can of anything they can, excepting ornaments and aircraft Along with this he proposes abandonment of the present rigorous controls the German nomy establishment of a German central park and issuance of a currency.
 No brief summation of MT. Browns recommenda- ons do justice to his report It only suggest the general tenor of his concrete recommendations. But it can be said that this report is going to bulk large in the shaping of American policy, and prob ably will have an important influence the final pattern of the Marshall Plan it develops year
 An impractical desire for vengeance slowed the of Europe several years after World War The pattern this time has been much the same, in large part because Soviet Unions predatory and vengeful policy in Germany.
 Since We cannot persuade the Soviet Union to go along with an enlightened revision of the Potsdam and Yalta agreements, we can best join with France and Britain to reconstruct Western Europe realistic basis. Lewis Brown has made valuable contribution in this direction.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
THE TUBERCULOSIS PROBLEM

Both Federal and Territorial health officials are hoping that with Congress to reconvene in special session soon Federal aid may be secured toward fight ing tuberculosis in Alaska with the help of the recent survey conducted by team of doctors of the American Medical Association.
 The report lists 4500 as the number of open pull onary tuberculosis cases in Alaska with most of the cases among the natives who said to have a lower resistance to disease and hampered by poor housing conditions
 We can expect practically no progress in the battle unless substantial Federal aid is forthcoming The Territory is well aware of the problem and doing all it can Its citizens are contributing for the battle against TB than the taxpayer in the States But the problem is just too tremendous to be solved alone Years of neglect the part of the Federal government has allowed the disease to become almost common among the native peoples, for which the Federal government has assumed responsibility
 Doctors believe that the disease rate could be lowered to compare with the best records elsewhere in matter of five to eight years providing the red eral funds are forthcoming.
 Secretary of the Interior Krug has commented The American people must provide sufficient money to eradicate the evils that are menacg the develop meth of our great Territory or must be willing tc accept the blame for our failure heed the warning
 As Territory with a large native population WI have every right expect that this aid will be forth coming Should Congress decide that are ready tt meet the responsibilities of statehood, it would be different story. Let hope that this tremendous problem is met before we start out our own as a state.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
BRASIL REAL-ESTATE LOBBY

You have to hand it to the real estate lobby. Among it's members, at least. they are not only honest, but amazingly brash about growing over their achievements. When the lobby scores a victory over Con gress, the boys come right out and say so in the lobby's confidential bulletin.
 Most effective real-estate lobby ist in Washington is Morton Bod fish of the United States savings and loan league. In his monthly real estate letter" BodfiSh's organ ization recently reported that real estate operators would make an in- creased profit under the new rent law of 349 percent before depre- ciaton."
 Just a few short months ago when the resl-estatc lobby was ramming the rent increase through Congress. the boys were publicly wailing that real-estate operators could scarcely make a living.
 The contrast here is what they said privately in their own news bulletin after the act was passed:
 The effect Of the new rent law on earnings ot rental buildings and, hence. on values and market prices-is the subject of good deal of mental speculation. On the basis ol broad survey of three-story, walk-up operating figures, the fol- lowing facts are interesting:
 "l If a typical unfurnished walk up building gets Is percent more from all of it's tenants and remains 100 percent occupied (Which it cer- tainly will, it's net return-assuming l946 operating expenses and taxes will show an increase of 34.9 per- cent before depreciation. va4 An across the-board increase of
 15 percent in apartment hotel ren- | tals at 100 percent occupancy
 would produce much more impress
 sive gains in net income than for 1 uniunished structures, even with i the anticipated increases in operat-
 Ing expense
 1 Note to U. s. Housing Admin lstrator Wood: In view of the cur
 rent demand of local real-estate boards for rert hikes, the above should interest you.
 tccPYRIGHT, i947, BELL SYNDICATE. INC)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
Daily lessons in English v v. L. GORDON

you" EXACTLY. might well Tt JUST JUST EXACTLY told you
 Honolulu ho-no-loo-loo both OOS TOO, principal third syllable.
 OFTEN MISSPELLED Canal; AL Channel; two Ms 
 SYNONYMS: Gracious, kindly, courteous, aabe oblgng
 STUDY use word three times and is yours Let us Today nfae authority divine communications oracle of God."-Byron.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

train-departure ceremonies in Los Angeles would take business away from the thea tres. They also re- minded him that many European governments were baning American moves.
 If there isn't peace in the world, :" replied Warner there won't be any theatre business
 Meanwhile, the railroads, which are hauling this train free of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
WAR WIDOWS SACRIFICE

A woman called up the Friend ship Train headquarters in Los An geles, sad she was a war widow a member of club composed oI l9 war wdow,, all of whom draw pensions of less than Sl00 month Yet these women, who already had made the greatest sacrifice for their country, had collected S200 among themselves to buy flour for the trani.
 Then there were the motion-pic- ture stars, ott-maligned and not often applaudcd for their citizen ship. Tn order to give the train a send-off, stars were asked to per form. but they needed clearance from their unlon Ronald Reagan, President of the Screen Actors Guild, agreed immediately.
 The Screen Actors Guild also fur nisned a carload ol eVaporated milk to be attached to the train. Match ing this, the Screen Directors Guild also donated o car.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

flew to the mainland in a Friend ship Plane" to present the sugar Even before he arrived, however, the Hawaiian contribution had swollen from one to two carloads.
 It has been the same story all along the line of the train. Ameri- can farmers, whether blessed with prosperity CT suffering drought, have been way ahead of Congress in their realization that the food IS TOW a vital instrument of Ameri- can foreign policy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
HAWAII DONATES SUGAR

In San Francisco, a call came that the people of Hawaii, respond ing to the apreal of the Friendship Train. had peeled their pennies to Duy a carload cf sugar. The average donation was eight cents apiece.
 Hawaii is not yet member of the Union, though there is strong sentiment in Congress to make 1t the 18th State. However, the Ha- wal,sn people without waiting to be asked. volunteered their sizable contribution. On top of this, Gov e!rcr Ingram Stainback of Hawaii
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

charge, Western Union, which has contributed a sizable amount of free teiegrams; the Rotary, Xii wanis and Lions Clubs, many of the churches. the. Chambers of Com merce, the veterans groups, school children, labor unions and business men-all are pulling together in the cities along the line in the type of cooperation which makes demo- cracy live.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
TRAINMAN's CONTRIBUTION

Others have felt the same Here, fer instance, IS a telegram from
 lcyd Weedmen. a trainman on the Atlantic Coast Line, living in Tam p2. Florida.
 T have been reading about the Friendship Trsin." he writes, and am glad to note that the train is running. Like brother Mcconnell Of the Pennsylvania Railroad CMcCCnnel. 9 conductor, offered his services free on the Friendship Train out o1 Pittsburgh it would be an honor and a privilege to man the train over one of our di- visions"
 However, since the Friendship Train is not passing through Flor ida, MT. Weecman went on to say T should like to enclose a check covering one days pay with over time and no deduction as my con- tribution toward the Friendship Tram
 T was in both wars,' wrote an- ether contributor, and I know what hunger means"
 A man and his wife wrote. We i know that lite in Europe is an ovelpowering struggle and we Am ericans, who are the most forum ate people on earth must do our part to help the people of Europe. " FAkSIGHTER HARRY WARNER
 Then there is Harry Warner, 67 years old, wFo because of illness had retired from the motion picture business When asked to become chairman of the Friendship Train committee, Warner, against doctor s orders and with a desk piled high with medicine accepted. Within AS hours he had forgotten all about his sickness.
 i Someone told Warner that the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
MODERN ETIQUETTE SoRrRrA 1s LEE

shake hands when being 
 optional pleasure
  offers first What a carving? A. Keep a the carving stationery should a use? A. A 4l5 by inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

teamsters answered calls picking up sacks of beans, flour and sugar all over Los Angeles County.
 A Teamste.s' Union employee also worked overtime at a special switchboard installed by the Pacific Telephone ana Telegraph Company which relayed calls regarding food pick-ups, including calls from near by ranches and grain elevators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
LOOK and LEARN h. C. GORDON

President of the United States  Which the United States the latitude Egypt and India? way birds s larger ANSWERS:
 President Representative years
 
  It is long and twg top of having a support Brazil by square miles
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
A Realistic German Policy
Cincinnati Enquirer

comprehensive study of the European recovery problem with special reference to Germany has been made by Lewis H. Brown Board Chairman of the Johns -Manville Corp at the request Of Gen Luclus Clay Released by the War Department, it is an ex
 cellent example of what can be done by applying businessman's common to problem heretofore
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
20 YEARS AGO fME TIT EMPIRE
NOVEMBER 10, 1927

tables of whist played at the fCeoeAaie " Party held previous odd Fellows Hall fls' piN Frank Oja Mrs w. C 'eeh anu
 prizes were gwen to ~ ' A. Martin nd MT
 planned to celeDraVe ue in the Eagles Hal Neal all the winter ana DIE clo"o "as expected
 the latter recently elected vice. the National Legion for the Pacific Coast D home last night on the Auta
 of the Auahc on the LeVahah Convention visited many european visited were Rome Milan Coon russeS' Dover London and the beautiful Lakes of Lucerne
 Major Malcolm Elliott the Alaska Road Commission who arrived in Juneau be speaker at the meeting or the program was to De candidate Tor the publican nomination for Delegate to Congress
 Karl of the Northern Pacific Railway on Fairbanks
 Southeast Alaska ports were oer- ing reduced the months The fare was S73 so for the Seattle and return.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Taku paSf Nh h5EQ

M,ets first and third Fridays Post Hall. Sew ard St. Visiting Com : rades Welcome.
 II. s. GRUENING. Com mander; J. C. BRADY, Adjutant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10
he Washington
 Herry-Go-Round

Continued from Page Ore)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

The Philippines is the only Christian country in the Orient.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

Weather: High, 31; low, 3o clear.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-11-10

Karl Alaska representative of the Northern Pacllc was on the for Seattle He had beer stended rp throuehou Alaska far Fairbanks
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
Joe Mrhar tesko
poskodovan " nesreci

Superior Ave. in Russell Rd. je
bill snoci cadet Cd nekega avto-
mobila poznani rojak Joseph P.
Mrhar, star IS let, XII re mnogo
let vodi Elyria Auto Sales Co.,
ma 6813 Superior Ave. Policija
poroca, da ga je avto vlekel 20
cevljev, predno Sc je ustavil.
Ko so Mrharja odpeljali v Mt.
Sinai bolnico, so zdravniki ugo-
tovili, da ina prebito lobanjo,
zlomljeno nogo in notranje po-
skodbe. Oh casu nesrece je Mr.
har stal dvema drugima pes
cema ma sredi ulice in cakal, da
Sc ustavi promet proti zapadu.
Zadet je bill Cd avtomobila, kate
regA je vozil Gerhart Schmidt,
star 81 let, stanujoc ma lilo E.
rs St., o katerem poroca policija,
da .ie bill pijan. Ostala diva E/Sca
sta v zadnjem trenotku odskoci-
la in tako usla poskodbam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18
Verske, plemenske in
veteranske grupe Sc
ZavZele "a Lilienthala

WASHINGTON, II. feb. -
Voditelji 21 verskih, plemen-
skin in veteranskih skupin so
sc zavzeli "a Davida E. Lilien-
thala, (katerega so republican
ci obtozili, da ina zveze S ko-
munisti) in apelirali ma senat
Zed. draw, da Sc njegovo ime-
novanje "a predsednika komisi-
je "a atomsko energijo potrdi S
tenn, da Sc odv'zejo vsi stran-
karski predsodki.
Rev. A. Powell Davies, XII
predstavlja Amerisko unitarsko
zvezo, je v svojem pis m u ma
predsednika sonata Vandenber-
ga izjavil, da je Lilienthal "spo-
soben delavec" in da edino "sve-
town. zakon glede atomske ener-
gije more prinesti mir.
Med podpisniki apela v prid
Lilienthalu Sc nahajajo: Fede-
ralni svet krscanskih cerkev Ze-
dinjenih draw, federacija znan-
stvenikov, drzavna zveza far
marjev, Ameriski komitet "a We
terane, drzavna .zveza "a pro-
gres ne-belih narodov, Ameris-
ka federacija univerzitetnih zen
in svet skofov metodisticne GER
kve.
Sedaj Sc je biloxi, XII zagovar-
ia Lilienthala, zvisal ma 46, to-
da Lilienthal mora Sc vedno
irneti. vecino, &c sc zeli zoper-
staviti republikancem, XII so v
veliki veeini proti njegovemu
imenovanju "a predsednika ko-
misije "a atomsko energijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-18

rec, XII je clan caeveiandske po-
licije; udaril Sc je nekim pri-
vatnim straznikom parka.
Avtor ordinance proti rasni
diskriminaciji privatnih zaba-
vniskih parkih je demokratski
zamorski councilman Charles v.
Carr, XII je rekel, da mu zakoni
take vrste ne prijajo, da pa Sc
nekaj mora ukreniti radi eks-
tremistov tako med belimi kot
crnimi prebivalci mesta.
V me estu sc govori, da DO
uprava Euclid Beach parka raje
zaprla vrata, kakor pa da bi Sc
pokorila dolocbam move ordi-
nance, oziroma, da sc bo zaba-
visce preselilo v tako predmest-
no obcino, XII ne DO oviralo ME
govih metod poslovanja.
Proti ordinance je glasovalo
Z demokratov in en- republika-
nee, odsotna pa sta bila coun-
cilmana Leonard Franks in
John Prince, oba demokrata.
Euclid Beach Sc nahaja v 80.
vardi, katero zastopa council
man Prince.