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Evening star., 1948-10-25
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Evening star., 1948-10-25
24-FOOT LYING ROOM

THIS unusually lge two-bedrm. Cape Cod,
with ouilt-in garage. has attractive frepI'
IN lee. Inv. rm, with huge screened porch
on: lge. din. rm. and equip kit with
breakfast nook space: two very lge. bed
rms tile bath second A.; full basement.
OIL neat. entrance to garage: fenced rear
yaro All this on wide lot GO4 ft) only
Sl2 $50. Immediate possession,
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Evening star., 1948-10-25
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APT. HOUSE SITE, vic. of East Capitol st,
Texas ave and Benning rd.; over $4,000
So tt: 27S-ft frontage on East Capitol
st. MICHAEL WALSH & SON, 1911 Eye
ST. NV. RE. 1882. -25
Evening star., 1948-10-25
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Evening star., 1948-10-25
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Evening star., 1948-10-25

lnclosed BY picket fence. this immaculate
brlck Colonial home. l blk. off Lee blvd , !
, min. from Pentagon. Must be sold At |
tractlEe living room with lovely fireplace |
family size dining room, equipped kitchen |
excellent bedrooms and tile bath on End |
moor; ful basement. gas heat, copper |
plumbing. storm windows Excellent
financing with monthly payments less than
rent. Don't miss seeing this |
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Evening star., 1948-10-25
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min. drive to D. c. Only Sl2, 500
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Union Proposal to Work Alaska Ships Carries ''.IOker''

SEATTLE, (P)-Waterfront em- ployerS in Seattle told Governor Ernest Gruening of Alaska yester- day that there is a joker" in the proposals of striking maritime unions to load and sail ships to the Territory.
 President Gilbert w. Skinner of the Alaska Steamship company made public the exchange with the governor.
 He said Gruening telegraphed that he understood Mayor William Devin of Seattle had secured an agreement from CIO unions to load and sail Alaska steamers un- der pre-strike conditions with re- troactive increases of pay if these should be granted in the strike set dement,"
 Alaska unions" the Governor said, "are not involved in this strike, yet all Alaskans are being made to suffer by conditions be- yond their control. Hope you will agree to have Alaskan ships oper- ate pending settlement of your strike differences instead of using Alaskans as hostages"
 Skinner replied that "the well fare of Alaska is and will continue to be our first consideration" He added, however that there is a joker in the union proposal"
 The proposal, he said, is "that ships would be sailed on the same basis as the Nome relief ship meaning no southbound cargo per
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Internation'l News At A Glance
(By The Associated Press) (ThursdaY. October 2. l948)

Nine of the II nations on the U. N. Security council were reported today solidly in favor of raising the Russian blockade of Berlin.
 Only Russia and the Soviet Ukraine were on the other side. Russia has crippling veto, how ever, which is expected to negate any positive action against her.
 tPARIS) - An authorit a t i V e source said all the six neutral countries on the council had stud jed the western power charges that Russia menaced peace and se- curity in Berlin and feel that lift ing the blockade is the first re- quirement for easing the west-east crisis. The neutrals are China, Sy- ria, Belgium, Colombia, Argentina and Canada.
 They heard no Russian counter charges since the Russians chose to sit out the argument Tn silence. The United States, Britain and France, which brought the charges are arrayed against the blockade.
 tBERLIN) - The Russians an- nounced large war maneuvers yes terday in the air corridors through which the U. s. and Britain have been supplying western Berlin since June. British fliers engaged in the air lift said they saw Rus sian planes drop live bombs in the Soviet occupation zone 12 miles northwest of Berlin.
 The United States protested the proposed Soviet plan for flying bombers over Berlin and for gum nery drills in the air lift corridors.
 Continued on Page Three)
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
GO Fly A Kite'' Fairbanks Tells Maritime Unions

FAIRBANKS, (PO A group of businessmen yesterday told lead CTS of the five striking west coast maritime unions to "go fly kits" after learning of the unions offer operate Alaska vessels on unin- terrupted "relief ship" basis de- spite the general Walkout in Pacif- ic ports.
 In a telegram to Seattle's Mayor William F. Devin, the Fairbanks businessmen Said
 ". we emphatically recom- mend no conciliatOry negotiations w it h unist-dominated un- ions. Now that Alaska Railroad is hauling foodstuffs and clothing to Alaska we suggest telling Harry) Bridges and associates to go fly a kite. We must have uninter- rupted flow of freight to survive.' ,
 Copies of the telegram were ad- dressed also to the waterfront em- ployers association, Bridges and William Gettings, regional repre- sentative of the striking unions.
 (The offer to man Alaska ships on the same basis as that employed last week in the sailing of the re- lief ship Square Sinnett was made Monday by Gettings after a con- ference with Mayor Devin.
 (The agreement called for retro activity on any wage increase and other benefits obtained in the cur rent tie-up).
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
DiOmede EskinOs Return Home

Seventeen Little Diomede ESki- mos, including six women and one child, who were held captive for almost two months by Siberian of ficials on Big Diomede Island were released and permitted to re- turn to their home island Septem- Der 25, according to word reach ing here yesterday.
 Members of the party were re- ported to be all in good health, having suffered no unusual hard ships during their imprisonment in guarded tents, it was reported.
 Release and safe return of the party was confirmed in an off cial air force statement issued yes terday by Colonel A. M. Clark of Alaska Air Command.
 An official army air force party composed of Colonel Clark, Major Ralph Sims It. C. A. Lewis, M/Sgt. R. Riddle and Father Tom Cunningham, flew from Nome Wednesday to KotZebue where they boarded the North Star to go on to Little Diomede island to in- vestigate the matter.
 The Little Diomede Eskimos were taken prisoner during their annual ivory-trading trip to the Siberian Island. They had received no official notification from the state department in Washington that the Russians had revoked a 1888 trade agreement permitting trading between the two islands.
 They had been detained by the local Soviet officials pending the check as to the validity of their passes.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Flying Discs'' And ''Parachuters" Just Spider Swarms

SAN FRANCISCO, (P) - No ma'am. Those weren't men in par. achutes you saw drifting dowr toward the laundering surf north of the Golden Gate. They weren't flying discs, either.
 Take the word of the U. s. air force and assorted professors they were spiders. Parachuting spiders, that is.
 They created quite a stir yester- day at that. Mrs. Wilma E. Huff of Stinton Beach phoned the sheriff, who called Hamilton Field, and air force search planes and a heli- copter w ere rushed into action to seek the "parachuters" she report ed.
 The coast guard sent three more planes and a cutter. Civilian and
 Continued on Page Nine)
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Joint Action Needed To End Housing Shortage
CBy The Associated Press)

Gov. Thomas E. Dewey called to- day for joint action to end the housing shortage. The Republicans Presidential candidate said the job cannot be done by the federal gov ernment alone.
 Dewey said the program should and can be worked out by indus try, labor, capital and the various gOvernments-stat local and na- tional.
 If federal aid is needed to get action he said, it can be supplied to States on a realistic, practical basis"
 President Truman repeatedly has accused the Republicans of failing to do anything about hous- ing and contended that Dewey fa- vors putting 1.-two families in ev- cry garage"
 Dewey laid down his views on the problem in an address prepared for ground breaking ceremonies at a housing project in New York City.
 While he was there, Mr. Truman moved into Albany with a plea that voetrs keep the Democrats in power.
 "Why in the world would you want to upset the applecart now
 Continued on Page Nine)
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Political Writers Favor Dewey

NEW YORK, (P- Newsweek magazine says 50 of the nations political writers unanimously pre- dict victory for Republican Presi- dential nominee Thomas E. Dewey.
 The magazine reports in its cur rent issue the following results of poll of 50 writers:
 Average forecasts-Dewey, 376 electoral votes; President Truman, 116; States Rights candidate Gov. J. Strom Thurmond, 39.
 The Republicans will retain mar row control of the Senate and in- crease their majority in the House. The average of the predictions for the Senate gives the COP 50 seats and the Democrats 46.
 Average estimate on the popular vote for Progressive party candi- date Henry Wallace is 2,778,700.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
FAIR NOTES

With a grand Native Potlatch the Northwestern Alaska Fair op- ened in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening.
 The opening of the program was zy the 752nd Air Force band from Fort Richardson near Anchorage. with number of selections.
 The Nome Eskimos played host to all visiting natives from the surrounding country and islands, serving native foods, and dancing.
 On Thursday night the opening of the Fair proper with the off cial welcome by C. D. Jones, pres ident of the association, and native welcome announcement by Sam Mogg, of the Arctic Native Brother hood, selections by the Air Force band and a short talk by Ralph Browne, consultant for the Alaska Development Board.
 MT. Browne stated in brief that the development board was cogni- zant of the fact that the North western Alaska's Second Division has until now been a forgotten cor ner in any planning for Alsaka.
 He stated that development of its resources and small businesses should be given serious considera- tion both from general economy and from the military standpoint.
 Roads, cheaper power, reindeer, tourist industry, housing, agricul- ture and many other allied indus tries are necessary for the economy of the area.
 Browne stated that his survey was yet very young and he could not make any definite appraisals of conditions at the present mo- ment, but that with the sincere CO., operation of the many individuals a complete analysis of the survey will be forthcoming.
 The Fair displays are something
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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
Truman Blasts At Dewey; Wallace Blasts At Both
By The Associated PresS)

President Truman, handed a new setback in the South, pushed his vote campaign up the eastern seaboard yesterday.
 Gov. Thomas E. Dewey mean while mapped an eight-day offen- siVe into the midwest with a 33- talk tour scheduled to cover nine States.
 MT. Truman's Dixie reverse W.s an announcement by E. H. Crump, Tennessee Democratic leader, that his powerful Shelby county organ ization will support the States Rights ticket in the November election.
 "Truman has sold the South down the river for Negro votes ir large northern cities," Crump said in statement at Memphis We'd nesday night, taking issue with the Presidents civil rights pro- gram.
 The President moved on toward major speech in Jersey City, N J. last night after telling a party rally in Philadelphia's Convention Hall that the Republicans are try Continued on Page Seven
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08

ANCHORAGE, (P)-About 1900 acres have been cleared as sites for new Alaska farms, the Univers- ity of Alaska's Farthest North Col legian reports.
 Lorin T. Oldroyd, director of the extension service, told the Colleg- ian that about 600 acres in the Panama Valley and similar amount in the Matanuska Valley were cleared under the soil con- servation program last year.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08

. OTTAWA, (F) - It's g e tt i n g warmer in the Arctic and cooler in Southern California. This is the word from Andrew Thompson, Canada's No. l Weatherman, who has just returned from a world conference of his fellow meteorOl- ogis.s in Norway. Winter seasons degrees warmer in the past 50 years, but slight decrease has been noted at southern California stations.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08

BALTIMORE, (P) - The local chapter of Alcoholics Anonymous has moved it's offices into the Bromo-Seltzer tower.
 The Secretary-you should ask his name-explained the group has outgroWn its old offices. It now has membership of 500 men and women.
 The headache remedy firm which occupies most of the build ing does not handle it's rentals.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
EUREKA, Calf. (P) - Adnan

Howari, 23, left a note of prayer for his native Saudi Arabia and his Moslem religion, then killed himself by cutting his throat with safety razor blades, the county coroner reported yesterday.
 The youth was a student at Humboldt state college and was brought to the United States under auspices of the American Arabian Oil company. College officials said he had been homesick.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
KETCHIKAN, (P) - Executive

kETCHIKAN, VHJ = EXecutlVe director Glenn Wilder of the Alas ka Housing Administration told Rotarians here that the admins tration does not wish to compete with private enterprise.
 He said "where costs are too high and newcomers have only a few hundred dollars, we hope to be able to take care of them" A total of $15,000,000 has been authorized for Territorial and federal financ- ing of emergency housing in Alas ka.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
ANCH GRACE, (P - T/Sgt

A N C H ORAGE, (H) - T7Sgt Harry A. Holt of Kellogg, Ida, d.ed Monday of injuries received in the crash of B-29 bomber on Shemya, western tip of the Aleu- tian island chain.
 The crash, which occurred Sept. %, now has clamied four lives. Nine others were injured.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08

FRANKFURT, Germany, (P) - Germany's favorite food-potatoes officially went off the raion list in the British-American zones yesterday for the first time since the Allied occupation started.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-08
NEWS IN BRIEF

STAUNTON, Va. (P)-The first snow of the, season in Virginia, about two inches, fell on Snowy Mountain in Highland county, Wednesday.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

kuo grlzti atgal Europa, lai-
sva tevu zeme, kurios ilgisi pc
po Pietu zvaigzdziu Kryzium
jauciame labiau negu bent ka-
da.
" ileidima 81 krasta, imi-
gracijos istaigos anksciau bu-
vo teigta, turesime metus lai-
ko dirbti darbo istaigos skirto-
Sc darbovietese, neturedami tel
ses be tos istaigos leidimo kei-
sti darbo. Taciau dabar paais-
kejo kad skirtose vietose pri-
valesime isdirbti apie du me-
tus laiko, ir tik tada paaiskes
ar turesime teise gauti Aus
tralijos pilietybe.
Tas j musu tarpa inese kick
nusivylimo, bet nieks is musu
tarpo nesigaili pasiekes 81 kra-
sta, kur megstanciam darba
blaiviam atvykeliui greit gall
ma uzsikalti grazaus pinigo, o
veliau, norinciam, net ir isikur-
ii.
Imigracijos istaiga pazade-
jo, laikui begant, atgabenti mu-
su seimas. Ju, kaip ir musu,
kelione apmoketu Pabegeliu
Tarptautine Organizacija q.
R. o.. Taciau, pirmiausia cia
reikia isspresti sunkia butu
stokos problema.
Ar bus imanomas koks ben
dras kulturinis veikimas paro-
dys ateitis. Apie tai bus para
Syta veliau. JuOzas Silainis.
KAS platina Dirva = tas
platina apsvieta.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

Netoli stovyklos esanciame
kline viena karta per savaite 70.
domos Amerikoniskos ir Ang-
liskos filmos. Neziurint to kad
dazniausia rodomos kriminali-
mes filmos, j vidu leidziami val
kai, paaugliai; motinos atsine-
sa savo naujagimius. Kartais
kila toks "koncertas" kad uzsi-
kimsus ausis tenka begti is XII
no laukan.
SUSIRAsOME SU SAVAIS
Gavus laiskus is kitu darbo-
vieciu paaiskejo kad visu at
lyginimas svyruoja nuo A Xxi
6 svarq savaitei, uz 5 darbo
dienas (tarp 500 ir $3O.-Red.)
W tuos pinigus galima lengvai
verstis, isigyti reikalingus ru-
bus ir susitaupyti ateiciai.
Mazai kas is musu pateko j
didesnius miestus. Daugumas
gyvena primityviskose salygo-
Sc, palapinese, miskuose ir ga
ma toll nuo gyvenvieciu. Toks
gyvenimas liudnas ir nykus,
bet salygos labai palankios pi-
nigu taupymui. O NUNS dabar
to ir tereikia. Kas NUNS is
papuosalu, prabangisku ir truk-
smingu miestu, kur sunkiai uz-
dirbtas pinigas lengvai slysta
is ranku.
Pasprukus is skurdziu D. P.
stovyklq, NUNS daug ko stin-
ga, o svarbiausias musu tiks-
las - dirbti neziurint kokiose
salygose, deti pensa prie pen
SO, kad po metu-kitu turetume
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

Sis vazdas benam priau netuo
det dabar dbanti Salvation Army
tuveje Js laikinus
pragyvenmu Major Hoffman, Centre vedea kus
Suomi kous nereingus
JUGS Salvation Utah 1885, pauosmas tn pa
dargu suteks uemimo enukam ku,
prieglauda Shame Centre, 2179 Street
Shame Cleveland
r prieglauda kybu ku
RE atsidure aygose kad kur
Jusu padovanojamas baldas
amamas kou kaip nereikalingas js
pvercaama naudmga Vskas ko reka
Centru, Utah
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

NUO 1885 metq, kada elek-
ira pradeta SUI valdzios pagalba
ivesti j ukes, Xxi dabar jau 81
nuos. ukiu, arba 2,83O,667, tu-
ri elektra. Pirm to tik apie 10
nuos. ukiu turejo elektra.
Dabar Senatorius LANCER is
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12
(normaliai / svaras skaitosi
lS5 Americas dolariail.

(normaliai / svaras skaitosi
SIS Americas dolariai).
Nuo Vasario l atlyginimas
kick pakeltas. Nuo pirmos die
nos darbe atlyginima gauname
toki patti koki gauna su mumis
dirba vienoda darba Australia.
Su vietos darbininkais musu
santikiai santurqs ir korektis-
XII. Atrodo, musu netiketas at
siradimas siose kasyklose ne
padare jiems jokio ispudzio.
Cia dirba daugiausia vyres-
nio amziaus cia gime ir auge
nevede vyrai. Jie viskam abe
jingi ir flegmatiskai nusiteike,
tezino tik savo darba, valgi ir
MEGA, 0 alga gavus, vakarais
sustojus ratu metyti j virsu
monetas, ziurint kas bus virsu-
je - karaliaus galva ar kan
garu. Tokiu budu losiama is
pinigu, kurie greit suplaukia j
kelly slaimingujq' kisenes, o
Sic juos tuoj pat prageria.
Jie darbe ir namuose mazai
sneka ir stebisi musu Lietuviu
plepumu bel judrumu. Jie tik
retkarciais mus uzkalbina siais
zodziais: "Kaip jums patinka
Australian" Atrodo kad ju
nedomina ir jiems neegzistuoja
kitokia negu ju gyvenimas ap-
linkuma.
Kartais, rimtai nusiteike, pa
skaito jie laikrascius, kuriuose,
tiesa pasakius, apie kokias ark
liu lenktynes ar sporto rungty-
nes patalpinti pirmuose pusla-.
piuose sieksniniai straipsniai, o
apie svarbiausius politikos ivy
kius, nuo kuriq priklauso visas
pasaulio likimas, keliais zodziais
tepamineta.
Tu AustralieciQ tarpe esama
ir tokiu kurie vietoje isdirbo
apie 20 metu ir turf susitaupe
grazias pinigu sumas. Taciau
Sic pinigingieji, if tie kuriu xii
seniuose svilpia vejai, vienodai
atrodo: nuolat buna paisini ir
apsileide.
KAIP SMAGINAMASI
Triju myliu atstume randasi
baras, kur darbininkai sunesa
daug grazaus pinigelio, nors jis
buna atdaras tik tue metu kada
darbininkai dirba. Darbui pasi-
baigus, 1920 minutu laiko baras
buna atdaras, ir tue metu dar-
bininkai skuba isgerti kuodau-
giausia salto gaivinancio alaus.
Geriama staciomis, mes nei ke-
dziu, nei stalu nera. Nuilsus
pakinkiams, sedama tiesiog ant
grindu ''pailseti''.
Stokojant vietos viduje, Ell
mama laukan ir ant saligatvio
susedus, geriama toliau, kol
koks gerokai isilinksmines is
daigininkas nepradeda SUI alaus
stiklais losti futbola. Sekma-
dieniais ir sventadieniais, di-
pastangas dedamas,
nei laselio svaigalu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-03-12

l
daug zalesne spalva negu Vic
torijoje. Musiu labai mazai
pasitaiko, uodu ir kitokiu vab.
zdziu visai nera. Tuo atzvilgiu
81 vietove yra svariausia ir pa
lankiausia naujai atvykusiam
Europieciui apsigyventi.
| Aplinkiniuose miskuose kly-
kauja raudongalves papugos il
kitokie egzotfski pauksciai, So
kineja kangaru gyvunai, mur-
kso simpatiski mazi meskiukai,
sliauzioja storos ilgos gyvates,
auga milziniski j zilvicius pa
nasus medziai ir zemos palmes-
nykstukai.
Gyvename triju myliu atstu-
me nuo kasyklQ, bendroje sto-
vykloje, kartu SUI Australais
darbininkais. Musu gyvenimo
salygos prastos, mes gyvenamus
butus kol kas NUNS atstoja
lauko palapines, kuriose talpi-
names po du zmones. Palapi-
mes SUI grindimis, turf spintas
ir lovas. Stovyklos rajone sta
toni barakai, kuriuose ruosia-
mi kambariai SUI elektros ap-
svietimu ir kitais patogumais.
Kambariai - vienam darbinin-
kui gyventi. Kasyklu vadovy-
be zadejo dvieju menesiu be-
gyje barakus irengti.
Cia pat esancioie bendroje
valgykloje gauname pakencia-
ma maista, uz kuri savaitei
mokame / svara ir 1 silinga.
Pietus imame darboviete.
Darbo dienomis, rytais, apie
Z val. sedame j sunkvezimius
ir apie kalnus besiraitanciu ke-
liu leidziames j pakalne, kur
diena-nakti smilksta ir snioks-
cia dvylikos kaminu elektros
stotis, toliau tesiasi animal
rukstancios ANGLES kasyklos ir
ant kalvos rudomis dulkemis
alsuojanti brikeciu gamykla.
Rudolf anglis randasi po plo-
nu zemes sluoksniu, kuri nuo-
lat drasko zemkases masinos ir
perpila j kita vieta. Angliaka-
ses masinos milziniskomis Stu
pelemis drasko ANGLES Status
ir IBERIA tiesiog vagonus, ku-
RE angli veza j gamykla. To-
kiu budu keliu desimciu metu
begyje iskasta milziniska 100
$50 metru gylio ir apie triju
kilometru ilgio duobe, kurioje
NUNS tenka priziureti ir tai
syti gelezinkelius. Darbas ir
nedirbusiam jokio fizinio darbo
nera sunkus, taciau karstis,
kuris sauletomis dienomis duo
beje pakyla Xxi 40-55 laipsniu
C. yra sunkiai pakenciamas.
Australia dirba uzsivilke nerti-
MUS ir Svarkus. Jie sake kad
po metu-kitu ir NUNS tas kar-
Sits nebus baisus.
Rudeni ir ziema (tarp Gegu-
zes ir Rugpjucio menesiu) cia
tesiasi ilgos liutys, zeme patti
ia ir tenka guminius batus ap-
siavus braidyti glitu purva.
Tada Australia darbininkai, sa-
ko, sprunka is siu kasyklu ir
traukia j siaure, kur silciau ir
jiems patogiau gyventi. Va
sarai jie vel cia grizta, mes sios
kasyklos gera pasipinigavimo
vieta.
UzDARBIAI AUSTRALIJOJE
Visoje Australijoje yra su-
normuotas virsvalandziu skai-
cius, o cia gall dirbti kick tau
patinka. Paprastas darbinin-
kas, kokiais mes ir esame, uz
40 darbo valandu, dirbdamas 5
dienas savaiteje, gauna ran
kas 5 svarus, Is silingq. Dirb-
damas virsvalandzius gall uz-
dirbti Xxi 10 Svaru savaiteje |