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ington, and one of the largest in
the nation.
Mr.. Robertson, Commissioner of
Patents from 1921 to 1888, and Mr..
Weaver, a prominent business man,
both members of the first vestry,
and their wives are the only sur
vivors of the years when the church
was a mission. Mrs Anna M. Kin
gan, after whom Kingan Chapel in
the church was named, and her
sisters, Misses Frances and Marion
Young, were outstanding benefac-
tors of the church, as was Mrs.
Stephen Chase, who left $4,000 for
a memorial tower to be erected IN
honor of Canon Austin.
The present rector, DR.. Charles
Wesley Lowry, first came in 1943
as stated preacher and then as
minister-in-charge. A native of
Oklahoma, he is a graduate of
Washington and Lee University and
of the Episcopal Theological School,
Cambridge, Mass. He received his
PHI. D. degree from oxford Univer-
sity in 1888.
DR.. Lowry served as professor Of
theology at the Episcopal Seminary
in Alexandria, Va, from 1884 until
ne came to All Saints Church. He
is now chairman of the board of
examining chaplains, secretary of
the Standing Committee and of
the Department of Finance of the
Washington Diocese.
DR.. and Mrs. Lowry and their
four children live at 3 Chevy Chase
circle.
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William N. Denton, jr., Of Wash
ington.
The congregation which was
started in 1897 through the far
seeing vision of the Right Rev.
Henry Y. Satterlee, first Bishop OF
Washington. Believing the Chevy
Chase area was destined for popu-
lous future, he declared he wanted
the Episcopal Church to have a
congregation there. He asked the
Rev. H. Allen Griffith, then rector
of ST. Johns Episcopal Church, Be-
thess Md, to sto''t mise'~1 in
Che Chase. A s.rt time later
Mr.. { fifth held services in a one
room school building at Grafton
street opposite the present church.
Two years later Mr.. Griffith re-
signed from st. Johns Church and
was succeeded by DR.. Thomas S.
Childs. But before that, during
1898, steps toward the building OF
a church in Chevy Chase had been
taken. Among them was visit to
Francis G.. Newlands, then president
of the Chevy Chase Land Co., who
donated the present site for church
building.
Members of the committee to see
Mr.. NeWlands were c. j. McCubbin,
T. H. Robertson and Col. j. M.
Kenyon.
= On June 8, 1901. ground was
broken for the church, which was
completed in November, 1901. Be-
tween 1898 and that time the con-
gregation worshiped in large
dwelling at Connecticut avenue and
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Bishop J. S. Moyes Guest
At St. Johns Episcopal

The Right Rev. John S. Moyes,
Bishop of Armidale, New South
Wales, Australia, will preach at St
Johns, Lafayette Square, at 7:3O
pm. tomorrow.
Bishop Moyes is returning to Aus
tralia from the Lambeth and AM
sterdam conferences. He has led in
Australian projects for church unity
and social reconstruction.
His general topic Sunday evening
will be Christian education.
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Irving street from 1899 to the spring
of 1900, then at the school house
until October, 1900, and then in the
Chevy Chase Public Library on
Connecticut avenue. First services
In the new church were held De-
cember l, 1901.
All Saints Episcopal Church
Chevy Chase Parish, was recognized
as an independent charge by the
Diocesan Convention in 1908. On
June 8, 1903, the first vestry was
elected. Members were j. C. Bowen.
G. H. Eldredge, Mr.. Robertson, ].
L. Weaver, C. E. Dawson, E. M. Mix,
c. c. Tucker, and F. H. Whitney
DR.. Childs became the first rector
of the parish, remaining until July,
1911, when he retired. He was then
81 years old and had served 81 years
in the ministry.
The Rev. John w. Austin, for
many years a canon in the Cathe-
dral at Jamaica, British West
Indies, succeeded DR.. Childs. Under
Canon Austin's leadership plans for
the present church were made, and
a guild hall and the rectory built.
He died in April, 1923.
During the rectorship of the Rev.
Henry Teller Cooke, 1923 to 1943,
the church retired it's mortgage,
and the Sunday School assembly
hall and building to the west of
Kingan Chapel were built. The
Sunday School enrolment today of
nearly 800 students is the largest
in the Episcopal Diocese of Wash
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Australian Bishop
Guest Preacher al
Washington Cathedral

The Rt. Rev. John S. Moyes. Bishop
of Armidale, New South Wales.
Australia, will be the preacher at
the II am. service In washington
Cathedral tomorrow.
Bishop Moyes. who is visiting In
this country en- route to Australia
from the Lambeth Conference in
London, is the leader of the OPEN
ing conference of the fall term at
the College of Preachers. The col.
lege term opens Monday with a
conference on THE Church and Its
Educational Task"
The preacher at the 4 pm. service
will be Canon G. Gardner Monks.
Holy communion will be celebrated
at 7:30 am. in st. Johns Chapel
and at $50 am. in the Bethlehem
Chapel.
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Activities Listed
Al Luther Memorial

The Rev. James M. Singer, as
sistant pastor Of Luther Place Me-
mortal Church, breaches at mathis
tomorrow on Go Higher. Friend"
DR.. L. Ralph Tabor breaches at
the service on THE Axle of Dis
cipline," the second in a series Of
messages from the life of Moses.
Youth Sunday will be observed by
a dinner for the young people at
the China Clipper, followed by an
outing at Grove II in Rock Greek
Park A picnic supper at $50 will
be followed by an out-of-doors
vesper service.
On Tuesday at $50 pm. the
Business and Professional Women's
group will have their first dinner
meeting of the season. DR.. B. H.
Jarman, registrar of George WASH
ington University, will speak on
adult education.
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DR.. Oscar BIackweIder
Returns From Vacation

DR.. o. F. Blackwelder has returned
from his vacation and will preach
tomorrow at the Church of the
Reformation at II am. on Against
Such There Is No Law" and at 8
pm. on "Christ's Word for the Man
Who Fails"
The Rev. Arnold F. Keller, jr,
assistant pastor, will speak on
Honor Can Be False" at $50 am.
In celebration of Youth Sunday,
as promoted by the United Lutheran
Church, a young peoples tea will
be held in the parish hall at $50 pm.
On Thursday the Business and
Professional Women's Club will hold
its ninth birthday dinner. Col.
Mary Agnes Brown, legal consultant
to the Board of Veterans Appeals,
will speak on Lifting Controls on
Woman Power"
Evening star., 1948-09-18

DR.. j. H. Will DR.. l.. II. Waters
liams. secretary of the Texas Bap-
tist State Convention; DR.. S. F.
Dowis, superintendent of Co-opera-
tive Missions of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention, and DR.. Leland H.
Waters. superintendent of Baptist
City Missions, Richmond, Va. Ses-
sions will convene Monday at 7:45
pm, and Tuesday at 2:30 pm. and
7:45 pm.
DR.. williams will speak tomor-
row at II am. at Second Baptist
Church and at pm. at First Bap-
tist Church. DR.. Dowis will preach
tomorrow at II am. at National
Baptist Memorial Church and at 8
pm. at Congress Heights Baptist
Church.
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Assistant to Preach

In the absence of DR.. J. Warren
Hastings, the Rev Myron w. Chris
man, associate minister of the Ma
tional City Christian Church, will
speak Sunday morning on Faith in
What?"
DR.. Hastings who is en- route to
the International Convention of the
Disciples of Christ in San Francisco
Calf, will preach tomorrow morn
ing in the First Christian Church OF
Fort Worth, Tex.
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the Burial Glass. The Vaughn
Glass will conduct the service at
the Central Union Mission at 7::30
pm. Friday.
Frank L. Smith will teach the
joint session of the adult Bible
classes of Hamline Methodist
Church.
The Pinkham Bible Glass of Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church
will have Don L. Hill as guest
teacher.
The A. B. Pugh Glass of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
elected A. We carp. president; L, H.
Martin, vice president; D. c. Nc
Lane, secretary, and E. B. Bram-
nell, treasurer. Purcell Storey will
teach the lesson. The Fellow Work.
ers' Glass elected Charles c. Lake,
president; Noble Palmer and Julia
Reynolds, vice presidents; Ruth
Mitchell, secretary, and Roy o.
Baugh. treasurer. A business meet
ing will be held today, with Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Perry as hosts. Miss
Emily Lloyd will give the devotion
al message at the Susannah Wesley
Glass and Mrs. B. B. Wright will
teach. Judge Eugene Black will
teach the High Quest Glass. The
Graham Couples Glass elected Mr..
and Mrs. John McCreary, presi-
dents; Mr.. and Mrs. William Truck
ner, vice presidents; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Kenady, secretaries; Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Canon. reporters. DR..
Stewart Webster will begin a series
of lectures at the Rustin Couples
Glass.
The Christian Builders Glass of
the Minnesota Avenue Christian
Church will hold a business meeting
Friday evening.
Robert T. Davis will be the guest
teacher of the Harrison Bible Glass
of st. Luke's Methodist Church.
The Potomac Ladies Bible Class
of Potomac Methodist Church will
hold a New England dinner Thurs
day from to pm.
The Executive Committee of the
Organized Bible Glass Association
will hold dinner meeting at the
Dodge Hotel at $50 pm. october S.
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A-l0 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. G.
Church Federation
Radio Programs

The Washington Federation OF
Churches radio program, September
19 to September Is:
Sunday-wTNX. II to noon, the Rev. John
r. Anschutz, pastor, Christ Episcopal
Church, speaking.
Tuesday-WRC. 1915 to 1870 pm.
Look to This Day" DR.. Carl r. Simon,
pastor, Keller Memorial Lutheran Church,
speaking.
wednesday-wGAY, 1915 to 1890 am.
''Relieion for Living" the Rev. Ben
Church, speaking. WRC, 1918 to 1880
pm, Look to This Day" DR.. Simon.
Thursday-WRC. 1918 to 1890 pm,
Look to This Day. DR.. Simon.
Friday-WASH-F FIN. 4 to 4:15 pm, Radio
Edition of the Bible"
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TeIevision of Buptisims

A baptismal service will be tele-
casted tomorrow at pm. at Grit
fifth Stadium over WTTG.
The baptizing of 200 converts will
climax the current summer revivals
of Elder Lightfoot Solomon Michaux,
pastor of the Church of God. The
service will begin at $50 pm. with
a procession of the 156-voice Cross
Choir. Mrs. Michaux, the elder S
wife, will be soloist for the services.
Evening star., 1948-09-18
DR.. Robinson Returns
From European Trip

DR.. Orris Gravenor Robinson,
minister of the Calvary Methodist
Church, returned from a visit in
England, Holland and Germany this
week. He will preach at II. am.
tomorrow on This World of Ours. "
The Rev. P. C. Toureille of Lunel,
France, minister of the French
Protestant Congregation at st.
Johns Episcopal Church here, will
be the guest speaker at 8:15 pm.
Miss Gretchen Stewart of the Young
Adult Fellowship will lead the
worship.
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Goinq to Convention

DR.. T, T. Roberts, minister of the
Minnesota Avenue Christian Church,
will leave Sunday afternoon to at
tend the International Convention
of the Disciples of Christ in San
Francisco beginning September 25
and running through September 30
DR.. Roberts was elected by the
State Convention of the Capital
Area to represent this area, on the
Committee on Recommendations q
the International Convention. DR.
Roberts is to serve until 1850.
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at Calvary Bap-
fist Church. 1t
will be spon-
sored by the Dis
trict of Colum-
bia Baptist Con-
v e n tion of
Churches Mis-
sions Depart
ment, of which
the Rev. Frank
Brasington Is di-
rector.
Speakers and
discussion lead
ers will include
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the rector and Rev c. W. Lowry.
assistant rector, a large ladies parlor
and library and central boiler
room. The second stage anticipates
erection of the tower and two tran
septs. The final step will provide
for an auditorium in the location
now occupied by Kingan Chapel and
annex.
The auditorium will seat 300 peo-
pie for dinners and approximately
400 for entertainments. 1t will have
a stage. projection booth and
kitchen. Architect of the plan is
Evening star., 1948-09-18
Fourth Anniversary
OF DR.. K. Owen White

The 4th anniversary of DR.. X,
Owen White as a pastor OF the
Metropolitan Baptist Church Will
be observed tomorrow.
DR.. White and his family spent a
vacation on the West Coast, at San
Diego. Calf. While there he preached
in the First Baptist Church. On
their way back from California DR..
and Mrs. White left their son,
Stanley. at Baylor University, Waco,
Tex, where he has enrolled as a
ministerial student.
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into reality the
contempt | a t e d
C h u r C h plant
n ow envisioned
in the archi-
tect's SIX e t C h
above.
First step in
the project will
be construction
of the parish
hall. 1t will con-
sist of approxi-
mately % class
rooms, a small
chapel, a general
Office, Offices for
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ship Bible Glass
of e l d brook
M e t h o d i S t
c urc h. The
Mems Glass will
hold a business
meeting Tuesday
evening.
The v a u 6 h n
Glass of Calvary
Baptist Church
will be taught by
Odle Ut o W l e y.
M i S S Muriel L.
Haynes will sing.
Mrs. Ruby Shar-
Piles will be the
o,,oSt fcachar of
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By Cospur konnes

Members OF All Saints Episcopal
Church at Chevy Chase Circle hope
to see shortly after the new year
begins concrete steps taken to bring
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Organized
Bible Glasses
BIZ Dr.. Paoe Mex. Etchison

The L. F. O. Bible Glass of Brook
land Methodist Church will be
taught by Mrs. Bernice Carlton.
Mrs. Hastings Palmer Avery will
be the guest teacher of the Friend
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Baptist Mission
Conference Here
Monday, tuesday

! Distinguished Southern Baptist
Convention leaders will address a
Baptist Mission Conference Nom
I.,, aNl
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04
Fire At Mission Quickly Quenched

A fire, caused by a down draft at the height of the high wind Wednesday night, forced occu. pants of Aver Cottage at the Baptist Mission to flee through the wind and snow to shelter None of the children was burned or injured.
 Discovered at II pm, the fire was quickly brought under con trol by William Stone, mission superintendent. The fire started in the kitchen and a portion of the kitchen wall was burned. Damage was estimated at $200.
 The fire extingulshers at the mission had been checked and replenished that morning, MT.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04
Youth Gets Icy Bath

Jerry Ieg Pearson got an icy bath Wednesday when he fell from the deck of his fathers boat. the Martha N, into the frigid waters of the channel.
 The Martha N had drifted in the high wind and Ed Pearson. Jerry and Albert Reft went out in a skiff to move it and put out an anchor.
 Jerry went below, started the engine and came on deck. As he started to pass the cabin he slip ped, made grab for the cabin, missed. and tumbled into the freezing water.
 Ed Pearson vowed the skiff to him, pulled him from the water and took him ashore and sent hlm home to thaw and dry.
 Jerry was out and around the next day and apparently suffered no Ill effects from his involunt ary d'p. The temperature at the time of his swim was around IA degrees above zero.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04
P. }. WatkiDsOns Leave Kodiak

Mir, and Mrs P. J WAtkinson left Kodiak this week. They will stay in Seattle, visiting friends and relatives until their mobile home Ia converted bus) arrives They then clan an exteneive tour of the U s.
 MT. Watkinson has been as sociated with the w J. Ersk ne Co for the past 25 years They have no immediate plans to re- turn to Eoo ak.
 After thelr trip through the states they plan to go to Eng
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04

Stone said. and he was abe 70 prevent the fire from spreading. The olty fire department answer. ed a call, for help, but the blaze was out when they arrived.
 One boy at the Nilsson ran from the burning cottage into the deep snow and freezing wind with nothing on but a bathrobe, but suffered no ill effects from his barefoot sprint.
 A small fire Hi Doane Cottage, earlier in the day, caused by hanging clothes too close to a chimney was extinguished before any damage was done, MT. Stone said.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04
Attention Small Boat Owners

The U 8 Coast Guard Cutter CEDAR will be moored at City Dock next week and will bs av. a'lable to issue notorboat Oper ators Licenses, inspect boats to prevent violations of the Motor. boat Act of l940, assist ia filling out forms for Registration, En rollment, License, asd Award of Numbers. Motorboat Regula tion, and Pilot Rules are free for the asking
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04

Tom Gallagher has purchased Lot 5 of the Tolhert sub-divis ion from Christine Tolbert, ex- cutrlx of the Leite estate.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04

Mr. and Mrs Walter kizer have sold Lot 1 Block of the Altman Addition to Earl AzliR.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04

A ranch and roadsioe tavern about 50 miles from Butte, Mont. is being operated by Mir. and Mrs. lack Del&ne, formerly oL kodiak.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-12-04
lamd for a viais witA Mr. Wat kinsoh's relatives.

Word of the marriage of two former base employees was re. ceived here this week. James W. Cypert formerly 8 bus driver, al d Miss Ruth Loppnow, who worked for supply, were married on Nov 21 at Milwaukee. Wis.
 After December l, they are at home at Yuma Ariz.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
z Public Showings Se'
Thursday for Film on
|2OO-Inch Telescope

Two public showings OF "The
Story Of Palomar." 40-minute
sound color Aim of the making Of
the California Institute Of Tech
nology's 20o-inch telescope-largest
In the world-are scheduled here
Thursday.
The National Capital Astrono-
ners. who are presenting the Aim
in cooperation with the Carnegie
Institution OF Washington, an
nounced the showings will be at
7:45 and 9 pm. in the Commerce
Department Auditorium.
Grinding and testing operations
on the telescope mirror at the insti-
tute, its transportation Up Palo-
mar Mountain and, finally, its
placement, are illustrated in the
motion picture.
Before the public showing
Thursday night, the film will be
shown at nine District secondary
schools. A schedule of the shows
follows:
Monday-Langley Junior High
School, First and r streets NE, 8
am; Deal Junior High School, Fort
Drive and Nebraska avenue NV, IL
am, and Central High School,
Thirteenth and Clifton streets NV,
! pm.
Tuesday - Paul Junior High
School. Eighth street and Concord
avenue NV, 0 am, and Roosevelt
High School, Thirteenth and Up
Shur streets NV, noon.
Wednesday Coolidge High
School, Fifth and Tuckerman
streets NV, 0 am, and Wilson
High School, Nebraska avenue and
Chesapeake street NV, II am.
Thursday - MacFarland Junior
High School, Iowa avenue and Var
mum street NV, 0 am, and Cor
don Junior High School. Thirty
NTH and T streets NV, pm.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

their homes by the Air Force. will
attend the presentation Of the
Wright plane at 10 am. Friday
They then will pe honor guests at
a 1880 pm. dinner Of the Washing
ton Aero Club at the Hotel Statler.
To belong to the Early Birds, q
member must have piloted . free
balloon or a heavier. than -air-ma-
chine before December II, 1916.
Among the group will be Brig.
Gen. Frank p. Lahm, Of Hollywood,
Calf, one Of the earliest Of the
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'country's certified pilots and win
ner of the first international Ben
nett Balloon race. He is now presi-
dent Of the Early Birds.
Several other men and women
holding records for aviation pio-
neering will be among the group.
Evening star., 1948-12-13
40 Pioneers In Aviation
To See WRIGHT Ceremonie,

Nearly 40 Early Birds-members
of a pioneer aviation group-will
come to Washington Thursday to
participate in ceremonies attendant
to the presentation Of the Wright
Brothers plane OF the Smithsonian
Institution.
The group, to be f'own here from
Evening star., 1948-12-13
Ward Sociological Society
To Hear Ross PoI|ack Talk

Ross Pollack. assistant chief Of
the examining and placement diH-
sion Of the Civil Service Conmis-
sion, viii address o meeting of the
Lester r. Ward Sociological Society
at $50 pm. Thursday. in the
George. Washington University Hall
Of Government. ITO Twenty-f1rst
street NV. MIR. Pollack, an alum
nus of George Washington Univer-
sity, will talk on Government En-
ployment Of Sociologists."
The Word Sociological Society is
q student-alumni organization of
the university devoted to the study
Of latest developments in sociology.
India Is considering spending
$500, ,000, 900 In improving its food
y,roraeu}nw fydsYsfriaw
Evening star., 1948-12-13

Belgium is increasing Its iron and
steel production. which Is still be-
low prewar levels.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

The Early Birds, which have q ma
tional membership of 300, will have
"a headquarters at the Stat,er dur.
ing their two-day visit.
Evening star., 1948-12-13

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
RUOSIA VAKARU
VOkIETIJAI KON-
STITUCIJA

Vokietijoje, Bonn mieste, SUI
vaziavo delegatai sudarymui
parliamentarines tarybos kuri
paruos vakaru Vokietijai kon-
stitucija. Tai pradzia darbo
sudaryti atskira nuo sovietu
uzimtos dalies Vokietijos vals-
tybe.
Triju Vokietijos zonu - Bri-
tu, Prancuzu ir Amerikieciu =
isrinkti IS delegatai susirinko
dvieju savaiciQ laikui, ir to lai-
ko begiu lures butt pagaminta
naujai atsikuriamai, nors su-
plesytai, vakaru Vokieciu val
stybei tvarkytis konstitucija.
Vakaru Vokietijos sudaryma
remia Amerika, Belgija, Brita-
Mia, Prancuzija, Holandija ir
Luksemburgas.
Delegatai j ta konferencija
isrinkti nuo visu svarbesniu
Vokietijos partiju.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1948-09-10
Kuo Baigsis Bala9

KAIP visi laidotuviu varpai
baigiasi karsto ileidimu duo
ben, taip turetu baigtis ir visi
tarptautiniai skandalai: tas,
kas mirsta, turf ,buti palaido-
tas. O mirsta kasdien daugelis
dalyku politikoje. ziurek, dar
vakar buvo gyvas Palestinos
klausimas, o siandien mazai jau
kas benori juo interesuotis. Va
kar visa demesi trauke Berry,
mas, siandien. jis kaz kaip nu-
skendo Maskvos juokingu pasi-
ka1bejimu juroje. Vakar mus
idomavo Jugoslavija, Graikija,
Koreja, Suomija, cekoslovaki-
ia, Prancuzija. ;, O siandien jau
nauji rupesciai veja vienas XII
ta. Tx viskas darosi taip, kad
tie 'politiniai lavonai" krauna-
81 vienas prie kito, puva ir nuo-
dija visa zemes rutuli. Niekas
neturi pakankamai drasos JUGS
suversti duoben. Tautos ir
valstybes sudaro is visu savo
reikalu lyg kokia milziniska
procesija, kuri traukiasi liudnai
niuniodama laidotuviska gies-
me, nezinodama, kur ju laukia
kapu duobe. Taip ir klaidzioja
tautu politikos SUI lavonais, O
paprasti zemes gyventojai yra
verciami klausytis diena ir
nakti ikyriu laidotuviu varpu.
Jei netiketume, kad tas klai-
dziojimas SUI lavonais nebus
amzinas, tai nieko nebeliktu,
kaip tik nuleisti rankas ir pa
siduoti likimui. Laimei, mes IT,
kline, kad ia klampi pasaulines
politikos bala baigsis kapais ir
po paskutiniq asaru galesime
vel gyventi protingesniu gyve-
nimu.