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Evening star., 1949-11-09

1900 Colin road. who was in the
basement at the time, died about
three hours after he was admitted
to Bethesda Naval Hospital. =
Injured were Thomas Distin. 81,
owner of the home. and Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Hill, %, the child S
mother. Mrs. Hill was burned
when she went to the aid of her
son, whose clothes were in flames.
She was listed in fair condition
today at the Naval Hospital while
Mr.. Distin's condition was de-
scribed as serious.
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Distin were
upstairs when the explosion and
fire occurred. When flames
blocked the cellar stairs Mrs. Dis
tin used a screwdriver to force a
locked outside door to the base
ment. Mrs. Distin drove the in
jured to the hospital, where Mr..
Hill. a chief hospital corpsman,
was on duty.
Kensington firemen extinguished
the fire.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Montgomery's Credit
And Finances Sound,
Fiscal Survey Shows
By J. B. Zotmun

Montgomery County is in sound
financial health and its credit po-
sition is secure" according to a
survey just completed by New
York firm of fiscal experts.
Results of the survey. which
also covered the operations of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission and the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission, are contained
in a 116-page booklet made public
at the County Councils meeting
yesterday in Rockville.
Accompanying the report were
several recommendations intended
to help the county maintain its
high financial standing.
The study, which cost $4,000,
was authorized by the council
last March. Its purpose, according
to Council President Frederic P.
Lee, was to compile readily
available source of information
on the county's financial affairs.
Credit Rating Cited.
He said such information also
was needed as result of the
action of credit agencies in rat
ing down" the value of county
bonds, thus making them more
difficult to sell and forcing the
county to pay higher interest rates
Mr. Lee attributed this condi-
tion principally to the practice OF
former Boards of County Com
mlssionerS in refunding bonds
when they came due, rather than
paying them off. This policy
changed in 1947. he said, and the
county now pays it's obligations
when they mature.
One of the recommendations,
submitted by the firm of VAIN
wright, Ramsey & Lancaster, calls
for the county to include a pro-
vision in its bonds to permit them
to be paid off before they come
due, if the market interest rates
drop after the bonds are sold
This, it was explained, would en-
able the county to issue new bonds
at the lower rates.
Service Charge Urged.
Another urged the county to
charge the sanitary and planning
! commission, incorporated towns
and special improvement areas for
it's services in collecting their
| taxes for them.
Under a third recommenda tion
the county would fix a uniform
charge for all road construction
and maintenance, rather than
treating these projects in the SUBJ
urban areas as matters Of special
benefit"
Eventually, the report stated
the cost of highway construction
and maintenance should be paid
out OF the county's general taz
fund, and not from special assess
ments, as at present.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Fredericksburg Mon
Dies Of Auto Injuries
By the Associated Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. Nov.
9.-William Morgan, SO. Of Fred
ericksburg. died In hospital here
yesterday Of injuries received
when the truck he was operating
overturned on route 2 Monday
( miles south Of Bowling Green.
Morgan was an employe Of a
Fredericksburg furniture store.
Another employe, Morris Grimes.
was hurt slightly Ia the accident.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

They are Edwin Shelton, lawyer,
who sat beside her at the table
in front Of the judges, and John
L. Shelton. a real estate man.
Judge Matthews is scheduled to
hear her first case tomorrow. She
is to use the courtroom Of Judge
Laws. The latter, who is con-
Quoting pretrial court, will use a
conference room at the Justice
Department.
Judge James r. Kirkland, who
was sworn in on Monday as q
District Court judge, temporarily
is using courtroom in the Munic-
ipal Court Building. where he
heard his first case yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

v l ! ldSc OcNel-
opment, m =
way b e t W e e n
w h e atom and
Rockville.
Police said
the explo S on
occurred when
a h o t-w a t er
heater appar-
emily igniJed a
can of. gasoline
In the base
ment of a house
at 1902 Colin
road.
Michael Hill
Evening star., 1949-11-09

Mrs. Burnita Shelton Matthews
was sworn in today as the Dis
trict's first woman Federal judge.
The oath was administered by
District Court Chief Judge Bo-
litha j. Laws at a general term
session, attended by the judges
of District Court, members of the
bar and many women friends of
Judge Matthews.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. promi-
nent club woman. placed a judges
robe on Judge Matthews. The
robe was a personal gift from
Mrs. Wiley.
Two brothers of Judge Mat
thews attended the ceremony.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
State Roads Rejects
Plea for Traffic Light
Near Takoma Park

A request that an electric traf-
fic signal be Installed at the in
tersection of New Hampshire ave-
nue. and Ray road, near Takoma
Park. has been rejected by the
Maryland State Roads Commis-
sion despite pleas from the Prince
Georges County Commissioners.
This was disclosed yesterday in
a letter to the commissioners from
George N. Lewis, jr., safety direc-
tor for the State roads agency.
The commissioners two weeks ago
had asked the commission to re-
survey the intersection after de-
scribing it as the worst unpro-
tected corner" in the county.
Urged by Citizen Groups.
Installation Of the traffic light
repeatedly has been urged by citi-
zens' groups and the parent
teacher association. The inter-
section is located at the j. Enos
Ray Elementary School.
The commissioners were pre-
sented a letter from I. William
Hill, city editor of The Star. pro-
testing police treatment of a
photographer. Paul Schmick,
when he tried to take a news
picture last week.
The Star complained that Mr..
Schmick was jostled and showed
several times by Policeman James
H. Burgess at the entrance to
Prince Georges General Hospital,
while attempting to take a picture
of Claire Hanratty, school girl
who had been missing for
10 hours and was being brought
in for examination.
Reprimand Asked.
The letter stated that Police
men Burgess and William F..
Little also manhandled Vincent
Sirnmel Of Cottage City, q fire as
ISOLATION official. who tried to
intercede in behalf Of Mr..
Schmick.
2 The newspaper expressed the
opinion that the policemen should
be reprimanded oficially and also
requested assurance that such
incidents not be repeated.
The commissioners, decided to
conduct a full investigation Of
the complaint when they sit as
q police board in the Hyattsville
County Service Building next
Wednesday. The hearing was set
for 1880 am.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Defense Doctor Heard
As Burgman Trial
Enters Final Phase

The battle of psychiatrists con-
tinued in District Court today as
final testimony was heard in the
treason trial Of Herbert j. Burg
man.
Latest witness for the defense
was DR.. Ferdinand D. Whitby. a
colored psychiatrist. 2l9 Florida
avenue NE, who said he was
making his 212th court appear
ance as an expert witness.
Contradicting testimony of Gov
ernment doctors. DR.. Whitby said
he examined Burgman this morn.
ing and concluded that he was
suffering from moral insanity"
in the period covered by the trea-
son indictment from l94l to 1945.
Burgman, a former clerk at the
United States Embassy in Berlin,
admits remaining in Germany
during World War II and broad
casting anti-American propagan-
da over Nazi short-wave station.
Moral Insanity Defined.
DR.. Whitby defined moral in
sanity as SYNONYMOUS with the
term psychopathic personality.
He said Burgman could have dis
tinguished the difference between
right and wrong, but could not
have adhered to the right. He
said he believed Burgman had
been cured of his mental ailment
since the war.
Under cross examination by
Chief Prosecutor William A. Pals
ley, the witness testified that his
opinion was based on his physical
examination of Burgman this
morning and on the mental and
physical history which the patient
had given him.
"Then your diagnosis as to his
mental condition in the past is
based on what he told you. And
if what he told you was complete
ly false. your diagnosis also would
be completely false, wouldn't it?"
Mr.. Paisley asked.
Eyes. it would" DR.. Whitby
answered.
| To Go to Jury Monday.
With one more expert witness
still to be called by the prosecu-
ton, Judge Alexander Holtzoff
said he was ready Ito take judicial
notice of the fact that PSYCHE
artists can disagree"
The case was expected to go to
the jury on Monday.
Although Judge Holztoff had
announced he was Every anxious"
to have the case end this week,
it was indicated late yesterday the
jury will not receive its instruc-
tions from the bench until Mon
day.
The prosecution yesterday
called on DR.. Anna c. Todd, a
member of the Commission of
Mental Health for the District,
who examined Burgman after his
return to this country last sum-
mer. DR.. Todd stated not only
that Burgman was sane when
she examined him, but also gave
her opinion that he had been
sane in 1916, and in the period
covered by the indictment.
Mr.. Paisley has indicated that
he will call DR.. Sterling Ruff
this year, to back up DR.. Todd,s
testimony.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Reservist Association
To Honor Morine Dead

The Marine Corps Reserve Off,
GERS Association will honor Marine
dead OF all wars at ceremonies in
arlington Cemetery at 1880 pm
tomorrow-the 174th birthday OF
the Marine Corps.
During the brief service. Col
Justice NJ. Chambers, U. S. M. q.
retired, . member Of the organiza-
tion's executive council, will Law a
wreath on the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier. The wreath will
be shaped like q Marine Corps
emblem.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Medical Group Elects

. WOODSTOCK, Va. Nov. 8
(SpeciaD-Dr. r. w. Stoneburner
Of Edinburg. has been elected
president of the Shenandoah
County Medical Society. He sue
ceeds Dr.. G. @. Crawford, Of Stras-
burg, deceased. DR.. Frank w.
Gearing. r., of Woodstock, is sec
retary.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
coIIet Still Confined to Bed

Judge John c. Collet of Kansas
City lis resting comfortably in
Walter Reed Hospital but still is
not allowed to leave his bed, at
tending physicians said today. The
judge suffered a heart attack here
October II.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
West Tells Mayhem
He Has Authority 10
Begin Benefits Probe

Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West today advised Fire Chief
Joseph A. Mayhem he is within
the scope of his authority as head
of the Fire Department in order
ing an investigation Of an al
legged shortage of about $1,000
in four firemen's benefit organi-
zation accounts.
Chief Mayhem said the three
man investigating board convened
Immediately after receiving the
opinion from Mr.. West and will
report its findings as soon as pos
sible.
The investigation was ordered
by Chief Mayhem yesterday when
he directed Deputy Chiefs p. A..
Davis and M. H. Sutton and Bat
talon Chief c. P. Pool to con-
vene as a board. investigate and
make appropriate recommends
tions."
Mayhem Plans Check.
Chief Mayhem, however, decided
to check with the city law depart
ment to see If he had authority
to order the investigation before
letting it begin.
The four organizations, which
have assets totaling about $780,
900, are the Firemen's Retirement
Club, the Firemen's Relief Asso-
citation, Firemen's Family Relief
and the Number Engine Com
pany Christmas Club.
The treasurer Of all four clubs,
Chief Mayhem said, is Pvt. j. A.
Mccarthy, So, of Number 3 Engine
Company. Thomas x. Dunn, at
torney for Pvt. Mccarthy. said the
treasurer had been acting in that
capacity for about seven years.
Mr.. Dunn said Pvt. Mccarthy
had a certified public accountant
audit the books of the organiza-
tions last April. The then Fire
Chief Clement Murphy earlier had
had an audit made, 1t was ex-
planned. and the second checkup
confirmed the shortage.
The attorney said Pvt. Nc
Carthy did not know where the
money was and questioned the
authority Of Chief Mayhem to
order an official investigation into
the affairs Of private organiza-
tions.
Laxity Is Charged.
The Firemen's Retirement Club
has $50 members and assets of
1925, 900 It is essentially saw
ings club. with most Of its funds
invested in building association.
Members pay $50 a share and
receive their contribution, with
interest, on retirement.
The Firemen's Relief Associa-
tion has 900 members and $780,
600 in assets. It pays BENEFITS to
widows and other survivors of
f1remen, with monthly dues set
at 50.
The Firemen's Family Relief,
with assets Of $4,000, also pays
varying benefits to survivors in
event Of death in a firemen's
family.
The Christmas club, smallest of
the four. has only 20 members
and they receive only what they
contribute. About $500 is re-
ported missing from this fund.
Chief Mayhem said there has
been great laxity among the or
ganizations, with a haphazard way
of keeping books and handling
money. He added that $1,000 in
cash was found in the No. 3 Com
|pany safe. where Pvt. Mccarthy
kept all books. The chief said
several persons had access to the
F. !
Evening star., 1949-11-09
LODGE Dinner Tonight

The Warren G. Harding Chap
ter No. 81 Of the Order Of the
Eastern Star will hold its annual
dinner party at 7:15 o'clock to-
night in the Kenesaw Cafe, Six
|teenth and Irving streets NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Child Fatally Burned, /,
z Hurt in Viers Mill
Home Blast and Fire

A 2l2-year-old boy was fatally
burned and two adults received
serious burns in a fire and ex-
plosion yesterday in the Viers Mill
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Church Pluns Dinner

Brookville Church. Montgomery
County, will serve q benefit dinner
at 2 PM, Friday In Orndorn Hall.
Brookville.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
g. 0. P. Opens Battle
|For Farm Vote With
|ControI-Free Plan
BY me Assosis.sd Press

ALLIANCE. Nebr., June H.
Republicans fred the opening gun
In the battle for Midwestern farm
votes last night with an offer Of
an agricultural program free Of
Government control.
Senator Wherry Of Nebraska,
Republican floor leader Of the
Senate, told the Nebraska Stock
Growers Association that diver
sion. not destruction. Is the key
to the solution Of farm surpluses.
Senator Wherry put forth his
plan while top-ranktng Truman
administration leaders were pre-
pairing for conference at Des
Moines. Iowa. Monday to sell the
Midwest on their own farm pro-
gram.
Democratic leaders In Washing.
ton parried the Nebraskan's on
the-ground. jump-tte-gun attack
with radio talks by Senator Nc
Grath. chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee, and
Representative Biemiller, Demo-
crat. Of Wisconsin.
They explained the Brannan
farm program. which would allow
Evening star., 1949-06-11

the prices Of perishable farm prod.
ucts to 60 down. with the differ.
ence TO farmers made up through
Government subsidies.
Democrats plan to lay this pro-
gram before the Des Moines meet
ing in their drive to hold farm bell
votes won by President Truman tr
the ls4S campaign. Republicans
are equally determined TO win bach
their Midwest dominance.
Senator Wherry called the ad.
ministration plan socialistic. He
said it Is being sold to farmers Al
a guarantee Of low prices from
uncontrolled production.
These promises cannot be
kept" he said.
Instead, he offered q new ap-
proach":: Remove "Governmen,
regimentation." let farmers alone
Then. II o surplus develops. divert
some Of 1t abroad. channel thu
domestic overflow into industrial
uses In the form Of alcohol fol
motor fuel and in other forms fol
hundreds Of purposes" He sug.
gested use Of o two-price system
Aims TO Stabilize Income.
Senator McGrath. In his radio
address, said the administration;
farm program aims at stabilizins
farm income. which he said has
dropped Is per cent since 1s4S
while the price Of things the
farmer must buy has dropped only
2 per cent.
At the same time. he said. the
Evening star., 1949-06-11

program marked out by Secretary
Of Agriculture Brsnnan would cut
food prices by encouraging high
level production. He said the pro-
posed controls are no different
from those offered under the 1880
Farm Act, and that farmers are
for Il,
Mr.. Dien,Iller said the ad-
mtnistration in proposing this
program does not assume q de-
preston. On the contrary. the
whole proposal Is designed 10 help
prevent q depression.
Both Senator McGrath and Mr..
Diemiller are scheduled 10 attend
the Des Moines meeting.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
Scott Mends Fences
or Western G. O.P.

LOS ANGELES. June IL LFp.-
Republican National Chairman
Hugh Scott is busy mendins the
Western fences. working for O
Republican Congress in 1850.
| The salvation OF our country. "
Mr.. Scott told q Western States
party conference last night. de
mands an administration which
can at least get along with itself
We can get that kind Of admins
Evening star., 1949-06-11

t-ation by starting next yea- with
the election @. q Republican Con-
grsSs~
/ He said tia. President Truman
has demonstrated inability 70 SCI
along with q Democratic Congress
OF Q Republican Congress: Every
one Is out 0. step but Harry"
Evening star., 1949-06-11
lndio Grows More Pototoes

American experts working cr
q farm development program n
the United Provinces. India. have
increased the potato yield 50 Per
cent by using better seed and ma
rureS.
Evening star., 1949-06-11
9306 Lonsbroneh
Porkwov

z extra large bedrooms. "a
#. living room-dining room
combination with fireplace.
Completely equipped kitch-
en-. Full basement. gas air
conditioned heat, side
screened porch. Owner Is
forced to sell this prewar
home at this ridiculously low
price.
Directions: NOnt fsth st. NV.
fnto Ptnev Breach Rd. TO Old
neht 10 Easf Melbosrwe Ace .
left Q blocks TO Lonceraaeh Park
pep, left to home.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
Lietuviu tremtiniu Drau.
gijos susirinkimas

Pereita sestadieni, balandzio
9 diena, Lietuviu saleje (apa-
tineje) ivyko Lietuviu Tremti-
niQ Draugijos Clevelande susi-
rinkimas.
Isklausyta veikimo apyskai-
ia ir isrinkta nauja valdyba,
kuri taip pasiskirste pareigo-
mis-: pirmininkas - Minkdnas,
sekretore = Puskoriute, izdi-
ninkas = Bartkunas, rysinin-
kas SUI memo sekcija = Gaizu-
tis, valdybos narys = Damu-
Sis.
Susirinkimas vienbalsiai pri-
tare buvusios valdybos pasiu-
lymui, kad memo sekcija drau-
gijos vardu kitty organizaciju
parengimuose dalyvavimo rel
kalu SUI kitomis organizacijomis
susizinotu tik per valdyba. Taip
pat, kai kitos organizacijos
kreipiasi su kvietimu visai SEX
cijai dalyvauti ju programme,
tai ia kvietima nukreipti j val
dyba. Tuo budu norma isveng-
ii nesusipratimu, kurie susida-
70, tokiais reikalais tarpinin-
kaujant paskiriems asmenims.
Valdybai pavesta pasirupinti,
kad draugija surengtu Tevyne-
je likusiu motinu paminejima
Motinos Dienos proga. Famine
jimas pageidaujama rem g tt
draugijos nariu ir iu sveciu
tarpe, tokiu metu, kada nera
kitu organizaciju panasaus pa
minejimo.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
PASIRENGIMAI
DRVOS VAKARUI

Penktadieni po Velyku, ba-
landzlo 22 d., 8 val. numatomas
DlRVOS vakarui rengti komi-
teto posedis, apsvarstyti ak
tualiems vakaro rengimo rel
kalams. Po to bus placiau pra-
nesta apie vakaro programa.
BilietQ ta vakara jau gall
ma gauti. Ju kama - 75c
kaip jau buvo skelbta, va
karas rengiamas geguzes Is d.,
sekmadieni, Lietuviu Saleje.
Sale bus jau naujai pasipuo-
susi, taigi bus tikrai malonu vi
stems joje susitikti.
Programos pradzia bus 5 V.
PIP. Pc programos bus galima
ir uzkasti.
Kvieciame visus skaitytojus
rengtis ta diena su draugais
bel pazistamais butt LietuviQ
Saleje!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
TAI BUVUSI ASMENINE
DOVANA

D1RVOS IL mr.. buvo pastaba
del vienos correspondence j O S
LIETUVIQ zINIOSE, kur buvo
kelta abejojimu, ar toje kores-
pondencijoje nera klaidu.
Tarp kitty dalyku buvo klau-
siama, ar tai teisybe, kad Gle
velando ALT skyre tam tikra
suma klebonui pagerbti.
Tulas "Koresp." paskutinia-
me LIETUVIU zINIU numery-
je aiskina, kad ALT komiteto
nariai asmeniskai sudeje kick
pinigu ir paskyre juos tam tik-
slui ALT komiteto vardu. Taigi
cia buta tik asmenines dovanos,
kuri taciau buvo iteikta kaz ko-
del ne paciu aukotoju, o ALT
vardu. Aiskintojas pabrezia, kad
ALT skyrius pinigu neturi, nes
visi esq pasiusti centra.
"Koresp." ia proga piktai nu-
siciaudi DIRVOS ir tautininku
adresu, paprastame paklausime
atrasdamas net smeizima ir pro-
vokacija -.
W jo paties klaidos atitaisy-
ma ar isaiskinima - aciu, o
uz nusiciaudejima = j sveikata.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
HIPPODROME

Ateinanti treciadieni prades
rodyti MY Dream is Yours
apie radio programoms talen-
tu ieskotoja ir nauja dainininke-
laikstingala, kuria jis ivede i
radio programa.
sioje filmoje daug graz ziu
dainu. Vaidina Carson, Doris
Day, Adolphe Menjou, Eve Ar
den, S. z. Sakall.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
p AID Elk A

Atvyke j sia Sail po vargi-
nancio tremties gyvenimo, lai-
kome savo pareiga padekoti vi
stems geradariams, remusiems
mus Vokietijoj ir padejusiems
cia atvykti -
dedems Nap. ir K. Mulvi-
mans; Juliui ir Mary sukiams !;
John ir Elz. Sukiams
uz jq visq malonia parama
pirmuose zingsniuose mlsQ nau-
jane gyvenime.
DR.. Br. Gaiziunas ir Selma
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

Ohio Viesujp Patarnavimu Komisija
1949 metu balandzio 6 diena isleido
papildoma nepaprasta paredyma, ku-
ris veikia tuojau. Juo leidziama irengti
$4,000 nauju gaso sildymo itaisu The
East Ohio Gas Co. veikimo teritorijoj.
Padidindama galimybes kompanijai
irengti daugiau sildymo itaisu, komi-
sija pripazino paskutines ziemos xii
mato salygu paselmes ! East Ohio
kompanijos gaso atsargas ir laul<iama
gaso pareikalavimo padidejima atei-
nancia ziema.
Taciau, Komisijos paredymas isak-
miai draudzia gaso kompanijai duoti
naturalaus gaso papildomiems iren-
gimams be formalaus prasymo is var
totojo, kuris turi butt gautas kompani-
joje If jos patvirtintas. Todel visi iren-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
Lankykites savo klube!

Amerikos Lietuviu Pilieciu
Klube penktadienio vakarais
gausite skaniu bulviniu bly,
: nu, sviezios zuvies, prie to
visokiu issigerimu. Klubo
nariai prasomi dazniau prisi-
mint apie savo Kluba.
Dabar jau laikas nariams
ir isigyti naujas 1949 metu
korteles. $685. Superior ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
THE PLAY HOUSE

2O4O E. seth ST., Garfield 174O
Nuo balandzio 20 prades ro-
dyti "The Shop at Sly Corner
Brooks teatre.
Drury teatras toliau rodo -
"The Fireband" nuotykiu roma
na-komedija is 16 simtmecio gy-
venimo apie Cellini.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15
PRALEISTOS NEPAzYMETOS
AUKOS


Vasario 19 d. Lietuviu sa-
leJe rengtame Lietuvos neprik-
lausomybes paminejime bu,v o
praleista nepazymeta auka: j.
Rumbutis aukojo 81 ir paskiau
S5, bet buvo pazymeta tik ST..
Toliau, viSai neisskaitomai bu-
vo parasyta Jurgucio ir Tadu-
ko Neuru vardai. Jeidu auko-
jo po 81.
Visos aukos betgi buvo iskai-
tytos bendra suma ir sios pa
taisos auku sumos nepadaugina.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-04-15

gimai, padaryti be rastisko :kompani-
JOS sutikimo, lures butt isjungti; jeigu
toxic irengimai nebutu isjungti gera
valia, tai kompanija bus priversta,
gresiant bausme, nutraukd VlSlSkAl
gaso tiekima atitinkamoj vietoj.
KADA IR KAIP PRASYTI
Vartotojai, kurie padave prasymus po
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