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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
Big Air Sear(n Is
 On for }
Prominent Anchorage Businessman, ! Others,
 Missing, Hunting Trip


 ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. l8.- lR-Twenty Air Force and civilian airplanes started a wide search today for three persons who have been missing since Sunday on a hunting trip southwest of here. t They are Pat Cartee, his 10-year- old son, Tom, and Bill Entrikin.
 Cartee is well known Anchorage businessman and sports enthusiast. He formerly was connected with the Seattle Hardware Company Entri- kin is employed in Cartee's Hard ware store.
 The trio left Sunday in Cartee's Aeronca float plane, for the Big Lake area. Cartee is known as a cautious flier.
 Hope is held for the missing trio on the theory that the small red and yellow plane may have been frozen in a lake during the sharp weekend freeze. The planes radio was reported to have been function ing tadly recently.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
THEY ARE FOUND

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Oct. l8.- Aerial searchers this afternoon found the airplane with the three missing persons on Kalgin Island southwest of here. All appeared unhuri.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
F 0 K L C A s T tJuneau and virinity)


 . Mostly cloudy with rain . showers tonight and We'd . nesday. Lowest temperature . tonight 36 with highest on, . Wednesday, 45 degrees. P K E C I P I T A T l 0 N . tPast z4 hours ending 7:3o m. today . City of Juneau-.26 inches; . since Oct. 1, 6.22 inches; . since July l, 27.49 inches. . At the Airport-.2l inches, . since Oct. 1. 309 inches; . since July l, 1889 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18
WEATHER REPORT
su. s. WEATHER BUREAU

FU. D. WEH HIHEH bUHEHUT tThi3 data Is for 24-hour pe- riod ending 7:30 am. PST) Tn Juneau-Maximum. 39; minimum, 2s.
 At Airport-Maximum, 39; minimum, 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-18

OCTOBER 1s
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
BURGLARS TRY TO
ENTER HOME HERE
MONDAY NIGHT

Young Robert Baker put three
parties, who supposedly had bur-
glarious intentions, to flight in
the early hours of Tuesday morn
ing. He was aroused between one
and two o'clock by the sound OF
tearing window screen and
saw three men outside the house.
He fired shot in the direction OF
the persons and they took to
flight.
Neighbors were alarmed, came
to the house, and some of them
remained until daylight. Baker
had been in the habit of taking
the receipts from the poolroom
to his home for safekeeping dur
ing the night, or at least that i'm
preston was abroad. 1t is suppos
ed that the would-be robbers
came to the home with intent to
take the money,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Our Tenth Birthday

The Dickinson County Herald passed it's 10th
birthday this week. No other newspaper has liv-
ed that long in Dickinson County. This paper
was started ten years ago faith and shoe
string It has lived, and it has prospered reason
ably we'll Although 'The affairs of men stillrest
uncertain, there is no present reason why this
business should not live and prosper in the days
to come.
The Dickinson Count y Herald is edited with a
single purpose: to give the county news simply
and accurately With tn at fixed policy, the col
1mns are untainted with private griefs or per-
sonal ambitions. A mesa age of appreciation goes
out to all those friends who believed in this
paper from the beginning and to those who have
learned to believe in it through the years. In
the words of Tiny Tim, May the Lord bless U.S.
every one"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Candidate Battle Visits.
County Monday

Senator John S. Battle, candi-
date for the nomination for Gov
ernor in the Democratic primary
of August 2, visited Dickinson
County Monday. He travelled
from Trammel to Sand Lick, meet
ing numerous people, and came to
Clintwood in the afternoon. Here
he visited the Kiwanis Club and
met a number of people in the
court house.
The candidate spoke to the
audience in the court house al
most informally. He said that all
people who believed that there
was not a free society in Virginia
should vote for Mr.. Miller. He
declared that he was not in favor
of a sales tax. Reviewing the
facts that there has been almost
no construction of school build
ings in the state since the OUT
break of the war and the great
increase in population during the
last few years, Senator Battle
declared that the surplus in the
state treasury should be granted
to the localities for building pur-
poses. This surplus, he estimated,
would amount to $30,000,000 by
July l, 1850.
The audience was deeply touch
ed by the speakers reference to
the people whom he had seen dec
Grating graves during the day
and rose at his request to pay
tribute to the host of American
boys who "are at eternal rest in
foreign fields and in the bosom
of the deep"
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
LOCAL PEOPLE TO RECEIVE
DEGREES AT BLACKSBURG

Blacksburg, May 30-Endirg
the 18th session with a record
graduation roll, Virginia Tech
will confer 1,161 degrees at the
commencement exercise here on
Monday morning, June 10. Candl
dates for the BIS. degree total
1866; for the M. S. degree 81; and
for the Phi. D. degree, four.
Among those slated to receive
degrees from Clintwood, the BIS
degree is to be awarded to the fol
lowing: Norman Clydelee Rat
life, biology; and Hobert Clair
Sykes, business administration.
Among those slated to receive
degrees from Clinchco, is Erdmar
Mullins, who is to be awarded the
B. S. degree in agricultural edu-
cation.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Lick Fork Miners Strike
Monday Evening

The Lick Fork miners came
out in protest over the discharge
of a union member Monday even
ing. Some of the striking miners
state that a man was discharged
Sunday night for violation of
some mining rule. His fellow EN-
ployees came out with him.
Connie Browning, president of
the Lick Fork local, induced the
workers to return to their jobs
on the alleged statement of the
foreman that the whole matter
would be dropped without furth-
er action. The miners state that
when the men reported for work
Monday afternoon a discharge
slip was given the man over
whom the trouble came up. I'm
ion members then refused to en-
ter the mine, and the entire local
stayed away.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Forty Six Gallons Of
White Mule Found
On Caney Ridge

Forty-six gallon jugs of moon
shine in front of the county jail
Tuesday morning ended the story
of another Illegal distillery on
Caney Ridge.
Officers Phillips, Stanley and
Mullins raided place on the
''Ichabod Hip Monday night. A
tank still, 1000 gallons of mash,
five gallons of whiskey and var
ious accessories were taken. On
Tuesday morning deputies STAN
ley, Mullins and Hammonds went
to the place to search for report
ed whiskey. They found jugs fill
ed with evil-smelling liquor hid
around the woods. A man was
seen with load on his back.
When he saw the officers, he
dropped his sack and burned the
wind. The officers found that
his load was seven gallons Of
whiskey.
Officers state that no informer
is responsible for the disaster
that came to the moonshiners.
They were ON the Ridge search
ing Dor a couple of men for
whom they had warrants. Look
ing into an old barn, they found
a great quantity of sugar. With
suspicious reused they followed
trail from the barn into the
woods. There they found the out
fit.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
COURT TO CONVENE
HERE ON
JUNE 18TH

Following is the arrangement
for the June, 1949, term of circuit
court, which will convene at
Clintwood on June 10, as furnish
ed by Lee Stanley, deputy clerk.
Grand Jury and motions, with
out jury, June 10.
Civil appeals and removals,
June IA.
Motions and issue for trial,
June is.
Criminal appeals and removals
June 20.
Felonies, June 81.
Among the criminal cases on
docket for trial at the coming
term will be an alleged cattle
rustling case against c. N. Pruitt,
J. c. Pruitt, Tivis Sutherland and
Parks Sutherland, continued
from the last term of court. All
of the defendants live around
Nora and it is alleged that the
cattle were taken from around
the Dog Branch Gap at different
periods and hauled away and
sold.
The grand jury will hear evi-
dence against Julius Edmondson,
said to be from Harlan County,
KY, charged with stabbing Clyde
Dingus to death at Trammel last
Saturday night.
Also, the charge of breaking in
to the Haysi hardware store pend
ing against Kenneth Clevinger,
of Buchanan county, will be tried.
sClevinger is being held in Jail
here because of failure to give
bond.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02

Dave Kennedy OF CanCey
Ridge was visitor in Clintwood
Tuesday,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
OLD CANEY RIDGE CHURCH
BUILDING TO BE REPLACED

Members and friends of the
old Lebanon Church on Caney
Ridge are preparing to replace
the present frame building with
a lasting structure of stone. This
church, a mighty fortress of the
Regular Baptist faith, was estab-
lished many years ago and ap
pears to be as strong in its CON-
munity influence as ever
Plans have been made for a
stone building on the site Of the
present church house. The cost
is estimated at $4,000. Liberal do
nations are being made by people
on Caney Ridge and by former
residents of the community now
living elsewhere.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
CLYDE DINGUS
KILLED I'M CUTTING
ARRAY

Clyde Dingus, 17-year old
youth, received a fatal stab from
the hand of Julius Edmundson, a
lad of like age with whom he had
associated during the day, at
Trammel ON Saturday night. The
wound, inflicted with an ordin-
airy pocket knife, penetrated the
heart, and death came within a
very short time. After he was
stabbed, the young man walked
less than hundred yards and
fell dead, without having spoken.
The two boys had been togeth-
er practically all the day and had
visited on Sandy Ridge. They
came back to Trammel and there
got into playful scuffle. The
friendly contest became rough
and developed, into a fight. Din
gus was wounded on the left side.
There was very little outside
bleeding, and it is assumed that
there was an internal hemorr-
hage.
Dingus was a son of Pat Din
gus, former resident of Tram
mel, who now lives at Hamlin.
Edmundson had once lived at
Trammel but has been living in
Pike County, KY, for some time.
Edmundson was arrested soon
after the killing and lodged in
Jail at Clintwood.
The deceased is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
Dingus; six brothers, Emory of
Coeburn; Paul of ClintWood;
Dave and Melvin of Dante; Hoo
yer of Castlewood; and Patton of
Wakenva; four sisters, Mrs. Lun-
dy Phillips, Mrs. Ezra Brooks and
Mrs. Burley Compton of Dante;
Mrs. Burley Moore of Trammel.
Funeral services were held at
the home of the parents Monday
at p. M, with Rev. Enoch Rose
and Rev. Henry Smith officiat-
ing. Burial was in Temple Hill
Cemetery.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
MRS. STELLA WATSON DIES
AT HER HOME IN WISE

The first death in the family If
Floyd Cox of Baden occurred on
Thursday when his daughter,
Mrs. Stella Watson, died at her
home in Wise. The cause of death
was ascribed. to tuberculosis, from
which Mrs. Watson had suffered
some time.
The family had lived at Wise
only three months, having moved
there from Georges Fork, where
they had resided several years.
Burial was in the Joseph Null
Inns graveyard on Cooks Fork
Saturday afternoon. Services
were held by Elders Mack Cam
trell, Ballard Baker, Willard
Francis Hubbard and Ted Swim
dali of the Regular Baptist
church.
Surviving are the husband, Rob
ert Watson, and eight children:
Roy, Anvil, Betty, Geneva, Luz
ellie, Joe Lee, Jane and Joan. Al
SO surviving are the parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Anvil Cox and the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Clar
ence, Anvil, Jr., Allen, Lawrence,
Everette, Mrs. Effie Browning,
Mrs. Ora Mcpherson and Mrs.
Ruby Swindall.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02

Three Lick Creek boys left on
Wednesday for Kingsport to take
their final examinations for SER
vice in the army. They were Rob
ert and Raleigh Ball, veterans,
son of j. H, Ball; and Bayles
Counts, son of D. D. Counts.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
Sixty Six Guests At
County Jail During
Month Of May

Sixty-six persons were locked
up in the county jail during the
month of May. This shows fall
ing off from the record of a year
ago, when seventy eight prison
ers were received in the jail. Two
of the prisoners were minors, and
five were women. On the last day
of the month, three women and
five men remained in jail. The
breakdown follows:
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
WINS PROMOTION

Hughey Hill, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivel Hill of Clintwood, Rt.1,
was recently promoted to the
rank of sergeant. He is a gradu-
ate of Clinchco High School and
is now stationed in Tokyo, Japan,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02
OF
All
Things!

John Flanagan is probably
through with politics for him
self. So this is a simple comment,
nothing more. Noticing him here
last week, one could account FOR
the vote he has always polled in
Dickinson County. He is a friend
ly fellow, gifted with the common
touch. Politics, as distinguished
from craftsmanship, is a devious
game, often insincere and not
always practiced in honor. Yet.
the politician who actually likes
people and who smiles in friend
ship and good will keeps an TN
shakable hold on human affec-
tions. It's just as simple as that.
A bit of money could be made
next year by growing plants for
sale in this community. Sweet
potato, tomato, cabbage, a n d
sweet pepper plants are usually
brought here in great quantities.
There is no reason why such
plants shouldn't be raised here.
James Skeen grew some this year
and will probably grow more
next year. Others could make
some money on the side by doing
so.
When Senator John Battle
came into Clintwood Monday at
ternoon, he sat down on the cor
ner on the public square and was
passing the time of day with a
group of men. Mrs. Truman
Fleming came up the street and
someone called to her, Mrs.
Fleming, come over and meet the
Governor" Dan Hawkins and
Wilson Counts stood out promin-
emily in the group, and the lady
looked uncertainty from one to
the other, saying, ''Why, which
one is it?" After it was over, Dan
and Wilson looked a bit puffed
up as if they might have ambi-
tons.
Victor Vanover has a fox
hound, "Flapper" by name, and
of course she is the best dog that
ever hit the trail. Wednesday a
week ago, Vic and some other
sportsmen went to the top of the
high ridge west of Brush Creek,
where their dogs rousted Min
nesota Red" The fox had both
wind and limb and headed for
the mountains. Hours went by,
one by one, the hounds dropped
out of the race. But not Flapper.
Her shrill baying passed in mu
sic" out of sound. Victor came
home, proud of his dogs staying
power, but sad at thoughts of her
possible loss. A day waxed and
waned, but the hound had not
come home. Then the grapevine
brought welcome word from
Charley Bruce Edwards at Tivis.
The BARRIERS dog had limped in
to the Edwards home at four
p. m. on Thursday. She had fol-
lowed the Minnesota Red" for
nearly twenty hours. Count it as
You will, allowance must be
made for winds and turns; when
such allowance is made, we know
the chase covered more than so
miles.
A Minnesota Red" the fox
hunters explain, is a breed inn
ported from Minnesota. They run
farther and swifter than any 9th
er foxes known.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02

Mordecai Buchanan of Darwin
was in CAntwood on business
Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1949-06-02

John M. Powers of Tiny was a
business visitor in Clintwood on
Tuesday.
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IR KARscIQ NENUSIGANDOME!

Ijungos skyriu. Pranesimas apie
skyriaus turto perdavima bus
lkitame susirinkime.
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PRANESIMAS
Detroite ir visame Michi-
game gyvenantierns lie
tuviams
tuViarns

Tremtiniams Ikurdinti Komi-
tetas Detroite pranesa, kad pa
staromis dienomis yra pakeista
Michigan valstijoje imigracijos
dokumentu per Washingtona
siuntimo tvarka.
Norint imigracijos dokumen-
tus siusti per Washingtona, rel
kia gauti Tremtiniams Ikurdinti
Komitete specialius Michigan
valstijai atspausdintus "Assu-
rance for Named Displaced Per-
sons" blankus, juos uzpildyti,
notarizuoti ir grazinti Tremti-
MANS Ikurdinti Komitetui.
Komitetas gautus dokumen-
tus perduoda michigan Commi-
ssion on Displaced Persons" ap-
robuoti, po to persiuncia JUGS
i Washingtona.
Tokia tvarka daromi doku-
mental per pusantros savaites
nuo ju gavimo issiunciami i
Europa. Tai yra trumpiusias do
kumentams sudaryti kelias.
Norint dokumentus siusti per
ivairias savanoriskas organiza-
cijas, ju tarpe ir per NCWC,
reikia naudoti BALFo atspaus-
dintus ir Washingtono aprobuo-
tus blankus.
Visu rusiu blankus ir informa-
cijas imigracijos reikalais gall
ma gauti pas siuos asmenis: ;
1. Komiteto pirmininka Toma
Dambrauska, 955 Wildwood A
venue, Detroit 3, Mich, Tel.
Tulsa 3-162O
2. K-to vicepirm. B. Keblai-
tiene, 1922 w. Euclide Avenue,
Detroit 6, Tel. Tyler 1888.
3. K-to sekretoriu A. DainiQ,
1856 Mendoza Ave., Detroit a,
Tel. WE 4-3075.
Tremtiniams Ikurdinti
KOmitetaS DetrOite
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29

,aplankem didele ir grazia mie-
sto gelezinkelio stoti, guberna-
toriaus rumus :. Cia jau radon
eiles ir kitu lankytoju. Tai bent
rumai - verti ''palociu" var
do! Aplankem miesto tarybos
milziniskus rumus, kurie is lau-
ko ziurint yra panasus j kokl
memo muzieju, aplankem pasta,
paskui katedra ir vyskupo ru-
mus. Cia viskas buvo nepapras-
tai idomu ir nematyta, viskas
meksikinio siliaus, meksikieciu
skonio.
Pagaliau, man pageidaujant,
apsilankeme ir miesto polici-
joje. Mat, cia svetimSalius ke-
leivius vieSbuciai registruoja po-
licijoje, tai man buvo idomu pa
bandyti suzinoti, ar nebuvo ka-
da Shame mieste apsilanke dau-
giau lietuviu.
Bet policijoje niekas neatsi-
mena, kad kada nors kas tokios
tautybes butu buves uzregis-
ltruOtaS
Vaziuodami vakarieniauti, uz-
sukome dar j viena savotiska
vieta. Tai buvo "Grutas de Vii
la de Garcia - labai jaukus
restoranelis, irengtas kalno olo-
lie naturaliai susidariusiame ur-
We. Labai originalus ir idomus
irengimas. Taciau geriau apziu-
reti negalejome, kadangi buvo
per daug prisikimse zmoniQ.
Nuvykome vakarieniauti j Los
ARGOS.
Sis restoranas daugiau tinka
vyresnio amziaus zmonems il
biznieriams, mes jane erdvu,
nera zmoniu kamsaties ir ner-
vus dirginancio triuksmo. Cia
du vyrukai svelniai skambina gi-
taromis arba senyva moteriske
pianu, taigi cia galima ramiai
pasikalbeti ir tai yra idealiausia
vieta bizniskiems pasitarimams.
Cia DO vakarienes mano vadi-
MANASSAS globejas ir pradejo jau
ne romantiska, O visai realistis-
ka, kalba.
Nepajutome, kaip besikalbant
prabego kelios valandos. Kai is
siskyreme, tai ilgai prizes uzmig-
damas galvojau, kad meksikie-
tbs nera toks zmogus, kurs tik
linksmybemis gyvena. Jis moka
praktiskai ir bizniskai galvoti,
ir prie progos vykusi bizni pa
daryti.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1949-07-29
LIETUVIQ LEGIONIERIQ
ISKILMES

Naujas Amerikos Legiono
Lietuviu Memorial Postas ives
dino savo vadovybe ispudingo-
mis- iskilmemis liepos % d. Lie
tuviu Pilieciu Klube, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Ivesdinimo apeigoms vadova-
vo Kings County Americas Le-
giono vadai, buve Apskrities
vadai Tom. Calhan, Dan. Ro-
dgers ir Harry Ahrens, ir da-
bartiniai vice vadai H. Boldwin
ir Brooklyno teisejas Mathew
Troy, priesaky su pirmu Kings
Co. vadu James Schultz.
Monsignoras Jonas Balkunas
atliko .invokacija ir apeigu gale
pasake labai patriotiska kalba.
Kalbas sake ir visi Kings Co.
vadai ir naujas posto vadas adv.
Glenn. Voketaitis.
Naujoje posto valdyboje yra:
Vadas adv. Clem Voketaitis, pa
dejejas = dainininkas Alekas
Vasiliauskas, Vitalis Buksnai-
tbs ir Petras Maciukas, adju-
tantas Jonas Marina, izdin. Juo-
zas Garsva, jr., marsAlas St.
Steinis, istorikas Petras Vance,
kapelionas J. Pupcis, teisejas =
|advokatas Frank Alexis, visuo-
meninio santykiavimo pirminin-
kas - D. Klinga.
Nors buvo karsta, pramogoj
|dalyviu buvo --daugiau, nei ti-
ketasi. Susirinko daugiau kaip
du simtai legionieriq, ju seimu
ir sveciu.
Sveciu tarpe buvo Jonas Ger
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BROOKLYNO NAUJIENOS

MUS su zmona, dauguma vietos
spaudos atstovu, Americas karo
laivyno 1t. Commander Antanas
Kairis, dailininkai Vasiliaus-
kas, Osmolskis, zukauskas.
Lietuviu radio programos We
dejas J. Ginkus iteike simboliska
ir puosnia dovana. Jis aukojo
ir radio laika pramogai gar
sinti.
Klubo vedejas Zakarauskas
aukojo patalpos apmokejima.
Po apeigu buvo vaises ir So
kiai prie Mikalionio orkestro.
Tai buvo pirmutine LietuviQ
posto viesa pramoga. Jai taip
gerai pasisekus, legionieriai pa
kilusia nuotaika pasiryze re-
krutuoti narius ir rengtis di-
desniems parengimams.
Lapkricio 27 d. Lost Battalion
saleje, kur telpa keli tukstan-
ciai zmoniu, Lietuviq postas su
moteru Vienybes draugija rem
gia didziule menine programa
su milzinisku balium. Meninei
programai pasiryzo tureti to-
kiu memo jegu, kokiu New Yor-
ko lietuviu publika dar nera ma
ciusi.
Lietuviu Memorial posto Ame-
rikanizacijos Komitetas suda-
re triju punktu veiklos progra-
ma: /. Pilietybes reikalais lie
tuviams suteiks formas instruk-
cijai ir priruos egzaminams,
Il. steigs anglu kalbos pamokas
|ir kursus naujai atvykusiems
|lietuviams ir 3. rengs paskai-
tas apie Amerika atremti "a
|lingai komunistinio fronto pro-
|pagandai.
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PHILADELPHIA
AUGA KALBOS KURSAI

sv. Jurgio parapijos klebono
kun. DIR. Martuseviciaus inicia-
tyva ir rupesciu pradejo veikti
anglu kalbos kursai naujai at
vykusiems lietuviams. Pirma re-
gistracijos diena, kuri ivyko
IS. m. liepos men. IA d., j kur-
sus uzsirase Is zmoniu. Pamo-
kos vyksta du kartu per savai-
te: pirmadieniais ir treciadie-
niais 7 val. vakare, o veliau ju
skaicius bus padidintas.
W moksla nereiks moketi.