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Evening star., 1950-06-09
Thocker to Seek World Marks
In His Latest Class D Racer

glue, which the designers feel will
give it more strength.
Jezebel is the Visel- Moore
teams first service runabout. Up
to now they have built only hy-
droplanes and the Gold Cup boat
Hurricane. All of their boats have
been distinguished by speed
which is exactly what Thacker is
looking for.
Aubrey, who is IS and in the
real estate business. started rae
ing in 1888 with a G service run
about named, as you might
imagine. Jezebel. Later he went
into the F service class and since
1916 has been racing in the Cs
His younger brother. Joe, races
with him as mechanic.
Won Heat in Preview.
JeZebel, sporting a blue hull
and white deck in the same color
scheme as Visel's Hurricane, is
powered by 1886 Auburn engine
which has been used in three
other Jezebels.
Thacker gave a preview OF
Jezebel Wis speed in one heat
of the Capital Power Boat Asso-
citation races here May %. He
won the heat.
AS for those speed marks
Aubrey hopes to better the 1-mile
of 51.583 and the Smile COM
petitive of 45.825. Both are held
by George Trimper of Buffalo.
II understand there1l be mile
trials at Wilson Point, Md, next
week end" Aubrey observed with
you-know-w -what-I-mean wink.
-LAMBORNE.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Potomac Squadron
IWill Picnic Sunduy

It's Lands End .ahoy for mem
bers of Potomac River Squadron
this week end.
They will cruise by boat or auto.
mobile to the Rhode River home
of a past squadron commander
Bill Pugh. for a rendezvous Sun
day.
A picnic will begin at 10 am
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Big Run of Trout
At Mogothy Bay
Is Reported

A big run of trout is on in
Magothy Bay, it is reported
by Sid Atlas Of Atlas Sport
Store. Each year, usually
just after the full moon in
May, the trout make into
these waters, which are not
generally known to Washing
ton anglers. Magothy Bay
lies between the Cape Charles
peninsula and Smith Island
on the outer coast. Boatmen
mey be engaged at Oyster,
Townsend and Magotha, Va.
The current run, Atlas said,
contains many fish in the
three-to-seven pound class.
Magothy Bay fishing should
be productive for the next
two and possibly three weeks.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Comet Sailors to Finish
Eliminutions Sundoy

Comet class sailors conclude
their elimination series here Sun
day with the first race of a double.
header Of Potomac River Sailing
Association counting for points.
Leading the 11-boat fleet al
this point is Harvey Lekson IL,
Sleipner. Boy Ray, last years
fleet. leader. is second, and Kar.
Gerhard, third.
Evening star., 1950-06-09

ly this week
end.
We were out
y e s t e r d a Y
morning for a
few hours with
B Oh Lu S b y
prospecting for
rockfsh in the
H e rrin g Bay
a r ca. 3 o b
C a u 6 h t a g.
p o u n d er and
your scribe was
Skllnked (Our
usual luck of
lato) hilt We
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Dave Dunigon Defends
Gibson Island Honors
Special Dispe.eh TO The stor

GIBSON ISLAND, Md, June 8.
Dave Dunigan of Washington
and Gibson Island, will defend
the prize he won here a year ago
when Gibson Island Yacht Squad
ron stages a special Star race in
tomorrow's Love Point-Swan
Point event.
He will be at the tiller of his
Lodestar when the Star feet gets
under at 11:10 am. over a 12-
mile Northumberland course.
The race for larger boats, which
over a 16-mile triangle. begins
at II am.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
Palmer Christens
Miss EssHnqer'

With appropriate ceremo-
nies, Joe Palmer-and friends
yesterday christened his new
est 135-cubic- Inch hydroplane
boat Miss ESSlinger.
The affair was held at the
Washington Sailing Marina,
south of National Airport.
Designed by Visel & Moore,
the sleek racer faces a full
season of racing in Eastern
regattaS.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
AnnuduIes Take Loop Come

Annadale q Co. defeated
Manning & Sheehy. 6-3. in a
Greenbelt Mems Night Softball
League game last night. Anna
dale Is booking games for Sum-
days. Call Atlantic 5757.
Evening star., 1950-06-09

Trout streams in nearby Mary
land and Virginia are reported in
good shape, with Rock Greek
clearing at it's headwaters. The
Potomac still is roilly, but is ex-
pected to be in good shape by this
week end, barring rain. White
shad still are in the Chain Bridge
area and rockfish should start to
bite again as soon as the water
clears.
Evening star., 1950-06-09
OUTDOORS

If the weather remains as excel
lent as it has been most of the
week, angling in both salt and
fresh water should improve sharp
Evening star., 1950-06-09
With Bill Leeteh

ally more: than a pound. The
current price of grass shrimp is
SIS a gallon. but as soon as the
Maryland schools are out, and
more boy-power is available, the
price should drop. Many young
sters make good money catching
shrimp. Experiments are being
made with quick frozen shrimp,
and 1t is claimed that when
thawed they are just as affective
as the live ones. The price is the
same.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Carv Grant Joan rort-irs. Vic
tor MacLagIcn, Douglas Fair
banks. Jr. In "CUNGh DIN"
News rartoop
SATURDAY oNrv
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Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
:: North LITTLE ROCK BRIEFS :

The Sixteen Social Saving Club met last week the home
Mrs. Effe Harmon. After the business session
ed games played and Mrs. Parker presented gifts
Mrs. Smith and Mrs Bynum. Delicious refreshments
ed by the hostess The next meeting will be held tonight
The home of Mrs Helen Hordge Mrs. A. Bynum president
b B Williams reporter
The S1st session of the Ushers Union was held Sunday at
ng Star Baptist church. The eight churches of the union
ed total of S17943 T. Page is president; Mrs. Blanche
ndy reporter.
Among the churches and other groups contributing to the
rh Of Dimes through Mrs. Norman Handy were: Eight
Get Baptist church. S69; First Baptist church, 26th and
m, ssi6; Jones Hi PTA $500; and Ruffin and Jarrett
neral home, $500.
Visiting his parents and friends is John Stephens of
and Mrs. Andrew Stephens, ST., Mr. Stephens, who Is
mer residence Of this city, resides in Toledo, Ohio.
Returning last week Mrs Mildred Jones' Mrs. Jones
mpaned her sister, Mrs. H. c. Mitchell to Chicago to at
The graduation exercise Of her husband Burlee Mitchell
Mitchell received his b. A. degree in music from the ST.
university in Chicago Mrs. Jones reported very in
Stng and enjoyable trip.
The National Honor Society Of Jones high school had their
induction ceremony Of the school year last week at the
uar chapel hour. Seven students indicted into the
They were, Fannie Lou Cook Barbara Derrick, Annie
| Use Williams. Donnie Williams. Vera Jean Eskridge
}ng Mosey and Charles Porch Eight probationary
were also taken n they were Herbert Carter Mary Lou
Ley Helen Smith, frankie Wilson, Mary Louise Smith,
| e Mae Terry, Julia M. Tyler, and Helen Choston.
Members of the Honor Society L. c. Adams Robert
brown Ruby l.. Brown Nina Beth Dokes Reva M. Hill,
Jean Jackson Dorothy Mae Jerrod Bettye Dean Nelson
mie NJ Samuels Lois Tharpe Marion Wallace, Fairest
tams and Ramona Worlds. After the induction ceremony,
e was taken of the group and honor society SPONSOR
Nenola r. Smith.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
g D'F e. Ut ~ y 4" j
|AaouMozlomM.

urs Martha Blanton of Oakland California was in tho
visiting relatives and friends recently Mrs. Blanton is
onner resident OF this city.
The Little Rock Chapter of the National Council of Me-
Women will meet at Allison Presbyterian Church Sunday
500 p. M Mrs. Floyd Bates will address the council
The Baptist Minister'S Wives council of this city is pann
an interesting program of the installation of officers of
10 Mrs M " Hudson is to give the installation address
service will be held at Rose of Sharon Baptist church.
and Cross Rev. p A. Garrett, pastor Time 500 D. m
ht Every first lady cordially invited to be present and
V an evening with the council Mrs w. E. Hayes reporter
The Future Teachers of America at Dunbar junior col
were hosts the teacher tranees of Shorter Arkansas
uist and Phlander Smith colleges recently The group in
ed 125 tranees The hghght of the evening was the max
! of the friendship circles"
The Pride of Bethel club cordially invites you to attend
r annual Russian Tea at the home of Prof and Mrs. K
Bakely 1924 w. 10th street Sunday. Hours to p.
The Jolly Neighbors social club met the home Mrs
title Woodard 202 Rice street Mrs Wright vice president
sided Bible games were played and delicious refreshments
re served by the hostess The next meeting will at the
me of Mrs Smith, 1863 Denison Mrs. B. Moore president
s. Leila Pettis, secretary
The Big Sisters Identification Club was organized at the
nce of Lille Moore, 1916 Pulaski Officers were elect
Purpose of this club is teach members how beautify
home Crafts of all kinds being instructed by Mrs
lie Moore and Miss Mildred Vaughn Membership to this
is OPEN Call 49909 Mrs NJ H. Bobo president and Mrs
ce Lupo reporter.
Chapter 49, ACBC entertained friends and club members
brary IA with party in the lounge 200 p M Guests
the evening Mr.. and Mrs Blanton of California
mes we're played with Mr. Reed and Mrs. c. L. Stokes
ming first prize and Mr. and Mrs. Banon second Every
reported enjoyable evening The next meeting will be
rich at 500 p. m. Mrs. Regina Banks president; Mrs. A.
Jones' reporter.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
zetas Garry Cheer
To Hospital

Bringing the activities of Finer
Womanhood Week to a clase, AL
pha Mu Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, Inc. supplied the
children inmates of Baptist Hos
pital with new sleepers and pa
jamas.
The final activities will be the
vesper, Sunday 400 P. M. at Wes-
ley Chapel church, at which time
Zeta Sorority will present to the
Little Rock populace 1.-THE Woman
of the Year..
The Benefit Tea" at the love-
ly home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Fontaine will eliminate the activi-
ties of Finer Womanhood Week,
February IS March 5th.
The public is cordially invited.
p. Marie Parr Basileus
Alpha Mu Zeta Chapter
Bobby Jean Hawkins,
Basileus Tau Chapter
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

way last week to visit their aunt,
Mrs. w. j. Madison. Choir men,
bers OF Allen Chapel AME church
We're successful with their chick
en- dinners last week. Rev. j. M.
Oliver and congregation of First
Baptist church worshipped with
the members of st. Andrew AME
church of Little Rock last week.
Rev Oliver delivered an inspiring
ing sage.....,Lee Singley. who
has been i'll several days. is now
in United Friends hospital ,.....,.....
Mrs. Willie Summerville has been
very Ill the past week. Mrs. Leo
la May was able to be dismissed
from the hospital last week. She
Is now in the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Lucinda Germany....Mr w.
M. Montague, president OF the w
MS of Allen Chapel AME church,
represented her group at the an
nual Martha Washington tea Sun
day afternoon in the lovely home
of DR.. and Mrs. ]. V. Jordan.
This elaborate affair was sponsor
ed by the Missionary sisters Of
the Arkansas conference branch. =.
Rev. J. D. Jamerson, pastor Of
Allen Chapel, is home after at
tending the Bishops Council
which was held in Jacksonville,
Florida. yIE
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
SPRING PINK TEA

Yau are invited to attend a
Spring Pink Tea, Sunday, at the
Phyllis Wheatley Branch YWCA,
e24 Gaines st. Hours 4 7 p. M.
Sponsored by Emmanuel Baptist
church, Mrs. A. Hinkle. chairman.
FEDERAL INCOME TAX Re-
ports made day or night.
"a Tuxedo Court
Louis Edwards
NOTARY PUBLIC
Phone 5-0450
2:l7-24;3:3-l04 At
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
Legal Notices.:
WARNING ORDER


State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Ghancery Court
Emma Lee Hines, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 85l09
l.. David Hines. Defendant
The defendant, l.. David Hines, Is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Emma
Lee Hines.
Dated. February 20, 1850
J. r. Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
J, A. Hibbler
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
BY Arlene p. Turner, d. c.
2:24;3.3-10-l7 At
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

Members of the Jones Hi PTA will March in the
vocational building at $3.50 Mrs. L. Graves president
The junior Honor Society of Jones had their induction
services last week The following students are MEMBERS DON
nell McGray president Leon Hamilton vice president Gloria
sckney secretary; Virginia Spence treasurer Lillian Kmbe
chairman program committee Joseph Wilson, chaplin Nadine
Jones' Ruth H. Parks, Hugh JONES' Sara Franklin; Bernard
oar'er and Annie Brown Mrs. L. E. Criswel sponsor; H.
Hunter, principal.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

MAKE BlDS-The Jones high school Dragons
and Dragonettes, enjoying one of their most
successful seasons, will make bids for their
State Championship crown when they partici-
pate in their respective 4th district tourna-
ments.
The Dragons, led by captain Robinson,
feature one of the best balanced aggregations
in the schools athletic history.
The Dragonettes spanked by the pivotal
play-maker, Mabe Danford give promises of
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

establishing themselves as one of the states
favorite Dark Horses.
The Dragons, left to right Robinson, Hale,
Burns, Wisham, Scoggins, Hadley, Simmons,
Greenwood, Boxes, and Bryles.
The Dragonettes, left to right, sitting:
Danford, Campbell, captain Tharpe, Sykes,
and Kimble. Standing; Cook, Murphy Downs,
Coach Calvin, Hardmon, Stickney and Crook
-Fotos by Davy.
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
WARNING ORDER

WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Lula Mae Adams, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 5000
Reuoin Adams, Defendant
The defendant Reubin Adams is
warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Lula
Mae Adams
Dated: February 8, 1850
John G. Lardner
Solicitor for Plaintiff
John 3. Gulley
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chaneery Clerk
BY Martha Aiken. D. c.
2.10-17-24.3.3 at
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24
WARMING ORDER

WAhNING OhDEh
State Of Arkansas,
County of Pulaski, SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Maude Elva Holt, Plaintiff
VS. No. 88084
Earl Edward Holt, Defendant
The defendant, Earl Edward Holt
Is warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff, Maude
Elva Holt.
Dated: February /, 1850
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
George W. Shepherd
Attorney ad Litem
II. S. Nixon, Chancery Clerk
By Martha Akin. D. c.
2:3-l0-17-24 At
WARNING ORDER
State of Arkansas,
County Of Pulaski, IS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Russell Walker, Plaintiff
VS.. No. 8l973
Lucinda Walker. Defendant
The defendant, Lucinda Walker is
warned to TO appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiff. Russell
Walker.
Dated: January 30. 1850
Clayton Freeman
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Philip A. DeSalvo
ATTORNEY ad Litem
H. s. Nixon. Chancery Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. d G.
2.3-10-17-24 Al
WARNING ORDER
State Of Arkansas.
County Of Pulaski. SIS.
In the Pulaski Chancery Court
Horace Ellsworth. Plaintiff
VS.. No. 88l42
lola Ellsworth, Defendant
The defendant. lola Ellsworth is
warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint Of the plaintiff, Horace
Ellsworth.
Dated; February z. 1850
J. r Booker
Solicitor for Plaintiff
Philip A. DeSaIvo
Attorney ad Litem
H. S. Nixon. Chancerv Clerk
BY Helen Edwards. y c.
2:10-l7-24:3;3 Al
Arkansas State press., 1950-02-24

The members of Jones hi PTA will sponsor tea In the
home economic club Sunday Hours from until T.
This is Of the many efforts Of the PTA TO interest more
parents to visit the school and its various workshops Mrs.
Lucinda Graves, president
Evening star., 1950-07-05

There are lot of good, solid, dollars.
and.cents reasons for making ROAD.
MASTER your choice over any other
car:
Its size. The commanding perform.
ance of its l52-hp Fireball valve-in-
head straisht-eight engine. Dynafow
Drive standard. A ride that's quite
matchless in its gentle softness. Dis
tinguished styling from bold, protec-
tive front end to cleaning double
bubble" taillight.
But if you're ready for car that's
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Glasgow School Honors
South African Scientist

GLASGOW.-The University OF
Glasgow, which next year will
celebrate its 50Qth anniversary
will confer a doctor of laws de-
gree on the South African sci
enlist, DR.. P. J. du Toit. formel
chief Of the well-known Onder-
stepoort Veterinary Research In
stitute at Pretoria.
His outstanding work as a spe-
cialist in the tropical diseases o1
domestic animals has won him
many honors. Last year he wa.
elected chairman of the newly or.
ganized Scientific Council for Al.
! RIGA.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Iceland Will Double
Electric Power Output

REYKJAVIK, Iceland. - Two
projects to increase hydroelectric
power are expected to double the
generating capacity of public cleo
trical power plants in Iceland. The
United States Economic Coop
Grafton Administration already
has approved use of E.C.A. funds
for the projects.
Seventy-seven per cent of the
estimated foreign COSTS, ,065 ,00O
in E.C.A. funds-will be- used to
finance the purchase of machin-
cry and equipment in the United
States and to pay for American
engineering services.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

monk of st. Anselm's Priory
Brookland, received his medical
degree at the University of Pitts
burgh In 1927, and his doctorate
In philosophy at the University OF
Louvain. in 1899. Ordained a
priest in 1947. he has received
specialized training in psychiatry
at several institutions and for the
past year been faculty member
at Catholic University.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Hollywood Diary
JUDY HoIIiduy's Strut Gets Attention
By Harold Heffermon-

time Ethel Barrymore died in
"Pinky." Nobody even bothered to
look at the human actors as they
went through their scenes. It was
Carole this and Carole that. They
petted her and fed her liver and
called on her. stand-in frequently
to give her rest spells, and she
Tapped up the attention like milk.
AS the lovely Carole left the set,
she casually looked over the hui
man stars-with that kind of look
Bostonians give New Workers. She
knew she had stolen the scene.
Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance.)
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Dean Nelson to Attend
Round TubIe in Indju

DR.. William Stuart Nelson, Dean
Of Howard University, is one of 20
American educators who will at
tend an ter-University Round
table meeting in Mysore. India
from July to August 2. the uni
versity has announced.
DR.. Nelson also will attend the
conference of the international
Student Service in Poona. India
from August 8 to Z.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

BARTLESvILLE, Okla.-Fire-
prevention experts say static elec-
tricity. which can cause an ex-
plosion, is easily built up merely
by the swishing Of gasoline in a
tank and also by the flow of the
fuel. To ground static sparks
when filling q tank. the metal
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Futher Hayden Named Psychioty Diplomatic

Most Rev. p. J. Mccormick.
rector Of Catholic University. an
nounced yesterday that Rev. DR..
James E. Hayden. o. s. B.. assist
ant professor of psychiatry, has
been made diplomatic of the
American Board of Psychiatry and
Neurology.
Father Hayden, Benedictine
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Austrions Defy Reds

Austria will never become q
Peoples Democracy" Socialist
youths chanted as they marched
past Russian Occupation Army
headquarters in Vienna. in re-
cent parade.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
Swishinq Cos Makes Stutic Electricity

nozzle or funnel should be rested
against the mouth Of the tank.
II a funnel Is used. 1t should
touch the pouring container a.
well as the tank.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Illicit smoking killed 81 miners
in 16 pit accidents in Great Brit
ain last wear
Evening star., 1950-07-05

Formosa was ceded to Japan by
China in 1895.
Evening star., 1950-07-05
F0UR-RAY
FOREFRONT

This rugged trent end ~ ssIs tie
style noss, f2) ssvss On sspsis
eesis-vsnieal bass are iadiviSs.
oily rspioesabls. 81 sveids "Ieek.
ing horns" 90 mskss psrkins
and sorasins sssisr.
Evening star., 1950-07-05

WE think you'll agree that the
w whole story of an automobile
isn't told in its power, its room, its
styling, even in its ride.
There is the all-important point about
what car does to you - and that's
where RoADMAsTER really shines.
Tor you can't slip into this bonny
beauty's broad seats without feeling
like somebody pretty special.
When you take its neat wheel in your
hand-when you cut loose, with toe
touch, the rich baritone of its big
Fireball straight.eight power plant
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

gatveles". Del to is visuomenes
ir kyla balsai = meskite ta
''maskarada", kuris tikrai yra
tuscias ir juokingas.
Pabares kitus, kan kartais
padaro priekaistu Vlikui, V. S..
pagaliau pats kartoja tuos prize
kaistus: ir del Mazosios Lietu-
vos atstovo klausimo, ir del ne
visko laiku atlikimo, ir del per
dideliu grupiniq interesu ir rak-
tiniu poziciju 70 gal ir asmeni-
niq?) vaikymosi 49,. O tai kaip
tik ir yra tos jo smerkiamos kri-
tikos esme.
Atvirai kalbedamas V. S. da-
bar aiskiai pasisako uz Mazosios
Lietuvos atstovo ijungima Vii
ko darba. Bet kaip ta suprasti,
kad Mazosios Lietuvos veikejai,
tarp ko kita, nusiskundzia ir
buvusio V. T. pirmininko V. ST.
dzikausko tuo klausimu nuolat
svyravusia ir niekad Xxi galuti-
nio sprendimo atvirai neeiusia
'pozicija?
Konstruktyvus V. S. siulymai
galetu butt atviru diskusiju OBJ
jektas. Bet tada reiketu gilintis
i detales, kurias vargiai ar reikia
diskutuoti spaudoje.
sia proga galima pasisakyti,
jog sutinkame SUI V. S. teigimu,
kad Vliko nereikia nei zaIoti nei
ardyti, taciau negalime nepride-
tt pastabos, kad, dalyvaujant
paciam V. S. Vlikas ta nuodeme
ne karta yra papildes
Sutinkame ir SUI tue kad, jog
gera butq eiti prie tikros egzili-
mes vyriausybes sudarymo, tik
lrgi su pastaba, kad tai turi butt
daroma ne tusciais, faktu neati-
tlnkanciais pasigarsinimais, ir
ne kokiais nors abejotinos vertes
diplomatiniais susitarimais. ku-
riuose, geriausiu atveju, "aklas
aka veda', t. y, pripazindineja
vleni kitus patys neturedami rel
klamo pamato po kojom.
Labal abejotinio tikslingumo
yra slulymas, kad Vlike repre-
zentuoJamQ grupiu central ISL
klstQ i Vliko darba ir sutvarkytu
Mazosios Lietuvos atstovavima
bel suvaldytu kai kuriu Vliko
narlq siaura grupini isipolitika-
vlma. "Siaurai isipolitikave" Vii
ko nariai, jei tokiu dar yra, lux
yra kaip tik tu grupiu nusista-
tymq reiskejai. Vadinasi. pacios
grupes turi neisikisti, 0 save su-
drausti, tada savaime ir .iu at
stovai Vlike susidraus Arba
= Vliko nariai turetu gal ma
ziau klausyti savo grupiu ir pa
tvs asmeniskai susidrausminti I?
Be to, kaip gi su tokiais nariais.
uz kuriu nera jokiq centru?
Tai ir yra dalykai, del kuriu
tie nelemtieji kritikai kartais
pareiskia savo susirupinima. v.
s., pats siulydamas daug ka tai
syti, kaz kodel labai nepatenkin-
tas, jei kas kiti irgi ia pacia
minti pareiskia. Ar tai, jo pa
ties zodziais tariant, tik todel,
kad "ideja ar sumanymas, jei ne
is jo kile, nieko verti"?