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Evening star., 1950-02-18
Automobile Section
In The Sunday Star

In connection with the first
Auto Show in Washington
since 1910, The Star tomorrow
will publish a 20-page special
Automobile Section.
The section will include news
and pictures about the show,
a diagram of the show floor
plan at the National Guard
Armory and special features
and articles about the 1850
models, auto accessories, motor
travel and other related sub
jects.
Don't miss the special Auto
mobile Section in The Sunday
Star. Phone Sterling 5000 for
home delivery.
Evening star., 1950-02-18
NationaIists HoIdinq
British Freighter at
South Formosa Port
Former Trade With Reds
Possibly Reason for
Detention of Ship
BY the kssocioted Press

TAIPEI, Formosa, Feb. 18. -
Chinese Nationalist naval author
tiles today held the British
freighter Caduceus under arrest.
The reason for the ships deten-
ton was not disclosed. A possible
reason is that she has traded with
Chinese Communist ports in the
past, but this could not be con-
f1rmed here.
The Caduceus is being held at
Kaohsiung on the southwestern
coast of Formosa. It is better
known as Takao, once a japanese
naval base.
The American Bureau of
Shipping Record lists the
Caduceus as 400-foot steam
ship of 4.455 gross tons owned
by Hall Bros. Steamship Co.,
Ltd
The ship was allowed last week
to enter and leave Keelung, the
port of Taipei.
Other Detentions Feared.
British shipping circles in For
mosa are known to be worried
over possible detention of other
British ships. Some firms intend
to seek assurances that their
vessels will not be molested if they
call at FOrmoSan ports
Britain has recognized the Chi
nese Communist government.
The Nationalists also are hold
ing at Kaohsiung the 50O-ton
Panamanian freighter Swallow.
She was intercepted last month
while trying to run the blockade
into Communist Annoy. A Ma
tionalist warship brought her to
Formosa.
Meanwhile, Sikang, Far West
ern China province bordering
Tibet, was pictured as strength
ening Nationalist base for guer-
rilla warfare against the Chinese
Reds.
Base Is Strengthened.
The buildup was augmented by
two new developments reported in
official Nationalist dispatches:
Yang Je-nan, most powerful of
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Lote News
Bulletin

Shoughnessy Reported Out
CHICAGO (P).-The Chicago
Daily News said today that Clark
Shaughnessy had severed his
relations as head football coach
of the Los Angeles Rams of the
National : American Football
League.
Evening star., 1950-02-18

rary gauntlet" track was laid
pending completion of a grade
crossing project. The gauntlet
consists of double tracks placed so
close together only one train at a
time can pass over the roadbed.
The gauntlet connects the regular
tWo-track roadbed. 1t is guarded
by red stop signal.
Jacob Kiefer, SIS, of Baldwin,
N. Y, motorman Of the eastbound
train, was arrested and charged
with second degree manslaughter.
He ran past the signal" Mas
sau County District Attorney
Frank Gulotta said.
Motorman T. w. Markin of the
westbound train was too dazed to
be question. He was sent home
suffering from shock.
The head cars of both electric
trains were torn apart by the COL
lision, which occurred at 1925
pm. The forward car of the east
bound train, loaded with early
home-going theater crowds from
Manhattan. was sheared down the
middle and toppled over.
The dead, cying and injured
were piled grotesquely amid the
twisted steel of the cars, the shat
tered glass and crushed seats.
1t was nearly II hours before
the wreckage was cleared and
service restored.
1000 Passengers on Trains.
Police said that the eastbound
train ran through red stop sig
nal at it entered the siding. The
first car had almost cleared the
one-Way roadbed when the west
bound train, coming down double
tracks on the other approach to
the siding. crashed into it at
15-degree angle.
The impact of the collision
sheared the leading cars of both
trains in half. The steel sides of
the two coaches were torn and
intermingled.
The two trains carried some
1000 passengers, many of whom
had crowded into the forward
cars. All the dead and injured
were from the metropolitan area.
Kiefer was injured-but not
critically-and a police guard was
placed at his home until he could
be moved to the county jail for
arraignment. Later, doctor said
Kiefer suffered a possible brain
conclusion and could not be ques-
toned for at least 70 hours.
The wreck was the worst in the
Nation since As persons we're
killed on April 25, 1916, at
Napierville, Ill.
Thousands of awed but curious
spectators focked to the scene
last night.
Rockville Centre, a community
of about 10000 is 20 miles east
of Manhattan Island on the south
shore of Long Island in Nassau
County.
Every available doctor in the
area was called to the scene.
More than SO responded and
relayed the injured into nearly
score of ambulances for trans
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Wreck Kills 29
And Injuries 100; ;
MotormanH Held
z Long Island Trains
Hit Heud-On as One
Runs Past Red Light
BY the Associated Press

ROCKVILLE CENTRE, N. Y.
Feb. ia crowded Long Island
railroad commuter train sped
through stop signal last night
and ripped head-on into another
passenger train, killing 20 persons
and injuring 100. Many of the
injured were in critical condition.
1t was metropolitan New York's
worst railroad disaster, and the
worst in the Nation in four years.
The accident occurred on a
makeshift siding where a tempo
Evening star., 1950-02-18

(See WRECK, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1950-02-18

(See VOGELER, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-02-18
w e ather Forecast

Mostly sunny. high in mid 4os today.
Cloudy tonight; low 36 in city and 80 in
suburbs. Cloudy and warmer tomorrow.
(Full report on Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-02-18

Troin Wreck Pictures on Pose A-3
Evening star., 1950-02-18

, (See COAL, Page A-2D
Evening star., 1950-02-18

See CRIME PROBE, Page A-2.)
Evening star., 1950-02-18
Guide for Read ers

An Associated Press Newspol
Evening star., 1950-02-18

(See CHINA, Page A-2)
Evening star., 1950-06-04

History in "
BY Star
HISTORY teachers would cherish
LII the activity on the second floor
OF a garage at Twenty-first and L
streets NV. II anybody appreciated
1t more, 1t would be their pupils.
There. In an unpretentious work.
shop skillful workmen re-create battle
scenes and other great moments OF
American history In three-dimen-
sional miniature. So faithful Is their
work that 1t mirrors exactly the time
of year-even the time Of day-that
the event took place. and II the scene
calls for oak trees, there1l be oak
leaves on the trees. not any old nom
descript type OF foliage.
These sticklers for realism are
employed In making dioramas for
the National Park Service. which
Evening star., 1950-06-04

dior
ey Baitz
shadows cast by the various figures
are reproduced. Since the Chicka-
mauga engagement occurred at 4:30
pm, Designer Frank Buffmire is
concerned that the lighting arrange
ment and placement of foliage accu-
rately give the longer shadows of
waning day.
Perhaps the greatest artistry Is
brought into play In the modelling OF
the human figures. AS Ned Burns,
chief of the NPS's Museum Service for
20 years and himself former sculptor.
points out they naturally have to be
created in positions that give the
illusion of activity: Soldiers firing or
falling In battle, men on horseback
and myriad other situations.
The foundation of these figures is
x.,sr In ho M hD
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
|cGFliesSick Woman ln

While one Coast Guard PBY dropped lights and flares for two hours, another one landed on the narrow channel at Port Vida Monday night to pick up a sick woman there and bring her to Kodiak.
 The woman was Mrs. Ruth Lakin. She was admitted to Griffin Memorial Hospital early Tuesday morning after the flight from Raspberry Straits and was reported as ''fine'' later in the day.
 A radio message from the Port Vida cannery was picked up here Monday by Paul Han- sen, Collins Air Service pilot, who notified the c ast Guard.
 Two PBY's, one carrying a navy doctor and corpsman, took off at 7:57 pm and as they flew over Port Vida the doctor radioed instructions for the sick woman below.
 Because of fog and the con dition of the sick woman, the plane waited overnight at Port Vida, and returned here abou. 8 am Tuesday. The other re- turned Monday night.
 In addition to the navy doc tor, Hospitalman first class William Clifton made the trip in a PBY piloted by It. (jg) James P. Flessas, USCG. Members of the crew were It. (jg) Harold French, co-pilot; John D. Douglas, ADJ; Joseph IA. Sporl, AL2; Charles G. Barnett. ALB; and Charles Graf, ADS, all Coast Guard.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
Rocky Mo corlnick Dead At Fairbanks

Belmont Rocky" Nc Cormick, who was chief of police here in the summer of l946, was found dead last week in his apartment in Fairbanks, where he had lived since Sept, 1949.
 McCormick's body was found by his wife, a nurse at the Fairbanks Medical and Surgical Clinic, who told officers she returned from work to find her husband slumped in a chair with a bullet wound in his temple and a .38 caliber revolver lying on the floor be- side him. She said he had been i'll and Respondent. Mccormick left Kodiak a. bout three years ago for the states. According to the Fair banks Daily News Miner, he had come to that city from Eugene, Ore. He had worked, at the time of his death, at a garage but had been laid off because of illness.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
KODIAK MIRROR

Fin observance of Kings Night, a New Orleans creole holiday, several Kodiak per- sons gathered on Jan. 8 for dinner and a program of en- tainment, presented by each one.
 Those attending were MT. and Mrs. Ed Pecore, MT. and Mrs Jim Dodson, Mrs. Ralph Shupp, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Spencer, George Sigletts, Mrs. Gordon Clithero. Mildred Ran 6lph, Harry Lyons, Mir. and Mrs Chuck Toon ey, Nr. and Mrs. Bill Wright, MT. and Mrs. Harold Leath, MT. and Mrs. Carl Huer, and Bill La e0ste.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
Ex-POWs May Apply For Benefits

Residents of Kodiak who were prisoners of war or civil ian internees at any time dur ing World War II may receive compensation for their intern
 ment providing they did not receive adequate food while in prison camps.
 The forms were issued early this month and may be obtain ed from Lew M. Williams, secretary of Alas g, at Juneau. Former prisoners of war may receive one dollar for each day of imprisonment.
 Under certain conditions civil ian internees may receive $60 for each month of their intern ment.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
The Chamber of Commerce will hold it's regular meeting at noon, Thursday. All mem- bers are urged to attend.
NORMAN Photo Shop
Norm says:

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 It pays to see Norman's first when buying cameras and other photographic equipment. You're sure to save money = plus a world of personal ser- vice.
 A picture must" at present is Kodiak harbor with it's snow-covered, mountains. Kodachrome or Kodacolor film will give you beautiful results. If not certain of your camera settings, let Norman's help you.
 Norman's now carry magazines for your convent ence We will gladly save your favorite publications.
 MANY NEW GIFT ITEMS!
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21

Burns Lindsey is working at the City Market.
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21

Al Miller, co-owner of the civilian cafeteria at the navy base, returned last week from the sanitarium at Bartlett,
 Alaska, where he had been a
 patient for the past several m ,nths
Kodiak mirror., 1950-01-21
va Man Coming

A representative of the Vet erans Administration will be at the local VFW post Monday from 10 am to 7 pm.
 All veterans having prob lems to discuss or business to conduct relative to their ser vice with the armed forces a e requested to call at the local post.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

. Gruodzio m. 29-3O id. Sgd
nejuje, Australijoje, ivyksta te-
nyksciu lietuviu suvaziavimas.
Suvaziavime bus aptarti keli
svarbus reikalai: persiorganiza-
vimas j pasaulio lietuviu bend
ruomene, centrui bustines pa
rinkimas ir naujosios valdybos
isrinkimas. Visi Sic reikalai
Australijos lietuviu tarpe yra
sukele gyvu diskusijq. Buvo SUI
sidare net du organizaciniai
central.
. Poetas Juozas Kekstas, gy-
venas Argentinoje, spaudai pa
ruose sesta poezijos knyga IRA
mybe man..
. Belgijoje ANGLES kasyklose
dirbantieji lietuviai gavo patiki-
nimu, kad jie bus ilesti j Ka-
NADIA. Jq ileidimu rupinasi kon-
sulas V. Gylys.
. Poetas Bernardas Brazdzio-
mis- is Eglutes redaktoriaus pa
reigu pasitrauke. Naujuoju re-
daktorium bus Pranas Naujo-
kaitis. Ar Eglute bus "supar-
tinta', ar bus islaikytas ligsio-
linis vidurio kelias, greit isiti-
kinsim.
. Vokietijoje baigiamas spaus-
dinti Vliko paruosta knygele
"Pasaulio lietuviu bendruome-
mes keliu''.
. Kauno waist. operos soliste
Antanina Dambrauskaite ruo-
siasi eilei koncertu po Americas
lietuviu kolonijas. siuo metu So
liste gyvena Chicagoje.
. Chicagos lietuviai respubliko-
mai, padrasinti paskutiniuju lai-
mejimu, nori isstatyti kandida-
ia j Chicagos miesto izdininkus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

ko geide jos neperdaug reikl sirdis.
Didoko lentyna geru knygQ, keletas
rinktiniu paveikslu, milziniska spinta
drabuziu ir daug kitty daiktu-daikteliu,
kuriu moterys pavydi vienos kitoms -
visa tai buvo jos nuosavybe. Kick jos
likimo draugiu mielai atiduotu keleta
geriausiu savo amziaus metu, kad tik
isigytu ta, kas jai dabar atrode taip
paprasta ir kasdieniska -. Visokerio-
pal jaukus butas, kasmet kelione uz-
sieni = sykiu maloni ir naudinga, mes
juk j turejo is tetos paveldeta ma
du saliona, o svarbiausia - nemazai
pinigq if neribota asmenine laisve
Taip, j visa tai turejo 20 visdelto -.
"Jums gerai, ponia LYDIA, daz-
mai dusaudavo jos pazistamos ir nuola-
tines pirk6jos - istekejusios ponios.
Tos visuomet turejo ivairiomis smulkio-
mis- suktybemis, pataikavimais ir net
asaromis isgauti is ziauriuju seimu tt
ronq pinigu naujai skrybelei ar sukne-
lei, animal galvoti apie vaikus, virtuve,
apie devynias galybes ivairiu smulkme-
nu. Ponios Lydijos Sic rupesciai nesle-
ge. Ia j pripazino If kartais, kalbeda-.
ma su pazistamais tue net pasididziuo-
davo. Bet paskui vel uzeidavo 1nomen-
tai = kaip stai ir 81 vakara...
Kan visa tail" Undo j galva iky-
rus klausimas, kuris paskutiniu laiku
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

arba seimyniniame pokylyje tave supa
tes netveria pavydu? Visus il masino,
vlsus erzino, ir, jei kartais pasitaiky-
davo toks, prie kurio jos mintys uz-
trukdavo ilgiau, tai il stengdavosi to
vengti, kad tik nereiktu isipareigoti ir
lepuneles gadyne pergreit nepasibaigtu.
Bet metal bego, istikimoji gvardija su-
tirpo ir Lydia su nerimu pajuto, kad
j pasilieka viena -.
Tada atejo tetos palikimas, naujos
pareigos, ir vel reikejo keleto metu su
jomis tinkamai susipazinti. Tai padare
ja ne tik rimtesne, bet ir praktiskesne,
ir ismoke geriau pazinti zmones. Da-
bar pasirode pirmykscios gvardijos an
troji laida = pagyvene, subrende W.
raj, rimtais judesiais ir kilnia laikyse-
ma. Tie netauske romantisku nieku, bet
tuojau pasiule sirdi ir ranka. Sios kate
gorijos Lydia venge dar labiau. Kad
ir ne visus buvo galima iskaityti krai-
clio medziotojus, taciau kiekvienas tu-
rejo savo verslini apskaiciavima. Jeigu
jie kartais If uzsimine apie sirdi, tai
atrode, lyg jie zvangintu pinigine. Ne,
Lydia visai nemane paaukoti savo ne
priklausomybes imones interesams. To-
j plito ir augo ir taip, mes jos naujoi
savininke buvo apsukri ir neatlaidi.
Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

sioja ta pageidaujama titula, kuriuo
ia apdovanojo gerasis Feliksas.
Taigi, Feliksas. KAHN kodel taip
buvo, kad kai tik j pagalvodavo apie
Feliksa, kaip apie savo vyra, Ja imdavo
juokas. Ne, tai buvo neimanomas da-
lykas. Geras draugas, parama sunku-
muose, palydovas kelionese, zmogus,
kuriuo galima visiskai pasitiketi, net
mokytojas, bet vyras - niekuomet! Per
81 daugeli metu, kaip jie pazistami, ju
gyvenimai buvo taip susiderine, lyg du
didelio mechanizmo krumpliaraciai,
>kiekvienas su savo paskirtim. Atimk
Feliksa, kaip apie savo vyra, ia imdavo
nors vienam "a paskirti, iepk atlikti ka
kita mechanizmas suges ir sustos.
Ponia Lydia netyciornis susi-
juoke, pagalvojusi, kaip atrodytu, jei
Feliksas, per visus siuos metus nei sykio
nebandes prisiartinti prie jos, kaip prie
moters, staiga imtu kalbeti apie mel
le ir vestuves. Ne, ne, tai buvo neima-
nOma.
O kas 81 kaltas, kad il visa 81 laika
buvo pasilikus salia tikrojo gyvenimo?
Cia reikejo gerai pagalvoti If atversti
gyvenimo knyga gerokai atgal.
Gamta jos nebuvo nuskriaudus.
Tuo nusiskQsti nebuvo gali1na net de-
bar. Ne ir grieztas vertintojas negal6jo
nusiskusti nebuvo galima net dabar.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

eme ia kankinti Wis dazniau ir dazniau.
Rankos bejegiskai nuslinko ant keliu.
Viskas, kas buvo isigyta, staiga nustojo
vertes ir net laisve jai atrode neberei-
kalinga. Pagalvojo apie tas pazis-
tamas ponias, kurios vienu ar kitu budu
nebeteko tu savo engeju, edusiu ju gy-
venima = likusiu naslemis ar persisky-
rusty. "Daugiau niekuomet", prisieki-
nejo vienos. "Gyvensiu tik savo val
kams", droviai snidzdejo kitos. Bet kar-
tais nespedavo prabegti nei pusmetis,
kaip sios pikciausios seimyninio gyveni-
mo priesininkes, svaigdamos dziaugs-
mu, vel pasirodydavo jos salione uzsisa-
kyti vestuviniu sukneliq...
Kaip tai galedavo atsitikti = to
ponia Lydia neistenge suprasti. Kurgi
slypejo siu moteriskiu pasisekimo pa
slaptys? Juk tos jos klijentes turejo
nemaza bel ivairiu ir fiziniu ydu Ia
ponia Lydia gerai zinojo, mes jai TEX
davo savo naujosiomis suknelemis slep-
tt tas ydas nuo vyrQ akiu il gerai
zinojo ir kiekvienos buda. Reta kuri
buvo tikra inteligente, aukstesnes diva
sines vertes moteris. Didziausia ju dalis
buvo is tos moteru rusies, kurias viena
latviu rasytoja buyo pavadinusi tauska-
lemis. Ir visdelto - kiekviena turejo
savo vyra, o daugelis dar net if meilu-
ziu! Tx j patti Wis dar nepelnytai ne
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

Net ir grieztas vertintojas negalejo
speti ia esant jau keturiasdesimties tre-
jQ metQ. Pelenu spalvos plaukuose zilu
dar nebuvo, stropiai priziurimas kunas,
nors truputi ir linko pilnuma, taciau,
nuolat judant, tebebuvo islaikes igimta
judruma. Ikarscio momentais - o tokiu
daznai pasitaikydavo = jos akys XII
birksciavo, kaip jaunos mergaites.
Smulkiosios rauksleles prie akiu buvo
dar lengvai paslepiamos po pudros
sluoksneliu. Ne, nuvytus j dar nebuvo,
to dar niekas negaletu pastebeti. Taip
bent rode veidrodis, prie kurio il kaip
tik dabar sedejo ir atidziai stebejo sa-
vo veida. Konkurencija su tomis ten -
j su paniek nusisypsojo = il galetu is
laikyti hekvienu metu. Juk gimnazi-
joje j buvo isgarsinta grazuole. O Wis
delto. =.
Visdelto? Ne, berods, kaip tik
t o d el. Ponia Lydia atsiduso, prisi-
minusi ta visa eile garbintoju, kurie
bande prie jos artintis jau nuo mokyk-
los laikQ. Buvo tarp ju ir is tikro ME
ko sau vyru. Bet jai nei vienas nebuvo
pakankamai geras, kadangi kiekviena
is jQ j galejo gauti. O, .tada juk nebuvo
ko skubeti - dar ateis geriausias is
geriausiQ! Argi ne malonu, kai baliuje,
tokia puiki gvardija, jog kitos mergai-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21
sINfTANUOsINTINIS LIETUvIS
Jonas Pakrantis "A Amerikoje Vyt. Alantas
JOS krauna j daneaus aruodus...
Vyt. Alantas

ir ta puikia nuotaika sudrums-.
cia savo kalba apie kahn koki
ten vargsa DIP. Aisku, visoms
tai labai nepatiko, bet niekas
to neparode zodziais, bet tos
garbingos ponios, kurios krauna
savo intencijas j dangiskus aruo-
dus, labai iskalbingai atsake
"darbininko zmonai' savo dar-
bais, surinkdamos "gausinga
auka" 10 doleriu! O juk rodos
nelaimingam lietuviui padeti ne
trukde jokios gelezines uzdan-
goS...
- Galejo ir tick nesuaukoti,
- pastebejo Pakrantiene.
- zinoma, galejo, = atsake
juokdamasis Pakrantis, = mes
ta diena ano miestelio garbingos
moterys, taip sakant, anot ko-
respondento, "mdsu lietuviskos
visuomenes paziba'', buvo labai
gausingai sukrovusios auku j
dangiskus aruodus ir ka nors
daugiau paaukoti j nelaime pa
tekusiam tremtiniui nebetureio
is ko.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21
kAS ir KUR

. Vikas yra paruoses Vokieti-
jos vyriausybei memoranduma
Lietuvos valstybes ir tremtiniu
klausimu. Artimiausiu laiku j
ruosiasi iteikti ministeriui pir-
mininkui Konradui Adenauer.
. Kanados lietuviu dramos te-
atras ruosiasi pastatyti Antano
Rlko pjese "Bubulis ir Dundu-
lis", kuri dideliu pasisekimu bu-
vo vaidinta Vokietijoje.
. Panasios apimties literatu-
ros vakaras, koks neseniai ivyko
Clevelande ir Chicagoje, tuoj pc
N. Metu ruosiamas Montrealyje,
Canadoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-12-21

pirmininkei poniai Tokiai ir To-
kiai uz taip graziai, gausingai
ir skaniai paruosta stala. Tie
iskilmingi pietls kiekvienai ma
rel kainavo po penkius dolerius.
Taip Observation-Disclosures ir be-
uzkandziaujant ponios pirmi-
ninkes pagamintus lietuviskus
bel amerikoniskus uzkandzius,
visai netiketai paeme zodi ponia
Barkuniene, kurios vyras, kaip
zinoma, dirba plieno fabrike. il
pranese garbingam susirinki-
mui, kad jos parsitrauktas is
Vokietijos ir pas ja tebegyve-
mas DIP Petras Kaulakis netike-
tai sunkiai susirges. Jis dirbas
tame paciame fabrike, kaip ir
jos vyras. 10 zmona negalinti
dirbti, kadangi turinti du ma
zus vaikus.- Padetis esanti is
tikruju labai lildna. Jie, Bar
kunai, Kaulakius visa laika Sell
pia, bet jie esq neturtingi EMO
mes ir jiems darosi sunku. lTodel
il, ponia Barkuniene, nutarusi
kreiptis j savo organizacijos ma
res sia iskilminga tautines Sven
tes proga ir prasyti paramos ne
laimingajai seimai. Ia jos kali
ba padare susirinkimui slegian-
II ispudi, taciau ponia pirminin-
ke, toliau pastebi correspondent
tas, savo taktu pasistenge ta
ispudi susvelninti. il tuojau pa
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