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Evening star., 1950-02-20

lies IN the prevailing practice of allowing
students to elect individual courses from
one semester to another. The matter
could be entirely remedied by, first, lay
Ing down entrance requirements for SEN
lor high school, and second, requiring
the election of one well-planned course
OF study to be followed throughout the
high school career, the subjects of which
would all fit together. This is an old
device which was successful in the past
in high schools. The same plan has been
and generally continues to be the prac-
tice in the colleges.
Why not fix up a three-year high
school course of study to include all the
tricky new subjects the innovators want
to offer; and then lay out a couple of
doWn-to-earth courses in the real meaty
subject-matter which takes lot of hard
work to master and leads to a future?
Why squander TING and money on
mixed product half sound and half
squashy-if you know what mean? .
RICHARD L. FELDMAN.
WMAL and Hamilton Bank
Praised for School Music Program
Congratulations to station WMAL and
w Vic I1dull1UOll lNdllO1idl odllh 1OI GlltlI
new radio program of local high school
music. This program is giving the young
people of our local high schools a chance
to make their great musical talents
known to the general public. 1t is also
giving a chance for these young people
to be heard, besides offering two $500
college scholarships, one to the winning
instrumentalist and the second to the
winning vocalist
The music department of the D. G.
school system also deserves congratula-
tions for it's splendid work with our
young people. H. v. SEMLING, Jr.
Teapot Tempests Are Sign
America Is in Good Shape
recently returned from Germany
after spending more than two years in
the service of our Military Government
No sooner did I arrive in Washington
than I became aware of a controversy
which in the public's interest rivals the
Cold War, Hiss, and even Ingrid Berg
man. Shall we or shall we not have
music in our buses and streetcars? Many
OF your readers, I am sure, consider the
entire matter tempest in teapot
not worthy of such publicity and dis
cussion.
The contrast between an interested
public which turns out in throngs to
attend PUG meetings, writes letters to
The Star, and discusses the issue at great
length-and the lethargic, apathetic
populace of Germany, which allowed
without murmur the rise of a suppress
Slve totalitarian regime-warrants, I be-
lieve, a few words In Europe generally
and Germany particularly, the populace
does not so much as lift finger when
basic liberties are at stake, much less
bother about such small issue as street.
car music.
AS long as Americans become aroused
and excited about such tempests in tea
pots, freedom, on these shores is safe.
We need never fear that our nation will
fall prey to the opiate of foreign ide-
ologies. JIM,
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Our Own War of Nerves

In joining the clamor for disarmament con-
ference with the Russians, Harold Stassen may
not have been speaking, to use his own words in
a spirit of marrow partisanship." But his re-
marks will hardly be ranked with the great
statesmanlike utteranceS of our time.
Addressing Republican rally, Mr.. Stassen
began by implying that the administration could
not be trusted TO meet the Russians without Re-
publican advice and assistance. Decrying three
major bunderS'-the failure to occupy Berlin,
concessions made to Russia at PotSdam, and our
China policy-Mr. Stassen went on to say that the
fact is that the sad failures in American foreign
policy have always occurred when the admins
tration moved alone, when it did not have the
benefit of Republican advice.
Having thus divested his remarks of any sug
gestion of narrow partisanship Mr.. Stassen
moved on to his main thesis. He wants the Presi
dent to ask for conference with the Russians,
the object being to bring about "a basic change
in Soviet policy and to obtain free and open
United Nations inspection of atomic development
and joint world disarmament" The military and
the Republicans would participate. record OF
the proceedings would be kept. Then, If the con-
ference should fail Mr.. Stassen would carry the
story of Soviet intransigence to the Russian peo-
pie by radio and by balloons and high-flying
airplanes."
Mr. StaSsen having contributed his bit to
solution of the greatest problem of our age, will
resume his duties at the University of Pennsyl-
vana. The problem, however, will remain with
us, and it will continue to be primarily respon-
sibility of the Truman administration.
1t is easy to understand the proposals that
coming, not only from Mr. Stassen, but from
many other sources for some dramatic effort to
come to an understanding with Russia. For Sen
ator Tydings did not exaggerate when he said
that the competitive building of powerful and still
more powerful weapons can mean that 1--WE are
nearing the end of the highway called the road
ssof lifes ne..~
ss.l# But grim though the outlook may be, we can
not escape the fact a dependable agreement
with the Russians is not to be had for the asking.
We have tried that, and the agreements have
proved to be worthless OF course, no prospect of
secure agreement should be neglected. The door
should always be kept open. We are only de-
ceiving ourselves, however, if we think or let
others make us think that trustworthy agree
ment can be obtained until the Russians want to
make such an agreement and there is not the
slightest evidence now that they are ready for
that.
Meanwhile, we must look to our own safety.
The only real hope that we have is to stay so
strong capable OF such devastating retaliation,
that the Russians will not risk war. If we will
do that and if we will keep our heads clear and
our feet on the ground, the day may yet arrive
when the Russians will decide to come to terms.
They will never come to that decision, however,
If we impair the strength of our own position by
panicky appeals for peace or by refusing to meet
the necessary cost of an adequate defense.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Star Hit For Anti tip Editorial
On Enlightened Mississippi"

No doubt fat and overpaid editorial
writer was responsible for the "Enlight-
ened Mississippi" editorial in your issue
of Feb. Is.
Was the gentleman harboring a beef
against having to give a cab driver
five cent tip. or does he have to be told
the ABCs of life; namely, that many
of the people engaged in public services
depend on tips for living? Especially
in enlightened Mississippi.
Now if The Star had come out with
a proposal in favor of giving those who
live on tips a decent salary, along with
its huzzah for abolishing tips, that would
have been a different matter.
Come to think of it, when has The
Star favored a decent salary for any
one? Decent profits. perhaps, but not
pay. I'd like to see the day. .
Perhaps The Star should cease pub.
fishing in well-paid and well-tipped
Washington and move to Enlightened
Mississippi
DOROTHY C. PETERSON,
Hyattsville, Md. ....,
Editors Note: The editorial writer
called the proposed bill "enlightened
and truly noble legislation" and asked
who can fail to praise it to the skye"
He has since promised The Star, which
favors decent salaries for all, to take
his overpaid tongue out of his fat cheek.
Why Not Organize a Legion
OF Mont Uniformed Veterans?
The time has come when some one
should openly come to the defense of the
millions of people who helped win the
last war, although they were not in uni
form.
Unfair legislation has been passed by
our Congress and signed by the President,
giving veterans preference in jobs
housing, ETC.. simply because they wore a
uniform.
Thousands of them never left the
United States. The unfair practice of
allowing veteran to hold job, regard
less of seniority rights, experience or age,
over person who has devoted years of
service to the same job and employer, is
a wrong that should promptly be righted.
For the benefit of all, will hereby
give you Dwight D. Eisenhower's defini-
tion of a veteran: "All of U.s. whether or
not we served in uniform, are veterans
of war IN which freedom and free
government were at stake"
Could the war have been won, if it
were not for the vast army of workers
who toiled seven days week and often
many hours overtime in the airplane
factories, auto industries, on the farms,
in the Offices and all manufacturing
plants, building and making weapons of
war-planes, tanks. guns, ammunition,
food, clothing and the other items neces-
sary to send a man or woman overseas
fully equipped and well fed and clothed?
All of these people are veterans of the
same war, although they were not in
uniform, being fed, clothed and housed
by Uncle Sam.
Many of them would have gladly worn
a uniform, but because of numerous rea-
sons could not serve that way. Depend
encies, age, physical ailments and many
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Questions and Answers

reader can get the answer to any ques-
tion of fact by writing The Evening Star In
formation Bureau, 3l6 Eye st. NE, WASH
ington 2, D. C. Please inclose three 80
cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Letters to The Star

other reasons kept them from wearing a
uniform, but did not keep them from
serving their country in fine, patriotic
manner
A strong feeling of bitter resentment
is growing amongst these persons. The
underdog will not forget so easily how he
was ignored and pushed around after
the last war. should another major con-
f1lct come or grave emergency arise
The disabled veterans should be we'll
taken care of and their dependents
should not suffer, but the rest of the
veterans should be treated as all the other
citizens of the United States, and not
expect the world with a fence around
it for free.
1t is my suggestion that all the nom
uniformed veterans organize and form
their own American Legion of Nom
Uniformed Veterans. Their membership
could exceed all other veteran groups,
thereby they would be in fine position
to combat unfair legislation
In closing, I would like to say that
members of my immediate family are
overseas veterans, serving from "a to So
months in the European theater of war.
An American wife and mother
C. B. C.
Legislators Blamed for
Prevalence of Alcoholics
The radio called yesterday for people
to give to the Home for Alcoholics. Who
is responsible for the alcoholics, but
those shameful legislators who tolerate
the sale Of intoxicants?
No man has right to drink an in
toxicant that will make him lose con-
n &c onti Il
enough to leave such drinks alone for
the sake OF the safety of others, then
the law should step in and stop the sale
Of such drinks.
I have no respect for legislators who
allow such conditions to go on and do
nothing to remedy them!
H. B. BRADFORD.
High School Teacher Wants
Some Meat in the Curriculum
The head of the physics department
OF one of this regions large universities
has sent me today collection OF 10
arithmetic problems with which he has
tested high school students recently en-
tered in his and his colleagues classes.
For example: Multiply or by 0.3; di-
vide 3/16 by 9/4; express as a decimal
the fraction 82/1000." Again: What
per cent of 40 is 8; if an airplane goes
240 miles per hour, what is the speed
in miles per minute; if man leaves
point A and walks miles to point B,
then turns at right angles and walks
miles to point c, what is the straight
line distance between A and CO"
The professor reported to some of us
recently that only small per cent of
his clients could do much with these
questions I think he said the average
paper earned about 40qo. And this is
not surprising to us high school teach
ers. We have known for quarter CEN
tury now that the high school product
had deteriorated. And we have not
been able to get anybody to do much
about it except to ridicule our sugges-
tions.
The root Of the high school trouble
Evening star., 1950-02-20

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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
TRUMPAI KALBANY

= Vakarq Vokietijos minister's
pirmininkas Adenauer okupaci-
MANS komisarams iteike memo
randuma, kuriame isdesto, kokiu
saugumo priemoniu reikia limits,
kad SUI Vakaru Vokietija neatsi-
tiktu panasiai, kaip atsitiko SUI
Pietu Koreja. Jis reikalauja stip-
rios ir gerai ginkluotos vokieciu
policijos ir daugiau sajunginin-
ku kariuomenes Vokietijoje.
l. Sovietq Sajunga vel iteike
Svedijai nota, kad jie persekioja
Svietq Sajungos piliecius. Tie
"pilieciai'' tai pabegeliai is Balti-
jos krastq.
Iv JAW vyriausybe sutiko, kad
Export Import Bankas duotu Ju-
goslavijai dar Is milionu doleriV
paskolos.
|v DR.. Erwin F. Lowry, gyvenas
Kalifornijoj, pranese sviesos in.
zinieriu draugijai, kad jis sura.
,des nauja blda sviesai gaminti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
RUSAI JAU DALYVAUJA KARE?
Posoutom Iektuve rodo rusy Iokunq

Saugumo Taryboje Maliko pir.
mininkavimo komedija pasibaige
Visi atsikvepe kick laisviau
Sake, net pats Malikas pasidares
linksmesnis :. Pirmininko viets
uzeme Anglijos delegacijos pir-
mininkas ir tuojau pakviete prie
stalo padaryti pranesima Pietu
Korejos vyriausybes atstova. Jis
Tarybos buvo nutartas iskvies-
tt dar liepos menesio pabaigoj
bet kai Malikas atejo pirminin.
kauti, tai ir islaike il visa menesi
be zodzio. Malikas neprotesta.
vo, kad tas atstovas kvieciamas
bet reikalavo, kad butu pakvies.
tas ir siaurines komunistines Wy.
riausybes atstovas. Bet Saugumo
taryba didele balsu dauguma at.
mete Maiko siulyma, tai yra, ne
sutiko kalbetis SUI agresorium
visiskai nesikaitanciu su Tarybos
reikalavimu sustoti kariavus il
vist pirma grizti j savo vieta,
tik tada prasyti balso kokiost
|nors derybose.
Tuo tarpu, zinoma jokiu svar
besniu nutarimu Saugumo Tary
ba nespejo padaryti. Bet iskil.
naujas, daugeli sujaudines daily
kas, del kurio aukstieji diploma
tai antradienio nakti nemiegoj'
net patti Trygve Lie, Jungtini'
Tautq Organizacijos generalin
sekretoriq prikele Is minuciq p
IL nakti.
Tai buvo pranesimas, ka'
Jungtiniu Tautu kariniu pajeg'
laiva puole lektuvas su raudon'
zvaigzde. Lektuvas buvo pasau
tas, ikrito ] jlra ir nuskendo. be
vienam laivui pavyko isgriebt
vieno laklno lavona. Pasirode
kad tai rusu lakunas, esas akty
vioj karo tarnyboj, mes prie j
rastas sovietq kariuomenes as
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

,mens liudijimas. To lakuno pa
varde ir vardas bel tevo vardas
|angliskai rasant pranesime labai
|supainioti, ir galima tik speti,
kad tai yra tllas Miskin.
81 zinia buvo perduota Saugu-
mo Tarybai ir il, zinoma tuojau
sukele Maliko koliosenos audra.
Malikas visai nenori nei kalbeti
apie toki dalyka ir saukia, kad tai
Mac Arthuro ir Valstybes depar-
tamento, tu imperialistiniu karo
kurstytoju provokacija ir dau-
giau nieko. Ypac Malikas paten-
kintas tuo, kad lektuvas nusken-
do. Dziaugdamasis, kad dabar
sunku patikrinti, keno tai buvo
,lektuvas, jis prikisa, kad cia anne
rikieciai savo "melo galus pa
skandino". Tuo tarpu amerikie-
ciai dar nieko netvirtina. Tx pa
(geidauja, kad gal ir Malikas pa
detu isaiskinti, kaip tas sovietu
lakdnas ten atsidlre ir ka jis
veike tame lektuve :.
Tuo tarpu neatrodo, kad anne.
rikieciu delegacija bltu jau pasi.
ryzusi siekti visu isvadq is te
fakto, nors tai jau butu vienas
is konkreciq irodymu, tiesa, il
taip jau zinomo fakto: kad tik
rasis agresorius sedi cia pat u;
Saugumo Tarybos stalo ir ka til
neseniai sedejo net jos pirmi
ninko kedej =.
Bet galimas dalykas, kad dal
kuri laika pasiliks ia keista, be-
lpriprasta padetis: Saugumo Ia
|ryba iskilmingai neisileidzia
|kalbas su siaurines Korejos Wy
riausybe, kuri taciau yra tik ag
resoriaus bernas, 0 laiko saw,
ltarpe ir dar svarbioj vietoj pat
lagresoriq.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

' Daily Herald skelbia, kad Ru-
sija siuo metu turi $50 povande.
niniQ laivu. Tu laivu karininkus
rusai dabar siuntineja plaukioti
j ivairias vietas prekiniais lai.
vais, kad susipazintu SUI Veto
mis-, ypac SUI svetimais uostais.
' Amerikos uostu darbininkai
organizuotai atsisako iskrauti
rusu laivus, atvezusius j 81 krasts
sovietines prekes. Neseniai ture.
o atgal grizti veziena, o dabar =
kumpiai.
= Pereita savaite Paryziaus
Briuselio ir Amsterdamo rajo.
nuose buvo vykdomi orc puoli.
mu pratimai, kuriuose dalyvave
Europos Sajungos aviacija.
l. Vokietijos spauda pranesa
kad Hitlerio laikais, rasiniais, re-
liginiais motyvais, buvo sterili
quota 100000 vokieciq. Dabal
tie vokieciai organizuojasi ir no
ri kelti ta padariusiems gydyto
Jams bylas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
DIDELIS PRASILAUzIMAS kOREJOJ
Roudonieji poeme Pohongq ir dideIe j5go
verziosi Toegu

Taegu link besiverzianti kolo-
ma, manoma, turf apie $4,000 ka-
riu. Jie turf "a sunkius rusiskus
tankus, is kuriu puolimo ikarsty
gynejams pavyko sudauzyti tik
10, dar Z ,manoma, buvo gero-
kai apgadinti.
Puolejai jau perkirto viena is
pagrindiniu kelly tarp Taegu ir
Pusano. Svarbiausias dalykas
yra tas, kad, jeigu puolimas ne
bus atmustas ir Taegu bus palm
tas, tai ligsiolinis desinysis Tae-
gu gynimo sparnas butu apsup-
tas. Mes ir dabar priesai jau yra
placiai isiverze j pietus, siaurines
puslankio dalies uzpakalin..
Paskutiniai, treciadieni gautie-
il pranesimai taciau sake, kad
puolimo smarkumas kick jau ap-
stabdytas. Prasvitus orui ir vel
pradejus daugiau veikti aviaci-
jai (apie simta isskridimu per
valanda, palyginti nedideliame
plote), puolejai jau kai kur pra-
dedami atmusti arba bent ap-
stabdyti.
Bet niekas negali numatyti,
kas toliau bus, kadangi gyneju
pajegos papildomos labai letai,
o puolejq rezervai yra neapskai-
ciuojami, kadangi niekas mega
Ii numatyti, kick dar "korejie-
ciu" isdygs is uz Mandzlrijos sic
nos ir kick tanku bel kitos kari
mes medziagos bus ar-jau yra at
siqsta is Vladivostoko, nuo,. !.
'taikos apastalu''.
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Pereita savaite raudonieji Ko,
rejoj bande visa ellie puolimu
bet be pasisekimo: visi tie puo.
limai buvo sulaikyti. Atrodo, kac
Wis tai buvo bandymai rasti slip.
nesne gynybos linijos vieta. Wis
puolimai Wis sukosi Taegu link
tai is pietvakariu nuo to miesto
tai tiesiai is vakaru, tai siau.
res. Bet sios savaites pradzioj
jie labal didele jega puole siaure-
je, daug toliau j rytus nuo Taegu
Ftik truputi j vakarus nuo rytinio
Korejos kranto, ties Pohang uos-
tn, kuris prizes kick laiko ju jau
buvo uzgrobtas, bet veliau vel is
ju atimtas.
sitoj vietoj puolejams pasise-
ke pralauzti gynybos linija. Pra-
silauze jie tuoj eme spausti j dvi
puses. Viena dalis pasuko j ry-
tus kranto link, kad atkirstu Po-
hanga, o kita, daug stipresne da-
lis patrauke vakarus, Taegu
Pohangas nebegalejo atsilai-
kyti ir turejo butt antra karta
atiduotas priesams. Jiems j ten
isiverzus, gyneju lektuvai tuoi
pradejo bombarduoti j ten susi-
metusias priesu jegas. Miestas
zinoma, baigiamas naikinti.
Sis prasiverzimas ivyko, pasi.
naudojant kelly dienu lietingu
oru, kada aviacija negalejo daug
veikti. Tada prieso jegos buye
permestos Il ta svieta, kuria ligt
siol sekmingai gyne daugiausia
Pietu Korejos kariuomene.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07

y JAW karines istaigos suorga-
nizavo orc tilta Aliska = Kore-
ia. Siuo orc tiltu siuncima sku-
biai reikalinga karo medziaga.
y frame, Rusijos kurstomos, SUI
kilo kurdu tauteles. Kurdai gy-
vena daugiausiai Irano = Kau-
kazo pasienyje.
' JAW laivynas Europos vande-
nyse prades statyti didele laivy-
no baze. il kastuosianti % mill
jonus doleriu. Vieta dar neskel-
biama.
= Rugsejo 16 diena Anglijos par
lamentas susirinks nepaprastos
sesijos, kurioj bus svarstomas
gynybos islaidu padidinimo klau-
simas.
i Italijos marsalas Graziani, nu-
teistas uz talkininkavima fasiz-
mui, dabar is kalejimo paleistas
Jis yra 81 metu amziaus ir dabar
serga.
y Is Vakaru Vokietijos j Rytus
nebus siunciamos jokios Media
gos, kurios turf karines reiksmes
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Nr. 36 : 1850 m. rugsejo I d.
M USU
VISUOMENE.J
Bus reikalingi

Philadelphijos miesto tremti-
niq draugijos valdyba gavo is
valdines istaigos paraginima ga
linai skubiau, ne veliau kaip ligi
rugsejo Is dienos suteikti Stu
statistiniu ziniu apie draugijos
narius ir apskritai apie neseniai
atvykusius:
II Pavarde ir vardas, adresas,
-amzius, darbingas ar ne, kada at
vyko Amerikon, pilietybes pa
detis.
p Profesija, baigtas mokslas
arba amatas, ar moka angliskai,
kurias kitas kalbas moka.
81 seimos sudetis: kick vaiku,
vardai, amzius, kuria mokykla
lanko.
Draugijos valdyba a g i n a
tremtinius atkreipti labai rimta
demesi ia dalyka. Valdyba ma
no, kad tai sarysy SUI kariume-
nes didinimu ir del to atsirandan-
ciomis didesnemis galimybemis
gauti darbo savose specialybese.
Todel tos vietos naujakurius pra-
SO skubiai siusti jai cia pamine-
tas zinias siuo adresu: V. M, 456
N. Marshall St., Philadelphia %,
Pa.
Jeigu Philadelphijos tremtiniu
draugijos valdybos numatymas
teisingas, tai toxic susidomejimo
naujai atvykusiuju specialybe-
mis- gall pasireiksti ir kitur.
Bltu svarbu, jei kas imtusi
konkreciau patirti, kokiais is tik-
rQju tikslais tokia statistika rel
kalinga. Atrodo, kad dar ir mine
tajai valdybai pravartu bltu at
kreipti labai rimta demesi j ia
dalyka, ir tai dar prizes atsakant
klausimus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-09-07
w musu visuonenes

Brooklyno "Laisve" aimanuo.
ia, kad "kryziokai' kazka toki
dare ir Philadelphia numatyta
pasipinigavimo piknika reikejo
atsaukti. Kaip pats Bimba skai-
ciuoja, keli simtai doleriu tair
ir nuejo "sun ant uodegos" -.
Neabejotina, kad taip daba,
jau Wis dazniau atsitinka ir toliau
dar dazniau taip bus. Dalis "kal-
tes" tenka cia ir "kryziokams"
kurie lietuviskaja visuomene is
judino siuo klausimu is pasyvu-
mo, bet didziausi nuopelnai cia,
be jokiu abejoniu priklauso ne
kan kitam, kaip paciam Stalinui
ir jo politiniam stabui SUI tokiais
agentais, kaip Gromyko, Visins-
kis, Malikas -. Mes ''kryziokai'
vieni nebutu galeje sukelti Anne
rikos kongrese tokiq nusistaty-
mu, kokie dabar ten vyrauja.
O del to,kas dedasi Kongrese
"draugq" reikalu, tai yra gana
geros medziagos lazybq. mege.
jams: ''priciups", ar dar ''nepri.
Cups?
Atstovu Rumai 354-ais balsais
prizes 20 jau prieme istatymo pro:
jekta, kuriuo numato reikalauti
kad ne tik komunistu partija, bel
ir "pakeleivingosis" organizaci
jos turetu registruoti visus save
narius, ir toki registruoti maria
negaletu gauti uzsienio pasu, ne
galetu butt jokioj valdinej tarny
boj ir tt. Svarbiausia, kad visu to
kiu organizacijq leidziami laik
rasciai ir kit spaudiniai, stun
Giant juos pastu, turetu turet
uzrasa, kad tai yra tokios il
tokios komunistines organizaci
jos leidinys. Radio programa to
XII galetu rengti tik pasisakydami
kad tai yra komunistine progra
ma. Berods, kad tas ir piknikam
bltQ taikoma Jei taip, tai ia
da "kryziokams" nereiktq spaus
dinti lapeliu "ar zinai, kad ia
raudonuju piknikas".
Tas istatymas gal dar ne tai
greit bus priimtas. Trumana
jam nera palankus. Bet panasia
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taikosi butt toliau nuo to.