davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Objections BoIk Wire-Top Bill;
ID. C.. Unit Plans New Push

"a hasty examination, he wrote,
docs not indicate anything that
would suggest comment on my
part.
The Senator added that he
would "be at the service of the
committee at any mutually con-
venient time" if it believed he
could be of assistance in COM
mittee consideration of legisla-
tion ito deal with wire tapping in
the District, which is apparently
very widespread from all reports
covering many agencies of the
Government and recording devices
of various character"
The subcommittee report con-
tanned no comment about Senator
Brewster except to review last
summers testimony by 1t. Shi-
mon and others concerning him
and Lappin.
The report cleared Police Supt.
Robert j. Barrett, as we'll as Mr..
Fay, Of any knowledge or sup
port" of 1t. Simmons wire-tap-
ping activities.
1.-THE testimony made it quite
clear, however, that 1t. Shimon
was enabled to engage in his wire
tapping activities because of the
fact that he received assignments
from the United States attorney,
members of his staff, the judges
of District Court and Maj. Bar
rett," the report stated.
Noting that 1t. Shimon and
others testified before a District
grand jury and that the jury re-
turned no indictments, the re-
port commented:
From the testimony before the
subcommittee. it is felt that one
of the reasons for the failure of
the grand jury to indict lay in
a strained and ver-technical in
depreciation by the Department of
Justice and the United States at
torney of the provisions of the
Federal Communications Act"
Evening star., 1950-12-22
West Germans Weiqh
Trade Of Military Aid
For More SeIf-RuIe
BY the Associated Press

BONN, Germany, Dec. o.
West Germany's defeated people
weighed today a deal with the
West: would they trade the use
of German soldiers in defense of
Europe for an end to most of the
irksome occupation controls and
near independence?
The three Allied high commits
sioners got ready for long negotia-
tions, beginning after Christmas.
These eventually may bring Ger
man soldiers shoulder shoulder
with Americans and West Euro
peans, in the status of virtual
allies. to face up to Moscow
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
has not yet given any direct
answer on the invitation to him
by the Brussels North Atlantic
Alliance conference to raise Ger
man military units. In fact, he
has not yet been asked directly
to do this. There is some pre-
paratory work to do first.
Adenauer Is Pleased.
But the Western Allies have
given some announcement by Dr.
Adenauer, who has expressed
himself as pleased with what he
calls "a great step forward
offer to sweep away most of the
occupation controls. He is also
pleased. he indicates, with Allied
willingness to listen to the Ger
man claim to negotiating as
equals.
Many months of talking between
the West German government and
the Western Big Three lay ahead
before German troops could fight
alongside their former enemies
against Soviet communism, or
West Germany would become al
most free nation.
DR.. Adenauer announced last
night after a f1ve-hour conference
with the high commissioners
Of France. the United States
and Britain. that "there has
been a big step forward" in plans
to include West German troops in
the Vests projected / million-man
defense force against Soviet ag-
greSsion.
Wider Contractural Basis.
A communique on the confer
ence disclosed that the three West
ern powers. Offering their first
big concession in return for Ger
man participation. have agreed to
place their relations with West
Germany ito an increasing de-
gree on a contracted basis" This
was taken to indicate a removal
of virtually all occupation con-
trolls.
The offer was in line with plans
for the formation of the inter-
national army in Western Europe.
made earlier this week by the II
Atlantic pact foreign ministers in
Brussels.
For five and one-half years Ger
many has been an occupied land.
After Christmas. negotiations be-
gin to remove numerous occupa-
ton controls and replace them
with a treaty between the Bonn
regime and the big three.
Nearest Thing to Treaty.
This would be the nearest thing
possible to a peace treaty. Writ
ing Of a final pact with the Ger
Evening star., 1950-12-22

mans depends on a prior agree
ment between the Western Allies
and Russia.
But it will be months before
the German armed forces are
organized and the federal republic
becomes a nearly independent
nation. The first product of the
Brussels conference, as far as
Germany is concerned, will not be
soldiers. but more committees.
First, Allied commit
tees must be set up to study the
size of German units to be put
in the international force and to
establish measures to place re-
lations between Bonn and the
Allies on the ''contractual basis. -
Neither side has made any definite
commitments on the German
military contribution or the ex-
tent of future German independ-
ence.
The committees, after their la
borious and complicated discus
sions, have to report back to the
Allied High Commission. Further
talks with the chancellor will fol-
low. Results of the negotiations
finally 60 to the Big Three for
eign ministers for consideration.
The three high commissioners
have been given wide latitude to
negotiate, however. They have
assured DR.. Adenauer his pro-
posals will be carefully weighed.
In both military and political
fields there is much that is con-
troversial. Some hard bargaining
is expected
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Prichurd
Continued From First Page.)

ard to the time already served.
He may be released Immediately"
Reports of Prichard's release
circulated last night in his home
town. In response to questions,
Warden Culver said earlier this
morning. Hes gone. I had in
structions from my superiors to
release him"
Prichard would have been elig-
ib!e to apply for a parole about
February. A prisoner can apply
for parole after he has served one
third of his sentence, less five days
a month for good behavior.
Rights Can Be Restored.
But a mere parole application
would not necessarily have assured
his release. The Parole Board has
great discretion in deciding
whether a prisoner is to be re-
leased.
In Washington, a Justice De-
partment spokesman said the
presidential commutat ton left the
way open for Kentucky to restore
Prichard's full civil rights. He ex-
planned that this is matter for
the States, not the Federal Gov
ernment. However Prichard will
be subject to the Federal Parole
Board for the remainder of his
term and must report regularly.
Justice Department officials said
Last night at Paris, Mrs. Lucy
Prichard said her husband was
home. adding, 'fhe's asleep"
Prichard, a former aide to top
Washington Government officials,
including Chief Justice Vinson
and Associate Justice Frank
furter, also served at one time as
attorney for the Democratic Ma
tiona1 Committee.
With his law partner. A. E.
Funk, jr., he was tried for con-
spiracy in the ballot box stuffing
case. Bourbon County election
commissioners said 254 forged
ballots-marked for democratic
candidates-were found in II
precincts.
Funk was acquitted. but Fed
eral jury at Lexington, KY, con-
victed Prichard on July IA, 1949
Evening star., 1950-12-22

month, several weeks before the
McCarthy-Pearson exchange in
which the Senator called for a
boycott of Adam hats.
(The company spokesman said,
I'm sure he has been notified
but Il don't know anything about
new talks"
tThe spokesman added that the
American Broadcasting Co. was
given the required go days notice
last month that the time contract
would not be renewed.
(Mr. Molesworth's statement
said: "Mr. Pearson's contract COW
cred period from September 2,
1949, to February 13. 1851, and
because of a planned change in
advertising media for 1851 the
contract will not be renewed or
extended.)
The record does not allow too
much optimism. Radio adver-
tisers have consistently refused
to fight the battle for free speech
which is at the heart of the
American system. The free
press which radio feels free to
criticize. perhaps justly. simply
does not stand for the kind of
interference with constitutional
prerogatives that radio takes for
granted.
Like Senator Mccarthy. Mr..
Pearson is a controversial figure
but the episode has a for whom
the -bell-tolls favor that tran
scends in Importance the person
alities involved.
In his attack on Mr.. Pearson,
Senator Mccarthy, protected as
usual by congressional immunity
from the laws of libel. hurled his
familiar arsenal of invective at
the columnist. The Senator excels
in the use of words which imply
that there is something unusual as
we'll as wicked about the moral
character of his targets and then,
of course, they are always Com
munists or Communist tools.
The Senator pegged the Com
munist charges on David Karr. a
former Pearson employe. He
quoted Martin Dies as saying that
Karr had been on the staff of the
Communist Daily Worker and also
put in the record what purported
to be a Civil Service Commission
memorandum to the same effect.
Mr.. Pearson, Senator Mccarthy
affected to believe, was Mr.. Karr's
tool, a bit of imagery that brought
q slight smile to the faces Of
those who know Mr.. Pearson we'll.
But the hatmakers who sponsor
Mr.. Pearson on the air apparently
hesitate to cope with a Senator
who could persuade the voters of
Maryland that Millard Tydings
was hostile to the capitalistic sys-
tenn.
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Comment on Prichord
Refused by White House

The White House today refused
comment on the communication of
the sentence of Edward F. Prich-
ard, jr.
White House Press Secretary
Joseph Short said that the mat
ter had been handled in the nor
may way" by the Justice Depart
ment.
When reporter pointed out
that the President usually granted
communication on the recommended
ton of some one and asked where
the action originated in this case,
Mr.. Short said, mo comment at
al1"
Evening star., 1950-12-22
Pearson
Continued From First Page

Continued From First PageO
1851" The company said the de-
cision was not result of the con-
troversy between Mr.. Pearson and
Senator Mccarthy.
"a company spokesman added
the decision was made at least az
far back as the middle of last
Evening star., 1950-12-22
By Robert K. Walsh

a wire-tap2ing law, the Senate
District Committee today put in
o call for another meeting next
Friday in the hope of getting its
message to the Senate floor.
An unexpected and almost un-
precedented objection on the Sen
ate floor to a request for permis-
sion to meet late yesterday pre-
vented the full committee from
approving strict control bill. II
also blocked committee action on
a recommendation that a Metro
politan :, Police lieutenant be
brought before a police trial board
A subcommittee last Wednes-
day approved the proposed meas
ure banning possession and use OF
wire-tapping equipment in the
District except by authorized Dis
trict law-enforcement officers with
a court order or warrant in cases
involving crimes involving human
lives. The bill does not apply
to the FBI or intelligence services
of the Defense Department.
The subcommittee'S report,
given out after the full commit
tees futile attempt to meet,
urged that there should be mo
delay" in citing Police 1t. Joseph
w. Shimon before a trial board
because of his admitted wire-tap-
ping activities in 1947 and 1948.
1t. Shimon formerly was assigned
to the Office of United States At
torney George Morris Fay.
Meeting Set Tentatively.
The full committee had been
in session about half hour when
notified 1t did not have permission
to meet while the Senate was in
session. Members learned that
Majority Leader Lucas requested
permission but that Republican
Leader Wherry and Senator
Schoeppel. Republican. of Kansas
objected.
The objection raised on the
Senate floor was the first of it's
kind. so far as members of the
committee recalled. They de-
clared they were amazed" by the
refusal. Senator Wherry ex-
planned later that several SEN
ators asked him to object to the
meeting at this time. He added
that he did not recall who asked
him.
Thought Permission Granted.
Senator Hendrickson. Republi-
can. of New Jersey, a committee
member, said he had assumed that
permission had been obtained
earlier in the day. Through a mis-
understanding with committee
staff member. this apparently was
not done, he said. Senators Pep
per and Nicely also said they
thought permission had been
granted.
Others disclosed that Senator
Mccarthy, Republican. of Wiscon-
sin, also a committee member,
raised the question of permission
in the closed meeting of commit
tee. Mr.. Mccarthy, they said,
earlier had protested that the leg
islation aimed at controlling wire
tapping in the District might hin
der the FBI.
Just as the committee was
breaking up, a clerk walked in
with letter from Senator Brew
ster, Republican, of Maine, who
last week had been invited to tes-
tify. The Maine Senator last
summer told reporters he author
lied payments between S100 and
$3.50 in 1947 to 1t. Shimon for
tracing a man he believed was
shadowing the Senator at the time
of the old Senate War Investigat-
ing Committees hearings on war
contracts Of Howard Hughes, plane
manufacturer.
Senator Brewster's letter to the
committee said that because of
pressure of other Senate duties he
had been unable to study the 800
pages Of transcript of hearings
held by the subcommittee last
summer.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

A gang of Europeans who have
been selling perfectly sealed bot
ties of water as whisky are being
sought by South African authori-
ties.
Evening star., 1950-12-22

Judge H. Church Ford sentenced
him to two years in prison. The
maximum sentence would have
been 10 years and a $4,000 fine.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-07-13
NEAPDAIRUMAS
kARAS KOREJOJ duoda nepaprastai daug medziagt
ti kaS IS iSaS bus da nehl

KARAS KOREJOJ duoda nepaprastai daug medziagos
speloimams apie tai kas is to seis bus dar nebus
platesnio karo Kadangi speiojimams paprastai turi
nemazos itakos ir pagedavimai tai ir speiojma gir
dmi CANA varus kaip varus yra zmoniu pageidavimai
Laba ryskus yra skirtumas tarp nuotaikQ tl, kurie
jau iga laka Shame kraste gyvena, r tarp tu, ku
ru padu dar nenubirejo Europos zemes dukes Daug
kan gall butt net nuostabu kad pirmeji, kuriu daugu
karo baisumus patyre tk is dales, tk tik is olo
uos uto bel apie juos girdejo, abau bio karo negu
tie kurie kara pergyveno axis akl...
Priezasti, znoma isaiskinti, nesunku. Cia nuolat
gyvenantems uzuruose vykstancios tragedijos nera
taip askia suprantamos r atjaucamos kaip ITEMS ku
re patys jas pergyveno ir perdaug au apciuopiamai
zno kad os tragedjos dar nebagtos, kad be dar vie
skaudzios operacijos jos negali pasibaigt. Tai
nereiskia kad e nesupranta tos operacijos balsumo
Tai ygia nereska kad e nesupranta ir tos operacos
rizikos Visiems yra neabejojamai aisku kad naujas
karas butinai ssigelbejimas. Js gall bagtis pra
zutimi daugeliui gal r viskam Bet Wits kad tai,
brangia kaina gall isgelbeti daugeo gimtuosius
krastus ir artmus zmones is dabarnes nesbagancios
neaimes vilioa r sukela geidma kad tas rizikingas
bandymas ivyktu.
Is to ir susidaro skirtumas Vieniems atrodo, kad,
jegu dar galima, tai ta rzka geriau butu atolnus
vsskai bent kuo toliausia tue tarpu kit tap jau-
cia: kas bus = tas, kad tik greicau paasketu.
Bet verta yra apszure koks jautrus daykas yra to-
kiu nuotaiku - vienokiu ar ktoku - pareiskimas
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y MUSU kALBA s p,.s:: s:.:sssi ss::s:'..

I'M ngas yra gyvajai zmoniu
kalbai vsai svetimas. Sis bud
vardis visai neseniai, pirmiau-
siai yra dirbtinai atsirades spau-
dos kalboje, kur dar Wis pasitai-
ko visokiu siuksliu, 0 is cia jis
jau spejo patekti ir j kaikuriuos
zodynus; pvz. M. Niedermanno,
A. Senno ir FIR. Brenderio IRA
somosios lietuviu kalbos zodyne"
Csc psl.) Sis darinys duodamas
net pagrindiniu zodziu. Taciau
dabartinej bendrineje, taigi ir
spaudos kalboje sio nevykelio
budvardzio vietoje patartina pir-
miausia vartoti gyvojoj zmoniu
kalboj sutinkama ir budingai
sudaryta zodi ts a ingas
responsible: visuonreninis dar-
bas yra didziai a t s a kin as;
jis nera a S a kingas S uz sa-
vo darbus; lauzti sienas yra la
bal a t IS a kinga S daiktas. Del
darybos pig: at s k ingas
- a sakas, is argin n
gas atsarg a ir KIT.
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DIENOS KLAUSIMAIS
APGAVKAI

I DIRVOS redakcija vienas
skaitytojas atnese keista laiska
Tas laiskas prasideda taip;
"Yra kilusi ideja savisalpos bu
du padeti sau." -.
Ideja puiki, bet budas gans
keistas. Caves toki laiska, tur
siQsti viena doleri nurodytan
asmeniui ir nuo saves issiust
kittens penkis tokius liskus
kurie antram is eiles turi irgi
siQsti po doleri. Jei pirmasis
issiuntes gaus 5 dolerius. tai
antrasis turf gauti jau 125, tire.
ciasis 125, ketvirtas = 625
o penktas - 1925.
Laiske taip ir rasoma, kaG
tokiu budu MAJ daug per me-
nesi galima susilaukti apie 5000
dolerlu lr tada Jau esa gallma
81 ta pradeti -.
zinoma, tas apskaiciavimas
gall pasiteisint tik tuo atveju,
jeiggu atsiras tick daug kvailiu,
kurie tuos dolerius siustu.
Sticks kvailiu ieskojimo bu-
das jau prizes 20-30 metu Euro
poi buvo zinomas, nors israstas
sas Amerikoj.
Keisciausia yra ii, kad tame
laiske minimos "grandinen isto-
jusiu" vardai yra zinomu laik-
rastininku bel visuomenininkQ
pavardes. Ar juos ten koki pro-
vokatoriai irase. ar jie ir patys
bus .nutare ''del juoko" paban-
ayti -o gal gi tikrai ir jiems
prades plaukti doleriai...
Jeigu tai juokai, tai prasti
iuokai, mes gall baigtis labai
iudnai.
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tavardziu, pvz.: CRU id N g a s
- grddas, ydingas -
y d a, lie tin gas lie t u s
p e ningas pienas, pi.
n j g ingas n j g a i, pr 0.
tingas protas s ir KIT. Is
kitu kalbos daily reciau tesuda-
romi sios rusies dariniai, kaip,
pavyzdziui, dosningas -
d snus, lin k S m in gas =
Ii n k S m a s, niekingas -
nj e k a s, vi e n n g gas-v e.
mas; duodingas "dosnus'
- d u o d a, m e ! d in gas pa
maldus'' - m e d e, m e S t i,
rapuolingas ''kur ilgai
uzgaistas" prapuola, e,
pratingas "sumanus, is
mintingas" suprato, su :
pras ir KIT.
Bet visai nelinkstama sudary-
tt budvardziu SUI priesaga in
gas is neveikiamuju esamojo lai-
ko dalyviu - nesakoma d a O.
m i n G a s, ras O m i n g a S, a.
k o m i n gas, ska i t o m n :
G a s ir kt., taigi ir a S a k o :
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MIELAs zoDIs


pIRMAME PUSLAPYJE siandien turime nepaprasta
pranesima is Chicagos Illinois Senatas ir Atstovu Ru-
mai vienu basu prieme rezoiucija kurioe praso pre-
zidenta Trumana isakmia pakartot Letuvos neprklau
somybes prpaznima paskebiant iepos q diena vsame
kraste minetina Lietuvos diena.
Neturime ziniu, kaip prezdentas Trumanas atsi-
leps 81 Illinois valstybes parlamento prasyma h nesi
stebesme jeigu s vadovaudamass kuriais auksto
sos dplomatos sumetimais patarimais to prasymo ir
nespildys. Juk prma karta toki "mazesnes reiks
mes" dalykai yra praeidziam tyoms Wis del tos sven
os ramybes" Greicau turetumem nustebti jegu Prezi
dentas istkruju padaryu taip kap Illinois valstybes at
stovai patara. Mes tada tai butu zenkas, kad nau
ai Letuvos reikale pucia jau daug stpriau negu
ligsiolinese aplnkybese galejome tiketis.
Bet pats faktas kad Lietuvos reikau tokia rezoiu-
CHA yra priimta kokiame lieuviu kitty ietu-
viams draugngu amerkieciu susirnkme bet auksciau-
same oficaliame, astuoniu mijonu Amerikos pileciQ
vardu kabancia1he organe sai kas yra nepaprastai
reiksminga.
Supernatural kad mintis tokia rezoiucija pasiuyt ir
primt greiciausiai ko prie to prsidejus ir etuviu
zodzu Juo labiau dabar kada yra toxic zymaus autor
teto parama atitinkamenls msu veikejams tikra bu-
tu tinkama proga vsoms jegomis pabandyti, kad mini
moi rezoliucja pasiektu tikso Xxi gallo. 80. 80.
Bet eigu ia rezoliucija 81 karta ir nepavrstu Pre-
zidento prokamaca Wis delto j yra mielas zodis r kick
viena letuvi padrasnas reskinys Lig sol Lietu-
vos reikau lasais aken tasome". Illinois paramento
rezoiucia jau yra smugis ia aknenl kuu Jei dauglau
laimetumem tokiu smugiu, akmuo butu daug greiciau
pratasytas Negalma nutylet dekngumo ITEMS kas bu-
sio smugio sumanytojai r akstino davejai.
Oar vienas dalykas cia krinta aki. Illinois valsty-
bee ne Senate ne Atstovu Rumuose, berods neturime
ne vieno etvio yra vastybu kuriose turme bent pol
viena lieuvi tokuos organuose Pavyzdzui, pamename
kaip Connecticut etuvia dziaugesi srinke etuv advo
kata Manciuna Connecticut Senata Ar ten, kur yra lie
uvia valstybu senatuose atstovu rJmuose, nebutu
Al
Stu nutarim kap Illinois valsybeje? Rodos, turme pa
mato tiketis kad letuviai atsovai senatorial saa
bendruu vienu rekau r tautieeu rupescius atsi
mintu Tai nebus 'neamerikonska' r boti nera pama-
to, eigu nepabiojo 'neamerikonskumo' Illinois senate
rial bel atstovai.
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Lietuva Europos sajudy


Birzelio II d. Europos Saju-
dzio posedy Lietuvai atstovavo
V. Balickas ir DIR. st. Backis.
Posedy paaiskejo, kad Politi-
niu Studiju Komisijos paruos-
tt projektai - rekomendaciju
Patariamajam Seimui ir Rytu
Europos politikos metmenu -
buvo pagamint dar prizes pri-
INFANT Baltijos Valstybes j Sa-
judi, todel tuos projektus nebu-
vo itraukti tq valstybiu reika-
lai. Nutarta kitoje projetku lai-
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|Diedeo karo seselis dar ti kya Bet s jau asilepa
|daugelui labai apciuopiama Sta patiriama kad jau
iimtai rengiama vyru mobizacja. Tam kas istkines,
kad Wis vien nera ktos isetes ia zina atrodo bevek
dzuginanti uk tai yra askus zhgsnis galutin spren
uma, kuis gal but bus geras sprendimas, kuris gal
isvaduos pasauli nuo nepasbagiancio saubo....
Taciau zymiai skirtngai tokia naujena pergyvena
tas kur mrtmi gresias sprendmas palieca patti asme
niskai 10 Selma arba artimuosius Net r tas kuris
Xxi siai dienai gal abai drasai gavoo jog ca ko
ga laukti ir rekia pkta suvaldy be ceremoniju r|
as ei tik o amcius tarp 10 r 26 meu, neucoms susi
nasto. Nesvarbu jis amerikietis, dar cal
apsilti nespees ateivs H e jam pasakys kad "bravo i
jau prasdeda!, tai jis dazniausai susimascusu vedu
sutks ta entuzazma IA jau bekabet apie motinas tQ
jaunuoliu, kuroms arteja lakas seisti sunus keone
uz paciu vandenu, is kur neznia besugrs, ir k
ioms jau tap jau labai aisku kode bel uz ka is u
tokios aukos reikalauja....
Tad teisingai vienas musu skaitytojas pareiske:
BUS znoma ap kap reikes. Bet sandien be atodairos
dzugaut kad stai au arteja mobilizacija, au artea
karas, sukea toki jausma, lyg atejes sermenis veo
nies seimos nariams pasakytum jog r gera, kad mre
bus viena burma namuose maziau -"
kra tesa bus tap kaip reikes arba tksiau tariant,
bus tap, kap reikaaus logskos svados is pasaulyje|
esamos padeties ia padetis yra toka, kad nksmy
blu muzika jos nebus gama nei venaip nei kitap is
na1pliot...
Reikia tap pat ir ia suprast kad ne vien tik tas,
kas nenuiusta sgirdes ape karo artejima, gall uzgau
|ti kitu jausmus jausmo pareskmu O ka reiska
tokia numone anot kuros tegu dedasi kas nor te
Igul tik mus paieka ramybej?
Visu prma, daugelui tai reska, ia patti yg jam pa
|sakytum: "Dzauks kad snese kali ir valgyk duona
kura, ca uzsidrb kad ten tavo SEM teva mesa kau
lus salta Sibra, kad gal ten tavo pasilikusa seser
ar suzadetne niekna, kad tavo vakus gal ten aukeja
isgamois r tavo pates priesais tai suns ju nemata
Wis tick neko negal padeti!"
Tap, kai kabi zuredamas dalykus vien tik is
tasko vien savas nteresais r jausmas besvadovauda
mas vsada rizikuoji kito jausma uzgauti, kitam ka
skaudaus pasakyt Karo temos yra rmtos Apie rimtus
daykus todel geriau kabet apgavojant, kad neapdai
rais zodzais neskaudintumem kitu ir pagaliau, kad
musu pacu pareiskmai butu ne engvapediski kad nei
patys saves jais neklaidintumen