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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Pope IS Today

VATICAN CITY, March 2
(AP) - Gold and white banners
of the Vatican state were flown
today to honor a double anniver-
sary of the Pope Plus XII that
of his birthday and his election
to the papacy.
The Pope was IS years old
today. Juse II years ago-on his
birthday-he was elected Pope,
the 261st in the history of the
Catholic Church.
While greetings from many
parts of the world began to ar
rive at the Vatican. the Pontiff-
as he has in the past II years
followed his routine schedule of
work.
AS in the past, a celebration
will be held March y. the an
niyersary of his coronation as
Pope. At that time thanksgiving
service, which the Pope will at
tend, will be held in the Sistine
Chapel.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
SALE OF 1851 AUTO TAGS
STARTS HERE THURSDAY

Sale of the 1851 blue and white
auto tags began in London Thurs
day. The new plates are being is
sued at Registrar Maurice Beath-
ards office on South Oak St.
Handle them gently is the ad-
vice given car owners as the new
tags must last you three years.
State legislators have passed a
bill allowing use of the same
plates for at least three years.
Motorists were also warned if the
steel supply gets shorter, they
may have to last several years.
Here are some tips by the ex-
perts for keeping your plates
readable:
I. Wash them every time you
wash your car-don't allow dirt
and traffic film to collect on
them.
z. Wax them every time you
wax your car.
2. Don't put them on an ex-
posed part of your bumper where
they might get scratched or
dented-that will cause them to
rust.
4. Don't sheliac your plates to
preserve them shellac is
paint remover.
Registrars are asking motorists
to give their old plates to filling
station and garage attendants who
will save them for steel scrap
drives.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
County's Share
Is S10,125 From
Liquor Concerns

. Madison County received $10,-
rs of the total $7,493,654 M
Ohio's local governments received
in 1850 from operators Of drink
ing establishments, The Associa-
ted Press reported today.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2 -
(AP)- State Liquor Director
William c. Bryant announced that
the total was the third highest
in history. exceeded only in 1949
and 1948.
This is unusual" Bryant COM
mented, "in that fewer new per-
mits were issued during 1850 than
in any previous year since the IL
quor departments inception"
The license fees were collected
by the liquor department, then
returned to the city or county in
which the permit holder is To-
Gated.
The Liquor Director added:
Since the primary responsible
ity for enforcing the liquor laws
and regulations rests with local
law-enforcing agencies, the stat
utes contemplated that reason
able portion of this money should
be used for this purpose.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

Out of Difference to the wishes
of Mrs. Sue Murray Boland, when
she resigned, effective March /,
after more than AZ years as
court reporter for Madison Coun-
ty, there was no public demon
stration in her honor.
Unwilling to let her service
pass unnoticed, the Madison Coun-
ty Bar Association delegated
Judge Frank J. Murray, Judge
Harvey B. Edwards and Charles
d. Richmond to obtain a fitting
gift as a token of appreciation.
A handsome wrist watch was
chosen and presented to Mrs. Bo-
land at her apartment on East
High Street, Wednesday after
noon, by Judge Roscoe G. Horn
beck, with whom she was associa-
ted for more than fifteen years
while he was common pleas judge
of Madison County.
Her reply on receiving the gift
was characteristic: ut pays to be
able to put it over I've fooled you
for a great many years, Judge.
I'm just overwhelmed at all that
has been done for me. I've never
done anything but what / should
This, according to her associ-
ates, is an understatement. She
has, they say, always gone "the
second mile" lest she fail her
trust.
In late afternoon the postman
delivered to Mrs. Boland in her
apartment, a personal letter from
every member of the Madison
County Bar Association.
mot only did my associates
remember me. / received an
orchid from lifelong and devoted
friends, and. many notes and
cards from people that I didn't
think even knew I existed. j can't
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

marked fore and aft with the
official card designation.
The AMVETS and Veterans
of Foreign Wars will serve as po-
lice in all the municipalities
guarding utilities, industrial and
business concerns.
Sixty women in the county are
now taking the home nursing
course of the Civil Defense pro-
gram. Eighteen of the women are
supervisors under direction of
registered nurses. The training
program is being conducted
throughout the county with full
cooperation of the Red Cross the
Health Department and Farm
Bureau.
First aid courses under direc-
ton of John Stroupe are being
given in every community. Sup
ervisors receive a 20-hour course
and in turn give five-hour courses
to others working toward the goal
of one person in each family
trained in home nursing or first
aid.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Report Loco Man
Held AS "Evader''

Lester S. Johnson, %, whose
address was given as London, o.,
was reported under arrest in CO.
lumbus Thursday for violation of
the Selective Service Act.
The Local Draft Board said
Johnson was not registered in
London.
Federal officers in Columbus
said johnson is charged with fail
ure to notify his draft board of
change of address. failure to
answer a preinduction question
naire and failure to report for
his physical examination.
COLUMBUS, O., March 2 -
fAP1 Lester S. johnson, rs,
of London, is in Columbus City
prison today awaiting arraign-
ment on a charge OF violating the
Selective Service Act.
The FBI arrested his yester-
day.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
City Gets $4,000
In CoWIing Gift

The city of London has re-
ceived $4,000 from the estate of
Miss Mabel Cowling late of Co
lumbus.
Bruce d. Lewis, of the Central
National Bank has delivered
check 10 the city officials for
that amount, representing a part
of the total funds. Miss Cowling
who died in June 1850. left to
the city for parks and play
grounds.
Other funds from Miss Cow
lings gift to the city are to be
distributed later, it is understood.
The Cowling Park on North
Main St, in London was also
gift to the city by a member of
Miss Cowling's family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Edward Dorm
Dies Friday

Edward Dorm, age 81. retired
farmer and lifelong resident of
Madison County, who resided in
West jefferson a number of years,
died at the Wilson Sanitarium,
West Broad Street. Columbus.
Friday morning, after a long ILL
ness.
Mr.. Dorm, a member of pion-
eer family of Range township. is
survived by one daughter, Miss
Pauline Dorm, of the home in
West Jefferson: two sisters. Mrs.
C. c. Hewitt, Sedalia and Mrs.
Flora Hankins of Columbus and
two brothers. George and Henry
Dorm of Sedalia: several nieces
and nephews.
Funeral services at the resi-
dence, 167 Frey Avenue, West
jefferson Sunday at 2 pm. Burial
in Paint Township Cemetery.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

Tax-Withholdmg: Annual in
formation return due from with
holding agents of tax required to
be withheld at source other than
tax withheld on wages under the
Current Tax Payment Act. Tax
due with report filing
MARCH 15-Federal Income
Tax-Partnerships: Return of in
come on Form 1865 for calendar
year 1880 No tax payment to be
made. Partnerships having fis-
cal years are to file this return
within two and one-half months
after the close of their fiscal
year
MARCH IS = Federal Gift
Tax: Return and payment due If
gift for more than 100000 to
any one person was made during
1850.
MARCH 81 80 Franchise Tax:
Last day for foreign and domestic
corporations to file annual re-
ports with State Tax Commits
Sioner.
MARCH 81 - Property Tax:
Last day to file annual return
with State Tax Commissioner
Lien for non-payment attaches on
the day preceding the second
Monday Of April.
MARCH 31-Personal Property
Tax: First instalIment of intangi-
BILE and tangible personal property
tax payable to County Auditor.
MARCH 81 = Federal Excise
Taxes: Return and payment Of
tax for the month Of February
1851.
MARCH 3l- Motor Vehicles
Last day to register and pay
license tax to registrar.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Overtime Tilt
Gives London
Victory
University Ousted;
Raiders To Meet
Ashley Saturday

An overtime game gave the
London High Raiders a 54-51 vic
tory over University High in Lon
don's first action in the Class B
tournament at Westerville We'd
nesday night.
Tournament fans were treated
to four quarters of touch and go
basketball in the London VS. Uni
versity game, climaxed with the
super-charged three minute over
time. University led for three
quarters.
Marysville co-winners of the
Mid-Six League title with Lon
don disposed of Lancaster st.
Marys 1885.
Three fouls by Wheeler, a
basket by Miller and charity
throws by Hunter and Minner
in the overtime setto gave Lon
don the victory.
Victory of the London team
put the Raiders into the quarter
finals against Ashley High at $3.50
Saturday at Westerville. The
Ashley team defeated Moral AZ
48 Wednesday night.
Howard, the vanquishers of Mt.
Sterling, Madison County champs,
were ousted by Cardington and
Bremen edged Monroe 55-54.
London in a deadlock 47-47
with University at the end of the
final quarter Wednesday night
from a field goal University's
Bill Russell tossed in the last Is
seconds, threw hot action into the
overtime period.
The game was tied seven times,
but the greatest margin was
never more than five points.
London fans reported the Raid
ers displayed excellent team work
and never eased up.
Marysville found no easy mark
in Lancaster st. Marys. They got
away to an early lead and held
it. Coder led the winners with 21
points.
Hunter, London forward, led
the scoring for the Raiders with
Is points. Miller and Bopeley con-
tributed IL and IL respectively.
atws.xa rmi%u
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Court Reporter
Appointed Here

Mrs. Nell Peters, East High
Street. assumed her duties Thurs
day morning as official court re-
porter for Madison County. She
was appointed by Judge James F.
Bell, common pleas court to fill
the vacancy created by the res
ignation of Mrs. Sue Murray Bo-
land.
Mrs. Peters has been deputy in
charge of automobile titles in the
office of James r. Littler, Mad
ison County Clerk of Courts, the
last two years.
Mrs. Richard Robson, North
Oak Street, has been appointed
deputy in Mrs. Peters place.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Too Early"
Says Amrine

Supt. w. r. Amrine of the Lon
don Prison Farm stated Thursday
that it was too early for him
to make any statement concern
ing his retirement, when contact
ed concerning a rumor that he
would continue as superintendent
of the prison farm another year.
MY year is not up until June
30," he said.
Il know I'm past the retire
ment age, but I wouldn't be here
now if the department (Welfare)
hadn't asked me to stay another
year"
II don't have anything to give
out on that now" he added.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Two Jury Trials
In Local Court

Two jury trials have been slat-
ed for early March in the Mad
ison County Common Pleas Court.
The trial of OrvilIe Dunlap,
indicted by the January Grand
Jury on charge of reckless op-
GRAFTON, has been assigned for
Tuesday, March 6 at $50
The trial of George Garvey,
one of an alleged livestock rust
ling gang, indicted on a charge
of grand larceny, has been as
signed for Tuesday, March 10,
at $50.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Precipitation
3.b5 Inches

Precipitation for February was
3.65 inches or 1.49 inches above
normal. Leonard McNeal, weather
observer reported. The maximum
temperature was So degrees on
Feb. 19 and the minimum Is be-
low on Feb. 3.
The maximum temperature
wednesday was 81 degrees and
the minimum %. Thursday at 3
am. the local temperature read
inc was Il.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Marines Use
Bayonets In
Taking Hills

TOKYO, March ZAP -
Tank-led American Marines
captured Hoenosong today
after other leat ernec ks
smashed Chinese resistance
on hills north of the rubbed
highway hub on the central
Korean warfront.
Hoenasong, so air miles
east of Seoul, is in the mid
die of the mountains 60
mile central front. Field re-
ports to U. S. Eighth Army
headquarters said Red resis-
tance, stiff during the morn
ing, faded under steady aer-
iaI and artillery pounding.
The Marines occ cupied
Hoenasong at 2:40 pm.
(12:4o am. EST the town
fell to the Chinese Feb. t2
during counter-offensive
that failed-at heavy cost to
the Reds-to crack the Al
lied line.
BY olen Clements
TOKYO, March l (APl us
Marines dived into hilltol
north of Hoengsong to
day with flashing bayonets ant
wrested two key heights from
Chinese Red defenders.
Both hills were taken in quicI
order by the Leathernecks VIII
led United Nations central fron
forces at the heart of a 10000
man Red Chinese force dug i
north of Hoengsong.
The main action at the cente
of the line sparked similar AL
lied advances at the western an
eastern anchors of a 60-mile front
US. Third Division doughboy
fought on the western end of tn
line. Seventh Division infantry
men battled at the eastern end
Maj. Maurice Roach of Memp
his, Marine battalion command
er, described the bloody end o
the marine fight for the tw'
hills:
when they reached the skylin,
[ saw them leap into the Chimes,
trenches and saw them thrust
ing and stabbing with their bay
rifles"
The Marine assault force
jumped off at 2 Am. nine hour
later they had taken two crest
Of Cfoverleaf Hill, just west o
the Twinnam River. This is tn
nearest high point to the strategi
road hub of Hoengsong.
Then the Marines shifted thei
attack northwest toward Hill
315, where the main enemy de
tenders were believed dug in.
Two miles to the west anothe
Marine force ran into a toughe
fight in their assault agains
tContinme1 on Page Tt0ol
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
BOY BURNS HAND

Master Tommy Peters, 21-
months-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Peters, North Main Street,
escaped serious injury Thursday
morning when he was burned by
placing hairpin in a light socket.
The pin was almost completely
burned up and the child's left
hand was badly burned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. P. r. Engard of Marys-
vile, formerly of London, fell
and broke her right arm last
Thursday. Her son-in-law and
daughter, Judge and Mrs. James
F. Bell, Richmond Avenue, were
in Marysville with her for a few
DAYS after the accident.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
CONDITION CRITICAL

James Guffey, Jr. is reported in
critical condition in Children's
Hospital, Columbus. He was rush.
ed to the hospital Saturday and
placed in an oxygen tent. His
room number is 400.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
IN FALL

Mrs. Jessie Smith of Westcr-
vile, mother of Madison County
Superintendent of Schools w. C.
Smith, fell at her home Thursday
afternoon and broke her right
hip. She is a patient in Grant
Hospital. Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02
Associated Press

Full Associufed Press Ieos-
ed wire service for sfcfe. noe
fionul and world news. The
Associated Press Is entitled
exclusively 70 use oII local
news in fhis newspaper.
TELEPHONE 81 or ez
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-03-02

begin to express my appreciation
for it all. I'm just overcome" :"
Mrs. Boland declared.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey B.
Edwards also invited Mrs. Bo-
land and Judge Roscoe @. Horn
beck to their home on E. High
Street for dinner Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Edwards is a niece
of Mrs. Boland.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

piname. Bent sios sventes pro-
ga ties tue reikalu stabtelkime
ir atkreipkime demesi j tuos ne
laiminguosius. Daznai spaudoje
randame raginimQ. Daugiausiai
.susirupines gerb. generolas Ma
nuosirdus, teviskas invalidu rel
gius - Nagevicius. Jis tikrai
kalu. Kaip Lietuvoje taip ir
tremtyje nenustoja rupinesis,
taciau mes jo balsa ligi siol ma
zai teisgirdome. Todel bent at
skiru svenciu proga, o ypac ka-
riuomenes sukakti minint siuo
reikalu susirupinkime.
Mes, kariai, turime Kar. Ra-
move. Pirmas zingsnis NUNS
isipareigoti parinkti auku in
validams. Visuomene jautri ir
dosni - neabejoju, kad parems.
Clevelando Kar. Ramoves sky
rius Sia proga emesi iniciatyvos
ir auku vaju invalidams baigia.
Turiu su dziaugsmu pazymeti,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

1918 m. lapkricio 23-ja diena
Vilniuje buvo pasirasytas ir is
leistas Krasto Apsaugos Minis
terijos pirmasis Lietuvos Ka-
riuomenes isakymas. Tuo pra-
sidejo oficialusis kariuomenes
kurimas ir pletimas.
Ka Lietuvos kariuomene reis-
ke Nepriklausomybes kovose,
NUNS visiems gerai zinoma. To-
Sc kovose netekome apie 1900
vyrq, is ju apie 1000 uzmustp,
xiii suzeisti mire arba liko gy-
venti invalidais. Nepriklausomy-
bes kovos pareikalavo Is musu
tarpo geriausiu krasto sunp.
Mes niekad nepamirsime tn did
vyriu, kaip Juozapavicius, Lux
sys, Eimutis ir kit. Ju pavyz-
dys, paliko musu tautai auksi-
nemis raidemis irasytas j isto-
rija.
Oar daug kovos dalyviu ,tu
pirmQju savanoriu, ir siandien
gyvena musu tarpe. Jie, neteke
sveikatos, kaip buve kovu lauke
suzeisti - liko amzini invalidai.
Jie turejo laimes islikti gyvi, ta-
ciau jq gyvenimas sunkus ir ne
pavydetinas.
Ju yra like Vokietijoje, ju
yra ir j. A. Valstybese. Kai ku-
RE nesioja kune dar Xxi sio lai-
ko soviniu skeveldru ir zaizdos
daznai atsikartodamos - atsi-
veria. Atrodo nesunku suprasti
tokiq zmoniu gyvenimas, ypac
tremties metu.
lnvalidu reikalu mazai tesiru-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
LAPKR|C|O 23-ioiiii Il

kad darbas vyksta labai gerai.
Visuomene noriai remia, tik pra-
So konkreciu ziniu kur ir kick
invalidu yra. Padaryti zygiai ir
visuomene bus informuota. Su-
rinktos aukos invalidams bus
iteiktos 23-cios lapkricio proga.
Tai vienas musu vajus Cleve-
lande. Bet mes Kar. Ramoves
skyrius turime visur, musu pa
vyzdziu turetu pasekti ir kiti.
(Turime ziniQ, kad jau daugely-
je vietu panasiai daroma. Red.).
Minedami lapkricio 23-ja, bu-
dekime - kantriai su isitikini-
mu laukdami momento grizti
savon Tevynen. Pleskime Kar.
Ramoves veikla, rupinkimes ka-
70 invalidais, neduokime uzgesti
Kario dvasiai, mes isaus rytojus
su naujais uzdaviniais ir parei-
gomis, kurioms turime butt pa
sirenge.
Ats. mir. A. Jonaitis.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Is SLA nominaCiju fronto

tuoja, tai galima pasisakyti ir
items, kurie kandidatuoja. New
Yorke ivykusiu susirinkimu me-
tn buvo jau kalbama, kad idomu
bandyma daro A. S. Treciokas.
Jis, esq, parases "Tevynei' pra-
nesima, kuriame, panasiai kaip
ir S. Geguzis, atsako j SLA nariu
jam adresuotus paklausimus, tik
atsako ne neigiamai, o teigia-
mai. Jis rasas: aciu uz demesi,
taip, as sutinku kandidatuoti
SLA izdininko vieta -.
Dabar susidomejus laukiama,
ar Sticks pareiskimas bus "Te-
vyneje' paskelbtas, ar ne?
| lido globeju vieta, sake, 81
karta jau stipriai zygiuoja A.
Deveniene. Turinti stipria nariu
pafama ne tlk arClmOSe, bet lr
daugelyje tolimesniu kuopu.
O del pirmininko vietos, tai,
nors S. Geguzis ir pasiskelbe ne
turls moro kandidatuoti, visdel-
to jau kai kurios balsavusios
kuopos stipriai uz ii pabalsavo,
Ka tai reiskia? Aiskinama taip,
kad, stipriau uz j nominacijose
pabalsavus, gal dar busia galima
su juo ir susikalbeti. O jei ir ne,
tai, sake, tegul Zinc dabartine
vadovybe, kad jau laukiame pa
keitimo -. sukis "Vistiek no.
minuokim Geguzi!" placiai pa
sklides ir daugelyje kitty kuopu,
kurios rengiasi balsuoti tik gruo-
dzio menesi.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Didelis lainejirnas

IS sekretoriaus pranesimo la
biausiai pazynetinas dalykas
(jau anksciau spaudoje pranes-
tas), tai teigiami vaisiai is zygiq
prizes tarptautinio nusikaltimq
kodekso projekta, kuris tapo is
imtas is Jungtiniu Tautq pose
dziu dienotvarkes. Tame projek-
tie tarp kita ko numatyta draus-
tt "kurstyti ir remit revoliuci-.
MUS sajudzius kitose valstybe-
se".
Aisku, bolsevikai tue pasinau-
dotu. Galetu butt pripazinta me-
leistina ne tik veikla tokiu Or
ganizaciju, kaip Laisvosios Eu-
ropos Komitetas, bet, turbut, net
ir Voice of America turetu uz-
sidaryti, mes greiciausiai tatai
butu isaiskinta, kaip "revoliu-
cijos kurstymas komunistu val
domuose kraStuose". Komunis-
tai, zinoma, savo propaganda ir
revoliucine veikla testu, mes
Maskva sakytusi is savo puses
to visai nekurstanti ir neremian-
ii -.
Taryba pirmutine pradejo zy-
gius prizes ia klastingai sureda-
quota kodeksa. Paskui prisidejo
prie to ir lenkai. Kova, bent tue
tarpu, graziai laimeta ir Tary-
bal, kaip' sakoma, uz tai pripa-
zintas kreditas is daugelio istai-
gu bel is didziosios spaudos.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

Dideliu naujenybiu pereitos
savaites pabaigoje .ivykusiame
Americas Lietuviu Tarybos SUI
vaziavime neivyko. Posedziai
buvo, galima sakyti, grynai ru-
tiniski: atidarymas, pavedimas
Vykd. Komitetui eiti ir suvazia-
Vino prezidiumo pareigas, svei-
kinimai, pranesimai, pranesimai,
pranesimai, rezoliucijos, organi-
zaciju pareiskimai, koki savo
delegacijq sastata palieka Tary-
boje bel jos vadovybeje - ir
viskas.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Pajamu islaidu
81 statistika

Izdininko pranesimas ir.simet
visu pirma buvo patiektas tik
STATISTICS forma: pajamu sta
tistika pagal menesius, statisti-
ka pagal valstybes, islaidu sta
tistika irgi pagal menesius (ku-
ri menesi kiek). Tx 81 statistika
Tarybos nariams iSdalinta j ran
kas. zinoma, tai visai nereikalin-
gas popierio eikvojimas.
Klausiamas, izdininkas zodziu
81 karta paskelbe ir islaidu pa
skirstyma rusimis, nurodyda-
mas, kick isleista Informacijos
Centre islaikymui, kick Vliko
paramai, kick Tarybos sekreto-
riatui, kick telefonui, pastui, ras-
tines reikmenims, kelionems, ak
cijai ivairiais reikalais, repre-
zentacijai ir tt.
lido globejai nepadare pa
-stabQ, kad tos iSlaidos kurioje
nors vietoje butu buvusios ne
tikslingos, ar be Eutino reikalo
perdideles. Taciau, zinoma, Ia
rybos nariams nebuvo progos
isitikinti, ar lido globejai siuo
atzvilgiu islaidas svarste, ar ne.
Atrodo, kad vargu jie gilinosi j
ta klausima, kadangi pasisake,
jog Tarybos apyskaita jiems
pasiseke patikrinti per mazdaug
4 valandas. o kadangi jie, kaip
IS pranesimo buvo matyti, tikrai
rupestingai apyskaita tikrino
aritmetikos ir parasu savo vieto-
Sc buvimo atzvilgiais, tai supran-
tama, kad jie negalejo isigilinti
j apyskaitos esme. Ia paliudija
budinga smulkmena, butent
klausimas -