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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
National Guard
En!istments Open

In a recent interview with 1t.
C. H. Lanning Adjutant of the
newly formed 179th AAA Gun
Battalion, 1t. Lanning remarked,
"There is a definite need for ad-
ministrative personnel for batta-
lion headquarters. Such personel
as personel sergent, clerk typist,
file clerk, personnel management
specialist, personnel clerk, and mail
clerks are needed"
1t. Lanning of 351 East 232nd
st. when asked to enlarge on this
statement, explained: "a new
unit of this type has some very
lucrative positions with good pay
and rank as mentioned above, which
are open. Men with prior army ex-
perience are desired for these posi-
tions. However, young men with no
prior training or experience are
encouraged to apply for enlistment,
because of the wonderful training
program now in effect which would
train them for the above mentioned
position.
Those who possess the qualifica-
tions for these vacancies in this
unit and who have a civilian or
military background in the admin
istrative work may reach 1t. Lam
ming at Both and Carnegie Armory
daily between the hours of $3.50
a. M. and 5 p. M. Also, on drill
nights, each Monday between the
hours of 1880 and $3.50 p. m.
Here is a future with an incen-
tive for service and advancement.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Church News

morning service in First Presby-
ternan Church Sunday, June 3rd,
the hour being 11:00 o'clock. On
the following Sunday at the same
hour there will be Children's Day
program.
The summer service schedule,
one service at ten o'clock, will start
with Sunday, June oath and con-
tinue on through September End.
The Mems Association Of this
Church will conclude their season
with a picnic, to include as guests
all the boys of the church. The out
ing is set for Thursday, June 7th
at q o'clock at Forest Hills Park
with plenty of program and plenty
of food to make it real picnic.
REPORTS ON ASSEMBLY
Rev. J. Franklin McHendry of
Windermere Presbyterian Church,
who this past week attended the
General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church in Cincinnati, will
give report of the meetings in his
Sundays message entitled Jesus
in Room 2010".
While attending the Assembly,
Mr.. McHendry was the guest of
his brother, Rev. T. Taylor McHen-
dry, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church in Lebanon, Ohio.
The Primary Department of
Windermere Presbyterian Church
School is looking forward to wor-
shipping with their parents and
friends in their classroom on next
Sunday morning at $50. At that
time they will show the movie they
have been making of how the
church has gone around the world.
A gala evening is being planned
by the Council of Christian Edu-
cation of Windermere Presbyterian
Church on June 4th. A dinner of
appreciation is being given to the
Church School Staff by the Ses-
sion of the Church at $50. Follow
ing the dinner, the staff and three
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

This welcome was as warm as
the Arizona sun the day A. E.
Megahan with Mrs. Megahan and
daughter Janice, 10, stepped off
their plane for a weeks stay in
Tucson as the guests of Paramount
Pictures. Mr.. Megahan's 25-word
story why he would enjoy such a
visit won for him this o-be
forgotten holiday.
Out of the hundreds of entries
from the country over, that Of
A. E. Megahan, 1896 Phillips ave.,
East Cleveland was judged the
best in the contest held last winter
during the showing of "Furies"
filmed in Arizona. AS his reward,
this weeks all-expense trip by
plane to and from Tucson was en-
joyed by Megahan and his family.
During their seven days stay
they visited the ranch where
"Furies" was filmed, they were in
Mexico and they rested in the sun
beside the pool at The Lodge in
the Desert, their home while in
Arizona. Aiding their hosts in
making their stay delightful one
were the Sunshine Club of Tucson,
and the Vigilantes who greeted
them upon their arrival; and es-
corted them hither and yon.
Mr.. Megahan is employed by the
Cleveland Pneumatic Tool Co. as
buyer and expediter.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Ordained

Friends of Clifford r. Schreck
who last summer served as student
pastor at st. James Lutheran
Church will be interested in learn
ing that he was ordained last week.
The ceremonies took place at the
31st annual convention of the Ohio
Synod of the United Lutheran
Church in Toledo.
Son of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin F.
Schreck, 1888 Belvoir blvd, South
Euclid, Schreck is being graduated
from Hanna Divinity School at
Springfield. He is member of St.
James, also.
Rev. Schreck has accepted a call
to the church in Richmond, Ind.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

other groups who have been study
ing the beginning and development
of the Christian Church through
the ages will join in a service at
which will be shown the movie,
"Fire Upon the Earth. This movie
through the use of an entirely new
technique, shows the growth of
Christianity, which is the mex
tinguishable fire.
A social hour will conclude the
evening. There will be a welcome
for anyone interested.
Housecleaning? Finding a lot of
stuff you don't want? This is the
call to women of st. James
Lutheran as reminder of the
Rummage Sale on evening of June
7th and all day June 9th at the
Aspinwall rummage center.
The Almena Cummings Mis-
sionary Society of Calvary Luthe-
ran church meets with Mrs. L. AS
pelin, 1860 Quilliams rd on Tues
day, June 5th at 500 p. m.
The Church and Sunday School
of st. James will hold a basket
picnic at Little Bohemia Park off
Wilson Mills road. All will meet
at the church.
New Circle l of Windermere
Methodist Church W.S.C.S. is
meeting for luncheon Wednesday,
June 9th. Mrs. H. C. Alexander is
the hostess in her home, 2025 Lee
blvd.
Church news may be sent to
14600 Euclid ave. Please sign and
include telephone number. While
the deadline for all news is Tues
day at 5 p. M, it is appreciated
when copy arrives on Monday.
Thank you.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31
Good Drivers Also
Drive Safe Cars

Local motorists were urged to-
day by H. S. Weaver, Chief of
Police to keep their cars in safe
operating condition as one means
of preventing losses from traffic
accidents.
Pointing out that most traffic
accidents are preventable, ne
stressed the fact that neglect of
safety maintenance was an invita-
ton to trouble.
The following precautions were
suggested:
/. Brakes be tested regularly.
2. Tires be kept in good repair
and inflated as specified by the
maker Of the car.
3. Front-wheel alignment and
steering apparatus be inspected
frequently.
4. Headlamps, stoplights and
tail-lights be checked often to in
sure safe driving.
5. Windshield wipers be kept
working properly.
6. Rear-view mirrors and rear
window be kept clean.
Good drivers drive safe cars"
reminded the Chief. "Check your
car check accidents!"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

An exceptional motion picture,
"The Quiet One", will be shown at
the June 13 noon luncheon meet
ing of the Women's Association of
Phillips Avenue Presbyterian
Church. A paper sale will be held
that day.
Communion will be observed and
new members received at the one
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1951-05-31

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Donovan, 1880 Hayden, a girl,
Laura Dianne, May 22th.
The Valley settler., 1951-10-05

We have tho s soi l and climate that
 produce agric ultural products year kafter year, wi thout dimi nj shing TO-
 turns. It wi II bo a long time be-
 fore people can get along without
 mi lk, eggs, potatoes and other farm products. anyway, we don't have to
 worry about it now. i'll VIC need,
 Is good farmers with the II to produce, and the ability to sell their products. (Inc idently, we have other sources of inc one that won't fold up and blow away. Remem- ber that we get tho first c ontact wi tn the newc comers over the Has HI ghway, and, if that is properly it would moan a good in-
 one, from now on.) Then, tho. mi nes in tho Valley that produce cal, are a big asset and will be for years to c one. Taking the sit- uation as a whole, we doubt if any bart of 4.laska has as much to look If onward to, as the Matanuska Valley I've have a sure, stabi lized ec onomy, :. that can't fail if 1t is properly handled.
 There is ono thing that could jeopardize the good thing that we. have, and that is for an overly am bilious group of ci tizons to get us Unto debt beyond our ability and lneeds, for things that we probably lneed, but which we could got along Wi thout, for s one time to come. Suppose, that instead of oblfga ting oursolv for large sums of money on which we would have to pay int lerest and prime pal to the extent that it would hinder the normal de- Ivolopment of the Valley, that we work on the problem of getting more Ito back up the ability to pay? If I've can double the inc one of the farmers and workers in the Valley our financial problems could prob lably Dc taken care of without in turing our economy. Suppose, in Is tead of trying to spend the money before we get it, that we were to assist our farmers s 0 that our farm inc ome could be doubled from mi H. ion dollars per year, to two millio lper year. This in turn would make lthe merchants and business mon of our comnunit ty moro prosperous, so lthat they could abs sorb tho finan- lcial burden wi thout hurting their |busi ness. How could this be done? If funds for dove lopment and pro-
The Valley settler., 1951-10-05


 =.-.==- =.. -----=-== .- :. - -. The Cort Before The Horse
 One of the most sensible plans for promoting agriculture in Ala ska and the Matanuska Valley, was the one sugges ted by Clair Stock at the Wednesday meeting of the Chamber of c ommerce. That is to show the poo pie of Alaska and, in our case, anchorage, the desirabi 1ity of pun chasing Alaska grown products. tt tho present time 1t is doubtful if the people of the Territory pu1- chase one-tonth of the potatoes and other farm produce from Alaskan ourc es, yet it seems reas onab ble to think that if the people were wi IT. ing to cooperate with the flask farm5rs and purchase their produc ts it ould easily double or even triple the amount of money paid to farmers for their produc ts.
 Most of us who are fami liar with the merchandi sing problems in t4- laska, see the stores loaded wi tn outs ide products that could be raised in .llaska If the ia rmers were given break. There are large areas that could be brought under cultivate to produce more farm produc ts, if reas enable amount of help were given to the mon who like to till the soil.
 Whi le. 1t is true that most of the Terri tory's economy Is geared to fish and gold---that ec onomy is not too stab le. Gold mines have the habit of running out of gold---and the fishing indus try is confronted with rec essions caused by the fluct- nations in the amount of fish that run from year to year. There are lots of abandoned towns in 4.laska inhabited by ghosts who were very prosperous in by-gone years, but, who lost their living and fortunes when the gold and fish ran out on them.
 almer and the Matanuska Valley offer a contrast that Is easy to understand, because we have a lot of things that just don't play out like mines and fish.
The Valley settler., 1951-10-05
VALL[Y ST TIER

Pub Ii shed once a week in Pa liner, Alaska for the Matanuska Valley Farmers Co-opera ting Ass soc iati on, for the purpose of giving news of the Ass oc iatton's work, prob lens and acc ompl Ii shments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-12-13

TONIGHT z 'tiHH 8
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 Many men have expressed desire to be able 10 shop for ladies gifts without inc presence of women customers. #
 IL is because of ihis thai BEERENDS is staying open this evening
 =. Free Gift Wrapping. too... | YOUR SHOPPING WILL BE EASIER IF YOU KNOW THE SIZES OF THE FOLLOWING
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Evening star., 1951-12-02
PHILIPPINE
HARVEST

NTEAR THE town of Bontoc. In Northern
IN Luzon, Is one OF the wonders OF the
world-the rice terraces Of the Philippines.
These huge structures are man-made and
centuries old. The water which supplies
them is damned at the tops OF the noun
tains and led down by canals from terrace
to terrace Every drop Is utilized
The lives Of the natives are governed en-
tirely by the rice. It Is their wealth. their
food, their principal interest. their basic
security.
Because Of the Importance Of the rice,
elaborate rituals and prayers have grown up
about the fields. The natives pray to various
gods ds-the gods Of the harvest, rain and
drought, the god OF fire. and q hundred
others. Also, there Is a curious custom near
B0ntoc No outsider Is allowed In the fields
until certain number of bundles OF rice
have been gathered and the workers have
breakfasted. II this taboo Is violated. the
rice viii die-and SO, too. quite likely. win
the intruder
Curiously women do all the work In the
fields while the men do the cooking. The
women are colorfully tatto0ed but the men
have no decoration at all, except the various
rice charms which hang from their belts,
METRO GROUP pssoros
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
LATvIQ KONCERTAs


Balandzio Is d. Salem Luthe-
rem Church ivyko vietos latviu
menininku koncertas. Idomi
programa buvo sudaryta is ope-
ros ariju, fortepijono ir solo
dainu bel baleto. Labai ispudin-
gai Latvijos Rygos teatro ba-
leto meisteris Osvalds Lemanis
ir Mirdza Tillak pasoko "Anda-
luza" ir "Melancholini valsa".
Dalyvavo ir lietuviu smuikinin-
kas prof. Vladas Motiekaitis.
Visiems akompanavo zymi lat
viu pianiste E. Dunais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

ATS skyriaus, rengiamas ge-
guzes 6 d. Ukrainieciu svetai-
neje, 1856 Martin Ave-, didysis
pavasario koncertas jau nebe-
toll. Idomia ir turtinga menine
programa, susidedancia is dvie-
ju daily = lietuviu kompozito-
riu harmonizuotos liaudies ir XII
tos dainos bel svetimu kompo-
zitoriu kuriniai - atliks Kauno
Valstybes Operos soliste Izabe-
le Motiekaitiene ir Ale Kalvai-
tyte, akompanuojant ir dali
programos atliekant Vladui ia
kubenui, Kauno Waist. Konser-
vatorijos profesoriui.
Atsilankiusieji lures progos
pasiklausyti ne tik graziu ir
skambiu lietuvisku dainu, bet
ir operu ariju bel forteniono
solo. Be to, solistes padainuos
lietuvisku ir operiniu duetu is
Aidos, Hofmano pasaku ir KIT.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

mezzo sopranos, pirmaeile Kau-
no Waist. Teatro Operos soliste.
Graziausiai ir svarbiausiai uzsi-
rekomendavusi operose Carmen,
Aida, II Trovatore ir kitose. vi
So ellie koncertu yra davusi Lie
tuvoje ir Vokietijoje. Gwen
DANA tremtyje SUI lietuviska
operos grupe lankesi Anklijoje,
kur dave SUI didziausiu pasise-
kimu ellie koncertu. Dabar, gy-
vendama Chicagoje, kaip soils
te dalyvauja radio ir kituose
koncertuose. Be to, koncertavo
Bostone ir kituose miestuose.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Kad situo klausimu tikrove
is tiesu labai daznai klastojama,
tai teisybe. Bet kur ir kaip il
klastojama?
Tikrove juk tokia, kad savo
laiku Lietuvos Svietimo Minis
terija uzdraude gimnazijose
veikti VISIONS srOvinems moks-
leiviu OrganizacijOms. Tas uz-
draudimas palette ne tik ateiti-
ninku, bet ir ausrininku (socia-
listines) kuopas, moksleiviu tau
tininku kuopas, taip pat ir anuo
metu atsiradusius "Gelezinio
Vilko' burelius ar kitokias sro-
vines-politines kuopeles. Gimna-
zijose buvo leista veikti tiktai
skautams ir nesroviniams lavi-
nimosi rateliams, kaip literatu-
ros, gamtos, istorijos ir kt., vel
kiantiems atitinkamu tos pacios
gimnazijos mokytoju prieziu-
role.
Tuo svietimo ministerijos pa
tvarkymu buvo nepatenkinti ne
vien tik kataliku sroves veike-
jai, bet ir kiti srovininkai: visl
iautesi, kad tue sudaromas ne,
patogumas jau gimnazijose pra'
deti verbuoti bel rengti save
busimus inteligentinius kadrus
Buvo del to nemaza nepasitenkl
nimo taip pat ir tautininku tar
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

dauti visi tie, kurie prie progos
ir be progos neuzmirsta saves
sutapdinti su pirmaisiais parti-
zanais, pirmaisiais savanoriais
ir kone su pirmaisiais krikscio-
nybes kankiniais.
Juk butu gi galima saukti, kad
krikscioniu demokratu valdymo
laikais pats buves Lietuvos pre-
zidentas Smetona buvo ''igrls-
tas kalejima" = ne gi uz ko-
XII kitoki kriminala, kaip uz val
dziai nepalanku zodi, parasyta
laikrastyje. Nenagrinesime cia,
kick teisi ar neteisi ano meto
valdzia buvo tai padarydama,
bet tikrai jau neteisinga butu
tvirtinti, jog Smetona buvo So
dinamas j kalejima, paw, uz
lietuviska patriotiskuma. Ne, tai
buvo konfliktas SUI valdzia del
politines akcijos. Lygiai, kaip
ir kaikuriq ateitininkq.
Ateitininkq Federacijos Val
dyba kviecia vyresniuosius ap-
sviesti jaunaja karta apie atei-
tininku pergyventa smurta. Tai
gerai, priauganciai kartai vyres-
nieji daug ka turf apie Lietuva
paaiSkinti. Bet 81 reikala aiski-
nant, mlsu nuomone, visu pir-
ma, reikia pabandyti atrasti RI
ba tarp religines pasaulezilros
ir partines politikos. Ar ateiti-
ninku vyresnieji panores ia pa
daryti, tue tarpu abejojam. Mes
is savo puses irgi turime kai
ka apie tai pasakyti, ir tai bus
padaryta. v. r.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

nepriklausomoje Lietuvoje ne
buvo jokiu rezimu metu, ar jei
jau kas butQ bent kick panasu
atsitike, tai kaip paskiras nesu-
sipratimas, ne kaip kurios
nors vyriausybes politikos vyk-
dymas.
Mes tvirtiname, kad kalbos
lvairiomis progomis apie perse-
kiojimus Lietuvoje del religines
pasauleziuros. del katalikybes
yra tikroves iskraipymas, yra
politiniams konfliktams uzdeji-
mas religines = pasauleziurines
iskabos..
Mes laikome, kad yra butina
kiekviena karta, pastebejus ia
tikroves neatitinkancia iskaba,
atvirai, arba, anot Ateitininku
Federacijos Valdybos "izuliai"
pasakyti, kad ia iskaba tikroves
neatitinka, kad il tikrove klasto-
ia. Tai darome ne tik tautininku
sroves vardui ginti - nors ir
tas gynimas nera nusikaltimas,
jei matome, kad ant to vardo
kas nors nepamatuotai kesinasi
"Sunis karti" - bet tas musu
"izulumas" pasireiskia ypac del
to, kad kalbamasis tikroves klas-
tojimas yra aiskiai kenksmingas
bendriesiems lietuviskumo rel
kalams, mes Lietuvoje negyve-
nusiems, arba priauganciam
jaunimui sudaro nepriklausomos
Lietuvos paveiksla blogesni, ne
gu jis istikruju buvo, ir tai nu-
teikia JUGS toll grazu ne tokia
prasme, kokios pageidautu kick
vienas lietuviskumo branginto-
jas, O ypac, regis, turetq pagei-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Kauno Konservatorijos kompo-
zicijos ir piano profesorius. Lie
tuvoje zinomas kaip svarus
kompozitorius, parases iris SIM
fonijas. Yra koncertaves Latvi-
joje, Estijoje, Skandinavu vals-
tybese, Berlyne ir Chicagoje
(1930 n.y.. Kaip pianistas ir
akomponatorius koncertavo Lie
tuvoje, Vokietijoje ir Anglijoje.
Chicagoje dirba kaip muzikos
mokytojas, akompanistas ir var
gonininkas. Yra koncertaves
Clevelande, Toronto ir kitur.
sios zymiosios lietuviu me-
no jegos Detroite koncertuos
pirma karta. vi. Paula
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

clam jaunimui del jo pasaulszil-
riniu isitikinimu, del ,jo samo.
nlngo ir yeiklaus jungimosi j ka-
taliku akcijos darba".
Pirmaji tvirtinima vadiname
kreivu todel, kad is tikruju atei-
tininkai nevengia kalbeti apie
tuos nemalonius prisiminimus,
bet priesingai, labai daznai iuos
iskelia, kartais net ir atitoldami
nuo lalbamos temos (kaip ir,
pvz. 'Daugailis' Drauge).
Antraji tvirtinima reiketu va
dinti net dvigubai kreivu, ka-
dangi JAIME teigiami du nuo tik-
roves maziau ar daugiau nuto-
le dalykai: a. kad Dirva norinti
pateisinti ateitininku persekio-
jima, b) kad tas persekiojinlas
buves taikomas del pasauleziuri-
niu isitikinimu, del dalyvavimo
katalikq akcijoj, arba, kaip XII
tais atvejais daznai sakoma, tie
siog del religijos, del kataliky-
bes. IS tikruju Dirva niekad ne
|jieskojo progos nei priminti apie
tai, nei teisinti ka nors, bet Dir
va laikosi tos nuomones, Jog
verta ir teisinga yra padaryti
tue reikalu atitinkama pastaba
kiekviena karta, kai kas nors
tuos dalykus primindamas per
sudo" ir tvirtina, musu nuomo-
ne, nebutus dalykus.
Stai ir Dirvos Is numeryje
Ipadarytoji pastaba, kuri cia ka
tik yra pakartota, ir del kurios
Ateitininku Federacijos Valdy-
ba skelbia toki manifestiska pa
reiskima, atsirado negi Dirvos
iniciatyva, O tik del to, kad
Draugo straipsnio autorius pasi-
siule pakalbeti apie ateitininkQ
"metymus is gimnazijq''. Ir to-
je Dirvos pastaboje nera nei ko-
kio teisinimo ar smerkimo, O tik
siulymas, kad kalbant apie ka-
| da nors bel kur nors is mokyk-
los pavaryta mokini, maza yra
nurodyti, jog jis buvo ateitinin-
kas, bet reiketu pasakyti, uz ka
lgi konkreciai jis buvo isvarytas,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
PAvASARINIS KONCERTAS DETROITE

vendama tremtyje, sekmingai
koncertavo Vokietijoje ir Ang-
lijoje. Amerikoje yra koncerta-
vusi visoje eileje didmiesciu, vi
sur turedama dideli pasisekima.
Be to, koncertavo Kanadoje, -
Toronto ir Montrealyje. Chica-
goje yra zinoma kaip aktyvi
ir zymi soliste.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26
GAUSEJA BENDRADARBIAI.

ALB radio klubas, turtinda-
mas menine programa, pritrau-
kia darba daugiau kulturinin-
ku bel visuomenininku. Be da-
bartiniu talkininkq J. P. Uvi-
cko, Br. Budriuno, E. Paurazie-
mes, M. Sims, DIR. Pr. Padalskio,
J. Claudio, A. ziedo, J. Kriks-
ciuno ir visos eiles kitu, sutiko
bendradabriauti aktorius rezi-
sorius Justinas Pusdesris, ku-.
ris graziai vietos visuomeneje
uzsirekomendavo Vytauto Alan
to "Buhalterijos klaida". Ne
trukus J. Pusdesri isgirsime
vaidinant per radija, "Tremtinio
regejima". Muzika vaidinimui
rengia Br. Budriunas.
Radio klubo programa tobu-
linant, daug dirba ir aukojasi
klubo pirmininke H. Rauby ir
pranesejas V. Saladzius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-26

Kodel to reikia? Ogi del to, kad
kitaip sunku yra susidaryti OBJ
jektyvia nuomone, ar tas isva-
rymas huvo del pasauleziuriniu,
del religiniu isitikinimu, ar del
ko nors kita. [r mes tvirtiname,
kad visi kalbamieji nesusiprati-
mai, nemalonumai, sakykime,
ir persekiojimai, kick ju buvo,
lvyko ne del religiniu isitikini-
mu, nei ne del katalikisos, kaip
mq, nei ne del katlikiskos, kaip
religines akcijos, o del politiniu
partijq nesusipratimu, politi-
mems grupems kovojant del val
dzios. Kick ateitininkai isijun-
ge j siOs rusies akcija, tick jie
ir susidure SUI tue metu sioje
srityje vartotomis policinemis
ar administracinemis priemone-
mis-.
Kad Lietuvoje vienu ar kitu
metu politiniu grupiu varzybose
buvo pavartojamos ir policines
priemones - principe toll gra-
zu nera dziuginas reiSkinys ir
grit to netenka. Taciau tai yra
visai kita tema, kurioje galetu
butt pasakyta daug ivairiu "uz'
ir "pries", bet siuo atveju uztek-
tu pabrezti tik viena: kaip ten
bebutu su tomis policinemis
priemonemis, vistiek yra skirtu-
mas tarp jq pavartojimo .skir-
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toojamos poltiniu partijq rung-
tynese (valdancios grupes prizes
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