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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-08-03
Events In Brief....

Mrs. R. w. Harris and h e RI
father, M. j. Bixby, have been
entertaining guests from their
native state. Iowa, this week.
They include Mr.. Bixby's broth
err, John; Mrs. Joy Bixby and
her daughter, Gwen. and fiance,
Lee Case.
Keys made, with or without
pattern. Combination changed.
Mack's Key Shop. Cut Bank,
Montana. 6tf.
Mrs. Bob Starr arrived home
from the Columbus Hospital in
Great Falls early this week and
is convalescing nicely.
For sale-Case threshing ma
chine, % by sc, in good condi-
ton, drive belt included. Roger
Gaffney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Brown,
Sr. left last Thursday by car for
Tacoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cowan of
Chinook are visiting at the Rog-
err Gaffney home. MIR. Cowan is
a brother Of Mrs. Gaffney.
For sale-Hay meadow, about
80 acres; will put up hay on
shares; four miles east of Glac-
Ter Park. Mrs. Leo Morris, box
$50, Browning.
Mrs. H. J. Morse left Monday
for Three Forks to join her son,
Byron, on a three-weeks trip to
Indiana and Wisconsin points,
where relatives of the Morse
couple reside. Most of the Wis
itors' time will be spent at Elk
hart, Indiana, where a big family
reunion. to be attended by close
to $50 relatives, will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Renshaw
returned home last Saturday from
a visit with relatives in Kansas
and Missouri.
For sale-Quonset building.
20 #. by "a it., new, will sell at
bargain. L. D. Cox, phone 56M.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mckay and
members of the family are home
from a weeks motor trip through
Alberta. The parents had the
pleasure of meeting many old
friends they have known for
many years.
Do you need baling wire? See
Anderson Implement Co., Cut
Bank. Montana. 22-2c.
, 1951-04-17

ROOM FOR RENT Furnished
or unfinished for settled
couple. Adams 5000. t-68
, 1951-04-17

field and only "a we're continued
for later hearings.
By County and effective May
%, paroles included:
Montgomery Wilson Glenn,
armed robbery; John B. Veasley,
burglary; Richard Boyd, Grand
Larceny; Earl H. Nicholson, At
tempted burglary; Robert w.
Blon, operating motor vehicle
without owners consent.
, 1951-04-17

blind or predetermined, in penal
institutions, in sanitariums or sani-
forums, in government service
(for instance those in Navy or
Army or temporarily out of the
city for miscellaneous reasons.
School Census material 10
public information and may be
used by non-public schools not
conducted for profit, by philan-
thropic organizations, and other
responsible persons interested
in child welfare. This informa-
nation is kept on file in the
Pupil Personnel Department for
five years.
Families which move during the
census period, or r missed for
any reason shuld see that the in
formation reaches the pupil per-
sonnet department Of the board of
education so that all children are
enumerated.
, 1951-04-17

Concluded from page /
contrast to the tone of the
Presidents dismissal notice.
Hotels throughout the area are
packed, and a tense holiday spirit
is reflected in their lobbies, in
restaurants, and wherever San
Fransicans worked and waited to-
day. There was a great show of
flags and "Welcome Home" pla-
cards, and a workman at the st.
Francis Hotel hastely removed the
III" from "Suite H." where the
General and his wife and son will
stay, and replaced it with a bronze
en-"
, 1951-04-17
Panel Of

Continued from Page ~
adequate facilities.
1t is important that every child
is enumerated regardless of where
they attend school, public, paro-
chial or private, those not in school
but still of school age, those mar
ried, excused on work permits,
dismissals, in State Institutions for
, 1951-04-17

Eight suspected gambling spots
were visited yesterday afternoon
by a raiding party led by the Rev.
O. F. Gibbs, foreman of the April
Grand Jury investigating Minist-
erial charges Of gambling.
Nabbed in the series Of raids
were Willie Washington, alleged
operator of a numbers house, Lu-
la Williams, 48, Edgar J. Singer
and John Maddox, 35. The latter
three were picked up in gambling
houses.
Washington asked to be bound
over to the Grand Jury and was
placed under $1,000 bond. The
others were released after posting
$500 bond each.
In one house visited by the raid
ing party 525, 900 number writing
slips were turned up. Other sus-
pected gambling spots contained
a miniture roulette wheel, adding
machines and other equipment.
, 1951-04-17
Preacher Directs Raids
On 8 Gambling Houses

NEWARK,O, April II QNS)- Preliminary
hearings were held in Newark Municipal Court today fo1
four persons arrested on gambling charges in a series OF
raids led by a Licking County pastor.
, 1951-04-17

capsules of heroin Saturday when
he was arrested. Good was held to
the Federal Grand Jury in the
Miami County Jail in default Of a
$4,000 bond.
HERBERT FIGGERS, 20, Of s.
% Blain st. was held to the Grand
Jury by Common Pleas Judge Les
ter l.. Cecil on a bond of $500
when arraigned Monday. Figgers
admitted to the burglary of a coal
company and the theft Of payroll
checks, coupled with the forgery
of same.
FAILING TO COMPLY with the
city health regulations, the Ingram
Inn of 1929 Germantown St. was
closed by orders of John Alden,
chief of the City Sanitation Blu
reau on complaint of an Inspector.
, 1951-04-17
By Commission
Men PmoIed

By International News Service
The State Pardon and Parole
Commission today issued a long
list of 113 paroles granted inmates
of the Mansfield mems reforma-
tory.
A total of 208 cases was heard
by the Commission while at Mans
, 1951-04-17
Ads

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ONE of Kentucky's finest hotels.
Daily rate: single $3.50, double
$500. Bath. Always a room.
2516 w. Madison St. Phone
Cypress 1926. Louisville, H.,
KY.
, 1951-04-17

WE WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-8161. Evenings
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, 1951-04-17

ROOM FOR RENT Private
rooms for men only. Fulton
1887. t-64
, 1951-04-17

FOR RENT--Booth space. Reason
able Charm Beauty Salon. Mrs.
Allen. Adams 5000. t-6S
, 1951-04-17

ROOM FOR RENT Apartment
rooms for rent for single girls
or men. Fulton 1857. tt
, 1951-04-17

FOR SALE Koolvent Awnings =
Self Storing Storm Windows :
aluminium and wood, buy locally.
William Woods, 953 Stolz Ave.
MElrose 1878. tea
, 1951-04-17

GET THE latest hits from Earl's
Record Shop, 524 So. Western.
Open 6 pm. = 10 pm. Adams
2670. t-67
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Gen. KendricksNamed
For Kober Lecture

Brig. Gen. Edward ). Hendricks
OF the Air Forces Medical Service
has been selected as Georgetown
University's Kober lecturer for
1851, it was announced yester-
day by the Very Rev. Hunter
Guthrie, president of the uni
versity.
The lecture on Medical Prob
lens of Military Aviation" will be
given at 8:15 pm, March %. in
CASTOR Hall on the university
campus, Thirty-seventh and o
streets NV.
The lecture is presented an
nually under auspices of the uni
versity. It first was begun in
1925 as q result of an endowment
by the late DR.. George K. Kober,
former dean of Georgetown's
School of Medicine. The Rev.
Paul A. McNally. chairman of the
Medical Center Board and Medi-
cal School dean, said the award
Is made for outstanding contribu-
tions to the progress and achieve
ment of the medical sciences or
preventive medicine"
Selection of the Kober lecturer
Is made in successive years by
the Executive Board of the Dis
trict Medical Society, the Asso-
citation of Military Surgeons and
the Association of American Ply
sicians. The surgeons group made
this years selection.
Gen. Hendricks is director of
stating and education for the
Air Forces newly formed Medical
Service,
Evening star., 1951-02-23

On George Washington's birth
day, II years ago, 200 boys got
together in the subbasement OF
a police station under the fond
eye of the police chief himself
It was the realization of a
dream of former Maj. and Supt
Ernest w. Brown, who hoped
that a partnership between grow
ing boy and policeman on the
beat would lead to ultimate crime
prevention and good citizenship
The dream has expanded to the
point where the Metropolitan
Police Boys Club network includes
eight branches throughout the
city, with a ninth being organ
lied; two summer camps, and a
total membership of 10000 boys
That public interest has livened
over the years is attested by the
results of the recent drive for
memberships among adult Wash
ingtonians. About one-fourth of
the population subscribed with
contributions substantially ex-
ceeding the campaign goal.
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Allies Agree 10 Inform
West Germany About
Big 4 Deliberations
BY the Assoeioted Press

BERLIN, Feb. 23.-The Allied
High Commission agreed yesterday
to keep West Germany informed
"to the fullest possible extent" on
deliberations affecting her at the
proposed Big Four conference.
The high commissioners OF
France, Britain and the United
States promised also to consider
any views on Germany which
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
might want to present at that
time.
DR.. Adenauer in recent speeches
has stressed his governments con-
Germ over the projected Big Four
meeting and indicated that, while
lacking representation there, its
views should not be ignored by the
Western Allies.
Interest Recognized.
The high commissioner assured
the West Germans in a communi-
que they recognized their govern
ment's interest and concern" in
the Big Four talks, where Soviet
Russia wants to present its case
against West German rearma-
ment.
The commissioners-John j.
McCloy. United States: Sir Ivone
Kirkpatrick, Britain. and Andre
Francois-Poncet, France - will
meet their Russian counterpart
today for the first time in several
years. though only socially. It's
Red Army Day.
Soviet Invitations Accepted.
The three Allied officials ac-
cepted invitations to join the
Russians in celebrating the day
today and attend an evening re-
ception in the Soviet sector as
the guests of Gen. Vastly Chuikov,
the Soviet army commander and
top Russian occupation official
In Germany.
The high commissioners took
notice of the West German gov
ernment's decision last week to
accept the foreign debt of pre-
war Germany, but did not dis
cuss it.
Acknowledgment of the prewar
debts was a condition the Allies
insisted on as a preliminary to
allowing Bonn its own Foreign
Office and liberalizing the occu-
patton rules still further.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

woman's auxiliary headed by Mrs
Joseph L. Arnold.
DIR. Murray also assigns particu.
lar credit to Maj. Robert j. Bar
rett, police superintendent, and tc
Attorney General McGrath.
AS to the continuing goal Of the
Boys Club. DR.. Murray observed
yesterday:
1.-THE club recognizes the instinct
of boys to form groups that may
easily grow into destructive ano
criminal gangs that will have con-
tempt as well as fear for police
and government.
Under our theory. the police
man adopts the boy with atten-
ton, cooperation and kindness
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Communist Chief Freed
By Burmu's High Court
BY the Associated Press

RANGOON. Burma, Feb. 23.-
Burma's high court freed Com
munist Leader Bo Tun Sein to-
day from a death sentence i'm
posed under the High Treason Act
Police with muskets at the ready
guarded the court as the judges
delivered their decision.
A lower court convicted the
Communist leader in January OF
waging a war against the state
by leading a rebel attack on the
police station at Dalla, across the
river from Rangoon. The high
court ruled the prosecution had
failed to prove It's charges.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

and the boy adopts the policeman
with admiration, cooperation
and affection. The activities pro-
noted at the clubhouses are GER
tain to increase respect on the
part of the boys for the policemen
who train and direct them"
Evening star., 1951-02-23
B'nui Birth Supper

B'Nai Birth No. 1923. Prince
Georges County chapter and
lodge, will hold a country supper
at $50 pm. Sunday at Melody
Hall, Thirty-fourth street and
Rhode Island avenue, Mount
Rainier, Md.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

+, The solid status of the organi-
cation is attributed by its presi-
dent. DR.. Joseph L. B. Murray, to
the efforts Of self-sacrif1cing cit
liens, including an organized
Evening star., 1951-02-23
Forum Plans Program

The Forum of the Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church will
present a musical program at the
Blue Plains Home for the Aged
on Sunday.
Evening star., 1951-02-23

RICH LOOKING FABRICS IN THE SEASONS NEWEST
Men, here's suit with difference you can see and
Yes, you'll see the smart crisp lines that are toored in
the life of the suit you'll feel the and comfort,
"qve" and take" that responds to every move you t
Single or double breasted models in shades and pott
that add new freshness the coming season. Sizes for
of every bud-reeulors, shorts longs, stouts.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Prizes pora savaeq iseusiame Nemuno numeryje, pazym
tame Mr. s. yra idetas Sticks pareiskimas:

Prizes savacq iseuslame NemunO PAYNE
tame Mr.. 5, yra idetas Sticks pareiskmas
PASTABA
asminmu numeryje
dskuos Dvoe Nauenose Rastens apkano Nemuno
edakca, spausdnma v. atsminimu be
Nemuno redkca aba mnsiai kokios edmu
kako
rastams ku ptaiky buvusia teeka k
netakl netaknga neo
kokoms zmonkesnems discussions.
Nemuno edakcja neonoj aeityje spausds pacau
paies " Kreves atminimuose mineta laikotarp.
Nemu Redakcia
Nemuno Redakcnes Koegos narys Bronys Raila asiune
Drva prasydamas paskeb ktok paeskma kuame nurodes
Nemune spausdnto redakcos pareskmo anaa pastrapa,
jis taip raso:
Nmuno redakjs kolegjos pares
turinio pabos manim, kas kog
kad:
Dskusos kio
rastu, tk del jo paskelbtu poliniu atsimnmu,
Man nur neznoma kad Rastens butu rekaaves ivest
buvusia numatoma
k pataisy ka grubaas ponu
mu kaidas endencingus prasimanymus
Is to- dskusa skay,
ak Tokos pastaba greau priku kitam
audie vyrauybes" akoarpo gynejui
Be Nemuno puslapy Redcnes koegjos
vieji
Dr. Garmui 70 sukakes
tuans Taciau kit Koegjos
naa o sveknmo mkejmo teksta perskateme
zurnala Raila
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

Ivo, buvo tik nusistebejimas,
kad il po kulturinio zurnalo is
kaba skelbia aiskia, jai paciai
zinoma netiesa.
Anuo metu, kai buvo rasomi
tie zodziai, buvo manyta (galbut
naiviai y, kad Nemunas is
tikrujq turf redakcine kolegija,
susidedancia net is astuoniu ko-
legijos nariu, salia vyriausio re-
daktoriaus L. Dovydeno. Tai lyg
ir buvo irodymas, jog tai, kas
Nemune skelbiama, yra skelbia-
ina tos kolegijos prieziuroje, kad
| itoji kolegija nustato zurnalo vel
da, nustato ta vaga, kuria zur-
nalas siekia daryti itakos visuo-
l
menes kulturiniame gyvenime.
Todel ir buvo nuostabu, kaip to-
kia, CANA imponuojanti kalegija,
galejo nusistatyti skelbti netie-
sas, kurias jos nariu bent jau
absolute dauguma (mano nuo-
none - visi, neisskiriant nei
paties L. Dovydeno) puikiai Ii
no esant netiesomis. Atrode ga
ma keistas kulturos supratymas
SUBSIDIARIES toje kolegijoje..
Bet netrukus paaiskejo, kad
vargu bent vienas is tos "kolegi-
jos" nariq Zinc, kas ju vardu da-
roma Nemune. Paaiskejo, kad
eile "kolegijos" nariu isspaus-
dinta Nemuna gauna kartais net
veliau, kaip kiti skaitytojai ;. !.
DR.. j. Balys del tokios "santvar-
kos" is "kolegijos" pasitrauke.
| 10 vardas is saraso jau isimtas.
Xiii tebera, bet negirdeti, kad
"kolegija' butu pradejusi kole-
giskai dirbti. Kad viskas tebera,
kaip buvo, kad l.. Dovydenas
daro savo ir kitu vardu pareiski-
mus bel zygius be tu kitty ziniOs,
matyti is greta dedamo "kolegi-
jos" mario Br. Railos pareiski-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05
Apie VirVe pakaruok|io namuose :.

ia ss
mo, kuri jis praso paskelbtf
Dirvoje.
Vadinasi, ir anas nusistebe-
jimas del Nemuno redakcijOs
motyvu turejo butt adresuotas
tik vienam redaktoriui, O ne re-
dakcijai, nors jis ir dabar nauja
prasimanyma skelbia visos re-
dakcijos vardu.
Dabar L. Dovydenas prabilo
apie cenzura. Ir dar apie kokia
cenzura - klasikO v. Kreves
rastams! Galima suprasti Ne
muno ''redakcines kolegijos ma
riu'' padeti, kada ju vardu toki
dalykai skelbiami .Juk cia jau
prasimanyta ne tik patti cenzlra,
bet net ir jos objektas: prizes
klasiskus V. Kreves literaturOs
kurinius visi SUI pagarba lenkia-
me galvas, bet siuo atveju kalba
gi yra ne apie literature, apie
politika, kurioje = kaip irgi
visiems aisku - prof. V. Kreve,
deja, visiskai nera klasikas, O
tik nelaiku ir nelaimingai debiu-
taves debiutantas.
Nuomones apie nevykusi de-
biuta yra ne cenzura, o tik IRE
cenzijos" = zinoma, tokios, ko-
kiu ir tegalima laukti po nepasi-
sekusio debiuto. Be to, tu Pre-
cenziju" siandien jau nei nebe-
butu, jei pats V. Kreve, l.. Do
demo padedamas ar skatinamas,
nebutu ju prisisaukes.
Tarp ko kita, cenzura yra ant
ra virve L. Dovydeno pastogej,
tad jau verciau ir sios temos ne
sisauktu ant savo galvos. stai,
vos tik pasirodzius Siam Nemu-
no numeriui jo bendradarbe S.
Narkeliunaite kreipesi j Dirva,
prasydama paskelbti laiska, kad
L. Dovydenas jos rasini idejo
be jos moro ir sutikimo. Priezas-
tbs = L. Dovydenas rasini taip
iscenzuraves, jog autore nebesu-
tikusi, kad tai butu skelbiama
jos vardu, taciau L. Dovydenas
to nepaises. Girdeti, kad kiti
bendradarbiai airgi skundziasi
panasia cenzura. Kai kuriu au-
toriu net pradeti straipsniai esq
nebaigiami spausdinti del kaz-
kokios cenzuros. Taigi. -.
L. Dovydenas, redakcijos var
du, dar zada netolimoje ateityje
spausdinti rastu, kurie placiau
paliesia V. Kreves atsiminimuo-
Sc mineta laikotarpi.
Ma, jeigu Nemunas 81 pazada
tikrai rengiasi isteseti, tai -
labai prasom nepamirsti isspaus-
dinti Liaudies Seimo vicepirmi-
ninko Gar sekretoriaus? Liudo
Dovydeno kalba, pasakyta Liau-
dies seine, 1910 metu liepos Fl
diena (juk tai kaip tik is to lai-
kotarpio), ir bltinai visa isti-
sal - neiscenziruota!
V. Rastenis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

Rastenis apkaltino Nemuno re.
dakcija uz spausdinima V. Kre.
YES atsiminimu be cenzdros.
W tai V. Rastenis ir visi kit
". Kreves oponentai, nesutike su
Jo tvirtinimais, pasmerkiami is
didziu "Nemuno Redakcijos" ap-
gailestavimu, jiems uzdedamas
netaiklumo bel netaktiSkumo
antspaudas ir pareiskiama, kad
su jais netgi zmonisku diskusiju
negali butt.
Apie Nemuno redakcija is
tikrQju buvo stai kas parasyta
l"Bet dar labiau yra nesupranta-
mi motyvai NemunO redakcijos
kaip ''nepriklausomo kultdros
zurnalo" redakcijos: kokia gi
kultura il mano skleisti, skelb-
DANA tokiu svarbiu klausimu
aiskias klaidas ir neteisybes, ku-
rias il patti puikiai zinc esant ne
Ineteisybemis ?"
Tai vieninteliai zodziai apie
Nemuno redakcija is mano pu-
ses siose diskusijose. Ligi siol
nebuvo galima isivaizduoti, kad
kas nors, isskyrus cekistus (ku-
riuos = uztikrinu L. Dovydena
ir visus, skaitancius siuos TO-
dzius = turejau progos CANA
gerai pazintiD galetu is sio sa-
kinio isvesti kaltinima redakci-
jai uz dejima straipsnio be CEN
zlrOs -.
Tam tikra "cenzura", zinoma,
kiekvienoj, taigi ir Nemuno re-
dakcijoj turi butt: tai paties
redaktoriaus "cenzura" net ir
sau paciam, sprendimas, kas to
laikrascio paskirciai ir dvasiai
tinka spausdinti, kas netinka.
Kiekviena redakcija, net ir uz
autoriu pavardemis pasirasytu
straipsniu paskelbima imasi tam
tikra atsakomybe ir skaitytojai
to ar kito straipsnio skelbime vi
sada mato ne tik autoriaus, bet
ir redakcijos nusistatyma (arba
nusistatymo neturejima). Cali,
zinoma, ir autorius ir redakcija
|nesutikti SUI kitu nuomonemis,
bet viesai pasireiksdami turf
butt pasirenge susilaukti ir vieso
reagavimo.
siuo atveju tiesioginio kalti-
nimo Nemuno redakcijai nebu-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-04-05

|salygom pritaikyti, daugumai atrodo gy-
vendintini nebeatideliojant.
PERNAI rudeniop vienintele is va
|dinamu amerikiniu organizaciju (kurioje,
tiesa irgi stipriai reprezentuojama ir nau-
joji veikliosios visuomenes dalis) priejo is
vados, kad tas veikliojoj visuomenej ISL
|galejes nusistatymas negali butt praleistas
|negirdomis. Ir il isejo SUI konkreciu pa
Isiulymu, kaip jai atrode, pakenciamai is
sprendzianciu ia klausima Tai buvo Anie-
rikos Lietuviu Tautine Sajunga, pasiuliusi
konkretu projekta, kaip patti Taryba tu-
retu praplesti, patobulinti savo organiza-
cine santvarka, kad butu prisitaikyta prize
siu dienu reikalavimu.
Susirinko Tarybos visumos posedis
ir principe taip pat prieme toki nutarima,
net paskyre laika tam klausimui galutinai
sutvarkyti. Tie terminal jau seniai pra-
ejo, viskas, ka girdime is Tarybos virs1-
niu daugumos, tai tik RUgstaus Pieno
Klubo "filosofija', anot kurios, "tie, kurie
daugiausiai kritikuoja ir puldineja kitus
del taip vadinamos bendruomenes, greitai
pasijus, jog jie yra akloj vienuomenej" -.
Taip, is tikruju, pasijus ne tik akloj
"vienuomenej', bet ir akloj tamsuome-
nej...
Bet kurgi toji tamsuomene? Ar tai
yra senoji Americas lietuviu veikeju kar-
ta? Nieko panasaus. Toki itarima su-
griauna vien tas faktas, kad pacios Tary-
bos visumos susirinkimas, kur tu "keistuo-
liu" najoku tebuvo vienas kitas, nutare
pritarti tobulesnio susiorganizavimo ide-
jai. Visas reikalas uzkliuvo pacioje vir-
suneje, kick galime is viesai zinomu faktu
spresti, uzkliuvo tik trijuose ketvirtada-
liuose, ar gal net tik puseje tos virsunes.
Jul< kaip gi kitaip galima suprasti, kad net
paties ALT pirmininko pasillymai, visos
Tarybos paremti, per puse metu nei ne
pradeti vykdyti?
Neveltui daugelio veikeju lupose Wis
dazniau pasigirsta nelemtas zodis - sa-
botazas... Ir jei taip toliau bus, tai dide-
lis klausimas, ar visu pirma tikroj vienuo-
menej neatsidurs tokia virsune ar jos da-
lis, visa savo isminti semianti is Rugstaus
Pieno Klubo?
Ar tai vadinasi demokratiskumas
AMERIKOS Lietuviu Tautine Sa-
junga rengiasi savo suvaziavimui geguzes
II diena. Nuns atrodo, kad tam suvazia-
vimui nebus galima praeiti pro Sail ir toxic
klausimo:
Dalyvaujame Taryboje; atsizvelg-
dami veikliojoj visuomenej esamus nusi-
statymus, pasiuleme reorganizacijos pla-
ma; Tarybos visuma tam sumanymui pri-
tare; visuomene laukia; vykdomasis komi-
tetas taciau to nutarimo nevykdo; kol1ia
is to isvada?
Neuzbegant uz akiu toms isvadoms,
kokios jos bebutu, siuo atveju viena gall,
ma priminti, kad tie ALT dalyviai, kurie
taip itarineti Observation-Disclosures, prak-
tikoj greiciau atsiliepe visuomenes dau-
gumos pageidavimus, negu SUI demokrati-
jos zodziu lupose gulantieji ir keliantieji.
Neveltui yra parasyta, kad ne tas kuris
saukia "Viespatie, Viespatie!", els Dan
gaus Karalyste
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ra veikti, kad reikia tampresniu organiza-
ciniu saitu. Jei nera kitos, geresnes ide-
jos, tai Pasaulio Lietuviu Bendruomenes
organizaciniai pagrindai, atitinkamai siom
salygom pritaikyti, daugumai atrodo gy-
vendintini nebeatideliojant.