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Well may old Richard CrashaW's
words, applied to the Book OF
Common Prayer, 'Lo! here
little volume but great book,
come up to mind as we open the
treatise De Imitatione Christi.
Small though it is in size, it has
outlived whole libraries of pom
derous tones. Springing from
monastery, thework Of onewhose
life and labors were consecrated
to the Church of Rome, 1t has
shown so clear stamp Of our
common Christianity, and has
borne besides so few traces OF
error in doctrine, precept or ex-
ample, that the followers OF
Luther and Calvin, of Cranmer
and Knox, of Whitefield and
Wesley, have owned it as worthy
of use in the souls humble access
to its Makers presence. And so
this little volume,-a book for
the heart and the closet,-comes
down to us. with the consenting
voice of all past time in its praise,
since the day it first came forth
from the cell of a Kempis. And
whether its words of prayer and
nreceut its rules for holy living
and self-examination, have met
the eye from the parchment
page, glowing with the painters
witching skill, and splendid in
its surrounding of ivory, gold, or
precious stones, or from the we'll
thumbled pocket volume, dear
to the humble Christian of some
unknown spot Of earth, its voice
has been ever the same. 1t takes
of the things of Christ and COM
mends them unto us. 1t reveals
the mind, and it repeats the
words, of Him who was "given
to be unto us both a sacrifice
for sin, and also an example of
godly life" Is the Master heard
nowadays as of old, crying in
the market-places or whispering
in the ear the gracious "Follow
Me-" of invitation? To Christ
and to His service this little book,
the precious legacy of the old
Christianity, summons us with
ceaseless call. Does the Lord lay
on our shoulders the cross, and
bid us trace the Via Doloross of
sucering, shame, and sorrow?
All! this little book has been the
souls companion through many
a sad Gethsemsne, and up the
steep sides of many spiritual
/ Golgotha. And does the Lord in
mercy to us mingle with His
commands, promises OF the hun
dred-fold recompense. of reward?
Here. too, is the crown displayed
above the cross, and in the splen-
/ dor of its shining we are taught
( to despise the same, and deem
the earth's affections light. It
would have us followers of
! Christ, not afar off, as was Peter
the night Of the betrayal, but
near at hand, pressing close and
closer to our Lord. Lowly, like
the lowly Jesus, would it make
4 us. who would take His yoke
/ upon us and learn of Him. Hum
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INTRODUC TON
To

instrument of cruel tortures. We
must often be perfected, as was
the Master, through suffering.
Ours must be the lonely vigils
with Christ of whole nights spent
in prayer. Ours must be the
painful self-denials, in which the
Son of God becomes our exem-
pIar. We must often call back
the hands from labor, that the
heart may pray to God, and we
must sometimes turn our gaze
away from the unclouded bright
ness of the sun Of righteousness,
to look within upon ourselves,
and see our sin and shame.
In this work of self-examina-
ton. this wonderful little book is
comforting to anxious, faithful
souls. It's short, quivering SEN
tences" clinging to the memory,
could not fail of influencing the
life. and the life Influenced by its
maxims and controlled by its
sober, scriptural requirements,
will be that of one working out
his own salvation, will be that
of one working out his own sal
vation with fear and trembling,
conscious all the while that God
is working in and with him both
to will and to do of His own
good pleasure.
Nor may it be truly said Of
this manual of the inner spiritual
4 life. as the eloquent historian of
/ Latin Christianity has asserted,
that 1T is absolutely and entirely
selfish in its aim as in its acts.
/ Granted, to quote the further
criticism of this gifted author,
that ''its sole, single, exclusive
object is the publication, the ele-
walton of the individual soul, of
the man absolutely isolated from
his kind, of the man dwelling
alone in solitude, in the hermit
age of his own thoughts; with no
fears or hopes, no sympathies of
our common nature" Still it does
not follow, even from this, that
a help to individual sanctifcation
| necessarily induces selfishness.
Well does Dean Goodwin, in his
Introduction to a paraphrase of
this book, meet this charge. 1T
appears to me that my devout
reader of the book would say,
certainly the reading of this
book does not encourage me to
be selfish, but rather makes me
/ ashamed of selfshness. It is true
that my duty to my neighbor is
not the principal theme of the
book; but, still, I feel that if I
could realize in my heart some
thing of that intense spirit of
devotion, that nearness to God,
that seraphic piety which ami
mates the Imitation, it would
come out and show itself in my
conduct" And the life and con-
duct, springing thus from init
mate union and communion with
God, would be, as was the Mas
ter's worldwide IN its grasp of
love, untiring in its egorts for
others good.
Continued Next Week.
The guardian., 1951-01-20
Joe Louis Gives
Award To "Suuar

NEW YORK - Joe Louis had
the honor of presenting the Ed
ward ]. Neil Memorial Plaque
for outstanding service to Boxing
through 1850, to Sugar" Ray
Robinson at the Silver Annivers-
ary Dinner of the Boxing Writers
Asso. Jan. 9th at the Waldorf
Astoria.
At the same dinner, Publisher
Nat Fleischer presented t h e
Rings championship belt and
Fighter of the year award" to
Ezzard Charles.
The guardian., 1951-01-20
SeeiiH1 :
Stars
with DOLORES CALVIN

NEW YORK-Saw a sneak pre-
view of "The Steel Helmet" with
James Edwards, one of the stars,
who was viewing it for the first
time Poor Jimmy: every few
minutes he was hiding his face
and peeking through, then perk-
ing his ears for critics comments.
Well, we can safely say, in print,
that "The Steel Helmet" will be
one of the best films of the year
Jimmy plays colored medic and
the part could've been for any
American actor. He co-stars with
Robert Hutton (of jamie fame)
and Steve Brodie (who played
with Jimmy in Home of The
Brave) . i. Plans to premiere it
in Seoul were cancelled sue to the
current war situation, so the
world preme will be right in New
York next week, with celebs, pro-
ducers and the works attending.
Stephen McNally, who did such
a magnificent role as the head
doctor in mo Way Out, has
been trying for the longest to get
his six kids to see him play a
hero role Finally such a role
came along in western He
was a hero in "Wyoming Mail"
And he took the kids, from 4
years old to 9 to the show They
had to stand lin line 2 hours /.
When the picture came on the
kids were fast asleep ...
Eddie Williams in Los Angeles
writes us that he's reJomed the
Johnny Moore Three Blazers
which incidentally has added a
good girl singer, Myra johnson,
and Floyd Dixon, the recording
star Oscar Moore, former
King Cole man, and Johnny
Moore. the two guitarists are still
leading
The Charles Brown Mabel
Scott divorce situation looks bet
ter than it really is Ella Fitz-
Gerald gave her male business
associates some mighty pretty
Schiaparelli designed silk ties for
Christmas which are being sport
ed around in theatrical circles
Prettily priced too Saraf
Vaughn a n d hubby, G e org
Treadwell, who share a heart
warming, human story in Oul
worlds coming issue about them
selves. really enjoyed their owl
car which was specially driver
IN Miami from New York during
Christmas when Sarah
Edna Mae Robinson declaring
those rumors untrue, that she 90
two sinners from hubby Ray TO
agetting out of line" in Paris
PENNY Carter, who drove in t
New York for look-see at IN
booking situation, drove back I
l. A. and will return about rel
Now we hear that Elaine Rob
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I o
"Of The Imitation of Christ"
bu Thomas A. KensptS

bile as He was who trod so
patiently, the sands of Palestine
ON ceaseless missions of willing
service to poor, sick, and suffer-
irg humanity, would it make us,
who are so prone to pride, so
selfish in every thought and aim.
It bids us strive to enter into the
straight gate. Its call is to un-
ceasing watchfulness and prayer.
It opens to us ourselves, our
hearts that we so willingly veil
even from our own inspection,
and in all our sin and shame 1t
would bring us to the Saviour,
and when folded it would bring
us to the Saviour, and when
folded in His arms, it would keep
us ever near Him.
1t is the close copying OF Bible
truths and Bible teachings which
has made this little book a
worlds invaluable heritage. Times
change, and so do circumstances,
but the heart of man is still the
same. Each generation repeats
the experience of that which pre-
cedes it, and we of today are
called upon to meet the same
trials and temptations, the same
sorrows and disappointments,
which drove the Christian of
mediaeval times to the cloister,
and which should drive us, not
indeed to the lonely cell of the
anchorite, but to that anchorite s
determination, self-denial, and
conservation unto God. There s
is no ''royal road" to heaven, now
that a Luther's voice has uttered
the reformation doctrine, in
which reechoed the primitive be-
lief, "The just shall live by
faith" Faith that is real, living,
is an energizing power, Our
union with Christ our Lord, has
tests by which it may be known.
The branch united to the living
vine bears fruit, by which it may
be recognized by all men. AS
Chalmers says, ''The utter re-
nunciation of self-the surrender
of all vanity-the patient endur-
ance of evils and wrongs-the
crucifxion of natural and world
ly desires-the absorption of all
our interests and passions in the
enjoyment of God-and the SUI
bordination of all we do, and OF
all we feel, to His glory-these
form the leading virtues of our
( pilgrimage, and, in the very pro-
portion of their rarity and their
painfulness, are they the more
effectual tests of our regenera-
tion." And so, even in our ac-
tivity there is need of meditation,
watchfulness, and prayer. Ours
may else become a mere per
functory Christianity, mechan-
ical routine of words spoken and
deeds done in the name of the
Master, and all the while desti-
tute Of that inner, higher spirit
ual life, without which we and
all our works are dead before
God. The cross, then, must be
laid upon our shoulders, thai
that cross which Of old was the
! badge Of shame. as well as the
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FOR SALE

- Very good, fam, 5-6-6 rms,
h.w. floors, sep. heaters, front and
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$1,000 down, balance easy terms.
CEDAR ST. - family brick,
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Real buy on ST. GERMAlN ST. -
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BLUE HILL AVE. - 10 rm. single,
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Price $4,000; terms arranged.
Owner will vaeate for buyer.
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ST. GERMAlN ST. - family
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DENNIsoN ST. - s fam. brick,
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SEE EASY RouNDTREE
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HARRlSHoF ST. - Large furH.
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HUMBOLDT AVE. - Large furH.
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WARE INST. - 3Dz furnished
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DALE ST. - z unfuF. rooms, both
heated, large, spacious.
PARKING SPACE TO LET
S. oftsws Street
WALNUT AVE. = Large furnished
room.
GEORGIA ST. - Large furn. room,
$40 per week.
MUNRoE ST. - Large furnished
room, $40 per week.
ST. - Furnished room.
rent S7.o0 per week.
LIST YOUR VACANT ROOMS
WITH RoUNDTREE's ROOM
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NOTARY PUBLIC
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Garrison 1880
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FOR SALE
RoxBuRY

aNSANSSA
, Fam, 4-5-5 rms. , piece open
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system; newly painted outside.
Price S6ooo-G.l.-cash $500.
3 Fam, 6-6-6 rms, sep. hot water
heaters, rear piazzas, near Blue
Hill Ave. and Warren ST. bus seFV-
ice. Reasonably priced.
6 aDts. - s and ] rooms each.
steam heat; 7 room apt. vacated
Jan. or Feb. ! for purchaser. Reas-
onabIy priced and terms within
your reach. In the residential Elm
Hill district.
z Fam. - 4 car garage; 4 rooms
and reception hall in each apart
ment. Near franklin Park. Price
$Io,5oo.
3 Fam. - 5-6 9 s rms, sep.
hot water heaters, 4 ear garage.
Large lot Of land with sunlight
Fsees and flowers. Price $4,000.
Cash 5000 or $4,000. Desirable
neighborhood.
Singles Of 7 rooms, some hard
wood floors. Located in park
space where peace and quietness
abounds. Bus service, schools and
stores convenient. Owner will
Vaeate. Price $500.
) Fam. - as 8 5 rooms. Large
rear yard where children can play.
Rear piazzas. Each tenant makes
own heat. Income SIT monthly.
Low price $500. Cash $1,000 or
more.
BOSTON
Here is a corner grocery business
in residential district doing .
good daily business and could be
made TO do double OF treble the
present daily turnover IL young
man or couple would take II over
az this oppoFtune time. The pFes-
ent owner is now aged and wants
70 retire. II is . good sized store
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inson, the pretty widow of the
great Bill, will start singing for
her bread n butter We had
reported last summer that the
fair damsel was rehearsing for a
chorus routine (she was chorus
girl when she met Bid 49,.
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VETERANS
WORLD WAR u

Both men and women who served
in any Of the armed services II
World War Two are entitled 20
purchase as . home-singIe, fwo,
three OF four family houses. u Is
necessary that they have en- Hon
orabIs Discharge having been in
the service at least 90 days and st
least $500 cash.
First and Second Mortgages
placed also Fire Insurance
on Reel Estate, and Home
furnishings.
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DR.VYDUNAS.

kuriam prizes pora menesiq
ATS 1 skyriaus (Brooklyne,
N. W valdyba buvo pasiuntusi
maisto siuntini, pereita savaite
atsiunte skyriui laiska, kuriame
tarp kitko raso: "Gerbiamieji
tautieciai, caves pirm kelly sa-
vaiciq jusu siuntini, neradau ju-
sq adreso, tai turejau laisku jo
pasiprasyti. Todel galiu tik da-
bar atsidekoti. Ir darau tai nuo-
sirdziai. Gaunu vel dazniau to-
kiQ siuntiniq, ir man tai sukelia
kazkoki rupesti. AS galiu pragy-
venti, bet yra kit, kurie labai
vargsta. Apie tokius pasiteirau-
kite ir juos apdovanokite. Man
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GRAZUS
PAMINEJIMAS

John D. Cremer, Jr., Ameri-
kos Raudonojo Kryziaus Cleve-
lando skyriaus direktorius, ga
yes gen. V. Nagiaus parasyta
monografija apie pulk. Ryano
ir Americas Raudonojo Kry-
ziaus pagalba Lietuvai jos ne
priklausomybes pradzioje, savo
padekoje autoriui pareiske, kad
monografija esant idomi ir pra-
plecianti zinias apie Lietuva bel
Americas Raudonojo Kryziaus
veikla Lietuvoje. Todel zada jos
turini perduoti Clevelando laik-
rasciams, o pacia monografija
laikyti Raudonojo Kryziaus ar
chyve, kaip istorini dokumenta.
Be to-, vienas monografijos eg-
zempliorius esas nusiqstas ir
Am. Raud. Kr. Scrantono sky
riu, kur yra pulk. Ryano gimti-
ne ir kur jis palaidotas.
Kaip jau pranesta, monogra-
fila yra iteikta ir Amerikos Rau-
donojo Kryziaus centrui.
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navusiu anais laikais po 10, IL
kapeiku ;.
Paskui seka kitoki musu anu
laiku literaturos ''perlai", tai
Zemaites ''Kent kaltas, kent ne
kaltas", "Paveikslai", "Pritruko
kantrybes'' ir TT. Netruksta cia
ir Saliamono Banaicio spaustu-
veje 1907 m. isspausdintos "Lie-
tuvos Virejos" -.
Rimtesniq autoriu ir knygu
tarpe randame Kreves "Sute-
mose", "Dainavos Sales Senu
zmoniu Padavimai', j. sliupo
"Lietuviu tauta Senoveje ir
siendien" e tomai), zemaites
rastus, Upton Sinclair Kara
Illus Anglis" (J. Pasesupio vcr-
timas) ir kelias kitas rimtesnio
turinio knygas.
Pc toxic "atradimo" Stu eilu-
ciu autorius kreipesi j svetimu
kalbu skyriaus vedeja SUI klau-
simu is kur lietuviskos knygos
sioje bibliotekoje atsirado, ar
jas kas skaito ir ar galima butQ
ta skyriq papildyti naujomis lie
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JIESKOS TINKAMOS
MOKYKLOS

Liepos % d. Brooklyne buvo
susirinke lietuviai tevai, kuriu
vaikai lanko> New Yorko If
Brooklyno mokyklas.
Pedagogas Bronius Kulys pa
skaitoje isdeste, kad lietuviams
reikia mokyklos, kurioje butQ +:
lituanistikos destymas, kate
kizacija lietuviskai, tautiniu
svenciu minejimai, mokiniu pa
maldos SUI lietuviskomis giesne-
mis- bel lietuvisku pamokslu, lie
tuviska aplinka pacioje mokyk-
loje.
Susirinkimas nutare daryt
zygiu pasiekti bent lituanistiko!
destyma, kurioje nors (privati
neje ar viesoje) mokykloje
Tuo rupintis isrinktas komite
tas: P. Naujokaitis, K. Vasi
liauskas, j. zukas, v. Klinavi
cius ir M. Senkus.
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CLEVELAND, OHIO
PASITARIMAS
spaudos reikalais

Amerikos Lietuviu Tautines
Sajungos Spaudos ir Informaci-
jos Komisija, organizuodama
leidykla tautinei spaudai leisti,
leidyklos veikimo plane yra nu-
maciusi Dirvos leidimo peremi-
ma. Todel buvo svarbu issiais-
kinti SUI tame reikale formaliai
daugiausiai suinteresuotais as
menimis, kokiomis salygomis
tas peremimas galetu ivykti.
Tuo tikslu pereita penktadieni
ir sestadieni, liepos q ir % die
nomis pas J. Baciuna, Tabor
Farmoje, Mich, ivyko pasitari-
mas, kuriame dalyvavo j. Ba-
ciunas, K. S. Karpius, V. Raste=
mis- ir minetos komisijos pirm.
B. Gaidziunas, O antrajame po-
sedyje ir adv. Antanas Oils.
Pasitarime sutartos naujajai
leidyklai visiskai palankios per-
emimo salygos. Be to, adv. A.
Olio patarimu, nusistatyta per-
svarstyti leidyklos bendroves
susitvarkyma. Adv. A.. Olio pa
tarimai dalyvavusiems atrode
labai praktiski ir pamatuoti. Jie
bus formaliai svarstomi 81 penk-
tadieni ivykstanciame Sp. ir
Inf. Komisijos posedyje, kuria-
me bus galutinai nustatytas lei
dyklos bendroves pobudis.
Be to-, Sp. ir Inf. Komisijos
atstovai, pasinaudodami adv. A.
Olio, kaip ALT vicepirmininko
bel ALTS atstovo Am. Liet.
Taryboje, dalyvavimu, pasidali-
no turimomis ziniomis is Lietu-
vos laisves kovai vadovaujanciu
organu veikimo.
syss .s-sy &4r n ~.
primins amerikieciams Lietuva
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LietuviSkos knygos Los Angeles bibiotekoj

Be dauge1io kitty, svetimomis
kalbomis skyriu, sioje bibliote-
koje yra ir lietuviskasis skyrius
Jane 20 lietuviu kalba knygos,
kuriu didziaja dalimi siu laiku
lietuvis negali geretis, ju buvi-
mas tokiame menkame lietuviu
skyriuje lietuviams garbes ne
daro. M. Jaroslavskio "Leninas,
jo gyvenimas ir darbai" (V.
Tauro vertimas) - "stambiau-
sias" veikalas tame skyriuje.
Tai Amerikos Lietuviu Darbi-
ninku Literaturos Draugijos
(berods tos draugijos skyrius
yra ir cia pat Los Angeles) lei
dinys, gi spauda - "Laisves".
Prize 'Lenino" prisiglaudes Maui
derodes spaustuveje Tilzeje
spausdintas "Marksas", paskui
K. Rutkaus "sutaisyta"
Krikscionybe ir Socializmas'
ir visa ellie panasiq leidiniq, kai-
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tuviskomis knygomis. I tai buve
gautas toks paaiskinimas. Esa.
mos lietuviskos knygos suauko-
tos vietos lietuviq prizes 20-3O ii
daugiau metQ. Ju n e k a S
neskaito, per daug metu vos keli
lietuviai terra domejesi tomis
knygomis. Delei papildymo, lie
tuviai turetu paduoti pareiski-
ma, pasirasyta didesnio skai-
claus, kad noretu matyti biblio-
tekoje tokias ir tokias lietuvis-
kas knygas ir nurodyti kur jas
galima pirkti. Toks lietuviu,
kaip mokesciu moketoju, 'pagei-
davimas neabejotinai butu pa
tenklnCaS.
Taigi, bedejuojant lietuviskos
knygos sunkia buitimi, gal nea-
tideliotinai vertetu pasinaudoti
sitomis galimybemis netik Los
Angeles miesto bibliotekoje, bet
ir visose kitose Amerikos mics
tn viesose bibliotekose. Tikriau-
siai keli tukstanciai gerq lietu-
visku knygu rastu savo vieta ir
skaitytojus.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02
Karo pavojuS nuolat didejqs

Siomis dienomis paskelbta,
kad gen. Marshallas, prizes pora
savaiciu kalbedamas biudzeto
komisijoje, papasakojo senate
riams, jog visuotinio karo pa
vojus nuolatos dideja, mes turf
ma ziniq, jog Rusijos ir jos diri-
guojamu krastu karines pale
gos nuolat ir skubiai didinamos.
Tai jis pareiske komisijoje,
kuri svarste karini biudzeta. w.
riausybe praso kongresa skirt
ginklavimosi reikalams 60 BIZ
lionq doleriu - tai yra didziau-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-08-02
;. .Eik Su veIniu ObnOIiaui :"

Yra sakoma: Elk SUI velnil
obuoliauti - liksi ir be obuolil
ir be tarbos!" Panasiai atsitikt
ir Anglijos uzsieniu reikalu mi.
nisteriui Morrisonui, kuris pa.
bande sudaryti savotiska susi.
tarima SUI sovietine spauda.
Morrisonas paklause sovietr
spaudos atstovus, ar jie galetu
istisai isspausdinti pasikalbeji!
ma SUI juo, nieko is jo pareiski-
mo neisbraukdami? Rusai at
sake, kad galetu, jeigu Anglijos
laikrasciai irgi sutiktu atspaus-
dinti istisai ir jq atsakyma
Morrisono pareiskimus. Morri-
sonas pradzioje paaiskino, jog
jis savo spaudos negali priversti
to padaryti, mes Anglijoj spauda
valdzios nekontroliuojama, ia
ciau keli Londono laikrasciai pa
sisiule patys ia padaryti.
Ir stai dabar "Pravda" is
spausdino pasikalbejima su Nor,
risonu, taip pat idejo ir save
'atsakyma. Morrisono pareiskimo
buvo apie 1900 zodziu, atsakyme
apie $500. sesi Londono dienras
ciai perspausdino viska, kas bu
vo "Pravdoje". Radijas kartoj;
tq pareiskimu turini. zodziu sa
kant, visa Anglia ir visas pa
saulis turf progos susipazint
lygiai SUI Morrisono pareiski
mais, lygiai su sovietu valdi
niais atsakymais.
o ten? Tx dabar Morrisonu
ir anglams paaiskejo, kad jie