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Evening star., 1951-10-04
Proposed Ban on Sale
OF Safe Fireworks
In District Attacked

The Washington Board of
Trade urged the Commissioners to
make no change in District regu-
lations permitting the sale of
safe and sane" fireworks here.
The city heads have been con-
sidering a proposal to ban sale
of all fireworks here. At present
only such fireworks as firecrackers
and skyrockets are prohibited.
They postponed action until
after July in order not to work
a hardship on merchants who had
stocked up in anticipation of the
holiday.
In a letter received today,
Thomas j. Groom, Trade Board
president. said figures from the
Fire Marshal on damage from
fireworks here last July indicated
there were seven fires with a total
loss of $355.
One Death Reported.
He said three of the fires ap-
parently resulted from the So
called safe and sane" fireworks,
but four were attributed to the
type already prohibited here.
Mr.. Groom added there was one
death which could be attributed to
use of fireworks, but 1t resulted
from ignition of clothing by a
match. He pointed out this could
not be definitely blamed on the
availability of fireworks.
Since four of the fires were
caused by Illegal fireworks. Mr..
Groom expressed the view it would
be relatively impossible completely
to stop the use of fireworks here
even if their sale were banned.
Urge Caps Be Sold.
In view of estimates that retail
sale of safe and sane" fireworks
here totaled about $250,0O0 year,
he said, the facts do not seem to
justify adoption of the proposal.
An earlier letter from the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation, Inc, also asked continual
tion of the safe and sane" fire.
works. 1t suggested that toy caps
for cap pistols. now prohibited
here, also be permitted, contend
Ing that they are not explosive
forms of firecrackers or fire.
works"
The commissioners postponed
action on the proposal again Sc
that Engineer Commissioner
Bernard L. Robinson could study
the matter.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

On a shoestring and a batch
of coat hangers Gallinger Hos
pital has built an unusual de-
partment to rehabilitate physic-
ally handicapped persons.
Open house was held at the
hospital yesterday to show a
group of area doctors and city
officials what has been accom-
plished in the 10 months since
the department Of physical
medicine and rehabilitation was
opened in one room. Today it
occupies a floor of a building
and has 100 patients. Some 700
have been treated during the
period.
The shoestrine is speaking
figuratively. but the coat hang
ers actually were used. accord
ing to DR.. Josephine Buchanan.
who is in charge of the depart
ment.
No d. c. Funds For Job.
With no District funds for the
Job, the department was opened
with grants from the United
States Public Health Service and
the District Office of Vocational
Rehabilitation. The budget re-
quests for fiscal 1853 seek about
$4,000 to continue the work.
Forced to improvise in many
instances, the coat hangers came
into use when DR.. Buchanan's
staff was confronted with the
case of a 22-year-old youth al
most completely paralyzed.
Nearly four years ago. he in
jured himself in a diving acci-
dent.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
D. G. Area Men Named
To College Council
SpeeioI Dispoteh 10 The Star

FRONT ROYAL, Va. Oct. A.
Two District area cadets are
among the nine members named
to the first cadet council at Ran
.dolph-Macon Academy in its Co.
year history.
They are Cadet Pfc. jeff H.
Dennis, Arlington, and Cadet Will
liam w. Keefer. Silver Spring
Both have been elected as repre-
sentatives from the lower classes.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

Mr.. Roberts replied, 1--WE charge
the assault was committed in the
furtherance of a scheme to pub
licize this incident for the pur-
pose of maligning Mr.. Pearson and
destroying his business" The at
tack, he added. was part of a
premeditated plan" to publicly
humiliate the columnist and cause
him financial loss"
Points to Second Count.
The second count. Mr.. Roberts
said, relates to Senator McCarthy's
alleged efforts to spread to
others" and otherwise publicize
the speech he made against Mr.
Pearson on the floor of the Senate
on December Is. three days after
the physical encounter.
"In this speech" Mr.. Roberts
continued, "he accused Mr.. Pear
son of numbering the late James
Forrestal as surely as though with
Ia machine-gun." The Senator. he
said, urged persons not to buy
hats from the commercial Spon-
sor of Mr.. Pearson's broadcasts.
The Senator branded Mr.. Pear
son as a spokesman for the Com
Imunist Party, Mr.. Roberts told
the court. land there is no longer
any doubt that such a charge is
.libelous on the face of it,"
The second count, he continued,
also accuses the Senator of hand
ing a 37-page mimeographed copy
of his speech to members Of the
press gallery.
Question of Public Interest
These acts, the attorney con-
tended, continue to injure Mr..
Pearson in his trade. He declared
the third count raises the question
Evening star., 1951-10-04
Drought Brings
Big Cash Loss
ToNearbyArea
Maryland, Virginia
Doiry and Farm
Operations Hard Hit

An unusual fall drought-de-
scribed by some officials as the
worst since 1941 is beginning to
hit Washington area farmers in
the pocketbook.
County agents in Fairfax
County, Va, and Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties, Md, re-
ported today the effect of the long
dry spell, particularly on pasture
lands. is costing farmers millions
of dollars.
Dairy farmers appear to be
hardest hit. Virtually all of them
are using winter feeds for their
COWS. Winter feeds ordinarily are
not used before November l..
The rich dairy belt of upper
Montgomery County hasn't seen
a good rain since the latter part
of June, according to County
Agent o. w. Anderson.
Pasture Grains Weakened.
Even if a good rainfall comes
now, Mr.. Anderson is doubtful
that it will do any good because
the pastures probably would be
killed by the cold before they got
a good fall growth. And without
a proper start now, he added,
pasture grains will be weak in the
spring.
P. E. Clark. Prince Georges
County agent. said the situation
lis getting kind of serious" The
tobacco crop suffered from lack
of rainfall throughout the sum-
mer, except in the central part
of the county around Upper
Marlboro. he said.
In Virginia, Fairfax County
Agent Joseph E. Beard said some
farmers are importing hay from
Wisconsin at $32 to $40 a ton.
He said the drought has been
particularly bad in the area be-
tween U. S. Route SO and the
Potomac River. from Annandale
to the western portion of the
county.
Maryland Drought Serious.
The drought is reported to be
even more serious in Western
Maryland and some other parts
of Virginia. State officials are
becoming concerned about forest
fires.
The forest fire threat in Vir-
Iginia looms greatest in the CEN
tral forest belt, running from the
peninsula to the Blue Ridge
Mountains.
At Charlottesville, District For
ester Dallas Willfong said, IF we
don't get rain within the next IS
days to three weeks, we will be in
serious trouble"
Thomas Elliott. district forester
at Staunton, said his district has
not had much trouble yet. But
he predicted a continued dry spell
could change things for the worse.
Forest fires in the Richmond
area, in Chesterfield, Henrico and
Hanover Counties, are increasing
at an alarming rate, said District
Forester j. L. Jolly.
The drought also has caused
water shortages for, many COM
munitieS and smaller cities
through the State. burned up
pastures, and aggravated stream
pollution.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
Donohue Speaks Tonight

Commissioner F. Joseph Dono-
hue will speak on District affairs
at the sixth anniversary charter
night dinner dance of the Friend
ship Lions Club in the Kenwood
Country Club at 7 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
7o Virginia Strikes in 81

RICHMOND. Oct. 4 (P.-Vir-
ginia industries suffered from 79
strikes during the first half of
1851, the State Bureau of Labor
Statistics reported today. The
walkouts resulted in 325,000 man
days of idleneSS.
Evening star., 1951-10-04

the z pm. Sot.
urduy deodIins
approaches. You
con help avoid
this situotion by
ordering your
sundoy od eorIier
in the week.
The Stor cor.
ries more elossi.
REC n q n th@
three other
Washington
newspapers com.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
Noveno Planned in ArIinqton

John F.. Madigan Post, Catholic
War Veterans, will sponsor a
special novena for peace to Our
Lady of Fatima tomorrow through
October 13 in st. Charles Church,
IArlington.
Evening star., 1951-10-04
Forty Want Ad Takers
At Star on SATURDAYS

The stor on Saturdays hos 40 per.
sons on hond to help eoIIers compose
their Sunday classified DDS. Even 50.
q bockloe Of coils often deveIope. az
Evening star., 1951-10-04

bined. Advertise IN this tremendous
showcase when you won't to buy or sell
goods or services. Phone Sterling 5000
todoy.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

ton of a substantial sum to smoke
out the anti-Semitic rascals, who
have made Jew-baiting a finan-
cially remunerative racket, would
do more to promote good Ameri-
canism than the tch-hunting
antics of some of our legislators.
And while Congress is at it, it
might set an example of good
Americanism by Kidding itself of
some of its members who by &C.
ton and word have done more to
discredit the American name than
the masters of the Kremlin.
Anti-Semitism is a blight upon
our country. It is also racket in
which clever operators are max
ing millions by working on the
RIGHTEOUSNESS of the ignorant and
the misinformed.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28

Congressman said that any group
dedicated to the gospel of hate is
a threat to American security and
must be exposed for what it is.
We Fundamentally agree with
Congressman Yorty. But we
would extend the investigation to
every nook and corner where the
disseminators of hate are operat-
ing. Millions of the taxpayers
money is being spent in Congress
sional investigations. An alloca-
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1951-09-28
Meridian, Miss.
Sc N SIBLE

Congressman Samuel Yorty of
California has asked the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee to investigate the anti-Semitic
propaganda of CALIFORNIA; Robert
Fl. Williams. The Los Angeles
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

Daznai galvojama, kad rasy-
tojai savo kuriniuose privalo
vaizduoti tik nepaprastus zmo-
mes Taip, didziuosiuose litera-
turos kuriniuose yra Quota di-
deliu ideju ir sukurta nepapras-
tu asmenybiQ. Taciau modernio-
il literature krypsta paprastes-
nj, realesni kasdienybes vaizda-
vima. Moderniuju rasytoju tarpe
kaskart daugiau atsiranda to-
kiu, kuriems kaip tiktai idomes-
mes ne zmonijos isimtys, bet
kasdieniski zmones su visomis
savo silpnybemis.
Vienas is tokiq yra naujausiu
laiku rasytojas Henri Queffelec,
gimimo bretonas, jau 1914 me-
tais j save atkeipes ypatinga de-
mesi. Jis yra krikscioniskasis
romanistas, bet jo vaizduojami
asmenys toll grazu nera toxic.
kuriuos butu galima pavadinti
romano herojais. Jie nepasizy-
mi nei ypatingu kilniuoju he
roizmu, jie taip pat nera nei
kokie ypatingi nusikalteliai, ne:
avantiuristai. Ne. 10 personaza:
yra paprasti zmones, kurie SUI.
geba butt geri ir blogi, moks
auksciau pakilti ir zemiau nu.
sileisti, saves atsizadeti, bet il
saves neuzmirsti.
Vienas paciu geriausiu Quef
felec kuriniu yra "Pasaulio kras
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
Specialize ir bendros issiIovinimos

zmoniq zinojimui didejant,
jau~ seniai pasidare nebeimano-
ma viska zinoti ar nors tik sick
tick orientuotis didesniame skai-
ciuje mokslo saku ar profesiju.
] ''Vaiksciojanciu enciklopediju"
laikai praejo ir daugiau nebe-
girls. Todel auklejimo srityje Wis
labiau linkstama ruosti ko siau-
resnius specialistus, apleidziant
platesni bendra issilavinima.
Aisku, netruko ir netruksta
platesnio issilavinimo salininku.
siandiena ta didele zmonijos in
telektine problema tebera ne
isspresta -.
Abb kryptys kovoja. Toje pa
cioje tautoje salia sriciu, kur
vyrauja siauros specializacijos
tendencija, randame sriciu, kur
visai aiskiai siekiama platesnio
issilavinimo. Kurioje nors sri
tyje kartais laimi viena tenden-
cija, kartais kita. Pvz., Vokieti-
! joje aukstojo technikos mokslo
istaigose nuo pirmojo pasaulinio
karo Xxi 1936-37 .metu aiskiai
vyravo specializacijos tendenci-
ia, O paskutiniu laiku linkstama
vel prie platesnio issilavinimo in
zinieriu ruosime.
Nesvetima 81 problema ir
NUNS. Daug kas jau nepriklau-
somoje Lietuvoje reikalavo pro-
fesines specializacijos. "Maziau
gimnaziju, daugiau amatu mo-
kyklu! Ka veiksime SUI inteli-
gentu perteklium" - buvo daz-
mai girdima mintis. Ypatingai
smarkus specializacijos reikala-
vimas buvo tremties metu. Bu-
vo smarki opozicija prizes musg
gausias tremties gimnazijas, ku.
ri reikalavo jaunima ruosti anna.
tininkais, "kad jie lengviau ga.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

kad jo vaizduojamieji veikejai
yra :. paprasti kasdieniski EMO
mes.
Genevieve tampa nugaleta ir
nugaleta ne ja supancios aplin-
kos, bet pacios saves. Absolute
vienatve, kurioje il turf gyventi,
neziurint jos jaunos, karstos II
moteriskos Strides, ja privercia
ieskoti iSeities. Savo sielos gel
mese il jauciasi esanti tik la
bal silpna asmenybe, negalinti
atsisakyti nei savo jaunystes
nei savo moteriskumo. Meiles IL
gesys privercia ia begti is Site
laukinio kampo, nors kuri Lake
il ir buvo sugebejusi save nuga-
lett ir teisingai valdyti lauki-
niu vaiku burr.
RasytOjo grazus Jumoras
subtilus jautrumas ir didziulis
talentas leidzia jam labai lido
miai vaizduoti Sta primityyr
Bretanes kampo gyvenima. Tue
paciu metu jis sugeba nemora.
lizuoti, bet butt idejiskai labai
stiprus.
Bet kas svarbiausia = Quef.
feleco vaizduojamieji heroja
niekados netampa menkystemis
nors ir lieka SUI visomis zmogis.
komis silpnybemis, mes jie pasi
zyni ypatingu tikejimo stipru
Imu. Pagal Albert Beguir
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18

gyvenima Amerikoje = kaip
nepaprastai daug skurdesnis at
rodytu ju gyvenimas, jei butu
visiskai netureta jokiu lietuvis-
ky pramogu, vadinamuju lie-
tuvisku vakaru!
Ir dabar, argi ne lietuviskieji
vakarai - susiejimai kiekviena-
me kraste ir kiekviename konti-
nente gaivina lietuviu dvasia +?
Jeigu bent viename tokiame va
kare, kur kalbama ir apie bust
ma Lietuvos dvasia ir gieda-
mas mdsq tautos himnas, galetq
dalyvauti nors vienas lietuvis
is pavergtos Lietuvos - jis tai
brangintu ir ivertintu ne taip,
kaip daznas is musu -.
Miela esti ir jaunimui pabuvo-
tt savoj, lietuviskoj aplinkoj, ir
juo mieliau, juo dazniau joje
buvoja. JUS, jaunieji, kurie jau-
ciate tai, patraukite atgal j sa-
vo burr ir tuos, kurie, gal kar-
tais is lengvabudiskumo ar atsi-
tiktiniu aplinkybiu patraukti,
pradeda atsalti nuo savos lietu-
viskos seimos. Gal jie siandien
dar nenujaucia, kokia tustuma
liks ju sielose ateityje, kai jie
visiskai nutols nuo savuju. Ia
da gall butt veloka sugrizti, We
loka sulydyti nutrukusius sal
tus. Verciau yra palaikyti juos,
kol tebera nenutruke!
Tad daugiau demesio lietuvis-
kiems vakarams! Tarp ko kita
= kuo daugiau juose bus jau-
nimo, tue idomesni jie bus kaip
tik paciam jaunimui. Tie, kurie
pilnai tebejuntate lietuviskos
seimos siluma - nepaleiskite
nuo saves tu draugu, kuriuos
pastebite lyg ir atvestancius.
Jaunimas savo tarpe cia dau-
giausiai gall!
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
Sis bel tos opie literoturq

tas". Jane yra vaizduojami 1914
metal Bretaneje. Bretanes kam-
pelis, uolotos sienos, izoliuotas,
yra dar beveik visiskai lauli.
mis-. Gyventojai cia labai suvar-
ge, dar pusiau pagonys, savotis-
XII piratu palikonys, ypatingai
nemegsta naujai atvykusiu is
ju isivaizduoto tolimo pasaulio.
Nuo pat karo pradzios gyveni-
mas ir tame uzdarytame kampe
pagyvejo, pramone issiplete ir
moterys, netekusios vyru Gsvy-
kusiu j kara), aktyviai dalyvavo
pramones darbe.
Tuo tarpu atvyksta transpor-
tas SUI mokytojomis, cia ypatin-
gu budu atsiustomis. Taciau tik
keletai savaiciu praslinkus be-
veik visos jos isbegioja del ne
paprasto vaiku nedrausmingu-
mo, ziauraus tevu neprielanku-
mo ir -. laukines aplinkos.
Pagaliau -atvyksta jaunute
Genevieve Bors. Jai net nebuvo
pasakyta, kur il siunciama. Te-
gu pabandanti ir il savo laime
ir tegu, nors ir jauna, isgyvena
didesniu sukretimu.
Genevieve yra ypatingesnes
sielos. il stipriai tiki vertinges-
nes zmogiskosios asmenybes
dvasini spinduliavima. il tiki il
j mokymo pergale, kuris turetV
nugaleti nezinojimo tamsuma
Ir tas jaunas Dievo tvarinys
labai stipriai nori pasitiketi sa-
vo jegomis. Bet kova ziauri
daznai jai atrodo, kad il nebe.
pajegs. Beveik visi kaimo gy-
ventojai labai greit pradeda jos
nekesti. Jai tenka butt tarp CIR
tuokliu, smulkiq nusikalteliu
vagisiu ir tt. Bet il nesmerkis
ju, gyvena SUI jais visais. II
visas Genevieve veikimo budas
yra ne prizes juos, bet SUI jais.
Bet visdelto, Genevieve Bars
netriumfuoja ir nesigeri perga.
lie. Jeigu j butu nugalejusi, bu
tu reikeje ja paskelbti sventaja
kankine, nepaprastai gilia asme
nybe, nesancia kultura j bega
lini' tamsuma.
Bet rasytojas kitaip isspren.
dzia problema ir kaip tik del to
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
SVzZR1GAHOS
PRLESALKA
BALYS SRUOGA

Karaliau Vytaute! Atleisk kIajInu
Kad Tavo varda keikdamas minejau,
Apsvaiginai tn man axis ir kIausa.
Bet tn zinai, kad tavo vardo nekas
Nedriso prize names minet niekngai.
Dabar is aukStO SOstO tn ziuri,
W tukstanti karaiu galingesnis!
Dangaus vardu palaimink tu name,
kad as galeciau cit keliu tavuoju, -
Pakel galecau tavo nasta.
Tu del tevynes musu nemarios
kaip miKinas vargai, kaip viespats koveis!
Prisiekiu tau, - lasva tevyne tavo
Galinga ir didi per amzius bus!
TIE prabociu nusmeigs name Perkunas,
Jei mano priesaika bus neverta!
Kol nors viena plastes sirdis lietuvio, -
Tu bust amziams Lietuvos karalius!
Neleisk suklysti man ir nusilpneti!
zodzus tetikrins mano Sta zeme,
Buciuodams ia taves saukiuos, karaliau:
Jei tavo valios pildyt neistengsiu -
Tegu geriau names il nenesios!
Is MilZinO Paunksmes
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
KRIKSTOMOCIA
JONAS BILIUNAS

grazus, ir protingas, - jau ma
zas tebebudamas moka Dieva
myleti. Eiks, as tau dovanu duo
siu', saukiasi name kunigas,
siekdamas ranka kisenen. Bet
as nedristu ir, nusitveres mott
nos, stoviu vietoje. Motina pri-
veda name arciau. Gaunu gle
bi saldumynu, pasakau aciu ir
traukiuos atgal. "Tik ziurek, vi
sados bulk toks geras, kaip da-
barr, sake kunigas ir vaziuoja
toliau. "Visados busiu geras,
visados mylesiu Dievuli", ma
nau sau vienas. Ir taip man ge-
ra, tartum sparnai auga. Visu
sprindziu uzauges ir linksmas
emu namo 80.
"Joniuk, tavo krikstomocia
numire, - eime pasimelstu!"
sake man kita karta liudnu,
jausmnigu balsu motina. Tylom
prieinu prie jos: matau, kad il
nuliudus, ir man nelinksma. il
apvelka name baltais marski-
niais, ant virsaus ziponeliu
patti taip pat svariai apsitaisius
ir vedasi name uz rankos.
Dabar pas krikstomocia randam
visiskai kitaip. Iejus vidun, mo-
tina tuojau prie paciu duru atsi-
klaupia, zegnojas ir meldzias. Ir
as tupiuos Sally jos, taip pat ban
dau zegnotis, bet akys tuojau
pradeda lakstyti po pirkia ir nu-
stebusios ziureti. Matau ant suo-
lu, suoleliu ir ant low pilna pri-
sedusiu vyru, moteru ir waikiki;
visi svariai sventes rubais apsi-
taise. Vidury stow tarsi patai-
syta auksta Iowa, ant JOS kahn
kas, baltai aptaisytas, gull,
is abieju pusiu ziba wakes. Mo-
tina palma name ant ranku, pri-
mesa prie gulincios ir atadengia
nuo veido balta skara. Natal,
tavo krikStOmOcia' sake man
motina. ziuriu - gull isbalusiu
veidu, nekruta. "Miega ?" klau-
stu motina. "Miega, ,vaikeli, bet
Ejau nebeatsikels". - "Tai taip
ir gules ?" klausiu vel. "Taip ir
gules: nunes ant kapu, pakas po
zememis, - ir nebematysma
daugiau' Nors nesuprantu, ka
tai reiSkia, bet man daros bau-
GU, if greitai apsikabinu motina
aplink kakla. il eina SUI manim
prie lovos, sedasi ant jos ir ma
ne Sally saves sodina. " stalo
umai pradeda giedoti, visi pir-
kioje susirinkusieji pritaria, ir
plaukia graudi, maloni giesmes
gaida. Tylom sedziu, prisiglaudes
prie savo motinos, ziuriu ir
Iklausau, klausau
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-01-18
No. l3

IetQ lSlkurtl Svetlmuose kras-
tuose".
Amerikos gyvenimas duoda
Shame klausime daug naujo pa
tyrimo. Cia mes randame labai
daug zmoniQ, kurie tiksliai Zinc
savo darbo ar siauros profesijos
sryti, yra savo darbe produktin-
gi, bet jauciasi labai silpni kick
vienoje kitoje srityje ar bend
ruose visuomeniniuose bel poll
tiniuose reikaluose.
Objektyviai siuo klausimu,
turbut, nei negalima pasisakyti.
Reikia prizes tai nusistatyti, ko
asmuo ar visuomene siekia, ar
ba turf siekti, o po to beveik
savaime issisprendzia ir speciali-
zacijos ar bendresnio iSsilavi-
nimo klausimas.
Jei kas laiko savo gyvenimo
tikslu - kuo mazesniu vargu
pasiekti pakenciamesnio ekono-
mimic gyvenimo lygio, neturi
platesniu siekimu, neturi idealis-
tiniu visuomeniniu nuotaiku ir
neturi zinojimo alkio, tai tue
atveju tiesiausias kelias tokiam
asmeniui yra siaura specialize.
Jei asmuo gyvai reaguoja
gyvenimo reiskinius, daug kuo
interesuojasi, tai jis igyja ir pla-
tesniu ziniu, tampa inteligentis-
kesnis. IS viso, turbut, niekas
negincys zmogaus inteligentis-
kumo reiksmes kovojant uz bu-
vi ir jieskant pasisekimo gyve-
mime. Taip pat negincyjama5
aisku, kad didele inteligentisku,
mo dali, salia igimtQ dvasiniC
ypatybiu, sudaro ir igytas pla
tus bendras issilavinimas.
Tia proga reikia pastebeti, kaC
siaura specialybe ir bendras is
silavinimas yra dalykai, viena;
kitam visai nepriesingi atskirt
asmens Ngyvenime. Kaip tik dau
giau pasiekia tas, kas yra If gre
ras kurios srities specialistas
ir tue paciu metu yra platau'
! bendro issilavinimo asmenybe
Toks visada geriau atskiris
svarbius dalykus nuo nesvarbil
ir moka geriau visas sritis siste.
mingai perzvelgti.
Net gill specializacija mokslC
srityje neimanoma be didesnic
kiekio bendru ziniQ, mes ir Ia
biausiai izoliuota siaura mokslt
sritis turi daug bendra su ki.
tomis sritinis. Analogija bel Ii.
nomu kitu sriciu ypatybiu kom
binavimas SUI savo siauros spe
cialybes problemomis yra geriau
sias metodas kurybiniuose uzsi.
mojimuose.
| Siaura specialize yra lyg tri
kampio aukstine, bendras is.
silavinimas -.lyg trikampio pa