in the Old City. There they sangnpatriotic songs and chanted ‘freedom,nfreedom.’ Some wore black armbandsnto commemorate Lithuanians who fellnvictim to Stalin.” Reports from Riga,nthe capital of Latvia, spoke of “a crowdnof 2,000 gathering to protest againstnSoviet influence in the republic,” andna similar demonstration took place innTallin. Simultaneously, “Long newspapernarticles gave the Soviet interpretationnof the 1939 [Hitler-Stalin] treaty:nthat it protected the interests of thenSoviet Union and the Baltic states bynprotecting them from German occupation.”nThat same day, August 24, accord-nAs ^oes fn£*-Hi«*^^»=aiii«*–nLong battered, neglected, maligned, andndivided, the American Family’s regenerationnas a powerful center for values, achievement,nand fulfillment is an unmistakable signal: angood idea whose time has come. Again.nThat’s why a new publication is chroniclingnevents, floodlighting the issues, debunkingnthe bureaucrats and social experimenters,nand talking common sense.nThis publication is called The Family innAmerica.nEach month, its editors grapple withnfundamental issues affecting your family’snfuture.nThe Family in America will:n• joust with the bureaucrats and martinetsnwho muddle public policy affecting thenAmerican Family;ning to The Times, “The Soviet Unionnofficially asked Britain to extradite an71-year-old Lithuanian, now living innEdinburgh, who they say is guilty ofnwar crimes. . . . Earlier this year representativesnfrom the Nazi-huntingnSimon Wiesenthal Centre in Los Angelesncame to Britain and presented andossier of allegations against Mr.nGecas to the Home Secretary.”nMeanwhile, in the United States, onnthe strength of “videotaped testimony”nprovided by the Soviet “authorities”n(KGB? All-Union Committee for annEcologically Sound Environment?nGoslitizdat? Cosbank? Inturist? Dr.nChazov? Who cares?), Karl Linnas, anIS^Wt’j^’nericann• expose governmental tinkering andndouble-speak on family issues;n• probe the underlying statistics and trendsnrunning in favor of your family – andnagainst it;n• reveal the works and exceptional researchnof today’s best and brightest scholars,nwriters, educators.nIf you think it’s important to be informednabout the forces that may affect the healthnand well-being of your family now and in thenyears ahead, the choice is a simple one.n”ftke pen in hand, and subscribe now.nFor fast ordering call toll freen(800) 892-0753 ILn(800) 435-0715 Outside ILnThe Family in America ABSOLUTELY “YES!” Count me in!nn Yes! Please enter my subscription to The Family in America at $14.97 for 12 monthly Issues. I saven$6.03 off the basic rate of $21. Q Payment enclosed D Bill me laternNamen521 CHRONICLESnAddress City State ZipnCanadian and foreign orders add $6 per year, payable in U.S. funds only. Please allow 4-6 weel