The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-16
EDR URGES HELP
FOR WAR RELIEF
President Asks Congress
To Help Finance
LJNRRA Plan

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.- R -
President Roosevelt called today
for American help in the relief of
victims of war abroad "as a mat
ter of military necessity and HUI
mainly"
He asked that Congress author
ize appropriations to help finance
the United Nations Relief and Re-
Mobilization Administration - leav-
ing specific sums to be named
later-and Chairman Bloom Cd
4 N W Of the House Foreign At
fairs Committee promptly intro
duced such a resolution.
Under it, from time to time the
president would be given "such
sums as the Congress may de-
termine to tie appropriate" for this
country'S share of the relief agen-
cy'S work He would submit quar-
tfrly reports on what was done
With the money.
Mr.. Roosevelt, in a message to
Congress, aid great tr on
practical advantages to be gained
by strengthening the peoples in
liberated lands,
The length OF the war may be
materially shortened" he i d,
If, as we free each occupied area,
the people are enlisted in support
OF the United Nations armies"
He cited the cases of French
men and Italians rallying to the
1lght against the Axis and said
millions more are waiting for the
moment when they, too, can strike
blow against the enemy. They
40 not want charity. They seek
Me strength to fight. and to do
'Ae a part in securing the peace"
The Axis leaders" the presi-
oent related have boosted that
as (ney withdraw, they will leave
only aevastation-what they have
hol stolen, they will destroy. AS
our American soldiers fight their
way up the Italian boot, they are
discovering at first hand that the
pal s Of the Nszis is equal
" ,Helf boasts. Then only rivals
~ ~ y'iiS respect are the japanese"
ne said it is hopes that "a small
-. 0euoh Ct the national income"
" me contributing member ma
IONS goGs Of the UNRRA will be suf-
4 hs en' 10 meet the purpose, which
~ summed up thusly:
II 10 help the liberated peoples
M, Aetp themselves. so that they
4 tas as nave the strength to under
destro We task of rebuilding their
ta os; homes, their ruined fac
-es ana their plundered farms. ;"
SSc oA7II4,,(o Of NORTH CAROLINA :,
Marv MAJ ~ OF NEW HANOVER
viii. ruekett Canady VS..
"ni nd Mack Canady
LIE SUPERIOR COURT
Tho doeo NOTICE
tat tae ue1endant above named will
sb @e hoflce that action entitled az
S;,ooss; mas been commenced in the
Co,a.tiio Court of New Hanover
obta; ;sS' State Of North Carolina, tt
ill., "I Ian an absolute divorce agains
/ two v veara On the grounds O.
said 'e Jaf separation; and that thu
potio, defendant will further take
5b+ +fa that he is required to- 10 ann oea1
Cour me Clerk of the Superior
q Norfb r VI New Hanover County
i Civ - Gea7T,o9!ilna, at his office in thu
State VI Wilmington in the above
Decero4{h or oefors the End dav O
lnnrnrsemlber, 1913, to nswer r o or de- q
ton ION 10 10 the complaint in said ac
in tbo u the the pls 'ntiff now on fiji,
the &c Sol olllce of the said Clerk O
Conn superior Court of New Hanove
plaintiff M, North Carolina, or tn
C Conn I will apply to the super 10
lief da o. said County for the re
The 'nlahded in said complaint
l943 VAe LIST day of Novernbe1
8 fqo., A. L. MEYLAND
! Niefk OF the Superior Court