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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
Amerika uporablja
strategic lakote," !"
pravi jugosl. minister

BEOGRAD, 1. aprila. - Mi
mister ga zunanjo trgovino Nj
kola Petrovic je v parlamentu
izjavil, da Sc Zedinjene drzave
posluzujejo strategic lakote",
da bi tako izkoristile v voi1i
razdejane dezele, katerim pri-
manjkuje hrana.'
Jugoslovanski minister je iz-
javil, da SO Zedinjene drzave
odklonile, da podpirajo medina
rodno organizacijo UNRRA in
ostale refine organizacije, ker
so zelele, da jih zamenjajo z
enostransko pogodbo med drza-
vami, XII prispevajo in drzavni-
XII sprejemajo pomoc z name
nom, da Sc "posluzijo tezkega
ekonomskega polozaja in lakote
v posameznih drzavah", da :jih
tako podvrzejo interesom mo-
nopolisticnih grup v Zedinjenih
drzavah.
Pri tolmacenju predlogov
predsednika Trumana "a pomoc
Grciji in Turciji, je Petrovic IL
javil, da dejstvo, da bo lie II
odstotkov te 400 milijonske po-
moci slo "a podpiranje grske
ekonomije vse ostalo pa ma ze-
lezniske proge, ceste in "a po-
dobne namere odkriva prave ci-
lie tega programa "a Grcijo.
"Jasno je, da taksna pomoc
nina znacaja pomoci "a jacenje
produktivnih sill i'm ekonomske
ter politicne neodvisnosti te v
vojni. razdejane dezele:: Lahko
Sc rece, da je politika 'pomoci'
in politika 'strategije' ista v tel
imperijalisticni politiki in da je
namen obeh, da lovijo v povoj-
mem uboStvu."
'Kar Sc tice jugoslovanskih
narodov," je rekel Petrovic,
'oni so stall proti vecji nevar-
nosti kot pa. je nevarnost lako-
te, ko SO branili svojo nacional-
no svobodo. Nasi narodi lahko
odgovorijo nevarnosti lakote z
globoko mrznjo napram vsem
tistim, XII uporabljajo taksna ne
castna orozja."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
uREDNlKOVA PO$TA

zejni bodo toeaji in toeajke po-
stregli z vso mogoeo .pijaeo.
Zvecer pri prosti zabavi nam
bodo prav gotovo v veseli druz-
bi nasi pevci "Slovani'' prepe-
vail domaee pesmice. Ker DO
obilo zabave gremo radi ma to
prireditev "Slovana".
Ma veselo svidenje ma Veliko-
nocno nedeljo 6. aprila v dru-
stvenem domu ma Recher Ave-,
kjer DO prav gotovo donela tudi
partizanska pesem! Vstopnina
je zelo nizka - samo IS centov.
Anton Jankovich.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
Drobne vesti liz Jugos|avije
P. K.

Rudarji rudnika Kakanj v
Bosni so oh priliki proglasitve
ustave. Ljudske republike Bosne
in Herzegovina priredili emo
dnevno tekmovanje "a poveca-
ME proizvodne. Nakopali in
transportirali SO ia dan 1887
ton premoga in "a 146.7% pre-
segli povprecno dnevno proiz-
vodno.
V sarajevskem okrozju SO
elektrificirali vasi Sahinje, Du-
broya in Bijelo polje. Pod stro-
kovn-m vodstvom opravljajo jo
elektrifikacijska della najvec
kmetje sami, predvsem mladina.
Napeljali so 1000 metrov voda
visoke napetosti in 1000 metrov
voda mike .napetosti.
V tovarni bonbonov in coko-
lade 'Union' v Zagrebu je de-
lavec Milan Cupic v nekaj mese-
cih obnovil II pogorelih motor
jev in jih usposobil "a pogon. S
terl je omogocil neovirano obra-
tovanje in prihranil podjetju 40
tisoc dinarjev.
Delavci tobacne tovarne Ia
dru SO Sc obvezali "a 1917 p1eko-
raGiti delovno normo "a 1920
znanjsati proi2vodne stroske in
"a 1870 povecati prihranek ma
teriala. Proizvodni nacrt bodo
izpolnili 20 dni pred dolocenim
casoln. Tekmovanje pod istimi
pogoji SO napovcdali tudi tobac-
MIN tovarna-l v Skopliu in v
Zagrebu.
S pomocjo ljudstva je bilo
Ipreteklo leto v severni Hrvatski
elektriliciranih mad 60 vasi; 40
vasi je elektrific4anih ma pod
rocVh @'Varazdina, Bjelovara,
Drauvara in Karlovca, 20 pa v
okolici Za3reba. Primer, kako
hrvatsko -ljudstvo ponaaga pri
elelltrifikaciji, je vas Miceyac
Ipri Zagrebu. Prebivalci te vasi
SO se>obvezali, da bodo pomagali
.pri clektrifikaciji dnevno 8 80
do 20 delovninoi mocmi in po-
tres MIN steviloza vprezene H.
vine
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
|KviZinSke cete
ma GrSkem v boiu
proti partizanom

ATENE. %. N. A.)-Danes Sc
je tn razsirila vest, da namerava
grska vlada uvesti obnovitev ta-
kozvanih "bataljonov varnosti''
ali 'zascite'-po natancnem
vzorcu vojaskih formacij, kate
re SO bill organizirali "a casa
nemske okupacije grski kvizlin-
gi borbo proti partizanom. Via
da je odklonila, da vest potrdi
ali zanika.
Grska vlada Sc je odlocila "a
ia korak, ker je spoznala, da
partizani ne le odbijajo z uspe-
hom vse napade grske armade,
temvee v teh borbah cello posta-
jajo krepkejsi. Vzporedno S tenn
gre izredno nizka morala grske
armade, XII Sc je posebno jasno
Pokazala V ODraVnaVah pred Vo-
jaskim sodiscem v Solunu, XII je
trenotno v teku, proti 19 voja-
kom, XII so obtozeni, da Sc MISC
pokorii poveljem tekom bitke.
Tekom vojne SO zavezniske
oblasti obtozile te varnostne Cd
delke, XII SO Sc takrat nahajali
pod vrhovnim nemskim nadzor-
stvom, da SO "orodje v rokah ma
sprotnika." Navzlic temu nj bill
nikdo kaznovan zaradi vdelezbe
" tel formaciji, nasprotno, dobili
SO uradna mesta v redni arma-
di, zandarmeriji ali policiji. Oni
pa, ki SO Sc ze nahajali v yoiski,
SO dobili WISH Gin.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Pred dogotovitvijo velikega
zelezobetonskega mostu cez Kol-
20 pri Karlovcu. To je prvi vecji
zelezobetonski cestni most ma
IIrvatskem. Glavna della so re
koncana. Novi most ina velik
pomen "a izboljsanje prometa
mel Zagrebom, Kordunom, Bos-
no in Hrvatskim Primorjem.
PrVo locomotive ma racun re-
paracije smo prejeli Madzar-
skega. Locomotive je prispela S
posebnim vlakom, S katerim so
Sc pripeljali tudi madzarskl "a
stopniki prejsnji teden V Beo-
grad Zastopniki nasega promet-
mega ministrstva SO prisrcno
sp1eieli madzarske zastopnike,
:zi 50 izrocili nasemu delovnemu
lju. .'Stvu .pozdrave $4,000 mad
zarshih delavcev.
@ NedaVno so ma kOnferenci v
Sara evu razpravljali o pridelo-
vanju bombaza Herzegovina.
Doloceno je, da bodo pridelovali
bosnbaz na povrsini 400 hetar-
jev. Podjctje "Koteks' Sc je OBJ
vezalo, da DO dalo vsakemu pri-
dc,oVa1cu po normalnih cenah
ma 100 kilogramov oddanega
bomhaza po 10 metrov platna in
400 jardov sukanca. Dale DO
prc3hrbc]o pridelovalcem Sc. },
ma Moznejo do 20. marca. Seme
bodo lahko placali pri oddaji
bombaza.
Podjetja kovinske industrije
v Bcogradu so presegla prvome-
secni proizvodni nacrt prvomaj-
ske:3a tekmovanja. Ielavci pod
jet a "Proletar' SO presegli pro-
izVodni nacrt "a 50 e in "a 1929
zma njsali proizvodne <stroske.
Orravili SO 4,93O prostovoljnih
delovnih ur. Podjetje "Ditip" je
"a 2% zmanjsalo proizvodne
stroske in "a 1920 preseglo
proizvodni nacrt. .. .~p ,.
! Podjetje "Gvozdar" je preseg-
10 rroizvodni nacrt "a 1870 in
podJetje ''Beometap' "a 1880.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

Angleski vladni krogi so 81
gurni, da z ozirom ma zaplete-
most polozaja v Palestini in ma
mednarodno politiko, organiza-
cija Zdruzenih narodov ne bo
priporocila, da sc Anglia unak-
ne il Palestine.
Anglezi so dobili mandat mad
Palestine leta 1922 in sicer cd
bivse Lige narodov.
Vladni krogi izjavljajo, da je
Anglia predvidevala dvostran-
ski dnevni red ko je zahtevala,
da Sc skliee izredna seja Zdru-
zenih narodov. Anglia DO po-
dala polno porocilo glede pote-
ka mandate s poudarjanjem
veckratnih naporov, XII so bill
storjeni, da Sc doseze spora-
zum med Judi in Arabci. Isto-
casno DO zahtevala cd clanic or
ganizacije Zdruzenih narodov,
da predlozijo svoja stalisca gle
de angleskega postopka v Pale
stint in da priporociio kaj hi Sc
lahko storilo.
Nv zvezi temi priporocili "a
resitev problema, Sc DO pojavi-
10 vprasanje: ali bono sami ma
daljevali kot edna mandatorna
sila, ali pa DO ustanovljen zdru-
zeni mandat,' je rekel neki vi
soki vladni uradnik.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
MOlOtOv Okrcal
Bevina, da brani
diktatorje

MOSKVA, 4. aprila. - Ma
danasnji seji ministrov "a zu-
nanje zadeve, je sovjetski zuna-
Mi minister okrcal angleskega
zunanjega tajnika Ernesta Be-
vina,, da brani diktatorje in IT,
sto vrsto demokracije, XII je Sc
daj v veljavi v Grciji.
Do ostrih spopadov med Mo-
lotovom in Bevinom je prislo oh
priliki diskuzij glede volilnega
sistema, XII bi Sc ga ustanovilo
v Nemciji.
Molotov je zahteval, da bi
moral biti sprejet sistem pro-
porcionalnega zastopstva, do
elm je Bevin z podporo ameris-
kega drzavnega tajnika Mar
shala, zahteval, da bi O teh de-
tajlih morali odlocati sami Mem
ci. Poudaril je, da je nasproten
vsakemu nacrtu, XII stremi "a
tenn, da postavi v veljavo ST.
stem enc stranke.
. sovjetski zunanji minister je
odgovoril, da> ko Bevin predlaga
svojo vrsto demokracije, on &C.
sto zagovarja diktatorje in vr-
ste demokracij, XII sedaj obstoja
v. Grciji. Bevin je odvrnil, da
Greija uporablja prsporcionalno
zastopstvo, nakar je Molotov 20
pet odgovoril, da to dokazuje,
kaj Sc lahko zgodi, &c en- dober
sistem pride v slate roke.
Marshall predlaga
kompromis glede reparacij
Ameriski drzavni tajnik je ma
seji rekel, da so Zdruzene drza-
We pripravljene, da razmotriva-
jo O omejenih reparacijah, XII
bi jih Nemcija placala z seda-
MO produkcijo v kolikor hi "a
vezniki pristali, da pustijo Mem
6iji neko stevilo industrijskih
tovarn, XII SO sedaj zaznamova-
ne "a reparacije.
Stalisce Sovjetske zveze in
Francije je ustavilo vsak ma
predek glede pogajanj v zvezi z
Nencijo.
Svoje kompromisne predloge
je ameriski drzavni tajnik pred
lezil, da tako pomakne diskuzi-
.ie glede reparacij il mrtye toe
ke. ] II
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04

All ste naro6pik g Enakoprav-
.aostg" te ste, ali so VaSi prija-
telV IN znGsscig "EnGkoprav-
most je potrebsaa usaki druxini
sdradi uaSaih Uesti in vedpo ak
fnal,sih 6lank0v! Strife .Enaso-
prGUnOSt! ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
Veteran ubit, diva
tezkO pOskOdovana
v avtni koliziijji
John StefaAEie ma
1nestu ubit; Ann Orenick
tezko poskodovana

Vceraj zgodaj zjutraj Sc je
ma Lake Shore bulevarju v Will
lowicku zgodila avtomobilska
kolizija, v kateri je bill neki vojni
veteran ubit, dive drugi osebi pa
sta dobili tezke poskodbe.
Skoro ma mestu je bill ubit 30
letnl John G. Stefancic, stanu-
joe ma 231 e. 200 St. v Euclidu,
medtem ko ina Miss Ann Emily
Orenick,, stara 80 let in stanu-
joca ma 289 e. ISL St., zlomljeno
nogo in dobila je tudi resne no.
tranje poskodbe:: Voznik dr,1ge-
ga avtomobila Gus Pepper, star
81 let, stanujoc ma 321 E. 800
st. v Willowicku, je dobil po-
skodbe ma prsih in po obrazu.
Policija poroca, da Sc je koli-
zija primerila, ko je Stefancic,
XII je vozil avto, XII je last Miss
Orenick, v zapadni smeri, tre-
notno krenil ma napacno stran
ulice. Odtisi avtnih koles kazejo,
da je v zadnjem trenotku skusal
kreniti ma svo;o stran, ampak
drugi avto, S katerim je Poppek
vozil v vzhodni smeri, je re vso
silo trescil vanj.
Stefancica je vrglo v prednjo
sipo in bill je delno zagnan ma
cesto. Miss Orenick je bila vrze-
ma ma cestni tlak. Mo in voznika
drugega automobile so odpeljali
v Huron Rd. bolnico. Miss Ore
nick nina zlomljenega hrbta,
kakor Sc je mislilo takoj po ne
sreci, toda memo stanje je resno
Clan: drustva Comrades" SNPJ,
h kateremu je pripadala, so j
priskocili ma pomoc z darova-
MEM krvi.
Stefancic je bill med prvimi
fanti il Euclida, XII je bill klican
V armada, il katere je bill odpus-
cen 20 triletni sluzbi.
Miss Ann Orenick in njena
sestra Miss Mary Orenick sta
re mnogo let lastnici lepoticne.
ga salona v downtownu Ia 1890
Euclid Ave. in imata siroko 20.
znanstvo med tukaj rojeno slo-
vensko generacijo.
Polkojni mladenic je bill rojen
v Orehill, Pa. Bill je clan drustva
sv. Cirila in Metoda st. 191
KSkJ. Tukaj zapusca zalujoce
starse Franka in Ivano Stefan
cic, Fri brate Franka, Stanleya
in Alojzija, stiri sestre, Mrs,
Sylvia Milavec, Mrs. Mary Mr.
snik. Mrs. Jennie Lube in Mrs.
Stephania Petri, in .tete: Mrs.
Mary Kovac in Mrs. Antonio
Sed1nak v Thomas, w. Va, Mrs,
Jozeta Krsevan v Clevelandu,
Mrs. Paulina Zefrin v Geauga
Co., ter Mrs. Franciska Potepan
in Mrs. Rozalija Cotic v staremu
kraju.
Pogreb Sc DO vrsil v ponede,
lick zjutraj oh SIS uri il Svet-
kovega pogrebnega zavoda v
cerkev sv. Kriza ma E. 200 St. in
Lake Shore Blvd. pod vodstvom
Grdinovega pogrebnega zavoda,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-04-04
ANGLIA NE 30 IzR0(ILA
MANDATA MAD PALESTINE
+ apri1a 1947.

LONDON, 3. aprila-Iz visokih vladnih krogov po-
roca, da Sc Anglia bo odreka mandate mad Palestine
toda da uegne ma prihodn se IN spreeti sugesjo da
to stori. .r
The Valley settler., 1947-03-20
HERE 6 THERE

VIRGIL ECKERT IS GETTING READY FOR TOURIST TRADE. Mir. Eckort is building four tour
 ist cabins his property northwe st of Palmer. The cabins arc located about half a mile from town and ri ght on tho Highway. This spot ,Mr. Eckert says, should be rel ativoly froe of mo squitoos, and al so af- lords good view of tho valley.
 CLAY JoENSoN'S BOUGHT FARM. Mir. and Mrs. Clay Johnson havo purchased 80 acres near tho Goodrich farm which is located on tho Anchora go-Palner Highway. They plan to
 build homo thoro in tho near future. Miss Margaret Mart in will be in Palmer this next week, at which inc sho will attend the Homanokers' Clubs which moot at that inc. Koglo skZ.s NeE Department Store has re- oivod 0 shipment of fini shing materials and tho windows arc be ing put in tho building.
 MSS GERTRUDE TETZI from Junoou, Ala ska is in the Valley this wook rnak ing the Hospital Survey that vas authorized mdor the Hill-Burton Act of l946. Miss Tetzol will mako the survey of Ho itol needs for tho Territory and oftor this survey is completes and submitted to the proper authorities, tho needs of tho Territory will be determined.
 ATTEND the SPRING CONCERT given by the Palmer School this noxt wook in tho Valley Theatre. Thursday March 27. .1942 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Hot Shots

. Herbert Morrison, British deputy
prime minister, rejected suggestion
that the House of Commons establish
"Committee on Un-British Activi-
ties" similar to the us. Committee on
Un-American Activities. Sir Waldron
Smither, Conservative, made the
suggestion. "The answer" replied
Morrison emphatically, "is No sir"
. In Rochester, N. Y, hard-pressed
house hunting father distributed
match books bearing picture of his
baby son with this message: "Td ap-
preciate it if you know of an apart
ment or flat for Nom, Dad (he's a vet)
and me-"
. AS part of its third Navy Day cell
ebration in Japan, the us. Navy
turned back to Japanese famed old
battleship-for use as an art museum
and dance hall. The 15,000-ton Mikasa,
flagship of Adm. Heihachiro Togo who
defeated the Russians in the Battle of
Tsushima Strait in 1905, had been i'm
bedded in concrete in Yokosuka Har-
Dor and is venerated as shrine.
. In Reading, Pa, contractor Louis
Bernhart stuffed $1,000 in bills in
pots and pans under the kitchen sink
of his home before going on trip.
When he returned, the pots and pans
were still there but the money was
gone. He'd forgotten to lock the door.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
IRE
Death & Destruction

Forest fires this fall have taken an
unprecedented toll from coast to coast.
There had been little rain, especially
in New England, and the woods were
tinder. Fire, once started, leaped and
cracked through the treetops faster
than a man could run.
Maine was the hardest hit. The Pine
Tree State had II dead and $30,000,-
600 in property damage in nation
wide toll of % dead and $32,OOO,OOO in
damage. Maine, alone, lost ], ,148 homes
and hundreds of barns loaded with
crops.
Bar Harbor wealthy resort town,
was two-thirds gutted by fire. More
than 300 year-round homes were de-
stroyed as we'll as 60 estates of wealthy
summer residents. Whole towns were
evacuated before the onrushing flames.
President Truman, acting upon an
appeal from Gov. Horace a. Hildreth,
proclaimed the entire state of Maine
disaster area and rushed surplus
federal property and other aid to
stricken communities.
Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp-
shire and New York barred tourists
from forest areas. In fire-ravaged
York County, Me-, self-appointed vigi-
lante committees carrying guns
stopped cars at practically every
crosSroad.
York County Sheriff E. S. Knight
said "There is no question that some
of the fires were set"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
TraveIogue
The Deans Tour

The Very Rev DR.. Hewlett John
son, far-ranging dean of Canterbu y,
returned to his native England this
week with some interesting observa-
tions after tour of eastern Europe.
The United States. he said, can make
Yugoslavia its friend with just 1000
trucks"
Later this month the dean will cross
the Atlantic for coast-to-coast speak
ing tour of the us. A seasoned cam
paigner on the lecture circuit, the
dean once remarked that previous
us. visit had confirmed for him an
opinion advanced by predecessor as
Dean of Canterbury - that America
was 100 years behind the rest of the
world in everything except religion;
in religion it was $50 years behind.
On his tour of eastern Europe, the
dean said he found a shocking lack
of tools in Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania and
Bulgaria. Call they're anxious for"
he declared, "is to make friends with
the west.
The deans observations seemed at
variance with recent developments.
The six countries he visited are in the
nine-nation Cominform created under
direction of Moscow's Politburo, to
fight Americas effort to rehabilitate
Europe economically. Russia's Gen.
Zhdanov declared that "the U.S.S.R.
will put all effort into seeing that
the Marshall plan is not realized"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Navy
The Fleet Looks Up

The us. Navy, the worlds most
powerful armada in time of war, does
not intend to lose that supremacy in
time of peace. Jet aircraft will make
the fleet Of tomorrow even more
powerful than its wartime predeces-
sor
With pride pardonable on an ami
verSary, the Navy noted this week
that its planes have flown both fastest
and farthest. In a 'Navy Day" ac-
counting of naval aviation progress
during the past year, it said the world
speed record of 650.6 miles an hour
for its jet propelled B-558 Skystreak
still stands. Nor has the 11,236-mile
nonstop flight from Australia to Ohio
made by its two-engine "Truculent
Turtle" been surpassed by any of the
bigger aircraft oil other services or
other nations.
Putting premium on speed and
range, the postwar fleet is built
around the aircraft carrier and its
bomber, torpedo and fighter planes.
The traditional heavies of the fleet,
the battleship and the big cruisers,
have become supporting elements,
their chief mission to enable the car
rier to get into position for attack.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
4 !! = r : } ! II =
Staqe for East West Crisis

ME "warmonger" campaign,
Il - key Kremlin strategy in the
l947 General Assembly, was de-
teated this week by a majority of
the 81 United Nations. Russia
Withdrew its specific charges of
warmongering" against the United
States, Greece and Turkey in last
minute attempt to save it's resolution
from defeat, but it was voted down
anyway-paragraph by paragraph.
Finally, joint resolution offered bv
France, Australia and Canada. con-
demning "all forms of propaganda
likely to provoke or encourage any
threat to peace" was passed by a $50
vote in the assembly's 57-nation po-
lltlcal committee. The Dominican Re-
public abstained and Haiti was alb
sent.
The Soviet bloc bowed after Wit
riolic campaign which began Septem-
Der 18 when Andrei Y. Vishinsky in
his opening speech before the assem-
bly, introduced his "warmonger" reso-
luton and pointed his finger specif-
cally at the US. Greece and. Turkey.
War of Words
Vlshlnsky and other Russian satel-
lite spokesmen accused more than
dozen prominent Americans of being
"warmongers," including ex-Secretary
of State James F. Byrnes, John Foster
Dulles, Sen. Tom Connally (D-Tex),
Sen. Arthur Vandenberg (R-Mich)
Secretary of Defense James Forrestal
and Secretary of Commerce w. Aver
ell Hartman
At the same time Soviet magazines,
newspapers and radio unleashed an
unprecedented wave of villifcation
against American leaders.
Some observers see In the Moscow
tactics a repetition of last years
strategy when Soviet delegates to the
U.N. Assembly proposed total dis
armament to entangle other nations
in an impractical wrangle. Their pur-
pose then, it is said, apparently was
to confuse the issues and take the
heat off their unilateral stand on con-
troll of atomic energy.
Now, these observers say, Russians
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02

Bulking large on the Executive
desk was the report of the 19-man
committee, headed by Secretary of
Commerce w. Averell Hartman,
which made an economic survey to
determine what aid the United States
can provide for Europe under the
Marshall self-help recovery plan.
The State Department disclosed
that needs listed under the Marshall
plan by Is western European nations,
together with reports on prospects of
aid available from the United States,
will be ready for submission to Con-
gressional committees called to meet
November 10, a week ahead of the
opening of the special session.
Federal Food Controls
The Administration was reported
blue printing rigid federal controls
over grain and other world-shortage
foods. A demand for food ALLEGATIONS
at the producer and distributor levels
was made by Chester Davis, presi-
dent of the Federal Reserve Bank of
St. Louis and wartime food admins
traitor.
The White House, it was learned, is
considering such plan. By regulat-
ing the flow of wheat, corn and other
foods into the hands of industry and
exporters, the Administration might
hope to curtail total demand and thus
indirectly depress prices-while 81
multaneously earmarking quantities
for Europe.
Decision on foreign aid conceivably
may be attained in Congress without
too much partisan controversy even
though it is linked closely with the
problem of maintaining domestic
economy.
Sen. Robert A. Taft, chairman of
the Senates Republican Policy Com
mittee, said he thought long range
program (not just stop-gap aid)
might be drafted for Europe before
December 10, when he expected ad-
journment for the Christmas holi-
days. A nine-member House commit
tee, just back from Europe, declared
that continued aid should be imme-
diately furnished" Seven of the COM
mittee are Republicans.
The Republicans, however, are
drafting their own plan of battle
against high prices. 1t will be a key
plank in the 1948 COP presidential
campaign.
Sen. Taft, who declared himself
candidate for the 1948 Republican
presidential nomination, blames war"
time OPA policy and high taxes for
the present high price level.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-02
Britain
Royal Honeymoon

Buckingham Palace revealed this
week that after their marriage on
November 20, Princess Elizabeth and
1t. Philip Mountbatten will spend
their honeymoon at Broadlands, near
Romsey, the home of Lord and Lady
Mountbatten, and at Birkhall, near
Balmoral, Scotland.
Meanwhile, invitations to the world S
most aristocratic wedding have all
gone out. Westminster Abbey will
hold only 1000 and the Royal Family
had to disappoint three or four times
that number.
The tricky question Of the order of
precedence has been decided. Kings
and presidents of nations, who carry
similar rank, and crown princes will
be placed in the procession from
Buckingham Palace to Westminster
Abbey according to their age.
Rumors that President Truman has
been invited were circulated in Lon
don but court officials declined to
comment. The whole question of
American guests is carefully skirted,
but the names of Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
rank high in the speculation.
The heiress apparent and her con-
sort will exchange VOWS at 1880 AM.
The invitations prescribe the attire
for guests: civilians, morning dress
Cor lounge suits); serving officers,
service dress; ladies, morning dress
with hats
There will be no chance of gate
crashers. Black marketeers have Of
fered small fortunes for even one of
the invitations but the small engraved
cards are reported impossible to coun-
terfeit successfully Picked men of
Scotland Yard will double check
every invitation at the Abbey gates,
making certain of each guests iden-
tity.