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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

sem samo svoje ljudi, prav ia.
ko, ko 50 pred triinstirideseti'
mi lett oni sprejeli meme, ko SC
me gonili sultanovi psi -.
Bandit ste, vi, bandit -
je neprestano krieal :predsedhiA
in tolkel s pestmi po mizi.
Prokurator Sc :je pripravljal
"a velik govor. Zbiral je take
besede, 'da bi z enim udarcem
unicl vse nasprotnike. =
stiri dni je trajal process. Vse
,stiri dni je Hudstvo nestrpno
cakalo, dasi je vedelo, da bodo
Slime in Sc nekateri drugi obso.
jeni ma smrt.
Ljudstvo je vedelo, kaj DO 60
voril prokurator, vendar je osta.
10, da poslusa njegov govor.
Prokurator je zaeel poeasi in
z veliko teatralnostjo. Niti nj
:gledal poslusalcev. u dolgimi
rokami je delal v zacetku pocas-
ne in lene, pozneje pa nervozne
ih divje kretnje, kot da rise ipo
zraku velike in nepravilne kro-
&C.. cez nekaj casa je nehal 60
voriti in 81 popravil ocala, XII so
mu :padla ma konec ostrega no
su. Rokavi halle so Sc nau "a
sleknili, a mansete padle ma
vzdol, da so Sc mu roke videle
Sc daljse. Zakaajal je diva ali
trikrat in zaeel Sc bolj razbur-
jeno. Zdaj Sc je obrnil k obto-
zencem. Zakrvavele oci so mu
plamtele. Spustil je grabezljive
roke, napravil z mimi ne ka j
krogov kot da veze zanke, 8 ka-
terimi bo zadrgnil obtozence,
jih dvignil v zrak in besno vr-
gel ma zemljo. Penasta usta mu
je skrivil sadisticen nasmeh in
liza zverinskih ostrih zob Sc je
izcedila beseda - Smrt! >
Osem, med mimi tudi Sine,
jih je bilo obsojenih ma smrt,
dvanajst ma dosmrtno jeco,
ostali ma nekaj let. Starka Ulja
in stirinajstletni Peter sta bila
oproscena zaradi pomanjkanje
dokazov.
~Obsojene so odpeljali v "a
por. Ljudje so Sc zgrinjali, da
bi jih videli ,poslednjic. Slime je
bill nasmejan in zarec ..
Drugi dan so ustrelili vse ra-
zen Sima; MEGA so pridrzai "a
to, ker -je bill vmesan v vodenj-
ski process, XII maj hi Sc razjas-
nil v nekaj dneh. Tako Sc Slime
nj mogel posloviti cd svojih. to-
varisev. Sc isti dan SO ga pred
zorro virgil ma kamien in ga od-
peliai.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05
Urodniki podr. St. 3
.SIov. moske zveze

Uradniki podr. st. 3 SLOW. naoske
zveze SO sledeci: Predsednik
Chas. Benevol, podpredsednik
John Lukanc, tajnik Martin Va
.letich, 1884 Glencoe Rd., tel.
KE 6433, blagajnik Andrew Ma
eek, zapisnikar Joseph Hocevar,
|nat1zorni odhor:: james Kastelec,
Jack Janc in Frank Videmsek,
Zastopnik "a federacijo S.M.Z,
Chas. Benevol, namestnik Franh
Videmsek. "a agitatorja in atle'
tiko sta sprejela Andrew Macek
il Chas. Benevol.
Seje Sc vrse vsako drugo nede
ljo v mesecu oh 3. popoldne ,
fSlov. domu, fIolnes Ave-, kjel
lahko placate assessment ali p;
"a. in -25. v mesecu Cd 8. do s
ure zvefer v spodnji dvoran
fSlov. dotna M Holmes Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05
Jane sapoznikov: s.z@yr f..
NEUKLONLJIVI
tsI1KA II EGEJsKE MAKEDoNIJE)

KJe 81 OIL takO QOtgO =. smear
SO nam vse - da bi sjih volh
pozrl =. Ne kokosi, ne prasi.
cev /. mic nam MISC pustii -
in hise so nam pozgaii -- maj jih
strela ubije -.
In Slime Sc je 'zamislil v seda:
Mi .polozaj. Kako 'tezko je "a
Makedonce. Zapori SO natrpani
Vsak dan jih posiljajo cele de.
setine ma otoke sinrti. Ne ozira-
jo Sc ne ma stare ne ma 'mlado,
Sodisca delajo ieprestano in
vsak dan ropajo makedonske
vasi =.
In jutri ga zenejo v Kostur.
Otroci bodo tekali "a njim, 'da
ga vidijo. Nekateri vohuni pa
Sc mu -bodo postavili ma pot in
mh reki S. posmehom:
A ii 81 tisti, XII .je hotel po-
staviti v Kosturju makedonsko
solo? O, o, S to svojo glavo bos
Sc mnogo trpel!
S 'takimi in 'podobnimi misli-
mi je Sine zaspal.
Drugi dan so ga zgodaj zbu-
dill, mu zveza1i roke in ga v
spremstvu dveh zandarjev po-
.tlacili v kamion, da ga odvedejo
v Kostur.
stirideset ljudi so 5 Simon
ma celu peljali zandarji IL zapo-
ra ma sodisce. Ljudstvo Sc 'je
'zbralo ma ulicah in jih gledalo.
Sine Sc je vsem smejal Z.
Da 50 bill kar penasti, tako so
Sc pobesneh sodniki mt1eili, ka-
ko bi obdolzifi jetnike. ii pa so
Sc junasko branili in, vsak ire
nutek prefajali v napad: - Nj
sr1lo Bolgari - jim je izjavila
devetnajstfetna Mara. - Mi smo
Makedonci. Mi .smo Slovani, Xxi
Sc ramo oh rami grskim :11aro-
dom borimo proti vasim sode-
lavcem- -okupatorjem, proti ba-
listom in Zervasovin bandam.
borimo sc "a svobodo in "a ma
rodno pravico.
- Prodali ste Grcijo Italija-
nom -- jih ,je obtozeval pred
sednik sodisGa - in dezertira-
Ii z albanske fronte. Ko pa so
prisli Bolgari, ste postal njiho-
vi psi ..
- Ravno obratno mu je
razjarjen odgovoril Sine. - Ko
je italijanski okupator napadel
Grcijo, je makedonski narod pr
vi prijel "a pusko in Sc vrgel v
borbo proti zasuznjevalcem. Ia
krat so tisoci Makedoncev pu-
still kosti v albanskih planinah.
A ko sta Sc pozneje makedonsko
in grsko ljudstvo borila proti
okupatorjem, ste vi, a ne mi,
sklenili dogovor mimi -.
Predsednik ga je skusal usta-
viii, Slime pa je nadaljeval: -
Po vasenf Antonu Causi ste
sklenili dogovor z bolgarskim
okupatorskim generalom Sira.
kovim, da napadete partizane
ELAS-a. Evo, kdo so izdajalci
evo, kdo je prodal Grcijo -
Dva zandarja sta mu zaprla
usta in ga prisilila, da umolkne
Ma sodiscu je nastal nemir
Publika sc je dvignila. Pobesne
Sc je predsednik vrgel ma sedern'
desetletnega deda Mita:
- Ii in tvoja diva sinova ST.
skrili te bandite v vasi hisi!
" svoji hisi nisem skriva
h benin banditov, sprejema
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

All ste ,saro6aik. ftEnakoprav-
mosts" te ste, ali so VaS prija-
telji in snamcig ftEmakoprav-
most'' je potrebma vsaki drmSimi
saradi vG$,aih Desti IN vedno ak
tuals,ih G1ankou! Strife "Enako-
prGl,,aOst!w ...-.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05

rem. V vlazni celici je ehodil sam
cd enc do druge stene. Dve glo'
boki brazdi sta mu recall cello
ze nekaj dni neobrit je bill vide.
ii starejsi. Nazadnje je sedel ma
posteljo, stopil ma zelezno ogrod.
je in Sc prijel "a resetko. Tezko
in bolestno ,je vzdihnil -.
Sonce je zahajalo in S posled.
mimi zarki zlatilo THE vode So.
lunskega morja. zarki so sc
igrali med mehkimi septembrs-
kimi oblaki in prihajali do ma
lega okenca Simove celice v sta
rem zaporu Edi-Kule. Kako le.
pc spomine so~prinasali Simu ii
zarki. In to nj bilo bog INA ka-
ko oddavnaj.
Dolgo je Slime tako visel ma
resetki.
Ko Sc je stemniio in je Solun
YES zablestel v elektricni luci,
je Slime zlezel z ;okna in sedel
ma posteljo. Misli so mu Sc we'd
no plavale v soncnih zarkih;
prenesle so ga v rodni kraj.
Pravkar je bill obvescen, da ga
jutri odpeljejo v Kostur ma sod
DO in postal je nemiren in "a
misljen =.
Kako tezko je zivljenje in ka-
ko lepo! Slime sc je rodil 1913
leta, tri mesece potem, ko so mu
pripadniki Pablosa Melasa ubi-
Ii oceta, in deset let, odkar so
mu Turki obesili deda, ker Sc je
uprl sultanu. In kako revno
mladost je pomnil Slime. Komaj
enajstleten otrok je pustil Solo
in Sc kot vajenec in sluga po-
tikal po tujih hisah "a kosekom
kruha. stiri leta .je bill hlapcic
pri stricu grkofilu Apostolosu
Gunarasu, VISA stiri leta ie pri
njen pljuval kri in prelival pot
"a koscek kruha. In zdaj je ia
crv, XII je bill "a casa okupacije
najvecji Bolgar in poznan pod
imenon Apostolos Kozuharov,
svoboden in velik Grk in Sc We
de -kot najvecji sovraznik Ma
kedoncev, XII jih imenuje ''bul-
garospore" (bolgarska zalega)
in kot nasprotnik maloazijskih
beguncev, katere naziva "turko-
spore". Ia clovek-zver, XII hi ne
bilo treba, da je ostal xiv, DO ma
sodiscu drzavna prica proti ST.
mu. LIE zakaj mu nj takrat pa
del v roke, da bi ga skrajsal "a
pedenj! -.
Oh tenn spominu je udaril z
nogami oh tia in vstal s poste-
lie.
- Eli, skill S(pes) - ga je
prestrasil zandar, XII ga je opa-
zoval skozi limo. - Kace hamo
(sedi) - in mu vrgel nekaj
psovk.
Slime mu nj posvetil paznje.
Psovanje in pretepanje je bilo
nekaj vsakdanjega. Ostre so
bile mere upraye, XII Jim nj pu-
stila cd donna poslanih pake-
tov, ali pa jih je zadrzevala in
jih dajala ze pokvarjene. MISC
Sc pretekli jstirje dnevi, odkar
SO vsi politicni jetniki zaceli
gladovno stavko proti TEN ukre'
pom. - Sedel je ma posteljo in
misli so mu zopet odletele v rod
nj kraj. Kako siavna so bila
imena tistih, Xxi so skupaj z bor'
ci ELAS-a tepli in gonili mem
ske okupatorje. Kako Sc je Ia
krat Hudstvo veselilo!
- Nasa vojska - so vzklika
Ii partizanom.
Takrat je Slime kot komandi1
cete korakal ma celu partizanov
In kaksen sprejem SO mu bill
pripravili v Kosturju! Emo IL
isto pesem SO peli v makedon
scini in -grscini. In kaksna har
monija! In ko so Sc med potj'
srecali z elasovci, kako lepo j
vsak pozdravil v svojem mate
rinskem jeziku: .@.:...
Jasas! ....
- Zdravo! .....
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-06-05
ie obstopila desetorica fantov.

je obstopiia desetorica fantov.
SimeM
Peter! Mihajlo! !. je
vzkliknil in skocil s kamiona.
z veliko brzino 50 partizani
'odvedli ujetnike v gozd. Planine
SO bueale oh divni pesmi, Mi
hov 'zvok >je kot grom odmeval
cd Vrha do vrha. In sneuklonlji-
vi narod, XII je zaradi miru od-
'dal v Varhizi svoje orozje, ga
danes zopet trga iz rok svojega
sovraznika.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
WINTER PARK TO
ASK FOR NUMBERS
Service Club Plans Meeting
Tonight; DR.. Jenkins
To Speak

3. w. Brinson, chairman OF the
house = numbering committee IN
Winter Park, said last night that
the committee was preparing a
request which would ask CITY
Engineer J. A. Loughlin for a con
tinuation of house numbers beyond
the city limits.
Crimson said the matter woulo
be discussed at a meeting OF the
Winter Park service club tonlgnt,
at which time a formal request
probably would be made TO the
city engineer.
As the situation now stands,
Brinson said, a person living IN
Winter Park might order a ton OF
coal to be delivered to a certain
address on Wrightsville Ave, VIM
ter Park, and invariably it woulo
be delivered to the same ADDRESS
within the city limits.
As further evidence Of the con-
fused house-numbering SITUATION
Gov Cook, who lives in Winter
Park, said that recently he had
occasion to consult a local business
man about some mail. The I'M
named man said he had sent the
mail to Cooks address, NO. Z
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 17.-(P-
CUSDA)-Livestock: Hogs-market
steady with Friday on all weights.
Top $3.50 for good and choice 16O-
$40 Id. barrows and gifts. 100
12O lbs. $18. so. 120-140 lbs. $21.00.
14O-160 $1,000. 240-3O0 lbs. $22.75.
3O0-lbs. and over s22.0O Good sows
under $50 lbs. $3.50; 350-500 lbs.
$18. 90; over 500 lbs. $3.50. Good
stays $500.
Cattle-receipts OF most slaugh.
ter classes very light. A moderate
supply steers moving slowly at
prices about in line with last week.
hulk medium and good steers
S18. O0-21.00, few strictly good to
choice around $3.50 and above. A
few Gamer and cutter cows $780,
1000 and medium dairy type
$40. 00-12.00. Good beef c o W S
quotable $12. OO-14.O0 V e r s
scarce, market active and steady
at $500 down, according to weight
and quality.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
LIVESTOCK
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb, II -(APAKUS-
DA)-Salable hogs 1000, total g.
500; generally 50-75 cents higher;
most advance on weights 260
pounds and down; good and choice
180-25O pounds 26. 50-27 90; top
200; 25o-3OO pounds 25.75-26.50;
3OO-330 pound butchers 25.25-26.O0;
sows fully rs cents higher; good
and choice sows 22.5o-23.00.
salable cattle IT, 900, total II, 300;
salable calves 1900, total 1900;
good and choice steers and year.
lings $3.50 cents lower; compar-
able heifers weak to Is cents low
er; medium grade both classes
steady, fairly active; strictly
steers and heifers absent; top
steers grading low choice $500;
comparable grade heifers 1925:
medium steers active at 1900
21.OO; comparable heifers 1000;
downward; stock cattle scarce,
firm; Gamer and cutter COWS 800
1915, steady to weak; beef cows
$3.50 cents lower at Il. 50-13.50;
jgood cows 1880; bulls scarce, &C
tive, firm; weighty sausage offer
ings to 1926; choice vealers weak
to 100 lower, medium and good
kinds fully 100 off; practical top
8 800.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
NEW YORK PRODUCE

NEW YORK, Feb. II - W.P-
Produce markets: Potatoes: IDOL
lars per 100 lbs. unless otherwise
indicated) steady, quiet. Names
Katahdins No. Ia 2.70-.9 90; Katah-
dins No. l, so lbs. 1862; Katah-
dins No. 1B 1.85 acked; CIR so
lbs 1.40 asked; Katahdins No. 1B,
1875 asked; Green Mts. No. l, $50
80; Green Mts No. 1B 1878;
Green Mts. SO lbs bags No. Ia
lao; Long Island Green MIST. No.
l, 2.50-.85; No. 1B 1.25-.75; Green
Mts No. l. so lbs 1850; Idaho
Russets No. l, 3~.75-4.00; Bakers
Box 3.65-.75; No. Ia so lbs l.85-2.15;
Green Mts. table 2.90-3.00; Sebago
table 2.90-3.O0; Idaho Russets 10
lbs bags 45-47; Floridas so Id bags
Red Bliss 1.50-3.O0; Nebraska so
lbs 43 Bliss No. l, 2.25-.75; Penn
sylvania Russets 100 lbs No. 1,
200: No. 1B 1.25; Katahdins No.
1B lao; Katahdins so lbs No. /,
1855.
Sweet potatoes: Bushels bas-
kets) steady. New Jersey, Golden
No. !, best 3.00-.25; Jersey type,
No. l, 2.00-.15; New Jersey Jersey
type IL bushels 1.50-60; Jersey
type mediums 75-1.25; Pink Heart
No. l 3..25-50; Maryland Golden
No. l 3.25-50.
Live poultry easy. Few sales 50
far. BOOSTERS old 81; rabbits all
varieties 1922; fowls 1914; pigeons
pair small so; broilers 1928.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
AGENT TELLS
WEEKLY SCHEDULE
FOR COUNTY CLUBS

The schedule for the Home
Demonstration Agents for the re-
mainder of this week is as toi-
lows. according to Miss Ann Mason
agent:
Tuesday a. m, Bradley Creek
Al club; 10 p. NJ, Wrightsboro
Home Demonstration club. follow
ed by an oyster roast; p. M, con-
ference.
Wednesday a. M, Winter Park
Junior All club, Winter Park Sen
ior 4-H club, Wrightsboro Junior
and Senior Al clubs; 2:3o p. m.
Bradley Creek Home Demonstra-
ton club; evening, conference with
Mrs. McAllister.
Thursday, Family Life Training
School; a. M, high school 4-H
club.
Friday a. M, in office; 2:30 p.
M. Oak Hill Home Demonstration
club.
Saturday a. M, 10 O'Clock, Al
County Council party; l p m''
radio ,nrogram over WMFD.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
AUDIENCE
ENJOYS SHOW BY
ACME-DELCO GROUP
Special To The Star

KELLY, Feb. 1.-THE Minstrel
show staged by the American
Legion post Number 298 of Acme
Delco in the high school auditorium
here last weekend was witnessed
by a large and app-eciative audi
ence.
One of the highlights of the show
was the 80 minute program by
Pop" Brown and his Radio Ram
blers, Del Brown, Ray Fowler. and
Duffy and M. P. Edwards. Pop"
Brown, according to reports, is the
oldest old-time fiddler in the Unit
ed States. He has been playing
barn dance music for IS years. and
celebrated his 18th birthday last
Saturday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
CASH GRAIN

. CHICAGO, Feb. 17-(P-Wheat:
None. Corn: No. 3 yellow $1.39 3D.
] 40; No. 4 yellow $1.33 1-2-1.33 "a;
No. 5 yellow $1.25 3-4-1.33 "a:
sample grade yellow $1.20 IL.
Oats: No. l heavy mixed 81 3-4-S8;
No. 1 heavy white 88 1890 II; No.
1 white 81 1898; No. 2 heavy
white 88 "a.
Barley: Mating $1.45-1.87: feed
81. DOL. 80. Field seed per hundred
weight nominal; Red Clover $43. 90
400; Sweet Clover $11.50-13.00:
Red Top SIT. 00-18.50; timothy $40
IT'S.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18

Wriphtsville Ave-, Winter PARK
hut il had been returned.
Cook explained that there was
an identical address within the city
limits and his mail always "en'
to this address. :.
The same situation prevails IN
each of the outlying suburbs, IN
Guiding Longwood. Garden CITY,
Audubon and Edgewood.
Guest speaker at tonlghts meet
ing will be DR.. J. M. Jenkins
borticulturist in charge OF tne
vegetable research laboratory at
castle Hayne. His subject will be
"Gardening."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
Reckless Flying

HENDERSONVILLE, Feb. II
-P- M. D. Girton, investigator
for the Civil Aeronautics Admins
tration at Atlanta, Ca, said the
side of nearby Jump Off mountain
which killed two North Carolinians
Sunday was caused by RECKLESS
and low flying
The victims were Sarah Eliza
beth Easley, is. of Asheville and
c. B. French, Jr., 81, of Hender-
sonville.
Girton said his investigation
showed" there had been nothing
wrong with the equipment. The
plane had been rented from a
Hendersonville airport.
i Dial 2-331I For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
COTTON
E YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. II - (P}-
Cotton futures closed firm today
at gains of rs cents to S1.20 a bale
over the previous close. Trading
was active and prices moved over
a wide range.
Early profit taking and hedging
depressed some deliveries slightly
below Saturdays close, but new
buying appeared on all declines.
Mills recovered contracts against
active selling of textiles for sec
ond and third quarter deliveries
The continued tightening of spot
cotton supplies was reflected in
the scarcity of offerings. Domestic
consumption will come ~ to about
10, $50, 900 bales compared with an
earlier top forecast of 10000, 900
bales for the year ending July 81
next. There was further evening
upin March. 1947, contracts and
switching into later months.
Futures closed IS cents to $1.20
a bale higher than the previous
close.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW r. MIDDLING

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17-R-
The average price of middling Is
16ths-inch cotton today at ten desig-
mated southern spot markets was
S1.O0 a bale higher at 1857 cents
a pound; average for the past 30
market days 31.89; middling 7-9-
inch average 1926.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 17.@P-
Spot cotton closed steady $1.0O a
bale higher today. Sales 1920,
low middling 29.65, middling $3.50,
good middling 1890, receipts g.
stock 231, 1913.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
n. C. O MARKET

RALEIGH, Feb. 17.-P-NC-
DA)-Hog markets steady to
stronger with tops of 1880 at
Rocky Mount and Richmond and
Smithfield.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
DAIRY PRODUCTS

CHICAGO, Feb. 17-P)-Butter
higher; receipts two days. 1877
4O1; eggs firmer; receipts two
days. 18, 1877.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
CHARLOTTE o

CHARLOTTE, Feb. 17.-LP-
Spot cotton 1870.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 17-PEGrains
moved e a wide price range in
a broad, active trade today.
Changes in trends were frequent
and they produced a highly
nervous market at times.
Wheat closed "a lower to 5A
higher, March $2.43A-3.35, corn
was 1A2A higher, March $1.38A-
70, oats A-% higher, March 81-81B
and lard IS cents to As cents a
hundver pounds higher, July
$29.3O
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-18
Open High Low Last

Open High Low Last
Mich 1878 1899 1851 1885 up q
May 32.76 32.99 1886 1926 up Y
Jly 30.99 31.25 30.85 BLOB up q
Oct 28.O8 28.27 27.95 28.18 up 2;
Dec 27.20 IT. A 27.1O 27.35 up Il
March Q948)-
sos 27.OO 1858 26.89
Middlin.g spot 34.30N, up 10.
Nominal.
Evening star., 1947-01-16
see how much you save at SAFEWAY
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Evening star., 1947-11-09
PROPOSALS.

/, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
BY tfs-Town Council, Town of Manassas,
ys;. e be Town Han, not later ss thar az 2
and. then and there publicly opened an and
struction Of the following:
2. Construction Of additions to the
sewerage system complete, including sewers
and sewage pumping station to serve the
Town of Manassas according to plans and
Specifications prepared by r. Stuart Royer
and Associates, Consulting Engineers
Richmond, Va, and on file at the ONCE
of Hunton Tiffany. town manager Manas-
sas, Va, and at the ONCE of r.: Stuart
Roger and Associates, Richmond 19. Va
8. Said plans and specifications and pro-
posal forms may be obtained from r.
Stuart Royer and Associates: 401 Virginia
Bldg, Richmond 10, Va, for S15,. which
will be rebated only to bona f1de bidders
upon return Of plans and specineatlons
within Is DAYS after receipt Of bids. Re
bate will not be made for more than one
set Of plans and specifications. Material
and equipment firms will be charged for
actual cost Of blue printing only.
f. All bids must be accompanied by
certified check or bidders bond in the
amount OF 5T Of the total bid, made
payable to the Town Of Manassas. Va.
5. No bids may be withdrawn for
etsoq 8. said &C Council saii reserves the right to
reject any andIor all bids and 70 waive
II intS1msIittss ,nN les ToWN COUNCIL Hsr.or OF
TIFFANY, Town Manager.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

This is a question to be solved by
the Congress, but we suggest 1t
might be done by a special joint
committee created for this purpose,
as in the case of the Atomic Energy
Commission.
Administrative Structure.
The new organization must have
a chief representative in Europe,
reporting directly to the head of
that organization, and responsible
to him, to deal with the continuing
committee set up by the participate
ing countries, and also to co-ordi-
nate the activities of the various
local representatives of the organi-
zation in those countries. In addi-
ton. representatives will be needed
in the different countries. They
will have to report to and be under
the direct control of the head of
the new organization. But they
should keep the Ambassadors in the
respective countries informed of
their communicate tions. In all cases
where there is necessity for taking
up important matters with govern
ments, it should be done by the Am
bassador to the end that there will
be only one diplomatic representa-
tive of the United States in these
countries. Due to the need for f1eXi-
bility in the program, the committee
recommends that the corporate
form Of organization be given care
full consideration.
VI. SUMMARY.
The basic conclusions Of the
Committee on Foreign
Aid may be summarized as follows:
/. The hope of Western Europe
depends primarily on the industry
and straight thinking of its own
people.
2. The United States has a vital
interest - humanitarian, economic.
and political-in helping
the participating countries to
achieve economic recovery.
3. The aid which the United
States gives will impose definite sac
rifice on this country.
4. The magnitude of Western
Europe's deficit with the American
continent in 1948 will be Of the order
of $1,000, 100000, but when all pos
sibilities Of financing are taken into
consideration, the approximate need
for appropriations past and future
to cover the calendar year Of 1948
may be on the order of $780,
100000.
5. The extension Of such aid, now
or in the future, calls for anti
inflationary fiscal policies on the
part of this country and a new
agency to administer the aid ex-
tended.
Evening star., 1947-11-09

give emergency economic help to,
Europe. But, he told a reporter,
II '1u11" develops in the Senates
work, he will call up the treaty.
Il think the Rio treaty for Pan
American solidarity is one of the
most important developments in
modern American foreign policy and
it has a timely impact of supreme
Importance on all our international
relations" the Michigan Senator
said
II have every confidence that the
Senate will ratify the treaty in one
afternoon" he added.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
Hartman Committee List

r. r. Deupree, president, Proctor
& Gamble Co., Cincinnati,
Paul G. Hoffman, president.
studebaker Corp, South Bend, Ind
Calvin B. Hoover. Dean of the
Graduate School, Duke University.
Robert Koenig. president, Ayrshire
Colleries Co., Indianapolis, Ind.
Robert M. LaFollette, jr., former
Wisconsin Senator.
Edward s. Mason, Dean Of the
School of Public Administration
Harvard University.
George Meany, secretary-treas-
urer, American Federation OF Labor
Harold G.. Moulton, president
Brookings Institution, Washington
William I. Myers, Dean of the
College of Agriculture, Cornell Uni
versity.
Robert Gordon Sproul, president
University of California.
Owen D. Young, honorary chair
man of the board of directors, Gen
eral Electric Co., Van Hornesville
NJ Y.