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The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27
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The United States and the European
Recovery Program

THE RESPONSE
to Secretary Marshall's propo-
sal was prompt. The Foreign
Ministers of Great Britain and
France took the initiative. How
ever, Soviet Government an
nounced that it was unwilling to
participate in the plan on the
ground that it would interfere
with the internal sovereignty of
the participating countries.
Despite Soviet Unions opposition,
invitation to attend a conference
for European recovery was made to
ell the nations of Europe. Sixteen
nations accepted. TIE S ov e t
Union and other countries of
eastern Europe refused to attend.
THE SIXTEEN
>. nations reported on Sept. %,
1947 that they will undertake to do
three things:
l. To make every effort to in
crease their national production;
2. To do everything possible to
combat initiation and to create in
ternal stability;
8. To cooperate with each other
in effort to free the movement of
goods within Europe and to in
crease the output of vitality need
ed resources.
The European nations estimated
that they would require 500 billions
to finance their dollar imports of
food. fuel. raw materials, and capi-
tai equipment during the next four
years. It was expected that part
of these funds could be financed
by the International Bank and by
private investment.
However. the European countries
calculated that their minimum de-
ficit for needs which could not be
financed from these sources would
be $40 billions.
PRESIDENT TRUMAN
has recommended to the Con-
rress an appropriation of $68 bill
lions for the first fifteen months.
BEGINNING on April 1, 1913, for the
European recovery program.
The House foreign affairs COM
mittee has reported to the House
that the every survival Of the
United States is at stake in the
present program to s+op commu-
nism and help Europe recover
economically"
In the meantime, Interim Aid
Law will meet the minimum needs
of France, italy and Austria until
March 81 After that date, they.
end other European countries will
b. unable to pay for their essential
imports.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27
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present tax structure; reduction at
the top would be more psychology
cal than substantial. It is estimated
that over seven million low-income
taxpayers would be dropped from
the tax rolls, but the total loss to
the government would be only
81, 800 100000 and perhaps even
less. This being a presidential
election year, some sort of tax-re-
duction was almost inevitable. It
would be we'll to remember however,
that in the event of a sudden turn
for the worse in our national de-
Tense situation, Congress could
land probably would increase the
rates of tax reduction overnight.
MORE CONTRIBUTORS
Helping to swell the Nisei War
Memorial Committees funds to the
So, 900 mark we're the following
additional contributions made to
the Nisei Veterans Committee
Art Louie, Fumio Yagi, Kiyoshi
Matsushita. Taxa Asaba, George
Kanda H. Nishimura, Y. KoDu
Keiji Sato. Ted Kawasaki Shig Ia
keuchi. and Kenny Oyama.
Added to contributions already
reported, the NVC has received
S592.50 to date. all of which has
been turned over to the Nisei Wal
Memorial Committee.
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EDITORIALS:
AMERICAN HERITAGE WEEK

Seattle others will observe the
American Ieritage Week from
Aplu 3 to 10 with an extensive
pc time patriotic observance ever
he'd here. Daily ceremonies will To-
Gus public attention on the freedom
Ideals and obligations which are the
heritage of every American citizen.
As a part of the Heritage Week
program, S Athletics Will be asked to
rrdedicate themselves to the Ameri-
can way of life with the following
Freedom Pledge. Read it over care
fully, line for line, and you will see
what the American way of life
stands for, specially in view of the
chaotic world conditions.
Freedom Pledge
/ am an American, free American.
Free to speak-without fear.
Free to worship my God in my own
way.
Free to stand for what I think
right.
Free to oppose what 1 believe
wrong.
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THE ECONOMY

of Europe is suffering from
he paralyzing effects of six years
of war The economic dislocations
were more severe than were at first
realized, and European economic
recovery will be a long and difficult
task.
Why the United States is vital
ly interested in the European re-
cOvery program is that unless the
devastated nations regain
economic health, the peace Of
the world is threatened.
While the war was still in pro-
3ress, the United Nations Relief
and Rehabilitation Administration
CUNRRA) was established, which
WIS designed to supply the immedi-
ate relief needs of the war-devast-
a.ed countries. To facilitate long
range economic recovery, such agen-
cies as the Food and Agriculture
Organization, the International
Bank for Reconstruction and De-
velopment, and the International
Monetary Fund we're set up with
n the United Nations organization
WHEN HOSTILITIES
=. ended, the long-range program
had to be supplemented with con-
crete and immediate provisions for
aid. BY July l, 1947, the United
States had loaned or granted nearly
eleven billion dollars worth of
aid to European countries. How
ever, Europe's recovery was far
rom complete.
On June S, 1947 Secretary Mar
shall called for a fresh approach
to the whole problem of Eu-
ropean recovery.
Secretary Marshall urged, first
of ALL that our future reconstruc-
ion aid be fitted into a well-inte-
rated plan which would make the
European nations self supporting
He emphasized that our aid should
be more than an endless series of
stop-gap measures designed to deal
with increasingly frequent crisis.
Each European nation was expected
to contribute fully in accordance
with it's ability.
Secondly, initiative for drawing
up the plan for European recovery
should be left entirely to the Eu-
ropeans This meant that the
United States did not intend to
! dictate the pattern of recovery as
a price for providing aid.
Lastly, participation of all Eu-
ropean countries in the program
vas welcomed.
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Wbe 1Rortbmest Zines
THE ONLY ALL ENGLISH NlsEl NEWSPAPER
IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Established January 1, ls47
and Of week Ed-
tortalo ffc Wash Phone Seneca
Sss4 hours: m TO 6 pm Sundays and


Free to choose those who govern my
country.
This heritage of freedom I pledge
and uphold.
For myself and all mankind.
The week will come to a climax
on, April 9 and 10 when the Freedom
Train, carrying precious documents,
including the original Declaration of
Independence, will be exhibited in
Seattle.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27

In only 81 pages, one of the ma,
tons outstanding political analys
makes a critical and objective ex
animation into our State Depart
ment policy tows I'd Russia. Here
in this little book, Walter Lippmanr
points out the d angers in applying
the so-called TT uman Doctrine.
The author focuses his atten-
ton on an anon ymous article "Tf c
Sources of Soviet Conduct" which
appeared in the quarterly journal
Foreign Affairs. for July. 1947. The
article in the magazine has since
been attributed to Gorge F. KEENAN,
who, after a tour of duty at the
Embassy in Mo scow, was appointed
by Secretary Marshall as Director
of Policy Plan ming Staff of the
Department Of State.
The article contends that the
Soviet power would perish of frus-
tration, if it were contained" for
en- or fifteen years. However,
Lippmann says that the United
States cannot impose a policy of
contslnmcnt, or the so-called T1u-
man Doctrine. upon Russia
An attempt at applying the Tru-
man Doctrine, Lippmann comedies
to the Kremlin the strategical mi
tiative as to when, where and under
what local circumstance the issues
is to be joined The United States
is compelled, the author states, to
meet Soviet pressure at these shift
ing geographical and political
points by using satellite states, pup
net governments and agents which
have been subsidized and support
ed. though their effectiveness Is
meager and their reliability uncer-
tain.
If we follow this policy. Lippmann
points out. we will be neglecting our
NATURAL dillCo III SOlii-
munity, in fact, We will ALLEVIATE
them. They are alienated by the
fact thst they do not wish to be-
come. like the nations of the per-
meter. the clients of the United
States in whose affairs we intervene
Furthermore, they ere alienated by
the fact that their lands would be
the battlefield should there be wal
between the two powers.
What then, is Jippmann's solu-
ton to the problem?
"The westward expansion of the
Russian frontier and of the Russian
sphere of influence, though Away:
Russian aim, was accomplished
because the Red Army defeated thu
German army and advanced to thu
center of Europe.
"It was the mighty power Of thu
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1948-03-27

THE COLD WAR: A Study in
U. S. Foreign Policy by Walter
Lippman. Harper g. Brothers
Publishers, New York, 1947.
AS Revie' we'd
By HIDEO II OSHrDE
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FARM and GARDEN.

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jelly Cupboard: q collectors item; solic
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ROOMS rURkIsHEn-Md. 8 Va.

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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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ROOMS, KIT. and semipyt. bath. PVT.
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sg s4ss SsP2aros SsPlas soz ST. l4ot stsE suite.
2 rooms, porch, grill priyil.; possible apt.
later: seo:sIo: DE; o435 after I I'm:
ave n:w.-Modern, unusual features, liv
rm with hrepl. and balcony, dining with
frepl, small kit. Q small bedrms, roof
deck, designer owners house; $3.50 on
years lease; will finish extra rn. "a y.
square II desired. NO. 1891, 8 pm 70
Evening star., 1948-03-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Houss newly dec.
Grated, rms. with studio beds: daily maid
service, switchboard service. good meals.
1712 New Hampshire ave. NV, NO. 2266.
for man: home-cooked food; transp. Goods
maid service; laundry privils. liz
16 ST. NV, 140a-Large double; also
single; excel. meals. MI. 274o or pu.
1883 ss3s woopLEY PL. N.w.-poubls room
for girls Also girl to share with an.
other. Home priyilsses. $50 month ~
i7s5 EUCLfD sT. N.W.-pouble room for
2; home privileses; convenient transports.
ton; reasonable. Adams 1889, Ia
2lOi s ST. N.W.--Double and triple, with
fissid issa 1stS Ro gs RWtsTss Eo feo @ priva.
bath. for three or four. Vacancies to
1875 isss siIrMoRE i9i Mea ST. NV. tn..r 18th and
Columbia rd0-Excellent board or rooms
fss fsoi y0nsa nssh pss9p' w.. front
new furn.: .sgle for lady, share room for
,s4 Mxss sTshbSa AVE. NW NWe'fs pupos sau circ. s
Attrac. dble. and triple for girls; dble. for
men; pvt. bath; excel, meals. -e
ROOM AND BOARD-Elderly people; good
food, maid, tray service pleasant pvt.
home kind treatment. AT. 9443. %
RLINGTON-Attractive large room and
board for couple with one or two children:
homelike: excellent meals; reasonable. GL.
T616 IA
Evening star., 1948-03-08
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

80 r. I. AVE, NE front, one with twin
beds. other with double; southern exposure
Laundry priv. Q min. to streetear and bus.
DouBLE OR SINGLE sleeping room. .n
private home, conv. transportation. no.
FOR LADY. rm. with kit. and liv rm.,
l,undry griviIso gasosg good sransp.; mr. cathsl''
3ia4 South DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-wsr4
nicely furn. twin bedrm., telephone an6
laundry privils,; so6 per mo. NO. 37e7.
sSspPIts. 1s:PIs' Ss sasgn sisIss'a'
FTRN. ROOM. next to bath. unlimitsd
phone, twin beds: - matched furniture.
;9ps iafs H. r. PaEAiHaa1o5L PaAaa1o5L1NH1 2E ssfs NEL.rs.
,.sn,d nsEt 70 ,s Ss.h ,.anS In SSvs@ @ ASs
s. ST., a;ss ;MosskoE HE sr sfEIE rent. s living.
Sedroom and kitehenetts and TWO studio
RsTlE ssvslsaie LADY or ss
tgasnSsneEtstionnv; TW T,a S!7o .,,cur I I-osu
vicinity Midway Hall. Refined gentleman.
CCoioRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM. for
couple or girls So week each. Lu. 1908.
coLoREp-171s NO. cAPIroL-LsrRs
front room for 2; references. NO. $3.50.