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Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12

slated to lose their jobs have been with the Department of Justice up to Is years, but seniority and re- tention rights will be used to le- termine who will remain with the Department, Senator Bartlett learned.
 Eventually there will be only one U. S. Marshal in the State of Alaska which will bring about the elimination of three of the top posts. The one marshal will be nominated by the President, sub ject to Senate confirmation. l.
 In the First Division there will remain one marshal, two deputy marshalS and two clerks, all in Juneau. Eliminated will be the post of chief deputy, one clerk in Ketchikan and deputy in Ketehi- kan and one in. Juneau.
 The second Division, with head quarters al Nome, will find one . tConsinued on Page I21 l
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
Masons To Install Officers Saturday

Installation of the 1860 officers of the Kodiak Lodge No. 295, F. and AM, will be held at Masonic Temple on Mill Bay Road, Satur- day, December 12, at 7:30 pm.
 All MaSonS and friends are wei come. Refreshments will be served.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-12-12
USS KODIAK BEACHED

The USS Kodiak met with troub- le on is tril, to the Westward :. Last report if was beached at Cher nofski. The CG cutter Storis Is en. route to assist it.; z8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

sTuDEBAKER 80 Lark ReEai hard
coat. heater, bumper suards, Wv.
tires, other extras, Brand new.
Emil nriee onlV so ion
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BELL MOTORS

VOLKsWAGEN $50 de luxe sedan;
leather interior, heater, Wv.
tires. Al cond. S995 or best offer
FE. 7-1423 after 8 pm.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

University of Akron, diplomi-
rajuci liz engleskog jezika, ko-
je sliku ovdje donosimo.
Ma jesen &c Miriam odmah
nastaviti svoj graduate rad "a
masters ma Michigan State
University, jer Sc sprema "a
obucavanje ma sveucilistu. tt
me &c ona biti cetvrta gene
racija "a uciteljicu u njenoj
obitelji. Miriam je novi emf
grant i ostavila je domovinu
kao sest godisnja djevojcica.
u Ameriku je dosla S maj
kom i nastanila Sc u Akronu,
tie je polukcerka n a S e g tai
nika, g. Rudolpha Erica.
Mladoj hrvatskoj intelek-
tualki zelim puno srece Bo-
zjeg blagoslova, da i dalje
njezin rad zivot bude Bogu
ma slavu, a ma ponos staroj
i novoj domovini.
Clan odsjeka 500, izvj.
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Poor SIavetitancima!

Johnstown, Pa. - Dragi zem-
ljaci farnici svi ostali prijatelji
dobra srca. Natrag diva mjeseca
bila je objavljena molba "a mi
lodare "a popravak zupnog sta
ma u Slaveticu. Vecina vas ste
citali tn molbu, a koji niste mo-
linn da to uzmete do znanja sada.
Lijepi broj farnika ostali do"
bra srca vec su poslali svoje mi
lodare; nekoji ma meme Franka
Baloban, a nekoji ma Ivana Ma
tesic, Nanaimo, B. c., Canada.
Stoga, dragi zemljaci farnici
i prijatelji ia vas umoljavam
sve, koji jos niste doprinijeli
svoje milodare, q napose one,
koji jos niste doprinijeli svoje
milodare u nijednoj prijasnjoi
kampanji, da to ucinite cd srca
cim prize u sadasnjoj kampanji
i poradite svaki u svojoj koloni-
il. Nema razlike ma koga Sc sa-
lie. Glavno je da svaki vas po
mogucnosti dadete svoj dar "a
popravak zupnog stana. ia sam
do sada poslao $4,000. Prvi
$4,000 ma rs. apprila, a drugih
$4,000 ma 21. maja. Ma prvu
posiljku dobio sam namiru po-
tvrdjenu po zupniku i crkvenom
odboru. Nina bi jos trebalo ba-
rem pet sto dolara, da 81 mogu
tai zupni stan urediti kao sto
Sc dolikuje.
Sabirna akcija (kampanja)
biti &c u procesu jos diva mjese-
ca. Nakon svrsi ia kampanja
sva imena i svota biti &c ogla-
sena u novinama, a isto u kraj
poslana, da in zupnik cita u cr-
Xvi.
Ocekujuci vase odgovore od-
nosno milodare. Sve vas po-
zdravlja vas zemljak,
Frank BaIoban, 143 Cook
Street, Johnstown, Pa
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1959-07-01

dove sa dvima mladim sestra-
ma, Ankom Barbarom Su-
basic. Anka je stupila u od-
sick, a Barbara u Pomladak,
cije slike ovdje donosimo.
Prosle godine, II. augusta
1858. god, dosle su IL stare
domovine sa svojom majkom
k svomu ocu u Schumacher,
koji je dosao u novu domo-
vinu Kanadu 10. majja, 1857.
i pristupio u redove H. B. "a
jednicu. Obje djevojcice su
rodjene u Priliscu, kotar Kar-
lovac, Hrvatska. Anka .je ro-
djena 20. novembra, 1912, a
Barbara 4. aprila, 1915.
Sa njihovim slikama zeli-
mo da in predstavimo Clan
stvu nase Zajednice, a osobito
nasim Priliscanima, kojih j.
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St. Louis, Mo. - Raymond T. Percich, Attorney
At LAW
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ma puno u Pittsburghu, gdje
sc nalazi i njihov dragi die
da, Janko Bendekovic, koji je
prosle godine bio kod njih,
kad su doSle IL stare domo-
vine IL svog rodnog i dragog
mjesta Prilisca.
U ime clanstva nasega od-
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Ma gornjoj slici vidmo nase djevojke clanice gni-
jezda bro 81 pod okrljem odsjeka broj Etn. Oval
djevojack team pobjedio e godine 1859 natjeca
nju Junior Dux kuglaskoj utakmici to su nasi cham
pioni liz Etne
Ma sic ljeva desno: Darlene Hundley, Bar
bara CAIN Barbara Spelic, Gloria Protuipac Jacque-
line Rukavna Janet Rukavna Posljedne dvije sestre
jesu kcerke tanka odseka br T. brata Joe Rukavine.
One utakmic kuganja dobile 1,2O1 point.
Prosle godne 1958) Etna devojke su bile ma drugom
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CIPAR

Otok Cipar lezi blizu obale
Male Azije. Pucanstvo mu je
u osamdeset po sto grcko, a
u po prilici dvadeset po sto
tursko. Zadnjih po prilici sto-
tinu godina bio je Cipar bri-
tanska kolonija, sto znaci bio
je pod vrhovnistvom Velike
Britanije, ali Sc ma otoku u
redovalo grcki a valjda i tur-
ski, da swim a bude pravo.
Grci su mace uzivali sve pred
nosti dobre uprave.
Ali, grcki dio pucanstva,
obzirom ma moderno naciona-
listicko ludovanje, zazeli, da
Sc ujedini s Grckom. Kralje-
vina Grcka i'm je poslala sluz-
beno, iii nesluzbeno, jednog
svog oficira, Grivasa, koji je
poveo guerilski rat proti bri-
tanskog vrhovnistva tsazeci
prikljucenje otoka Grckoj. Tu
borbu je blagoslovio arhiepi-
skop Makarios. I paddle su
neduzne glave Britanaca, Gr-
ka j Turaka.
Turska Sc protivila priklju-
cenju Cipra Grckoj, da grcka
vecina ne bi poklala tursku
manjinu. Turci ma Cipru bra
Mill su sc kako SUI znali. u
bijali Grke, a Grci njih.
Ma kraju je ia bezmislena
borba svima dojadila. I kako
Sc rijesilo? Kompromisom -
nagodbom, koja u stvari zna-
ci bankrotstvo grckog pokre-
ia "a ujedinjenje Cipra s Gre
kom. Ma Cipru je do sada BIZ
la samo britanska uprava, ko-
ia je bila odgovorna "a red i
poredak i koja Sc nije mije-
sala nj u grcke, nj u turske
stvari, jer je sc nisu ticale.
Sad je Cipar postao toboze
nezavisan, ali d o biva vojne
garnizone IL kraljevine Grcke
i il republike Turske, a osta-
je britanski vojni garnizon.
Otokom &c u buduce uprav-
ljati domaci ljudi i vlada sa-
stavljena cd Grka i Turaka.
Kako &c to funkcionirati to
cemo vidjeti.
Sto sc je, kad sc sve ana
lizira, tom bezmislenom bor-
bonn postiglo. Prilican broj
mrtvih glava ma sve strane i
nista drugo. Mjesto jednoga,
Cipar &c imati tri okupatora.
I Sta &c mu vrijediti njegova
nezavisnost osim ono malo
tinte sto je upotrebljeno, da
Sc ia rijec napise. Ali neki ma
si nacionalisti drze da je to
velika grcka pobjeda. - O-c.
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Kad ia cujem kojeg covjeka
da govori o nepromljenivom
zakonu, jedini ucinak koji on
proizvede ma meme jest da me
uvjeri, da je on nepromjen-
ljiva budala. - Sidney Smith
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Cleveland, Ohio - Pc $1.OO: Vjekosav Sipek, Jo-
sephne Sipek, Katca De Michiel Josp De Mi
cheI, Anton Smrdel Katherine Smrdel. Poslao
AooO tajnik odsjeka $780, brat Nick Fuduric, ukupno
oo0 Denver Colo. = Nick Prince obitej $1,000, Fran
Secan $780, Mr.. i Mrs Ivan Levach $500,
IN Matthew Sophie Zvonar $500, Joseph Dubro-
~ vac obitelj $500, Nick Bakarich $780, Pc So:
Anton Helen Evanda, Mile Sekulich, Elizabeth
Peterson Anna Leslie, John Brletich, Frank Ca
MAR. Pc $1OO Anthona Panan, Frank Mi
~ M haich, Barbara Fenie, Henry Kalcevich, Bara
oo' Pavlovich Andrew Kuretich, Sr. - Ukupno w 4
Poslao tajnik odseka H. brat Matthew Zvonar
II ~ Lyndora, Pa Pc $10O: stjepan Horvatc Helen
Horvatic, Nikola Gallo, Maria Gallo, Dolores
Kreinbucker, Anton Yurkovic, Maria Yurkovic
Barbara Terbovich, Margaret Yurkovic, Ljubica
5O0l Yurkovic Tomo Horvatic, Caroline Rekich, Geo.
Rekich. Poslala bagajnca odsjeka broj 313,
stra Caroline Rekich. - Ukupno ............... 1
w. Brownsville, Pa. = Helen Ozegovic $780, John
Sobd $500, Josp Ozegovc $3.41 Mlka Oze-
govich 1921, Pete Ozegovc $361, John Patrlja
r. sol $780, Mary Patrlja $1.91, Steve Pratja $685.
Marko Pratlja 1925, Anna Jelenik 81 90, John
Jandrokovic $1.0O Steve Yerant $500. Posao
625 tajnk odsjeka 307, brat Steve Yerant, ukupno
Euclid, o. - Vid Ratkovic $3.48, Joseph Violet
Kovacevic $500. Poslaa blagajnica odsjeka 337
sestra Helen M. Blaskovic, ukupno ..~.......~..
1926 Chicago, ILL., - Charles Kruzich obitelj ... 2
Lewstown Pa - VIM. ]. Luksich, Clan odsjeka
broj 49, daruje ..~........ ........
JohnstOwn Pa = Imbro Danica Canah $1.OO,
Michael Batch $1.0O Poslao ukupno tajnk od-
sjeka broj 3, brat Michael Batch ....
Ukupno ovom broju ..-....--...~.....$ 60
500 PRIZE objavljeno $21 ,21
Sveea DO sada IA 81
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Jos iedna m!ada Hrvatica
zavrsiIa sveuGi|iSfe

Akron, Ohio. - Javljamo
clanstvu H.B.Z., da je nasa
mlada clanica odsieka br. 900
Miss Miriam Vein, zavrsila
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Dviie sestre - Anka |
Barbara SubaSiC

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Odsjek $50 i gnijezdo br. $40
H. B. 2. javljaju radosnu vi
jest, da su povecali svoje re-
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sjeka ia cestitam roditeljima
nasih mladih sestara, Ankle i
Barbara, koji su III dali upi-
sati u redove H.B.Z., a NINA,
Anki i Barbari, zelim svaku
srecu u zivotu j dobrodoslicu
u naSe redove.
Matt Sebalj, upravitelj
gnijezda br. $40 HBZ.
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Onaj, koji namjerno vara
svoga prijatelja, vara svoga
Boga. - Lavater
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Moli sc Bogu u oluji - ali
ne prestani veslati.
, 1959-05-01
Fire Of Unknown
Origin Destroys
Building at Airport

The old hospital building at
Alexander Hamilton Airport was
destroyed by fire on Thursday
evening at $50. The entire roof
and windows were burned out
leaving the bare walls.
The grass piece nearby caught
fire also, but was quickly put out.
Quick action by the volunteer
firemen undoubtedly saved the
nearby building.
The building was being removal
ed for use by the contractors who
will be constructing the new air.
port and terminal building. The
cause Of the fire has not been de-
termined but an Investigation is
underway by the Fire Chief.
, 1959-05-01

DR.. John H. Davis, is new Direc-
Tor Of the United Nations Relief
and Works Agency for Palestine
Refugees in the Near East, was
born in Missouri, United States,
in 1904 A distinguished agricul-
tural economist and skilled adj
ministrator, he succeeds Mr.. Hem
~ r.. Labouisse who resigned in
June Of last year. UNRWA pro-
vides food, shelter, medical care,
education and other services to
the more than 100000 refugees
from Palestine.
, 1959-05-01
Personnel Mention

Mrs. Norma Nc Cray, Dietitian
at the Meadowbrook Hospital in
New York, arrived here today to
spend her vacation.
She is the formerNorma Will
iiams, graduate Of the Christian
sted High School.
, 1959-05-01
Taxi Operators Meet
at Govt House:
Discuss New Rutes

A meeting Of Taxicab operators
was held in Government House
last night where new taxi rates
were discussed. Senator Frits
Lawaetz was chairman.
Many owners Of taxicabs were
present and gave their views so
that q report can be made for sub
mission to the Legislature within
twenty days.
Members Of the committee are:
Sam Pivar, Frank Wiesner, Mrs.
Kathleen Dunlop q John Brown.
, 1959-05-01
Legion Auditory Will
Meet in Court Room
Friday Night at $3.50

Members Of the American
Legion Auxiliary Unit will
meet tonight in the old Pc
lice Court room in Christian
sted at $50.
Members are asked to be on
time.
, 1959-05-01
M0ny Governors 10
Visit Virgin Islonds
Ii August

Governor Merwin has asked
the Legislature to appropriate
the sum of $4,000. to enable
him to entertain visiting Gov
ernors from the States and
Territories, who will visit the
Virgin Islands some time il
August.
The Governors viii attend 4
Governors Conference to be
held in San Juan, and many
Of them will come over to the
Virgin Islands after the con-
ference. The Virgin Islands
, 1959-05-01

Theodore Dunbdvin
is Chosen ST. Croix
Teacher Of the Yedr
Miss Theodore Dunbavin Of
the Christiansted Grammar
School was chosen today as
Teacher Of the Year by a
committee Of three.
Attorney R. II. Amphlett
Leader, Chairman Of the
School Board made appro-
pirate remarks for the occa-
sion.
A social was held in the
Home Economics Room at
Christiansted High School
where all the teachers and
others enjoyed delicious cakes
cookies and punch prepared
by Miss Lena Abel and Mrs.
Otis Hicks.
In making the selection the
committee took into consider
alton, among other things:
What makes a good teacher;
Good Health, Friendliness, Ap
pearance, Recreation, Intellec-
tual, Specialization.
The members Of the commit
tee are: Mrs. Maria Thomas,
Rita Nc Farlane and
G. Cangata, Jr.. Mrs.
Thomas is principal Of the
Grammar School.
, 1959-05-01

Revision Cont. Likely
To Meet in July
Port Of Spain : Special SEES
sion Of the West Indian Con
ference to revise the agree
ment establishing the Carib-
bean Commission will most
likely be held in Charlotte
Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin
Islands Of the United States,
converting on July 18th.
This has been recommended
by the AID Hoe Committee APP
pointed to make arrangements
for usch a session. This Com
mittee ended its meeting, be-
gun on April End, on the
aftrnoon Of April 10th at Kent
House, headquarters Of the
Central Secretariat Of the
Caribbean Commission.
Selection Of St. Thomas fol-
lowed an invitation extended
by the Governmnt Of the Vir-
gin Islands through David E.
Mas, recently appointed Com
missioner on the United States
National Section of the Com
mission.
The Committees main eff
forts during its eight days Of
deliberation had been devoted
to the formulation Of recon-
mendations regarding t h e
powers and functions Of a sue
cessor organization to the
Caribbean Commission and
the budgetary implications Of
these recommendations The
report of the Committee will
now be transmitted to the
governments concerned togeth-
er with an invitation to send
delegates to the Revision Com
ference for final decisions to
be taken.
The Committee agreed that
the powers and functions Of
the successor body to the Com
, 1959-05-01

Government has offered to
pay transportation and other
expenses Of the Governors
while in the Virgin Islands.
, 1959-05-01
Christiunst'd Busebdll
League to Meet at
Club Comunche

A meeting of the Christian
sted Baseball League is sched-
uled for the Club Comanche
this evening.
Managers and umpires are
asked to be present.
, 1959-05-01

mission should be those pro-
posed at at its first meeting
last July. Thse are stated in a
Draft Statute contained in the
report.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Hawaii Eruption Adds
Another Volcano Cone

HONOLULU, Nov. 20 CAP).-
A new volcano cone was born
today as nightly Kilauea VOL
cano spewed tons of glowing
molten lava and steaming rock
1000 feet into the air from a
week-old fiery vent.
The cone, half moon in
shape, began to rise around a
150-foot flssure in the SOUTH
ern wall of Kilauea Xxi crater
1t began to take shape after
seven days of eruption flowed
an estimated 10 million cubic
yards of lava down the crater'S
gentle inner slope in a 100
foot-wide river.
At the bottom of the crater
a lake of lava had risen to over
200 feet in depth. And it was
rising at a rate of 3 feet ar
hour.
SeiSmologistS continued tc
minimize any threat of an over.
flow, saying it would take weeks
before Kilauea Iki-a mile wide
and equally long-would spill
over.
An overflow would not
threaten surrounding farmland
or the few hundred inhabitant.
Of Volcano Village, about a mile
north of the erupting crater
The overflow would not move
Evening star., 1959-11-20

toward the settlement, but into
lthe main Kilauea crater less
than a mile west of Kilauea
Xxi.
Thousands of spectators were
warned to remain in their cars
while viewing the flaming spec
tacle on Hawaii's southermost
island. The warning came after
the unpredictable volcano burst
forth with a tremendous thrust
yesterday, sending it's fiery
fountain l,150 feet high for
a new record in the history of
Hawaii'S VOLCANOES.
Seismologist Jerry Eaton said
no recorded volcanic fountain
in Hawaii had reached such a
height.
Late yesterday afternoon the
volcano sent a kissing hori-
zontal jet of orange colored
molten lava across the crater
from its fissure in a 1,200-foot
squirt
1T left a spectacular column
of black dust rising in the
area" said John A. Aubuchon,
acting superintendent of Ha-
waii National Park.
Three inter-island aircraft
were hit by high flying bits of
lava and rock but this failed
to dampen the airlines' volcano
excursion trade. They reported
booming business.
No serious damage nor in
IjurieS were reported.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

for economic and technical as
sistance and to act as a watch
dog on any outside intervention
in Laos affairs. On departure,
Mr.. Hammarskjold refused to
be drawn out on how long Mr..
Tuomioja will stay.
II cannot foresee thefuture,
he said.
He defended his seven-day
mission against Communist
criticism, however. The Soviet
Union has accused Mr.. Ham,
marSkjold of using the U. N
to cover up Western interfer-
ence in Laos and has charged
that his intervention would
only muddle the situation.
What l have been doing
here and my reason for this
visit to Laos are entirely within
the Charter of the United Ma.
tions," Mr.. Hammarskjold said
II think all the members are
well aware of this"
He said he had come for "in.
dependent and full persona
knowledge" of the Laos situa.
ton and the visit had beer
fully justified by the depth O.
understanding I have achieved.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

Laos forces, said Red Chinese
troops aided 200 rebels in cap
turing an army post at
Longhai, 5 miles from the Red
China border in Phong Sally
province, on November 9. He
said royal forces had recap
tured the post, driving the
rebels back to Red China and
killing some.
Foreign Minister Khamphan
Panya said. however, that the
report of the participation of
Red Chinese troops had not
been confirmed.
II don't think the Chinese
would enter Laos while Mr.
Evening star., 1959-11-20

Hammarskjold was here" he
said. After all, the Commu-
nistS are trying to create the
impression that the Pathet Lao
(rebels) are purely an internal
organization"
Mr.. Panya accompanied Mr..
Hammarskjold on a flight to
Bangkok and made his COM
ment in the Thailand capital.
Mr.. Hammarskjold made no
comment on the reported raid.
The Secretary General left a
personal representative in Laos,
former Finnish Premier Sakari
Tuomioja, to study Laos needs
Evening star., 1959-11-20
Rockefeller Gas
Being Sold by
Futher-in-LuW

KRISTIANSAND, Norway,
Nov. 20 (AP).-Steven Rookie
feller's father-in-law has gone
into the gasoline business. He's
selling Rockefeller gas, too.
A retired fish exporter and
merchant, Kristian Rasmussen,
found time hanging heavy on
Evening star., 1959-11-20

his hands when he recently re-
turned from a visit to his
daughter Anne-Marie and the
Rockefellers in the United
States. So he went to work in
a downtown ESQ station keep
ing accounts and selling gas.
81 just had to have some
thing to do" he said.
Anne-Marie married the son
of Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
of New York last August in g
much publicized wedding in the
nearby little community OF
Sogne.
Evening star., 1959-11-20
U. N. Chief Quits Laos
AsSkirmish Is Reported

VIENTIANE Laos. Nov 20 (AP).-Conficting reports
about rebel-CommunSt attack in Northern Laos crcu
lated United Secretary General Dag Hammarskjod
ended his personal actfndng visit to this Southeast Asian
kingdom yesterday.
Brig Gen. Amka soukhavong, commander of Northern
Evening star., 1959-11-20
LOST

DOG, collie, male. answers to namt
Butch; Lewisdale-Lane Manor area
O-A2RO
Evening star., 1959-11-20

DOG, beagle hound, male; lost on Coco
Luck I'd, nr. College Park, Nov g.
black, white and tan spots; S10C
raUard I'm 4-3S51
Evening star., 1959-11-20
FOUND

COCKER SPANIEL, black and white.
rabies tag, 1858: Alex. area. TIE.
1852.
DOG, beagle type, black and tan: 5000
42d place NV. WASHINGTON AMI
NAL RESCUE LEAGUE, NO. 7-5730.
Evening star., 1959-12-20

riculture, industry, communi-
cations, mining, and improved
tourist facilities.
Loans and credits are geareo
to encourage and facilitate the
funnelling Of available capital
to the financing of projects cal
culated to benefit the overall
economy"
President Bayar said Turkey
supports efforts to establish q
free trade zone, and will take
part in the European Economic
Community.
Exports will total some S37C
million by the end of 1882" he
said, "a rise of so per cent com.
pared to the 1858 total of SPA
million.
This increase now includes
the sale to foreign countries oi
Turkish manufactured products
never exported in the past, paw.
ing the way to enhanced foreign
exchange earnings, a major goa.
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Of Turkish economic policies.
Imports have been regulated
by means Of foreign exchange
allocations for current needs
and normal stockpiling, geared
to purchasing power on domes-
tic markets. Import quotas will
have provided an import VOL
ume Of some $500 million In
1859.
Industrial development has
been aided by investments aver
aging $3.50 million per year be-
tween 1850 and 1858; in recent
years this annual average has
been in excess of $535 million.
More than $2.92 billion has
been invested in new indus
trial facilities since 1919; the
completion of facilities now in
hand will raise this figure to
'$4.24 billion.
"At the same time, overall
production capacity Will reach
$14.74 billion, eleven times
greater than the 1949 capacity
| of $1.32 billion. Industrial
premises now number 07,275,
compared to 22,916 in 1949."
President Bayar pointed out
that agriculture continues to
be the backbone Of Turkish
economy. He said a 10-year
program for agricultural de-
velopment has been prepared.
This provides for increased
output through improved seeds
and fertilizers, irrigation,
drainage, modern farming
methods and pest control.
He said coal reserves have
been increased by the discovery
Of new hard coal deposits of
80 million metric tons in the
AmaSra area. Oil refining
capacity is being increased
from 100000 to 10000 metric
tons. Iron and steel produc-
ton continues on the rise.
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Turkeys Economy Faced
With q !wofoId Problem

Turkeys econLIny ~ faced
with a dual problem.
The nation seeks a balance
between raising the standard
Of living and providing new
fields of work, and in continu-
ing to build her national de-
tense facilities.
Turkeys President Celia
Bayar, in a speech opening the
Turkish Grand National AS
sembly recently, pointed up
some Of his country's aims and
accomplishments in the eco
nomic field.
Some excerpts from his talk
follow:
Long range investments in
the tools of future production
have totaled $718 million in
1859. and $3.18 billion since
1850. These have been and will
continue to be directed par
ticularly to compar ely
quick-result fields such as ag-