HANDWRITTEN NOTES - 1957

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP01-01773R000100100009-4
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 10
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: February 22, 2012
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: May 28, 1957
• Content Type: MISC

Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
/9s"7
14 01
f~ CJ ',,.~ // /t?4? .ZP Z 3, 5'
X,nA A k ! r/71 ~ z 2 r
R z-j L /, / , ' 1 , 1 , 17 vo 4vvist
if "D
J1?7 /6 , /Y: f
`MA7 r8. zY;~
V a Tat 7
/ 04,4- /6 7-,/'
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
 Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDP01-01773R000100100009-4
Service Rates
(lion! Year
sri9p
services were. justified In assert-
log that the reductions would
-sadly Mire % -
It seemed likely ? that there
Would sm ?mmentosrto restore bi~
" det ou
ItMpe,, fathO~riZ*
?ac be by tenn.r. apd sat
r corded.- The Admmlitt1t1on'.
mWn !ropes have bars ptaaed In
th gertate
V the Boats, Een*tor J,
Nkilliaa ,yldbrtgw:
J4 Cd
G led
V,$5
~to4 11 ;
I..
da,
my
h'? what he
attempt by
era ;de)a
11wt a outs
abatoXi rq .
LOW tlot;thsir man
lest ;ties. 'a
ci, its, two
t that
y ~qqe itatemsu
e
nv O lqi the list ? two ; seke
b& kSd ~.ent 6 to 1.. 1C 00 ft"Wr
5p,'# 1
In ills
as g>~ve
olues?to
Washingtonj~Pr eedings
(Mai 57r 1167)
TT p'REtiIDZNT
Had lunch with ChancWor
Ademauer of West deuneny
Met with National security
pound!.
ADASigned Nn tike-lteU-
yaeoDiominated James M. Wit-
to be-i inba.sador to Pak-
on
i Opened .4**t!.i1
lubeos
>''riv e(Slon
0o- hW Cdr
lion funds '
TOP H
Worker an L
&a.
tar
Odor,
I4lst
the scope 'ot:operstlonl by
super?aaM C. L A. Its anti
propdattoe., .are not AN
public. Ita, employment flgti
and almost Z sours oldest
are kept ac
per. by, that the agenw.
Xaalllddea a s~ Ar1W
acy,,~ at d~sturbfd about 010
et'c, I. A..' Rspretef-ttlve 8
told the House., "We spend .1
'ixiest ,expression- of The
Adjourned at 4:45 P. M.
Joint Atomic subcommittee
heard witnesses on fall-out
danger.
Judiciary subcommittee
opened 1)eartn=3 on Constitu-
tion! amendment to give Pres-
ident Item veto power on ap-
propriations.
)1CPARTMDNTa & AQiCNCIES
Housing Administrator Cole-
defendeq Administration's
housing pommy.
book-
Defense. ent
Mt. said mdWoo wirtaft
Is auteni tie extension of nu-
clear bor4ib development. .
8UPRI M COURT
Granted new trials to Henry
Orunswald and vipers in tax
as ease. tih
Uphold an tado a tax eve.
don. car similar to that of
Gambler Frank Costello,
Agreed to review contempt
dgment , of Alabama Court
idnst N. A. A. C. P.
ICHZDULED FOR TODAY
(may !1, 1137)
House and dente meet at
noon:
is of mullahs,, Of dollars a
this or%aislMtlon. It has
oil no screening or control
a Congress, and that in Itself
an invitation to exctue1v4
riding and to empire-buIldIAg:
a ic7 was created after'
seas" w
,nark. ? it was 1Athe .Mpagu~ac r
M `a" of the and ocdtrok
fig'
max
E
f
Look,.
Plug?Alarm is H-S
use. Simply lug it
required lug-Aldr
instant I mperdtu
danger ? ' t. Evety
to equip iii
?trutN, a icol
~.9s
a Y. C. adds 3% A.,
NAMMAC
Write or phone o
145 lost 57th Stte
~tysW ionairon
!din the lRosts and ABM
irk 7 itaes. boats
r rte - diltjjhies, out d
alday in the Spotta ectio
~a,rtv..imiurh~ the cilia Ad 6one?
m $sradeep. RSparSal atsve ,.oo.
~wtrs :inch the Appropels
I3ygjOy; Instances' { M igreed that
Aromed
the mill
Law besemi
THE NEW YORK TIMES, TUESDAY, MAY
tor, see cw coooet'nln[ undeliver-
mail of the second. third
.se
held for to 5 cent 4 Olt;
me in
si,rreladd mail.' O'o which U$-
~eq~-~1rite' an4. tow ems wtta 's
f,16~ 61.75 to u r
i0s't26 cents 'td M. cents on
..t?ttut:musLbS delivered to
Tii~ ies'I .wee with: the return re-
to cents,. wadi .
Gig rv sat. E it be
iii Central i Ind Uga-ce
Vab at ni Hof dollars s Yew, with
M.)wosat'us
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
 of
ide
i*I
ad
OR
l'raasit Fug4a
arias L. Pa~ter-
of the Transit
d the City Plan-
tn to
nrw, un 'orM
fun an
arry+o+e fu
sit capt
958.
he req Mtl w ,
vard li
t of bits t-
s
s to
"This gigantic o
tional cons tfon is un
matched t nywhere the wor l
and has not been in vain,"
8ydget Director declared.
MMrr ~Beame re rted that t i
ci would have include $22
000,000 a year in its dapittp~
budgets to achieve its achedulj
pf sewage disposal plant coq
struction through 1964.
MERGER OF UNIONS
PUT OFF IN ILLIN01I
W.9 No York 'stmts.
Clir
WSept. 3-Del
gates" to the separate conve
tons of the s to America
Federation of bor and' Co
tress of Ind vial' Organiz
ons were told at an afterno4
meeting here today that t1
merger of the two grout
scheduled today, had be
paRponed.
?ho neme& came aft
a ogee j ;t p . offipe
of the grou two or
clal toffees of Oeor;
M tional A. F. L.-C. I.
Pr'-
Mr y's representativda
were J. M9pavin and E4
e , Moats, both of Was
j b Germano, prpident
the is .State Induatri
U the C. I. O. grou
em from the joint seasit
an said: 'There I. no merger
said one point of di
a ment stemmed from U
fusel of the IIllno lots
adoration of Labor to
polntmeppt of an IWno
I.' O. eiders as executive vi
resident of the merged grou
despite C. 1. O. acceptance
A. L. leaders for the posts
president and secretary-tree
Oil
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
1'957.
f
1C "1M sd hrem r.g 1
zaattlons In capital buddget.t.
and15.000 000 would be re-
served for budget aimendme is
to Dec. 31: 1951
.
The ayor was warned
M-60 of 4'Mcult p
lem"I_- by the in
yin July 1, 1958. I -
The Budget Director prediot-
sd ysluble rises io, mandatory lin"O
cola ' stea . tax the de yy
and insurance payments.
eire x ww demands t
atdst
that ! liar cat
cou not I omue
its revenues.
budget. set U61 on
a caht~ar{ r basis, Is a set
of allocation for public hn-
provements. The expense budg-
et, figanafted by real; estate taxes
and, Wnfww~p llaneoust revenues, Is
I set up on a July 1June 80~fla-
cal-year basis. In _ga It
the City. I , '. _' i
I The cltyas authority to Incur
ment064 for undert a stall bfiddget
Is limited In general to 10 per
ppte
ent of rd t r five-
'ear aver l~ee~ of ll {valuations
Spending o>f funds exempt
set. the debt limit is permit-
tuotlonrlcco Vol. hoe-]
As df Julyp1
Abraham
Dtrpotor,
I Ckoorc
Alexander Shnith Wool Twists; Velve ,
III I- Nylon Rayon L cope d T
y ns extu s,
-,, tons in eve conceivable weave t x#4
literally hun jreds and hundreds of rglkl
molt any roomi '
 Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
1FUND BILL PASSED G
AFTER Q., I. A. FIGHT
A`sncy rid Over Nixon
Trip as Votes 570
Million t state, Justice
by DRURY
rc+~l b )dew TK Tlarm.
WASHIN TON, May pS
The House Representa~Uves
passed a 70,722,613 State-
Justice iipp priations bill to-day. It ac after a squabble;
over wheth the Central Intel-
ligenes Agen had 11x4A___ffi-
of the troubles
Vice ? nt Richard M.
Nixon might encounter in Latin
America.
Zanier, tl~e House defeated
a geothern tempt to cut funds
for the 'new civil-rights division
of the Justice Department.
'i By voice vote, it agreed to
raise the salary of foseph M.
Immigration 'Cocaradis-
8wl"` GREYHOUNIr
I sioMr, a target frequent
grensonal criticism, from $17,-
S00 to S".0m `year.
The argrgum um over the C. I. -
14 BILLION
was started by Representativ e
Prince Pros n, Democrat of
Georgia, I a ember of the Ap-
prdpriatlons, Committee. He
said it was seam, tunat the dated` bus terminal
vanoe that oe might .w- --- -
velop daring the Nixon font. re hound
Noting the CMgress annual- G Tlu authority said a letter
1y, appropria "an unbeiev- to Mayor Wagner that a 1947
abW' amour of- money to the policy, statement tilted a
city's
agenq witho it receiving an ac- solemn pledge" on
cam pC g, be Mid be wondered ~- Without the P the
wthorltvt said. it wool have
`wtsether getting buUt1/tta own $24,000 ter-
1U moneys rthwas
Iminsll
Hidden It contencjed, too,
"""' in`gton Iielghtl at Lbe IQ
to require
W?
ubjeeted (Bridge. The letter said
ven'geheral brief, with the expenditure
~artuie. nassacs a wou ,..
Rw _ ... riatl es but 219 - it for discussion at the
included e~- .,o.. of Sstt c)ne is sla
~. Stab ent-4192,8$9,- next ~VNtusday_
InforniatAgency-$101,-~ give better service t
DUETS ()Res` i!O L ,l The compahy 's
!. close its Fit loth Street tmt t e
r;Hagttrty Takes an Exception fifth Street, Manhattan,
to Headline on purchase 1213 Forty-third Avenue,
Island City, Queens, If
as$" to TU now Taft TNM autboi lied to psodeed.
WASENtITON, may 15 Passenger opnatlos
James C He enn.n Matm an the
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22 : CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
other than the ones I~ now has,
to Use its facilities.
t3rayune Tours or New :urn, ai week of 1957.
cud sight-seeing ? company: Arrow i _- . _
THE NEW YORK TIMES, FRID MAY 16 I9SE.
IS ; TOM The
ST TE OIL RIGHTS'
Greyhound's Thi fourth
Street terminal.- planned
Street she" sad prages
en . Fortydifth Serest and
then weuM the. be fives up.
Conn" and Warwick-Greenwood
at;;;. servicing the Catskills.
Mr. C,gnet and a greyhound
lawyer, Harold J. Drescher', said
the proppeed terminal was =,-
No y
to give the city more than a year, in taxes, aompared
with the $1t0,000 the' Port Au-
thority pays in lieu of taxes on
Its terminal.
The new terminal'lite would
run 550 feet east'fr4n Eighth
Avenue along Thl~ty-fourth
Street and_ 54q., fee east on
Thirty-the Street. The com-
pany's pp t to 1 runs
frorp Thi -third Thirty-
fourth In the midi of the
The Greyhound o icials de-
nied the authority's ntentton
Continued From Page 1
000,000 In the fourth quarter,
as the recession got under way.
The report said that "data so
far point to a substantial
further drop in profits since the
that of the year."
Pre fldent Eisenhower met
again today with his new eco-
noxdc It is
made pp of the Secretary of
the Treasury, the chairman of
the Federal Reserve Board, the
u{tairman of the Council of Eoo-
nomic Advie" and the White
House economic assistant
The Federal Reserve Board
reported today that department
store sales were off again in
the second week In May. com-
pared with a year earlier. The
yiear-to-year decline was 4 per
cent In the week ended May 10,
following tart S per cent drop In
the peiviotts week. ,
Meanwhile, the Association of
American Railroads reported
that freight loadings in the
week ended May 10 were up
four-tenths of 1 per cent from
the previous week but down 26
per cent from the eorresponding
LONDON, Mayi 15 (UP)-
BM has sent its chief eco-
nomtt: advisee to Washington
for talks on the United States
recession, official sources said
today. Rgbert Hall, the econo-
mist, and Sir Leslie Rowan, a
senior official of the British
Treasury, are expected to sound
out American official.. on joint
moves ,to avert international re-
percug'ions from the United
States economic situation.
Auto Output Rises '
DCTROIT, May 15 tRi-The
natlon's car factories will build
86.600 cars this week, highest
volume in six weeks, Automo-
eddownltotal will compare with 78,506
ht times assemblies last week and 127,-
malntalaed that tiieriii had been -
"in6ormal - presentatfopi to the AUTO UNION ORDERS
ernment has ever filed in the
Supreme Court, according to
Justice Department otflcials.
The source of the legal dis-
pute is the Submerged Lands
Act of 1968. The law gave the
Gulf states all rights to minerals
under adjoining seas to a dis-
tance of three miles from shore
or to the states' "historic bound-
aries," wlUcll~ver was farther.
Texas and the others in the
suit - Misslasippl, Alabama,
Louisiana and Florida-contend
Tl
Net
at Nat
fasted
Can Is-
ferred
Treasut
Rsservc
Chpirm
Co"I
and Gr
nottile
that their boundaries were fWd
at three marine leagues or mare
when they entered the Union.
A marine league In 3.46 miles.
The Government'a,brlef makes
the tral point that the United
S has always regarded
miles as the limit of na-
tional sovereignty at sea under
International law. Hence, It
argues, any state coming into..
the Union had to conform to
that boundary.
Manifestly,", the bl'lef says,
"state boundaries cannot extend
beyond the national boundary.
"By annexingr Texas the
United States certainly did not
commit itself to relinquish
what has been a fundamental
cornerstone of its world policy
throughout Its history, vital
alike to its commercial, fishing
and defensive Interests, and to
substitute a policy dictated by
the late Republic of Texas.
"So to hold would, mean in
effect that Texas was not an-
nexed to the United States, but
that the United gates was an-
naked to Texas"
Another major point In the
brief is that the definition of
the national boundary "Is a
political matter in the field of
foreign affairs."
For this reason, the Justice
Department argues. courts must
accept the definitin made by
the ' tical branches of the
Gov t." The brief says
en
the S b Department has made
the tborttathle decision an
tbg ward boundary-three
Ate, brief takes specific note
of the fact that sident Risen-
hower in his 1952 campaign
"expressed the opinion that ttbhe
Tartan boundary was three
leagues from the coast." .
To support that view, the
brief says, the Justice Depart-
ment asked Congress in 1953 to
draw a line on a map specifi-
cally giving Texas rights out to
three leagues. This would have
affected only mineral rights,
pot the "boundary" of national
sovereignty, it declared.
But instead Congress decided
"to limit all states to their
boundaries as they actually
re."
The Government's suit asks
the Supreme Court to make the
five states pqy over all royal-
ties collected from oil produc- I the ear
lion beyond the three-mile iimlt1C. H. I
since 1950.-The amount is now Stakes
close to $100,000,000. Ito the
Pass,
harden
trade i
Confin
Robert
Adjottr
nil noo'
Rack
tied inc
andbu
Parr
Justice
tion. A
until n,
Way'tee roe
tender
trade l
Staff
sight,
pract~
DEPAP
Stan
pm
With (
Ric]
use h(
ties 1<
A. 1L
2 ON
Bartle,
WAS
-The
Precede
pointmi
nephew
Speaks
Federal
ndow
Also
was th
Caws c
The
Marvin
reappoi
Fans
Stubbs
 z cry&Ir deX
i,' roNbAy, JULY 2l; Is"
I Musts ....17
- 9 Ships .....:.40
3 Obituaries ...1 Society
s Radio ....... 1 SRortii s0
'3 Rea}; Estate. .33 TeIevfsfo ..41
0 Screen . ,,...12 Theatr4, .11-19.
9 Sermons '....24 Weather ,....40
Defense chief urges vigilance
on Soviet forces. Page 10
Norstald declares West still
holds balance' bf power. Page 12
European Common- Market
plans waft on de Gaulle. Page:13
Dr. Eleenhower'atart9 d11+ff-
cult phases of tom,' Pl a 14
sogott s tent as no* ow,
cbnvenes. . Page 14
Domestic . Japanese , airlines
rvtnj< 21 cities, - Page t0
oernntane . abed Politics.
The - Senate hopes to com-
ction this' week on'the
CO ciprocal trade rent
let bill,
In a to acceptable to thee
Admnio on. The Ho
expected, td continue its in es-
tigatiott of $her4tan Adams
and ' his reported 11interventign
on behalf of t 14esd Hampshire
textile imill in a dispute with
the A yi(11:L]
L. J' n Morhouse, Repubr
is s ts thairinaar,? threw Is?
ppo to Mrs. May Prwtba
Davie the battla''for centtol
now z:
on people,
18
A,
RVej sh eed theta
p/lib in
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/02/22: CIA-RDPO1-01773R000100100009-4
(secret poll
a0mikr ,'to
threw'
sent i
The Iraqi
that for s f
"r@4 "erve
Jjj-a i -Is aim '; spite tie Revolt in Jraq
LEBANON A)E SEES SYRIANS BOLSTE C. 1. A.,' OVERHAULING
VARG MES FA1I HOPE OF U.S,'LEAV/NC! DEMANDED BY MORSE
r BORDER POSITIO S = --~
T0,som KE IORPdR Dr*. Karim A arty Lebanon's
the -~.-- WASHINGTON, July 20 fAP)
chief repreaen -Senator Wayne Morse, Demo-
United Nations, law a hope ,
io
today that
yea Tntl'~rs Fiepairt 1~rooFs on crat of Oregon,
lter y. that nee Stites Flea isCommandin the Central Intelligenoe Agency
Observers Believetbe Shah `troops might helihdrawn from ft I had failed to call the turn on
this adlintry thin a few Dmaee.ua_R1rirut Reed ttiea overthrow . ? ? ._'_ _ro
gent on at ha p;ned to the I B>~IRUT, Lebanon, July 201 agency.
Japanese pompraails+e resolution, (UP )-Traveler arriving in, .-Senator Morse. a member .1 411
i -? o-r-i tee, said our intelligence was
forced the hah te?' fine Iien,Provsl of the ' lutlon. i were digging in ~ind strengthen- just plain. lousy-they, didn't
bile masts' 3seem have . ii ato till alive ct:adopted, tie said, It ight enable Ins positions close to the Leb- know what was going on,?' He
United Nations tttrcgt to replace ansse bonier. gave his views In * transcribed
gotten him.; th? croon, In "a tni e^v,,,tr . *,._
he
t Welke." - _adio ,..-gram..
among the Ilectua(elite P ~}tlgns wore progressing A frequent oritfe of Ad~llnia-
decry a. go ernment in w oh' T Lebanese' resentatlve on botth?ades of the Beirpt-Da- tnti on fo i
alt major eciatohs an a said in an into that he mescus highway from the [n Pon Mr.
by_ the Sh But this elem t would make a de iltd report to Syrian border fifteen miles into Morse said he was shocked at
is neftheh o 111anized nor c It the Security q c today on R
All Syrian stratag territory. h in ha%y bad *. the Dulles, agency, headed by
6 '
of mdbihstn$* much force armed- intUtn and the g1f potnb on the brother of
The Tupeh (C t) hi his conlmancfng the vital I-u Oft Secretary of State Dulles,
rag "
party has elfee~~ Nely t- bbbbsss~ennnnii t,e aot; W pons into hi Wa Were occupied by Syr- looked in the matter.
jii i~ba t Y
tered by th secu/lEy fo n tea troops, the travelers said. 'The Senator also said leas
Dr. skoul u.bl h statement Some concentrations were re- shocked- that President isen-
ZfHclen Secret' Pono? would mphasiae number. of ported to. be large. and eafily hower ' had not informed Con-
sine the spotted from the road. Others gressional leaders at a White
Iran y that the' Sa sae "arms smuggled 'I
i1 N so efri ntlUnite QNatlenso rgc'oup" Were being camouflaged. House conference last Monday.
rack in th? y had set up its trot In his Considerable digging was ? n that he already had ordered
Count lie d evidence along the road if, United States marines "on the
to one that I. r rya give k
adDarently for tank trans way to the area of _6
surprise to' I n. telligence and d r inure,
it Loonagg Te will petA q sid .' ht
p. M. ? weak ea,wa .llnk n' ,
powers. Howe r,Ih. Units4 Watlifiii observer
Is in,co piste Contro
U S, A tiod Is Hailed
land-mine fields. He said Congress should have
,Military traffic was heavy on been consulted in. advance. of
gacaing up -the American Ma-
+1ne and Army forces in the re:~
Jolt-torn city of. Baryt were
flying. reconnalsartnce missionsl
had landed-at Damascus.'Tesel
redorts couldinot be confirmed,)
metals in Beirut. tended to dis-
count them. ,
APARTMENT RENTALS
Wash[ngton Square Village
announces rentals made with
Maurice ? Ruth Villency, Dr.
Mario G. Manella, Rosemary
'Q.- Gowen, Herbert J. Ravin,
Irving Horowitz, Libby R.
Cohen, a0,d Carl Nathan.
,outro0q a year it WYp to tbs Perijan f3uK, ? ' " Iof,President
rent will. Of welt ri 1 ??Dut the lendMg' of Uaa ed,hu an army
(1:4.a j '; satee'ttrrgqoo in Lebanon -'3.000 Pon
A stei?d 4aot'al ,they said.; I fore! to
blast bald to fie tM he Iannn'i
for, delinquency Study. Page'25 ' So Intel ectuals t 0 1
ftIdX ffeld' youths pick the erventlen, charging that
discarded beer cans... !sge 73 the U ted states was t-
Congeee to consider Ring- nL tcc?Ibid. repression at, b
'Wood mine problem:.. Pag .2J, natloetlRllam..Hut tbp, wider
~B'roT, 30, absorbs ad tlo4. took tittle note of. he
V cheese. yore. Pat 23 moral aspects of the move d
Skin divers fail to find 1 1- seemed inapt mpinlyby a
year-old wreck , 'Page 40 feeling of relief thaatf the ni ed
Harlem fire set by?by I. states, as a diplomat said, " as
child. Pa 42 not afraid. of the Soviet Un on
t and that it would take stepa,to
Industry add Labor save' the Middle East
Eight thousand cap, makers icathuslutle Greeting
may strika.tomorrow. Page22 Western diplomats also w rel~ ? 1 I - .'ittracltr'e Gla
. NOW "gegeral staff"' set tip iarniAt..r f?r '?'oeld
ttrfILYrw Yr?Ar ?( the United
Natrona hrrretnry t:rnrrnl.
Unable to tin,! ,Pair In the
1'41414 des Natlwrrf ?.praWIIng
KUrupean r.ntrr Of the ('Vtat
Nilitil-eld. %1 4, le" it, hnaAn.. ,I tIell nr ularfa
rf?-a
)bi ?? +t N. n u'a on it narrow rr^Idrntlwl
ET -1.~~T t.o,$ Gill N. I' Js'$t "d? ?rrrt?e dear ht !Turn there!
N t_ 11arJa- _e ia_._._ bft of
et re~e1 ,.r. 1.. 41,15
stag aiwea11./ Iseitefl?!. tar111fV WoIIll , tl.MrM?Ib,, Ile dlr?tla
1.? NrtA of ', I:.d rw.iod nod ld Yet ihr !'rut
NoeLow, with five NtA?r l'.. Y. IMrrr yea II i, id nrllu Nhn.ur u effort t
+
~lti ~rld Rr, NNI if' ' Ir,l e .t
N qr? to dtnulxu?~
I0 we h.,? Gu.r, y:1.?tt, t,r.a,UQar!!lI 1411!^ r A ffdi,,l ? art yt Nigh l tints
M.Nrii .
Ile!
A
tears w?rg ?th:. Ned one Will 'feWWduM to t'.? roll w t?vr 4a,rkutg with
h1. +nfluan.M fur a lhl, 61W14
+
rt. a???ral ifU.ie t.atl.A,la.{ that rs i9.?1, the ? ,.?v~ is a)sgtlYi ('n11..1 Nalhyts unl{ In ilia head-
the IS ATt Gist A~agh+la.1 t%.e A11. V`+arter, h.rtl 'it tha t'Nrr... -r_
robes! 4411104
i - - -_ "-'?' I??oaran,riIKn t'nrntgtanltrnlr tot
k4aa iyv hens raw! he v+ 0Aa t1, ?n a It ,atbl Statute- 1,t
/t-w enthwrt arDl r p",rrwv(Ive.'~ ?pV"r front 1
fY 1 r r 1P o11er oii,l$ i it lIrWI
T ~V{{tttar fir ink Ism"isirtwtr*to that ttMV Kara ?~r.run the rlty err
Mttkt y wAttlt to the rradrlo.t Dot greatly
. nip h urrants~tlon^ an the W kAS "MI t
gst-.rttl olkle dial- hat, w to Thee 'w ruft*,tt.n that t-1. s A not M'I 01,1111 of ('hur'ry.. and the ?
a ?-11 A- T. Noe ear'-l, ___- _ PIIItY tIN 1111,0 or Rr.l t'rw.. a-... _... _.
...- ^.., .IWa air _ +wma glrlr trlrrnberil
out !? 1111 Me " Ihj1W the -- ,e-
Our streegt " Aa.- . 4LStural in{.liyssr. aanfis.t Tahe is a ;large . -nits to nook, W,Irtd ftetusee
rider hicrolllr~r ^O( urged that, l1t? lllulr?t ?-?" '^" r+ualtnn aratla-t IYNt~b ,oA a T1 u end r .'aa rrtabllahril h.?tr In March!,
f1mirlstnttlorl. Atrout~triop tlblttg "W trtak? the eMd W p ~ - t e e + i n ? r sinter o r Itle alanfuttee tA+tr c gtx. t h e he^{artdir(g ,Onfrr?n~e of'1
01 the hat ware o IO out owt? anon a. aerr.r .- !!gate seed Aery T 11re. '!K? Ira worklnr for
%Illt>tI ) add Clans 2 " Yretttr*Ny ties ahottld rf-e~t'-1 ?-- ??~s ' ' I wa?tlttne e11 - ur star r ??.,r PantAtpattn4 nungnvnt.''.
oughly th11'tyUve t? to bring about ra-d1t s q+trvetstw eftwts trslra, d%aAn~.tu latouwrn ~K It worker at the es nlp trrn i opaflt
IvNtlch states tsfaAin n- foreign count? tN AN jWy,Uon t
r W .~ __ _1 _ r.....~_ _-?-- g to n;tattsat P1V64
the Irtsih[tanai int. r.lev?I
? of 0.he... -"-
terfrrette? uperllUun4 .6t ,ne "At1C aartt ' Plenary arwalon httre Cursdtty,
the M 'r
cornmltlee, !n aM ay mature ut awns, rtu ular cis l DrUc,e Blau that our , the r,?rnn.tttc,r r,
rovlde a Dabnce" to,whatrver.l;tr-d of gO t. t nfertuo"" i' te' in t Y?nrri ''~ tM?r'ts to .aria
y rlr tin tter,lrr ties t n ncnrnre that .e It'l flit-M?eMrshlp has)
the retired Oftlcen,i they test but serves !list .mss ?ctlvlltra rM'enl to ha,e ~ lnityt.rr.l by lets Is,rrnar rtren to , luxe (,. vatY fkldll
the 8tal?' III their paletlruta Win
rte llllc 1 advaAtvmMtl, ? Po' hlis 4 ring aKalra and M, w if what nuXtit be a11e.~ 1?`551 :111, Nansrn, rhainnnn ~,f the r.' Pent- In !kits nln 4 Jl ?a, ( t pp
rmm ....w_--_'R O tr,. nut All of thffn, seen. t., n.__ I"." y- 'f 414, a ua tun wrglan comnou... )....w_ _~_ lu
tartmen! ?f 8tatr,'. wrote. ?t atlLatluta terrttlte failure t>trrt{r ttl,v r:f c'"! run t~rrrellllnna of alt futh as well ;:WV
ht. a Democrat, &&I f, .1 a-~.?tutsly ono r ref tut thnt~l it*rgrratr.l by Inr IN?rld
Ihng t rnnminatlnn~,r group! A?~?
h App !lire after raprea.tnf~y? ownK the agent j,,1 Mpre%entedl
to agrrf to the to support t e Wirt that
a
and "M%4lar m' r,t.sbllshn>?nti )uller,~1, Iland teaPa't fur r air the N'nrkt Jrat (.(in r n
Mquept" imtion by the !ratted tat `atx `t
tk commit! ' w?oyld be follow Ved a^ptonagr agents of the 1 d , ~r,.,t he 'Deli! l'no,n (aaLhblPlc
rom?; r'd by a Itl? (' I A are s he to that tiro Women, (1tA+tn* ((r thel'J
mss would witA-'rant easing of subversive Ctiv.adtng ae 411000,1 rna,yurr ,fItIr,',t, or our t hnintry ern
sided to publish the kiss in the !'ar Last and uth'sulerofftrr diratoh,aUr sad tvn t"I'M rn' I by ha n . a )1'UrJd Cuuncll of I tqn hc, thew,
Aala On the other hand I do . .._._._ ? Patrf Yr,r ter of Nt^rrI' W4y Arryrlcan Ptiends' 11'ur ('Otrr?'
_ -
-? 1- neren. --- ??? 1.?.r lununuing t pets zee foreign Itrlauu , ;x i tan"' in he k,a* by ht, a , 11.1-lereuon of f'tre Trade f
t of United States, sure one friends to refrag from roster to n (;unr ord.r%A!e, and t, F ('n1on,
card
-One officer tradlnK with Comm at o ne lettarpn. abn,s.t Ur ~nDa1duln The ,halrfnan r
wrote unist C trot turgid ' a rather frighteni .the Intler- r
of the m tt Others gttfsttonrd h rig a't' n4'(
a er may t r fut. pervaatvr ` r-C;,It, ae'.er mat Commltte a nine Roan c
I In a of nonr?c n in srhr.
Ito Valcyi
Another har(-work,,
I h
t e 1, oiled Nattnn.
lahnring in s rrnwdr,l. tw,,
rrntrvt house tinder the
'11rr+.
of Claude' de J(enroi, ;,r1A. ,
ris' reptrsentat:to (''r 'tt'o
Refugee Year of the t'nli
NNhnne Re,?rrt,tr%. Genus,.
Unable to find r1,SPr In. t
ralA1? ,Ira Nnt)tur? .pra*rlt
M:on,prAn tinter of the l,'thi
J\'Itu,n. \t d,? KHrtop Iltr)N.
!l'r?^?hn,An ?ettle,l fora am
left. n rr?m toe,
rt Jr.. Me"Alo of Idahp *"It over ?hulpt w r f +~ i?ern whiri?it?I IraI,
ben t at r4arfl]1 farltlf v trot ht , tl?Fir hra ? to rl
Ntoni Am+sAer Pa toned M t* he dire(
Ilea North of NoJro w r l N+>r-rwrtrrrt ayd )tf Vnr1~r1 rhr 1 n tyd Nnrintl. effort
w. Ith hew rube, I'.. x effort ,p ,rt 'n,P,ntq?r
4 r{t FNdA1, Marra 111A
y ?1 rhea, f11lAk", fu III nrr,Atl
e - - --....., i ,a rein tA?AduM I? I,rt~n~l r ` I -~-.. ....r..
Years loo alon ?r
R Mid one writer a. t~rirk Fill with hut
ri, air v. ra) IeUrt? r,utl.nrl.1 that Influent (,.r rr~ 1' S`r.ltlt, 1'nitrd NAI Ly,t un,t I' (tin hen
tA. atA?rT. _._ . ahF r l III. . r!
^.r 1141"1 hr, ( ^r?..,.,,....... ...? .. un.nli..airrnCr f
IoW arr+ being rn?rrl "P?'ova?atty I ? "m. to an "41 It w,ribl R.r?/!r.?. 1, A,ig,t.,tr It I h.
n
ttAlhaUt tln r Kra Aplr.?r frnrn 41i r. wtr a h, attrt
MM
JMw K nrrunAnaltr*lw I. they have t t r+nin-t the tits
f 1 h~Uitary sAraldW' to 11, rr+drRa 1111-41h a Fie yw
tNrrM flews I. Mit At m it ru,l t 1unr nn ti,M Inn t
~ M ? M