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Show . , 1 - -- Friday, ,A pril ,15, 1949 "T .. - , , .. ' , .. i. - ,. t 4, , -- ma rr t ..,,..0.. Ite., 411f . -- 101 d -- , - .1 By Daniel De - Luce 4 v ,Friendly,t who gets siting on information budget withCoutl Paris- (AP) is his SovietHussia 1 to popu- lasking for more, estimates that unintentionally helping larize the European Recovery Comthunist parties in western1 1 ,PTograr n in western countries. 'Europe probably spend 20 times' Red accusations that ERP's i ol. ERP1 multi - billion dollar aid is an as Much on denouncing ,the sources' other is all as American trap to enslave Europe 1 spent by ring hollowly as evidence piles I M defending it. . . In Erance alone, - Communists up to the contrary. , . Moscow propaganda works on have 30 newspapers and perii! the recent Goebbels theory that odicals dedicated to fighting ERP. if you repeat omething often A nhandicap for ECA informa' I enough, people win believe it. It tion men is. that the original title the disregards a principle stated a of the recovery program was formally century ago by an American: You Marshall Plan t can't fool all of the people all of shelved. Marshall, of itself, was 16 .. the time. N, mewItIoads of Personal ERP's own publicityor to use and historic significance. . the official I term, information In: its place are alphabetical 19 participating combinations : ERP, ECA, and is in directed ; areas by a staff headed by Al- OEEC, the latter standing for i 1 fred H. Friendly, veteran re- Organization for European Ecoi , on leave of absence from nomic Cooperation, in which 19 "I porter the Washington Post. participant governments confer. 1 The staff, about 55 Americans "How could anyone cheer for and 20 European; is scattered OEEC?" one European premier I" 4 over .the 'continent. It is part of has asked. can't even prothe- Economic Cooperation Ad- - nounce it without stuttering." t - ministration, a streamlined 1A greater handicap for ECA American governmental agency information men is that ERP aid t I in charge of ER?. is split into many indirect forms, The ECA information budget in Including remote banking opera4 Europe is barely $500,000 a year. tions. Its effects are Widely dif'Half of that is in foreign currency diffifused and set up cult for thecorrespondingly from counterpart-fund- s askrage European to to individual countries match by measure. from the United their dollar-ai- d A French farmeracquiring an .' i11 States. ERP tractor or a textile manuis staff. i .information Friendly's i; small because ERP countries are facturer in Italy obtaining ERP iiledged to do most of the pub- - spindles is not getting something licity about recovery for them- - for nothing, as far as he is concerned. He pays the fall market selves. i .. Britain, Italy, and the Scandi- - price in francs or lira. What he f navian powers have been first-cla- pzys goes into the counterpart-fun- d, which his government may in informing their publics - of ERP plans, hopes and achieve--mint- s. use for almost anything from Some others are as yet building a power station to payless effective. ing off Part of the national debt. -- - - stlt .,- . -- P -- Save Rite - . Ends of Drug--Ta- g . During SaveRite Remodeling - ,94 ,a . ITEMS CLOSE-OU- T , ' :, I WHILE THEY .LAST 1 , 1 P ' , 1 i .1 . ' 1 19t 1St ., , - , ,, St ICE TEA GLASSES.. 10c Heavy ea. or 490 Do. , 50c FITCH'S HAIR TONIC , , 10c .GLASS ASH TRAYS 518 flock 3 st 29c POTATO MASHERS A 75c and 1.00 CREME S. CACI ROUGE (Popular Broods) TUSSE- Y-2 LIPSTICKS FOR ' , . ... MOO LIPTICKS Popular Brands $1.00 GOLD PLATED RAINBOW ATOMIZER TOPS to it Bornbi, Chanel, Cody, Dana, Lenthoric, Helena Rob- -. Niacin or ony popular Toilet Water or Cologne lot.' , 4 ties 15c INK, All Colors and Brands 43c METAL PLAY SHOVELS. $1.59 METAL WAGONS : 17c 20 MULE TEAM BORAX ; Sc DIAL GRATER 89c CANISTER SET of 4 ' $1.00 LUCIEN LELONG TALCUM. 50c RICHARD HUDNUT VANISHING CREAM MOO MINIPOO SHAMPOO .. 23d 82.95 OLD PLATED CIGARETTE CASES. . 2$ CHAP STICK 9d 494 RUBBER GLOVES (I di) , ' 50c METAL DUST PANS .. 25c CAN OPENERS '. ' 10c end 15c KITES . .7d . 12-o- z. 1 'SALE ' Reg. Price i St 39t Sat . 100 . t i t f St 9t , I i r 49t, 49t 25t 98t 1St 19t ' i 0 I P x ,t 5 I i . , i it P Isc , . 1 , ita I t ib i , I I ' ' . l 0 I ''' I , ti. .' , k. 1 PIL.I i , , '. A recapitulation of foreign assistance, including unpaid beau-e- s of World War I loans, vac submitted to the. House by Representative Van Zandt Van Zandt arrived at a. total of (R-Pa- .). without counting worth of supplies liquidated for relief purposes Overseas by the military services, and vast sums supplied privately for foreign rehabilitation. Mostly Straight Gifts $92,169,478,135 dilk . I . 0' - Walt Disnoy COOKIE CUTTERS ' IRONERS t i lit carried through June, lend lease $30,- $15,460,248,348; Marshall Plan, $9,- 205,229,787; 254,000,000; Army relief in occupied areas, $3,774,000,000 (without including occupation costs) ; loan to Great Britain, $3,750,000,000; ,UNRRA, $2,700,opp,000. ii1 . . 1'14 ELOS St 2 for 33t 3 doz. 23t 7d, .,. . r ' ts ,'1 4 ,N . 74,eav 'iii 6 testes 29, , -- - , Bunnies! etc. -- - WHILE ALL THE ' - NEW DEPART . . ,. . - , i . ' , , . , . - K -- - - , . , .' AO 7. . . ,Tfr - , ti ---- TO DENVER Laavas Solt Lek City 5:30 cm. 7145 p.m. sant day (Ittabt. Arrives tosevar , , ; 10":000p , t.G0-1;;HOG.- 1 - ttffiti - - - I TELEPHONE , . . , .. . , . 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The collection of paintings 'the "Pegasus" will carry will be exhibited at a New York ,,show.Each painting, Maggiore said, "will ' be a - message from- - one Italian to an American citizen." "They will be mostly 'messages' appealing to the fantasy of the onlookers," Maggiore said. "The 'messages' are intended to be an example of the serene life one should lead." As an example, Maggior said a special "unuseful machine" Writing will be dedicated to the owner Of the Ford factories. represents an "absolutely' tapeless" machine. ----- --- (D-R.I- .), - ,?,, .,, I. Forest OVERNIGHT ' 25. (D-Te- - ,, '.''7777. ,,e, E VNIVE Genoa en route to New York on May , , month., X-r- ay It is slated to sail from in tents or shacks, but many are crowded into Delhi's slums or rurdue BY Marc erenejlfe Art The schooner is the "Pegasus." Pmon Iloom Housing Shortage Real In Capital of India I EASTER SAVE'RlTE DRUG - ; fesimod4sbehOdabol ' et 390 , 1 --- - .... ,:fZ' 4,.5. 49 "I see you're house cleaning, tool!" - ,catedFriday in the :reports of within-a His-stor- - sh SASKETS, with 'eS EASTER MINTS ARE INSTALLED:' ) - . - : , , . - RITI WILL REMAIN OPEN k 't. 7 k , ,-- ptra tort-,.dte- . ti.,i . ' Bank loans, $2,;- - NEW DELHI, India (AP)The 007,000,000; su b a cri p t io ns to literally living in the streets. problem which has How World Bank and Monetary Fund, housing did a city which suffered much of the world since $1,585,000,000; surplus war goods, plagued no war.damage or destruction get $1,148,000,000; Philippine a I d, the war years is growing more in such a jam? $682,000,000. acute every day in India's capi New Delhi was built in the Greek-Turkiaid,- $607,000,- - tal. to house and glorify the 000; China Aid Act, $520,000,000; Built to hold approximately a twenties Its grandadministration. British displaced persons, International half million people, this city now Refugee Organization, contribuwere realnever iose fully plans 'Contimes that many. tions to United Nations, Palestine has thret ized because of the depression, the estimates presgive Irefugees, and other aid programs, servative the war, and apparent reluctance $477,000,000. ent population at 1,500,00ó. the British government to sink of Burdened with an expanding Here's Who Got It of a rebelsort-ag- e funds in the capital a American aid by countries: government establishment, lious India. inand of building materials, Austria, $885,118,000; Armenia, Army Structures In Use 839,942,000; Belgium and Luxem- adequate utility services, New bourg, $1,744,000,000; British Em- Delhi, with its adjoining sister Old Deihl has not grown perpire, $44,679,000,000; China, $3,- - city, Old Delhi, ' also has been ceptibly since 11011 when George 1448,000,09; Czechoslovakia,' $17,- - harrassed.for almost two years by V and Queen Mary visited there. 1348,000; Denmark, $234,792,000; the presence of a half million Building wao dormant until,' Egypt, $59,700,000; Estonia, $25,- - refugees who poured in from the the war, the Indian and 903,079; Et Ii io pi a, $16,447,000; Punjab when the boundary was during 'France and possessions, $3,371,- - drawn between Pakistan and In- American armies put up dozens, of temporary office structures, - -- - 000,000; Finland, ;24,600,058; Ger- dia. barracks and butments for head-- 1 many $3,260,000,000; New Rolf Crowds City quarters and base personnel. The Greece, $681,000,000; Hungary, junior staff of the American Emassumed Delhis their two the As $64,000,000; Iceland, $20,900,000; lives in one of these buildan of Independent bassy Israel,, $63,09,000; Italy, $4,700,- - role of capital mis- ings and several embassies are in diplomatic foreign nation, 000,000; Iran, $23,100,000; Iraq, but the government has $7,805,000; Ireland, $142,703,000; Isions and' the foreign community another, most of them for ofover taken The increased. $1,891,0000,00' city's 0; Ko'rea;$89' generally Japan, fices hostels. and center as a of 469,000; Latvia, $10,713,000; Liber- added importance There is a great scarcity of la, $14,829,000; Lithuania, $9,603,- - Asian regional affairs has brought 059;' Netherlands and possessions, many visitors, aggravating the building materials, particularly steel. Materials available in other . , $979,000,000; Norway, $345,000,- - hotel shortage. Growini steadily worse in the parts of India are in short supply 000; Philippine Islands, $708,000,- here because of transport diffi1000; Portugal, $11,847,000; Ba.. last year, the problem appears culties. mania, $79,435,000; Russia, $12,. nowhere near solution. Suitable building sites are not Government .plans to relieve 1793,400,000; Saudi Arabia, $46,- 200,000; Sweden, $104,100,000; the congestion include shittin plentiful and suburban develop1Trieste, $35,200,000; Turk e y, Ilsome government departments ments are impractical until a de:1$305,400,000; Yugoslavia, $17,200,- - to other cities, appealing to prov- municipal transport'system is 000; American republics (13), $1,- - inces and states to absorb some veloped. 651,392,000; Poland, $373,800,000. of the refugees, building "satelBut perhaps the. most.difficult lite" suburban towns, plotting a obstacle is. the public attitude. "diplomatic enclave" where an No one outside government cirembassy community can be con- cles appears interested in doing structed and sponsoring a pre- anything about the housing prob. fabricated house factory. lem. The holders of capital are reluctant to invest at the current Would Requisition Rooms .I Inflated prices. . in bill the A intbduced . legisla.' Secre:1 tive Assembly would empower W.ASHINGTON (APT of State Acheson has rejected the government, to requisition 25 :1 tary HOW, TO HOLD to extend $1,500.000,000 per cent of the rooms of five, proposal la Delhi , hoteli for government In military and economic aid to servants and others for whbm the More Firmly in . Place 'China. government. must find accommoAcheson said aid of such mag- - dation. Do your iota tooth annoy rind sow or webThe difficulties of officials, dip- rurra by 111POing, dropping nitude is "unwarranted" by pres- Itut! you sat, laugh or kioo and little are a mild FASTErtli lomats, sprinkle TOW foreigners and the mut alkallao Oate& to the hundreds of holds false tooth more a'firraTrctdan) dPewdinel outcome of any such undertaking compared of mw thousands i No orkt bly impoyerished emi- tramt:re: "lin. 'pe'ill I 41 geraej:C;CcsGot by the American government grants from what is. now Parkisodor", (denture "plat. broath). "would almost surely be catas- tan. Most still are in camps, living v rAzarrn today at any drug trophic." The secretary's views were out- -' lined in a letter to Chaim of the Senate Connally foreign relations committee. The letter, written last March 15, wall ' ' t ' ih response to an inquiry from OF a memSenator Green ,: , ber of the committee. Green made . ,..404SNOT.TILthicONYFtiMicLOUkr.C.YSTOME.RSa-S,AV- 1 . ,,.,.. ,,;-,-----,- tem. Blaze two Argonne Laboratory scientists. Burns 4 Houses The scieniists. Dr tarver M. . By William Mairani Patt and Miss ,Marguerite N. SANDY, Ore., (INS)---forest . ar- Swift, said they arrived at their fire destroyed four summer homes MILAN, Italy (AP)--Itall- an a tists are going to try to teach conclusions following series of near Welches in the foothills east ai 1,T America the "serene life one experiments with frogs given of Portland and near Mt. Rood doses greater than the should, lead" by sending over a amount which 6usually proves Thursday. While a heavy snow, cover in MAIL collection of unusual modernistic the mountains gave rise to con1' paintingsall aimed at calming They said that frogs given the cern over the possibility of a new I , "lethar dosage of Columbia River flood, a dry east down frenetic Americans. , survived indefinitely wind cooked moisture out of the And just to show how serene treatment when - kept in an environment woods and fanned the Dames. Italians are, they are going to try where the temperature Was a conSeveral fires were reported in to get the paintings to America 40 Fahrenheit. stant degrees the same area Most were brought ' 30- aerate in them a by sailing . foot schooner with a three-ma- n But frogs subjected to the same under control later in the day. a :.7":, '' crew. ,t,'" sm,4 To confuse things bit more, this is not the real object of the risky journey. The schooner is AVM taking to the high seas to collect 1 exotic underwater plants for the 11 1111 y. Milan Museum of Natural FALSE TEETH I ...............,,.................a.......,.........?..,..,0.aktnua ;..-4- I qt - treatment and X-r- ay a normal . V"7474P 41171p -- .,,,.......,, LTto uinnt of resistance X-r- ay 49 ,-- .1t,1,. r'd". Export-Impo- rt Pkg. Closeout Solos Final) Plush Easter Bunnies $1:51) Plush , f k !Baskets BEAUTIFUL CANDY-FILLED P,1 the trimmings- - i '. tester , - . y t1 , x ,,, 0 link ! - -- . fr,.., A , "2ate If: fol- 1950,- ...,..ii.. ,a3 $70,- -; lows: , UnPaid on World War I loans, -- ., , ,,,,, ' ' .1 ,- $ 000,000,000 in grants and $22,000,- 000,00 in loans, the recapitulation . . EASTER BUYS SAVE-RIT- E I i 25t'lli 7. , r , .TA -- 11111111 411 $6,434,000,000 approximately ' ILL DIring t V Mr d; COLO t , ia ' A ' 4 ...:r ' .. ,, - . 19t 9St 39t 49t gat St 49t St .29t 19t . LiroltodAll ' (Quantities ,l1 i dil ,,- - . , LH ?. - m . ;(--.- d loan .,-- - Showing , .s11.00 FLAKES MOTH , li -- r-1- - ., Plan Rejected . Largo Spring Typo CLOTHES PINS . ' . SHOE POLISH CHEMICAL SET 50c TALCUM RAZOR BLADESYour Choice 10c PEPSODENT TOOTH PASTE ' i I . - 1 .,,,,, China MARY KENT ' PURSE MIRRORS WRISLEY'S GOLD TASSEL PERFUME KINGS RAZOR SET AND BLADES GEM MICROMATIC RAZOR SET POPULAR HAND CREAMS Fill Easy TOBACCO POUCH 560111cc 1 1 1 -- - (INApouibIe between cold and 1China Aid St St .....3d ,...........s " - YO-YO- S $1.00 10c : MOO E3.95 81.25 MOO $1.59 25c $2.50 ' 25c ' 0-- A ...CHICAGO ' 29t . - - Allp.. ---- Harm X-R- ay , . . 1,1 ) 9St . f - - I 0 - 49t lot . I .- -- 4 ColdRetards l), - I ,- I - , --- - Italian schooner, , Salt Loki City, Utah sA-- 1 . -., . pl , ' . 12 Off on ALL GALES 12 Ott ' .. , . , . , 1 $100,000,000,000. .. ss y-- -- ., that American aid in gifts to foreign mations since World War I now totals close to ' - "4, ,- ztri fA - ---- , V:7-1- DIAPYI ConWASHINGTON (INS) ivas informed Thursday ' , - Ile d ily PPG jk9. I 1112rIli gress q. -- . . . 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