Foreign Aid Runs
into The Billions
Tlu C'tinm.t rt t> Dejv.irtn>e:>
' Wa- hiii-’ttm rtHH ’ith released a
detailed review «»f tin a-d eiveit
lit 1 lit- Ci.i’t • • St:,*,- ! ■ "ih«*r
t il.mu: tlunn.it tin tu. lv.
years otidint; las. June HO The
report covers the pel uui of \V : Id
T War II. as well a" p stwar years,
and thus inci’jut s fitunes nil
multi billion-deliat aid i Russia.
Over-all fitjtn
•iHO.000.000
(Mil) during iht
OtKi.tKK
j ended last Jui.r Thus the twelve
ytar gin.-.- amounts to $87,436,
I ooc.ooo.
During tho eleven-year period
■overcd l>y the report, the Unit
'd Stale- received returns from
ts aid 'pi rations (in repayments
e: lei it lease. repayments on
en;ii loan- and -m on1 total -
no s Ul.cati.000.mill 1'Iiiis net aid
.. da in is... i v'a ■ put a! $? 1,539,
(Kit).00(1 Tins included $61,584,
lOO.OOl) in grants or gilt..- and $10,
-iIO.OiKW.OOO in credits or loans.
Thi department listed four mu- j
cate.- ories ul a-sisiance milL- i
l.i . .. * . I'l'O I ye ^
s ■ ■ i aid. and lectinical as- i
T.-< L'o ted Kingdom, Soviet !
a i K met sumig the
<>c< ; v 1 ;' ■
til**' ■ ‘ ht\ "iU-O ‘billion |
..in'- and credit aid, said
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| the report, adding: 'The United
Kingdom alone was furnished
i with thirty-six billions dollars of
assistance, about forty-four per
cent of the total goods, services,
ind funds provided by the Unit
ed States government to foreign
nations.
Regarding aid to Russia, the
eport said: "As a result of war
lime aid, our former ally, the U.
S. S. !!., ranked second with
eleven billion dollars, or eight
oercent. Germany, China, Italy,
Greece, and the Netherlands
were likewise mnjoi recipients,
■aeh having been furnished a
mounts ranging from one billion
to more than three billion do!
lars."
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ROBES - HATS
SWEATERS-BELTS
SHIRTS - JACKETS
PANTS-HANDKERCHIEFS
JEWELRY - BEDROOM SHOES
LUGGAGE - SUITS - SCARFS
SPORT SHIRTS - TOP COATS
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experimental rocket fighter!
planes at speeds up to 1,700 miles
an hour and altitudes upward of
100.000 feet. Even more powerful i
■ rocket planes, under Russian top- j
priority development, may be '
able to fly 2,500 miles an hour at I
altitudes of 200,000 feet, the mag
azine predicted.
Never l)itl
Old Dobbin has his faults but
you nevei saw another horse
hitched m front pulling him to the I
barn for repairs. Greensboro
(Ga.l Mei ald-Journaf
The department's tables showed
that fifty countries or areas re
eeived aid.
NOTICE
I North Carolina, Marlin County.
I Public and official notice is
hereby given'that a session of the
Municipal Legislative Body, same j
I being the Board of Commission
■ers, of the Town of Williamston,
l will be held Monday. December
, 29, 1952. at 10:00 o'clock A. M
in the office of the Clerk of the
: said Board of Commissioners in,
line City Hall in the Town of Wil- j
lliamston for the purpose of eon-j
'sidering the annexation to the
|Town of Williamston of the eon ;
Itiguous trait or tracts ot land sol
iforth below:
j Tract No. 1. All that certain
| contiguous tract of land lying out
jsiije...the present limits of the
Town of Williamston beginning at
I the southeast intersection ot
I Highway No. (it and Sunset Ave
|nue and running along the east
| erly edge of Sunset Avenue South
120 degrees E. 200 feet to a cor
ner; thence North 58-30 east 200
| feet; South 30-30 East 300 foot;
'South 58-30 West 200 fret to a
coi ner in the eastern edge of Sun
set Avenue; South 58-30 West
250 feet South 30-30 East 000
feet; North 76-15 East 1420 feet:
north 14 cast 201 feet to a corner
in the limits of the Town as same
are presently located, thence run
ning in a northwesterly direction
along tin present mints of the
town to the center of the Atlan
tic Coast Line Railroad track;
thence running further along the
present limits of the town North
3-30 west 393 feet to a corner;
1 hI’lli e 1 eu V 11: g .,, ‘ i s
of the town and running south
09-15 wesi 805 feet to a corner
in the cento'' of the Atlantic Coast
Lmc Railroad track; thence South
23-30 east 742 feet to a corner in
the southern edge of the first
street North of Highway No. 04
and which runs parallel there- 1
with, said corner being in line
with the eastern margin of Edge
wood Street; thence running
Boutn <>0-to west across Edge
wood Street 40 fee* and -done to.,
southern edge of First Street 150
feet to a corner: thence running
South 28-30 east 360 feet to a
corner distant 150 feet from
Highway No. 04; thence North
00-15 East 250 feet to a corner
distant 150 feet from Highway
No. 04 and distant 00 feet from
Edgi wood Avenue; them South
28-30 cast 150 feet to a corner on
Highway No. 04 North 60-15 east
a distance of 388 feet to a cor
ner; thence running directly from
* * m* r a-.- tile* nom**
them side of the highway, across!
said highway to the point of be- j
Belter Living
For You
Bullied giii* i* your tfuiek,
low coal »u I til ion to cook
inn uud lieuting prob
lem*. I’limie 2572.
I .
i sinning.
Tract No. 2. All that certain
contiguous territory lying outside
■the present limits of the Town of
! Williamston. beginning at a large
' evpress tree, which cypress tree
stands in a large canal, and which
cypress tree stands tr, the line of
tail- limits of the Town of Wil
; liatnston as presently located,
and which said cypress tree is dis
taut North 52 East. 1450 feet from
the point where the present limits
of the Town of Wiliiamston cross
the center line of Highway No.
125 which leads from Wiliiams
ton to Hamilton and running
thence along the center of the
aforementioned canal North 7
-•st l.'lfi feet, north 12-30 east
' > h ; t i-t* " east 101 r. ef
! north .'i west 145 feet; norlh 42
least 58 feet: north 78 east 112
ifeet: south 85 east 120 feet; south
33 west 220 feet: ihem*? along the
center of Skewarkee gut North
: 58 east 140 feet: North 75 -ast
300 feet; north 84 east 200 feet:,
j north 43 east 110; north 70 east
104: north 00 east ill); South 02 east
100, South 41 15 east 93; south
'75*30 east 04; south 17 east 74:
South 05 east HO feet; north 821
east 120 feet; North 87-30 east
104 feet: North 31 east 120: North ,
15-30 east 130 feet: north 25 east j
70: North 144 feet: Norlh 10-30
east 160 feet; North 80-15 east!
105: north 85 east 200: north 60
east 120; North 85-la east 160:
•South till east 190: south 73-:('|
• s' 150 (Vet. .last 110 feet; North .
50-45 east 225 feet: North 40 East
120. North 85 east 110 feet; south
35-45 east 100 feet; south 30 East
180 feet; South 73-15 East 120
feet: South 52-30 East 180 feet:
South 25-45 East 165 feet; South
37 east 100 feet: South 12-30 East
100 feet: South 24 east 130 feet;
South 19-15 east 200 fret; South
> East 100 feet: South 23-30 east
100 feet; South 52-30 East 104.
South 05 east 120 feet; South
80-15 East 200 feet; South 85 East
HO feci, North 65-15 East 300
m
fret: North 70 East 40 feet; Noil]
71 east 82 feet; North 67 Eas]
100 feet; South 13 East 70 feet t
the point where Skew arkee gu
empties into the Roanoke River
the present corner of the towr
limits, thence running in a north-1
westerly and westerly direction
and along the present limits of
the town of Williamston to the
large Cypress tree!, the point of
beginning.
C M COBB,
D-2 9 16-23 Towrn Clerk.
KENTUCKY
WHISKEY
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ICHINIIV 0I»TIU»I*. INCOMOIATID . IOUISVIUL JlNlVCCT*
| Turkey Shoot-!
Thursday & Friday
DEC. 18-19ih- 7 P.M.
( HITCHER PROPERTY
Near Standard Fertilizer Plant
SHOOT ALSO ON SATURDAY
Heeember 20 at 2 P. !Y1.
Sponsored By
Williamsion Kiwanis Club
Purpose: To Holster l ands (or
“Roys' and'CiiTs* Work" and “Un
derprivileged Child" Committees
$1.00 per Ticket. 25 Shots per Shoot
For 12 Lb. Turkey
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