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v KENNAN TALKS SENSE . -s v.
ABOUT RUSSIA . .
Deploring tho 'witch-huntinpi, 'of
. immuniBis in tnis country, because
they have- dimmed considerably out
understanding of the BuSsian people,
ueorge jr. &ennan, counsellor of the
State Department, says that the Rus
sian people are "saturated" with lib
eral and moral concepts that , "must
: some day'- assert themselves and lead
to the collapse of the present Soviet
regime. " , , "
v While the Russians may be obliged
to do lip service to Communism, Mr.
Kennan declares that the masses
"still believe profoundly ' in certain
abstractions, such as decencv. honentv.
kindness and loyalty in the relations
Between individuals."
These are the words of the . one
time top policy planner of the State
Department -He a thinks that the
"witch-hunting" has blinded Ameri
cans to "everything' but black and
white" in matters relating to Com
munism and has caused jis to develop
a tendency to consider all Russians
as our "enemies."
and answering the auestiona nt rft.
ICS and SUPDOrterS. the Secretnnr -r-
bressed his opinion that the; democ
racies or the world pould ward oft war
by keeping their positions strong.. He
Pointed OUtl that the North AtlanfiV
Treaty nations had brought their com
mon deiense into realistic agreement
by. deciding to- make effective the
principle of a balanced ColWtivA
(This, he thought, would be . good
enougn to nold off an aggressor, while
greater forces could the mvimnu)
defense but would not be so costly as
io oanKrupi ine western economy. ,
The nations involved will contrlhnU
what each is best able to contribute
to tne common, defense and each will
rely on the others to act in accordance
with a common nlaii. The security nt
no nation - will be letter than the se
curity of the group as a whole. Cer
tainly, the United States, "as the most
populous member of the North Atlan
tic community and the one with the
largest ana most productive plant,
has necessarily a leading rnlo
ing balanced collective forces."
The questioning to which the Sec
efforts,. The same thins; applies to (he
.other nations involved. -The inevi
table 'conclusion of. this doctrine is
that if one of the nations is attacked,
the other nations will be morally
bound to throw their Dart of the com
mon defense force into the Btrne-orle.
This "pooling" of defenses and im
mediate aid to an attacked any are
'somewhat revolutionary in American
policies but seem to cause little on-
position. - . ' ., ,
G. M. SETS NEW LABOR PACE '
General (Motors Corporation, biesrest
and most successful manufacturing
company in the United States, has Set
a precedent in the field of labor-management
relations bv sismino- a five-
year contract with the (United Auto
mobile 'workers, which represents
275,000 members employed by the Cor
poration. ':
General Motors Corporation has
480.000 employees. 18.000 indenendent
dealers and 435,000 stockholders. It
made 2,767,347 cars and trucks last
year and had a net profit of f 656,434,
238.'. In the current year, the Cor
poration has a chance to make a net
profit of a billion dollars in a single
year, to set a new record for the mam
moth business organizations that op
erate in this country. V
The contract negotiated bv the un
ion and the .corporation replaces jone
PAGE FIVE ,
:u. r... ... it t ; l'Htarv SUbmittad wan nmnnn unit ataiH
iui. a.Biuitui seems w oeueve uiai , . r : n.u
there is, in Russia,-a "moral life be- . 'vthtlt Parallel in the past pne
ing led under the noses of the regime "u"ureu ana Blxty ears- emDers of
wuxDoy "iiu nave uccil VllblCiU Ol
a-
and despite anything the regime may
do- to stop it." He thinks that, in
the Inn or run. thin moral feeling miigf.
take its place in the toeatfon of new
political forms and points out that,
historically, the "finer spirts" in Rus
sia have steered away from participa
tion in government, because, in the
minds of the Russian people, the pow
er of the State "is now, always has
been and always will be evil."
, i In view of the "witch-hunting" that
is going on in this country and the
easy conclusion reached by many peo
ple mat some oi our pinciais are pro
Communists, Mr. Kennan deserves a
. vote of thanks. He shows some cour-
age in stating his views as to the real
nature of the Russian people. Regard
less of what the witch-hunting group
may say. the chances are that the ob
servations of Mr. Kennan are correct
and that the United States may make
some inroads into the hearts of the
Russian people bv recognizing: the
fact
ACHESON ANSWERS
THE QUESTIONS '
r 'SecKtary of State Dean Achesori,
: in an unusual meeting with members
of the Senate and . House of Repre
sentatives, recently - explained -what
has Jbeen accomplished by the free na
tions of the world in their effort to
build a ''balanced collective force" in
line with the terms of the North At
lantic Treaty. , .
Appearing before the Congressmen
the State Department, had their in
ning, but the general comment that
the meeting was "a- good thing" did
not diminish the dissatisfaction of the
critics. - '
The essence' of the Secretary's re
port was that the United States would
not rely upon its arms alone but upon
its allies to complement its defense
How mild can a cigarette be?
ME PEOPLE
SKECE1ELS
than any
other cigarette!
ami among the millions who do...
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WARREN
ijjt Popular record--
ing urust ropuris ;
' fl appreciate cig-
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" smoke ' Camels.
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NOTICE OF DU0JT TAX SALE
, TOWN OF iHERlTORD ,
. Sale of Town property for delinquent taxes for the year 1949.
Date of sale, Monday, July 19, 1950, at 1 o'clock noon at the Court
House door, Hertford, North Carolina.
W. G. NEWBY '
. CLERK AND TAJf COLLECTOR, TOWN OF HERTFORD
WHITE DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1949
.Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W H. Estate
Holdren, V, A., Estate, R. R.1 Ave.
Licne, H. V., lirubb St..
Lane, Kermit, EdentonRoad.
liane, 'Mrs., T. J.
iMizelle, James K., Grubb St
P.
Roberson.. E.
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223 . .90 .95,
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21.18 .85 ' .95
2.02 ' .08 ;- .95 -
COLORED DELINQUENT TAXES FOR 1949
Blanchard, John, Edenton Road
urotners, rercy, nyae rare
3.04
4.05
15.19
7.84
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1,52
7.09
2.03
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Gregory, Wilder H., Gum Ave. u 8.15
Hardy, Ernest and Sammy, Dobb ot i T4.20
Harrell, Anderson, Estate, Market St.
Chance, Cora; Estate. (Market St." v .
Cofield, Ollie, Cox Ave. .
Cox, Theodore, Covent Garden
Dail, Elverd, Estate,- Covent . Garden
Elliott, Arthur, King St fc
Evans, Sarah, Kinr St --;
, Everette, Mamie, King St ,;
.Felton, Elec, King St :
Felton, George, King; St 1 '
Feltpn, John, Market 'St. '.
Felton, Mary t Estate, King St
Felton, Wilmore, King St , ,,.,,,
Forehand, Lillie, Whites f jmn :) L
Franklin, John, King St
Gran be ry, Wallace -
JlasRelL Handy, Kinr St
Hoffler, Nancy, Dobb 'St
Holly, Alpine, King St
Holly, L. D
Hurdle, Millie .
James, George W. Dobb St
James, Luther, King St
Jones, Lula Alphonso .
Lassiter. Herbert, Estate, Edenton Road
Lyons, Pnstilla
Lassiter, Elise May, Grubb St
T toorej Andrew, King St
ixon, M. Uk
ixon, Annie .t
'verton, C. M. -i.
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'S, Thomas, Brace Ave.
'ieryr Annie, Estate, Covent Garden
I, Rosa, King St 1 .ji '
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r, John H., R. R. Ave j ,
r, Raleigh, Edenton Road
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