NK\V V< ?!'.IC. July "?A plan for '
eor-blnai:? >n of th<- large? ? was relief
organi/.at:..ii." in tl >? o.untry f"r war
relief in Kur< :??? ami for re< onstruc
1. i aft' r tli?? war, starting with mini
mum r-.->urc<-s of S10.0??0,00". lias been
.'iiiii' 'inc<-'l a? the oiiiccr of tli** Anserl
cati i omtnittrepresenting the Ir.ter
: ?ifotvil ii> ons-". ruction heague. I his
league has been organized to effect
0 j. ???nSir.a' and i>ia:i, is :n?
. .1. To r? habilitate tin deva
tat.-d ; arts of Ihtrope. rebuild towns
11 '! f 'i': h 11? Ti' !<" i pea''a :i ts and farm
' ,-rs with fund;- at; enormous ???ale.
'I'll'- Amet loan committee <>f tho
\< :it:lie has a- i;s honorary president
,r;. \v. Kliot, it was stated. and
? hi'ivs tn its membership five State
? !or*, foui United States Senators.
...j. . f American universities and
? ?olleges editor.11. banltTK at d members
relief organizations.
Permanent peace is the aim of tho
organization, and for tills purpose. it
was :i- noil- ed. .joinrnllt ees will Ik- es
tablish* d in the European nations to
1 r-o-f-perat" with ttio Amfrlmti c<?rn
I mltt'.e, but i " attempt, it. was said.
would be u.ade to initiate peare nego
tiations during the war. The train ef
fort of the league would be made in
:? . iiBtruetion after the. war.
John Moffat, spokesman for the com
mitt. fiaid t ? t the )>1 mi already lias
aroused interest in government ?? i r -
oh-.' abroad, and he experts that men
Ir.tth in the povernment of several Ku
ri'pean nations will beeonv members of
?similar committees of their countries.
Cargo contributions have already been
> picdpe.l hy many persons. -id Mr.
Moffat.
