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mee ee. ae a ~ zie. {. ao . a +r, . . ; MERICAN RELIEF FOR GRE DERCRACY 11) Weg Ging Mtrees Sew York 18, Hew Tork Wer merece WEEDS : Many thousshde of Greet people have been deprived of relief focd, blething.“ end medicine because they are opposed to the ponsroblet fora of governments Reports from WAR Director, Buell PF, Maden, confirm this fect as So stete- ments by the three Labour Party Meabere of Parliament, and the Qbaervetions ef American newspaper ecrreapondents, Rober’ Conmay (N.Y. Daily Baud), - Seymour Freidin (N.Y. Herald Tribune), Thomas By Healy (RLY. Fou} and - ethers. ; ; . COJECTIVES OF AMERICAN RELIEF Rm pom (iT An offielal of ARGD hae stated the ebjectives of thie organisation in these wordss "Be object to the waging of politics! earfare against fimmecent children = = whatever the political views of their parents may bee” DUGRICAN RELIEF FOR GREEK DEMOCRACY 18 7% ONLY CROANIZATION SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO AID THE ORPHANS OF MAZI Vicrima, > POLITICAL PRISOWERS, AND THR WOMEN, CHILDREN AMD THE AGED HELD : AS ‘HOSTAGES’ BY THE PRESKWT GREEX GOCYERIMENT L6 CONCENTRATION Cars, , - . . WHO NEEDS RELIEF? . f Orphane of Realatence Pightere:s There are 400 000 orphans ae Wasi ocoupetion = — tee" seM dren of the men whe died ¥ fighting fascism, Their appeale for help are ignored by & Greek governnent shich includes cffielale whe sere sollaeborators of the Basie, . oe ' . Jhira .. on forced to Ties to pe . and collaborationlet polige of the present Greek Government, = "108 The destitute families of 20,000 resistance leaders who are in _ political prisons or in exiles 5 : ‘ Children held in exile-Boys and girle of frou 7 to 14 she dre streated In prisons, pecked into prison boats and ebendohed to their fate an some barren islend--eithout adequate housing, mo food, no drugt, no doctors, very little sater md ne ‘ecamunicatlons eith their fanilies on the minlands - mo . - _ Infante held in prieons and on {elants--One out of every ten pol- . Teical prisoners te w woman. Yalente and emll ektldren ede in “weontese . ‘priscned eith their metheres ds @ result gore then 1,000 fnfents 7 th + Soday live wader frightful conditions of squalor in the erdbl ecn- eent ration camps and prisons ef the present Greek Gevermente . . . rs Anertoan ecrrespondent Robert Coonay het the following to sey about chiléren in \ scnoentretion sanpes : .y . “ —_ "Om the entire long trip through elties and villages we san out~ door priaon pens shere a feu 014 men ond won, often Fith reo Dabes in thelr arns, and pany shildren ef all agus sere ‘detained? sithous charges, merely because they cere relatives of mon who had fled to the hilie for politienl reasons. They received me foed, en convesyet some of the sonen aad children had been in the pes for = weukee” : ‘ SOW WILL RELISF BEACH THESE PROPLE? . a rg a Cooperating Amerie agenetes tnelude cake (Cooperative fer American. - _..- .. Bewlttances ¢o Buropes}s the Greek War Relief Anecetation, shich fs aie pledgyd te deliver relief peckages to mamed individuals epecified by ‘ @onop, and Aneriean chureh groupe cperating ta Gresess ; . oo, a f a : re . ° . : i . “ * *é . - + oo. . fy ar - wos ~ : on . ‘ - - Minn Hs Ane ain ee a ee aimnamienntalll . . - : . . - =: 2° . aoe a . Lost -e. . . “ - a% ws ‘ tte a . weta, Te . - ’ . ye . tO . . . . * : . -, “+ vo mo, . . - ate _ ere i . a . a eee : - * " a on . + te PRONE tO Ts Ae, ~ ene ame ow oe