Feeding the Hungry, P. C. Hiebert, 1929

.M.R. of its relief supplies at the ports of Berdjansk, Sevastopol, Theodosia, Mariupol, Odessa or Novorossisk the U.S.S.R. will bear all other costs of transfer—or transportation, such as discharge, handling, loading and transportation to interior points where the A.M.R. may operate. Demurrage at these ports is for the account of the U.S.S.R. Authorities. Ninth: That they will, free of cost, provide the neces- sary storage at the Ukrainian and Russian ports in the interior, 454 FEEDING THE HUNGRY Tenth: That in all movement and storage of the A.M.R. supplies they will give the A.M.R. as favorable priority over all other traffics as the U.S.S.R. give their own relief sup- plies and on the request of the A.M.R. will furnish adequate guards and convoys. Eleventh: That they will give free import and permit reshipment to any point or points, and guarantee freedom from requisition to all A.M.R. supplies of whatever nature. Twelfth: That the supplies are to be distributed in the name of the A.M.R. remaining the property of the A.M.R. until consumed or in use by those for whom they are desig- nated. Thirteenth: That no individual receiving A.M.R. sup- plies shall be deprived of such local supplies as are given to the rest of the population. Fourteenth: That the U.S.S.R. undertake to reimburse the A.M.R. in dollars at C.I.F. cost or replace in kind any misused relief supplies. Fifteenth: The A.M.R. is to effect the necessary or- ganization for carrying out its relief work free from govern- mental or other interference. The central Ukrainian au- thorities and their representatives have the right of repre- sentation therein. Sixteenth: That the U.S.S.R. will provide without charge: The necessary premises for kitchens, dispensaries and hospitals, The necessary fuel and when available equipment for cooking, distributing, and feeding, C. The total ¢ost of local relief administration, food preparation, distribution, etc., On the request of the A.M.R. such local medical personnel and assistance satisfactory to the A.M.R. as are necessary to administer efficiently its relief, EK. The necessary transportation for the movement of relief supplies, equipment and personnel to- gether with their baggage, assigning reasonable space for the use of the personnel. F. The necessary residential quarters, offices, gar- ages, store rooms, etc., for the transaction of the A.M.R. business, and when available heat, light wm o APPENDIX 455 and water for same. All such premises to be free from seizure and requisition. Examination of such premises will not be made except with the knowledge of and in the presence of the chief of the A.M.R. operations in Ukraine or his repre- sentatives and except in case of flagrant derelict when examiner will be held responsible in case examination is unwarranted. G. Priority in the use of existing radio, cable, tele- graph, telephone post and couriers i