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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

AHo. PVT WILLIAM H-ToNo Aho
ANDREWS PVT GEOFGE-Ffed AnureVs
brother, ls7o0 WsltHan
BARNARD [ppC HAROLD Mrs char
totts BarnAfd, mother, $40 Richter River
sEicH PFC wALTER-Mn Na,hue Beleh
mother. si26 YORKSHIRE.
BIREEY. PFC ROBERT Mis- Grace
BoATMAE PFC vEsTAL-Mfa. Pauline
BqstT99 s6R, 7rs sfe pyT 5ss ,,1Y 5agT'so'h p,b,
B0e.ther mother. 1921 TeleEspl lusster
BROCKETT S SGT CEAS ~ Mrs FrAr-
e'1 sr9SEs P9,9' uhRR3 tS32 Hsfoqa %s'n
Bfodsr' isthes, 27s5 Lawrence
BUCHANAN PFC CHARLES p Mrs Doyis
Buchanan wife 52s Pingree Royal OAK
Cain PFC ELMER I-Ms Maxine N
Cain vie 1910 Deiawsre
cEF'BuLAK IA STEPHFS - Mlense.
cebuIak tal7cr ts3e Ellesnef
poMPpoSRI SGT iFo y-ur Mar
Dombfossi, mother 500 Bingham. Dear
born.
yEIDMASS PVT GERALD T-Mu Ri's
FiCLioLl PyT JoHS P--Mrs. There's
FLEsCH SGT WILLIAM A-Mrr Mar
Fisaeh, "iie. i72'? Hanover, Alien Psrs-
G.IaL,EsrLE. PVT THoMAsGm1 i,s,,,, Bs,y ;.
GlLLls PVT FRANCIS L-mn. Florence
CLoWKI PFc THEODORE J Mr., Ellls-
beth clo~sa. wife. 347s3 Fendt road FArm'
coszALEz. PVT RAYMoSD-wu. olym-
Pia GONZALEZ mother. 2oss sixth.
HARDY PFC MARK --wsyne Hardy
0 HHiEzSsGAS 'sG-- sG4 FieH3PD Rfsfg' y -Mu
ieons hsnniFan, sl'' Ross'iiIs
J lhcKsoS. cpl. PATRICK w-Hsfy "
.iss.A.'~ '~-ir''7rrT 80 tT-tHrrrrr
KETrE PFC JAMES II Jp Mrs Ali
son s''e.e mo'Hr-. as Linc5in.--
LATIFF. PVT cEoRGE-Mr May LAun
LAuPAiE pVT JOSEPH " -Ms prsn.
c's Tty.of E-sncmother al Nsnisuqls
X L'"ff-Sifs. sos v Melton Hszei PsIs
MsINTosR PIC WALLACE Mrs Ger
MOSE@AS PFC. CEoRCE p ~ Mrs
ci!Is g., M9sensn As.., - viis S42s Rsidair.
Msaat ta = no,hei ss44 Woe Woodl.wn '''s "''e
QBLOl. PFC HENRY -A--+.s E.tf,ss-.-,
o5di9i mol9tr non, n alal ,CCsmrpp6en
Opsiseh rnot'r- Ci-4 Mile.
-SLEALLL- RI -De}a-4ii5- B-+s-- p
Po.nts
YhNF PFC. CHARLES = - Ms Iyd.s
Ns0r ng'ff. 452O Fisrrf.
ECTORSOS PIC LENTEr r-Mtt Care
Vl~tnrton mother Isgls Helen
WARWICK PFC HARRY " -Mrf F,a
"arnieE mother llLo EsStssu.
WIE0KuR PVT SEYMOUR : Mr. ClAA
v Htr7orrT- mCTneg IESo0 indiana
"fSEtTvSKi PVT EDWAPD - Nj
hsr. N.tnifssE. mothS 1885 hr-r.s
NlsS!EWgKf PFC JOSEPH-H- Jose.
prime Wllnierr. mrfttf sof1 Cfr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Michigan's Roll of Battle Heroes

2202 Newport; brother, Pvt Pat
rick. also reported wounded' Sis
ter. Pvt. Mary, WAC, in Chicago
PFC. EDGAR GASCHO, SO, m,
fantry Dec 26, Belgium; former
barber; IN service. August, 1913
overseas. juno, 1914 husband OF
Vivian, father Of Keith. 1884
Waltham.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Lest We Forget---Lest We Forget!

Three Detroit families have re-
celved kilograms from the war
department informing them that
two OF their fighting members
overseas are war casualties. -Four
were wounded IN Belgium, one IN
France and one is reported missing
IN Germany.
News of these casualties is re-
celved by tho Times through Off
cial army and navy releases and
next of KIN.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Rail Executive Due
To Speak tuesday

Henry r. Mccarthy. executive
assistant TO the president of the
New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad viii be- The guest
speaker at the Traffic Club Of
Detroit luncheon on Tuesday al
the Hotel Statlcr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

PFC. LAWRENCE r. COMBS,
26. field artillery. Dec. Is. France !.
former Dodge employe; IN service,
March. l94l overseas, December,
l943 made home with sister. Mrs.
Goldlc PoIndeNter, l4l23 Monte
Vista.
S/SGT. LEO 4. DOMBROW-
SKI, "a, infantry Dec. IS. LuXem-
bourg. hoSpltaliZed. New York;
former Times carrier; FordSon
graduate. IN service. August, 1912
overseas. June. 1914: son of Mrs.
Mary DombrowSkl, 1920 Bingham,
Dearborn. brother OF BoatSWain'S S
Mate C Ted.
PVT. JOHN =. FIGLIOLI, IS.
infantry. Dec %. Belgium: hospl-
talized. England; former Ford
employe: in service, March. l94l /:
overseas, November, 1914; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Figlioli. 4724
Fischer; three brothers in service,
Pfc. Joseph, 6 1#c Vito. SfSgt.
Albert. reported missing in Ger
many
SGT. IVAN ". LENTZ, 21, in.
fantry. Jan. l6. Belgium: Eastern
graduate: worked for Detroit Alu-
minum and Brass Co; in service
March. l943; overseas. November
1914; husband of Mary. 774S Gran
ger. son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
LcntZ. 1883 r. Palmer.
PFC. WALLACE l.. McIN
TOSH, 19, infantry. Jan. 9
France; hospitalized. England
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
MISSING
: SGT. ALBERT FIGLIOLI
PFC. GASCHO

SfSGT. ALBERT FIGLIOLI,
3 infantry Jan. 9, Germany; al
tended Northeastern. worked for
General Tobacco Co: in service.
August. 1943 overseas. November.
1874 son of MIR and Mrs. George
FiGhoi, 4724 FiS cher; three
brothers IN service.
PFC. BENJAMIN VI. GRIMSBY.
b. infantry. Jan y, Germany;
VerSeaS. May 1914: former
Briggs employe; wife. Irene. three
children, live at 1915 Van Buren,,
Herman Gardens; brother of Pfc.
Hugh
PVT CHARLES ". STONE,
"a infantry Jan, Is. LuXem-
bOuTg. previously wounded. re-
ceNed Purple Heart e. Central
graduate, worked for r. C. Ma
hon. in service, December, 1913,
overseas, September, 1914; son Of
Mrs. Ira Hill, 209 y. GainSbor-
ough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
OUTSTATE

AcEEFBERG PIC FRANK C Mrs. Eve
lyn AcSfrbFTE pffe WEHsHsT
ANTHONY PFC ORVfLLE p Mr. Nj
ofsc " Anthony wife Adrian
BACKCs PVT. EUGENE --Nn Anne y
CllrhriF' rCtFsr. Alrutt1
BRACH PVT KEITH q Mrs Helen
BetcH Wift North AdAmt
BECKWTTH SGT r v T-H-s krma
BHcsNith vie Lansing
BILLINGS PFC LION MR. Irel r
BiNrE' wot~Fr FsrrFiNs
BISSONSETTF PFC JAMES P-H-s Jss-
90 70 HlIb..nfttt Ul'r graut Ftr'ct
BLACK SCI WtLLIAM-Mrs Jean Fscf
slfr Wi.low LocFr
BOTDSTCE PFC DCNAED = Mrs Jessie
hrycXt1n mgthsf EIac.cs
Brown PVT. LEO J.-Nu olive Brown
BPOWN s set wliLIAH e william
Frr1r 'st.sr Bo,1tn Csuts
BUNKER PFC CLINTON An u.s. EsftlC
N Bunker vile Jackson
Rt'ELA s set MICHAEL-M,. AnFslns
B..s. ui'rs. BeSsfmrr
BuRF PVT RICHARD c Mrs Lss1 c
BuEl mother saginaw
BURTON PVT. FRED-@gs Luss Burton
uothtr ADRIAN.
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WOUNDED
PFC. HAROLD j. BARNARD,

PFC. HAROLD j. BARNARD,
20 infantry. Jan, l3. Belgium,
hospitalized England worked for
Great Lakes Engineering; IN Scrv-
lcc. February. l943 overseas,
March l944 son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Percy Barnard 3l6 Richter. River
Rouge brother of Cpl Stanley.
PFC. WALTER BEECH. q, IN
tantry Jan 10 Belgium; DENLY
graduate; worked for Hudson
Motor Car Co. in service. Novem-
Der 1912, overseas, September.
1914 son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd-
nand Beich. 6l26 Yorkshire.
PVT. ROBERT l.. BITTNER.
46. cavalry, Jan. s Belgium; for
mer Hudson Motor Car Co. en-
ploye in service, January. 1912 .
overseas. December. l943, son Of
Nr and Mrs. Tolbert W. Bltner.
1874 Waltham. brother-ln-lsw
PFC Edgar GaScho, also reported
wounded
PFC. ROBERT ". BIRNEY, p.
infantry Jan. Ia, France; at
tended Iowa State College. IN
service july. 1943. overseas OCto-
her 1914 son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry j. Blrncy. 1851 Strathmoor.
brother of : ] Harry J
PFC. HARRY VI. BRODER, 10
infantry. Jan. J., France hoSpi-
tahzed England attended Michi-
gan State College. IN service,
May. l943; overseas, December.
1914. son OF Mr. and Mrs, r. c.
Broder 21S5 Lawrence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
DEAD

PVT. JAMES A. BANACH, 24,
artillery Feb. 9, Luxembourg at
tended Ford Trade; worked for
Taylor e. Gaekln, in service, Dec.
1913, overseas, Dec, 1914: leaves
wife, Vivian; daughter Susanne,
l6S08 fireman; parents, Mr.. and
Mrs A. J. Banach, 5469 Stanton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
(SouthWest Pacific Area }
DETROIT

AyOTTF PFC ELDOH G-Mr,. hsbsu,
A}o',t a'e J547 Porter.
BEACH PIC WILLIAM p Ms Ern,
Beach. sifs l2l2o Winthrop
E-sA PVT JOSEPH J-Mis Anins Esss
mother, 16l Atkinson
. tJBChSkI PFC tEO-Mlss LubousE
's,rel 1870 Plissk. H1mtrAmsA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
WATER LACKING

NO west COAST an POI - litI 20
mosI'o and Nazatlsn. had but 4
small well and 4 daily uuGk load
of water. respectively for all
needs which would leave mono 10
speak of for garden. So Her
moSIllo got cactus and pepper
trees since they need little OF no
water and have no charms for
ants which are m profuSlon Roses
and palms went 10 MaZatlan
Then there was McXlCall where
the field was small and little had
been done \ow pyraCanthuS. ia
caranda and small desert pines
are now growing. Later there will
bc date palms utCanderS, vines
and paio verde trees.
As far rs water soil and climate
arc concerned, Tapachula is ideal
Here. Bessie has used the mango,
paupauCc. breadfruit and papaya
trees. and such plants as bananas
pineapple, white ginger, jamaica
hNdrangea and ajonloli
As Bessie says, all plant lovers
meet on a common ground and she
believes that her work will form
. a small link of true understanding
I'm all the Americas The garden
clubs and colleges ~ the United
/ States would do well 10 try anC
have her go on a lecture tour, tC
tell Of Mexico, its plants, flow
crs fruits and gardens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
OUTSTATE

hRCNAHBAJLT PFC whLTER-Mrs Haze
fr0n8wpaIf. mother M4.scF0E Heights
BALL PFC JOSEPH X yP Mrs Anna
b.. mother. Gfsne Rapids
BAENNM PFC LEO C--LsWis Bsrn4m.
tat.r. LrErf
ELLIOTT PFC WILLIAM Mrs LueiIs
~'r01srf nrfHcf. Lsperi
GPDTEF~ SGT WILlIAM-krk Jfnny
& InfrI, gTsut FauICE
HANNA PVT CARL - MIA. jeanette
Hanna Slfe Ka.smaspu
FILLIARD SCI. Ill W.--Emsry p Hliisrd
fsfrer Kalrya
HOERSER PFC ARTHUR G-Mrs GLADYS
SrhNe!ceg mother Lansing
HOLMES SGT. MEELE-Nrs Nora T..
F".urs mother O,seEo
HUBBARD. PFC. LAvERS i-Ber' Hub
b. rf 's'her Albion
MURRAY PVT ROBERT Mrs Edna
Murray. mother, Ann Asbof.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
~ VIIV' UIUIIItIs' NNU WI NFdN
PVT. NYRON A. TRUXTON
PNI4e SYLVESTER c. ROS-
SOW, 36 infantry, Feb. 2. Bel

m worked
for Detrola a
Corp in serv-
ice, September
l943 overseas.
" a " ! 9 4
! vrS wife
ID oTlS; son.
Gerald. 24523
Outer drive.
NJ p lNIn dale ,
{ a I h +. NJ r.
Herman r OS-
SOW 24576 out
or drive Mel
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
PFC. BFNJANIN NJ. GRIMSBY
n. STONE
DECORATED

T/SGT. GERALD A. BRINING,
p. B-25 crew chief, Bronze Star;
worked Tor Hudson Motor Car
Co; IN service. January, 1913:
overseas February, 1911; son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Brinlng
1904 Merrick.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
G['9IGG

Sensational new Zenith Radionic Hear
iog AID chosen by people who. could
sitor6 10 times this pn,s! IenHh's
Ere,t quality made possible by worlds
argeV prc,Non mass -produD non,
Which increase, quality a, o. lowers
suvsi Come i0 for Tree Dcmorrrl.
ton no high pressure W, dspgu,c.
orIy 10 those who san be htIped.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

" l. hANAAH BfAs VI AID
PFC. RICHARD p. HEALD, %.
infantry, Jan 6. Luxembourg
worked for Great Lakes Breach
Co. m service, March. 1914. over
seas November; leaves wife, Pvt
Gladys, WAC; son, Gerald Lee,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Heald. 1868 Hubbeil; four Sis
ters three brothers. two overseas.
PVT MYRON A. TRUXTON,
II paratroopS, Dec. Il, Leyte; at
tended Pershfng worked for
Nundet Cork Corp IN service
February. 1913, overseas, April;
leaves wife Josephine. daughter
MYra Ann. l4O7 L. Harry. Hazel
Park parents Mr. and Mrs. John
II TruXton; one brother in Serv-
ice. two sisters
PVT SYLVESTER {. RIOS
SOW, 36. infantry. Feb. 2 Bel
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

ploye; in service. December 1912
overseas, May. 1913; son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Mclaughlin.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
hiphngs
RecesSiOnal
The Detroit Times
- Honor Roll
% Official Casualty List

The department made public the of 25S l. S
soldiers wounded action including 10 Michigan "a
cases next Of kin have notified
and have been kept informed of in
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

W HVHHUN FT UIINV, NJ u
two brothers Pfc. Her
man, IN France. and Harry.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Order War Stamps delivered
10 your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
j. ). Woman
Plant Expert
Beauties Mexico
With Her Flowers
BY CONCHITA SEPULVEDA
PIGNATELLI
Special 10 IHF DETROIT TINS

I Nllllus anu WHO n NOW OQlSldtlQ-
ing IN Mexico FOR her accomplish
mentS
Mrs. &. VI. Johnson is better
known here as Bessie johnson,
or afecuonately Mother John
son So tiny in stature, she is
modest and unasSumlng. with a
sweet voice and mOtherly express
sion, and one would never think
for a minute that she was re-
SpOnSible for several of the land
SCapcd gardens al the Pan Ameri-
can AlrWayS airportS.
PLENTY OF OBSTACLES
She loves her work. despite the
problems and hardShIpS entailed
40 many ca~cS. For example in
Merida, Yucatan, hard rock was
her enemy At Vera Cruz, hard
clay presented another struggle
10 assure success for plants and
.Shrubbcry. MaZatlan and Hermo-
>illo offeret me obstacles OF ants.
lack Of water and insufficient
capable WOrkmcn
Often she arises a. 4 a. m. 20
SGT of IN the station wagon with
Workmen she must supervise. The
SandflieS are often a plague All
this means nothing 10 Bessie.
however. Tor the eventual beau
tlful landscapes that outline the
'sirtieldS are reward enough for
her She says she Will soon have
beauty spots enclrcling Mexico
Bessie IS woman OF wealth.
To distract her mind after The
loss OF her husband and a son. She
decided that her loNe O! hGlt..
culture should provide Surcease.
RECALLS FIPST EFFORTS
WY first garden" she SAYS.
was In flower pots In vivicnda
apartment in n suburb al
Mexico City. First there were
hourishing vines. geranium>,
ferns and begonias.
Then, during II years ! de-
Nel0ped corn patch into
garden which attracted visitors.
Removing unwanted trees and
brush, 1 planted fruit trees,
which provided jams for tea.
iriartS imported from
Georgia. NiSteria. honeNSuckle
and helintrope were -haAenS- -tnr-
feasting bees and butterflies.
Eventually there were more
than 900 rOSebushes and many
strange plants To me. 1t Was
a garden of trial and error, and
how much did learni My S2
-yrHrs In Mexico C.ty and eight
years in Tampico have been
closely companioned with grow
ing things"
TRANSFORMS FIELD
When Bessie caught a glimpse
of The barren alrfeld Of Pan
American At Brownsville. Tex.
she asked permission Of her nus
band one of the officials 20 do
something about it. For SIX long
years she struggled donating
plants begging cuttings from the
Catholic fathers from their hedges
hauled everything herself She
even got permission from the city
commission 20 dig up rematcS and
yucca for planting
When the CompanIa Mexican
dc Atlaclon branch Of Pan Amer
lDani began building larger run
ways and headquarters. Bessie
was given me lob Of beauufyIng
The grounds Her first va, in
Vera Cruz. and she admits this
was tho hardest. since The airport
Was on 4 stratum Of clay some
80 fcct deep hard as rock when
dry and like chewing gum when
wet.
uATI-R ATEIAE
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Sunday. February IS,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
ARMY WOUNDED
European Area)
~ DETROIT

AHO. PVT WILLIAM H-Tono Aho
brother l72eS BrSile
ANDREWS PVT GEOFGE-Ffed AudrcVs
brother, ls1OO WtltHau
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
DON'T CATCH
IS BEST CURE
FOR ACOLD

colds are prevalent and-lDr
Bruce II. Douglas commissioners
81 hcalih says thcrc are two
thineS you can do about them.
Dont c.tcl cold il you can pos
silly help it AMI II in spite OF
vour yf,cris. YOU rot cold. take
care ~ yourself as soon ~ you
feel il coming on
To avoid catching Geld
Keep away from persons
who nae cold and from those
wlo cough and saecsc carclessly.
>, Keen unclean things away
frnm veHr mouth aud nose.
? wash your hands often-el-
WAYS hcforc YOU eat
Ear enough Of he right
Kinds of food
= avoid chilling
G. Go; enough rest
Take care OF Yourself when you
feel cold coming on
I. II Won ache or have fever.
eo to her snd sci IN touch with
your anctor
. Drink plenty - water ct-
trps Juices and broth
8 Eat 'rhilv 81 simple foods
that aarec With you
Blow your nose gently so
rs 10; 10 force ecrnS into your
sinuses
;. rrote,; other people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

years la'er came with the Miehi-
r.n B.il a. Detroit. ic Was made
yi,e.pfesidcut IN 1920 and presi-
dent in 1885,
IN 1871. IN recognition ~ his
loadcrhlp in me industry WEIGH
was aVaflcd ihe honorary degree
of doctor OF business ciminisira-
ton h tac University Of Nichi-
ren No. uas International prcsis
dent ~ lhc Telephone Pioneers
OF America IN 1882
A ono -mo "boy operator La
~ as vice president and gen
eral mana -er for II years. has
ncen Wolehs fisht-hand man Tie
has hc'n With The Hcn system
80 years hui started in the iele-
phone huHncs a. years ago a.
g it-yeu-oW nieht operator FOR
ar indsnrucanf company in his
home OF lltitz. Ps lie T. an
"ifeilicai "rsinecrine graduate OF
Lfhi.h university
Ia iq2- Laev olno 20 Detroit as
division plant superintendent for
ne Michigan Bell Five months
later. he became chief engineer.
and IN 1924. vice president. lie
viii take charge as tho companys
thlfircnth ideut just es Mich
igan Relrs si2n0oooo0 postwar
construction program gets well
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
LIBERIAN PRESIDENT RAPS
BUSTED US. COL. WEST

A-(ANPl--In an adj
dress before the Joint assembly
Of the Libcrian congress which
was shortwaved abroad on FRI
dav afternoon. November 3. Presi-
dent Tubman OF Liberia de-
nourced the report OF Col John
W West. director of the United
States Public Health mission to
Liberia. in which Or West -
alleged 10 have claimed that
"nenrly 100 per cent Of the popu-
laiion OF Liberia was 81 'ering
with venercal disease.
Col West had hecn under fire
for some time In Liberia since II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

nolrhbors II will strensihcn the
l.ahour government considerably
II the present loan negotiations
break down between nriiain and
tho 4. ;. White fhe Tories will
blame tie tailure 10 get loan
on Iahonrs haste TO socializc the
country The people Will be more
ia sylnv.ihy with tho new gov
crnnient and give il martydom
complies which vlll crene con-
siderable anli-American tecliLS IN
Britain. Already there are cvi-
denccs of this fccliny grow ing
because 81 our term mat on
abruptly q lcnd-lcase. the drag
einr or IL the lean NEGOTIATIONS.
and fear on the part Of many
Pritons That tie once mishty En-
PIKE yil b, rclcsated 10 a third
class power
As tAr fos o; pfosrcssivism
swml- mclni the new ta5onr
government. smart I.ahuur people
recoenize their Achilles leel TO
be the Questions az rehabilitation
and hor>irg on this score the
l.ahoJritts are receiving cunsid-
eral 10 criticism from the opposi
ticn. but IN foleicn policy. they
are re-, ewing little. In fact since
Nj ne,m Las made 80 rany
a.ti-Russian Settlements aid mrd-
died az the Palestine question
thcr, mas been Goa sidcra lie
agreement with The government $
policy IN thar respect On ma
ti.nalizatiun OF many industries
the private entcrpriscrs and their
representatives the Tcrirs. have
kicked up considerable fuss.
which 10 the l.ahouritcs is 49, in
dica,im flat they are goins in
the r,cht anceiou as inundated
10 them u.s. the electorate recent
~ lhc agreement tNey arc pei
tirs on forcisn policy IS an in
dication th.t they ere eCing IN
TIE wing direction
Il vii t,ke The Low govern
ment two 20 four years to Of
feet is n,w policies Meanwhile.
unloss lhc ioss lift on present
world and international politics
therc viii he much hlmpine OF
heads between '.lssian. EnG.ish.
American Communist Socialist
and Capi,alist pa'us
Talking about fog and politics.
J had upper with Miss LIE in
the iioIsc OF COMMONS rcstau-
rant and that wasn't forgy.
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shane Aad headed up the COM
pany's commercial department in
saginaw. CT Rapids and Detroit
He has hefn with the company %
years starting ~ kalamazoo att
ter atienc.ts kalamazco college
aud also HES worked in Lansing
and rontisc
graduate " Witienburg coll
lego 81 Spinefield, o. kaler
has been with the company since
49, ~ in Detroit lie was 4
manager AID district commercial
superintendent before going on
tue division STAFF
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was charged and now, -
that 400 cases on .aa,on...'
we're received by him hhen's
medical supplies Cmtrid,..
have been sold 10 nt,ircs ~
turn for gold. ivory ana oh,.
minerals. and were al,o issne1 !.
natives In the employ ~ t,s ,.a
lie health mission n hea Of Il,
Runners of ammunition .s,
gins along Libcrlas eoas, ~.
rife for some time. ans III.
fusal of a ship cupiois IA sn..
Liberlan customs ofiiebls on Il,
ship last June caused Wne,tI
eve to le conferred on n,,,m
exempt supplies brou Ai in alln.
edlv 10 construct at,al h,,.
at MoArotia
II is widely cifcWl, IS ue,
rovia tina; coded m b.s,,
reaching from Nonlm 10 n.
interior were signal III an M
rising which world Isl sh.,
Marines the excuse fo Mns,,
ANA occupation of I.acra SAT-.
docodcrs tipped ne nil,sa, q,
and much OF me saa uter I,
now in the poss >slou Ia. L..
bsrian government
Coz IVES, loft IBIS
Knitted states a feN NsA, sa
on the wave OF adN paaa,
in tho loeal press VAS ns,
said that he had TAX s7d1ssv
"ni' and had 10 d. 'I,rn IA e.
United stairs sunpo Is Al
operation
The .A'ro-Amcri fe (,
( Monrola has bccu ha a
over The incidents le ~
public attack on ~ lora N
III" president of 'ig 8.N r
Is said that tho ..aa
has done li'ile w9rN ss.
10 Liberia and vast
could not hay, t .' 4
population CT wi,on 70 hs1 sen
little OF v'as "lH A.
seasrd
Hush hush circle hN 4 'sa
most ~ the social d 10 Is.
boria is ~ recent imW nat
Villages close 20 tA $ ARM
cam are impor'snf fa x
iiteetior many of iht ~ a.t,
undergone treatncNi >1 ~
diseases before cooir s. l U.s.
II Is not believed ih p west
viii return 10 Li' rs 'rs,
some other colorea Amefiear vii
take over the vS3iiN Lta
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Dies In Vain

CAIRO Cs CAMP, 4 negro
cmploye who tried 10 rescue his
white employer in the (laia,s Of
their burning residence IN south
west Georgia rcrished ~ the
heat lfa smoke IL WIS ~, e.led
here last week The employee was
listed as Sam butler
Frank s. Richter 3, white
business man apparently died Of
heart attack vhtn he awokc
and found tho house burning. ac-
cording 10 sheriff c II Sifick-
land
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Gins Behind

CAEifTtIE NiF
amp 4 census
H,recor. special f
Department ~ .te.if
that oily i54t2 is1 ~ ,
had born ginned nm
county from the ia4 on
70 November I Irs
bales had been eirg n-
showing Is partly W 70
heavy rains lasf
cansnd late nInnilr
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PEOPLES DAILY DOINCS

cent % his staff chiefs showed
THAT therc are la' colored white
coHlr workers whose saaries
raurc from 81 tc. S'.eoo per
Npmn fherc arc also IS COLI
or'd sitnDsrspher- employed in
"a, WASHINGTON oitre who arc
ig ihe Shteo 90 $1,000 income
afolp aqua iNfcta eoiorcd mes
esscrs ~ M sl1on alary