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quite q Army brass made for
American soldiers who wanted to NpPOnsSe girls while they
were in Japan.
Army. Air Navy and Marines married Jap
ansSs giriA
AucheneTs story excellent
to the old Occidental buncombe East East
the twain shan Meet and kills off one couple
other Of whom Air Forces
isuned officer whose sweetheart Jap
ansss actress
ending follows the trts Nhsnsrs observations on
country which 1t wants
for ally picture Of state Of mind which win plague US our
efforts TO win Aatcs TO side In the world struggle
AchsneTs tale also reveals frightened Army
Senator evenss to help constituent who
happens Apparently the old days enlisted
officers not giving him fair deal
the from his district When soldier gets
Congressman on his side the brass begin to tremble
theme which has often been echoed
by who have served Japan namely Japanese make
much better wives than American women.
story Kelly by Major Lloyd
Guver stupid for wanting to yellow girl
That's right stupid enough happens
this girl And have to give up my American citizenship to marry
her, that's OK. with me-"
The outraged officer continues to argue with Kelly who
night? in the States
talk about braces country club what kind
bought Japanese tell you
thing only What wonderful wives they have They're love- It's
that simple"
theme of
Later the Air Force Major who at first all against American
marrying yellow girls suddenly
girl actress who hated Americans This
Mike Marine captain friend of major PHILOSOPHERS as they
marriages trying say
there hundreds Of for
gether the Turkey
America constructed What I'm
of them all prefer the japanese He laughed didn't
entirely understand
can nancee) scrubbtng your backH"
o things wrong Japan
Japanese aren't of them their love
already knOwhAt neither
addition
of their choice who happened to be nOnhe
opportunity read
Return Coli by Peter Abrahams the South African
In the book described years
England where he had become
book published by Faber Limited "a Russell
Square London shngs
tans Jessie Shepard about money
Mr. Horn thought the book interesting
shy written We had entirely opposite possibly
Abrahams the pictures
South Africa and its people that
Always before had 10
Patton correspondents the papers
longs to the colOured population
half which until
the eight million natives blacks identified
cause Of the nOnwhitss of black and Indian
the book Indians
or the English and BOer Eropeans in his appraisal the terrible
tragedy which Africa
Students Of the struggle
the democratic nations ought
white views the peoples and their vested interests
which 10 taking place.
Abrahams the throughout the
whites In South Africa and all Of Africa
Communist orbit because Of the stubborn groups
aAns ASnsrs to extend hope real
whites
that South African whites and those other
areas like ksnya ignoring the Communist
perous to the danger inherent continued
kha
any part OF the Black Continent
We particularly liked the objective
which Abraham attacked his subject
Many AmericanNegro writers could approach
lem Of race and caste with obectys
uaon neither all black all
many Of Negro writers
port some Of the faults Of anti-Negro writer's
Our writers usually and mderstandaby
message" that they report other side with
the fairness that writer and
porter on the contemporary
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