Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1948 — Page 8

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By GEORGE WELLER Times Foreign Correspondent HAVANA, Cuba, Feb, 3--{Soutn American nations are hopling the Marshall Plan will bring

sets in. That's why according to a veteran diplomat’'s views,

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be induced, under the Marshall Plan, to undertake on their shoulders ° alone all costs of “fighting Communism with prosperity,” South Americans are dis-

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES " |Arthur and Emperor Hirohito. In an interview at the time Mr.

himself a Nisel spokesman and had come to “preach the bless-

ings of democracy.”

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Church Plans Program Mukoyama said he considered! The night circles of the Wallace Street Presbyterian Church will ~ (present Miss Helen Bernheisel in a talk and Mrs. Fred Lehr in vocal ‘mumbers Thursday-at— 143-5. meeting at 8 p. m. tomorow in| Ohio St. for a business meeting the church. A social hour will

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Times Foreign Correspondent

TOKYO, Japan, Feb. 3.—Teruo #8

Mukoyama, 45-year-old Chicago Japanese-American was ordered

i out of Japan today. apparently

for doing more talking than

Foreign trade officials said he obtained entry to Japan as a

more speechmaking than business. Although. Mr. Mukoyama's plea for a 21-day extension of stay was denied, his sailing has been delayed until Feb, 4 to permit him to take his two sons, Hiro, 9,

and Takao, 7, with him. They,

were born in Chicago and are U. 8. citizens but lived with relatives in Japan during the war, Their mother, Helen, is home in Chicago. “ Mukoyama arrived here last October .’as representative of seven Jap-American dailies in the U. 8. and also in connection with distribution of $300,000 supplies for Japanese relief donated in America. He has- had inter-

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