Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 December 1949 — Page 37

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[teoNs mom Farm Life In Brazil Still Follows Feudal Ways Of 150 Years Ago [RHEUMATIC PANGS]

) _ Air Sr y ERN TE HILL, Times Foreign Correspondent. work the plantation are mostly, mansion on Leblon Beach fn Rio half Zebu bull, the hump-necked, ing for Sunddy luncheon, he dis-|| Take Capitol Ave. at 28th St. SANTANA DO CAFEZAL, Brazil, Dec. 9—Archaic farm meth- |sons and grandsons of others who de Janeiro. hearty type that comes from In- patched a couple of boys into the masa} © ONL | ods, practiced under a feudal system of 150 years ago, are still ‘the have worked here. “I have been around the planta-| |dia. {jungle. There were several shots. buy OPEN MIDNIGHT | rule in Brazil, They tap some 20,000 rubber tion for the last year,” he says. “My people are happy,” he says. They came back with a large wild || Feller or none TmNate In the south around Sao Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul, there is trees; raise a little coffee, fell a «1 am going in December to Ri0|“They are free to go to the cities pig that was roasted and served

with rice and mandioca, the na-

| some modernization. But this has beeri brought in by foreigners. | |tew of the logs to be sold, shoot| gq Janeiro to spend six months tive potatoes of Brazil.

| The rest of this vast country is at least a century behind wild pigs for the kitchen and are|,. 5 year, The plantation will run ) -— lagriculturally. Take Sant'ana do —=- virtually self-sufficient. itself.” But they like the life here. They, ( 4., peans are toasted and er

and work any time they wish.

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{is a little communit in itself know they have security. They HARRY LEVINSON Catezal, Lor lustance. lsidea over by H. Ye ol . Made 25-Year Visit Cafezal says It raised the first, a and entertainments then stomped Into powder-fine, Gindonis ‘two islands in ¥ lL © (Souza, a mild - mannered little|® Mr. Alves de Souza, now 65, Saltee I Br i of and 1 am gone most of the time, coffee in an 18th Century bla. 40 West Dress St. the delta of the Brazilian of Portuguese extrac- once went to Europe and liked it ug “We ohce . had 1000 African .Some day, says Mr, Alves de . mighty Amazon so well he stayed for 25 years. ‘slaves. We freed them in 1885.'g...." he may buy an electric nd FLOOR i A , River. It has be- | ton. He sent home to his plantation But like some other parts of Some of them drifted away, The qenerating plant for the manor SAVINGS ; A A manor house that covers minager for money and did some Brazil, it' was farmed too inten-/rest died, Only one African re- 8 pie a

longed to the Alves ido Souza family for 171°" years, and includes 1250 7 ‘} Nos the mew “Controlled Brim” that |square miles, {f keeps it shape better, longer. {slightly lar ger |

|about two acres Is complete with 'work as a construction engineer sively without caring for the soil. mains. Catholic chapel, schoolroom, rub- In London, ‘Paris, Berlin and in 80 production is now little or The rest of the Alves de Souza || ber vats, kitchens, a dozen bed- Portugal. nothing in these basic commodi- clan is a mixture of aborigine, .There are leopards and giant] | rooms, and great wood- -burning| After a quarter-century, he re- ‘tes. . “Indian and Portuguese blood, Shakes in the green islands, The | cookstoves in a kitchen that is turned to his 800,000-acre farm: Timber and Cattle They are brown men and women, Ba lives get sal Derties From. the | larger than an efficiency apart-to find things much as he left “Timber is a big thing now and not black as the natives are in 'rees to make a native drin

"w house, Keroséne does for the me, being.

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4 | p ises at 5 a, m. Bedha hode : ment, ~~ io them with a healthy bank bal- nuts from the trees of the verdant Africa, 7 Everyone ar ln HARRY LEVINSON Laan ® = 5 | Cafezal's manor house is much ance accumulated in his absence. islands. Eat Fresh Pig time Is 9 p.m. Life Is very peace- SIZES 9 to 24/3 Hose { . Penn. Cor. Miinols & Market BL. A two « hour Mr. Hill las it was 100 years ago. | With Europe wrecked by the Some cattle Is being raised. Mr., When Mr. Alves de Souza saw ful o & Ritzal. el a Om 1 to 7 Just For You ? flaunch trip from- Belem, Cafezall The 500 men and women who second World War, he bought a Alves “de Souza recently bought aa launch with eight of us arriv- Copy A i Pats "Ne A Lim

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