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illegally got his brother in from Sicily. Canada permits a certain amount of needed farm -
labor to immigrate. The gen-
tleman from Detroit went to
Windsor, just across the Detroit River, and bribed a Canadian” farmer to “guarantee” his brother an agricultural job and a home, The brother, armed with the needed documents, obtained a visa at the Canadian Consulate in Palermo—even though, being a watchmaker, he didn’t know sheep dip from sarsaparilla. The good brother met him in Windsor, dressed him in American clothes (including rainbow
FRIDAY, APR. 28, 1050 ____ Ways of Entering ‘Paradise’
“World's Largest Army 4 1 shill Covidn 't Plug . EN 8 Worms Nations
Immigration Holes
European Farm Labor in Canada Slips Into America Via Relatives This Is the third of four articles disclosing methods employed in today’ . s smuggling racket in human beings. By FRED SPARKS, Times Foreign Correspondent PALERMO, Sicily, Apr. 28—Thousands hop Uncle
Sam's immigration walls each year by Shesiing into the! States from Canada or Mexico.
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1 By KEYES BREECH Times Foreign Correspondent TOKYO, Apr. 28-To Morikatsu Inagaki, it is all very simple. Either the world adopts world government of the world perishes, Inagaki, .-a slight, cultured, multilingual Japanese ex - diplomat, is sometimes knbwn as Japan's “Mr. World Government.” Just back from Europe and the United States, Inagaki is more convinced than ever that the only answer to the world's problems is world government, He concedes that there are certain practical obstacles, such as the cold war. “People are always saying,
Detroit, using an old: dodge,
tie) and put him In the back of . ¥ ‘Yes, but’. When we create parahis car already filled with other Jack Benny and his right-hand man, Rochester, bone up for gise’ we'll be glad to let all you family members. heir big personal appearance show at the Coliseum May 24, along ‘ves-hutters’ in,” says Inagaki.
He drove through the tunnel ih the other stars of the Benny radio show. Also on the program Despite a discouraging response,
;under- the Detroit River. At the will ‘be Phil Harris and his orchesfra and actress Vivian Blaine. [from his own countrymen except American side an ‘immigration — for a few intellectuals, Inagaki officer looked in and asked: “all believes Japan should supply American elitizens?" Decrees There'll Mrs. Goodman world government leadership. “Yep,” said the good brother, . RN | Caught in the cold war beand the officer nodded him on. Be No Nudists Rites Set Today tween Russia and the United gm
There is very little chance { Timer state Sorvice States, Japan's only hope of salthis slick slipperiness failing. The : In Happy Valley MONTICELLO, Apr. 28 Mrs vation lies in world government, bribed Canadian farmer will, in i Inagaki insists, time, merely go to the police and SALEM, Apr. 28 (UP). The © annie Goodman, mother of Jul- “After the war ended” he say his new farmhand ‘disap- Happy Valley nudist camp was a 1an Goodman, owner of the Good- says, “most Japanese were willpeared.” And the Italian will lose thing of the past today because man Departmént Store here, Ing to think they had caused
himself ‘in America. of a court order, died yesterday in a Chicago hos- their own sufferings by starting
. A. temporary injuction pro- 1 Q 2 a war, but now there are quite al, § as 69. ) Constant Trickle ‘hibiting organization of the camp PUA: She was 69. a few who think they are sufferIt would take a plumper Army than even Gen. Ike commanded WAS Signed here yesterday by A native ‘of Chicago Mrs. ing just because they lost a war.” x comm “ Washington-Orange Circuit Judge Goodman had been a resident of to plug United States borders—and all the gumshoes from he 8 8 2 8 es from re Henrv 1 Heil. Ravmond D. Monticello 40 years when she re- . to Tibet to nose out every alien living illegally in the United States ’ \e, , ve te Mental Patient Ruled
There is a constant trickle fHegally.
But unlike the case described above, the long journey to the
chosen land often ends in disaster --as it did recently for another gentleman from Palermo. “HE managed too get d visitor's visa for Mexico. With a group of other border runners he assem bled —with a professional “guide” ~-across the Rio Grande near Laredo, Tex. In small boats they started across the river but were spotted near the American shore
‘Pirate Plane’ System
If a foreigner is sufficiently well heeled he can try being Faster Than Boys losis smuggled in via “pirate plane” from Mexico or some other country
in the Caribbean area. For from
. a flimsy plane—usually piloted by a frustrated ex-war pilot, They'll land at. some obscure airstrip in Texas or Florida
(Here in Palermo I spoke to a United States in this manner). While a Yank can travel through any part of this world— subtract iron curtain countries a foreigner finds it difficult even to visit his mother in America. Yanks want to go back to America. Foreigners want to stay there. What is really behind most-for-eign requests for visas to visit America is described by this recent Incident here:
Lhe. small. oat. was. overturned. “and the SiciHan drowned not 50.
itors’ visas denied.” boys
Scherer, who had planned to turned there to live several years start the camp near Pekin, an- ABO. Surviving also are two Arsonist in Fatal Fire nounced - abandonment of the daughters, Mrs.. Darothy Fish- ° camp. man, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Sal- DAVENPORT, lowa, Apr. 28 : Te hina } 22-year-old mental paoy a beam fro 3 . s = = ly Fantl. Chicago. ) “In the Ola laine SOME 50 to 60. property own- Burial will be in Rose Hill tient unjenblediy’ Started ihe y ¥ 4 ers and residents near the pro- i disastrous fire which took 41 posed “camp site requested the
of Sicilians going into America
-Cémetery,.C Ricage, foHOWIRE Pires oir iota there at 2:30 p. m. today.
ge Ny v BE ctio It restrained Mr Jan. 7, the Scott County grand Yards Sram. the soil ‘he came 4000 g yo ar and his wife, and Mr. and 16 Milli E d jury has ruled. } “In. 1947 Uncle Sam's patrol Mrs gin iq rtuon o oui JUIN Typed I. _— Bs Mr nore : : ville, Ky., the owners, from form- yesterday lo. indict Mrs, [vinora along the Mexican border stopped ing the nudist colony. To Cet Chest X-Rays Epperly. Rock Island. Ill, be 200,000 people trying to cross Mp gcherer said he plans to WASHINGTON, Apr. 28 (UP) cause she was of “unsound mind without permission. You can guess .,ise chickens instead. About 16 miliion Americans are at the time.” how many got through. - ® expected this vear to have their! Mrs. E pperly since has been
. chests X-rayed in the accelerated ) 8 Girls Learn to Read LV eC ccelerated moved to another mental institu-
program to stamp out tubercu-'tion in Illinois.
CHICAGO (UP) - Girls fearn| [Xperts predicted today. that $500 to $1500 he can chance it in ;, ... : possibly 1600 of them - will be found to have active tubercusis seeding reat 8 according to Dr. G. N. Getman, losis IE a Tt Ba an optometrist of Luverne, Minn. be Arre ted To pected 10 PSte(
. vonsulat Mr. Getman describe o v i A farmer came to the consulate xe! ibed to a The figures were furnished tv
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28 (UP) civil rights q
uestion ter of Pgtrets ATRoUtHErn Congressman Saye Strong ax ever, MLL vi By
eioutbee of" IF Xone {EA WHIT HoTd TEs Dixiecrats are losing strength al- fight it out in our own {annual Father and Son banquet though the civil rights controversy stead of giving aid and comfort {today in the high school audi- is “just as strong as ever.” Ito t the e Republicans,” 4
{torium. { Officers to be installed for the new vear are Carl Long, president; ‘Leroy Murphy, vice president; Henry Bodenrieder, -secretary; Dave Haviland, treasurer; and Carl Brehob, repprter. Entertainment will be furnished by Indiana Central College students and the girls trio, Jean Turner, Patsy Grow and Bettie: Harris. Earl McCormick“is club sponsor, Graduating seniors who recently received band service awards from Howe High School vice principal Clarence R. Clayton are Joyce Mitzner and Edward Hasse, eight-semester awards: Marian Crabb and Claude Rinehart, seven-semester awards, and
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Robert Craig and Ross Gooch, six-semester awards, irra a - - ce wend, - rrr Choral and instrumental music ‘departments of Franklin Town-
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eighth annual spring concert at 8 p. m. May 5.
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