The Seaforth News, 1946-09-26, Page 2SCHOOL TRAINS .IAP GIRLS `AMERICAN -STYLE'
To hake living smoother for American servicemen and their families
in japan, U.S. authorities, aided by the Japanese' Foreign Ministry,
have opened a training school in Tokyo where girls are graduates,
the 100 students take English lessons, learning American cooking,
table service and general housekeeping techniques. A girl must suc-
cessfully complete the one-month course before she can work as a
housemaid. Photos below show typical scenes at the school.
Students learn how to make a bed American style, with carefully
squared "hospital" corners on sheets and blankets.
"Always serve from the left," says the instructor as she shows how
an American style table is set and the meal served.
HE ALONE SURVIVED
Sole survivor of the plane crash at Elko, Nev., that killed 21 persons
was Peter Link, two years old, who was found crying wildly at the
edge of the burning wreckage and taken to Elko hospital for treat-
ment. Victims included Peter's father, mother and baby sister.
FLASH! PEOPLE ARE HONEST!
Cynics get a setback in the experience of Lewis A. Drury of St.
Louis, Mo., who, in three years of operating two "honor system"
parking lots, is convinced that 95 per cent of his fellow -citizens are
honest, To pay for parking, drivers just put the money in an en-
velope and drop it in a receptacle, as demonstrated above by Louis
A. Zimmerman.
DIVIDED GERMANY WHERE BYRNES SEEKS UNITY
1 xi Having good industrial concentro-
%ok tion, the British zone could build
up export trade enough to pay for.
Its food -if it stopped supplying coal to.
France and eastern Europe, End of coal
export considered most unlikely,
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Baltic Sea
SWEDE TO UN
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FRANCE
I French zone, at
cost of greatly
lowered standard
of living, could exist with•
out the rest of Germany.
French have opposed U.S.
and British desire for
Germany's future eco-
nomic unity
Russian zone could
be self-supporting,
an asset to the So-
viet. Coal and steel avail-
able in Silesia, annexed by
Poland. German disunity
would be no disadvantage
• to Russia
As a separate
`;� unit, U. S. zone
is worse off than
all others. Having al-
most no industry, it
could only live by sup-
port from America
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Calling for an economically united Germany in his recent Stuttgart speech, Secretary of State Byrnes
reiterated that the Potsdam agreement for economic unity has not and is not being carried out. Map
above shows chaotic conditions that prevail under independent four - power rule. In his speech,
Byrnes opposed separation of the Ruhr and Rhineland;•for which France has held out, blocking unity.
Byrnes declared U.S. would co-operate with any Ally seeking unification. Britain long ago proposed
economic merger of its zone with that of U.S. but other occupying powers have held aloof. British
are restless under knowledge that much of their short food and clothing supply is going to their
occupation zone. Because of Soviet zone's self-sufficiency, Russia has great advantage over other Allies,
CARRIER ROOSEVELT ARRIVES IN TROUBLED GREECE
Crowds of curious Greeks jam the docks at Piraeus, the port to Athens, to watch the mighty USS
Franklin D. Roosevelt, America's newest carrier, come to anchor. The F.D.1 . arrived in Piraeus for
a four-day visit on Sept. 5.
SHE LIKES ANIMALS
Wherever she lives, Florence George, blonde opera singing sister-
in-law of I3ing Crosby, manages to collect what amounts to a private
zoo. Above, she poses with part of her current Hollywood menagerie.
Among the 100 birds in her aviary is a South American troupial,
which she insists gives vent to a perfect wolf -whistle when a prey•
girl's around.
Swedish Foreign Minister Oesten
Linden was narned his country's
first delegate , to the . UN after
Sweden had been voted member-
ship by the Security Council, meet-
ing in New York.
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