TOM DORSEY Salma Journale, as an infant, she entered the United States in 1927.e Kiefers lived, so visit them, but rel was forbidden,»sion of cameras, receivers andave a shortwave ■r that, Trowproblem, because ne, and Trow parents had ai in the country, tiled, interned and ow said her family ly, despite her par-de accents.g the war, theyreceived notification from an Illinois farmer that Emil Kastetter, one of her dad’s younger brothers, who was in the German army, had been captured and sent to a POW camp in Benton Harbor, Mich.Wh ile there, he and others were put to work on an Illinois farm cutting trees. The prisoner mentioned to the landowner that he had a brother living in Kansas.However, they didn’t learn until after the war that another younger brother also had been captured and was imprisoned at Camp Con conii.iSee TROW Page 4