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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1952

Page

3

Japanese Enjoy Spectacle of Trade With Red China

Victor Kendrick reports that Japanese business leaders see a spectacle as the United States and the Free World bid against each other to trade with Communist China. Chang Chun, Chiang Kai-shek’s envoy, promotes cooperation with Tokyo in exchange for access to China’s goods, while Japan presses to expand exports and win concessions from Western embargo policies. News notes pressure from Nationalists to sever ties with Reds, and the potential Southeast Asia merchant goodwill shaping the bid.

Victor Kendrick Kyo Comsj China United Reigtand Femér Chang Chun Itas Chiang Geshek Southeast Asia Gymosa Reds Chang Japan United States Paris Organization Parmesa Britain

Washington Jazzmen Love Their Music Band

Washington jazzmen, all full-time workers, pursue their Dixie Six nights as a sideline. Bandleader Wild Bill Whelao cornetist and the group, including Bob Déardorff and Wally Gurtner, balance day jobs from sales to cartography while keeping jazz alive in Georgetown's Jazzland club.

Washington James D. Shacter Ashington William A Artiy Wild Bill Whelao Bill Dixie Buddy Nean Wally Gurtner Bob Conway Lea Hackley Horne Bil Dayteon Davison Gill Europe Jls Dixie Six Elia Georgetown Jazzland

Hunts for Peking Man bones lost in war

UP Stall correspondent reports KYO WH-Dyr and US investigator J. Markey chase 0,000 year old bones once stored at 3 Union medical college in Peking. Bones vanished amid wartime chaos, with theories pointing to Japanese theft or sea loss. Markey offers 1,060 for a direct tip leading to the relics.

Kpert Kyo J. Markey Frerican Areneslogical Investi Peking Victor Kendrick United States China Maris Zherd GS. Es Legation Guard EesPort Chinwangtao Markey Japan Tangiers Shanzhai Chinwangtay Tokyo Hongsons Manila Singapore Catelott Gar Mio Orient

Germans Laugh At Censors and Bosom Haters Debate

AGP staff correspondent Denton reports on German reactions to American film sex scenes and censorship. Producer Goldstone recalls trying to cast a German taboo breaking actress, facing locals who called Americans bosom haters. Psychologists offer mixed views on cleavage, while a tour party plans a London sail on the Nassau.

Charles M. Denton AGP Wood Germany Goldstone Conntes Kes Gene Pier Angeli T Hielscher Miss Hielsohrer

Jet Pilot Sky Blazers Disbandment After Historic Service Era

The Sky Blazers, a four living pilots unit from the U S Air Force, halt operations after three years of Europe wide displays. Capt Joann D O Brien was killed in Britain during a show, four other pilots return home this September, ending a famed era of 500 mph jet stunts over the Alps and German territory. The team earned NATO praise and Eisenhower’s high regard for their precision flying in F 10 jets.

Paris Europe U. 5 S. Air Force Lauris A. Norstad Brass Data Atlantic Maj Harry KK Evans Hexters Cape Lawrence Damenod Roanoke Flying Twins Charles A. Paitilla Atlanta, Ga Joann D. O'Brien Buffalo N. Y German Alps NATO Dwight J Eisenhower O'Brien Britain

Stop Me Not Hoagy Carmichael Hunting Trip Tale

Hoagy Carmichael recalls a hunting trip where rain supposedly rained on his aim. He shoots at a bird in a miniature flood, misses, and explodes in a tirade. In Paris, Taylor Caldwell’s latest book tale ends with a dentist joke about which teeth were cleaned.

Hoagy Carmicael Jyome Ward Lyon Paris Taylor Caldwell Asher Caldwell

Golden fleece myths tied to lowly clam in Mediterranean legend

Washington reports tracing the legendary golden fleece to the Mediterranean clam Pinne Mariana. The sea silk, or sea wool, yields rare, amber strands used for fabrics woven in Spain, Italy, and North Africa. A Smithsonian University publication notes the rarity, with Arabs praising its soft, silk-like texture and high value.

Washington Jason Mediterranean Italy University of Michigan Fbreey Gallery of Art Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian Spain North Africa

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