Loyal to West Pole tells of flight from communist land
A Polish Air Force refugee, 21, Fran cisek Jarowski, fled Poland in a Russian mig-15 to Denmark, saying he proved Polish youth are indoctrinated yet loyal to the West. Decorated by Gen. Anders, he seeks asylum in Britain and hopes to visit the United States or join the U S Air Force.
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West’ Pole
London
Denmark
Francisek Jarowski
Wladyslaw Anders
Sipegn Inn
Baltic Sea
Bornholm
Jarowski
Britain
United States
U. S. Air Force
Air Force cadet training opened to high school graduates
The Air Force now accepts cadet applicants aged 19 to 26 with proficiency certificates from Civil Air Patrol training. Previously two years of college were required. Applications are at the U S Army and Air Force Recruiting Station Room 23 Village Arcade Jergins Trust Building.
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Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
U. S. Army and
Village Arcade
Jergins Trust
Vending Investment Scam Leaves Woman Out $578
Lora Lee Peveler of 1520 E 36th St reports to police that an advertising company salesman, claiming veterans group ties, offered a business opportunity and delivered no vending machines or candy supplies after she borrowed $578 for 10 machines and $100 in mints. Grand theft charged.
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Lora Lee Peveler
36Th St
Italy's Poverty Fight Stumbles Amid Trade Deficit
Italy faced a sharp 920 million dollar trade deficit last year as imports rose and exports fell. The downturn hit industry, reduced production, and pushed unemployment toward two million, though invisible receipts and U S aid trimmed the deficit to 289 million.
Foul Tale of Frozen Fowl Told in Hearing
Washington officials disclosed at a House appropriations hearing that some turkey dealers inject water into turkeys to inflate price, delivering water instead of meat. Food inspectors seized a 50,000 pound lot. a butter bootlegging case with oleomargarine hidden as butter was also uncovered and is before prosecutors.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Food and Drug Administration
George P. Larrick
Larrick
New York City
Italy's 1952 economy bleak despite gains in invisibles
Bank of Rome figures show a darker overall picture than 1951, despite rising invisible receipts. The report notes that harm to industrialists exporters or labor did not unsettle government economists and U S advisers, who remained cautious about the situation.
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Italy
U. S
Bank of Rome
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