Private enterprise key to transportation in Red China
In Shanghai, China, private enterprise is allowed within limits and aids transport. Hsia Cheng-fa sails a century-old junk along the Huangpu River, explaining river life as ocean liners pass by a busy port handling 60 million tons of cargo. Many families still live on river boats, though motorized junks and cement-hulled barges now dominate.
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Red
China
Shanghai, China
People's Republic of China
Hsia Cheng-fa
Hsia
Shanghai
Huangpu River
Artist builds sculpture and repairs cars in Illinois shop
Orville Hoelscher, a 64 year old Illinois craftsman, combines auto body work with sculpture. Self taught in painting and sculpture, he uses a rare welding method to create realistic pieces, while his family assists in a river tugboat venture that moves goods and supports their shore home in Chitung County.
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C.G. McDaniel
Associated Press
Orville Hoeischer
Godfrey, Ill
Hoelscher
Breese
Hsia
Chitung County
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