Americans in rebuilding France debate waves of open wall
Paris April 1. Western Union press dispatch reports a debate on whether Americans should be allowed to operate as builders and businessmen in northern France's reconstruction. Proponents urge openness to speed recovery, noting American factories and capital can accelerate France's postwar recovery, while some fear French interests and labor safeguards. The piece cites forecasts of continued Anglo American involvement and calls for timely cooperation to prevent German industrial revival from outpacing France. Roy Temple sails for France on his second trip, with Pendleton joining after a Paris visit.
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Thrilling Rescue by Americans Saves Japanese Maid From Water
In Honolulu on April 9 a dramatic rescue saved a Japanese maid from drowning aboard a railcar, with Al Evans, chief steward, and C Blalunn aiding amid a harbor scene. Evants swam to reach her as the boat lurched, pulling the fair maiden to shore where she thanked both rescuers.
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