7. THE 'SPRINGFIELD UNION, SPRINGFIELD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1953 INJURED MAN FINDS WORLD HARD-HEARTED Passersby Ignore Him for Two Days and Night On Bridge Abutment Omaha, Sept. 11 Hansen, 58, today had reason to believe that it is a tough old world, with every man for himself. For two days and a night he lay injured on a concrete bridge port, pleading for help while passersby ignored his cries. The Sioux City (Ia.) man told county hospital authorities here he fell from a Chicago Northwestern Railroad bridge Tuesday as he walked with a companion.
He plunged 12 feet onto the bridge abutment, narrowly missing a 35-foot fall into a ravine. companion said he would bring help. But he never returned. Hansen said he lay on the ledge Tuesday night and Wednesday morning unable to move because of foot injuries. He called to persons walking near the bridge Wednesday.
Sevthey would go for help. erane said. One man brought him coffee for which Hansen said he paid his last dollar. The man promised to send but no aid came. Hansen's cries finally attracted A construction supervisor nearby.
He summoned the Omaha rescue squad ands Hansen was taken to Douglas County Hospital. At the hospital it was found that Hansen had a fractured left heel and a possible fracture of his right heel. Hospital authorities today said his condition was U. S. Treasury Position Cash balance.
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Hounds will field on both days at 8.30 a. m. Judges are Bill Hall of Blandford, Ray Fiaroli, Springfield, Herby Tupper, Palmer, and Francis McCain, Holyoke. Lunches will be served at the club house. The annual field day of the Worthington Rod and Gun will be held tomorrow at the club's new grounds, Route 112, in Worthlington.
The clam bake, to be served at 2 p. m. is the big attraction of the afternoon. The committee in charge Robert -Bartlett, chairman, aided by Kenneth OsArthur Roland and Franklin Bartlett. Outdoor sports will follow the bake.
For the first time some members and visitors will see the constructed club house. Windham County Kennel Club will hold its all-breed sanctioned AKC sanctioned match at Alumni Field, Danielson, Conn. tomorrow. Among the judges is A. S.
Graves of Springfield who will judge toy dogs. Judging at this show starts at 1.30 p. m. East Longmeadow will go doggie tomorrow as: dog enthusiasts attend the Springfield Kennel Club bench show, and the Western Massachusetts Doberman Pinscher Club fall sanctioned match at Palm er Kennels Poter East Longmeadow. Palmer, show chairman, has turned over his spacious grounds at the kennels for this event which promises to be a success.
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The Agawam Sportsman's Club annual field day and chicken barbecue, scheduled to be held at the club grounds Sunday, Sept. is receiving much attention. The committee has planned a good schedule of events to take place after the dinner. President Carl Roberts would like to know how many plan to be there so get your tickets well in advance. E.
German Commie Leader Arrested Berlin, Sept. 11 (P)-The West Berlin newspaper Nacht said today the secretary Germany's Communist central committee, Fred Oelsner, been jailed on charges of collaborating with ousted Interior Minister Wilhelm Zaisser, The paper did not reveal the source of its report. It said Oelsner, Red Politburo member who was of mass indoctrination programs in 'East Germany, was arrested Wednesday and questioned hours by party boss Walter Ulbricht and Zaisser's, successor, Ernst Wollweber. BABY CHANGES NAME Hartford, Sept. 11 (PA husky young man asked 1 the Superior Court today for, permission to FM, WJK0 101.9.
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that she wants to present Hall with Sparky, her four-month-old thoroughbred German shepherd. Mrs. Dunbar, who saw Hall's picture in the New London Day yesterday, said today: "I felt so dog-goned bad when I saw that poor man. I know how I'd feel if my dog were killed. I couldn't sleep.
I said to my husband, 'Let's offer him Sparky, if someone will train her for He knew how much I wanted to keep her, but he said all right." U. S. Funds Cut, R. I. DES Plans to Make Changes Providence, R.
Sept. 11 (P)- Because federal funds have been reduced, the Rhode Island DepartEmployment Security must reduce its staff and make other changes, State Director Thomas H. said today. He said these changes will have tor be made: 1, between 50 and 70 employees will be dropped; 2, jobless benefits will be paid every two weeks instead of weekly; 3, jobless benefits will be paid by check instead of by except in Providence, Pawtucket and Woonsocket; 4, the Bristol district office is to be closed. MRS.
BERNSTROM ELECTED New York, Sept. 11 (P) Mrs. C. Gustav Bernstrom, of Rensselear; N. today was elected president of the Women's Missionary Society of the United Lutheran Synod of New York and New England.
French, Longtime Critics Of U.S. Racial Segregation, Now Have Own Problem (France already has its share of problems. Unrest in Morocco. Strikes and money troubles at home. Now there's a new one, of race in a country which has always prided itself.
on social equality and has openly criticized the United States. France doesn't know what to do about it, but its Communists do. They exploit it.) Paris, Sept. 11 (P) The French, long critical of racial segregation in the United States, now, face a racial problem of their own. And they don't know what to' do about it.
300,000 Invade France Africans About have invaded France in 300,000 dark-skinned North the past few years and they're still them have coming. obtained Less than jobs. bRewer than 50,000 have found homes in a country, with one of the worst shortages in the world. The thousands of others teem through the cities. The Communists are.
exploiting their plight, inciting them to riots and keeping them stirred up with false promises of bettering their bad living conditions. In the years eight bloody riots between North Africans and police have rocked Paris. On July 14, France's Independence Day, seven were killed and scores of rioters and police injured when 2000 North Africans battled police in the Place De La Nation. As in all the other disorders, the French government said the riot was Communist inspired. Police forbade the North Africans to hold their own parade that day, but Reds invited them to join the Communist parade.
Incited by Communist speeches, the North Africans the police. Many Uprisings Scarcely a night goes out at least one uprising shattering the quiet of Pigalle, Aubervilliers, Boulogne-Billancourt and La Chapel quarters where the Africans live like rabbits in warrens. Street fights between gangs of Africans and police and whites are commonplace. So are killings, knifings, beatings and rape. Most Frenchmen, proud of their nation's racial tolerance, are shocked by the mounting disorders.
They don't know how. to handle the problem. For years France has been a mecca for crusading Negroes who denounce racial inequalities and discriminations in other. parts of the world--especially in the United States. American Negroes, including many talented ones angered racial discrimination at home, flocked, to Paris and the French and happily found themselves treated as equals.
Some, like Sugar Ray Robinson and singer Josephine Baker, have been idolized by the emotional French. Here the colored--American and Moroccan Negroes or the bronzed Algerians -never are turned away from hotels, cafes, theaters and other public places. They marry French girls and live with French mistresses. Small Compared to U. S.
But thoughtful Frenchmen know that the number in France is small compared to the United States. They wonder how long it will be before the color bar will begin to rise here as a result of a continuing influx. In the present problem, France is tasting some of the fruits of colonization. Seven years ago it granted citizenship to the Algerians. Unable to feed themselves in their overpopulated and povertystricken country, Algerians poured into France to receive the rights God's Truth Easily Understood Listen to THE RADIO BIBLE CLASS a Bible Teaching Ministry Dr.
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Only 138,887 have found jobs -and those the most menial. Usually they come seeking seasonal employment, and then stay. A Labor Ministry, spokesman pointed out recently that bad as are living conditions of nearly a all the Africans in France, many are better off than in Algeria. "Those ly." forced to supNorth Africans, working regularport on an average of three or four persons in Algeria, a total of some 555,548." In some respects the North Afcreate social and economic problems similar to the influx of 400,000 Puerto Ricans into the United States. But the U.
with a population of 160 million and a greater diversity of, industry, has absorbed the Puerto Ricans more easily than can France with a population of only 43 million and a tight Today North Africans with steady jobs make up France's level working class. Uneducated and unskilled, they can tackle only the most menial jobs. They become the sweepers the factories, lowest paid of the notoriously low-paid French 'workers. A great number of them, seeing "sous lower no way to better their lot, also become Communists. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST CHURCH REV.
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