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. P were too young to remember Florida. Pope -Joined the _ tea for-'a try .1 l » their father before he was shot force when Korean War civilian life. He knocked Iround ' down four years agowhile fly-‘broke out. As a»B-I8 ‘bomber in Texas for a while. married, ing a 3-8 bomber on a mis-l pilot. he made 85 night missions ‘had a daughter and was ill. 'slon for Indonesians rebellinglover Communist lines aﬁ won vorcqd. : ‘ . l ‘ A . against the government, of Pres- ,~ , ‘ ident Sukarno. ; . ' i "I wanted to fight cornmun- , l. ‘ ism.“ Pope said. “They (the. ' ~ ' rebels) offered me a couple of l A ]hundred dollars a mission." By JOHN 0. KOEHLER {West Germany. In comparison. wgfl‘Lhls"‘E‘{ou‘;rE mum “—‘ —' ‘ " ' ' '

3oNN (AP’)—"Why shouldn‘t‘ihe U.S. imports from Commu- we trade with the Communistlnist countries .v_vi;reivalued tat ;‘.li:L‘l3nl‘;li?lS"."If we dont somebody M81-‘gas; 9003130 por s things considered. The food l ‘This is an answer one liearsl Western diplomats. particu- ""5"" l'°° Md “d I mums“! '1 w t German business- larly Americans find it difficult to '10“ my well“ 1 8°‘ “me nriglin anlls government officials to reconcile the’ fact that West exercise “'3 I 5°‘ ma“ ‘mm when asked why the govern-lcermanv is carrying on such my f‘m“y- Y°“ °°“ld“'t have ment follows a tough policy to-la prolifip business with the 3 "'dl° bl“ gm’ “mﬂyi 55'“ ward communism while the na- lcommunisis while at the same “°“’5P“P°"5 3“ ‘"35" “*5 tion carries on the biggest trade time the Bonn government crit- f1'°m”th9 “"93 ‘mm “'59- ll’

‘ii th E t~bl f w 1- ll th K d administra- “me , , ‘eviifi couentris Dc 0 any es iticofiesfor gllegeeliilly lieing soft to- P°P°3 “"f9- YV°m‘°v “Wed 3 "The reason our trade withlward communism. "°1°"l“5t h°“' ilm9°"t“f my the East is so big is that this It is possible that the Bonn “ever 1” k'‘°w“''‘l'‘ °bt‘l“l“§ ‘has been our traditional tradelgovernment. especially Chancel- M5 “'°9d°m' sh‘ 39”“ m°““‘3 area and it is only natural that'lor Konrad Adenauer, frowns on in J‘l“‘l‘“ 1"‘ Y9“ Pleldlllﬂ we continue to do much busl- this trade but is unable to do Wm‘ I"d°“°‘l‘“‘ °m¢l‘19‘l1'°m ness there." says Hans-Joachim anything about it because of ln- l5’“kg§‘“° E0“ " hi‘ ll" Ml‘

Kirschner. of the West German tense pressure from West Ger- 3" 3 - Association of Industries. lman industrialists. _ ‘Mr3- P°P°- 3“ “'53 3“°W°d ‘'3 According to official rt-cords._‘ When the Communists built 399 P099 ll‘ “'9 P7150" Vll“°1'3 l West German trade with theltheir wall in Berlin. Adenauer '00!“ “V0 h°“1'3- “Vice each ‘ s " _ 3 ﬂ ' ,, East bloc, including East Ger-l said his government would re- W951“ hmnﬁuyi 11‘ tsefﬁemgﬁfu . -.- _4 «~ . ” v “ ' '?~ ’ ~,- ‘ " many but excluding Yugoslavia.gtaliate by cancelling the trade 195; 8 0 Tetllflled 0 t0 -5- is more than five times larger contract with East Germany. 39911118 I119 hid 98119410 let the lN - than that of the United States‘But this plan was quietly death sentence lifted i . _ ‘and nearly twice as big as Brit- 1 dropped because. according to But Pope was quietly released! Float planes niuored in the island suffcred heavily as tail- of the moored planes survived ' each other bl‘ l:3l€-[OWE “'"ld~‘- ain's trade with Communist an informed source. industry 135* J“ly- under ‘ genera am“ Fraser River near Vancouver end of Typhoon Frieda struck after being torn loose from (C1: wlreplmtoi countries. ,would not go along with it. 1195!! Zrallled by 3119 Sukarno Lnternational Airport on sea 2 vl-psi coast Friday night. Few « their lines and buried into r . In 1951. wesl German expomi Offlclgls refuse lo dlyulge government. . - to East bloc countries amounted I names of the firms dealing with WANTs To FLY ~ rPAGE 1 SPEAKFR — - -‘to $746.180.00tl. The U.S. figurelthe East bloc but it is known “I’m going to take more of a3 9 was reported as $133.000.00olthat the giant Krupp’ industrial rest» but "19" I Want.“ Tetllm . .,hf d. E]tll.E' lfll an reransporporang. n u | a r F a C H0‘-359 T0 Hear ‘while Britain exported $330,500.. combine and Siemens and AEG to t3/if§."the addteiu ‘:1 have: y p y Quesﬂons Plan .000 vior o goo s ecrca quipmen ac or es and hope I can line up mme_

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