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goodbye from the doorways of | DETROIT (AP) — With De- ther of thre. children, was hit \visit to Yugoslavia — the first

their huts. A pale sliver of moon |troit’s 1,600,000 residents urged |in the chest by a shotgun by an Italian premier eince Yu-

‘rode in the tree tops amd the by clergymen and others to he |e block trom bis home im a sear |\goslavia was created 50 ago.

thatched huts of Dak Rtth re- calm, police combed the city midtown

a eated yu imto the jungle |Monday for a car from which &§ see . = By HUGH A. MULIGAN front, two companies of infan- | with Nguyen Van Anh, his South = - po - j a DAK RTTH, South Viet Nam | try following on trucks, four | Vietnamese counterpart, to re- ms (AP)—This is one village the jeeps with .50-calibre machine- supply the village dispensary. £ They paid the ~ Viet Cong will never overrun guns spread among the column ,Lieut. Art Lovgren, the prov- FIRST STEP TO, Dak Rtih is a drab collection land an -9 observation plane ince civil affairs adviser, joincd SPRING FLOW Supreme Sacrifice of bamboo huts standing on stilts hovering overhead. But the Ho Hom Ha: a South Vietna- 7 ERS :

in a jungle clearing 185 miles tears of joy running down the | namese Protestant missionary, northwest of Saigon, near the face of the young mother in advising the villagers on Cambodian border. In all of clutching a bar of soap to wash | ways to cut down rat-infestation Quang Duc province, where her new-born baby made the and improve sanitation.

hardly a week goes by without whole operation seem as im-| But for all of their efficiency sume village or hamlet being portant as anything else goiiig | and devotion to duty, the visit harassed by the Communists, |on in the war that day. \ors could hardly su

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ppress ts Rmembrance Day ; this is a village that neither 1 | shudder for the children of Dek { side wants. bp gphsllinge 0 pervously in |Rthit — handsome, laughing, November Tith

Dak Rtih is ignored because bright-eyed children with little , all 31 families in the village (Sito mc” possible beeping 5 | Liotches of shin Svea tetuing have at least one case of lep- | people and their drab little huts. :

rosy in their household and, the province chiel, shook the

% | sooner or later, all 177 villagers | probably will be stricken by the | arms + or who had i PURITY DAIRY :

disease. | “Parents Prefer .. |Tice wine in ther dark, smoty | Surrounded by teak and m Purity Products”

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oe : that very night. of the gibbons, the mud-street | 7, villagers were given food | . eRe aS aati 22 SRY eS cas village sits on the bank of aig, Garg. packages, clothing | ‘os i ati Sd BS deep river in the heart of tiger- \from Catholic relief . services and-elephant country, deep in |

; jand soap donated by several | the heart of Viet Cong country. lhotel chains

— a yop acca | Staff Sgt. Adfred -Snay, the | t, unlike the village at the team medic, worked top of the next hill or the village ifeam_medic, ‘worked efficient'y | across the river, Dak Rtih needs | no protection against the Viet Cong. \ One night. the guerrillas did | come, but fled in panic when | they met a man with no nose. | Once or twice a month an American missionary used to | come from Ban Me Thuot, bringing supplies for the little. tin-roofed dispensary, Occa- sionally a Vietnamese mission- Call us for programs, or, 8 fo andy com on ! club bulletins, busi- ris Vy, came trom Gis Nitie. tesa sat —. letterheads. All encouraging word and maybe | work guaranteed. some candy for the children. But not in many months has | GUARDIAN - PATRIOT

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