On her return home, Mrs, Suzumura kept recalling the sight of the sorrowful mother and her crying baby. Finally, no longan able to stand the mental anguish, she asked the Dixwell Road Station of the S.M.P, and her {friends to locate the woman for her.
Late last week, the woman, her sick baby and her husband were' found in dilapidated house on North Szochuen Toad, The entire family, said the paper, tried to live on five cents day, which the husband managed to earn in a run-down barbershop.
Once, he was a prosperous barber in Yokohama, but, injured in a. bad fall, he was obliged to return here. The baby was born after the couple arrived here, "With her child going Ulind, the [penniless woman in desperation pealed to a doctor to save her baby's sight.
The Good Samaritan, said the daily, has now found a position for the Dbread-winner, assured medical ald for Jthe baby, and supplied the family with clothes and food.
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