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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1955.

SAY 'YES' AND BEAT

TORTURE Technique To Stop Brainwashing

ADMIRAL TO TELL DEFENCE BOARD

Chicago, June 14.

Rear Admiral Dan V. Gallery will tell a Defence Department Board at Washing-- ton today about his "tell anything" technique to stop the Reds' brainwashing of American prisoners of war.

Admiral Gallery believes that this would smash the propaganda value of false "confessions" and "testimonials" extracted by torture or brainwashing. He has recom- mended that President Eisenhower direct prisoners to answer "yes" to all questions. They now are restricted to giving name, rank and serial number..

The Board before which Ad-|| miral Gallery is to appear was created to make recommenda- tions for instructions to military personnel in the event they are captured by an enemy.

NO DIFFERENCE

Admiral Gallery Cat phasised that his suggestion must be understood clearly in the free world. Horr rested it be transmitted through the United Nations. Ho said

It made difference how Iron Curtain countries viewed much policy

because propaganda could be manufactured for them without the formality

of actual "confessions."

Admiral Gallery is United States Commander of Naval Air Reserve training programmes with headquarters at the Glen- view, Illinois, naval air station. He first outlined his anything proposal in a mega- zine article earlier this year.

"tell-

It is stupid, uncivilised, and un-American," Admiral Gallery said, "that military prisoners face torture for their silence be- cause they are, restricted to their the enemy only giving

rank and serial number." That restriction is Imposed under

of War spelled the "Rules out in the Geneva Convention. Admiral Gallery said that the Geneva Convention rules became autmoded after World War II and should be re-written.

"Some Americans captured by the Reds in Korea,' Admiral Gallery sald, "for fear of being tortured to death, gave lip service

Red creed or

to the signed obviously false germ warfare confessions."

Some

prisoners repatriated consequently were court martial- led or "disgraced for cowardice and collaboration with the enemy," Admiral Gallery .re- called.

"CLAMMED UP"

Other prisoners "clammed up and subunite to the indignities and torture of Brainwashing. Their herolgen accomplished nothing, he mail.

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"But I have no sympathy who whatever for a prisoner squealed on his buddies or who own told them out for his

Looking extremely fit and sporting á grey top hat, the Ara Khan watches the recently-run Prix de Diane at Chan- due to tilly, France. The illusion of being behind bars is the fact that the stand from which he watched the race is enclosed and the Ara was sitting in one of the front seats..

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benefit" Admiral Gallery said. ALLEGED TRIAL AND

The Admiral said no prisoner knows any tactical information outcome that would affect the

Those World War of with such information would

be allowed not

ot the risk capture, he said.-United Press,

Hens' Work ··

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Sydney, June 13. Poultry farmers at Medowie, near Newcastle, Australia, want a ban on faster-than-pound planca In their district because they claim the planes zu ing through the sound barrier have put their hens off laying and have made "nervous wrecks" of the fowis

Farmers said the fowls had become used to the scream of jet engines, but the cracking boom of Sabre Jota

the zotug through sound barrier "took the their bens

minds off WOTK."

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take their will worries to Air Minister, Mr Athol Townley, China Mail Special.

EGYPT BLAMED

EXECUTION

Versailles, June 13.

A strange tale of torture, "trial" and "execu- tion" carried out by inmates of a postwar Polish refugee camp unfolded here today as a French chemical engineer went on trial charged with a murder committed 10 years ago.

The engineer, Eugene Merlin, now 34-year-old, has confessed to having judged and taken part în the execution of Jacques Reveret, who was 21 years old, after torturing Reveret into "confess- ing" that during the war he had turned over to the Germans information which led to the death of several Frenchmen.

Merlin has declared, however, | Reveret, Merlin said. The group that two other refugees ad then formed a sort of "people's ministered the final "coup de court,"

by presided

Merlin, grace" which killed Reveret.

sentenced Reveret to

to

STATE CHARGES

which death

The State charges Merlin Reveret was tied to a post in with complete responsibility

a barn and beaten into uncon- for Reveret's death.

sciousness with clubs wielded Merlin said that he went to by Merlin and an assistant; Germany as a voluntary worker

Merlin said that he then in- during the war and occupation

jected a dose of scopolamine, of France. When Soviet troops with a base

into of digitalis occupied the city of Broraber, Reveret. whero. he Twas working.. in

Reveret did not die until the Jamiary 1945, Marlin was sent following day, To hide his

the refugees camp at

Soviet au death from the Cieccochinek, in Poland, where thorities of the camp, other re- there

freed wert recently

fugees with Merlin's agree- prisoners of war, deportees and meat-buried the body in a civilian workers. Gaza, June 13.

cellar of the camp, where it was Merlin passed himself off as not discovered until July, 1948. Egypt was to blame for the

political deporlee, intelligence

When the story of the execu- clash with Israel in the Gaza agent and doctor of medicine, tion was discovered Merlin was frontier strip on May 18, the he said.

questioned by psychiatrists in United Nations Mixed Armis- Ja March, Reveret arrived, France and interned in an asylum Other tice Commission declared here and confided to the refugees from 1949 until 1952,

that he had been a volunteer

then pervchiatrists decided that tonight.

in the German navy during the Merlin was not deranged, but

"constitutionally simply war.

It was then that Merlin and verse." two other prisoners began to His trial for murder was then question, and finally to torture decidedFrance-Presse.

The Commission reached its conclusion after nine-hour discussion.-France-Presse.

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Washington, June 13. DISING demands in the United States for an increase in Japan's non-strategio exporta to China are expected to be- come a major factor in Big- Four discussions" of "overall trade between the Communist and non-Communist worlds. ̧ ̧.·* Officials here said attempts to protect American industry by diverting Japanese competi-

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tion to China would probably expand and intensify. These moves would be Hnked to an expected Soviet bid for greater East-West trade, especially in goods remaining

made during the weekend by Senator Walter George of Georgia, the powerful Chair- man of the Senate Foreign Re- lations Committee,

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