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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, - JUNĘ 11, 1054.
US PLANS DEFENCE AID
FOR THAILAND
Danny Kaye Sees
Mau Mau Fight
Nairobi, June 10. American SLIM star Danny Kaye
returned to
Nairobi tonight after adventure Into the
Жди
Mau country where he saw the end of a battle against terrorists and saw prisoners brought to a fortiled post In the Kabet area,
He spoke with the son of a chief murdered earlier by terrorists,
Mr Kaye weni to operations Kwarded Bunky
African
the
It
Iribal
police carrying kuns.
He
leave due 14 Nairobi for Destin to- MOKED W.--France-Presse.
Urgent Call For Discussions
Washington
In
Washington, June 10.
Diplomatic sources said today the Defence Department has sent an urgent request to the head of the United States military mission in Thailand urging that a high-ranking Thai officer be sent to Washington as soon as possible.
as
The message, they said, was sent to Major- General William Gilmore, head of the United States military aid group in Bangkok, the Department wanted to discuss what aid was needed for the rapid increase of Thailand's armed forces. They pointed out that this message was sent in addition to the one sent by the Secretary of State, Mr
C of E Views John Foster Dulles, on Tuesday to the Thai Government
On Divorce
Under Fire
Landon, June 19.
An Angheun Church res ference book arena-{
divorce
tendency
view
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To resent
The
i which was handed to the Thai Ambassador, Mr Pote Sarasin in Washington and forwarded by him im- mediately to Bangkok.
with
They said it was unusual, Imousines to prepare for the for two separate messages General's luncheon at the White President House
high military Great Britani, New Lic Australia
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be sent with such a re-Eisenhower and sest nad consequently this officials emonstrate the urgency France, 1 United States attached Zealand.
In a red statement after he Thailand's mcreasing
General stepped off the plane, Vargas said the Pentagon had arranged with him for a series of conferences to exchange views on defence problems."
Than
Church of England today of armed forces. holding narrat
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curated with the Legion of
Merit. General Vargas, who dis- tinguished himself in the mill-
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should seriously consider revIjustmer to the viut as well us ing their outlook on divorce to that of the Philippine Chier nominally a sin under Church of of Stair in view of the criticntary clean-up of the Huk dis- England laws.
tuation in Indo-China. By what Christian principle)
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pointed
of
sidents, sald this Communist- led menace to Philippines in- ternal order had beers broken and the revolutionaries all but eliminated.
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Opening Of Wrestling
Championships
!
Prince Mikasa, the younger brother of the Emperor of Japan, performs the ceremony of opening the World Amateur Wrestling Championships at the hurriedly finished stadium in Tokyo.-Express Photo.
Rhodesian Strike
Ends:
Deported
Briton
Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia, June 10.
A six-day-old strike which dislocated railways of both Northern and Southern Rhodesia ended today.
IRON CURTAIN GATE
CRASHERS
HAVE TO BE SMART
Vienna, Juné 10.
Summer and winter, year in year out, a steady trickle of refugees still finds its way from the "Iron Curtain" lands of Eastern Europe to what they themselves call "the freedom of the Western world.”
A Western official who has dealt with these refugees for the last eight years said the other day: "I still cannot get over my surprise at the courage and endurance which these wretched people show in their determination to secure the liberty they want, or perish in the attempt."
The normal way of escape is on foot or crawling through the minefields and the barbed wire of the frontier area, risking the armed patrols, the specially trained "refugee dogs", the "butterfly" bombs which explode at a touch, and the
machine guns of the guards behind their searchlights on the watch towers, Many others come hidden | one who gets through at least tous car which they found left in cargoes on trains, sealed
60 get caught, tortured, killed or by German troops in 1946 and sent for life to prison or labour repaired. into cargo vans, or, in one
comps, would put up with even caso, hiding in empty wine barrels in a sculed vari.
But recently it has become necessary to And
and new better methods to get away.
From the Baltic Sea right down to the Black Sea the frontier is heavily guarded by specally traturd amed guards. Over most of its length it has a six-foot barbed wire fence, often strung with bombs which are set to explode at a touch on the trip wires.
TRAINED DOGS
stag-
the
the most intolerable conditions They tried it out secret- rather than risk life and limb | by on pools and In attempting to escape. Yet nant water untfi !! would
then crossed very year thousands make the float
and attempt," the official said, Morava, near Its junction with
the Danube, Into Austria. A Hitle way out the
One family had come nervsa In a hay-cart from Hungtury,
engine They had spent the day making broke down but the party hay on land near the frontier paddled aerosa just in time to fence and had
of the Czecho- arpotter the escape the fire weakest place. They had slovak freether guards.
crossed
home
driven at dusk ful till for the wire, crushing I down
Another Czechoslovak And
party getting through unscathed into escaped by driving ! train, Austria.
complete with passengers, over the frontier. Behind the fence a wide area Another group' had
Other Czechs made hus been cleared of trees, the wire fence and the mine-made tank and crashed through bnates, buildings or
Beld on bicycles. cropu
They carried the frontier barrier into Western which might give cover tu
long planks with them. In the Germany. would-be refugees.
A: intervals there are tall watch towers equipped with machine guns and searchlights, By day and night the whole arca is patrolled by frontier guards accompanied by doga specially trained to smell out refugees hiding in the under- growth.
"Most people knowing this. and knowing Wat for смету
dusk they rode quickly to thu frontler, paced the
over
of escapes have
A number planks the munciled to distribute their een made by aeroplane. In some pressure, and more planks pro- cases the refugees held up the truding over the barbed wire pilots at pistol point and mado fence. When they rode up the them Ay to Austrian or West-
German airfolds, planks against the fence they lipped over on the other side In other cases pilots stole like a sec-saw-and then coast.) planes, serviced them secretly, ed down into Austria,
and made good their escape. In several cases gliders were used One Czech family escaped in to hop over the
frontier area a German duck", an amphib-into "freedom."
USED A HOME-MADE "SNORKEL”
One of the
most original studeria sent down from Prague munist guard and sailed
University for anti-Communist the Greek port of Sidarion.
student from the Prague Military Academy,
escapes was that of the man who "borrowed" E steam-roller activities and the third was a and appeared to be working to repair the road near the frontier, Then suddenly he gave
his heavy vehlele full steain atrad, crashed
During the past winter
Czechoslovak
of
4
F
through the frontier number the barrier, and reached Western fugees succeeded in crossing the ice of the Danube and Moravi Germany.
Rivers into Austria. Guards had In November a man escaped been increased because of this over the Morava from Czecho- | danger and the local frontier slovakia to Austrio, using a population often heard shooting home-mado "snorkel." He found on the Iron Curtain side of the an old German gas mask left rivers. over from the war. He Lastened
The strike leader, Mr Charles Taylor, British to Chairman of the Rhodesia Railways Strike Com-
mittee is to be deported.
Mr Taylor left by nir and will sail under escort
The Philippine Chief of Staff the grounds
of persistent and China, France may sign an un- would confer later in the after- refusal to consumate a favourable armistice. It would noon with United States Chief. wilful marriage
therefore und the
be imperative to me Admiral Arthur W. Radford, with of friendly who had worked closely the fores woman
ercase (who,ber single) who deliberately wrecks Asiatic powers rapidly.
Ambassador Romulo
during marriage by
or seduction
They
uul, in that recent weeks to carry forward thai credits
originally the
of yividing to seduction by a wife event,
Implementation
utual husband."
American Directory planned for Indo-Chloe for the lipino
your beginning on defence pact. asked in an unsigned leading financial article.
July 1 of this year would be
General Vargas indleated that one result of his one available for such countries.
VARGAS ARRIVES
visit would be two weeks' series of decisions with respect Philippines Chief
incation of renders
make-up and any later partner-Staff, Lieutenant-General Jesus to ather than The partner
Defence In the Vargas arrival in Washington! Filipino - American carly sin-an adulterous union today to carry forward Filipino- Council, antielpated by Philip
Ramon Mag- American team-work in facing pines President
and United up to the Communist menace mysay
Staten tomorrow. Southeast
Defence Asta.
Secretary Charles E. General Vargas
in their recent Maglia was greeted Wilson Washington National Airport negotiations-United Press.
of both by prominent officials countries, including the Philip- pines presidential envoy, Carlos
Romul
Charge d'Affaires, Dr Melgutades J. Camboda, and General Charles L. Bolte, presenting the United States Joint Chiefs of Staff,
General Vargas and his Party
whisked
away
netwi hstaud.ng pentence love?"
intere n
genuine
Inter and
Directory lacked the Archbishop of Canterbury, leader of the Church of England, for assuming that his views are also views of all other clergy the throughout the cinntry, and ac cused him of rescuting criticism. the A spokesman for Archbishop. who received an advance copy of the Directory yesterday, declined to comment.--- United Press.
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Out Of Court Settlement
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for Britain from Capetown Casey,
He said, en arrival in Johan- nesburg, that he had every In- tention of returning if his ap- peal against his deportation was successful. It will be heard in his absence.
began in support fremen's claim
Nehru
Confer
a piece of cork to the face end so that it would float, took the other end of the air pipe in his mouth, and wwam gently aCTORS under water without being observed.
TOOK 28 DAYS
A whole family of Czechs recently escaped to Austria in a special room cut into a load of timber.
TIMBER GAME LOOSE
The father WOS * timber ur! su arranged the
denier
One of the most herole feats boards that the load looked rolld
but contained a of recent years was that of the atted with
three young Czechs who fought On Indo-China
New Delhi, June 10, Mr Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, conferred with Mr R.G. Casey
Australia's Ex- ternal Affairs Minister. лего today on a new move to solve the Indo-China problem.
their
right way Germany to safety, their number were
across East Twa ni captured during the allempt being severely wounded in gun fights.
A
small room water tank and an oxygen cylinder. It was che tered by u trap door in
ihe floor of the truck
Inte
Five of the crew of an East German trawler sought political asylum in Sweden after rowing five hours through a blinding Enowstorm from their ship in a small-life-beat
WAS
од
In February Polish cadet got away from the training ship Dar PomorzD when it
or anchored off Gibraltor. Ho had planned to escape while guard at night but his plan was discovered. Nevertheless jumped overboard, swam under hu water when the ships search- Dghts were turned on him, and managed to reach a British ship some 400 yards away.
ON BARGES
A few days ago two skippers of barges on the East German Inland waterways sought refuge in West Berlin, bringing their barges with them. Visili Dimi- triu, a Rumanian cross country They had terrible adventures runner, being brought back
plane to Rumania in March as the Umber came loose, and after running in a Communist- after I had reached Austrian The ve had set off from
organised meeting in France, was sent back to Prague and crossed inio
Easterritory
made a But the fator Bourget airfield
on Le reloaded.
sudden sprint days Gormony. For 28
and
and reached nights they
were hunted by bluffed the station master, got the
the timber reloaded, refilled the Station, where he
safety of the Air Police many thousands of armed police empty The
asked for and the political asylum. with bloodhounds. They were
truck dot detected and surrounded six times but shot their way out again and again,
The strike of the railway for more
pay.
The Southern Rhodesian strikers returned to work on Government promise to loves tigate suggested amendments to Mr Cusoy who is on his way Industrial legislation,
back to the Geneve conference Los Angeles, June 10. Northern strikers decided to go mid afterwards he was "salts- James Roosevelt's
legal at back pending
natkin Bed with his talks with the against Mr Taylor and mother Indian leader. They discussed torney announced today strike leader, Mr W. Raeburn. all the aspects of the
Indo- that the son of
the late but said they would considda China question. President and his estranged future action if the men were Mr Nohru told reportar.
incent and wife had reached an out of found
not rein- | "plenty" of common ground labad been found between India Court settlement of thoir
nd Australia. of At Genova, Mr Casey will R.S.nresent his new proposals for Mr ending the Indo-China conflict
has nine discussed
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stated.
The
Prime Minister Rhodesla, Mr Attorney, Mr Samuel Pleone Southern made the announcement two Garfield. Todd, has sald days after Roosevelt had cap. Taylor was being deported not after he
leading the strike of them with Mr Anthony Eden, tured the Democratle nomina- for
Smith, leader of the United States dev. legation-Router.
tion for Congress from the 26th Rhodesian railwaymen but fur the British Foreign Secretary,
activities before Rhodesia
California district.
in
A hint that settlement was
the
踽
coming to bad Mr Walter Bodall
1
offing came yesterday Mr Taylor was given havo when attorneys for Roosevelt | to appeal against the order and Mrs Romelle Roosevelt which declared him to be agreed to put off the celtnder his prohibited immigrant but th answer to her separate main-court refused to stop hit de terance suit, in which she ac-portation order while the ap cused him of intimacies with a pest was heard. dozen women, nine of whom she named in an affidavit attached to the Court pelion.
Privato
A
agreement acceptable to both parties has been concluded by Mr and Mrs James Roosevelt which com-
Earller, Mr Taylor said he had not been told what allega- tions had been made against him-Router.
$30m For South Korean Hydro Plants
Washington, June 10. The Foreign Operations Ad- ministration today announced m authorisation of $30,000,000 for the construction of three thermal
pleicly satties their differences, Russian Support dectric power plants in South
announced Mr Picone.
matter of anal termina- tion of the marriage is being worked out The parties and by the afte by This-is'in the|
attorneys.
best interests
of
For Yemen
Korea
4.
It wald 100.000 kilowatts would be added to South Korea's power supply when the construction Cairo. June 10. was completed.
Russia has promised to sup- The new plants will replace' concerned we bellove that
port the Red Sea Kingdom of two United States generating further no comment should be necessary.”
Tamen in her dispute with barges which have been supply
when Britain about certain incidents ing power since 1947 An almost Identical docu-
in the Western
off cut ment was issued by attore crate, Abdul
Ader protect Communist authorities
from Sources Rohman Taleb, South Korea's Robert and Arthur Schifferinan the new Yemenite Minister 10
North
Korea, The
Operations Foreign hey Egypt, sald today.
Ad- Yemen has aconsed Britain of ministration said the now pro nointimidating the population Jest by agreement
was the largest single further comment would be necessary in the enga
and Laurence
repre
Mrs lips, They
The Recond statement said: all lawsults on fleet prerast would go off calendar, indicating tion or divort Would
original wellón, iné Pasádani
of the profeciastes in soutien authorisation for South Kores Arabi with the object of vetting and would provide a foundation u, federation of thesd pro-en which the country's overall lectorates against the Wisites of aconomic recovery, could be their
Raman today called on 6551ach, Späth, Jube, 10, www in* La Bussian Ambassador! In
Cairo, Mr Daniel: Bowody and thw | Twat
the
afterwards that both baryaya had promised support the the
They lived on apples. ruw potatoes and milk which they got by milking cows in the fields, One was severely wounded and all three were completely exhausted when they crawled through the wire Into Western Berlin.
Two of them were
be
water tank,
the second Line through.
The list in almost endless, and To avold discovery by the the methods and adventures special "refugee dogs on the widely varied. But one thing frontiers they hod lined their stands out in all cases, the re- "nest" with thick tarred paper fugee specialist said, the cour- which masked their scent,
age of the refugees and their funstical desire to reach a land A party of Albanians stole a where they can think and wor- schooner by drugging the ship as they please --China Mail skipper and the armed Com Specia),
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