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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1955.

BLOCKING THE CRIMINAL'S

CHANNELS OF ESCAPE

NTERPOL never for-

gets. Nor,, for that The FULL, authentic inside story of

matter, does New

Scotland Yard, Full

details and description of a "wanted!" man-who has committed a crime within our shores and bolted to some hide-out overseas-on are circularised again and again us

INTERPOL, the organisation which

crime all fights international

over

the world, which has been the means of bringing thousands of criminals to justice. Written with the "complete scraps of co-operation of the staff of INTERPOL

fresh Information crop up.

Interpol is advised, for after his getaway, the call that

exact went out from Scotland Yard. instance, over what

"Alio, 'Allo, Interpol Paris? territory a fleeing crook's

Interpol Londres." Then, war service, if any, led him. lel

those continuing in French, the British Police

in forces

detective supplied his Paris col- countries are doubly alert leagues with detalls of Mr B. and watchful. For war-time plus his attases, and requested an

international

for scarch "heroes" and liberators That same day radio beams- sometimes rely on ex-girl swept through the ether bearing friends overseas to shelter his description. Revelling in his und feed them until they fool's paradise of cleverness, he for was utterly ignorant of how he feel the hue ad cry

belog Inexorably hunted them has died down,

in Britain, it

was down.

him.

no

Persons who settled in Britain Imagine the young mother's after the war, Interpol proved angish and aloem who " the

Us events

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SECRETS OF

BY A. J.

FORREST

INTERNATIONAL

CRIME

up

regula

or maybe divine justice, ions by

failing. change of address. This, alone, enough in an obscure German oculd not justify, a request to

Gap Reduced

sure Instrument for meting out man she trusted confronted her Justice. The girl. a Lithuanian with this terrible statement mars at his name and appearance him. It was a desperate race Queen's mercy intervened, com- by birth, worked as maidservant le that prasked,

had boartos boat at Folkestone against the clock. Moreover,

Life imprisonment, in a hospital of Prestwick, Lanes, an even more terrifying for Boulogne. But his papers theirs was a ticklish mission. Fer mutin this serience to 'ohë që S met and married a Hun-

were out of order and the French they had no substantial chargo So, by a narrow margo, When she got back from work thorities had forbidden him to against him, merely a minor one almost by the contrivance garian D.P. continuing with

when her husband bad dis-and. Then, instead of re-board- of infringing the alieno date, urderer was kept just lang her hospital duties,"

appeared. She confided her dis- ins the steamer, as ordered, he They set up a home, perhaps tres to her alster.

The two of not completely quarrel-free but them went to the police. The had bolted. moderately prosperous and Lancashire

ire police tried drat to

the Munich police authorities for prison for English police officers happy. Then something cracked, discover if her husband had but

Ticklish Mission

His extradition. But, of course, to uncover his guilt. Once again,

Intervention Interpol's

had or turned turtle, directly

the acted

pettishly telling her,

they suspected him how of a

brought a killer to book, girl gave birth to a baby boy. perhaps out of spite, that he had

much more serious offence. tet #cmo unknown motorists Learning this, Lancashire's

Chlef Constable called His arrival disturbed some take care of their chiki. All

They interviewed him in his Isterpol" it New well, barely twelve hours before complex in her husband's mind, women known as fester-mothers "Eritish

The case illustrates, also, how Whether through jealousy or in Salford and surrounding in Scotland Yard. And once again his release was due. Thus con- sense of thwarted independence, dustrial districts were visited. the invisible network began its fronted the man's conscience any palice force in the British

drew

a relentless, probing search, repudiated the lies he had made Isicy can, whenever, there is he resented the baby's arrival But there

one teiling for mere strongly than he dared blank-except for

For weeks no vital clue was

to his wife. He confessed to seed, link itself without delay to to say. Something akin to hate fhet.

uncovered. Then, teesely, from having murdered their baby, Interpol, Someone revealed that burned within him. Perhaps he

Interpol, Western Germany, 4

and drew a map showing exact Nobody pretends that escape

'debris-ridden asket

In a message was received that a man where, felt the child handicapped the Hungarian, when

But becauso"- or family's joint cuming capaelly. his baby, had and he was letting wanted by the British police, region, he had disposed of its inte

*Interpol's power to enli upon the And, perhaps, the rolled too his wife a sister take care of it, was held in a Bavarian prison body.

When they escorted him back immediate co-operation of forty- his wife's wages for sitte his wife wanted to resume at Hebdorf. He had been com- the extra comforts he was loth her hospital work. Lies and more mitted there three weeks earlier, to England, the fateful map, eight national police forces, the was accurate In escape np for any runaway Hles. The man's disappearance to serve a month's sentence for, they found.

criminal is appreciably reduced and the discovery of the child's as we would phrase it: "Wander- every detail, ration book in # coa. ne ing

abroad without visible His trial for murder opened at and, in many cases, completely Time and again. New Scotland Must See My Boy" left behind pointed to some evil mens of support." He was due the Marcherber Assis on De- blocked.

motive behind his Kalacheeds, out almost immediately.

The Jury Next Week: Arch Fire-Raiser cember 11, 1952, The police set out to find him. At once two North country found him guilty and he was Was Fire Brigade Chief Soca they had evidence that a police officers flew to intercept sentenced to

But the

But he would not have có- joyed quite so wholeheartedly his bridge partics in his ezbin, or the

he sipped with cocktails newly discovered cronies on board, had he guessed that the chip's captain already knew him as a wanted scoundrel. And so old Australia's waiting police.

And as mailing Mr B. stepped ashore in Australia, his escape plans fully rounded off, he land ed full-tht-and very much ta his own amazement-smack into the Law's waiting arms,

glad to

It

hrme.

had

For a few weeks he lived Yard in Immensely Although foreigners are often the "brains behind the dope- luxuriously, enjoyed wild par- receive Interpol's aid. And, let's peddling, counterfeiting. smug- ties, wined his women friends not forget . it wes Mr Ronsid gling and white slavery rackets generously, absorbed their adula Howe, head of the C.I.D. and

happens tion with coger eyes, and often

Deputy Commissioner of Poller that the master-mind is Brush- doubt fell thoroughly safe and of the Metropolis, who helped to born. And every so often some secure in his crookedness, re-establish Interpol after

war-time demise, at the Brussels live-wire erook tries out a new

Yet, from the start, the in- Conference in 1940. Mr Howo idea, Invenis revolutionary

also swindle calculated

visible hourds were beginning to act to line, his

as chairman of the Beted bay. W.thin two days of Inter- sub-committee which selected pockets with loot

poly resto search call for him, Paris as Interpol's new Denmark's terpak Bureau, Between the WITH quartered

Copenhager, perated from Vienna. reacted.

declared the "Yes," Danish troller, "a nan answering your description, calling himself Leonard Kaye, arrived in Copen- stimulate International

hagen on December 10. 10 survelliance. lending +

registered as having come from one country, Germany, kick to the hunt us

But he left the same tracks down another country's murderer, or pursues a foreign- day for Sweden."

bandit.

Sweden's interpol, adviɛed by operating

fraudulent company promoter, base money Paris, now flung out alterer.

false cheque quiry net. Yes, Leonard

had crossed their frontier

Weeks Of Luxury

But new tricks undoubtedly

Ewindler,

polico fresh

their in- Kaye

He

Al any moment, vielen mur- der may occur in an English village, or some other vile crime be uncovered in our midst which requires Interpol's action, per haps thousands of miles away, before the wanted mon can be caught and tried,

Interpol, to its credit, identified the body in the Chesney case. transmitting to New Sectland Yurd pictures of the desperate Melbourne, Alcide's corpse, as phot

was now travelling on board the

for Mr B.,

A gentleman called Rius Kaye, performed a neat swindle in London, trick BO neat and original that I nust Li netted him not reveal it.

£ 12,300.

Then he slipped off abroad, leaving behind him, as baffled pollee he supposed, a force. "He would, however, have wiped the smug grimace off his face bod he overheard,

Barranduna Australia.

Clever Me B. How adroitly, with what fox-like cunning he had covered up his tracks, fitting

to frontier, from frontier

and

bamboozling all as to his real intention-to hide away down under," a wealthy mun, making whoopee some 12,000 miles away soon fim the scene of his crime.

by its discoverers, the police. It helped again, in the Hepper case. For, while the hue and cry for this artist rever- berated through Britain, he had, as Interpol quickly discovered, ned into Speln.

much on

to sacrifice.

Soon after

the child's birth, the persuaded his wife to resume work, baby, he told her, "I know a good woman who will leck after him as a foster-mother," After some disagreement, she became reconciled to this step, prepared the baby's clothes, and mudo all proper arrangements selcntious mother for his depar ture, though she was still in the dark as to who was going to curse her child.

"I thall board out the

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Three Cheers For Wine-After-Dinner

WIL

WILL the wine

party replace the cocktail party in 1965? Personally, I give three cheers for the idea and hope it succeeds. I Anthony agree with Sir Eden, who declares public- cocktail

She knew only that it would be bourded cat with a woman in Safford The day she started work at the hospital again, herly that he hates husband transferred, so he call parties.

foster- their boy to his new mother. Naturally, she craved to visit her baby, but always he put her off, saying she must give the chilld me to settle down.

After about three weeks, her

anxiety became intolerable. "I must ree my boy." she insisted. That very morning she had, as it happened, presented her hus- band with some £23. her maternity beneat. "Well, you can't," he snapped back angrily.

away to gave him

And in this little known cose. "I too, involving two, Displaced people in a car.”

some

SOMETHING TO REPLACE THE COCKTAIL PARTY IN 1955

By Eileen Ascroft

old-type

the "Cocktail party has over Douglas Fat banks.

a nuisance,* she dry martini gathering? partics arc or There's little sociability

It is more sociable, Hold after the rushed two BLYS. "Just at the time I want pleasure In

guests between office to be with my children before dinner,

arrive happily hours drinking and dinner or theatre engage- they go to bed I have to be at fed, with office problems behind ment. They usually turn out to a cocktail party. I think most them, in the mood to relax and be bad for the nerves, bad for mothers will agree with me." the digestion and had for the temper.

The new idea in party-giving

Mrs is catching on.

Gwilym Lloyd George tells me she likes the idea as it gives friends from the House of Commons an chance to come.

who is Ono popular hostesa against epektail parties is. Mrs

Major Tufton Beamish, MP, also prefers after-dinner enter talning, though "t's usually cofice on liquors." He thinks people en- joy going out more if they have a chance to go home and change and dine Arst,

What advantages do hostess find that the new-style wine

converse.

Better-timed

for dressing-up and enjoyment than the usual durried cocktail scramble.

A happier atmosphere pre- valls. Wine is a mellowing drink. There

Bro fewor arguments, headaches and hangovers.

And the bill is less. Average good wine, parly for cost of

them dry marlinia and the bill won't be less than £2. A

What to serve . Claret or hock cup warm spleed rod

chilled vin wine,

rotte, or burgundy or claret af room temperature.

If you're serving wine to guests before dinner instead of cocktails, serve a good Madeira with small dry biscuits.c

Wine is best in a gins with a nover more than bowl and three-quarters full. If you're making a hot wine punch, try to use a silver bowl and don't make too much at a time, or it loses its bouquet.

Chcego

straws

The Right Food, pays a good compliment to red wine, o serve cheese, and savouries, both hot and cold.

With dry

snacks arc smoked

white wine sh best—sardines

salmon--or chicken.

mvouries. With

20 people is about 25. But give wine, fruit.

sweet

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