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THE CHINA MAIL,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1956.
GAMBLING ON THOUGHT CONTROL HOLDS REDS
THE RAIN
Calentia, Sept. 38.
Pollee here have arrest-
for
M Airge umber of people thi anmoser gambling on the during the monsoon,
THỄN
The police raided houses and found people gather- ed there placing bels on whether it would rain and how many inches,
The police were not the valy people to harass the gamblers for they tearned that bandits had also raid- ed the gambling dens and laken
the away valuable they could find, ACCUTO
knowledge in the that the gamblers dare not report the robbery.—China Mail Special.
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Tactics Simple...___
Used On
Korea Prisoners
Tokyo, Oct. 1.
The secret of Communist domination of about one-third of the world's popula- tion is thought control' rather than the use of military force, according to Major William Mayer, United States military psychologist, who has specialised in the problems of prisoners of war in Korea.
A
Major Mayer is regarded 04 Major Mayor said that his own one of the leading American pinkin was that many of the authorities 011 Curmmunist | Troops succumbed to Commæist brainwashing techniques,
indoctrination because of a basle During his recent visit here, | flaw in character. In many while on a mission to explain cases, troops who had collabor- the American milliary code of sted with the enemy had little onduet to United Slates tropps || knowledge or faith in United In the Fur Eust, he described | States ideals, government or These techniques FIN simple, history cheap and effective.
Duty To Resist
Theie was often a complete Jack f personal responsibility and a faffure to maintain mili- tary discipline. Many of the the deck that the code of collaborators appeared to have ronduct
weak loyalties, promulgated by Pro-
whether to sident Elsenhower was a direct family. ccanmunity, country, result of facta arising from the religion or fellow soldiers. Korean
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He added that British troops that even when captured by an | captured in Korea appear to the American soldierį have been more successful than enemy remains on the battlefield and any other troops in resisting although that battlefield is then Communist indoctrination.
transferred to a prison
During his vail to Geneva, Dr Kataoka will make skje trips
to inspect the Pasteur Intitule of France and the Swedish Na- Hol Serum Enskibute Stockholm-Reuter,
TRUMAN HOPEFUL
War. Ile
cranp,
remains the duty of A solder to resist.
Major Mayer said that Ameri- found 43021 interrogators have that
one-third of
All about American troops captured during the Korean War had succumbed to Communist indoctrination and collaborate with the enemy to
New York, Sept. 30
KONTIC extent Former Ives dent Harry Tru- Intelligence sources and per- man suud Tochty that the Demo-sonal interviews with repatriated crats were Reining ground every day in the current election cam- paign.
Truman sax the Republicans must be in desple because the only thing they could find to do was to attack him (Trumatu),
Truman is to attend a series of public meel,ngs in Brooklyn and Queens.--France-Presse.
into
The British quickly establish- ed their own prison camp com- mittees and other organisations which
BUC- proved remarkably cessful in thwarting the Corn- munists. But, he continued, so
Werc muccessful
the Communicts
United controlling
States prisoners that only six armed guards were needed to control 600 United States troops at one prison camp in Korea,
in
Simple Control
GATTUCC
American troops had revealed. he said, that the Communists achieved their ends by using mass indoctrination
In terms of military economies, techniques.
Mayer declared, this which not only turned the pri- Major
that 594 fully souers
docile grups but meant jerented suspicion -and distrust Communist troops could be sent Yet he doubted among them, making them afraid 16 the front.
of whether the Communists really to join anyone in any kind
American ever tried to turn effective resistance.
prisoners into Communists,
Their immediate objective, he believed, was to make physical control of the prisoners 03 simple as possible.
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Campbell Smashes Water Speed Record
In upper plature Donald Campbell is shown setting a new world water speed record En his jet speedboat Bluebird as Lake Conleton, Lancashire. Runs of 280 and 104 miles an hour gave him an average of 225.80mph. In lower picture, takon after the record had been broken, the happy speed king is shown with his wife, Dorothy, and daug}fer,
photos.
Georgina. — Reuter-
SOAP POWDER Somoza's Body Taken
A-BOMB
Sydney, Sept. 30. Army me soap powder and soap flakes played a big part in a mock atomic explosion near Sydney.
The soap held together the bomb which had taken Australian army engineers two years to develop. and
the
The long range objective was to sell the Communist idea that
was useless'
Made from petrol. "Sooner or lateyr Com- that
napthalene and other in- munisis would control
grediants the bomb pro- world. Το this end, a a Com-
duced the correct mushroom cloud. friendly the prisoners
A
munist "cducator" was given
in class of men and way explained to
were not in- that Communists ierested in killing or torturing them but simply in showing the prisoners the Communist point of view.
A Relief
That in itsch was a relief to the prisoners, Major Mayer said.
It was used to give army officers an idea of Deld problems they would face after an atomic atláck. -- China Mall Special.
13 Drowned On
It war followed by some of the Coast Of Death'
Capetown, Sept. 30. Thirteen fishermers lost their lives and fishing bonts valued at social more than £ 100,000
best education that some of the American
ever troops had received. Classes were organised using books written by some of
writers on injustice in the West such as Charles Dickens.
the best
Were
wrecked or driven ashore in one of the most destructive winters the Cape has known.
To Nicaragua
Managua, Nicaragua, Sept. 30.
A US airborne cortege brought the body of assassinated President Anastasio Somoza here today for burial in his homeland, which is now being guarded by his sons.
of
two US bringing in
$15
his
Was
The Nicaraguan Army, com- a 21-gun The booming of
Colonel Somoza, salute honour of the deadmanded
In
bry President
Jas! night proclaimed signalled the arrival
"unanimous Air Force C-548
support" the body and is elder brother, Lula, who
installed formally as President escort from the Panama Cana) Zono,
where the President died yesterday to serve the six-monin carly yesterday.
balance of his father's term. President Somoza's widow
United States and
Sevilla
Lie In State
Carry On Work
refugees
In
and their daughter and son-in- low, the Ambassador to the Mrg Gull-
Nicaraguan flow Saensa,
www here with the body. They were Mexico City, where, Nicaraguan Wos hatched, expressed met here by the late President's effetais charge, the assassinations two sons, Lals, who suceded plot his father
Presidency hope today the elder Somoza's to the
death would be followed by an yesterday, and Colonel Anaste- sto Somoza, Jr, who heads the uprising against his sons. armed forces.
Alberto Gamez Reyes, editor of the refuget
newspaper Voz de Nicaragua, said the country war c the verge of revolution and urged
to his countrymen As the classes developed, the
The body will lie in
"carry on the work begun” by prisoners were asked to criti
The toll of lives along the until Tuesday, when it will be the A::5510 who shot the cise the instruction while some
the Army Officers' President a week ago. United prisoners were naked to identify "const of death", which stretches buried in
at the Managua Press. imilar characters among their for 14 miles along Gordon's Bay, Mausoleunt
Cemetery. comrades and to criticise them. la 01 over the past 12 years.
Nicaragua ia observing A By offering special favouri
the "students", co-operative
The "coast of death" has also week's official mourning for the Communista gradually built up taken tall of anglers who are departed President, Other Latlo a situation in which prisoners regularly washed off the rocks American nations wilt mourn for swimmer is caught in a Costa Rica, principal centre of only their own shortcomings but a also those of their comrades.current and carried out to sca. resistance to Senor Somoza, while
he lived. Reuter.
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Serious Charges Against Greek Royalty
Athens, Sept. 30. THE Government today
swered charges of financial Juggling in Royal circles with a pledge to introduce tight Callation controlling officials
new
The proposal followed weeks of heated charges and counter- charges involving the King and Queen as well as close Court advisors, The charges were brought by
Opposition politicians
and
press, but supported by some pro-government newspapers
also.
f
officials and allegations of free- spending on the part of the Royal family itself.
Questions were raised in Parlia
ment about luxurious Royal tours aboard chartered yachts with the cream of European nobility in attendance; about the alleged using of secret funds to pay for part of Queen Frederika's fabulous wardrobe: and about the Anancial situa tions of certain national organ- Iations and insitutions spon- sored by the King and Queen,
They centred on the business The left-wing newspaper
connectiona of several Court
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Cut-throat competition
ELECTRIC,
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Court
SINGAPORE AFTER TOURISTS
Singapore, Sept. 30.
Mr R. W. Fenton," a New Zealand fourist expert, arrived 1L officials. against
in Singapore today to help the accused the King's honorary Government of this colony build Aldo-de-Comp, '
mander
Wing-Com- Charalambos Pota- up tourist trede,
mianos, and the Royal Comp- Mr. Fenton told reporters at
Papani- troller, -Sophocles
the airport he was confident Court kolnol, of using their
Singapore could be turned into connections for business pro-a tourist attraction. fiteering.
Ho aid tourists who had Potamianes was allegedly convicted Singapore had reported
nected with six big businesses favourably.
and
well-paid employee
Mr Fenton, whoso vielt is. of Bodossaki Athanasiades, Greece's biggest industrialist, sponsored by the New Zeeland Those charges were later aired Government, will spend from in Parliament by Members of three to six months in Singa- the Opposition. -- United pore. Press,
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He said 'publicity is the key.
to tourist succcel,”---Render.
EAS
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Canberra, Sept: 301- Total private employment › fra Australia at the end of June. Inst was 2,050,200 persone, compared | with 2,017,100 at this end of June, | 1986, official figures showed, nu
The total persone on the par- rolls of Governmhersta' and Giova ernment authoriting; at; the mino lave had reached 'n/mów, positio 735,000. This compared it with
1721,000
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