1960-10-28 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1980.

INTELLIGENCE REPORT

The column in the know discloses two hot trails

HOW THE

SPIES

U.S.A.

CUBA

Atlantic Ocean

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

Exft route for

defectors. U.S.

First hop is also used by marital malcontents soaking quick exit from wedlock

HOLLAND

U.S.A.

GET OUT

OF

AMERICA

From Christopher Dobson

THE defection

Washington.

of Martin and Mitchell, the two code experts, to Russia has lent increased ur- gency to U.S. efforts to block off what has become the traditional escape route for Russian sples and defectors fleeing the F.B.I-the route through Mexico to Czecho- slovakia.

has

be-

The problem come eveni more urgent

now with

Cuba added to

the route and with Iron

Curtain tankers and

MEXICO

freightera

shuttle

Havana.

running service

น

into

The Mexican border, with s dozens of little border posts, his been haven for men on the un ever since the first Indian

their bands fleeing from servations made their way south,

Examples

re-

The Mexican Communist Party is strong, Anti-American- ism is strong also. Usually once a defector is south of the border he is safe. The examples are many.

MARTIN

n

Export route for narcotics.

MITCHELL

recurrent 11

theme throughout these defections and escapes that the man on the run goes to Czechoslovakia and not to Russia,

HOW THE

DOPE

Atlantic Ocean

MARSEILLES

TURKEY

From Turkish 'factories' to U.S. addicts, fat profits for sea-faring dopa pushers

America. Tremendous fiends preferred hashish-a Netherlands by. New soil to

profita can be made 110lb. of cheap weed which grows prac- York narcotics detec heroin can. fetch anything from tically everywhere even on a tives early this month 4,500,000 to £7,000,000 in the window-sli?.. United States, probably came Turkey.

from

Turkey is one of

the few places in the world (Persia

is another) where oplum

poppies grow like weeds.

near

There is even a lown Ankara enlled Opium Turkish it is Afyon), Herc illcil "factories"

oplum into morphine and heroin-particular

refine

GETS OUT

A Soviet agent operating under the name of IGNACY WITCZAK, whose real name is will not known but who became an assistant professor of political selence at the University of also Southern California, is thought to have taken the

iza

JÚLIUS' ROSENBERG, who was instrumental in giving the Mexicon route home. secret of the atom bomb te ALFRED and MARTIJA Russia and was inter executed, popd STERN, two American-

SERGEANT DAVID Kave

born citizens who were spying GREENGLASS-his relative by for the Russians, Red to Mexico marriage and one of his princi-

and un

Czechoslovakia La vol

the contacts 03

atomic 1957. dollars project-5,000

and Instructions to fo Mexico where arrangements would be made for false passports which would take him and his wife lo Czechoslovakia.

Greenglass did not ៩០, arrested, "quealed," and light given

sentence

naming his comrades.

OF

TURKEY

And now Martin and Mitchel! From Robin Staffords

have the border route, is still open.

The Americans are trying hard to plug the bolt holes. It is a vastly dimeuil

problem was because thousands of Amerleun

proved that the south of

Istanbul.

favourites

now-

ndays with the American teen- age addicts.

On the water- front on the

Asian and Euro-

puun sides of the

Bosporus,

packages

Uittle are

iven to seomert

to start the long, secret jour- ney to America and the Middle East countries.

The chief "Americu route" from Istanbul to Mar- seilles. There, Riviera narcolles police practically tear apart every ship arriving from Tur-

THE 116b. of heroin key. THE

found

on

But

пош

CON

Turkish dope peildless have But now peddlers are getting opened up a highly pro- Egyptians interested in heroin fitable second opium route

hitherto and morphine, Cairo.

sidered sophisticated white Until now Egyptian dope "man's "kick."

to

BANZAI!

The spirit is loose again

From BERTRAM JONES political terrorism

being written Into Tokyo. dozelord: Uyoku. ASSASSINATION of Sociallet teader inejiro Asanuma

IS

The promise Nehru won't

give...

From PETER CHANDLER

New Delhi, IS Premier Nehru planning to manufacture atomic weapons and, so rival China's atomic strength in Asia? He is keeping the Indian people and the world guessing on this vital question,

its fearful bombs, want India to give such undertakings?”

India has invited world lenders for the construction of her first 300-megawatt nuclear power station, which will also produce plutonium suitable for military use.

But Nehru and his atomic, energy chiot, Dr Homi Bhabha, are strongly opposed to giving any guarantees against using plutonium for producing atomle weapons.

"We know'

Britain and the United States normally insist on such guaran- tees before handing over nuclear plant

The official line in Delhi 15: "We do not want any atomic how weapons though we know to produce them theoretically." Any other line would bring down Nehru's Government, for India's 450 million population has been brought up in pacifist traditions.

But a senior official of the Atomic Energy Department in Delhi told me today: "Why should the West, armed with all

It Britain and the United Stater stand firm and refuse to provide nucicar equipment with- out such guarantees where can Nehru turn?

France, recently arrived in the atomic Beld, has already expressed interest, She has assigned a senior engineer to work

here in the uranium mines. President de Gaulle may not be so stringent in his de- mand for guaranteos.

And privately hints have been dropped here that Moscow, contrary to her normal practice, may tender to provide plant for the new station.

It is also revealed that India is planning not just one nuclear power station, but a chain of at least three. The ftrat, at the tiny coastal town of Taranpore, 80 miles north of Bombay, will be ready for operation in 1982. A second is planned in the North, and a third in South India, away from coalfields,

And unknown to the Indian people the biggest uranium hunt ever is on. Two hundred hand- picked scientists and geologists

are

Scouring the countryside for more atomic minerals, -

Why they are

so keen to speak French here

From Ian Aitken

Accra.

2 Daw word

WFFICIAL Government offices in Ghana from Ministries down to technical agencies will soon be able to post up a proud and politically has started a wave of uners!- sort of fanatical ultra-nationallat significant notice "Ici on parle Francais,"

THE

ness that the old Banzal spirit which started the imperial war- lords on their conqueste is loose In Japan again.

And the United States - who handed Japan's 90,000,000 people the dope pushers are a dictated democracy and a new

Constitution after the the sulf smuggling "snuff," through

wan-la watching carefully. up to Cherbourg, Le Ambassa France

Japanese police. So are the Netherlands Havre,

thair bid stamp dor to Belgium and the ports where highly paid carriers In

out

was tourists and wives and husbands Guatemalan

drive for sucking quick divorces

over the border every year,

LUIGI OF THE

and the

to

to go.

The

between

Uyoku means "rlahtist."

who might regard murder as Justified if it helps to sway a.

A crash programme of inten- fore Nkhrumah's) leadership of newly independent nailons of nation the way he wants it give French language courses is

already well under way in all black Africs, and to strengthen

existing link 360 Government departments. Gov. the

ernment workers from Ministers Nkrumah and Guinen's extreme-

Pre- to clerks have gone back to Leftist French-educated schoolby order of President. sident Sekou, Toure.

Ultimate an: formation of a Pan-African Union (dominated. Each group Kwame Nkrumah.

consolidate

and Reason: to himself

of course, by Ghana' and there- fore

that can strengthen Ghana's (and there-

by Nkrumah) break the existing link between the British Commonwealth and the French Community,

They have uncovered embryo

uyoku organisations scattered throughout Japan and estimated their total membor. ship at 30,000.

considers leader

patriotic hero.

SAVOY He could never

LOOKS THE

BACK GOLDEN

ON ERA..

‘A RESTAURANT without women is like a garden deprived of the sun,” I was told by Luigi,

the man who managed the Savoy Grill for 20 years.

He has now taken over Claridge's Restaurant. And I think one of the reasons why he has charged is that there are still beautiful women around in Claridge's, at lunchtime and in the

evening.

Luigi in his commanding position as manager of the grill" room, where the brains and the beauty of Britain have caten. Airted, cunspired and mude deals, should he 箱 historian

quality

Boswell.

Social

of

He Is able to bring out re- marks like this: Sir Winston

Is one of the biggest eaters 1

, have ever known.

cat

He would

11

a whole chicken, and plece of beef-and thèn, if he felt like It, would treat all that

as an hors d'oeuvre and go on to a full meal. Sometimes he would start with' dozen oysters and follow it up with two plates of soup and a steek with a bottle of champagne.

Macmillan's

"Mr

Favourite dish is kidneys and bacon.

Worst moment

by Donald Edgar

The Queen, then Princess Eliza

to the hotel and beth, canie asked to meet all the heads of the departments,

"We were all presented to her and she thanked us all for all we had done,"

sure that when the husband is

WH

resist

a woman

HEN William Hickey, the once-busy, well-to-do lawyer from Calcutta settled down at Beaconsfield three years after Trafalgar, he found time and idleness hung heavily on his hands,

Scenes from his life flitted into his mind and, through his pen, on to a manuscript book that in due course was seven hundred and forty folio pages long.

important function is to make

out with somebody else's wife, What scenes in particular? and the wife is out with some Serious and profitable State body else's husband, that they business in India? Important don't see each other-or, at any political intrigues? The conver- rate, are not in the restaure18 sation of the grave and famous? came to the Grill the first night at the same time.

Not at all. he was out of prison.

"I suppose that I could say "Woman, dear lovely woman,” "You remember he went to that my greatest achlevement he confided "I never could prison for petral offence has been that I have kept them resist." during the wor..

apart."

"It was quite extraordinary. Everybody clapped him as they Baw him come in.

"But then, is n

A

A fact

The

fashionable fepilope of

London in the days of Mickey's youth.

and

by George M. Thomson

can bo

hly memoirs and exting well and 'consoling from the debtor unill the money was reconstructed a guide to the of London in the paid, wills, taking a bread vico-spots view of his duties, had no eighteenth century; a portrait objection if the woman who gallery of the more notorious was short of money went out of women. He was, as might be an evening find it where and expected, a' considerable worry as she could.

to his father, a prosperous London solletior of Irish birth. When he was no more than e schoolboy Hickey had fre-

took When Hickey junior the quented

leverna and

2500.of Hickey senior's money brothels of the Drury Lant

to spend on drink and women, denr arca,

of vico ilke

It was obvious to the father Slaughter's or Wetherby's of

that something had to be done, the tatter he gives lurid de

Two she-devils were engagod

The young man was packed

fond mistress.

in a scratching and boxing off to the East, leaving behind match, their faces entirely covered with blood, bosoms bure

With the same utter lack of clothes nearly tort hypocrisy, Hickey tried ta their bodies. Not

toduce the 16-year-old daughter interfered ·between of a drawing master who had

One must give it to the Savoy business, the cilenicle

curious - It is a fact, of course, that in of the recent years the Savoy Grill, al that it would be only there Savoy Grill. I was

an lunchtime born

especially, is NO where the heir to the throne Italian. In 1940 I was interned, longer quile

the

"Sally Hudson, Clara Hay- centre of thank would go along and people like restaurant manager, given a job in the

In 3041 I was released and fashion if once was.

word, Mrs Sturges, Mrs Latour, the two Fewer women adorn the place. Tawasend-called

Larkine, Gral.

vis-a-vis And chefs and banqueting managers. the late Lord Dorby got up from It is

from mainly ย question of Luigi's memories come out of his table and anid to me: 'I

am business-man's expense account that description Lucy Walls, keeping dashing carriage of a memory which is good but happy to see you here? It is lunches-and they don't make erraite.

Kit Frederick, Cleveland That sort of thing that makes the most exciting company. "Going back to Sir Winston," you realise how great a people have sometimes looked many others,"

Names that might belong to and "I suppose my worst moment he said, "I suppose you know The English are.

seross the room Inte at night the female charactera in The frpm In all the years there was not he likes a rest after lunch, We During the war we had to end peopled the tables with the Beggar's Opera.

Names that creature when the bomb were dropping always used to have a room have waitresses here. And I men and women I have seen

Hickey had no difficulty in roription: around but when waiter ready for him so that he could remember one evening dis- there in the past.

remembering years later, dropped a couple of sauce boals have a ike down if he felt like covering that nearly all of Princess Margaret, Billy Wair over two of the most expensive it.

Dawn Addams, them seemed "You realise that often we plates, and in a general state sable conis on the earth-they

to be dropping Ince,

Flynn, Nubar Gulbenkian, Sir were being WOSTI by Tina have had parties here that of tizzy. I discovered the rea-

Anthony Eden.... Onisuita

hier sister Mrs have had to

The Bulls endless. remain sceret, Niarchos.

It was to the Bayey Grill that There was the time when son was that Clark Gable was "When I went to apologise to Princess Elizabeth na so there. He was in uniform," they all came. him, Mir Chonais said. 'It N

I naked Lalg! what he thought And Luigi, with a wicked

and

Errot

In Soho

For had he not, many, a linas, been, and of the party that gathered In Wille's, the ballin's

don't really inaller. Maybe won then-came along, with was the grain quality needed smile on hile free, and a soft lock-up house in Boho, when the waller was worried by my some of the greatest of her by the metagar bi top-flight deprecating shrug of hik one of the young ladies of the dark glasses.'

subjects, Sir Winston Churi restaurant,

shoulders, was always there to town was unlucky enough to be "And," continued Luigi, *; chill, Claude Ismay, .the He replied: "I suppose It Is make sure that, even if i was arrested for doble e

ole of the proudest Archbishop of Canterbury, ; nothing to do with, food, nothing expensive, It was rather-fun-

In Willow, the wictha's semis rigments of my life was užmi "I rananbr Ivor Novello to do with service. The most London Express Service.

pakkan mendalam

petama,

1

A worry

be kind to him.

In the end, he fell derporately In love with a woman "then In From Wetherby's (no liquor high vogue" named Churlotte to after 8 am Hickey went on to Barry, Charlotte, refused Murphy's (drinks until 8). After marry him but töök hứa name, that, there was the Soup Shop She was the real pansion of his where it was the custom to ....

fake ox-cheeks, broth at 5 am,

last come coffee. In a shed in Hickey, is not a Boswell. His Covent Garden Market signifi- Interests are, too norrow. Ho cently called The Finish. Flea, bied that, fins close to the Young Hickey had. B. pro- grund. He has nather. Bon- cosique antiquations for low lie, weke emius, dạy his thoundly.

But Nkrumah, whose three and a half years' leadership of Independent Ghana puts him well ahead in the raco for Pan-African. seniority,fears further delay may give nearby Nigeria a chance to wrast African leadership from his hands.

Nigeria, which reached independence this month, is now by for the most populous Independent. African nation. But Nkrumah banks on the calculation that its leaders will be too preoccupied with their own affairs in the next few years to become an immediate threat to his leadership. 4

In the breathing space he hopes to round up a flock of

| French-speaking nations under |his block-star banner.

-[London Express Service).

"How

· that - you've tested the acoustics

sir, will you, be, in.... terested in buying.

the house?"