1950-08-31 — Page 4

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1950.

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This is King Farouk's one rulo at the Deauvillo gaming tablo

BY VARGAS GARDNER·

DEAUVILLE. pushed by his royal body- OW to gamble like a guard, and fairly raced king? It is easy. Take through the restaurant to the wealth of the the long mirrored corridor Egyptian monarch, a comp- from which the gambling troller to hand out the cash roms branch.

for £1,000 chips, and any- The comptroller of the one can gamble like King king's purse by this time Farouk.

has been to the glass-top

his

He has only one rule, and counter, whispered with the

cashier, passed over he sticks to it. When he has won £20,000 he retires from oner, and departed with a

stack of chips in exchange. the table. Gambling is bis The white oval chips are fo 600,000 francs, the large

one great passion in life.

His arrival at the casino rel oblong for 1,000,000

francs, the small orange ob-

is always dramatic. The ad- vance guard of French

long for 500,000 francs. The polico cleaves a way through king's stack consists, in the the thousands of sightseers mais, of oval and large red who nightly gather outsido oblong 'worth 30,000,000 the glass-panelled doors

to frame.

watch the celebrities.

Meanwhile, table number

'The sound of tyres two in the baccarat room screaming signals the rapid has been prepared for play. approach of King Farouk at A brass rail, breast the wheel of a huge, black, runs round it. American car.

Before the car has finish-

ed swaying he has jumped

high

He saunters In

out, dashed up the stairs, TE croupier sits in the

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The circle is in red. That is the colour used by MacArthur's staff to dis- Linguish enemy units. But there is no divisional or re-

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Inside the red circle there are just three words and a figure: "Refugees com- mand, approximately 30,- 000,"

MacARTHUR 'RED-RINGS"

A VILLAGE

N. KOREA?

KOREA

PISANDONGS

TRIBUTE TO A KEY WEAPON

but ostensibly as agents of some other Power authority.

lines

and attack

or

were

regard

all Koreans

here as The Americans

are taking enemics, Just try to estimate measures which seem to me

centre of one side of tho oval table, his back to the wall. Chandeliers switched on.

Reven

In single fle wealthy Egyptian business men, who have been invited |to play with the king, move round the brass rail. When all is not the king is told.

He snunters into the room and takes a seat on the right of the croupier. A mall table is placed by his

the political damage to them of admirably calculated to help right arm, and coffee and a

Nazi praise

WHEN

whelmed.

R

having to mark up as hostile the such a development:—

bottle of water are set for 30,000 men, women and children South Korean guerilla regi-him. On one occasion, when

around Pisandong, the vast

ments have been formed they

against majority of whom are certain to and are already marauding be- Play begins. It is chemafri up

hind the Communist lines. de fer. The shoe is passed to the 26th Division many of be genuine refugees. whose soldiers are coloured

Commando ralds have taken the king. He tosses place in which installationsmillion-franc chip on to the men they went so far as to

were blown up and iclands over-table and then deals two black their faces like coons

I falked with Goeb- in a seaside minstrel troupe.

bels's number олс pro- 3 But the favourite trick is

pagandist. Hans Fritzsche, after to put on the wide-brimmed his acquittal in the Nuremberg ten

Ilin opponent looks at his straw hat, white homespun trials he told me that Britam's territory at their cliles are cards. If he has a nine or an

warfare would have strategic and industrial objee- cunt and jodhpurs of the political

talled completely bul for one tives which will be bemoed.eight he wins. If he has a Korean peasant and join the

They are urged to get out. five he asks for another thing.

card. trek of heavily laden re- fugees fleeing from the war ed Heydrich through the American lines. take measures against the whole

arms

invaded munists

Leaflets have been dropped cards to his opponent and warning the inhabitants of two to himself. towns in Communist-held

"When your agents assassinat- Look ahead

you forted us to

one big consolation, If the Korean wor

In reply- installing their artillery in K the disruption of communi

WIM IL SUNG, harassed by

his The king looks at cards. If he has a nine or an eight he wins, if not he

Americans are thus nlready preparing to create a refugee population in Com- passes another card to his munist-held territory.

opponent. The problem it will present for Kim Il Sung harassed by day and night Air ralds, will

certainly uc no smaller than that

in the south Is for MacArthur's General Walker,

As Kim's

army.

They also win...

THE

stanie.

casino takes a percentage

franca for

the

As often as not they will Czech nation which estranged THE

them from us and drove them leave their

behind

into

your camp." There are plenty of them.

The

of North objective urms caches which were Korea's Kim 11 Sung's quick- prepared before the Com-change-artist Commandos is to Koren achieve just this and clearly the where they can pick up all treatest cure has to be taken not

to help them.

of the winnings. So for it There is they need: Or they can get

has made 270 million one of the old peasant however.

power decreases more profit this year than The red circle on his map

under the lows of the Amert the same period last year. Then, women to stack her bundle continues to go as it has been

roing there last days, enn Air Force and artillery, it for 12 months' pluy, it earned around Pisandong and those

with weapons and ammu- damage which a Fifth Column will be more and more difeult 490) million francs. other round

refugee-

coup can do may well become for him to hold down the thou- When the king has his first In Korea their main jobs nition. infested areas like it re-

What could be simpler or progresively smaller. Especialy sands of South Koreans whom win he leaves the chip on the 1.8 it had been prepared to he has press-ganger Into his table as the stake for the next present the generalissimo's so far have been:- unwilling tribute to the most 1 To infiltrate behind the more normal than for a tired coincide with the last knock-out

When sit down on a offensive.

he Do not let this optimism of

he loses heavily the refugee to successful, most dangerous,

In hilltop from which he can

mine, however lead you into balls from his wallet his lucky and simplest of the secret Americans in the rear.

underestimating the importance card-the king of diamonds. He weapons unpacked from the this they have been success see the Americans moving

of those red circles-on Mne- pals it in front of him on Arthur's, map.

edge of the green baize Lace Soviet armoury

the ful, we are told on several up a rond to the front and for

We must study deeply the downwards, then doubles nis occasions. Korean war,

drled up cations

lesson of Stalin's new quick-stakes. us sples and the bed of

in his own territory, change guerillas. It is

When he a weapon,

We are going more 2 To act

wins he laughs stream?

and in occupied South Korea, İs to see them over, which reinains effec-

performing else heartily-and jokes with the What more natural than that likely suon to be faced with a cross the mountains by nor at home, staggering under blows from conflict between the Ameri- mally unused paths in order to

Korean civil escape from the ever-increasing deploy- cans and the ment of United States air population. power against them.

Men and women members Experts tell me we can of this special corps are look forward to seeing it trained by a special division used more and more when- of the North Korean Com- ever the Soviet is opposed to munist Army, which acts as the West.

the parent organisation for all guerillas.

troops disguised as peasant re- tugces. There they are taught to

In the Wengwan area I came assume whatever disguise is cross a battery which had been

saboteurs.

tive even today when the 3 Most important of all to a large party of peasants should strong Fifth Column movement

Communists in Korea are

or

Three jobs

my mind to cause a

the Communistat

I have seen it came off again and again.

It worked

where yet.

(London Express Service)

loser.

---Landon Express Service)

C.V.R. Thompson reports the U.S.A.

NEW YORK. Hists, of all American chips even babysitters,

now

will ceme under the social security E successful attack by the C°

YOMMUNISTS and their saling to foreign ports,

old-age pension scheme. CAPTAIN Lewis Shackle- Communists on Pohang was sympathisers are

Aul housewives will have the ford, ti coastguard security jch of collecting inxes even largely the work of guerilla longer to be allowed to go officer who promised he will

remove every Red from the New from temporary workers,

sending them to the Gover- York waterfront, forbade 40 of ment.

abroad.

First

and

the crews of the liners America Paul Robeson was and Washington to sall in OPINION: Writes columnist

1 passport. Then them.

In

court

hc

Cedr'e Adams: "There is one hne consolation about being in the infantry-they can't threaten

WHETHER it is a cold war most suitable for their forced to change its position denied a shooting war, in mission. One moment they four times in two days because

one fortnight of the enemy's ability to locate Washington told Rockwell line Asin

stopped nearly 100 sailing. or in Europe, the will be in the front

and bombard it before it had Kent, almost as famous for They are given a chance to you with anything worze," principle of the weapon will fighting as correctly

un selled in.

themselves before D be the same. Put in its formed soldiers of the North Then General

his pro-Communist speeches defind Hobart Gay,

consisting

POPULARITY: Since he be- of

repre- simplest terms, it is the use Korean army, Next they commander of the 1st Cavalry as for his paintings of the sentatives of their union,

Russia's the in talking back to of quick change artist will be trying to ancak into Division gave the order that all American way of life, that management, and the Govern- Jacob Malik, Warren Austin,

refugees were to be moved out

ment. But few have won their American delegate to UNO, has troops-men and women. the American lines dressed of the area within 24 hours and he could not go to Prague. appeals.

been getting 5,000 fan lellers a day In Europe's cold war their in American steel helmets that any Koreans found there

At the same time the au- ILOME: The servant problem Joli would be to stir

Republicans are beginning to up and those shapeless green after that were to be shot. It

thorities began a campaign to is noon to become more so. wonder whether be might trouble by acting not as fatigues which G.L.s urc

But just think what it means ban Communists from the Trumanites ordained thot chars, be the man to put up against Communists or Russians, wearing in Korea,

to the Americans to have to crews, as well as the passenger maids, cooks, butlers, and President Truman in 1962.

worked.

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