Statesman. SalcmOre.Fri.t Dec. 21, '58 ($e c. I) 0
Nixon Sees
Refugees
In Austria
(Star Im MS
VIENNX, Austria. Dec, JO V
Vlce President Nixon pent a full
day today talking with official!
rruiia aa he aought to in-
form himself on th Hungarian
refuge aituation. r
Nixon began tha day with a i
formal visit to 83-year-old Presi-
dent Koerner. He brought ' letter j
from President Eisenhower peals-'
inf Austria' car of the refugee!, ;
and an autographed pholo of- the i
President. He also aaw Chancellor
Juliui Raab and other top Aus
trian officials.
Then his H-ear convoy sped
east from the capital, toward the P
Hungarian border. Security offi
cial! had advised strongly againt
pert mrougn me jrnn vunaia, j
and Nixon -did not actually reacn
It.
Without telling anyone in ad
vance, however, the vie presi
dent's ear went all the way to An
dau. a village at the .easternmost
tip of Austria wh're the bulk of
the refugees have been coming
through. The frontier il only two
miles away.
1.SM Dally
Officials said hundreds came
laM night. About 1,500 arrive ev
ery day along the 150-mile fron
tier. -
Nixon went first to ' Andau's
j.... tii nnw Red Croaa cen
ter wilh multicolored crepe paper
.a .till kanfrintf frAfn the I I
rafters. There tens of thousands:
nf refugees have had their first-j
taut of the free world s hospital-,
ity soup and beds of straw. I
Red Cross workers said they
till do not have beds. Nixon last-
ed ome of the soup to e if h
was good.
Transportation hai ... now Im
proved, and most refugees go to
more comfortable camps the next
day after their first night here.
baakra. Hands
Hundreds of refugees crowded;
around the vice president and he
had a few words and a handshake
for as many as he could reach.
It was at Andau that he met a
legless boy from Budapest who
has only one arm. Nixon wisnea
him luck In his project to get to
America. He explained to report-
ers mai ne couiu u up 1 1
HiviA.nl cases himself but would;?
aee that all requests are passed
Ml
At the village school he found;
doiens of families lodged ft the'
classrooms, with babies being fed
- out of American baby food cans.)
He handled some of the babies ;
for the photographers, and shook i
hands with doxens of parents.
The American political habit of;
all-around handshaking appeared (
to astonish the refugees. j
"if Hungarian Premier Janos ,
-Kadar did anything like that,";
said one. "the people would tear
him into little pieces."
The vie president lunched with
Gov. Johaim Wagner of the Bur
genland border province in the big
orange-yellow Esterhaxy Palace
that now housei the provincial
.. u. nriiwri Austrian
gUVCIUlliCUb, - f a,
generosity in helping the refugee. i
Kuslaa Barracks
im vi.iisM ! other tamos. The
first was at Eisenstadtjln a group j
of apartment houses evacuated j
only a year ago by Russian ecu-
?ation forces, men ne warn u
raiskirchen, where thousands of
refugees are housed in an old ar
tillery school that also wa a Rus
sian barracks.
At Traiskirchen he interviewed
half a doien teen-ager who had
taken part in the fighting agaiwt
the Russians.
"What made you do that? , h
asked repeatedly.
m. w usiiallv! We
were Just fed Hip," or, "We wanted
a better lite." .' ! r,"" ' V "
Merry Christmas . ,
n. xiim nrMe'nt had learned
the Hungarian! word for "hello'
and "merry Christmas" and he
used these many time in: hra con-
tact with tfie refugees.,
tv, rW;tm nurtv was the
last event on the day' program.
In the evening. Nixon was ium
at a dinner given oy tnanceiior
Raab. .. '
th vice nresident
win visit a refugee camp in "Vi
enna chool. He will confer with
Austrian official, who are expect
ed to tell him of the train .the
r f u g c flood has put on Au
stria' economy. He will have a
look at V.f 8. installations in the
capital " " ' " '
Afi.r m rrnntinn bv U. S. Am
bassador Llewellyn E. Thompson,
Nixon will leave Dy specim warn
for Salzburg and a visit to refugee
camp in that area, and then take
off for Munich, uermany, .
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