Salem, Oregon, Thursday, November 29, 1956 THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL' Section 3 Page 9 Refugees From OPEN THIS FRIDAY ONLY ALL DAY -9:30A.M. TO 9 P.M. Hungary Flood All of Austria Over Half of 100,000 Still Being Cared for In Relief Camps Br JACK MEEHAN United Press Stair Correspondent ON THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN FRONTIER (UP) Tall rushes frozen into flint-hard spikes thrust their way upward through the ice 01 ihis swampland frontier. There was blood on those reedy Dayoneis loaay. They call it the "iron curtain, this swampy bit of borderland chosen by Hungarian 'refugees in their flight to freedom. But it should be called the "terror cur tain" for that is what it is. The only sound in the sub'-zero dawn is the whispering of the wind through the frozen reeds. And then there is the shriek of a woman in despair. Her voice rises in terror and pain too fierce for silence. You see nothing except an oc casional Communist border guard swathed in an overpadded coat as he waddles into view across the treacherous ocean of ice that is the frontier. You know he shivers, too, for you can see him beat his hands together for warmth. There is no warmth in this icy world that is one of the main un derground railway stations on the road from Budapest to Vienna, and still thf refugees come through it on ine of the most, body. and-soul-bc'.iering roads chosen and conquered by man. Thousands have chosen this path and won. Some have failed, killed by Communist border guards with in a Russian rifle shot of neutral Austria's beflagged frontier. Signs of their passing, tinseled with frost, lie scattered about like crazy remnants around some mad man's Christmas tree. Signs Of The Time A tiny tot's red zippered snow suit with its faded label from a Budapest department store lies huddled near the reeds. Two - patched inner tubes to which men and women clung and paddled through the bone-numbing waters of border canal... A baby's picture book whose nursery rhyme illustrations are the same the world over though the words are in Hungarian. ..a child's blue knitted woolen hat and mit tens held together by a piece of tattered cord. In the tall rushes where the woman screamed tbe ice thickness varies. The water depth varies, too. Many of the refugees fighting through to freedom here have plunged neck deep into the water through the ice. The sudden chilling shock has driven some, already buffeted by fatigue, to the verge of shrieking hysteria. More hardy ones have dog trotted circulation and warmth into frostbitten limbs on the safety of Austrian soil. War-hardened (American news men sometimes weep openly as they watch the tortured and path etic parade of refugees. A French photographer smashed his camera in a fury of frustrated rage. A tel evision cameraman kept his cam era whirring although he was un able to focus through his tears. Sobbing Mail In one fantastic dash for free dom scores of men, women and children hurled themselves across the border in a sobbing mass, stumbling, crawling and smashing through the reeds that stabbed their clothes and tore their flesH. A rustle stirs the reeds and the woman who screamed staggers into sight, drenched to her hips with muddy swamp water and clutching her heaving breast. She is 60, she says, and she has walked half the 150 miles from Budapest although she has a weak heart. She says she screamed when she fell through the ice and felt her self fainting. The reeds part and four men slip through, followed by a wo man with a child in her arms. The woman is silent, numb, and is offered a drink of brandy. The silent numbness gives way to hys teria and she screams that her baby is dead. But the child, numbed with cold, is sale. The refugees plod across the open field toward a Red Cross station a mile away. One man wears heavy boots of the Hungar ian army, but the others have only broken leather bound togeth er with rags that are no match for the reedy bayonets. Seven more refugees have joined the M.ooo sheltering in Aus tria and the fresh blood on the reedy bavonets freezes in the wind that sweeps the Hungarian plains. Pravda Tells Whv Hungary Keeps Out UN MOSCOW W Pravda said Thursday Janns Kadar refused In admit United Nations observers lo Hungarv for fear the people ni'Cht mistake them for American troops. The Communist Parly newspaper quoted the Hungarian premier as making the statement in an interview. "The people have been told. 'Hold out. American '""" are coming. Hold out, United Nations forces are comin? " P"1 quoted Kadar as saying. The people no longer are clear about the difference between American forces and United Nations forces. 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