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Formosa Not Eager To Aid Free Chinese TAIPEH, Formosa (Reuters)-- | The ageing Nationalist Army of | Gen. Chiang Kai-shek, in refuge | on lush Formosa, is seeking new blood to fill its thinning ranks, but * Formosans are not eager to join. A inese, a section of American military the Formosans or ors "doubt whether the Nationalist Army can recruit strongly from local sources --and there are no other. The Formasan, Chinese by race, Jargely anese in upbringing, have ually a cross between the two, considers that he would have little to gain by becoming a Nationalist soldier. After more than 300 years of | virtual isolation from the Chinese mainland and 40 years of Japanese rule, the Formosan has had little time either to understand or love Chiang or China. Formosans say that they would demand the right to defend their island against any Communist at- tack and their record as infantry- men in the Japanese Army in the Second World War shows they are fearless and soldierly. But participation in a Chinese Nationalist Army holds neither a love nor money incentive for them. Nationalist soldiers now are well fed and comparatively well paid. But Formosans say that it would take a greater incentive than Chin- ese army food and pay to entice them to leave peaceful, prosperous Formosa. The Chinese Nationalist Army in the three years has been reduced by about 150,000, on official Hsures. Under American miliary super- vision the aged and it have been retired. With them went thousands unfitted for army life but qualifying for the Nationalist payroll by virtue of kinship or loyalty to a superior officer, The average age of Nationalist soldiers is generally accepted here as about 28--far above that in most other armies. The soldier today actually gets his 50 cents a month and can make sure that his $1.54 a month extra food allowance is spent to his Reds Pick - By BILL BOSS network of radio and radar naviga- tion aids on the Pacific airlift route. RCAF fliers said during my flight here from McChord Field, Wash., that the jamming usually occurs during bad weather when the aids are most needed. Only one radio station used for navigation on my trip was drowned out by a Russian propaganda sta- tion. Its signals came through the Russian program only when other To Jam RCAF Radio TOKYO (CP)--Russian radio sta- | tions periodically try to jam the | -w- a -- -- ------------ Bad Days |was poor and the Russians were correspondingly more active. Lightstone said that once last December his then flight captain filed a 10-hour flight plan from Shemya in the Rleuiispe to Tokyo. They had 13 hours' Yuel aboard. "The weather was bad and we couldn't take astro shots to fix our position. The Russians jammed our loran and radio. Twelve hours passed before we could see two stars and took a sextant bearing. The third engine conked out. We | ted area. flight--McChord field to Bm | dorf field at Anchorage, Alaska, ------ and Elmendorf to Shemya--that | minutes. Betw would be impossible. The Russians | stiff headwinds, can't interfere with the set-up. when aircraft must pass close to |leg. Russian territory. one ahead. trolled that Middleton could say: chance. | driving Jon St. Catharine street mas ontrea weather ahead is like, what it's [Shemya Boxing Day. found we were 100 miles off course, | like at the other end, who is using flying over the centre of a prohibi- |the route with us and where he is: {and we know exactly when we're But they can on that final leg, unknown on "It's a lot safer flying today than | We know what the |T! een 'the he Russians and however, | tions of up to two hours are not | THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Wednesday, April 20, 19583 17 |'Stalin' Winner varia- the Shemya-Tokyo | | Refused Entry The international dateline, I was Navigation-aid stations dot the |delighted to note, crosses up air- route, throwing out radio and radar | men who deal with it frequently, |beams, and aircraft check in by radio as they pass. Additionally, {gaining and losing of the planes send regular position re- their last airport or the | process several times a year. portg 1 Iueir last sirpo Mort Lightstone said he and i n- | Middleton three months ago cros- The, Whole Drocedurs Js x0 so Christm Pagitic braced or ¥6e "They don't leave anything to |Christmas days--one in Tokyo an y Ything he other en route back at Shemya. me worked out they missed Christ- altogether. okyo Christmas Eve and hit just as it does the rest rows men who go through the They OTTAWA (CP)--An immigration department spokesman confirmed Tuesday that Mrs. Monice 40-year-old British winner of the Stalin Peace Prize, has been re- fused entry to Canada. The spokesman gave no specific reason for the refusal but sald simply that Mrs. Felton *'does not meet our requirements." He de- clined to elaborate. A novelist, Mrs. Felton had been due to leave for Canada by air Saturday at the invitation of the Canadian Peace Congress. ENLISTMENTS ADD 954 us. The ys still reached BIG FREIGHTERS GOTHENBURG, Sweden (CP)-- OTTAWA (CP)--The armed for- ces enrolled a total of 2,110 officers and men in March for a net gain | Trend toward ever-bigger freighter is reflected in Swedish shipbuild- ing figures. Several vessels of 34, tons are planned by a Gothen- burg firm which recently delivered aids had guided the aircraft into its immediate range. RECALL BAD FLIGHTS FO. Mort Lightstone of Ottawa, "The only. thing was to carry going to reach our destination." on through the area and back on CAREFUL TIMING course. We reached Tokyo 12| The navigators work out an esti- hours 10 minutes after leaving mated time of arrival after the ShemYa with only 40 minutes' pilot decides his route. They work | advantage. Already there are about 10,000 Formo s ans in the Nationalis Army. As recognition of superior of 954, bringing the strength of the three services to 104.427, de- fence headquarters said Tuesday. he navy enrolled 325 for a net gain of 162 to 15,546; the army 827 RADIO LOG are put . CBL-U.N FRE. Kate Aitken ews: Ballroom | EY: Mite Mearian | GR Beylah . WGR 550 o CKFY S80 © CBL 740 © C.RC 860 © CHML 900 WBEN 930 eo CFRB 1010 @ CHUM 1050 e CKOC 1150 CKLB 1240 @ WKBW 1520 eo CHVC 1600 information on radiv programs is supplied by the inaividual stations. The Times -iazette prints program corrections and Shauges as submitted and does not lity for WEDNESDAY EVENING 6.00 P.M. WGR:Jo Stafford CKLB-News; Sports; What's WHEN. Ns on at the Theatres: Supper lub CBL-News; Sports CFRB-Bing Crosby CKEY-News: Ballroom WGR-News: Story Behind the Headlines WBEN-News 6.15 P.M. CBL-Mayfair Melodies CFRB-Pathway of Duty. Guides and Brownies WOR Sports: Heartbeats WEEN. Sports 6.30 P.M. Commentary: Film Music 45 P.M. 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