I De Mo'nej Tribune Petn GERMAN MYSTERY MAN July 26, 1954 VTohlgemnHi went hack ts World War If, Schroeder said, and John never took seriously the accusation that Dr. Wohlgemuth was a Communist fellow traveler. Schroeder indicated John might have been drugged, then Case of John Brings Cries For Change taken to East Berlin. He said, Berlin hsvs bwn strengthened to intercept any "agents" who might try to escape from the Soviet zone to the relative safety of West Berlin. Gerhard Sehioeder, West, Germany's interior minister; Monday insisted that available information shows John was trapped into going to East Germany, Suhioeder said John did not have any official documents with him.
Schroeder described Dr. Wplf-gang Wohlgemuth, a West Berlin physician who ac-companed John to East Berlin, as "the key figure" in the case. 1 John's connection with ppol -tment four years ago. Over the weekend, John was said to hsvs been seen in Communist Tarty "headquarters in East Berlin and even to have taken part in, a reception for Red China's Tremler Chon Enlal. The Communists apparently are using John's defection as an evctise for rounding up "political unreliables" of their own.
They are leaving the that this Is the renult of John's "disclosures," but that Idea Is scotched here. It appears to be true, however, that police controls around "Dr. Wohlgemuth is expert in the use of drugs." Schroeder also disclosed that a German named Baron Wolfgang Von Futlitz, considered a Soviet agent, recently tried to win John to the Communist cause. He said John rejected the offer. (Copyright.
1S54.) By David M. Mchol. (Special Tijapatch to fhlcaeo Dallf citwt and 1'ik Molnea Ttibuna.) CERMANY Two influential newspapers of widely differing views joined Monday in a demand that West Germany's "political police" be put firmly under the control of the federal Comments came a German government circles worked feverishly preparing their own version of the desertion of Dr. Otto John to Soviet occupied East Germany, lie headed West Germany's security forces. The conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung pointed out that governments normally have i I t.
i 'ft 3 Aw l' 1 -1 V- EXTRA D10 VAUI55 ALl OVEI1 TI3E STOHCf: PennCy's VA TOT ft JULY a minister or uerense at me head of the armed forces. Why not, it asks, have minister for v4weA internal defense? The liberal Sueddeutsche Zel- OUT AuP SAVE JPLbll UOWI tung of Munich demanded that the "jungle atmosphere" sur OPEN MONDAY NIGHT TIL 9 PM rounding intelligence agencies in Germany be ended. REDUCED TO CLEAR! Meanwhile, there Is growing realization that the German government cannot avoid Its own responsibilities for the John case, no matter how much the Germans would like to blame It on the MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Allies. The Allies turned down 12 WiiepllOlO (A.P.) Mystery man in the case of a mlanlng West Gorman official is Dp. Wolfgang Wohlgemuth, fiown In a recent picture with a friend at a West Berlin night club.
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Cai'eharl Cannon (Kan.i. 'ouper (Ky. t. Cordon Crippa Ulrk.wi (III. Duff Fiworshak (Jdaho), Ferguson (Ariz, Hertflrirkwn (N.
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Watkins lUtahl, Welker (Idaho), Wiley (Wl), Williarat (Del) (40). nemorrata Douglas (111). GIIXKTB Holland irij.1. Edwin C. John-on total (4).
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