Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1942 — Page 11

‘THURSDAY, AUG: 6,

FLIER ESCAPES

TIBETAN DEATH

Chinese Merchant Hesouis u. S. Pilot From Tribal

Execution.

By KARL ESKELUND United Press Staff Correspondent

WITH THE U. S. AIR FORCE|}

IN CHINA, Aug. 1 (Delayed). — Forced down in the wilds of Tibet, an American pilot was sentenced to death by a native tribal chief but was rescued shortly before the hour

of execution by a traveling Chinese

merchant, it was disclosed today. Safe in China, Charles. Sawyer,

Emmet, Ida., a former American

Volunteer Group flier told the story of his last minute escape from the suspicious Tibetan tribesmen, who execute their condemned with spears. “I made a belly landing on an open field in a valley,” said Sawyer. “When I opened my eyes, there were. several dozen people in colorful clothes standing about a hundred feet from my plane. They carried spears, broadsyords and a few flint rifles at leas undred years old. “They just stood thee, watching me. But half an hpupiater a young man dashed up plane/ He was a giant—at least six feet four. He climbed up on .one wing, A moment later the tribesmien stormed the plane. 5 “They dragged me from the plane

At Spy Trial

Dr. Otto Willumeit, midwest ‘Naii bund leader, doesn’t appear worried in court at Hartford, Conn., where’ he testified in the

Molzahn. Willumeit said that he accompanied Gerhard Wilhelm Kunze, leader of the GermanAmerican bund, on a trip along the Pacific coast during which Kunze pointed out “harbor installations, naval dispositions and shipping points that were vulnerable, and places of possible invasion.” Kunze pleaded guilty.

and threw me on the ground. I showed them a Chinese flag, ‘but they evidently didn’t recognize it. “Suddenly, another group of men —I believe they were of a different tribe—arrived’' and took me to a

.| village a few miles away.

Commentary by WALTER

~ “In the evening they marched me southward. We walked the whole night. Just before dawn, we

head man ordered his men to execute me. But shortly before the scheduled execution, a- Chinese merchant arrived at the village. After a few words with the tribes-

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man, he secured my release.

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