Evening star. [volume], September 07, 1948, Page A-15, Image 15

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Jet Expert Who Fled
From Soviets Says Free
Vote Would Oust Reds
ly Hit Associated Press
LONDON, Sept. 7. — A Russian
who said he once was a Jet propul
sion expert In the Soviet Air Force
emerged from hiding yesterday and
said he liked the fresh air of free
England. He said lots of other Rus
sians would, too.
He is Lt. Col. Gregory Tokaev. 38,
whose flight from the Soviet Mili
tary Administration in Berlin was
disclosed a fortnight ago and con
firmed by the Foreign Office.
Col. Tokaev brought his wife and
10-year-old daughter with him. He
appeared at a new conference where
he was heckled and accused of
"treachery” by Soviet press repre
sentatives In London.
Heckled at Meeting.
The bespectacled, slightly built
Russian grinned as he exchanged
verbal punches with his hecklers.
“Give the Russian people Just one
day of Hyde Park, just one chance
at speaking their minds in public,
one free election in the sense that
Great Britain knows it and I am
quite sure 90 per cent of them will
go against the Politburo and Tass
(official Soviet news agency),’’ he
said.
Col. Tokaev refused to say how he
sought asylum with British author
ities in Berlin. But he sai^ he was
now living on a “quiet farm not far
from London” and writing a book.
He said he had been a member
of the Communist Party since 1932
but decided to quit the “ranks of
the disturbers of the world's peace."
Col. Tokaev said he became chief
of the aerodynamics laboratory of
the Zhukovsky Military Aviation
Engineering Academy in Moscow
and during the war was an instruc
tor and research worker in Jet-pro
pelled planes.
Held Vital Ports.
After the war his military jobs in
Berlin included a post as secretary
of the Soviet section of the Allied
Control Council and senior assist
ant to the chief of the Soviet mili
tary aviation section for jet propul
sion science and technology.
Col. Tokaev steadfastly refused to
comment on military subjects, say
ing he was “against the Soviet
regime, but prefers to fight it- po
litically.”
Declaring the Soviet regime is
“fostering a third world war,” Col.
Tokaev said, “I refuse to participate
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