Youths Released By * Arrive In London -- Mr. Valeriu Georgescu 50-year-old naturalized American who claimed that his two sons had been held in Rumania to force him to spy for the Communists, is pictured with the boys - Constantin (left), 20, and Peter, 14 (right) - at London Airport this evening (Monday). Father and sons had just arrived from Frankfurt.Constantin and Peter left Bucharest on Saturday after their release by the Rumanian authorities and were met by Mr. Georgescu - when they had not seen for seven and a half fears - when they reached Vienna by train.The boys had been given me passports but only a one-way * cement from the Rumanian Government valid for their Journey to the bited states. April 12, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

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Youths Released By ***** Arrive In London -- Mr. Valeriu Georgescu 50-year-old naturalized American who claimed that his two sons had been held in Rumania to force him to spy for the Communists, is pictured with the boys - Constantin (left), 20, and Peter, 14 (right) - at London Airport this evening (Monday). Father and sons had just arrived from Frankfurt.Constantin and Peter left Bucharest on Saturday after their release by the Rumanian authorities and were met by Mr. Georgescu - when they had not seen for seven and a half fears - when they reached Vienna by train.The boys had been given me passports but only a one-way ***** cement from the Rumanian Government valid for their Journey to the bited states. April 12, 1954. (Photo by Reuterphoto).

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