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Dog foster-mothers cubs

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1950.

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When these three five-week-pid tlase 'cubs were seen by the rubile for the first time at the London Zoo, they were being fastor-mothored by a black Coolie dog. "Bessie." Their mother, Jungle-bred "Mamsahib,” proved so irresponsible a parent that they were taken away from her, At birth they weighed about a pound each. One now weighs 6 pounds 1 ounce; the other two 5 pounda 2 ounces each—(AP Photo).

Britain modernising her carrier strength

London, September 29.

Britain is prossing ahoad with modernisation of its naval aircraft carrior float as war in Korea demands increased preparedness by the Royal

Navy. New carriers are under construction and plans underway to equip the Royal Navy with its first regular jet squadrons after many months of

trials.

San

Francisv

Honolulu

Wake

Guam

34 HOURS AWAY

25. JOURS ANAY

39511 HOURS AWAY

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TO NOURS AWAY

00100

Manila

Hongkong

4 HOURS AWAY

CHOCKS AWAY

PAL

AND ARRIVE FEELING FINE!

PHILIPPINE AIR LINES

Several new types of purc jet or turbo-propeller aircraft have been developed or are in production for British ships, including anti-submarine planes with greater mobility and striking power than any yet used by Royal Navy pilots. Lessons from the Korcan

distances from its carrier base. Under its wings it is equipped to carry an air torpedo, bombs, depth charges, mines

rockets.

Anti-sub planos

sight

DON

New York, Tuesday. A man can spend too much time among diplomats. I have been dividing my life between Lake Success and the Waldorf-Astoria, and today along comes Flushing Mea- dow,

The main event takes place in the Meadow, with more than 500 Klobal figures from 19 nations assembling on the Site of New Yori:'s World Faiz.

The place was a skating rink until recently, so there are ob- vious jokes about the delegates meeting there,

The danger of mingling so fre- quently with major and minor statesmen is that it destroys all forth-rightness.

A few more days of these non- stop conferences and I will be pontificating about "measured approaches towards grave prob lems," "interesting exchanges of views," "partial exploration of Insues."

Enter Vyshinsky

That is how these gents talk That is how they think. i wel- come the arrival of the vitu- perative Vyshinsky, who is here also to graze in the Meadow, and perhaps to kick up his heels.

Confronted by the Soviet- storred superman in person, our Leam may emerge from thele huddie and tackle the opposition. The British, purticularly, have been in indifferent form. But how can Mr. Bovin be expected to perform wonders when his boss back home decides to take over the steel industry?

The invasion

Everyone here, wulizing in the Waldorf, paddling in the Lake, or meandering in the Meadow, talks of the political crisis In Britain.

IDDON'S

DIARY

the backsliders who buddenly sea, It is enjoying almost as much the light and expose all.

popularity as the Charleston, The new way to fortune and which has many people swinging" fame hero is to reveal that you | their hips. were a deep-dyed Red, but are now bright Red-Whille-and- Blus, also starred und striped,

A quarter of a century ago, when half of America was doing' the Charleston, the other half At once you are called upon to write books, contribute now-

was muttering: "Day by day, in paper columns, deliver Icctures, every way, I am getting better and better." This was the great make public appearances, broad-self-herlig, optimistle credo of cast and telecast. I have no time Emile Cous, founder of Coucism. for these birds and scarlet in their plumage,

10A-

Today Dr. Alfred Johns, direc- tor of the Modern Institute of Atla straight thinking is

Coucism, has brought it back to needed, and not only about the life, He can cure your waak- ex-Reds-but about air-rald pre-nesses-girls, gambling,

every- thing-or so he says.

Cautions,

1.

Although sirens are now ban- ned from Aro squads, something called "buckaye whistles" arc permitted, and Bremen 'Jove to blow them.

can detect no differenca whatsoever between the noise sirens make and #ic nolsu buckeye whistles produce. Nor can other people.

1

Maybe the men of Wall Street are bellevers in Couolam. The Stock Market certainly gets bot- ter and better every day in every [way.

-Unfortunately, prices keep pace with the shures,

Buying British'

At least, the fear that New York is the "target for tomor-

Everything else may be going row" is not keeping out visitors.

up, but the value of the dollar is The city is crowded, its shops, going down, and down, streets, restaurants thronged.

British goods continue to hold New York In early autumn is

their own.. The shoppers art for sweaters, alives, baby at its best, bright and, cool and biddin radiant,

carriages, And the poople flow in.

bicycles, tweeds, Not all are welcome. A band leather goods, silverware, linen, of Prohibitionists HAVC pitched and, of courzo, Scotch whisky. camp to make capital out of the

Our Influence on fashions here, Korean war

however, Is not great. We get These bluenoses wani avery-the, style for the well-dressed one to climb on the water wagon muri and the tweed-sulted for the duration. They are cam-woman; but after that there is a paigning strenuously to make the

painful silence. country go dry again, and some politicians rupport them.

They forget that Prohibition brought gang rule and mobster domlantion the last time. brought a carnival of crime, is no good.

'In every way'

IL *t

There are also revivalists of the old call here. Couetsm is back.

New Yorkers themselves have LAOS LEAGUE OF

un uneasy feeling that their elly no longer belongs to them. The foreign fashion-plates have est- ablished themselves

on Long Island and, encamped in Flush- Ing, taken over the best Man- hattan hotels, and are ready to move into the big glass house on the East River, north of 24nd Street.

'Impy' the hero

Two largör. alrcraft are be

They are very welcome, but ing developed anti-aub please let them

for

leave a little fighting are already under study

marine work from carrlore. elbow room for the locals, by Admiralty advisers who have

Fitted with turbo-propeller en- noted the jet's disadvantage of

gines and the latest radar and torpedo launching too much speed in close support

equipment of ground fighting,

they will exceed anything now in use by the Royal Navy. This factor may influence the types

retained

One uf aircraft

these

the twin- developed for

noval as well as engined Fairey Air Force squadrons In the next with balug the first turbo-pro-

nir

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17. X

RESISTANCE

San Francisco, September 28. A "Resistance League" has been established in Laos, West Central Indo-China, to develop "a patriotic war against French imperialists and American in- terventionists," the Chinese Coni munist Radio claimed in a broadcast heard here today.

A Peking Radio broadcast said that the League had called upon are the people af Laos to till twice Aas much land as last year, to carry through a campaign against literacy and to help the People's Army in opposing the enemy."

Particularly as the people in a flat-swinging mood, credited empire of gambling graft with the police deeply involved ap

your or two, but jet planes al-peller aircraft to land on and ready planned for service will take off from a naval carrier. give the Royal Navy its fastest Put into the air for the first time

weapon in

last year, the history.

Fairey 17 com- Leading In

pleted its deck-landing trials on struction are two big class ves- the currier Illustrious this sum- sels, the 30,800-ton Eagle and Ark | mer. Royal, the largest carriers ever bullt in Britain.

new carrier

con-

Eagle is due to be completed by the end of this year and Ark Royal by 1952.

Á navy "first"

able class are

particular feature of the Fairey 17 is the mounting of its two engines side by side in the nose of the plane, each function-

ség

The broadcast, quoting a Viet- nom news agency despatch, as serted that the people in Laos had organised their own armed foreca-Reuter.

pears to have enmeshed some of the city's leading citizens, and lot of tine folk are looking for an out and an alibi,

Our friend acting-Mayor Vin- cent Impellitteri has

his chance and seized it.

Now known as Impy, ho has become a popular hero among the honest, and might Oght the poli- tical racket machine yet.

These disturbances are, of driving eight-course, part and parcel of the election, and it's a significant

London, September 28. tribute to the American way of Only close relations and a few lite that of the four candidates intimate friends today attended for mayor two are Italian-born the funeral of the Dowager Catholics, one is an Italian-born Marchioness of Milford-Haven, Protestant, and the other is agrand-daughter of Queen Victoria. Russian-born Jew. All after the Her

Ingenting alrscrews.

bladed

Rolls-

FUNERAL OF MARCHIONESS

The other anti-submarine air- Several light carriers are also

craft, the Blackburn Y.A.-5, made

trials with a its deek in various stages of construction and Second World War ships Royce

Griffon engine, моге such as, the 23,000-ton Indefatig which powered the Battle of Bef- powerful than the famous Merlin being modernised to allow theni to operate jet air-

Job previously held by O'Dwyer, of Burman, Earl Mountballen tain Hurricanes and Spitfires.

Princess Andrew of craft.

an Irish-born Catholle. Each year the Air Arm of the

Greece (the Duke of Edinburgh's Experiments in the operation i Royal Navy

Here is the evidence of receives

the mother) and the Crown Princess melting-pot. Hare expenditure

arc the of Sweden were present at the of jet aircraft with Royal Navy portions of Admiralty and

strength and tolerance of Ame-short private

in service have been continued now that fleets are bulit round

the ince the end of the last war.

carriers instead of battleships.

Chapel Royal, St. James' Palace, marvellous mongrel of a city, and for burial at

There has never been such a before the removal of the body The world's Arst jet landing and take-off from the deck of

Whippingham, fis New Yorkers have a right to be the Isle of Wight. an aircraft carrier was made by

proud. Sea Vampire-naval version of

Her husband, formerly Prince They have less reason to bo Louis of Battenburg, was buried the Royal Air Force Vampire jet

proud of the allly fuss they are in the Isle of Wight in fighter-In December 1945.

making of the ex-Communists, Reuter. and

carriera

Since then experiments

I was recently reckoned that more than third of the entire Royal Navy personnel was now devoted to naval aviation in one form or another--Reuter.

trinis have been successfully car- HOFFMAN'S LAST

ried cut in night landings of jet fighters and the landing of fast, heavy planes without undercar- riages on specially prepared flexi ble rubberised flight decks.

Royal

Navy officer com- manding & corrier squadron has since been quoted as saying: "AI the worries and troubles forechat

A

when we started experiments with

carrier-borne jcts have been proved to be completely false."

Two pure new jet fighters in production for the Royal Navy are the Vickers Supermarine Attacker and the Hawker Sca Hawk.

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Record brooker The Attackor passed its first deck trials in 1947 and the follow- ing year broke the world's 100-- Idilometres (621⁄2 miles) closed cireult record with a speed of over 664 miles an hour, carrying full military equipment.

OFFICIAL TRIP

Orly Alcßeld, September 28. Mr. Paul G. Hoffman arrived here today on his last visit to Marshall Western Europe 1. Plan Administrator.

He is making the trip which will take in the capitals of most of the recovery programme há- tions at the request of President Truman who accopted his re- Monday. algnation administrator on

Mr. Hoffman is in favour of economic aid to Korea.

"Wo ure prepared to go ahead be soon as the Government gives. the green light," he said.

"We have people in there and they are trying to work out a ro- construction programme. I do defnitely beleve that there should be continued aid, We should pick up where we Ieft off."

Both these jet fighter types are expected to begin to replace the Royal Navy's present propeller-

Asked if the old should 0x driven Sea Furles and Seafres tend to all Korea, he said, "That before long but the Admiralty depends on the military settle- have recently become more | ment—and II Kören wants it,”--- security-minded about disclbeing Reuter.

spocile times or dotails - of new

carrier armament.

bo

At the same time, it is not to.

Navy med

Immediately swi

ment.

that all the Royal carrier, aquadrons will

switch to let equip Decisions on this may be made according to the work or operations that individual carriers are required. to

fot Aght- ers, other types of aircraft for the Royal Navy are being power

Apart from the

LINER RESUMES VOYAGE

Southampton, September 28. 49,740-ton Liberte, which

Franco's biggest liner, the aground on

went a mudbanje”, aft Southampton Water last night. today resumed her voyago to New York, apparently- aged, under

ed with turbo-propeller engines. She left after 300 passengers

The Westland Wyvern, which had been taken on board from recently passed its initial dock small bonis, Thian wag ka pens landidg, trials, is to be a strikerent further: daley be

fighter? capabijá at flying long↑ Mautery

rica.

MJAMIY

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Possibly our designers arc frightened of the bizarre, whleli the American woman embraces.

This season American women wli wear coonskin caps, Daniel Boone hats, poodle cloth Jackets' 80. that they will have the fuzzy, shaggy-dog look. sounds re- volting.

Second fashion thoughts-When woman meets a man who looks her straight in the oye she'd bet

do something about her

ter

Agure.

Hollywood launches the *3= treme fashiona-jowelled dog. collars for stars to match the

ones they have bought for their pets.

It's a tough war. Barbara

two Stanwyck's French poodles, Missy and Dinky, have rhinestono and topaz collars. Joan Crawford's poodle Cliquot has a collar sct with seed pearls and imitation rubles. How is it out there in Korea?

The James Masons are back in their mansion, saying there's no place like their Hollywood home and how thrilled they were' by the Statue of Liberty.

These soon-to-be American citizens no longer have any--time Huddersfield-and may be for Huddersßeld hasn't much time for them,

Theatre invasion

Noel Coward is in town, ready to start his book "Future Inde- finite" the second volume of "Present Indicative.” I'd like to see him write another "Caval- cade.**

Donald Crisp asked that it be made known that he is alive, not dead, Lionel Barrymore recent- ly referred to him as 'the 'lafe Donald-Crisp.------

The London Invasion of tho Now York theatre will soon start with "Black

Chiffon," "Mies Mabel," "Background," "Home at Seven," and a revival of Tho Green Bay Tree."

Following the Gloria Swanson comeback you can expect D Norma Shearer triumphal return to flims, Le begins at 50.. Heard around town: Since Louis Johnson resigned they call him the Secretory of Self-De- fence. The latest Russian is called a Glovaytobroktorockyt. By the time you can pronounce It it's last year's model:

Attlee's nationalization

car

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