Aircraft Of The Future Desigger's Forecast
Belfast, Sept. 8. The atom-powered air- liner of the future may weigh about 500,000 pounds, and it will take off from the water aided
liquid
by
rockets, an aircraft designer forecast to scientists here
today. The
Mr
designer,
Henry Knowler, was speaking to the
of section
the engineering Brilish
the Association for Advancement of Selence, which is holding its annual conference here.
He said that it could be in- ferred that vapour-driven turbine engines with propellers or ducted funs would form the power units. Members of the physles section were told of the Association about a suggestion to turn the sky into a kind of monster pecn light tube.
war
"Dr A. Von Engel, an Oxford Physics lecturer, said that dur- Ing the
a well-known physicist suggested the use strong beams of short-waves directed on the thin upper air.
of
The theory wDS that gas discharges would then occur, lighting up the sky.
~ THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1952.
Easy Way
Page "3
Eden Outlines West's Doing It The Arab League Council To Views On The German Opium Seizure Unity Problem
In Thailand
Bangkok, Sept. 8.
The police yesterday solved 97 kilos of Ulicit oplum when a band of 20 smugglers
attempted
to enter Nakorn Bvarga in North Thailand.
устр Five
wangglers arrested, while the others fled into the jungle.
Other reports sisted that police reinforcements had beda went to the Thai- Buruma border against
tribesmen who Werd plundering-villares in the Chiengmai Ares--FranOD- Fresse.
PROBLEMS
FACING THE
EMPIRE
Algonquin Park, Sept. 8. The External Affairs Minister, power in the world Mr Lester Pearson, mid here last
not
enough
Unfortunately, Dr Von Engel
there electricni
said.
Wil
to produce more than a glim-aight that Canada would co-
mer from such a source.
aircraft Arzther
designer. Mr Keith Lucas, urged that in developing atomic planes there
must 1x.
operale like any other part of the Commonwealth in the November Economle Conference in London "We understand the importance of our Commonwealth contacts," he said,
closest possible understanding between the atomie research experimental Mr Pearson told the Ontario- establishments and the aircraft Qube section of the Young Liberal Federation: "There are Industry.
have now
which problems replaced some of the old ones.
Ho warned: "Unnecessary aceresy will deprive Dritain of the chance to lead in the atomic age."-Reuter,
Greek Youths Deported
The fact that three Asian countries now 'sit with us at the Commonwealth table is a problem and an opportunity.
CONDITIONS FOR TALKS
:
Sheffield, Sept. 8.
STRATO STRAINE
The Foreign Secretary, Mr Anthony Eden, said tonight that a settlement which would unite Germany must be negotiated with an all-German ̧ government freely elected by the German people. Mr Eden, who was addressing a political meet- ing here, said the West was ready to talk at any time.
and if the others want peace, "We want peace too, they can have it," he declared.
"For instance, we are ready for four-power talks on Ger- many, which have been the sub- Jeet of such long exchanges with the Russlans, But they must deal with realitics,"
The question of free elections, key-point of Western notes to
:
bridges about
"The Commonwealth is one of the
remaining fow between Asla and the West."
Mr Pearson reviewed Western Athens, Sept. 8.
редос efforts, particularly the Eleven members of the work
of the North Atlantic executive of Edne, extreme left-Treaty Organisation, which he Instrument able to wing youth organisation, have said was been departed to Agmios guarantee peace as the United Evstratios island by a decision of Nations could not do on account the Government's security, com- of the Russian veto, mitice.
Edne was charged with being
He leaves for Europe today for
"an open scetion of the outlawed a NATO meeting. Reuter. Communist Parly",
The organisation's headquar- ters were acized on Saturday and
15 members arrested.-Reuter.
War Criminal Released
3
+
ANTHONY EDEN
the
"The only hope for Europe in future is that Germang should be brought back into and Lamily European the allowed, indeed, required, to play a peaceful and equal part. "That cannot be done by
the settlement diclated over beads of the Germans. can- not be done unless the German people by means of free elec- tions are able to catablish democratic regime which can speak for them and undertake responsibilities in. their which they will be willing to honour."
elgn
name,
ARMING NECESSITY Stating that Western rearma- ment was inescapable the For- "WC warned: Secretary
allow cannot, unfortunately, ourselves to forget that large and powerful forces in the world would miss no opportunity
destroy us if they could.
"When I say destroy
meor
to
us I
doprive us of freedom and wipe out the Christian and democratie basis of our civilian- tion.
is a "There
challenge here which may exist for a long time to come. We have got to look after ourselves. We have friends and allies but we cannot expect them to respect us or to carry us along if we do not pull our full weight."
Moscow, was not a mere matter of detail.
"We have not been quibbling procedure," Mr Eden said. "Our point all along has been that a peace treaty for all Germany, if it is to have
Mr Eden vehemently denied any chance of being effective, must be negotiated with an all-chat the establishment of the European Defence Community German. government.
lessened the chances of eventual understanding with Russia.
Youthful
Bacon Supplies King Drives
Stopped
Dortmund, Sept. 8. Julius Otto Albermann, con- demned to death in 1948 for his part in killing 30 Russiau prisoners of war, was today released from British-con- trolled war criminal prison near here.
The sentence was commuted to life imprisonment und later Ometal circles said: "There are reduced to 10 years. Part of better sales opportunities else that was remitted for good where". They refused to indicate
with which country-Reuter.
conduct-Reuter.
on
A Tank
"I do not agree with it," he said. "All our experience shows that a strong and determined free world is less likely to run into trouble with the Soviet
one.
when it is seen plainly that
BAC
shall."-
Five young mountaineers climb 20,000 feet the easy way when they are taken aloft in a Boeing Airplane Company will soon be climbing They in Scattle. Stratotrainer the hurd
they tackle the 17,000-foot King way when Peak in Yukon Territory, and wished to test themselves altitudes they will encounter on the climb-Express Photo.
at
Hold Meeting
This
Week
Cairo, Sept. 8. Delegates of the seven Arab States will gather here on Wednesday this week to tackle long- standing Arab problems whose solution may clarify the Arab world's position in the East-West cold war.
Among the most controversial topics to be debated by the representatives of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen, Baudi Arabla and Jordan-- which make up the Arab League-are the inter- Arab collective security pact and Israel.
The collective · security pact ¡ set - up-an
-"Arab ··· Common-
was agreed upon In 1050. It|wealth" under which the Arab aims at setting uip a unified ecuntries' resources would bo Arab military organisation. Its pooled. primary object is to oppose a sold front to the fast expand-
ing military potential of Ifracl,
The Arab Loogun, founded in and Industrial 1945, has offers come under fire of Arab and foreign critles. They repeatedly charged that this But with recent developments, body talked much, with
little this milltary alliance may be-action and less results.
come
major pawn in the East-West cold war. Its con
nection
Howover, these same critics
with a proposed concede that things may change
Western-sponsored Middle East now. The events in Egypt may Delenco
command may go ninject new energy into the inter- long way towards strengthening Arab body, Egypt, by general the hand of the Westem de concensus, is the mainspring of
the Arab League. mocracies.
Her Influence may wake up other member The pact became effective only States and start the League on on August 23, it took two years the way to concrete realisations. for the League members to sign
An this action, obiervers - said, It-the lote King Abdullah" "of Jordan was the main procrastina Egypt would have the active co- Rahman operation of Abdel tor and to obtain the necessary Azzam, the dynamie and en- four ratißcations which would
thuslost League Secretary- enforce . So for the pact has General, who is considered the been raided by Egypt, Syria, most tenacious engineer of Arab Iraq, Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
unity.--Associated Press.
While the League Council will
moet
to study overall Arab policy, millary experts of tho member States will get together to work out the actual details of yo military co-operation under the
pict.
Dwight Eisenhower Continues Attack
On Administration
J
Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 8.
TOKYO
Several questions in this con- CANARD IS
nection are likely to be raised, according to competent observes, There include the question of overall canmand of the Arab armies, at using similar equip. ment, of logistics, of alson and others. They are expected to lead to claborate discussions.
PROBLEM OF ISRAEL
These
REFUTED
London, Seph B. An
Cotton official of the Board, said that there was no
On the other hand, the pact truth whatever in a report from also provides for closer econo- Tokyo that the British cotton Dwight Eisenhower today, labelled the De-mic co-operation between the industry had proposed the forma- Д. "combine of British seven Arab States. This will be tion of Union than a weak and divided mocratic administration a "damnable octopus" stated by committees set up and Japanese cotton-goods ex- porters to exclude competition and promised to "restore" co-operation between for the purpose.,
by other countries. an attack upon the West is a risk the White House and Congress if he is elected
Next in line will be the prob-
A leading Manchester cotton too great to run, shall we not President.
lem of Ismael. Almost five years then have improved the prospects
the United merchant described the report as have elapsed since presidential can- for successful talks and the Mr Eisenhower, Republican settlement of differences? 1 am didate, also promised to "wipe out" segregation of Nations Assembly decided the "a little bit of fishing" on the convinced that
the Jewish creation
State.
"It looks as if they are trying The Hague, Sept. 8.
Fort Knox, Sept. 8.
Negroes and whites in the nation's capital and de partition of Palestine and the part of the Japanese. He said:
has been o
to create a little difficulty be- to deliveries Dutch bacon
clared, while brandishing an over-sized broom, "thers Ever since, Israel King Faisal II of Iraq got Reuter.
Information
the Federal thorn in the Arab world's side, tween India and ourselves and hero REPORT ON GERMANY Britain have stopped because of first-hand
Washington, Sept. 8. is a great clean-up job to be done" in
and the Arabs have never do at the same time to further the "little perspective" offered by today on some of the Army's
Dr Heinz Krekeler, Chargo Government.
flected from their policy of their interest in the Far East, equipment talks with Britain.
newest armoured
of the West German
Senator Toft issued a stato protest against the existence of where they want to get a major Mr Elsenhower came to the on the Secre- Republic, called The 35,000-ton bacon.contract when he actually operated some d'Affaires
part of the trade. Like Russian here and "The son with Britain has ended now that 17-year-old monarch was tary of State, Dean Acheson, to home State of Senator Robert ment saying that naturally he lamel.
"Aralis, technically are still at propaganda, it sinks the Mull amount hus been
invited to drive an M.47 Lunk day to report on impressions he Taft, whom he defeated for the wag-interested in Mr Eison- delivered.
brought back with him from a nomination, to speak to Repub-hower's views on various issues eight-wheel and to drive an
lican Party leaders from Ohio, and the policies he intended to war with the Jewish State, there, and it is rather adverse to Recent peace overtures by the us here. Their idea, no doubt,
Ben
is that they want to be in the Gurion, Iarnell Premier, truck in addition to shooting holiday in Germany.
Dr Krekeler told reporters after Pennsylvania and Maryland, who follow if elveted.
vint the tank's cannon.
to Mr had gathered here for a con- Then he added that his role in were ignored in Egyptian and running in the Far East, and this zort of statement is bound to A 21-gun salute greeted him his half-hour
Acheson, that West European ference on his campaign. the campaign would not be de- Arab political quarters. his
here arrival
today integration was proceeding at a During his visit he will see n
He arrived here en route to termined until he had talked noted with distrust that while create the feeling there that over those things with Mr Eisen- Ben Gurion was stretching his 'Lancashire is not going to sup- "mounted review of millions promising rate
"I returned from Europe more another tour of the South, where
hower.
hand out to Egypt, the Israel! Ply as much and we must de- of do
dollars worth of military confident than after any pre he made a number of speeches
pend on Japan.""" equipment.
vious visit," he said,
Just Inst week. Reflecting on the first
a few minutes earlier, Parliament was debating an
The speaker suggested that The King arrived here on
In Germany he found that crossing of the Mason-Dixon the Republican National Chair Increase in the military service
the report was linked, with a Sunday night by plane from popular feeling for European Line, he said, "I am convinced man, Arthur Summerfield, had in Israel,
revival of the conception of Phoenix, Arizona, where he has
that a Press conference this there is just ne much, fervour to | told
Also a recent proposal to markets was growing, and
in South-cost Asia fecing roce above Inter-Party get rid of the damnable octopus he confidently expected been inspecting the Salt River unity
Senator create а federal Stato with wholly Tiin by Asian peoples Valley reclamation project as differences.
(the Administration) there as Taft to take a major part in Mr Jewish and Arab districts in and was intended to sink in part of his tour of the United One of the most important and there is here."
Elsenhower's campaign. He did Palestine was met with little the native mind." Japan, in his States.
least written-about features of
not think Mr Taft would attach favour in Arab capitals.
view, had had nothing to Senator John Bricker of Ohio, conditions
worry He cancelled a trip to Muscle the Schuman Plan was
to his support, Republican
about for some time. "You can Aroby vice but the Senator himself did not! Shoals, Alabama, where he was which would permit coal and former
both occasions
RTO blue in the to
to talk till you reasserted they would slick Taft's backer for the this industrial pool for Valley Authority Project. The steel workers of the six nations presidential candidate and Sena- that a
their stated policy:
is face about costs and they have to belonging
Intro- In other political develop-
Increased their costs but the King cancelled the Alabama trip to move from job to job in any of Republican nomination,
duced Mr Eisenhower.
ments, Senator Richard Nixon, based on the following points:
fact remains that at any one because he had to arrive in New these countries,
time they can cut their prices Mr Eisenhower's running mate, York a day earlier than the This would have a tremendous
Senator Dricker pledged that
by 30 per cent and still make a original plans called for. This
Infostering feelings of
present help he needed as candidate and Acheson, would be dismissed if Secretary of State, Dean thirst military reservation European solidarity, according Mr Elsenhower would get all the tok a Boston audience that the that King Falsal has visited on
to Dr
Dr Krekeler.
to as President if he wore elected. his extended tour of the
the Republicans won in Novem country.
important It was very He and his party of eight, obtain Franco-German
In Washington, Senator Taft her, and this fact alone should which included his uncle, Prince standing on the Saar qucation, said that the extent of his be enough to recommend Mr
cam- Elsenhower's election". Abdul Ilah, were welcomed here
German opinion regarded the role in Mr Eisenhower's
with Israel towards a peaceful by Major-General John Collier, Saar not as an obstacle topaign.would be determined at a
Senator John Spariaman, of settlement of the problem bo- Fort Knox Commander. Prince European integration but as a conference he would hold short-
Alabama, the Democratic vice- fore Igael repatriates, and Abdul is ruling Iraq as Regent test of European solidarity-ly with the Republican
didate.
presidential nomince, sald in St. grants compensation to, some the United Press. until King Faisal reaches
Louls that Mr Stevenson's stand 900,000 Arab refugece who fled age of 18.
on tidelands oll "may cost us Palestine in 1840, There may
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The King will leave here late
today to continue his cross- country tour which is sponsored
One
under-
can
by the State Department- Physician's Revelation Of
United Press.
U.S. Aid For Royal Drinking Habits
Far East
Washington, Sept. 9. The Mutual Security Agency announced today that it had
London, Sept. 8. He was easily affected by the King James I of England had cold and suffered in cold and a good head for drinking but damp weather. His stomach weak loge, a wonderful appetite was always ready for the bur den of a large quantity of food" for mcat but no teeth.
on
This
BEFUGEE QUESTION
forced hundreds of thousands of
1-Israel's existence, which Proft," he declared,
land, is illegal. Arbs away from their ancestral
2-There can be no discussion Helicopter
Seats 40
some voles in the South, but I have been wandering in Amb Passengers
ignored by Tetzel.
do not see any Southern State countries in
unbelievable coo going Republican". United allons of misery, finest and condition destitution. Another Press
Landon, Sep 8. put by the Arath is that Israel The Fairey Aviation Com- should heed United Nations do pany farues details of a new eislong which so far have been kind of helicopter now under the development. It is called 3-The Arab States are deter-Rotodyne and is to carry forty mined to continue their econom people.
Simplicity is being sought in mle boycott of the Jewish State. Recent reports of Israel's in the basic design and there is a dlücultica single five-bladed ́· lifting rotor, drst creasing economie
Japanese Envoy
Makes
Appeal
His legs accmed not strong Kumao
Paris, Sept.-3. Nishimura
អក
in
:
year funds for its Far East pro-written by his physician in 1923 and he had difficulty in swallow an Increase In
changes between France and Arab countries.
Countries. Tho lond mounted, en Schub (wing:
gramme.
This was part of a candid
Arab determination this turbo-generators and has hollow made initial allotments totalling memorandum
ascal on
on the preserva- enough to sustain the weight of Japanese Ambassador to France ve acted as an incentive to which Is jet driven by two health his body. His skin itched easily since the war, called today for held. Ships taking goods to blades. Two gas turbanes driving $08,200,000 cut of 1053
of the King's
commercial UK Ternell posts
blacklisted in aircrews are Blo provided, Thứ and, disclosed at medical con- ing.
4
Ieract and Rotodyne thus combines some of no bread. Japan, which would help to The King, alo
borders between The allotments provide 133, ference here today.
States are the teatures of an ordinary axed- Chief Generally he took roast meat solve our two countries so very John Charles, 037,000 for Formosa, $25,000,000
very aimlar some of the Amb
to prevent wing aeroplane with those of a under clasa watch for the Associated States of Medical Officer of Britain's and owing to want of teeth be difficult and so
problems
muggling of goods. Arab dele-rotating wing aeroplane. It in the did not chew but bolted it. Ministry Indo-China $8,000,000 for the Health
quoted
erred sa
es to quail- The destro
of the Japanese gates meet periodically to take expected that this arrangement Philippines and $1,000,000 for memorandum delegates o2) · În drink home and order. Government is to solve Its eco-measures toward tightening the will give a tigh gruising, Epsest. Thalterid.
the first International congress ty, quantity,
He had the strongest antipathy nomie dificulties not by re-economie blockade of Lamel. It the to water and all watery drinks. sorting to unlimited economic is expected that new measures An additional $103,000 Ban on medical recome of betoi edlottakk to programme Hero
is as candid expansion, but- Sir John said:
by, Increasing tho
the will emerge from the forthcom- costs not allocated to individual physician's observations YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD: Across Prestige, 8 Rula, 9 countries. The allotments werd
had a drunken: wet. THINGS, Helen of a human being as ever else with the French Union in
such a way that the bolanco of Another qucation which urose Revealed, 11 Preceded, 19 Drew, - 15 - Fanciful," 10 Trentino, 10 | the first made against the $204,.... / stoyal matter: the King had and comprehensive an apprecia- volume of sechanzo of merchan" || iną. Aragusj
a very steadlast brala was put on paperies Otto, 21 Relented, 25 Harriden, 26 Tutt, 27 Elongate. Down1 876,250 available for the had
The congress is discussing the payment between our two coun- in the past few days is a breed to carry three Prop, 2.Wie, 4 Rued, & Spot, & taler, 7 Endow, Remit 10 agency's Far East programme which was never disturbed by
iraqi Ministar 20 Lamangun, toi quidem camp auto the stotogyað,, Aling of record Venue: 13 Roast, 14 Ensue, 10 Freed 17 Laden, 19 Ochre, 20 for the year ending June 30, the bon, by drinking wine of classication of diseases and the fries may be balanced," he said, pozal by Mosho Shahbandar motor-cas, which can drive up a
1003. Reuter."
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