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THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, OCTOBER
CANADA TRAINS 4,150 AIR |Jordan Aid
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CREW IN SIX YEARS
By JACK HENRY
Gimli, Canada, Oct. 24. Canada has trained more than 4,150 pilots and navigators from Britain and nine other European countries in the past six North Atlantic Treaty years under the Organisation plan for training air crows,
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Officers at the Royal Canadian, Atlantic Treaty Organisation In- Air Force pilot training base at stallations in Canada I spoke to Gimli, on Lake Winnipeg, nay several Royal Air Force officers · That Turther 120 OTO now
under
two training and their andongoing training under Bellish instructors, scheme, which was introduced to Fight-Lieutenant J.C. Sprent,
the meet
acute
of one of the instructors, said that shortago trained air crews. This shortage the Royal Air Force officers worried Western military tenders generally enjoy the experience. when the North Atlantic alliance Fight-Lieutenant J. Ribut, the was formed in 1949.
second British instructor, agreed. Birt few of the younger students thought Gimli rather lonely and they missed the friendly atmosphere of the Bri- tish burs when they visited Winnipeg, about 60 miles to the south, at the weaker. Għml itself is too small to offer | entertainment,
At Gimilan Ieclandic name meaning “% place of peace" or "heavenly abode" a large group of trainees includes 115 Royal Air Force officers from Britain.
Next Biggest
The next biggest group, of 156 members, in French, Turks, Nor- wegians, Danes and Belgians make up the rest of the present Intalo. Previous groups have in- cluded Dutch, Greeks, Italians and Portuguese.
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SCIENTISTS
LEAVE A-GROUND
In
Many Canadian Families
anisations show great hospit- ality to the visiting airmen in effort to make them feel an
Adelaide, Oct. 24. home us Canada.
The first of the 1,200 British Canadian
National Defence scientists, almen and troops at
desart Canada,
testing are particularly proud the Maralinga which is at present offcials
tolton's of the air crow Training pları,
South 'ound
Australia spending 2,000 mon
started One senior afeer told me "No- have already
on their (£714,000,000 sterling)
Bring on defence for the North A-where has the true spirit of the
way home following the lantic Treaty Organisation pays North Atlantic Treaty Organisa - of the fourth and last atomle
air tion been more fully lhistrated device in the
"Operation Buffalo" cost of training the mixed bag of 13' We
than in the intermingling of in the early hours of yesterday. Crews, kson Gaft's "Upeck"
of individuals repre- thousands Neapolitat
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to letve Others are packing countries of the intus several tur harp recitalk,
and within a few weeks the whole task force will have rome,
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The scheme is devised partly senting the for daner i Bulgaria, Rumaniaen the pattern of the Common-Alliance."
Pulund, Borneo,
Arion Wealth Al Traning Plan of World War 11 which trained thousands of airmen in Canada for the Allied forces.
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Some officials, explained Canada not only backs the North The students spend nære than la year in Canadu. They report Atlantic Treaty Organisation as the Royal Canadian Air a defence alliance but also re- Force officers' school at London, gards it as a valuable instrument for keeping Canada closely link- Ontario. where they receive
ed with Europe and helping her three weeks' course on Canadian and
to maintain her own entily Royal Canadian Air Force
the North American customs and Lear about the
In face of great economic training which lies ahend.
rultural "pressure" from Unlied States. China Mail Special.
Canadian Jets
An essential part of the initial training or all but the British pilute is language instruction. For some, this phase lusta less than three weeks. but others
VE OLDE MIli.. A distinctive hand-may have to study for as long
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Notice is hereby given that JOSEPH WEI-CHANG
as six months.
After the Landon course, sidents are ready to stari ar crew training.
All pilots go to the new pri- mary flying training school ot Centralia, Ontario, for training on Chipmunk aircraft, After that, they move on to one of the
on the more complex Harvard aircraft.
HUANG C# of three flying schools al Moose Observatory Rond, 2nd Fl.. | Jow. Saskatchewan, and Clare- Kowloon, Hongkong, is apply-sholm and Penhold, Alberta, for ing 11
Governor for training the naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send
Finally, the pilots go to one of three Advanced Flying Schools, Gimli, Macdonald and Purlage ale Prairie, all in Manitoba pro- written and signed statement | vince, for training on Canadian of the facts to the Colonial bullt T33 Silver Star jets.
Secretary, Colonial Secre- tarial, Hong Kong.
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Men being trained 415 ob- servers, a highly technical job involving mastery of the intri- cacles of dead reckoning meteorology, radio circuits
and
alr interception techniques, to the Air Observers' School at Winnipeg. The largest city on the prairies.
When I visited Gimli, during e recent 8,000-mile tour of North
Walls Papered With Stamps
Capetown, Oct. 24. In her more-than-a- century-old house in Simonstown, Mrs G. Kaye has a veritable museum of philately,
walla for the are papered and patterned in postage stamps.
Mr Kay, who is a widow and run a hardware store on the ground floor of her thres- storeyed house, said that her grandparents bought the pro- perty.
It was her uncle, Mr Abraham Francisco Thoenna, who, dreided with stamps. to paper the place He began with his own bedroom on the third storey and so dc- lighted way he with the final result that he varnished it over and volled in a representative of NO OVSTVENA ¡nowspaper.
The story was published in Britain with a request for more stamps to be sent to him.
Whihin months he had milliobak of stampe and fowl years he wovo them into the intricate geometri: cal patterns and dederis of swank
flowers which repoat ther Bovor · makleitasiinoumy -up and down the wallen an, China, Mali
and
On
After
the
this
complete Moralings range will be staffed by Amizalimis.
The results of the Maralinga atomic tents would be shown in the delivery of atomic weapons for the British armed services, Britain's top atomic scientist, Sir William Penny, said today.
Before he leaves Australia for and Britain, Sir William will have the talks with the Minister for Mr Howard Beale. — Supply, China Mall Special
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MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
JAX, MY
ROBOT, IS MOVING ON
A MAGNETIC. BEAM TO OUR SERVICE SHIP
FERDINAND
NANCY
JOHNNY HAZARD.
Egypt'
President Nassor recently conferred In Cairo with Jordan Foreign Minister Abdel Hndi and Jordan Am- bassador Dr Fawxi el Moulki. Nasser is reported to have as sured the Jordanians that he
continue would
to supply Jordan with arms and foreign ald. He is pictured (centre) after tte
with conterenón (left) Dr Fawzi el Moulki amā Foreign Minister Abdel
HadL-Express Photo.
Disputed Ship
Breaks Adrift
Singapore, Det, 24, The 3,367 ton Burmese freighter Maung Bams, which has been delayed in Singapore 17 months by a dispute over its ownership, broke adrift from her anchorage in a squail today and drifted two miles.
mise
ADMISSION
BY WEIGHT
Luceme, Oct. 24,
Antarctic Ship Will Sail
South Next Month
Aalborg, Denmark, Oct. 23. MAGGA DAN, one of the world's most modern polar expedition ships, will sail up the river Thames on November 1 to take on stores for the British Transantarctic Expedition.
This 1,850-ton vessel, built m{propellor, above which is fixed the Aalborg shipyards here and a special" "Nice-knife" to protect specially chartered for this voy= | Both propeller ned fødder from Jage › from her Danish owners, | damage. The bow la bulla rather will be handed over to Dreep so that it can run up on Vivian Fuchs, leader of the ex- the ice pacies. pedition, In London.
She will receive a visų from Queen Quizabeth II on Novem- ber 13 and two days later will wall for the Antarctic.
T.
GLASS CROW'S NEST
The most remarkable feature heated,
of the Morten Dan is a
two
mets and is
It will be almost the Maggo glass crow's nest which can ac- Dan's maiden voyage. Her only commodato ees trip since being handed over equipped with a telephone and a to her owners on September 27 full set of navigating Instru- was in the nature of an extend-mente duplicating those in the ed sea, trial to Greenland to pick normal wheelhouse, Access is by up ore from
the Mestervig a ladder inside the shaft of the
mines for Antwerp.
On June 1 this year,
foremast, thereby avoiding an |composed climb outside in freez- the ing conditions.
Magza Dan"Magga" 14 Д Greenland
It pack ice is piled high, the Eskimo word for Magga Dan can be steered from "Margaret" was named here by the higher, vantage point of the Mre Vivian Fuchs, wife of the lender of the British expedition. She performed
the christening
crow's bridge,
DS
nest
Instead
of
the
A Cambridge University Jazz ceremony with a bolile of North
The ship's plating is an inch n dance for Sea water, instead of the con-thick, and the frame has been Band played at which everyone paid admissionventional
champagne,
strengthened by doubling the the close friendship usual number of ribe. All in all, foes in proportion to their own symbol of
between Britain and Denmark, the Magga Dan is claimed to be weight.
situated on opposite shores of 10 times stronger than any pre- the North Sta.
vious polar ice ship.
$00.000.
A weighing machino placed at the door and tickets cost the dancers five Swiss centirnes per kilo (about one haifperny per pound). The lady with the most expensive ticket paid the equivalent of Ds 2d and the heaviest man 10s 7d-Ching Mall Special.
HEAVY SEAS
The actual launching had to be postponed for nine hours owing to heavy peas,
which will con- The holds, tain the expedition's ptoren, can be heated and kept trost-proof THEY under Arctic conditione, can also be cooled to minus 20 degrees Contigråde (minus four degrees Fahrenheit)" in tho 2500,000 tropics. There is cabin space for sterling, the Magga Dan Is a 34 passengers and a special on the aft-deck modern passenger and refrigera-parking place tor vessel with a powerful turbo- for a helicopter or other small
aircraft. charged diesel engine.
Built at a cost of
Wellington, Oct. 24. A sign of the times was the recent retirement of a senior
She has a variable-pitch pro- The Mazza Dan hna a fuel teacher !r Д school rear pellor which acts like the gears| storage capacfly sufficient to en- Wellington, who on his last day of a motorcar and which makes able her to sall about 15,000 at the school, received among it possible for the ship to take miles, or The ship passed close by six
be away
for three ships in Singapore harbour ben
traditional about one-third more the his gifts-not
pressure months, without refuelling. She fore she was taken in tow by a apple-but a
bottle vt
beer from ice than she could with a painted bright red, a colour Harbour Board tug and brought
from a pupil who told him "Inormal propeller. Three ding on which enables a ship to be easily back to her original anchorage thought this might cheer you up, either side of the underwater picked out against the white Kenter.
Sir."-China Mail Special. hull force the lee away from the background of snow and ide in
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
IS 'MOTHER' FEELING
DO YOU
NO, NEED MISTRESS,
·ANY
WE HAVE MUCH TO DO. WE MUST GET STARTED.
YES DEAR.
BUT WHO
TWO CHILDREN
RIGHT
GAN?
ARE THE WHERE FROM AND WHY?
REPAIRS
HEY---WHAT'S
GOING ON THERE, NANCY ?
ÁS JOHNNY DRIVES TO THE AIRPORTIA.
YOUR WEDGE UP FLY-BOYE KUN ·YOUR ROUTTHE [DO YOU PULL OVER OR DOY RUMPLIS ĮSITE MONOTONOUS,
YOUR FENDER AGAINF SPORTA PULL AHEADH
FROLL BE WITH YOUL
I PUT A LOVE LETTER IN HERE FOR SLUGGO ---
|As sour store HIS CAN, JOHNNY PULES:
ALONGSIDE AND MOVES FASTE
THE 'PARENTS' ARE ROBOTS. THE
ARE THE MASTERS.
By Mik
By Ernie Bushmiller
AND I FORGOT. TO PERFUME IT
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MULTIPLE PURPOSE
The Magga. Dan is the labest acquisition to the fleet of a Denish shipowner, Mr J. Laurit- |zen. Originally his fren bød two specialities — Iasi, refrigerator vessels to bring theat and tro- Epical fruit in Europe, and the Baltic transp trakie to Finland, where the water freezes during the winter
In recent years, Bir Tatritzen has begun to, specialise in ships which can trade in frozen waters, but which for the most part, like the Main Dan, oun be maltiole.. purpose vessels for use 'everyt where. His original fanterziseer evne to develop much vesels with 'ma ero on trade with Greenletik and his first important, specially constructed ship was the Kista Dan, completed in 1052. The
now has seven other ice- jships of various· "kinds under construction to be delivered during the next two years,
The crew of 28 manaing the Magica Dan on her voyoie to Antarctic will all be Danish. Her master will be Captain H.C. Petersen, who previously com- manded the Kista Dan on three. trips in Polar waters with Au- tralian expeditiona
the
FLAGSHIP
The Kista Dan is at present on her way to Australia with a cargo of china cly from Corr wall. On estival, she will be- come dazabio do the Australian 1957 Antarelle Expedition.
Bolf the British and the Aus-. tralian expeditions are being arranged in connection with the 1957 International Geophysični. Year.China Mai Special.
|SONSTRANGLED
Immigrant To Return
Home
Sydney, Oct. 2
An Immlizant whose son radi strangled
ten days after they arrived in Australia, will talco the boy'a astics back to England. by But ha will have to have (for, months. for fares, for kilimself, ME wife and their two other chlidren. ***
father of Poter Rap battered body,wei
September
Police basi |old boy świthi
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