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THE CHINA MAJI THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1956,
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Scientists Report
On Telemachus
Survey Expedition
Sydney, Nov. 7.
Discoveries of new ocean depths and new underwater mountains, valleys and plateaux are being reported by two civilian research scientists who sailed in the Royal Navy's submarine Telemachus On international geophysical year survey,
an
The scientists are Mr S. Gun- of Gabo, near the Victorian-New Non. geophysicist with the South Wales border. Australian strenu of Minerai Captain Tonered suld thet Iresources, and Me H. Traphagen, many solentists believed that the of the Lamonte (leologicat Oh-door of Bass Strait, separating
New York. Contain the island State rvatory.
of Tusmania Tonered, head of the Royal from the mainland, was serried Australian navy Hydrographie by deup gorgns and river beds. But the navy found it "as dat as a billiard table,"
was bln with the ex-
covered
near Fl
Telemachus
12.000
He added that Barçon also dis- milles and made 138 dives it the levered a range of steep under- Tasman Sea, in the Pacific off
water mountains between 0,000 New Zemind and
the feet and 10,000 feet high,
200 Kermander Islands,
and miles
off the consi between Mere Caledonia
Wollongong wuth of Sydney, and
40th and the
parallel, which paakes approximately along the centre of Bass Straft.
TONCAN TRENCH
the
During Thelt ¢5「r*4£ sevenkista plumbed a new dearthy
extending
are
Coronation Carpet In Church
Gosford, Nov. 7
The limits of the range
Part of the royal blue carpet but scientists Lld in Westminster Abbey and yet known,
in the Tongan Trench, which is
and Davy personnel believe it to the Coronation of Queen Eliza- about six tndles deep; found wh
end gründer | both H, is among the souvenirs be more rugged New inutej water extensio Caledonia
toward than the Blue Mountains behind of two world wors New Zealand and explored
with valleys Ine Sydney.
crisa Coronation
Installed Crossing in spectacular fashion. tiles..
world with #ghtless
Everest, maintains
s high as gra voler, un platomas and bug Antialia
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In vida.
The multipl
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Harmon International Tro- "the top phies dubbed
awards in aviation” — were
Lo recently presented out- standing pllois by President Eisenhower in a ceremony al the White House, The "Avia- tor trophy went to Britain's
Captain John Cunningham,
AAA
the "Aviatrix” trophy awarded to France's Jacqub- lue Auriol and the "Acro- naut" lighter-than-air trophy
by Lieutenant won
Charles Mills of Commander the US Navy. Picture shows scene from the ceremony,
shakes bands the president with Mme, Auriol, watched by, left, Captalp Cunningham and, right, Commander Milin. --Express Photo.
for
WH
Church of St Michael and Angels at a Royal
The the All
Air Force
Oldeg of momentoes Altar Cross and candlestick. male from the wooden propellor The un airetini 19th Pance in 1910
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shot
In
was
200
Another mountain range hos
between been disem ered and 300 miles east of Wollon- rising edge with auny peakts
5,000 feet from the Deeun bed.
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A00 miles north nand math
ended survey
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Joy 5 feel amiun Fun KAK, Mulumarine perage wer making observations
Admiralty
During the eru, e, Telemäettles wa. taken to 240 feet for about at how at a me
Here at depths unaffected by
Mr
wind, waves, or currents, Gunson und Mr Traphagen made their observations at 30-mite 10- calm. statie the submarine fl SECRET GEAR
ervals
platform"
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September, 1966.
30th
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millionth of a second, was twed to measure vormtions in the partic's gravitational acceleration, From Its readings the two men
} were able to chart the undersea
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KNOW LITTLE
the In
"We know Be aboul rules along our coast, und the sens about us.” be added. "There is enough work to keep tenders three ships and three busy for 25 years," He said the
survey ship HMAS Barcoo, which has done great deal of work in charting the coastal shipping lanes, kar recently discovered a 15,000 feet plateau rising from the sephed 200 miles off Newcaslie. it has also reported:
A mountain 11,000 feet high- much higher than Australia's higheal, Mount Kosciusko (7,320 feet)-30 miles the north of
the plateau;
Another plateau, 13,000 feet high, between the mountain an₫ Lord Howe Island, 438 miter
north cast of Sydney:
An underwater mountain range 200 miles south-southwest
CONFUSED POSTMAN
Copetown, Nov. 7,
Sir Walter Scott, faned poet and novellet, gave a messenger an extra journey in Kimberley,
The man read "Sir Walter Scott, Obit 1892" on the brass door-knocker of a house to which he wae delivering a тсяване. Convinced that he had got the
address wrong, the messenger went back and chock- ed up but found that the address
was quito correct.
When he returned a
second
timo, he told the housewife: "I
thought the Scotts lived here.
CARRY ON
station here
From World War 11 comes a Ang of 51 George used as fan Aitur cloth and funerai pall by
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Ike Presents ANGLO-FRENCH Air Trophies DIFFERENCES
ON SUEZ NOW
Singapore
Schools To Reopen
Singapore, Nov. 1. Singapore's two rebel Chinese high schorste
which have been
closed by the Government since October 13 are to open again femitow. the Ministry Exlucation announced.
ut
Paris, Nov. 7.
Franco-British understanding which has been exceptionally close over the last six months was today in some danger of being strained because of differing views on the Supx ceasefire,
RUD-
Sources close to the French would have full French „Government said there wereport in the attitude it had taken two main reasons för this:
First, the attitudes of the two Governmenta on Israel's refusal to withdraw behind the 1949 armistice lines are entirely different
in the
Second, the mannar which, according to sources. the British Govern- ment itself helped to force a ceasefire in Sitez before the official objectives In the Canal aren nchiéved.
up.
The sudden cosefre of the Franco-British forces in the Buez area received A bad pressS here today.
Lo
"Why" asked the indepudiat
Monde, did the Franco- British troops cease operations before occupying the three key positions of the Canal (Port Said, Inmolija and Suez)? Only 20 hours more were needed to
hnd been | do sp,"
SUPPORT ISRAEL
The newspaper declared that France understanding between and Britain was incomplete on this point,
An official close to the Foreign
Speakers in today's debate on Minister, M. Christino Riocau, Hungary in the French National spic today that the French Assembly disó voiced some criti- ira Government was 100 per cent cism of the circumstances behint the Israeli Premior, Mr which the ceasefire had been David Ben Gurion, in his re- agreed to. fusal
Sinal until abandon definite peace is agreed to by
his A
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| Errypt upd
declaration
that the Israel-Egyptian mis- tice has ceased to exist.
The differences
'DISASTROUS'
In the jobbies several deputies
altitude which
between the described the London and Paris Governments they believed had been adopted the British Governinent was clearly and officially shown by
in the difference in the wording Festerday as "weak" and "dis-
of yesterday's British and French extrous, They to the United Nations
spid that the occupa- Last months' rinta began around motes
tion
Of semi-occupation of the the two high schools when the ogreeing to a ceasefire. Government ordered "camp fu" The French pote deliberately Suez Canal might
France studenG to get out.
refrained from innking any Fr. Ush interests, but satisfy Bri- the and Britrin had failed to settle The Ministry of Education to-ference to clouse two of day wurned management com- United Nations resolution which reores with Colonel Nasser and of that therefore the French in- the withdrawal
joint undertaking must exercise their authority and both Egyptian and laraell forces terest in the
behind the 1949 armistice line. seemed to have been lost sight keep strict discipline-Redter,
of,
Chimps On Tour mitees of the schools that they called for
Auckland, Nov. 7. Aiea party troupe of chim- Briti servicemen who were pauzter has arrived in Auckland prisoners of war of the
from
the Lundun 200. TH this Much of
naval survey
Japenesc.
to split, part troupe wil be work
for be available will
The Coronation carpet in all perform in the Auckland Zoo scientists and oceanologists, vul-
its vivid
has been and splentiour
be un show part to canologists,
Next Wellington. who will carry on the work of placed in the sanctuary,
stands it, there
per's Mr Gunson and
Barenas, oranges, Mr Traphagen to when the International Geophytool in grey finished wood up-
holstored in blue velvet. scal Year gets under way In
China Mail Special 1967 Chino Mail Special.
Reophysicists and
MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN
HMM! HAS THAT RING ENOUGH
POWER TO LIFT ME TOO?
OH, YES!
FERD'NAND
NANCY
WHAT'S THE LAW OF GRAVITY ?
TAKE ME UP WITH YOU-- THROUGH THAT CEILING PANEL.
I WANT TO SEE YOUR
COMMUNICATIONS
ROOM UPSTAIRS.
HM --- IT'S
KINDA HARD TO EXPLAIN
FOLLOW
ME
JOHNNY HAZARD
THAT ERIT, KITTY! ONE-EAR MCGURK WAS KILLED BY A T China de
HIDDEN IN A SACUUM
BOTTLE OF COFFRET
LOCKER ROOTS
ON HORRORS! JOHNNY'S BOUND TO TAKEA BOTTLE OF CuFFEE ALONG WITH! HIM IN THE AIR RACEL
OIL FLOW CUT
Parls. Nov. 7. Saudi Arabia today cut off oll how from
pipeline Lla
to Babrein, on the Persian Gulf, Radio Cairo reported tonight apples, The
was taken as a tomatoes, bread, jam and cups reprisal against Anglo-French of tea are their regular diet intervention in Egypt-France- Chine Mail Special.
Presse.
measure
By Lee Folk and Phli Davla
By Mik
THE LAW OF GRAVITY IS WHAT KEEPS
THEM IN
BUSINESS
By Ernie Bushmiller
WHILE AT THE FIELD THE PLANES ARE LINED UP FOR THE BIG RACE
EVERYTHING CHECK OUT ALL RIGHT, MR. HAZARDE GOT EVERYTHING F
· ALMOST FORGOT MY COFFESI NSED SOME. ALONG TO KEEP ME ON MY TOES HAVE MY -JUS FILLED WILL YOU, WOR
SUSPENDER CO.
By Frank Robbins
I'M SORRY, MISS HAWKESBUT I CAN'T CALL HIM TO THE PHONEZ- HE'S OUT ON THE FIELD WARMING
·UP FOR THE RACE!
"UP JIM!"
BAD PRESS
M. Robert Lacoste, residing minister in Algeria was report- belny The British note on the othered in the lobbles hare as
Rbout thq referred to "very pessimistic" hand specifically this clause.
impact of the handling of the French
declared | Suez situation on the future of themselves at a loss to under- Algeria.-Reuter. stand the British Government's
attitude. abundantly
diplomats
But they made it clear that Israel
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MONKS MAKE PERFUME
London, Nov. 7. Cistercian monks have succeeded in producing p high quality perfume which they call "Caldy Bouquet" after the island they own and inhabit in seclusion off the Pembrokeshire coast of South Wales.
Irish-born The
Prior at Усту Caldy, the
Revered Suche Boylan, said that the monks had turned to the produc floss of perfume anceplise of the dlmculty of making farming
pay
They had displayed their per- funo, he said, at the Bath Show
this year, and it had received high praise. The perfume is now -
Ба?с
at Cardiff, but I le hoped to introduce it to the irist
The
BOOK
tume la being produc
ed on the island under the direction of a Polish who is a member of the com munity. About half an acre of Invender and verbena" has been grown this year, and the area will progressively Incrense, China Mail Special,
Old Town Tie For
Torquay
Torguny, Nov. 7 Torquay, a popular Devonshire holiday resort, is to guza sterowa gið. A scheras has been approved by the Town Council, and the design and marketing is being undertaken by the local Chamber of Com-
The colour and pattern of the tion ham still to be decided, but It will probably embody. o sinali replien of the town's coat of arms. A possible, colour com- bination is blue for the sap, gild for sunshing, and other shades
10
bahan Torquay'a tropical;
A corporation gelal "We had requests from oversiCLE visitors for somó, sinkkii · mötry: of the town' which they
wear,Tie-conscious
Have been among "the/
Cina, Mall Spia!.