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THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1957.
Americans, Russians In A Desperate New Rocket Venture
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Keel Of
NOW THE
THE MOON
MOON RACE BEGINS Atomic
STIRLING MOSS MARRIED
British
London, Oct. 7. ace motor driver, Stirling Moss, today mar- ried a 22-year-old Cana- dian girl, Katie Molson, The marriago sorvico took place at St Peter's Church in Eaton Square followed by a reception for 500 people at the Savoy Hotel.,
Franco-Presso.
Plea For 300 IK Chinese
cuse
Vancouver, Oct. 7. Foam Bien, President of the Chinese Benevolent Society, leaves Van- couver for O.tawa today to ask the Federal Government to regiriolions on the entry of Chinese into Canada. Foon will meet with chilzen and immigration minister E. Fullon and request that consideration be Elven to families who have been spit through the immigration laws.
will make a., special ples for some 800 In Hongkong who have been refused permission to join rela- tives in Canada-Unlied Press
Στο
Chinese
Result In Two Years Expected
by Chapman Pincher Barcelona, Oct. 7.
un-
A win-at-any-price race to land an
manned rocket on the moon, 240,000 miles away has started between Russia and the United States as a result of Russia's success with the artificial satellite.
After talking with Russian and American
con-
testants at the Barcelona International Space Flight Conference 1 forecast that this race will be decided within two years.
Amerious une recasting their rocket programme after seeing the terrine boost the Russians have achieved by being first into me, They expert to win back ame of the initiative within the next few days by announcing the 4,000-mile high tlight of n rocket launched from u huge tying altoon over thei Pacific.
They'll develop this method! for the first attempt to hit the moon.
EXPERIMENTS
Some fantastic new experi ments for the immediato future were revealed by delegates to- day. The United States Army coctor, Major David Simon told of a daring plan to solve the problems of human rocket Right.
Men taken up 25 miles or more
plastic by enormous
back balloons will be thrust forcibly to denser atmosphere below by means of rockeťa at- tached their gondolus.
Some gondolas will be big enough to hold groups of scientists Bu they can study each others' reactions. A heights where there will be less than one per cent of the earth's atmosphere above them
Seven Die In Crash these ICTI will experience
almost exactly the samo con- ditions as those in outer space.
Rio de Janeiro. Oct. 7. Seven people were killed and
The effect on people of comic 32 others injured, 12 of them seriously, when two trucks rays which turn hair grey on -carrying-pligrims to a religious animals and may cause catar. festival In honour of St. Francis acts of eyes are to be measur-
possibility collisioned. The
of using collided today. The took place at Fotaleza, capital pond weeds to keep air in the
fresh
generating by of the State of Ceara-France- gondola Presse.
more oxygen will be tested.
A British Crossword Puzzle
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7 Hary (B),
8 Calumfiles (4),
10 Civil Servico essential?
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16 Ho'll act for you (6),
18 To-do (4).
10 Part of a shoe (5).
21 All-of-a-tremble tree (8).
22 Orchestral Instrument (4).
28 Wooden hummer (5).
20 Beto of tools (4).
29 Got one's deserta? (7).
30 Eastern lle (4).
,31 Ldw girl? (4),
22 Tako away (0).
DOWN
1 Thinner and belter (6).
2 Copy another (7).
4 Fully loaded (6).
5 Grain "beards" (4).
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0 Imitating monkay? (4).
11 Growing old (5).
33 Bervice for the, mulutuđe
18 Church loader (4).
14 Not at all common (4),
16. Underground growth (5).
17 Barrel of sack! (4).
18 Tops up (4).
20 Prudent (7).
22 In addition (4).
24 All wrong (B),
25 Where it happened (B)."
27 Sacred statuo ̈(4).
28 Clothing unlin (4).
MONDAY'S CROSSWORD.—Acrces: 1 Putter, 7 Oils, thul in Spire, 11 Tapk, 13 Ear-trumpet, 15, Rein, 10 Ajar, 19 Protenders 22 Eany, 24 Alice, 25 dated, 20 Omen, 27 Mutiny. Down: a Uller, à Tilar, 4 Resumo, 6 Lallerod, 8. Glen, # Trate, 12 Kings 18 zvade, 14 Tarrying. 17 Apple, 18 Strom, 20 Night 21 Batty 23 Bazar,
ZHUKOV'S
MISSION
TO BELGRADE
Belgrade, Oct. 7.
Marshal Georgi Zhukov, Russian Defence Minister and one of the top powers In the Soviet Union, ar- rlves here tomorrow in a reported effort to
Marshal Tito completely back to the Soviet fold. The heavy-set, balding Marshal Is not scheduled to meet with Tito. But informed sources sold it was almost certain be Further more they would. added, his missilen is more political than military. The sources said specificially that Zhukov's mission was to offer Yugoslavia Bims for that sho would remain in the Kremlin fold, Heated Debates
assurance,
Since 1948 when Tito broke with the Russians—although staying with Communism-the United Staten has taken care of his defence needs under its assis- tance programme. The US policy has caused some- times heated debates in Con- gress but the United States has still helped the Communist country.
The US programme is based on the theory that help would permit Yugoslavia to defend geoff-and at the same time bring it closer to America, Any military ald has been
only
conventional
weapons
and far behind what the
FUNERAL OF KING HAAKON
More than 200,000 people Uned the streets of Oslo to watch the funeral procession of King Haakon VII of Norway, Mounted police cleared the way as the cartegn came through
King lay in State. Th the gates of the Boysi Falsos... in the Chapel of which the late above photo shows the colla en a malor hearse during the funeral procession,
photo below showm--the Royal motenars start from the Royal Palace for Oslo Cathedral. The party Escludes Crown Prince Harald of Norway; King Olay V. of Norway: Klug Baudout of the Belgians; King Paul of Greece; King Frederik of Denmark ang King Gustaf Adolf of Sweden, Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands; Pres. Asperson of Loeland and President Kekkonen of Finland; Prince Felix of Luxembourg; Duke of Gloucester; Prinos
Axol Alexander of Ethiovia, Mr Fling Lorentzen of Norway; Prince
Keystone
BEEP... BEEP... BEEP..
IS IT CODE?
Some Say Yes: Some Say No
New York, Oct. 7.
Russian could offer Yugo- United States experts said today they be-
sinvia
Therefore, Zhukov could pro-
vido Tito with tempting balt in his offer to modernise Yugoslavia's defonce fortes.
One Factor
10
lieved the Soviet earth satellite was sending definite code signals to earth.
Cool
of
Denmark,
FRENCH MINERS STRIKE
Paris, Oct. 7, miners and under- takers' men struck for 24 hours in France today—a warning of the industrial unrest facing the next French Gavomment.
In the northern French goal- feld, 65 per cent of the morning A high-ranking officer was precision of about one-tenth lift and nearly 60 per cent of quoted as saying that it was thousandth of a second, u spoles- the afternoon shift did not work possible that it was "systemu man for the US satellite pro-following Communist-led trade Ucally recording and reporting" gramme said today.
union confederation support of The spokesmen sold it was also claims for a 40-hour week and But there is uno strong factor secrets, according to the Now
possible for US experts to cal- [more pay. that stands in the way: Tito's York World Telegram.
The Catholic and Socialist-led A Washington spokesman for culate the orbit of the Soviet "Independent devotion
U.S. satellite project, satellite one week in advance. Unions did not join in. communism" and his de- the
The Soviet moon, which at In Paris and most French termination to remain outside Vanguard, said: "Our people
feel there is a very definite code first followed an elliptical orbit cities emergency arrangements the Soviet orbit.
in the radio signalling."
was now moving in almost per-were made for burials as cm- INSIDE
fect cireles around the earth, bo ployees of private undertaking said.
Arm came out demanding a minimum rise of 7,000 francs (about 27) a month to bring them into Hino with municipal Hy added that the exact altl-] employees.—Reuter. tudo of the satelite has not yet determined, but that it
Informed sources pre COD- vinced that he will not risk a complete break with the West with the particularly
A
The Chief Engineer of Radio Station KRXX Rexburg, United States by complete Idaho, claimed that the satellite rapprochement with Moscow. Actually, Zhukov was invited was sending messages in Inter
to
PHOTOGRAPHS
Yugoslavia by en official national Morse codo.
New York, Oct. 7. But a Soviet scientist, Profes-been invitation presented by Gen.
The Western Powers tonight Ivan Gosnjak, Yugoslav Dosor A. A. Bagonrevov, eaid that was in excess of 400 mlics,
· បទ speciallats belleve they revised their draft disarmament far as he knew the satellite fence Minister.
sphere contained only the will be able to photograph the resolution for the General As- He will arziye on a Soviet cruiser batteries and two radio trans- satellite directly within the next sembly specifically to Include
morning and be tomorrow
con- provision for control of outer- mitters and had no specifio in 10 days, the spokesmon 13 He flown to Belgrade.
for picking up cluded.-Router
Franco- spice missiles, informed sources Reveral struminta by accompanied
| said.-Reuter. generals, admirals and other information that might then be Presse. high ranking. aficers of the radioed to earth. Red Army. His visit will last eight days
United Press.
COSTUME
STATUE
Aaked for an explanation of the reported variations in the signal, the Soviet scientist sald it might be due to the "rota- tion" of the sphere in which tho radio transmitters were opera- ting on two different frequen~ rics.
and
PROVOCATIVE FRENCH ACTION
IN TUNISIA ALLEGED FOR
Brussels, Oct. 7.
R.CA communications, porting in New York that they Brussels' famed statue of 2 | had
signals picked up the
nude boythe "Manneken Pia" again at 1925: GMT today, did bas bad a Korean costume not contribute to the "code" added to its wardrobe which theory! now numbers 147 costumeD
NO-PROOP.
The costume was presented to the stula at a ceremony. Bi- «wWɑ have no proof of it, and tended by Youg Shlic Kinn, we very much “doubt, 112” 14 Korean Ambassador, in "Paris,
apokonan mud
(Another) and, members of the Fraternai :
Ington report the Apsociation of
Bolgien," said United States, exporte can Volunteer Corps in Kórskiem now Find the final verthe Bevlat articefal tegn: with thể
that
confict."
ASIAN FLU HITS GLAMOUR SHOW
London, Oct. 7. Miss Belgium and Mias
Switch Liner Laid
Paris, Oct. 7.
}.The 'keel of the new Franch
trans-Atlantic
Jiner, "France" which will be bulit, so that its bollars may be converted if neces- sary In the future, to atomic energy, was fold today at the Saint Nazaire shipyards,
French Une officials said the now vessel, with a gross ton nego of 50,000 tons and a dis placement of 63,500 tons, would до for toward restoring Franco's rank among the pas- BOYKOT Ilners crossing the Atlantic.
Israel have. Asian Flu; Miss Denmark and Miss Iceland haven't shown up; Miss Turkey and Miss Poland aren't coming. Miss Morocco has a sore throat, Miss Luxembourg's bathing costume doesn't fit, and Miss Ireland is homesick.
The new liner will be able to Otherwise things are going doomako 40 Ave-day crossings a Le Havre and New York, carrying 2,000 par- sengers and a crow. of 1,100 at
ono
In the Miss World contest year between London Eighteen young boeutics,
sniffing, one coughing, but | 31 knota. all smiling, paraded through the Cafe de Paris for the London Press tonight
Biost them are professional models out to win the sporte car and £500 first prize and the title of "Miss World of 1967" on Monday.
Cried All Day
Nessa
But the 10-year-old
Welsh, a bookie's clerk from Dublin who is Miss Ireland in the contest, just wants to go home.
"I've been crying all day; I'm homesick, I guess," she said tonight. This is my first time away from Dublin and I'm not having a good time.”
The girls will be meeting the Lord Mayor of London to- morrow, and each has brought him a gift.
Tho
of the
loudest applause evening was for Miss Japan, 21-year-old Miss Muneko Yorifuji, of Osaka City, whe is a model and schoolteacher. out She came
wearing a Kimana aixi later talked to newmen through an inter- Drates.
I'm At Home
held up
Her plans had been
in Alaska for 48 hours, sho sald. This was her first trip out of Japan, but she felt Mvery much London.
at hatte
in
the
"I've studied London in books and aims," she said, "It time allows, I would like very much to see the city."
10 Miss South Africa
tallest girl in the contest, with her five-foot eight-inch figure measuring 341⁄2 22 JDM. She is Miss Adele Kruger, 19 years old, and she comes from Johannesburg where she is a model.
She plans to stay
after contest,
in London
ro-
Finnish newsmen said that Milig Finland, Marita Lindahl, 18, of Helsinki; was one of the best looking Finnlah prestatives ever to enter the Miss World contest. She is the heaviest girl in the con- test at nine stono 7 lbs. Miss Lindahl placed second in the Miss Earope contest at Baden Baden and has beef modelling in Paris-Router.
Takeover Bid In
San Marino
Ban Marino Ock, -7% The provisional anti-Communies
Government of this mountain boy repablis nounced tonight that is will whole shortly take over the territory with a new armed force of about 59 men.
It will be launched about December, .1950 and begin summer of operations in the 1901.
The French Liner "Ile do
tons) Franco" (43,009
and berte" (51,000 tons) aro to
be retired from service in 1880
and 1982-France-Presse.
FRENCH NAVAL CHIEF KILLED
Cannes, Oct. 7. Rear-Admiral Pierra Lanclot, Commander of the French Naval Forces in the Anglo- French action at Suez was one of five poople killed today when a military air- craft crashed on taking aff nearsherN,
He was the only passenger in the aircraft, a Marosi Domult 812, with a crew of toug
The cause of the accident is not so far known.
wvas
Admiral Lanciot, who Director of the French Navy's sonnel, held several foreign awards. He was 66. Reuter.
A
RECORD POLAR FLIGHT
London, Oct. 7. Trans-World Airlino. super-Constellation "Jet- stream" airliner arrived here today after a record- breaking "flight over the North Pole.
The plane flex non-stop from
Los Angeles to London -0,800 miles in 17 hours 11 minutes, cutting the previous record by one hour 31 minutes.
Forty passengers and a crÓW of cloven were on board the aircraft, which was piloter by Captain Gordon Granger, who established an east to west re- cord on
Tuesday.
the Polar Route last
Strong tail winds
over the
Atlantic helped the giant air-
Uner set the now Reuter.
record. ---
America Tests New Fuel
Cleveland, Oct. 7. A spuktaman would stre no An experimental "projectile
detalls, but it was thought the burning a now
fuel.
chemical
· Four-man Gevenspent would Boron, has exceeded three times move, temetrow dr
test Wodume | the speed of sound. day to suri the Communist- | Sight, it was announced today dominated Government from by a committee of fuel research
as advisory to. the capital,
experts serving From their headquarters in salho American Air Force,
The consmilte abandoned from foundry, on the San Marino frontier, the Boron
that
dig.
presents advantages, as it is toxic and anil-Communist Government dangerous for personnel and
manounced:
Previalohal
government damaging to motom using it
will resmen, full• legality, lai the shortest time possible in
France-Pressé,
"hostile diplomatic action" in all the worstory of the Fifth Atom Sub
trying to block Tunisian armS purchases from other nations
public with the forse of evil AMERONEŠA KA. £le · disposal."
United Nations, Oct. 7. degenerate into a generalime3"The Tinista chargod today
French troops on har frontlers He charged France with noted as if to provoke a Niolent reaction" which could fustify a French invadon. Tunisia's Babf Ladgham, Beero- tary of State fav the office of the Tunisian, président, LOU the United Nations, Qensrat Assembly thai, extreme coo]-" Der was required of Tunisin * that (cornizat violations of "the "goveral zote, and territorial
The situation ware growing This forte er stadarmeria, hek
Cmore enviamed delty, he said, but Tantgiggowns / stálj "determined to uro · èvery
msane öf“ vonelllation to sali: de chifferences with Branol and will hot piso her: forens except for the striat necess
San Francisco, Oct. 7.
The hith Ameripan . atomia
submarine,
launebed, on Thursday at the
"
.