1954-10-11 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, OCTOB

Pago 3:

ATOM-POWERED PLANES Dice Bid Long Cold Winter

Ship's Crew Eighty Times Round

Fight

Sharks

Norfolk, Va. Oct. 10.

Crew members of the captized United Bistem freighter Marmacklie spent two days fighting off killer sharks as they clung

bits of wreckage, sur- vivory arriving here Bald today.

* Eleven seamen from the 4.195-ton Freighter arrived herb In three destroyers after

being rescued at xes. The warships also brought the

bodies of 12 crow members who perished when the ship sank early on Thursday.

A piano and three Const Guard culters are ALITL wearching for 20 members of the ship's crew of 46 in the

the where area,

Mormack!te malik, about 150 miles of Cape Konry, Virginia. Officials sald there is little hope of find- Ing more survivors,

bound from

The seanten brought here Loulay

said thetr ship, Buenos Aires tuto Baltimore,

ran stormy weather on Tues-

of iron Her targe day. pre shifted early on Thurs- day and she capsized and went down within an hour. ---Hepter.

Expedition To Subdue

The Nagas

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The World On

A Pound Of Fuel

Washington, Oct. 10.

The U.S. Air Force, moving a step nearer atom-powered planes, is expected to start work soon on a $30,000,000 laboratory at East Hartford, Connecticut, to help in developing an atomic nero- plane engine.

The laboratory, known as the "Hartford Research Facility," will be built by the Air Force in conjunction with Pratt and Whitney Aircraft | of East Hartford.

Pratt and Whitney is one of liminary go ahead" for construc- Ave companies which have beention of on atomic powered air- working for three years on an croft corrier. atomic engine and aircraft.

The fm alemie plane engine

Plans for the laboratory were will probably be similar to the disclosed indirectly in the Air turbo-ter engine now being Research and Development Com-used in modern combat planes, mand's public works programme with the heat from the atomic for the present fiscal year. The roactor replacing the burning of budget included $7,500,000 for

conventional fuels in the com- acquisition of land and start of

bustion chamber. construction on the "Facility."

FIRST CLUE

When completed. It will cost $30,000,000, Flane for its construction offered the first concrete clue that pro- gytam is being made on an atomic

plane engine and that the programme

of the "study moving out

perhaps the "development" or "resting”

stage" into

singe.

of

No decription of the future purpose of the laboratory was Calcutta, Oct. 10. given in a non-secret İsting of The Indian Government will the project when It was ap-

expedition proved by the last surgica probably end an this winter to the strategie Congress. But informed sources it with Pratt arki northeast India region flanking linkred Burma, where 700,080 naked Whitwy work on an atomic Naga tribesmen are threatening engine.

to establish

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The primary advantage of un ntornic plane engine is that it could alve aircraft fantastic speed. It has been estimated by nuclear engineers that an atomic plane of the size of a B-30 would be able to circle the earth 00 times on one pound of U-35 fuel and would travel at least the speed of the sun-800 miles per hour.United Press.

Red Disarmament

Proposals

Selwyn Lloyd To Ask For

Clarification

Duchess. Back

From US,

The Duchess of Kent and Princess Alexandra with the Duke of Kent and Prince Michael, who welcomed their mother and sister on the latter's arrival at Southampton" aboard the Queen Mary on return from their visit to Canada and America, The young Dake was given special leave from the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst to meet his mother

Beuterphoto.

NYE BEVAN Poland May Break

RENEWS

PLEA

Tredegar, "Monmouthfire, Oct. 11. Mr Aneurin Bevar leader of the Labour Party left wing, renewed his plen last night for co-existence with the Com-

munists, saying that Britain must

base her (foreign) policy on the

belief that the two could live

peacefully together,

Mr Bevan cnid America and

refused to accept suggestions from

Churchill, Sir Winston Britain's Prime Minister, that efforts should be made at the highest level to reduce world tension. He could not believe this refusal would help relieve the tension.

independent There also is a possibility the state, the usually well informed facility will not be devoted Hindustan Standard reported entirely to atomic research, but here today.

also will be used in connection

New York, Oct. 10, with the Air Force's goal to

Mr Selwyn Lloyd, British The newspaper Bid that the develop a jet engine with 25,000 Minister of State, is expected to expedition would be sent to

of thrust-more thars

demand clarification of a new pounds restore law and

disarmament plan to tumultuous data

covering 5,000 twice as powerful as any Jet Soviet

engine It now hues.

at the opening of a morrow square miles now simmering Experts sny

that any atomie- disarmament debato In the powered plano should be able United

Nations. Mr fly non-stop around the Earlier reports reaching here to

Lloyd, opening the de said that a foreign trained world, perhaps many times with bote in the Political Committee

refuelling Icader hamed Hongkin has out

Furthermore of the General Assembly, will also explain the demanded

independent it would outpace the sun. From probably kingdom for his wild and semia military standpoint, this mons Anglo-French disarmament pro- It could fly anywhere in the posals mentioned in the Soviet barbaric followers.

world and return under cover plan, of darkpeas,

with revolt.

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SECRET MISSION

The Hindustan Standard said that Hongkin had sent a necrot

to

Pakistan and

mission American officials in India

to to

help him

scek more arms to Launch a wide-scale rebellion.

Hongkin

already has

ap pointed 15 high ministers -- all foreign trained -- to

run the administration ol the area. Several of these are in contact

with the Burma guerillas, the newspaper added.

BUDGET CUT

to

The U.8, programme develop

for atomio power plants

slowed down soniewhat in 1953 by a Defence Secre- budget cut

FVRE

tary Charles E. Wilson sald then any atomic plans built from knowledge available

at

that time would be "poor aeroplane'"-too heavy and too slow.

These proposals, put forward disarma- at secret five-power ment talks in London last May and June, called for disarma- ment in stages and the prohibi- tion of atomic weapons cxcept in defence against aggression. An international control organ would be established.

The Prime Minister had said

would still like to he

sce Mr Georgi Malenkoy, the Soviet Prime Minister, but, what would be the polat of such a vidt, Mr Bevan asked.

AMIABLE CHAT

"If he goes to meet Malen- kov alone, and says before- hand he could not agree with Malenar about anything with which the United States disagrees, whạt cân

give him? Just · Nalenkov an amiable chat,

With Russia, Says U.S. Report

Washington, Oct. 10.

Expected Behind

The Iron Curtain

Washington, Oct. 10,

The U.S. Information Agency said today that people behind the Iron Curtain may be in for a cold winter because of lagging Communist coal production.

It said Red newspapers have: been warning the people of the Communist world that coal out- put is far too low to meet de- mande. They blamed large- scale absenteeism and difficulty in recruiting · new labour

for mines for failure to meet production targets,

the

|

In a dispatch to its overstaa posts, the Information Agency said the Hungarian

press has

hard

Expedition

To View

Sun's Eclipse

Colombo, Oct. 10,

been full of warnings about the prospect of a long,

The Spamy Rock at Tricoma- winter." It said the nation has leo on the east coast of Ceylon a cont deficit of 300,000 tons has been selected as the-spot compared with A 200,000-ton Trom which an expedition in deficit last year.

cluding world. renowned scientists will

the observe, eclipse of the sun on the mom- Ing of June 20 next year,

Ceylon spokes.

HOUSEHOLD CUTS

As a result, the Agency said, household allotmenta of coal kayo, been cut to less than one-third of pre- war-levels.

University of

man sold today.

led

The foreign team of scientists by Einstein's collaborator, Prof. E E. F. Freundlich, will be

The Agency said Czechoslo-assisted by a team from the vakia's Communist paper, Rude Ceylon

led by Prof. The Joint

Pravo, warned that "in a fow | Wuaganain.

months last winter's crisis may expedition will carry out two repeat itself." The Agency said experiments, one by the Cey- inet winter people,

Inese team and the other by cold, a were large part of passenger traffic the visiting team, was suspended, freight transport was curbed and factories, power stations and other Installations were hard hit,

In Rumania, the Communiet that people will press warned

place of coal because timber

The people of Red-dominated Poland havet even be able to use firewood "vehemently" rejected Communism and may be trusts still owe the state thou- ready to follow Yugoslavia in breaking away from ends of wagons of firewood. the yoke of Moscow, a report prepared for the Senate Foreign Relations Committee said today.

The report, published by the Library of Congress, und re- 100sed on the eve of "Pukaki Day," said the Red regime in Poland "lives only by a state of permanent. war against its

Setback

For Bao Dai

The Ceylon team which in clude about four members of the University staff will study, the solar

corona. This experiment had been tried unsuccessfully for the

The lak lust 80 years.

time it was tried was during the solar eclipse in Sweden, early

this year.

"BENDING: LIGHT BAYS The forelan team will carry The Polish Radio has also out an experiment to study the been warning that coal produc- bending of the light rays of the sion do well below targets. It sun. This team will include said one of the major reasons Prot. P.M.S. Blacket of the for low production has been a London University and Prof. heavy shift, of miners to other

Von Kluber of the Berlia University. jobs.United Press.

GORDIK Academy of Science has agreed to provide a large telescope and two observers for these ex

propion war in which it hLabour Paper

all the weapbens.”

But it added that there were

tensions and

Party lenders

stresses" among themselves. It

said the hope of a "purely

Paris, Oct. 10. Polish The Vietnam Prime Minister, Folleh way to Socialiam is too Polish ** widely spread among Dinh Diem, today over Communists" to have been wiped ruled the wishes of the Victout with the

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Alex Freundign, has led

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London, Oct. 10, Sociaist Outlook, a left-wing

by clouds. This expedition

being sponsored by the Royal Society, mical Society United Press.

| namnese head of state, Bao Curly "devint disappearance" of wickly... publicakón, proscribed London, and the Royal Astranow

and

the to refused

appoint former Defence Minister, Gen-

and

by the Labour Party Executive in August, la to crash publis tien at once.

"

The report noted that eral Nguyen Van Xuan, as his Wladyslaw Gomolka, one-time Secretary General of the Pollsh Vico-Premier and Defence

the The Management Committee of Communist Party, was on Minister.

the Labour Publishing Society; The General, who is backed road toward a merger of Polish

Socialsts announcing the decision here Communists by the army, resigned from the Government on September 24 in when he was charges with today, said: "We take this deci

Nationalist stan under protest, convinced and "Rightist

that the ban is n blow at thờ Referring to Mr Eden's role a crisis over differences between deviation" in 1948.

London conference

Primo Minister and the The on the

chairman, Freedom of the press and at at the

Committee German rearmament Mr Bevan army,

Inner party democracy.!!

REJECTED

suld the Foreign Secretary had Ex-Emperor Eao Dal, now Alexander Wiley. (Republican), the French Riviera, sald in a foreword to the report, had to say that for the next 44 living on

of a series

on Tensions Union The Soviet

Prime Minister rejected

that ong the proposals and the talks as an army of 120,000 would told the

General Xuan should receive the within Soviet Captive Coun

tries" that it demonstrated the broke

down, but Mr Andret remain on the Continent.

"The Bower of British man-appointments when the Prine inability of Moscow to "des Vyshinsky, chief Soviet delegate hood is to be committed to stay Minister reshuffled his Cabinet The Hartford Research Facility at the United Nations,

in Western Europe because Mr "o give it a more popular troy the will of a patriotle sub- 15 were headhunting only another indication of an week presented a plan which Eden's solution to the German basis."

shut In Defence recently are covered with thick apparent

accepted the Anglo-French pro- problem is so wise that France Army headquarters in Saigon Wilson, Jungle which renders adminis Department thinking.

posals as a "bast"

for dis-is frightened by its wisdom," he were reported to be "stupefied" tration almost impossible. Vil-who originally shelved

the armament.

83: Reuter.

by the Prime Minister's refusal lages are linked by what are atomic ship propulsion project,

and French official circles are nothing more than faint tracks. disclosed carlier this month that

said to be alarmed. Router.

the Navy may coon give a "pre-

The hills occupied by the Nagas who

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The debate will last for most of this week and perhaps longer. Mr Henry Cabot Lodge is expected to speak for the GOSSIP HOUSE" political and military quarters United States a day or two after Mr Lloyd-Reuter.

Leicester Oct. 10. More than 10,000 Roman Catholics from all over the county of Leicestershire gathered at a soccer ground here today to celebrate solemn High Mass. I WGS a Marian celebration in answer to a call from Pope Pius XII China Mail Special,

London, Oct 10, The Borough of Fulham has suggested that a new block of

flata Municipai

The reports said that Vietnam saw the refusal as open rebellion against the head of state. Reuter.

ject people."-United Press.

Mr Attlee Misunderstood.

Moscow, Oct. 10.

hould be Duke Touring cane there had been,

called "Gossip House" not be cause they think the prosper- tive tenants will talk too much, but after a former Freeman of Borough, Mr Alexander Gossip-China Mall Special.

the

Labour Councillor's

Action Mischievous

Birmingham, Oct. 10.

A Labour Councillor's plan for "an all out frontal attack" on hotels, cafes and inns operating a colour bar was described by the Secretary of the Birmingham City Council's Labour group to. night as “mischievous" and "sensationalism."

Councillor Geoffrey Allen says that with the aid of coloured people, he has drawn up a list

notion seems designed in

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of 100 establishment prectising nong well together in rach discrimination in this in- || hard and i-they dustrial city of over a million coloured people

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Central Scotland

Edinburgh, Oct, 10.

Mr Ellis Smith, Labour Mem ber of Parliament and one of the British Labour Party delegation visiting Russia and China, told a Soviet in Moscow "some misunderstanding" os. result of the press conference given in Hongkong by repre- pentativos of the last Labour Party delegation to China.

The

(Mr Clement Atted, British Labour Party leader, criticised The Duke of Edinburgh, who the aspects of Communism In has been spending the weekend both Russia and China at this privately with Lord and Lady press conference). Lansdowne at their home in

10

Mr. Smith referred to the at-

Israel Bans

Russian Delegation

Tel-Aviv, Oct, 10, Isrtel, has banned: the entry.

The recent Labour Party con- of a Soviet delegation of six, Communist- by fronte endorsed the ban by invited 4,600,000 votes to 1,500,000. In sponsored organisation, it was

ex-officially announced tonight, Leads, 12. members were pelled for refusing to promise the Foreign Ministry sald not to have anything to do with used to the Soviet delegation,

entry : visos žnik, been the paper.

which had been invited to The Executive told the Party attend the "Isruel-Soviet Union dúe to conference they were banning Friendship Congross

the newspaper. Everybody was cpen in Tel-Avty next werk- free to wille and sell it but not end." to use the Labour Party as guch visits should be based on Foreign statement said: vollein, for its propaganda,

reciprocity." As Israeli guèsia: Socialist Outlook, first ap to the Soviet Union were in-

a monthly In 1948 vited by the Soviet Govern peared as In 1950, 1-described the Korean ment, guests from the Soviet war es "imperialles aggression" Union would be welcomed here by the United States and it only when invited by the Israeli recently d'almed a circulation of Government, It added-Reu- 8,000. Reuter.

tor

is expected here tack on Mr Attice by the Soviet Forthan to begin three-day Government newspaper Izvestia tomorrow

following

this conference, and tour of central Scotland.

travels said that he would welcome On Wednesday, buses to the opportunity of discussing overnight to Join welcome Emperor Halle Selassie, the question" when he return-

from China, ed to of Ethiopia, who arrives

at which a threo-day state Thursday for

Smith spoke was attended, by

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