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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1955.
Don't Talk About Atoms-Adenauer
Bonn, Feb. 14.
Dr Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chan- cellor, has asked one of West Germany's leading atom physicists, Professor Wener Heisenberg, not to discuss atomic energy questions in public before final ratification of the Paris treaties, it was learn-
today.
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The Social Democratic (op-1
Government officials said Dr position) Party, which opposes Adenauer merely sought to stop The Paris treaties providing for the rearming of Western Ger- inany within the
ern Western said today duy was in the not easy to understand light of his convietton of the value of the Paris treative for The maintenance of penice.
defence move was
That Dr
QUESTIONS
ON PRICE
OF TEA
London, Feb 14
apelstract A Dovernment fol- The House of Commons to May that the export duty imposed by ten exporting countries det prar og stilt mivie the price Front by the Loti for buyer
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month. 7+ treaties workt allow West Gietmarly Lo work on but not Le
make ateur weapons.
On receipt of a lester from Dr Adenauer al punth, Professor Helsinberg" wiole to the Nor h- wost German Radio asking for a postponement of a talk he was due to give on at me ques.Jins because of the Chnucelor's intervention.
He confirtuel lonight that he Fans!
bocheti by Dr Adenauer but declined to cum- mert,
Party
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LONDON AIRPORT'S BRITISH ROCKET ENGINES
NEW BUILDINGS
Japan & Germany
Among Canada
Best Customers
Ottawa, Feb. 14.
Two former enemy countries--Japan and the Germany-remained Canada's third and fourth best customers in world trade during 1954, the Ach Gmaan atomic phy- siest, Profesoor oste Hahn, in a Bureau of Statistics said today.
b la lust night spork. es the horrors of atomle conflict and called for Bist and West to over the rising price of tea in negotiate immerbately to prevent recent months,
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in India well in the United States Las rerupti Consumption Win Jargely responsible for the rise |
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Investigated
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INOPPORTUNE
A Government apokeZSKUTER, ER »ab いず
tonight that Dr Adenauer la his letter 10
Heisenberg Professor
nald that oner the Paris treaties were raŭged. Germany would be engaged in atontic pepceful pur- rescurch fur
Tokyo, Feb 14 Japanese amateur radio epvya- tors have reported that polier ace investigating them foth wing allegations by a former Sovk Mission member that a large scale Communist spy ring was in existence in Japan. The former Soviet ofrual defected
the
Touted States in January. 1954,
Japanese hamst have com- planned to the 3upun Amateur Radio League the they are being bothered by porn uwentagutions inle persable v. ponutge activities
amateoz operates
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES (amateu
Consignres per
Cie des Mesangeries Maritimes
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The polne have ket
a number of perato questions concerning their rela- hons with operators in foreign Countries. particularly in the Soviet Union, Some operators reported their homen had also been searched,
Canada's total exports in 1951 had a value of $3,876,134,000, o drop of six per cent from 1953. final Bu res by the Burea
Volume revealed today
Was down 3.5 per cent and price 2.5 per cent.
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The United States continued to dominate among foreign - Laying $2.312.000 worth Canadian-produced Kuod i This was to drop of 4.4 per cent From the 1953 value, ut 1 was the second highest tolat on ricord Sules ki tão United "Inopper States accounted for 59.7 pert discuss atomic cent of the total exports, com- question is details at present,-! pared to slightly less than Router.
per cent in 1053.
poses only.
Jt was therefore Tune
The Post Office Ministry winch controls the use of rudin WHICH waves,
were suld the police merely trying to round up illegal radio operators, of whom there are an estimated 200.
are hereby nutiles that then curdo will be discharged into the W kong & Kowtoon Wharf tindown Co. Ltd. godown where 11 SMILE ta at korangner Tisk ant subject to the whart terms and conditions ut storage, and where delivery may b oblained.
There are 1,830 registered ammiltur operators in Juquets,———
Damaged packages Bre It Be Seft China Mail Special.
in the gown for examination by consignees and the company s kurs veyors. Mesars Girisard & Douglas at 10 a.3. on Friday, 18th February, 1955,
No Claims will he admitted after
the goods have left the godown and all goods remaining! andensered after the 19th February, 1955 will be nub-
ject to rent.
Historic House
Being Demolished
Philadelphia, Feb. 14.
All clairns against the vessel must Time has run out for Chalkley
ba presented to the undersigned on, historic manalon here.
or before the 18th March, 1935 of
they may not be recognised
No Fire Insurance will be effected. CIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
Hong Kong, 14th February, 1933,
To ADVERTISERS
Wreckers are demolishing the Hail, ง majestle, memory- haunted mansion begun in 1727 Thomas Chalkley, Quaker by preacher and shipping magnate, and finished in 1770
his son- in-law, Abel James, who re- mained loyal to England during the Revolutionary War,
All of the interior woodwork. BUNDAY POST-HERALD the splendid old staircase, the and joists from Брисе for commercial floor. beams advertising should be nearly all of the building lunve
already been removed. booked not Jator than surrounded by woods, it is now noon on Wednesdays. In the midst of factories.
Even as the workmen picked For the SOUTH CHINA away at the ruin, friends of the MORNING POST and the famous old 18th century show- CHINA MAIL, 48
hours place were still seeking means to bafore date of publication, preserve the structure, once re- garded 48 an architectural masterpiece and reportedly ona Announcements of the first three-storey houses in and. Classified Advertise. Įthe American Colonies-Chinti
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A new view showing the
progress on the Control Build- Ing and Towor in the now
Arca Central Terminat London Airport which comes partly Into operation ποτέ month. It will flest be used for the short haul flights from the Continent and internal ser- vices. The new buildings will bo formally opened by tho Queen in December-Central Press Photo,
SCHOOL NAMED AFTER PRINCESS
HERALD NEW AVIATION ERA
The news that the de Havilland Suver Sprite rocket engine has been cleared by the Ministry of Supply for quantity production and for service use heralds a new era in aero-engine development.
It is only ten years since the first British jet aero-engine, the de Havilland Goblin, was similarly approved for service in February 1945. Now future use of rocket engines, particularly for short-range interception duties and guided missile propulsion, can be confidently expected.
The special features of rocket engine described.
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For fighters,
the rocket
can be briefly engine may be used to neceler- ate rapidly through the sound The rocket gives tremendous barrier, and give "higher maxi- thrust for its weight and frontal, mum
boost speeds. It could
aren (which produces drag),, their veiling, and could serve but the drawback is its high as the main power-plant in fuel consumption. This is such supersonie interceptors or gulded that the use of rockets is con-
missilea, fined to duties of short duru- tion.
ft.
When it in used only for take-off, the Super designed
hus
The rocket's thrust is almost istedi independent of the altitude andprite has been so forward speed of the aircraft, that it can be dropped by parn- so that for heights above 60,000 chule as soon as height
been gained. The engine it is particularly suitable.
its fall
by It may be used for assisted protected during
material 10 Lake-off. climb
and shock-absorbing boosting
that it is undamaged on land- acceleration in level night.
inf. Rockets could also be used to Increase the ceiling of bomb- ста over a target making dimeult for enemy fighters Intercept the raiders.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
The Super Sprite barbe bydrogen peroxide As fuel. in conjunction with a metal catalyst. Its thrust is, increased by after-burning kerosene or gasolene, giv- ing maximum thrust of 4.200 lb, and a duration of forty Reconds. The
total Impulse Is 120,000 lb.- seconds for a weight of only 020 when dry.
The Super Sprite The Swiss Federal Railways | developed mainly to assist
London, Feb. 14. Queen Elizabeth has agreed But a new school in Dick: nson Bay 5 reet at St John's, Antigua, Process Margaret omed Britain remained the second | School
conimernorate her heaviest
Canadian sister's visit to lie Island, it was buyer of goods, taking
A plaque un $852,694,000 announced today. worth, or $7 per cent of the the school bufiding will boar | total. This was a decline of the Princess's name, China two per cent from the 1953 Mual Speelal value which had seeminted for only 18 per cent of the total exports.
to
000 fast year.
Jun
that remained
Berne, Feb. 1.
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In the future, civil aircraft na well as bombers may make use lo of rockets to assist their tako
off.
For high nititude combat rocket engines will be increas ingly used, because of the jack of atr for jet and ram-jet engines above 60,000 ft, where the rocket is highly efficient
Last but perhaps not least, that de Havillands point out
of all fight beyond the limit the earth's atmosphere cuils for a means of propulsion, such as no the rocket, which requires external oxygen supply.
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been
Steps have been taken the, ensure
that the supply of and Vickers Viscount
airliners keeps race
to
turboprop with the
In spite of the fact that ship-ill put small umbrellas made take-off of jel bombers,
ut olled paper on sale at several smitar aircraft. dropped Lalit next month as un ex-
It is particularly valuable in lively demand for them from air- $118,568,000 in 1953 to $90,474.- periment,
and the troples,
wherever it lines throughout the free world. The umbrellas costing two may be necessary for aircraft Canada's third largest market.
francs (3/4d sterling) each-will to operate from short runways. Sales to Germany increased be for the convenience of pasien- {The choice of aerodromes erecting shops at slightly. from $83,868,000
logers arriving in the rein aud (available to a bomber force SH6,800,000
1954-United fusing a long walk from the could be considerably enlarged Press,
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By the end of this month, the the mala Viscount production factory at will Hum, near Bournemouth, have been more than doubled in size. This expansion has taken place since August 1954, when the order-book for the Viscount sharply increased ad
decision of a
by Capital Airlines, U.S.A., to purchase the British airliner in quanlity.
a
result
TWO SHOPS
Prior to August 1956, there werd two' erecting shops accommodating Vis- count production lines at Hurn. Each was capable of holding. Ove fuselages, NO that ten airerată could be assembled at one time,
The extensions now made to the shops give them anch sufficient copacity for twolvo fuselages, with the result that twenty-four Viscounts can be built concurrently. Moreover, a
has second fight shed
been built, together with new metal treatment and fittery shops,
The labour force at Hurn has been almost doubled, but this of represents only one aspect
the increased work. Many parts of the Viscount, including the wings, tall units, allerons, flaps and some undercarriages aro who made by sub-contractors, have also been asked to crease supplies.
Viscounts Avo
Already forty-dx have been delivered to airlines, but during 1955 arty- five aircraft will roll from the production lines, doubling last year's output, Plans have been, jald to make some 80 or more Viscounts in 1960, including the first es 800 planes, which will
able to accommodate Bovenly passengers, as against forty-five carried by today's model.
DEPENDS ON, DEMAND
If required, yet another Increase in output 'has been planned to take place in 1957, depending on' the de- mand at the time.
Airlines which will take do livery of Viscounts In 1955 Includes British European Air- Airlines, ways, Trans-Canada British West Indian Airways, Iraqi Capital Airlines, U.S.A., Airways, Hunting-Clan, Misrair, (Austra“ Butler Air Transport lla), Central African Airways, and LAV, a Venezuelan line. The Canadian and Indian Gov
talco de- ernments will also. livery of Viscounts during the year, for V.I.P. transport duties. LUFTHANSA SERVICES
According to Reuter, four Convair airlines, of the new Want
Lufiharas German `will...“``begin · regular service to London, Paris and Madrid on April 1, 1' waar. announced tu Cólažne to
ine.
The Art International tat flights will be made at ...the- beginning of next month-
"A" North Americans more planned, for the late surpasser int · Bouth'::F. „American
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