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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1955..

Spaniards Reflect On Argentina

Madrid, Dec. 12.

BOMO

Events In Argentina have caused Spanish circles to reflect on what might happen here when the Franco regime ends.

The fall of President Peron caused few regrets in Spain. His anti-Catholic policy was unpopular here and there had been friction between him and Madrid authorities concerning Spain's long-standing debt to Argentina of 2,000 million pesetas (£20,000,000) for wheat and meat.

But General Lanardi's

over- prepare the public for a return throw WILH deplored. The of the monarchy, In view of the Falange weekly newspaper, fact that General Franco spon- Juventud, for instance, wrote:sors the idea of a restoration in Lonard and those with him the person of the youthful guaranteed the union of the Prince Juan Carlos. hest qualities of Argentina,"

WOR

But

General Genoral Lanardi's overthrow

apparently regarded

here as

the Franco would only give way s0 triumph of the old political far as to agree that books con- propaganda groups of the pre-Peron days taining monarchist The preoccupation of the map would be allowed to appear. porters of the present regime is this bali 201 to ensure that

Spain on the day happen In when General Franco no longer fearts the nation.

Anticipate Events

The Munarchists consider that at would be wise to anticipate vents by allowing the press to

AFRICA TO

ENGLAND

ON FOOT

Kampala, Dec. 12. Twenty-seven-year-old

Norman Imlach, of Rick-

| munsworth Road, Walford,

Supporters of the regime be

is now strong leve that

the withstand 10 enough assaults which will obviously be right. launched by the extreme

the

Republican moderate

Communists exiles and by the

dies 01 when General Franco withdraw.

by

It is assumed by the regime's supporters that General Franco

already made lins choler of

age

and

As

0

secret

personality 14

regen! succeed him

until Prince Juan Carlos comes of

astende the throne They believe that the hostility to this solution of the extreme right and

the Republiett exiles will be [ scart portance,

Red Menace

Communist The

menace

Is

in Hertfordshire, England, seen, however, as considerable. Uganda after The Communists are believed to has reached watking 3,700 miles from be the only clandestine group to Gobabis, in South West muntain in netive unterground organisation in Spain. Further- Africa.

Communists, Intrated more,

clandestine parties

He is on his way to London,

into other

und calculates that his journey, might be able to push a

which began in September 1954 will end about the middle of

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Special Announcementa

and

1950.

Mr Imlach averages 20 miles day, depending on the diff- culty of his route. Sometimes, un rough elephant tracks, his average has been lowered con- siderably, but he makes it up on the good stretches,

Red Beard Wearing и khak shirt and shorts und a red beard, his

Classified Advertisequipment consists of a blanket, monte as usual,

mug. and a wrist

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a torch, a compass,

To people who stopped, amazed, to see a white man walking through the heat of the day on the Equator, he said thet be was making his trip "for the satisfaction of doing something no one else has done

before."

"It is very much like climb- ing Mount Everest," he added. ["Pvc met many people on my journey who said they wished they had done the same thing when they were younger. Now they regret that they are too old to do tl. I don't want to say

hat in the future,"

Followed

Mr 1mloch's journey through Uganda took him to Tororo, Mhate and Soroll, In the east of the Protectorate.

From Soroti, he was heading north for the Sudan, hoping that the Sudanese authorities would Krant him a permit to puss through the southern area in which the mutiny occurred re- cently.

answer

He was followed by a crowd of Africans and Indians as he walked through the town of Mbale and had to Innumerable questions while he was offered food and drink us le rested by the road-China Mail Special.

& ORIENTAL

|

munist policy under

or even conservative banners.

com- moderate political

At present, however, no parti- cuları fears for the future Bre Although noticeable in Spain. General Franco *W DA 63 na December 4, he seems to be in good

shape physically.-China Mait Special,

Ambassadors' Daughters EXPERIMENT MAY SAVE

Visit Parls Studio

party of ambassadors' daughters recently paid a visit to a film studio in Paris to watch part of a day's shooting. Name of the film in production war-walt for The Am- bassador's Daughter," Tho girls

shown gathered round the camera listening to explanations from director Norman Krasna, Standing be- Aldo him Es flim Actress Myrna 103.

re

Girls are, from

Marguerite left: Mi

Bal. selaer (daughter of the Nather. landa Ambassador to France); Mim Marji Malik (daughter Indian Ambassador to of the France); Miss Claude Joxt (daughter of former French Ambassador to the USSR); M198

Helo (daughter of the Flanish Ambassador to France) and Miss Stella Jobb Idaughter of the British Am- bassador to France)Express

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 By Air

Philippines, 4 n.m. Thailand, Burma, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain &

} Europe, 0 p.m.

Korea, 6 p.m. Canada

6 p.m. Japan, 6 p.m.

Formosa, Okinawa, e p.m.

By Burface

Burme, & p.m.

Japan, U.S.A., C. & S. America. p.m.

Australia, Now Zealand, Manso, p.m.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

HERE'S THE TWO MILLION

IN CASH, BUT FIRST I'D

LIKE TO SEE THAT

ACBOT AGAIN.

FERDINAND

NANCY

10-12

THAT WAS A SWELL MEAL--- WHAT'S FOR DESSERT 3.

I'LL GET

ST.

I CAN'T

WHY NOT?

LET THEM GET AWAY WITH THAT

CASH.

p.m.

MANDRAKE IS INVISIBLE TO THE TWO MEN. HE GESTURES--

I'LL USE WHAT'S LEFT IN THIS CAKE

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Passengers are requested to send ALL BAGGAGE to the Hongkong & Kow! loon Wharf Co's Godown at No. E GATE, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE, by Noon on Thursday, 15th December SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages carried by passengers themselves, ALL BAGGAGE must pass through the Wharf Co.'s Godown for loading

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THIS EMP BOPSY

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14

By Alr

Indo-China. France, 10 a.m. U.9.A. 11.m.

Desia.

New

By Surface

US Consulate

Closes In Hanoi

Hanol, Dec. 12. The United States Consulate ut Hanoi finally closed today.

down

The last two members of the Hanoi consulate staff who left

for Saigon (South Vietnam) today

hauled down the

never

OLD DUTCH WINDMILLS

Amsterdam, Dec. 12.

An experiment which may save many of Holland's centuries-old windmills from the decay and destruction with which they are threatened has begun in the small town of Hasselt near Zwolle.

The local windmill, which after generations of corn grinding could no longer be run economically, has now been entirely converted to produce electricity, bringing hope that other windmills may be saved in the same way.

The experiment has not triclly for up to 80 average come too soon, for thousands families.in the region over a of windmills have already dit- year. appeared from the Dutch land- The total cost of conversion, scape in the last half century including the 30-kilowatt all the other and many more are threaten- dynamo and ed with a similar fate.

necessary electrical equip- The new project has been ment, has been approximately worked

out by the local 10,000 guilders (about £1,000 Electricity Board which do- | sterling)-about

or one atth cided that it must try to do the market price of J wind- something to save the famous, mili in full working order. "De Zwaluw (The Swallow) mill from

rufn when its millor announced that he could no longer make a living

grinding corn. On the initiative of Mr R. Baggerman,

the Board's chier engineer and a fanatic lover of Holland's old windmills, plans were drawn up for functional still standing in Holland, though changes

800 of these ore

are in re in the mili which

gular use. At the beginning of would not only allow it to

the century an estimated 6,000 produce electricity, but would

all mills wore flourishing in also increase its potential out-parts of the country, but now thousands have been lost owing to improved mechanical equip ment

from

put.

More Economical Although the conversion man thinks that it may be a Mr Bagger- costs seem high,

small price to pay in the long run to keep the typical Dutch windmill in operation.

Nearly 1,200 windmills are

only

experts

Long Study Later, however, Mr Bagger Thailand, Malaya, N. Borneu, fhio- American flag before they left.

the conclusion, Nonetheless, man came to Australia,

claim Zealand. Cerion, Noon.

particularly The American Consulate had after long study of the mill, that many millia, fonnosa, U.6.A., Canada, • p.m.

in fact

could only been recognised that it

be kept those used to pump water on Thailand, Pakistan, Middla

if it were Africa and Europe, # p.m.

medium-sized by the North Vietnam Govern- working

polders, the re- entirely ment since it came late power

over to producing cice- | claimed land surrounded by tricity and in October, 1964.

still more economi- gavo ир

corn dykes, arc grinding.

cal to run than any other type The decision to close the con-

differed In this he

funda- of machinery for the same job. sulate was Anally made some mentally from other scattered But a great number of large

American experiments which have beeg months ago by the

windmills used for grinding Government, when it became conducted in recent years to corn are far less impossible to keep up communi- Baye windmill's

410

by turn modern equipment comic than cations between the American {ing_over only part of their A Dutch windmill State Department and the con-production to electricity while work in a gale nor in a very sulate.

still continuing to grind corn. light breeze. It needs a steady

China, People's Republic, 9.30 am. Philippines, 11 a.m. Japan, Canada, I p.m.

Maceo. 6 pm.

Macao, i p.m.

Pakistan. a p.m.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10

By Al

Japan, & a.m. Peking, Shanghai, Hankow, 9am. Indo-China, France, 10 a.m. Thailand, Pakistan, Lebanon, Ger many, Great Britain, Noon.

Philippines. 1. p.m. Paklitan, Middle East Atrice, Great Britain and Europe. @ 9.m2,

Thailand, Burma, India, 9 p.m.

I'M SATISFIED. SAY--DIDN'T I PUT THAT BRIEF CASE HERE--?

$13

SPAGHETTI FOR

--THE BRIEF CASE BECOMES

INVISIBLE!

DESSERT 7---

I'M GOING

HOME

· HEY,

[SHOULP. NAB YM THIE

cannot

The windmill's

new genero-wind with a speed between 10 In future, Great

Britain, tor has been connected to the miles an hour and 23 miles on through her Consul-Generul, local grid and is expected to hour to work well. But these wifl watch Dvor American ( bave ♫

of between requirements are usually fairly cupacity interests in North Vietnam. ----| 30,000 and 50,000

fulfilled kilowatt casily

in Holland France-Presse,

hours a year-sufficient olec where a steady breeze seldom lis to blow over the flat countryside.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

MANDRAKE GESTURES

AGAIN--A FIGURE-IMAGE OF THE CASE APPEARS--

Huh-..

OF COURSE-- HERE IT IS

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller '

SUIT YOURSELF

LEGGO!

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By Frank Robbins

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NTER, THE PUNK KIP WHO

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MAGICIANS

Car Carlsberg

If we were

any fresher we'd still be

on the vine!

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TRY FROZEN STRAWBERRIES

TODAY

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ASSORTED

CHOCOLATES

San Miguel

One of the now ideas which has been atted to the Swallow mill at Hasselt to make

more efficient is a. system

I

to

keep the sails turning into the wind so that they get ita full benefit.

Task Lighter

The mechanism is run elec- trically and is set automatically by a type of weather vane top of the mill. Previously the miller

mer had

to shift the manually cach time the

changed direction.

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wind

The sails run the generator automatically and the miller therefore needs no special

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be

gineering knowledge able to continue to run hia

His task has also been made lighter by analber of the Electricity Board's inventions to increase the mill's efficiency. This la an automatis device which regulates the amount of surface covered on the salts according to the strength the w

wind

The former canvas covering of the sails has been replaced by a type of hinged Jattice. which,

24 the wind Incresses

in force, opens away from the sail, allowing the air to porn through and thus presenting a surface for the wind catch

smaller

to

The old systezn of canvas meant that as the wind in- croused or

or decreased, - in force, the miller was obliged to stop the windmill and alter the amount of canvas covering tho sails by hand.

Mr Baggerman says that the mill will have to be in

for at least a year before it can bo nequratoly determined whether 1+ will be on economical experiment, ranling other conversione electricity,

Voluntary

But be is optimistle that the project will be a sucose and allow the miller to hire the generator, and other equipment now installed in his mili, and make a yearly profit from lan sale of electricity. The Board would buy the power which ho produces.

Meanwhile, a voluntary i

or Windmill

the Society for the

is leading a campaign

to save many more of mila Town council

the

to be becoming couro buy of the value

Windmill both practical

and weathello and

are alloting funkie för diede

Cloration

If large numbers,

・can be suposarČully for produce costainly do Jana Fold

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