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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1956.

RUSSIANS VISUALISE ATOMIC

RAILWAY

Plan To Link India

With Soviet Union

Moscow, Sept. 6.

One of Russia's leading scientists has evolved a plan to conquer the Himalayas by means of an atom-driven railway and so bring the Soviet Union, China and India, with their combined population of about 1.200,000,000 people, into easier contact with each other.

The seratist.

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Prof so Logo Pokrovsky, visualize in ammle CONSTANT railway driven Through the high A PAKUOTE the mighty

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ink conh Frunze in 5 veet Kugizia, in the alemie

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10 to 1,000 tons

sal w to 5.000

LONG RUNS

aer

watuolive of that weight be equipped with

vecler Meching #1 Union,gery rating set of some 100,000 115tough the Chinese provincë (betreep sen

of Staking with India

te a las as Now Del.

dakopital

Professor

Pak Travky Decio, Technical Seleneva Aljor-Generisk in the vergelijker – 27 service in the Sovas Bindur.

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Explosion

112247 Profw Pokrovsky says that

atomic

dermnnitvės. "the engines of the future will not If furi tequire large and heter could make long

- terp rams of high speed, " and adds

They could be ated with -10am Turborgenerators supply - fimotore both in šlje leesmotivasikaelf and in all

15.

Le enough power the trid to take the gracherals ! good

up the phystes

FANTASY

his project fur

a trans-Himalayan rut route in August ཎྞཾ་སྭ;།།f* or News, Soviet deview of world Events, i

listic fantisera ** fius 1 *' ! !! I how a far fetched to think of a direct ... roule

The Himalas... alt by ite joint Besar, Tatra

Chiti

Pointing out that these three nuighbou mutions. am spread Al Samurine territiny, he

They

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UK SHOWS HER LATEST AIRCRAFT

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The view of the Fairey ultra-light ja helicopter — which in Atted with a Blackburn Palous jet engine - seen at the Farnborough Air Show. Express Fluta.

Chilian Publisher Dies

Santiago, Sept. 6. horne mineralcly on receiving Augustin Edwards, noted, word of his father's death

Mr Edwards died at the Santa and Chilean publisher

Maria Cile this afternoon while usİ HESHMAN), died tody he was visiting his brother-in- after a heart attack. He was low, Carlos Eastman,

E) Mer- curio's general manager who 57 years old!.

had suffered a hoor attack

Recognition of Consul-General

Court Fees Abolished

A ser's of rults to be clied so the Workmen's Compensatiza (Rules of Court) (Amindment) Rules was unnövbeld 1 PAL Government Gazette this morn- ing.

An explanatory note is atea: Under the Workmen's Com- pensation (Rules of Court) Rules, 1953, certain fers have been charged which are only nominal where the workmen or their dependkints are applying to

The the Court under

Work- men's Compensatiou Ordin 102 1953, bu ar; more cubstantial where charged agičnu employ-

Even Though the

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dants are nomasni it has been

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found that in many cases 1.

h.rdship for applieseste la pay them and has been nects any to

Ict The applicars concerned

by admitteĮ GU paupers under Order 21 of ve Code

of Civil Probe dure 11) cable them to bring prosced- 11. Eroplayers have conlend- ed that it is intquitable to re- quire bom to pay court fees va addition to the ed

huolt

of compensation determined by the Court. The income actually fees is amull rabed by these

with the work In- comju red volved in collec'ing them an negligible in comparison with the eas; of administering the Jaynien's fre ived and disburgd

netium with the Work- men's Compensation Ordin.nee, 1953

jer the circumstances ar having rigurd to the measure of lintly witch Government has addy seceded in proveling hrvice for the bird of the romanialty. It has been deelde to abolish all Court fens relating It was notified in the Gazette

to workmen's compensation this morning that His Excelleney claims and awards and enforeve

the

the

Ofeer Administering Government, under instructions from the Sebretary of State for the Colonies, has

has been pleased to rrognise provisionally and pending the issue of Her Majes Mr Edwards was president of the newspaper's office only iwoty's Exequatur, Signer Adulberto Figarolo di Gropelle as Consul- in afer-General for italy in Hongkong.

On t

hours before.

jet

Besides his interest Turin, Me Edwards was o direc-

Reveal

brewing Admits

Saying that his plan is a very; the company pubil-hing El

the oldes rough coilne nat would require Mercato. much complex research; and ex- newspaper & [n] Be Westen permants by large groups of Hemisplace. It was funded for and stockholder in

Insurance, banking, Scientists and technicians in all Velparaly in 1827 efforts of ve emmtries before actunt:

supa efining and textile com- construction could be started, i

was gucated in park/** Mr Edwards

-UnFi Press, Profesor Pokrovsky adds -

kuitum and wh greduate t be done 11 B

done I am Oxted University. Ele was a that, druwing member of the Chillean Embassy firmly persuaded

d.. Prum Penh, Sep! on the immense potenfintities of Puff in London.

Nong Kimay, Cambodian Am- atomie energy.

Soviet, Indian

bassador to the United States, and Chinese engineers, techni- |

was asked by King Suramarii workers could. atel vintes working in concert for the com- A

21, Augustin Edwards, today to form the new Govern-

York ment. in New

sald Informed SQUITOS mon good of their nations, de- jwhos

American this Kreal task attending

Press that Kimny will probably re- complish China Muli Special.

Institute seminny, left tonight for fuse-Unital Press.

long

4 2nd class pesimamie and cultural 1px Hal intercourse was dit- Berat Hight mountains and and dete had to be crosset

lone reunxiabout Toutes employed

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Mrutiotong the rail veniles developed between Russia and China in recul tinæs, Professor Pokrov ky rays that for India pa problem of communicatjon mecky theme eleve neighbours is BIC dey

Meopt

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nd canais contrailed by Air traffle over roun fold routes is very

besides and large quantities of fenght."

the author.

He Re Dont the shortest ner these arth Toute

Tudia would be try ale, though some of the Tien Shan peaks are 23.000 feet aturve sea level and soma of the flimalayas above 24,000

But be argue Stut

Rir service to the

numerous Tran port problema, notably that of large-scate freight traile

Soufion

DIFFICULTIES

no

The tail route he has in mind might ruti roughly along the Meridian from Lake Issyk-Kul In the Soviet Union across the Chineur province of Sinklang to Srinagar, crossing the Himalayas - But other mountain ranges and south-eastwards to continuing New Delhi. "Here some of the! existing railways in the Ganges valley could be incorporated in the Brystem," he comments, adding:

"I can appreciate the formid- uble diffeúlfies that would face the builders, They would have to lay the ine over come at the highest mountain posses in the world, some of ths deepest KOTRES. soma ot the steepest Inclines.

"Cuts and tunnels would in many cards have to be made in solid rock and in many sections the line would require protec- tion against tandslides and Morcover the builders would be working in д difficult high anftude climate"

avalanches.

says

Professor Pokrovsky there is also the fact the trans- Himalayan Tallway would have to be bullt for an immense volume of traffic, no the con- necting link between three

than

countries with an aggregate population of 1,000,000,000 people,

more

"Let us for a moment try to

Please address contunica imagine thus Frunze-Delhi ex-

tions:-Scorelaru,

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bulent rivers on the

tvcls- Himalayan Sine, How (casible That with the present and forrecable future pala relenco and practical engineer-

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VI

Four Charges

A 30-year-old coolie, Mak Ng 1 Cs Street, third floor, charged with resisting arrest, assaulting a policeman, escaping from lawful custody and pose ston

of dangerous drugs, was remanded until tomorrow by Mr F. X. D'Almoda at Central this ing.

ment thereof.

Brigadier Ride

Resumes Command

Cinzetle

The Government annouices

Thot Leut-Colonel T.F.C. Hamillon ceased to wel Commandant, Royat Hong- kong Defence Force, upon the return of Brigadier L.T Ride

215

The transier is notified of W.S. Coiller, Probationary Act- ing Sub-Lieutenant (SP), from the Special Brunch to the Executive Branch of the Hong- Volunteer kong Royal Naval Reserve,

Private J.A.C. Huribali, ĐE

The accused pleaded guilty to Hongkong Argiment, has been all the charge.

promoted to the rank of Major.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

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By Air

Indo-China, France, a p.m. Formoss, 0.8.A. Am. Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe,

1 p.m.

Canada, 9 p.mu.

Japan,

D.m.

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Macao. 6 p.m.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER B

By Air

Peking. Shanghai, linow, Kun- mia Malay

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Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand & Ceylon, Noun.

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Thailand, India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain & Europe, Sp..

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMURA » By Air

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Farmona, 19.A., Canada,

Pakistani,

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Bursa, indi

Hawaii, & .m.

By Surface

Mucao, 1 p.m.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10

By Surta®

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Japan & Canada, Neon, Maceo, i p.m.

Thalind

India

Pakistan IP India. Purgele in Karachi), 2 pm

Magno, p.m.

Radio Hongkong

M.K.T.

9 pm. Time Signal and Pro- RTATIUNE Summary: 4.03. Stock Market Report; 0.08, Programme for hile presented by Valerie: 6.30, "Popularity

the

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presented by Tea Thomas; 7. Mors comes Nearer": A Talk by John Peacock of the Royal Observatory about the plaset Mars. which approaches unusually

to the Epith elore

tonight; .03. Muse from the Ballet of the Amert- Can Theatre; 7.20, Radio Hongkong Jum Session (2nd PV) Recorded on

Occasion of the Carewell Tommy Abrahanı; 7.30, Weather Re- A Tane Signal and The New*; 1.09. Appeal for the Hongkong Anti- Tuberculosis Association by Mr J. 14. Buttonje, CBF. Vice-president 8 15. Movie Magazine, Comilled and presented by David Lytle: 8.45, *Talki about Books": Micbari Grimul reviews:-"The Emores Wự” by C I Fingerald, published by Cremet Press, and Timothy Birch reviews: "Nobicnt Oblige" by Nancy Milford; D, Time Signal Music LoV®CTR Hour-Classical | Re- merts, presented by Allean Dekker 10. The Fimmborough Air Display", mentarles by Charles Gardner and Raymond Batter on the 1950 Farnboroughs Alr Display: 10.30. Cavajence of Musical Comedy, with Rise Stevens (mezzo-op.), Roberi Merrill Charitone); 10.69. Weather Report 11. Time Signal. Radio News Meet; 11,19, Goodnight Music; 11.30, Cinee Down.

REDIFFUSION

2 pm Variety Calls the Tune: 3, Manicni Matinee: 3.30, Strike UD the Band; 4, Romances of the World-Louis XV; 436. Tea for Two: 4.30. Sammy Kaya Show: B. Children's Corner"Tho Water

850, Bebien"--Episode 3;

Friday Requesta Presented by Betty: 626, Birthday Mailbag: 0.30, focord Parade: 7. Persuailty Parado Frankie flowerd; 7.18, Showtime Serenade: 7.30. Coko Time; 148. The Final Year The Story of a Mother's Courage 8. Time Bimal and the News 0.09, Appeal for the Hongkong Anti-Tuberculants Azoala- tion by Mr J. H. Ruttonjoe, C.B.E., Vice-president; 0.15, Weather Report and Announcements; 8.17, Melachino Musicnic; 0.32, Mustone

HalPolonaise fate in A Major" "Polonaine Brilliante in D Mator (Wieniawski), Amold Eidus with Elleen Fitsoler at Plona, "Fountain of Rome" the (Rampighi). "Concerto for Piano- forte, Trumpet and Strings" in C. Minor (Shostakovich); 10. The Farnborough Air Duplay"-Com- mentaries by Charles Gardner and Raymond Baxter

the 1950 Farnborough Air Display: 10.30, A Lale of Blim; 11. Date with Dream- land; 11.30. Prelude to Midnight: 11, Midnight, Goa Save the Queen,' Close Down.

Symphony

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RAIN AIDS THE

The

RESERVOIRS

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Water Authority ari- nounces that the Colony's reser- voirs gained 32 million gallons of water in the 24-hour period ending at 8 o'clock this morning. Total storage this morning was 4,862 million gallons. Consump tion yesterday amounted to 19: million gallons and the intake from streams and

mililon

catchwaters was 771

gion.

by 110 Rainfall Water Authority at Tytam "War 1.45 inchos at Aberdeen 151 Inches, at Pokfulam -1.46 Inches and 1.46 Inches at Shing Mun, In the Now Territories..

$111⁄2 Mill Contr

Contract

A $1,570,203,00 plumbing sub-contract with regard to the Jaya Road Housing Schemo har been awarded to the Tug On Company, contractors, y, by the Hongkong Housing Authority It was - noticed in the Govern ment Crazetta, mis morning m