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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1958.

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ASSIST US MOTHERS

Poking, Jan. 2.

The Chinese Red Cross Society said today that it would give financial help, if three American mothers nooded, to during their stay in China where they aro due next week to visit their sons gaoled on espionage chargos.

A Red Cross spokesman said today that the mothers would not be the Society's guests and must meet their own expenses for trans- port, food and hotels.

The spokesman added: "Bul

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or als from Canion after an 80- mile journey across the border from Hongkong.

man

Meanwhile, in Washington, A State Department spoken- that the Bald today trce mothers can be given no protcellen by the United States during their forthcom- ing visit to their sons in

C

The spokesman pointed out thal the British -diplomatic Inission 111 Peking supervised American Interests In China.

The three mothers: Mrs Mary

Free Crow Of British

Airliner

London, Jan. 2. Britain la awaiting the outcome of French efforts to secure the release of the British aircraft and detained at

crow

How

Valona, Albania, before Initiating further action, an authoritative source said here today.

The British Foreign

once spokesman today told his press conference

Inter-

that French officials in Albania have reported that the British civiliam Skymaster DC4 cepted on Tuesday was forced to land at Valona. It had not so far been allowed to proceed on its flight to Singapore.

The French authorities today formally reported to the British Foreign Office that the crew of five men and the air hostess

were alive and

well-Reuter.

Ceylon Floods: Big Air-Lift By

US Helicopters

Colombo, Jan. 2.

Downey, Mrs P. Fecteau und A fleet of helicopters from the United States air-

Mrs Ruth Redmond-have ob- tained The American and Chinese visas necessary for the trip.

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craft carrier Princeton today 'dropped 500,000 pounds of essential food supplies to thousands of marooned flood refugees in Ceylon in what was described as the biggest airlift operation in peacetime,

The Princeton, which arrived Just

Why Were US Science Attaches Withdrawn?

ot night, is anchored Trimcomalee harbour. Today, its fleet of 20 helicopters were sent out in waves of three or four planes with ench plane carrying 1,000 to 2,000 pounds of milk, sugar, St. Louis, Jan. 2.

flour, corned A burglar's conscience helped beef, food and medical supplies.

The start the New Year happily for

crews operating on Fight

from the Intelligence supplied George Puder.

land base reported every borly a success.

Puder notified police, last Sunday that US$1,907-mostly in change-bad been taken li a burglary from his house while he was sawing wood in the backyard.

Last night he received an anonymous telephone call from man who told him he was sorry he had taken the money; The caller said he had spent that the US$100 of it, but balance could be recovered on the baseball diamond nt Beaumont High School.

Police found the money to a potato snek. United Fress.

Thirteen Die

In Brazil

The Ceylon Government an-

nounced today that in additio the United States had offered 10,000 tons of wheat flour for the relief and rehabilitation of flood victims,

The gift flour may be used directly to feed the food vice time or it may be sold and the proceeds used by the govern inent for food reflet.

AID OFFERS

Meanwhile, more offers of assistance continued to pour in from foreign governments and organisations. The United King- dom today offered £10,000 worth of goods.

The West German Govern- ment made a further offer of Rio de Janerio, Jan. 2. 55,000 rupees worth of medicine, Thirleen persons were killed concentrated food and recon-

The Bur and more than ten others Instruction material.

has decided Jured in two year-end accidents mase Government

Meteorite

-Or The Death Of

Sputnik I?

St. Louis, Jan. 2. Several persons reported to-

day that they had seen a brilliant object explode In the sky over the middle west shortly after noon. Smithsonian Observatory specialists said the object could not have been Sputnik I, which Soviet actentials have predicted will disintegrate tomorrow. since the Sputnik was schedul- ed to pass over St. Louls an hour and a half- before the ex- plosion was seen.

The object was probably meteorite, the experts, said.

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A witness in Springfield, Ohio, ¦said the object was a greenlab 10 feet in ball of fre some diameter. Most observara said the object seemed to be moving toward the northeast.

by a others

Some persons sald the object's fall was accompanied rumbling sound, while declared is passage was silent,

The engineer of a freight trein going through southern Missouri said the object moved more slowly than a meteorite, and had exploded in a shower of sparks-Frince-Presse.

Space Ship Possible, Says Soviet Scientist

Moscow Radio today quoted

London, Jan. 2.

# Soviet scientiat predicting that it was possible to build a space ship that could fly beyond earth's gravitation pull without the nid of rockets.

I said Prot, Kiril Stanyuko- vich, whose name was Unked with the Sputnik project Inst

ihe year,

reported

earth's be gravity

overcome by more means then rockets only."

con

He spoke of plans "for a night into space on a machine Chairman John E. Moss of tation.

Washington, Jan. 2. which defies the forces of gravi-

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the House Information The broadcast did not say subcommittaa orked when Stanyukovich made the statement, but the Soviet news Secretary of State John agency Tass quoted him on Tues- Foster Dulles today for a day as saying that "the problem "TENSION AT THE TABLE ROCK": "full explanation" of why ¦ of gravitation wil be clarified to science attaches withdrawn from embassles abroad.

were some extent in the forthcoming

U.S. year."United Press.

The California Democrat also asked Dulles what netion was being taken to put the science attaches back in the ombarsies where they could keep tab on foreign scientific strides.

"The State Department

took parently

no action reestablish the science attache programme until Russia's Spul- niks showed the whole world the comparative posture of our scientific research programine,' Mosa said,

in Brazil, it won reported today. to offer 300 tons of rice and five

Five persons were killed and million yeast tablets. me ten injured when the talli Emperor Haile Selassie of passenger couch of a train was Ethiopia has sent nearly 100,000 deralled near Belo Horizonte, rupees to the Governor-General of capital of the state of Minas for flood relief. The Indonesian science Gernis.

Prime Minister has In a second accident, eight message offering aid.

Meanwhile, the waters in workers were killed and a fanl- tor injured when a freworks some of the flood ravaged areas factory exploded near the town have subsided and the govern- Lourenco in Minas ment has begun rehabilitating Gerals.France-Presse.

the flood victims and repairing

Gobbledygook

London, Jan. 2.

John Archbold, President of the National Union of Teachers; quoted the following British Government department form as proof of the existenco of official gobbledygook:

sent a

damage.

Officials said it would take six months to bring train services Blooded back to normal in the areas. Franco-Fresse.

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A judge today ruled against The Hemingway love story

wiretapping ne a method of securing criminal convictions. Ho sald in future he would Dr Isidor 1. Rabi, chairman refuse to sign any wiretap or

President Elsenhower's dera presented to him in New

advisory

committee, York

though wiretapping declined to coment on what allowed under stale law, recommendations the commitice Supreme court judge Samuel would make to the President on Hofstadter, based his views on the selence attache programme, a recent decision of the United But he told a reporter who States aupreme court which

him about the

wiretapping in federal held questioned

"I have always been matter:

This decision, strongly in favour of the pro- cases to be illegal.

the judge de- clared, nuitifled the State's rarame."

The

Fast of the, science

which allows statuta attaches were recalled in 1958.

thorised" wiretapping under' They had reported back to the

sanction of a State supremo U.S. on scientide developments court order. in the

they nutions to which were assigned,

have

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Some Congressmen suggested that Russin's Detroit, Jan. 2, achievements would not a surprise if Two thieves sneaking out of a been much

on the job. "Separate departments on the grocery store loaded down with had been kept

United Press, samo premises are treated as boer, wine and meat, were 50 separate premises for this pur- careful to avoid detection that poso where separate branches of they took a broom and carefully work which

commonly brushed way their frack curried on as separate businesses parks.

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Damascus, Jan. 2. Á Syrien military spokesman Today that two fruel! med patrols opened fro Arab farmers ploughing their fields in the demilitarized zone, Quoted by Damessus radio, the spokesman said that the ex- change of fire lasted on haar and a half, and that the Arab farmers suffered no casualtos, -France-Press.

Sputnik's Progress

Moscow, Jan. 2. CHERRY |* The This . HOWE agency bald today the second Soviet" earth,

·HEERING satellite will have made 856 revolutions around the earth at 6300 GMT tomorrow, but did rot mention the first "Sputnik", which is expected to fall to the #artis“ MOBELA Tranes-Frodes.

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