1958-02-05 — Page 3

Page

CABLE

BRIEFS

Dezmacol. A

L C. Gentry. 31, 1 vinced he picked à poar

to park his car.

$

Wars

Pelloo charged him with filegally blocking refrend racks, end a tralu demel shett the cur-United Prom.

Aix-en-Provence, Fri: d. Joseph Bertrand, 56. Akurged with a! drew a lve year suspended sentence Jarurday after telling the court he turn ed down in Bose CALM IT had been awarded to in ex- wife in a divores settlement.-- United Press,

Milwaukee. Fela 4. E officials have put fan- quititsers le a new

The Lisub.pheresd

dured Chrisly, a

mocec, with the

T

k he'd

THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1958.

US Satellite Sends Message Of Hope

Pare 31

“LIGHT AND AIRY”

The Space Age

Can Man Survive Space Flight? Descends On

Meteors And Cosmic

Rays Won't

Be A Hazard

Washington, Feb. 4. America's Explorer satellite has radiood from its orbit a hopeful indication that man can survive u flight through space.

kerp calm while the tuned Selentists at the California Institute of Techno- als tonalis.--United Pres.

Shelbyville, Feb. 4. Seven months after it take uul of the county gas. Chence E. 1:ouse, 20. retumi and asker to be locked up rata 32.

can't get 19h," he ***

logy Jet Propulsion Laboratory said pre- liminary information from the first United States satellite indicates cosmic rays and particles of meteors will not be a hazard to space travellers.

plained, "and 1 Rearly te is At the same time, Army experts were reported

this kind of wither BRNĚ T

Miami Brach. 2 4. Teamster Union traders have chosen the sile for Girly Gert- ing i week to Biena

ouster Un'a

truir. AFL-CIO.

Thug will meet Al Sh away's Hotel.–Utsitre Prem 2.

the the

seeking permission to launch a 300-pound "Secing-Eye" television satellite and another ans weighing 700 pounds that could be the forerunner of a permanent space station revolving around the globe,

Ir

Wil

K Pickergus Defence Department sources ; Director of JPL, said the speed said neither Army proponia Fel the Explorer cruising through for 300 and 700 pound satellites poce at 18.000 miles an hour had been approved. The Air in un urat ranging from 230 to Force already has contracted saway from earth with Lockheed Aircraft for con- 1,000 miles Pink, Pel, 4

Mtime could keep it aduft "perhaps struction of a TV-reconnaissance PLIE dre amakYS,

However, its two die stellte. Vramat attended a nesting of 1 years," the French sp Dp the and transmitters are expected to go

alent in about two months, Some up today with

In the sick drugs design,

A fur-lined pocket fich tu chry a dog-End Aga.

Grimsly. Leng. 4.

the lacal rai catgirl' VENU

wat dielosed today to

Carf,--\'nited Press.

Helgede A. Milice gregied hunter of weier.

MITAN

Mr

and other wild aneh. ME! trit his drama.

JPL scientists who worked on the project sund the premier data un come radiation und meteorite particles was the Birst impurtant dading of the Ex- pliter ahich was Inunched lust

Friday night by the Army.

The finding bored well for

TV Satellite

Anny officials have claimed to pongressional Investigators, however, that they should be iven the TV satellite because of the Army's present missi of worldwide and mapping.

communications

The X-15

the pilot of the X-45 experi- Lt. Gen. Donali 1. Putt, De- mental rocket plane witch puty Chief of Staff for Develop- wii ity to zoom 100 mites ment, sald the X-15 ruckel above the earth next year, plane will be "much inore ♫ space craft than an aireraf." fle said that once the X-15 is proven success, pulling a 1211 In ALAL orbiting space Loner retentiało pave estimates | vehicle would be a "relatively He tied it to.. See} Fatuma treni six years to easy follow-out."

life for with a pure of hea *** Dok i prate of

Cirku

raugh!

Exptoler.

توك

rin with his busty jun Miku's | Rentals Sputnik 1. lunched an "Today we are poised at the bullet Url !' til eut Tktober 4. stayed

and months. Sputnik 11 passed the The tring and set the fee in Red Pres

{three-month mark yesterday.

florked fired

tbe

ABBE ON CHARGE OF

=DOUBLE MURDER-

UY Deanoyers (centre) being led to the court-room GUY

at Nancy, France, recently where he was formally charged with the murder of 19-year-old Regine Fays and her newly-born baby. The Abbe confessed to murdering Regins 18 months ago when she allegedly threatened to expose him as the child's father, Keystone.

TWO LONDON 'TECS

CHARGED

WITH CORRUPTION

three very edge of sustained journeys Two detectives were alleged ed money from a man by man into outer space," General said.

stolen property.

At S. Pole

For Churchill, Feb. 4. POCRET scientists, bird un Actober-If rocket to a height of 147 milles early bad, the eighth launching from the sub.

R

Arctic base this year

It way disclosed a "space zentry" bounced signals off the Me to help line up the sa- tions which track the Explorer atellite. The sentry is a giant radio transmitter which has a beam equal tu 1,500,000 watts.

In preparing for the launch- The launchings are part of Internalkomat Geuphysical Yearing of the Explorer, the space the experiments with alawi 11 to be fired from the military base entry beamed signals to

Moon from Jtuary 14 to during the current series of Winter experiments,

January 28 so that Minitrack posts throughout the Keigntists said the ligent-fuelled Aerobce was fired in an effort | Hastering

ba to study the jonosphere. Uvy sald Information received by radio Western hemisphere could

to the tuned precisely from the rocket wa› pros lent.--United Press.

frequency-United Press,

A British Crossword Puzzle

2

16

18

ACROSS

1. 11 which flul: learn ba swins"

18).

"E. Stretch of river (5).

8. Caroumat (5)

9. and boblait pas

1 Schoolboy nickname 57.)

1. The sky, perhaps it.

12. Good condition dosar (4)..

13.

Approuches 75).

14. The first to uzor (0).

It. Bread covex) (3)

20. A sportsveen alstube bo

good one (B).

20

Something to en!. (4)

2. They feature in

器

cenery (6).

Ungullable (5).

entish

a. Receptive apochuty (0).

2. Hirty mort? (E).

20. Introduction (5).

26. Towels, for e.mplet (8).

26

13

14

15

22

DOWN

1. Skeli fragments (8).

2. Is he always serene? (8).

8. Verbal exam) (4).

4. Writing should be (7).

5. Purified, being genteel (TS.

6. Buckes up no end (6).

7. Provide provisions? (5),

14. For a certain figure (2, 1,

5).

15. Timber cutiers (8),

15. Misprint (7).

17. Ono with a yellow strank

(7).

19. Just folke (0).

21. Elo's got something (8). M. Prophet (#).

TUESDAY'S CHOSHWORD.-Across: · 3, Cl; 7, Proud; 8, Ton; 9, Karl; 10, Carton; 12. Lied; 15, Beset; 18. Glee; 9. treat; 21, Greer: 23, &;wn; 23. Strip; 26, Dart; 29, Retud 30, ria; 31, Arta 22, dat 31, Keen." Dawni 1, Break, 2. Durable; 4, une; 6. Toll: 4. Stra; 2 Eico: 11, Voets: 13, Ber; 14," Date: 16. Tepid 17. Aga 18. Gow 20. Stepute 22, Appar 24, Tripe; 20, Focks; 5. Agra; 26, Task

same

Jews' Graves Desecrated

Stuttgart, Feb. 1. Geriau polico pffered US$125) reward today for in- formation on the unknown per- son who overturned gravestones The Jowish section of Stuttgart cemetery.

Police said 15 gravestones wore toppled last Saturday or Sunday night.

London, Feb. 4. today to have accept. allowed to receive.

Detective Inspector John The solicitor general also Hammersley, 40, und Detective accused Heath of receiving £60

Mrs Sergeant Trevor Heath, 36, both from a

woman,

Allee

of Brighton Felice, were said to Brabiner, who was gauled for have received sume £250 be- 16 months on a charge of per tween them from the receiver, forming an abortion. Ernest Waite.

They Were

CONVICTION

charged

Before her triel sho- pald with Churles Ridge, 58, suspended calh money after she asked police chief of the south coast him if he could "forget" the

other men case for a few pounds sterling: resort, and two Anthony Lyons, 50, and Samuel Belison, 42, with conspiring to obstruct the course af justice. They have all pleaded not guilty. It was the second day of their trial which is expected to last about a month at the Old Balley central criminal court

ILLEGAL MEAT .

The prosecution, which has alleged Ridge accepted money to enable a club to serve drinks after licensing hours claimed that the police chief and the two detectives also received illegal meat during food ration ing days from Waite.

Prosecuting, Sir Harry Hyllon Fuster, solleitor general, recilled a British railways police inves- tigation into big cigarette robbery.

The

was 4

Aret witness Brighton Ashmonger, John Robert Leach, who told the jury that a conviction against him of receiving stolen property was quashed on appeal. But before file trial Hammersley said the evidence could be thrown into the sca" for £250, the witness claimed.

Leach said he refused the offer. His father, Henry Leach, denied he offered the police ary inducement to do "their best" for

his son.

The trial was adjourned until tomorrow.-China Mail Special

Hammersley and Heath, Sarah Churchill

claimed, knew that the cigarettes were being delivered at Walte's The wreckages to the Jewish home while they were actually graves was caused by only one engaged un alding the railway

receiver polica believe.-United detectives. The

was

person Press.

eventually arrested.

TOO MANY EXPENSIVE TEENAGERS,

COMPLAINS MAGAZINE

New York, Feb. 4.

Too many expensive teen-age children is one rea-

son north American consumers are less will ing to buy autos appliances and other luxury and semi-luxury goods, the magazine Busl ness Week sold today.

In an article entitled "Why, porth American population will The Consumer Is Lostig His conunue to increase until by | Enthusiasm For Goods," Business | 1905 it whil ampunt to 20 per Wook said It costs mom and dad cont of all the neoplp.

too much just to food, clotho, And feeding, clothing and and educate the ten-agers and educating all these teen-agerò la give them a little pocket money | going to put a big burden on

they won't get in trouble. the economy.

THIRTY PER CENT

It will leave less money for the kipa, of hmury and, semi- Tem-agers - In the expen, luxury hoods that have, sparked sive agus - ero the fatigate bool-spending since World

oving element in the north War II, American Population at the Business Work concluded that moment, the urticle said.

Americans will be well into the They Increasing even 1980' before there again aim faster than old people although, integ wumbers at now, yerns overall, the US population if families with a want for lola getting older.

of how cars shis other luxury Dudnew Week sild: the pro- und armklipury woods.--United portion of fewu-ngor's "In "the | Prèsă,

are

Nice, Feb. 4. Miss Sarah Churchill, Sir Winston Churchill's daughter, is expected here on Thursday by air from the United Strtës IL was learned today. ·

She will join her father who is holidaying at Roquebrung Cap Martin, on the French Riviera.-China Mali Speckt 1.

NO NUCLEAR

Women's Fashions

•

By MURIEL PENN

London, Feb. d.

BASES IN The space age is here—even in fashions. Michael,

PAKISTAN

Karachi, Feb. 4. The leader of a Soviel Parliamentary delegation sald visiting Pakistan today he had been as- sured that no nuclear bases would be establish- ed in this country. Ivan Benedictoy, the leader, stid at a news conference the delegation had discussed missile sites with Pakistani leaders. whom he did not name. He had talked briefly last night with Prime Minister, Malik Firoz Khan Noon.

who opened the three-day series of spring and summer fashion collections by London's "Big Eleven," the members of the exclusive in- corporated Society of London Fashion, De- signers, this morning topped all his models with hats based on the popular conception of a space helmet.

Light and airy, usually made the shoulders obtained by a by Madame Vernier of closely strategically pinced knot in the pleated, paper thin silk or Lentre back. The same tapered organdy, these bals have a high effect was produced in another square helingt crown and fit low model by means of deep full. Va to give round the face, hiding the hair-cut under each cleeve line, Some are perfectly width to the shoulders, and by straight. Others have a slightly contrast, the narrowed hemline. "waisted" effect, marked by a narrow band of ribben.

SPACIOUS

prid In another version, the basic Under spacious coate hat was a dat pillbox cap in short loose jackets with dipping "We were given asturences by

salin covered with 11 stiff, backs, blouses are loose and al- worn outside. More Fome of the top leaders, includ-helmet-like vell which descends ways

the traditional ing Members of Parliament, that round the face and head almost popular ion there will be no nuclear bases,"

11: to chin level.

loaso blouse in a short, Mr Benedictøy suid,

sleeveless Bolero

TWO-WEEK TOUR

The 10-man Soviet delegation completed a two-week tour et Pakistan.

Mai Benedictoy ould the Paidstani Government "had" a "positive" reaction to Soviet

exters of economic and technical assistance. The Kenichi Gov- ernment previously had denied that thoro was a formal offer of Mr Benedictov said Ruslan ocientists were working on a third earth satellite. Ho gave no detalls but quoted Pakistani nowspapers which spegulated that the nest Sputnik would be twice the size of the second one United Press,

She Promises Not To Hit Mother

Landon, Feb. 4.

Space might also be said to be the keynote of the suits and dresses with which they are

worn.

.COMING SEASON

or sometimes a straight hip-length jumper re- miniscent of a jerkin, in match- ing woollen or other fabric.

The space ago, as seen by at- Michael, decrees an 'cosy and-gota-It

At Matul, the second cou- terier 10 open his collection but the here, space is still important,

silhouette Is almost entirely semi-fitted.

As in Paris last week, clothes for the coming reason are made to touch the figure here and and the hips, but never to fit it there, mainly at the bosom, In line with the general feeling

Mr Matt himself said that for space, necklines stand away from the neck, and sometimes, his theme is "diversity" and in cocktail clothes, summed up his slihouette thus: especially plunge deeply at the back: "Styllod, clear-cut silhouettes waists are only suggested with softly shaped torsos re- marked at all and sidrls stop miniscent of inverted brackets." abruptly at not more than one inch below the knees,

In his interpretation of the theme, lines flow over an un- Even the narrowest of skirte, deilnexxi bust and taper to the which may taper to the healing hemline for daywear, while make anything but a hobbled tight bodices over generous and walk imposalb.c are never cometimes extravagantly foll sheath-like.

skirts, give a small waisted With suits, Jackets are loose, effect for late day and evening,

Both collections short and sometimes cut with

lavouted reds, n wide panel back and front to blues,

browns, and given slightly tapering eTec, neutral shades of belge und Top coats are voluminous seross grey with less black than usual. the shoulders and tuper visibly But Matti showed the sophis- to make a narrower hemline, ticuted, intricately draped silk Michael interpreted this feel-jersey dress which is the ball- ing in a brillant red cont mark of all his collections in

A 15-year-old girl promised featuring a butterly effect across Mack--China Nell Special:

in court bom today not to 'strike her mother or order

box fathon out of the house:

The girl, who was a juvenile remained unnamed, made the following promise to the magist- rates;

He will not a Jeh and will note ni home a day an ning the rest of the household and making my parents do as

Think

I

my

RAI be plolent, swearing and shouting and breaking up the furnitate.

"I will

not strike mother

or order my father out of the house," She had been brought before the equit her parents as beyond their control.

They said her idea was that! she was the one to manage thei home and not go out to work,

The girl was placed under the supervision of the probation officer for two years, a condition fug that she kept her promises and did as she was told China Mall Special.

The Aga Khan

Karachi, Feb. 4.

The youthful Agn Khan today was reported to have recquered completely from the upset stomach which had contined him 10 bed.

He left his alck bed yesterday to greet his father, Prince Aly Khan, who arrived from Geneva, The Aga Khan, also attended religious ceremoāles with 40,000 members of his Ismalli Moglem Sest-United Press.

Very Fine Cignal

MARTELL

CORDON BLEU slo THREE STAR VSOP and EXTRA

Obtainabia Exprywkap

Sole Agents:--DODWELL & CO., LTD.

Grafton

CEPEA and

FURNISHINGS

Traditional and contemporary designs

in a range of delightful colours. GUARANTEED FAST COLOURS.

Sple Agents;

LEBEL (CHINA) LTD.

201, ALEXANDRA MOUSE, TEL: 37013

Available at: Obins Emporium, Lið.

"Duty Rage Furniture Co., Ltd. Ban Blk Store Binport Co., Ltd.

Tal Ting Plese Gooda Co. Lid. 4-40. Wise On Street.

Tak Lee & Co... Wing On Co, Ltd. Whlionway, Laidlaw & Co. TAG.