1961-11-21 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1961.

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Song for Sir Winston ADENAUER STARTS TALKS

Sir Boys of Harrow School give voice to song in traditional manner as Winston Churchill, Britain's leading statesman, and former Harrow schoolboy, leaves Harrow School on November 16 after attending the annual “school songs.” He has attended this ceremony every year since 1940 with the exception of 1956. At this sing-song the names of Harrows great old boys are woven into the songs.-AP.

Swam for the shore in a powerful current

SEARCH FOR

MICHAEL

ROCKEFELLER GOES ON

Hollandia, Nov, 20.

Dutch air and naval units were tonight still searching for the missing explorer, 23-year-old Michael Rockefeller, whose rescued companion last saw him swimming with the aid of two air-filled tins 15 miles off shore.

That was of 8 am on Sunday hours after their catamaran of the the inouth capsized in "River of Islands."

Mr R. W. Wassing, 34-year- who ald Dutch administrator, was picked up from the over- turned raft by the Dutch patrol vessel Tasman, said today

“1 don't know whether be made it. There was a power- fu) current".

TWIN SISTER Michael's twin sister Mary and his millionair father Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York, arrived in Honolulu by alr en route for New Guinea today

They were "optimistic," Governor Rockefeller said. add- ing "I have complete confidence in Michael's resourcefulness slamina.* He is to charter a PAA Jei airliner for the trip to Port Moresby,

Dutch officials also considered there was "gotid hope." Mr Wassing is safe and well after his ordent

The catamaran was led with: water in rough was and over- turned, but remained afloat. Two Papuans dived into the waves immediately to try to swim ashore for help.

After Michael Rocketeer is decided to attempt the saun, the raf grified, ang was 22 mĀKS New Guinea off the south west coast when Mr Wassing was re- scued early this morning

able to

taking

Mr

native boat were then reach it.

is still The Tasman7

in pert

the search for Rockefeller.

Mr Warsing told rescuers he and Mr Rockefeller had been on thetr way in the catamarau powered by an outboard engine

An urgent telephone call from the Dutch resident at

Meraukene

to the central administration in from Aguts to the village of Hollandia sent the Dulet пату Atch on the southwest

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Sunday the. He said the Papuans

jumperi overboard got safe to From shore and ran to Agats

a boat was sent out Lo there search for the castaways.

SIGHTED

About 4 pm on catamaran was sighted, but hud by that line drifted for out to ca in a southerly direction and was about 40 miles west-north west of the exploration post of Pirim. Apoenaar, on Cook Bay.

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The US expedition from the out to be Mr Wassing.

Harvard Peabody Museum Meanwhile, the Tasman and which had been collecting pri- native boat with an outboard mitive art and recording ribal mator

55 Americun carrying

chants of and war doctor were on their way to the Stone Age" peoples of New spot where the capsized craft Gelmen, and completed its work

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seen, but they und the main parly returned last scorched hu vain,

Early today a Dutch naval But Mr Rockerller slayed on, airerad flying over the area making Farther adventurous again caught sight of the jourys, in what has been call- The wildest parts of catamaran with Mr Wassing on one di board, and the Tasman and the the world.". Reuter.

sunaner.

FLOOD CHAOS IN SYDNEY SUBURBS

Sydney, Nov. 20.

A small ormada of boats manned by troops and civilians tonight began evacuating the flood-stricken towns of Windsor and Richmond, 50 miles west of Sydney, after nearly three inches of rain in an hour brought fresh chaos.

By tonight, about 2,000 people

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billeted

private homes and public balls in the rich farming area, where thrue, people were drowned raging torrents during the weekend.

in!

The Australian Prime Minister, Mr Robert Menzies, promised

BRITISH

a Federal relief grant of £A30,000 on the basis of a pound-for-pound contribution by the New South Wales goverment.

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of people homeless, forcing many to spend last night on rooftops awaiting rescue, and causing the evacuation bundreds more,

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Fifteen inenes of rain have fallen in Лve days in and armund Sydney disrupting telephone, railway, road and air services. Reuter.

President Tito returns home

WITH KENNEDY Kekkonen to set off

Washington, Nov. 20.

President Kennedy and Dr Konrad Adenauer the West German Chancel- for opened a series of talks at the White House today on the Berlin and German problems.

The West German leader cantly re-elected as head of a Coalition Government in the Federal Republic arrived at the White House a few minutes be

nis 4 pm appointment with the President,

Wearing

overreat a heavy and a thick muffler as profce- lion against the autumn chill

Chancellor waved smalled as he was greeted While House

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large group of reporters photographers Dutside

presidential mansion.

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by

В and

and the

interest In

the talks aimed at reaffirming Western unity policy towards

the Soviet Union

NEWS IN BRIEF

Lamp three times

as bright as sun

Cleveland, Nov. 20.

was reflected General Electric today announced development of

by the size of the press group that greeted him.

Although Chancellor Adenauer has been a frequent visitor lo the White House over the years, abservers believed that today's crowd of reporters and photo- graphers jamming

the White House lobby was one of largest in memory.

Coverage

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a lamp almost three times as bright as the

sun.

American asks for asylum

tomorrow for

talks with Kruschev

Helsinki, Nov. 20. The President of Finland, Mr Uhro Kekkonen, will leave Helsinki on Wednesday for his meeting with Mr Kruschev in Novosibirsk next Friday, taking the Foreign Minister, Mr Ahti Karjalainen, with him, it was announced officially here, today.

Last days

of Beria

The President and his suite will travel by traini from Helsinki to Moscow and by plane to Novosibirsk on Thurs- day,

He will go by the normal Leningrad-Moscow train,

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Jerry- ing Helsinki nt 0935 local time in due Wednesday and Moscow just before 9 am Mos- cow thne on Thursday. It was the fight to expected that The leader of the Swedish Novosibirsk

would be by Communist Party, Mr Hilding

Stockholm Nov. 20.

Robert V. Corning, marketing brge lamp Manager of GE's department, said the 5,000-watt elip- xenon are lamp has an soidal quartz bulb.

The lamp produces 275,000

Hagberg, has said Mr Kruschev special aircraft. lumens 55 lumens per wati.

told him that Sovlet Secret Probable uses for the

Police Chief Lavrenti Beria seling

日 as include

A 29-year-old New

Yorker, was arrested

á meeting asked the of top officials simulator for space investiga- Alfred Weiner, has

and later sen- German in industry for searchlight East tions,

authorities 10 tenced to death by court mar-

lamp solar

East Berlin, Nov. 20.

Mr Deau Rusk Secretary of and projection for photographic grant him political asylum, the tial. State: Mr George Ball Under- equipment, for research and for East German news agency ADN Secretary of State, Mr Walter defence. Dowling Ambassador in

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to read

the

Boan; Used in a searchlight, Foy Kohler Assistant lamp radiates one-bitton candle-

enough Secretary of State for European power Affairs, Mr Martin Hillenbrand, newspaper 15 miles awny.- Director of the Slate

Depart- UPI.

rents office of German Affairs; General Lucius Clay President Kennedy's special

Berting

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Mr George Bondy,

special assistant to the Presl-

dent, and Mr Robert McNamara Secretary of Defence.

Mr Hart Curse

Syrian Army warning

Damascus, Nov. 20.

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Protocol

gulte includes

It was noted here that President's milltary advisers.

the

Colonel Leinonen, who will sald tonight.

Mr Hagberg said here that accompany him, is the senior of aides Moscow the President's personal According to ADN, Weiner he attended recent

to protocol, cocktail

which the who, according party at by air at Schoenfeld Soviet Prime Minister told the always arrived

accompanies him near here last night on a re- gular flight from Brussels by story of Berla's the Polish airliner Lot, No other details were given-Reuter.

RAF rescues

18 tribesmen

ter.

arrest. Reu- such trips.

Rejected

Befrut, Nov. 20. Khaled Bagdache, the Secre tary General of the Syrian Communist Party, was refused

to stay in Syria,

Nairobi, Nov. 20. Royal Air Force helicopters permission in the today rescued 18 African tribes- when he arrived at Damascus

It was stressed here that the

top

LWO

purpose of the trip is for level talks between the nations' leaders and there is no this question of negotiations at stage. According to the con- stitution, the President has no power to make any treaty or except agreement,

in council with the Government.-Reuter.

China visit

On the German side those The Syrian Army Commend listed in addition to Chancellor said today it would "strike with Adenauer

were: Mr Berhardtron" any group attempting to Schroeder,

Minister, damage its reputation State Secretary campaign

before the parlin-

Sunday from Mos- the Ministry of Foreign

Communist circles in rouf tops as heavy rain over- cow, Affairs, Dr Grewe, Ambassador mentary elections on December men from perches in trees and Airport on

Kenya's flood Beirut disclosed today. in Wasblogion; Mr Franz Josef

Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 20, A statement by the Command night worsened Strauss, Defence Minister, Mr said it favoured no group over

Bagdache Was nort even Former President fanio Quad- Felix Vou Eckardt the chief

The the election.

took allowed to leave helicopter rescues

the Czechos- rog has told an Egyptian newɛ press spokesman, and Mr Hemz another In

plane which Army would stand by its com- place at Eldoret, 200 miles north lovakian

dad paperman he plans to visit Com- Webek interpreter-Reuter.

mitment to "free honest of here. Many roads and bridges brought him and two other munist China in the near future, elections," the statement said. up country have been washed Communist leaders

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Soviet Union-AFF. away-Reuter.

Earl Russell's

threat to 'immobilise'

U.S. air base

Bertrand Russell

London, Nov. 20.

The Committee of 100, o non-violent anti-nuclear group headed by philo sopher Earl Russell, said today they will "im- mobilise" a major U.S. air base in Britain during demonstrations on Decem- ber 9.

A Committee spokesman said: they hoped to mass 50,000. de-. monstrators to tnarch on bases: at Ruislip and Brize Norton-and to invade the base of Wethers- feld. They said they hoped to stage eit-down strikes

at an H-bomb dump they

claim is located at Wethersfield and Belgrade, Nov, 20.

would prevent arrived President Tito

planes from taking off.

here by plane this evening and was welcomed home by his wife, Jovanka, and a crowd of Yugoslay officials, He had been attending a "summit" conterchice In Pre- Calro with Indian "mler, Nehri und Président Nasser, of the United Arab Republic-AFF.

HERMES

POLICE U.S. Air Force officials sald they were turning the whole affair over to civilian and Royal Air Force police.

"We're not worried," an Air Force spokesman said. These police know, their business. The demonstrators will never get on the bases."UPI,

RETURN VISITS

Tokyo, Nov, 20.--- The Japanese imperial house. hold agency announced here today Crown Prince Albfo and Princess Michiko would vidit Pakistan || and... Indonezia from late January to early February next year on behalf of the Emperor

The Announcement mula Imperial

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situation.

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newspaper Journal Commercio" reportsAP:

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