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THE WEATHER

Moderate north or northeast winds. Cloudy at first becoming fair or fine later. At 1 pm at the Observatory the temperature was 67 degrees. F and the humidity 64 per cent.

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Comment Body of aircraft extensively damaged ROCKEFELLER

of the HELICOPTER RAISED

day

The Great Wall

but

HERE

brave were belated cries of "The wall must come dowa" after the East Germans built their first concrete curtain on the border between East and West Berlan But the West dithered and the wall stayed up. Now the Russians have vaught the West napping +4414 by Tê inforcing the wall, construe. ting tank burrine + ; ; ; ditches and turning il into something like the Great Wall of hire. For Jike the

Wall. Great constructed more than two thousand years ago to keep i out the northern barlarians. the Berlin wall which is said to be capable of lasting 1.000 year EN obviously designed to keep the more aggressive elements of the West at bay.

HERE are mixed feelings

Tamong the allies and the

i

latest operations. Some feel they have been started in response 11 the recent Adenauer demand for the destruction of the wall. General Lucius Clay, Ameri- ! can special representative in Berlin, has expressed similar views. But the ex- tent. of the new work makes it clear that it will take more then these modern Joahuas to remove it. And it is to be hoped that no one in the West is Finger-

ing under the fond delusion

that it can be arbitrarily smashed down.

THE

|

Salvage

operation

HK

harbour

The

crew

of HMS

Bulwark this morn- ing successfully raised the sunken helicopter from the harbour bed.

The

helpirujter

Whis

plunged off the side of the air- craft Carper as it was landing yesterday at 4 pm was badly

ished. and darnaka estimated to run to rusands of pounds

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The inselage was snapped in half

from just behind the cabin. The top and front were badly battered and two retor blades were missing. Salors in a long boat separu- ff the

5རྗ*c‘11› rea fuselage before. the huhe plann was hotsted to the deck

Dangling

f

Ta

The long rear "barrei" section was dangling when the helicop- ter was brought to the surface

tas the picture shows)

The helicopter was a Westland Whirlwind, powered

by Alvis Leonidas Major engines, 11 was one

of eight returning from training flight in the New Ter- rttortes yesterday.

Binan

MHE West Berliners in the meantime have enthusias. tically set about daubing the sampats wall with the words "Concentration

camp"

The pilot Lt Donald Wiligin Shrub la, and two passengers, P. ( Frederic Surtees unet Marine James Terneni, 16 427 rescued by the "side purkies" in

garis viean and paint the skip in return for edible kitchen toflovers winch they later sli though une wonders [- Yesterday soon after the se creasingly who are the in-endent, a Naval Frogman, located prisoned East OF West. the wrecked copter off the side There may be much political of

of Bulwark capital to be made out of this situation but there cau be no consolation for the

He altarha re repes to it but the Navy failed

in an attempt to raise it last night

They succeerted In bringing West that it is now immured it to the surface. but en the by a wall that has stirred ropes snapped and the deep resentment

among West Germans and has in effect merged East Berlin with East Germany. This is a situation which Mr Kruchee may only remedy if and when the West agrees to accept his proposals for a Berlin solution.

Royal courage

weni

tune

copier

under fter The second

This morning. the wavy be- Ban operations early but it wi not until after it o'clock that they suceeded in raising it on to the flight decir

Take-off

Meanwhile this morning, the squadron of Whirlwind heli- copters which exercised yester day

4 the

Territories, New Took of from the

deck again en a new exercise.

heacopters These Whirlwind are used not only in conjunction with Royal with operations Murines, but 10 detect sub- marines by means of "dipping

in t esdie."

THE successful conclusion of the Queen's visit tu Ghana in which the royal

suffered party

nothing worse than upset stomachs will be welcomed with

The plane hovers at a height, relief and pleasure. The of about 10 ft over the sea and Ghanaian people were clear then lowers a wire into the sea,

the Attached

ly overwhelmed by

Queen's presence, and show- Listening the

ed their affection for her in

detect

marine.

10 this wire ts

2

can

device which

position of sub-

nu uncertain manner. This The Navy's first sea-going may not mean that Ghana squadron of helicopters began has the same feelings for operations with Bulwark Britain but it does em- 1957.

phasise the unifying role

her i

the Queen plays in diverse family of nations, a fact which left-swinging Dr Nkrumah would do well to remember.

The most outstanding feature of the visit, however, was not to be found in Ghana ur its people but in the Queen as a person. Her courage in the face of the prevailing uncertainties, de- serven. Highest praise. Ac- cording to "Time" the Queen is alleged to

have told Mr Macmillan on the ove of her departure: "I am not a film star. I am the head of the Commonwealth and I am paid to face bo any risks that might involved. Nor do I say this lightly. Do not forget that I have three children." We may believe or disbelieve that these were_the_Queen's actual words. But they typify her attitude in the pet-fortnight in a remark- ably accurate; way,

RED THREAT TO VETO

U.S. CONGO PROPOSALS

United Nations, Nov. 21.

The Soviet Union today threatened to veto those U.S. proposals for the Congo which, it charged, were "clearly designed to distract" atten- tion from the "principal problem -the excision of the seed bed of foreign intervention in Katanga."

Mr Valerian Zorn, chief So- viet delegate, was referring tea;

mendments which namber of

The US tabled last night to

resolu- in power Afro-Asian tion

Was

10

One of the main airns of the US amendments broaden thr three-power draft and direct against all scceSSION- ist activity in the troubled Afri con nation, instead of only agumist suon activity in Katungs

The heir

The U.S. has charged that M. Antoine Gizenga, Premier of Orientale Province and the political her of the Congo's slain first Prime Minister, Patrice Lunbuņa, has conducting secessionist activity against the Central Congo gov- ernment.

been

Mr Adlai Stevenson, chief U.S. representative. has also told the Council that events in Orientale Province were **<f

jess gravity, perhaps in the long-run of even greater gravity." Kalanga's secession.

than

are

US

While not objecting to a num- ber of the U.S. amendments, Mr Zorin said that "others clearly designed to distract

of the prin- from the solution cipal problem, which is the ex- cision of the seed bed of foreign intervention in Katanga

and these we shall vote against."

Mr Zorin proposed a number of sub-amendments, to stress Katanga as being the focus of sucessionist activity.Reuter.

TEMPERATURE

PRINCESS

DROPS TO

LEAVES

A CHILLY 60.6 DEGREES

JAPAN

Tokyo, Nov. 22.

Alexandra today ended a nine-day visit to She left

in 0 Japan. driving rainstorm.

The temperature plum-Princess metted from Monday's minimum of 69.3 degrees Fahrenheit to a chilly 60.61 last night, but failed to drop below 60 degrees as predicted by the Royal Observatory yesterday.

The outer fringe of the northwest monsoon reach- ed Hongkong yesterday to herald the return normal fine winter ther.

of

wea-

The cold snap, it was predicted, will continue for several days.

A spokesman for the Observatory told the Chino Mail that the tempera-} ture would drop still fur- ther tonight.

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The Princess' chartered prop- je plane took off from Tokyo International Airport for Bang- kok at 8.14 am HK time while a military band played "Auld Lang Syne," and members of the Japanese Imperial family waved goodbye.

CEREMONIES

The farewell ceremonies for the Princess were moved inside the passengers' lobby because of the bad weather.

She arrived at the airport ac- by British Ambas- companied

She -ador Sir Oscar Morland. carried & large bouquet of yel- low chrysanthemums, the symbol of the Imperial Throne. --UPI,

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Sailors in a longboat watch tensely as the wreckage of the beli- copter which yesterday croshed into the SCO from the flight deck of the aircraft carrier, HMS Bulwark, is slowly winched up from the depths of the harbour.

Picture by China Mail photographer S. H. Chu. (See dho P.10)

JOINS THE

SEARCH

FOR HIS SON

Port Moresby, Nov. 22. Millionaire Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York Hew into the tropical Dutch outpost island of Biak off the northern coast of Dutch New Guinea early today to take part in the search for his missing explorer son, Michael.

His chartered PAA Boeing

707 jet airliner landed at Diak military aercdrome from Honolulu by way of Woke Island.

An Australian Catalina will be standing by in case the Gov- crnor wants to fly to the main search area the Lilanden River -100 miles to the northwest.

was there that Michael Rockefeller, 23, was last seen on

Sunday trying to swim ashore with the help of two empty tins.

Full-scale

Meanwhile a full scale search is continuing for Michael. Three Neptune aircraft, 12 vessels and land patrols are

couring the area.

At the Hague, a top New Guinea expert said yesterday that it would be a miracle if the millionaire's son is found alive,

Mr A Boendermaker, 51- ot year-old Deputy Governor Dutch New Guinea, said "No one ever dreams of mak- ing

The this trip by sea." coast here is

[T- virtually reachable.

Michael Rockefeller.

The sea is infested with crocodiles and there are spot him if he has reached the impenetrable marshes and dense coast. Meanwhile he has little thickets of mangrove bushes and to Live ΟΣΣ There is a litfle roots

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