1961-12-28 — Page 3

THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1961.

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RUSSIAN PACIFIC TESTS LINKED WELENSKY DENIES

Chrysler Corp WITH ATTACK ON MOON'

to market

gas-turbine powered cars

New York, Dec, 27.

The Chrysler Corporation of Detroi: announced here today that will probably market 50 to 75 gas-turbine powered pas

senger cars within two years

The Arst

might be available for selected moturisty іл 18 months M. Gerge Huebner, Chrysler: restarch curecior, fold a press conferener just before a turdine-powered Dee Dart left on a 3.000 mile 1est run to 1cs Angeles

No smog

gas-

Mr Huebner Sabel turbine engine was ong ne haif to two-thirds the weight of the conventional peter enke, bad unly about a the number of parts, was sodber and re- quired less maintenance It was self cooled

way's started quickly

and al-

au

smoothly, no matter what 1 alr temperature

It produced to curson morce xide and left no imburned eut- bon,

and

therefore did not

contribute to smog.

Mr Huchner said fte

could run "beautifulla

"practically anything that

is

available as fuel that wil! rin through a pipe and thal turn with air -Reuter

will

American help sought to fight oil fire

Lagos. Dec. 27.

The Shell and Briush Petro- leum comportas today issued an appeal to an American com- pany specialising in oil well fles after a Shell wel, exploded. caviy on Christows morning five miles from Port Harcourt.

The

injured explosion

is

Dutch oll worker. Peter dr Jong, and forced the evarsinṭka. of 120 persons from the nearby village of Umuola.

Flames

from Than

well were visible

Hurcourt as

British newspaper predicts

first stage in new year

London, Dec. 27.

The Russians plan the first stage of their attack on the moon early in the

new year, possibly next month, the Evening Standard said tonight.

Against cancer

Dr Bertil Bjørklund, famous Swedish scientist specialising in cancer research, started a test vaccination of 120 per-

the first be injects

Sons

Here against cancer. cancer vaccine into his own arm -London Express Photo.

NEWS IN BRIEF

December

entl.. 21.

DEC. 27

Russia changes envoy

to United States

burning Washington.

Port šti Bremen continued

10 #gh! the otaze Engineers made arrangements toxiay 10

pump water from the nearby Calabar River bat jl Was dionaster the fire rould be ex

Tugashed at way

The aine of The Anetran

hm contacted was not

S-

ntely learned. - UPI.

River iced

Brussels, Der 27

The River Sambre in South Helgum was levd over today for

the first 11me since 1856.

Idler sad 434 road acrident Cver Chistmas

The State Department today offi cially confirmed that Russia has recalled its

Mr Mikhail

It claimed that British scien- Russians tists now believe the have mastered a new technique for launching single rocket units which can be assembled in space to form

Fully-fuelled a large moonship at the point where they meet in a "space rendez- Volas"

The Russian timetable for moonlanding is 1964, perhaps three years earlier than any American attempt is the newspaper said.

expected

DOW

British scientists are sure that recent Soviet Lesis in the Pacific were concerned with the technique of aring indivi- dual rockel units into space al regular intervals so that fresh rocket sections can be clipped onto the mucleus of a moonsbiy everytime it whirled over orbit to make a space rendezvous possible

Double test

Eight rockets were fired by the Russians in their recent

lests, it is stated

British scientists are sure that this was a double test of made ne rocket,

up of laur boosters, which could be "mar- d up" in space to form the fully-fuelled moonship.

This technique wil cnable the Russians to cut away from the construction of monster moonships to be launched from the earth's surface and which would require gigantic fuel loads of anything up to 3,000 tons it they were to reach the moon with a fully manned crew and return.

The break

would through come, it is felt, from a success- ful attempt.

construct the moonship by otipping together the rocket units in space.

British experts have reached their conclusions after careful nalysis of recent Soviet scien- tific literature and from reports behind the Iron Curtain, the newspaper suid.--AFP.

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Guard Boring rides in

uneasy

splendour

Palm Beach, Deo. 27. Secret Service agent Floyd Boring rode in splendour on the back seat of a top-down White House convertible today with President Kennedy serving as his chauffeur.

Boring's job is to protect the President, and he nor- mally rides on the front seat of the Chief Ежеси- Live's car, along with a Secret Service driver.

sel

But the weather was so inviting when the President out this morning to visit his ailing father as a nearby hospital that he decided to take the wheel himself

His wife, Jacqueline, got in the front seat beside him, leaving the rear seat for Boring.

The Secret Service agent uncomfortably as he was driven through the heart of Palm Beach and ber sister city. West Pain Besch, by the President of the United States. UPI.

CHRISTMAS

ROAD TOLL

NOW 127

London, Deo. 27.

total of 127 provisional Britons died on the roads over the five-day Christmas bojl- day the same as last year's final total, the Transport Ministry said today. The death roll now reads: Fri- day, 49, Saturday, 29, Sunday. 22. Monday (Christmas Day), 22, Tuesday, 14. Reports of more accidents, and deaths of injured road-users are almost certain, however, to send, the cont in lives of this Christmas on the roads some way above last year's- Reuter,

Menshikov, and assigned the headTshombe

American section of the Soviet Foreign Minis-

try to replace him in Washington,

A spokesman sud the United States today છું !' formal consent to receiving the new Ambassador Me Auntoli Fedoro- VICH Dobrynin, 42-year-old career diplomat. UPI.

! Traffic stopped

Paris medal

ParisThe Vermilion Medal. of the City of Paris was today

awarded to Professor Toaniko Poult, President of the Japanese Committee of the Kyoto-Paris Friendship Pact, and Mr

MPs

arrive in Leopoldville

Leopoldville, Dec. 27.

Vienna - Thick ice covering Kazuyoshi Yoshizawa, President The first group of Katangese parliamentarians

the Austrian part of the River of the Parts-Kyoto Judo totama-

Danube halted

mainly today. WETE

causer by wy roads.

The acciden total slightly down or Jast Christmas.

- Reuter

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As industrious

as a bee Is my Hermes Ambassador

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all river traffic ment recently held in Paris.

four miles-Reuter.

M. Paul

In some places solid lee six

Minot, president of inches thick

Faris stretches nearly the

Municipal Council, pituned the gold and silver medal struck with the city's Cool of Arme

Professor Ibuki and Mr Yoshizawa in a Hall- ceremony in the City

Leave homes

Oran

Aboul 40,000 Euro-

pean Algerians left their homes China Mail Special.

in the Oran region for France curing the first nine months of

1961, un informed source said

Te today

be about 27,000

2

on

Train death

―

The source, commenting on Philadelphia One person Paris Press reports about

was killed and 20 injured last mass exodus of European A. night when four ears of a five- Kerians from Algeria, said that unit elevated train were de-

Europeang railed. quit the

Oran region for France over the period from November

1954 (when Algerian rebellion started) until December 31, 1960.-AFP.

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Witnesses said the first cara

arrived here tonight to take their seats in the Central Parliament in accordance with the agreement reached by the Congo central government and Katanga leaders at Kitona before Christmas.

The group of three senators, cided on strong measures to end and three deputies headed by the Katanga secession. Mr

Albert Nyembo, national Mr Nyembo told Reuter that › senator and Katangese Minister other deputies would arrive

of Public Functions, arrived on

a U.N. DC-6 and were escorted into Leopoldville under Nigerian U.N. guard.

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Mr Cyrille Adoula, the Cen- Trai Prime Minister, welcomed the Parliamentarians p official communique. smashed into the concrete cat the wish of the President of Their arrival, he said, showed the walk along the track, ripping

loose huge chunks and knocking the province of Katanga to them 35 feet to the street be respect the agreement which he

freely signed at. Kitona authoris low.

ing senators and deputies The victim was Earl Gibcr- ginating from south Katanga to son, 45, of Philadelphia, who come to Leopoldville in apparently was standing on the order to participate in the work catwalk when he was hit by of the higher assemblies of the piece of concrete-AP

country."

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U.N. CHARGES

OF

GUN-RUNNING

Salisbury, Pec. 27.

The Federal Rhodesian cabinet today denied United Nations allegations that arms were entering Katanga province from Northern Rhodesia.

It also charged that a recent U.N. call for increased arms for its forces in Katanga posed a threat to the Federation.

The office of Rhodesian

Prime Minister, Sir Roy Welen- after sky, issued a statement the cabinet met today in a 90- minute emergency sessión discuss the Katanga crisis.

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The statement said the United Nations had failed to substan- for tiate its charges that arms

Government the Katanga

of President Moise Tshombe werd entering the province from Northern Rhodesła.

Rumour

"Ip the absence of fact the United Nations was content to rely on rumour" to sub- stantiate its charges, the state- ment said.

An appeal by acting U.N. for Secretary-General U Thant tanks, howitzers and pther heavy weapons for UN. Congo forces carried "an ominais connotation," the statement said.

The statement continued: "The Federal Cabinet agreed that there was to be a fur- ther resort to force in Katanga it would pose ag immensely serious threat to the Federation. The situation therefore Con- tinues to be watched with the greatest concern.

The Welensky Government also gave qualined support to the British view that a peace. ful solution for the Congo would emerge from the Leopoldville talks between Katangese au- thorities and the central Con- golese government.

A threat

iL But

warned that the "existence in the Congo of a strong military force armed with offensive weapons of heavy cali- bre must pose a threat" to neighbours.

It said: "The Federal Govern- ment is pleased to notice more hopeful signs for the possibility federal con- of negotiating the stitutional settlement of the Congo problems with give and lake on both

sides"UPI & AFP.

Golf leads

to closer

ties: Thanat

M.P. SEEKS BAN

Mr James Dance, Member of Parliament for Bromsgrove, is trying to persuade the Home Office that the use of cellulose nitrate for making spectacle frames should be; prohibited. He claims that cellulose acetate which is Blow to Ignite-should be used fistead.

In order to prove his claim, he is seen here using a burning cellulose nitrate frame to fight his cigarette, while safe- ly wearing spretacies made from cellulose scetate- The Times photograph.

'PLOT AGAINST REGIME

Guinea charge 'absurd,' say French sources

Paris, Dec. 27. '-- Sources close to the French Government today described as "absurd" a reported, charge. by President Sekou Toure that the French Ambassador aided a plot against the regime of the West African staté a month

Bangkok, Deo. 27. The Thai Foreign Minister, Mr

Thanat

told re-.. Khoman,

ago.

The sources said no official, party

group" in Paris and

porters today that friendly golf complaing had been made by the Moscow.

The sources expressed sur-

matches with Malayan and Guinea authorities to France.

Stugspore

Ministers

Prime over the weekend would help

prise that a French Embassy

The sources said the Govern-should be accused of serving the to bring about closer relations ment learned from press reports purposes of Communism,

The charge was made by and better understanding be- of the charge that the Ambas tween the Thats, Malayaus sador, M. Jean-Louis Ons, had President Toure at the opening and Singaporeans.

permitted the French diplomatic of the Guinea Democratic Con The Malayan Prime Minister, bag to be used for communica- gress at Labe last Monday!

Abdul Rahman, and the tions with the Guinea "anti-Reuter. capere Prime Minister, Mr There are nine deputies and Lee Kuan Yew, who came here seven senators

President last

for week

А "friendly Moise Tshombe's Conakat Party private" golf meet at the seaside who have seats in the Central resort of Huahin, left for home Parliament.

yesterday afternoon,

that

of

Only one, a former Balubakat, Mr Bertin Mwamba, has re mained

day

Mr Thanat disclosed

private talks took place between

the next Leopoldville matches on

ministerial meeting of the throughout. One was killed in Association of Southeast Asia. a recent hunting accident In Kalanga Router

It was understood that Mr. Thanat wanted the meeting to be held in February--as he will he busy

January with the

Anti-OAS

Pau, France, Dec. 27.

state visit of Prince Axel of Denmark-while the Tengku the meeting for Consultations with the

Once before—A plastic blast today

damaged will be held but the

the apartment here of Conserva- date of the meeting has not This is the second time tive Deputy M

Sillenave. been decided Bunn, Ice halted East-West Katanga parlamentarians have it caused in casualties.

Asked : about reaction German barge traffic on the come to Leopoldville since their

Police

believed it to be the Singapore and Malaya to the Mittelland Canal today and recognition of the Central Co-work of one of several anti- projected construction of $ hampered vessels on the Upper golese Government on August 2. DAS organisations now operating canal across the Kra Isthmus, Danube and Dortmund-Ems ed by Mr Nyembo and chic secretly in-France against the Mr. Thanet said the project was Canal, Berlin temperatures were hure late in August but left banned Secret Army Organica- considered as a domestic issue the lowest this century at nine hastily in September after the Son of Europeana in Algeria, and was not discursed with the degrees Fahrenheit-Reuter, Congolese Pärliament had de- | Router:

visitors.--fleuter.

A SUGGESTION BY DR. MARGARET MEAD

Fallout shelters for newly-weds

Denver, Dec. 27. In a talk to the American highly-motivated members of During their first six month

dnd every of nature they should amend Dr Margaret Mead, the Association for the Advance every continent

twng week in the shelter, Dy American anthropologist, has mentor Science here yesterday, county could be saved.

"Let us propose a Programme Mead Ryg, the suggested a world programme "Let the US. propose that in which each country

ikayetem would ensure the mi appolat nuclear fallout the United Nation led to mailsted to build a blast-proof vivat of a moup strongly shelters, for newly-wods, to debate the Teambilly of an shelter folent. to arifure'

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