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THE CHINA MAIL, SEPTEMBER 26, 1941

Harnessing Of Science To Needs And Causes Of Peace

MR. EDEN | TEAHOUSE ON WORLD STRIKE OF FUTURE IN KOWLOON

PATROLS FABULOUS

ACTIVE IN LIBYA

A Cairo G.H.Q. com-

Chinese teahouse em- munique states: "Our

"WE HAD TO CALL ON you to help us in the cause for which we are fighting. We ployees, cooks, waiters patrols from Tobruk shall need you even more for the cause for which we will be working in peace."

and waitresses, in the Shamshuipo District downed "tools" this

continue to operate nightly over a wide front.

"In the frontier area Our patrols have also been active." ter.

Reu-

FORTUNE FABLES

An official announce. men

published in” Teheran yesterday stated that the Government has made a close inquiry and has discovered there is no |confirmation-of a report that the ex-Shah had de posited money in foreign

Mr. Anthony Eden, the Foreign Secretary, morning and hundreds of made this statement when welcoming at a

Chinese who habitually British Council lunch in London-yesterday de- visit these places had to legates to the British Association meeting on

do without their morning *science and world order which opens to-day.

tea or suffer the incon-000000000000000000 banks. venience of visiting tea- "Hitler's regime and its concep- the High Commissioner for Aus-

The Empire was represented by houses in other districts. tion of the master race and subtralia and the High Commission-

Cause of the strike is dissatis- ject races is founded on racial iners for South Africa and India,faction over the agreement reached tolerance and buttressed by cruel- while foreign diplomatists includ-between representatives of em

"It must be overthrown and so British Wireless,

ed M. Malsky and Mr. Winant-ployees and employers at the Lab. at present your work is destined

ty.

to be dedicated to the destruction

or this regime."

Mr. Eden said there was once In Heidelberg University an in- scription "to the living spirit." That had

now gone and had been replaced by "to the Ger- man spirit."

It

was that German spirit which made German

scientists

slaves of a regime which was, op- posed to everything science repre- sented,

Science And Statecraft

"That spirit has to be overcome, We have to see to it in the politi

V

Shock

To N.Y.

Market

A recommendation by

cal sphere that when it is over- Mr. Henry Morgenthau,

come precautions are taken

that the world may not be sub-

our Office last night following a demand for an increase in wateS

by the Teahouse. Employees Un-

ion.

Under the

agreement those earning up to

month $10 per would be given an increase of

Aviation

Petrol

Demands

30%, and those up to $20 an in- Plans to treble the

[crease of 20%

Representatives from the Union

United

have been sent to the teahouses capacity

involved in the strike to persuade

States refining

for aviation

Open allegations that the. ex- Shah possessed vast wealth de- posited in foreign countries, pro- bably under a false name, have Frecently been made in Parliament, and the press has been discussing the possibility of the Iranian Gov ernment laying hands on such funds.

The sam!-official newspaper. "Journal de Teheran” · reports that all the ex-Shah's' family, with the exception of hia" "wife," are át présent with him at÷Ker- sman, -in-south-dastern Porsia. and they will probably accom- pany him, from. Iran...

The newspaper adds the : ex- Shan is going to the United States

the strikers to accept the agree-petrol, at an expenditure but his wife will go to Teheran..

ment.

PREMIER

US. Secretary of Trea- TO REVIEW

jected again to the ordeal it has Sury, that all profits endured so many times from this should be limited to six game German spirit.

machine per cent, during the pre-

The advent of the

brought astonishing material ad sent emergency, caused qualities, to much selfishness, to yesterday

vantages to many but led to ine-

If, after the war, we are go-

SITUATION

of approximately $150,- Reuter.

000,000, was

announced

yesterday by Mr. Harold ROYAL

Ickes,

ordinator.

Petroleum

Com

HE DISCLOSED THAT THE NAVY HAD ENTERED THE MARKET WITHIN THE LAST

FEW DAYS FOR 600,000 BAR RELS OF AVIATION PETROL AND HAD FAILED TO GET BIDS.

for

WELCOME

TO WINDSORS

THOUSANDS CROWDED "THE APPROACHES TO: WASHING- The Navy is understood to have TON'S UNION STATION EARLY one of the According to present sufficient high octane aviation fuel YESTERDAY MORNINGTO anfair division and to materialism. sharpest New York Stock arrangements, tates its present needs and was ROAR & TUMULTOUS WEL

seeking stocks for storage. ing to have many changes with Market breaks since April. Reuter's diplomatic cor-

Mr. Ickes told the press that the DUCHESS OF WINDSOR

COME TO THE DUKE AND theog things aclence and state-

respondent, the Prime emergency in respect of 100 octane craft must work together.

Steels, motors, aircraft and Minister will

petrol had intensified materially Sir Ronald Campbell, British They were greeted officially by "You will help us and guide us other industrial specialties were

make a by the needs of Russia and Bri- and if there is any contribution we among the first to tumble, declines statement on the war tain, and recalled that he said George Summerlin, the State De- Charge d'Affaires, and Mr. can make you know we will be only too happy to make it."--Reu-

the refining partment's Chief of Protocol- But extreme losses were in ter

M. Maisky Present

ranging from one to five points. situation, with special re-capacity should be doubled.

several weeks ago

many cases reduced before the ference to Russia, when He declared the situation now market closed, when news from the Commons reassemble.required that it should be Washington suggested Mr. Mor- A notable gathering included genthat's suggestion was likely to

The question whether there will Fifty new refining plants were encounter strong opposition in be a debate or not following, de- needed to boost the daily refining both houses of Congress.

pends on the nature of the state-capacity from 40,000 to approxi-

mately 120,000, barrels.-Reuter.

"

the selentists Sir James Jeans and Sir William Bragg, :

Dr. Juan Negrin, formerly Pre- miler of Republican Spain,

Present indications are that the statement will be made in public

Some 1.200,000 shares changea ment, whands during the day which is the also there and sat beside H. G. largest total for two months, Wells.

THE

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SHOOT ON SIGHT POLL

SIR SAMUEL HOARE

VISITING ENGLAND Sir Samuel Hoare, British Am- bassador to Spain, accompanied by Lady Hoare, left Madrid yester- day by air for Lisbon on route to London,

It is expected they will stay in London three or four weeks,

FIFTY-SIX PER CENT, OF Reuter. 'AMERICANG APPROVE IN GEN ERAL "FOR HAVING THE UNITED STATES, SHOOT GER- MAN SUBMARINES OR WAR SHIPS ON SIGHT," ACCORDING. TO THE LATEST GALLUP POLL, THE RESULT OF WHICH WAS 188UED, IN- NEW YORK YESTERDAY.

Thirty-four per cent, disapprov ed and 10 per cent. were unde- olded,

The survey was made, approxi- mately week after President Roosevelt's broadcast on the tection of convoys-Reuter.

AIR DONATIONS: An additional £10,000 received- Bin London has brought donations from British communities in China for aircraft to a total of £310,000/ A further donation from the Punjab-has-brought-the-Punjatr War Fund total to £224,000. The Fund has now given two fightor squadrons to the R.AT-Router.

COOLIE FOUND HANGED IN GODOWN

A coulte about 00 years of age, was found hanged in the No. D Godown, Kowloon Wharf, at 9-0.m; to-day, Ho has not yet been iden- *tlied

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BIG AUSTRALIAN AIR CONTINGENT

It was officially announced in Sydney yesterday that the largest contingent of Royal Australian Air Force trainees to leave. Australia since the outbreak of the war has reached Canada.

They include detachments of trained pilots, observers, gunners, and ground staff personnel for Britain and others who are to complete their training in Canada.

-Reuter.

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