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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1950.

Starvation record

Pictured in a glass cell at the start of a projected 80-day fact is Willi Schmitz of Frankfurt, 48-yourfold former German wrestler and boxer. Schmitz, professionally known as "Heros," hopes to set a new world starvation record of 60 days without food. He will smoke cigarettes and drink mineral water through the fact nothing else. A physician, police and Red Cross off!- clals will, watch throughout the period. "Heros," who claim. ed a starvation record of more than 40 days at Krefeld, Gar- many, last year, hopes to go to the U.S. after his Frank- furt fast.(Axsociated · Press Photo).

Electronic brains are speeding up

Washington, May 8.

Scientists can makò electronic brains operato, or

"think," many times faster than ever before. Exactly how much foster, the scientists are reluc-

tant to say.

More speed will be possible because of a device developed at the U.S. National Bureau of Standards which reverses the direction of an electric motor as many

times as 30 while you are blinking an eye, a Government announcement

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its sends back answers through these channels.

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Electronic brains solve some of simple basic the problems by operations, like counting.

Asian talks not aimed at Communism

San Francisco, May 7. General Carlos P. Romulo, President of the United Na- tions General Assembly, pame Ing through here for Manila, sald that the conference of South Eastorn Asla nations opening on May 26 la not alm- cd at Communlam.

"The meeting is not against anybody. I repeat, it is not an anti-Communist mesting." he said yesterday.

thinks

General Romulo President Quirino w appoint himas Philippine Secretary_ for Foreign Affairs,

Only UN can

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New York, May 7. Brigadier General · Carlos P. Romulo of the Philippines, President of last year's Unit- ed Nations General Assembly, wald in a recorded statement broadoset today, "I see in the Press and hear on the radio atatements about winning the cold war. This is a tregle misconception. Neither side can win the cold war, .with- out automatically touching off a hot war,

"There is only one nation that can win the gold war the United Nationa. The choice le rapidly becoming

either peaceful negotiation

through the United Nations,

or the unimaginably horrible negotiation of mass murder on the battlegrounds of an atomlo war."--Router.

PATRIARCH DEAD

Belgrade, May '7.

NEHRU TURNS DOWN REORGANISATION

UN

Now York, May 7.

The Prime Minister of India, Pandit 'Nehru, în a statement broadcast here, opposed_ ́ex-Pre- sident Hoover's recent proposal that the Unit- ed Nations should be reorganised without Russia and other Communist countries. Pandit Nehru said: "It could only mean the break: up of something that is actually and poten- tially valuable with nothing to take its place.

"I think, therefore, that a "If the United Nations radical- proposal to exclude any inde-ly changes its position and na- pendent country from the ture, then there is nothing left." United Nations is unwise and harmful."

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The statement was made response to a embled Invitation from the United Nations. Radio Department and broadcast in a special United Nations program- nie by the Mutual Broadcasting Company.

The Patriarch Gavrile, head of the Serbian Orthodox Church, Pandit Nehru said: "The pro- died here today, aged 70. The posal to limit the United Nations of some nations Patriarch was one of the moving by exclusion spirits behind the coup d'etat has surprised me

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greatly. In- March, 1941, against the Yugos-deed, it seems to forgel that the with which the lay Government which had sign-righ hopes ed the Axis Fact and which United Nations was started have brought Yugoslavia on

not been fulfilled, Allica side.

to the

He was sent to the Dachau concentration camp by the Ger mans and his health suffered. After being exiled for five years he returned to Yugoslavia in November, 1948, and a year later he called on the Orthodox clergy to cooperate fully with Marshal Tito's Government.-Reuter.

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"At the same time, there can be no doubt that, by the feet of its existence, it has saved ut from many dangers.

He continued: "The whole con- ception of one world, however distant that one world may be, involves an organisation like the United Nations.

To imagine

that, by stylet conformity to w single doctrine or approach, we can solve the problems of the world; a to forge! the lessons of history and to ignore the reali- ties of today.

The consequences "However difficult the path, It has to be pursued by re-

vido, the United Nations should De made officially.

He replied: "It is thought, by some people that in the circum- stances of today, it is quite inevit- Able for world to be divided up into two parts, hostile to each other, but there is also undoub- tedly a refusal on the part of many countries to line up in this way.

"These countries Imagine that neither the pressure of world events nor their own destiny re-, quires this lining up on side.

either

They will, therefore, mala- tain their separato identity, and serve the viewpoint and thus

cause they have at heart.

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"If any attempt is made change the essential nature the United Nations, it will lend to another or powerful organisation which can work for peace.

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"It would only mean the break-up of something that is actually and potentially valuable with nothing to take its place.

· posted attempts at co-opera-I think, therefore, that the pro- tion between all nations. Once posal to exclude any independient that attempt is given up! the country from the United Nations consequengon can only bo is unwise and harmful."-Reuter. preparation for a conflict on world sale and the confilet itself."

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Baghdad, May 7. King Faisal of Iraq, who' cele- brated his 15th birthday on

"Also, there is no doubt that, in the world today, it offers the one hope of finding some way for peaceful co-operation be|States, such as India, might be if London to return to his studies (ween the nations,

a proposal to reorganize or dim at Harrow School-Reuter.

Mr. Nehru was also asked what he thought the attitude of many | Tuesday, left here today for

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The electrical impulses are sent Into the tubes by means of magnetised or perforated tape, or punched cards, fed into a machine that "reads" them and then trans mity orders to the electronic occurred because tubes. The tubes can operate tag the feeding devices, several hundred times as fast as

reverse frequently... any machine used, up to this time, to feed orders into them,

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Jacob Rabinow, chief of Drdnance mechanics laboratory at the bureau, has developed a new spring device to replace brakes motor heretofore used to stop a before it is reversed. This new device will stop a high-speed motor before it makes one- quarter turn. The spring then spins the motor in the opposite direction. The motor attains full speed again

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three one-thou- sundths of 1 second-30 times faster than the blink of an eye. This is much faster than any de- vico used heretofore, the Bureau of Standards sald Associated Press.

NEW, PRESIDENT OF NICARAGUA

Managua, May 7.. General Anastasio Somoza, the Government candidate in this month's presidential elections, was today elected President by Con- gress to replacò Dr. Victor Romany Reyes, who died last night in Phi- Indelphiar A special session of Congress elected General Somoza unanimously to serve out Dr. Roman's unexpired term,

In an acceptance speech, the new President said his programme would be the same as the platform on which he had been campaigning for the May 21 elections. Ho reiterated previous assurances that the elections would be entirely. fair, free and honest.

General Somoza has been a dominant gure in Nicaraguan politics for more than 18 years.-- United Press;

Lacatel, May 7 The War Minister, hir. Kari Kobelt, today reaffirmed Switzer land's “armed neutrality a

policy

and hinted that military ex- penditure" "might rish, above ita present 450,000,000 francs yearly. Heuter

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