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DUKE'S WARNING TO SCIENCE

Edinburgh, Aug. 8.

The Duke of Edinburgh wurned scientists here to- night that their knowledge hind reached a danger point where they could either obliterate the world or sot It free from, drudgery and fear.

man-

"It is clearly our duty citizens to see that science is used for the benefit of tind," he told the 113rd annual

As of the Brigh cociation for the Advancement of Science.

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Duke, husband Princtes, Elizabeth, heiress to the Throne, was speaking as President of the Association,

"IL isa and reflection that the urgent demands of modern that war can produce advances

might otherwise take many years to develop, especially in the costly and uncertain. ex- perimental stages," the Duke told tome 4,000 scientists. from Britain and the Commonwealth and foreign visitors.

The Duke gave four suggOS- tions to overcome the world's prosent critical

raw materiale:

1.Improved

shortage

design

of

to

secure economic production and minimise the use of scared materials.

2.-The development of substitutes.

3-The use of scrop and low-grade ores."

4.- The development of "renewable" raw materials, such

as timber to satisfy the demand for cellulose-Reuter.

U.S. CASUALTIES IN KOREA

Washington, Aug. 8. The announced casualties in Korea totalled

American 80,430 today, an Increase of 351 alnice lust week. This is the weekly summary was issued in

smallest rise

since the first

THE, CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1951.

KOREAN ENVOY TO BRITAIN.

Dr Myo-mook Lee, appointed Korean Minister to the Legation in Court of St. James, leaves the Korean Bryanston Square, London, for Buckingham Palace where he presented his credentials to the King-AP

Picture.

Congressman In

Mood

A Grim

,

"Trends from cold to hot war,

| August Instion. totalled 11-from little wars to ble wars do

Killed in

934, an increase of 21 during the not have a tendency to reverse

Washington, Aug. 8.

week. Wounded totalled 66,215 themselves," the Texas Democrat The P People's

and missing 18,201.-Router.

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told the House.

Allegations Against French And Belgian Police By Indian

"MANHANDLED" ON WAY TO BERLIN FESTIVAL

London, Aug. 8.y.

Dr. Pramode Ranjan Banerjea, President of the London Majlis and leader of a group of 47 Indians intending to participate in the World Youth Festival at Berlin, alleged today that he and members of his délegation were manhandled by the, French and Belgian Police, and that a party of five, who were passing through Brussels, were not allowed to continue their journey and were sent back to England..

Dr Banerjeu, who is a research chemist, said that French Police prevented him from contacting the Indian Embassy in Paris. He was

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Portuguess Order For

ZIWEL

Mountbatten

Admiral Viscount Mount batton has born awarded the Grand Cross of the Military. Onder', 'of: Avis, Highest Paridgúdio njÚlitary décoration; sald a decreo published in the Govern inent

Gazette today,

Lord Mountbatten repre kented King George VE at

ibo

late President Carmona's Requiem Mass on May 20, Honoura

were also awarded to the Egypian hiinister in Paris, Mohamed Hoaney Omar Boy,' who received the Grund, Cross of the Mary Order of Christ, and the Netherlands Consul General for long-

kong and Maéto, Mrvan · ́der Handele, was made a

Commander of the Order of! - ->Christ--Asiociated. Prosa,

now taking up the issue of his "ignominious treatment" by the French Acheson's

Police with the Indian High Commissioner in London:

Dr Banerjca explained that the Indian delegation, today coriinued with theatrical which formally elected him their leader at the Festival, and flm performances and sports left England in two batches. A party of five left for Brussels by a Sabonį plane on August 3.

Another batch of 42 Indian

They

were not allowed to students, including six women, coliest. their luggage from the led by him, arrived at Boulogné | airport but were told it would on the night of August 4, They be sent to England.

of They were, taken to Ostend were part of a contingent about 1,000 nationalities-including British which brought them back to

competitions.

Students from five, countries took part in a wrestling tourna- meat which opened in the East sector this afternoon,

The Festival -- has caused an unexpected Tegoris Ameerika Berlin-yesterday

Hausthe American Information

Centre in

youth; of other (and put on board a steamanregister with 3518 Visliö:5.

visitare

a new one-day attend

national contingonts, were Dr Batterjea said that ac-gates to the Festival. The prev- cording to his information 16ous record was dat with 3,037 last Sunday, the day Indians had come from India specially for the Fastival: they the Festival "opened. Router. wore now in Berlin, having travelled through Britain er by

train

to

and Africans. Immediately on.[ England, They are now in ance

A spokesman said today that landing 38 persons, including England and are still trying to more than half were East | šcaders of the respectively to Berlin.

Germans, hany them dale

separated and confined in a corner of the Customs shed: for three hours under Police guard, while the rest were allowed to proceed 10 the Dunkerque. A Dunkerque they boarded the Polish ship "Batory which took them to Germany.

The group of 38--which included Dr Banerjea, and an then taken from the Customs barrier to a room under Police guard.

+

Indian woman student--was

10

other routes. He did not know SAXONY BANS

their names.

A team of the Bengal Hockey

Association, a cultural'cquind of the Indian People's Theatro

SPEECHES BY

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from the Bombay Youth League

NEO-NAZIS Association and a delegation. were also expected to come for

the Festival. These delegations

The All-

POUR INTO BERLIN

*

Call To Russia

Washington, Aug. 8. The United States Secre- tary of State, Mr Dean Acheson, called upon the Soviet Government today to support and make known to the Soviet people the United Nations peace programme.

Mr Acheson at his weekly Press conference read ¤, state- ment in reply, to the latest Hus- stan proposal for a five-Power peace pact.

ין,

Ho supplemented his state- ment in answer to questions

that he saw no evidence of any Chairman George H. Mahon of the House Military Appropriations sub-Committee said today

change in Soviet polley in the Jetter. of the Soviet President, M. Nikola M. Shvernik. He that in his opinion there is only a minimum hope

Hanover, Aug.. 8

agreed with correspondents that the United States can avoid war with Russia,

The Lower Saxony Interior who suggested that M. Shvernik's Mr Mahon made the statement in calling up They were confined for over had been organised by the

of a Soviet Ministry today banred public letter was gart and a half hours in the indi Festival Preparatory speeched by speakers of the Neo "peace offensive" and that similar for House passage the record $66,000,000,000000m which could normally hord Committee on

Socialist Reich Party.

manoeuvres might be expected students and

and youth organisations

from the Soviets in the next persons: a posse of four appropriation to operate and expand the Army,

The Ministry said that Dr month designed to disrupt and Policemen stood guard over them with different political affilia- Navy and Air Force in the fiscal year starting last in the room which was locked tions were representedReuter. Otto Ernst Remer right-hand sabotago the September peace man of the party chairman, Dr conference at San Francisco. and guarded by moru Police July 1.

| Fritz Doris, and other speakers whero a Japanese-peace treaty outside. Their requests for an detantion explanation for this

Berlin, Aug. 8. had repreatedly attacked de will be signed, order were turned down, nor were they More East German Youth de-mecratic

In Lower Acheson said, "Since the given on food all the time.. legations, poured into East Ber Saxony centre of the party's end of the war the United No-

as the Communist activiles.

tions, which was ignored in They were then taken back in today

World Youth Festival there to a Channel steamer. waiting to

Last month the North Rhine M. Shvernik's letter, has been attain" 'suckab- working to mil for England. While being moved into its fourth day.

Westphalia Interior Ministry M leg to the ship, Dr Benerjen

Several thousands of the half banned public activities of bil jectives de the preservation of asked the officer in charge of million youths already in the organisations coraccted

with peace, the limitation of arma- ments and the prohibition of the Pollec party the reasons for city again elipped through the Neo-Socialist Reich Pirty.

atomic weapons. his being sent back, even though Police cordóns to the Western

The Party is the first openlyHe added, "Its work has been he had. a residence visa for sectors, today.

pro-Nazi party to emergo In France valid for three months.

continually by the obstructed "We West Berlin's 50 youth hosteld, West Germany sinds the end of Soviet Government. If the Soviet to which the officer replied,

which have been set aside to the war. In recent Lower Union now wants to reach con- don't give any reasons.”

receive Festival visitors, today Saxony Parliamentary elections, reported that their food stocks it gained 11 per cent of the crate, realistic agreements... all were almost exhausted,

votes and emerged as the fourth of these objectives can be realis Yesterday they served 35,000 strongest party in the Stated within the United Nations.

Router... free meals to East German youths who came to West Berlin, City ofbials today appealed

the

The bill does not Include funds for the fighting in Korea. Mr Mahon said this is costing about $5,000,000,000 per year. Neither does the huge outlay cover the cost of military aid to the allies of the United States, the. 85,700,000,000 base Dor building programme the House will consider shortly.

millions.

Choice

*Bonn, Aug. 8. Beer is becoming a people's drink the world over, the Geneva International Lengue against Alcoholism reported to- day.

The report, published here by the German Union of Breweries,

Mr Mahon also noted that

"VERY RUDE" rearmament targets probably will be raised again in the next cald more beer is consumfore be allowed to contact the Indian When Dr Banerjen asked to few months, requiring additional the world now

World War II. According to Embdesy in Paris the officer took He emphosited in a prepared latest statistics, the 1960 output him by his neck and, helped by speech that the United States of beer with 265,300,000 hectoli- a gendarme, pushed him on the wants peace, that no top United tres nearly matched that of gangway of the ship which then States official advocates proven- 1933 390,000,000 hectolitres, felt for England. The passports tive war, and that war is not still the record world beer proof the group of 38 wore handed Inevitable, He said every effort duction. must be made to "postpone" way Indefinitely.

Game

land.

over

prices.

T

Many of them lined up in the British ' sector Grutiewald youth camp with West: Berlin boys and girls at dinner time,

London

Am-

WHY ONLY-FIVE?

"However, the Soviet com- munication brings up again the

Why o

only five Powers to make peace?, We already have a prade pact ilót only among five Powers but among 60 nations in the United Nations Charter

The Government

show

to West Berlin's population to Emir Feted In subject of the Avo-Power pact. give food products, for over to them on arrival in Eng young visitors.

Many of them today sald One of the biggest consumers

Dr Banorjea complained that that the food given them at the

London, Aug. Û. of beer is the United States, NO CHOICE

the officers on the ship were Festival was "not sufficient" The Foreign Minister of "We are not so blind." he said, of beer rose from 62 litres la

whore per capita consumption also

very rude" to these 30 and that they already spent all Saudi-Arabia, Dir Faisal, was fls wil for peace not merely l their East harka to buy bread, entertained at dinner tonight by words but by deeds by joining

| 455. that we fail to realise that an

1038 to 80 litres in the year people.

Dr Banerjen laid that the pastry and sausage in the East the Foreign Secretary, Mr Her-without reservation in carrying all-out shooting war might last

1949-50. In Canada, consump

The dinner fel out the programmes set forth in AT 2.30, 5.30, for a decade and might very well ton

still more. During other party of five arrived at Berlin shops which sell these bert Morrison.

from products off ration at higher lowed talks on Brussels on Thursday destroy much of civilisation as 2050

the

matters of three United Nations resolutions porlod, the average

mutual interest tariler at the which point the we know it on this planet."

Canadian drank 61 litres during London by a Sabena plane and

way

to peace. Foreign Office. But he said there is no possible the year instead of 19 litres in as they were waiting across to

These are the thre key re- excuse for camplacency, and the 1938. Some Staten in Latin another Sabena

which plane,

The talks will continue'until United States has no choice but America showed increases of up was to fly them to Prague, the

Friday. The Eh is on a ten Assembly in 1949 and 1000 solutions passed by the General to 100 per cent. South Afried, Belgian Police, intervened: they to step up rearmament.

day visit here. Other guests of which set forth the kind of Не ald. "In my judgment there too, developed into a big con- were falten away to a room at

the

dinner included, the Saudi conduct and actioris ntocestry is only minimum hope that our zumer of bear.

the airport where they were TYTHOM EPIDEMIC A

Arabian and dimcullies with Russia can and

Egyptian confined for

eight hours

to world pence. Each was up- In Europe, the Belgians rank while will be resolved short of war."

authorities today

bacsdders, the Labandee, Syrian proved by the, great majority Enst Berlin diaclisted what While officials

Ministers, the refused Information on an estland Yemeni He called for an overwhelming frst among the beer-consuming could be done about them.

** of the.... nations of the world by Britain, House vote for the big defence nations, followed

In this period they were not mated 30 East German boys and Chancellor of the Exchequer, 33 " good way to show the North Ireland and Germany given any food nor were they girls, reported in hospitals, hera Me Hugh Gaitskell, the Chief of opposed by the Soviet world we mean business." Such The average Belgian drinks no allowed to collect their own food to be treated for typhoid fever. Air Staff, Air Marshal Sir John Union and its satellites, I

icss

than 135 ltres of beer ah-

་ ་ They were taken from a vote, he said, would strengthen

from the plane.

Blessor, and other high military suggest that everyone should the hand of the American truce nually. The Englishman con-

East Berlin where and civilian officials.United road and study these reso}U» only 32 litres. The would not be allowed to proceed 20,000

tions and try everyone I mean sumes Korea.United in negotiators

Mitaka i M.

also the peoples of average Gorman, usually' con». Prees.

USBR Reuter adds that Mr. Mahon, sidered the world's biggest beer 10 Prague and that they would years of age, are billeted, to a

hospital and bedded" "in recognised apokesman on drinker, downs only 40 litres have to return to England.

separate building- FORCE USED ··· milltary matters, said that It in the came period, United

Enst: German doctors were Argentino WarningWill their Government give same opportunity reported to was true that the United States Press.

fighting a typhold that peoples of the free world be Despite their, protests that epidemle in the Soviet zone pro

Buenos Aires, Aug. 8. they hdd through tickets 10

The Argentine Minister of have had to read and study finter-zenal- border the Interior, Senor" Angel Ga-

these important resolutiont? Prague by the same. line which brought them from at Eltarich which, the East Ges-briel Borlenght, tonight warned That remains to be esen, The open to the London and that the Prague man authorities recantly, closed that Opposition groupe were door is wide plane was still waiting for them, for all road and rail tranie, preparing terrorist action and Soviet Union to participato The World Youth Festival, announced that the police had with the free world in malding they were forcibly pushed on

effective."- to a motor truck and taken to sponsored by East European been: Instructed to act with these resolutions

Reuter Brussels railway station? Commubles mass organisations, the utmost urgency-Reuter.

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become stronger "with every

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probably was true of Russia.

He said that the world ploture ahould be "somewhat clearer" this autumn, which he called "the time of decision.”

*TERRIBLE

DANGERS"

Washington, Aug. 8. President Truman said today that America must maintaini "large armed forces for a long

40 protect Ume to come”.

It from the "terrible dangers". threatened by Communism,

"We have to give up profita and wage, increases do without things we would like to have The Bold.

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of mannlog defencca In

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