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Egyptian Protest In UN Against German Payment To Israel
United Nations, Nov. 12. :
Egypt's Foreign Minister, Ahmed Farrag, to- Persia Oil day protested in the General Assembly against the payment by West Germany of reparations to
Expert To Israel. Visit Italy
Paris, Nov, 12.
chief of the Persian nationalised all in- that he would visit Italy next week as the quest of the glanl FIAT combine.
Mr Hussein Makki,
dustry, announced here tonight
He told a Press conference that he would probably leave Paris for Home on Novembe: 20 and stay about 15 days in Italy before returning to, Teheran.
He said: "The acquiescence of the said Government to provide Israel, under the guise of reparations, with large monetary funds and enor- mous quantities of heavy machinery, available for use for the latter's economic and war potential, lends no optimism to the prospects of peace and stability in the Middle East.
"The Government of Egypt the North African peoples, he view with gruve concern the claimed.
reparations agree- proposed inent. It our firm conviction that Iarnel is in no way entitled to reparations from Germany on
Saying that the Tunision and Moroccan question would be Assembly's dealt with in the Political Committee, Forrag
Replying to a questiơm, he said half of the Jews of the whole added: "The justice of the case
Je had Italian Industriallits
world.
right in
"She has no more no plans for meeting
who have this con
connection than a Moslem shown interest in buying Per- for a Christian country has the Mr Makki has just arrived light to receive such reparations here from Hamburg, where he in the name of all Mosleme of har treatment for liver trouble,
ainn oil,
after a four-week visit to the ans
United States on the invitation of the International Bank.
to comment on He declined the outcome of his talks there but admitte:
Ruine that individual Americans had ex- pressed interest in buying oli,
They would be asked to visit Teheran
discussion, for
lic added.
There was no need for foreim technical aid unicas production topped right nilion toon year, ho raid in reply to a ques- tion, adding that present output was about one willin tons, enough for international con- sumption only.
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Mr Makki said that Persia had received offers from 380 German technicians, as well as from other countries.-Reuter,
throughout
Farrug Baid another
sithme tuation was that of
and Morocco. The *Tunisia United Nations should give its full support to the struggle.of these peoples for independence, The representative of France had in his recent speech in the Assembly merely underlined the failure thin Government to recognise the inherent rights of
Britain Tests New 'Chutes
London, Nov. 12. Tests have been made in offers | Britain with parachutes opening at speeds faster than sound and Fit heights miles above the carth, The Society of British
said to
Britain's Talks With Portugal
Aircraft Constructors clay
Experimental guided missiles were used in the tests. The parachutes slow down the mis- siles, stabilise them and bring them safely to earth with their sensitive recording gear intact
for examination.
London, Nov, 12. The Director-General of the
Designers have tried a num- Bank of Portugal, Mr Antoniu
ber of variations on the hemi- Salgado, will
Loudon By to
tospherical shape for parachutes from Lisbon on Saturday
a mushroom type Join
the current Anglo-mong them
taiks and a flat top design.-Reuter. Commercial
Portuguese
here.
He will be accompanied by Osorio de Castro, Dr. Antonio
legal adviser to the bank,
spokesman of the Portuguess $
Embassy said today.
The
of the Tunisian and Moroccan peoples, who gave their lives in two World Wars for the cause of Democracy, is in no dire need propaganda from this
rostrum.
COLONIAL STIRIT
Ahmed Farrag
said: "The colonial spirit, which declined at the end of the last war, has sprung up again as the memory sacrifices becomes of common
faltater."
This was shown,' he said, by the manner itt whitch the administering powers inter- preted the provisions in the Charter regarding non-self- governing territories.
Explian delegation re- assert their attachment to the fundamentai
estab- principles lished in San Francisco and their belief in the right of ult self-determination," nations 10
he added,
"It is also to be much re- gretted that a tendency of dis- crimination between races still prevails in some quarters of the world, in spite of the ex- pilcil provisions of the Charter,
"The
ALWAYS 'READY
Government of Egypt will always be ready to co- operate within the framework of the Charter, in the reinforce ment of international peace and security.
"With an open mind, we of the Egyptian delegation are here to combine our efforis with those of other men of goodwill?" Ahmed Faring stated it was with legitimate pride that the Egyptian delegation
appeared before the General Assembly
MPs' Memorialbese, 18 hr political and
Duke Starts Course At RAF Station
White Waltham, Nov. 12.
The Duke of Edinburgh started his firing training today at White Wallham RAF Blation.
had Ho
A 35-minute "familiarisation" flight in s Chipmunk trainer with his instructor, Flight-Lieaten- ant Caryl Gordon, and although Gordon piloted the aircraft during the Lake-off and landing, the Duke took over the can- trols for the greater.part of the fileht.
The Duke. wilo has the flown an aircraft in part, also spent a short time, today studying con- trols and other features of his trainer aircraft, on the ground.---Reuter.
Ex-Iranian Premier
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