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HEREBY 19 GIVEN that the Ordinary
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Baghdad, Feb. 1.
Arab leaders who flew to Baghdad to attempt to iron out the difference between Egypt and Iraq regarding the projected Turkish-Iraqi defence pact today held two meetings with the Iraqi Prime Minister, Nuri al Said, and his seven-man team.
The first meeting, which took place in the morning in Nuri's home, was preceded by a meeting of the Iraqi Cabinet under the presidency of Nuri al Said during which Nuri reviewed the situation and outlined Iraq's standpoint on Turkish-Iraqi pact and Egypt's position.
Yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Bank win be held at the Head Office of the Bank, 10. Des Voeux Road. Central, Hong Kong, on Satur day, the 19th day of February,| 1956, at 2.30 p.m., for the pur- The Arab melting was attend- pose of receiving and considered by the Iroq Deputy Prime ing the Reports of the Diree fors and of the Aulitors and the Profi und Loss Account for the and Balance Sheet year ended 31st December, 11, nd for the election of and the appoint- Directors meut of Auchtors.
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POINT OF VIEW
Informed sources said that the Premier gave the fullest opportunity to the visiting delegation to understand
Iraq's point of view in con- meetlan with the pact in view of
iraq's grogmphle and strategic position.
The meetings were attended h Swe and Jabi as mem- burs of the Iraqi team.
{\−1 \\ | )\, Tumeligt With held in the Defence Ministry bullding, near ancient Abbassia Palace on the left hunk of the Tigris River
the
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The
Commission had been told that the success-
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THE QUEEN TO VISIT OSLO
للويب
Modern Science
WORLD
Our Magic Carpet
WAR II
AIDED THE
HOMES OF PEACE
By JOE JONES
Back in the days of World War II, frustrated U.S. homemakers used to delight in pouring over newspaper and magazine articles predicting "The Dream Home of Tomorrow."
Today, less than a decade after the war's end, "The Dream Home of Tomorrow" has become "The Dream Home of Today," replete with the most modern devices for health, comfort, ease and beauty.
Few realise, however, how much today's home owes to achievements of men of science who, during those crucial World War II daya, devoted their talents and know-how to meeting the needs of a nation at
war.
The products now in daily s may be efted ns examples: detergenis, plastic dishes and a remarkable
use. In the war, detergents
were used in areas where only salt water was avail. able for washing. Wrapping material that keeps many foods fresh for weeks,
USES IN WAR
Although synthetic defer- gents had been developed before the war, they were too expensive for household
Eire
Will Return To Commonwealth?
London, Feb. 1. The
of the Prine Misiers British Commonwealth now station here have been invited to
isi |rtel id it the enciuaton of the talks, the inish Embassy
aid today.
The
invitation was given in the name of the Irish Premier, Mr John Cestello,
Observers sold The presente
The ques- of Gallon indicated 10 connected with the pact
1. Lanvin Feb chisesaveri with Turkey were
The Queen and the Duke of They believed the fact that the
will
from meting
the Defence Edinburgh Wie al
In the Royal Ministry iudicoted that military Rosyth, Scotland
yacht Britannia on June 22 for
The Embassy had no immediate questions were emphasised.
their visit to Oslo, It
that comment on the rumour nounced here today.
Ireland might be seeking to re- They will stay In the Nor-turn to membership of the Com- which theft in monwealth, at the wears expital from June 24 to
Art, 1949.-Prane:-Press. 28.Ch Matt Speciāl,
The morning meeting hadi lasted one hour. The visiting
had lunch delegation White House.—Uniteri Press.
was un-
By Lee Falk and Phil Davis
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They also proved valuibble in elemus. Ure wounds of BY: 10 who were rescued from the sea,
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In
Many of the shockproof and shatter-prof plastie dishes, Row found
in US homes derive from the war period, when the U. S. Navy needed dishes that would not break or chip during
stormy weather ut seu.
The new wrapping material-- San Wrap-also WAS first created to meet a Worki War II emergency the great need for material which would protect guns, precision instruments and delicate retai parts when shipped overseas,
When the war was over,
LİN makers of Saran Wrap The Dow Chemicat Company-bega
refinement of this selling wrap
Jo fooxi
asht processors later through retail outlets the public.
ADDITIONAL USES
are
Now. homemakers finding many addional uses for it, including pre- serving wet paintbrushes, keeping corsages frenti, barring moths from cloth. ing, and rust-proofing tools and shing tackle.
The make
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colourful walls which toxiny's kitchena 50 pleasing also trace their origin back the 1941-45 period. Colour consultants evolved the theory that certain tins would case eye strain among workers in war plants. Put to practice? this theory proved sound and
by later was adopted
house- wives, many of whom had laboured in defence factories during the war.
Whereas formerly the majority of V. S. kitchens were painted dead-white, today they blossom in a variety of pinks, yellows, reds and
with the cur- rently
Gable copper pols and pana contributing harmonious note.
Other novelties predicted. In the war years which now be- long in the category of "dreams come true" вте electronically controlled range unlis, glust doored ovens and deep-freezers which make cooking And storing of foods a pleasure in- stead of a problem.
PRINTING PRODUCT
A new product which will contribute notably to the speed and economy of onet printing Was announced by one of the largest manufacturers of office equipment In the United
States.
The
new Pre-sensitised Photospeed Plastiplate, which requires only one sep after exposure to make the offset plate ready for the press now being produced Remington Rand Inc.
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the
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solution
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Exposures
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