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THE CHINA MAIL
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1951.
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Security Reasons Involved
Washington, Dec. 5. Dr Ernest B. Chain, Nobel' Prize-winning scientist who helped develop peni cillin, has been prevented from coming to the United States for security reasons, a State Department spokes- man said today.
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Italian engineers flew over the flood desaluted lower Po Valley Lodas to decide whether to blast new breaches in dykes to help grain off the water into the Actriatic.
The funds have driven about 200,000 people from their homes. The human death rok is still unknown East scores of bodies have already been recovered
I was estimated that at least 10.000 cattle. 8.000 pigs and 450,000 hean of poultry drowned.
were
The river level was steady today a 9 centimetres below the danger mark.
All over the flooded area more houses are collapsing after being submerged for three weeks.
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arrested in the West Ent of the light turity.
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MORE CYPRIOTS FOR SUEZ
Nicosia, Dec. 5.
Tac British transport, Empire Shelter (1,338 tons), leti Frama- gusta for Port Sain today with 83 more Cypriot workers. With another batch of 65 who sailed last night, this brings the total of Cypriots sent to work in the Suez Canal Zone to nearly 700. An official announcement 10- day called for Cypriot tradesmen volunteers for civilian service in the Canal Zone, Among 11 categories specified were co- persmiths, riggers, riveters and machinists.Reuter.
Sharett Visit To Britain
London, Dec. 5. Israel's Foreign Minister, Mr Moshe Sharett, "la to visit Bri- tain in February for a week- the first visit do Britain of on Israeli Foreign Minister.
Mr Bharett will launch the 1952 appell to British Jewry to support re-settlement work in Jedel. He will visit several provihelst cities-Reuter.
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Britain's two biggest car manufacturers, Lord Nuffield, of Morris Motors (left) and Mr Leonard Lord, of Austin Motors, are to head a new £66,000,000 car combine formed by the merger of the two organisations. Picture shows the former rivals, now allies, after the announcement of the merger. —— Reuterphoto.
Syrian Objectives Outlined By Head Of
State
Damascus, Dec. 5.
Fate Of Captured
Airmen
Washington, Dec. 5. United States officials said that the four American air- | men captured in Hungary! may be freed as soon as they had served their purpose as Communist propugatnła.
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were arrested when Russ:au fighters forced down their C-47 transport plane ort Nov 10 after they gut inst over Hungary.
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They Sair TANT Jake Tactor suggesting possibile early free- dem for the American irgen is that Hungary has no fled any cophanage charges against their prisoners Such action would have invented a ไบ1.g trial.
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Syria's new Head of State, Colonel Fawzi Silo. said here today that all his Government wanted was "fulfilment of the people's wishes and the country's prosperity and to defend its independence Hangarans might hold the all and republican regime.”
In an interview, he told Reuter: "We have ho personal ambitions."
Search At Sea Shakl
Abandoned
Londou, Dec. 5.
A month-long search for the ancient Brazilian bailleship Зао Pasto. which vanished with eight men aboard, has been
abandoned.
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ship
towed across
was being
the Atlantle for breaking up in Bri- Jain when she disappeared
on Nov. 4. Two British her tucs
were towing
when she broke loose in a 15-mile an hour gale.- Reuter
Japan To
Get Rice
From Brazil
Rio de Janeiro, Dec. 5.
Colonel Silo, caecutive
And legislative head of the ration sice the coup by the Arme Cher of Staff, Colonel Adb six days age d that the recent incidents Syria wel
were purely internal. He denied all rumours of in- treatment
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Colonel Silo said toar elec tions fur a new Parliament would be held presible dale, but depended largely
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restoring the Fituation "to s nema conese. -Reuter.
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Finding A
Place For Ex-Enemies
Washington. Dec 5 U S. Under - Secretary State, James Webb. said toda that the United States is mak ing a careful effort to find place for both Japan and Ger- many in the free world
task.
He told news conference that John Foster Dulles" im minent
visit
to Japan is part of this
Mr Dulles leaves for Tokyo on Thursday.
Mr Dulles managed the U. S. diplomatic
for agree- campaign ment among non-Commuais nations on the Japanese
Peac next
M: Treaty. His
task, Webb saud, will be to advocate in the Senate Foreign Relatio. Committee hourings in January that the Senate approve the treaty.
Mr W. bb said Mr Dulles vis
Cairo, Dec. 5. Iruq today asked the Egyptian Government to support her stong to Japan will contribute to the 311 hal recognising The new Syrian regime. This happened while the Syrian inission urged Egypt to recognise the Damascus
The export division of the Bank of Brazil today authorised the export of two and a half million bags of rice to Japan set-up.
and Indonesia.
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The Iraqi Minister, Neguil Strawi, called un the Acting Each bag consists of 60 kilo- Foreign Minister, Ibrahim Farag
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overall job of developing a place for that country and persuading Japanese traders to do their par in creating and achieving his place.
Asked if Mr Dulles intends to leave the State Department once
has acted the Senate
on the Pashu, and informed burn of the
pence pact, Mr Webb said Mr Iraqi Government's decision on Dolls has indicated he does not the Syrian situation and asked want to undertake another speci- for Egypt's support.
fic job at present but is remain- It was nut revealed what
ing as a consultant.--Associated replied but Farag
what is Press. Brazil will receive
payment known
ic that the through the transfer operation Egyptian Government believes whereby Japan and Italonesia that the Syrian coup
Shipments will begin during thly month, will Bruzli receiving $150 per ton of rice.
far 50
was
strictly neutral
are depositing dollar funds in purely internal matter to which the United States to finance the Egypt took purchase of buses by
Brazil, stand, The average cost of each bus is $25,000.
Meanwhile, the Syrian Minister Emir Mustafa Ei- shinabi, called on the Egyptian The rice is coming from the Premier, Nahas Pasha to reas- Rio Grande Do Sul State and sure the Egyptian Government the whole transaction is being about the intentions of the worked out by the Rio Grande i military coup in Damascus,-- Rice Institute-United Press. United Press.
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