BAN ON ZIONISTMADE GOODS

Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24911, 26 June 1946, Page 7

BAN ON ZIONISTMADE GOODS

ACTION BY SYRIA <S«- 8 p.m.) CAIRO, June 24. The Arab League reports that Syria has banned Zionist-made goods. Penalties for violation of the ban vary up to imprisonment with hard labour for life. The Syrian Economic Minister will ask Palestine Arab merchants fo aid Syria in distinguishing Zionist-made goods. MUFTI’S PRESENCE IN EGYPT BRITISH AMBASSADOR SEES SIDKY PASHA . LONDON, June 24. The British Ambassador to Egypt (Sir Ronale Campbell), in a 40-minute interview with the Prime Minister of Egypt (gidky Pqsha), explained the British point of view on the Grand Mufti’s presence ip Egypt, says Reuter’s correspondent in Cairo. It is reliably learned that Sir Ronald Campbell urged on Sidky Pasha the need for the Egyptian Government to ensure that the Grand Mufti fakes no part in politics in the MJddle East while he is in Egypt.

TRUSTEESHIP FOR TANGANYIKA

DRAFT TERMS TO BE CONSIDERED

(Rec. 9 pjn.) LONDON, June 24. M The draft of the terms for an international trusteeship for Tanganyika will be presented to Parliament and communicated to the Tanganyika Legislative Council,” says the Exchange Telegraph Agency, “Any expression of public opinion can thus be received before the Government presents the terms for the approval ot the United Nations General Assembly in September, Broadly speaking, the terms of the trusteeship are modelled op the existing mandates revised in conformity with the provisions of the United Nations Charter,”