to see till
the part
Hate Arab Leader Speaks
fo Group Here Tomorrow
*ierre WilsmA discussion and social hour will
9 1 6 \ ermoii held after the talk, according
I ouston, Dr. Vance Edmondson, associate
' 'ofessor in the Department of
jricultural Economics and So-
logy and the club’s faculty ad-
Born a Christian Arab in Pales-
e, Eadawi spent 30 years in the
•vice of the Palestine govern-
nt. From 1937 until the Brit-
i withdrawal in 1948, he was
ief of the Land Taxation Sec-
m of the Department of Land
ttlement. He later joined the
Sami Hedawi, director of the
rablInformation Bureau at Dal
is, will be the main speaker at
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the meeting tomorrow night of
the A&M Arab Students Club.
The speaker’s talk, “Current
Problems of the Middle East and
Their Relationship to U. S. For
eign Policy,” will be heard at 7:30
p.m. in the Assembly Room of the
Memorial Student Center.
Fathi M. Salama, club president
and graduate student in biochem
istry, said the public is invited to
hear Hedawi.
service of the Jordon government,
first as Director of Land Tax As
sessments and then as Chief of
the Inland Land Revenue Depart
ment of the Finance Ministry of
Amman.
He resigned his post in 1952 to
take up the appointment of Land
Specialist with the United Na
tions in New York.
The speaker resigned from the
United Nations, and together with
a fellow Palestine Arab refugee,
established the Palestine Arab Ref- i
ugee Office in New York in 1955. I
He also acted as Advisor on Pales- j
tine Arab Refugee Affairs to the
Permanent Mission of Iraq to the J
United Nations.
In 1959, he was transferred to
the Arab States Delegations Of
fice as Chief of the Public Liaison
Section, and Advisor on Palestine
Arab Refugee Affairs to the Per
manent Mission of Yemen to the
United States.
Salama said Hadawi is recog
nized as an expert on matters af
fecting land in Palestine. His du
ties as official valuer and inspect
or of tax assessments in the Pales
tine government brought him into
intimate contact with the land, the
people and their problems. He also
is considered an authority on Arab
affairs in general.
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Addresses Foundrymen
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the American Foundryman’s Society held on campus over
the weekend. Jeffrey spoke on ductile iron and its uses in
the industry. A smorgasbord was held after the addresses
in the Memorial Student Center.
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The National Institutes of
Health have approved a research
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the Department of Veterinary Mi
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on swine diseases. The research
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By The Associated Press
MOSCOW—In fiery reaction to
Patrice Lumumba’s death, the So
viet Union demanded Tuesday that
all foreign troops quit the Congo
and asserted it will no longer rec
ognize Dag Hammarskjold as
U.N. secretary-general.
The Soviets called for recogni
tion of Antoine Gizenga, Lumum
ba’s fanatic lieutenant who heads
a Stanleyville regime, as the Con
go premier and offered him every
help.
Obviously referring to the U.N.
Command—now totaling about 18,-
000 men—and a few score white
mercenaries in the armed forces
of secessionist Katanga Province,
the Soviet government demanded
that they clear out within a month.
The broadside followed a five-
hour mob attack on the Belgian
Embassy, led by foreign students
of the expenses-paid People’s
Friendship University who called
Lumumba a martyr of imperial
ism.
Hammarskjold, Belgium and two
Congolese leaders—Katanga’s
President Moise Tshombe and the
Congo national army chief, Maj.
Gen. Joseph Mobutu—were de
nounced in a government state
ment issued through the govern
ment paper Izvestia and Soviet
news agency Tass.
The statement called for - dis
missal of Hammarskjold “as an
accessory to and organizer of the
murder of the leading statesman
of the Congo,” U.N.
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