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limited NATIONS NOTES
>, lanes r. Lawson (Aceredted oN Correspondent

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (Global)-This reporter will
mo comments to make on the various dispatches
have cont hack from Africa by c. L. Sulzberger of the New
s Times Robert Raurk of the ScrppsH Howard Syndicate
4 or Johnson of the International News Service and
anu Steele of the New York Herald Tribune What is actual
ed is for Negro newspapers to send of their
ors on a three months tour OF all Africa get the facts
s in America want to know what happening in Africa
As S tbey want from the of their writer's,
@" EGYPT The Superintendent of the Canadian National
i,uta for the Blind who is himself totally blind arrived
C; Egypt where he will establish demonstration CEN
far the rehabilitation and training of the blind throughout
n Middle East He is Arthur Napier Magll who will direct
~ oect under assignment from the UN Technical AS
ce Administration blueprint nationwide rehabili
r nrogram for Egypts blind population He will be as
ted by a British specialist in home teaching the blind
I vocational guidance expert from the International Labor
Organization
BRITISH GUIANA The International Bank for Recon-
ton and Development UN Specialized Agency announc
ID II will send eghtman general economic survey mission
British Guiana for six-Week study of the erritorys
ic noentiales and to make recommendations to help the
government formulate and out longterm development
gam Harrison Clark of the Banks department of ope-
;o,e for the Western Hemisphere viii head mission
The Bank announced the appointment of
gb French budget director from 1914 1949 director
If operatons for Asia and the Middle East.
INDIA Primary education facilities are far from salts
factory in India but the prospects for compulsory
rpam there ION the whole promising according
mart prepared the UN Educational Scientific Cultural
Denomination by three Indian educators The 191page report
entitled Compulsory Education in India said that only one
every three children in school, that 100000 villages have
urinary school and that the of education for every child
in India than 100000 of school age would
psent theefourth of the total income of the central gov
enment all the The authors hopes
Ne based three ifs if the veyear national
pap results any apprecable improvement in the
saion if the Indian community development program
eeds creating general atmosphere of sacri
flee if the central government takes large share of the
Responsibility for schools.
AMERICAN UN DELEGATE . The appointment of
Wadsworth deputy American delegate the United
Nations welcomed by Henry Cabot Lodge, ir new chief
delegate Mr. WadsWorh Ambassador Ernest A. Gross
plans enter private law practice in New York
leave his UN duties, perhaps the of March
LOYALTY Official UN employee representatives pro
tested Secretary General Trygvie Lie against the OF
Jun Headquarters facilities and personnel conduct the FEEDER
"a Governments loyalty investigation of American employees
Din the world organization The UN Staff Council also implied
that Mr. Lie being too hasty in carrying the initial
Stages of the S1,000000 loyalty inquiry.
INFLUENZA The influenza epidemic prevalent in
countries is mild from the clinical point of view and not
comparable with the epidemic of 1918 the World Health
Organization executive board told in Geneva by DR. Will
lam Bone director of w. H. O's. Communca Disease Di
vision