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jously if’ there would be any profit in diplomatic relations with "egypt. ”

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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (Reu- ters)—Oona Chaplin, 34-year-old wife of 70-year-old actor-producer Charlie Chaplin, had an eight- pound girl here Thursday, her seventh child. Oona, daughter of| playwright Eugene O'Neill, was reported doing well. The come-! dian and Oona now have five girls and two boys.

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mala (AP)—A scourge of rats, evidently hundreds of thou sands of them, is plaguing the hamlet of~Sansare in eastern

are desperate.

Entire crops of rice, beans and vegetables have disap- speared. The rats have been in creasing steadily in number during the last three weeks.

Some of the inhabitants come plain that it is next to impos- sible to sleep.

“They come at sunset and . disappear at dawn,” Mrs..Car- men R. de Zacarias, owner of one of the best stores in the little city, explained.

“I find them comfortably asleep in the drawers of my desk,’’ says Mayor Daniel Rios Hernandez. ‘The worst part is that all attempts to extermin- ate them seem fruitless.

“Traps are useless, poison they ignore’ and what is worse —all our cats are dead, to the last one! The fumigation killed all, the fleas and cockroaches, the cats ate these last ‘and died.”’

Eggs are a luxury in this town that once had a thriving

poultry industry. The rodents seem to know just when an egg is to be laid.

‘Water Pollution bea a Awaited

HULL, Que., (CP)—Dr. Camille | Pouliot, Quebec’s

|day the province plans to take

tion “‘very soon.”

of the 14th annual meeting of the Quebec Federation of Fish and {Game Assoeiations.

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