An unknown young man has been frequenting the Russian Commission.

The Soviets are monitoring Germans arriving from Damascus to Beirut.

A report mentions Israeli instructions to smuggle Jewish youths out of Syria and other Arab countries.

A memo detailing communist activities indicates Russian ties in Beirut, smuggling along the Syrian-Turkish border, and Russian contact with the Kurdish Democratic Party.

The Russians are interested in understanding Husni Al-Zaim's supporters and policy.

The Yugoslav Commission in Beirut plans to bring propaganda to Syria and Lebanon through Beirut.

Syria plays out as a battleground of foreign propaganda, and Chehab looks into recent developments.

The Cominform is expected to soon make a major decision, and Yugoslavian communist newspapers are discovered in Beirut.

After arriving in Beirut, Wadi' Khayyat is suspected to be a secret agent for the Cominform.

Soviet Nationals continue activities in Beirut, including organizing a meeting to celebrate Pushkin and to seek new members of the Friends of the Soviet Union.