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Tonk-Swallowing New Anti-British Outburst By

Powerful recruit to America's war machine is this Douglas C-124 (Globe. master 11), a long-range heavy cargo plane which can haul heavy combat equipment weighing more

than 50,000 lbs.

Dutch Atomic Scientist's Trip To The Argentine

TO INVESTIGATE PERON CLAIMS

Amsterdam, May 16.

Senate Approves India Aid Bill With Amendments

Washington, May 16.

The Senate today unanimously approved a bill to lend India 2,000,000 tons of food grains.

da. The Senate, however, reversed an earlier cision and accepted an amendment that if India sent materials to pay for the loan these materials should include both monažite and manganese.

I was clear from the wording of the bill that the Economie Co-Operation Administration, which would handle the ternis of the loan agreement, could exercise discretion when nego-

A Dutch atomic scientist tlating with the Indian Govern-

Council Of Europe's Resolutions

Newspapers In Iran Capital

Warnings Against Occupation Of Oilfields Area

Teheran, May 16.

A Persian newspaper suggested today that Russia was ready to move troops into the country if the British were "foolhardy enough" to try to occupy the Abadan area.

The newspaper, Dad, said that the Russian General Staff had made every preparation to move troops into Persia in accordance with the 1921 Soviet-Persian Treaty.

(The Trealy provided that if a third party. should "attempt to carry out a policy of usurpation by means of armed intervention,' or if such power "should desire to use Persian territory as a base of operations against Russia," and if the Persian Gov- ernment should not be able to stop "such menace after having been once called upon to do so by Rus- sia," Russia would have the right to advance her troops into the Persian interior).

war.

Sheriff Sticks 'Em Up

Auburn, Indiana, May 16.

When Sheriff Frank Car- -penter was refused, finds by the County Based Lo „hire_a_new, deputy, he pull-

ed out six badges 'and: swore' in each Board mem- ber as deputy sheriff.

He reported: "They did a loi of squirming, but there was nothing they could do about_11."—United-Presse

NEPALESE

CRISIS

SETTLED

New Delhi, May 16. The Prime Minister of the little Himalayan King- dom of Nepal, who flew here a week ago to con- ult the Indian Prime Minister, Mr Jawaharlal | Nehru, on a crisis threaten-

ing his Cabinet, will home again shortly and take steps to securo: stability and progress, it was announced today.

go

Mr Nehru was instrumental in the formation of the present Coalition Government in Nepal two months ago after the armed struggle led by the Congress Party for popular government,

The Congress Party asked for

Cabinet changes, declaring that the Runa (lund-owning ruling class) Ministers, of whom the Premier is one, were unsuited to a democratic Cabinet,

Today's discussions between the 00-year-old Nepalese Pre- mier, The Maharajali Mohan Shamshere Jung Bahadur Rana, lsters and Mr Nehru

and his Ministers

lasted 45 minutes.

The paper said that this The magazine said, "The oil- would start a third world men's argument was that if the Iranian Government could not caine do terms with the oil com- Another paper, the Atash,

pany someone would get the von- sald that Persia's "Security iract and there was no reason Council," consigling of the why it should. not go to an Ministers of War and Foreign American concern. All theso Affairs and the General Staff American companies are drafting and police chiefs, met yester- plans and bids for eventual sub- day to consider appropriate mission to the Iranian Govern- means to meet

the "British ment In case negotiations with puratroop menace."

the British fall although none of

An Indian External Affairs I predicted Communist them has so far approached the Ministry announcement after- revolution in Persia if the news Teheran Government."

wards stated that there was of Intended paratroop landings However, Newsweek learned Nepal Cabinet should work in a complete agreement that the proved to be true,

that one of the smaller American co-operative A leftist paper,

Be Souoll concerns has already con-

and progressive Ayendeh, warned the British tacted the Tranians through the

spirit. public that the day of Rudyard Embassy in Washington to make and his colleagues will return Kipling epics

The Nepalese. Prime Minister about benign masters of Aslo was past, and

an offer to run the oil felds to their United Press. no one was ready to be a Gunga Din for British Interests.

"If the British try to play any funny tricks, the whole nation, like a single mighty ast, will smash the face of the Professor C. J. Bakker will

Imperialists," the paper sakt. ninke a study trip of unlimited

The Senate bill, which at first The Assembly's Spring ses; UN (President duration, they said,

"HOLY WAR" last night with the Peron said on March 24 that provided for a half Icon, half ended

The most violent anti-British Argentina had successfully grant to India. is now similar adoption of a lengthy resolution | article of all was In Shahed, carried out an experiment in in principle lo the House of setting forth two cardinal aims he newspaper of the National controlled atomic energy on Representatives' bill. which a real European union and Its Front, wiilch is led by the relationship with the Prime Minister, Dr Mohammed close new basis. Prominent American might be debated this week.

United States. atomic scientists doubted claim..

will fly to the Argentinement.

tomorrow with a model of the Dutch cyclotron at Amsterdam, usually

here liable sources said today.

ro-

The bill would permit the E.C.A. to accept caslı in repay- ment but if India preferred to

Strasbourg, May 14. pay with materials as well the

The Council of Europe's Con- would be obliged to send quan- sultative Assembly has plainly filies of monazite and, mangs-hitched its wagon to the star of nese.

trans-Atlantic collaboration.

the

Other amendments adopted by the Sonale were:

Mossadeg.

The Ass resolution inviting the troopers

emphasised this trend in a The Austrian-born chief of

(1) The Economic

American Congress to send an Co- Argentina's atomic research

Operation Administration would offelal delegation to the next team. Professor Ronald Richter,

pay the accan said a few days after the Pre-India of voluntary gift and re-

freight costs to Assembly meeting in September public discussion of sident's announcement that

produce atonic energy in the some way the sun dous..

he

for

was building a "solar kiln" to lier supplies cf food from privateembly

organisations Sintes.

In

the

United

declared

British"

Fanatics Chant In Gaol Cell

capital of Katmandu where, in consultation with their colleagues, they will de- termine what changes aro 410- cessary to ensure stability and progress.

As a result of the talks with Mr Nehru, Nepal's Prime Minister and the other Nepal Ministers were understood to have reached 4 three-point settlement of their Cairnet crisis.

Maharajah Mohan Sham- shere, head of the Rana group in the 10-mun enld that before the para-

Coalition Jerusalem, May 10.

Cabinet, would continue. as reached Persia

Thirty-seven religious Jews Prine Minister, though the (holy war) would be prayed and chanted here today Nepali Congress group hud

against

the "infidel in their prison cell, where they alleged that he and the other and every person of are detained on suspicion of Rana Ministers were empera- British origin in Persla would having tried to set dire to the mentally

10 д demo- of common concern, immediately be destroyed.

unsuited Parliament building on Monday, cratic Cabinet, Prusident Paul. Shahed also warned the Bri-

There would be a reshuffle of Henri. Spaak of Belgium un- fish that "should a single hair

are members of the the Cabinet to introduce They

ele- nounced today that Lord Lay- from Mossadeq's head be pluck-fanatical, religious movement (2) No procurements of ton, British Liberal and Assem-ed, Britain

will have to pay Zealots).

Brit Hukanalin (League of ments acceptable to both sides (On March Professor Hans agricultural products for the re-bly Vice-President. will leave for

In the interest of harmonious cach hair £15 million Thirring. Director of Theoretical lief programme should be made in a

few

working. for Washington damages."

A 40-member Ad- days Physics at the University of unless the Secretary of Agricul- for preliminary talks with The Nationalist

Meanwhile, Israeli police con- visory Council would be set up Vienna, said

"Modatey" tinued the search for other by the that Professor

ture certified that thero

of June to function end of were Congressional leaders.

forecast that Richter had produced no selenadequate supplies in this coun-

୯୯୮ min, zcalots The Assembly:

and arrested several as an interim Parliament until woman and child in Teheran suspects in Benelbrock-a suburb the Connituent Assembly tilla achievement which had

(1) Asked member govern- would die "a reached the attention of special-

horrible death" for Tel-Aviv-mostly inhabited set up in 1952. Details of the ments to establish contact with at the harde of the British by religious Jews. isis since his graduation 30 years (3) The interest paid by the United States for the eren- because

stlement are expected to be ago).

piper bought

| worked out by the Ministers on' India during the first five years tion of joint Raw Materials from a British firm and now,

Jerusalem police believed that their retur to Katmandu in Sources here sold today that of the loan should be used to Board which would buy and al- being laid in the city contained the brains behind the zealot the next few days, Reuter, Professor Bukker, Director of the support American educational locate scarce raw materials on a large percentage of poisonous organisation, suspected of having laboratory of the Dutch Institute and charitable organisations in the banks of

"common strategy" wad,

plotted the fire, were leaders cr for Nuclear Research, would be India and finance the studles of designed

keep strategie

the former underground move- the first foreign atomic scientist Indian instructors and students items from Communist hands.

ments, the Irgun Zvai Leumi admitted to Richter's isolated who come to the United States.

(3) Recognised that Europe's Other newspapers said that and the Stern Gang, A Govern- domain.

res-patriote planned to stop Anglo- charges had yet been made ment spokesman said that no ponsibility and sheived any Iranian oil tankers, obliterate against any of the This is on Huomul, a smpil Supporters of the bill said decision on proposals.

the name "Anglo-Iranian" and detained but added that they suspects island in the Argentine's Na- that India was assured of easy European tional Park, near a hollday re- terms because it was stipulated Press.

pain in its place "Victory is could be made within 48 hours ut hand."

of arrest-Reuter. that the loan should also ifollow

Some newspapers said that the pattern of Mahishall Plan

the outlawed Communisitc loares.

Turen Party was planning

sort.

The Netherlands News Agency said that Professor Bakker's trip was probably the result of talks that Prince Bernhard had with President Perou on his recent

try.

EASY TERMS

Marshall Plan loans call for |repayment over a period from 30 to 35 years, low interest rates, goodwill visit to Argentina.and a period of grace from six Reuter.

to eight years on the beginning of principal repaymenis,

Russians Developing Sakhalien

to

defence is now a NATO

for

army, -- Associated

water

COUP D'ETAT?

Crown Prince's ring this week-end.

Illness

The evening paper, Farman,

4

GENERAL RILEY

said that 15 Russian officers, TO RESIGN

including generals, were now in

Incognito,

Freak Spot

Reported

On Sun

Columbus, Ohio, May 16.

A huge sun spot, estimated to be 100.000 miles long and 25,- completing United Nations, N.Y. May 10.. 000 miles wide, is now visible Amman, May 16.

for the uprising.

Informed sources Crown Prince Emir Tals left

said today on the face of the sun, Dr Allen The dally Atesh forcenst that that Major-General for London for medical treat should the Mossadeq Govern- Riley would

William Hynek, Director of the McMillin resign from The amendment dealing with ment today after ruling as the mont all the Tudeh Party would United

the Observatory of Ohio State the export of monazite

Slates Marine Corps University, reported today. and King's Deputy for 24 hours. He "take everything into its hands to dovete full attention to the

Dr Hynek said the spot is so manganese came as a surprise, had taken the oath on Tuesday by a coup d'etat.”—Reuter, Middle East because the Senate carlier reafter his father, King Abdullahi,

'mediation probe Intact that it can be seen with looms.

naked eye through several jected an amendment which went 10 Turkey for a holiday.

BIDS FROM US, mentioned only monazite.

of photographic King Abdullah's second son,

Now York, May 10, Gen. Riley Emir Nail, was appolated King's.

Newsweek Magazine reported active

or smoked The Ferguson

glass, omendment

and served as He added the occurrence of a was accepted,

Deputy in the absence of the tonight that major United States Chief of Staff of the mixed. Large spot was highly unusual the Senate re-monarch and Emir Tals. oil companies have unanimously Palestine jeating by a voice vote an

Armistice Comanis at this time, since the peak of The Prime Minister, Samir rejected the State Department alon. amendment by Senator Bridges Pasha Rifal and the Foreign request that they retrain from Gen. Riley's decision was made two

Ib was understood that the current epot cycle passed that India be required to send Minister are to leave by air for bidding for a managerial con-

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ago. monazite to the United

Sun spots are caused by a to active duty. in part payment of a losnan Arab League meeting there.ment will have to peek once ollment is expected this week.-dtmosphere and usually run in An announce- vast storm' centro in the sun's United Press.

nationalisation has taken place, United Press.

11-year øyeles-United Press.

Moscow, May 16, The Soviet Press has reported that the important Soviet Island Reuter.

in the Far East-Sakhallen---is,

| being rapidly developed.

An article in the Soviet Naval nowspaper, Red Fleet, gave Interesting information on ocono- mio progress on this island which at one point comes within a few miles of Japan.

Red Floet announced that the vital oll industry of the northern portion of Sakhallon has had great successes. It said that the city of Okha which is near the extrane northern tip of the,; island is considered with right "The Black Pearl" of Sakhalien.

The Sakhallen oil industry during the fourth dvo-year plan [was scheduledi - för.

Jonge

Increase in output=Associated Pross

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duly

has been on in-.Resseg

Slates Danrascus early on Thursday for | tract which the Iranian Govern when the Marifies recalled him

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