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PHEW!! Mrs. R. L. Jordan, of San Jost, Calif., pr.par.s to de
skunk daughter Carol, 6, (in tub), and bury her cloth. s after the
child brought home a live skunk she found on way to school. The
skunk didn't want to be a playmate and left an odorous notice
of it all over Carol. At mother's insistence Carol let it go. (AP
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British-Iranian Oil Dispute
Remains Grave Peace Threat
By DEWITT MACKENZIE
AP Foreign Affairs Analyst
The Anglo-Iranian oil dispute remains a dangerous
threat to international peace though it still is possible to
say guardedly that it is susceptible of compromise.
This controversy revolves about the Teheran govern
ment's sensational nationalization of the huge petroleum
concern, over the protests of Britain which owns the ma jor
ity of stock. Britain long has operated this oil field and is
dependent on the oil to maintain her vital middle eastern
position. America also is concerned and, to a less degree, so
are other western powers.
ihi.ilTni' Bri.tain " IeffUl 'hat of nationalizing British Industrie.,,
this Iranian oil may slip away , . . . .
from her. especially since the Iran-1 ,. J'owevJer' London does, maintain
ians ihpmk' . ina,hi ( ,h ""der the contract the Per-
working the field. Thin raises the ! Sla" Wvernment in effect agreed
dancer of neighboring Russia step
ping in, since she long has had a
yearning eye on this wealth of oil.
as well as on a warm water port
not to exercise any such national
ization rights.
Pushed Around Too Much
A widespread feeling in Britain
on the Persian gulf. The current seems to be summed up accur
position on thumbnail is this: I ately by Anthony Kden, deputy
1. The Teheran government Mv leader of the great Conservative
24 fixed a seven-day deadline in ' party, who declared that the coun
effect an ultimatum) for the p-1 try has been "pushed around a
troleum concern to start conver- little too much of late." He de
flations on ways and means of turn-1 clared that international obliga
ing the company over to the Iran
lan government.
2. Friday Iran's aged premier
Mohammed Mossadegh, who fre
tions are being flouted in Iran,
and added:
"Giving away just international
rights doesn't win peace. That is
1 ' " " "" ", " rignts doesn i win peace. Ihat is
J . quently renters emotion wi h i .ppegsement at its worst. It is bad
tears -declared that- Iran w 1 1 1 or u, Jnd bad for olhfr countri
fight to the end' to carry o.i and it bad for
the nationalization. And he wept ... ,. ' . ... . .
as he said it I e"' ssumln that this is sound
. Parachute Brigade Assigned argument, what may we expect
3. Britain announced she was! Br,ltaln do? At,,h" "
I nending her tough 16th parachute m'a,rm!"d, 50urce lean ' the belief
brigade to the island of Cyprus, ! V . . """,
which lies in the MedHerran! shf 1n 1,kel: uk ,m'h!r?
ean within easy striking distance
aclion unless the lives of British
nationals or the oil properties are
threatened.
of Iran.
4. Secretary of State Acheson has
appealed to Britain and Iran to sit That U to say, If the Iranian
down at a conference table and government is capable of main
work out a peaceful settlement. ! taining order. Britain may be ex
5. Thusfar Iran has rejected all pected to hold her hand. However
proposals for settlement by arbitra- i there is danger of extremists
tion. i inflamed by Red agents getting
Tnis brings us up to the question ! control and precipitating a revolt.
of what Britain is justified in doing i nai migm Dring uritisn troops
to maintain her positon. Would into action.
she. lor example, be warranted in ! This is a moment of watchful
sending military forces into Iran waiting, but it is justifiable to re
to protect these great oil interests? i peat that Britain appears to mean
The British do not question the business. And it is a grave crisis,
right of any government tonatiorv
alize commercial concerns. In fact j The Henry Hudson Arch bridge,
it would be odd fot eh London New York City, is said to have
Socialist regime to argue other- the longest plate girder, fixed. steel
wise, since it is in the process ' arch in the world.
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