Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 June 1951 — Page 2

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FRIDAY, JUNE 29,.1051

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THE Anglo-Iramian Oil Co. said today it would close operations in Iran within the next 10 days. R. JACKSON, deputy chairman of the firm ‘which was nationalized by Iran, said there is no chance for a settlement of the current oil dispute as long as MOHAMMED MOSSADEGH is Iran's premier. The company's announcement said British in the Iran oil fields were being summoned Into the great re2h ‘port of Abadan in preparaand the Oil Crisis . , . 22. : tion the shutting down of

Mr, Jackson told a lyncheon of American newspaper correspond-

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: y 2 (Ur The Anglo-Iranian Oil Co, said . today it was shutting down its entire operation in Iran and | adlded there was mo. possibility ‘ of a settlement as long as Mohammed Mossadegh was Iran's

ents in London that he believed the outcome of the crisis would be a complete stoppage of the entire) Iranian fields, which produced 31,750,000 tons last year. ' ‘Barlier Premier Mossadegh promised U. 8. AMBASSADOR HENRY F. GRADY to seek unconditional withdrawal of a pending anti-sabotage bill—a key issue “In the British-Iranian oil dispute. -

Foreign THE CZECHOSLOVAKIAN

government annéunced today that two U. 8. Air Force pilots held

SEN. ROBERT A. TAFT— Suspicious.

Congress SEN, TAFT today expressed a “suspicion” that the administration has inflated its tax program this year in the hope of avoiding another tax bill on the eve of the 1952 election, Sens, Taft and Harry F. Byrd (D. Va.) joined in questioning the estimates of government in-| come and outgo on which the administration has claimed that : a $10.7 billion tax increase is| Possibility that eating mud ples needed this year to keep the gov-| made by her playmates may have ernment out of the red. led to the sudden, mysterious] Both are members of the Sen-| death of 3-year-old Dianna Lynn/ate Finance Committee which! Tripp today was being checked/called assistant Budget Director by the corner. Elmer B. Staats to explain gov-| .Dr. Roy B, Storms, county coro- ernment spending forecasts for) ner, ordered an autopsy when the next two fiscal years. | doctors were unable to find the{ The committee heard Secretary | oe cause of the death of the child|of Treasury John W. Snyder yes-. ini afternoon. Com iterdey ws the first withess on'y i Dr. A sald the death ulsoithe House-approved $7.20 billion] might have been caused by some'tax bill. Mr. Snyder said the “rare and fast-acting disease.” [House bill was not big enough to, Poison Not Riiled Out avert a deficit in fiscal 1952 and]

However, the coroner said the asked for a tax increase of $10 possibility of poisoning would not billion, | out until after the! e a y. ope |, Th mud pie angle was inserted Personalities nto the investigation after a PRESIDENT TRUMAN toda { . SIDE yi woman in that neighborhood re-{y..epted the resignation of NA-| ported that some small boys had THANIEI > | made some mud ples and had EL P. DAVIS, U. 8. min-| given them to a little girl to eat ister to Hungary who negotiated The girl died in her home 939 the recent release of ROBERT A. N. Gray St. two hours after sud- YOSRLER from a Hungarian Genly becoming WM, He had been Mr. Davis, a veteran Foreign, Harry Gay, while her mother a Service onicer, applied for retiredivorcee, went to work at Kingan ment as of June 30 and sent the a

4 2 President a formal resignation. The Gays had taken Dianna/ Mr. Truman praised him for his with them yesterday afternoon|!Ong diplomatic service. He par-| when they went to a neighborhood |ticularly lauded him for his hangrocery. dling of the Vogeler case. t On the way home, they bought ' » Jrozen suckers from a pushcart

operator for the child and them-

y said they felt no ill effects from the suckers, leading investi gators to believe the sucker was/§ not the cause of the child's sud-| , den and fatal attack. te Goes Into Coma | First complaining of a “tummy ache” at 4:30 p, m,, the child then!js began perspiring freely and cry-| ing that her mouth hurt, 1 Mr. Davis . AR the child's condition wor] = sened, the Gays tried to call ai BRITISH PRIME MINISTER! physician and then called police, CLEMENT ATTLEE escaped in-| Before the police emergencyury in London last night when | squad and the ambulance ar- his chauffeur-driven car collided rived, the child went into a coma. with a bicyclist outside the House The inhalator was used without of Commons. No one was injured. success. | amie. Mrs. Lucille Tripp, the 23-year-| THE WILL of one-time mati-| - old mother, at first refused per- nee idol MAURICE COSTELLO mission for an autopsy, But when|in which he cut off his actress Dr. Storms explained that doc- daughters, HELENE and DO-| tors could not determine the LORES, with $1 each—has been cause of death she gave her|admitted to probate in Hollygonsent. wood.

- Heaviest Load Ever—

94-Ton Bulldozer Is | ~ Dropped by Chute

By United Press

go DAYTON, O., June 20-—The Air Force announced today that it has succeeded in parachuting a 9%%-ton bulldozer from a cargo plane—the heaviest load ever successfully dropped. ; The air materiel command said the bulldozer ~ was dropped in recent tests from a Fairchild C-119 flying boxcar with the use of pilot and extraction ~ These two ‘chutes pull: the vehicle from the ‘plane, and then six 100-foot-diameter chutes take over and lower it to the ground. A series of “crash es,” shelf-like layers which crumple consecu‘when the bulldozer touches the earth, prevent n being damaged.

Air Force officers reported. Such was dropped in sections,

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BELL BOTTOM TROUSERS, BEANS FOR BREAKFAST, TOO—The call of "chow down" brings Indianapolis Reservists to the mess hall of the U. S. S. Daniel Joy on the double. Here two men from the reserve unit join with regular Navy men. At right are R. C. Boganland W. G. Deerwester. The unit will return at 7 p. m. tomorrow night. The 470 men of the Indianapolis Brigade of the Or ganized Naval Reserve are serving on three ships. a ——————— AA A A Rb tt iin —

: U.S. Navy -photos. HERE'S HOW, YOUNG SAILOR—Chief quartermaster Peter Veronis (standing), shows a few navigational shortcuts to Indian. apolis Reserve officers taking their active duty cruise. Seated (left

to right) are Lt. (jg) H. E. Strong, Ens. Paul F. Denson, Lt. (jg) E. J. Resor and Lt. (jg) R. A. Muckler.

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