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je Service \ ale re he ; ; 30 mem MEXICO CITY, July 27° (UP). DAYTON, 0. July 27 (UP) — Was " obi Dns Zig division at NP of , stage, will pre- ( cdms Troubled ~U. 8. Interior Secretary Oscar Air Force officials said today On 0 2 cornheoi Tp an combat flying hours in Europe Bd m, dey Chapman left for Washington that Capt. Henry J. Raschke, 29, a woods and burst into flame. ‘during World War II.

last night ‘after reaching a “per- of Dayton, was killed late vester{Tect understanding” with Mexi- day when his twin:engine plane jean oil interests ;

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“You have heard our assurance the Islamec democracies. that the oil is now ours,” he said| “The British keep speaking |

in a clear, sharp voice. “Now 1 about starving us out by using hd mak i {ser want to see a of your dis-/an international embargo of] RED on COIN ie Ms Jun 2] b ine ie De y cipline.” , tankers against us” he says. with ingenious “tacks” seen in photo Tor ah a. “the ™ The crowd, all men, mostly be-| ‘What they forget is that by the simple construction—two pieces of bent pipe with on el tween 20 and 50, tumultous a 28reement of 1933 one tanker Inj o.4¢ Walded together. They are so built that no matter how they minute before with cheers became eVery five belongs outright to ' :

| fall, there is always a sharp point sticking up. Because they. are 3 silent. The beat of propellers of Us- 80 we have a rightful Beet, hollow, they cause blow-outs in even self-sealing tires. ® H. L WILD ° an oil barge coming up the Karun 3Mong those 154 tankers with i : g gupt | 7 E. Ohio St. CA. 6608 River sounded oddly loud names like ' British Gratitude, | hein dh © “In five minutes T want to see British Strength, British Prestige, | t ; Me

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In three minutes there is noth- Palms of the Iraql shore, Makki Ing in the square but the 140-de- likes to take a company launch "gree steaming heat of midsummer 2nd cool off by a ride on the in the Persian Gulf. Every work- river. A congenial bachelor, he er is back at his desk or bench, !akes along any foreign newssx 8 papermen that feel like joining THE MAN who has spoken is him. Hossein Makki, a 40-year-old one-! Sportively steering the launch in, time newspaperman, a part-time and out among the mooring floats historian, an amateur politician of the departed tankers, Makki of the Nationalist front. {tosses a cool self-analysis over Hated but also admired by the his shoulder. “We haven't gone British, he is the generalissimo 2head as fast as we might have, of the Iranian government's com- perhaps. Still, for beginhers we mando. of committees that is have accomplished plenty, and sfowly and systematically taking Without hurting anybody.” over the oil fields and refinery at, Next morning he is up with the a Abadan, and already has the sun, driving to the company's headquarters here at Khorram- guest house. . shar, six miles away. | Quietly he commands the BritBefore Makki there, was no ish sign be taken down and rebridge between Tehran, where the placed with a Persian inscription! wily Premier Dr. Mohammed Mos- The workers of Abadan obey him, sadegh toys with Western politi- quickly and unquestioningly. cians and peacemakers, and the SAUTER ——————— |

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pendence that is cherished by ap-| WASHINGTON, July 27 (UP) i parently every overalled worker. Colleges which may have overA lean, athletic man with a charged the government for train-| «%x closely lined face, Makki is all ing veterans faced still further yu. man-of aetion, but not at all vio- congressional investigation today. lent. His strategy here has been Chairman Olin E. Teague (D. based, he tells me, on the theory Tex.) promised that his special that no clash is necessary be- House committee on the GI traintween Iranians and British, ing program would continue its! inquiry into charges that many colleges got too much in federal tuition payments. Mr. Teague set no date for fur-

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” ” » “A SLOW AND gradual takeover is best for both parties,” he says. “We are grasping a big!

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among our best customers.” A Preliminary studies. month ago Makki threatened to cut off the oil if the British did not go. Now he wants the oil to % flow again. About the only violence 3 Briton risks here is being run over by Makki. | Few British, as they pack their bags for departure, realize that a few years ago Makki was an Air Force corporal, taking orders| . “from a British instructor. Today wpsAmericans are the advisers as well as the Santa Clauses of equipment to the Iranian Air Force. Makki. already being spoken of as premier in the unlikely event that American pressure should | force Mossadegh to yield to the| British, is careful to keep subor-| dinate to the premier. He phones him almost nightly, and keeps got em! green a co-operation that started

with his publishing Mossadegh'’s your FORD Dealer speeches. |

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