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By PETER EDSON Times Special Writer

SAN. FRANCISCO, Sept.-5 —The man whose job it will (be to gavel the Japanese } peace treaty through to a

successful signing-®-and more or {less on time—is the Hon. Percy {C. Spender, K. C., Australian ambassador to the U. 8. The K. C. stands for King's Counsel. Ambassador Spender was porpicked early as a*likely vice chairman for the conference. U. 8. Secretary of State Dean Acheson is the permanent chairman. for working meetings when de- ' bate is running hot and heavy, ° the job of presiding will be given to the vice chairman. It ‘is probably the most im- | portant role of the conference. jl The floor fight will be between treaty architect John Foster Dulles and wrecking superintendlent Andrei Gromyko. But so | much depends on rulings of the chair, Who is recognized to What motions are in or |out of order. To make rapid de- | cisions on such fine points’ takes ‘a nimble-witted lawyer and a | skilled -parliamentarian. A bum {chairman could wreck this con- | ference in a hury.

The Big Test The vice chairman's big test

| Debate on rules may pe more im- & {portant than later debate on pro{visions of the treaty proper. If Gromyko and Co. are licked on rules, they won't have much chance of balling up the treaty {later on. If these rules were railroaded {to acceptance without debate, {however, the Russians would have

over the dictatorial domination of the conference by the United States. The delicate job =of the ‘presiding officer will be to control debate.

But |

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PERCY C. SPENDER—He' Il preside at working meetings of | | the conference. He is shown with his wife as they were accosted He must allow the by an unidentified newsman,

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Iran Gives Britain: 2-Week Deadline In il Wrangle

+ By United Press TEHRAN, Iran, Sept. 5—Iran will expel all remaining British oil experts from the country un-| (less Britain accepts an oil settleiment within two weeks, Premier Mohammed Mossadegh announced today. The premier unfolded his plan for action in the oil nationalization dispute to the Senate and received an immediate 26-to-0 There were two abstentions and a number of absentees. | Britain had put the next move \/up to Iran. . Mr. Mossadegh {charged it was a schemé to take advantage of the nation's economic crisis and “force Iran to | her knees.” | Foreign circles expressed alarm { |

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Russians just the right amount, of time to state their views. \must prevent a: filibuster. ‘he must shut off the talk at the!

|conference get on with the busirss of signing the treaty. With Ambassador Spender cast 'in this role, television .audiences| who follow the show may see an! interesting performance. If the

color as to be almost red, He!

{with little trace of 'cobber or British limey accent. ‘But it ain’t American, neither,

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pink faced, blue eyed, ssessed [OTGSV of a bristling little Re au and ert Morgan while sitting in a car

a fine head of hair so sandy fnjStolen in Indianapolis.

on a federal charge of holding up an Indianapolis postal sub-station last week. Eugene Eaton, 19, of 6552 N.| and Rudy A. Bui-|

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moves rapidly, with a quick smile Search in Chicago, last week and and an equally quick tempey. He had been sought since Eaton's jis of medium height and build. brother, {He speaks what is considered in year-old {Australia as the King's English, Chicago after trying to cash a § Australian $100 stolen money order.

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as a lawyer at University of 8yd- also are accused of stealing $100 ney. He got into politics in 1939 in cash.

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Mrs. Eaton has been released

He rose quickly tolon $500 bond in Chicago.

cabinet status, serving as secre-| tary of finance and the army be-| fore World War II. The gag of! having a finance minister named! Spender was never ignored by his opponents. He was out of the cabinet, though still in parliament during the years when the Labor Party] ‘was in power under Serbert | Evatt, But when the present] {Liberal-Country Party coalition] government was formed after the| 1949 elections, Spender came back into prominence. This time| Prime Minister Gordon Menzeis made him secretary for external affairs. At home, Ambassador Spender’s | principal sport {s surf fishing. In! San Francisco, his job will be to! play the Russian fish just right. Give it line for sport, then land it. | 1

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