Show - - - 6 ' IN I: SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Tuesday May i Grin and Bear It Britain Holds e Sy Clifton Daniel Xrw York Times lorries ' May 21- -11 the i government Insists upon i taking possession of the British ' oil conceulon hi' Iran the'con- cessionaires have a trump card to play la the lora 0( severe conondc sanctions-- ! Brittle will be reluctant to play the card however because I one of her object" in Iran is to prevent an economic collapse! that ndght be followed by Pa 'mi11en - Ah ' Tir - 4 - — 4142' ' ' ' tuv"' - ' flat - i Kt ' ' 4 1 - 4 - ' 1 0 '? L 1 le i ip - t-i-ts - ' - ' V amok polity : - Iranian parliament had ratified a new agreement fat' LTINT)ERWATER IXTICI1-11UN- T higher royalties from the oil company instead of adopting a I nationalization law Iran's goy- T: ernment would have received an Immediate payment of more el than 3ttatta'all3 Pnunda and an annual income of more than 20000000 rising as oil production leentianad frose Page Ono Increased conLondon in are oil experts at the start of World War vinced that the Iranians could pared as we are today bunthuds of II not replace that revenue for trottittpenr hate many years—if ever—should they gone toimps the bottom and billions with of services the dispense of dollars in vital war goods and Anglo-Inabwhkic Ms the re- thousands of lives would have sources of one et the worlds been saved one bleb tognmiuwl largest oil companies said One of the Immediate effects erWhen the Pearl Harbor attack be might unemployment for the Plunged as Into war with the 70000 Iranians who are employed entire axis approximately IS by the oil company and enjoy bloody costly mouths elapsed be-the highest standards of any forellse ravaging Nazi subs were workers in the Middle East If war comes again conbulled employes of the company our chiefs believe the intelligence seehkg the civil servants not paid initial sea Phase would be a mass are reported from Abadan to be attack on the bee venvide &up— about extremely apprehensive Polg-nationalization "They'll not announce the start Not Eased' Technicians of the next Nee' a Navy spokes-In the first place the experts man declare& °Wore than like- believe that the Iranians while tr-- - they'll send out their subs they might keep the oil wells first and order them to strike and the Abadan refineries run- simultaneously tPith the start of d action ning for a short time do not have enough technicians Idea Cripple ShipiPialf tific knowledge Industrial skill 'Their aim would be to cripple and labor discipline to continue shiPPlot to Europe and tot off operations indefinitely and main- help to United States and other tain the exacting scientific stand- Atlantic pact forces them We ards of modern- - oil production have to be ready for them—and So far British managers and answers are One of our technicians in Iran have calmly we -s Huntee4cmee big on carried their work and nti a n are twoplane doubtedly will do so as long as theDeadly Himter-Killop- of backbone they are not molested and the loom one plane Is British management remains 'weaned because a radar bubble However one of them remarked which it tarries forward and be recently that be would not work low makes it somewhat resemble for the Iranian government the tiny treptad tisk me radar Soviets Not Wanted bubble enables it to carry far- - Soviet - technicians are Dot seeing eyes out beyond the range d wanted by those responsible for of radar nationalizatitni hi Iran In the second place London financiers are convinced that Iran unable to obtain relatively Bladed loins for internal development could never find the hundreds of millions of capital " and foreign exchange required Chicago Tribes Trees Service to maintain the oil company and WASHLNGTON May 21—The constantly enlarge it Defense Department Monday In the third place without Anglo-Iraniaor an intersational abr:1114k atimeirygreportastandinagAmrlist combine of comparable sire the kali casualties in Karel with sa Iraniamt would not be able to announcement that 960 Amen- distribute their oil nearly all of tans were killed or wounded in orhkh now goes to Europe Asia five days of heavy fighting last and the Antipode& The size and week- s complexity of the Cbyton Tritchey Defense De- operations are almost beyond partment Information director the comprehension of a primi- told svpoeters in a hurriedly gath- tive country loch as Iran And tied press conference that 134 behind the company is the Brit- Americans were killed and 120 ish government which owns 3 wounded in five days ot bloody et its controlling stock fighting in the current Comma- nist offensive in Korea from May 01019 through 20 Vrea1:1y Chinese Killed During the same period he said the enemy has lost nearly SINGAPORE May 21-- 1m 00060 in dead wounded and Tech Kim aiinese and pineapple tanning king was prinopecn shot dead by masked Chinese Tritchey said this was the first terrorists who halted his ear as time be was able to obtain per- It left tbe driveway of his pal missies from Defense Secretary tial home and abet him in the Marshall and Army authorities chest and bead at point blank I to make public a Mash" esti- mate of Antetican casualties range Monday ne - Fd t yes9 Scan Atlantic i t Ret1 Subs nezrett Ior Nnvy In a Ira-mini- m air-lan- I- 4 er the"'' land-base- 1 one-yea- 1 homes------------- - ' - - - " - - -- - '- - D - - plane Is the hunter earaPattiao $hP eaurflog rockets depth charges or pedoesjs the killer The tea job is to find the sub then dive and ligbot up "Ail wing Meanwhile - the searchlights killer plane looses its missiles at the illuminated target In a recent training mission ' No' In t- Ifr:t At 0 — r-- tia 14 i 4 assessaannanwminlommol tr 4 go 4 g pt k ILA 1 11116 ' 0 '""Nt k I - - —- reo 4i rft aa -- a 6" iit air 1 do It N a tra t- 0 -- Li' 4 - I b a --'1 0 tn ' I "treaded la CuPPlea a allSe 14 Ls r - r— - It I 0 ir r"D 62ihrs -lc CI r7t1'°1 V al -- L 41040 ammo Am Malt ' ''s 0100 Wok god Moditipal Airpot L Cal 34716 et se sehorwied imI aged ' t It ! re y TX ! mat of much enemy decision Sunday's said adding: utling Maharajah But his appeal was rit al in vain President Prasad liftrried be have takes the starch out of what is to front of us" Almond warned that the Chinese "may be getting ready to strike again but declared If he does we are prepared to meet loss I he I We him the government taw give to sympathetic tonsizierer any requests he mi t about allowances litles and For a start it alnoved privges him to retain the courtefy 'Ills Highness" Allowances titles and eget were just about all the Gaekwar had left of his princely powers in any cave even ttfzire be was deposed What remained of hie rttta were: A nisharajah's ttle and a string of lesr names a salute a $7:o)::3 a yer pen--4-- re him" We have a line across the (Korean) peninsula and we are bolding "We have a line of fire that operates day and night rain or shine Our capability of bringing down instant fire whenever we sight the Chinese is tremendous' Reports from the west-centra- l front said the new allied counterthrust forced the Chinese to begin withdrawing north of the liongchon River U S and Republic of 'Korea troops edvanced through the rain bard on the heels of Bed rearguards - it n taietrce I named sl"est Abode of 1eal:Y anti czona of guarded by a solid gold a ruler's linnum-- from law proceter -- I and el toms duties 1 ( 4 i ' - - ltio pakia so owl Ise issescsi 1 huips Aos reel 4 e a I C) ull s - - ‘ P - ' still in the critical secret tato awl-- it can be told however mit the Navy also 'has: Sonar deteeton which when dropped in the water release mkrophones to various depths and belp to track an unknown sub regardless of bow deep it is i 1 L- irt gl 2--7-- 1 p Lz1 u ti ss I vie wee IV 111 (S F'S!1 r R n 57 n I- arof No I J 1'"' "- -- e'4' 1r: ! i L T ir I N-----111 - submerged mmee o mu "Killer subs:' smaller than the combat subs but equipped to tackle an beading undersea boat its own depth and like a killer II '' - -- i room Idbor eintuomi SprinfA over hoo-Si- g 11 ---- -- -- ' s -'- -' 6 I f cr 1— homing tornedoes la over-a- ll charge of Hunter- Killer is Adm William NI Tech- teler emmander to tale of the Peet and tab nornince for the post of Atlantic Lead- -' Nations sea commander ing the operational phases la Ykt Adm Felix Stump hunter-kille- r planes and ships have sped to the scene of scores of 'strange sub" sightings one of the Incidents being off Key West Flu at the time President Tarry 3 Truman was vacationing there nitga-oPee- d Imo' 4 Advsowed - lies Fired Springs "Vistas COPirtr Sitock AblittbelS r lt)vire-CAo- '- - N L3 ' ' - 1 I 1 Ji i 1 ) J'LI J ) 1 upt-c2:- r t-- ol 1 - 4r r 11-- fol's lc- - rs '-- 1 1 se 'i f!2 Ca t '1 1 a t: - ' 1"I — ' ''' is ': - " 3 1t r I 2 r:: 71! i : 3r : ii : 04 - ' z 1enar t prIt 1 - Jr a p!4 tad 0 1 r Ete11t:11c-- ram s tor a IL17 - e' ' PITA r 7-- -" t 1411's - f - r 4 a $64 question to security-Attmen Here's their answerp Navy -Of all the alarms sound& L 751i Proved false with rie sul marine found oit Investigation "In the other cases the ou out to be ime tit usually turned - - : rrsl t I b' ' I 1 b r: i -- - - GUM" How about the rest? 'No comment" cI - What would happen U et forces identified a Soviet sub ov side the three-mil- e limit? 'Unfortunately" said a Nrgy spokesman "the water out the itt is an much theirs as ours Werd probably let them know that ire sdw them and make sure tit carried away the idea that the) d be dead ducks in wartime" aside war And if an enemy got Inside Our three-mil- e limit? 'That would be difficult to 10 and a Red sub tommander woe 'Id be crazy to try the spokesmaus replied The reason he explained that shallowness of our coal itst waters up to about 22 miles robs a sub of its main defens lee measure the fast crash dive 1 A Navy flier answered the st Ise l' t C - : 1 ' - ) IF) — v ---- J ' --- an V4 "NSA imone ailL 0000 41FP011ani loinfemolmil Med 4"1 isti it elmists a "11 la tw'''C ' lout future 1644 6111111 ' - ' - I question -- - ! AtVr v : - — 4sestiou Have our sub bunters actuallp encountered Soviet prowlers in the waters off America? That '0 Mtn tilasS3 hint - 4 $44 0 I " ---I' i ( N‘ whale- - Inflict destrUellOIL 1 t states A courier from President Artillery that caught the Chi- jendra Fraud flew to to-nese at this task accounted for Monday to convey the pe-!- 1 - ma guPPPitiller Dacmag' ' s once-migh- ty Pi-mil- : 2 semen Who& c 1C m's" - - V11-11- 6 ' - C 1 k r sl r a t t i 11 vilit od - II ! cP'IL' 4 P L - 1 3 1 4 - — - ethavOs posiwitt - ' - - dr mite - i Renters News Agetry NEW DEL111 STay 71 — The millionaire Gaekwar of tzrtr:la 41 rebel leader of the Indian princes has tv5I his appeal for reinstate—ent as nominal ruler of 3C‘31C3 rapt in one of India's weaiest 7 :1hulartita with searchlights 11111"a cawOlutioa ohiPs wi made a theoretical "kill"—botis 'cards and attack taking place in the middle of the niFh1 with the bunter-killer- s combing a vast locating esdtrart at "'tan before thus: 1 I If an unidentified sub used t inside the threenile zone land refused to tell us who he nits— I eeL those torpedoes and charges see tarry aren't 1 Loses tor-Ant- le co----- allied supply highkey ways winding down to southeast '-Korea's Port of Pusan As the Second division shifted s curtain of sir artillery and ground fire covered the troops and took a bloody toll of Communists Gem Almond told correspondent Barnard that the Chinese were burying their dead all along e a valley Artillery Lass nigh The radar ' - Of Baieda to major Ita Korea ualty Si949 Rule Broken Anglo-trallisn'- B-2- -- a If the - '' "'“(7'1----- c 6 - tri '' -t - f: ) - '''' ' AO' Loow 1L' 1 -- : fa' lki the government could lied sae tereiga “ why any party yes go to there I" choice of sew oiliest hundreds "t moms A New Agreemeat ''' -- eqOc past two months 1I 4- -- t ‘t I - I ' I 4 '1- - -- 6 kl i itt loss wotdd be a grave one to a country that according to re-ports here hail not bete able to pay its civil servants for the 4: lig 7- :4 -'- '- - - - ': ‘ 1I: I c I 7 ' ( Vit - - ': 41 e - 111 ' 220 casualties from Wednesday night-raidin- 4 4 4 1' !'t ''' - S' ''Sotr 14f ' Mto 7 - ! :' 41' 1 - a - ce e ' - ' - C10 - V - Co ' : rr - : the Angloiraniaus Oil i --- 111 tV i t - exploit their advantage! ' So many were slaughtered that they to iDoe had to eaie off Saturday through Sunday The Chinese tried to set their litAt Ittft Nears Agency This made a total of 53561 offensive In motion again Sun DACCit Pakistan May 11 Communists estimated knocked day night It was foiled when vrright by out in five days of ground action their assembly points were ham 9 the tort ado which tore thrinikh with the tallies from the western mered by a eemole am of Bengal may 12 Jront and the high score of Air Superforts affli ta be Shut Allied Gap was sir paralleled in human hi rat" and Navy Plana added During the day Sunday the tory frafizuddin Ahmed East !itch odos Second division - completed a Monrelief I said Meer Allied losses were not di Bengal k maneuver that spectacular closed but officers said the Beds slanuned shut the last breach day t 1 and to ran even 20 tote pt estimates said goo peo 'casualties which the Reds had I through 1 b2ea71Partr a ply di Id in the disaster About 1"ta poured Gen Matthew F Ridgway Moving under constant eChi 2000 s fere injured UN commander particularly1 nese attaeks Maj Gen Clark L The I tornado ripped a three- - commended the U & Second divaRuffner's entire division pulled ndle-a tof to a Defense sion ht message ruin through path out of positions astride the Inje25 rnt' of Farldpur district ob Se"' James A Van Fleet's- liongehon Highway and slipped meta more than 25 rinses Eighth US Army and its sup- southeast to plug the hole from and naval and foo to pieces more P"ting Air Force an the highway to a point east of inspira- - Pungam 18 'fortes forces" were than : houses and huts mileseast of Mont to the American people Ma Ahmed returning ton chop Ridgway declared that the U S from pe tour of the stricken area The town of liongchon 95 told !reporters Monday: The Second division had inflicted miles northeast of Seoul is the torn ido was so terrific In its losses conservatively estimated veloc ty so complete in devasta- at 20 times its OWIL Extend Norway Draft Lauds Kama tion i and so appallingly-sudde- n 1 that 5ts parallel does not exist in His message also lauded the 0S10 Norway May 21 to— bum jus history" South Korean first division- - It Norwegian Parliament Mon Re Iwo teams which rushed to was the collapse of two unidenti- day unanimously approved a govthe peene in the first hours after fled South Korean dMsions 'rumen' proposal to extend tom the storm found the bodies of which opened a broad bole on pulsory military service to 12 ' huff months for all branches of the beings arid animals the right flank beyond recognition bur- - Thus making an early gain of armed services In addition to the cfse r led under masses of up to 53 miles and with a large initial training period deb till Desmembered human portion of the Second division all men will be called up for a limt as were found In fields around isolated the Reds then failed yearly repetition course lasting flat toed both to hold the trap intact and 60 to 90 r IM E A' It 4 litical chaos and possibly revolotion If the oil toncession should be terminated Iran would lose ini i mediately an annual intent equivalent to 43111 of her budget according to the calculations of t (I:::tioI:1 z Ira-- r 1- - Ceatiaard trawl rage to-500- I ilk k Depozcil to Attack as Red Push Fails Attics Shift- 7- : filinEtr - Of Ntay 12 Ftititt 'it 22 1951 ENE'11‘r TANKS POSE Bcna1 Storm By Lichty r I 011 Dispute' 'Trump Card ---4 - r ' - 0o C:1 an - E:yr::r 111 17:-- -r 1:s7:-r- O 14Pme 64:73 - JLJLi Jil - a 00 00 i L 4J k14 4 A ' a - - 47 vzsT óTilI IBA r0 IITII - t0-- J LI ii - c:"'I'd - E - st r (71 e bAbd I -- N V c 4ss lialbob3 - CC 00 i A ST 11 4 1 --- -- - A rT wit J - e- -1 46 4i r-1 II "! 4 a I ' 1 i - |