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THE EVENING STAR
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jMossadegh Reported
Shaking Up Cabinet
In Oil Controversy
ly the Associated Prose
TEHERAN, Iran. Sept. 18.—
Prime Minister Mohammed Mos
sadegh was reported today to be
shaking up his cabinet to strength
en his nationalist government
against internal political opposi
tion and economic pressure from
Britain.
Finance Minister Mohammed
AB Varesti has submitted his res
ignation, informed sources said.
He has been reported increasingly
critical of Dt. Mossadegh's finan
cial policies in the light of Iran’s
loss of oil revenues.
Mr. Varesti. who headed the
Iranian delegation in the unsuc
cessful talks with Britain’s repre
sentative Richard Stokes, sup
ported the nationalization by Iran
of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. hold
ings. but opposed Dr. Mossadegh’s
policy of getting tough with the
British regardless of the economic
j consequences.
Deputy Prime Minister Hossein
Fatemi said cabinet shifts are in
the wind, but that new ministers
would not be presented to the
Shah before Saturday.
Prepares for Showdown.
Dr. Mossadegh apparently is
readying for a showdown battle
with his Majlis opposition. He
said Sunday in a radio speech he
had no intention of leaving office
until his oil program is carried j
out. j
The cabinet has been meeting
on how to deal with British eco
nomic pressure. The government
already is striking back by placing:
severe restrictions on the British'
Bank of Iran and the Middle East, {
second largest British enterprise!
in Iran after the now national-1
ized Oil Co. The!
British bank is banned from fur
ther dealings here in foreign ex-!
change, and all government-!
owned enterprises, factories and
insurance companies will be in-!
structed to withdraw their ac
counts from the bank.
Diplomatic sources said the
bank, a main credit source for 1
Iranian merchants for 60 years,
probably would have to cease op
erations if these orders are car
ried put to the letter.
(In London the bank issued a ■
statement saying that even if !
the foreign exchange authoriza- !
tion were withdrawn, this |
“would not prevent the bank
from carrying on other bank
ing business in Iran.”)
Will Decide on Ultimatum. .
Mr. Fatemi said tly cabinet;
would decide by Saturday what 1
action it would take to carry out ,
its ultimatum to Britain to re-;‘
open oil talks with Iran within 1
two weeks. W. Averell Harriman, P
President Truman’s special repre-j-!
sentative to deal with the Iranian!
oil problem, refused yesterday to '
transmit the ultimatum, threaten- .
ing the expulsion of 300 British
technicans still at Abadan unless
the talks are resumed.
Dr. Mossadegh has sent the ul
timatum to Washington for de
livery to Britain in hopes of get
ting the United States. trouble- j
shooter to enter the stalled nego-!
tiations again.
Mr. Fatemi also said Mr. Har-!
riman’s letter asked Dr. Mossa
degh to modify the terms of his
note and was not a complete re
jection of the ultimatum Idea. The
note was not made public.
Soviet Shipments Lag.
Mr. Fatemi said Russia will in
crease sugar shipments if Iran
asks. But Western observes dis
count Mr. Fatemi’s talk of buying
more from Russia because ship
ments have been lagging. The two
countries signed a trade agreement
last November calling for an esti- i
mated S2O million exchange of
such goods as cotton, rice, hides
and other goods for Russian tex
tiles. cement, machinery and other
manufactured goods.
Iran Fails to Complete
Action on American Loan
A $25 million Export-Import
Bank loan to Iran has been held
up so far only because Iran has
not yet taken all the action nec
essary to complete the loan con
tract, officials said today.
The loan was authorized nearly
a year ago—October 6, 1950
when the Export-Import Bank
drew up a contract with Iranian
negotiators here.
Officials pointed out that condi- i
tions have changed in the mean-j
time. The Iranian-British oil dis-!
pute has cut off much of Iran’s
foreign exchange revenues.
It was emphasized that the
next move is up to the Iranians.
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Assistant to FBI Head
By tho Associated Press
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Hoover.
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quarters since 1941. As a special
agent since 1934, he has had as
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country.
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60-Year-Old Soda Pop Is Key
To Kansas Farmer's Inheritance
ly th* Ai.ociotvd Pmi
( ANDERSON. Mo., Sept. 18.— j
George Willis will get a $14,000
Kansas farm if he displays a 60-
year-old bottle of strawberry sodaj
| pop on his 65th birthday next
February.
I The bottle of pop Is the only
lone left of 24 given Willis on his
fifth birthday by his grandfather,
j James Connor.
The grandfather left a will
which states that Mr. Willis shall
get the farm In Montgomery;
County. Kansas, on his 65th birth- J
day if he can produce a bottle of;
the pop. The will gave no explana
tion for the soda pop clause.
Mr. Willis hoarded the pop
through the years, drinking a
, bottle only on special occasions.
Boy Fires at 2 Squirrels, !
Shot Brings Down Three
•y *h* Associated Press
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jumped up on the stump. He:
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she was unable to pay the $75 a
month rent and still feed and
clothe her children, who range in
age from 4 to 14 years old.
Four of the children are being
cared for temporarily at the In
dustrial Home School annex. Mrs.
Cosner and her youngest child,
Darrell, and oldest child, Patricia,
are staying with a neighbor, Mrs.
Sally Ames, 1735 D street N.E.
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Mrs. Ames said Mrs. Cosner has
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$45-a-week stenographer’s job in
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care for Darrell when Patricia
went back to school, has been sent
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her plight in The Star.
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