Argentina May Receive Surprise ‘ In Reaction Alter Oil Seizures

a, tours in. HIGHTDWER the oiovv to the private oil on. WASHINGTON tang A eratrons in Argentina. nlroug wave at nationalist IEnli- in an exclusive interview with

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meat is largely responsible tor this Associated Press reporter CHANGED VIEW The eight US. and tour too like Hits to satisiygthe appetite

the action by the new govern-tin Argentina thrcc walks a o

meat or Argentina in cancelling illlla said that, as he had prom- 0‘5" company 0mm“ which “’r “mam “"‘m > c:ncelied were all extremely powerful

signed alter May 1. 1950. which

was the beginning or the admin. that a mum of cm“ "1

oil contracts with a down 11.5. ised during his election carn- "Ila has and ioreign oil companies naign last summer. the oil cori- President At-turo lllia, who f“.“.';"g“ ‘hl inmate” hb‘l“ e insise aso t :l e w oe

"’“k “m” o“ ‘1 _““y be 5"" issue or annulment is an inter» Printed I! the torsion reaction nal Argentina matter and a he gets. unless his annulment ueatio

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assistance and inilov. or private PM Wm‘ “mum” llests ca ,1 suci

lslratinn at nuenos Aires or Ar- Argentine relations may he in Frondizi. stumped the country pre -hingl . up; min", imports“! against private exploitation trim! Hum 0‘ Representatives.

men when in Latin Am

in. Man Awarded One nl lilo: widely held and

highly inliuentiul political rip-$5,000 After

lilmi throughout Lelln America .

is out the natural resources ol Po cg Beatlan a c try. especially oil. rep- resent a special term or wealth

‘which somehow e PHI-l

‘lectcd against roreign exploita- trnn. when this reeling is com.

to Hans Paul

mtnant r "‘3‘

Latin American politics. the w pressures on a political leader 23

_ hm” victor dachson and lint This Alma" cenamly William MliL‘liell inl'

means U.s.- the us. Congress.

Many members or the senate

Fi'undizi . police headquarters

TORONTO tcrteAn Ontario

Supreme Court jury has allard

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Scarbul'ttuan al- p I.

be to Toronto iioiit-c dcttt-iilcs . itloi

Krnii. 32. was suirl: Doll's,“

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mom; SECTION

all on

John

trtyurics that he Hid he sullored \lhell the primers beat h’ l \tiiiie he was undergoing inlEi’rngailﬂn ai

Agreeing with the itlt-vs v

policy is mndllred in its praov to u ‘ lArgentlua': oil When he luuk‘ar (ed M: with who:i Se'eﬂlu to die; at motif: hi“ dihlilnclly‘ tical eriect by steps in when > a .cnrtlrol oi the government he‘i em in e a teen o large N" 9 3°, 3 95 W‘drmr‘i ——7* i 7 "'5 pmm‘w ‘" “d u‘” "‘1 ' to Latin American on Kriill was 'a brutal assault

‘ contracts undoubtedly helped Ila lia win the election and he and his advisers clearly reel on po-

snwmg or Irrﬂuﬁng, iiticri grounds. apart irom any “mm” mmmwwmﬂ ‘olher considerationr. titat he Inn-i ulnning,mropnlng or wanna: hold to 20 through with the Eln- eat, ulk or i non. rim “um” I lime PASTEE on )‘c ‘ n as. pronrant powder one. . nmnrknhil tens. or .noaa cnrnrnu .na xsmartly or opinion Dinirs man.

‘ tered

Worry at

FALSE TEETH

sha

.whic through with Lhe l {or the

reaction. e s p e c i ally in the ‘hnwe

rumm .auueymus y nsc var. amigo n Lnrrne (not-imci‘nt. Unm ‘ ct. ""‘“' “mum” "' mean a raterul loss or linanclai‘Al-gentiua and in a general

ireversed his position and ca-lU-S- into corttracls with . . private nit compute, gm. quick are periodically converted into development or Argentina's troleum iieldr. Frondin's turnahorrt a sense oi betrayal in Argentina

rperied the oil issue

“minis” um Produced men action may appear to be cancellation he risk: a inreign Illin‘s election it simply magnliie could . popular reelings long present in

the countries in which US. interests I man in oils on

pe.lpolitical toothalls. charges at possessing oh hopeiul side or the

d present conhict with Argentina: over the oil contracts is the ppm;

sibliin that the illin govern-

Police testiiied in court Thursday that. Kruil had them it was leil there by a named Siegiried Falskie

create

more severe than it is In

;practicai eltect

in this resigns: at police on theit ciiarscs

HELP/N6 CANADIANS HELP THEMSELVES 70 PEA CE OF MIND

a; EXCELSIOR LIFE

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Gold Assistance .To Be E“. J A! [Lcielé'air and punched

OTTAWA iCPl—Tne governs Det. merit intends to extend the Emergency Gold Mining Assist‘ ance Act tor lhrce and possibly, (our years beyond its present- expiry date at Dec. 31. it was learned here.

a government piracy state- . mom on the extension probably will he rnatic within the next 10‘

days. a government source said. ‘ The act was host passed iu‘ 1943 as a measure to assist. mines with high costs of produc-i tinn, tts chiei mm was to‘ maintain communities depend

William Chambers

Ling two charges or pass stolen propcri

He said and that

Dets. Jauksun the tloor ior about three in minutes beiore auietiiig down.

‘ the

Union, Netherlands

in: an gold mining for their economic existence

mutual inspection pact ol :rclic whaling

Kl-nll had been aricstcn on‘ union property round in his iiascriiont

l-‘rsisirie is now in the custody Krodi told court last 'i'hurs-

day that he signed slaicllicnl. ‘ only aiier he was handcurtcd in

y. Kroli became \ iillenll

Mitchell fought. with Krtill

SIGN P Norway. Britain. the So

Japan have signed 3 135366 ‘ ' Alli-

last told man .

and

had

testiiied that Kroii had volun- tarily signed staiemcais ﬂdlllilr

tilt;

and on illul’ . hm, General vieu or the .lloadav morning blaze Just off the Atlantic City Boardwalk at Maryland Ava in the lure-

:rnun'i ls ullai i left oi the Sunside Hotel where six per- sons died. Another iii are miss- ing arid reared dead All were

Charla tetowri. TEE. Nov. 1 ,

HOTELS BURN guests It the Surisidn “here

2 tire broke out. The tire the Sui-(Sid: to

Bad imam hulldinm on both sides. ml-

‘ who (Entertainer:

lansin: walls Ind’mols. Paljcl sai 40 persons Wen in tho Suriside when the tire nomad. [AP Wimphmni.

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y JAME ELSDN i or‘rawa iCPi—The House or commons public accounts corn- imltlee is lakriia on tresh drive. with old tacos in new places

The committee. orten called ‘thc watchdog or are public pursc, in two meetings so iar this session has served notice ‘nn r a merit departments .that it tviu tolerate no nonsense aoout its recommendations ‘and that it is willing to embark on some new ventures

The so members or the cams mime are charged with the duty or reviewing Auditor-(Serb eral A ll Henderson's annual report in Parliament in Heir ‘dersoii is an oilicer oi the Par- liament oi Caliadaiilnl at tho {Gnvnrllmcnt oi Canada. His ion _is to report any cases he iirids 'wlicre taxpayers' money Is he- i g spent arthout lull and (lee tailed approval by parliament. While commitlce mem~ bershin is drawn treat the Com»

Public Accounts Committee Is Taking On Fresh Drive

riiorts Iii proportion to the strength nr political parties in the house. there is a noticeable lacir or partisanship in the committee hearings The Cum» mrttce is composed or 25 Lip- nrals. ‘lK Conservatives. three Nciv Democrats, the Social Creditors and tllu Creditistes Ten torm a quorum ADOPTED PRECEDENT Part or the non-partisan view- pornt probably can be tr:ccd to an innovation made by the lor- mer Conservative :ovcrnmcnt and carried torvvard lay the new Liberal government in haviye an opposition MP named as chairman. G. w Balditin it) .— Peace Rivert. a New Zealrtnd- horn lawyer uho was parlia- mentary secretary in iormrr nrrmc minister Dicicnpaier. is new chairman and a sort-spoken orderlv-minded studcat or the committee's arraira

The vicbnhait‘man is w H McMillan lkwallandt. a pit)“

‘sicixn wiio was mayor or Thor- old. Ont.. herore he iirst entered the Commons in 1950 and he- came a spokesman on public

1 iinanciug matters as \iell as on health and weitare

with Mr Henderson as its star witness and chrei aide, the public accounts t'on'in'iiliei" has power to the produc-- tion or documents and in ques- tion any cahittet auniater or senior government administra- tor.

MADE sour: PROGRESS 5n tar this session. it has: i. instructed a sun-committee

to meet with Mr. Henderson and

representatives or the ponerrul

treasury board consider a

new planter way or submitting

appropriations to ommons The treasury board

is a committee or cabinet mill-

isters and senior civil servants

that passes on expenditures be fore they are made. The audi- tor~gcnerals otiiee checks the

‘expenditurcs alter they are

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2 Inwli‘urted 1er Henderson 0 meet with R G. MacNElll. chairman of the Civil Service Commission. and work out a

way to cut red tape in the hit- lng oi junior accounmnts ror ﬂu stall-short auditor-general't oi- iice The committee wants a solution found within a week.

r to know the reason why it hasn’t been round.

a Ordered the delence da- partmcnt lo explain to the com. mittee why it hasn't canted out an instruction item the num- mites two years Ila kl em down servicemen have to hrealr household it?!" when ordered to new :51le ments, The department snows payment ot up to three months rent: the committee thinlra one month is enough.

HOME WRECKED

MONTREAL iCPi—An Emil! slon early Monday dean-dyed A house in suburban lacquer Cartier hut iLs live occupant: sulfa-rad only shock. The no! and w I: a! the house cnllapled lnllrlwlng the blast. Neighbor! round Mrs. Simone Duchuuln. 39. sitting in he! lh I large chunk 0! ml beside her. Fnur children were unharmed