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J FIFTH ANNUAL

CONTINUED from Page Cnel
expected 10 start again next Mon
day.
Last year saw 22-foot Christ.
mas tree installed at the intersec-
ton Of Fleming and Duval~street.
The tree mounted on l3-foot pc
destaI attracted considerable at
tention.
The placing Of the tree will be
continued tits year Mervin
Thompson said this morning. A
similar sized tree as the one used
last year has been ordered from
a dealer in New York state and
will arrive In Key West shortly.
Residents wishing further infor-
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Key West Fla. Dec 1851
Dissertations taken At City cffics
600 An EST


Relative Humidity . 500 AN.
rec
Barometer tSea Levesi 500 An
30l6 ms 1921 B lnbs.
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Tailahassee, Florida
November 6fh. 1851
NnERfsfe


November 9Th. 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that III,
Trustees Of the Internal Improve
ment Fund Of the state Of Florida
Pursuant 10 Law, VIII offer fol
sale for objections only in ITALIA
hasSee. Florida. at ii.00 o'eloci
An, December 18th. 1851 The Ian,
in MONROE COUNTY. described q
follows.
A parcel Of bay bottom land ia
the BAY Of Florida AZ Biz Cope
pitt Key, Monroe County Flor
ida. North OF and adjacent Ia
Square ] ~ Johnsenviile sub
division. as Recorded In Plat
Book ! !. Page SO, Monroe t,oun-
~. Florida. records and more
partleuIa fls described as fol-
lows: The Northwest cornsr of
Square 1 Of said Jacksonville
Subdivision shall be The point
OF beginning of the property
hereinafter described From
said point sof beginning run
Norfherlt along the prolonga
square for distance NJ las
feet TO point. tlence ~ right
Z angles and easterlV Far "A dis
lance Of 3ao feet to point,
thence III right angles aud
sonfherix for a distance OF gas
feet. more or less. TO the North-
east corner Of Square i. thence
ea.nder the shoreline of
Sauare / in a Westerly diree-
tion 3sa feet, mere or less.
back 20 the point of heeinninr.
Containing 80 acres. more or
less ALSO
A parcel OF Bay Bottom land
In the hay ct Florida at Big
Coppltt Key, Monroe County.
Florida, North az and adjacent
to Square 3 Of Johnsonvilts
Subdivision. hs recorded IN Plat
Book Il Page So Monroe Conn
~, Florida, records and more
particularly described as fol-
lows; The Northwest corner 81
square az said dohnsenyille
Subdivision shall be the point
OF beginning of the properly
hereinafter described. u 20 m
said point Of beginning run
Northerfy along tho praieHEa-
tfon uf the Westerly iine OF
square \ for a distance Of ] rs
feet to point. thence at right
angles and Ifasterly fer dis
1 lance pf 34a feet To q point
thence 1T right angles and
Sontherly for distance Of 1913
feet, more or less. 10 the NoFth-
east corner of Square 8 thence
IN e ntieF the shoreiine ~
Square 3 in Westerly direc
tion for a distance OF 54S feel
more or less, hack to the poin
OF beginning. Containing LIS
acres. more or less. Both % the
above two parcels lie In Section
%, Township 81 South. Range
20 E.nsf
The Purchaser is reaui4 ed To pa
the advertising cost aud document
airy stamps.
The Sale, IL and when made. shal
be subject to the Trustees resery
ing unto themselves 76se Of tn
phosphate, minerals and metals an
sos of tiie petroleum thereon d
thefeinaers
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAl
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve III
right to eject the sale,
BY ORDER of the Trustees o
the Internal Improvement Fund o
the State of Florida,
FULLER WARREN.
Governo
Attest: f. c. ELLIOT. See.
Trustees !. T.. Fund
novl6-2a- 30 ;docT- i 4. 1875
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4s--Moving

Tallahassee. Florida
November 2Sth. 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that the
Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund 81 the state Of Florida,
viii offer for sale. for objections
only. IN Tallahassee, Florida al
II 90 o'clock AM January Sth,
1859. the following described lands
In MONROE COUNTY. Florida. TO-
wiz
4 parcel a bay bottoms land
Ia the straits Of Florida, south
OF and adjacent 10 Government
I.oi 4. Section .s.Township So
SoEths Range ~ East, ~ Key
Nara MuYif*0t County, Florida,
and more particularly aescrib-
ed as follows Commencing AT
the intersection IL the east line
Of Section Ttlwnship Sc.
south. Range % East. and the
sputheaSteriy right-af- way line
of II $, Highway No. |, run
snnthwesterly along the south
caste rly righi -Uf way line of
T. 8. Highway No ] for a dis
lance of Ia5.l2 feet to a point:
thence with DETECTED angle
TO the left Of e7e 81 and south
for distance Of $40 feet. more
or less. To n point IN the shore
said point also 10 he known as
the Point Of Beginning at the
property ar bay bottom land
hereinafter described, from said
point uf beginning, continue
south for distance Of SIS feet.
more or less. To 4 point. thence
AZ RIGHT anRifs and west for a
distance of 264.u04 feet 10 a
pnlnts thence. at right angles
and north for distance ~ SEQ
feet, more or tess. back 10 the
shoreiine; thence meander the
shore line Of the Straits of FlnF-
Ida ia a northeasterly direction
for distance Of 370 feet,
more or less. back To the point
of hesiuHing. containing 80
acres.
The Purchaser Is required TO pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The Sale, If end when made. shat
be subject To the Trustees reserv'
ing unto themselves f5% pf tn,
phosphate, minerals and metals ans
5ess Of the petroleum thereon o.
hereunder,
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENT FUND reserve th'
right To re tect the sale.
by ORDER of the Trustees pl
internal Improvement Fund of tht
'''' FULLER WARREN.
Governor
Attest:
+. q, ELLIOT, Sec,
Trustees l. |. Fund
dse7-14-2i les .jan4.lssa
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The -. go. !
.-~~-<
WEATHERMAN
5ttf1 =
Says
------~---s.
he
Forecast

Key West and Vicinity Partly
cloudy and continued warm With
risk Of showers through Saturday.
Moderate to occasionally fresh
southeasterly ana easterly winds
throughout the period.
Florida Clear. to partly. cloudy
and continued warm through Sat.
'urday. Fog in The north portion
early Saturday
Jacksonville through the Florida
Straits and tie East Gull. Mod,
crate southeasterly winds n the
north portion and moderate 10 oc-
casionally fresh east and south
easterly winds over the south por.
ton through Saturday Generally
fair weather.
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40Motor Bikes and Mo-
tor Scooters
4l-Boats and Motors

FOR SALE: Garrison Blight moor
ing. Includes II #. skiff. New IA
fl, dock, rs it,, ss-inch chain. Ford
V.8 block. Cost $4,000. Sacrifice
I364-W. dec4-4tx
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nation Of the Christmas Lighting
Contest may obtain same 1ystall4
ing Committee Chairman Newell
Pinder at 7s9.N,
Last years house display prize
was won by Aiexashjsr Tofbilt f9f
his Candy House lighting Com.
merical prize went to Southern
Diaries for their Winter Scene dis.
play
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BoOKKEEPER wanted. Apply in
person, Roy's Key West Auto
Parts, l2l Duval ST dec5-3t
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SALES GIRL with some sales ex
perience. Steady position. Collin
Mems Shop, sos Duval St
dec3-6t
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Tallahassee, Florida
November 27th, 1851
NOTICE

Tallahassee, Florida
November 27th, 1851
NOTICE
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
Trustees OF the Internal Improves
ment Fund Of the state of Florida.
will offer for sale, for objections
only, in Tallahassee. Florida, at
1870 O'Clock AM January Sth.
1852, the following described lands
in MONROE COUNTY. Florida, to-
Wit
las acres Of hay bottom land
abuiting Lot rs, Vaca village
subdivision, Section 10. Town
ship sc South, Range 80 East,
as recorded In Plat Book 2,
Page l06. Records OF Monroe
County, Florida
The Purchaser liz required 10 pay
the advertising cost and document
airy stamps.
The sale, &c and when made. shall
be subject to the Trustees reserv-
ing unto themselves f5T OF the
phosphate, minerals and metals and
500 Of the petroleum thereon o.
THE TRUSTEES OF INTERNAL
FaItsNT FUND reserve, the
right to ject the safe.
BY ORDER Of the TruHtees' Of
Internal Improvement Fund Of the
state Of Florida.
FULLER WARREN.
Governor
r. &. ELLIOT, Sec.
Trustees /. l. Fund
dec7 1921 Is sjan4, 1853
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The annual meeting OF tho share
holders OF The Florida National
Bank at Key West Will he held In
the Presidents office ~ said bank
in the City Of Key West, Florida,
on the sth day Of January. 1852 a,
2fs O'Clock PM, for the purpose
of eleeting directors, considering
reports Of officers. directors and
and taking action
thereon and for the disposition 81
such other business as may law
fully come before the meeting.
tSigned1 &. l.. GARDNER
Vice President and Cashier
December Z, 1861
deef-la 81. Is ia b I 1853
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MALE Help Wanted
tContiDuesll

WOOL PRESSER wanie,.. r:e pay
Sc for shorts and Ice for long
Steady position for expert and
sober only. Apply in person. Poin-
ciana Dry Cleaners, 2ls Simonton
st' '7' dec6-9t
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Transportation
so--Legal Notices

Italia hassee, Florida
November 2Sth. 1851
NnsrrfsES
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NorrcE

80 desl u j ! -sl-ss ..ian., 1864
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ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station; Key West
Time Of Height a
Station Tide hich water
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KITCHEN utility man. Apply in
person. Caribe Restaurant.
dee6-3t
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so--Lsgai Notices
NOTICE uxDlsn rIcrITlous

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned desire 10 engage
in business under the fictitious
name OF skey West censt rurtiah
Company 1851 Whitehead ST., Key
sNsesats Florida intend to register
fhe said fictitious name with the
tlerk 81 the Sffeult Court Of Mon-
roe Gounty Florida
Dated November 20. 1851.
RAVE q. CURRY
ISApoRE wEINTRAIfR
sole owners.
nov2o ;siee7 \ u, 1851
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The Salvation Army. establish.
ed in the United States in 1850. hkS
approximately as0 corps and.
outposts and more than 5000 Off.
GERS.
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s-FeInale Help Wanted

WANTED; Salesgirls for part or
full time work. S. H. Kress Co.
nov7-ti
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CANARIES, Imported. Excellent
songsters. beautifully colored.
Parrots. Love Birds, cockatiels,
Maeaw, Troupials. Toucans. Sia-
mese cats. Gold Fish, Baby Mon
keys. The Pet Shop, 8l4 Caroline
81, Phone 925s. dec6-st
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IN THIs CIRCUIT COURT or THE
SIxTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE or FLORIDA.
IN AND ron MONROE COUNTY
IN CffANGEHY.
Case Ma. I2-10Da
i5ELANn g. QuAINT.AN6E y.
Complainant.
IS nIsoHf'ts
y'.' : Defendant.
NaTigE ny PUBLICATION
10. OLIVE NJ. QtiAINTASEE.
r. ~ BOX 2as,
Silver spring. Maryland
Y0t ARE HEREisY ORDERED
AND REQUIRED 70 serve copy
~ xour Answer 10 the Complaint
fnr EIvares en- the Coiupiafnant'f
Solicitor. and fife abe original An
swsr In the office OF the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court on or before the
sth day af January A. -. 1858, In
tie above entitled cause. otherwise
the allegations therein viii be TAX
an as confessed
f3oNE and ORDERED &C Key
West. Monroe County. Florida, this
sfh daS u fascen1eer. a. d. tsslt
fSeaIj EARL II. ADAMS.
Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
Monroe County. Florida
rs lsd1 Florence r. sawyer
Deputy Clerk
fsdl !. Y. PORTER ~
4 4. PORTER ~,
solicitor for Complainant.
4I3 Fleming ~
-" dsc7-l4-2l-2s,issi
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
ST
35Wantsd To Buy
(Contin0ed)
So Bicycles and Tricycles

LADIES English Bicycle. 2 months
old. Phone SID after S pm.
dec6.3t
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SIAMESE male Z months. Person
atty boy called fluffy. Good
price to right party. Phone s26-W.
dec6-3t
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38-AutomopIles For Sale

40 STUDEBAKER, AL condition.
New tires. viii finance. 81 ,075.00.
Nesbit Milers Trailer Park. Stock
Island dec5-3tx
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81 VAGAB0ND 80 Il. Trailer. Show
er, and toilet. Like new. Reason.
able. Phone l540-M. dec6-3i
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1910 MERCURY 2-dr. sedan. Radio,
heater. Inquire Harley-D Davidson
Sales & Service, 1870 Duval.
dec6-3tx
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BOSTON TERROR Pups. Champion.
ship stock. 1929 Won Phister St.
Phone Is4-J. dec3-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

Amid threatening development:
in the Middle East. Western mill
tary and political planners are
having difficulties preparing the
defenses of the vast and complex
Mediterranean area.
Center of their troubles. at the
moment, is the question OF who
will command the armada which
will come into being as part Of
the North Atlantic Treaty Organ
IlZation, and how that command
will be co-ordinated with the
supreme command in Europe ano
the Atlantic setup that is finally
decided on.
Reconsider on Fechteler
Although arrangements once
had been virtually completed fol
Admiral William Fechteler. COM
mander in chief Of the United
States Atlantic Fleet, to become
supreme Allied commander in the
Atlantic, with authority independ-
|ent of but co-equal with Gen
Eisenhower in Europe, that ar
arrangement now has been opened
for complete reconsideration. De-
velopments in the Mediterranean
are to blame.
It was expected. since Admiral
Fechteler was to get the Atlantic
command, that a British admira.
would be appointed Mediterranean
naval commander. But the recent
American proposal to include
Greece and Turkey in the NATC
as full members-added a new
element to the discussions about
that region.
The addition of Greece ane
Turkey to the Atlantic pact sys.
tenn would give the Mediterranean
new Importance for the United
States. Greece and Turkey already
are receiving arms aid from thu
United States, under programs
separate from the mutual defenst
assistance program. If they ar,
included directly in NATO. the!
would figure much more heavil.
in the arms program. American
responsibilities thereby would b,
increased.
There is still no complete &C
ceptance Of the idea Of Greco
and Turkey being members o
lNATO. The press and politica
leaders of France and the North
ern European members are COG
to the idea.
They feel there is a posi-
bility that Russia, already hostil
to the Atlantic pact and its re
armament program. would be pro
voked even further-perhaps t.
the extent of launching its owl
preventive war-if the Allied de
tense organization were extende,
to a country which abuts Sovie
home territory. At no other poin
in Europe does the Atlantic pac
Organization touch Soviet territory
The French and Northern Eu
lropeanS are afraid, furthermore
that the addition Of Greece AN
Nurkey may divert substantis
Quantities of American arms ava
from their own programs, an
throw added burdens on them.
Until the Mediterranean defens
system is completed, interim al
arrangements have been made
protect Gen. Eisenhower's rigt
, flank in the DANGEROUS perio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
By Creston B. Mullins

oy \reSton o. mutiiHS
in which European ground and air
forces are being built. A part OF
the American forces under Ad-
miral Robert B. Carney, United
States commander in the Eastern
Atlantic and Mediterranean, have
already been committed for Gen
Eisenhower's use If necessary.
The task of preparing Western
defenses against Soviet aggression
has far outgrown the original
limits which were put on the At
Ilantic pact. The pact as 1t was
signed restricted its operation to
Western Europe and its append
ages, including the Western part
of North Africa and the Western
Mediterranean.
The concept Of defense today
has changed, however. Western
planners now feel the North At
Ilantic Treaty Organization must
extend itself East to include some
of the Arab states-either by di-
rect incorporation or BY auxiliary
defense arrangements.
The magnitude Of this problem
lis displayed by calling the roll OF
the nations which are concerned
either directly or indirectly in the
defense arrangements which must
Ibe made for the whole Mediterra'
mean area-Spain, France. Italy
IYugoslavia, Greece, Turkey, Egypt
Israel, Syria, Lebanon. Jordan
lIraq, Saudi Arabia and Iran. PAX
Iistan and India, while removed
from the Mediterranean. are clost
enough to its periphery to be in
huenced by what happens there.
Division of Mind
Not all these countries are o
one mind. Indeed, it would b'
difficult to find any two-aside
perhaps, from the Arab states
which agree on Mediterranean de
tense. They are in agreemen
Ibasically on the need for Mediter
ranean defense preparations. The,
disagree on what kind of prepare
ltions should be made, and the.
disagree on who should be in com
Imand.
; France and Italy are full mem
bers of the NATO, and as sucl
have direct responsibilities in tn
defense of Western Europe agains
continental aggression by the So
Wet Union. Spain, with a sub
stantial but ill-equipped standin
army. is being kept out Of NAT(
by long standing objections to he
form of government and her atti
tude toward mont Catholics.
Yugoslavia, although split from
the Communist East, does not We
J stand shoulder to shoulder wit
the West. But Marshal Tito !
seeking American arms aid an
may obtain it because he coul
. bar the road to Soviet armie
i, marching on Italy. Greece an
Turkey, as we have seen, hav
been receiving American arms al
under programs outside NATO.
Israel, by no means willing t
join in a full-fledged Western
: defense program, concentrate
= chiefly right now on her differ
D ences with the Arab states. TIL
chief Arab states-Egypt. Sauc
! Arabia. SYRIA. Jordan-pOSSes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

United Kingdom produce about
100000 barrels daily. The new
construction will bring this total
to 100000.
Elsewhere in the free world the
principal refining capacity is that
of Curacao and Aruba-500 ,00C
barrels daily; France. 363, 900 bar
rells: Canada. 100000 barrels;
Venezuela. 285, 900 barrels; Mex
leo. 10000 barrels: Dutch East
Indies and Indonesia, 167 1000 bar
rels; West Germany, 10000 bar
rels; Italy. 100000 barrels; the
Netherlands, $500 barrels, and
Japan. 47,500 barrels.
1t all adds up to that total free
world oil product of II million
barrels a day. BY contrast. the
countries within Russia's iron
curtain have an estimated daily
output Of $50, 900 barrels. Making
up this total are Soviet Russia
Romania, Poland, Hungary and
Czechoslovakia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
|lruniun Crisis Looks Like Case
OF Engineering by Kremlin
Red Agents Have InfiItroted the Land;
Pro-West Leaders Forced Out
By Constontine Brown

This spectacular 1ranian crisis which finally may place the
behind the curtain engineered at least
part Kren far Russia has played ostentatious
But the evidence indicates that the big
red monkey has been hard at work.
centuries Iran has been battle-ground between
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
anan Pot Bo While Middle East Watches and the World Holds Its Breath
Question Is Whether Teherun
Has Gone Too Far to Stop
Drive to Take Control of Abodon Oil
Poses Gruvest Threut of General War
By Newbold Moves, Jr.

Iran the most dangerous place in the world Events IN
Soviet Union moving these days at
toboggan speed into eclipse threat
of world war, fight for Korea.
stakes include about cent Of
worlds current this life blood OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

For at least two centuries 1ral
East and West. Occupied by Brit
ish and Russian troops during
World War II. it was used as a
line of transport to the hard
pressed Soviet armies for the bill
lions of dollars worth of war ma
terials which enabled the Rus
slams to stop the Nazis at Stain
grad. At the Teheran Conference
In December. 1943. President
Roosevelt and Prime Ministers
Stain and Churchill agreed to
respect the sovereignty and terri
torial integrity of Iran, and also
Ito afford it all possible economic
aid to improve the life OF its
people.
Soon after the end of the war,
/ in November, 1945. the Russians
organized a revolution in North
ern Iran. A new leftist faction
known as the Tudeh Party, was
created. The revolutionaries were
highly successful against the
poorly equipped forces of the gov
eminent. and it looked as if the
freedom of that guaranteed
country would be short-lived.
Reds Bid for Oil
At that time, however. the
United Nations had just come
into existence, and Moscow hao
not yet thrown off her mask
Energetic U. N. intervention forced
Russia to call a halt to the ad-
vance of the MoScow-supportec
revolutionary armies moving rap
idly from Azerbaijan toward TIE.
heran. The rebellion was stopped
but Moscow went on record with
its request for important oil con.
cessions in Azerbaijan.
The Iranian Parliament refused
to comply with the Soviet de-
mands. 1t felt itself strong be-
cause it relied on American eco
nomic and military assistance
We had promised economic hell
and also the necessary equipmen
and military instructors.
We did send a military mission
but were very slow in providing
our friends in the Middle Eas
with either military equipment o.
economic and financial help. Tht
oil resources of Iran were beine
exploited by the British. Teherar
pleaded with the British to give
Iran a larger share of the profit.
from the oil fields. The British
belatedly offered a number O.
concessions. but they were not suf
Ificiently far-reaching.
1t was early last year that the
nationalist" agitation began tt
gain momentum in Iran. Storm
signals reached Washington, but
they were ignored. Shah Mo.
manned Reza Pahlevi himself
came here to put the case of hi.
country before President Truman
and Secretary of State Acheson
Outside of vague promises that W.
would look into the situation ane
would help as soon as other more
Immediate problems were out O
the way, he obtained nothing
tangible.
The Shah was so disappointed
that in a private conversation
with the Washington ambassado
of one of his friendly neighbors h
said he had serious misgivings
not only about the fate of hi
country but also about the posi-
ton of the Western powers in tn
Middle East. They are unwit
tingly playing Moscow's game" h
is reported to have complained.
On his return to his capital tn