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Jordan Faces Crisis Over Resignations AMMAN, Jordan Premier Suleiman Nabulsi resigned Wednesday. King Huseein has been reported involved with premier in a grim struggle to keep Oils little country from diyorcing itself completely from Western influence. The resignation of the government threatened to touch off a deep crisis. Jordan's very existence has been considered menaced by the pressure of international events in the Middle East, King Hussein has taken a strong ttand against Communist influence in this country. The Cabinet, however, a few days ago decided (o esfablishfuli diplomatic relations wi(h the Soviet Union on an embassy level.

The Cabinet, which included members coasidered openly pro- Communist, also was hostile to the United States and the Eisenhower doctrine declaring American resistance to the threat of Red aggression in the Middle East. Nabulsi submitted his resignation to King Hussien and a palece spokesman said it was accepted. He became premier in October, 1956. Nabulsi has been closely aligned with Egypt and Syria throughout the Middle East crisis, in which the Soviet Union made propaganda strides in these areas. In Che past few days there have been evidences of heavy pressure on King Hussein.

The Arab countries, were full rumors that Is- lael was planning an aggression against Jordan. (No support for wch been found by KT- respondents In Israel). Some sources looked upon the rumors as a smoke screen for events to come, possibly so that blame could be placed In event in internal explosion in this litlle country. In the event of Jordan's breakup, there likely would be quarrel between Syria, whose regime Wants Adams Trial Probed ND Investigation of the Dr. John Bodkin Adams murder case was demanded Wednesday by a member ot Par- gill it shows pro-Soviet tendencies, and r.nr ur n-aq, allied to the West In the Geor W'BK called Baghdad Vacl.

i a inquiry into The interests of Saudi or aniz! and isue, also at stake. physician. Dr. Adams was tcqulUed by a jury Tuesday of a charge he drugged to death a rich widow in 1950 to gain a legacy. The prosecution afterward quashed a secret ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.

i'" di clment reusing him of mur- Gov. Joseph M. Montoya. 41, 8 another wealthy widow pa- New Mexlcols second seat in thcj U.S. House of Representatives Wigg's call for a probe was In i yesterday.

(the form of a question put before Montoya, a Democrat, piled upi House of Commons to Atty. margin of some 7,000 voles over' Gen sir Reginald Republican opponent, state Buller, chief prosecutor at the Thomas Bolack of Farm Seat in House Won by Demo prosecution's case 58-year-old society ington. The iurnout topped 130,000, well trial. The question is scheduled for a reply, next Monday. luiuuui.

uu.uw, weuj The legislator did not elaborate above the usual vote for a special: on wna prompted his demand for election In New Mexico. an investigation into the pretrial Montoya fills a vacancy created aspects of the case. by the death last November During tie trial defense coun- Democratic Fernandez a election to an unprecedented eighth returns from 582 of Rep. Antonio M. sel criticized methods used by few hours after his term.

Unofficial Herbert (the Duke) Hannam arrested 681 voting divisions gave Bolack 61.382. Montoya 68,698, There were no lively Issues raised in the special campaign, Scotland Yard's ace detective Hannam. Dr. Adams last December for the murder of 81-year-old Mrs. Alice Edith Morrell after months of investigating scores of wills in Eastbourne, A uiuku.

in, mv WnCJ'G AuEHTlS held prOSQCfOUS which centered more on handshak-jpractice in that haven for wealthy ing than anything else. Montoya retired folks. Eastbourne police had criticized the administration's called in Scotland Yard to squelch policies on the Middle East and'rumors rampant in that Victorian Ismail business, while Bolack em- resort. 'phasized his interest Jn waterj resources development. I Read The Chronicle Classifieds! City Buys New Mobile Radios Toledo Juniors Presenting Annual Class Play Friday Death Claims Crash Victim The Daily CKronicle, Wednesday, April 10, Murder Trial Hearing Close Pile a Centralia's city commission Tuesday awarded a contract to the Motorola corporation lor two mo- bile radio unite for (he clly water esuUs of psycnmo department at a cost of II 368 In- cn a11 ne mcn.

eluding lax. "He was very congenial, dis- Cominlssioners atso sold 49 used tne tot very well, City Light transformers (o the Mill-! lo accc P' results a what er Transformer company of Port-' 1 Kec sa i "I land for a total of 5274.45 (he hlzh ay ls responses v.cre ap- of three bids received for the tranV i a formers. said it a routine to discuss resolution authorizing i leste ilie Sound Power and Light (o cross, "I would say." renlipd to 1 me city Light power canal above a tta queslion. he was, the power plant on the Nisqually'sane and knew the difference be- river was adopted. The right and wrong." i for the crossing had been approv-l Sheriff J.

F. Jordan, called by ed by City Light Superintendent.Ihe state, testified that he bcl-evcs Paul Peyton. jMatovich was sane when arrcVed' Commissioners approved 20 and is sane now. The! granting ot a city electrical con-' tractor's license to Robert Morgan route 1, Winlock, on the recommendation of Andrew Galbrailh city building inspector. The meeting was marked by the return of Cominissbner A 1 Yeager, who returned over the weekend from a trip to the East to pick up the city's new garbage packer and truck.

sheriff old he has talked with defendant he the county Jail. Read The Chronicle FOR THE I PANCAKES BEST TOLEDO Finishing touches on "The Magic Touch," a three-act comedy to be presented here Friday night by members of the high, school junior class, now are being) made in final rehearsals. Curtain time has been set for BREMERTON ft -Injuries suf- 8 o'clock, at the high school audi- fcd In a traffic accident Satur-jtorium. i day near Winslow were fatal Tues-i Players in the cast include Rayl day to Mrs. a i MaeiBrown, Kris Breidenstein I'aura Dabney 34 of Wi Lee Ryker, EvelyYTMd, Sha'r- Mrs Dabney was trapped for on Caywood, Barry McLaren Bill more lhan an hour in the cab of a Collins.

Ken Nali pickup truck, she was driving after John Grizzle, Gail it ran off the road and struck a power pole. "Hot" power wires kept rescuers back. Survivors include her husband, Commissioner William Singer pointed out that the city saved approximately $500 by having Yea. ger go back for the equipment. He said $1.000 had been budgeted for freight or transportation charges for Ihe new unit, but that Yeager's expenses had been only over and gas bills were pected to total approximately $200 for a total cost about $500.

Yeager said he brought back a milling machine In Ihs packer unit. It was noted in the meeting thai Commissioner Yeager would not take the position of superintsnde.it of the city's new sanitary service as had been planned. Mayor Cain was not present for the meeting because he was Tacoma as a guts', for part of (he Puyallup Daffodil festival aclivi- ties. Food Prices Go Up Again NEW YORK food prices, as measured by the Dun Bradj-treet index, somewhat higher this week. At S6.19 the index compared with S6.n last week and was 33 per cent higher than $5.96 a year ago this week.

The index represents the total eost at wholesale of one poum each of 31 foods, in general use. "1.1-11, utauue Wallace. Dixie Lee Pernlconi, Nora Millslagle and Lloyd Morgan Models for the style show, within the play, will be Babe Bond Jackie Sue Campbell, Carol Clarke, Mary Lewis, Pearl Tnayer and Jeanne Wallace. Marriage Revealed NEW YORK tB-Edmimd Purdom. darkly handsome British actor, married a blonde art student yesterday.

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