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December 9, 1951

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World Bank Seeks Solution Of Anglo-Iranian Oil Issue; Might Assume Trusteeship of Nationalized Industry, Operate Its Facilities and Sell Product Pending Accord With Britain

By John D. Morris Special To the New York Times

IBRD seeks means of settling dispute; GB and Iran held sympathetic to efforts; IBRD may assume trusteeship of indus, operate facilities and market product pending settlement; Abadan refinery closed again

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DEADLOCK IN TRUCE; No Fresh Compromises on enforcement Are Offered at Session REDS SCORED ON CAPTIVES U. N. Spokes Says Enemy Holds Prisoners as Hostages to Force Concessions TRUCE TALKS STALL OVER ENFORCEMENT THE UNITED NATIONS NEGOTIATORS AT PANMUNJOM

By Lindesay Parrott Special To the New York Times

TOKYO, Sunday, Dec. 9--United Nations and Communist negotiators worked through another day of unproductive discussions in their tent at Panmunjom. Neither side was willing for the moment to compromise further on conditions for enforcement of an armistice in the Korean war.

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