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“politico-religious sect:
ito hell, step-by-step.” Y The phoy op ™ oscribed the assassin as who sent Razmara to hell” and
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- warned “all traitors and servants
of foreigners face annihilation.” © The Islamites are attempting to forck nationalization of the’ oil “industry. 15 * Little Effect Seen
‘« But there was little chance that }
sthe fanatical warning would have
pny effect on the Suah or. the.
government. Political sources “said It was almost certain that “Parliament will turn down a pro“posal to nationalize Iran's oil «fields which produce 24 per cent «of the world's output. s+ It was this issue which led to ‘he assassination last Thursday. The assassin Tahmassebi fired three quick shots at Razmara because he opposed nationalization. « ‘The political sources said that . the majority in both Houses of + Parliament, backed by the Shah and the government ministers, - would not’ approve a parliamen-
_ “tary commission's recommenda-
- tion to nationalize the Anglo{Iranian Oil Co. which operates + the Iranian oil industry. + Other world developments:
France
The Western powers proposed ."today a compromise agenda for ‘a Big Four Foreign Ministers : meeting, but the Soviet Union im- + mediately described it as an at- : tempt to “stifle” discussion. . The compromise formula was : submitted at the sixth meeting of *~the American, British, French and Russian deputies. Alexandre Parodi, French delegate, submitted Philip C. Jessup made a
gate Andrei Y. Gromyko for -“slandering” West German Chan“cellor Konrad Adenauer.
‘United States
Appointment of Herbert Morrison as British Foreign Secretary today promised to put some zip into solving British-American problems. : Aged and ailing, former Secretary Ernest Bevin had failed considerably during recent months to join foreign policy talks at important international conferences. In the U. 8. view, this left much work to subordinates and Mr. Bevin had some difficulty maintaining physical alertness. While both Mr. Bevin and Mr.
“Sori of Pahlevi and govwy . » * —ernment which has criminally ..seized power you must know that df within three days you do not ‘release with all respect our brave brother Khalil Tahmassebi, or - known as Abullah Rastegar, you will be approaching the incline
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Islamites;
all oh a All Traitors’ Warned Band Seeks to Nationalize Oil Industry; Shah Expected to Ignore Blunt Warning’ © Fanatioal Islamites warned Shah Mohammed Reza ;Pahlevi .and Iran government ministers today that they “must free Premier Ali Razmara’s assassin within three days
. The warning was published in the newspaper Asnaf “which ‘quoted a proclamation of the fanatical Fidaiyan Islam
SHAH OF IRAN—His life was threatened. National Assembly last night on a program calling for a temporary government to prepare elections before summer. The 67-year-old premier, whose radical Socialist Party joined with popular Republicans (MRP) -and assorted rightest groups in the
before.
El Salvador
A 30-day state of siege modified martial law, was ordered: yesterday by the National Assembly after government security agents discovered a Communist plot to overthrow the present regime.
i |without plunging the economy into chaos, these officials
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Hits Trade in Middle East
Nationalization Plan By PETER LISAGOR
ous stability of the Middle East authorities here fear.
Nationalization is
believe.
{fanatic Persian Nationalist.
proved it after he was slain.
Oil Co.
agreement at the was shot. >
Needs Foreign Exchange
tically go to pot. perately needs foreign exchange
sought to run the Industry. Officials here are expected to urge the Britiph concessionaires to raise their royalty ante in the hope: of averting parliafhentary passage of the nationalization proposal. : If, however, the proposal goes through, it may be necessary for the Shah to dissolve parliament and attempt to run the govern-
U.S. Officials Oppose
WASHINGTON, D, C., Mar. 10 (CDN) —If strategic Iran carries out the proposed nationalization of its oil industry, the economic tumult might endanger the peril-
impossible Persian
The inflamed issue led to the murder Wednesday of pro-West-ern Premier Ali Razmara by a
One of Premier Razmara’s last acts was. to spell out his opposi‘tion to the proposal to the pariia-| mentary ‘committee which ap-
He pointed out, among other factors, that Iran ‘acked enginfinances, and facilities for producing and marketing the oil. He favored extending the lease of the British-owned Anglo-Iranian’
. He was trying to’ get parlia-
4 tary, approval of a new royen : Bprova)l time be,
The view.of American oil men] is that production of a nationalized oil industry would prac-
The Iranian government desto ‘keep its economy afloat. Au-
thorities say it- would be deprived of this income if the government
Balkan satellites for war aimed
give estimates of satellite troop
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Truman Scorns GOP Heckling
‘Speak Out’ Demands On RFC Issue Shunned
KEY WEST, Fla., Mar. 10 (UP) —President Truman today turned a deaf ear to Republican heckling about his absence from Washington and demands that he “speak out and act” on the RFC scandal. Instead, he went ahead with his work-and-play schedule as he moved into the second week of his three-week vacation, . Mr. Truman awaited the arrival of his chief counsel, Charles 8.
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CHARGE SOVIET ARMING SATELLITES—Yugoslavia in a 481-page White Book tha
charges t Russia is preparing the Soviet at overthrowing the Tito govern-
ment. The book said Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and Albania are mobilizing (*ank symbols) along the Yugoslavian frontier and producing Soviet-type arms in their factories. Type boxes on newsmap |
strength, according to Tito, who
also charges the Kremlin with supplying the Iron Curtain countries |
from Russia. Thief Is Conscious Of His Social Status
Side burglaries today sought a
{humble thief who prefers the ser-
vant’s entrance. : John Davis, 6021 Central Ave. (reported loss of a .metal bank ‘cogtaining ‘$21 burglar who. broke the glass in the rear door to gain entry last night. . : ‘A similar entry technique was discovered nearby .at 6120 N.
Empein, Police said the ‘house was ransacked. Extent of loss may not be determined, however, until the Emlein family returns from an out-of-city trip.
DeldWare, home of Hardld M.
The Minister of Interior reported to the assembly that four arms caches were seized Thursday night, just before the revolu-
ment himself until emotions cool. > 0 Russ Eye Country Premier Razmara had been
Murphy, who had remained behind in Washington to handle negotiations aimed at quelling labor's revolt against mobilization policies.
Senteney Given
it after U. 8. delegate Natherlands
long, .. ‘speech denouncing Soviet dele-]|
tionary movement was to start. The security agents also found a manifesto expressing hope of setting up a Communist state after the legislative assembly and the constitutional government were abolished. :
The government announced today that the atrength of the Dutch contingent fighting under Gen. Douglas MacArthur will be increased from 700 to 900 officers |and men. An advance party of 20 officers and men is en route to Korea by plane. The remainder will leave shortly by ship.
Yugoslavia Yugoslavia’s top field caommander said today that Marshal Tito’s army could beat back an attack by the Russians or their satellites. Col. Gen. Peko Dopchevic followed up Yugoslavia's “white book” accusing Russia of plan-
counted on to maintain stability in Iran, on which the Russians have long had designs. Hg was well committed to a reform government against wealthy landowner opposition in parliament. He had “strong man’ propensities, which, it ix felt here, were needed in the delicate Persian isituation. | The Shah may have to take
over the strong-man role in the {absence of anyone else of Premier Razmara’s stature, despite some doubts as to Shah's own qualifi|cations for the job. | One hope manifest here is that parliament, if, it approves nationalization to placate the emotion - charged supporters of it, might then deliberately drag its feet. This would give the Shah time ito maneuver until a solution is found for the crisis, possibly in more substantial royalty from th present concessionaires. The State Department is watch{ing developments with great apprehension because Iran, a Middle
(ning an attack by speaking at Eastern keystone, is regarded as
{the opening session of the second 5 * t” inst C ist Morrison are respected highly by 9 a “sore spot” agains ommunis their diplomatic allies here, the ¢On8ress of the “National Liber- encroachment. The United States
new secretary is expected to pro-| ation War Veterans Federation.” has given it military aid and has
vide a sharper approach to difficulties which the two friendly powers face with each other and the Communist bloc. |
Russia
The Supremeg Soviet Council
today unanimously adopted Rus- pi.h police believed is owned in Pun & Bradstreet, New York, will | part by a man under Kefauver talk from the viewpoint of the
sia’'s highest budget in history featured by the first percentage rise in defense expenditures since
the end of World War II.
It called for a defense appropriation of- 96,376,000.000 rubles—-| nominally $24,094,000,000 — rep-|
‘resenting 21.3 per cent of the
entire budget. Finance Minister Arseny Zverev said in introducing the budget| last Wednesday that the defense allocation was increased to com-|
bat the Western nations’ prepara- « tions for a third world war. |
" . India A Tibetan-Communist Chinese peace treaty which would give China the right to garrison Ti-| bet's frontiers was reported in the | making today. { Reliable sources said the Chi-| nese were willing to ‘give Tibet responsibility to’ run its internal affairs. ? The sources said the proposal from Peiping was brought to the Dalal Lama in the Tibetan town |
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of Yatung, néar the Indian bor-| der, by his brother Tarkse Rim- | poche from Communist-held Ti-| betan territory.
| China Chinese Communists executed 45 “bandits and secret agents” in Canton yesterday in the biggest mass execution since the current purge began, it was reported today. : A leftist dispatch said the executions were carried out under the new regulations which provide the death penalty for “anti-state” crimes,
France
Premier Henri Queuille lined up ®
a caretaker government today in preparation for the nation’s first general elections in five years. The mild - mannered country doctor turned statesman was expected to name France's 16th government since 1944 by tonight. He said it. would be almost identical with Rene Pleven's cabinet, thrown out 10 days ago. Mr. Queuille obtained a 359 to 205 vote of confidence from “the
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Shooting Is Linked To Kefauver Probe
CHICAGO, Mar. 10 (UP)-—A nattily-dressed gunman shot and killed one man and wounded {three others today in a tavern
committee subpena.
ing was an attempt to halt any
“singing” by future witnesses be-|
fore the Kefauver committee in its investigation of the rich policy gambling here.
{had economic aid waiting for ap|proval by parliament.
en Eri Official to Talk Here
Meril A. May, vice president of
[Christian layman Thursday night
Police theorized that the shoot- following the weekly dinner in the)
{Third Christian Church. Mr. May recently was elected {to the Board of Directors of the {Disciples of Christ Pension Fund {whose headquarters are here,
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ments in the effort to heal the rift between the administration and organized labor. Meanwhile, all inquiries about testimony developed in the Senate) RFC investigation are being brushed aside by White House {Press Secretary Joseph Short with |“no comment.” That also has been the official reaction to demands voiced by two Republican Senators—Homer |B. Capehart of Indiana and William F. Knowland of California. . Sen, Capehart yesterday called for Mr, Truman to “speak out” and “take appropriate action” to correct what he called the “corruption and rottenness” turned up by the Senate RFC inquiry. Earlier, Sen. Knowland's demand that the President “return home and clean house” fell on deaf ears here. * As for Republican intimations that Mr. Truman does no work when he is away from Washington, Mr. Short told newsmen:
House may presage new develop-
5-Year U. S. Term
Slayer, 16, to Serve in
National Boys’ School
Wiley E. Senteney Jr., 16, of 1620 Spann Ave., will spend the next five years of his turbulent youth in the National Boys’ |8chool in Washington, D. C. | The youthful holdup-slayer and two other 16-year-olds were sentenced to the federal institution y by Federal Judge Wiliam .E. Steckler for escaping from the Indiana Boys’ School at Plainfield Feb. 186. The trio, captured in Beaver, Utah, in a stolen truck used in their escape, will stay in the National Boys’ School until they become 21, : They claimed they fled from Plainfield because of frequent floggings, charges that were denied by authorities. Senteney originally was sentenced to the Indiana Boys School
Morrison a
Called Jim
of his Majesty's Secretary of Sta
policeman, His mother was a ho He got where he is today through grit—and politics. He is a master politiclan—the Jim Farley of the Labor Party machine, But in British politics the Jim Farleys get much bigger demands than postmaster generalships. Mr, Morrison is one of the big three of the Labor Party. Mr, Bevin and Prime Minister Attlee are the other two in this triumvirate, Faces Big Task {
. The. job of Foreign 8 a big one and vitally important these days. But Mr. Morrison has had just as big a job ever since the Socialists first won office in 1945 in the labor landslide victory he greatly helped promote. | He has been Mr. Attlee's No. 2
{—Deputy Prime Minister as well |as leader of the House of Com{mons. { More fortunate with his health
“7 !than Mr. Bevin, he still has en- of becoming a newspaperman. But
ergy to shoulder the heavy re-
YH sponsibilities of ‘state, He is con-|independent Labor Party elected
{sidered the most likely man to
Police investigating two North succeed Mr. Attlee as prime min- making a name for himself in
ister one day, Mr, Morrison, however, would {never have got started on the {success ladder if he hadn't the
grit and ambition to overcome
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‘Suffers Weak Ankles .
He, lost the sight of his right eye in an accident shortly after he was born. And he suffered from weak ahkles so. much that at times he could hardly walk. Not until he reached middle age were the ankles cured by a wellknown manipulative surgeon. Now Mr. Morrison is able to dance and he is so fond of it he often spends a whole evening with Mrs. Morrison dancing at a social function. Mr. Morrison's weak ankles kept him from playing football and cricket with other schoolboys. As compensation he developed a passion for reading. He kept this
boys of his generation he had to leave. school at the age of 13.
Worked as Errand Bay
He went to work as an errand boy. He often put in 13 to 18 hours a day, but still found time to read. At first however he read-only poys’ books. (To this day he is fond of adventures stories and .is known to be” gfan of the BBC serial, “Dick ‘Barton, Special Agent.”) Then as he grew older he turned his attention to more serious stuff. Some people say this was on the advice of a phrenologist whom he paid sixpence to “read his bumps.” The phrenologist supposedly told young Morrison that he had a good head and “might even become prime minister one day.” But he would have to change his
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New British Foreign Secrétary Born in W Class District—Far Cry From a Dandy
. By WILLIAM McGAFFIN S08 LONDON, Mar. 10 (CDN) — Herbert Morrison, like Ernest Bevin, is a far cry from the dandies who used to hold the big
He was born in London 63 years ago on the wrong side of the Thames in the workingclass district of Brixton. His father was a
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Whether the phrenologist was responsible or not, it is a fact that Mr. Morison started reading things like Macaulay's “History lof England,” Kropotkin’s “Field, Factories and Workshops" Blatchford's “Merrie England,” ak well as books by Charles Darwin, Herbert Spencer, Karl Marx and so on:
Joins Federation Cat A % youth fhe was weil on the left when he joined the Social Democratic Federation and used to wear a red necktie—to the great disgust of his father who was a dyed-in-the-wool conserva. tive. ¢ When he was 21, Mr, Morrison joined the independent labor party. He was a telephone operator at Whitbread's Brewery then. For a while he toyed with the idea
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~~ HERBERT MORRISON—Brifs. ain's new foreign secretary, did. He's always been ambitious, with a chin and straight lips that he presses fo gether with the lower one truding. Mr. Morrisons a good speaker ~not nearly so gifted as “Nye Bevan, for instance—but m better #han Mr. Attlee. No love is lost between him an Ernie Bevin. It's. an open secret that Mr. Bevin would have preferred to see his protege Colonial, Seerstaty Jim Grifiths succeed him as foreign secretary, That would have given Bevin a chance to keep his foreign office, for Griffiths would have unquestionably listened to Mr. Bevin and done as he'said. But Mr. Attlee apparently felt the job called fof someone with greater statute than Mr. Griffiths,
then the Brixton branch of the (him chairman and he started
| politics. ; After this the London Labo! Party made him part time secre{tary and lLils career gs a profes'sional politician. was launched. | In the course of the years Mr. (Morrison has progressed so far {from his early extremism that he [is ‘now. regarded as a ‘safe BoA es Sh BE Ti Tr. ‘Mr. Attlee who helps in jel THI Ae Ameyican 3 the job. He can be counted on‘te continue Mr, Bevin’s pro-Ameris can foreign policy. Eid Coporieht, tor ae ndiananolis Times rr ———— rt ne.
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