Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1951 — Page 19

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‘He'd Better Get a Bullet-Proof Vest'— Ala, Iran's New Premier,

Foe of Russia, Friend of West

| LAKE BUCCESS, N. Y., Mar. {15 (CDN)--The Communists are burned up over the appointment lof Hussein Ala as premier of oflrich Iran to succeed Gen. All Raz-

mara, assassinated last week by b

Moslem nationalists, Mr. Ala, a

former ambassador to the United States, gave the Boviet Union one of its most humiliating diplomatic

defeats back in 1946 and the |

{Kremlin will never forgive him,

Mr. Ala, defying Russia when |

the United Nations was in (its infancy, demanded that Soviet troops get out of northern Iran, {He made it stick and Andrei |Gromyko, then Russian delegate {to the United Nations, boycotted {a number of Security Council {meetings while the United Na{tions kept an eye on withdrawing {Red troops. The Western bloc of nations, of course, were gratified at Mr, {Ala's proposal by the Iranian {Senate and the Shah's acceptlance of his appointment. | Trouble Not Ended | While it is bailed as a distinct {victory for anti-Communist forces {In that country of 16.5 million, it {by no means settles unhappy {Iran's struggle against poverty

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and economic domination from outside. “Ala will be lucky to last a month,” declared a Polish ob« server at the United Nations. “Razmara died for playing ball with the British oil interests. Ald better get himself a bullet-proof vest.” : The nationalist group is threat« ening to liquidate cabinet meme {bers and the Shah himself in {their fanatic campaign to nationalize the oil industry and get

rid of the British.

Helps Take Off Heat the Azerbaijan _distriet, { which has a common border with | Russia, hidden Communist radio

1 stations seek to create a fulls

scale revolution. They hope, of course, to seize power while the other two competing factions are |warring. | In recent weeks, the Commu inists have been urging those dis|satisfied with the government to {kill the government leaders. Ex{perts here say there is ne indica. {tion that the Moslem nationalists

&1 have Communist sympathies,

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The United States purc some oil from Iran, It also has been advising the Shah on a program for dividing the land among peasants to ¢ the heat off his government. . The British government owns the concession as a result of a by Winston Churchill some Ss 480. A recommendation t Iran get a. larger share from the oil income was approved recently by the government but failed to win parlia.

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| Choir to Give Concert at Anderson

. State Service ANDERSON, Mar. 15 — The Westminster Choir of Princeton, N. J., nationally famed group directed by Dr. John Finley Williamson, will give a concert in Anderson High School gymnasium at 8:30 p. m. tomorrow. . Sponsored here by the Anderson College 1950-51 Artists Series planning committee, Prof. Robert Nicholson, chairman, the choir will come to Anderson following an Indianapolis concert tonight for members of the Contemporary Club.

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