Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1951 — Page 2

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MepUsKil.. . Death to Ve EW : Iran's Premier Pledges Struggle As Bloodthirsty Slogans Rise

By JOSEPH MAZANDI United Press Stat Correspondent

TEHRAN, Iran, Sept. 27 — - o ‘Weeping, tottery Premier Moham- : med Mossadegh pledged before a. crowd crying for British blood today that his government will struggle against Britain “with all our strength” to preserve the nation’s rights. The crowd outside Parliament Building, estimated at 2000, broke into his ented address with shrieks of: “Let us kill--let T= us shed blood--death to the British!” When someone hurled a bouquet of flowers at the 69-year-old = Premier, he fainted and was car- © J ried to his home for injections. | Premier Mossadegh, standing on a chair on the buildings steps and held up by two aides, addressed his people for the first time on the oil nationalization crisis with Britain.

“With All Our Strength”

“We shall struggle against the eh th an ur Spreng © » - (pleaded. “They. are our friends. : shouted. {Say instead, ‘may God Almighty Baby Delivered The crowd cheered wildly and Suide England’™ _ : demanded punishment of alll He broke down in tears several From Dead Mother | “traitors.” {times during his exhortations to But the premier, his voice shak- (the crowds assembled before him GARY, Sept. 7 (UE) =A Pav ing and tears streaming down his just as the British cabinet met in gin was elivered ory oad | cheths, warned bis People against.]andon 10 duerde whether to use here and doe ethod today the

shouting bloodthirsty slogans. a ” “Don’t say death to them,” he! A short time earlier, the Majlis, infant had a “fair” chance for!

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(lower house of parliament) failed for the sixth successive time to

derce on his oil program. As at

degh was unable to raise a guiorum for a vote, The immediate crisis in the oil dispute was brought about by Iran's order expelling 333 British technicians at the huge Abadan oil refinery by Oct, 4. Both the premier and the people burst into tears when he appealed against any cries of death to the British. After Mossadegh’s address, Hossein Makki, violently anti-British chairman of the oil commission, shouted for the expulsion of British Ambassador Sir Francis Shepherd. The anti-British demonstrations became Joudest when Premier Mossadegh had declared > 5 *___. Britain had paid Iran only £110,a CEMILR | MOSSADEGH-— 000,000 ($308,000,000) in oil royale uggle. ties and taxes in the past 40 years.

Mrs. Bernie Haroldson. 27, of | Gary, died of polio at 11:30" p. m.|

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give Mossadegh a vote of confi-

previous sessions Premier Mossa-

land Pl, was arrested after the tion was given him by a woman band, Kenneth works at the location of Abadan as the Persian Gulf outlet for the bulk of Iranian oil.

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: ? Law Police today held an Indianap-. “It looked phony fo me right yesterday, amd moments later | American er, Bremen: olis man in connection with a away.” Said Mertin Sterwayl. 1 Sostors Seuversd the baby by THIS IS THE FUSE TO THE POWDER KEG—Here is the age Abadan refinery where Britain Si de ga cen. Ei 2 forged proscription for MOTPHN® was on the prescription, and he The child was one month pre-| has gathered the last of its Iran il fechwicians and threatened fo we force if necemary fo keep [5a i wh Puerto

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