Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1951 — Page 20
FRIDAY, OCT.26, 1051 ‘Hell... . He Needs a Guy-Wire’'—
Visit Of Frail Mos
By ANDREW TULLY Seripps<Howard Staff Writer
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26Iranian Premier Mohammed
Mossadegh will be leaving town in a day or two, but it will take gome time for the State Department to get back to normal. nda " Some etime, Pa aa 2 thats, before > i everybody : stops walking softly and dares to speak above a whisper.
partment hireling reported— in a ried whisper.” “Everybody's as nervous as a bunch of cats for fear something will happen to the guy while he’s in this country. Heaven knows how
Mr. Tully
“It's awful,” | one State De-
many different kinds of hell: |
would bust loose over a thing Jie that ae Ey «The State Departnient,” of course,” couldn't say any such
thing, but it's a pretty sure bet |
Premier Mossadegh’s visit has |
been the most harrowing in the department's history. It's bad
enough that he represents a |
country embroiled in an oil feud with Great Britain which we're trying to arbitrate, but when vou add the fact that. even a slight raising of the voice might send him into a swoon you've got a situation to test the hardiest diplomat. = Ed ” SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN ACHESON is pretty hardy; after all, he’s spent practically his entire tenure being attacked by Congressmen. But even he looked a little shaken after ‘a two-and-a-half hour talk with the Premier at Walter Reed Hospital. “No comment,”
Mr. Acheson told the press as | he left the hospital, and his | tone was that of a man in need |
of a stiff drink.
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President Truman, too, has seemed unusually solicitous about Mr. Mossadegh's health. Generally, Mr. Truman greets foreign . visitors with all the hearty good humor of a Rotarfan welcoming a brother from Dubuque, but he toned it déwn con&iderably for Mr. Mossadegh. The. President greeted the premier warmly enough, of
course, with delighted grins.
and both of them gave But then,
as they turned. to go into Blair House for lunch, Mr. Truman showed his solicitude by leading Mr. Mossadegh in by the
hand.
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MR. MOSSADEGH, the President seemed to be implying, might faint, but he was not go-
ing to down - without a
struggle. jndther gimmick is that Walter Reed Hospital business. Washington is accustomed to visiting dignitaries taking over whole floors in swank hotels, but this is the first guy that ever shacked up at a hospital at $50 a day. Mr. Mossadegh went to Wal-
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ter Reed directly afteg his lunch with Mr. Truman, and was ushered. with great solemnity into the presidential suite, a tidy apartment of three rooms He went to bed at once, and there he has lain most of the time—even while conferring with Mr. Acheson. The poor man does look kind of peaked. He walks like his
gait ceremonies
House.
guy-wire.”
i va :, : ; : o> . ie 0 sadegh A Harrowing Experience For Capital : ; next step is going to be fatal, and_he seems to have a hard time staying erect. This faulty inspired a
.vin a bystander watching the attendant
salty
crack
to Mr, Mossadegh's welcome at Blair
rate. Phone PL aza 5531.
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“Hell,” said the citizen. “He | Now. to relieve ICKS READ don’t need a doctor—he needs a | distresswithout
.! dosing, rub on..
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