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December 16, 1949 - Image 32

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1949-12-16

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tentate. Debutantes swooned at 32—THE JEWISH NEWS

U. S. Entertains Iran's Shah
While Ambassador Covers Up

By MILTON FRIEDMAN

(Copyright, 1949, Jewish Telegraphic Agency, Inc.)

WASHINGTON—While the Shah of Iran (Persia) was
royally entertained in the United States, his Ambassador
admitted that Jews were being kicked out of Iran.
Ambassador Hussein Ala's explanation was a classic.
It seems that because Iraq persecuted Iranian business-
men (including Jews) , Iran was forced to retaliate by the

the sight of him. U. S. and Ir-
anian flags flew side by side. A
skiing party was organized in
his honor at Sun Valley. State
Department men catered to his
every whim.
\But the question was, "Mr.
Shah, how about human rights
in your country? You are en-
joying the hospitality of a na-
tion made up of people who
fled foreign persecution. No
group of foreigners was ever
expelled from America as a
`reprisal' measure."
Perhaps the Shah would take
this question home with him.
He sought our money but maybe
he would take home some ideals
more precious than money.

expulsion of 1,470 Iraqi Jews andOt,
When the Shah first arrived
30 other Iraqis. Most of the Jews
had probably fled to Iran to es- in Washington he was greeted
with perhaps the most lavish
cape persecution in Iraq.
Hussein Ala pointed out that display of State Department
the "retaliation move" was cer- pomp and ceremony since the
tainly not directed at Jews but visit of the King and Queen of
CARD OF THANKS
only against Iraqi nationals England. His arrival in the capi-
The family of the late Benja-
tal
was
timed
to
coincide'
with
living in Iran. It was only co-
min Glazer wishes to thank
incidental that the vast ma- the evening rush of government friends and relatives for the
workers
on
their
way
home.
Po-
jority of the Iraqis in Iran
lice prevented them from cross- many kindnesses shown them in
were of the Jewish faith.
their recent bereavement. ,
Hov7ever, the "Jews are very ing streets. Mobs choked Penn-
touchy" and think all political sylvania Avenue as thousands
actions in the Middle East "are poured out of Government build-
directed only against Jews," Mo- ings. Official Washington was
hammed Goudarzi, second secre- determined to make a big im-
Season's Greetings
tary of the Iranian Embassy .; pression on the Shah.
And
the
Shah
was
determined
said.
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Questioned at the State De- to make a big impression on of-
Over 20 Yrs. of Service
ficial
Washington.
He
told
his
partment by reporters, Hussein
Ala openly admitted the expul- first press conference that Iran
WE NEVER SLEEP
sion. In fact, he said he was was proud of its historic toler-
glad to be asked about it so that ance of minorities. Asked if he
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wished Israel well, the Shah re-
he could "explain."
He said that expelled Jews plied that Iran had not yet rec-
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would not be forced to go back ognized Israel. He noted . that
Iran
was
"a
good.
Moslem
coun-
110
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to Iraq. They were as free as
the swallows of Capistrano. A try."
TE. 1-4353
The nation bowed and scraped
report suggested that they might
even go to the United States: "Of before the mighty Iranian Po-
course," • Hussein Ala agreed,
"they could go to the United
States."
A quick thinker, the Ambassa-
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couldn't understand reports of
mistreatment of Iranian na-
tionals. He was then informed
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