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MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1959 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE SEVEN Iraqi Commies Angry As Moscow Calls Shots Kriiliir's Mil William r D., an. AP newt analyst, is making another tour of the Middl? East. Because all dispatches sent from Baghdad are censored. Ryan wait ed until he reached Beirut to re port on Iraq. By WILLIAM L. RYAN BEIRUT, Lebanon (API There ! a strong suspicion in Baghdad that the Kremlin, in a calculated gamble, checked the Iraqi Com munists' bid to grab power. . Some such move apparently aroused disagreement and resent ment in the ranks of less disci plined party members. It looks as if there has been a serious split. But there seems little question that Moscow has prevailed. .Moscow seems to want to hold Iraq's Communists back so they ran handle the country like a chesspiece in the game for global power. Thus it may be months, even years, before the Commu nists try anything akin to a total takeover. Actually Moscow is toying with a powderkeg. None can say how long the fuse is. but the Middle East seems expecting a new ex plosion which will echo through out Iraq and the world. The Communists are enormous ly strong in the key Arab country. Their press has become the bell wether for all newspapers. In the city streets. Red Communist ban ners are eclipsing the traditional green standards of Islam. They have supporters, if not members, high in the govern ment. To the casual onlooker Iraq, a key to the Persian Gulf, seems a pushover for the Communists, so far gone as to be beyond rescue. But the Communists seem un able or unwilling to press their huge advantage to the utmost. Indeed they seem to be quarrel ling over the methods and pace to be employed in the attempt gradually to turn the country into a Middle East version of a peo ple's democracy. Moscow apparently is insisting on an internationalist approach. This clashes with the impatience of some local Communists who emerged from jails and under ground hideouts in July, eager to strike for power. Iraq should be an alluring pros pect for Moscow: a foothold in the Arab East, authority in an oil producing state, access to the Persian Gulf. If Moscow is willing. Iraq might be a Communist state in a matter of weeks. But Iraq is hot Hungary. It has no border with a Communist pow er. While Turkey and Iran slay with the West, there is little im mediate prospect of a land bridge for direct control of Soviet troops. Isolated Iraq might prove diffi cult to hold. An explosive overturn would be a Communist black eye won at the price of economic political penetration elsew re. From Moscow, Baghdad's Com munist leaders heard a stern warning against opportunism. In Red jargon that means attempt ing a decisive step without ad vance assurance of success. Moscow seems to want a patient program along tested lines such as made Hungary, Bulgaria and Romania people's democracies with the help of Soviet troops over a period of years. Iraqi Communists would continue to support the premier and cur rent hero, Maj. Gen. Abdul Karim Kassem. The party would participate with others in, a national union front, dominate it and prepare carefully for the time when it is able to take power in its own name. Moscow has a bigger goal than Iraq in mind a long run stab at a large slice of the Middle East. Westerners keep telling them selves that Iraq is a highly vola tile and unstable land where things change suddenly. Yester day's hero can be tomorrow's monster, as President Abdel Ga mal Nasser of the United Arab Republic learned. Many Iraqis still look to the West for help and support. If the Communists are not able to strike, the contest would seem far from over. Pair Complete 2,300 Hike From California To Mexico MEXICO CITY (AP)-Two Cal ffornians boasted they could walk J.3O0 miles to Mexico City. Twelve pairs of shoes later they made it. Bill Tynan and Bill Bates, both from Los Angeles and 28, quit good jobs for adventure. They don't regret it. But both Bills say: "We're through walking for a while. We'd even accept a ride on a bicycle. The 7-month trip started from Los Angeles Oct. 18, 1958. Un shaven, they soon looked like Fidel Castro's Cuban rebels. "In fact, we were mistaken for Cubans several times," said Ty nan, who resumed from Walt Dis ney Studios for the jaunt. "And once in Sinalca de Leyva, In the state of Sinaloa, we were arrested as Russian spies." Bates, who worked for Douglas Aircraft, said they had been warned that Yaqui Indians might cause trouble in remote areas. "People told us they would cut cur throats. Instead, they ran every time they saw us coming." The walkers carried r-o weap ons of any kind. We were often stopped and aearched. Indians would come up. sort of surround us, make a thor ough search, and as soon as they found we were unarmed, they be came friendly." Actually. Indians helped make (he trip possible. The two started from Los Angeles with MOO be tween them, hoping to live on (1 a day. Suit Names DeMilleSon HOLLYWOOD fAP The late Cecil B. De Mille's son, John, 43. Is defendant in a divorce suit filed Friday by Louise De Mille. 44. She alleged cruelty. She said community property property consisted only of S5.000 Insurance on her husband s me and asked that he be compelled to maintain the premiums with her s beneficiary. She asked only $1 monthly ali mony but $200 montly support for two of their three children. The eldest, Allan, is 21; John is 16 and pianne, 11. The couple was married in 1934 and separated last December. Air Enqineer Back On Job BOSTON (API E. Arthur Bon ney returned to Johns Hopkins Uni versity yesterday for brief resump tion of a career as an aeronautical engineer which won him the Navy's Meritorious Public Service cita tion, the second highost award to a noncivil servant. But it will be only a summer long return to thai career. Bonney. 40. .left his job of 13 years with the Applied Physics Laboratory of Johns Hopkins last year to enter the Gordon Divinity School, a nondenominational school at Beverly Farms, Mass. "It was just the calling of the Lord," he said. He will resume hit studies next fall. "j was presented a citation Fri day for his leadership in the de velopment of the aerodynamic de sign of the Terrier, the Navy's first operational surface-to-air (uided missile. The word "Lvnchinz" is believed In have derived its name fromr J.'dge Charles Lynch, a Virginia Justice of the peace, who in 1780 caused British loyalists to be flogged without giving them re course to due process of law. 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