Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 47, Number 182, Decatur, Adams County, 4 August 1949 — Page 6

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Link Mobsters To Aga Khan Robbery $36,000 In Rewards Offered For Robbers , Nice. France. \ug I *I’P» | I Police Haiti today they believed the | daring IW.OOo daylight robbery of the Aga Khan and hit* beautiful French wife may have been maulerminded by New York mobster*. A trans Atlantic polite alarm for the four masked bandits, along with .-. full description of the 43 pieces of loot taken from the.Aga’s wif-. the Begum, was cabled to police m \ merit a Insurance investigators who flew from Britain to the Riviera are exI ploring the possibility that tie i | gerns may have been placet! aboard I a ship or plan*- en route to the I'nited States. The Begum, furious at the gunI men who seized virtually her entire | Jewel collection at the point of a submat binegut*, angrily offered i ' $26,000 reward for information lead Ing to their arrest. The Begum's offer raised to $36, 000 the amount of reward m*>n-y placed on tile head* of the mobs ters Tlie Aga earlier offered a $16.• imo reward and "no questions asked " The American mobsters who staged tile sticktlp of tlie fabulously wealthy Aga Khan may have been among those known to be vacationing <>n the Riviera or those deposed from the I'nited States. Police said they believed the robbery of the Aga Khan yesterday was conceived by tlie same master mind who ordered th*- s6**o,ooo loot Ing of the Van 4'leef ami Arpels Jewelry house in the northern resort town of Deauville just 21 hours earlier The four men who held up the Aga Khan were masked with dark ' glasses and they mad*- their geta- ! way in a stolen car in the New York manner Insurance investigators were under orders to locate the Begum's gems before some of the priceless pieces were broken up to be sold While working on the theory that the stickup was master-minded byNew York mobsters, police also explore d two other theories | 1 That the four bandits were I members of the famous Par's "Traction Avant" gang which * ar ried out a series of daring robb»ries in the capita! am! now mayhave moved to tlie resorts ol Joutn- ! * rn France with the society crowd 1 2. That they might lie former French resistance men. exiled Spanish Republicans or even Communist* seeking to enrich their treasury as did the Italian partisans in tlie last days of the war _i In Paris, interior minister Jules Much <alled a special meeting of ilepartmental chiefs of French pol ice to coordinate the search I The state of New Jersey ranks sixth in tlie I'nited States manufacturing.

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