Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 196, Decatur, Adams County, 20 August 1953 — Page 8

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- _ ..; , . . j —I —• Cover Up TRIPOLI, Libya. UP — The gov- ’ ernor of Tripoiitania has requested foreign residents not to wear beach clothes in the streets of ttfk: North African city. Wall Siddik l Montasser said the. garb might• “offend local susceptibilities.’’ !. ! f • . , • "... ■. ■; Trade In a Good Town—Decaturi •

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Mexican Bird Guide i Chicago iri’i The first coin- : piehensive Hit-id guide book to the l birds of Mekicit has been prepared .here. Blake, associate ! cutatbi - )or birds of the Chicago • Museum <>f Natural History. pre- ; oared the book. “Birds of Mexico," whith list- njearly 1.1)00 species I found, there., | .

Dems Had It One > CONCORD, N. H. UP — New Hampshire, a Republican stronghold for many years, wasn’t -alwqys a joy to the GOP. During Franklin Piefcir's term as president. the Democratic party lost control of New Hampshire. Pierce was a native of Hillsborough.

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Shah Will Return From Short Exile New Government Has Taken Over: i l ■ ’I i BULLETIN’; Rondon, up — The official Tehran Radio said today that ousted Premier Mohammed Mossadegh of Iran has been captured by the royalist forces who now control 1 the. capital. r j ROME. UP — Shah Mohaidmed Reza Pahlevi asked his today to obey the new Iranian government and prepared to return Friday to Tehran from hi?. fourday exile. >4 r| The shah plans to leave -nbrip in a chartered plane shortly-'! &fter midnight for Baghdad. Iraq, he will board his personal plane, in which he fled his capital Sunday, for the flight to Tehran. Beautiful Queen Sorayu, -’the shah’s wife, will remain in Europe until , conditions in Iran J (ju‘ et down. She became ill this meaning. due to the excitement of-the news that an army coup hac| overthrown Premier Mohammed’ Mossadegh. and was ordered to ned. The shah was invited fbfrually by the new government to rlftiirn home. , ;■ i The cabled invitation wais signed by Premier Maj. Gen. Fazoljah Zahedi, whom the shah appointed to succeed Mossadegh before fleeing Sunday. i Htl. A SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL Prime Minister of Great Britain, is shown leaving 10 Downing Street, London, for his country home in tott frwas the first time Chtireh* • *!wted hit official residence fcb recent illness. He. has -w» *kaHne .. Mb > i inlry BbbJdanec. ( International R,»nwpwfp}

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. „ , aRI z ' i ■ *. r L ?•*■" *•■■ r> ‘ — **4tan- « I . JKI r ' -U ■ ' -A THESE DRAMATIC sea rescue photos show Ensign E. H. Barry hanging from a helicopter sling (upper) with parachute shroud trailing behind him in the water, and his sinking plane at right. He pushed back cockpit canopy bid. swam away thorn the sinking craft under water to keep from being sucked down by iL Later during the ’rescue (lower) his parachute opened, and the pull was so great he was dragged back Into the water. A mbtor whaleboat picked him up. The U. S. aircraft carrier is the Block Island, the plane a Grumman, the scene off Virginia cape! (International Soundphotoe)

Here's Box Score On World Atomic BlastsJ . I WASHINGTON UP U- The atomic box score as of Aug. k: I t - »- United States: 45 atomic explosions. This includes two)hydrogen bomb tests at Eniwetok. last fall—and in 19-51. , •■ ’ Russia: 4 known to "United States including Aug. 12-" hydrogen bomb test. . -p‘ > ; Britain: 1. A second i 4 planned soon|iiy Australia. ji

Peru Man Plays } Double Strike Role PERjT, Ind. UP — Hobart Winters has a dual role in the Indiana Bell Telephone Company strike.? He’s head of the local National Guard unit, alerted by Governor Craig to prevent strike violence. And he's head of the striking telephone) union’s local. \ 1 * I ' ‘ • ’f ! ■ J- . I. Trade in a Good Town—Decatu’

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