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Iran Reds Beat 1000 Planes U.S. Army Man, Rip Targets Stone Aid Office Of Korea Reds

By United Press 1 By United Press SEOUL, Korea, July 24—More TEHRAN, Iran, July 24—Communist mobs beat Up 8 than 1000 United Nations land. U. 8, Army officer and stoned an American economic aid/and carrier-based planes blasted ce toda {Communist power plants, supply offi od y as anti-Americanism mounted throughout Iran.’ dumps and barracks yesterday ‘Ambassador Loy Henderson promptly ordered all in another demonstration of AlAmerican Point Four economic] lied aerial might. assistance offices throughout Iran 1 U. 8. carrier-based Raiders closed and instructed American . heavily damaged five well-pro-citizens to remain indoors. | tected power plants south of Won-| Communist and Nationalist {san in the east, while Sea Furies

| land Fireflies from the British lator De et {carrier Ocean in the Yellow Sea the U. S. supported discredited, . (hit power facilities north .and (west of Haeju. deposed Premier Ahmed Ghavam,| "| Two hundred American fighterand by assalling the American © bombers blasted the barracks and judge's vote against Iran at the storage area at Osan, a village ¥world Court hearing on the {10 miles south of Wonsan, with Anglo-Iranian ofl dispute. bombs, rockets and machine-gun Member of Mission

fire. B-29 Superfortresses followed boy OC agtiean Any omer ‘through during the night by BLN by a communis. mo 5 [blasting a big rail yard at YangA member of the military mission \aok. west’ of 'Wonsan. i lg ely han lranian ” In the attacks on the power held. While raining blows on the

plants, Pantherjets from the car{rier Bon Homme Richard first hapless officer, the crowd shouted: he Dom “Out with U, 8. advisers.” .

(softened up Red antiaircraft re-| f |sistance around three installaRed mobs demonstrated outside 1 : |tions near Wonsan. Then SkyAmerican economic assistahce of-| raiders and Corsairs delivered fices throughout Tran. In Tehran, , IN THE SADDLE-—Maj. Gen. their loads. demonstrators shouted: Mohammed Naquib Bey | Seventy-five per cent of the “Throw the Americans out. We] United Nations bombs fell on the target, including direct hits with

don't want them to spread their : . germ warfare here.” enera IC S {1000 and 2000-pound missiles. At Isfahan, 200 miles south of | Planes from the carrier Prince-

{ton also hit two power plants and hran, toned ge 3 Comumist ob sto {reported an estimated 80 per cent

the American Point Four office zaAs Ay and smashed doors and windows |destruction of targets. before armed police dispersed, { Ground action slowed to a near

them, Martial law was imposed {stop. Fighting all but ceased for

in Isfahan. By United Press “Old Baldy” Hill on the westCAIRO, Egypt, July 24—Pre- central front, with the Allies and Ghavam Still Loose mier Aly Maher Pasha, shoved the Reds each holding half of the

Today was observed as a day into office by a military coup, height. of national mourning for some] hoped to complete today a cab-| At Panmunjom, United Nations 23 or more Nationalist demon-|inet pledged to clean governmentiand Communist truce delegates strators killed by army troops last and expulsion of the British from held their longest meeting—26 Monday while crowds stormed/the Suez Canal Zone and the minutes—in five days, but there the parliament building clamoring | Sudan. . |was still no indication of progfor the ouster of then Premier] Mr. Maher said his cabinet ress. Ghavam. {would be mainly. Judepenaent, The ——— eee is, oi house of premier was expected to hold the WILL os special il1{foreign and interior portfolios $8 159 Offered Fowl

Bimself. Breed t Fair today allocating a special allow-| r ers at ra ance to relatives of these killed] King Farouk named Mr. Maher total of $8159 in cash premi) in the Hoting. \premier yesterday on demand of| A total o Pp

Maj. Gen. Mohammed Naguibums will. be offered to Hoosier Mr. Ghavam still was at large poy who had proclaimed himself \nouitry producers at Indiana's despite a nation wide policommander in chief of the Centennial State Fair which opens search. He quit as premier at povniian army and seized control the height of Monday’s riots and {here Aug. 28. Eo of the country in a bloodness| poosier farmers will realize fled the capital. Orders went out| ; for hi t at sight Cou: ‘more than $135 million this year ia a i Lk B Sen. Naguib. tod newsmen he trom poultry, State Fair Poultry y |had no political ambitions and Director L. J. Demberger, of INDIANAPOLIS said the army would resume its! Stewartville, said. TRAFFIC CASUALTIES regular functions as soon as the) Mr. Demberger said cash prizes (205 Days) Inew government has been formed. will be offered for 98 different! 1951 1952 | The general withdrew tanks classifications of poultry, including, Accidents ......4441 © 4423 [from Cairo’s streets last night,/26 ornamental breeds, as well as JInjured eeeneeg+ 1812 + 108%, (but armed troops still guarded for 15 classifications of ducks and) Dead ... re 84 34 'key points in the city. six of geese. |

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