Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 August 1952 — Page 5

Religious Chief Of Iran Elected House Speaker

By United Press TEHRAN, Iran, Aug. 6—Seyed Kashani, Iran's most powerful religious leader and a key figure in the overthrow of hunted former Premier Ahmed Ghavam, was elected

speaker of the Majlis—lower house of parliament—today. The surprise election of Mr. —-— Kashani overshadowed these |

other developrhents in the fastbreaking Iramian political situ-| U S ation: ! ONE—Gen, Mahmud Bahar-|

mast was appointed chief of staff ' of the army in what appeared to|

be a rebuff for Premier Moham-/|

med Mossadegh. The general was

considered a supporter of the] 8hah rather than of the premier. | TWO—Military sources said| frontier guards have confiscated By Unifeq Presy small quantities of arms believed] CAIRO. Egypt, Aug. 6 — The smuggled across the border from{Sovernment j00k over control of the Soviet Union in the Julsa tX:KINg Farouk's multi-million area for use by the outlawed dollar holdings in Egypt today. Communist Tudeh Party. in apy Premier Aly Maher's cabinet future attempt to overthrow the 125 Bifht abpioved 4 decree plac government ing all Farouk's property in THREE— Police : : id Egypt—real estate, bank accounts Wii e sources . sald and {investments—in the hands , os rere) ligencelf a two-man sequestration board. f > ; Ne; The value of the deposed monTooeh Party has intensified “edu- arch's Egyptian real estate hold$a lion classes” in partisan war-ljngs alone is estimated at $515 . million to $575 million. ’ FOUR—Press reports said Iran, The deren shih That: = negotiating with Argentina for| J the purchase of oil tankers to Sk he not se oF paid for with Iranian oil. The pro-lepty in any Roney Som th prop government newspaper Bakhtar jot aD Sp hluw said Iran is prepared to accept! JO n i only 30 per cent of the purchase Phi) FAN Gelioss 3 Slediiors Price of Heal In seh any aPP1Y mit their claims to the sequestrate Jot tn ard the purchase ofition office or face six months’ imT'S. prisonment or a $280 fine. * Informed sources said Mr. The sei i J : : i¢ . sequestration board will Jashani is Doyearting Maus Mo. [comprise former Foreign Minister 8 Dbecaus ‘Ahmed Khashaba and former Mogeadest Nom he hag hethed Finance Minister Hussein Fahmy, phen oh Ne aon : og both independents politically. hat oy Rr Ppose, I. The government's action freezes ! e € Com: parouk’s personal accounts in

munist Tudeh Party. BR . . > ‘gyptian banks and puts in the Mr. Kashani, a moslem mullah .opinet's hands his personally

or teacher, sent his followers to... : > : owned estates. However, it does fight alongside Communists ot arfect the state-owned royal against police and army troops in .1aces in Cairo and Alexandria. the bloody demonstrations July = Nor goes it affect the millions 21 that led to Gen, Ghavam's resig- or qollars Farouk is believed to

nation and flight from the capital y it in A and the return of Mr. Mossadegh|'" On. deposit in American and

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Barbara Hutton U S Jets Bag | . Romance Hinted V+: Y- | SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6 (UP)| 1 {— 'Dime-store heiress Barbara IX ore (Hutton flew to Honolulu today

amid reports she will wed al British-born socialite. . Bombers Blast iss Hutton an old! > ro Lance nan het 16-year { Red Gold Mine 'witz - Reventlow, { {boarded a Pan[American Air|ways plane last {night along with la party of |friends, maids {and secretaries. ! The party included, reports

i | By United Press | SEOUL, Korea, Aug. 6— | America jet fighters destroyed six Communist G-15 jets in {four air battles ovér North Korea today to run ‘their two-day

bag to 10. | Another MIG was da |said, David Pley- {today’s blazing battles. With he |dell-Bouverie, 41, |six damaged in yesterday's frays, (now. a rancher in {the over-all toll of the enemy for (California's Val- Miss Hutton [= "5 00 "qavs stood at 17 de{ley of the Moon. Friends said they stroved or damaged. {will be married. ~ | The 5th Air Force said all | The 39-year-old heiress and ceyen MIGs hit today were {Pleydell - Bouverie have been yictims of Sabrejets of the 4th {friends for soma years, but no one onq 51st Fighter - Interceptor {suspected a romance had SPrung| wings, but did not specify at once 'up between the two. {how many aircraft were involved in the dogfights, ‘ While Sabrejets battled the

’ MIGs UN light bombers blasted S ormer a gold mine in North-Central Korea believed the primary source

of gold used by the Korean Reds

. . | to buy war materials. | p S an Ground action was light.

Truce Talks Halted;

] By United Press | | LURS, France, Aug. 6—Au- Only Guards on Hand

[thoritles issued shoot-to-killl p,\\NJOM, Korea, Aug. 6

orders to the searchers for the; slayer of a former aide of Gen.| (UP)—Korean armistice negotia-

Dwight D. Eisenhower, his wife,| tions were halted today with only and their 11-year-old daughter. a few Allied and Communist solThe killer used a U. 8. Army|diers on guard at this dusty, decarbine in the shooting of Sir| serted village. Jack Cecil Drummond, 61, a High-level negotiators will re'British nutrition expert, and Mrs.! sume their recessed talks MonDrummond. He smashed the skull day.

of the couple's daughter with the, butt of the carbine. Rhee Runs Far Ahead

: ® Mr. Drummond served in Gen. . Risen ors Bony vo ren South Korean Vote

ters during ‘the late months of, PUSAN, Korea, Aug. 8 (UP)— World War. II. ? ; | President. Syngman Rhee apHis wife, Anne! was shot through! peared today to be the winner of the heart and their daughter,| South Korea's first popular PresiElizabeth, 11, was beaten sol dential election on the basis of savagely that the carbine butt|half the returns. splintered. Their bodies were| Unofficial returns showed Mr. found beside a highway in the! Rhee leading his closest oppo-

wild Alpine foothills, where they/nent by 1.5 million votes. Returns

‘were camping in a tent, ! from rural districts may boost the The family was last seen alive lead. about an hour before midnight | By mid-afternoon, the count Monday. They were eating and Showed Rhee had 2.409.714 votes, putting up sleeping mattresses Cho Pong Am 507,335 and former for the night. Vice President Lee Shi Yong

; other banks abroad. ir as premier. | Farouk es been living in exile, A farmer, Pierre Dominici, dis- 425,445. ; . on Italy's Isle of Capri since hig covered the girl's’ beaten "er OFFICE Australian Group ¢ |forced abdication July 28. With Ving in white pajamas afew, . him are his son and successor, ours later. ew yards away . To Invite MacArthur 6-month-old King Ahmed Fuad, Was the body of per mother, clad | SUPPLIES BRISBANE, Australia, Aug. ¢ his second wife, now Princess in-a red dress./Near the tent was! (CDN)—Gen. Douglas MacArthur Narriman, and three daughters Sir Jack’s body. He was wearing - - SOCIAL will be invited to visit Australia by his first marriage. iblue pajama pants. 0 next year. { A posse of French troopers, STATIONERY The Australian-American Asso- B20 Crashes tramped the nearby woods until GREETING CARDS ciation has decided to ask the Breer. sunset Jesterday seeking | DECORATIONS AND general to be its honored guest at 4 5 3yel OF Cues | 2 the annual Coral Sea rte Near Tokyo | Last night police sought a FAVORS brations next May. TOKYO, Aug. 6 (UP) — A Foreign Legion deserter as a LEATHER GOODS , The association's guest this United Nations B-29 Superfortress Suspect, but it Was learned later DRAFTING year was Lt. Gen. Robert Eichel- crashed and burned tonight short- that the deserter had crossed MATERIALS berger, who commanded ground ly after taking off from Yokota Into Italy before the crime was) Woay troops in the Southwest Pacific In Air Force base on a combat mis- committed. y ave the last war. sion to Korea. The three apparently were, XT \ Li I O 0 I RS in two Nine of the 12-man crew para- Slain Sor Aon money and \ Fy. | LE chuted to safety. The fate of the Possessions. Their automobile was AIH WO He Oughta Learn & other three men was not imme- ransacked. Liane ili Some New Words diately known. : LONDON, A S (UPA Crew members jettisoned all . » Aug. ) —Aithe B-29's bombs before the L f Th S d T — —— shrill ery of “fire” startled pas-|crash. An Air Force spokesman] e e u n ay I m es

bound from Brazil for London. |were dropped in a sparsely popuStanley Plater, an animal im-{jgted area. porter, sheepishly uncovered the| The Superfort crashed about cage of a Brazilian parrot and seven miles houth of the Yokota

travelers: | Tokoyo. - ‘ “It’s the only word he knows.” |

Counterfeiters’ Stuff Strained Ankles, Is Good as Gold : Pains, Aches

MILAN, Italy, Aug. 8 (UP)—

Bewildered police released a band | from excessive standing

of counterfeiters today. even! though the culprits admitted or walking

striking off a batch of bogus

British golden sovereigns. Tutented wrap. Police could not hold the men eround design hecause the coins contained the! assures firm, same amount of gold as the bona ' comiortable

fide sovereigns. The counterfeiters said they made a profit on the difference in the market quotation for gold ingots and coins. |

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2000 Pray in Hiroshima 7 Years After-A-Raid

By United Press [blast unveiled a memorial monu-/effects. The American estimate|otherwise there are few traces of

HIROSHIMA, Aug. 6 -— Some ment as a British plane circled of the dead was 80,000. {the historic explosion. 2000 Japanese bowed their heads| overhead dropping flower wreaths : lin a minute of silent prayer to-|in respect to the Hiroshima dead. day and then, at 8:15 a. m.,| Japanese filed into temples an

The city looks today as if ft, a|never had seen war. It has 20|press.

But the bombing of Hiroshima not forgotten in the Japanese

(exactly seven years after the first|shrines in this city to pray for the motion picture theaters, twice thel A special report printed in the {atom bomb used in war fell on|thousands who died on Aug 6, number of old Hiroshima. {Nippon Times today gave a gra-

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