Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 September 1952 — Page 2

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Egypt's Strongman

_. Naguib Seizes Reins

As Premier to Mop Up!

By United Press CAIRO, Sept. 8—The army announced today it has arrested 48 prominent Egyptians to insure the success of new Premier Gen. Mohammed Naguib’s land reform

and anticorruption programs. There were widespread rumors)

of even more arrests, however, 7 The weekly newspaper Gambhour| ) oa El Misry said 76 persons had S | been taken into custody up to ’ f

dawn today.

Egypt everywhere was calm. 4 Gen, Naguib, who took over the di 1]] [dC premiership in .a surprise move|

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vesterday, summoned his new cabinet to make plans for speeding up what he calls the nation’s *“so-

By CARL HENN Works Board today awarded cial revolution.” lan $80,000 contract for a new Hand-Picks Cabinet {Oriental St. bridge over Pogue's {Run near St. Clair St. i The newspaper Al Ahram said, Board members also conferred the new cabinet was expected to witH™Fuyor Clark on how the put into ¢ffect at once the army's cost of repaving College Ave. i&| land reform program, which would to be shared with Indianapolis = limit individual ownership to 200 Railways Inc, when the last acres and distribute the surplus street car line in the city is disland to peasants. continued. ! It said the cabinet also would; Smith & Johnson Inc. was act speedily to purge Egypt's po- named to build the reinforced litical parties of their corrupt concrete bridge which will conleaders. |8ist of two 23-foot spans. Their Strong man Naguib became un- bid was $330 below a competitor, disputed head of the government A. T. Gravelie, and was $3600 in name as well as in fact when below the engineer's estimate, his hand-picked choice for the $80,000 Bond Issue premiership, Aly Maher, resigned! The project will be financed! shortly after the army began its/by an §80.000 bond issue. | roundup of prominent politicians! Ebert Johnson, company vice at dawn yesterday. | president, said his firm will beGen. Naguib, who forced King gin work in a week to 10 days Farouk to abdicate his throne 2nd hopes to finish the bridge

July 26 at the climax of a blood- in three to four months, weather, 3

less army coup, quickly formed a Permitting. government of civilian ministers. Mayor Clark suggested the However, he remained commander P0ard send Attorney Arthur in chief of the army. {Northrup to open negotiations Welcomes Change {with the transit firm on the Col|lege Ave. project. The Egyptian press unanimous-| ege Ave, project ly welcomed the new cabinet. Informed sources said some of «we want to get started on this the prominent Egyptians arrested, . io.» Mayor Clark said. “We'd BY hh aI Mle Jeléused 800M. )ixe to start covering street car oy) be aR Red ry ary frat tracks on spur lines like Marymainder on charges of corrup- |r gh ons St 50 He Sad tion and other crimes against] .

th {south.” | e state. : n | Mayor Clark also told the Among those caught In the, ,..q the trolley firm will con-

roundup and held at least tem- gtryct a turn-around for its porarily at a school in a Calro vehicles inside Broad Ripple Park, suburb were two former premiers, aster constfuction of a new en. two royal princes, the heads of|(rance to the park under study by the Wafd and Saadist parties and tne Park Board. a number of former cabinet min-| isters. ”

Gen. Naguib and his army as-| Juke Box Quits

soclates were known to be irked] h k by signs that the Maher cabinet! - was stalling on the land reform T e Hon y Tonk program and: the Wafd and] HARRISON, N.Y, Sept. 8 Saadist parties were dragging] .(UPJ>-The juke box, long a their feet in cleaning their own| nickeél-grubbing habitue of the houses of corruption. honky-tonk, went religious to- |

5 U.S. Fliers Saved | A

Asks Speedy Action

A brightly lit, 20-record maCOPENHAGEN -— A Danish chine provided visitors to St. | naval plane has rescued the 5-man| John's Lutheran Church with crew of a United States military| the comforting strains of such » C-47 plane that made a forced| spiritual hits as “A Mighty landing along Greenland’'s west Fortress Is Our Lord.” There | coast, the Danish Naval Informa-| was mo charge. Just press a tion Office announced today. button.

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OVERWHELMED—After winning Mrs. America title, Mrs. Evelyn Joyce Schenk of Irvington, N. J., (right) starts to faint. At left are Mrs. Florida and Mrs. Louisiana,

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FEELING BETTER — Mrs,

Schenk gets kiss from husband. Langley of Georgia.

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MISS AMERICA—Neva Jane

‘Mrs. America’ Cries. ~ And Slumps in Faint

By United Press Jet her wear a sexy béthing suit. | ASBURY PARK, N. J., Sept.| “I came here in a net bathing] 8~The mayor of this seaside re-isuit and they told me it was too| sort dared authorities at rival provocative to wear in the finals,” Atlantic City today to enter the she pouted. “They brought me a, new Miss America in a beauty black bathing suit that fit me] contest against Mrs. America. [like a tent. It was one devil of Mayor George A. Smock said a handicap.” he would give a $10,000 purse| Bert Nevins, promoter of the to charity if Neva Jane Langley Mrs, America contest, said he of Georgia, who became “Miss would sue 20th Century Fox America’ Saturday night, would Films and movie actress Marilyn | match her measurements with Monroe for $500,000. He said | Evelyn Joyce Schenk, crowned | tiley smeared his contest in a “Mrs. America” here last night. movie by hinting an unmarried Mr. Smock said Atlantic City woman could win it. had made slurring remarks about| The entire audience of 5000 apthe contest for married glamor playded the selection of Mrs. girls, : : Schenk, a brunet with a 35% Cries and Faints inch bust, 24 inch waist and 35% Mrs. Schenk, a bride of 10/jn0p hips, She is 5 feet 51% inches

months, cried and then fainted {,}; weighs 118 pounds and when the judges announced she o( year Ths P

had won the 14th annual contest . here. Her husband, a salesman | Beauty Likes Harry

at Jevinglon, N. J., rushed to her But She May Not Vote

“She’s always been nervous| ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Sept. and high strung and I guess this|8 (UP)—Brow-haired Neva Langwas just too much for her,” ley, the new “Miss America,” Schenk said. {shunned politics today as she Too Provocative started a 100,000-mile give ’'em Mrs. Edna Murphy, “Mrs. New glamor tour of the nation. York City,” was runner up for, Neva admitted she liked Presithe title, and Mrs. Dorothy Ben- dent Truman. She refused to comham of Minneapolis, and Mrs. ment on how she would vote. La Vonne Bond Breyer of Cin-| “In Georgia, we can vote when cinnati tied for third. {we are 18,” she said. “I have not But Mrs, Betty Eritt of Chi- registered yet. I'm afraid I won't | cago said the judges played a this year. Miss America and | mean trick on her by refusing to politics don’t mix.”

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