The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 25, 1953, Page 8, Image 8

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Deposed Mosssdegli
: IransJeried;; to Jail
" (From Plush Quarters
By DON SCHWIND
: TEHRAN, Iran (JP) Ousted and ailing ex-premier Mohammed
Mossadegh, long regarded as one of Iran's richest men, was reported
to hare been transferred Monday from the plush officers club
here to a jail cell.
Mossadegh was kicked out last
week at the climax of a political
upheaval which first sent the Shah
toto a brief exile and then brought
aim back after the nationalist Pre
mier's downfall j
The report of Mossadegh's in
' carceration : under more stringent
conditions came as dispatches from
Washington said the Shah's urgent
appeal for emergency funds for his
country was receiving sympathetic
gtudy by the United States.
' (In London, official sources said
the United States, acting as a
friendly - middleman, also ! might
move soon to clear the way for new
talks aimed at settling the two-year-old
British-Iranian oil row.
- (The informants said Ley Hen
derson, UJS. ambassador to Tehran,
bad arranged to confer with Iran's
new Premier, Ma. Gen. Fazollah
Zahedi. in a day or two ! to dis
cuss the new regime'! foreign pol-
' Icies. 7 '?'::. j '
' iHenderson liielr wffl wand "Za
hedi out tin restoring diplomatic re
lations between Tehran aad Lon
don and negotiating - a settlement
of the oil dispute.) j
Since Mossadegh surrendered
Thursday to Zahedi, the aging ex
premier, long one of Iran's biggest
landowners, has been detained in
one of the four well-equipped rooms
on the top floor-of the '.Officers
Club. The building is one of the
largest and most luxurious in Teh
ran, j" -:;
' Official sources!" said that three
of Mossadegh's lieutenants who sur
rendered with im also were trans
ferred to the jail, location of which
was not disclosed. . j
Still sought by Zahedi's police is
Hossein Fatemi, Mossadegh's for
eign minister, and a key member
of the ousted government He was
reported to be hiding in the bills
north of Tehran. The government
has put a price of 100.000 rials on
:his head, j
VTith the 1 latest unofficial ex- j
change rate on the bazaars are 801
rials to the dollar, Fatemri ap
prehension would be worth $1,250
to the authorities.
The government's failure to kay
where Mossadegh's jail is situated
appeared to reflect newspaper de
clarations that mobs would kill
the ex-Premier if they could get at
nun.
Degrees Grow
With Family
BECKLEY, W. Va. ( The
family 'of Attorney Fletcher W.
Mann collects college degrees
with abandon. -
: Recently, son Jack, who holds
a B.A. and LL.B from West Vir
ginia University, bung out his
law shingle with his father who
also has a BA- and 1XJB. Mom,
an elementary school teacher, has
1 - One daughter, Mrs. . Edward
Nell of Detroit who formerly was
an instructor at Michigan State,
has B. A.. M. A and Ph.D de
grees. She is an assistant pro
fessor of political science at West
Virginia.
Can Potato Eating
Bring on tThis?
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. CP)
Kern county supervisors boast
that they carry more weight than
any ther five-man board in Cal
ifornia. . f
They average 250.8 - pounds.
Vance Webb of Taft is the big
gest supervisor, 6-4. and Weigh
ing : 272. Charles Salzer of Ba-
xersfield is the "baby" at only
205.
Incidentally, Kern County is ,
California's leading potato produ
cing area.
Chinese Reds
Back Riissi
InU.N.Talks
TOKYO (A Peiping Radio said
Tuesday Communist China backs
Russia in the U.N. Korean debates
and insists on the early withdraw
al of an foreign troops from Korea.
The Red broadcast, heard in Tok
yo, quoted a statement by Premier
Chou En-Lai, on the approaching
Korean peace conference.
Chou said the first business of
the conference should be the nego
tiation for withdrawal from Korea
of all foreign troops, including U.N.
and Chinese forces. He said early
negotiation of . this issue was in
accordance with the Korean armi
stice agreement
Peaceful Settlement
Next, Chou said, should come
peaceful settlement" of the Ko
rean question, evidently meaning
unification, and thereafter the dis
cussion of "other questions."
Chou declared the post-armistice
Korean political conference should
take the form of a round table
conference" with "the participation
of other nations concerned" and
not just those countries which par
ticipated in the Korean War.
However. Chou added that "any
decisions- of the conference must
obtain the unanimous .agreement
of both sides of the Korean armi
stice before they are adopted."
Accords With Vlshinsky
Chou said the Chinese Red gov
ernment stand regarding composi
tion of the political conference was
in accord with the proposal made
by Soviet Delegate Andrei Vishin
sky to the U.N. General Assembly
Aug. 18.
Vishinsky called for an 11-nation
peace conference which would in
clude not only the major Korean
war belligerents but also such non-
participants as India, Poland, Bur
ma and Sweden. The Russian's plan
which the - United State opposes,
would bar several of the nations
which furnished forces in Korea.
Chou said it was "unreasonable
that the U.N. General Assembly
should have refused to invite rep
resentatives" of Communist China
and the North Korean government
to participate in discussions con
cerning the political conference.
He said that because of this re
fusal the General Assembly "has
the responsibility" to keep Com-!
munist China and North Korea "in-1
Helicopters,
Air Age Baby
Now Mature
WASHINGTON (INS)- The
youngest member of the aircraft
family- the helicopter already
has accumulated several lifetimes
of flying experience.
The estimated 2,800 helicopters
thus far produced in the United
States have flown some 1,200,000
hours equal to about 137 years
of flying by a machine that first
went into commercial production
only seven years ago.
In fact, the first production-
type helicopter flew only. 14 years
ago in 1939.
Although a small segment of
the U. S. aircraft industry, the
rotor-plane manufacturers are
now in active production on 13
helicopter models. Current heli
copter industry employment is
less than 2 per cent ot the tout
aircraft and parts employment in
the nation.
Planes, official publication of
Aircraft Industries Association,
said that manufacturers report a
wide variety of models in various
stages of design and development
They range in size, according to
the International Air Transport
Association, from one to 60-pIace
craft
In, experimental stage is the
first of . the so-called "frying
cranes" or heavy weignwiiung
helicopters. Power plants of the
newer models Include piston, gas
generator,. turbepropV and tip-Jet
units. Cruismg speeds are ex
pected to range from 75 to 170
m.p.h. .-
Estimated total payroll of the
six U. S. companies now in pro
duction on helicopters is $51,-
900,000 annually. Employment by
these companies is currently 13,-
789. Plant area in use for heli
copter production is 2,087,000
square feet
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Babo
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Tot Spotless Woodwork
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Water Softener
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formed of all the proposals and rec
ommendations concerning the ques
tion of the political conference.
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