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Officers To Trial

SEOUL 8-Three klgh.rankine
South Korean army officers. In
Gliding q brlgadier general. are
being tried By q hsgh military court
at Iaegu en- charges of violating
south korea's national security
las.
Details Of the esarFes were not
dlvulaed.
Ore Is TIE former chief NJ the
Repuhiie os kerca army intell..
renee burean. Bra. Gen. kim
ChonK PyunR. An informed source
said Kim = aeeased Of givlna 4
military secret 10 Q civilian.
He vas arrested hy the ROK
cuunteriniesl.Eenee corps about
three months csc along with ms
fafHeF. It. Col kim Bong XII. and
tar former chief a. slagf 81 the
RoK lss Corps. Gel. Kim VIA
San.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

ABOARD THE Y. s NAVAL
LAUNCH IMPULSE on LAKE
MENDOZA. Wis. lR-Ii locked Tor
awhile as though the first AMER
can test of a unique Canadian un-
derwaler taievision system woald
be q ecmplate finp-wIth nary q
fish on re program.
Il even locked Cor : tine as
thouxh Canadian American rela.
tiuns might e0ol en- q small scale,
because TIE Canndian teehnielans
operating the equipment started
remaining about ne "turhldliy
of Lake Mendota's waters - and
saying how top cole Jully The m
derwaier ~ conditions are N
Cnnaaa's Lake Mlnnewanka.
Matters weren't helped when CD
servers, salnly watching for . fish
on ne Tv screen linked WITH So
ooo worth Of equipment dunked IN
The lake. saw 9 woman aboard q
small boat nearby haul In q couple
Of heautlfui perch with : drop line.
But The flsh fInally showed up
and II there had been an audience
reaction recorder on board, they
would have wound up with the
highest Hooper rating oG the week
Only Or. Arthur Hasleg. Unlver-
slty Of Wisconsin expert on fish.
remained relatively calm a. perch
after perch paraded into view.
Il wasn't worried 3 hit al
along" be vowed. The perch Just
hadn't cone home from work, you
might say. Their appearances IN
large numbers riaht nruund sun
down IN this particular AREA gives
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Aug. Weather
KeptCOrnFrOnl
Glass

WASHINGTON n - FEoi Dry
weather during August kspi TIE
viinl euFn Greg from moving Into 4
suFptns supplY class along with
wheat, cotton. iobaeeo. and peanuts
requiring FiMld federal ceniruls To
est baek produetl0n next pear.
An AETlnuliuTe Department erup
rapofl yesterday trimmed ne mil.
lion bssheis. o. aDoui asa per cent.
81 The a1eney's previous forecast
ior corn. the major grain used In
TIE produeilon oi meat animals.
mia end peuitfy.
THIS rsdaetlDn. putting corn a
! .ais 90 900 bushels. kept supplies
~ The grain below . level which,
Under farm law, would have re-.
aaired Secretary e Agriculture
hnnn0m 20 invoke rigid marketing
quotas en The 1854 erup.
Quotas already have been set up
ioP wheat and tobacco and appear
likely for cotton snd peanuts.
Less restrictive planting alIos.
menls probably will be applied u
corn next year. however. FARMERS
arc free % ignore all0smenss. but
only those complying with them are
eligible tuf government price sup
port aid.
The department said pr0ducglon
e livestock feed grains win Be
less lhan In five of the last seven
years, but larger than Il usually
consumed IN & season. With large
reserves from paei crops. supplies
wili BE ample.
TIE livestock feed supply wlIl
BE unesenly distributed, however.
DrouKhl areas of the Mld~esl
Southwest and South viii be short
aanin - they we're during the past
season.
MS possible lhas use Of feed
gralna during the season ahead
VII be larger Than n most recent
years because dairy and beef cat.
re pastures are providing less feed
lhan normal. In fact. ne condition
Of pastures GA Sept. I waa aald 4
BE- The poorest Cor the date N II
yeafn.
A. : consequences, many farmers
have been forced ID turn "a hay
and sralns for feed much earlier
y NE len season than normal,
The department said downturns
n promotion prospects Cor corn,
soybenns, spring wheat. oaln, bar.
ley, naxseed. hay. potatoes. tobae.
CO and most fruits lowered The
prospective total crop volume 4
Tie Third largest II record instead
|0i the second ofreeaat In August
This lower volume IL SIN ample
70 meet al prospective demands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
STARS OF UNDERWATER
SHOW FINALLY APPEAR

~ congIrmalion n something we
previously learned With echo sound
ing equipment and throagh the d.
rect observation cf divern.~
Hasier cuntends most 81 TIE
perch spend the whole day mooeh.
lng arcund In deep waters some
distance from where We were and
then bed down fnr To nigkf in
e0ntnes with an ''mnderwater SHELF
Inst beneath cur boat.
n YES Dr. Hasler who arranged
for tire Demonstration yesterday b.
TIE Canadians on The final day *
The annual meeting oG the AmeFi.
can Institute q Biological
Sciences.
The Canadians, representing The
dominiun's NatlnaaI Research
Councn. said there ere enly . few
specially designed underwater ~
systems In TIE world and that
their IL the only known enc that
has bullt-ln propulsion.
The camera Is housed IN 4 wa
lerproof steel cylinder which il
equipped with mol0rs and pr0pel.
lers allowing TIE device 70 move
around under water like q tiny
submarine--to the limit a q 500
foot cable. Il can reverse and move
In circles and can be pitched AZ q
As-degree angle up or dowa. Al
the actions are eoutrollable from
a switchboard alongside TIE Nv
screen On the boat.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
TMM KMr VEST CITIZEN
FFiday. espAsmhss IT, Igs1 PaBs
ExpertSays
Power


can Political Science Assn vas
ted ioday that re Eisenhower
admlnislfallom has become dis
organized ~ letting Congress nagse
b On white House authority.
Dr. Herman NJ. SomerS. chair.
man ef TIE Haverford tpa.l Gel.
lege's department q political sci
ence, had both praise and critl-
eism Tor ihe administrative policies
Of TIE Republican regime.
IN q paper prepared f0r delivery
% the association, he observed that
lhe bread Ines Of administrative
acti0n 10 date have been thought
al and sound. " On TIE other hard,
he commented. there has been -
dramatic net decline In the role
and leadership u the executive
witch has had q stunning effect
On the bureaucracy.
TIE latter condition has come
about. s0meFs SAID. BY ether The
ssabdicatlon 20 Congress. or the
permitted usurpssion b. Congress
If executive authoFisy, which has
been the source of basic dlfheul-
ties fov the executive branch"
somers expressed grcat interest
in shat Re called President Essen
hower's attempt 10 make use of
the Cabinet a. . body In which
basic decisions are made "collee-
lively.
Bot he said ''no one can recall
time when the prestige Of fed
eral employment was AZ lower
ehb." ne said shs administration
has managed % make almost all
employees feel their Jobs are inse-
cure.
He referred particularly % TIE
State Department where 10 said
TIE personnel situation has reached
some sort q nadlr' and "lniern-
III Generalization il rampant both
In the departmental staff and In
the foreign service"
Somers asserted the department
appears 20 have ''shdicsted % the
raiders In the short sighted pursuit
of congressional harmony" This.
he added. has resulted In "a m
lordinats pressure for "dull coz
iormlty.
somers, repeating nat admins
tratlve organization and personnel
al The executive branch are prim.
arIly presidential responsibilities,
sad:
4 Congress ean not govern, and
b the extent that il h permitted
90 assume The power 10 manlpu.
late executive personnel Il can
only dls0raanlre the executive.
This reduces the admlnistfatlon's
capacity 70 accept higher levels a
career bureaucracy"
a. another panel session. Or.
Julian Towsler. q native Of Poland
and member Of the University Of
california faculty, declared there
lie no sign az q eraek-up Of the
Soviet regime in the foreseeahle
future. IN 4 paper entitled "The
Soviet Union After ssalin''. he
aid:
I'VE should be falling cur nation.
al interest Il We drew oversan-
glaine conclusions from recent Sow.
iel events. The only sensible lesson
20 draw from them Is the need Of
much greater progress toward
strength and unity In The West. "
Al The associations annual din
ner last night. Or. pendleton Her.
rims of New York. lts retiring
president. attacked professional
quaeks" Who be said are trying to
make careers FOR themselves by
sxpioitlng public fears Of eommu-
nlsm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. - - win
mumhled apologies Maryland h
aelilng AFuund 10 officially chserv.
ting the sooth anniversary q Italian
artist Leonardo DE- vlnel enc
year late.
Gov. theodore McKeldin has
proclaimed Oct. ii-iT 80 Leon
ardo ia vinsi Appreciatinn VEGA
In Maryland.
he explained hat war ard re-.
lated distractions" caused iha
overlooking of he observance n
1851
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
FRIENDLY DIVORCES

OKLAHOMA CITY ~ - a new
Law making lneompasiblllty
grounds fur divorce finds Okla.
homans quick 10 grasp The oppor.
tunity.
This Il disclosed IN the rash Of
petitions which cite TIE nee
grounds. permitting DEGREES with.
OF the lengthy bin OF parilcnlars
ecmmon % such suits.
Why. the new divorce suits are
almost friendly, courthouse offici.
as observed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
Oats Insists On Telling
His Story As 1t Happened

NEW YORK m-"Thars not
quite me way II was-"
wlllism y. Oats. AP eorrnspun.
dent freed By the Cnnehs after tive
year, Imprisonment, was discuss.
ING an angie Of as own ssnry. soon
70 appear In this newapaper.
An editor. as editors VII. haa
suggested that perhaps . certain
passage In Oats original draga vas
100 long. Coxldn't Il be abridged
by saying sueh-and.euehf
"No." said Blll Oalls, that's not
cutie TIE gay Il Was"
Eie vas insisting that Ma own
story be, IN every fact, his own
ssory. Ne Insisted on that throuah.
cut The several weeks he wan a.
work on the series 81 articles.
0atls started preliminary work
on the story whie be was SIN
undergoing medical treatment
Doeinrs suspected Ne had tuher.
eulosia. aggravaled BY months IN
jan cells that many times were
cold In winter. First he was for.
hidden 10 work; then TIE doctors
said be could work enc hosr a
dmy~~ao mere.
But they cant keep me from
thinking The other - hours" Ne
said 81 The time. Many AZ those
hours be spent searching his mem.
DRY along the toFsuous route he had
followed. lie had brought no notes
out 81 prison. lie bad only hts own
unprecedented memory 10 40 hy.
There we're th.ngs % look into.
TOO. Oats needed detailed maps 81
TIE Prague area. 20 orient himself
Tire trial 90 ID had been prepared
lhet rial IS Il had been prepared
~ observers for the us. Ssala
Department (which denounced NJ,
trial as : travesly Of justiee). He
wanted also 10 see the texts al
some 81 The Czech laws that osten.
slbly provided The basis Of TIE ease
against him. he referred frequent,
y 10 a Czech dictionary, and
called upon has own command d
the language.
All This time 0alis was, A effect
back In prison. he could look oul
Al the trees on the nearby west
chester hills. but not venture
among them. Doctors orders.
Finally, after q mnnth'a treat
monk, The tests al showed neaa.
tive. Oats came down q broad
highway alongside the Hudson
River, one sunny Afternoon, and
took up life In a Manhattan anmgs.
ment. There he vas able % buckle
down 70 serious work on bis story
In the hospital be bad dictated
some preliminary material 10 hlS
wife, Laurabelle. seated before .
typewriter Al his bedside. Nov hp
manned the "mill'' himself. and ne
vas back in his element.
When he entered newspaper worh
IN Marion. Ind. 20 years before,
ne had never dreamed of writing
such . story. Reporters are expect.
Cd e report the news. rot 10 make
Z. But here. through . sequence
ut unusual Developments. ne had 4
story of bis own that needed 10 Be
told. And he insisted. as no went
along. that Il be a. accurate and
objective as he could make II. &c
changed many . wcrd 10 Get just
the meaning be wanted. lie rewroel
many paragraphs IN an effort a
make the account as clear 90 pos
sihle.
Today the story IA complete, and
OstiA ia looking into vncaiion time.
tables. Later he ulli undertake I
new assignment for the Associated
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

home eoaslssed Of Ein mixed via
waier.
several guests. thirsty frum TIE
loae paraae ana heuIllna sun.
gulped tAe mixture duWn hurriedlY
--tAlnkins 4 waa Ice water.
The gasping and choking tasa
added % TIE general upruar--
mixed with . kSi e laughter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

COLUMBIA, 5. G. ua--Elahi wear
old Jlmmy bumaardner save his
llie 10 save his puppy from being
nc By . passenger train.
Jimmy anatched the Cor from
The soushera Railway tracks near
the station here Wednesday and
was he By the diesel locomotive
lis died IN . hospital . few hours
later.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

GALLUP. y. "A. R-TAers vas
= hiarlesls aliermatA 10 the wel.
cone hed2i q Haaof wlnner nro-
~ Msyamura recsivcd IN Callnp
Wednesday.
Refreshments e ne Mlyamura
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11
STERILIZATION FUND
NAY HELP TO STEADY
FOREIGN cURRENCIES

WASHINGTON ln-Tslk rs ~
vfaad a lhs ssnaslon nnanclal esn.
esrmnea hwn fnNnv a. aMfilnm
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n.wa kma.sn.m nlHslsls "a "a.
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ss ...., 49, -. -
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's.s-s. ~. ... -. = '..... y
- 1-s.s - - 49, 49,. $50
sessm 49,. u : . .. .ap.sa .a.s.AiE enna
E - s.'s =. - s~aF
49,. 9. lg.as an,lpas
-. 80 !. .en. ~ =. l'lni
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= -. 80. y - ~ 2. ao.s5hsnsn.
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kspgos.ls h1wssef. i tnal Con.
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@..s FM.ass .nen a. e. ap..
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lisnt ns aamiHi..sfea ~ ne U.h.
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80 s. -. = ~ nfllaan AFeasary'
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ss -. &. y - Mensiasy tan9
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Cook frozen chopped spinach as
directed ON package. Drain
thoroughly; reheat with q little
heavy cream Or butter or margar.
me. Easy and delieiouzl
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

There IL considerable disagree.
ment whether the elephants used
By Hannibal In the srd Century
D. c. were Of the African or Asian
variety.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Making iEull preaefves9 SIR
them carefully when they are being
brought % the boiling point 20 80
not % scorch.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

ne axe wss pEobahiy ne first
weapon or cool 10 have a handle
says TIE NaIionai Geographic
Society.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Chevrolct's field - tfe new
lis-h.p. "Blue- Flame" Gear.
shift models oiEer the advanced
ios-h.p Thrift King" engine.
Biggest brukss fer
smooihsE, easieF steps
An easy nudge ca the pedal
brings smooth. positive response
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

Feathers are from six % nine
per cent # the i've weight 81 .
chicken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

res cor see eli ursvnd
You look cat and dcwn
through q wide. curved. ens-
piece wl0dshieid- The pano-
ramie rear window ard big
ada windows provide q eisar
view In al directicnM
Vev wsl mere poweF
ea less Sos
THAT'S because Chewclets two
great lve-inhead engines ere
kigh-eompre9ioa engines. In
Powcrslide' models. you 81
he most powerful engine IN
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

fright nowi Chewuiets I'm
proved brakes are the largest
IN the lOwprice field.
rs heovlsg Gee
better readubllIly
You're In for q. pleasant sur.
prise 81 the smooth. STEADY,
big-ear ride Of this new Chew.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

vev'rs sitting pretty"
bshind ths wheel
Take this Bel Air model First
thing you'n notice Is the quail
Wy Of the interior. Rich-looking
appointments. Roomy seats
with foam rubber cushions.
Turn the hey 30 start the engine
and you're ready Co 50.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

roief. One reason l. thaf. model
foe model. Chewolet wiIl weigh
up 70 400 pounds moss lhaa
tie other low-pFiced cara
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-09-11

"A - - 80
the other l0w-pFiced cara
Yes Get aFsosss aslnwwv
with ne new pswsFplldss
A iot 6ner performances On .
ict lens eaa. THAT'S whai yUu
Set with ne nee Powerslids
auiomaiic Transmission. THERE'S
no more adyanesd susomaile
transmissi0a 81 any pries.
Ard Ne ne
iewssi-pissd llns
A demonssraiicn wiIl show pc
fhai Cheyrolsi oaeEs Iuss about
everything you could want. Ysg
rs fhs iowesipEcsd line n ne
i0w-prics asld
sConhinaakan ~ PDweyrfl4s nnae.
Essfle iFnasmifrios ea4 fftAa
~AlAs.Ff nme~ GnNAme epgAwmal e.
~Two-Tsn~ an6 De- AZ moAsfs -
aHE8 eoa1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16

SpOttswOOd Goes
To Meeting OF
Group

Sherin gohn spotiswood today
was Ia Miami. attending : meet.
he q TIE Fiorida sherffIs Asso-
eiaiion.
Tae meeting was attended By
aheriifs from TIE fourth and sixth
coagressional Districts. a. vel as
oificers ard directors a Ghe asso.
riatsan. incladina state pTenSdeuf
wiliis v Mccan. q Taxares. sher.
ff q Lake county.
he hosrd q directors q TIE
assoxiatlon met after ne AREA
meelAng. Coanties IN tke foarsh
eungreaaAonai distrief are Dade
and hoaroe. Those In the sixlh
eongressional district are broward.
ChaFiotte. Collisr. ciadss. Hendry
indian River. Lee. Martia. 0kes
eAooes. Pain BeaeA ed s. Ia
&C.
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Highway Patrol,
Navy Seek Men
Hurt In Wreck

Ths STATE HlsAway Patrol and
ne Nsvy shore Patrd today were
seareAing far three saaors who
wsre lnnzred h an auao wreck
sainrday nigki a. TavermieE.
A foarah man. tha driver of ne
car. was treated az thm Nawml Hos.
pitnl here. Tia ether sAree were
taken north from ne aeeidenf
seene b = prisats amhzlanes. ID
Until noaa today. neither tha kieh-
way pstra nor the shore pstrui
had been ahle 10 lneata tke hoSpi.
tai where ne men wsre treated
Reglaald NJ Bleelow. IT. of the
US Ambsrtaek. TIE driver. was
treated Gee a. intured ahoul6er
he was charged vita reckless driv-
lng I'D released 10 ths navy h
SO bad
AeeoFdlng % Patrulman \. G.
Yoang. the car was traveliing 10
niles pr hour a. L reaehed q
curve tass soath 81 faveFmisr creek
ai 10 . a. SATURDAY.
TIE isS1 oidsmohns sedaa.
iravellinx norfh. weni elf Ne FiGhf
s>ss.'e-- = 8 ans runed strr
three uan~s
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Fatal Shooting
Cimaxes Fight
AT Marathon

A fatal ahaoling ellmaxsa a
dFunAen name ealing eamlaal Sal.
urday aflsrnoom IN MarnlAon.
Today, Alfred wnllama. 81. Mar.
athea laharss. was IL - eounfy
~ 3 eoaneciion VII Ne shooi.
lne. Aeeordlns % tha aAagifTs a..
Gee. Williams ahol Hogaes Ford
y Narratives ifuek aFirsF. enc
tine wsth . Amm plalnl
TIE bullet struck Furd n TIE
rishi sids e Ne chest ed RAGGED
deNnward. Ford was dead e. Ar.
fisal e iAe Monros csuniy Cen.
erai Hospiiai. I've shnls we're
fFed bsal oas a tAam vet wlld.
wssliama 80 TIE elflcers ahat ~
boaghs - Eam here II April and
nat he - 10 permit fsr Il. Afsar
We sheollns. Williams surrenasrsd
himsslf 81 the state hlxhway De.
lrol elllee h MnragAna
otneeFs SD both maa Id heen
drinkias - hid Engaged n 4
nams eallln1 eoutass. Furd vas
shot as ~ md Williams srmfned
Justice e ne Peaee Rsy HsmIln
Wm eoaea<t 81 lnquesl.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
HOwling Koreans Refuse Red
Pleas To Return To Homes


- apBmai tus sAa - ellnams
- - Iiallan aisls "a Gals.
hsia was lnsusd isasT ~ FEnnk
eaFleleaa.
rs popuiaes "a 49, ssea h
sswshsFa slsiV haws kasa Sc.
ssed wlsA ass1s nnd ssalanah.
% whieA have rssuilaa n mraaa
ieaa - lie emd . eamsFallY
peeg eendlilsns iheFa.
esFssisas anksd aAsf snvoas
wlshin8 - dsnsla dlssaFdod
eisfhiau - sfhsr ma8axisl eoa-
tack lin 81 NE peiaeiama Drv
cteaaanB piaas. 1ie simenaea
Street o. phoms f-fa11 hs add.
% sAsa - wiii have smy asns.
iisas pisksd ~ a. ths hsms e
- dsass. y dssire6.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-16
Military Court
Digs Into Facts
On MOSSadegh

TEHnAN. aFam N~Tha miiltaFy
court tFglng ex-Premief Mohnm-
med Moasadegh Coz Treason sol
down b main issues today after
ruling against tie ed mans con
isntion tat ne tribunal was nol
competent b hear the case.
The court.martials five judges
declared themselves eompeieni
yesterday after q week a. prellm.
mar heaFings. during WHICH me
73yearoid MossadeEh held TIE
noor for many aouFs wiih bitter,
em0iioaal arguments IL Ms own
defense.
Following the eours decision
Chef Prosecuior hng. Hossein
AEemodeh read TIE lndictmeni
charging Mossadegh 9Th plotting
against the Shah snd illegally dis.
solving the lowef koass q Pariia.
nest. he desth penalty vas
asked.
Presentation of evidenee N sup
port q the charges due 10 begin
later today.
Mossadegh eouiended ne shah
had ~ authoriiy % dismiss him.
He also demanded > jaFy trial On
grounds that the army court could
not ny him because h. had abol-
ikhed Il before niA easter a pre-
mier last AuR. a.
ne court. handing doNn yesicr.
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Gambling Raid
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Nine Navy Units
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