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Evening star., 1954-12-12
LittIe-Known conyon
Just East of Phoenix
PHoENIx. Ariz.

One of the Vests most spec
tacular but little known canyons
is just q few hours drive east
of Phoenix.
It is the Salt River Canyon, a
maze Of huge rock temples cut
In q wide swath by the wind.
ing Salt River as 1t flows south
westward from the mountains
toward Phoenix.
In any other State but Ari-
zona 1t would be q major tourist
attraction. Unfortunately, how
ever, 1t is overshadowed by its
bigger brother. the Grand Cam
yon, north Of Phoenix.
The Salt River Canyon Is well
worth seeing. though, since it's
one Of the few in the West where
q good paved road winds from
It's rim right down to the
bottom.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Cruises Specified

Christmas dinner in most Of
Latin America. But Venezuelans
are partial to ham and hallacas.
a variety Of tamale. Brazil's ira
ditional fare is fried spiced
shrimp and African cuzcuz. q
steamed seafood pie. Nicaragua
and some other Central Ameri-
can countries have nactamales.
an especially savory tamale.
Panama features sausages
cooked with malaga wine.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Yacht Bosin Opens
Season With Record
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.
Fort Lauderdale's Bahia-Mar
is of to a brisk start in its sixth
winter season.
Decked out In new glitter cost
ing nearly 5000, 900, the spacious
yacht basin officially opened Its
facilities December / with los
luxury craft of various types and
sizes berthed at Its concrete
docks. The previous high total
for opening day was 81.
The marina has 400 individual
berths. The all-time single day
high is 292.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Kunesholm to Circle
Globe Again in 1856

The Swedish American Line
luxury liner Kungsholm will
make a cruise around the world
In 1856, 1t was announced re-
Gently.
The cruise. leaving New York
January Z, 1866. was announced
as a result Of the tremendous
response from the travelling pub
lie to the Swedish American
Line cruise OF a lifetime for
1855.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
10 Reasons Why you
should discover ihs
dominican
Republic
America STARTED Hsrel

America STARTED hersl
This is "the land that Chrisro-
pher Columbus loved" Here you'll
gera sense ofhistory-of America!
mo other country can give you!
. Ifs The Lend Of "FiRsTs"l
See the New Worlds FIRST
eathedral-6rst university-6rst
Hospital other fascinating "hrsts"
dating back to 1893!
q rs the Lcnd Of DlscovERYi
If you've "been everywhere"
you'll find q delightful tonic for
jaded travel appetites in this land
between Cuba and Puerto Rico!
A ls's ihs Land Of coNTRAsTl
This IS where an unspoiled
nopie wonderland exists alongside
modern 2oth.century civilization
where sky.high mountains and
sun.drenehed beaches are only a
few miles apart!
8 Ne Me FRIENDLY landl It's
. self.suPpor,ing, debt.free
country. where you're welcomed
as . friend and neighbor.
4 Ms 50 clEANi Streets are
spotless and wherever you
70, you can drink the water with
perfect peace Of mind!
= US coloRFull Bring your
eamera TO fortify golden
memofies with snapshots Of rasc
orchids and flowers. cleaning
beaches, gay hestas and the new
friends you're sure TO make.
q rs 50 NEARi Just 4 hours by
air from Miami --or sail frcm
Miami on the S. S. Evangelias! fe
passport is needed!
q Ms lNExPENslvEl Even At
such famous luxury hotels as
theJaragua. Hamaca, and Montana,
rates are surprisingly reasonable!
(And there's no Exchange prob.
lem" us. and Dominican money
10 alike in appearance and valueD
IN Ms FuNl You'll have the
trayel-time Of your life in the
Dominican Republic! See your
Travel Agent soon, and get full
information --of write 10: Dspl. I
Dsminitan Rspublis Isyrisi oiiiu
Q. o. Bsz isss. ossnd csnirsl s.siien
New Yssh u. NY.
coAliNel 1855 international
Trade Falr ai ciudod Irsiillsl
Evening star., 1954-12-12
New Ships Would Link
u. S. and Australia
.SAN FRANCISC

Oceanic Steamship Co. plans
to re-enter the California-Au-
stralia-New Zealand passenger
service with two new, one-class
liners of special design.
The twin 20-knot, 360-pas-
senger vessels. costing $40 mil
lion. will be. ready for their
maiden voyages In mid-l956. II
the ship program now before
the Federal Maritime Board, is
approved.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Dsminisun Rspublit Isyrisi offis,
.. o. Ben iss3. osssd csn#sl sssilsa
New Yssi u. ny.

c0AliNcl 1855 lnlsrnuiienal
Irsds FsIr af cisdGd Trsiilisl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
High Dromotics
Were Genuine
HOLLYWOOD.

On the set of Hal Wallis
THE Big Top" Jerry Lewis is
about to do thrilling high
WIRE sequence some IS feet
above the ground.
The cloWnish member of the
Martin-LeWiS combine delivers
a bicycle to the wire performer
high above the ground. When
he tries to climb down, Jerry
becomes tangled with the bike
and comes perilously close to
falling off the platform in q
series of wild and dangerous
mishaps.
Not wishing to take unneces-
sary risks, Director Joseph Pew
ney announced he would film
the scene in one take no
matter what happened. Lewis,
who fears high places, climbed
aloft, gulped once or twice.
finally went through the scene
without a flaw. When it was
over. Penney yelled to Lewis:
THAT was perfect. Jerry.
You gave me great perform
ance."
Are you kidding?" Lewis
screamed. That's the first
time in my life that I wasn't
acting when a camera was
pointed at met"
(Released by NANA.)
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Hollywood Diary:
SheiIoh in London
HoneWord Bound
BY SheIIoh Grohom

She's just finishing, she told me,
1.-THE Constant Husband" with
Rex Harrison and pretty Kay
Medford, who was also with us at
dinner. Kay asked me to give
her deep and undying affection
to Jean Simmons. Having just
finished doing the Farouk pic
ture with Gregory Ratoff in
Egypt-it's called Kingdom for
a Woman"-Kay told me that
Ratoff. who directed it and also
played Farouk, exasperated her
to the point where I hit him on
the head"
Just before / planed from
Rome to Zurich-the smoothest
of all our numerous air trips-I
heard that the reason Cecil B.
De Mile had Communicated the
entire Egyptian army for his
Ten Commandments" was be-
cause he learned that Ratoff had
managed to snalN an entire
camel corps for his picture.
Trust old c. B. not to miss a
trick!
Hopalong Cassidy, my pal Bill
Boyd, will get a tremendous vel
come when he arrives here July
is with % American boys-one
from each State-for q goodwill
tour of Britain with an opposite
number of British boys. Sorry I
won't be here to say hello.
Katie Hepburn blew in and
out to Venice for her Time of
the Cuckoo"-wearing her pc
rennial Stacks. docs she ever
wear a dress on her own time?
Vivien Leigh didn't wait to see
herself in the long shots of
Elephant Walk" She scram-
med for the continent with Sir
Larry Olivier, at the close of
THE Sleeping Prince"
And the Duke and Duchess of
Argyle are off to Scotland to
hunt for buried Spanish treas
ure sunk hundreds of years ago
in Tobermory Bay. And
I'm off for home to seek my own
treasures.
(Released by NANA.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
| Where and When
| Current Theoter Attractions
And Time Of Showing
Stage.

Stage.
Arena-"Room Service; $3.50
pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater-
Ballet r later, $50 pm,
Natto12l South Pacific;
so pm.
OIrey-"V enus Observed;
$40 pm.
Screen.
Ambassador - The High and
the Mighty; lilo. 1855. 6:35 and
9:25 pm.
Capitol - Garden of Evil"::
1920 am, las, 1885, $40, 7:45
and $50 pm.
Colony -- Tomorrow Is Too
Late; 6:15. sos and 9:55 pm.
COlumbia-"Men of the Fight
ing Lady; 11:25 am, 1880. 3:35.
$40. 7:50 and 9:55 pm.
DupOnt-"The Captains Para
disc; l. 2:45, 4:30. 6:15. sos
and 9:55 pm.
Keith's-"The Game Mutiny"::
1920 am, 1910, 2:55. Sis. 1885
and 9:55 pm.
Little-"Limelight";; $40 and
9:05 pm
MacArthur-"The Long Mem
ory";; 6:15, sos and 9:55 pm.
MetropOlitan-"The High and
the Mighty; 11:10 am. 1:45,
4:25, Z anG 9:40 pm.
Observation-Disclosures of An
American Wife: /. 2:25. $50.
$40, GAS. 8:15 and 9:45 pm.
Palace - "Demetrius and the
Gladiators";; II am. LOS. 3:15,
SIS. 7::35 and GAS pm.
Playhouse-"Knock on Wood;
HIS am. 1870. 800. 5:25. 1880
and $40 pm.
Plaza-"One Summer of Hap
piness";; IL am. 1890. 2:20,
4:10. 6, 1850 and GAS pm.
Trans-Lux-"Man With A Mil
lion; 1920 am. los. $50,
4:4O. 6:25. $40 and 9:55 pm.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"
2:30 and $40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

LONDON.
Marlene Dietrich will be head
ing for Paris and her current
admirer, War Patcevitch, at the
end of her Cafe de Paris stint.
She still draws packed houses,
but word-o mouth comment
dampened some of the blaze.
Noel Coward, quite exhausted
from all his activities, is plan
ming six months of complete
rest, without even his secretary.
on a slow boat to China and the
Far East.
I've just learned that MGM is
hot on the purchase trail of
Alexander Baron's latest book,
1.-THE Golden Princess" It's
about Emperor Macmillan and
his mistress, with a Mexican
background of course, and every
studio in Hollywood is longing
for legitimate excuse to film
in Mexico. 6
All the London newspapers
showed the picture of grandma
Gloria Swanson standing on her
head. It's supposed to be good
for what, il anything, ais her,
but the expression on her face
is too agonized.
just happened to be in the
American Embassy when Lord
and Lady Beatty were there,
planning a fast trip to Los An
geles for Lady Beatty, formerly
married to assistant attorney
general of Los Angeles, Bill
O'Connor, in hopes of getting
her 7-year-old son back. I had
dinner with Bill when he arrived
to get his son here, but / prom
Used not to use the story. If I
had, it wouldn't have happened,
and then there wouldn't have
been a story! dye wonder why
reporters go crazy?)
John and Jimmy Woolf gave
gave me a steak and kidney pud-
ding dinner, and I chatted with
Margaret Leighton, England's
foremost actress. Metro wants
Maggie madly for a picture with
Stewart Granger, but she had to
say no on account of making
four pictures at once right now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

gram-from August 9 through
September 12-the FIELDS have
booked the blue ribbon musical
of 1854, 1.-THE Golden Apple, +"
and Ice-Cycles, the latter the
first outdoor ice-Show ever held
here, winter or summer.
Announcement of the latter in
q heat-wave like this is such
a spectacular piece Of timing
that it comes close to stealing
the spotlight from so bright
and honored a musical as 1.-THE
Golden Apple" The much gar
landed latter, however. holds its
own in that it represents what
many have long felt to be the
perfect park attraction.
This, everyone has said, would
be a big musical, straight from
Broadway with its cast intact.
These requirements could not
be more adequately met than
by the John LaTouche-Jerome
Moross musical. Direct from
Broadway, where a few weeks
ago it was sweeping the Critics
Circle award, Donaldson prize
ETC.. it will come. And with Kaye
Ballard, Jack Whiting, WASH
ington's own Bib OSterWald,
and all save one or two others.
These will wipe their makeup
off for. the last time in their
New York dressing. rooms Sat-
urday night, August Z, and put
1t back on the following Monday
night in Rock Greek Park.
Nothing like it ever has hap
pened before in the flight Of a
prize musical from indoor New
York to outdoor America.
In their days, of course, "Call
Me Madam" and Guys and
Dolls" another laurelled pair,
made the shift over the week
end, both from roof to roof,
however. The local roof in both
cases that of the National The
alter.
X
1t was only last April IA that
The Evening Star reported the
LaTouche-Moros musical as "the
best of the season.
ut has imagination, freshness.
satirical bounce and a contagious
Zest."
There were many other words
to similar effect but even in this
temperature a man is hardly
justified in filling a column by
picking up old quotes from him
self.
1t will be a complete produc-
ton, with the imaginative set
tings of William and Jean Eek
hart, of THE Golden Apple" that
will be seen here. And, except
for the current Ballet Theater.
1t is inconceivable that a pro-
duction could have a more nat
ural aptitude for the open air.
X X X X
Ice-Cycles, the biggest and
most mobile of the ice shows.
represents something of a prob
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lem out-of- doors at this time Of
year.
1t is not that the amphithea-
ter's stage can not be expertly
iced. even in heat like this,
which may have abated by late
August. The problem is rather
that it takes more time to pro-
duce precisely the right surface
for skaters. Normally. this can
can be done, in from so to 70
hours, but the Ice-Cycles man
agement has asked the FIELDS for
So in this instance.
Naturally the Fields said yes,
which means that the amphi-
theater will be idle-save for the
icemen-during the period Au-
gust 1926. The former repre-
sents the closing performance Of
"The Golden Apple" the latter
the 1ce-Cycles opening.
BULLETIN BOARD: Add an
other name to Europe's already
bullying American tourist list. I. !.
This one that of Edmund Plohn,
manager of the National Thea
ter, who sailed from New York
yesterday. Last time he
visited the continent was in the
era of World War ]. !. :. He will
be gone several weeks. To
Bob Porterfield and his Barter
Theater, James Thurber has
given rights to the latter's 1.-THE
Thirteen Clocks" +. It will be
Barter touring attraction this
winter, with Macbeth" /.
Varied repertory, Shakespeare
and Thurber. 1.-THE Long
Memory" holds over at the Mac
Arthur Theater with audi
ence enthusiasm for the melo-
drama the highest since "Gene-
We've" :. Still one of the most
popular of summer theater
comedies is William McCleery's
"Parlor Story" It is next
weeks attraction at Baltimore's
Hilltop Theater. Playwright
McCleery was briefly a local boy
some years ago, a member of the
Associated Press Washington
staff. :. Coming to an end after
IA triumphant weeks is Danny
Hayes KNOCK on Wood" at the
Playhouse. Opening there
next Wednesday is Shirley
Booths second Aim, about Mrs.
Leslie"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
The Posing Show
Prize Musical and Ice Show
Set for Rock Creek Bowl
BY Joy cornody

dilgen dynamic Field brothers today put finishing
entertainment
Amphitheater.
unlikely that congenital msanthropes
natives made surly by the heat viii demur.
For the hitherto in the Rock Greek bowls pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

Aside to Albert M. Rothschild:
You're so right, we so wrong,
about Mrs. McThing." 1t
was an ANITA playhouse hit with
Helen Hayes. A day later
and we could have blamed the
fuzzy thinking on the heat. :.
Theona Nryant. a stately model
wearing one of the diaphanous
gowns of THE Egyptian" period,
will be here tomorrow in connec-
ton with the touring exhibit the
studio has arranged to promote
the picture. She and the ex-
hibit will be at Loew's Capitol
Theater where so will be
Gone With the Wind"
Evening star., 1954-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD 1887 5-pass. convertible; new
top. W. w.syooot tires. 2 neyg; other pew

FORD 1887 5-pass. convertible; new
iSn' parts: $500. ofsi KE. s-6ss4. 0'ner @14 e"
FORD SO FordoEs r. and H.. new seat
eel. cond best offer. "a. S-719S
after $50 weeknights. lie
FORD '53 Tudorf heater, zone owner.
glacier blue, AL al thesway; D. G.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co. tFordl.
92O Bladensburs I'd. n.e.i Ii. 7-8300
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FORD 40 Tudor: T. and h., like new
tG5 ton the ees this csr todas $685.
NORTHEAST MOTOR co. iFordl
$50 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-s3Oo.
FORD so conv.: r. and h., sportsman
HoRTHEAsr dcrfn 81 MOTOR S;eSS5RS co. Fordy.
o20 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii 7-S30o.
FORD '5s convertible; r. and h. turn
signals Fordomatic, Wv. tires. con-
tinental kit;oa kit; S1;s95., s1LVER n1R
rectly across from q. s. Royal sign. }
FORD '52 Victoria; radio and heater.
Fordomatic; light yellow body. black
top; in beautiful condition.; 1895.
Car No. 277-A. MONROE FORD,
800 Wis. ave. NV, WO. $4,000,
Open evenings till 8 pm.
FORD '53 Mainline IS" Tudor; ra-
dio and heater; exceptionally clean
throughout; $1.295. Car No. 325-A.
MONROE FORD. 51O0 Wis. ave.
NV. WO. $4,000. Open ewes. till
8 pm.
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AUroMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 1858 Custom Tudor "S'';
z. and b. Like new. S0-day guar.
81, ,495. BOWMAN MOTOR SALES,
1880 Georgia ave.. Ia. $4,000.
FORD '54 customline Fordor: r. and
blue; 81. .995. SILVER SPRING Mo-
TOR CO. NC, 1902 East-west
nfwy;' fTom ~. s-S1Sai soSai sRirectly cisr across
Frazer lo47 4-door. S129. FLOOD
PONTIAC. A221 Connecticut. Wo.
henry J '52 corsair 2-dr.; heater,
defrosters; very good condition; q
real buy, S545. WILLIAMS CHEW
ROLET CO., INC, 1889 East-West
hwy, Silver Spring. Md, JU. 9-SO03,
1898 0a. ave.. Wheaton. Nd. 10.
HILEMAN 1853 sedsn; excel. same
i4th and i0Pei ? NV. SAiSgS; Since 1898 1888. Nil l
heater: overdrive; excellent condi-
HUDSON HORNET '5l 4-door; dark
green: Hydra, r. and h. alum. head
and many other extras: fine car
for only 81 ,O45. MCKEE PONTIAC.
= S2Gl SSGI. SichSls aye aye. Sc; LU: y 4.SS64.
bought Nov. 1852. One owner WI Q
has never raced il and has main
tanned It in perfect condition. Beau
tlful white color with red leather
seats seats and new Dunlop tires:
oS%nneerr oSner going abroad: PRICED e.
seen in upper ra sarage Ss at westchestef an ef
Apis. 1000 Cathedral ave. NV. OF
No dealers. Ia
Evening star., 1954-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 Tudor VS.; excel. cond..
Wv. tires, immac. throughout. car
like new; $3.50, cash or terms. RE.
7-62S7. MR.. SMALL. -16
FORD '53 6-cyl. station wagon; r.,
h, overdrive. A beautiful Job. Only
S1.695. Car No. 432-A. MONROE
FORD. 1887 East-West hwy, Silver
Spring. Md. Open evenings til 8.
JU. 5-7S04.
FORD '53 Victoria; Fordomatic, r,
h., turn signals. Wv. tires and
Coronado deck; company ofhcial
car; S1.995; 4-month written guar
antee. HILL & SANDERS, Wash. s
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. n.w.. AD. 4-4300. Ia
FORD '53 Custom "S" Fordor; r, h..
plastic covers. directional signals
and w, tires: like new through
antee; HILL & SANDERS. Wash g
ave. NV. AD. 4-43oo. SiS
FORD 81 station wagon; r. and h.;
woodwork perfect; $1.O95. 4-month
written guar. HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, lila
Vermont ave. NV, AID. 4-430O:
FORD '54 Ranch Wagon; less than
20 miles; neW-car guar. and title;
$2.145; will accept as little as
$345 down; bank financing. Laurel
FORD 80 Tudor: black, signal lights
and heater: pvt. owner; $675. WO.
6-5759 after p.m
Evening star., 1954-05-12

HUMBER HAWK 1859 A-dr.; dis.
tlnguished British ear: low mileage;
excel: e!c: cond.; secs. Du. 7.1s26 aftsf
JAGUARs 'B2 Marx vu sed.; d ,p7S,
green with green leather: and '63
roadster. JACK PRY. 14th and A.w.
LINCOLN '64 Cosmopolitan 4-dr. Sc
dan; all extra equipment and power
equip., incl. power windows. cave
$1,000 on this one. less than 80
miles. Laurel o22. -10
LINCOLN '63 Capri hardtop convert.
tble; lustrous 2-tone blue 6pish;
custom interior. radio, heater, dual.
range Hydra-Matic. electric windows,
power steering, power brakes, Wv.
tires, rear speaker. A luxury car
priced so you may buy; $4,000
actual miles. This II truly O dis
tinguished motor car and almost 40
new In condition.; $3,295. MONT.
GOMERY-STUBBS, Lincoln -Mercury
Dealer, S716 Bladensburg I'd. AF.
LINCOLN '52 Cosmopolitan l-doors
radio and heater. turn signals, dual.
range Hydra Matte. win please the
most discriminating buyert Only
$l,995. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
CO., NC 1909 East-West hwy,
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Evening star., 1954-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '52 Custom "S" Fordor: Ford.
omatic, heater, turn signals and Sc
glacier blue; one owner; S1,295; 4
month written guarantee. HILL &
SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer; lila Vermont ave. NV. AD
4-4300. -13
FORD 1885 pickup; recond. motor
only, sos, $5 down, bal. easy pay.
ments. SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN, 26S
Carroll st.. Takoms PIX. D. c., RA
S-3O33. IA
FORD 1889 Tudor; motor needs over.
hauling; 3.78 differential: leather.
cite side panels and ceiling: cheap
Phone Ii. 4-5126 after 8 pm. lie
FORD 40 Fordor: r. and h., SC;
l-owner car: very good cond: You
bargain price Of $495. FRANK
SMALL R., INC, 1886 Good Hope
I'd. Sc, LU. 4-6700. la
Evening star., 1954-05-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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beautiful original blue finish. Thil
car IL equipped with radio and
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drive I'll, this car st to-day; We're sur: sure
Va IA. s-SOOS. Open I'll $50 !; pm m.
FORD '53 Customline VS. Fordor;
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1-owner car, has had the very best
care; 6-mo: warranty; week end
special, $1,595. FRANK SMALL
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FORD '5s VS. sedan: foam seats
perfect: like new: $1.S75. KE
FORD 'iss7 VS. Fordor convertibl,
sedan; used only by little old lady
spare spare transmission. 9 wheels ans
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changed Sell or trade, for what
have you? Call OIL. 4-4687, Mon,
Wed. or Fri after z pm.
FORD 81 Tudor: r. and h.. Al al
the way: D. C, inspection guaranteed
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Evening star., 1954-10-11
Ex-Foreign Minister Fotemi
Gets Death for Iran Revolt
z Other Mossodegh
Aides Given Life for.
Trying to Gust Shoh
BY The Associated Press

TEHERAN. Iran, Oct. IA
military court has sentenced
former Foreign Minister Hossein
Fatemi to death by hanging for
trying to overthrow Shah Mo-
hammed Reza Pahlevi last au-
tumn.
Two other close advisers of
ex-Premier Mohammed Mossa-
degh received life sentences for
their part in the 1853 rebellion
against the monarchy. They are
former Parliament Deputies Ali
Shayegan and Ahmad Rezavi.
All three plan to appeal the
sentences.
Fatemi, fiery 37-year-old ma
tionalist. and Mossadegh's chief
adviser, was convicted after an
11-day hearing behind closed
doors. Seriously i'll, he heard his
sentence from a stretcher.
Fatemi publicly denounced the
Shah during the tumult last
autumn when Mossadegh defied
Evening star., 1954-10-11

the ruler and the Shah fled the
country temporarily.
Gen. Fazollah Zahedi, the
present premier, overthrew Mos
sadegh on August 10, 1858, but
Fatemi escaped and was not cap
tured until last March.
MoSsadegh is serving a three
year term in solictary confine-
ment for treason,