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Persian Riots, Army Coup in Egypt Shake Thrones Pi Two of Middle TIDE TABLE FOR JULY LpHTING-UP TIME High Low Date Water Water Sun- Sun- 8.52 p.m. ajn. p.ro. «.n_. p TO. __se get i 24 11.05 11.19 5.10 5.05 6.28 8.22 25 11.41 11.54 S.43 5.45 6 28 8$2 VOL. 32 — NO. 172 HAMILTON. BERMUDA. THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1952 6D PER COPM Now Vicar Of Si Persian Riots, Army Coup John's Inducted In Egypt Shake Thrones pi Last Night f| In the presence of tf Bishop of Bermuda, the Arc deacon of Bermuda and tf Two of Middle East Rulers churchwardens and co: gregation of St. John's, Per broke, the Rev. Edward Now LONDON, July 23 (Reuter).—Two thrones are tottering in the turbulent Middle Bewes Chapman was la East today—those of 32-year-old King Farouk of Egypt and the Shah ot Persia, to whom night inducted vicar' of tt he is related by a former marriage. church. 1 Both thrones symbolise the opulent remoteness of the ruling classes from the Mr. Chapman arrived in tt. poverty which burdens the life of the great mass of people ia their kingdoms. Colony on Monday froi in Persia the Shah was forced to recognise the claims of .Mohammed Mussadegh to Emmanuel Church, Plymout) the Premiership by a yelling mob wbich threatened to tear his capital apart. where he had been vicar sine In Egypt part of the army has revolted against the graft and corruption which it 1946. claims was revealed in the supply of faulty arms to Egyptian troops ia their war against The new minister formally too: Israel 18 months ago. There is no indication yet that possession of his new charge aft- General Naguib Mohammed, tolling the bell and unlocking th leader of the Egyptian coup, wil Egyptian Army main door of. tiie edifice. demand King Farouk's abdication. In his address the Bishop, th Dr. Mussadegh But the revolt ia in,direct defiance MEETS CONGREGATION. — Newly inducted as vicar of St. John's Church, Pembroke, the Rev. Edward Nowel Be'wes Chap­ Right Rev. John Jagoe, told M: to the monarch and undoubtedly Demands Purge; Chapman he had been entruste Wins Demand For will trim his powers. man is introduced to members at the church choir (left) by Mr. with a great responsibility | i Observers in London say that W. R. Hayward, one of the churchwardens. (Right) Mr. Chapman Pembroke. tbe convulsions in both kingdoms Intsals Premier shakes hands with members of his congregation as they leave the "I give you the words spoken o Control Of Army are bound to interfere with a pro­ church at the close of the institution and induction ceremony. Himself by our Lord, 'For th gramme of cooperation which the sakes I sanctify myself'," th West had planned for the Middle CAIRO, Egypt, July 23 (Reu­ Bishop said to Mr. Chapman. TEHERAN. Persia, July 23 Bast states. ter). — General Mohammed (Reuter).-*-Dr. Mohammed Mus­ Naguib, a strapping six-footer, Reafforestation ' CUERGY AND LAITY sadegh, Persia's victorious COMMUNIST THREAT stepped into Egypt's political Addressing the congregation Premier, tonight conferred with In Persia there is always the arena today and backed with tbe-Bishop, who conducted th< Shah Reza Pahlevi and* was re­ threat of a Communist uprising, tele his demands for a clean-up service of institution and induc­ ported to have won his agreement though Dr. Mussadegh at present in tbe Government, tion with the assistance of Arch- to placing the army under civilian has the upper hand and is likely Outwent Premier Hilaly Pasha Says Cedars Will Reseed deacon John Stow, said that th< control. to strengthen it if he gains his and his one-day administration. Church was not merely tht Dr. Mussadegh went to the demands for witter powers includ­ In came Aly Maher Pasha, an­ clergy—it was also the laity. - palace a few hours after his ing control of the army. other termer Premier, and pro­ "What you expect-of the clergy political rival, Dr. Ghavam Es In Egypt the Red menace, ia less ceeded with General Naguib's God expects of you. There is not Sultaneh, bad been placed under pronounced, though Communist blessing to form a new'Govern­ And Again Predominate one law for us and another for arrest. Last week he quit as underground workers are sure to ment, tbe sixth in five months. you," he declared. Prime Minister because the Shah take advantage of any disturb­ General Naguib himself be­ Within 50 years the Bermuda If he was asked to give a. short insisted that the War Ministry ances. But in either case both came commander -in - chief of definition of the Church he would monarchs appear certain to lose cedar will again be the predomi­ remain in the hands of an army Egypt's armed forces. His ap­ nant tre^in the Colony Mr. W. 51,422 Tourists say that it was the home of thai general. control df the army, which means pointment .was approved by King cheerful giver—the person who'1 control of their countries. R. Evans, Director of Agricul­ Dr. Mussadegh, who came back Farouk, who had resisted General ture, predicted yesterday at tbe was willing to give of himself, hia to power when violent rioting King Farouk's wild spending Naguib's appointment as War Lions Club luncheon. In First Six time and his energy, and who gave sprees in Europe have become ended Dr. Ghavam's four-day Minister in an earlier Govern­ He said this will come about not for what he could get but regime, had already fired Dr. legendary. One of the latest took ment. through a natural reseeding by under the highest leadership, thai Ghavam's chief of staff, who was place last year when he toured There was no arguing with the the - small percentage of. trees Months Of Year leadership of the Church's cruci­ blamed by Dr. Mussadegh's Mediterranean resorts with Queen well organised manoeuvre which which wilt prove to be resistant fied Lord. National Front followers for the Narriman, his commoner bride saw troops and tanks occupying to the infestation which has June's total of 10,607 tourist "We have reached a significant disorders in which 30 persons who bore him a son test January. key points throughout the coun­ killed 85 per cent of all Bermuda arrivals in the Colony brings the milestone in the life of this Colony were killed. King Farouk was born in Cairo try in the hours before dawn. cedars. and the Church in Bermuda. The PEMBROKE'S NEW RECTOR.—Signifying to his parishioners that figure for the half-year to 51,422, j Dr. Ghavam himself was on February 11, 1020, only son of In a broadcast statement Gen­ Such a method of seeding 845 more than in the same period Church in this Colony has a great arrested at a friend's home about King Fuad I. He was proclaimed eral Naguib, 51, insisted that "the he was taking possession of the church, the Rev. Edward Nowel should produce a crop of trees test year. In four of these months,I and honourable history dating 50 mites south of here. king in 1936, but a council - of army is working for the interests Bew**s Chapman toils the bell of St. Join's Church after be bad completely resistant to tbe par­ figures supplied to The Royal back to the early 17th century. In |lr~ -Ite. Mussadegh's first set after regency ruled until he took over of Egypt within the constitution formally been instituted and fiMacted vicar test night. On the ticular juniper scale which has ] Gazette yesterday by the Bermuda ! these annals this Church of St. at the age ot4L\W? taking over was to order the and without any designs of its right 'is Archdeacon John Stow, who performed tbe induction wrought the damage, he said. News Bureau, show more visitors John occupies a great and signifi­ t ' frontiers watched to prevent Dr. His first marriage was dissolved own." He charged that corrup­ arrived than in the corresponding cant place," the Bishop added. in 1948. That was the same year ceremony. But while waiting for the new Ghavam's escape. He was also tion in every branch of govern­ cedars to add their particular months Of £951. March and May,' Before the choir and the clergy reported to have ousted Teheran's that tbe youthful Shah of Persia entered the church in procession divorced King Farouk's sister ment was wrecking Egypt's sta­ shade of green to the Bermuda however, saw less arrivals. military governor. bility and had led to her defeat in countryside there were many The statistics disclose that Mr. Chapman was conducted to a Fawzia, by whom he had a seat in tiie nave by tiie church­ Thirty National Front deputies daughter. - the recent fighting with Isreal. FORMER CHILD STAR | BERKELEY CADETS GET things which could be done. although more people arrived by today demanded that Dr. The Hilaly Pasha Cabinet, for­ The job removing the dead air last year than this—33,496 as wardens, Mr. Stuart Atwood and Ghavam's property be confiscated Like King Farouk, Shah Reza Mr. W. R. Hayward. Pahlevi was educated abroad — med yesterday to succeed tbe RECALLS BERMUDA, 1938| VISIIpOM GOVERNOR cedars was placed in the hands of against 32,811—shipboard passen­ and used to help families of those short - lived administration of the Department of Agriculture. gers increased from 12,126 to The new minister was presented Farouk in England, Reza Pahlevi to the Bishop by Mr.
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