THE EVENING STAR. Washington, D. C. “ A-3 14 Reported Western Europe Press Bonn nm>AT. WIT 18. 18S> Ratifies plan are slated to be brought over a three-stage transitional into being officially next New period of 12 to 15 years. As Year’s Day. Among other the same time, the member Plays Up Zhukov Story things, in that would mean that . states would gradually adopt a Held Plot VIENNA, Austria. July 19 UP). —Newspapers' Europe in .Western Pads the six nations would begin i uniform tariff schedule on lm* Europe were intrigued yesterday by the possibility Boviet lowering BONN, Germany. July 19 their tariffs with an i ports from non-member coun- ; Marshal Georgi Zhukov might visit the United State*. initial 10 per cent cut January tries. Newspapers gave big play to Mr. 1 —The West German Par- Eisenhower's comment liament completed 1. 1959. The treaty provides The EuratomTflsn would pool To Kill that he thought an exchange of visits ratification progressive Nasser between Zhukov and for today elimination of the resources of the six na- Secretary of the treaties creating CAIRO, July 19 UP).—Egypt’s United States Defense Wilson might serve a useful tariffs • within the new Euro-1 tions for joint development of purpose. a six-nation European com- pean ; ¦ semiofficial Middle East News Initial editorial com- Economic Community peacetime atomic energy. I ment was somewhat sparse mon market and nuclear en- gpH Agency has confirmed reports said Khrushchev, who has de- ergy pool. jjgflH except in Austria—which bor- being repeatedly that 14 men are held on clared he would like only charges ders the Iron Curtain. After brief debate, the i of plotting to assassi- direct talks with Washington upper Bundesrpt—- nate President Vienna's Neuer Kurier de- house—the Nasser and States to settle world problems, re- voted unanimously to ratify the members of his regime. clared the United should not invite Zhukov because he gards Zhukov as his dip- pacts. They already had been Salah el Din, Foreign "clean Min- ordered the Soviet Army to lomatic bomb” toward achiev- approved by the lower Bundes- ister in the last Wafdist Party crush the Hungarian revolu- ing that end. Khrushchev tag. government before over- the tion of last October. would like to go to Washington The action made West King Ger- throw of Farouk in 1952, himself, but if he insisted on many the first of the six na- was named as the ringleader The Tiroler Nachrichten commented that "the fact that accompanying Zhukov it would tions to complete parliamen- The announcement said nine Eisenhower always has complicate the picture in the tary approval. The other military treated former officers and five Zhukov as an old comrade in United States Capital. partners are . Italy, Bel- April gium. civilians were arrested in arms makes Zhukov the ideal In Paris, the mass circulation the Netherlands and and are awaiting trial in a tool newspaper Paris -Presse - Luxembourg. military of Nikita Khrushchev to L’ln- court. lure the Americans into a dis- transigeant said reviving the The crucial vote—in the No trial date was mentioned. armament trap. idea now of a Zhukov visit French National Assembly—- Golden-F ried They were up, "takes on the new leader of 20 million Asian and African Moslems, rounded the “This becomes even more a different meaning was taken July 9 and gave agency said, just before they dangerous due to the events of hearty he of sect’s fol- because of Eisen- the past indorsement to the wore a warm smile as met a group the were reported ready to invade year. It is the first time plan. The whole near hower's longing to become an since French rati- Tendersweet Fried Clams lowers Geneva, Switzerland, last week.—AP Wire- Col. Nasser's government of- apostle of peace, the Hungarian rebellion that - ftcation process is scheduled to photo. a fact which fices during a cabinet session, is well weighed in the Kremlin. the President has shown sym- be completed by the end of this Tartar Sauce assassinate the entire group But we hope the Kremlin is pathy for a member of the month. Italy and the Benelux and set up a government. also underestimating Eisen- Russian leadership.” countries are expected to give French Fried Potatoes, Cole Slaw Post Allocated hower's sense of responsibility.” Italian newspapers gave the final approval this fall Atom-Age Challenges Some story a big play but without The common market and Assorted Hot Rolls and The report Americans who re- Butter said Salah el Din editorial was to become Premier and turned last week from Belgrade, comment. i“Euratom'’ nuclear energy pool Abdel Fattah Hassan, former capital of Communist Yugo- Face Scholarly New Aga Defense Minister, was to be- slavia, were offering a bet that - come Interior Minister—con- Zhukov would be in Washington GENEVA, July 19 I/P). —A handsome within a few months. f Harvard undergrad- trolling the police—if the coup o l\ uate with an athlptic build and a serious turn of mind has had succeeded. Diplomatic sources in Vienna ! n° S1 -25~| become leader of 20 million Asian and African Moslems. »STOREWIDE Reports SAVINGS He is the IV, that more than a 5 * ¦ now 20. His followers are the dozen plotters had been ar- 1 Ismaili Moslem sect, leadership sprang V- whose from the Prophet rested have been circulating Mohammed in the 7th century A. D. for several weeks and have been Two Are Slain The job of Imam, the prophet's vicar on for earth the published abroad. Last night’s 1houjardJoh fon] great n Ismailis, carries with it stores t report by the news agency both W wealth, prestige In Woihington—39oo Renitsybamo A», SE , 425 enormous and tne first publication about Chotiner's I ¦ appears by the will of his 1 AGA MAY ATTEND !was / I3H< St N.W ; 1412 Ntw York A,* N.W . 4971 —it !the case in Egypt, ¦ predecessor—the command to - j Indian Head Rood (Eaitover), Wisconsin and BEIRUT UNIVERSITY Constant questioning of those Law / Western Axes (D C. Line) Alexondno—S2s i j Office lead his Asian and African / safely IjP).— ' arrested brought confessions "N Wnskington St , Arlington—47oo Lee High people and prosperously ¦ BEIRUT. Lebanon, BEVERLY HILLS. Calif., way, | that a secret military organiza- / Falls Church—Se.en Corners. Foirtoi Cir through the adolescent years The Lebanese newspapers July 9 UP). —An 'jet U i planned carry estranged hus- ‘THIS / S Rts 50 29 of the atomic age. Al Hayat and Daily Star tion to out the SATURDAY~4 band shot and killed his wife said yesterday the new Aga Invasion of the presidential , Heritage Mixed agency and stepdaughter yesterday Khan, a offices, the said. It re- in Shop in Harvard univer- the office of Attorney Murray air-conditioned comfort 0 Aga Khan 111. before he died sity undergraduate, may ported that the military or- I. i M. Chotiner. police reported. Switzerland last week, ap- sanization was headed by Brig. . In • | transfer to the American Three hours Bond’s, 1335 “F” St. N.W. M parently chose his handsome University ;Gen. Ahmed Atif Nassar. later Los An- 1 of Beirut. geles police said they spotted grandson to succeed him be- The papers Members were said to have Bond’s 7 Shopping Conlor said the they planned the automobile of the Corners M cause of basic good character, . father of Aga confessed an husband. Khan IV, Leo Aaron Lewie, liquor Open AllDay Saturday Completely the prospect of long life ahead ! Prince Aly Khan, will ar- armed attack while they were 41. young in uniform. store: clerk, then saw him in a and the man's East- rive here Sunday to make telephone Conditioned West heritage Plot Disclosed booth nearby and and education. ¦! arrangements with the took him The new Aga Khan is half Authorities learned of the into custody. He American University. held there Op*n English, a quarter plot last April, the account \vas for questioning Italian, a by Beverly m quarter Persian. went on, when a group of Hills officers. he bears religious leadership former officers The wife, Mrs. Blanche B. W Da? The old Aga passed up tried to contact Saturday both responsibilities. regular join Lewie, 47, was slain in the his princely sons—46-year-old [ officers to the or- He is the 99th spiritual ganization office and her daughter by J Aly 24-year-old 1 lead- called “Gamaat a and Sadruddin er of the Ismaili previous marriage, Minda Birn- —to name Prince Karim. -1 sect of the Ansar al Hak”—the group of Men’s uenr of style and quality since 1897 Shia Moslem denomination. Triumphal Right. baum, 15. died a short time As Aga, the youth has no > A family servant says that Salah el Din is later in an emergency hos- territory, considered OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY no official political 1 even when driving a fast sports one of Egypt's most able legal pital. position. But in addition to the ' cur. the new Aga stops at the minds and has been a specialist Mr. Chotiner, former Repub- religious leadership, Prince Ka- ¦ prescribed hour for Moslem in foreign affairs throughout lican Party official who man- f rim's grandfather during his i prayers using a compass for his career. He was Foreign aged Vice President Nixon’s long a and fabulous career set up i bearing on Meca, he bows east Minister in 1951 when Egypt campaign in 1952, had left the the equivalent of a vast chari- and recites the ritual prayers. abrogated its treaty of alliance office after talking to Mrs. table and educational founda- Prince Karim is the son of w'ith Britain. Lewie about a proposed di- tion and exerted great political i Prince Aly Khan, the late Aga's Many Wafdist Party mem- vorce. influence on his followers scat- elder son who inherited the bers were brought to trial by Records showed that Lewie tered over two continents. family's prosperous stables in- the revolutionary regime after was booked on a wife-beating The new Aga has a buoyant, stead of the title. His mother King Farouk was toppled, but charge, later dropped, and sub- 1 sequently winning manner. Over six feet | j was Prince Aly's first wife, the Salah el Din was not among on a charge of rape tall, muscular, with slightly former Joan Yarde-Buller, a those charged with graft and involving his stepdaughter. He waving chestnut brown hair British heiress through whom corruption. However, he split was free on bail but due to appear and soft hazel eyes, he was he is related to much of the with Col. Nasser on several in Santa Monica Supe- a good English aristocracy. issues. rior Court on the latter charge considered dresser in his • Monday. - three years at Harvard. Close to Mother next I I i i ¦ Traised as Student The youth was 12 years old Swiss Arms Aide Aly House He is generally smiling jwhen Prince divorced his i ..11*00Twr and 1 mother Switched to U. S. |||H HARPERS FEIUY. speaks in low tones with hes- to majry movie star! US a f Switzerland, itant manner. He hasn't |. He has always BERN. July 19 rdtfCj&ss been MP>.—The Swiss government ml! hesitant in school, however, and been close to his mother and to- J spent day named Lt. Col. Werner earned acclaim as a bright stu- I most of his vacation time 2 CIVERS with her. He called her in Lon- Koch, its Military Attache in; dent and all-round boy at his i1 *» dev. wk. (3 meals day) idon as soon as he learned that London, as Military and Air i All Chicken You Can Eat, ftl.M” < Swiss preparatory ! Art • Summer school, Le grandfather's Attache In Washington. Exhibit Stack Rosey, and in Cambridge. his will named 1 “Someone Waiting,“ Julv 1 him successor. His Harvard adviser. Dr. Prince Karim father Reduced and his fol Leigh Hoadley, said the new also have showed an affec- Aga often spoke of engaging in tionate public regard scholarship for each and research as a other, and Prince Aly was quick lifetime occupation. planned Cfottam He /mmedtafe to express accord with his fa- to go to the Sorbonne in Paris ther's action in passing him by. SHOPPES. or to Spain for further study Syrian Ismailis had expected after finishing Harvard next Aly to become Aga and an- year. 5 85 nounced allegiance to him as Take-Home Dacron Blend Tropical Suits, 26 The one positive point Prince ¦ soon as the old man died; Aly tHOT Karim was willing to make in has announced plans to go Nationally Advertised At 35.00 & 37.50 his cautious public statements , from his father's funeral to after his grandfather's death, to cement this commu- Specials for besides dedicating his life to , nity's allegiance to Prince *s service to his followers, w; as Karim. Tropical Suits *36 his earnest wish to finish at What Karim will do with the & Harvard. His new duties may title is a question of concern theWeek-End Nationally Advertised At 50.00 55.00 prevent it. to governments of nations Delicious, Ready-to-Eat 24-year-old where Ismaili Moslems are com- Unlike his uncle,! mercially and graduate student Prince otherwise im- Specialties WASH 'N' WEAR Sad- portant,. The sect is spread Of* Picnic SUITS ruddin. Karim lived an in- deep - from in Red China across or pt., $49.50 Dacron and Orion Suit $34.85 conspicfous life at Harvard. I Barbecua Satf Pork '/, 45c Asia and to South Africa. C*~ Creomy Cole Slow 7 ex., 23c where he was known as ‘‘Kay.” Some $42.50 100% Dacron Suit $29.85 A RadclifTe girl are in the Soviet Union. Deviled Eggs 6 halves, 3fc he frequently changed Times have since Q Sliced Horn ©t. $39.75 & Wear dated said he often wore pkg., 55c Wash Cord Suits $29.85 Lon- his grandfather Aga Cooked Shrimp with lettuco 2V| e«. 58c suits, became f don-tailored was ex- ! v during Victoria’s reign . Sliced Turkey __..4 ox. pkg., tremely serious about Queen 1 75c Linenweave his The old Aga demonstrated his C (V, lb., 1.50; 1 lb.. s3l (137M35 to S SO Summer Oriental and Moorish history skill as a Chicken Salad pt., SBc Suits studies and founder of the Mos- Vi became excited at lem League from s Fruit Salad pt., 2?C /iscosi Suit With games. which the Broken lots, one two of a pood football nation Garden Salad with dressingox. pkg., 2$C ond kind; selec- CAJ Q|! of Pakistan came, and tion of colors ond sizes in the group. Docron - V*#loOv He participates in several in keeping much of the Moslem Potato Salad ya pt., 18c V) PWashableTWO PANTS and wool, ny'nn cords, Docron blends, oil-wool Tunafish Salad sports himself. He stroked a world on the side of the allies pt., 51c ?ropicols. ® single scull, in World skiied in the Alps War I. All TYPES OF DRESSINGS AND RELISHES Begum lo $7.95 Tropical and in Vermont, swam and Advise T <> MAK* YOUR PICNIC COMPLETE Slacks 1 $4.95 plßyrd tennis at prep school Os more immediate concern $14.95 Dacron and Wool Tropical Slacks $9.95 and Harvar d. to Prince Karim is his sect's Devoted to Religion educational and charitable uQ i sjlopp CS Extra-Rich work. When the qld Aga to $34 A date at Harvard took >s3'—s23 85 85 All Wool noted that over, this was a spur-of-the- SPORTCOATS New SIO.OO "he is very much devoted to . religion. moment thing. He built up a ICE CREAM his Pnnre Karims vast grandfather network of maternity inculcated in him homes, profound educational establish- For Men a spiritual sense, ments, hospitals 99c T'C § Stout and charitable family sources said, they and trusts These supported by expect It to are Six delicious flavors including the S3S.OO—TROPICAL SUITS *4 DC Increase now that contributions, by investments and new flavor-of-the-month, Fresh Peach SIZES—6/42, LOST even by the stables. 8/44, 5/46 *1 The Aga C with the old-fashioned real fruit jj’36 1 old asked Prince "Mcnrr gold. npanainn vlnnltx GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS fchopoim Karim to seek guidance —flavor. - . renter or So in e Fairlinfton; sentimental value re- running ward tl the vast organization Begum, Spoool week-end prices Tor smaller pockagts: niNNtR also, in Kftnn'e , from the his French- notion department: ~ diamond*, re- born question Creom, pt., 33c; $ ward CO. .S-llsdii widow. The now f lea qt., 65c must be decided 45 3-Piece Summer Wardrobe IH)G. (pit*, female black and ahlte where she will —Shorbat, pt., 20c; qt., 39c Vic Woodland Elem School. Sliver live and where Prince Karim C Sonne: wearing no tag* or collar trwurd offered JU U-&1I96. will make his headquarters. Coat, Trousers, Plus Contrasting Slacks * I»*»C. boxer, fawn rnlor. 2 yrs The family said the late SATURDAY ONLY “ old lost Thurs . pm. vicinity Cedar leader found it best to delegate three- lane, Wis. ave OL. 7-U7OO. These famous-make responsibilities in the East collie, female. *able and white; and APPLE PIE piece tropical suits COAT Thursday, vicinity "Sih rt„ Arling- maintain personal contact reward in AND TROUSERS PLUS CON- ton KE H-H2AW. Europe and the regularly 69c rA„ GREATLY REDUCED 8 non. boxer, female child grlevln* United States dx** pel. for TRASTING SLACKS give reward offered. Call UN. 4-H4III with financial and business SPECIAL DyC t V KOI.ASSES, brow n and Ivory, with i leaders for the benefit of the you a complete summer ward- C fflf.Ot,- So., OBee. Wed,, July 10 QC --II.VIS, after t> p m Ismailis. robe at one low price The w,UJ Tt£ »pp, J I *'_U. « ri.ATE. io«t Vic tilth The new Aga may eventually coot and trousers an ? . n » Finder please con- SUNDAY ONLY moke M *,«•. MR W 11.1.1 AM L. ORirriN, | make the eame decision. Hr ideal summer. 114, Irving gt n.w suit for Wear /I HO ;.,r_'4K. said this week, however, he Lemon Cream the I XPII W VTCII, gold, with bow daxp, coat and contrasting engraved bark, liberal reward HO feels that he should spend the '. • trousers for a Ido 11 near future getting to know CAKE OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT good-looking rxHvhtET, LAYER sport COMPLETE OUTFIT beautiful, chartreuae. 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