A-4 •• THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. captain of a Commercial vaa- Fishing Boats Seized sel reported yesterday he had Japan. July iff). Mystery [sighted an OTARU. 13 Craft | unidentified nib- —Japanese maritime safety jSjrk marine near Dutch Harbdr headquarters reports Soviet pa- Harvard Senior at 20 E . 3SF Jar EhH H: within' the three-mile territo- trols seized 56 Japanese fishing rial waters of Alaska. boats with 573 crewmen in Seen Alaska northern waters from January Off Dutch Harbor was a major to June. ¦ Starts Rule as Aga Khan KODIAK,Alaska. July 13 (ff). naval base in the Aleutian OENEVA, July UP\. —A handsome 6-foot Harvard senior —An object which might have Island chain during World War mounted a white satin throne today ahd with a grin and wink been part of a submarine was n and was bombed by the Jap- Cottle Losses High began spiritual MEXICO CITY, July 13 (*\ his rule as leader of 20 million Ismaili moslems. sighted yesterday by men anese. On spacious lawn of villa'overlooking —The. National Cattle Raisers the a Lake Constance aboard a civilian landing craft the new Aga Khan IV, dressed in a blue bought The Aleutian Islands extend Confederation estimates flannel suit Dutch Harbor, Alaska, the westward toward Russia’s mari- In the United States, received the first homage of kneeling hear drought has caused herders religious followers. Kodiak Navy Base reported to- time province where Soviet losses ot\ g5.6 million thus Tar Lady submarine bases yearttn Word arrived from Karachi, Pirbhai. wife of Sir Eboo day. are situated. this North Mexico. important Pirbhai, leader of the Ismailis an Ismaili center, The civilians who spotted the everywhere in East Africa. Sir Eboo stood that Isn.aiiis would object accept the will of the Aga Khan directly behind the new Aga unidentified were Max as a symbol of fealty of the jI > Wright and Jack Hanley, em- HI in t aming Prince Karim, x; JR* his 20-year-old grandson, as East African members of the ployes of a contractor who i Dress Buyer-Manager J his spiritual successor. (sect. owned the landing craft. It had been expected that[ Most of the male followers Navy officials said no Ameri- Ladies’ Specialty Store in Washington 1 Prince Aly Khan, who knelt before Karim wore can submarines were operating I needs a buyer to run department. father of European its dress Karim, spir- clothes, but almost in the area at the time. would inherit the the attired in Exceptional opportunity for a buyers or itual throne. But Mrs. Ger- all women were Seen at Ml Feet |$ J colorful saris. It was the first assistant buyer. Will , maine Vuillier, director of the The object sighted by the I consider a strong, 1 Aga Khan's beloved time such a ceremony had and valu- place Europe, men was described as “what outstanding salesperson who is ready nmt racing stables, taken in Western able said the Ismaili leaders said. appeared to be a submarine \ promotion Aga Khan had personally asked to an executive position. Ex\ f ; The body of Aga Khan 111 antenna or periscope or snor- Aly to bypass the Ismaili lead- j kel.” It was approximately 200 r cellent salary and store benefits. A poai>\ *\ ership was in a room in the modest in order to see that the villa overlooking the lawn feet from the landing craft and tion with a definite \ gtables keep operating. j future. Write in I where the ceremonies took moving in a northeasterly di- Aga strictest confidence, giving details past Mrs. Vuillier said the place. His beautiful widow, the rection toward the open sea. of Khan told his son it would be Begum, peeked through a cur- Dutch Harbor is 750 miles L experience. Age limits 28 to 45. Impossible for one man to han- . tain. Tears streamed down her southwest of Anchorage. \ dle the jobs of watching after' wrapped in Navy officials said an investi- I Mr. S. M. Winkler, General Manager the stables and safeguarding face. She herself I the folds of the curtain when gation is being made but did the welfare of the Ismailis. approached. not disclose in what manner. Stables [photographers To Run the The body of the old Aga will “Therefore he Aly Earlier Similar Report 1 L. FRANK COMPANY asked to. be flown to Egypt sometime J the position of Earlier, in Washington, the 12th and F Sts., Washington sacrifice Imam! next week for at Aswan, 1 (spiritual leader) burial Navy reported and run thej usually spent its Alaska com- I ‘‘Aly iwhere he his stables.’’ she declared. is Hashem, the mand had relayed word that a greatest winters. Zaki RECEPTION— Aga Khan IV, 20-year-old son of Prince Aly Khan and now one of the horse ex- Aga attorney perts." Khan’s in Cairo, throne, said the body would be placed spiritual head of 20 million Ismaili Moslems, sits on a white satin Premature Aly word that temporary grave a, surrounded by his religious followers.—AP Wirephoto via radio from London. would be the new leader led in a until 60,000 Ismailis Syria mausoleum is built in the in to ac- desert hills across the river clalrh him. But a spokesman said today that since the Aga from Aswan. The new Aga said his first Up Khan had named Karim the Khrushchev Butters Man on Raft duty fly Syrian official will be to with Ismailis would "un- body and preside questionably’’ accept him, the to Aswan over his grandfather’s funeral. Aly said he was not surprised Czechs at Mass Meeting at the Syrian action—“l have Rejects Help been traveling in that area and New Aga Is Out PRAGUE, Czechoslavakia. tries in the world than we meeting those people for 30 July 13 (j«P).—Nikita Khru- today—but they won’t be to- GALVESTON. Tex., July 13 years. It might have beeh ex- Os Clothes, Says shchev recommended today morrow. Why? I’ll tell you: < iff).—A Californian whose aim pected." that Marx-Leninism be spread Just as one cannot delay a appeared incredibly poor was There was no indication Aly with butter to make it “even birth when the time comes, so English Mother floating of Mexico would lend himself any more tasty” to the world. it is impossible to prevent the in the Gulf to LONDON, July 13 (£>)— Aga 1 Schism, and the likelihood of The Soviet Communist Party successsion and replacement of on1 a life raft today, vowing he jj FINE Khan new leader of the one was small. Ismailis every- IV. capitalism by socialism.” trying reach Browns- Ismaili Moslems, has run out boss spoke to a mass meeting, was to where recognize the right of made up largely of miners and Speaking of Soviet Russia’s ville, Tex. I of the Aga Khan to name his clothes. development he said: suc- "Karim must return to Lon- steel workers, in Moravska But the Coast Guard said he cessor. “We have become the No. 2 , and SPORTS Ostrava, Czechoslovak coal- APPAREL don shortly.” said the English! a was considerably off course. If | Neither Aly nor his industrial power world.; | brother. mother of the 20-year-old. steel center near the Polish of the follows his present route Prince Sadruddin, were present i ranks of !he I grandson of late Aga Khan. | i frontier. The address was United States ahead he’ll end up in the South At- for theceremonies on the lawn the and going let $ SAVINGS FROM TWBfTT TO SIXTY PERCENT “For the truth is he’s out of broadcast by the Czechoslovak us we are not to : lantic. 3 They were in downtown hotels' I j radio. the United States outstrip us. with their fiancees. Sadruddin clothes.” going surpass The sailor identified himself Karim’s mother, the Princess Reminding the audience that We are to the SUMMER SUITS is planning to wed London “I myself,” United ,as Michel Golden of Los R Joan Aly Khan, said went am an old miner States.” model Nina Dyer, and Aly a he to Angeles. (j off to Geneva in such a hurry Mr. Khrushchev appeared Hungary Seen as Lesson Softly tailored with natural shoulders. Paris model. Bettina. refer the ousted Georgi Mal- Galveston Coast Guard to be at the bedside of his dying to Mr. Khrushchev told his Worth more our regular pre-tale price. V But later the new Aga Khan enkov, V. M. Molotov and Lazar Comdr. T. F. Knoll said Mr. Q than joined grandfather that he took only Czech audience: “You have , his father at the hotel Kaganovich in a sarcastic ob- Golden claimed he needed no they both . one extra shirt. other political parties and I help $37.50449.50 WASH ft WEAR GROUP..... $24.75 to *38.75 G suite share.'Karim servation: and the New Orleans dis- ft rushed up to Aly, threw his "All of his clothes are here,” will not interfere with that, but trict office told the Galveston $55-1105 TROPICAL GROUP *43.75 w» ft she said. ‘We have among us some we must be united on a founda- X *79.75 arms around him, and kissed scholars, officers to leave him alone. him fondly. The princess is the former Marxist real book- tion of Marx-Leninism and the worms. who regard as prosaic Mr. Golden told intended Joan Barbara Yarde-Buller. central pivot of this must be If FALL SUITS . Winks at Newsmen for "My religious She married Prince Aly the tasks we have set our- the Communist Party. rescuers he was determined to Q responsibilities ( was to ; sail float the miles begin of today,” Khan, Karim’s father, in 193G. selves, Including the aim of Strengthen your Communist : and 300 to as the new Aga i catching up with United Brownsville. Khan declared. during . Their marriage ended in di- the Party and do not ever let it But the States production of ceremonies he in 1949. in the become separated from the He started Thursday from , SPORTS G was unable toiivorce meat milk. X JACKETS contain an occasional grin A handsome woman of 49, and masses . . . Hungary should be West Beach in Galveston and and I' “More Summer and ’round an almost Imperceptible : she lives quietly m London now Abundant Life” a lesson for us so there will be l by Saturday afternoon had A year group* of fine zj wink “Now I ask you, would it be at newsmen he knew in the > and sees a great deal ot her no repetition.” progressed only six to eight spread V imported and domeetic felgrict A crowd. when he’s not Harvard bad for us if we our While Mr. Khrushchev visited miles.j son at Marx-Lenlnlst teachings with Seated at Karim’s right was i University. a Moravska Ostrava. Premier In addition, said Comdr. piece say V *525439.50 Special Lot.. ...Half Price of butter? 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