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Show ......Aid N . ALLEY OOP to Iran U. S. Military iProtested by Spviet Union By JOSEPH MAZANDI TEHRJ, Iran. (UP) Soviet Ambassador Ivan Sadchikov called at the--, Iranian Foreign Office to back up Russia's ' protest note against Iranian acceptance of American; military and.. economic aid. At the same time, the newspaper Mossaof Premier Mohammed Satur degh's National Front saidnao reday that the government ceived the. Soviet note Wednesday tvith. "disgust and complete indif. ference." '"Iran by now is used to these Soviet threats." the newspaper said. Informed circles predicted . I i By HAMLEf NyHrnAMIUJON Iran would reject the protest. .Sadchikov was said to have elaborated off the note ixr hi con versation with Iranian foreign Minister Baeher Kaieml. Sources close to the ambassador. said he explained the Soviet gov ernment was greatly disturbed by Iran s "proximity" to the y. which, he said, clamed to "convert Iran into a base against the Soviet Union." The note charged that Iran, by accepting American military- ad had aid. and other visers piacea its Army "under, the control of . and Is) the U. S.;: government, ; SBXtSTfg" HAyE,ANJaANEK3rO fWi JrJH&i TNEJ JCHT 6H JM aw eat. N1 mould ANINTEISSf A ONTO THE3 tuna.' Pirn Pretests -- fi Z i ceme-elepha- ry j four-year-o- ld - four-year-o- - ld mander la Europe, The . Ked "Order, of th. Dav was published in the party Dews- paper iiumaone. At least one person was killed and scores of others injured Fri day, in tne tint war. of Red demonstrations against the man whom the Communists can "Gen eral Plague" and -- Microbe Killer I AHVL STO UP. GRAB WtR IN MAM APS SALT LAKE CITY of all convention groups, believed to Utah meeting of its held Sunday In Salt ivari uttle. (UP) A Utah labor be the first kind, will be Lake City. coordinator fot AFL, SOM W' w mm rtr hi M ANO,EHr J 1 i -- 1 c s iw Last Open 1: : LIKE HIE FURY CF THE f ..If aa tj M&t -Jt a Mb -- r CIO. railroad brotherhoods. International Machinists and' United Mine Workers in Utah, said the purpose of the meeting is to. discuss issues "of primary importance in the coming presidential cam Joint -- in , Labor Groups Plan Joint Convention ft AN'KttS Ht-T- -.t FlPTST TWOUR tNTlW HAPPY Ridgwsy. One Algerian died Fridar nieht of wounds suffered In a violent clash between police and demon strators in Mootbeliard. Eastern i ranee. Anotner demonstrator was hospitalized with grave injuries na iv were slightly injured there in raris. police riot sauads nrose up a demonstration at railway station with their fUU They arrested 280 Com Friday munists, but realed all except nose laenuty papers 'were quesuonea. ) BlASLfBHIIACE-ra- BECAOSt 13 iYor-o- . i O demonstrations Er AL CAPP SUNDAY HERALD SUNDAY, MAY 12, ISCJ t'Vkh County, Vu J i DHW MAI. WIU. P uo w r v f UX.KY 11 rvVCv v PARIS. I UP) Th Trmnrh Communist Party called Saturday I for further inroagnout Trance against Gea. Matthew a. Kldgway. who is scheduled to arrive here Tuesday to become supreme Allied com Stray Elephant Breaks Up Picnic j WORTM WAVtW OP AH SO VOUNCi AN' SoMet-Irama- Mil-j.te- tS J52T HE COT cooperating with the U.; S. govern ment in. : . the latter s aggressive plans against the Soviet Union." It said the Iranian action was n 'incompatible" with the pertreaty of 1921, which Iran mits Soviet forces to enter if the armed forces of a third power hostile to Russia should move on Iranian territory. American officials at Washington said they are confident Iran wilM refuse to bow to, Russian" bullying. NEW YORK, (UP)Fulton OursMost diplomatic authorities also ler. 59. author and senior editor agreed that- - Moscow was just t the Reader's Digest, died early bluffing. Saturday in his apartment in the Hotel Novarro. i; Members of Oursler's family said he had not been ill and apnt when she A bull day. She was passing by the put on the brakes. parently died of a heart attack, .MILWAUKEE. (UP) when the elephant trundled Finally, with the huge bud less lumbered out of a i Oursler was the author of 12 than 10 feet away and still coming, and turned a .toward the road, novels and nonaction books and! waukee cemeteryinto a temporary!. The tires screeched as Mrs. Kott she-- got the car' started and made outing peaceful several plays. Among bis best nightmare for Mrs. Casimin Kottjbraked to a halt.. But the elephant a jack rabbit" takeoff. continued straight for the car. The car slipped by the elephant sellers was a series of murder and her family: Mrs Kott had taken her mother, A blast of the horn and screams with a. scant five feet to spare. mysteries written under the pseuMrs. Agnes Woldanski.and her of the twins failed to stop the Cemetery attendants were hard donym of Anthony Abbott. to convince they had an elephant In .recent years Oursler turned approach. twiijs for a drive Fri- - tank-lik- e on the premises. Mrs. material. Kott to for Bible the tried literary ,o frantically start the engine, which had stalled "We haven't' had an elephant Ilis dramatic condensation of the AN OTHER POLIO CASE . around here since 1932. one said. Another polio Bible, The Greatest Story Ever BOISE (UP, Finally they . went to the- spot Told, published in 1949, was widely case, that of a boy SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP. serialized in newspapers and maga- in McCall. was reported Saturday TO HEAR TALK ON .MEXICO ' with, the Kotta trailing "at a: reSPANISH FORK The Special spectable distance. zines. by the state division of vital' statisInterest group of the First Ward They found the elephant munch Oursler was a native of, Balti- tics.:. ' f more and began his career as a It brought the total for the year announces as its speaker next; ing peacefully, on the rich ceme- Nearby was Robert the seventfi case Tuesday, Rex Daniels of Spanish tery grass Reporter on the Baltimore Ameri- to 19 and of the Kelly can in 1910, later becoming the1 reported this month. Fork, who will give a talk onjMoore, manager Mexico. Mr. Daniels will explain 'Morris circus w hich w as in Mil- newspaper's music and, drama its peoples and its religious and waukee for a 'one-dastand. critic. His name was a familiar COP HAS EAGLE EYE Moore explained he' had taken e in the Atlantic Monthly, GIBSON CITY, Ilk (U.P.) D. C. native, customs. All are invited. The closing social of the MIA Trilby, a Good Housekejep-in- Jacobus of Milwaukee, Wis., wrote elephant, for Cosmopolitan, shows to "stretch Liberty and Reader's Digest. to local police asking that they fdr this season will be announced a stroll between his legs." Oursler is survived by his wife, search for a trinket his wife had later. novelist - Grace Perkins who col- lost while on a picnic in a Gibson laborated with him on several City park. The trinket was a gold books, and four children, Mrs. pin. Police Officer: Elmer Sawyer, Martin Armstrong, Mrs. James found the pin arrtl mailed it to; Open 12:45 Balaber, WijHam Oursler, and Ful- Jacobus.' ton Oursler Jr. 35c Till 2 , Fulton Oursler Dies at 59; Noted Author IXLAEHEH paign." He said the most Important Issue the groups will discuss Is whether human rights or property rights are paramount. Utah State --Attorney General Clinton P. Vernon will talk on workmen's compensation and attor ney Vr'ally Sandack will speak on the proposed 2 per cent limitation on taxation. Little4 said the i meeting It deigned to start a "grass roots movement of labor acting within Its local groups on Important lsiues.1 SPEAKERS NAMED BOISE UP E. Roland Hani-machairman of the Union Pa cific Railroad's board of directors, and A. E. Stoddard, company ptesldent, Friday were named as speakers at a Boise Chamber of Commerce banquet scheduled June Ana SEERiDAli r Jchn LUKO n, , Kswznf CUFF . Pies Prte SmiA MUSICAL Carina NEWS ; it.as -- y by-lin- g. ( .... fireman Killed, rr , I Treat Yourself TODAY STARTS Two Dadly Hurt killed 'and two others seriously inearly Saturday morning when crushed under a falling wall as fire swept the three-stor- y brick warehouse of a Detroit lumber ' Company. ) The dead fireman was Stanley 36.Thornton. are Hospitalized George de Caussin and Nicholas Baubein. Three other fire fighters were less seriously hurt, i No , final .damage estimate was Immediately available, but the loss was, expected to run to several hundred thousands of dollars. The blaze demolished the two upper stories of an east side warehouse owned by the1 F. Mr Sibley Lumber Co. Its cause was not yet $1.5Q Chicken Dinners jured F,.m r" . 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