Show The Weather tTTAH — Know lag cloudtnrw tnnlrht Temperatures duMMk Tvmecratam wife-notomorrow over mountains Not quite to cold tonight High both days SO to 35 north low If to 25 except St in Dixie OGDEN— Intermittent enow tonight Generally clearing tomor-IMwith few anew flurries over nearby mountains Little change tfkMiperature High both days 29 to 32 low 19 to 22 eneing at aava flurrtea BBS p t i9h ty-- f i rt Yeer-- Ne a"' The United Press The Associated Press 42 OOP EN CITY UTAH On Guard Against Subs SALT LAKE CITY Feb 23 (UP) — Utah's Colleen Hutchins the reigning "Miss America" will be the guest of honor March 1 at the annual A? a tea festival In Mobile Ala The tall blonde beauty who has made $23000 since being crowned Miss America last fall will resume her travels after the Mobile festival She will attend a festival of the Latter-da- y Saints March 7 at Oroville Calif After stops at Biloxi Miss and St Louis Mo Miss Hutchins will start a tour of South America Traffic Drivers Warned IB IS 57 S o© as Rao St k Gaorea 91 S3 as u as FINAL EDITION Program Calls Becomes Jet For Tapping Taxpayers Ace Saving Of West for $300 Billion 'Massacre' Fellow Pilot Feb 23 AP — Korea toa over North fight Apt Mr cost the reds one lUg-l- S AaMi r4ane and produced a new AMI ican jet ace The new ace is Maj William Whttner Shreveport La Ha brought his Mig total to fiWA kills just in time to ani one-ha-lf aiia a fellow pilot Maj Doaald E AJama Mount Clemens Mkka of this ninth council meeting came Woat plane had been hit and only 24 hours after the aUta mHU couldn't avoid enemy fire their blessing plans to a European I Whisner knocked down the Mat fighter In a batfia ha defense force which when ratified swept-win- g by member parliaments would tall an 34 U S Sabrejetj and build a defense force estimated at Mp 9DiH Two ether Miga awna two million men to safeguard HV0 jlafnnaed in the fight Five kills make a pilot a fat Europe against communist aggresana Whisner i credited also v h sion The economic program calls for damaging six Miga tapping western taxpayers for 300 4h Mia 84 th Mission billion dollars to build the His kill came on Ma tMl armies — a sum the missionlatest Air force policy la to re sera can believe be peel to" apostles a pilot after he flies gether without bringing economic assign missions ruin The breakdown of figajrtt Fsvr other pilot have for individual nations is in the Jcl aces in the Korean war but top secret category they have either returned to toa in action Means S?M Apiece MjS or ofdied propeller-drive- n marine jPQots In any event spread over three Opnaairs and Panther jets reported 1334V years ending in the totKaaf they killed at least 30 reds north equal to $750 apiece for each of of Komsong in an attack against the 400 million people in the 12 communists camouflaged in Wmj original Atlantic Pact nations Other NATO developments to- White Allied warplanes ran up a score day: of at least 10-- 0 in their swirling 1 officials West said Diplomatic with communist Miga patties U German Chancellor ffonraii irtna Jat S Fifth air force nauer has promised his country will IBtfweek said certo build relinquish the right tain important war industries — No U N Planes Las V N pilots claimed 13 M i gs ess atomic weapons guided missiles st roved one probably destroyed and war chemicals and rr tary aircraft — in order to avoid nine damaged No U N pianos wnra the risk Russia will capture them lost in air action 2 Top French and American Bat red gunfire took another delegates decided France would heavy toll The air force's weekly supply 12 land divisions and 27 summary said communist ami Ml air squadrons to the proposed Eu- craft fire knocked down five at This is two divi- lied planes Five others failed ropean army sions less than was originally return from flights over red Ko- and military planners Pfi-- i planned said the proposed strength was The ground front was quiet even pared because heavy divisional fir these days of twilight war armament could be supplied for biesen action across the front -v To U S Soon ss SEOUL Korea Har-riman- UP--G- said light snow was already running from steep canyon walls across the highway but live plows with full crews were on the scene and could cope with the present situation Brunker recommended no unnecessary travel through the can yon The noonday slides were not dangerous in themselves he said but weather conditions were conducive to heavy slide conditions Plugs Idaho Road United Press reported that a huge snow landslide plugged the n Valley road in Idaho and road crews had worked under perilous conditions to dig through y a passage The avalanche was estimated to be 800 feet long and eight to forty feet deep It occurred about three miles up the south fork of Payette river from Banks and was considered the biggest slide this ap- parently never tire of sticking their necks out predict continued light snow for tonight and tomorrow for the Ogden area Instead of retiring quietly to a corner after yesterday s prediction for a good week end with clouds but no snow they are climbing out on a limb again This time according to reports received at the local airport from the weather bureau in Salt Lake City the forecast is that it may clear up in this area for a few hours but they say another storm is "right on the tall of this one" At a m today new snow measured 040 of an inch it was reported Yesterday's maximum ty was 31 and today's low was 15 degrees All roads in this area are reported open but somewhat slick Rain and snow hit wide areas of the country as cold weather continued over most of the northern states - v m Six new helicopters developed for the U S navy execute a formation takeoff at the Philadelphia international airport a they were turned over to the government The twin-rotcraft designated the HUP-- 2 by the navy were specially designed by the Piasecki Helicopter corand shipboard utility use An unusual feaporation for ture is an auto-pilinstallation adapted by Plasecki engineers and the gperry Gyroscope company enabling the pilot to fly with minimum of effort even under instrument flight conditions or ot Utah Rheumatic Fever Toll One of Highest in Nation Banks-Garde- one-wa- i' m therea rmr tt nauonai were available vjjtu to determineiigures whether this state hiAhaei ha1 tha BIT l'L 4o rrr ""- T T Aire icu Volunteer workers for the Utah tieart associations February fund campaign might do well to empha- size the fact that Utah has one of tuc mguesi rneumauc lever raies in the nation Proceeds from the heart fund drive are used for education and research into the cause and treatment of heart disease "Utah has one of the highest rheumatic fever rates I know about" said Dr George A Spend- love state health commissioner a -- a li- 1 : " my ld that h5art are caused by rheu- matic fever during childhood The snow mat mere were ngures llo : t rlootrlf Irnm 1943 in Utah That amo vear thtrn were 1226 deaths from arteriosclerosis and 250 deaths from hy- rtidrf-ff- a — --- - pertension Causes Other Diseases Hil4I" Rhplimiltin fnuor rliiririrf I! nooa can cause both of the I Iff ill IdlCI doctor The hiuhet rir'i'n rata fmni rheumatic ffever in 194ft was noted in the 45 to category There were 42 deaths in this age group and 40 deaths in the 25 to group Ten children between the years of live and 15 died from the disease and there were eight deaths in the 16 to 24 age group There were 35 deaths among Utah people 65 and older Spend love said progress is being made against the disease In 1900 SALT LAKE CITY Feb 23 (AP) rheumatic fever caused 58 of every deaths: it now claims only Two psychiatrists advised Third 100000 7 of 100000 deaths district court today that a used car salesman accused of kidnaping is insane They recommended a sanity hearing for John D Billett charged with abducting Ricky Henricksen and holding him captive 79 days District Judge' David T Lewis took the recommendations under advisement He delayed for two more weeks the time for Billett to enter his plea to the abduction charge Billett also is being held on a A woman suffered bruised legs federal charge of bank robbery He early this morning jwhen car is accused of stealing nearly 0 whom she said'she from the Eighth South branch prowlers in the act backed up theircaught maof the First Security bank last chine and pinned her between her month Attorneys for Billett also car and theirs have urged that their client be The incident was reported to a given sanity examination in fedby Mrs Elsie Kidman a eral court and District Judge Wil- police of 136 Thirty-firs- t She said W lis Ritter had ordered a hear- widow she was standing in front of her ing on the request Monday own auto to see what had been 'May Get Dangerous' taken when they climbed into their Brigham F Roberts district at- car and backed up against her The sneakers — three Of them — torney reported the psychiatrists' findings to Lewis Roberts said the then pulled away from the curb report said that Billett "may be- at high speed She told Police Ofcome increasingly dangerous as ficer Lee J Howe they were drivtime goes on and recommended ing an old model sedan either a that he be placed in a strong cus- Plymouth or Chevrolet todial situation where psychiatric Sitting With Friend treatment might be available" The Henricksen boy disappeared Mrs Kidman said she was sitfrom his home last October Poting in a darkened car with a friend lice said Billett led them to the who drove her home when the house where the was held aft- prowlers pulled up to the curb er ho was picked boy up on the bank just ahead of her own car parked Police said the In front of her residence robbery charge When she got out to frighten boy apparently was unharmed although they said the lad told them them away the snoopers climbed he had been subjected to sexual back into their car then delibabuses Billett denied the asser- erately backed into her pinning tion her legs between the two machines she said Her legs were only slightly bruised the officers said A neighbor who witnessed the incident told Officer Howe he would be able to identify the three prowlers License number of their car was turned over to traffic police on S j For Proof of McGraih Wealth Two Psychiatrists Say Kidnaper of S L Boy Insane Prowlers Back Car Into Woman ' WASHINGTON Feb 23 (UP) — A house judiciary subcommittee investigating the justice department today invited Harold E Stassen to submit any "credible evidence" that Attorney General J Howard McGrath has become a millionaire while in public office Stassen said in Rochester Minn that he would be "happy to appear before the committee"' and his "confidential information"present about McGrath Chairman Frank L Chelf ( and Rep Kenneth B Keating (R-Y) senior G0 P member of the subcommittee telegraphed the invitation to Stassen a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination Wants McGrath Called Stassen told a Republican rally in Rochester Minn last night that the subcommittee should call McGrath put him under oath and thoroughly investigate his finances The former Minnesota now on leave as presidentgovernor of the University of Pennsylvania said that officers of many police departments including those in New York Philadelphia and other cities are required to show their source of income "We ought to make the same thing apply to the chief enforcement officers nf tho TTniferl Qtoo " Stassen said "particularly in an administration which has been shown to be shot through with "corruption" Stassen had said earlier in Detroit that he would "cooperate "100 percent with the subcommittee He first mentioned McGrath's personal finances during a in New York Thursday nightspeech McGrath's only comment was to thank 'candidate Stassen for the y) N compliment" Truman to Work Aboard Yacht WASHINGTON Feb 23 (AP) — Truman returned to Washington today from a week-en- d cruise but decided to remain the yacht Williamsburg to aboard and rest in the quiet of his work state room How long he will stay aboard was undetermined staff members aaid The president embarked Thursday afternoon for the cruise in $21-00- Transit Strike Settled in S F SAN FRANCISCO Feb 23 (AP Cable cars trolleys and buses are rolling again on San Francisco streets A strike which had immobilized the transportation system municipal for the past three at ended days midnight Even the n cable line seed of the strike which blossomed Wednesday was back in operation The entire system was struck early Wednesday forcing some 250000 passengers to walk hitchhike or drive downtown Police called the Wednesday traffic jam the worst in the city's history Traffic regulations were relaxed during the strike and motorists were permitted to navw i ai every available spot— including the or niarKet street the city s impaie main thoroughfare The Strike pndwi lact nioht members of the A F L Carmen s union unanimously a settlement their officersapproved reached with city officials after a granted injunctions to both judge the and city the union Powell-Jackso- en to me united states "in the foreseeable future" to seek the Republican presidential nomination The Atlantic pact headquarters said Eisenhower plans to visit Greece and Turkey early next month and that there is no trip planned to the United States Eisenhower has turned down several pleas of political backers that he return and campaign for the G O P nomination Progress Edition Tomorrow Tells Of Achievements Why is Utah's school for the blind one of the best in the nation? You can find out by reading an absorbing article by Harold W Green principal in the 1952 Ogden Standard-Examine- r Progress edition coming out tomorrow The special issue is devoted to Ogden s expansion in 1952 All regular subscribers get the edition at no extra cost Extra copies will be available at all newsstands A copy will be mailed anywhere in the United States if you'll send the name and address of a friend or relative and 25 cents to The Standard-Examin38-pa- Caught in Act Stassen Asked nearby waters SB 10 PAGES AP SERVICE U N of Koje -1- district road supervisor President MSA 1952J rh-rin- Brunker of Huntaville D-K- 23 LISBON Portugal Feb 23 (AP)— The North Atlantic M un SAN Korea Feb 23 ( AP) j Council unanimously approved today a master economic proThe communists today accused the ? 1 three-yea- r a for defense gram United Nation buildup against —t a a a r i ancommuniaafeat a oi one oi tne 14 Atlantic allies raised massacring large numbers" of prisobjection oners in the U N prison camp on full-drecouncil meeting gave its endorsement to the study Koje island of European defense potentialities made by W Averell 's "The latest massacre fully testiWASHINGTON Feb 23 — council as committee known temporary to the brutal inhumanity with popularly Dwight D Eisenhower's Par- fies is headquarters announced today which your side treats our personthe 12 apostles that he does not plan to return nel The second major achievement captured by your side" said tained five-thir- FEBRUARY Reds Accuse Ike Doesn't Plan Return mile-and-a-h- alf who 43 Pnratalte as as Build Agree on Up 15-d- ay Motorists were warned today that threatening snow slides in Ogden canyon a above Rainbow Gardens were menacing the highway although two-wa- y traffic was being main- forecasters ft SS York 14 Atlantic Nations Of Utah Earns $22000 on Title Still Maintained Weather SATURDAYS EVENING 'Miss America' Canyon Road winter SI PhaaaUat KS t at Lai VasM Peril Ogden Homer j: B IBMOrlaana 17 Snow Slides Two-Wa- y ! Maa M:n !TSt Ostler T to (It a sa Kidnaped Child Found With Man er in her big mouth early today Details were confused but the actress signed a warrant charging Francis Serpico 32 a visitor from Flushing L I with assault and battery Serpico a television salesman visiting here said he was beaten by Miss Raye s husband Nick Condos "and others" Detective V p Miller and William Murray said the full story of the fracas will have to be straightened out by a magistrate Monday A the detectives understand it they said Serpico heckled Miss Raye while she was performing in the Five O'clock club which she and Condos own "He called me a dirty name" Miss Raye told them "I couldn't take that I slapped him and he popped me right back in the mouth with his fist" That's when Condos a wrestler stepped in m circulation department 16-Inc- MacArthur Told To Cut Staff a Toy From 8 to 3 NEW YORK Feb 23 (AP) — An aide to General Douglas MacArthur says the former far eastern commander has been forced to cut five members from hi aiahi-ma- n personal staff The army says the reduction is routine MacArthurs aide Colonel Laurence E Bunker said last night that orders from army Secretary Frank Pace Jr came through February 12 directing that the five be transferred within 60 days Bunker added that in addition to the five the resignation last month of Lieutenant Colonel Anthony Story the general's former pilot also was forced In Washington the army said the staff reductions had been made in line with treatment accorded to five-star other gajierals who—like MacArthur — were not assigned to any specific duty The army said regulations provide an eight-ma- n staff for five-stofficers in specific military asIt added an signments ment for the personnel arrangecut was made last fall with MacArthur who was ousted from his far east past by President Truman in April Would Be Sufficient Precedent for the three-ma- n staff for unassigned generals the army said was set after World war II President Truman was to have decided that such reported a staff would be sufficient to look after any official business remaining for the generals General George C Marshall is the only other r officer not now assigned to specific military duty Army officials reported Marshall never had more than three aides assigned to him Bqth MacArthur and Marshall are still technically on active duty although not assigned Their pay is $18761 a year— including base pay of $11457 personal money $5000: subsistence $504: quarters ar five-sta- anti-commun- ist Indonesia Cabinet it Resigns in Fight Over Mutual Aid h COLORADO SPRINGS Colo Feb 23 (UP)— Military and police authorities today were checking the origin of a practice bomb — used as a plaything by a here for more than a year youth The authorities were called when young Danny Thompson and a playmate began to dismantle the bomb — and found it was loaded with a heavy and active charge of dynamite The boy son of Mr and Mrs L C Thompson told authorities the bomb was to him by his grandmothergiven Mrs Anna also of Colorado Springs She said she found it when she moved into her home a year ago "It looked just like a toy" said Danny 16-in- ch -- well-to-d- MIAMI BEACH Ha Feb 23 iAP— Martha Raye got hit right But Brother It's A Bomb! Three-year-ol- $50-00- n! Looks Like MacArthur had no comment on the matter but Bunker told newsMONTREAL Feb 23 AP) — men in New York that his chief d Barbara Nemeroff did not agree to the reduction alkidnaped from her home last night though he obeyed the order was recovered by police today Police said they discovered the tot walking along a street opposite a department store with a man The child for whom the kid0 naper demanded a ransom of was said to be unharmed Police arrested the man with whom she was walking Police said the man was in his early 20$ They did not identify him but said they believed he had worked for the child's father Moro ris Nemeroff a leather goods manufacturer Police said they had received a telephone tip from a woman who had seen the little girl with the man and recnenizeii them fm tha description which had been broad cast Martha Raye Gets Hit Right in Her Great Big Mouth Colonel Tsai Chen-WeThe reds had been expected to inject into the truce conference the Monday riot in which 69 Korean civilian internees were killed and 142 wounded Accept Rotation Plan In an adjoining tent at Panmun-jothe reds accepted "the U monthly troop rotation ceiling of 35000 Previously the communists had insisted 30000 men was sufficient However the reds clung to their demands that only five ports of entry on each side be opened to inspection by neutral teams durThe U N allies ing an armistice insist on inspection at six entry ports Communist staff officers again demanded that the U N accept Russia as a communist representative on the neutral inspection commission United Nations negotiators again refused to be drawn into debate but accused the reds of violating an oral agreement that members of the commission be acceptable to both sides T-- only 12 Means Tight Rape 3 Ten of the western allies who are concerned with mfrastjpac-ture- " the program for stringing atfe bases lines of communications and headquarters across Europe boosted their offers of contributions to the 450 million dollar program todsv But the additional offers still did not total up to that target and Eu ropean antes were said to be hop- ing the United States would up more of the check to f gap Months of intense work went into preparation of fi economic iooa All ot apuieainvolved the governments were consulted repeatedly The plan forms an economic tight-ropfor many of the hard-u- p curopean nations Many had to increase their arms spending and only a few red platoons Snow fell ail along the front but temperatures were relatively mild JAKARTA Indonesia Feb 23 (UP) — The government of Premier Sukiman Wirjo Sandjojo resigned today in protest against acceptance of U S mutual security aid by Indonesia without full knowledge of the cabinet The premier submitted his cab' to President inet's resignation ansae- Achmed Sukarno this morning Su"Pivrnr? karno asked the cabinet to carry lXCU V LjIguIIUU on until a new government can be formed The president is expected 23 iirpi— to ask Sukiman leader of the Moslem Masjumi party and Suwirjo Hkarl v caiH the com ' nationalist party leader to try to muntst officials of the American form a new coalition Qaapnuni cat ions association'' have The cabinet crisis began when n 1 " Foreign Minister Achmad Subardjo aBKianBl elections reached an agreement with U S A committee "task force reAmbassador H Merle Cochran for leased an interim report and a mutual security aid without prior th iaiu of closed testimony consultation with the cabinet 10 make endV msi which it said showed that union Some cabinet members felt that SSB furSffil in "fraudulent t by accepting mutual security aid uuwn wagra ana means 10 leaders engaged w nt Mfv winn aas ' w vt Indonesia was giving up her "In- finance an army nflviit that is meant to eara the union" of dependent foreign 00110 and sid- include 30 front line divisions and PARIS Feb 23 (UP) — ing with the Americana in the cold 20 in immediate reserve by the Shese practices' it said 'inElizabeth Taylor and her Lovely new war end of 1952 with planned expan- cludes the destruction of ballots bridegroom Michael Wilding Britsion to some 88 divisions by the of members of the umon and the in Subardjo ish actor left here early today resigned Thursday by an to save ssjhatitution of ballots which had end the of 1954 automobile on the second lap of He attempt government been marked for a slate of cstafaV had accepted mutual security their honeymoon dates designated by the communist The American movie actress and aid for Indonesia but without th Tajertt i ihlp cUusM m the Korea Riot Toll Wilding who were married in Lon- 25fi P2££r? Up The A C A is the bargaining M S A agreement- don Thursday slipped away from -- ami Korea Feb 23 ajmkt for 3900 employes of toe rvujt the swank George V hotel just off t" otnaaK of the United Na wsnfarn Union company Western the Champs Elysee this morning tions prisoner of war camp said to- Union Cable company Radio Corheaded for Switzerland Jet Crash Kills 16 apparently and the of America day six more Korean civilian into complete their eight-da- y honev-mooPUSAN Korea Feb 23 fUPi— ternees had died raising the death poration It American District Telegraph allied jet plane hit a high ten- toll in Monday s communist-le- d vs rt ousted from the C L O In Callers at the hotel this morn- An sion wire in a South Korean vil- riot to 76 including one American 1930 for following the communist ing were told "Mr and Mrs Wild-ip- lage today crashed into the ground soldier Officials said the total of line are not staying here" They left and started a fire which Drisoners iniurad nnw atiwwl at no party statement corrunit-ti- e destroyed no forwarding address jinta separate Pat 17 houses The Dilot and 15 Civil- - Thirty-ninD- mmm cnlrliar American McCarran Last night Wilding told report- tans were killed Eight other civil- - treated for wounds and 40 others i Nov) said the testimony showed ers in the hotel lobby that "mar- ians were 'suffered minor injuries injured air a relatively small group of riage is a pretty tiring business " union members ca- - BsaansjBJ 1" He and Miss Taylor had supper hoodwink the vast majority' asad at Paris' fabulous Tour D'Argent Was can lead honest loyal AmeriThere overlooking the Seine and can workers into paths of dsnaaTnV s the of Paris Elizabeth or or at the very least frustrahad the house specialty— pressed 7tion" duck She had the same meal wben she honeymooned here with her first husband Conrad N (Nicky) Hilton Jr in 1950 SAN r FRANCISCO SOUTH nm to Colma a nearby com- - "Febmoved i The bride smiled happily as the v 'vi--n xne ooumwuuai himiio murrtv ' couple entered the hotel lobbXen which last week voted against ad- n" Hav w Deflated route to the restaurant But not the mittin a Chinese family found I like it here That's why I in- bridegroom Jamming his battered out last night it is not an VIENNA Austria Feb 23 (UP brown hat down hard on his head casian neighborhood vested my money The property DiplomaUc quarters reported today he said to reporters: The disclosure was made at a values have not deflated have that Gen Jaroslav Prochatka chief "Please fellows all we want to bitter disorderly meeting of 200 they?" of the general staff of the Ceech- enjoy is a tiny honeymoon and persons who met in a church com- The audience applauded when he oalovak army has been dismissed want to be alone All we are munity center at the request of the finished from his post and from the comto do tonight is have a light going 28 Before Sheplev spoke a pr"a- munist party property owners who voted to supper and then come back to the hotel admit Sing Sheng to the tract A tor shouted to the sponsors: You We are both very tired Marriage total of 174 voted against the for- - are selling your neighbors down is a pretty tiring business" mer nationalist army officer now the river an airline mechanic The matter of an for Bebnar B Shepley dressed in Sheng came up A apology man yelled 4 a and field ll "We Joseph and (Stewart Atsep army pants jacket accept his apologies" The meeting broke up without a stepped to the speaker's stand last larch News night and said: any action after Felix C Surmont "Youve had me among you for read a statement opposing the aFuilk MM eaeeaaeeee some time You have put up with Shengs as neighbors A-Bo-4 tuth Millett me I have put up with you " Mr Sheng requested an opin- He described himself as a ha pa ion il up Pell He received one" Surmont 4 — a half Hawaiian " He said said MOSCOW Drew Pi arena Feb 23 (AP) — A Haole I r a ai Ula "- nous- " tne meeting Koger Mb Alter "T" Soviat min i - Diooaea nawaiian 8 siUe a local businessman said he Obituaries 'purieu ' Radio-Toay that the Soviet Union "She is not as fair as you ' he was putting his S17000 house g has built Pregrasm n Mt!£ " Hiom bombs o! various aid quietly as he looked over the largest in the tract up for sale a Sparta 7 The article was one of audience of 'to any day person regardless tttoVa many in the Soviet press He said he was a disabled war! color or creed on the appearing 20 anat :0 Years Age occasion of the 34th anniver- - veteran who purchased his home in' "I donationality not went to of the founding of the red 1946 After living there a year ing with a bunch of continue Vital SiUttsUcs S bigots' be said he rented the home and siiia said Dar-ringt- iat e Liz Mike Head For Switzerland rrr Charges Commie Union Officials lorTinn £ 'SSPSSSiJ mtym- ' SSL "P - v - j - n g e Why Oust Chinese Family And Not Me Says Hawaiian roof-top- - Reds Fire Czech Chief of Staff all-Ca- -- INDEX Aging Aga Khan Has Heart Attack Russ Claim Many CALCUTTA India Feb 23 AP) The aging Aga Khan one of the worlds richest men flew off to New Delhi today in apparent health He suffered a mild good attack while flying here heart from Dacca Wednesday He was treated by his personal physician but did not summon any A spokesman at Govspecialists ernment house where the Aga Khan stayed while here said the heart attack was nothing serious The Aga Khan is 74 e in-yM- aI Calibres mb " aaaaaahaa h7k Jo i- ( — - - ru''""ln - i a V to-c- h'1 i liv-sa- ry Rous-rmv- £ 1 fa |