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Weighing Ceremony For Aga Khan In Platinum

M PETE! JACKSON

KARACHI, Pakistan Reuters - More than 50.000 persons will watch the An Khan being weighed in platinum here Feb. I to cele- hrlh his 70 years ll leader of the Imuili sect of Moslema.

The 78-year-old Aga. Khan. one or the world's richest men, will be returning to his birthplace ior the oanmony; he was born in I house known as honeymoon lodge. on a small hill outside Karachi.

He will take his seat on we- cially-coriatructad ivory scales. which cost 10,000 rupees 33.000. and the platform on which they are placed will revolve Io that all may see the ceremony-

AI the platinum is placed on the rules I vertical strip light will record the advancing weight. The Aga Khan is expected to turn

platinum to equal that

the.

Icalea at about 202 pounds and the is worth.

about 300,000 rupees 3226.000. lnvaeta In (lornmunity

In the earlier days of the com- munty, all this might have gone to the leader. but when he had his diamond Jubilee, the Aga Khan set the practice of distributing the value by investment in the com- inunlty.

The Age Khan's lollowen are spread throughout the world, in India, Pakistan. Burma, Ceylon. Airica and South America. Most East African Moalems are Ismailis. No one knows Just how many there are, but there are about 25,- 000 in Pakistan. '

This year's ceremony marks the longest lmamate - imam means spiritual leader-in the history of the Ismailis. The Aga Khan is the 40th direct descendant by "B19 line or the prophet Mohani.nied's aon-in-law. l-lasrat All who was fourth oaliph oi lslam.

East German Spy Linked With Loss of Empress Ship

LONDON. (CF) - Ernest Woll- weber, whose name was mentioned in I British government inquiry into the loss by lire oi the liner Empress of Canada. is regarded an East Germany: chlei expert on sabotage.

British press reports portray him as currently engaged in I "spy war" in Berlin. His counter- part in West Germany is Gen. Gustav Gehlen, once head of Hit- ler's "foreign armies, east." I prov- aganda and espionage section con- centrated against Russia. Wollwebers name was men- tioned in the Jan. 7 session of the hearing. since adjourned. IMO "19 loss of the Empress of Canada. which capsized alter being swept by fire Jan. 25, 1053. A London newspaper, The Daily Sketch. said Wollweber may have had I. hand in the loss of thevshlll Wollweber, described in reports from Germany as bald, bullet- headed and unsmiiinz. beiznn his career by taking part in I naval

THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

MONTREAL.-(OP) -By I series oi post-war leaps Canada's at-al industry has been transiormed lrorn I. near nonentlty into the world's seventh largest producer oi iron and steel.

A recent airrvey estimated Gan- adI's steel ingot capacity at the and of 1953 as 5.000.000 tons. of which 4.750.000 tons would be out- put. In 194-6 output was only 2.- 232.000 ions.

A booklet released by A. C. Les- lie and Company, warehousing agents for four or this country's major ate-el producers. discusses this rate of growth and tells of future expansion plans.

The booklet recalls the end of bhe Second World War when wide- spread fears of a cutback in pro- duction were prevalent. In spite of this. steel product-rs announced new development plans and a heavy spending program.

Imports Slowed

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plilriia in five cities. has spent more than al20.000,000 on capital installations and impm-vemente, boosting its production from l.l40.- ooo tons to 1.817.000 tons in 1952. Ingot oapscity-potential capacity -now is almost 2,000,000 tons.

The Dominion Steel and Goal Corporation at Sydney, N. s now is in the midst of a s44,oooyooo Q1. panalon program. begun in 1951. which will raise its ingot-making capacity to 820.000 tons a year. compared to the 1049 figure of 550.000 tons.

Output Above Capacity

The capacity of the Algoma Steel Corporation's plant at sault Ste Marie. Ont. is expected to in- crease by 70 per cent in 1064 over the 1945 figure.

Normally I plantls production is below its capacity. but not. in the case of Algoma. Steel production in l952 was 106 per cent of rated capacity. Production of steel in- gots was 1.097.021 tons. an increase of 170.000 tons over 1945 output.

Working Model of Human Heart To Go on Display

O0LOGN'!:. West Germany Reuters - A working model of a human heart-500 times life size- wili go on display in Berlin soon.

The heart is the handiwo at I team oiw Ger-rnan d . aci- ei-itista and technicians on the stall at the German Health Museum. here.

The museum maintains work- shops to make exhibits of parts of the human body, produced to scale. normal or in some diseased con dition. The specimens are sold all oier the world to public health authorities and museums.

The mitslze heart. which took 1!: months to make, has several "poi-thclea" let into the sides. so that spectators can see its main vessels. partitions and nerves in action.

when the doctor throws an elec- tric switch. the heart begins to movc. The blood vessel; and canals are painted a briiziht color- mostly blue or red--to be easily distinguishable from ono another. The nerves and tendons connect- ing with the white -colored "valves" inside lhn heart and par-

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to General Franco during the Spanish civil war. "During the Second World War. he was sentenced to three years in I Swedish jail for saboi-I19." wrote Terry. "Later he vanished to Russia. when he returned to Germany in i945."

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Old Toronto Landmark To Be Replaced

TORONTO -(OP) -An Uullworn bit at old Toronto will come under the wrnoker's hammer next month. But although the bricks and mor- tar will disappear in make way ior I modern structure. Yonge street's arcade will live on in the memor- ies of those to whom it has been not merely a building but a per- sonal and intimate association.

In its 71 years of existence the big store-lined archway has seen the growth of downbowri Toronto.

Harry Hmidiril, one of the iitagc's great. magicians, and Sir Harry Laiider, famous Scottish comedian hoiiizlit their grease-paint in an ar- (rude store in the old vaudeville days, Milton Eerie is said to havri purchased his first trick at the Ar- cade's magic and novelty shop.

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Due in a slight illness. the plump Ara Khan is eating lightly these ”I!d;l'- ltmkj mg ml” 1l'h9th?5p'1:'V

V H , , ,, ,. , o ives or n seen n w - days ll'i Caan, Eizlpt. eien t!1..i.gh every mince he loses will be viorth dnw M the sporting mod! aw”: its weight in platinum when the '78-year-old Moslem spiritual leaderlfmgsg ;mm,u.m makes. nah Ind climbs into I special chair scale It Karachi. Pakistan. to receive-at .il1e like. '

least 5,Vml!OllCHll.V7hlA weight in precious platinum, Whenever the an- Mill0llL"h must 01 "19 ltnanlill ill tho arcade have loiiiid new loca-

v nual iveiszhinz in prccioiis metals or items comes around. the aging Aga. , ho ,. . . V itioiis to cirry on business, to Ii seen a ve vii h his lAllP, the Begum. customarily gives the contribu- imam mu, am.(.(, that H ..imtv Wm” lions back to his followers in be used ior charitable and development 1),. mp sun"-3' And it won't be the work. This is the 10th anniversary oi the Ana's leadership of the Ismalli lh0llSfindS W005? Moelemii. and tradition demands that at the end of January he receive ldmghtl 1: X?” ,l”"”'":' ”0""d '3' W - , i v , , . , . L )lll(lllI:S sores - or r hie vieight in platinuni. l-l.s weight uas inst. estimated at 202 pounds Mhnsn whn mmd H” "made 3 mm A which makes him worth 3181,1100 at the current price oi 875 an ounce .'...,.m,m Shh... N". from Yong, i tor P"”'m"m' Nsirrtit to Victoria street.

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