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10 Backed by Reds Lose
Seats in Greek Parliament
By the Associated Pres*
ATHENS, Greece, Dec. 13.—
The Supreme Electoral Court has
decided that 10 members of the
Communist - backed Democratic
Front Party cannot legally retain
their seats in Parliament.
The group includes Gen. Ste
phen Sarahs and retired Gen.
Michael Hadjimichalis, who
fought on the Communist side
during the civil war. Seven of
them were sworn in as members
of Parliament a month ago amid
cries of “shame” from the oppo
sition benches.
The court ruled that under the
Greek constitution the 10 were
not entitled to vote and therefore
were not entitled to sit as mem
bers. Seven of them were in con
centration camps and three in
jail when the election took place
September 9.
Their ouster will not mean that
the Democratic Front Party will
be without representation. Then
seats will be automatically award
ed to candidates on the same
ticket who received the next high
est number of votes In the elec
tion.
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Caffery Renews Talks
In Move to Prevent
Egypt-Britain Break
ty th« Associated Pres*
CAIRO, Egypt, Dec. 13.—United
States Ambassador Jefferson Caf
fery renewed consultations with,
Egypt’s acting foreign minister,
Ibrahim Farag Pasha, today in a
reported effort to avert a diplo
matic break between Egypt and
Britain.
Mr. Caffery called on the offi
cial for the third time in six days.
Reliable informants said all the
talks concerned the Egyptian
government's proposal to recall
its Ambassador to London, Abdel
Fattah Amr Pasha.
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still is considering the recall and
said they expected no announce
ment of a decision today.
The government threatened to
break off with Britain after British
army engineers destroyed an
Egyptian village last week nd to
make way for a military road near
Suez City.
Mr. Caffery was reliably re
ported to have advised strongly
against a formal rupture withi
Britain, whose troops Egypt is
trying to force out of the Suez
Canal zone and the Sudan.
Egypt could recall her Ambassa
dor indefinitely for the diplomatic
reason of "routine consultations.”
or could withdraw him perma
| nently.
The first alternative would not
require cabinet approval, although
it could be a step to full rupture
Cairo newspapers have said the
cabinet decided to recall the Am
bassador but an official spokes
man said the matter still is under
consideration.
Alexandria Storekeeper !
Slugged, Robbed of $300 ;
Alexandria police today were
seeking two colored men who
slugged Bernard Lehman. 52, and
robbed him of about $300 in his
;Swap Shop, 1401 King street, last
night.
Mr. Lehman, who lives at 104
West Myrtle avenue, was in fail
condition today at Alexandria
Hospital with a possible fractured
skull.
Police said Mr. Lehman was seen
lying on the floor by Grace Nessel-.
rodt, 8. of 152 Wiliams street, as
she looked through the window of
the store.
She told a nearby merchant.
Paul Howard, w-ho entered the
store, helped Mr. Lehman to a
chair and called police.
Mr. Lehman told police he was
alone in the store when the two
men entered. He said he was ad
justing his stock and caught only
a glimpse of them before he was
ihit on the head.
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