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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24
Hnntsburg News Notes

served refreshments.
Did you see the cute shetland
pony that Earl Crippen bought
for his kids? What with their
boxer "Cindv" having four pups
a couple of weeks ago, the pony
adds to the many mouths to
feed in the family.
Who was that familiar face
we all saw in last weeks Plain
Dealer write up of Assembly
Products in CheSterland? Mrs.
Charles Stead was one of the
ladies pictured IN the assembly
line job.
Mrs. Leonard WrobleSky has
been on the sick list for quite a
few weeks now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lucht of
Middlefield and Barbara Buher
of HGntSburg visited Jerry Lu-
chit at Case Institute of Tech
nology in Cleveland on Saturday
evening, the group took in a
Cleveland show and had supper
afterwards.
The four year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Fekete was
doubled over with stomach
cramps last Friday. After an
excited rush to the hospital it
was discovered he had intestinal
flu.
MIR. George Fekete and his
son George Jr., were involved
in an auto collision on 322 on
Saturday morning. The right side
Of their car was smashed in but
they were not injured.
The mems fellowship at the
Huntsburg Baptist Church on
Saturday evening drew some ID
men. Mr.. Ferguson of AShta-
bula was the speaker. The men
are planning an oyster supper
at their next fellowship meeting
After the Sunday evening SER
vice of the Huntsburg Baptist
church, seven families gathered
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Ben Garlich where they enjoyed
an hour or so of group singing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlan Byrne
have moved into their new home
on 528. The Ed Pollari'S have
taken their former apartment.
Cathleen Calkins will celebrate
her 18th birthday on January
oath, Thursday.
Last Thursday Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Adams and Mrs. Elwin
Adams and Mr.. Casper HofStet-
ter Sr., attended the Milk pro-
ducerS federation banquet at the
Masonic Temple in Cleveland.
Last Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. ElWin Adams, Mr. Frank
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn
Arnold were guests at the Dairy
and Soil Conservation banquet
which was held at Claridon Town
hall. Mrs. Adams later spent
a couple hours visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Motik in East Claridon on Forest
Road.
The pack leaders of Cub Scout
Pack 1872 will meet at the home
of Mrs. Margo Speck on Thurs
day evening. Plans will be made
for Scout week. FEB 6-12) Cele-
bration and charter renewal
plans will be discussed.
Jim CulbertSon will be a long
time thinking about teetering
backwards in a kitchen chair
hereafter. He fell over back
wards, suffering a long cash in
his head when he hit a coffee
table in the fall. Stitches had to be
taken to close the wound.
Mrs. Michael Horvath is CO.
chairman on the Mothers March
of Dimes Polio campaign along
with Kaye Frank. The workers
have not all been lined up yet
If you wish to volunteer cal
Wilma at 6-6365 and she will
assign a street to you.
Bennett RAIDER is convaleScing
after an appendectomy at Corey
Hospital.
Because of inclement weather
Pic was postponed for the
month of January until further
notice from PTC president Geo
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rye Truman.
There was n o school last
Thursday for the school children
due to the fact that two of our
buSSeS were frozen over and diff
ficulty in heating the school
building.
Re-SubScribe to the Geauga
News thru your correspondent
The commission goes in the
permanent minister fund" at
the United Church.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends for their SYM
pathy and remembrances during
the long illness and recent death
of our daughter, Mrs. Ruth
Tohms Berry.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Henderson
1p5
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2x4

FOR RENT - Good comfort
able sleeping rooms, with or
without board. Mrs. Ell. Young
427 N. Hambden st. Phone Char
don 5-8375. 2x4
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HELP WANTED -

HELP WANTED - Designers,
craftsmen, engineers; mech
anical. Permanent. Good salary.
Interesting projects. Get in on
the ground floor with a growing
company. F. ]. Fink & Co., 221
Cherry St., Chardon, Ohio. Phone
Chardon 6-4113. Act
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-1955 Royal house
trailer, 20 #, completely fur
nished, End trailer on left, Wild
er'S Trailer Park, after 5 pm. or
on week ends. No reasonable Of
fer refused, Ronald x. Davidson,
RID 2, Chardon, o. 2x5
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FREE With every ton OF
coal while they last. one lilly
bulb, value $1.00. II will multi
ply and last for years. Baker
Coal Co. Eagle Stamps. Char
don, Ohio. 40 If
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Help Wanted

WANTED - Man or Woman
to take over Ball Point Pen
diStributorship and service stor-
es in spare time. We are look
ing for a reliable person in this
area who is capable of handling
our Retractable Ball Point Pen
Distributorship and will give
stores prompt service. The man
or woman selected will find this
a profitable operation which can
be handled in your SPARE
TIME. mo selling) or CSolicit-
ing). Larger territory is avail
able for prosperous full-time
business. Experience not nee
eSsary. This is a steady, year
round repeat business that is
nonSeaSonal. If you are sincere
ly interested in handling this
territory and running a business
of your own, we want to hear
from you. For Personal Inter-
view, Write and give Phone
number. US. Commercial Prod
ucts Company, 7435 N. Western
Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. 2p4
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FOR SALE-Barrel churn, milk
cooler, milk tester, horse and
l horse ploWs, cultivators, stalk
cutter, coal brooder, harness,
flynet. r. H. Cooley, Bennett Rd.
Madison, Ohio. 2X5
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

WANTED - AmiSh girl. Will
pay $500 a week. Care of
three children. Live in. Phone
Willoughby-Whitehall 2-9533.
2ctf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - Davenport and
chair, $4,000, also library ta-
BILE, $500. Phone PA TX 9-7787.
2X5
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SITUATION WANTED


WANTED = Odd jobs around
the house, painting, washing
down walls and ceilings, clean
ing rugs garden work reset
ting small trees and shrubs.
BY day $500 and lunch, if I
furnish lunch, $500. Grant d.
Collins, RID. Chardon, o.
WANTED - College Sophomore
desires job as typiSt. Tele-
phone Chardon 6-1165. 2x4
SITUATION WANTED - High
school girl would like to do
baby sitting week day nights and
Saturdays. Previous experience
Phone PA rk 9-4013. 2x5
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HELP WANTED-Secretary, full
time. High school graduate;
Is to 40 years. Farm background
desirable. Typing, stenographic,
general office. Contact Agricul-
tural Extension Service, Burton,
Ohio. Phone TIE mple 4-4424. 2c5
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NOTICE - Sheet metal work
stove pipe, furnace pipe, evap-
orators, Sugarmakers equipment
Lawn Mowers sharpened in sea-
son. Parks & Barker, Chardon,
0. 38tf
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NOTICE

NOTICE - ALCOHOLICS AN
NONYMOUS - Persons having
drinking problems, call MI mt
vile 3348. Box l02 Rt. 4, Char.
ton. Will be contacted. S1ctf.
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FOR SALE-Farm fresh eggs,
produced on our own farm, de-
hvered in Chardon area. Phone
Chardon 5-8217. 2x5
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - Spinning wheel,
god condition, $500. PA rk g.
7078. ks
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - 1948 DeSoto 4-dr.
Sedan, radio, dual heater,
windshield washers, back-up
light. Excellent transportation.
Very reasonable. Also mems
semi-precision roller skates, size
IL. Call Chardon 5-7242 anytime.
2X4
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred wire
haired fox terrier. Female, 10
months old, friendly, loves chill
dren. $500 phone CheSterland,
IA rK9-f692 2x5
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FOR SALE-Muscovy ducks, soc
ID. HveWeight. VIM. Haney, 90
miles north of Rt. 322, on Clay
st. Phone East Claridon 6-654l
- 2x5
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BABY CHICKS - all breeds
now - Arbor Acre White
Rocks, heavy breed, also Leg.
horn chicks now at PRUDEN
HATCHERY, Phone HO gifts,
Ieneva, o. 30ctf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE-Good milk cows, H.
M. Henderson, Mulberry Rd.,
CheSterland, Phone PA rk g.
7728. 2x5
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FOR SALE - ABC washer,
Wringer type, good condition.
Completely oVerhauled, will ac-
cept best offer made. Phone
Chardon 5-7ll2. 2x5
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - Typewriter, Al
condition, $1,000, beginners
guitar and case, $500. Call TIE
mple 4-8829 after pm. 2x5
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - Lane Cedar Chest,
maple, excellent condition, $25.
Call Sweetbriar 5-0327, Cleveland
Located near Euclid 101. 2x4
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FOR SALE - 3 piece bedroom
set, box springs, poSturepedic
mattress, used 10 months, like
new. Inquire 224 Cherry Ave.
ChardOn. 2X4
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FOR SALE - 80 gallon hot
water heater. Perfect condi-
ton. $500 Inquire The Geauga
Record office. 1Xtf
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

FOR SALE - General Elect
ric refrigerator and stove,
good condition. Phone Chardon
6-1137. 2X4
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This blank mus, be used for FREE Want ads
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-01-24

HATCHERY, Phone HO 6-1773,
Ieneva, o. 30ctf
FOR SALE - Spirella founda-
ton garments, style and sur
! gical individually designed. Free
figure analysis. Measured in
your own home by former man.
ager. Write to Box AN CO &C.
auga Record, Chardon, o.
35ctf
FOR SALE - 80 gallon hot
water heater. Perfect condi-
tion. $500 Inquire The Geauga
Record office. 1xtf
FOR SALE - 8 breeding geese
also breeding rabbits. 2x4
FOR SALE - General Elect
ric refrigerator and stove,
good condition. Phone Chardon
6-1137. 2x4
FOR SALE - 3 piece bedroom
set, box springs, poSturepedic
mattress, used 10 months, like
new. Inquire 224 Cherry Ave.
ChardOn. 2x4
FOR SALE Lane Cedar Chest,
maple, excellent condition, $25
Call Sweetbriar 5-0327, Cleveland
Located near Euclid 10l. 2x4
FOR SALE - 1948 DeSoto 4-dr.
Sedan, radio, dual heater,
windshield washers, back-up
light. Excellent transportation.
Very reasonable. Also mems
Semi-preciSion roller skates, size
IL. Call Chardon 5-7242 anytime.
2x4
FOR SALE-Barrel churn, milk
cooler, milk tester, horse and
horse ploWS, cultivators, stalk
cutter, coal brooder, harness,
flynet. r. H. Cooley, Bennett Rd.
Madison, Ohio. 2x5
FOR SALE - Davenport and
chair, $4,000, also library ia
BILE, $500. Phone PA TX 9-7787
2x5
FOR SALE - Spinning wheel,
god condition, $500. PA rk g.
1918, ks
FOR SALE - Typewriter, Al
condition, $1,000, beginners
guitar and case, $500. Call TIE
mple 4-8829 after 5 pm. 2x5
FOR SALE - ABC washer,
Wringer type, good condition.
Completely overhauled, will ac-
cept best offer made. Phone
Chardon 5-71l2. 2x5
FOR SALE-Thoroughbred wire
haired fox terrier. Female, 10
months old, friendly, loves chill
dren. $500 phone CheSterland
PA rK9-7692 2x5
FOR SALE-MuScovy ducks, 30c
10. liveweight. VIM. Haney, 214
miles north of Rt. 322, on Clay
st. Phone East Claridon 6-654l
c ~ Ok!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

States and Canada to consider
the manufacture of the Brit
ish-type vaccine there.
Government Under Attack
British manufacturers thu.
far have produced enough vac.
cine to give two shots each tc
more than l12 million children
between the ages of 3 and 10
But the second injection is of.
ten delayed because there is NJ
vaccine available.
Two medical magazines, the
British Medical Journal anc
the Lancet, have attacked the
government for its refusal tt
import the Salk vaccine.
Chapman Pincher, Daily Ex-
press science writer, wrote:
THE ministry's insistence
that the United States vaccine
which has already passed ex-
haustive safety tests in Ameri-
ca, must also pass three month:
of safety testing here, is sheer
medical snobbery
The best United States firms
from whom imports of Salk
vaccine could be obtained have
an unmatched reputation fol
safety in vaccine production
and infinitely more experience
in making it than any British
firm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
Jumboree Scouts
See Macmillan

SUTTON COLDFIELD, Eng
land. Aug. 10 up. - American
Boy Scouts at the world JAM
boree chatted with Prime Min
lister Harold Macmillan as he
toured the big Sutton Park
camp today.
One of them presented him
with a model of a Boeine
Stratocruiser.
Smiling and genial. Mr.. Mac
milan wore his gray. pinstripe
trousers rolled up to the ankles
because of the mud left by an
overnight rain. He strolled
about waving at Scouts cooking
over their camp fires.
Many American boys then
spent the afternoon on bus ex-
cursions. One group went to
see a performance of king
John" at the Shakespeare Me-
mortal Theater in Stratford-on-
Avon.
The 178-strong American
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LOST

BOXER. male, tan. yrs. old, white
Grandpa. 10 $500.
BRIEF CASE, tan, South Ellipse, Fri
eve reward FL. 4-97l3.
CAT, short yellow hair near Lee hwy
and jackson ST.: reward. JE. 2-l537
am. to 9 pm IL
CAT. large tiger. black and tawny;
shy: name "Siegmund" Lost from
Kensington- wheaton area $40 re-.
whereabouts More II cat IS returned
&c 4-8i35
DOG, pekingese, white, albino: vic
18th and Congress Sc, Fri. eve: re-
ward 10 2-g414
DOG. springer spaniel. male. black
and white. answers to Ginger
child's pet; fairfax area. CIR. $500
FISHING ROD SHAFT, Heddon Pal
screw.type handle. VIC. Cove Point
to College Park. HA. 2-7035.
PEARL NECKLACE. diamond and
platinum clasp. FE. 3-6l23' 33la
Cleveland ave. NV.
PERSIAN CAT, cream. male: vic. l7th
and Upshur SITS. NV. reward. RA
j. p. H.: Md. drivers permit and
other iden.. reward. HA. 2-2l56.
WALLET, black: vic. Of Glen Echo
Park reward for return. retain
none. In wallet, Just return papers
Mail Il 70 Box 294. Lanham, Md,
WRIST WATCH, sapphire and dia.
mond, with mesh wrist band: also
threeascircle gold pin: large reward
WRIST WATCH. lady's. gold lost Frll-
day., VIC 8. s. Freestone: reward
IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

of Is. Sir Michael's own sor
George became a page at the
age of IA.
Lady Alice Egerton, one OF
the Queens ladies-in-waiting
got her job when her sister
Lady Margaret Egerton, left
after her marriage to John
Colville.
COlville Was Secretary
John Colville is the son OF
Lady Cynthia Colville who, for
many years was lady-in watt
ing to the late Queen Mary
John Colville served as private
secretary when the Queen was
Princess Elizabeth.
Cousin of John Colville is 1t
Comdr. Richard Colville, Buck
ingham Palace press officer,
whose father. Admiral Sir STAN
ley Colville, was a close friend
of King George v, the present
Queens grandfather.
Another lady-in-waiting is
Lady Margaret Hay, married
to Philip Hay. He is comptroller
Of the household of the Duchess
Of Kent, the Queens aunt.
One of the Queens assistant
private secretaries is Col. Mar
tin Charters, brother of the
Earl of Wemyss. One Of their
ancestors was an aide to Queen
Victorial. King Edward VII and
George v.
The Earl of Leicester is
equerry to the Queen. His wife
is a lady-in-waiting.
Mrs. Alexander Abel Smith is
another lady-in-waiting. She
was Lady Palmer before her
second marriage and her son.
Sir Mark Palmer. is a page.
Iris Peake, Princess Margar-
cts lady-in-waiting, is a grand
daughter of the 7th Earl OF
Essex One of her ancestors
was lady -in-waiting to Queen
Victoria.
Serve Silently, UnSeliisheIy
These people-and there are
many more of them-have been
trained. and it almost seems.
bred to serve the crowns si-
lently and unselfishly. They
spend hours at the jobs and
lead little or no family life of
their own.
Salaries Of the Queens pri-
vate employees are not made
public. The highest paid is said
to be Sir Michael Adeane. He is
reported to make between &c. 900
and $4,000 ($8.400 to $ll,00O)
yearly.
The Queens courtiers advise
her on matters high and hum
BILE. On political issues she has
the advice of the Prime Min
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More Tortures
Laid 10 French

PARIS. Aug. 10 (R.-French
authorities today were faced
with renewed allegations of tor
ture inflicted on suspects ar
rested in the military campaign
in rebel-torn Algeria.
The most detailed charges
came from Henri Alleg-Salem,
36-year-old manager Of the AL
giers Communist newspaper
Alger Republican, who wrote
the city's prosecutor $500
word accusation detailing tor
lures he alleges were inflicted
on him after his arrest in AL
giers June IL. He named the
officers and soldiers of a French
parachute unit which he
claimed was involved.
The Paris Catholic daily La
Croix also reported it had re-
ceived a letter from one of its
readers that her husband,
Maurice Audin. assistant at The
faculty Of sciences in Algiers
University, was now "in a Sc
cret camp. in very bad physical
condition. and I have absolute
proof that my husband was
tortured after his arrest"
Mrs. Audin also blamed
French parachute troops.
An international commission
Of former concentration camp
inmates which toured Is pris-
ons and detention camps in
Algeria reported last month
that French troops had been
guilty Of torturing Algerian
nationalists but added that
such practices were not general.
The report added that in ques-
tioning prisoners about torture
parachute units always had
been mentioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

too late anyway to consider
importing it to check the pres
ent upsurge Of polio.
Salk vaccine is made from a
strain of the polio virus more
virulent than the one in the
British serum. The government
maintains that this makes the
British vaccine superior in
safety and effectiveness.
British parents are permitted
to accept small quantities OF
Salk vaccine as a gift, however
The number of polio cases
since the beginning of the year
is 1856, Britain's worst polio
rate for seven years.
The h h ministry an
nounced last night it is sending
a team of experts to the United
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lister and other ministers. who
actually write the political
speeches she occasionally
makes.
Her courtiers see that her
homes. vast land holdings and
real estate. run smoothly and
economically. They must an
swer thousands of letters. deal
with more thousands of re-
quests and talk with thousands
of people. They advise her
what invitations to accept or
reject and in effect draw up
her day-to- day program.
UNDERSTANDABLE, they some
times displease and make mis-
takes. But theirs is a tricky job
AS the head of the ar-flung
British Commonwealth. the
Queen must set a precise and
unassailable position in every
thing she does.
Changes Instituted
Even before the Altrincham
ruckus began, certain changes
were instituted at Buckingham
Palace that would have rocked
some Of the Queens ances-
tors.
In the past few months she
began to hold informal lunch
cons on various Wednesdays
at the palace. Her guests have
included actors. writer's, bank
ers. politicians, businessmen
and trade union leaders.
She broke with royal tradi-
ton and sent her 8-year-old
son, Prince Charles-the future
king-to a boys school. Pre-
viously future sovereigns were
taught by royal tutors in the
strict privacy of royal nurs-
cries. The Queen and Princess
Margaret we're.
Many Britons attributed
these changes to the Queens
husband, Prince Philip, gen.
orally accepted as the most
forward looking of those per-
sons nearest the Queen.
Lord Altrincham, in fact,
praised the Prince, saying:
Hes a character really in
touch with the ordinary man
and the whole Commonwealth.
He's on the right wave length. /"
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young sovereign goes on con-
Stantly in Britain, but never be.
fore has it been given the pub,
lie airing it received this week
Responsible is 33-year-olc
Lord Altrincham, who wrote il
his magazine. the English anc
National Review, that the roya
courtiers are out of touch with
the times.
His Lordship's outcry has
ballooned into a granddaddy OF
a royal row and numerous
BritonS. from the gathered
Archbishop of Canterbury to
cockney flower sellers, are
commenting.
Letters Support Criticism
British newspapers reported
receiving letters in increasing
numbers supporting the young
peers criticism Of the Queen
and her court.
Unquestionably, his remarks
touched on something that has
concerned millions of Britons
since the first flush of adora-
ton wore off following the
Queens coronation in 1858 and
its attendant talk of a new
"Elizabethan age"
Beneath the noble and prole-
tartan thunder. the lightning
has Illuminated in sharp pro-
file some of the people in the
palace who up to now have
been little more than shadowy
figures in the public mind.
What is the upshot of this
hullabaloo?" asked the Labor
lite Daily Herald. Simply that
everybody is arguing about the
tweedy set supposed to be
around the Queen"
Most Are Related
Who are the people around
the Queen?
They do include a lot of
people who are related to one
another by blood or marriage.
It's almost closed shop ano
one of the easiest ways to land
a palace job is to have a rela-
tive who has been in royal
service.
Here are few of them:
The Lord Chamberlain is the
general manager of the palace
setup. He is Roger Lumley
18th Earl of Scarborough, whose
family tree goes back to Ethel
red the Unready. His wife is
waiting to the Queen
Mother.
The man who makes a lot OF
big decisions for the Queen is
Sir Michael Adeane. her private
secretary. His grandfather was
Lord Stamfordham and a page
to King George v at the age
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management and OF undereSti-
mating the gravity of the stu
alton. 1t demanded increased
production of the British
made vaccine and the importa-
ton Of Salk vaccine to aug
ment it
Two VaccineS Differ
A ministry Of health state
ment last night reiterated the
governments view that Salk
vaccine is not up to British
safety standards. and that it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11
|RoyoI Court Maintains
DeepSiIence Underline
BY EDDY. GILMORE.
Associated Press FOREIGN Corregponden

LONDON. Aug. 1OThe elegant advisers of Queen Eliza
beth II answering with mighty silence the charge that
her court is hopelessly out Of date.
sience-aid down by the behavior of 900 years of mon
archycan be the courers only reply public criticism
mued debate about the people surround the pretty
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Britons AssoiI SoIk Ban
As Polio Rate Mounts

LONDON. Aug 10 CF1-Brtans rising polio brought
increasing the today to lift its ban
on Salk vaccine from the United States
Doctors and scientists joined newspapers and members
Parliament in demanding effective check the disease
which has reached its highest peak Britain since 1850
The press accused the delay mudde mis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-11

jubilee band was busy giving
performances at various camps
in the park.