THURSDAY, .MAY 26. 1955
Antipolio
Is Slowed,
WASHINGTON, May ms (Ir) --,-A, new cloud• of uncettainty
tied over the antipollo campaign tonight as at least one big maker
of Salk vaccine balked at hem Oroduetibri rules 'laid down by the
government. •
Homer C. Fritsch, executive vice president of Parke, Davis & Co.,
Detroit, told reporters the revised
standards for manufacture ~and
testin of the vaccine were ifot
a cceptable to him "ill preiently
written," and that he believed the
five other licensed manufacturers
felt the. same VFW.
"That is why the, meeting ;ik
breaking up for today," Fritsch
said.
The %EL Public Health Service
had sailed the manufacturers'
representatives together to ,lay
villa,' now standards before them
ati first step toward resumption
of the antipolio campaign on
'national_scale.
Clearing Required
• Without disclosing details of
the new standards, a government
announcement said they would be
."required" of all manufacturers
'it,se, product was to be cleared
the,inoculation program.
Pritseli reported, however, they
had,been presented to the menu
.,f,actUrers as "tentative." He said
there would be a further discus
sion on the question with Public
'Health' authoritiea tomorrow.
' Government Watchdog a
,
Vie' also announced
, ay, it had set Up a watchdog
"committee of scientists to itykav
production' methods in an li
censedpliarmacliutical houses and
examine, s evernmetkt testing - pro.
cedures.
"We 'Have now completed our
discussions of manufacture and
testin," Surgeon Gen. Leonard
Scheele said. This way before
'Fritsdh spoke out. "We are now
prepared to move ahead in the
hope that we can clear thine new
batches of vaccine at the earliest
Pinteible date."
• A, •
Ain*" New Novi Had
• WASHINGTON, May 9
25 (A)_
President Dwight D. Eisenhower
pegged. up four-star. Adm. Robert
B. Carney today for reappoint
ment to the high command of the
Navy. He picked instead Rear
Adm. Arleigh A. "81 Knot': Burke,
eleVating him from far down hi
the available list of flag officers,
In announcing the choice of a
new chief of naval Operations,, the
White House denied. - ther4a was
any Connection between the fact
that Carney wee not Pidked*for
another term and the recent link
ing of his name to a suppoSedly
off-record discussion till., war, pos
sibility which irked Eisenhower
and the State Department.
UJ. Olympic Hopes
DETROIT, May 26 (N—The De
troit Qlympic Committee - 'today
Unveiled the exhibit and sales
pii;ch it hop-i Nvi4 , uring.
- Olympia games fa' Ahli — OlaUd
States for the first-.' thAe`.ift.," 2
years.
AND SO FAREWELI,
I've enjoyed yo.ur com
pany during the year,•and
look forward to next fall.
Good luck in your finals,
hive a wonderful vaca
tion, and, oh yes, don't
forget Smith's.
HOWARD T. SMITH
BARBER SHOP
ALLEN ACROSS
IPMCVIE POST OPP=
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Pa, Lawmakers
Vote Pay Raise
11A,RRUIDTJRCI, May 25 01—
PennaylVania's lawmakerS today
voted themselves an increase of
;1200 in tax-free expense allow
ances, bringing the total to $BOOO
an wally.
The same bill also proyided for
an annual salary of $3OOO pro
%tided the voters approve annual
sessions of the Legislature instead
Of the present, system of regUlar
session of the Assembly every
two years.
Phial action On the legislation
Sas taken without debate in the
't enate in passing the expense al
°Wane* bill 43-7 and sending it
to Gov. Leader. The House passed
the measure three weeks ago,
140-23.
The atate'a 214. representatives
Ind •sCsenators now reecive $lBOO
annttMly in tax-free expense al
lowandes and a salary of •.*lno
f0.L.. 1 . 1 _1151ir PeriQd•
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British to Vote Today I Senate Passes Highway
LONDON, May 26 (R) The program of Democrats
British election campaign ended
WASHINGTON, May 26 (EP)—
tonight on the same quiet note
that prevailed throughout. Hardly The Senate tonight passed the
kth
an angry word was spo en in e Democratic bill calling for a five
year, 18-oillion-dollar highway
three weeks of camaigning. building program after decisively
The weather man forecast main- rejecting President Eisenhower's
ly cloudy weather over most of 10-year road plan.
Britain for tomorrow's voting.
Passage was on a voice vote.
All betting odds and 'polls The measure now goes to the
favored the COlUl4lnratiVill led House where the administration
by Prime Minister Anthony has higher hopes of winning ap-
Eden. Some astute observers. proval of its plan, which proposes
h owever , f oresaw a c l ose la . a controversial bond issue to help
finance construction,
sell. A few saw a winning The Benet refused to accept
chance for Clement Attleel se- the President's proposal by a 60-
giallo& Laborites. 31 vote during the long day of de-
Eden, 57, diplomat who took bate which preceded final passage
over the Conservative leadership of the bill sponsored by Sen. Al
from Sir Winston Churchill two Bert Gore ID-Tenn.).
months ago, wound up a nation
wide Election tour by declaring a
Laborite win would bring, "more
an more nationalization:
Attlee, 72, mild-mannered ox
major who bossed the 1946-61 La
bor administration, spent his final )
campaign day door-knocking in ,
the cut Lo don district that sends
hint to Paniarnent.
London newspapers and indeed
most of the nation seemed less
concerned with the voting_ than
Id* a horse race—the Epsom
Dmy. The race L ond o ne twin
story of V 4 ll throe evening
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WHAT'S THIS? For solution see paragraph below.
OCTOPUS AFTER FIGHT
WITH SWORDFISH
John M. Crowley
University of Idaho
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Moscow Wooing Tito
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, May
26 (IP)—The top men of the So
viet Union are coming here .to
morrow by plane from Moscow
to try a reconciliation of the
Kremlin with Tito communism.
They have been estranged since
1948.
The government of President-
Marshal Tito, who celebrated his
63rd birthday today, has said
there will be no secrets ab6iAt
the results. It has pledged that
Yugoslavia's good relaeo , is ,
with the West will not be al.
footed.
Details of the session—to be
hold under tight security gua
were largely secret and so was
the arrival time of the Soviet
delegation until late tonight.
DOM SANK A,l I AS AL
MNO mes
Parsons
Hofstra
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MOM HOLDING ONTO NAMILII
Pelt DUG LIPS
Wayne Wilkins
Southern State Coadoe
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