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Who Can Say but Britain Bansk on Him LONDON Fab 23 (AP) — A blind young athlete with a ready mile is settling down to the tough cat job the British have to offer And the British although unsure what the job entails are certain he'll make the grade The man ia Philip Duke of Edinburgh The job is consort to a reigning queen The British constitution has no set place for queen's husband Philip as yet has no legal status beyond that of an ordinary husband His role in state affairs must be largely unofficial He doesn't know for sure where he is expected to stand at state functions Even bis title has prompted a lot of good-natur- hand-shaki- Good-Humor- ng ed good-humor- ed single-hande- ed Moslem Rebel Goads Arabs Into Unity Az-za- m pas well-know- at Sunday Morning Feb 24 1952 t FvfcrV HSU 7! finn Mm-ww — F awwww tWIV His name is Abdul Rahman Pasha As secretary general of the Arab league — made up of Egypt Syria Saudia Arabia Lebanon Jordan and Yemen — he is theIraq Moslem world's most persistent gadfly He will not let the Arabs forget an important word It is unity Only yesterday he was shouldering a rifle for the nationalist cause of Albania Egypt Libya and Tunisia Today he wears the striped pants of a diplomat He sat in the sixth session of the U N general assembly just ended here as an unofficial observer The British rewarded his youthful fight in 1916 for nationalism in Egypt by twice condemning him to death The Italians did the same during his underground activities in Libya from 1916 to 1923 Azzam Pasha began his revolutionary career as a youth of 19 He was studying medicine in London when the forces of revolt began to undermine the Turkish Ottoman empire He quit school and sailed for Albania hoping to join the insurrectionists who by then were reeling in retreat in Macedonia and Thrace Unable to do so he wont directly to Istanbul in time to march with Enver Pasha into Adrianople Campaigns for Independence Back in London he camqaigned in student circles for Albanian independence and on the side joined the fight for the vote for women in well-like- love of sport and a sense of humor that Albert lacked Newsreels and the press have made his smile familiar throughout the commonwealth His share in Elizabeth's Canadian tour last year brought new warmth — and strength — to royalty's part in holding together the scattered British peoples Shines to Lees Formal Tasks Philip shines in the less formal tasks and the royal chit-chaccomoanvine the endles when Elizabeth is on parade Newspaper readers here who followed last year's Canadian tour were amused by his lighter encounters He is a good dancer Ava Gardner can testify to that He can ditch royal protocol when he thinks necessary He has made himself a reputation as a serious thinker too Last August when he told the nation's scientists they would have to pioneer mass production on the American scale before Britain can regain the supremacy she had in Victorian times his learned audience and the newspaper commentators agreed he had said something that wanted saying and said it well Shadow Philip's public life now that his wife is queen is likely to follow the pattern of the last few years He will still be the shadow ready to lend a quick hand when the queenly course gets tricky He probably will take on more engagements d letting his wife take time out to be with her family Behind the scenes Philip is likely to run the royal household and estates for his wife If he does palace sources say he will probably shake" up the costly routine of court life little changed since Al- - jA STANDARD-EXAMINE- R PARIS Feb 23 (AP) — One of the most powerful and picturesque figures in the tumultuous middle east during these flays of rising nationalism is a lean former revolutionary who four times has been in the shadow of the gallows speculation Only his wife Queep Elizabeth II can sort out the answers to the questions the British rjublic is ask ing Philip's share in her great ouraen wui oe decided ny ner alone British commentators trying to forecast Philip's role have brought out tne History books to see how Queen Victoria shared her job with Prince Albert But history hasn't helped much Both Philip and Albert were foreign-bor- n Albert was a Ger man and Philip a Greek The similarity ends there Albert came to Britain a stranger misunderstood and misunderstand ing He hardly spoke the language Much of the nation — from mem bers of parliament to the lowliest villager — mistrusted Mm For years he was popularly believed to have been jailed in the Tower of London on treason charges He Spurred Prosperity Only after his death did the British realize that Albert's wis dom in state councils had spurred the Victorian age to prosperity oniy men did they call him "Al- bert the Good" n Philip came to his new job d and by the British people He has the right background — a British upbringing a first class record in the navy a THE OGDEN (UTAH) Although the British constitution has no set place for a queen's husband Philip consort to Elizabeth II is expected to have a heavy role in helping herQueen rule Unlike Queen Victoria'a husband Prince Albert who was a stranger Philip is popular and well liked by all Britain bert gave it a going over more thanconsort before the coronation cere- a century ago mony Some have suggested Elizabeth The aim will be to save money go even further and devise He will have a chance of making might some form by which Philip could money by putting the royal farms be king in name if not with full on a hard cash basis Much of the constitutional power No precedent exists for this $1273000 which the state paid King George annually went to keep Popular though Philip is any such up huge shooting moors in Scotland plan would be sure to start a great and Norfolk These lands could debate Amid all the current speculation d bring cash into royal coffers by rocketing wages and some things are certain Philip will set the pace for Britain in this living costs age His lead can Philip not long ago a lowly navy new Elizabethan bring a new vigor into an old najunior officer may soon find him- tion's self with top ranks in each of the struggle back to His greatest influencepower armed services This will let him will come take from the queen the onerous when Elizabeth's reign is over As round of military ceremonies father of the royal family Philip which King George already is grooming handled Prince Charles for kingship Probably Will Help Wife Philip probably will help his wife by advising on state affairs but the limited political scope of the modern monarchy makes this job less important than it was for Albert Nevertheless he takes it SALT LAKE CITY Feb 23 (AP) seriously and is well versed in parlimentary and official protocol John Carroll former Colorado conPhilip's influence here will grow gressman will deliver the with the years By his 50th birth- address at the Salt Lake keynote County day he will have far more exne- - Democratic organization convenrience of official life than most of tion here March 15 the queen's ministers and court Milton L Weilenmann county advisers chairman also announced Victoria was married to Alhprt Spencer L Kimball dean of that the 17 years before she cave him the University of Utah of law college title prince consort and so declared will be chairman of the convenhim first gentleman of the land tion FUDliC opposition would have made the move impossible before then Hair Firm Scalped Not Likely to Walt Long CHICAGO Feb 23 (UP) Elizabeth is not likely to wait so Thieves broke into the Gossberg long before making her husband's Manufacturing Co plant and position clear Most court officials $1000 worth of human hair stole wigs expect Philip will be named prince and toupees Britain After the outbreak of World war I in 1914 he was repatriated to Egypt He spent the war years between Turkey and Libya In Turkey he became known as an exnert on Arab affairs and was named an adviser to the general staff He was in North Africa when Turkey capitulated to the allies but refused to recognize the surrender and calling a conference of Arab chiefs organized a republic that fought the Italians for five years It was during his Libyan campaign fighting to overthrow the Italians that he got the idea for the Arab league His guerrilla troops men included Libyans Syrians Morroccans Tunisians and Egyptians He began to dream of enlarging it into an Arab political group- hard-presse- ing Gets Idea of League In all Azzam Pasha spent nine years fighting for Egypt and Libya One of the great moments of his career came at the general assembly session this winter when Libya formally joined the community of independent nations The Pasha in his name is an Egyptian title which is the equivalent of "sir" Most Egyptians who carry this are wealthy but Azzam Pasha is not He lives in a rented apartment near Cairo with his wife and three children His reputation for honesty is widespread in the Arab countries He is reputed to have no real enemies but opinion as to his aims and ideas vary Some call him a dreamer others a practical realist thrae-year-ol- d Ex-Congressm- an To Address Demos six-roo- 1 © itUJJ WUVrV am WASHtNrTnv k 1 11 na accu-4-1"I- -""' ik T 1 IXJ 000 m ' tne FWl"B xirst muiatea years w at L fictAt wm- t- i mn11 muWn -wlm niuts m uniiea nations year-- 1 iiuiury VLatest United Nations world cen- - book contain around 600 pages of sua figures indicate about 73000 detail about world population count more people show up every morn- ure are not all biTed on - havea never nm "Hue ?f Ing at breakfast tables around the known a census taker And so there world ZmrrT awui are Douna in oe miscalculations be- T owai more oirths than deaths each l"u" many important iigures are estimates not actual counta day Accurate figures are available The U N noDulatlnn vaarhnok we "u"c":' ates about 2 4 hilllnri now live on the earth A?d the ?VZ f"1 P?a -- nd sta- ?? a net — inrre — - of hn i nil tm ineres iv C us a ansa m1tra nr " in: a year mimon technical knnwloriff tr mu- - K — a -- — 50 ' j r ) W oui-oi-m- fr yiv census Iieures for Measured in ny U S cities this means regi°nS Every increase almost FoT In instance one small area equals the ?otV of all TH people the population increase was three living in oingnamton N X times tne fastest estimated world Every week it almost those in New Orleans La equals rate after the region had been with enough D D T to Every month it exceeds the treateddown keep mosquitoes and other population of Philadelphia Pa pests over a period In a year it adds up to the popu- disease-bearin- g This was because the lation of three cities the size of of years New York or of a national equal death rate declined so sharply when some disease was eliminated to Mexico If this expansion continues at its Death Rate Credited Tn u: N- "Port says the declinpresent rate the world will be three times as crowded with people in ing death rate is the main reason 100 years experts estimate world population is increasing so Some population authorities assume man has lived on earth about rapidly In India for instance and some 100000 years and pstimat hi other countries where the birth berg increased only to around 200 rate always has been high about iniiiiuii or iiiu million no th HimIOU me rhi rtrn rl la Knfn tk of Christ This period would - reach 15 In the United States about reprea a Aft i altAla4 wo j 100 children "wui percent of man s IQur out oi existence if the calculations are be expected every to die before is may correct If India's child death rate mulA In the 1650 years after Christ the be cut to the U S level about population just about doubled from less than 300 million to a -A- DVERTISEMENT550 million the calculationspossible indicate This was at the dawn of modem times" about the year lboO H you cough wheest can't breathe or wall because of recurrlne attackt of But in the 300 years since then sleep Bronchial Atthmt or tne population has skyrocketed to Bronchitis jet MENDACO from yourChronic drug-gtoday This great medicine utualTy around 24 billion If the estimates worn wuuuiuui iw to nrip looten and re are anywhere near correct this move thick strangling phlegm Thut curbs means that in 300 years since 1650 eosamaaa mm promotes ireer breathing and the world gained almost ten times restful deep Money back guarantee EfSk - LONDON Feb 23 (AF) Yugo- alavta asked Bulgaria for the third million lives would be saved um tody to free three wandered every 25 years a number almot lmiaren the border into the cominform country equal to all the oeonle in tha ed States The -between the world ' war- the thirties but now U setting another new rnrH rsumates indicate that at the time of Christ up to around lfin the annual rate pf increase wat more man added to !fch KKWApie P in the peak SJNB In artua even rwr this means that around 300 voar mmm ere "wu t iaa jvuuuw R aded each l° total Now the annual increase almost 60 times that number net ween the wars th vari rate of increase reached a peak of dLrs—-ifyio- u persons lor each group of 1000 It declined during World war uui now is at its highest rait an estimated 12 persons ner nan Is anyone worrying atmi taoik increases? Mny are and many have in the past They ask where it all the food and all the elbow-roocoming from? Others are confident the raU will level off eventually Population experts ttsfW feel their Job ia to count people iti f?"!""!! 'r A Wjn2iiet will protect 4 Iart ninnbcrof nB y 1 0ASKILL m ma at7 M a r Asked to Free Tcts 1U1 HORNING COUGHS jHfe1 t(0S OR G non-crd- tc jj ut Ufe! vlsion sfay w'th you'through HARRIS E STAR VALUES from our TABLE LAMPS Full til Mohair or Friexe m -- vkm io mw-m- tilk thade ot r m lampt Gold IS-in- ch prc4oin bote v rh Sfotk up prica LIVING ROOMS REDUCED —- —w ( suirn soma t with concealed bodding comportmant-- oll big volutt at thir rogoiar I in Rsducad our bruory Aftoflnvsntory solo to pnea HORNER WHAT NOT up bl 1 8900 00 CARPET SWEEPER MTT Bittsll't "Crond Ropidt" reduced Sweeper 025 o B larg staid nq brie si will nt a credit to a vr s t Kawa r ed u t ed " -' February to to t Wtok c- t? gg i 395 9 Had Bad Hearts but 'Miracle' Saves 8 By Alton L Blakeslee t?peIatj?n1seY£ral y?rs ?? A hole Feb 23 (AP) — JTV'---There were nine with the bad tin j2g£ thrVst CUt t0 hearts— five women four men all make8- - nnrl nnl nU8i valYe?L p!Pl2g victims of rheumatic fever successful For all the outlook was partial of its kind inside the liv- or complete invalidism or death n5 Then on two days Oct 28 and Last uc?bcr Dr Bailey and Dr Oct 27 a surgeon opened all nine hearts He thrust his finger inside felt and studied the bad Cityfto heart valve With a knife blade that !°tChtehetreUrge0n5 slipped forward along his gloved times finger he cut opening the damaged on Sen and Some? valve wider Wh b°dlM Today five of those men and ""d8 weft women have returned to work with Within 'a week all nine were new health and happiness Two sitting un nart of the dav -- tin more will return to work soon well better feeling The eighth is sick in a hospiFrom Dr George W Pogson resital ill with a quite different dis- dent ease The ninth died about turn eral physician of Kansas City Genand from the Missouri months ago from a new attack of Hearthospital come these storneumauc lever not related to the ries of association the nine reported to the operation American Heart association: Miracle of Surgery A young woman 27 had quit This is the story of the nine work as a stenographer couldn't a story of one of the miracles of climb a flight of stairs had practimodern heart surgery and research cally no social life She returned All had the same trouble Rheu- to full time work Jan 2 now is matic fever had scarred and dam- happy and enthusiastic gets along aged the valve between the two with no medicines A left chambers of the heart This widow had been forced to go to bed at five or six valve was narrowed nearly closed p m every day stayed abed all Fresh blood coming from the week-end- s missed many days work lungs collects in the upper left as a telephone operator Now she's chamber or auricle of the heart back at full time work does some Then it flows down through the housework has social activities valve Into the lower chamber or Life is worth living again she ventricle there to be pumped out says to all the body Does Her Own Housework The narrowed valve dammed the At 37 the third woman was alblood back congesting the lungs most completely incapacitated was causing shortness of breath weak- nospuanzea ior a snort time nearly ness Blood murmured the through an month Now sh every valve The upper chamber swelled housework will soon be ready for was weakened office job Ahead is life I Ds Charles P Bailey T J an never had a chance to live"abefore" O'Neill nd R p Glover of PhilThe fourth woman 38 was i adelphia perfected the bold valve ways so short of breath she could NEW YORK OMliirinn - " "d scarcely talk it tired her just to ?he d0s normal house-Hm- ? keeps house for her sick normal she !?0then HJr voice gained weight has stopped " ing drugs that formerly were ing her $60 a month A mother nt is dead now the new it! chilTi tack of rheumatic fovAr- -oi us-2- Jff&& 5S He v- Position Available for EXPERIENCED SECRETARY w" made & oi nis neart pair A I WALNUT BEDROOMS Chenille Bath Rug included with -ni-ln- valid an Choice Love "onth" hheroUetLen°Ped ttS m Jrf utif " an insurance service with your needs in mind—see: Discover excellent HvT toto S£Ki bUt tASY TERMS 9x12 AXMINSTER RUG W°Ud h&ve the earlier re-- roll room draftsman 35 is back: at wnrlr and swims plays golf Before he had managed to take a e Barker job Albert W Barker Wllferd but had beetx forced to sit down while working See or Phone At 34 a father of three children was able to work only spasmodically as an electrical appliance repairman Now he owns his own appliance repair store can do all jobs that it entails and is extremeINSURANCE AGENCY ly active A father of two chil- 2636 Washington Uvd Ph dren had not been able to work for a year had been hospitalized many times during three years He will go back to work soon The operatm run tm tamui utwtiu tion he says "Is the best thing ever that happened to me" full-tim- L BARKER BROS the 9x12 rvgs in choice of numerous patterns and color very good value and will give most Bsfr-t- ea xceHent wearing service lSx32inh chenille bath rug Included at Jg wool rug rs e 0 100 Another value heodliner that will astound voul Thi fin is m selected sliced American woU eiaaais wMb fall duttpreef caasfjZ 'ion canrer-guioe- o drewert and mony other cettly ' Veer choice ef oither a etnaear assea a plica vetaty suit for aalf- j —mm 0 a Week ' olmrt mm6rmmm Um nt law et 16900 tr L Thi all S9999 C Cl t&$ Wool Broadloom Carpeting w re your moasur tor wa I Mo-w- o ot rug wwr una potrerns z Long-woan- rr II qualttyr squaro yord corpotio or any dtsirtd piU Many alt-wo-of 795 94 New! 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