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DON IDDON'S DIARY

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WAVE OF EMOTION

New York, Tuesday. They are trying to point out the path for him, It is a moving demonstration of the multitudo's affection.

FOW would you like to pay £30 for a piece of cold lobster and a devilled egg to be eaten out of a cardboard luncheon box in a draughty auditorium?

Tens of thousands of Ameri- cans did this the other evening an a "Salute to Eisenhower" at $100 a plate

What they gut for their money the President's image 14:35 Tiger is 1 Mirrens im some instances the TV banke down)

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Less moving are the efforts the professional politi- of

Building the wave of clans.

and affection Into emotion prouder •proportion any the

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There is a Job among advertising men here. It means

all-cut propa- television ganda to sell a person or per-

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practice

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France taken his seat in Com

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IS THERE AN ANSWER TO

A

THIS

BOY'S PROBLEM?

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By ROBERT PITMAN

How little figure? Can we be entirely

their

the gathering be left behind at home,

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London Express Service i

stent with his upbringing? Is THOUSANDS felt sorry for Prince Charles as he waved goodbye to his parents. But separation for

there no Prince Charles prob-

om?

Inevitably there is a problem.

is not a question of whether him is a minor worry. The time will come when he

life

makes him

his pren happy now. Clearly, it dces-

above London Air. And Home. thinking of port last Friday, the the responsibilities of Palace cameras switched to a small life, thinking of how

the own children would feel to figure standing Larmac stay hereduak. Prince Charles was shook their heads and added solemnly waving good-bye. "Poor little chap."

uproariously with his sister In a million homes women

anyone with other boys in an ordinary burg, among the Romanovs, his there is no written law, a riglå But such sentimental pity make that obvious to

a question of his whole school 1 15

brother Alfred took for his bride tradition speelfles that unless a for Prince Charles is quite future as Prince of Wales.

the daughter of the Czar. Of all Queen comes from & foreign out of place.

But the Palace has recognised Victoria's nine chlidren only one royal house she must belong to that the Ideal is simply not ld not tupo to foreign royalty and of Britain's oldest

a spoure Her fourth cratic families. practicable. A single difficulty for

Louise, settles the matter. What of the daughter,

informal photos of him playing faces a difficulty the people of Britain must share.

as "King Lear" from a wheel- chair. while unorthodox, 4ffective Hvice

delunging the Ther

in front of their television

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set him musing. FOR the evidence of hitury Young Prince's safety? A detec married the Duke of Argyll.

is plain. From

But two world wars turned the Middle tive could hardly trail him from They are those weeks, dur-

this tradition there classroom to classroom.

upside down. Ager enwards wherever

When the lights went out in ing

Commonwealth has the

been a

Wales, Prince of

Nevertheless there is another Europe the curtains went down Tour, or during the present there has been a Prince of Wales

Ενσι when men problem which can be solved for good on most of Europe's brief trip to Nigeria, when probium.

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the Pulace for him becomes Crown the problem lingere quite easily. It has already pro- giftering dynasties,

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voked one grave royal crisis this century. It is the problem of marriage to Britain's Prince of Wales,

like Regent. orphanage rather before him, had as Prince place full of comfort and of Wales, icd his

Own oppalii the Court. attention but empty of a party against

conflet, betwcon Edward

VII,

Marriage? Ast the subtle magic of family

first there as Prince and his mother were life.

openly guyed in cartoons. And stems a far-fetched, medieval about discussing the last touch the bright promise of cur Prince of Wales ended in na- marriage prospects of a boy of seven Yet if we don't discuss tional tragedy,

and settle the matter when he

'Orphans'

VET there

rense

of

The effect on Britain's royal marriages was remarkable. the eight marriages since 1918 only two have involved foreign courts.

Grown women

Europe still

aristo-

But the ranks of the aristo- cracy are dwindling before our eyes. I find not more than a handful of Bitle Protestant girls whose

tlus.

biood is on uhdiluted

Roll-call

HERE are, for example, Lady Carolina Percy (aged 8}, doughter of the Duke of Nere thumberland, and her two sisters, Lady Victoria (6) and Lauy Julia (5). There is Lady Georgina Petty-Fitzmaurice (8), daugh er of the Marquis of There is Lady Mary

Chetwynd

Laredown.

Her father is the

Eert of Shrewsbury.

What did all these heirs to is a child, we may find that we Now look ahead to the posi- are thousands of the Throne have in comment A have left medieval limitations tion when Prince Charies

upon his choice of consort when reaches manhood.

But three up of being brought small boys who suffer für

he becomes a man. The Duke has nine monarchics. differently, a sense of frustra-

Add to these names perhaps more from the sbstace of

of Windsor has written about of them - diminutive Luxem-

bung. dwarf-sized Liechtenstein a dozen more and you have parents. There are the children tlon, a sense of being restricted the effect

of such Hmitations. and Monaco will have to be completed divorce, in ways which no other young Yet if the Constitutional range discounted.

the Tolt-call of from homes split by

So will Catholic suitable tile patriciens. There

the ure

children who men would tolerate.

the Beldinn. of choice was limited for the back streets until

be almost play in

Duke, it will mother comes home from work. Must Prince Charles Fuffer initesimal for Prince Charl

advantages There are all the grass-orphans too? Look al the

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The changes

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jeft with

Buat if the specifications Of the rest Norway and cramp Prince Charles into such Sweden will offer no princesses a narrow enofee, why not widen ci mcartageable age. In Greece the specifications? Note the the daughters of King Paul are Duke of Windsor's commenie:-- almost grown women already,

"When first my sister Mary, different for THINGS were

Denmark the Princess Royal, and then Edward VII 3 Prince of and the Netherlands. Between my brother Bertie married out-

s'do

the British royalty, Wales. Then the princely courts them, they offer as many of Europe swarmed with seven princesses in direct line of public approved. No doub. the

succession.

same dispensation would have eligible young things, all

But only two are

me extended to

had deep-rooted lineage and sonor close to Prince Charles in age, been

One is Princess Maria Christine, sought the hand of some un- ous title.

of the Netherlands (8).

married daughter of a peer of the realm. other Denmarie's Princess Anne the

because no one Butt Morle.(9).

of

T

for our apprentice Prince of Wales a few of the all the excitements which boys old problems remain. And some most love

of them are unavoidable, Con- He himself married Danish rider his education, Ideally, Princess Alexandra of the What then should be our perhaps, the future king of a Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg- Where else can a Prince of drawn to me and because I wis reaction to that solemnly waving democratle nation should mix Glucksburg line. In St Peters Woles and a bride?

in such a category, had alred my blood or bon sen mentally Although determined under no circum

stances to contract a loveless marriage, the question did not arise.

I had seen too many unhappy unions of this kind to risk one mysML.

MEDICINE FOR SPACEMEN

Tfuture is going to be

HE pharmacist of the

By J. W. TAYLOR

Best way?

high freight costs will add to the price. Until the drug is made synthetically and cheaply made?: There have been all THAT changes should bo

very busy when space travel cclaration, there would be in- health centres on Mars for heart. its use will no doubt be confined really gets into its stride jections. And "taking the 259- sufferers, adding that on the to hospitals, but apart from the kinds of proposals that there and man finally reaches day trip to Mara as bring moon "inay be found the first hypothetical Lamamyoctin, the should be no restrictions of any Mars and the Moon.

typical," the author says there

be

Hittle

to

kind; that tho Dominions should

moon has

offer."

take the place of us countries is obviously going to be a for- of the new and exotle inaterials

for the tune

pharmacists may In a glance elsewhere, how which once supplied our royal enterprising which an article In

on "Inter "ethical" house which puts on called upon to handle in the ever, Mr Presille says: "Mars boldes. planetary Pharmacy," written

space future. There may be a "lichen," and Venus offer much more th Some of these propómsla í go, in the Pharmaceutical Journal the market the first before the plons for launching sickness capsule.

perhaps, or even a mould-the teresting possibilities. The too far. But underlying-them- vory lifestuff of antibiotics: planet Mars will be fairly ex-dii is the gɛm, deiro, They Mr Presalie suggests that to Thore Is, therefore, a fair tensively colonised., Because of want to make sure tha, no mem- other duty of the spaceship, chance that future prescriptions the thinness of its atmosphere, ber of our Royal Family is again left in an agony at doubt about

artificial sstelltes were recently announced, Mr Robert Presslie, MPS, Bays: "The next genera

tion of pharmacists will be pharmacist would be to look, may call for himnamycotine-, all buildings will be under alt the public's wished...

called upon to dispense space medicines. He will begin by dispensing barrier cream to the space ship's occupants." Powdered aluminium"

would

after the garden to purify air. milie, 300,000 unite!"

is to have a

tight transparent domes.

"ODO method which has often boen muggested,

"Of course, the brice will be

Nord: the pubile decide NO hydroponic garden in which the fantastic at dist, for whoever is "Among those to be exacted soon? There is no merit. In plants grow without if soil and employed to gather the mould will be the Martian health waiting unil the questions bendram shworb the carbon dioxide ex- will have to endure 1: tempera, centres, for the effect of gravity |to brisle with personal emome haled by the travellers and re- "tures ranging from 194 degrees on Mars is only two the of our, razument for the Frinos, place it with oxygeų? Bo says. Fahrenheit in the sunlight to own, and to the health centres in bester; to, minke up our minus BERSERKER Ainus 162 degree in the will go cardino and respiratory winan ini in briny BehindraDY O He son to envisage druge abdows, and will have to be chees to whom the worker Walt, My, 20ĝyeres for another and ... đem from the moon's vegetation and paid, mccordingly. Also, the gravitation will be benedenlerizegio royal crisis?,

be the active agent for protoc

ion against costó rays

To overcome the effects of rapid acceleration