Daily Times-Gazette, 9 Jul 1953, p. 14

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94 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, July 9, 1053 Knocked Out By Duties Sir Winston Seeks Peace theo- ¢ By ARTHUR GAVSHON LONDON (AP)--Tough old Win- ston Churchill is fighting the creep- onslaught of a foe who always in the end. For Britains storied prime min- ister, now 78, it is a fight against e. : Mentally fatigued, with shaky hands and waning powers of con- centration, Churchill has taken on the task of trying to reconcile the great United States and Russian powerhouses. The undertaking is vast enough te quell a man half Churchill's pas. It demands wisdom, sustained pa- ' tience, endless energy and many other attributes. Nor is it an enterprise which Churchill, a long-time foe of Com- munism, has assumed for any dramatic effect. y Today it is basic British policy to act the role of an honest broker between Washington. and Moscow. If Churchill were to go, his succes- sor could be expected to carry on where he left off, in search of a cold war settlement. "But, Churchill, with unique inter- national prestige and sense of his- tory, has dramatized that policy in a way few other men could. That very reason has given rise to speculation that his illness may be '"'dipomatic"' and designed to make it easier for Russia to come » with a plan to ease world ten- sion. : Two of Britain's outstanding phy- sicians have ordered the prime minister to quit work for at least a month or risk collapse and worse. Churchill doesn't believe in being sick. He has always driven himself as hard as he has driven others. But this time he had to obey. At his country home in Kent, Lady Churchill, quietly tends her husband's needs, restraining his im | § to work, read or speak too || much or to play too hard with his lively grandchildren. * He simply buckled under the || strain of being prime minister. ' the foreign office as well during Anthony Eden's illness and | § acting as host to statesmen from 74 nations who attended last month's Coronation. In addition to that Churchill tried | Jetsonally to lift international re- | tions out of the dumps by pushing | is a vigorous, ambitious party retician, and Richard A. Butler, 50- year - old chancellor of the ex- chequer, who is Presiding over cab- inet meetings Churchill's ab- sence. Abroad it gives U.S. Leaders more time to sort out their thoughts about Europe and Asia and about Britain's call for a meeting with the Kremlin bosses. \ The lull gives France's new gov- ernment a chance to dig in after a record-breaking crisis. It also gives Russia a chance to make a move proving the sincerity of her "peace" campaign. For Russia, receptive to Chur- hill's plea for an East-West parley, had growled that the planned Ber- muda talk was not the way to pre- pare for one. The Kremlin conjured up the spectre of a Western plot to gang up on the Soviet Union. Postpone- ment of the Bermuda parley gives the Russians time to follow up in- formal British-Russian exchanges with action which might make a four power meeting acceptable to all the western allies. That very fact has led many diplomats to puzzle aloud about the vague nature of Churchill's illness. he doctors tersely described his condition as nervous overstrain. Aides said a complete breakdown at his age would lower his resist- ance to other organic weaknesses, such as pleurisy and hardening of the arteries. More than one diplomatic mission here has sent reports home spec- ulating that Churchill's retreat to Chartwell may well have been in- tended to clear the way for a Rus- sian move. money donated by municipal coun- Ont. Gov't Will Match Donations TORONTO (CP) Premier Frost of Ontario announced today that the provincial government will contribute 50 per cent of any cils for victims of last May's tor- nado in southwestern Ontario. The premier made the announce- ment after a cabinet meeting and said municipalities have until Aug. 1 to vote on. donations for the storm victims... Damage figures in the twister, which hit hardest at Sarnia May 21, run as high as $10,000,000. MORE Nearly 20,000 Englishmen sailed for the Massachusetts Bay colony area between 1630-1642. PILES that Iich and Burn If you now suffer from the itching soreness and burning pain of piles you can be helped. : Just get a package of Hem-Roid, an Internal pile freatment, at any drug store and use as directed. You will be pleased at how quick your pile trouble is relieved. Only $1.59 for the big 60 tablet package. If you are not 1009% pleased after using Hem-Roid 2 or 3 days, as a test, ask for your money back. Refund agreement by all drug stores. | for face-to-face talks between East- | § than bring about postponement of the Bermuda parley with President Eisenhower and French Premier Joseph Lanjel, Which Churchill Bad hoped might pave way for ith Soviet [ily Georgi, Malen- Vv. It left the British people sobered by the thought that Churchill was mortal too. It created a worldwide vacuum at least for a while. The throb and thrust of British initiative for weeks has been stirring leaders in many | § countries. It kept hi For Churchill carried over some of his warfjme habits into peacetime As prime minister he has taken on himself most major and many minor decisi He has d ded information almost daily from his ministers. Departmental chiefs were bombarded with notes marked with the abrupt command: 'Pray action this day." Some officials even now pass im- portant papers to his Chartwell re- doubt for approval. Churchill's withdrawal also seem | to have changed the mood of Par- liament. The old man used to an- swer questions or make pronounce- ments as prime minister with a combination of geniality, acidity # and belligerence. Since his absence, Parliament ha- gone along with few if any pyro- cs. i Most higher-ups feel Churchill's | artial retirement ¢an transform he political climate at home and abroad. + At home it probably rules out a eneral election this year and poses he question as to who will succeed him as Conservative party leader when the time comes. The main candidates are believed to be Eden who, though sick now, | i aders. His sudden withdrawal did more |} British government | wr officers on the edge of their chairs. i "ARE You TELLING ME 2" "Don't try to talk ME into anything else--I know a wise investment when I see one. 49, Guaranteed Trust Certificates!" ® Authorized investment for trust funds ® Short term--five years ® 4% yearly interest, payable half-yearly In 5 years, $410.18 accumulates to $500.00 Write for descriptive folder. 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