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Surgeon General Asks For Temporary Delay; Decision on Use Today
WASHINGTON (lPt~The U S. PubUc Health Service yesterday called for a temporary halt in the nationwide polio Inoculation pro¬ gram. Informed sources said the service wants to "double-check" thai safety of all existing Salk vaccine supplies. |
Surgeon General Leonard A. Scheele advised all states and eltleai to "postpone their vaccination programs" pending a formal announce¬ ment today on the new precautions.
Schelle acted after an all-night meeting with a oommlttee of medi-' cal   experts,   including   Dr.   Jonas) _________
Salk, the vaccine's developer, whoj
were called here to review the In-1 Jkjf J^ § g
oculation program in the light ofif^Q KfOH ml 0*6
Britain Asks Cos Legislation U.S. to Meet Heorings Listed;
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the 44 confirmed otjtea of polio that have occurred among vacci¬ nated  children.
Informants said the polio ex¬ perts decided after thorough study that there is nothing wrong with the basic Salk vaccine for¬ mula when it is prepared properiy. But they agreed that existing stocks should be re-examined to make sure they are abaolutely safe. Shots   Will   Resume        •
TTie  Public  Health Serves waa
On Vacci tie.
France Also Backs Top-Level Meeting; Adenaur in Favor Of U. S. Program
WASHINGTON (IB—Chairman Percy Priest (D., Tenn.) aaid yes- |terday his House Commerce Committee will begin drafting natural :ga« legislation tliis week but he doe.s not yet know whether it wiB i exempt independent producers from federal regulation. I Priest toid a reporter the comniittee must decide two majoir policy I issues:
j 1--Whether the nations 4,0()0 independents should be exempt «• Should be classed as publio utilities subject to Federal Power Com- ' mission controis.
PARIS   (IP)   —   Britain'    2-VVhat  should   be  done  about. a^a    «>•* 0f iurg'ed   the   United   States   oti automatic   price   increase   clauses'tors with gas legislation to appear
•Jfff f f f f*C V#*l#ir Ithe    oiit«!(it    nf     RifT    Thf^t^'^  present  producer-pipeline  con-|and explain  their objecUves. F^ffffffl^ajCiySl^"^    outset    01     Big     Ihree,tracts.   These   enable   a   pipeline     Among    the.se  is  Sen.    William
laiKS     nere     yesterday     tOloperator   to   pass   on   to   the   gasPiUbright (D-Ark). He has intro-
No Orders to Halt; "~	
None of 14,000 Children Affected
(talks    here _ _ __
agree with an earl.v meeting>"y«r   *ny   increased   field   price du^ed'a bin  to overturn"*Uia'su^
of the three VVe.stern chiefs''"'U*'" ^ ^^^ :preme Court decree.
of state with the Soviet ore- .,.    «  ' ."'^*   ^'*   sUtement   asj    Fulbright  rfiodeled his measure
mier, Nikolai B^g^l^r'" Zl<t.r^; xv^^^^^^ "^  ^>'  «^- «-«—
At  the  same   time,   the   United *^'   ^^"'»a'h '    called   witnesses   to
Martin Says   Fine's Abdieaiion Has He Will Fight Aroused Some Skepticism GoreProgram
(D-Ark.) which wa* debated bit¬ terly before Prieet's committee. The bill would exempt the inde¬ pendents but would retain tha FPC.1 right to review contracts between producers and Interstats since Wortd War 2. ""."nie   latter   held   long   and   some-P'P*''"*"
Secrrtary of State John  Foster!*'""** turbulent hearings in which;Staggers Supported By Coal area will continue as Sched-P*^'**    •^onf^"*^     w^t-h     French!consuming, producing   and    pipe-|    Another    House    measure,    by
Premier EMgar Faure shortly aft-jl'ne interests condemned or prais-!Rep. Harley O. Staggers <I>- er his arrival here yesterday In'ed moves to restore state control!WVa), would exempt the pro- an effort to settle a controversy jover the producers. Federal con-|ducers but extend tha FPCs over   U.   S.   support   for   Premierltrol was decreed by the Supreme j authority to  fix  pricea on  direct
Senator in Favor Of President's Plan, Despite Rejection
By IMTMI PRt>»
Tnusual Quitting In Midst of Race Rumored 2 VVeekg but Not Belfeved; Unk with Democrat Leader Cited
yet   used.
Considerable skepticism •was found la.st week among!'*" Vsecine involved
aaid to hope the re-checklng! Dr. C. Hayden Phillips/'''*'** and France apparently "•PP^*'" Tuesday for a thorough in- oan be completed and the inocula- J-. .. Aty-Mnf nt Cf.<-«"'*''^ *<> "¦«««*> agreement in , vestigalion of the aale and distri- tion    program    reaumed    quicklyi"'*""-''    U'recior    oi    ocaie|^owxlown   meeUng  on   Indochina '>"''°" "^f K*»-
—.perhaps in a matter of days.    IDepartment of Health, said i •**' opened one of the most hn-     .Magnusons committee will take Officials said  Scheele hoped  toji-.f  nitrhi   thot  nnMn inr.nii    Po"^"*    series    of    international;up  where Priests  group  left off issue   hia   formal   announc«»ncnt. '**.   "'Kfii'  mai  POIIO InOCU- talks
giving  full  detaiiis  of the  newllations   in   his   nine-countv
plans,  by 4  P.  M.  today.
It   was   not   clear  whether   the.   ,    , experts will  recommend  complete !UI«d   Unless he receives spe- i laboratory    re-testing     of    every jcific     instructions     tO     the batch of vaccine produced but noti contrary
The'doubl^hecklng mlg-rtt con-i?'- ^'"t»« "-^^ •" « we i.%,- siat only of reviewing the records *^, *"»'*'*^ ""^u;*"?    "^'I''iNo Agreement of   t^its    conducted   during   the f^W""^*^*" ^is nine-county K "e""'"
original    manufacturing    procf^,'*'^ .^^V^^^ .'''^"*^   *"" jwl^   perhapa   occasiorfal   re-iesti ^'^    f?^ ^ m acatter^l sec- "^ Oons of LAizerne and Lackawanna
Dr. PhiUips «ud an ot th. U-InIS, ^^"^^   ^'""   '"   "^"^   Viatlcoun  laat June  T.'
of  random   samples.
Th*  re-checklng would  Involve, at a   rough  eotlmate,  upwards  ofj-.
eig'ht million doses of tJie vaccine
that have been  produced  but not jji*"'^-. ¦^^*>'"«'     Wyoming    and
'Columbia.
With   more   than   14.000  chU-
Counties."   The other  counties in
Dr.      Phillips'     jiiriadlctdon     are .._  --„.....,   o. .    „       ^
Pike,   SuUivan.   Sxi^cm^ nt ^ti r,"^      *''  ®*'' ^*' *"*'
The Du^ies-Faure meeting broke up wtthout any announcement of progress. But a new session was oailled for this week to try to solve the impasse between absen
I sales   by   pipelines   to   industrial Magnuson haa invited all sena-^ Continued on Page 2, Section 1>
, Premier Diem.
Brttiah Foireign Secretary Har- add MacMIMan put tSie Britisih propowail for a top level Big Four
n^iitw.n/) 4Uo<. u«. , ll- "\    i ..I    '"i""7'— '   '""¦  imenL   naa   previously   withdrawn
Sen    Eawarrf   Martin   'R,   Pa.) """J.'^Si fvfi H^ pulllllg OUt of the election campaign from u«e all vaccine from C^rtter, any'ehiid   being   taken'hi7'Dr. I Briti.h Idea.
in wOiich the tide was running definitely against him.       '" '- °-'-'— '^"' --••*    ----- ¦        "        ^' '
*»;(! yeaterday he will put Presi dent Eisenhower'* bond-financing
the mixed   reactions  when  Ex-Gov.  John  S.  Fine,  in  the!  }^ *°"'^ ^^^^^ *® vaoome fromj  gren  Inoenlated  t« date  in  the imaeting    to    Weatem    European most   Unu.sual   move   ever  made  bv   a   OOlitical   boss    an-1        manufacturers.    The   govtm-    „|„e.county   area,   not  a single   union foreJ^m ministers in an wt- '    •    '  • ¦• •- P"»^"-a'   OOSB,   an  ^j^eni   had   previously   withdrawn!  complaint has heen recHved of jtempt  to  win  tSiem  over  to the
City Motorist Escapes Drowning After Crasli
A  city  motorist, dazed  aa ha |      Bnlchun was able  to  etnerga
It was  hard   for many  to  be¬ lieve   that  after  dominating   the
" Reacts to Move
got   out   of    his    car   after   a | from     the     dangling     vehicle,
,Laboratories. Berkeley, Oalif. Cut-    PhiurDs'Mrd""'   ~~   ""' !«.v<s. TV*«»-   M--                           1 ''!*^^ yeaterday afternoon on I wtuch   was   supported   on   «fc.
Iter  vaccine   was  administered   In    '    " "'  -'"•                                      j Seven Nation, Meet                              the    Dupont    Highway     nearly creek   enbankment   by   wlr.   o«
:38    of    the    44    confirmed    polio;    State Secretary  of Health  Ber :„^^   ••Y*"   nations   --   Britain.!  drowned   In   a   creek   when   ha tha  guard   rails.
leasee.                                                      wyn F Mattiaon. In an interview;'^'^'*'    ^'^^y-   Holland,    Liixem-   staggered and fell over an «m- j      i„   ,   .^^te   of  sevens   shock
i    In   the   other   «lx.   the   vaccineiat Harrisburg, said that Pennsy*-!'**>"'*'   ®el«'um   and   W«>»t   Geir-   bankment. j followiing  the  crash,  the daaad
'dianapolLs.    Ind.    No   polio   cases; vania s decision  whether to delay j "**"y~"'**'*   »n«*''"i«   *o   aet   up       Suffering from shock, Joeeph driver otaggered   along tiia an-
'                                            -     _.      -    i               I fo„.r.,..iN,   .,1,^1,   w..„...„   ^.,.—,   _         ,    , hanfement,    fell   over   and   rolled
into a creek, face down. Hto fall was noticed by Steve Hut» nick 30 NewitJt Pl, Kingston, who pulled him from tha stream.
A   passing   motoriat,    Joae|dl
Chtumento. of IT Pitt«ton Ave.,
Yatewville,   rushed   Baldiun   to
•¦h-     ¦' . _._..,. ^  I the VA Hoepital. where he was
™«   chne   and   craved   into   guard  | examined  and  transferred  to tha
rails  near a narrow  bridge  at
ing drug  firms.
highway program before tJhe Sen.;governmente   of   Uir.erne  t^nty HoW  tfcfi  PubUc ke   despite   committee   rejection,ami many of its towns tot more """^    stsws  s«a#ita»
W fche plan. than   20   years.  Fine  would   giv
The Senate Public Works Com-,"P '" ""'^^ « fashion, mmec   rejected   Wie   adminiatra-     Actually, the abdication procla- /%# ^^..-k«—^«
tion«   bill   Friday  In   favor   of   a nialion  was  far from  a surpriseiWf   eX"%JOVerilOr substitute   pian   by   Sen,   Albert '"   those   close   to   the   Luserne|
Gore iD., Tenn.) The Oore bdl j« County political picture.  Fine hasi     Here  i.S  what   the   man   in P"*^"** Reassured etpected  to  wm  fin«4  oommlttee'f>«''n carrying his statement withithe  street   had  to say  when     Informed sources said the polio approval tomorrow. |him for two weeks while makingli,- r«.n«l   Inhn *«   Virta'a afo^a i*'*Pe''"ts' committee saw no reason
The  administration   pian  would;"",  ^i^ .tnind   whether  or not  to "« '^*»° "^^^^^ parents to  be alanned  about
suthoriie a lO-year, ?3r0O0,0O0,0OO'"•'''''"'^ 't- iment that he was not takingjthe estimated six million children
h«hw«y program  financed joint-i.   Wednesday night  he acted  but'P*" '" the rrimary election :jalready inoculated with first-round ly b.v the federal government and >' was quickly noted that he hadi ishot,-" of Salk vaccine.
tlie sUtes. It also  aaUs for state,no'   closed   entirely   the   door   to       "fJe   lUSt   SeeS   he's   licked     The   formal    announcement   by.       ^ ,^^     ^, ,    w,        ™,..      tt .    j    c. ..        ..        v      i .,.    nr _      dj   < .	
tnd   local   govewiments   to   build «  return   to  politics  snd   it  ^»»\„„.       .:., "'^'^®*'Scheele is expected to contain re-! confer    witi,    his    communicable;    The   Un4ted   State,   has   been, the Weaunm«fer Rd.  interesec
oame froi^ the'Eli Ullv Co.. In-jfche polio inoculation will have to!'*"™*"^ . **«' We«ern defense Balchun, 69. of 10 West Jack- have been reported following in-jwait for the nation's polio ex-j^'"^^^"'^f'.!^ ?"ui^u w_i™ . „ «l°" ®'^.- Sl'^- was admitted to noculatlons from four other lead-
„ _.__ 'Nortih _A*lamtio  Treaty  Organii*-;      SM^ j^u^^ g^ Wyoming Bar¬
racks   said   that   Balchun   lost
porta to make their report today.'^'¦'"   Pac**   «;;W<''h   bring   a   re-   General   Hospital   fOr   obsenra- _.,,__ _, , : armed   West   Germany   into   the   ,:__
Ths U. S. Surgeon General yes-Ur   ..    „.,    ..    ™     . ' _  ^ tion.
terday advised that further In¬ oculations be postponed pending today's report by a group of ex¬ perts,     including     discover     Dr.
tion (NATO),
MacMtUlan   cauled   for   tha   Bigl control   at   hia   car   on   a   hill Four   meeting  "at  the   Sununit,"i about 1:19 P. M, wlien his gas Jonas Salk. No Inoculations were W''*^   Presidemt   Eisenhower,   Sir    pedal   stuck.     The   accelerated scheduled In Pennsylvania yester-j Anthony   Eden  and   Frenoh   Pre-    vehicle    roared    down    the   In day. Nona is scheduled today.       |«n*ar   Faure   nteeUn*   with Dr.    Mattison    aaid    he    would'^^*t «^'*f «>' «'*'••
»na   locBi    goveT»iineniJi    to    ouua ••   ¦>•-¦••   >"   ........vr,   «.,u   .i,    "»°|       j   _,,;i »>
tn sdditionaa 182,000,000.000 worth noted   alxo   that   he   has   a   two-lana qUll.
of highw«>Ti without any federal,P'onged   weapon   with   which   to lid meet his foe
Special Bonds
One is Herman Kersteen, who, after 15 vears of servics ss Fine's
The most controversial provision countv commissioner, has sought Is .Mr Eisenhowers plan is a pro-jt© present himself as an inde- posaJ to finance a substantial part pmdent. (See "Polities" an tha Of the federai s*i*r» by IssuingiE<|i,„rial Psge todsy.) H>et-iA; bonda outsida tJia puWici if pine csn put Herman over, *'•'" Iha has a way hsfk into the prin-
Vhti Oors m«asu<r« as amended, cipal patronage offica and that would aut home oonstruction a*'which holds the real power in 118.000,000,000 wor*h of higthways Luierne County. ifl the five ya»«a starting July 1,' Then, it has heen pointed out MM. Tlie federal government ithat the man closest of sll to would put up about *12.«60,000,000lFine in recent years is now ae- *nd the states' share of the coat tive as a Democrat. Hs is John would  be 15,860.000,000.    Tt would C. Kehoe of Pittston.
jassurancee   to  theise  parents   that 'I feel sorry for the man." the   proposes   re-check   does   not
"It's just a trick.   Fin. is|J"1f" ^* ,^'"** "*^'**' ^"^l'^' *. I believes  existing vaccine supplies
now   taking   his   name  away are dangerous, but only that It Is
from the slate of candidatea taking everj- possible precaution.
he picked himself because he M«**« P""" Foundation
feels   he   it   hurting   their „^^**'* "f  "^^^ ^"-  ?*•**
" Hobby, secretary of health, educa¬
tion  and  welfare,  to  dlacusa  the pending announcemant.
At the same Ume, Dr. Salk met with officials of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis to deteimine what happens next in the foundation's program of fre* Inoculations for First and Second grade school ehildren.
disease   staff  before   making  anyisteadfaaUy oppoaed to a top level j tion,  a  few  feet  south   of  Bo-
deoision.
'.(Continued on Page 2, Section 1) i nomo's  Ser\"ice  .Station.
General  Hospital.
Troopers   William   Dougherty and Jo.seph Da^Hd Investigated.
chances."
"Ths captain has decided not to go down with the ship. Is that desertion or^ in politics, do they consider it jnst saving your own skin?"
"Fins can now concsntrate on helping Hermsn Kersteen. Did you notice he did not mention the name of the other official he said
Mother's Day Is bui One of Four Anniversaries Marked in May by NanUcoke Family of Hineieen
be financed  partly by hiking the w„„i(| |>ave the Way
federal gasoline   tax   1   cent    peri     o;--. the law provides tW two!''^nt   against   the   organisation »«''«o" i commissioners  sre  to  be  elected And he aiso pointed out how im
Other congressional  news: ifrom one political party and one j Po^^'^nt the office of county com-
FOREIGN   AID:   Sen.   Walter  F ifrom the other, a victory by Ker- m"""oner is to him. ; mmm,..     \i».A^   C mmm Am
Oeorge predicted  the  Senate  will steen   could   pave   the   way   for|    "Closest man  to  tine  is Johni FVlffl    V 0(G   ^OfUS
Surplus Food
suthorize President Eisenhower's;bi-partisan control of the office for«gn aid program "pretty with Fine and Kehoe pulling ths much"  as  presented.   But  George strings.
would not predict whether the full        ,     , . j ,i. . r:.,.*-
»S,M0 000.000 rsquested for fin- , '^ »'>'» j"'l'"':*^!'''^ J'"* ' aneing the Program wlU ba ap-I '««¦«'"»" for both the •"<»•?•«¦ proved •'•'"*    Republicans   of   Lurerns
HAiwvranB'. T%.^ r^r\ .^a *sn County And those in power In SABOTAGE:  Tha CIO and   AFL ^    ^       humlHstad
^ Ml,   >5*1 ^^o"*";** "« ^ P"»   him   sre such that  he is even
• bill   that  would   bar  suspected,  "^^ • ^^,     ,^^   Democrat.
essential jobs in defense facilities.'
CIO general   counael   Thomas   E ,    jjp fpgig he has been accorded iH**  '*''' '^ **"'  "'°"'*  "**" shabby treatment by such lesders
• wt less freedom for Americans 1^,^ Pennsylvania Republicanism ss sot no sirtra security. i^j. s. Ses. James H. Duff, former PEACE MHP: Sen. Warren G.i State COI' Chairman Harvey Magnuson     (D-Waah.)     criticized,Taylor and the rest—particularly
C. Kehoe and Kehoa this year is
playing Democratic politica. Youi PIITSBURGH <!P'--Allegheny i will find Fine backing up Kehoe|County District Attorne.v James' in the general election to get ^is F. Malone said yesterday he will
President Blaenhower's plan to "ulld an atomic peaoe ship to tour ths urorM. Magnuson said the tov«nni»nt should bs trying to '»*'«• pvaotloal USS of atomic Vf't*t in merchant ships ln.<»tead •; building an "atomic show- pJaot."
Duff,   his   running   mate   when elected govemor in 1950.
In support of the skepticism there was the manner in which Fine's action is so similar to two earlier moves made by his long¬ time political and social sssociste, Prothonotary Olin Evans. "nUKATRi Ths House Judiciary I Last .vear. shown to have sc- Committee appriyved a Senate-1 quireU an insurance ¦««"'• ••"^ Mil to maka it a special I license under conditions of rank «nMa for anyone to threat™ the favoritism. Evans was found part "i* o< a President-elect or thelof an insurance agency which, **<• president. (Continued on Page 2, Section i>
Can 'Store' Severed Fingers, Toes 'ft Abdomen to Be Replaced Later
'''ASHINOTON  <W —A   pla»tio, cauee  of  blood   drculatkxn prob-
¦nsosi has dawirlbad how sevar-j>*™«- „      , ,.  .^^^^,„ A«««ia.
•d fln«.M .^ *_ w   -   i     Dr. Peer told American Assoaa-
"" ongars and toaa ean ba stjored'
a patient's abdomen and later rsmoved and  ropJaeed  on  the I'Snd or foot.
^f Lyndon A. Pear of St ¦Tabas Hospital, Newark, N. J. ^ doctors may be able to use "* t«chniqu« In aalvaglng fingers
don of Plastic Surgeons that he removed the fingers and toes from ciilldren born with extra ones and burled them beneath the abdomi¬ nal skin.
He said that after two yeans in the etomach flesh, the finders and toes not only survive, but.are StiU    Jointe«l   and    can    be    bent
revenge on  the  Independent  Re¬ publicans."
"He quit weeks too lata. May¬ be a coupls years too late." His troubles got really had when he first decided to run for governor. Hs .should have been satisfied to be the big frog in a small puddle."
"John Fine is too devious to mean what he says in a thing like this. We'll have to wait and see what happens. But .vou can bet that if ha has thought of any trick to beat the Independents in the primary he will u^s it." ". . . up his Sleeve*
"I just can't believe ha would desert the people he persuaded to become the candidates on his siate only a few weeks ago.   Kven if
investigate reports that surplus coupons were being used to obtain primary election votes in McKee's Rocks.
"I still think the whole progiam of free food distribution should be divorced from politics, as I; have said repeatedly," Malone! said. He said he had received re-| ports that poliUcal.cards were be-1 ing passed out along with food' coupons, i
Valley Scene
West Side father asking daughter to tear lurnelf aivan from her Perry Como records and get him some kerogene— and beinfi hnnde/l a ftackagt of
he did decide to quit himself, why
swing an ax  at them by speak-        ^ ^
ing of "ths extinguishment of all! carrot seeds on her "^return. hope of victory"  for them?   He' must    havs    something    up    his sleeve."
"You can't tell me 'Old Fox' Fine has just quit. He wouldn't and hit career that way. He has a plan."
"Most of ths others in his or¬ ganizations have said thoy are (Continued on Page 2, Section 1)
Woman poi>ping tues of motorists ami pedestrians on Nanticoke's Main St. nesterday aa she walked along puffing on a  dainty  cigar.
Tum-Ahout: Elderli/ gentli- man leading a young Cub Scout across the intersection at Hazle and Washington St^.
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Mother's Day is but one of four anniversaries eelebrated during May by this Nanticoke family of 19.
Shown ara Mrs. Clara Zaremba. 42, and IS of her IT chUdren, specially posed in the family home at 8.58 East Grand St The proud father, Chester A. Zaremba, 50, I* shown in the inset.
Seated, left to right, are the children, David, three; Kathleen, five; Thomas, lax; Norman, seven; Alice, eight; Carol, 10; Marian, 11; Barbara, 12.
.p»ui Bl«l»y
SUnding: Mn. Zaremba. whose *M birthday will be marked Tuesday; Ooroth.v, who will be 23 on May 29; Jean and Joan, twins, 18; Phylis, IA. and lUiliert Zaremba. IS, ¦*
Four children were unavailable for the picture. They ara Rita Zaremba Pyskaty, 21; Rosemarie Zaremba Francisco, ei Watkins Glen, N. V., 20; Chester ZarembH, in the Air Force at Newfoundland. 19, and CTiarles Zaremha. 18. Mr. Zaremba, a former mine worker, will observe his 6lst birthday on Decora¬ tion Ds}-.
"We  never  forget the  birthdayi   The former Oara PuWen has noi    Aa   an   siftenthough,   aha   com-i   Ths  Zarembas   set   two   tables
1^'anniversaries." Mia. Zaremba toldj particular  household  problem   in-imented, "I wouldn't   know    whatidaily to take care of their largt
« a reporter.  "TTis cSildren remind|a*much as "the children pitch mU'd  do  If they  didn't     Thers lalbrood and spend an estimated |60
1-10 us of tham." land do ttiair sihars ot tha work," Iquita a Mt ta 4« «( aotttssw"        |(Oontinuad oa Pa«a 1, Seotioa ii
.    .'   Ji k a