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Churchill Made Request For Burial At Blenheim

By JOSEPH Ma-SWEEN LONDON (CP)—Sir

| Winston Churchil] remarked one day:

_ ‘At Blenheim | took two very importan decisions: To be born,

‘and to marry.

“I am happily content with the decisions I took on those

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occasions."’ Sir Winston didn’t still another decision he had

made to re‘urn to Blenheim Pal- ace—or, more precisely, the ad- joining churcliyard at St. Mar-

tin’s, Bladon—as his last rest- ing place This became known here

as he ilay greviousty ill

| | Will come as no surprise to Blen-

It

heim, to Bladon, where Sir Win-

ston's parents are buried

One resident told a Canadian

gardens were designed by parently meaning the govern- Lancelot Brown, is through a ment—might insist on Wesimin- triumphal arch leading to @ ster Abbey as more suitable. bridge over a river feeding a 15- Blenheim. not suitable? Often acre artificial lake, the palace described as the most beautiful sprawling in and sumptuous private resi- the opposite hill. dence in Britain aud perhaps; The token rent for all this is the world, it is @ monumental structure set in 11,500 acres of | fiour-de-lis, delivered Oxfordshire parkland. |

GIFTED TO ANCESTOR heim Queen Anne decreed its con- /

struction for Sir Winston's an- The visitor may be surprised

cestor, the first Duke of Marl-|to find that Sir Winston was

borough, io the days when vic- born in a pokey little room that

torious English generals were °Dce served as a cloakroom

honored not only with titles but Bear the palace entrance. It

with more tangible gifts. cael such things *, = The duke, John Churchill. was per clothes and a loc

granted a cool £250,000 (§$750,-

birthplace but that “‘they’’—ap-

| annually |to Windsor Castle on the anni- |versary of the Battle of Bien-

lazy splendor on

@ white silk flag decorated with!

9 57 a.m.—Station Sign On

reporier two years ago that vil- 000) after he defeated the

Winston's mother, the viva-

bed beeu busluug Whew ic yistn pains came and she made it back to the palace — but only just. She didn't reach a bed-

room. < /WAS HEIR TO DUKEDUM

As a boy Winston was heir- presumptive to the dukedom— and hence to Blenheim—and is cousin of the present owner.

Here is how the Marlborough succession has worked out in modern times:

Wins‘on Churchill, born 1874 to Lord Randolph, brother of) the eighth duke, was heir-pre- | sumptive until aged 23.

At that time, in 1899. a son! was born te the ninth duke and his American millionairess wife, Consuelo Vanderbilt, and he suc- ceeded to the title in 1934, su-| perseding Winston's place in) the line of succession. He is the present title-holder and an.’ swens to the resounding name of John Albert Edward William Spenser Churchill, lieutenant- colonel life guards retired, tor- mer mayor of Woodstock {

It is reported that after Con- suelo’s marriage she was urged | jrepeatedly by her English) mother-in-law to have a child. a son, promptly before ‘that up-

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French at-the Danube town of cious. American Jennie Jerome, Blenheim Aug. 13, 1704, but he wife of Lord Randolph Churchill,

start Winston” would succeed to the dukedom.

jlagers were convinced Winston would want to come hack to his

10.00 @.m.—Canadian Schools 10.30 a.m.—Nova Setie Schools

11.30 o.m.—Acress Conade — —|had to heaped og a RI 's IT OR NOT

12.00 p.m.—Friendly Giant $ money f a BELIEVE

rare Bim hriondly Ote | Veteran Airman fia unmereitul house,” was PLEY 2

12.30 p.m.—Butternut Square |completed more than years ,

12 50 p.m.—CBC-TV News Dies In London | later. 5

1.90 p.m.—Mondey Pleybill The present duke, the 10th, . Silent Enemy LONDON (CP) — Air Chief opened the palace to the public * 1%, > G

2.30 p.m.—At_ Home With Helen Marshal Sir Philip Joubert dein 1950 and since then many EIFFEL a

Crocker ‘a Ferte. officer commanding hundreds of thousands have vis-| TOWER i.

3.90 p.m.—Moment of Truth jthe Royal Air Force coastal ited the magnificent place for a ON 4

3.30 p.m.—Take Thirty 193 diet mee 1941 and = yominal fee ‘ | WHEELS”

400 p.m.—As The Werld Turns 3, died ursday in a Loh- ;

4% p.m.—Razzle Dazzle don hospital. He was 77 Entrance to the castle, whose Ascras 1

5.00 p.m.—Cartoon Capers | Jouber. de la Ferte. also BROUGHT 2 f

5.30 p.m.—Mosic Hop |served as an inspector-general 6.00 p.m.—Supper Club of the RAF and deputy chief of 6.15 p.m.—Lionel Television News Staff for information and civil 6.25 p.m.—Weather affairs in the Second World 6 30 p.m.—Sporta |War. Prior to the war, he was

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