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JUNE 12. 1954 THE 000 plurality among registered holders. As a result of You.ig'g victor Wall Street sources anticiDatr nn THE CjpQ 1 INK WINS NEW YORK CENTRAL CONTROL; SETS ing. Sources close to White say that he beat Young on the vote of registered stockholders two to, one by people. Without the disputed 800, 000 shares, White received a 200,.

litigation on tha result. (Subscribe to Tlw Republican) I KANE REPUBLI CAN Incorporated Feb. 7, 1900 Member of the American Newspaper Publisher! Association Published every afternoon except Sunday at The Republican Building, 200 N. Fraley Street, Kane, by THE KANE REPUBLICAN COMPANY G. Scott Smith, President and Treasurer.

S. B. Smith, Secretary Joseph M. Harre, Editor John B. Clift, Advertising Manager Mrs.

M. M. Fessenden, National Advertising Entered at the' Post Office of Kane, Pa. 'as second class matter. count resulted from some stockholders voting for both candidates.

They may vote as often as they wish but the last vote is the one that counts. The group in charge of the tally, has been kept busy selecting the valid proxies. Central had announced it would dispute 800,000 shares of stock which two Texas oil millionaires had purchased from Chesapeake Ohio iand" voted for Young. The proxy supervisors had validated those shares last week. No Litigation Antlcljmtpd Piecing together the vote picture as various sources revealed it, Young received a total of 3,436,795 votes and White 2,366,795 votes.

If these figures are correct, Young received 59. per cent of the stock voted and his total amounted to 53 per cent of all the votes available one for each of the 6, 447,410 shores of stock outstand nouncement Is made at the reconvened stockholders' meeting in Albany, N.Y. at 10 a. EDT. The also has selected his candidate to succeed White in the presidency.

He is Alfred E. Perlman, executive vice president of the Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad. Perlman is enroute to New York. Meeting On Monday White will call the postponed stockholder meeting to order in Albany on Monday. It has been postponed three times since stockholders cast their ballots on May 26.

Up to now deep secrecy has been maintained on the count of proxy votps being madp by 40 clerks tinder the supervision of three law professors. Information began to leak out Friday. The long period required for the 1 1 1 V. .1.. 1 IIKST or tne regar imuui tors has arrived In Kune The season Is due totart in a few mU on Mia larrer basis but al JOHNSON BROS QUALITY MEATS 75 Fraley St.

Phone 68 NEW YORK (LT.P) Robert R. young, a one time 28 cent an hour powder monkey, apparently has won control of the New York Central Railroad. Young, rfow a millionaire socialite, decisively defeated the railroad's management under the leadership of President William White in the biggest proxy battle in corporate history, according to authoritative sources. sure of victory, has called a meeting of his new board of directors in New York City on Monday after the formal vote an ways a few come earllfflr for June relief Last year the numser 01 nmewhut lower than before, probably because of some remedies which proved eflWtive There Is no definite Indication yet what the next few weeks W.H1 mean. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By carrier service and by box mall through Kane Post Office per week 30c; by mnll, other than box holders, 90c per month; $2.25 per three months; $4.50 for six months and $9.00 per year for papers going through the Kane Post Office to the rural routes and to subscribers residing any place in the first and second postal zones.

3rd to 5th zones $2.50 for three months; $5.00 for six months: $10.00 per year. 5th to 8th zones $3.00 for three months; $6.00 for six months; $10.50 per year. All mall subscriptions are payable in advance. Sending of Money The Republican will not be responsible for money enclosed in letters unless registered. ONE classified advertisement in The Republican last week brought more than 20 calls In a rew nours nriirlnnllv scheduled to run for three days, It was withdrawn after one insertion Decause me rei iiimc number In the advertisement rang almost constantly Everybody doesn't want to buy every item tnat Address all communications to THE REPUBLICAN, Kane, Pa.

is advertised for sale but mere js ni nnoailnn that the advertisements are read and If something Is in de Special Representative IIOWLAND HOWLAND, 1 East 54th New York 22, Y. mand, the response Is tremendous. AN EXAMINATION will be given Wpilneadiiv. June 23rd to persons seeking their first taxidermy license The tests will be conducted the Game Commission bounty Office, located In Temporary Building No. 1, at Harrisburg The time will be 10 a.

daylight saving time In Pennsylvania, persons who wish to practice taxidermy are Mt. Jewett, Monday, June 14 Kane, Friday, June 18 required to serve an apprenticesnip nnri aiitlsfv other reauirements prior nEMEKR EVERY ADULT NEEDS A CHEST RAY EVERY YEAR to being admitted to the examination atter the psts are applicant ria to practice tmrV The examining urd of men highly qualified the taxidermy field. PRIVATE ANDREW LVNGARlvOS whose home address Is 225 street, recently entered the 11th Airborne Division Jump School Private Lyngarkos entered tire service September 1, 1953 He received his basic training with the 188th Airborne Infantry Regiment at Fort Campbell, Ky. Upon completion of Airborne training, he will return to his assigned unit, the 511th Airborne Signal Company, a part of the 11th Airborne Division Prior to entering the Service, Private Lyngarkos attended Kane lligii school Following in question and answer form are facts regarding free KRays DEMOCRACY AT WORK OQUABBLES over President Eisenhower's farm pro gram are running far and wide these, days but they aren't as critical as they may appeal The President is recommending parity in some products at 75 per cent with others continuing at 90 per cent while the farm states want the whole business to stay at the 90 per cent figure. Some farm state congressmen insist that the Republican party, faces certain defeat at the polls in November if the Presidents' program becomes the law of the land.

Undoubtedly President Eisenhower and Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Benson have good reasons for their insistence on lowered parities. But this is a democracy in which senators and congressmen pass the laws. There is no lack of intelligence among many members of the senate and house and they have good reasons for their beliefs and contentions. This is not a calamity; it is a national blessing. More than mere price factors' are involved in these considerations.

The matter of politics, which the midwest legislators have suggested, is also important. If a parity reduction law means defeat of Republican congressmen and a majority for the Democrats next year, is it worth it? There are other vital programs which the President has planned and which probably cannot be achieved without a Republican majority. This isn't completely rigid, of course, but it is worthy of study. A defeat of the President's program for farm prices may mean victory for many other legislative objectives. That is the basis for consideration.

It is the traditional and extremely valuable compromise principle on which governments aside from dictatorships must operate. So if the Congress decides that President Eisenhower's farm plans are not acceptable, the plans will not become operative. Secretary Benson will be disappointed, of course, and he may resign. If so, the government will lose an outstanding public servant. We would hope, however, that Secretary Benson will take the defeat, if it comes, with good graces, which we are certain he will, and that he will not consider it a loss of prestige which makes resignation imperative.

He is too good a man to lose. Whatever happens, it will not be a catastrophe and for this the American public can be grateful. WHY SHOULD I HAVE A CHEST RAY The ray detects signs of TB before symptoms are apparent. WHO CAN BE RAYED Everyone 15 years otige or over. WHAT IS THE CHARGE I WILDCAT PARK at Ludlow, which None your ray Is paid by Department of Health and ChrisN mas Seal sale funds.

opened last weekend, reported an other good season last year In come was reported at $6,571.68 and expenses were $4,958.02 The HOW WILL I KNOW THE RESULT OF MY present cash balance Is $2,080.36 RAY A report will be mailed to your physician or to you at your home. 'i compared with the opening of the 1963 season when cash was $466.70 Entrance fees accounted for $2,504.50 of the income and a con tribution of $1,500 from the Wild cat Park Auxiliary was the next big Item Labor costs of $2,247.41 and CAN PEOPLE HAVE TB AND RECOVER WITHOUT KNOWING THEY'VE HAD IT Yes. But they are not immune to another attack. TB strikes at all ages. supplies and repairs of $1,325.92 were the big expense items total of $119,845 is the figure re ported for the cost of the land and Improvement in the 64.04 acre park CAN TB OR A TENDENCY TO TB BE INHERITED Enoch O.

Nelson Ls president of the association and information No. However, one member of a family can give It to another. about the park or reservations can be obtained from Mr. and Mrs. Al BATTLE RAGES HANOI.

Indochina (UP) Frenrh bert C. Carlson at Ludlow Mr, URGES SENATE GUI Carlson Is general manager of the Union troops engaged Communist park Another good baseball game is scheduled there tomorrow rebels in savage clashes today In a Red River delta sector near the I afternoon at 3 o'clock. Hanoi Haiphong supply lifeline, IS IT ALWAYS NECESSARY FOR A PERSON WITH JB TO QUIT Yes. both for his own sake and to protect those around him. Rest is still a very important part of the cure.

This does not mean just taking it easy. It means complete bed rest. CAN PEOPLE WITH ARRESTED TB HOLD Yes. TB is highly contagious only in its active stage, when JOBS WITH SAFETY TO OTHERS germ, may be coughed up. This Date In the WASHINGTON (U.PJ Senate "Democrats happily took to the sidelines today to watch Republican Sen.

Ralph E. Flanders' bold bid to bump Sen. Joseph R. Mc i ijraauaiion Hews of the Past Carthy from two powerful commit I tee chairmanships. Time In the first formal attempt by a GOP senator to curb McCarthy, Flanders proposed that the Wiscon sin Republican be stripped of the chairmanships if he fails to answer UBULOVA Watch Time questions raised about his finances by a Senate subcommittee two years ago.

The dignified, 73 year old Ver monter dropped his bombshell Frl A Cooperative Service Offered McKean County Residents by PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH McKEAN COUNTY TUBERCULOSIS June 12, 1934 Neil Rose, son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rose of North Fraley street, and Bobby Timblin, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Timblin of Holman street, were bitten by a dog here today.

The Rose boy, who was petting the dog, was bitten about the mouth and two stitches were required to close the wound. Elisha K. Kane III, of Clay street, will deliver the address at the annual Elks Flag Day exercises 'here next Thursday. Heading the committee for arrangements are Robert E. Holland, Thomas Paisley, Wilson McDade, Maurice Donovan, jack Bradley and Arthur G.

Folke. day in his third sharply critical floor speech against McCarthy, Two weeks ago Flanders compared McCarthy to Adolph Hitler. In the long standing tradition of tne club like benate, few senators of Tuberculosis Control) McKEAN COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY andj HEALTH SOCIETY Bradford, Pa. would comment on Flanders' speech. Democrats were obviously satisfied to let it be an all Republi can show at this stage.

and COOPERATING ACENCIES TIME Wf 17 Jewete 1 .2 diamond! ffi yp' Pk'fp tell winding V' i'll shock resistant anti magnetic sweep second band June 12, 1921 At the local recruiting office two young men from the Walter L. Main circus enlisted In the army and headed for Flarris burg. Kane men who are Chester Newport, Ellery Cokley, Clarence Coy, Robert Bradybaugh and James Warner, who will soon leave for Harrisburg and if accepted will go to Panama. Dr. Evert C.

Field, director of the Radium Institute of New York, stated at Chicago ester day that there is a definite cure for cancer in a i peech which disagreed with Dr. Fvan O'Neill Kane who had recommended practicing euthanasia. DON'T HOPE YOUR CHEST IS ALL RIGHT BE SURE HAVE A CHEST RAY Contributed as a' Public Service by THAT 6000 MILK FROM KANE DAIRY WILL GIVE YOU 1 THAT EXTRA CM LIFT YOU rifT NEED FOR ww EVERY tSCk' et UA.AL IIUUHI4AMIU. lac Wit rot TODAY FROM ARCADE RESTAURANT AVKNALI GARAGE ART RUDY'S ESSO SERVICE ARCHER'S News Sporting Goods CLM3IINGS FUNERAL HOME COLEMAN MOTOR EXPRESS COPELAND JEWELRY STORE A. J.

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Help us to witness SULOVA First in Beauty, Value, Accuracy! SIRIANNI BROTHERS JEWELERS frtctilitcMMfilTu y. In the Joy of the Holy Spirit to the glad tidings of great Joy. In the name of Christ who re joiced to do Thy will. Amen..