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PAGE FOUR THE KANE REPUBLICAN, KANE and AIT. JEWETT. PA TUESDAY. JULY 27. 1954 "What Do I Do; Mister, When He Gets Hungry Again THE CpCJv i' THE KANE REPUBLICAN Incorporated Feb.

7, 1900 OF EVENTS Foreign Editor Of United Press Analyzes Hews MARCH iltctlns? Demoi Slightly Optimistic; COP Gloomy Member of the American Newspaper Publishers Association Minority Party Foresees House Win But Senate? 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. i S. B.

Smith, Secretary John B. Clift, Advertising Manager Mrs. M. M. Fessenden, National Advertising Special to Central Press WASHINGTON' Republicans frankly are worried over the out come of the November congressional elections.

Democrats are cautiously optimistic. The Democrats believe they will capture con trol of the House, are doubtful about winning the Senate, unless the Democratic tide is running unusually strong. ,1 Republicans know precedent is against them, in most past con gressional elections held in a non presidential election year, the "outs" the party not in power have gained seats in the House, sometimes Entered at the Post Office of Kane, Pa. as second class matter. the Senate as well.

One notable exception was the 1934 election when the New Deal tide was running verv stromif. 1 have only a four vote margin in the'' the Senate. They look to President' TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION By carrier service and by box mail through Kane Post Office per week 30c; by mail, 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; $.00 for six months; $10.50 per year.

All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Republicans House, one in Herbert leroson mental official Eisenhower's again. CONFLICT will not get no matter which look for a Attorney Ceneral interest" proposal. Brownell wants popularity to bring them victory OF INTEREST Congress probably around to acting on it this year, but, party controls Congress, in 1955, concerted drive to secure passage of Herbert Brownell'a "conflict of Sending of Money The Republican will not be responsible for money enclosed In letters unless registered. to prohibit any former govern Address all communications to THE REPUBLICAN, Kane, Pa.

Special Representative HOWLAND HoNvLAND, 1 East 54th New York 22, N. Y. SENATORS CAN 1 I illtlilf I I he worked while in federal service for any length of time, i At present, such a ban applies only to cases involving "claims" against the United States, and the time limit is two years after the official quits working for the government. The court, rotably In a recent case involving former Assistant Attorney General Herbert Bergson," have interpreted the present "conflict of Interest" law very strictly. Brownell maintains the time limit should be removed because cases are very often not disposed of until much more than two years and he wants the ban to apply to all cases.

e) RUSSIA STOPrED Russia, newly returned to membership in the International Labor organization, tried to take over control of theJLO at its recent Geneva session, but failed in every effort. Thii is reported by George P. Delaney, American Federation or international representative who attended the world labor meeting. Delaney said the Soviets failed in trying to substitute Red China for the nationalist Chinese; get membership for Red Romania; seat the Hungarian delegation to the ILO; win elective seats as a titular member or deputy member on the government body and elect Communist members or substitutes in the worker and employer groupt to the governing body. JET TANKER The recent maiden flight of the Boeing 707 Jet transport is expected to have more immediate effect in the field of military aviation 'rather than civil transport.

One of the major problems that has been confronting the Alt Force's Strategic Air Command has been the diffi 4 THE INDIVIDUALISTS OOMETIMES they are called "escapes," sometimes "volunteers." The name doesn't matter. They are tough, hardy independents which have adapted themselves to a hard way of life and which thrive and reproduce not only without the help of gardener or farmer but often in the face of his opposition. Most of them are flowers petunias, phlox, balsam, flowering tobacco, day lilies, an occasional hollyhock; but some are vegetables and shrubs the stray lilacs, the barberry that grows in old pastures, even the asparagus that lifts its ferny plume beside the country road. There are many, and they are persistent, and the broad minded gardener has to admire them for their vigor and independence. To the neat gardener and the methodical farmer, they are weeds.

They don't belong where they are, and they don't reproduce true to pattern, the pattern imposed upon them by the hybridists. They revert, phlox to the distasteful magenta, for instance But they do develop a hardiness, to drought and heat and insect pests, that the plant breeder sometimes finds useful; and on occasion they produce sports, new variants, and back to the gardens they come. Thus they do have their occasional value even to those who disdain them. But their chief virtue is perhaps symbolic in a world of persistent conformity. They go their own way, meet conditions as they are and survive by sheer persistence and root strength.

They need no coddling. They choose their own soil and climate. They fight their own battle of survival. There are times when it does a man's heart good to see a rejected phlox or hollyhock or even a petunia blooming in a waste place where all the odds are against success. New York Times.

By CHARLES M. McCANN United Press Staff Correspondent There are strong indications that the Western Allies hope to establish a defense base in Israel. It is even reported in London that Great Britain, is secretly sounding out Israel right now on the possibility of setting up a base at Haifa, chief port of the young Jewish state. The Haifa base would be one of several to take the place of Britain's present base in the Suez Canal Zone. It would menn the inclusion of Israel in Western defense organization against Communist aggression, and It would alter radically the present situation in the Middle East.

The implication is that the United States and Great Britain would make a major attempt to end the hostility between Israel and its Arab neighbors and get them all to cooperate in mutual defense against the common enemy, Red aggression, i Envoys OIhcuks Haifa Base London advices quote reliable reports that the British ambassador to Israel had discussed with the Israeli government the possibility of establishing a base at Haifa. The London reports say also that British War Secretary Anthony Head mentioned the Haifa question last week when he made a speech in secret to 40 "rebel" members of the Conservative Party who strongly oppose the evacuation of the Suez Canal. It looks now ns if agreement with Egypt on the cannl is Imminent. Britain seeks, under the agreement, to rcoccupy the eanal zone In the event of a Communist attack not only on any of the Arab countries but on Turkey and Iran. But a United Press London dispatch said Monday that it is now reported Britain intends to evacuate Suez even if agreement with Egypt fails.

Cyprus New Headquarters It has been made known that the island of Cyprus Is to be the new headquarters for the British Middle Eastern Command. Britain seeks to organize a series of bases in which troops evacuated from Suez would be distributed. These includes, besides Cyprus, Tripoli on the coast of Libya and Alexandretta on the southwest coast of Turkey. The report that Haifa might also become a base may be surprising, but from the viewpoint of the Western Allies it would be logical. If Moscow starts attacking Prime Minister Moshe Sharett of Israel soon, it may he taken as a' sign that the Kremlin expects his country to be included in new Western defense plans for the Middle East.

A decision by Sharett and his colleagues in the Israeli government on the issue of Joining with the West in defense would be a momentous one for them. But if Israel could be included, on terms it felt good it would be a triumph for the 61 year old leader, himself Russian born, who went to Palestine as a boy of six. Postcard Airmail VT1 THIS 4 CENT airmail stamp goes oi sale Sept. 3 In Philadelphia, It la primarily for use on post cards, but will be valid for us with other stamps oa airmail letters. (International) culty of aerial refueling.

The chief drawback to this has been the slowness of the KC 97 stratotanker tfhich has been the workhorse in this field. The jet bombers, which normally cruise at 40,000 feet or higher at speeds in the sub sonic range have had to come down to 20,000 feet and throttle back to about 300 miles hour in order to refuel from the slower tankers which cannot flv a the altitudes of the jets. With the 707 fitted out as a tanker, the speed and range of the 47 bombers and their big sister ships, the will be lengthened immeasurably and eliminate one of the bottlenecks at SAC. Try and By BENNETT CERF Fighting the Effects Of Rheumatic Fever SENATE MAJORITY lEADER William F. Knowland of sets up coU In the Capitol aa he announces he will keep the Senate in continuous session until It reaches a final vote on the administration's atomic energy bill.

(International) A few weoks ago, announcement wins mude by tho local union of Hole ate Brothers company of its efforts to get congressional action to regulate free import of brushes and handles especially Brushes made in England with bristles from Rod China the imoorts were cited as having a serious effect on American industry, particularly Holgate Brothers company of Kane which is one of the oldest brush handle manufacturers in the nation apparently, the move Is being colled to attention of brush manu facturers in thU country Wall ace K. Campbell, vice president or the Fuller Brush Company, writes "for your information which you may use with the newspaper would say that the Holgate Brush Block and Toy Company of Kane, Is one of our valued suppliers In the handle business We do not import handles or brush blocks, hut bnv exclusively American made handles produced by Ameri can handle manufacturers. CLARION was recent scene of the annual reunion of the Northwestern Pennsylvania River Raftsman Association with only a few from this area among the more than 500 present Samuel M. Ward, who uttmlly mukes the trip, has been seriously 111 at the home of his son Jesse C. Ward at Leeper The Rev.

Harry Barr, former pastor of the Kane Methodist church and now retired, was among those present at the event George Bra den, aged 102, of Clarion, was the oldest to attend the event most of the members now are 85 years of age or over but there are still a few in their 70s the youngsters of the organization The Rev. Barr, who has been principal sjM ak er at the past six annual reunions, delivered the message entitled "The River of IJfn" greater part of the day was ient in reminiscences of raiting days upon the river and a fellowship iicriod for former river pilots. FRANK II. ASIIBAUGII, a resident of Kane, has been placed on the dean's list of the Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, N. Y.

for scholastic achievement during the semester recently completed Ashbaugh, who is a student in the Elect rical Department, is a graduate of Kane High School His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashbaugh. reside at 21 Park Kane, PVT. ANDREW LYNGARROS, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Anthony Lyngarkos of Kane, Pennsylvania is celebrating the completion of the Army Training Test recently held by the famed 11th Airborne Division (Angels) on the post at Fort Campbell, Ky. Pvt. Lyngarkos Is a member of the 511th Airborne Signal Company He Is In the Mess Section, and holds the title of 2nd Cook Tvt Lyngarkos has been with the 511th Signal Company 7 months, and recently took an active part In the Army Train big Test, doing his Job as a cook The purose of these testa Is to determine the Combat Efficiency of the company usidxr simulated Combat situations. This Date In the Hews of the Past SO YEARS AGO Sunday no paper.

20 YEARS AGO Jim Moran reports that tickets are going well for the annual Fish and Game club picnic. The Kane Board of IlcHlth today closed Southover Park pond to swimming as result of drought conditions. No water has been going over the dam for a few days and It was reported several cases of car trouble and skin Infection wore traced to the pond. rtnln this morning helped control forest fires In the area. A total or 25 fires In this section occurred this month.

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He will be 87 In October. He's a Democrat What is his name? (Nsmes at bottom of column) YOUR TUTURE Your next yrjnr should be one ft nleady gain It may even be nprctaoular. Brn under these) Influences a rhlld may ray go ng. but enjoy much success and popularity. IT'S IEEN SAID Our lives, by acts exemplary, not only vein ourselves good names, but do to others give tnaf ter or Urinous drrds by uhkh we lite.

George Chapman. HOW'O YOU MAKE OUT? 1. Once in 25 years, by law. 2. Not common house they sre large when they hatch from the pups they will ever he.

3. The dove, gull, auk and sand grouse. 4. Not if their property Is held for them by the United States government; otherwise they do, ft. Andrew Johnson, UNJA jopwtX ng jjsj Xmish TRY THEM lociety, and the skunk.

What' passes for woman's intuition is often nothing more than man's transparency. Blessed are those who have nothing to say and cannot be persuaded to say There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics. It Isn't ao much the things we don't know that get us into trouble. It's the things we know that aren't so. tried In an effort to prevent these recurrences.

At first, the sulfonamides alone were employed for this purpose. They are very effective, fairly Inexpensive, and not very toxic. However, they are not quite as effective as penicillin in eliminating the streptococcus germ. Most Elfectivo Penicillin, given by mouth on a daily basis, has proven most effective In preventing recurrences of rheumatic fever in those who have already had attacks. This Is especially Important because it has been found that these recurrence are particularly likely to reappear In the unprotected patient during the first five years after the first attack.

Although a few people are sen Up In Worcester, 'tis said a housewife came out of the kltchrn with a bowlful ofwhite powder and commanded her husband, "Wilbur, ample this and tell me what It tastes like." Wilbur dutifully obeyed instructions, then opined, "It tastes like soda to me." "Exactly what I told that fool cook," exulted the housewife. "She's trying to tell me it's rat poison!" Cosrrlrtt. by Bennett Cerf. Distributed by King features Syadkate. ACROSS 1.

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If one could prevent these Infections from occurring, It might be possible to prevent rheumatic fever. Affects Joists. Heart Rheumatic fever is a disease that affects the joints, and may injure the heart permanently. It usually occurs In children, but can occur at any age. It is characterized by severely swollen, painful Joints and various Joints of the body may be affected at different times.

Also characteristic of this disease, is the fact that the heart may be affected many years after the disease has disappeared. Once a person has suffered an attack of rheumatic fever, he is peculiarly susceptible to new Infections. He Is more likely to be Infected with additional streptococcus diseases or recurrences of the fever. Pre venting Recurrences Various methods have been TmttIiM. ItSi.

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It has been estimated that one child out of every 2.500 children under sixteen yean of age has diabetes. Minna Syndicate. Inc.) By RL J. SCOn CALL. lilt.

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How often can the design of the silver dollar be changed? 2. Do flies grow? 3. What are the pigeon's closest relative among birds 4. Do American Indians pay income taxes? 5. Who succeeded Abraham Lincoln as President? HAPPY IIRTH0AY Today's inhrs for sappy birth' iays go to Kcrnan Wvnn, actor: Lto Durochtv, Ktvt York Giants Manager; tack Taylor, formtr baatbaU manager, and Ray Boone 0 ths Detroit Tigers.

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