CHI Baka i UNION PRESS. COURIER _ Mgt = weiss =oarr Chrosiaton = 2m “THE UNION PRESS-COURIER Established In October, 1893 i yx Mhos. A. Owens and Prank P. Cammarets Pa. and entered a8 so- at Patton, Ps. under Thomas 4 Owens, Bilitor Buiness en Yearly NATIONAL EDITORIAL Ld Diversified Comment : ™e theme of the newspapers and the Administ rat jon these davs to be “There'll be more bad news before there is good news An admittance is made that unemployment will be up uguis for February. ng” Quickly if the “good news’ ing. But there are some sections that really need something NOW. All we can do is hope that the present slogan isn't like that old monstrosity, on unemployment is not news in the papers: “Air Force saucers sre, but doesn't dare tell. For the time it's not slarmed (Wish we could give you an can’t 1"That's all there is to the story. However. _——y the fact that there must be such things as even though there's been so much propaganda what they are. dear reader, your guess is as good | 5 man to lend you money to buy a The question of permitting or not permitting 18-year-oids to one entails much intelligent reasoning and forethought J coloring. The crux of the entire problem Hes in - M-year-old given such a right would realize the bi) involved It seems that one of the argu- is of the people who favor the reduction of the voting age iy F's old smough to fight. he's old enough to vole. Is that a fair v Daan dastzous. In & plant of this nature it is rian that a heavy population is, immediately Administration promises to “Prosperity is just around the | “As | See By STATE SENATOR JOIN J. HALUSKA In last week's irsue we pointed fout that the late Nenator Charlies :W. Tobey and S8Sesator John Bricker appointed Mr. Benedict F i Fitzgerald az ther counsel to i thoroughly investigate the various | chnics who claim they have a | cure for cancer. In addition there tO. To ihe TOUER- iy the v fund groups have robe millions mrs from inno &anl Avie riey people ami nwny nothing bul create Jay po DE Ww : “BigN SRIAries Sen. Haluska for many sich ers Now raising who tas CaBES 5h net mean Lo that all fund raising groups i dishonest, be hey cancer or any other group to fu need of society There | honest people within ithan dishonest ones Bul the | American people are found lo be | sympathetic and a good sales pro we do § re yeas are { gram informing us that indeded to cure a ceriain disease will find most of us dipping deep into our pockels and we Will giv anti] it hurts ‘Bo, Mr. Fitzgerald under suthority of Benators Tobey and Bricker and their commities traveled many thousands of miles had hearings (oo delermine why cancer fu raising groups spending (heir monies to cancer clinics Whe already were established in (his field and have proven that Chey have done a great deal of good to soviely i One would think that the can- foer fund raising groups would i 3 arms with these clinics and vor® 10 raise their sandards help these clinics financially and try to arrive Blom quick and a imost definite cure But this is | mot the case It sess he a of the cancer fund raising linking arms with (he . to fight off any honest (endeavor that may be developed | by Any group who is pol mance tioned or endorsed by the AMA During the iliness of Senator Dr. And ii, dis @ to | Tobey and Senator Taft, | row C. Ivy of Chicago i RES A which was supposad to be very helpful in bringing sbout im mediate relief from pain and be of curative tions. Dr. J J Moors for | past fen years lreasurer | thve of AMA, immediately i, Faas tion taking the position that re gardiess how good this drug may be to society, his powerful SImigany AMA. bad not endors product. pinced on the records the { statement: “There redaon to belive thal the AMA. has been hasty, capPisioun. arbi RICH DISHON- EST, and and OU and of ciirse if the doet rine a Ao as WR pe TE investigate ariounsl: “1 Enorwn yore is} the | were defeat! i CNCer COPD Peo - the fhe | protested | of this drag on the gave it bitler opposi- | and the investigation of Dw : J. 3 Moorv's actions, Mr. Pita. ie of ‘respon widen t i 1 be sage rived tion of I i : involve the AMA an inlersiale consp Nr proportions The prince teatif Are RBupairiar alia ae ine Moore cot and others # ray WH AIRIrM the it Pa $i neRaes pind | of Dr Moore's Alberto Barrera alvinel member tary, Asana Ib Bod + w Then ef FRC BLY Argen aint Pit 2g Coulis? jt @ Rw § 1% A § | mend perianl ng ’ A&R ESA K rebiogen Being vi! BY having way | gr Ips | the | Tore | these groups; MAE Tan ana niOns Wf WT Rera era SHEer resegroh Lary YE expel” $ iI have present ght ante iL eaves amplele and scientific » ‘ i ya’ue in the managetnent of cancer patient has been (ieated in a sufficient percentage of cases further work ““Beyvami and the weirdest pied thal Sms sige of CHDCer ang (he a riot Fanpy ap Wer all § rong lose ra Lion 4 COFYupt mo lives intrigue sal fishness jealousy, obstruction amd onepiracy that 1 have sver seen Arnie wr £* cha onducting this drug i absolutely Bb nlellociuaily sient inily fn every other way Moreover Appenrs he one of the most competent and unbiased cancer experts that [I have ever contact with, having served on (the board of the American Can cor Roviely and he American I Medical Association and in that capacity having been called upon Cte evaluate various types of cane cor therapy [ir George CG Std cdurd. President of the Universit) of Dinois in assisting cama ian of Dr. Jey #f the University lm, and in ecarrime ding abolishment of the latiers pow? | Viee President of that inetitolion Bis in my ofinion shown alin Wites of mlolerance for seienlifx research in general n $8 & matler knowledge hal iar ivy WPS Maka reasy roh FEW ig eat Ha He % fine In in ihe af Fin. the aH oe COHEYITNON thee enlive subjsct mstier is highly controveraal and thus further and asdfitivewal re search and development woul entail more Lime A coRlroversy Lymong rencwned Surgeons Path. OlOR ILE, Capcerclogists snd Rad | iedogiste should mt deter or si ence this Communities from carvy- five vou RS onorty § Predpdreh onl | ing out the mandate contemplated iand expressly @Erecled by Late Chairman of your Cosumit. it ne. Senator Thatles W. Tobey Hl by virtue of the resciut or apd % The senmtinnel Buick Contour is ovaiebiv for 1954 in 0 fol ne of module, including the completely sew off deel the | Dntadenta, on pase | i led by the Senate In next week's amy We the ale Sey or Tobey's ta on his find gs of the Hi BBY Chl: dar £ this mportant investiy ion incidentally getting away a moment from our cancer research st Ory we wish infirm Tryout io od LETTER TO THE EDITOR To the Editor Your editorial 28th issue of Courier shoe id and and mm the the January Unig Press bring home io townspeople the im basting vay yt which ange is playing in the plan and ing f adequate I roadways Ben sate fou Enel weed farmers #4 -y portan the (af ning FE Pat tf he FE died ji graeel ey HE Tea ers. as well as for ain fle vileges and oo range : eu oe} x ner hership re ent HER Ee Aw MP wn at CPL il ihe ofa t Legislative ernie rs wed of AR TUS the Zaine tira fhe Is given to Tally ex. GpraOnsE ON Evi fevni] IRE en gtk Prigrram nde rhip g yet Through the rAnge wet ¥y oF he stant egisiation Wwhio ture and at CHEMO inity VEE & Pe vy vi fs hw affes Dea ty and aan nat Grange Y: planned To develop rr i he i% and LETTER 70 THE EDITOR BE ACR NRA shill readers writien that since this story was we have embarked on a trip to South America. When we return. we may be in position fo give our readers some inside light wi the coffee rackelesring that is now taking plece in ihe United Rtates SEN. JOFIN J. HALU SKA | Grange Master Point To Achievements * 3 Pye citisenship ahililise and to mest the needs and desires of Young members IY ia 8 friend of voung people with full membership for children who have reaches age of 4 Yeungeters from § to i4 can become members of the Juvenile Grange. which provides AlIEReroirs while eine on joryable arlivities and valuable raining The Grange benefits extend miftione of people outside of its membership, as well as to those who support it. It has secured for rar! America numercas advan uly eR Ks rural delivery of musi], parcel post. improved roads “svm i rifiestiog rade rn ned i as well as constantly ing to the welfare of the hottie, Bach year Dhotssnds of Granges conduct outstanding ammunily service projects Again, thanks for wringing the attention of Tour readers Grange Program (6 “Project sgtuate Roads Yours fraly CARL DURBIN. Master Pleas? Hill Grange Co io A &%- ial How Much Is Three Million Dollars? Editor Recently ‘wo heard shot of a large new which was hail and 2a Mt lebanon Pa al a tas million deel TT ha eferred to he Feripg sum ir ars BR staggering Cam Y of that vith Wh Deny Aimee Heanital sipped 4 Cont Me er sR fod stim to a HE 7 Bown aiid Lheee Bast pie in thts nailer COTRRILY * If the new high school 6 Sill as planned ita comet, with badiding =ile suipment will be three mitln Gdinrs oven more Re we sali. “How mach ia ion dollars Here are some Three million liars weotsld buy + Hine of nev cars placed humiper bumper reaching fiven Care rlitown 1c Spangler It would build three and half towne like Nichiown mints today A worker earning a day would have ! thorpennd welt weeks thousand Years o million dollars It would bhalld about 50 bagthdings he (he Prement cial school In Nektown This school fakes care of about 40 pupdls per year On this basis » threes millon dollar school could ik of Ars Cot BE 8 # Cues PvE om in free me Sod yt Lhe te sa ¥ three SVR ew LH he an it ten Giiiars wars #0 GVer = Aree is fir Hm we oon RI serve approximataly 17 thousand of | Wingy is a eho such magnitude needed Bere” The peopl of Barnestiore know TR i RA + has sports-car smartness and sports: frail | ¢ Pest of 8 i 4 what lime ami difficulties had in ssliling $50000 in sn order 40 gel a relativ padaet ry et mh iiahest Fyn Px CTH ron i £5td 44 Fe 3 FE % nth & wi Pac af he ff th vg they Bow Hs Frvil their Te that it than thie) operat they plan” be Lae the inture oly in ime MENT Ves Lay LE soust to PORTE i ie sgasily di vidtesd REVS for Het Hite senprising Nort Cambein Schad 3 with Barr Township's share wet 87 #4 percent of the cost Why should we be ansigned the Inrgest FT OAre we gelling 14 per betiefita”™ We certain wit rbating 41 per. enrodiment | corsipetedd By of muthenaliox tigre Showed i inf Taken h twirl hon wernt oof iy ra 1 the Fuge 8 Was ths Bl ade nt figare WITS NIK ¥en pend Dy OF Are ride 7 ogy TENA Tn ther $i that oar Higher sinply ase onend than that of no indication individual Rees | Ae Our valuation is higher because Wwe chose 6 vest SRrpings in property as 8 Iw tage for Tulure generations than tess them mr omaemin ad benefits, pleasures, eld. Perhaps others who so LHL planned to spend OOF money mich a huge shod project were cut freer the same pattern as ithe Barr Township school officials who made the decision that we he ncladed in the North Cambria Sehood Jointure In Betaline is Higher Iris 8 isis fur making , percent of the tates in our OWHR- Pardon us if we sound trite or that tive Their actions may be | legally the ta the | Cerans’ sdviser Mr hie A AA AO 0 A Ra St tae decision they obpited the desires! and recominendations of the peo ple who pay hy far the larger ship. Their action represents the desives of a group who pay less than four percent of the laxes dramatic, hut wy are justified in crying. "Thxation without repre- sentation” at this undemocratic section of our whoo! board af ight, But certninly are it morally right ‘ Frasklin H Good, Alte. Kromenacker and Others Eighteen Korean Vets Enrolled At St. Francis College H25.000, wmounting to M19 share / Pightess: Koresss War Veterans are among 400 students enrolled for the pring semester of Francis College Rev. Falher Francia F TOR, registrar, sald fer the durrenl semester, pot under way Feb 2 is com pleted and! that a full curriculum in being offered Two of the Korean ans are disabled ing to Frimk J EKuzessehak Tennagan snrotiment War veler vel. Kusernchak announced that 42 World War 11 velerars also have enrolled for general and miecial courses of #1 aaty Eleven stindents Aare among 74 freshmen emrolled fou ha spring sessitn. They are: Thomas Albright, Patton. Dean Ankeny. Btovstiywn R. D: James Brown, Hevhe Willam Cronsger Robert Lasor and Henry Sock, all 37 Portage: Raymond Ig Cres son. Waller Ladolinsii, Colver, James Ouag, Boewell Charts A Pillera, Johnstown and Thaddeus Lakswa, Comettisugh. Rev Father Low Perviera. TOR jean of students, announced that aX stadent organizations bows been restivatail for the sping snewt er Alwh eli is anvhody bom with a silver oan in his mouth whoa refuses a stir for hime iter on in life A failure | $1,568 561 over those of the { previous. Federal (axes, the Nfteentlh consecut (of 1.7 percent. | Moves added. three | eration alter iG-Octuber. {een stores Weare { were J | program i oh Excess Profits Tax totaled Sales for the yesr increased time #% record of SIRT IRB. a» Of the ios i: : bs i physical a ns. Dividends of $2 per shave paid on the common stock, the sme as in 1952 by tal was increased ‘to $57 341.985 The ratio of su which: 'F velerans, accord. | REPAIR FARM MACHINES Winter is the best time 15 In meet and repair farm machinery, tsugwest Penn State extension ag- DANCE DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 20th From 9:30 te 12:00 P. ML JOHNNY MACK Round & Polka Dance Every Saturday Night car snap. It combines sports.car compactness with Buick reominess — sipussenger this big. And for sportscar berjormance., spectacular CanTURY rolls off the assembly line with a 200-hp V3 engine and a trim 3852 pounds—highest power. * to-weight ratio .n Buick history. you? It gets you brilliant performance. It gets find getaway more responsive, cruising more pleasant, hill-climbing so nimble you feel you're on the level. Your engine is normally working at just a fraction of its capacity. You have a tremendous other car in America. Yous ore qoungmy, It gets you added At the wheel of a Buick CENTURY, YOU power reservoir to call on in sudden boson Ly oral gins sd pawer per dollar than you get in any
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