Scott Believes Benson To Resien Cabinet Post c? -vm í| By 9ENAT0R W. KERR 8COTT Ratelgfc—Within tbc past two «r tkiw nrfa I km beeome eon rlaced that Secreta rjr of Agricul tura Benaon wlH reaign in the rery near tature from Preaident RMwMr'i cabtnel Recently there ha« beafl quite a bit of ulk ta Waafcingtcn that at long lut ka Ih bm itrwaM he fe a definíto detrireent to a f«alible farra prtfnm and to the Etaenhower Adminiatration Juit bafurt leavln/ a fe* weeka asa oo a trtp «round the world to reriqw foreign market conditiona. Secretar* Benson mide an exten (iva grm roota tour into mut of tha fanal n* «rea* of the United State*. la Uii tour at boma ha aought out opinioo «bout hia Idea» of putttag more OexlbUHy Into hli airead y flexible príce «upport programa. Tita reactioa ar«* varjr unfavor •bla, botb from farmeri and from tha ganeral public. He found that farmen faal atrongly that ehaaper pricea—which would certainly re ault wtth «tlll lower prlce supporta —are not the «nawer to the ills of agricultura. He alao found aour reaponae among non-farm peopla to hl« efforta to blame increaaed conaumer food cotia on the farol era. Jutt «a importan! aa the bad reaction from farmeri and the general public wa« the re«ction among member* of C'ongreaa In hla own party. The Serretary found himaelf a bout u far out on • llmb i* he could get wlth hia propoaala fhat he be glven author Ity to «et «II prlce «upporta any where be chooae* from «ero to 90 per cent of parlty. I do not know of • «Ingle member of Congresa— •f either polltical party—who haa endonad iuch a proponition Wlth thia «tring of eventi in the pa«t few montha. It appeara certain that theie to no doubt about Secretary Benson lraving the Cabinet Sume raports lo Washington u> that high lava! Republicana havc cunvlnccd Praidnt ÜÍMnhowtr that it will be impoaaiMo lar the Party ta sell Benson's poflctea i» neM ynr'i OUffi artaaal elae tion*. Politteally. it ti oaay lo ua dcnund that many Influentlal peopt* in Iba Rapakliaan Party feel that Banaon muit go before Congres» recondenes in January I think that Secretary Bensoo will rcaign ahortly altor he returna (rom hia world tour, and that ha will not make a formal presenta tion of hia propoaals for lower price supporU before Coagres* Hia departure will ba graceful. I am certain that the Preaident willagree to keep him in Wash ingtón, probably aa a "apecial as siatant," and adviaor, on world agricultural problema or «orne •uch thing (ñatead of actual)y firing him. the Prasident will pro bably "promote" him to a non active poaition where he doesnl have to come into contact with the puhiie, etpeciaily firmen CANCER ANO DKINKING Or. Ernest L. Wynder oí the Sloan-Ketteripg Institute (or Ca» car Reaaarch. ipeaking at the «n nual meeting oí the Inatitute'i scientiflc aympoaium, d * e I a r e d that heavy drinking added to heavy smoking tends to increasa l man's risk oí deveioping cáncer oí the mouth and larynx. Cigar and pipe amokera alto run a reía tively greater risk of cáncer of tha inaide of the mouth and upper throat than do cigarette amokera, although the latter run the great er riak of lung cáncer, the acien tist said. GIVE TO THE UNITED FUÑO Open Fire !• Comfort Aid Nothing ia more "homey" and delightful oa • wínter eveoing than a fire ta aa opea lirepUc. Tka know-how d modera brick inaaona aad buildera have iargely rlimiaatad the mraa and bpther connected with an «pan ftr» There are endleaa kioda oí flre place equipment te add pleaaure to fire buildiag. New typea oí damper* on the market do away with the draft uaually aaaoeiated with a fireplace wfaaa it ia not in uae. Modero fire aeree na aad morr effieieat fire áog* raaka it much aafer to have an open fireplace in your borne A firipiaca. evea when not in uae. la aa attractive addition to any boma. During the auminer it will look cool and loveijr filiad with growing houae planta or cut greena. H will provida a center of intereat for an otherwiae dull room. Large, Early ■ American type fireplace* are popular for a den or kitchen theae daya. They have a double uae, provldlng a perfect chareoal cooker during the winter montha A wood fire ta by íar the moat attractive kind of flre to have. Hardwooda maka the baat flre wood becauao they burn longer and hotter. It la a good idea to have a aheltered placa to keep aome loga dry. Theae dry loga will catch quickly and in turn keep the greener wood boniing. Slightly green wood huma more aiowly and aftar It catcbea, will make a fire that laata a long time. There are chemical producía on the market that ean be thrown into the flamea to giva many dif ferent colored lighta to a fire. Pine conea alao maka intereating flre patterna. FARM PRICE8 DROP Pricea received by farmara de clined 2 per cent between mid September and mid-October, ac cording to the Agriculture Depart ment. However, the farm price level in mid-Octobar waa 2H per cent above that of a year ago but about 13.4 par cent below the re cord reached in February, 1991. Pricea paid by farmera for gooda and aervicea uaed in produetion and ln family living were unchang ed during tha month, at a record firat aet laat April. Theae pricea were about 2.7 above thoae of a year ago. Syria officiala recen ti y aigned a twelve-year economic and teehni cal aaaiatance agreement with the Soviet Union that wu aald to hava "no atrinca." Murray Gives Painting Jo Valle Crucis School Tba Valí* Crueu School «rúkaa , Uín* lo thank Mr. Howard Murry for the beautíful handpainted píeture that be p«i ta our tchool We «re verjr grateful to hlm ' Htadenta A borní We have had several of our atu denta abeent (rom achool Olla week wilh the flu Mrt HorUin'» Thlrd Grade We have thirty aix cliiidren to our claaa thia year. Moat of ua had • perfect attendance record untll the flu epedemic atarted. Only ten have eaeaped flu ao tar. Sixteeo pare uta have vialted our room thia fall. The thlrd gradea had the moat parenta preaent at the September and October P. T. A meetinga. We were awarded a new library book each month. We are enjoying our aocial atudiea uoit, "Living To-gether Now and Long Ago." The flrat part waa how people llved to gether on farma, In villajes and in eitiea. The aecond part la about Amer ican Indiana. We have a diaplay of Cherokee Indian made baaketa, mccaaaina beada. Alao aomé books and picture» of the Cherokee*. We are making books about In diana. We plan to make aome In dian pottery and paint Indian de signa on them. Our atiente unita have been in tereating and helpful. Our firat unit waa a atudy of insecta. We mounted some motha and butter fliea and found a number of co coona Our moat interesting unit waa about reptilea. Wc had in our room, «pee i man snakes and a Uve inake that Ka te Brine brought. We read a lot of booka about aliga tora, crocodilea, lizzarda and snakea. We studied poiaonous anakea and non poianoua onea. We learned that the black anake la helpful to the faremr. He eata mice and rata in the fielda and bama. Rattle anakea and copper heada are found in Watauga moun Mr». Muy Brinc carne to our room and told about bn trip ta Eagiand and the royal famiiy. She liked our bultetin board with ao .11111 y pretty pictures of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Fhillip Our bulletin board wat filled with ciippings ot the royal famlly. Mr*. Taylor"» Second Grade We would llke to thank Mar sha'» mother, Mr» Joe Fox, for the Dice candy party she gave 14» for Halloween. Our main theme ia "Living To gether in Our Community." We have learned that community 1» a neighborhood with hornea, church e», and - business places: We are finding out how community work ers belp us and how we can help them. It waa fun making our large community map. On this map we showed our bornea, cburchet, stor es, achool, roada, signs, road num bers and buaaes. We know how to tell peo pie where we live. We are now working on "Trans portation" in connection with our community helper unit. We want to find out how people in a com munity work together with the help of transportation. On our work table ia a model viiiage complete with easy to make trucka, which waa aent to us by the Nortta Carolina Motor Carriers Association. Mr. Triplett's Eighth Grade In science we have been study BARCAINS Used and Like New. Furniture, Appliancet, House Fnrnlshing» LOW, LOW PRICES Only Fraction of Golag Ratea FURNITURE DEPT. Germán Motor Co. Located on N. Main Extensiva GRANITE FALL8, N. C. i ag about the ltvei oí the paopte «rito eiüUd 100 yeara ago We bava abo basa rturijrim about tha diapuaal oí aawage. ■* Oa Na»nabar lavaath «a taok • field trip. We (««lid out abwtft our water luppiy and how a» dia poaa •( tha achooi garbage We «aot to Ibaok Mr». Ward and Mri. Love far our wondarfu] lunrhea tbey have beao aarving this yaar. THE N8 8AVANNAH Tha eountry'i firrt atomic-pow erad merchant ahip wlll carry tha deiignation NS (lor nuclear ahip ¡ñatead of tha familiar SS (lor iteamahip). according to Jame» C. Hagerty, who alfo annouoced that the firrt ahip would be ñamad tha N8 Savannah Tha SS fiarannah waa the firrt abíp' to croa* tha ocean under «team power—acroaa the AUantic from Savannah. Ga„ to Liverpool, England, in 1810, re quiring 22 daya.

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