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Without Dulles and Adams... (Continued from pope 2) made point* thut did have an edge. Perhaps It was out of exas peration with congressional Democrats, who have been calling on him to pump more men and money into the armed forces, that he finally said In effect: There’s not going to be a land war In Europe; and If the Allied troops there can’t cope with whatever is done by the far more numerous .Soviet troops, then the whole situation hus pass<Nl beyond the point of lim ited war. Me didn't volunteer any state ment that if war could not be limited to land engagements then nuclear weapons might have to he used. But under ques tioning he indicated he was not ruling out the possibility of nuclear war. This might have been intended to make the Soviets think sob erly before they tried any ad ventures around West Berlin. But, since it might ulso make American Allies in Europe edgy, he must have thought of that, too, before he spoke. It was tougli talk. Hilt Elsen hower's attitude on the crisis Premier .Nikita Khrushchev cooked up on Merlin lias been Increasingly, although not bla tantly. tough. Perhaps the beat sign of his bluntiiess came when he was a *ked what he thought of Khrushchev’s proposal that maybe the Berlin problem could be solved by letting Soviet troops join Allied troop* In West Berlin. At first, almost as tf from force of habit, Eisenhower j launched out on an explanation j with a generalized moral tone. I He said this country would consult In the most democratic way with Its allies In framing an answer to the Hovlet de mands ahoiit getting out of West Berlin and leaving It a free city. Then, as if impatient with himself for not getting to the point on the question about j Khrushchev's proposal, Eisen- j hower wound up by saying: “Now, as to the violating every thing I have said, I'd say I don’t think much of it." Emerald staff... (Continued from page 1) Replacing Kurtz in The Erne- 1 raid's sports department will be Ranny Green, journalism sopho-1 more from Seattle and assistant j news editor during this term. Green and Dick McKinney will serve as sports editors. Other Emerald appointments! for Spring Term include Everett j Cutter, who will take over from Don Jepsen as entertainment edi-1 tor. Among changes and features | planned for The Emerald next term, fiamsey promised 12-page editions on Fridays and four-page ; news “wrappers” for FACETS, and continuation of "front-page” ' Informational and interpretive series. First edition will be March 31. STEP OUT IN u a KedbtTes® V ; ' ; -f- ' 7 U.S. KEDETTES* ! ! A smart, stylish version of your favorite tie—so slender in shape, sleek of sole. Crispy, breezy sailcloth uppers, color-styled to go everywhere! M and N widths. $3.98 In Red and Black Sizes 5Vi to 9 EUGENE’S I. D. Between 10th & 11th on Willamette DI 5-3421 HEY PEOPLE THERE’S BARGAINS GALORE at the SAFEWAY Store Shop NOW while the SALE is on! Prices Good Through Sunday, March 15 Only Y/A'J CHUNK TUNA 4 * f“ CORN, PEAS, GREEN BEANS 8 * 1*° FREESTONE PEACHES SUN,>ow" "AK0 4 1” EDWARDS COFFEE “0R "0UL" 67c SWEETHEART FANCY SLICED BACON 1-lb. PKG. 49c FRESH WHOLE FRYERS 2-2*4 Lbs. LB. 39c ASSORTED COLORS FLUFFIEST BRAND ZEE TISSUE IMITATION MAPLE SYRUP MARSHMALLOWS MILD BLOCK CHEESE BISQUICK NORTHWOODS BRAND CUT FROM 40 LB. BLOCK A BETTY CROCKER FAVORITE 4-Roll Pkgs. 22-01 Btl. I-lb. Pkg. Lb. 40 Oi. Pkg. r 25 29 49 29 U.S.D.A. CHOICE ROUND STEAK *69* DRIP OR REGULAR COFFEE, MJB COLDBROOK MARGARINE STRAINED HONEY SHORTENING FROZEN STRAWBERRIES GRADE AA LARGE EGGS SWEET-TASTY HEINES BRAND ROYAL SATIN, PURE VEGETABLE BEL AIR BRAND CREAM OF THE CROP 69c 49 89c 3 t 71 2 10-0*. yicc Pkgs. 4|| 2 D“ 89‘ 1-Lb. Pkg*. 5 Lb. Tin Have a nice vacation and remember your SAFEWAY STORE SAFEWAY 7 CONVENIENT STORES READY TO SERVE YOU 1840 E. 13th • 145 E. 18th St. • 219 W. Broadway 849 W. 6th • Springfield • Junction City 1156 HIGHWAY 99 NORTH
