Soil Bank, Surplus Disposal Key Features of
.
-life's
i arm
j'lan
(Story on Page One.) to move present surpluses into 'Present la designate! midd'.ing'of 1!MS as amended (or stabilizing-Runt Dvlepm-nt Preirram ;crop uses and new markets for
Saif:run, Salm.Orc.Tf.cs., Jan. 10, 1033 (Sec. I)-7
T! SENTENCED
ALEXANDRIA. F?t -T h t
Narcotics Ear-aa reports 97 per-
Tt L-.c'.jd.rj six wcrr.ea were
jenterce-i la the pit year to L'e
in prison for d pe la violations.
WASHINGTON UP President us t home and abroad by A)Vinch cotton as the aUndard for; prices and supplies
urged congressional approval of a farmers.
WASHINGTON Uf President
Eisenhower's firm program
promptly ran into one point of
criticism in congress Monaay:
There were both Republicans and
Democrats who said it lacked
needed immediate relief to farm
ers from their price-cost squeeze.
This note ran through com
ments from many legislators who
found much to praise in longer
range aspects of the program.
House Speaker Rayburn (D
Tex) by inference checked to
the senate the question of first
action on Eisenhowers recom
mendations. Noting the house
passed last year legislation for a
return to price supports at 90
per cent of parity, Rayburn said
the senate could study the Presi
dent's proposals in connection
with consideration of this bill.
However,. Chairman Cooley TD
NC) of the House Agriculture
Committee summoned the group
to meet tomorrow, and said it
would consider "every part and
parcel" of the Eisenhower pro
gram. '
Cooley told the house "my pur
pose is and has been to keep
partisan politics out of agricul
tural considerations."
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas,
the Democratic leader said the
farm problem "is too serious to
be handled in a partisan man
ner," - promised - the - Democrats
would give " sober consideration"
to the President's recommenda
tions. CoM-Price Squeeie
Johnson said the President had
presented "many meretricious
proposals" but that it appeared
to him the principle ones would
"do very little to meet the cost
price squeeze which is pressing
so cruelly on family-sized farms."
One of the Republicans who
said, the recommendation did not
go far enough toward meeting the
immediate situation was Rep.
Hope (R-Kan), top party member
on the house Agriculture Com
mittee and former chairman of
that group,
Better Farm Prices
Hope said that reducing sur
pluses is the President proposed
"may be reflected in better larm
prices in future years," but ad
ded:
"I am sorry that there is noth
ingjn the message which holds
out any hope of increased farm
income for 1956 when the farmery
need it so badly. Likewise, I re
countries for foreign currencies as
well as present! y-authorized
friendly countries; and (B) per
mitting sale of surpluses in do
mestic markets at lower prices
than farm law now allows.
Can put corn under soil bank
along with cotton and wheat, or
eliminate present acreage control
allotments on the grain. Under
the soil bank plan, growers would
get payments for underplanting al
lotments. If allotments were eli
minated Instead, growers would
be free to plant all they wanted
and the grain would be removed
from the 7S to 90 per cent parity
flexible price supports and gov
ernment would be free to set sup
ports from zero to 90 per cent of
parity, except in times of short
ages when it could be even higher.
Wheat free from marketing
quotas farmers who use on their
farms all the wheat they produce.
Permit annual sal of limited
quantities of government surplus
wheat for livestock feed. Remove
more of the smaller producing;
states from wheat production con
trols. Lift controls from durum
wheat for another year because of
short supplies of this type.
Cottoa a crop the president
said is especially well-suited to his
acreage reserve program. Eisen
hower noted that cutting acreage
didn't bring a corresponding cut
in production (farmers op the
yield per acre by using more fer
tilizer and insecticides. So he pro
posed that Congress consider
"quantity allotments" beginning
in 1957 instead of acreage allot
ments. He also proposed that the
average grade and quality of the
crop be used as a basis for parity
and price support calculations.
is of
cent of production
grade.
. Rice as in the case of corn,
put under soil bank or remove
controls. If controls are to be re
moved, lower price supports
should be allowed.
Peanuts eliminate minimum
national acreage planting allot
ment which now bars, the Presi
dent said, stabilization of supplies
and prices
better reducing grain production, would. to help low income farmers be-
be designed to eliminate stimulus , come more efficient or to learn
quent depressed prices of live
stock. Vigorous government buy
other skills.
Great Plains Pragma prom
ised tn mhmit tn Cnnrretu later a
tag of meats was promised when long range program designed to
market gluts appear. , stabilize agriculture in the
Price Supports recommended drought plagued Great Plains.
consideration of a dollar limit on
size of price support loans to any
one individual or farming unit to
void government underwriting of
Eisenhower's' recommendations authorizing sale to Iron Curtain! the calculations although 95 perj Livestock soil bank plan, by ; program-recommended last year
for improving the administration's
farm programs included, in brief:
5oQ Bank Payments in cash
and cemmodiries cotton, wheat
ar.d possibly other crops esti
mated at one billion dollars this
year for taking a part of the crop
land out of production and putting
it to conservation use. This pro
gram is designed to help cut size
of the nation's over expanded
farm plant and to put surpluses to
use.
Surplus Disposal would seek
Critics Claim
Ike Skips Fast
Farm Relief
Gasoline Tax recommended';
that farmers be relieved of fed
eral gasoline taxes now paid on
gasoline used for farm 'purposes. ,
Sugar renew sugar control act ! large farm enterprises.
Research an appropriations of
103 million dollars an Increase
of 35 per cent will be recom-j
mended for research to find new I
wmi ELDS
' DY1 P.ftf Alanl- Screens
KllWwn and Doors
far Imhtt far foat WlnOo
SEE pjl'13 THE:
IU ,iX BUM) MAN
i"ra Kitlmataa Da at OTfM
fa. Mia l Tamil M7 Cnui SL
nn po "V
Hi-, m,b
co:n
4.
SMEwm
offebs von pes
TIVE:PBt)6F
fUl
U-UULS
I?'
ran
nn n
u
fU
o'UVI L
Here's a Sensational
Shvings Offer ...
Reg. 65c Chatham Mild
CHEDDAR
You can't make Genuine food savings If you pay moro than necessary for any Item on your grocery list. Safeway asks only
that you check and compare all prices . . . those in tho ad . . , and those on the shelves as well. YeuH mo in a jiffy
why you can save more, any day, at Safeway, whoro every Him is priced low.
Remember . .it's tht total en your cash register receipt that toll you if you are saving at much is you should
W
AFBH
'Lucky' Wants
To See Adonis
NAPLES. Italy II) - Joe Adonis I
may not want to see Lucky Lu-I
ciano, but Lucky wants to see)
him. I
"I shall certainly look him up,"
ex-gang king Luciano said when a
reporter told him his old colleague
was arriving in Naples Jan. n as
a voluntary deportee.
Lucky didn t say anything more i
he was too busy talking to two
inquiring Italian tax agents. il
Adpis remarked before sailing
from New York that he didn't
want to see Luciano or have any
thing to do with him here. j
Italian authorities have - said i
Adonis will be questioned on arri
val at Naples and may be order
ed to live in Montemarano, his
birthplace some 3$ airline miles
from here, in an Impoverished hill
district.
(HEES!
Olc
I
IfAfeffs LD.
ojJy to bkni for
fojfy food Dishts
Try Torpedo trend Grated Tuna for
Zesty Salads or Tasty Sandwiches
Sea Trader 20c
Chunk Style
Bumble Bee a.H 25c
Chunk Style
No.'i
i
Cans'
85
Sugar lello Irand have a Wonderful
Just Picked Flavor. Reg.' t Ic oa.
6
Pitted Cherries
Honeybird
Brand
No. 2
(an
25' Margarine
No. 303
Cans
Sunnybank Is made from
Fresh Whole milk
$100
1 Mb.
APkes. J J
as
Acreage Put Into
Ponds Can Bring
Wheat Land Pay
WASHINGTON UJl Assuming
Congress passes legislation for an
acreage retirement program as
oroDosed Monday by President
Eisenhowerr-farmers-could-jualifyi
Tomato Juice
Tomato Sauce
Grapefruit
Niblels Corn
Sunnydawn
Brand
Tasie Tells
Brand
Highway Brand
Broken, Segments
46-oz.
Can
25' Sauerkraut
12 5 89' Corn or Peas
Slonecrock
Fancy Quality
Gardsnside
Brand
8
JC3
No. 303
Cans
$
Enjoy Hiblets Whole
Kernel Corn
Cans
12-01.
Can 1
Gardenside
Brand
8 Ho. 303 $4 H
: p-Cans u I v..
Alt haah Da.h. 6arttajda
I I UICCII UeCill) Brand
No. 303
(ens
Salad Oil
Sivi 10c m MiydiT. It's
Comploforf Mourrol Ih FUvef
gret the failure to include in the
message a realistic statement,
with respect to the problems con
fronting wheat producers togeth
er with constructive proposals for
their solution."
Rep. Jensen (R Iowi) said of
the program: ''Pretty good over
the long pull but It doesn't an
swer the immediate need."
Sen. George (D-Ga) said the
message seemed to regard the
crop surplus as "a plague and
a curse, whereas, without it, the
housewife would lose i final safe
guard against exorbitant prices
on nearly everything used in the
home". He added: But, insofar
as it goes, the message is a very
good approach. It sounds like
some agricultural fellow might
have had something to do with
it maybe his brother, Milton."
Narrow Wide Gap
Sen. Aiken of Vermont, top
Republican on the Agriculture
Committee, said: "The immediate I
effect of bringing supplies more
into line with requirements
should be to narrow the wide
gap now existing between farmer
and consumer prices, to raise
prices of many commodities, and
to generally improve farm in
come. Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee, a
candidate for the Democratic
presidential nomination, said, "I
shall cooperate in enacting some
of the proposals which may be
of long range benefit. . .but What
the farmer needs now Is some
thing to bolster his markets and
his income. Immediate relief
would be obtained by re-enactment
of the 90 per cent parity
program and this should be one
of Congress' first orders of busi
ness." Other comment:
House Republican leader Martin
(Mass): "One of the most far
reaching and beneficial agricul
tural - programs ever issued by
a chief executive. . .the recom
mendationa strike at the root of
bad planning which his led to
declining incomes and mounting
surpluses."
Rep. Abernethy (D Mitt): The
for wheat land navments this year I MA Hfllu ""
by.-nlswW up acreage-altiadyJLJ 1 1) I U 1 1 1 LU L?l I II A-Jonli
seeded to winterwheat
liverrf Irand
Acreace put into ponds would!
qualify for payments under the soil
reserve program.
-i 01.
. iohH
jnr
it in
46c Black Pepper
(rewi ttlony
FlMilOuilIrr
4.L
(H
29c
Eisenhower administration Is ad
mitting its farm policies of the
nast three years have been it
failure. . .no Immediate relief!
can come from this program. It
is too little and too late."
Plan Criticised
WASHINGTON 0H James G.
Patton of the National Farmers j
Union,, said Monday , President ;
Eisenhower's farm message "does
not propose a tingle thing to
raise farmer's incomes above the
present depression level.
"Even under the most opti
mistic construction his proposals'
aim at best only to maintain farm
prices and farmers incomes at the
present level," Patton Hid inL
statement I
Peanut Dutter Udt
Chopped Beef
$1.00 Fruit Cocktail
79cApplesauce
99c Fleet-Mix
Hlgkwif
Irand
8
He. !0)
(int
100
2 lb.
Jv
For the Fintsl
IlKiiIti tr Jhorkakij
Wihoa's tai
Cboppod IhI
3 $1.00 Grapefruit Juice
Ttwuhtusit
- fincy
3
4
40lt.
hp.
44 .t.
(in
$00
$100
Doifkof Sundown Brand
rCdtnCJ So Delicious
- r - -
Kleenex Tissue Sit
4 No. 2i
Can
Hostess
Delight
4 29c Dog Food ZZ
No. t'i
Cans
$1.00 Corn Beel Hash DuBbriBr 4 jS $1.00
12 c.n. $1.00 Toilet Soap
Brocade
Brand
10 49c
Five Exciting Flavors
a e
Jane Ardcn Cookies
COCANUT PUFFS 6'i-oz. Pkg. .
t WAFFLE or SUGAR CREAAES 6oz. Pkg.
SUGAR WAFERS 6-oz. Pkg.
BUTTER COOKIES 10-oz. Box
FANCY MIXED 7-oz. Pkg.
YOUR
CHOICE ,..h
29
BEDSAUl BROS.
MONTHLY SPECIALS
1 - Silver Plate Table) Serv
ice (at Stainless Steel
Prices) 50-pc. service
. for eight $24.95.
Your chine, to buy Km tin.
nlvaf avn for avaryd.y w.
2- The Finest Economy
Stainless Steel that
we've seen. 50-pc.
service for eight 17.50
3- GIANT Special Made
54-ounce Food & Drink
Blender ......24.95
Sa thaM evltinding v.luM no
at youf S.lm Import Kttrfquwt
ar. BeJsoul Bros.
1721 Center IMit 2-9172
MmI Oraara-aM JU
MardMaaW Maka. aa4
X 0!K
Porh Sfeak
Pork Blade Roast :
Pork Sausage
Slab Bacon pt ih. 45'
Uji lender tiled il ihculdtr
lort Itatk. SeariflTHd It
plena, er yew noney back.
Flavrful leai cuts
render peri
Frtperrf klmmed.
tm liA Ferk Siutiee
Tm'B lots Hi VMdtrful
Flaver ... elm Hvlngj
lb.
lb.
.Center :
Cut Piece
35'
29'
lb. 39'
,,49'
OtWih
Medicine Cabinet s
Receesea type enameled quality mirret
plane type hinge
$085
'U&D.A. CHOICE' Beef, Aged (or Flnvof and Tenderness
Beef Pot Roast
Round Done Roast
n.-.l...' p..... 'hw
Round Steaks
FROZEN
PIES
Manor House, Chicken
Beef or Turkey
4 , T1
Tinder "Apf
link Curs
Trieimei
let!
u. 39c
n 49c
Jltt, Tiniti
(nler (ih if
leef. Bene hi
a 59c
it 65c
EVERY ITEM GUARANTEED
Ye must be seriifieal 100 with ANY Hem yew pvr.
chase at lafeweyor yeur money will be gladly re
fvndetl wtlheut fvsi er Quibble. , wsmB
Prkes In this ad are In effect new thru
January 11 at Safeway Stores In Salem
We reserve rhe right te limit. Ne lalei
te dealers er te their representatives.
SUNKIST NAVELS
'Dflicioui Sunkist oranges grown in sunny California.
Safeway buyers chose the best of the crop and ruhd
them to you our buyers ... Yes it's true . . . SAFEWAY
is the, best place to buy produce.
Lb.
Approx. 35 lb. Box
$2.89
Fancj
AriiMU)
lubf lie
Mead)
Ik,
Grapefruit
Grapefruit
Cauliflower
Lettuce
Apples
,.,siiiial ?r
Box- ili-o'eJ
( t
TrMlipened
10c
59c
6- 49c
l21c
.' 13c
25c
2
U. S. No. 1 Grade
POTATOES
NITTIO CEMS
10T49c
PREMIUM SElia
10 i 79 c
.(
-- r.
- ...it
aff
.t'-
wi -
!.
Ht.l II
t r.
(..''
a J- ..'
.. ....!
. ...
...
4 r'-i
f
,. .Vi
. O
a
aaa