The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 18, 1956, Page 25, Image 25

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    r-(Spr. HI)-Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., May 18, '58
Scil Bank Pay
ft
This Year V
i Sr.id 'Lollipop'
- Br WILMOT BEXCBC1
J WASHINGTON '(President
Eisenhower's proposal to jive
former 500 million dollars in
advance loll bank payment this
war wu derided m -a peiiucst
lollipop" In thf aenate Thurs-
7 BeBinnln debate on M
' farm bill. Sen. Blender (D.-U)
ttacked the president plan t
",. . t ta...t wilt jiL
- mnfi m an trrirniLuru wiirv
1 t "" -
' tbe-wisp" and added: : , , :
" "I do not bellevt it either
eommon ien or sound policy
r for congress to offer our fnn-
tra political iviuyp
r.:t the coat ot paying jot ui
lolliooD next year," t , .$ ,
The new legislation, passed in
' riightly different lorm by the
fcouae, would replace a eaUh-all
farm .bill Eiaennower www
..; month ago., I: " i -
' It doeint provide for nuking
t. 105S eoil bank pajrroenta w larm-
tra who promise to withdraw
cropland from cultivation ana
place it in tha "bank next fear,
but Repiiblicana are expected to
push hard lor an aavanca, pay
anenta amenamem. r - s
v laaMdmcflto Develso '
f A ahower of miscellaneous
m ' ...mlnullll ifavclnTMUt ShOrtl
I after tha debate lot under way.
- jn an anon to rracn imai
vote on the bill before the week-
1 end, the aenate agreed to meet
at I a.m. j (EST) ; Friday, two
boura ahead of the uiual time,
and to limit debate to an hour
' en each amendment Three boura
were allotted to diacuasion of
the bill at a whole. -
? Elsenhower naked, congress
1 for authority to advance farmer
I vp to 80 per cent-or about 800
million, dollar of the benefit
they would receive from a aou
Z. bank program next year.
J The aoll bank theory la to pay
grower for cutting down on the
S production of crop already in
aurplua and devoting the with
J drawn land to conaervation pur
t po
Without advance payment, the
administration contend, few
' farmer could benefit from the
" aoll bank this year because the
J growing aeiton is so far ad-
vanced. "- r -.
I tnreder Say m'rt
, Ellender, chairman of thf sen
r ate agriculture committee, aald
the argument, for; pre-payment
, ae "hokum." ,
I The farm program we tormn-
late this year muat be pro-
tram baaed npon our best )udg-
sent a to what la sound policy.
not merely what ia the moat ex
I tedient elfctloo-year "policy," El-
Under aald. I J ."
1 Anong the new amendment
were three by Sen. E Alexan
der. Smith H.-MJ.) that would
knock nit toe two-pH rice plan
bow in the bill and apecial aee-
- tlona to limit Import of Jong-
k. U pie cotton and to direct e
; porta of aurplua U. S. cotton at
reuuecu prices.
, Sen. Aiken (R.-Vt.) moved to
atrike out a aectlon aponiored by
Sea Young (R.-N.D.) that would
prevent drop in the level of
t government price rapport for
wheat, com and peanut. .' s i .
. Sen. Stheeppel (R.-Kan.)
fought authority to tell up to
t- 100 million buahela of govem-
ment-held lurplua wheat at live-
atock feed grain price.
Wteld Laooeb an IKI - :
' - Tb tanate bill would eatab
liih a aoil bank plan but with
" the Idea of launching H in 1997
I instead of thia year. v - 4
It alio would boost price sup-
port levels for feed trains rye.
J oat, barley and -wain lorghum
- and ail corn grown outiide the
deiignated commercial trowing
j treat. A major floor battle waa
. I Drosoeet aver this nmiHiInn
I Aiken, who vaually ipeak for
k the admlnUtration on farm poll-
cy, aaid he expecta the aenate to
r modify the feed gralna section
"ao that President Eisenhower
. can aim thia bilL"
House Committee
OkeW Hunting of
Bull Walruses
I WASHINGTON III - Tb Rouse
Interior Committee haa decided
that atepa should be taken toward
reaping the economic benefit pro
vided by walruses. .- -. ,
It N-?p roved a bill to permit the
issuance of walrus hunting licenses
te non-pat Ives of Alaska and per
jniUmt Alaska natives to export
walrue hide under restrictions te
. be imposed by the secretary of the
irVsrior.
T "WaJrtae are pohgamoua ani
mals, and we believe that the reg
ulated hunting of the bulls will Dot
imperil the resource," the depart
ment wrote the House committee.
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.You couldn't help but notice signs
o( spring are everywhere ! Best signs
of all are the Spring Bargain Days at your
Safeway. Value's are blossoming on every
, . shelf here... in our meat section and Garden
Room, too. Nothing like this event for
putting new pep into your savings ! Give
yourself the spring tonic of a Safeway shopping trip
today . . . and watch your savings grow faster !
Money-Back Guarantee
On Every Item
Safeway Sells
Safeway makes this uncondition
al guarantee If for any reason
your purchase at Safeway fails te
satisfy, we will refund full pur.
chase price.
GREEN BEANS
Santiam Cut
9f I Ptpphf )f flteJte) ypfMN IpMftS art tttrt
, few fKkft. Rf . Il IM.
DETERGENT
Paroit, Double Duty Vfnhief Detergent
eneM
m iir 'iii
I torgeE C'mt ? wt
Pkgs. & h n9u II
PwaSt't ptn.Mfwi t4t fU.t al
kia'dan a'irtl Many waiMty praMN
ramava anly ika tarfaia aail. Parada
warka a gaally Iktt W karmian
ta avaa Ika fiaart ia.
Everyday Low Prices at Safeway
R0XBURY SUMMER CANDY
Peppermint Chews
Spearmint Leaves
Jelly Strings
Marshmallow Peanuts
9-oi. Pkg.
IO-oi. Pkg.
ox. Pkg.
14-os. Pkg.
29
19
19
29
SPRING PRODUCE AT ITS BEST NOW AT SAFEWAY
o)ELiljill
aft JJ-ieasTi. " .
Polaloes jr'"
Bananas a-ti;
Grapefruit
Luscious With Flavor-Sweet and Ripe
ArbtM
Setden
flump, fuff-red straw
burnt, each one
real taste cfofigfif . . .
Don't miss them now
ot Safeway,
5.4V
3 .25'
24t
Pineapple
Fiatil Fancy
Ntwiliii
Asparagus, No. 1 fancy lb. 23c
Green Onions ar Radishes.. 3 bun. 19c
Crisp Carrots, sweet, firm a . . 2 lbs. 25e
Ripe Tomatoes for salads . . 13-ox. 33c
.15'
Garden Fresh
com
Golden fenrfer kernels,
a real taste delight
i
Mrs
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Crisp Cabbage, medium heads . . lb. 9c
Artichokes, fresh, flavorful . . each 15c
Rhubarb, local field grown . . 3 lbs. 1 9c
Oranges, Valencias .... 5-lb. bag 69c
Also Available - Romaine Lettuce, Cucumbers, Watercress, Mushrooms and Endive
SNO STAR BRAND FINEST
CEOEM1
Qwrt
Carton
Half
Gal.
Strawberries
Orange Juice
Frozen Peas
10 i. Pkf.
i u. CM
I O .i. Pk.
27c
21c
19c
Pus Many Othr horn food Items Also
FRESH BREAD
4
Mrs. Wright's - w... 26c
Butter and Egg 23c
PotafBred teT 23r
Iriargate, whole
No. 303 can
Green Beans
Sweet Peas SSTT
Pork & Beans IT"!
Pork & Beans ItSn.
Chopped Ham 12-oi. can
Duchess oti"'
Praise SSr
Dill Pickles "5LSr
Peanut Butter
Ritz Crackers Mb. Pkg.
Soda Crackers S!f
Cottage Cheese 5!rm
Fresh Eggs Per Dexen
Fresh Butter p'2Um 0
tWm.rn.mm. Chatham, Sharp
uieese pound
"Best" Beer OVcan Pack
Blitz Beer K'""
Gelatin Desserts 'C'"
Reddi-Whip 5
Choc. Dairy Drink Ti.,
Pizza Pie Mix SCft.
Kool Aid Z """"
Liquid Starch
Clorox Half Gallon
Paper Napkins Package of SO
Fauntlsroy
Quart
ine lives
No. Vi Csn
p la Cubes or Meal
rriSKieS 5-Pound Package
G.E. Yellow
Cat Food nn:
Friskiessu
Insect lamp tach-
25
20
19
23
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57
59
43
59
33
28
29
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625
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Price In thi advertisemsnt are effective until close of business Sunday, May 20th at Safeway in Salem. We reserve the
right te limit quantities. No sales to dealers.