The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 03, 1956, Page 8, Image 8

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    &-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, TtoescUy, July S, 5Q
Teacher
Session
Opened
PORTLAND iff - A National
Education Assn. 1NEA) official
cautioned teacher! Monday
against being "too quick to blame
the borne" for increased school
. discipline problems.
An NEA report issued last week
listed lax hoax) conditions as the
reason for student misbehavior
most often cited by teachers in
nationwide survey.
The survey was conducted by
NEA's research division and its
commission for the defense of
democracy through education. It
reported student drinking, assign
ment failure and disrespect lor
teachers "definitely increasing
over the past 10 years.'
Toe tjelck ia Blame ,
Monday Richard B. Kennan, ex
ccutlve secretary of the commis
sion, in a speech prepared for the
NEA convention said:
"At times I feel that we are too
quick- to blame the home for the
problem of increased pupil rest
lessness.' The teachers surveyed by the
NEA also gave high priority to
crowding and the teacher short
age as causes of misbehavior.
- Kennan said he had received
numerous letters from parents!
nd teachers emphasizing the
need for moral and spiritual edit-'
cation. . I
gUtesseai Valaed j
'"In general," he said, "they,
seem to be aeeklng for a return
to the use of memorization of
moral adage and authoritative
precepts.
"Certainly the value of such i
statement should not be Ignored. I
However I sincerely believe our ;
greatest hope is through discus-;
ion, exploration and action in our
local schools and communities." 1
Oliver J. Caldwell, U.S. assist-1
ant commissioner for international
education, addressing the Assn. of .
Higher Education meeting m con- j
junction with the NEA convention,
aaid one of the problem is wheth
er educational opportunities will,
be available to aU.
Fall to Get Trailing ' '
' "There are disturbing statis
tics," he said, "which Indicate
that under our system of open op
portunity a startling proportion of
our better minds do not, in fact,
aecure for themselves the training
they require for the freeing of
their talents. j
"We must either Increase lm-
mensely our financial Investment
In education or else abandon our'
traditional philosophy of equality1
f educational opportunity," he
aid. .
The Department of Classroom
Teachers of the NEA adopted a
resolution urging the House of
Representative te pass .pending
federal school construction aid
legislation "without extraneous
amendments."
trgregaUea Topic '
Among amendments which
House members have said they
might Introduce is one by Ren.
Powell (O-NY) , barring federal
funds from states with segregated
, acnools.
The department represents
about half the nation's one mil
lion teacher. -
Dale Linebargrr of : Seattle,
Wash., a member of the resolu
tiona committee, urged the teach-;
era to wire their congressmen to,
rote for the tl.eoo.ooo.ooo proposal. ;
XraaJulleaa Eyed I
In another resolution, the de
partment expressed its "convic
tion that all problems of Integra- '
tion in our school are capable of
aniut'on at the state and local lev
els by 'citizens of Intelligence,
sanentss and reasonableness
working together in the interests
of national unity." I
Other resolutions called for: j
1. Establishment of the U.S. Of
fire of Education as an independ
ent agency under a National Board
of Education, appointed by the
president with the consent of the
Senate. This board would appoint
the U.S. commissioner of educa
tion. ' 1. An amendment to the Internal
Revenue Code recognizing expert-1
ditures by teachers for profession
al improvement" . as a Just tax
exemption."
S. Condemnation of the use of
nonprofessional "teacher aides"
in duties which should be carried
out by qualified teachers. ...
No BS2 Production Speedup Planned Says Defense Chief
By C. YATES MCDANIEL
WASHINGTON Iff Secretary
of Defense Wilson Monday ruled
out any new speedup in -B53
bomber production, but said aa
extra SOS million dollars voted by
Congress for warplane will be
used "when needed."
Eaeed SpcealaUea
"I don't Intend to recommend
that the additional funds be im
pounded," Wilson told the Senate
airpower Investigating subcom
mittee. "They will be treated like
any other funds that we get and
will be spent when needed.''
Wilson' statement ended pec
ulation that President Eisenhower
might withhold the additional
money from, the Air Force.
Ike Signs BIH
Eisenhower Monday signed the
bill carrying the extra funds for
the Air Force. Press secretary
James C. Hagerty said he made
no comment on M.
Wilson under sharp criticism
from some Senators for using the
word "phony" in talking recently
with newsmen about the Air Force
fund increase, was calm and re
strained In his second appearance
before the subcommittee.
Flanked by the uniformed and
civilian chiefs of the armed forc
es, Wilson refused to budge un
der questioning from his state
ment earlier that the administra
tion 1 giving the nation a "dy
namic military program."
Wwlda't Agree
Nor would he agree to the con
tention of two ofshis sharpest cri
tics, subcommittee! chairman Sy
mington (D-Mo) and Sen. Jack
son D-Wah that the United
State Is falling behind Russia.
Armed with President Eisen
hower's order, given Wilson last
week to "lay it on the line," the
defense secretary stated categor
ically: 1. "We are not falling behind
the Russians; they are catching
up from a low beginning."
I. The American B52 heavy Jet
bomber is "greatly superior", to
its Russian counterpart in speed,
combat radius and combat ceil
ing. 3. The communist bloc is not
outproducing the free world in
either quantity or quality of Jet
warplanes.
4. The communists have larger
numbers in their -ground forces.
but "the United States Army is
Mort Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH
Ran Is a preaaant way to ererrome
Ioom plat dUcomfort. FAflTKEITH.
a Improved powder, sprinkled on.
upper and lower platee hold, them,
Armer ea thai they fael mora com
fortable. No tummy, sooey, paaty
taate or feellnx. Ha alkaline i non
acid). Doea not sour. Cberka "plate
odor" (denture breath). Oet FAS.
TUTH today at any dru counter.
making more rapid progress"
than the Reds In perfecting new
weapons and new tactics.
wuru raunanrr. ennne
CAUSE UPSET STOMACH A
(SCIMOMSnO J
. . MtyKK
I AOOU I
Union Pacific's gmzd'
PORTLAND ROSE
I 3 Alto direct service to Boise, Salt Lake
-.1.. Dearer and Kama! City.
vJ ' 'ait, Lirsurious, Dependable Serrkev
fi Fill leaves Portland SM P. M.
Jv:,. UNION PACIFICjfS.
M if ilia,' Mltn I.INr.ENr Elnm, General Fan. 7iy
tenser A tent. 751 Pillock Block, Port- f1
lan t, Orrien. Fhone CApllol 7-1171. Jj
in.
c.va?rc7
kmJ tw e I kaxaawaf
Zrme, a dnrlor't formula, areaiBtl)
rriient ilrhin at earfar akia rathe.
erarma, prickly heal, athletes loot
7rm tlopt eeialchinf and as aidt
fa.tar healing and clearing. Buy titrt
tirnmik Zrma for ilubbora caeca.
a'eTeTeTeTeTeTe's'e """f aWaToVaWaTalBMsV "
RIPE OLIVES
. Ebony Brand Fancy Quality
You'll want plenty of these fancy quality ripe
olives to deck your picnic table. Stock up your
cupboard now at this extra special price.
mo. 1)' I sue. 70'
slaadtri . I tM Mm
FIG BARS
Melrose Brand Kitchen Fresh
Turn the kids loose with s package of these
fine fig bars. Even the crumbs disappear. For
an added treat, serve them with Lucerne milk
it will be an instant hit.
2-Pound
Package
89'
Safevay Stores
WILL BE OPEN
41h OF JUJ.Y
miHftmilMMHINIIMaMNHI
BEVERAGES
Cragmont -"12 Sparkling Flavors
Here's an economical way to serve your family
the very finest picnic drinks. 12 sparkling fla
vors to choose from including ,Jtoot Beer and
Orange. Regular 2 for 35c. Save 6c buy 2.
3Z-oz.
Bodies
29'
CRACKERS
Here's a Real Picnic Favorite
Wonderful kitchen fresh cracker are always
at the top of every delicious picnic list.
NKlib
. Irand
Mb. Pkj.,
29' I $l 25'
' ' WOW! HcreVV
r Real Savings on V
I Taste Tells Brand Van Camp Brand
Ko.2cn fclHCn
Marshmallovs Si
Choc. Dairy DrinlC
Hi-C Orange Drink
Dill Pickles
Wiener Buns
Paper Napkins
Salad Dressing
Potato Chips
Mayonnaise
Marshmallovs
Wonder Zippy
Reg. or Kosher
Or Hamburger
Buns. Cello Wrapper
M-D Brand
Reg. 2 for 25c
Duchess Brand
Reg. 57c, Save 18c
Blue Bell or
Nalley Brand
NuMade Brand
Reg. 71c, Save 12c
Snow Clouds
Brand
Finest Quality Summer
Roxbury Candies
. This Week' f avtrrles, Are
Cum Drops 2-lb.
Orange Slices
9
"This Week's Feature" is
POLLY ANN .
Coffee Cake Loaf
(iiiume Isflt 13 l a. 3c let. 39c u.
. e.u. . i . Ba. jaTaa.
appi awn svrei. puj. ix tfmf
. ai t- i ti L JW IM
rmseppif isn ei-ei. p. in m r
laubam Twit) iVi-i. sk. 25c C
Try Skylarks New Stoneridge
Farm
Fresh Bread
StonGround-Thin Sliced
Jwtt Nk iWt-befcr Imettt H'i
e)uirM it b iVMete) extry nm
frfK tsflUhi fivwr, jr
fidn hitmv. fresh imntry
sWttw arte) tKof fiNtt ingrii- loif
Sli
2!
pJ:3) wok at 'rtrfHL
" il I Bel-air LEMONADE V
pi,,. U M Either the 'Regular or Pink I
Sa One 6)i. can of Bel-air. Lemonade makes one full quart of the I
most delicious lemonade you've ever tasted try our new pink
'emnnade. It's a party favorite.
r .S9'
SO'
BEST BEER
Finest Esitere ftck
32 ti. cm 39t)
6 2T 89c
WESTERN BEER
Wympia llili lucky User 12 si. 1 1 A
(24Cm4.1S 0 C" LIU
For Flavor Plus Savings it's
SNOW STAR
Ouerl
(ht
Ck happy day I f AFIYYAT'S featvrlng Kr&KX
' rrian einel iiiieu mMaUeJ .iiul '-. V', 1 1 ' T,
Just arriverl at Kaftan in time for I f' i ' J ? - x "V
r
T illt'D
v Jim
Safeway is the best place
In town to buy watermelon,
By the Piece lb. 4c
Cantaloupe
Tomatoes
Just arrived at Safeway in time for I t . vV'-V -x N
the big holiday! Loads and loads of l . t
thumpin' trlsp, red ripe beauties
tt special low price.
Whole Melon
Vine-Ripened Beauties
The Sweetest Mealed
They're Tops tor Your
Summer Salad;
ib. 3fD
Oranges Valencia
Grapes
Celery
a Sweet Colder) I
VaCrn Yellow ear 0
POTATOES
New White Shatters
10 t 09
5-lb.
Cell
Sweet
Seediest
Firm Crisp
Stalks
Sweet Colder
59
.29
a. 17
49
LETTUCE
local Irown Firm
a. 10
ears
or green
onions
Radishes
Cucumbers svZ.y
-ieUUIIIIUVVCI
Crown .
Bananas Quality (
bu. 5
a15
n.19
LEMONS
Sunktst. Fancy Quality
19
Ib.
Breakfast Gems, Small
"A" FRESH EGGS
5 Doz. SflOO
Doz. 3J & tor &
10-ol pkg.
t it. can
FROZEN FOODS
Sweet Peas Be,,ir it. 20c
French Fries EW 2 ,r 33c
Strawberries Be,,lr
Limeade Bf,,ir
TV Dinners 79c
Chicken Dinners Sw""Ti.,pkg. 79c
Mixed Vegetables B""r ,0.s.Pkg. 19c
PICNIC SUPPLIES '
Paper Plates UUmond Sn,00,hPk.,, 17c
Paper Plates Ch' "',',,lv,dedm..fi. 29c
Fiesta Plates whU" Vmt. m 55c
For. Cold Drinks ).
r zs
Ice Cream
Cotillion Brand frJ! 35c Q 69c
e
Here's Real "Holiday Savings" at Safevay
A
FRESH FROZEN-PAN READY
Tender, plump young chickens guar
anteed perfect dating.
$n on Manor Houje r
I UU Armour Star
ea. U Mb. 12-oz. and over
CnVCnC Young and Tender
I li I LkiJ
Dixie Cups
lliimianm Ca!I Household
MIU1IIIIIUUI IUH
Purity Cups Hot,rC6"M,rinW.,I4 55c
29c
Saran Wrao l,"Mr,MblHu... 37c
frket In rhl advertisement are in effect through
Wednesday, July 4th et Safeway in Salem , , .
We reserve the right to limit quontitiet. No sales
r dealer or their representatives.
rW'vW.'.V.'.WAAV.W.'WA'.M.WAW.'
"A'AViWiWrtWW'iViSW'iSVtWrWi
Pkg. of
15 ft, roll
25-ft. roll
Wax Paper rhr"tr Br,B ,sfLroll 15c
DAIRY FOODS
Chocolate Milk LBmu.ru.ro. IVM
Sour Cream Iut'rM aI,plt 29c
Coffee Cream Lucfrn m 47c
Whipping Cream Lmttn ;w 59c
Skim Milk Lurfr"e ,,... 33c
3.8 lucerne Milk B""" ,.l".,1i;ylll0I1 43c
- Fresh Eggs 62c
::;.;.::;:;:::;:v:;;::::;':;;.:;;:;;:v:;:.:::.;;,:;:...;v.:v::. .;.:.;Xv:.;;;:;.vvv:;;v;v::.;.,::;;; :;::::;v:;.:::x
Whole Fryers Ib. 45c
"U. S. D. A. CHOICE" Arm Cut, Ib. 55
POT ROAST "S . 45c
Armour Star and Del Monte, 12 to 14 lb.
HAMS
Fa Shir Hill
25 49'
Del Monte Brand
WIENERS
2U-Pound
Picnic Pack
Picnics
Morrell's Pride
3-lb. can'
$
1.98
Canned Ham S'Vlbs.
Canned Hams
rmour S
can ea
I ff Ground
uruuna oeei
Fresh
..'6.99
4.69
,39
Rib Roast Beef, Standing Ib. . 69'
Round Steak
'Choice"
Beef
ib 79
T-Bone Steak 1.05
Top Sirloin
Boiling Beef
"Choice Beef
Boneless
'"Choice"
Plete Cut
,b$l,05
,b. 10
Lunch Meats Vv.ri'r, 29
Bologna
Meat Pie
Varieties pkg.
I -lb. 12-oi. over oe. II
l-oi.
Somerset or Del Monto "f A
Manor House
Frozen
29