1 1 2 Cnpital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 28, 1949
No Wheat Marketing Quotas
intended for Year 1950-51
W. M. Tate, chairman of the Marlon county ACA committee,
has been notified that Marion county's allotment is 13,530
acres. The wheat acreage allotment for Oregon is 944,891 acres,
which has been apportioned among the countries.
Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan has announced
that no wheat marketing quotas
will be proclaimed for the 1950
51 marketing year. At the same
time the secretary announced
pursuant to the provisions of
Section 332 of the agricultural
adjustment act of 1938 a na
tional wheat acreage allotment
of 68,900,000 acres for the 1950
crop of wheat. In announcing
next year's allotment Secretary
Brannan said:
"Wheat farmers are now face
to face with a natural post-war
problem. The great expansion
in United States wheat produc
tion, induced by the war and
the unusual post-war foreign re
habilitation needs, has continued
at a time when market outlets
are showing signs of contrac
tion. The indicated wheat pro
duction In 1949, even as ad
justed downward in the latest
crop report, would be our third
largest, exceeded only in 1947
and 1948. It will be our sixth
consecutive wheat crop in ex
cess of one billion bushels
against an average domestic
consumption of approximately
700 million bushels.
"While exports are expected
to continue large, we must ex
pect a downward trend . . .
"We have recently been ex
porting over ten times as much
wheat as we did before the war.
Even with expected exports sev
eral times the pre-war level, we
still need such adjustments.
"Acreage allotments are a fair
means of doing this, since they
assign to each grower his fair
share of responsibility for ad
justing production to the pros
pective market. Because of the
large wheat acreage for 1950
might well be glutted markets
disastrous price breaks, and an
undue burden on the whole price
support program. With an acre
age allotment program in effect
for the 1950 wheat crop, only
those growers who cooperate
with their allotments will be
entitled to price support.
"If wheat growers in general
stay within their acreage allot
ments, thus adjusting produc
tion to expected demand, it may
be possible to avoid marketing
quotas in future years. Quotas
with their penalties for excess
marketing, provide controls
which will not be needed if acre
age allotments and other meas-
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Shriners Will Hold
Annual Hill Trek
Independence The fourth
annual St. Mary's trek has been
scheduled for August 4 with all
benefits being donated to the
Shrine hospital, announced J.
W. Palmer of Corvallis, who was
here Wednesday advertising the
affair with William Darling. A
1949 Chevrolet will be awarded
as a prize.
Darling and Walter Smith are
in charge of ticket sales in In
dependence. Darling stated that
everyone receiving a Mt. Slates
electric bill this month will re
ceive a complete map of the lo
cality giving directions to St
Mary's peak and there will be
road signs to give further directions.
Included among the prizes be
ing awarded at the trek are a
1949 Chevrolet, home freezer.
washing machine, radio, elec
tric range, and a motor boat and
trailer.
ures succeed in adjusting production."
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Meatless Chop Sue;
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Januine Brand
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Mandarin Oranges 2C.,.. 29c
PAROWAX 12 oz. carton. . .
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Large
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Medium
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13c
8c
Simonize Window Glaze
Glass Wax, VA pt. can 29
MASON JARS
09.
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White
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CHICKEN SANDWICH SPREAD
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MEAT BALLS WITH GRAVY
Just Add
Water Large pkg.
25c
Large pkg. AjW
IVORY FLAKES tkT 25c
v i WILD HUCKLEBERRY JELLY 1A "r "
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CAMAY Soap 3 ban 19c
Bath Size 11c Bar
35c ?. 38c
UEI-ETlllt CTEU UITU BCCE
37c
VEGETABLE STEW WITH BEEF
Haley's
Large No. 2 can.
Also Rasnberrv and Grape Jelly. Haley's
Orange Marmalade 5V4 oz. jar 10c 1 lb. can.
35c
SWIFT'S CLEANSER 3 .... 33e
WAX PAPER Z,S . ,. 19c
TUNA FISH for
CANNING
POTATOES ;:c'99
THOMPSON SEEDLESS MM
GRAPES 2 lbs. 29c
WATERMELONS VA
California Striped W A lb.
Yellow ONIONS 9
New Crop of Spanish Sweet W LBS. lev
FRESH GREEN CORN 00r
Santiam Large Ears Vfv doi
POTATOES 10 - 33c
Washington, U. S. No. 1 IV bag WW
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PURE LARD 4u,58c
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CASCADE - HORMEL'S - All TOP GRADE
SLICED BACON 63c
SAUSAGE 35c u
Fresh
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Swift's Genuine Spring Lamb
Leg o Lamb 55c lb. Lamb Stew 15c lb.
Loin and Rib Chops 49c lb.
Shoulder Roasts or Chops 35c lb.
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Mellowed Drip or Regular 2 lb. can 1 .05
Dura Starch Pint Jar 47c
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SUNSHINE
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Krispy Crackers 1 25c S5ST
Shoestring, No. Z can.
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SUNSHINE CANDIES 12 os. OT-
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