o
1
3
o
o
o
,:.
0
Q
3
o
Salem, Orggon, TuesdavfFebriPary 21956
s eSenate Costs
-" FussDe!ays
Farm Debate
o
ArguiiieiilProlongcd on
Funds Committees
'Can Spend
WASHINGTON i-n Debate on :
the controversial farm bill was lie-:
layed again Tuesday by the Sen-1 ,
ate's prolonged arguments over
the amount of money its commit- f v
lees can spend this year.
Senators already have spent
three full working days in wran-
irlirm ahmrl ,.m, il lL Curl.-
chore that in the past often has S ?
number of disputed allotments still
awaited consideration.
Nevertheless, Sen. Ellender (D
Lal, Agriculture Committee chair
man, expressed hope the farm bill
could be taken up late in the day
and finally acted on Friday.
But most senators considered
EHendcr's estimate highly opti
mistic, since farm legislation is
one of the most politically explos
ive issues before Congress in this
national election year.
The principal farm bill fight is
expected to be over proposed res
toration of high, fixed price sup
ports on basic crops, which the
administration strongly opposes.
However, there are numerous les
ser farm provisions to be fought
out on the floor.
Kllender. aided by minority lead
er Knowland iR-Califi. has been
waging an unsuccessful battle to
cut the various committee re
quests. The Louisiana Democrat
contends that the laiger commit
tee staffs grow, the lir.rrier it is to
cut them, because he said they
create work to justify their ex
is'encc. However, he has not succeeded
in putting through any drastic re
ductions in committee allotments
for this session, although a few
groups have voluntarily accepted
small cuts.
So far. the Senate has voted
St. 700.000 in extra funds for its
committees, plus regular annual
allotments which amount to Sill,-
000 each for most of the groups.
1 ,, . ----- , :
They Say
Quotes From The News
By UNITED PRESS
WASHINGTON Rep. .lames
P. Richards (D-SC) on the attitude
of the Eisenhower administration
towards the House's importance in
the conduct of foreign affairs:
"It appears. ..the executive de
partment is still of the l'Jth cen
tury vintage opinion that in the for
eicn affairs field the House is an
illegitimate member of the family,
and a weak-minded illegitimate
son at that."
o
9-
Shepligrft o a Divgcl tflcfok 0
i;-:
1B"T. -ab .f,. . 'tewSsg
Archbishop Joseph Francis Rummel of New Orleans, La., head
of the deep south s largest Roman Catholic diocese, also is the
church's leading spokesman in the area against segregation. 'Ine
archbishop, now 80, has been a priest for 54 years. IAP Photo
fox I
STOLEN RELIGION mong the books most often stolen
Kll.GORE, Tex. in Mrs. Mar- ' from the public library arc those
garet J. Hoyal, librarian, says a-, on religion.
THg 'APITALvJOUIW-
o o
o
2
Nov Orleaffi Archbishop PiitsIS;1",'c1(!f ,
a
Weight Jnto Segregation Fight
By HUGH A. MULLIGAN , Catholics and nog-Catholics for his
NEW ORLEANS -Lfl ArchbishoD ' effort in restoring historic old St.
Joseph F.r a n c i s Rummel. who Louis Cathedral, bringing the cfty
caught the eye of the late Cardift.1l its first eueh'aristic conjS ess and
Hayes as a struggling roung pastor i fostering numerous chanties. .
in New York's Harlem, meets the! Today, in the winter of a half-
same problems today on a far i century priestly career,, he is the
larger scale as shepherd of the
Deep South s largest Catholic flock.
"Negroes were just beginning to
move into Harlem in large num
bers at that time, said the-New-Orleans
prelate of his four years
(1924-2H) as rector ot St. Joseph of i
the Holy Family Church in Harlem.
"The neighborhood was still pre
dominantly white, but Negroes
were on the increase. Already they i
were attending Masses and sending ! TT(iie
were changing."
And the archbishop feels that
times are changing in the South
too.
Last Sunday, after months of
praver and study, he uenouncea
taciturn center of a bi"er segrega
tion controversy that diroady Ivis
closed one church, brought excom
munication threats and bids fair to
be a major issuo in the coming
May Legislature.
In the resulting furor he has
been called everything from a man
of God to a Yankee, a word devoid
of devotion in the present-day
South.
For Ore. House
KLAMATH FALLS ftl Mrs.
Josephine Kittredge, who resigned
two weeks ago as vice chairman of
Tentative of? the GOP ticket.
Tihe P been mentioned as a
possible candidate for 'jtopublicarr
national ciQimittOwoman. Mrs.
Olive Cornett, Klamath Falls, the
incumber, is not seeking rc-clec-ion.
Mrs. Kittredge has been a KiSm
ath County icstdent 42 years. Her
the Klamath County Republican j husband, Oscar, has extensive live
Central Committee, said Monday stock holdings in Oregon, Cfllifor
she is a candidate for state repre-nia and Nevada.
I.UCKY YOUW
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Wl-Raymond
1J, Higgins, 15, stepped in front f
an automobile and was knocked
50 feet. He was rcloa.wd from
hospital after treatment ot a singlt
cut on his right shoulder. i
o '
When Hitler reached the"limax
of a speech, he would often crush,
his glasses in his hand, although'
h refused to wear the glasses in
public.
p proves
Juniper Money
WASHINGTON IP A bill which
would authorize SK3,000 for the
Juniper division of the Wapinitia
Reclamation Project in Oregon
segregation as "morally evil and, was passed Monday by the House
and sent to the Senate.
The project would regulate the
flow of Clear Creek and provide
supplemental water for 2.10D Juni-
.eres.
sinful" in a strongly worded pas
toral letter read at all Masses
throughout the archdiocese. The
letter left little doubt that it is
only a matter of time, very short per Flat
time, before parochial schools in
the archdiocese are desegregated.) Yogi Berra has made 1,322 hits
When Archbishop Rummel came I in 1,200 American League games
to New Orleans 20 years ago, he since breaking in with the Yan
was widely acclaimed both by ikecs in 1046.
Factory to You ...
Save Up To 50
Hollywood Bed Outfit
Twin Size Innerspring Mattress and Match
ing Box Spring of the Finest Construction,
FISHER-BILT for Extra Long Wear . . . .
FREE ... 6 Hollywood Legs and Hollywood
Headboard. i itfirn iM f
MATTRESS
FACTORY SHOW ROOM
205 N. Front St. Corner of Court
Phone 3 -1023
Open Fridays Till 9 P. M. or Any Evening by Appointment
Terms
of
Course
NV 39.90
Free
Delivery
U SMH,UIJHWIW.UI 1
."Iw'lllil I
PHILADELPHIA Gov. Chris
tian Hertcr of Massachusetts on
desegregation:
"I am a strong believer in mov
ing steadily though slowly."
I ... f OPPORTUNITIES GOOD A
i ' " VwPNLY THRU april qy
NEW YORK Margaret Tru
man on whether the fact her fath
er was president changed her
basic nature:
"I remained mulish, pigheaded,
curious, romantic, hero-worshipping,
loyal, affectionate, procras
tinating, slangy, amiable, high
tempered, frank, loquacuacious,
nonstudious. 1 would also have re
mained lackadaisical and lazy, but
1 didn't have time."
All HEW 1955 WATCHES
NEW DEMI-SIZE STYLES FOR LADIES
KtW SELF-WINDING WATCHES FOR MEN
NIW 10K COLD DIAMOND SET WATCHES
SAVE $10 cn " tHfe E l G i H
NEW YORK Miss Truman on
her mother's warning to her chap
crone before the start of a concert
tour:
"Whatever you do, don't let her
marry an actor."
NIAGARA
Keepi perfect time without
winding. 17 ewel Shockmoit.r
with woter-reiiilant caie.
t.g. JJSrfg;
NOW $O50
UNTIt APRIL 9 . . . Th.n Pti.
Go.I Back 10 S57.50. xjfc
TtRIAIONT. Mass. Housewife
Mrs. Francis C. Gray Jr., who will i
be a bridesmaid at Grace Kelly's
Monaco wedding, on rooming with;
the actress when they were drama- j
tic students in New York:
"She was terribly busy socially
and always had lots of men calling '
but there was never any particu-.
lar one. No matter what she's done :
where she's been, she doesn't
change a bit."
SAVE $750 onJL?l,J51W j
The Azalea Open will bo held ,
M:ireh 2!)-Anril 1 at he Cape Fear
Country Club in Wilmington,
j.C. A' total of S12.500 will be
distributed to the touring professionals.
SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX
HERCUttSe SAFE-T-VAUlTfl
It often il . . . especially after-hours.
That's l bis teason lor the popularity ot the,
Vteiimk-built Hercules Sale T Vault. This
mt ith.he Thermo-Cel insulated
steel walls is designed to coijbine salet
.-A.,-,r.t with matchless convenience.
It is certified one-hour lurnace-lested
In temperatures up to 1700 fr Md il.has
I key or combination 'fjck to P'jJ-
LILLIAN
Thrillingly dainty, yet 10 depend
able. 17 jeweli. High curved
cryital. Introductory value.
(e.g. T&gg
NOW $37i2
UNTIL APRIL 9 . . . Then Price
Goel Back To $45.00.
SAVE $12 on
LORD ELGIN
BRENTWOOD
Diitinctively styled 2 1 jewel watch
with .haded dial. Expantion band,
R.ci.TJZMt
NOW $5950
UNTIL APRIL 9 . . . Then Prlc.
Go.i Back To $71.50.
S A V E $25 on jWs tlGIN
UNTIL APRIL 9 ... Then Prlc. , JWT V'J',"
O... Back To J125.0O VP ' ''
HALO
8 fnognifkenl diamordi highftght
thii lovely watch. 10K gold
cai. 19 jewel movtuitnl.
R3.
NOW
ng (or .rcri.
ELGIN Hat Guoronteed
DURAPOWER MAINSPRING
Tht Heart That Never Break
! . o
FILES
465
Stationery noFricE supplies
DESKS CHAIRS will
siit. st. phon. a.jwso'g,
WATCH "THE EIGIN HOUR" ...A Greof Dtematic Show on TV
"X.e Diamond Sfore of Salem"
HARWLWOS.
staTe and ubekty
(!)
o
0
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P.M. OTHER DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
7i
For miles around...
everybody's excited about our
fabulous LU-RE-CO
Il'i the first home of its type to lie presented on the
West Coast . . . built of Lu-lte-Co pro-cut, panelizerl
sections . . . developed through a research project of
the Lumber Dealer's itescarch Council. The Itooftop
House was built by Glenn Hamilton, well known Salem
builder, with materials furnished by the Lumber Division,
Oregon Pulp and Taper Company.
Rooflnp llriisc visitors arc admiring the beautiful land
scaping, done under the direction of Anthony Silvers,
Salem landscape architect, with the cooperation of these
Salem nurseries . . . I''. A. Doerfler & Sons Nurseries,
II .L. I'earcy Nursery Co., Middle Grove Nursery and
Ilrydon's Nursery and Seed Strrc.
n'.Jk 4wk v'iiT.ii iBnr i
WIN A GLORIOUS 2-WEEK VACATION
FOR 2 PERSONS TO HAWAII
Via Pan American
World Airways
Nolhinp, to buy to win this wonderful 2 weeks va
cation trip for 2 persons to beautiful Hawaii. Free
enlry blanks arc available at our Itooftop House.
This drawing is ripen to everyone. Out-of-town resi
dents can enter by merely notifying us of their
desire to participate.
II is- iki( necessary l make a piirchu.se lo secure
an entry jiirm.
ROOFTOP HOUSE
PATIO DECK-SECOND FLOOR.
FREE STORE-SIDE
PARKING FOR
. OVER 1,000 -CARS
fciSitahiL o
I il
.' i if
" ti
' e
.
Ul.ov, OreS0 QOJ-Q
o
m
m
(S3 O O
&
s