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SIX MEDFOBD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Thursday. January 19. 1950
Letter From Washington
B HARRIS ELLSWORTH
Mambar of Congtau From Oregon
There have been some rather
disturbing reports concerning
the way federal appropriation
bills are to be nanaiea tins year.
Instead of the usual separate bill
for each department, all appro
priations are to be lumped into
one giant bill. Heretofore each
bill has been prepared by a sub
committee which had consider
able authority of its own and
was responsible for its bills on
the floor. This year I understand
that while the various sections
of the single bill will be prepar
ed by subcommittees, a single,
, hand-picked super subcommittee
if- th finnl draft be-
fore the bill Is allowed to go to
i ipka tiim nrnctical DOl-
itics of this development will be
to bring appropriation
der strict administration control.
Previously, many subcommittees
of the house appropriations com
mittee were nominated by mem
bers who did not see eye-tp-eye
with the president and his inner
C1 Add to the above the facts that
all house appropriations hearings
are held behind closed doors and
floor debate on the funds for
each department will likely be
, limited to an hour on each side,
it is pretty clear that the mem
bership of the house, the news
papers and the public, will not
' have a chance to find out much
about what is in an appropria
tion bill and why.
Many of us are going to put up
a fight against this "iron curtain
method of handling appropria
tions. , , .
MINORITY LEADER of the
house, Congressman due '' ".
has named me a member of the
committee he has appointed
i-i ..l. ...ill Jrn, nr. n statement
Wnilll Will vimvy " 1-
of republican objectives sort of
a siaiemem oi repuun.i ...
policy so far as repuDucun mciu
C tua hmiRp are concerned
A similar committee has been
formed oy senate repuuinnim
and another has been selected by
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nauujiai v-iinii.. -----
from the membership of the
national committee, ah mrec
groups will work independently
... nrt anfi iwrh will nrpnare its
own statement. Later an execu
tive committee, maae up ui
members from each of the three
bodies, will combine the three
statements Into a single state
ment of republican principles
J ihlallt,0e
My thinking on this subject Is
that what we say must ne aom,
it must be specific definite,
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cut, understandable terms with
no double-talk. Can we do it; i
think we can and without too
much difficulty, at that.
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WITHIN A VERY few weeks
our home here will be the ccn-
ln. nf nlnni nnil nrnnarnlinnn fnr
a wedding. Our daughter June is
to Be married mis spring pron
ably In May. One result of all
this will be the loss of an ex
tremely capable member of my
office staff. Last fall I persuaded
Jane to resign an excellent posi
tion she had as private secretary
the large radio networks and!
This
i ha
was
ting
Jus-
pnmp In unrk in mv nflirm
maAa It nnisikln fM- ma in
her with me to handle my office
at nome in uregon, wnicn man
a wondenui worKing set
nn-intf fho lun mnnths In (
gon I made a total of SI public
appearances and drove some
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ncimllv Hnnn lain at nieht and
Sundays, it was great io nave
i'h,i!H-in" inprnlarv Rut nfl
Jane is leaving the office in Feb
ruary and win start gem
ready for the big event.
Judge Lafoureffe To
Join Supreme Court
Salem, Ore:, Jan. 19 (U.R)-
Gov. Douglas McKay today
oentpH thii rAfiiffnntinn of
tice E. M. Page of the Oregon
..rt.AmA nnttvt onn nnnnintprl
Circuit Judge Earl C. Latourette
of Oregon city as nis successor.
.............. M.iITu annAlnlnrl
VJUVtTllliil lllliioj .. .......
Attorney Ralph Holman of Ore
gon City to succeed Latourette
as circuit Judge of Clackamas
county.
Governor McKay said he was
"forced to accent Page s resigns
...HU nvl .nniB rnlitnlflnrfi
U,,t ii. ao nnmnnllAil fn Hn HO hp
cause the associate Justice had
served on the Marion county cir
cuit bench for eight years before
McKay appointed mm 10 me su
nreme court Inst July to sue
ceed the late Justice Percy
Kelly,
Senator Cancels Trip
To Southern Oregon
PnrtlnnH .Inn. 1!) Sen. Way
ne Morse will fulfill speaking
engagements in Portland, Salem
and Eugene mis wcen-end ana
nAvt muni atinr ha nrHvpa from
Washington, D.C. for a few days
in uregon, 11 was amiuunueu m
The senator, who originally
planned appearances In southern
Oregon, cancelled plans for this
part of the trip, wcatner con
ilillnm, 11,01-n niunn n thn rpasnn
He will leave for Washington
by plane next inursoay.
Uie Mail Triouna want Ada
FIREMEN CALLED
Considerable damage to the
floor and wall of a room at the
Mabel Bough rooming house,
819 North Central avenue, oc
curred about 10:30 a.m. yester
day after fire from an electric
heater ignited bed clothing, fire
men reported. Two trucks were
dispatched to the blaze.
Dredge Seeks To Free
Battleship Missouri
Norfolk, Va., Jan. !U (U.R)
An army-manned dredge came
down Chesapeake bay today to
try to suck the mud from under
the navy's only active battleship
and refloat the storied "Big
Mo."
The Missouri, scene of the of
ficial Japanese surrender In
1945, has rested on an "Incon
venient" mudbank about three
miles out in the bay since Tues
day morning.
Dead line Sunday CUnlfted la at
Noon Saturdaya.
The new Boeing B-SOD super
fortress is equipped with seven
hundred-gallon streamlined ex
ternal fuel tanks which can ac
commodate four-thousand-pounrt
bombs.
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TIME?
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CHEF MERLINO PRESENTS AN
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SERVES 24 PERSONS!
or you may reduce it to the
number of guests you planl
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wind wotar until landar yal chewy. Drain '
mH kaap worm, fry onioni ond graan
pappan (or 3 mlnulei In buttar or chickan
for. Add choppad llvan ond continua
cooking until onioni ara tandar. Saaton,
ond comblno with fha cookad noodiai.
Sarvoi 18 to 24.
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Mrs. Wright's Bread aac
WHITE OR WHEAT l'a-lb. Loaf ZU
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Sunnybank Margarine OQc
SWEET. FRESH TASTING Lb. Lw
Pictsweet Corn
Cream Style Golden
X Ne. 303 Cans 25c
Nob Hill Coffee l-.72c
Airway Coffee 69c
Edwards Coffee 77e
CANTERBURY TEA 'ft 30e 'Pt9 19c
UPTON'S TEA & 33J 21c
ORANGE PEKOE, BLACK TEAS
Soda Crackers
Oven-Glo New at Safeway
p"kg 29
Kitchen Craft
Enriched Flour
50 $J89
Lb. 5
25-lb. $498
Sack 1
BEST LIKED, OF ALL THE BEEF ROASTS !
Trimmed
free BEFORE
IRib Elocaslr
For a roast that's easy to carve one
that's sure to roast juicy and tender get
one of these Standing Rib Roasts at Safe
way today!
GRADE GOOD,
PFR POUND
Pot Roasts
Blade
Cuts
ib 55
SIRLOIN STEAKS
79c
Lots of lean, tender
meat. Chock full of
mouth - watering
goodness.
lb.
Beef Short Ribs lb. 29c
Ground Beef Freshlb. 39c
Pork Roast slider lb. 39c
Pork Steak shoulder lb. 45c
Pork Sausage Ib. 45c
ticarafed
lb. 39c
lb. 59c
Sliced Bacon
Turkeys E;
Smoked Hams lb. 53c
Fryers or Rabbits lb. 65c
Fresh Oysters pt. 69c
Pork Loin Roast, Rib or Loin Cut id. 43c
RINSO SOAP
Granulated 46-OZ.
Pkg.
6
CRISCO SHORTENING
Uie Criico 3.b. J mc
It's digestible Can
You get more for your money at
Prices in this ad are
effective through Mon
day, January 23. We re
serve the right to limit
quantities. Ntj sales to
dealers.
Grade 'A' Large w
Del Monte Peaches can
Garden- No. 2 c
Cream Corn side can "
Haley Meat Balls
JeU-WellGelatmes,213c
C it ar0t u 1 ffi 20C Can 55C
SyW Blue Label Lb. v
nv Timers cek ib. Pkg. 31C
Att . c
'ii ritaocA aiMJ Lb. tW
Armour's Pure Lard 3.1b. 55c
Dozen
Meadow Wood
BUTTER
GRADE A
Lb. 72c
BISQUICK
A hot roll mix, tool
40 ox. A7C
Pkg.
yST NowoTwnbuY these delicious I
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3sSL USJ CASTLE CREST No. 2Va 04c I
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8-oi. can
WOODBURY
SOAP
Regular
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Self Polishing
54e
Quart
Play this brand new WHITE MAGIC
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RIR PRIZES!
Delod ana tnlrf eank al EWAY
3 PACKARD SE0ANS
400 WESTINGH0USE HOME
APPLIANCES You moy win If
you buy tha naw
White Magic
SOAP
46-ox. Pkg
49c
Peanut
Butter
Specials!
PETER
PAN
12-et. I
,.r 35'
SKIPPY
BRAND
PEANUT
BUTTER
15-or. ar
39
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CP
II
Serve a healthful, nourshing Salad with
Pre-ripened c
AVOCADOS 1 5
EACH
Sweet Coachella
Grapefruit
Save Buy the Bag
69c
7-lb. Bag
lb. rn
J7t
Pre-packaged
SPINACH
Garden-fresh
10-oz. pkg. 19c
U. S. NO. 1 GRADE
NETTED GEM
Potatoes
10-lb. Sack 49C
25-lb. Sack $1.19
m..,i r c
itci vrdnuea J bag
Green Cabbage, Ib. 5c
Smooth Carrots, Ib. 8c
Salads Pkg. 12c
SQUASH
Hubbard or Banana
lb. 6c
Tomatoes Mtctid ,4P 23c
Yams u.,u. 2 lbs- 27c
Dry Onions y.h0w Ib. 7c
Cauliflower lb 23c
MOST SANITARY PLANT IN THE WEST