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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1956)
o' o o o O O I I o Co O O o O i o o o0 c o o o Oo Average O r.rfitor't imr: torn, f-onfuiinn bat trwrn ovr th er of inrra.f m O 'l hank patm'nft for 1V7 jn Tl r i r n r . rl i.B i. lu . u i . 9'partmrnt. In-imri-a have bn r O l'l ; to nhv lrja(f ril bank Prrr "ill in up ...n thonth bas unit ri fnr 117 r.m, th am O In lis. The lollowlnc dupatcb tx O 0 8Uln. n,bj. tf5CAYLOiD P. GOCWIN United Pra0Correapondni Wfhiru?ton 'L'.R, Average bank Davments in rfarmprs O cin ol957 will be considerably O cr? hiBher than in 1958 even though b& unit?atpa remain the same. for example, the national a -erage soil bank paymcrrt for O wr)' "i iSaH was S3 an acre. SW In 1931. It will be a'aoyt $20.04. MJJ'ju.-er. the base unit rate per TXiFhel for each vear was $1.20 r ... ' ine nieher 13o7 navrnents are 0xplHned by tnrrc pr"ovhion; of 0he aoil bank law as applied O Q'Op'he 1356 crop. o 'These, provision stipulated that; 1. A ftrmer who did not plant wheal in the Jfnll of 19,5 for g)e 1956 harvest because his livid wa dricif out by drought ' elieible for a soil bank'pay- Onrp r,C $4 an acre. 2. If a fcirmer planted either winteiC nr spring wheat and it Ovas damaged nr destroyed by natural causes such as drought. wfeterkill. flood, and hail, his payrrrent Hvas bad on an ap O praised yield 0oijt not less tha,n an acre. o" Q 3 If a farmer complied with O tVil oank requirements after his O wheat ws up by mowing, or O otherwise disposing of t"ie crop. rm w as paid .on the basis, of an j O opraised yield but not less tian j tn acre; Xo Bratage Cultert CC;j These p.-ovisims are not in d the soit brink, a' o now, for 18i7 as they were in 1956. Tine yild y.fll be based on average q production. Therpfore, the so rcalled drought relief benefit of O tli soil bank are r.ot scheduled to. cut into the 1157 wheat pay ments to Iftuer the average as thev Hid in 1956. The same principle applies to 'tVthQ crops whon acreage is put C into the soil bank, including cot ton. S24 and rice $50. Ttie 1957 rates, based on an- O O Bounc,'d yields, are cotton, $54 -' m o a o 0 I 'o o TalV WoVt th tit of time! Boyd's Coffee has tuccoisfvlly mot the tost of noarly 60 years of terinf to the toffee desires of Northwest - restourant-iotrs. No other coffee has been feete-fetfed by so many people for so long a fene wh such outstanding success proof that Boyd's Coffee he a flavor ... Is a blend . . . the appeals to the maorltyl O O . .. v oc0o s ymy v O . . V o " ' o o o o o o o o Soil Bank Payments to Farmers for 1957 15 and rice, $63.13. An Agriculture Department official said if 1956 soil bank payments had been made under "normal" conditions, and if greemen'.s had been signed be fore planting time, the national averaze per acre payments would have been wheat. $20.04; cotton, $48.35 and rice. $59.17. The department explained that 1957 payments for corn, cotton, and rice will be based on an averaee county riollars-and-cents rate to be established for each crop. While the county rates will vary considerably, they will av erage out to about the national rate for the crop. Relative pro ductivity, distance from markets, and historic local prices will de termine the county rate. From these county average payments rates for each of the three crops, individual farm per acre rates will be established by the county agricultural stabiliza tion and conservation commit tee. They will vary, up or down from the county, in accordance with relative productivity and farming methods. For wheat in 1957, farmers participating in the soil hank will receive payments based on normal crop yield of the land placed in the acreage reserve, the unit rate for the county, and the number of acres planted in the reserve. The department said individual farm rates in gen eral will average out to about the national rate. The department's goal for all wheat acreage in the soil bank is 12-15 million acres. Other acreage goals for soil bank participation are cotton, 3.5-4.5 million acres; rice, 175,-000-222.000 acres; tobacco, 125.-000-140.000 acres. The total soil bank goal is 20-25 million acres. There are no plans to include peanuts and extra long staple cotton in the 1957 soil bank. No date has been set for con tract sign ups for any crop ex cept winter wheat. Washington (U.P.i Federal funds for support of schools in Astoria, Gearhart and Seaside have been forwarded to school districts in the three Clatsop county communities. THEY BOYDS COFFEE 'r raOGER HAS 51st Year Medford United Press Full Leased Wira Second Section Kirlnnnpr1 nf Ynimn HrtAn Wrrkc!7''' MoneY Market Car in Police Chase; Both Hurt Denver VP.) Michael Wieg ner, 16, fugitive from a Califor nia mental hospital, and his 17-year-old estranged wife, whom he kidnaped Monday at gun point from her parents' home, were hospitalized here today following a police chase and auto wreck. Clo Ann Wiegncr, the young wife, an honor student at Daly City, Calif., a suburb of San Francisco, was in "serious con dition'' at Denver General hos pital, with possible head injur ies and a compound fracture of . CLO ANN WIEGNER Condition Serious Portland . (U.R) Douglas Huegli, Portland, has been elect ed permanent director of the Ore gon Museum and Science and Industry. ALL L?VE '-6 HERrS PROOf FROM PEOPLE WHO TESTED, TASTED AND tMD BOYD'S COFFEE t "We lilt BnytTi very much . . . noir Boj-rf" i U our eojfeer Mr. D-1. AlwHl 118 Grnff 5. Medford, Oregon " think It'i tht but Tr err Intltdl Mrs. Hrolrl Morgan Fontani. California , . ihr't BfyyiT j in tht po4 from morning til night ..." " Bettr BlodzvH NewWrg, Oregon "Thanlt to much for the Introduction to better coffee." Mm. E. J. Nix General Deliver? Central Point. Oregon "Loil tummer we ri'iled Oregon . . . among the many pleasure of our trip . . . vat Boyd't Coffee." Mm. Omar Boe Homick, Iowa "It tr'tl? U excellent coffee!" Mm. Ann Moore 630 S.E. Allen Ara. Beaveiion, Oregon ". . . mv hmbond and I think Boyd" I Coffee 1 really wonderful . . ." Mm. Trov Spaur 2558 Bullock Pi. Medforri, Oregon . , . there' t a gloie of friendhnett to a good cup of Boyd Elizabeth Lawson 2144 S.E. 59ih Ave. Portland 15, Oregon : MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1956 the left arm. Extent of her young husband's injuries was still undetermined. The couple was injured when their car, driven by Wiegner, cracked up in a gully in North Denver following a chase by po lice of 10 to 15 minutes after police spotted the car about 2 a.m. The car, a Mercury, believed stolen by Wiegner after his es cape from Napa State hospital, was completely wrecked. Search Started A second fugitive from the mental hospital, identified as 33-year-old .Jesse Kastman, a Sioux Indian also known as Jesse Red Cloud, Oakland, was not found when police arrived. Detective Lt. Roy Tangye said Eastman might have left the car before the police chase began or might have fled after the car plunged into the gully. He said a citywide search had been started for the missing mental patient, labeled an alco holic by California authorities. Tangye sad he had been able to question Wiegner but the young fugitive "doesn't want to remember anything that hap pened in California." Parents Relieved The detective said Wiegner did tell him they came across Nevada but refused to elaborate. Parents of both youngsters went to the police station at Daly City to get details when they were advised their children had been found in Denver. "They seemed relieved that the youngsters were found," police said. IT it. Thus ended a search that be gan Monday night when Wieg ner and his companion broke into the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mowatt in Daly City. Brandishing a .22 rifle, they tied up the Mowatts and forced Clo Ann to go off with them. WINTER STORE HOURS GRADE 1 r Weekdays I 8:30 - 7:00 p Sunday J 10:00-7:00 '"A" Government Inspected, Acronized, Breasted - ALL No. 1 TURKEYSI 18 - 20 - 20 - 22 - FRYER ROASTERS Lean, Not Wasty! 1 LB. BAG NAVEL ORANGES SIMPLE SIMON Choose from 5 Flavors 10 OFF Pilisburv Mannings COFFEE SHASTA MIXER-lc SALE Buy One Quart at Reg. 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