MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1956
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THIRTEEN
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JANESVILLE, Wis. Itfl Sen. made a better statement
tiies neiuuver urns or nimwesi- meant ll more than did Adlai in the 1HS2 enmoaien President.
ern (arm votes today with aSlevenson when he SDoke at Co-lioic.nhunr r.mii
Ohio, recently." "inn nor cent of Daritv." hut that
what he called "a lull and fair ,,. 7", L r. 7f. 3 " '.""V." ' 6 Vi E
.are of the national income." :to a IuU sharc o( 0Hr prosp;ri,y Republican platform promises
He said in a prepared speech rt , hn ,,, i. o n, th. iu.iki.
that the Republicans have bcHtlon ot a Dcmocratlc adminislra-supports yoc now operate under."
trayed the farmers faith and the ijQn in o ihnt h ic ii . .. j .
invitu" n..H ii... th. sec lnat nc ge,s " Our . party is committed to
"Take it from me." said Ke- achieving 100 per cent of parity
fauver, "Adlai Stevenson will keep farm prices." he1 said. "That is
his promise." . t 'what our platform promises, and
pledge that he and Adlai Steven-1 lumbus.
son would work to give farmers,
WANT T' WAGER that few others In this part of the country have a record like Mrs. Alice
Hamilton's for getting to the huckleberry patch on Huckleberry Mountain, each year for
66 years? Mrs. Hamilton, who lives at 1601 Wilford Street, trekked up to the patch
about August 20 to "eye" the prospects for good picking. Berries were not as plentiful
this year as In some other years she remembers but she found enough to fill some jars
for winter and to make luscious pies,' and huckleberry dumplings. She made the trip to
the mountain, 35 miles Northwest of Fort Klamath alone except for her dog. She drives
her own pickup and camps at the berry patch. When the berrying is over she will strike
out to hunt deer, get's 'em too.
Net Farm Income Said
Nine Per Cent Higher
By OVID A. MARTIN means the amount farmers have
WASHINGTON UP) The Agricul-lleft from eross receipts after pav-
ture Department said today that ing production costs plus the val-
liet larm income a potential Key ue ot products raised on the farm
to farm slate voting in November and consumed there and the rcn-
elections appears likely to be
around 9 per cent higher than
last year for the July-September
quarter.
In a monthly report, the agency
said the net income this quarter
could well attain an annual rate
of 12 billion dollars compared
with a rate of 11 billion dollars
during the corresponding period
last year.
What happens to farm income
and prices between now and No
vember could influence how many
farmers vote. Democrats have
criticized declines during the Ei
senhower administration but Re
publican leaders contend that the
postwar bottom to farm income
lias been passed and that better
times are ahead.
The income during the first half
of this year was reported at an:
annual rate about 100 million dol
lars higher than the slightly more
than ll'i billion dollars for the
first half of 19."5.
By net income, the department
tal value of farm dwellings.
The department estimated that
farm receipts from marketings in
the first eight months of this year
totaled $17,100,000,000 or 20 per
cent more than in the correspond
ing period last year.
Prices received by farmers dur
ing the eight-month period aver
aged 2 per cent below last year
but the volume of marketings this
year was heavier. '
The January - August total of
cash receipts from livestock and
livestock products was estimated
at $11,400,000,000 slightly above
last year as larger receipts from
milk, eggs' and chickens more
than offset declines for cattle and
hogs.
Crop ' receipts -or $6,700,000,000
were 70 3 per cent, with larger
sums from cotton, fruits and veg
etables, but lower amounts from
soybeans and tobacco.
Kef auver Pledges 'Full Income Share' To Farms
I America," he said. "But we do
not intend to let him remain the
goat."
The Tennessee senator said that : we Democrats intend to keep our
promises when we make them.";
We know that the farmer asks;
no preferred treatment, ana we
intend to give him none at the ex
pense of the rest of the people of
tarmcrs loyalty and that the
only way out for the farmers is to
return the Democrats to power.
ine Democratic vice president
ial candidate made public, in ad-!
vance of his arrival here from
Cleveland, the text of his talk. He
said that "you don't have to take
our farm plank with a grain of
salt as you did the Republican;
plank in 1952." , ,
On a 15-state campaign swine. :
Kefauver is moving into an arca
where he has experienced political'
success. i
Before he withdrew in favor of!
Stevenson as a candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomina
tion, he won the Wisconsin pri
mary without a contest. And in
Minnesota, where he goes tomor
row, he scored an upset victory
over Stevenson and state party
leaders.
In a speech prepared for a Ste-
vensons - Kefauver Committee
luncheon here, he said he knew
that Stevenson, as peesident, would
enthusiastically work for ihu
adoption of every part" of the
Democratic farm plank.
1 believe you have confidence
in me, Kefauver said, "and I can
assure you that no one has ever
JMerno from T?eddfc. .
GUM PICKS MONEY
RALEIGH, N.C.; Wl W. E
Hawkins of Raleigh can thank a
wad of chewing gum for a ten
dollar bill. Hawkins said ho drove
his car home and noticed an nh.
ject sticking in the trend of one
ot the tires. Hawkins plucked it
off. It was a $10 bill, securely
fastened to the tire by a wad ot
gum.
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