anaheim-gazette 1958-02-20

Washington REPORT By Your Congressman JAMES B. UTT President Elsusbower followed his State of the Union and budget messages with a series of recommendations contained in four separate messages. The first of these was on education, providing for the expenditure of about $800,000,000 a year for five years, for scholarships in scientific fields. It is my feeling that this may turn into a political boondoggle, as I think there are sufficient scholarships available through foundations and large corporations to fill the present and future need. I also doubt whether there are enough qualified students coming out of our primary and secondary schools to absorb these scholarships. Higher education must rest upon the soundness of primary and secondary training, which, over the past 30 years, has been geared more to social studies, group dynamics, and so-called progressive education. This has left the scientific field somewhat short of qualified students. I say this because last year out of some 30 high school graduates who took the examination for entrance into the Naval, Military and Air Force Academies from my district, not one of them made a 70% passing grade, some of them falling as low as a 50% average, with grades of 5, 10, and 15 in algebra. I believe that we must curtail the elective subjects of the students and increase the required subjects of mathematics, chemistry, History and one foreign language such as can history. The Farm Program The second message of agriculture program, with program designed to raise pluses and return to a key in agriculture. I doubt or any of the Admin program will be adopted; the farm groups and facilities cannot agree on a statute program, but a united in opposition to Benson's program. This is to nothing but a stale agricultural surpluses of one billion dollars from Although the Treasury less than $600,000,000 disposed surplus, leaving KING for value! KING for variety! KING for good eating! Potato Soup Potato Bread POTATOES From the country's foremost growing areas of California, Idaho, Florida, Maine and Oregon come these first-quality beauties. Smooth skinned, unblemished, with a delicious delicate flavor. Selected for favorite sizes. They're perfect—an exceptional value at these prices. U.S. No. 1 Russet 10 lb. Bag 39¢ Russet Potatoes U.S. No. 1-A Premiums 71c Russet Potatoes U.S. No. 1-A Premiums 5 bag 33c White Rose Potatoes U.S. No. 1 5 bag 29c Maine Katahdin Potatoes 5 bag 39c Florida Red New Potatoes Fine to Cream 10c Red Velvet Yams Excellent Baked 10c Sweet Potatoes Serves them Condied 15c Mix 'em or Match 'em Bel-Air French Fries, 9-oz. Bel-Air Potato Patties, 12-oz. Russ-etta Potatoes, 12-oz. Bel-Air Frozen Peas, 10-oz. Your Choice 7 pkgs. $1 New Potatoes Highway Small-Wheals 18 oz. can 10c New Potatoes Del Monte Brand 17 oz. can 15c Sweet Potatoes Highway in Syrup 16 oz. can 16c Louisiana Yams Golden Tortoise 29 oz. can 27c Grade AA FRESH EGGS Cream O' The Crop Top Quality EXTRA LARGE carton of one dozen 55c LARGE SIZE carton of one dozen 53c Cheese Cheez W Mashed Butter Potato Peanut Butter Pie Cherries Ice Cream Angel Ring Spry Shortening Mayonnaise Sour Cream Black Pepper Wesson Oil Rey W Quart berry 69¢ For Good Eat Russ-ette Potatoes, 12 oz. Belt-Air Frozen Peas, 10 oz. Your Choice 7 pkgs. $1 New Potatoes Highway Small Whole 18 oz. 10c New Potatoes Del Monte Brand 17 oz. 15c Sweet Potatoes Highway in Syrup 16 oz. 16c Louisiana Yams Golden Trest 29 oz. 27c Golden Yams Royal Prince 17 oz. 29c Potato Soup Campbell's Frozen 10½ oz. 21c Pofato Bread Di Carlo Sliced 27c Potato Salad Read's Brand German Style 16 oz. 33c Potato Salad Read's with Mayonnaise 16 oz. 35c Potato Soup Andeson Brand 16 oz. 21c Potatoes Pik-Nik Shoestrings 2½ oz. 12c Potatoes Kobey Shoestring 1½ oz. Cen 29c Instant Potatoes French's Brand 7 oz. 33c Potato Crackers Nebison Chipper 8½ oz. 29c Potato Peelers Neo Action each 25c Potato Bakers Ebony Lime each 29c EGGS Cream O' The Crop Top Quality EXTRA LARGE carton of one dozen 55c LARGE SIZE carton of one dozen 53c MEDIUMS carton of one dozen 49c PITTED OLIVES Lindsey Ripe Medium Size 7½ oz. 35¢ POTATO ROLLS Skylark baked fresh, tasty Pkg. of 6 18¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SUN., FEBRUARY 20, 21, 22 & 23 1958 SAFEWAY Watch SAFEWAY ...where Your Nearest Safeway jects of mathematics, physics and chemistry. History and at least one foreign language should be required subjects, especially American history. The Farm Program The second message was on the agriculture program, which was a program designed to reduce surpluses and return to a free market in agriculture. I doubt if much or any of the Administration's program will be adopted because the farm groups and farm organizations cannot agree on any substitute program, but are 100% united in opposition to Secretary Benson's program. This can lead to nothing but a stalemate. Our agricultural surpluses are down one billion dollars from last year. Although the Treasury received less than $600,000,000 for the disposed surplus, leaving a $400,000,000 gap, plus storage and handling charges. Abuses by Labor Leaders The third message covered the Taft-Hartley Labor Relations Act, and set forth several concrete recommendations which, if adopted by Congress, and I hope they will be, should eliminate a great deal of abuse by labor union leaders as well as by some employers who, in collusion with labor leaders, do not act in the best interest of the workers. The President also recommended strict limitations against secondary boycotts. The fourth message recommended a five-year extension of the reciprocal trade agreements. This legislation will not receive favorable consideration unless the Administration permits Congress to write into the law essential safeguards against the complete destruction of certain industries in our country because of too heavy imports of various items such as tuna, plywood, cotton fabrics, and certain minerals. I will discuss these individual recommendations later, as they come before our committees. SHISH KEBAR HAMBURGERS (Serves 4) Meat Balls: 1 lb. ground top round ½ cup quick oats ¼ teaspoon thyme ½ teaspoon dry mustard pepper to taste 1 teaspoon salt ¼ cup grated onion 1 egg 2 tablespoons undiluted evaporated milk 2 tablespoons tomato juice 1 tablespoon horseradish KING SPUD! This week, our "best buy" spotlight falls on the wonderful, versatile potato...monarch of the vegetable kingdom! Meet King Spud in all his many forms... discover what a regal budget-stretcher he can be. 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