Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 53, Number 254, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1955 — Page 2

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Urges Land Reform Program In Nation More Demands Made For Benson Ouster MINOT. N. D. (INSI — V. S. senators heard * .North Dakota farmer prophesy today that the nation is due for ‘some kind of land reform program.” Oswald K. Opnaug of Nelson county made this prediction in testimony prepared for hearing by the senate agriculture committee in a 17 state tour to find out what sort of legislation farmers want. OphattK. along with other members of the Farmers' Union, which is particularly strong in North Dakota. also renewed demands heard Tuesday in Worthington, Minn . for the ouster of secretary of agriculture Ezra Taft Benson. Another anti-Benson witness was Robert E. Lee of Larimore. N. I)., who said: “I've got a bad case of Benson blues.” Testimony showed a large number of farmers in Minot, as in other hearings this week, favoring a federal land rental program and a restoration of rigid price supports, either at SO or 100 per cent of parI ity. But Ophaug was the first witness out of more than 200 heard by the committee to suggest land reform. He declared: "I think we are due for some sort of ‘land reform' or some plan which will distribute the ownership of land more tably.•'We will always have a ‘farm problem’ if we have three classes of farmers even with a good farm program.” Ophaug asked for Benson's resignation “because of hit attitude toward the farm problem which we teel does not serve the general national interest." Here are some highlights from other testimony: Art Dale, Montpelier. N. D. — “If the Brannan (incentive payments! plan is successful on wool, let's not be sefish. Why not apply it to other farm commodities also?" Henry Bloom. Stark county Farm Btireau president —“Wheat acreage reduction has gone too far in the area which I represent because j there are no alternative crops. I Helen Mygren. Morton county | Farmers Union—“We have people i today in government who are i more concerned about the exploiter i than about the welfare of this naI tion . . . How can anyone' divide

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fair play and justio* oa a SU per cast bgais." Willjam H. Mgrtiu. Can county Farmers Union— "if you don't atop this sliding acale program It will continue to take farmer after farmer as reserves are used up.” Auto Owner Sought For Questioning Sought As Suspect In Triple Slayings CHICAGO (INS) —The owner of a battered blue car was nought for questioning today in the slayings of three Chicago boys. The car, a 1952 sedan, was found abandoned Thursday. In the auto was an assortment of clothing, including three pairs of blue Jeans and a flannel shirt. Ownership was traced to John Svehla, 35, a former mental patient. * A battered blue car was seen in Robinson's woods forest preserve Oet. 18 near where the nude, beaten and strangled bodies of the three boys were discovered some 36 hours after they hftd been killed. The victims were Robert Peterson. 14, John Schuessler, 13, and his brother. Anton, 11. The parents of the victims viewed the garments Thursday night and said they did not belong to their sons. U.S. Credit Policy Being Reexamined Holt Is Called On Tightening Supply WASHINGTON (INS) —The Eis-i enhower administration has called a halt on any further lightening of the nation's money supply until | government economists can determine more clearly whether the business boom will fade or move higher. This was revealed today by sources in a position to speak with authority. They- said the administration's entire credit policy is being reexamined. and that credit easing measures are under consideration,. Officials said the decision has been ma<T£, as yet, to reverse the administration's tight money policy. But they explained that this, is a period for marking time until there is clearer evidence of the business outlook.

■ — - — " " H. VERNON aW AURAND for IPS' 1 ’ CLERK - TREASURER • Experienced • Home-Owner • Veteran of World War I For Progressive Business Administration... Vote For Aurand Pol. Advt. A ’ Take Advantage of These Low Prices! THIS WEEK-END ONLY! FARLING’S MARKET CORNER OF U.S. 27 AND WASHINGTON STREET FRYBACK’S ECONOMY PAK b ICE CREAM I 740 LIMIT ON NUMBER /2 , I OF « GAL. PACKAGES QallOH -' ---t- V , ■ . | FRESH KILLED BEEF I TENDER ROUND STEAK lb- 69c I ROUND SWISS STEAK lb. 66c CHOICE SIRLOIN STEAK .. lb. 63c I LEAN CLUB STEAKS lb. 49c I CHOICE ARM SWISS STEAK lb. 46c I BEST CUTS OF CHUCK ROAST lb. 39c I BABY BEEF LIVER lb. 23c I FRESH GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. 85c . MHBumNmmMBmMMMaKKwawF * FRESH KILLED PORK AT GIFT PRICES | CENTER OUT CHOPS lb. 69c I PORK SHOULDER STEAK lb. 35c | FRESH LINK SAUSAGE lb. 43c FRESH LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE lb. 53c (above two items made out of Fresh Hams and Shoulders) WHOLE PORK SHOULDERS lb. 29c WHOLE FRESH RAMS lb. 33c | FRESH GROUND PAN SAUSAGE 3 lbs. 79c | | OUR OWN HOME MADE SPECIALS I HICKORY SMOKED SAUSAGE lb. 45c I RING BOLOGNA PLAIN or GARLIC lb. 39c I ALL MEAT FRANKS 3 lbs. 99c I HOMEMADE PRESSED HAM lb. 69c WE CHALLENGE YOU TO MATCH THESE PRICES ANYWHERE ■ , ■ . . • -fr

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