REGISTER-STAR awitwlty, 0., Aufl. t. 10SS BIG FIGHT ON FARM PRICES TO COME IN 1956 By JOHN BOOTf! INS Farm News Writer WASHINGTON Republicans and alike agree that the big fight over farm price supports will come early next year in time to supply plenty of ammunition for the 1956 presidential campaign. Congress Is set to get out of town momentarily without the Sen-; having taken any action on price support legislation. ThPj House passed a bill to restore flali 90 percent of parity supports on basic crops and the Senate could act on this measure when the new session convenes in January.
Meanwhile, however, the Senate Agriculture committee plans to hold extensive hearings in many parts of the country during the congressional recess and may come up with some legislative legislative ideas of its own. Almost the final word on flexible versus rigid supports was said in a debate between Sens. Russell Long and Thomas Kuchel (R-Cal. carried by the NBC radio-television network over the week -end. Kuchel said: "I think the big farm fight will come along next year when the question- will be, should the Eisenhower flexible price support law be continued, or should it be abolished, and should we return to 90 percent rigid parity? 1 am a firm believer in the Eisenhower program." To which Long replied: "you aie not going to get many farm votes when they see what that program really means, because that is a flexible program and it doesn 't flex any way but down, so far as we can determine.
Many side issues are Involved In the debate. First, there is the matter of increasing the Commodity Credit Corporation 's borrowing authority for price support purposes from 10 billion to 12 billion dollars. The tremendous inflow of cotton and other crops into CCC hands is expected to eat up what remains of the agency 's present lending authority within a few months. Secondly, Democrats continued to hammer away at the Administration 's failure to carry out an sales program in the attempt to sell a goodly portion of the existing surpluses in overseas markets. Some claim that CCC would not have needed more lending authority if a program had been in operation this year.
On that score, Kuchel said: "to the extent that we dispose of accumulated farm surpluses, I am for it I do not believe that the 90 percent rigid support guarantee legislation that we had under the Democratic administrations, should be reenacted, now." Long's answer was that not a single month under the Eisenhower Administration has been as as the worst month under the Democrats in any year since 1941, as far as farmers are concerned. He added: "farm mortgages are up, farm debts are up, farm assets are down, farm prices are down, farm income is down, no matter how you look at it. And all that is in violation of the pledge that the party made when Dwight D. Eisenhower ran for president." TURN RIGHT AT THE NEXT Dr. Kraft Ehricka, German-born rocket designer now employed by an American aircraft firm, explains by use of equations how to travel to the planet Venus.
"Tourist" audience was composed of delegates to the Sixth Annual Congress of the International Astronautical Federation, meeting at Copenhagen, Denmark. Emily Belser In They Now Dream About Shirley Jones HOLLYWOOD, August (INS) Jones, a dewcy-eyed stage-struck gal from Smithton, used to dream about Frank Sinatra and Gordon Mcltae. Now they're dreaming about her! Shirley is the blonde doll whe snagged the lead role in "Oklahoma" and then had to wait two years to play it. But it was worth it. She not only drew vocalist McRae for a man, she also grabbed another starring "Carousel" Frankie Boy Sinatra for her A-l screen boyfriend.
"When I was a freshman in high school," Shirley blushed, "I used to watch Gordon McRae interview Urge Exemption On Gas Utilized For Farm Vehicles WASHINGTON, August 8 (INS) President Eisenhower is being urged by farm groups to include in his 1956 legislative program a provision to exempt gasoline used in agricultural production from federal taxes. The session of congress just adjourned considered the proposal but took no action because repeal was tied in with highway bills which were not passed. The American Farm Bureau Federation has sent letters to the President, a Secretary George M. Humphrey and others uggesting that the levy is discriminatory and that repeal is long overdue. Bellevue Scouts In Court Of Honor Meet BELLEVUE, August 8 Boy Scout Troop 219 held a Court of Honor recently in Ellis school to make achievement awards.
Leonard Hutchinson was MC for the evening and the Rev. Gerald Brown gave the invocation. James Kuhn and Allan Anthony were received as new Scouts while Ronald Mckenzie and Daniel Burke were promoted to second class. Star Seoul awards went to Ernest Beckstein, Maike, Paul Anthony, Honald liuruit and Steven Lapata. Marvin Lei- was made a Life Scout.
Highlighting the evenini' was the promotion of William Squires to liagle Scout. The award was made by Thomas Maclntyre, commissioner of Scouts in the Firelands Area. He is the fourth K.mle Which Troop 219 has produced. Francis Barnes of the Kiwauis Club gave Scouts and a flac to the troop Captue Michigan Man In Corn Field FREMONT, August 8 Captured here after he was flushed out of a corn field at Busy Corners west of here, Thomas Nauman, 19, Grand Rapids, will be released to Michigan authorities, Cpl. S.
W. Mason of the state highway patrol reports. Nauman crashed an allegedly stolen car at the corners and took oft into the corn fold. He was captured an hour later after patrol, Fremont, Gibsonburg, and sheriff oifieers searched the area. Nauman is a parole violator, having served three years of 18 months to five year sentence for auto theft.
He was paroled from Michigan reformatory, lona. teenagers on television. I thought he was the most wonderful man I'd ever seen, but I never thought I'd be playing opposite him in a movie!" Shirley also was a little bug-eyed when they told her Frankie would be her love interest in "Carousel." "I've always been a fan of his. I met him once on the set of 'Guys and but I bet he doesn't remember me." One look at Shirley and a blind man would remember even the minutest eyes, natural blonde hair, and curvy 34-21-35 measurements. It was these details that earned her the title of "Miss Pittsburgh" of 1952, the "turning point of my life." "I think it's all because of my birthday.
'Oklahoma' first opened on Broadway on my birthday (March 31, 1943). I was nine years old. Then I got my first feature role on my birthday and signed my contract on my different years." Shirley, who originally was engaged to appear in the stage version of the famed musical, waded througn two Broadway shows and the filming of "Oklahoma" before she finally reached the legit Rome and Paris. She arrived in Hollywood this week, fresh from her European triumps both musical and romantic. 'Those French and Italian boys kissed my hand and asked me to marry them," she laughed, "but when I get married it'll be to the typical American garden variety.
"Those foreigners are too possessive!" Ike's Age Now Headline Issue As Solons Speak WASHINGTON, August 8 Republicans Insisted today that President Eisenhower is "younger than his years" and should not contemplate Quitting the Vvnite House because of age. Mr. Eisenhower's age became a headline issue when he told an Ohio GOP delegation a few days ago that the presidency puts an immense physical burden on a man of his age. He will be IJ 5 in October and would be 70 in final year of a second term. The President's impromptu comments gave his party fresh alarm that he would not seek a term.
Sen. Norris Cotton (R- N. said: "No two people of the same number of years have the same age. I think he is younger than his years. I would rather have Mr.
Eisenhower for President even if he were 80 than most men of fiO." Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel raid: "The President's age should be irrevelant to the question of his candidacy. He is in vigorous health. Someone has said that age is a state of mind.
I agree. "President Eisenhower's vision and leadership at Geneva were young and forward looking. I observe that Chancellor Kjnrnd Adenauer of West Germany is going in '-Or and Sir Winston Churchill's Statesmanship has continued well into his 80s. The Democratic expressed by Sen. Paul Douglas, 111.
direct comment on the age issue. Douglas summed up things by saying: "The President seems to be following the time-honored procedure of Presidents Hearing the end of the first is, keeping people guessing." Douglas explained that if the President were to announce new that he wasn't going to seek re election, his influence and power within his own party immediately would wane Theater Scktdultf OHIO "Interrupted 3:05, 5:10, 07:15, 9:25. STATE For The 1:15, 4:05, 6:55, 8:45, "Man From Bitter Ridge" 2:45, 5:35, 8:25. DRIVE-IN 'Ten Wanted 11 :30. "Little Boy "Peace Platoon" In Ohio Being Formed Marine Corps Unit' Planned On 10th Anniversary World War 2 End.
KITES BEING ARRANGED MARIETTA, August 8 (UP) Funeral arrangements were being made here for Herv W. Miner, 73, news editor of the Marietta Daily Times for the past 12 years. Ernest Englund To Be Honored At Fete BELLEVUE, 8 Ernest Englund. 8(i, 104 Fairt'eld-av, will be an honored guest on August 18 in Lansing, as a part of that city's centennial celebration A display of old-time farm machinery is to be staged in con- iiiection with the celebration aiu Englund is to be honored as the (it signer of the famous Mack Hawk corn planter. Englund has been rated as a Scout ileading machinist and tool design- jcr for years and worked originally ICT the Ohio Cultivator here, nmvE -iM BOX OFFICE OPEN 7 :15 SHOW STARTS 8:00 A "Peace, Platoon" is now being formed by Marine Corps recruiting offices throughout northern Ohio.
This special platoon is in connection with the 10th anniversary of the end of hostilities in World War 2 on August 14. Applicants for this special "Peace Platoon" will be accepted until August 16. On that date the group will receive the oath of enlistment at, Cleveland and depart from Parris Island, S. C. Major J.
P. Young, officer in charge of Marine recruiting in this area, said that young men between the ages of 17 and 28 who are interested in becoming a member of this special "Peace loop" should contact his office at the city building, Sandusky, as soon as possible for complete in formation. Bellevue WOTM Unit Notes Alumni Night BELLEVUE, August 8 Women ol the Moose held Mooseheart Alumni night recently at the lodge home, Mrs. Richard Adams presided with 19 members present. Mrs.
Richard Rock installed Mrs. U. W. Fitzgerald as junior regent and Mrs. Joseph Green as sentinel.
Mrs. Harold Scott was initiated as a new member. Miss Evelyn Dick and her committee served lunch. Next regular meeting is set for August 18. Plan Ambulance Turnpike Bids? Specified Zones Contracts for the furnishing of ambulance services to persons who become 111 or who are Injured on the Ohio Turnpike will be awarded to the best bidders on the basis of competitive bids to be received August 23, it was announced today by the executive director of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, Frank CT Dunbar, Jr.
Any such contracts will be awarded for a period of two years pursuant to the advertlsment for bids. Ambulance operators interested in submitting bids can obtain a statement of the terms and conditions of bidding and copies of the proposed contract to be entered into with each successful bidder from the offices of the Ohio Turnpike Commission, 139 E. Gay-st, Columbus 15, O. All bids must be received at or before 10 a. m.
(est), August 23, in the offices of the commission. Service to be furnished, under each contract, will be within a specified zone of the Ohio designated as an "Ambulance- Services Zone." The number of each contract, the number of each zone covered thereby, and the location of each such zone includes Contract AM-5, Zone 5, from a point 10 miles east of Interchange 5 in Wood-co to approximately 13 miles east of Interchange 6, known as Fremont-Port Clinton in San dusky-co. Contract AM -6, Zone 6, from the Sandusky-co location eastward to a point approximately 13 miles east of Interchange 7, known as Sandusky-Norwalk, in Erie-co. Contract AM-7, Zone 7, from Erie-co point eastward to approximately three miles east of Interchange 8, known as Lorain- Elyria in Lorain-co. The Mormon temple at Mesa, is one of only six In the United States and the only one located in the southwest.
ACTRESS STRICKEN WASHINGTON, August 8 (UP) Janet Beecher, 70, Broadway and motion picture star for nearly 40 years, died here Saturday. TONITE AND TUESDAY NITE IN TECHNICOLOR "TEN WANTED MEN with RANDOLPH JOCELYN SCOTT BRANDO at 8:05 :30 AND LITTLE BOY LOST" with RING CROSBY CLAUDE DAUPHIN TODAY and TUESDAY MAME-UIOmil CHAMPION II THREE FOR THE MYRON MtCORMCK SHOW STARTS WEDNESDAY WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ON GIANT SCREEN MON. Color Cartoon Randolph Scott in "TEN WANTED Glenn Ford Anne Francis "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" Cartoon Cinemascope TOO! 50 MEN AND A GAL- You'll fall in love with them, as they fell for her! I VAN JOHNSON JOHN HODIAK Dance Nightly Under The Stars The Enchanting Music of JOE BALDI Cleveland 's Top Favorite Direct from Famed Herman Pirchner 's Eldorado Club Cedar Point's Tavern Terrace Patio No Cover No Minimum nrckcri'liicls 1o the I lu- company which 1ms since been li.kcn over by the co*ckslnitt Farm Commendation was yiven to lialph Machinery Co. Kingsley for his work as troop leader. Sarah Bernhardt is to ihavo hei'ii horn in Paris about I TL 1844 of Jewish descent, although Investigate ineit was a Christian a child and was educated in FREMONT, August 8 Sheriff a convent.
Ted Paul is investigating burglary Of $110 from the Nollenhcrgr'r' Farm Equipment Co. on Houte 120 west of here. Loot consisted ol a tool box containing SKID worth of tools and $10 from the cash register. Starting Monday Vivacious Stormy Lynn PIANOS NEW and USED Convenient Tumi (220 TYLER ST fine 1113 GERHARDSTEIN E. W.
Altstaetter Insurance Aoencv General Insurance Bide Pb lit A Perfect Outing! see FOJ.JD/iY spend dav 1 night in Detroit On'v SID.65 nef 2 persons in a room Includes 0 Cinerama Seats 0 Lovely Room For reservations or information Write: Tour Manager Detroit 26. Michigan Phone: Woodward 2-2300 Greenfield Village Packet also available. ANN STAGE EX BAR In the Heart of Downtown Sandusky AIR CONDITIONED POPULAR PRICES It's Lorain County's Centennial Fair! WELLINGTON OHIO LORAIN COUNTY 5 BIG 22-23-24-25-26 Monday, Aug. Tuesday. Aug.
24- S.ADDI.I: UOIt.SK I'. M. SHOW Aug. Thursday, Aug 25- Friday, Aug. STACK SHOWS.
7:30 and 9:30 p. in. with LES ELGAKT'S BAND, Do.MAKCO SISTERS. THE STEP BROTHERS, Ronnie Barrett, MC. 10 a.
in. Horse p. in. Pony p. m.
Bicycle Awards. LORAIN SHOWS. 7.30 and 9.30 p. m. with KALPI1 FLANAGAN BAND.
Step Brothers, Numerous TV Acts. 9 a. in. judging open classes. 1:30 p.
m. Harness and Pony Races, 7:30 p. in. judging of Ash-Med-Way Guernsey Show cattle. ELY III A Jl'NIOR FAIR DAY.
9 p. m. STAGE SHOW with TED WF.EMS BAND, the HILLTOPPEKS, Johnny Andrews as MC. 9 a. in.
judging, open class, junior p. m. Harness and Pony p. in. Stock, and Automotive Parades.
7:30 and 9:30 p. m. WARD BEAM'S INTERNATIOAL AUTO DAREDEVIL CONTEST THRILL SHOW. Judging completed at 9:30 a. m.
Tractor Pulling plus Junior Fair Steer Club Show and Sale. DON'T MISS THIS BIG FAIR! Bring the Family All Day YES SIREEI WE PUT A NEW WURLITZER IN YOUR HOME FOR $8 Per 1650 NOW! For Informallon WILLIAMS MUSIC CENTER 2nd Bitt. SEE the MARINES! at CEDAR POINT Mondv Night, o'clock SEE the erack outfit featured in the movie hit "Battle DRESS PARAGE STARTS at 7 o'clock at the Band Stand. UNITED STATES MARINES Camp Lejeune, N. C.
6th This is the movie you've read about heard about! Greatest romantic drama since "The Great Caruso!" CTCDCADUAMIP CniIMn STEREOPHONIC SOUND in COLOR starring Glenn Eleanor FORD-PARKER with Roger MOORE-Cecil KELLAWAY LAST 2 DAYS FREE SHOW AT POINT Hodgini's Aristocratic Canine Revue has been booked as the outdoor free show at Cedar Point for the entire week of August 8-14 inclusive with free shows daily at 4 and 9 at the bandstand. Included in this act is a thoroughbred Shetland stallion and dogs, registered with American Kennel Club, as follows: Western Highlanders, Dalmatians, Pomeranians, Kerry-Blue, Wirehaired and smooth Dachshunds. Hodgini's Aristocratic Canine Revue is the only one of its kind to have been asked to play return engagements on both famous television Junior Circus and Super Circus. ATTICA FAIR PROGRAM ATTICA, OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10 to 4 P. Talent and Twirling Review Races 8:30 8:15 A.
M. P. 1:00 2:30 8:15 THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 P. Day P. Tractor Rodeo P.
Races FRIDAY. AUGUST 12 A. Pulls A. Races SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 A. Pulls P.
Machinery, Float and Pet Parade 8:15 P. Car Races $1,000 Purse 10:00 8:15 9:00 1:00 B. F. GOODRICH that is) BFG TV Motorola TV That's Where It'll Be at BFG The New 1956 Motorola TV Watcb for Announcement BF Goodrich 201 W. Market St.
Phone 199.
