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ES BAGGED 1957 Rhiora Drive. Vista. I 4.000 green scarab beetles so permits the mak- i 62.S0O, ing of loans for building of acn of larmiand on the 338' homes in small rural commu-b""ona fide farms rtitles a. well as on farms. Much o! the acreage on the 'Loans may be made to farm- 338 farms Is in grass. Much :ors with off-farm Income to is idle croplar d. In 1960, the :buv and enlarge small farms. crop reporting board said the Previously such loans could be total land harvested only made only on farms 1arg6 amounted to 75 520 acres ienough to support a family GROWING ROI.E i Iwithou. outside income. 5ipp,it,,e ootf t The new program also per- ^ farmns, in nuts the making of loans forim< farm real estate improvement U^, lan twice the sue of| the Agriculture De without taking a mortgage partment has hopes for Al- ihe farm. It also raises fromjaska $250,000 to S-oOO.OOO the ceiling 1-php apeatguryicut'oluterdc economy. ks. Mrs. I.yt? devised eon- on loans lo groups of farmers !,hough"the few fa,m* pro- II inset-ts causing trouble for for developing rural commu-less than 10 per cent of ers. She used 'L\ traps made vood to sticks, plat-ins rotten y with insecticides and hanuers. :AVORABLE Dwntrend nit_\ vs a t e r. irrigation and me food consumed there, ag- drainage systems. lirutture's part in the Alaskan Never in the history of the eronomv is giowjnp. Farmers' Home Administra- During the last decade farm nun, the department said, receipts have almost tripled "has there been such an over- m value, all upgrading of the supervised: Farm value is on the in- agricultural credit service.;crease. The average value of This will permit the thousandsjiand and bindings per Alaskan of farmers whose equities]farm is about $43,000 today, have been wiped out by lowlcompared to $12,500 in 1960. net returns ot recent years an] Half of Alask's farms are1 opportunityi to obtain neededloperated by fu'l-time farmers,' ^Slowed financing." iand most ol these places ha' i--CARPET--i0,-of this tea: milk production art.(was 1 per cent above a year n ji*lier. with June and July EVERYTHING. CM|A WE INSTALL^[output tunning j pci cent n- jatKive the 1900 rate. Milk pro- GUARANTEED19ll IV IN ANY AREA ti'k riuction m the second half was likely to exceed a year ago by Continuous a ,a wider margin than In the ^_ first half. For 1%1 as a whole, tilk outp-ub'wa s hkelv to exceed Filament 95 |asl year's 122.9 billion pounds 'n,jby moie than 15 billion (pounds. in; The depanment said milkvasjfeed price relationships still in'would be relatively favorable Nylon vS rd JPile W his'to milk producers, even If of-therc was some rise in feed ing'prices later this year, lasj The department said rash as-'receipts to farmers for milk, ]and dairy products in 1%V ion ilikely would be 3 to 4 per rent ledjgrrater than in i960 The in.'erjerease stems from highrn 100% Wool Pile 100% Nylon Pile Many Rolls $095 JEU ss- >erjprices and increased market-! u*d lings. The department said in-1 94-4 [Creases in cash receipts' e. [would oecui in all regions ol\ th.t the counti \ REMNANT Criticized < -CLOSE-OUT- Some as large as 45 sq. yds. i Dealers up to 50% off oth program started before] ter wheat planting time.j RAYON $145 VISCOSE PILE ! I *q` letter to membeis tliat ess of lime will lTraky, adduce :iy ele ; supplie the new program 1 "The hunted way ie the program was i through will make ; pi oblems for the g ' trade." the leltei sa-rd- -_Phono Collect for Free Estimates <Y 7-1631 CARPET CITY 61 0 W. Washington Weekdays 9-9 Sat. 9-6 Closed .Sunday i MONEY 'ROUND THE + 'i 'No. 5 in a Series . . . - She wears her savings ^ight, there where all can see them, and it generates lots of interest among the Choco Indiana of Panama. In lact, it would gen erate quite a lot of interest in ptlr home town -- Encinitas, California. But it isn't spend able interest such as the 4 ^ % .we pay on savings every quarter. Now if this Indian lass wanted, she could send her savings to us by mail and quickly earn enough to buy herself a poodle instead of a pig. c X X 0 fi *->*-* *-*-*-`*-*- HOUSE PAINT SALE! FULLER FINE QUALITY WHITE PURE PREPARED HOUSE PAINT fitul _ . PfllHT -- S-16B ^ ; ... a tremendous saving on fine Fuller White oil frase house paint. Gloss finish. 2020 Hi'Hiding white only. Save now! -^2- \ LADDER \ OFFER! 6-tt. Magnesium Ladder *1838 Value 0NLY*1X-- with fdur-gal. purchase 0NLY*14 -- with one-gal. purchase of Pure Prepared Hcjuae Paint or Fuller All-Surfaca Mouse Paint. While Tltf list MORE FULLER SPECIALS! PLASTIC DROP CLOTH,Reg.$U0 Special 51c CHAMOIS, Reg. $2.40 ... Special $1.21 CRE-SOF, Reg. 404................................. Special 26t FULLER NOW AT THESE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ' BOWNTOWN 647 L St. a* ?'k BE 9-7148 NORTH PARK 2652 Univ.nity A... CT 6-4167 NATIONAL CITY 915 National Ave. 6R 7-9391 DR. BEAUCHAMP HAS BEEN ADVISED BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WELFARE THAT THE FOLLOWING PRO GRAM IS NOW IN EFFECT FOR PENSIONERS. AND WE QUOTE... "Effective Nev. I, I960, as a result oft additional federal fundjh available for meo<cal care, all necessary denial _^>*T9jces for Old Age Security recipients will be provided through the Medical Care Trust Fund to cover tne entire caseload." What this means is that you can go fo your dentist and have arrangements made to start ydjur work and the county will in turn pay for your dental services. VISIT ANY OF DR. BEAUCHAMP'S OFFICES IN CALIFORNIA AND LEARN't HOW THIS NEW PLAN WILL HELP YOU. t on Upper, Lower and Partial DENTAL PLATES and PAY NOTHING UNTI|. AFTER March 1,1962 DR. BEAUCHAMP'S VERY LOW PRICE POLICY NOW IN EFFECT SAVES PLATEWEARERS UP TO 50 i from FORMER l LOW PRICES OF JAN. I. 1952. ON ALL DENTURES . . . NO MONEY DOWN... 2 YEARS TO PAY DON'T PAY ANY MORE UNTIL AFTER MAR. t. 1942--UP TO 2 YEARS TO PAY -- on approval of your crodlf. Juit fall o* how much you v>>ih to pay aach waak or montk -- thera ara NO EASIER CREDIT TERMS -- NO CARRYING CHARGES _ NO RED TAPE -- NO 1HIR0 PARTY OR FINANCE COM PANY TO DEAL WITH | ^ JB %/C CAO/ From ur former LOW j | C DU /O PRICES by having your ; PRESENT DENTAL PLATE TEETH reset in MODERN | TRANSLUCENT MATERIALS. BROKEN AND MISS- J j ING TEETH REPLACED. SAVE NOW! PAY LATER! BIG SAVINGS PRICES gladly.quoted In ADVANCE!- PHONE BE 9-1251 Pul T AUnnen, fittident OBd l o a n a s s o c ia t io n 3rd and E Stf* Enctqitas, Calif. PLateau 3*5531 512 Front St. . BE 2-2473 7547 Girerd 336 N. Broadway &L~4-2I84................. ' SH T-TB4I" HIUCKSST PACIFIC BEACH EL i832 Fifth Are. CY 5-7607 I 154 Garnet St. HU 1-1220 223 N. Mnoli* 4 HI 402ft ` ClAIRfMONT QUA0 -- S063'/j CUir.mont Or. - iNTUHCi, 624- BROADWAY ?n d h o o k Corner 6th & Broadway ELEVSTOR SERVICE 8:30 S.M. TO 5:30 PJJ- SNAKE A Jenny Sanforti, 2, c Sanford of Champaig pet, Heddy, a 3U-foo Jacqueline, brought University. FOR COMMIT . LegisU Closed CHICAGO. Sept.^ 9 i* remmlttee of legislators legislative committees si be free exclude the j and public from exec aessions. The assertion was I talned in a report by s lawmakers from r I states who make up the i h mittee en Legislative resses and Procedures, nf the National Legisl Conference. if The report was distril to 7.S00 statt legislators many other state offlcia the Council of State Go merts, Chicago. The co is an unofficial body of el. (ate officials which serv a clearing house for stud.' imprchange nf inlormatic stale government probl FIIWKR COMMITTERS Klexen reoommenda were made for overhaulm pects of the lawmaking said has flogged down I oor.iused work of as^err in many states \ Committees whirh s| he fewer in number, th poc said. 'Imuld make visions "for public hna ; facilities for such beam "The right of legisl committees to -'old rlnv cssaiV should he rerngr and its desirahili!\ em; izerl." the committee said Committees also si have the-power lo denv mgs and io kill hills, th Bleak Is Cuba Es MIAMI. Fla . Sept > Many Cubans fleeing hy from their homeland ap to he using a shoal arr sandbars and uninhabite lands as their Rranrlen Gale to freedom . The shoal area (s called Sal Rank and is about 3.5 r north nf Cuba's central Villas Province. On the it looks like a diMorted go its outline marked bv largest islands in the banF Cay Sal is part nf the tish-owned Bahamas. F morning i US Coast O' plane flies to the hank loo for r e 1 u g e es who l beached their usually ur worthy-boats to w-aii for f ft takes the plane an hou fly around the 140 mile cumference- SAFE FEOM PURSUIT don'.L know anyti certain," a a y s Cmdr. Ja A. Palmer, commanding ccr of the Coast Guard Station in Miami. "But elcptfrlence shows us that Cubans go there. It's the c .. _ fiii'J?.oLn.L 0L lAbd. .that,'" j from pursuit because It * tish territory " The British allow, the C< Guard to pick up the refufc1 . "We report every boat sight." said Cmdr. David freest, one of the pil ".These people ave crossinj