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    6 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thun.,3une 9, 1960
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CAT. IN 'CORNER
Lilly, a 15-month-old ado
losccnt jofruar, seems to be
sizing up the situation follow
ing arrival at new Iinmo in
Atlanta's Grant . fark zoo.
Hospital News
Visiting Hour
2 to 3:?0 p.m. and 7 to I p.m.
Douglas Community Hospital
Admitted
Mfldtejil Pnrnl Tufffntr TJl,.,li:.,
Fugate, Leonard Hedine, Mrs. Er
nest iiuirus, itoDin uoniey, nose-
burg; Mrs. Lloyd Nickel, Dillard:
Monty Perrine, Coos Bay.
Surgery: Margaret Powers, Ter
ry Sigfrit, Walter Kruse, Mrs. El
vin Ornbaum, Roseburg; Mrs. Bert
Chapman, Myrtle Creek,
ii Discharged
1 Debbie Glasgow, Timothy Mori
arty, Eldon Zane, Mrs. William
Graham and son, Ricky Doyle,
Roseburg; Rodger Bissorinette,
Winston; Ed Smith, Glide; Mrs.
Virgil Beamer and son, Randy Lee,
Corvallis.
j, ' Mercy Hospital
'' Admitted
Medical: Mrs. Theodore Oleson,
Mrs. James Weatherman. Mrs.
Jacquo Edmond, Mrs. Stephen
oaKley, Mark HarDough, William
Beamer, Roseburg; Desda Wixson,
McArthur Wixson, Myrtle Creek;
Thomas Applington, Glide.
Surgery: Frank Cairns, Rose
burg; Clarence Allen, Dillard.
Discharged
Jeff Hayden, Mrs. Kenneth Over
ton, Carlton Kerr, Ralph Sciple,
Mrs. Stanley Sjogren and son,
Richard Keith, Mrs. William Er
ickson and son, Scott William,
Roseburg; Leland Horton, Suth
crlin; Mrs. John Barnett, Glide;
Edward Ertle, The Dalles.
Grand Jury Lowers
Murder Indictment
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. (AP)
The grand jury here Tuesday
reduced a murder indict m e n t
against an 18-year-old AWOL Fort
Ord, Calif., soldier to voluntary
manslaughter.
Bernard Fitzpatrick had been
charged with first degree murder
in an April 7 indictment tor me
stabbing of Ralph Ray Lawson,
Pasco, Wash., last Jan. 31. But
when he again went before the
grand jury Tuesday it handed
down the lesser charge.
Dist. Atty. Arthur Bcddoe said
new evidence nau resulted in re
submission of the case.
The body of Lawson, stabbed
fatally, was found dumped in
snow along a highway at Mount
Hood, east of Portland. Fitzpatrick
was arresieu laier near aeaiue.
Police said Fitzpatrick had killed
Lawson after hitch-hiking a ride
with him.
The murder trial first v
scheduled for May 10, then for
May 31. Finally that date was
cancelled and, at his attorney's
request, he again went before the
grand )urv. Circuit judge uavid
R. Vnndcnborg set Thursday
morning for him to plead to the
new charge.
We love a parade . . . and Safeway is all decked our for the big occasion with a root
in, tootin high faJutin parade of money-saving values scheduled to start rolling this
weekend.
Save on your favorite brands of fine coffee
Regular or Drip
2-lb. tin
FOLGERS COFFEE
C fAl A D FC rOCCCC Superior blend
NOB HILL COFFEE
A ID1AI A f Mild & mellow
-U IV V V JrA I
2-lb. tin
Rich and robust
2 lb. bag
-1.18 'ST 59'
.1.14 f 57'
3 lb, bag
'1.10 S- 55'
-1.59.-S 53'
MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE V" 98' V I"
89'
SAFEWAY INSTANT HZ.-
6 oz.
- Jr
Finns' Ki,chen Croft buttermilk 1 MQ
riUUr pancake or buckwheot Jibs.' tlC
Pancake Flour ttS,k .y2,b. 69c
Pizza Mix 2 JSrc
Vanilla Wafers ..... ,,b. 39c
Instant Cereal SSS"" 2lb 45c
Cigarettes FWiJiT c,n. $1 .89
Cigarettes .....c,n. $1.89
Cigarettes &b::.nd.5. c $1.79
Sweet Wines c7a,ties 5th 69c
Sweet Wines tietie, 5th 69c
The Many Purpose Mix
40-oz;
FRANCO-AMERICAN with rich sauce, the famous "just heat 'n serve" dinner in a can.
Sundown
Freestones
Delicious sun-ripened) irregular pieces, stock up and save MORE at Safeway.
20-oz.
Tins
71 100
Tfns L
British Climbers
Beaten To Peak
' KATMANDU.' Nepal (AP)-An-other
mountain conquered, the
British and Ncpalcsc climbers
thought as they struggled to the
windy peak of Annapurna 4.
But there on top was a dirty
handkerchief.
The handkerchief belonged to
one of the expedition's Nepalc.se
guides, who admitted ho and a
companion had gone ahead to the
top of the 21,000-foot mountain in
west-control -NcDal.
The expedition returned here
Tuesday.
20 Oregonians Among
Military School Grads
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Graduates from the U. S. Mili
tary Academy, the Naval Academy
and the Air Force Academy today
include 20 young men .from Ore
con.
James B. Ocrding of Roseburg
and John Hynd of Ukiah are in
the Military Academy graduating
class.
Gregory Boylngton Jr. of Med
fcrd, Lloyd K. Shier of Grant
Pass and Richard L. Doyle of
Mcdford will be graduated from
the Air Force Academy.
Boyington's father is Lt. Col.
Gregory (I'appy) Boyington, a
Marino flying ace in the Pacific
during World War II.
All of the Oregon Naval Aca
demy graduates are from the
PortUnd irea, , i
Extra SPECIAL!!
Ml
ic Fully Cooked
De Fatted
Ready To Eat
Regular 89c lb.
Z.q!.c
Plan your menu this weekend around a tender Safeway
TOAST"
Here's a meaty roast that gives you an extra measure of good eating for
your money. Safeway sells only the finest grain-fed pork . . . shoulder roasts
... 6 to 8 lbs. ,
PwLV I? tact Fresh b,ac,e cutj
rUriY iVOaSr neck bono removed.
Pork Steak hSlMouWer
lb.
49c
49c
ib.Z4,2
"USDA CHOICE" Beef
e-in cuts .
Rump Roast ton
Boneless Steak
Boiling Beef
...A D Always fresh
VJIUUIIU UCCI
lb.
"USDA CHOICE"
sirloin tip
. lb.
Plate Cuts
"USDA CHOICE" .
. lb.
none finer .
.lb.
barbecues .
WIUUIIU IWUIIU
S3 -.!.-. Large size
DOIOgna by the piece
lb,
lb.
Braunschweiger
Scallops
Sliced Bacon
Liver
sausage .
89c
98'
29c
49c
79c
45c
59c
"USDA CHOICE" Beef, bone-in
Captain's Choice
frozen, breaded
lb.
7 oz. A C.
Del Monte
"Sweetheart" .
P9-
Mb.
pkg.
59c
i
&ound Steaks
or meaty Swiss Steak cientifically fflfc ffk C
aged and close-trimmed Special j&
Enjoy A Tender Manor House
L I. Duckling
mc
Tender meaty young birds
that average from 4 to 4'2 lbs.
Prices In this advertisement are effective through Sunday, June 12, at
Safeway in Roseburg and Sutherlin. We reserve the right ta limit.
" l NBC Chocolate AQ
ttfOOIVieS pinwheels 12VJ-OI.
Pink Camay BB:h 233c
Ivory Flakes 1. L2p" 35c
Coconut Barsts'.... 39c
Oxydoirr.:'. 35c
Mr Clean n. b,u'"'43c
DESIGNING WOMAN!
Safeway's' wonderful stores are really
designed by you, Mrs. Homemakerl You
rightfully Insist on the "mostest and th
bestest" (or your family... and we'vt
made It our. Job to bring you Just that
For quality meats, fresh produce and
famous brand gro- SHOPPING'S
ceries, the finest
and biggest variety
Is at Safeway. AT SAFEWAY I
Fruit Juice STl 39c
Apricots IryhHor,' ut;nm 39c
Fruit Salad fl? .!;in303 39c
Grapefruit ln? .tin303 4$1.00
Grapefruit sse 1 33 31 c
Hominy 2 N?;n 35c
Del Monte Peas XL 5t?ns3 $1.00
Iced Tea Blend 4c8tgbP7g ea. 63c
Vanilla Si9on ...' 39c
Fresh Bread fSt ; 27c
Donutsr.. Do, 39c
Date Coffee Cake 29c
Bath Soap 5pbQi;29c
Ivory Soap , 4for 29c
CleanerarXot9!.e 51c
Strike up the band with specials like these!
DRY HANS
Liquid shortening
and Salad Oil. Half
Reg. $1.05 valu Gal.
NU MADE, the finest, pure aH
vegetable for salads and .
cooking. Reg. 99c.
Why pay more?
Half
Gal.
VELKAY is fine quality 3
yet costs you less. A lb.
Reg. 59c value. (Limit 2) tin
Town House small white 4-lb. 69c
Town House Pinto Beans 4-lb. 65c
Town House Great Northern 4
, Beans .... Bag
Cragmont m 12
sparkling flavors
Plus deposit
Soda Pop
Instant Lac-Mix
Chocolate
Baby Foods
Bath Tissue
Btls.
1
00
Non-fat
Dry Milk
12 s. 8
Carnation instant
serve hot or cold
GERBER'S strained
fruits and vegetable
CHIFFON white,
pink, yellow or aqua
10
10-oz.
Pkg.
Reg.
Tins
Roll
39-
29"
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Sandy Saver Says... Start Saying
GOLD BOND STAMPS
For valuable prizes , . . . Save
on foods (too ... at Safeway
Lucerne "your best buy
Watch your family's eyes sparkle '
I'kJt Es' when you serve the luscious " J '
J things possible with dairy
jl AYV foods! Every day, in many ways, - -
Ia, m ' dairy foods are an important part ( ' i
ofyutfamily meals... nutrition- 0g3 t
tk. "lStfa&sfSW1"' wise as well as taste-wise! And you'll
You'll agree there's no place like
HTM
Safeway for
Beautiful vine-ripened fruit . . specially selected for its
fine eating qualities. Every melon is firm and guaranteed
please. For an added treat, enjoy it with Safeway ice cream
dairv foods are an imnnrtanF lurt . - j
of yout family meals . . . nutrition-
wise as well as taste-wise! And you'll
find Safeway's Lucerne Dairy Foods
give you the best in quality, variety and savings.
$noo
for
Lucerne Cottage Cheese
Enjoy a delicious spring salad made with Lucerne, "Bonus Qualify"
t no extra cost to you . . . choose from creamy large curd. Farmer
style. Farmer style with chives, Lo-Cal and crushed pineapple.
More Safeway "Garden Room" Values
NAME DiTO A E C
Loren K. Olson, AEC's gen
eral counsel, has been nomi
rated by the President to tlio
Atomio Energy Commission
to succeeU - John Flobcrg.
Quart
49c
V Gal.
98c
"Safeway" mild cheddar, Jack or
Longhorn. Reg. 69e lb.
CHEESE
ICE CREAM
ICE CREAM
EXTRA LARGE "AA" EGG
Snow Star fine quality
in 4 delicious flavors,
Party Pride extra-rich
in 7 refreshing flavors
.3 MILK
WHIPPING CREAM
Lucerne "Bonus Quality". Save 2c
per quart on quantity purchases
Lucerne
36
I 59'
Half. 75
Gal.
S 2 d 99c
4:i$178
WsF.
TREE-RIPENED
PEACHES
"Blazing Gold"
Variety
Reg. 25c lb.
lb
Cauliflower
Compact heads, local grown
Cucumbers
Perfect for cool salads :
to - TYJ'K
Appling Announces
Election Winners 1 1
SALEM (AP) Secretary of
State Howell Appling Jr. has an
nounced the names of the appar
ent winners in the race for Re
publican delegates to the national
convention.
He said he has counted about
95 per cent of the vote in the Re
publican primary on May 20.
Those apparently elected dele
gate at large and their vote are:
Gov. Mark Hatfield, 171,690; Sig
Unander, 153,515; Walter Norblad,
150,661; Appling, 150,371; Shirley
Field, 92,653; Wendell Wyatt, 74,
707; Walter Tooze, 74,598; Peter
Gunnar, 70,692; Joss Gard, 69,
642; and Lowell Paget, 65,164.
Those apparently elected district
delegates;
First District Robert Elfstrom,
27,402, and Otto Wilson, 19,679.
aecono District Herman Oli
ver 17,087, and William E. Han-
zen, 11,540.
Third District Phil Roth. 28.-
927, and Arthur B. Carlson, 15,729.
Fourth District Paul, Geddes,
20,837, and Joe Richards, 20,152.
Officer Says Lama's
Escape Impossible
DARJEELING, India (AP) A
Chinese security officer and mem
ber of the Tibetan Communist
party who fled to India said it
is impossible for the Pan
chen Lama to escape from Lhasa.
The Chinese, Dhondup Llowa-'
zang, asid ho ilieved that a re
port that the ranchen Lama is
fleeing toward India is completely
false. He suggested the reDort was
planted by the Chinose to enable
a personal denial Dy tho Panchen
Lama of this and other reports o
recent severe fighting in Tibet.
Quoting "reliable reports," the
Hindustan Standard of Calcutta
said the Panchen Lama eluded his
guards and was trying to reach
safety in India. The Chinese were
reported- trying desperately to
catch him.
The- Panchen Lama is the second-ranking
religious figure in
Buddhist Tibet after the Dalai
Lama. When the Dalai Lama es
caped into exile in India more
than a year ago, tho Chinese in
stalled the Panchen Lama as a
figurehead leader of the Tibetan
government, but he has not been
trusted for many months and was
reported under palace arrest in
Lhasa. -
New Potatoes
U. S. No. 1 White Shaffers
3:29
Watermelons
Red-ripe, tops for flavor '.
.7'
. Pint
mm
Airlines Set Biggest
Commercial Airlift
WASHINGTON (AP) KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines said today :
it will complete tho biggest com
mercial transatlantic airlift in
history next week in flying the
My i'air L,my snow troupa
from Moscow to Washington.
A KLM passenger charter plana '
will arrive here June 14 with the
67 members of the cast and sup
porting force, in preparation for
tho play s opening June 20.
Two cargo planes will arrive ;
hero from the Soviet Union, by
way of Amsterdam, June 15, two
on June 16, and the last June 18.
Eight planes were used to fly
the show to the Soviet Union.
However, two 27,000-pound rcvolv.
ing stages which were flown over
are being brought back by ship.
Pacific NW Unions
Abide By Labor Law
PORTLAND .-(APV Nearly nil J
unions in the Pacific Northwest
are abiding by provisions of th
new Labor-Management Report
ing and Disclosures Act, the Do .
parlment of Labor reported Friday.'
Howard e. liimun, seauic, di
rector of the department's are
office, told tho Northwest Educa
tion Conference nere:
"This same spirit of voluntary
cooperation under the new law ap
pears to exist generally across ths
country."
The law requires that labor un
ions file financial reports and list
other details of their operation.
Seek Earthquake Aid
NEW YORK (AP) -The Board
of Missions of the Methodist
Church said today It will ask 39,
236 Methodist congregations in tho
United States to give what they
can June 26 to aid earthquake and
tidal wave victims in Chile and
other countries.