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14 The Newi-Review, Koseburg, Ore. Ihur.. Nov. 9, 1961 m MONTGOMERY WARD 1411 N. t. Splii, OR 2-4111 OPiN MON. t mi. NIGHTS TIL f rrz fir St-' .70-15 twbo-typo blackwall NO MONEY DOWN GUARANTEED 24 MONTHS Hurry In today! Get the sure traction you need for Winter driving. Best quality Power Grip Nylon with extra-deep tread for "Sure Go" in hub-deep snow. Tvaa-tyn Tgaalaat Ilia hlnkwaH Slia Maawall ,30,0n 17.11 oi, so-1 s 1 6ii 1.70-IS .70-l$ ac 7 50-14 li.il 0-1 S 1 1. 7. I0.J S i-00-IS M il" 7 40-15 11.11' r6-iS m 1.S0-14 JI M" too-is si.u ioQ-15 woo-i ii.u" WMawall it laaral No TraoVIn relr.d. hoi aha . Riverside Air Cushion 88 11 4.70-11 faka-tya HO HOMY ftOWNI GUARANTEED IS MONTHS Serviceobility at a low price Sam lirong Nylon found in much higher priced tires Multi-row titod design Tube-type Tubelest Six blackwall Six blackwall 4.70-15 10.14" 6.70-13 or 7.50-14 12 88 7.10-15 IMS 7.10-15 or 1.00-14 15.81 7.60-15 15.11 7.60-13 11.88 Whlhiwall $3 moral 'Al p,km phn wciw toi wd rvr W tin November Pork Prices Dropping; Turkeys In Good Holiday Supply NORTHWEST FOOD REVIEW By MARTHA A. POGLTON Consumer Marketing Agent (Written for Associated Press) With Thanksgiving fast ap proaching, marketa are taking or der! for the traditional holiday turkeys. A plentiful supply of fresh frozen turkeys of all sites are available this year. Stores carrying fresh bird, also, will begin receiving them the week of Thanksgiving. Pork prices are declining this month with a good supply coming to market now, and both fresh loins and bacon are showing slightly lower price levels. Kight after the holiday consumers here in the Pacific Northwest can look for even more features on fresh pork. Beef prices are steady this week with attractive buys on chuck cuts, particularly. You will find some good value in lamb, too, with prices similar to last week. At the current low prices fryers continue to bo a popular choice for the men'' with the many inter esting ways they can be prepared. Excellent quality fresh fillet of red snap-er, sole and cod ire in ample supply at the fish counters this week. Pacifi: oysters are at their prime and supplies are am ple to meet the increased demand at this season of the year. Al though fresh salmon is in short supply now, some silvers are still coming in. Among the best values in vege tables this wee1- are cabbage, carrots and cauliflower. Local winter squash of the Hub bard variety is low in price, also, along with potatoes, spinach and celcbery. Acorn squash and red cabbage are available, too, at reasonable prices. In the moderate buy group are artichokes, zucchini squash and Kentucky Wonde.' beans from California. Broccoli and Brussels sprouts are in good supply for other choices in green vegetables. You will find bright, firm green peppers of very good quality, though prices are generally a little higher, now. Lettuce of all types and local greens are in the moderate price group with cucumbers from Cali fornia and Florida, green onions and radishes. Vine-ripened toma toes have shown an increase in price this week, with tube pack j tomatoes more attractively priced in some stores 1 Dry onions are holding steady in price with medium sizes a slightly better value. Other items in the medium price range are mushrooms, swee' potatoes, and the root vegetables, parsnips, turnips, and rutabagas, Jonathan apples are still avail able this week; however, remain ing supplies of this variety are fully ripe and should be used soon after purchase for good eating satisfaction. Vtinesaps are on the market, earlier than usual this year and they are reasonably priced. Rome Beauties are moderately priced, and with the shorter crop of Delicious, this variety will command higher prices through out the winter months. Red grapes, particularly the Emperors, are a good value, while other varieties, including the Ribiers and Ladyfingers, are higher. Bananas and small pink grapefruit from Florida and Tex as are attractively priced. Some juice oranges may be good buys this week, with some stores featuring the Hamlin vari ety from Florida. In general, oranges and medium or large grapefruit are moderate buys. Avocados, Anjou pears, per simmons, pomegranates and San ta Claus melons add interest to the list of fruits in the moderate price group. Fresh cranberries are plentiful, too. Harvests have been exceptional ly good for pecans which have set a record in production this year and the yield has been notably high for almonds. Stores are of fering the new crop nuts at mod erate prices with filberts, peanuts and Brazil nuts included in the selection. $3 Million Price Tag Set On Cost Of Fighting Blazes LOS ANGELES (AP)-The City I Council estimates the cost of fighting the two mammoth fires in the Santa Monica Mountains at more than $3 million. Losses in private property have been estimated in excess of $15 million not including furnishings and personal effects. More than a dozen planes have doused "hot spots" with the fire- retarding chemical known as bo rate. Authorities say the bombers are invaluable in extinguishing flames in otherwise inaccessible areas. Inlvestigators have not deter mined whether the firt outbreak resulted from accident, arson or spontaneous combustion of under- dry brush. The flames destroyed the Bel- Air home of Dr. WiUard F. Libby, Ex-Ambassador To Ireland Dies CONCORD, N.H. (AP) R. Scott McLeod. 47, a former newspaper man who rose in government service to become ambassador to Ireland in the Dwight D. Eisen hower administration, died Tues day night. . Mcleod, general counsel to the Republican members of the U S Senate Appropriations Committee since last January suffered heart attack at his home in Sut ton, near Concord, in the morning. McLeod's nomination to be am bassador stirred a Senate contro versy in May, 1957. Democrats criticized his record as State De partment security chief and Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa., called him a "svmbol of the witch hunter" of 1963 and 1934. Clark condemned McLeod's han dling of security clearance of State Department and foreign service officers. Sen. Styles Bridges, R V II , for whom McLeod had worked, and former Sen. William Knowland, R Calif , who was then the Senate Republican leadrr, came to Mc Leod's defense. Knowland quoted Eisenhower as saying he had full confidence in the nominee and Bridges said McLeod was the vie- tim of i "smear campaign." I The Senate voted 54-22 to reject !a motion to return the nomination to its Foreign Relations Commit tee for further Inquiry, and con firmed the nomination 60-20 on May , 19i7. McLeod was born in Davenport, Iowa, and was a reporter on the Cedar Rapids (Iowa) Gazette, un til he became an agent for the FBI. He resigned from the ambassa dorship last January when Pres ident Kennedy took office. Nobel Prize-winning scientist and, UCLA professor. The Libbyi evac uated their home Monday, re turned Tuesday and found nothing but rubble. It was at this home! that Dr. Libby built i fallout shel ter for $30, consisting mainly of ganaoags and timbers. The fire; left the shelter shrouded in ashes, but otherwise intact. ' I The Santa Monica Mountains' run 10 miles north and west of' Los Angeles, separating the down town and Hollywood area from the San Fernanda Valley to the north. Stars and movie executives' have lived for three decades in' the area known as the Hollywood' Hills. The Hollywood Hills are: dotted with scenic canyons Ben-1 edict, Laurel, Coldwater, Beverly I Glen, Rustic, MandevuUe. Laurel Canyon was slightly scorched. Benedict and Coldwater virtually unscathed. The others were heavi ly damaged. TV actor Richard Boone and bandleader Lawrence W'elk spent all night Monday watering down I the roofs of their homes. Both bouses were saved. Fred MacMurray had to evacu ate his wife, former actress June) Haver, and their two daughters from his home but firemen man- aged to save most of the house.; The actor was so grateful that he prepared dinner for the lire fight ers Tuesday night. Budget Drafters Sharpen Pencils WASHINGTON (AP) Rep. John J. McFall. D Calif., said here President Kennedy's budget drafters are sharpening their pen cils on water projects in line with a general effort to balance the budget next year, McFall conferred with Budget Bureau officials here on a pro gram of flood control, navigation and irrigation works in his con gressional district. "I do not believe that water projects are being emphasized in the budget balancing effort," Mc Fall told a reporter. "But I was informed that every item is being considered carefully and that wa ter development will bear its share of necessary cutbacks in spending." Budget drafters are in the final phases of hearings on money re quests for the 12 months begin ning July 1, 1962. The budget is to be sent to the printer in mid December and submitted to Con gress in mid-January. McFall said that despite a pos sible slowdown in spending for water development, he does not expect the Kennedy administra tion to request a general mora torium on ner projects. 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