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! r MEDF05C iOKESOH) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN Thursday, December 2, 1954 11 ! " T" 'ymri You're Hoi Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Mueli (E jttvfi LCd JL LGd SIXTH AN D GRAPE STREETS OPEN 7 DAYS A (5 ' WEEK UNTIL nil i it i I i i i i i , i i i w u TTTlTT VI la), ml - - . J. . . . x . . .V . . ' RA M 01DERN---3ELF. SERVICE 7 rTTn"TO X T" XT TTTV : V P.M. ! If If II I I 1 W-J&?-itxZKJL j I ' il I , I I ; I I i Good for 10c on the Purchase 4 1111 II i 11 11 of Quart of ICE CREAM ' 11' J I U 10e Good only thru Dee. 5) 10c J U I 1 t II m - I CAN OF RICHARDSON'S Sundae Topping With one or more quarts ' f j v OF ICE CREAM Rich in Vitamins -- Not high in calories. Good source of Vitamins A-B-C-G - only 100 calories to cup. Good source of Calcium and Phosphorus. A real health food that everybody likes. The aristocrat of desserts Keep some in your LIPTON TEA THE- TEA !4-Ib. 39c L1PTON TEA BAGS THE AsrTEA Pkg. of 48 59c C o u p o Jjffy MAIL IN J WRAPPERS 3 for; 34c m i iwrv urr 7Dxx vrawnwiv j V1" ' i :mti Jost Me bfusbiiMi destroys mist 33c 3- O O O Southern Oregon Folks have told us what "Fresh," Ten der Turkeys we sold for Thanksgiving. Thanks a lot! . . . Proof that besides the Food Goodness, "If you are not shopping at the Groceteria, you are paying too much." To be sure of the size you want . . ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS TURKEY MOW! YOUNG - TENDER MEATY SMALL SIZE mm Under 3 lb. Average SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND SEALED, CELLO WRAPPED UCED '-BACOn U.S. GRADED'XHOICE" GENUINE SPRING man aw Shoulder Cut . ' , Lean FRESH PACIFIC CRAB,:B3EAT GROCETERIA'S "OWN" LEAN FRESH MADE E mmm LEAN TENDER RIB CUT ojrni 0 P0RK;H0PS Mm a A mmm m m imSB a k. k. h . - U. UlvAUCD . "WnOICfc ; UENUINE SPRING - . .J..11,, ' Ji T GROCETERIA'S ?OWN" LEAN FRESH MADE ' COUNTRY STYLE ARMOUR'S STAR LEAN SMALL lABiBACQia Sold In the -Piece At Only LEAPING HIGH INTO AIR, this Miami, Fla. fish, Astronotui Ocellatus, takes food from fingers of attendant at aquarium. It kills other fish In defense of young. (InUnationcl Soundphoto) French Ask Delay in Ratification Debate Paris. (U.R) The Dowerful Foreign Affairs Committee of the National Assembly- asked today that debate on ratification of the Western . European ." Union be postponed a week until Dec. 20, Xhe Assembly s steering com mittee, including committee 'chairmen and representatives' of all major groups in the legisla ture, will rule on the Foreign Af fairs Committee's request to morrow. Premier Pierre Mendes-France who reported to the foreign af fairs group today on his recent visit; to the United States, had wanted to -get the ratification debate, under way on schedule Dec. 14. " Informed sources said he rrob- ably will accept the week's post ponement, but they predicted he will demand a confidence vote if there is any further stalling on the issue. Robber Gets Tougher , Jolt Second Time Kitchener. Ont (U.R)Gerald Hopf, 18, was freed on proba tion ruesday after service sta tion owner William Joseph caught him rifling his till. Ten hours late he was' back in court for attempting to rob the . same service station. .This time he was sentenced to 18 months in the reformatory. , 1 An estimated 40 per cent of the industrial . output of The Netherlands was exported to other countries in 1952. Movie May Show Neuberger's Life v Portland U.R) Motion pic ture producer Walter Wanger said here yesterday he is plan ning a movie based on the lives of Democratic Senator -elect Richard L. Neuberger and his wife, Maurine. Wanger, who flew here from Hollywood yesterday to confer with Neuberger and his wife, said the movie would be built around Neuberger's recently-released book, "Adventures in Pol itics." "I believe I can make an ex citing and entertaining motion picture out of the material in this book," Wanger said. "I want to i make a strong picture for the 1956 elections that will be non-partisan but help the Ameri can people to think about gov ernment.": ' , . Wanger said the film would be. "one of the most important" in his career, but that it. must nave a light touch. v Ihe picture would not be pro duced immediately hut be released during the 1956 eleo- uon compaign. f wanger said he would like to star a husband - and wife team as the Neubergers, although he said he would "not embarrass" them by, using the Neuberger name or their identical lif a story. 1 t . Boston (U.PJ Edward R. Tad deo was denied a divorce on the grounds he offered. 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