Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1955, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSIX MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, February 28, 19S5 if Hi - vr. my 1 vi.e -T. " A ;) 1 Italy Hopes To Become Big Brother To Arab Neighbors LOST IN THOUGHT Mrs. Ann Williams, 28, stares into space as she is questioned by police at Houston, Tex., about deaths of her two sons, Cal rin, 9, and Conrad, 8. She denied killing the boys but admitted carving up their small bodies with a razor blade. Police said autopsy showed the boys died of frac tured skulls. Daily Weather Report Sunset today. 6 p.m.; sunrise, to morrow. 6:47 a.m. FORECASTS Medford and vicinity: Occasional snow and gusty breeze tonight. Con siderable cloudiness with a few snow flurries Tuesday. Continued cold. Low tonight 28. High Tuesday 40. Western Oregon: Mostly cloudy with diminishing wind and occasional showers tonight and Tuesday. Some snow mixed with rain sticking on hills tonight. Snow in mountains. Cooler tonight. Low tonight 30-38. High Tuesday 35-45. Northern California: Increasing cloudiness in north portion tonight with rain spreading southward and reaching Sacramento and San Fran cisco Tuesday. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Mean yesterday 36: below normal 9. Record high this date. 72 in 1923; record low this date 19 in 1913. 3 PRECIPITATION: 24 hours to mid night, .10 in.; midnight to 10 a.m., trace. Total this month. .63 in: 1.32 in. below normal. Total since Sept. 1. 6.56 in.. 6.26 in.' below normal. HUMIDITY: Lowest yesterday, 39, highest this a.m. 90. hish low prec. Brookings 45 38 .08 Crater Lake 24 6 Grants Pass 41 29 trace Klamath Falls 29 15- Medford 43 29 Portland 40 34 .04 .06 Seattle Spokane Yakima Eureka Red Bluff Sacramento cSan Francisco Los Angeles ... 37 35 .05 25 15 .13 29 13 .02 42 34 1 51 26 52 31 50 34 60 45 .12 .28 Phoenix . . Denver' , Chicago . Miami New York. Washington, D. C. 67 47 52 30 41 35 76 61 49 44 ,63 48 .03 .04 Rome (U.R) Italy hopes to become the industrial big broth er of under - developed Arab neighbors around the southern Mediterranean and the Middle East. Giuseppe Vedovato, top gov ernment economist, has com pleted a mission through the Arab countries and has promis ed to send at least 100 Italian technicians to advise on a num ber of projects the Arabs hope to launch. Vedovato visited such Ara bian capitals as Damascus, Am man, Baghdad, Beirut, Kuwait, Gcdda, Kartoum, Cairo and Tri poli as well as industrial or com mercial centers like Alexandria and Aqaba. He reported friendliness to ward expanded Italian com merce and said the Arabs want Italians technical aid. No agreements were actually signed, but members of his mis sion who represented Italian banking or industrial groups made direct contacts with inter ested persons in the various countries. Vedovato pointed, out that Arab countries are primarily in terested in Italian aid for con struction of h y d r o-electric plants, naval installations, . me chanical and industrial facili ties, railroads, highways and public buildings. Thus, Italy's big annual crop of university-trained specialists may be funneled into work on projects around the Mediterran ean. Vedovato gave numerous ex amples of ways in which Italian technicians can help Arabian projects. In Jordan, he foresees the raising of phosphate produc tion from 40,000 to 500,000 tons a year. The Italian economist's plan is to improve the, transportation from mines to the port city of Aqaba by means of a railroad or a trucking highway, a construc tion project which would em ploy Arab common labor as well as Italian specialists. He also pointed out that Ital ians could work on a proposed giant dam on Jordan's river Jarmuk, and on the irrigation program for the fertile but arid Jordan Valley. He also men tioned the possibility of Italian mining engineers going to Jor dan to develop the rich potas- GUM SHUE NOT GUM SHOE San Francisco - (U.R) Gum Shue, a grocery store owner, just didn't live up to his name. He told police he couldn't re member the description of a gunman who attempted unsuc cessfully . to hold up his store Saturday night. sium and manganese deposits located there. Such development of Arab natural resources would benefit Italian industry, which in turn would sell back to the Arabs many manufactured products, Vedovato explained. In Egypt, Vedovato found the government in need of technical assistance in the construction of a fertilizer plant, and in the Su dan he .found need of Italian help in the building of a rail and highway network. Libya, formerly an Italian col ony and now a United Nations sponsored free kingdom, has ask ed Italian help in irrigation proj ects and in development of ar tesian wells. Italy herself is investing bil lions of lire in self-improvement with her eye on the eventual Mediterranean and Middle East ern maikeL The regional' gov ernment of Sicily has invited British and American oil com panies , to explore her oil re sources, from which Sicily will derive . approximately one half of all profits under the licensing agreement gggi2Vil5ii9MS2i 5 Saf sway's The Place to Buy JrGolden-smooth car- V-n ' I ( ' flQWsKtir rots with the waste J J IliA J J - V Kr top clipped off . Every v Ji) one tender, sweet and J 1 rJ J ' full of flavor. 7y ' SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES t 12 $J98 Crate 5) MEDIUM-SWEET SEEDLESS Sipe ISairaanas Yellow (Dnions PERFECT LUNCH SIZE lb. Bag 49' Golden Yellow Select Beauties Mild Flavor Medium Size Avocados Grapefruit Wh Pre-ripened Ifa Calavos each lUw Potatoes p, ib. If ib 8c .S. No. 1 Premium Select Zx Arizona ite ft xilL.trA Thick HI UUIIUIMft Celery Lettuce Leaves Fresh Crisp Bunches Fresh Firm Medium Heads It 49c w 19c ib. 17c ib 15c Potatoes ' Economy 10 lbs. 55c Potatoes S;,d.Koi ib,. 1.49 Rose Bushes 2-year old Northwest each 59c afeway's The Place io Buy Ground from whole car cass beef. This is Safewas regular top-quality ground beef no trimming no filler, it's all beef. Just the right fat content to makes it cook ust right. Fill your ' home freezer now. Lb. 39c Steals CmmtU " Spotifc Rie r . Mm leal MtaiCakM . MaatSowcM Mine Mm! Dumpling. CMiDalMt Mediate ' MtalPwt ' Omtbta Egg Scrambh. . Oeviaih Stuffing. . Hath Soups Ming Beeff Plate Cut U.S.D.A. Choice Grade LB. Try These Delicious Fresh Frozen Lenton Favorites Tender and Flaky HALIBUT SLICES CAPTAIN'S CHOICE 1 -Pound IftlifV Package VUll Smoked Picnics Bockwurst Sausage Ready for the Pan PERCH FILLET CAPTAIN'S CHOICE 45c 1 -pound Package Brown and Serve FISH STICKS CAPTAIN'S CHOICI 10-Oz. Package 49c 4 to 6 pound average on Wilson-Dubuque-Cudahay ' lb. U VV ib. 59c With a Zestf ul Spring Flavor Skinless Wieners Tender and Fresh Sweetheart Brand pt:45c afeways the place to save more because all prices are mil BABY FOOD Gerber's Strained Fruits-Veg. 12 --a Comparison proves! Join the thousands who have shopped and compared. They've switched to Safeway for Greater Savings. Quaker Oats, hot cereal Pancake Mix, Suzanna . Flapjack Flour, Albers Bisquick, Biscuit Mix Fleet Mix, Biscuit Mix 3-lb. pkg. 37c 3Villb. pkg. 39c 4-lb. pkg.49e TUNA FISH Torpedo Brand Chunk Style 19 Size Can A Ec 2for...... 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Grapefruit Juice, Town House Sweet or Nat. 46-oz. can 245e Tomato Juice, Teste Tells Zesty Flavor , 46-oz. can 20c Tomatoes, Gardenside brand 303 can 13c Fancy Peas, Del Monte, Early Garden , ' 303 can 17 Fancy Peas, 303 can 229c .12-oz. can 229e Sugar Belle Finest Quality Niblets Corn, Whole Kernel Heinz Ketchup, Aristocrat of Flavor . 14-or. bottle 15c Catsup, Dennison's Extra-rich 14-oz. bot. 19c Catsup, Taste Tells, A favorite .14-oz. bottle 225c Mayonnaise, Nu Made Purity Sealed, qt. jar 57c Best Foods Whole Egg Mayonnaise. qt. jar 57c Velveeta Cheese Food 2-Ifa. pkg. 79c Cheese Food, Breeze Brand l-lb.pk0.77c Grocery prices in this ad are in effect now at Safeway in Medford. Meat and produce prices effective through Wednesday, March 2. We reserve the right to limit quantities on any item. We will not sell to dealers or dealers' representa tives. Every item Safeway sells is uncondition ally guaranteed. TABLE SYRUP Pack Train Brand 24-Oz. 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