Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Monday, Mey 14' 1936 Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS United Nations, N.Y. U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammar skjold, on the continuing violence in Palestine: "A cease fire and what happens weeks or months after a cease fire is a little like stopping a motor. You know that immediately after stopping a motor, its temperature rises." Washington While House Press Secretary James C. Hagerty on why President Eisenhower rejected a proposed U.S. visit by Russian leaders: "Right from the start we have been interested ... in deeds, not words, from the leaders of the Soviet Union. We haven't got those deeds yet." Denver New York Gov. Averell Harriman, on whether the Democratics will have a strong civil-rights plank in its 1956 plat form: "We might as well all go fishing this November if the Demo cratic party deviates from the stand it took on civil rights in 1948 and 1952." Washington Former Gov. Herman Talmadge of Georgia, on prospects of opposition to his bid to fill retiring Sen. Walter F. George's seat: "Some disgruntled politicians are trying to secure a candidate to run against me. Los Banos, Calif. Sen. Estes Kefauver, charging the Republi can administration with mistreating farmers: "We know that you are not going to be fooled by false prom ises. We want the kind of economy in which all the people farm er and banker can live in prosperity and peace." On The Side By E. V. Durling (Distributed by King Futures Syndicate. Inc.) Brisk confidence, still best with woman copes. Pique and soothe in turns Soon passion crowns thy hopes. Byron Is your name difficult to spell? Does it irritate you slight ly to note it spelled incorrectly on a letter addressed to you? Eric Maschwitz collects envel opes on which his name is incor rectly spelled. So far he has 49 envelopes on each of which his name is spelled differently This despite the fact that Maschwitz is a highly successful writer of musical shows and popular songs. Among the many song hits he has written are, "These Foolish Things' and "A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square." Incidental ly, he has already received over $70,000 in royalties from "These Foolish Things" with more com ing in regularly. Asking Queries from clients. Q. We are expecting a new arrival. If a girl, my husband wants her named Genevieve. Have there been many famous women so named? A. Well, there was St. Genevieve who is the patron saint of Paris. Offhand I can't call many famous modern Gene vieves to mind. However, there is that brilliant actress Gene vieve Tobin. Also, the clever dress designer, Genevieve Fath. Also, there was a very popular aong titled, "Sweet Genevieve." . . . Q. What poem includes the passage about "A primrose by a river's brim"? A.' That is from a lengthy poem by Wordsworth titled, "Peter Bell.' The oft quoted passage is in full: "A promrose by a river's brim A yellow primrose was to him And nothing more." Among the Married How long should a married career woman absent herself from the office on the occasion of giving birth to a child? There seems to be a wide difference of opinion as to this. Some wom en have worked up to a day or so before the birth and returned to the office a week or so after Two-thirds of the policewomen on the New York City force are married. They are permitted to take as much as 18 months ma ternity leave. It is believed by many experts on child rearing that during the first months of an infant's life the mother should always be near at hand That to leave a baby too long in the hands of others than its mother is a serious handicap to the child's future health and gen eral well being. Passing By Evan Shipman. Elegant, eru dite, elucidator of the more com plex aspects of thoroughbred racing. His father . was the dis tinguished playwright Samuel Shipman who collaborated with John B. Hymer on such smash hits as "Friendly Enemies" and "East Is West.' Louis Mann and 5am Bernard were starred in the first named play. If you ran't say quick as a quarter of ft flash who starred in "East Is West" cease calling yourself a young old timer. Horses and Women That feminine attribute re ferred to as "it" is not exclusive- lv nnp;;pd hv the females with outstandingly beautiful faces and well curved figures. Mine, patachou of Paris, one of the world's most popular entertain ers, recently observed: "They say I ooze sex. How? If I had face and figure like Diana Dors or Marilyn Monroe it would seem logical. But I am plain, short and have not a single vital measurement." Sidelights "That jockey Bill Pearson is no Johnny-come lately around the racetracks," writes a San Franciscan. "I recall winning a hatful on a horse named Savings Bank he rode to victory at Santa Anita over 15 years ago: . . Red-haired children usually have i red-haired parents. However, Benson Sees Ike Winning Farm States Washington (U.R) Agri culture Secretary Ezra T. Ben son predicts President Eisenhow er will carry pivotal farm states like Iowa and Minnesota in the elections despite his veto of the Democratic sponsored farm bill. Benson said that by vetoing the bill Mr. Eisenhower "did not lose . . . any support in the corn belt or in the farm belt." Instead, he said, "I think it in creased support for the administration." Benson said in a television interview, "Reporters Roundup" Sunday, that "I have never felt that there was any unrest among farmers that some have indi cated ... "I feel that farmers under stand this problem much better than some of us give them credit for." there are exceptions. I know of a dark-haired fellow whose wife is a pronounced brunette who are the parents of five red-hair ed children, twins (a boy and girl) and triplets (two boys and a girl). Speed New York to San Francisco in 25 minutes. When? You may be able to make a trip like that within five or 10 years. That is what Dr. Hubert Strughold, space-flight expert of the United States Air Force, claims. As for a trip from New York to Chi cago', that would take less than 10 minutes by the type of air transportation Dr. Strughold has in mind. Suspended Air Force Man May Return Soon Washington (U.R) Sidney Hatkin, suspended Air Force sta tistician, probably will be back at work for the government within the next few days. . Air Force Secretary Donald A. Quarles personally restored Hatkin to a "non-sensitive posi tion" with the government. Hat kin, suspended 74 months as a security risk, recently revealed that a Russian Embassy clerk tried to hire him to dig up secret military information. Hatkin's attorney, Joseph Freehill, said Quarles told him a letter restoring Hatkin to the federal payroll will be mailed today and probably will be re ceived tomorrow. He said Hat kin will go back to work im mediately thereafter. Up ecial Section Set To Handle Secrets Washington (U.R) British traitors Donald MacLean and Guy Burgess gave Russia so much secret allied information that a special section was set up in Moscow to handle it, it was disclosed Saturday. The Senate Internal Security committee released an affidavit from Vladimir M. Petrov, of Sydney, Australia, reciting hear say evidence that the defecting British diplomats had been spies for years before they fled to Rus sia in 1951. Washington U.R Sen. Allen J. Ellender proposed Saturday that the Foreign Aid program continue temporarily without new funds until it can be studied completely. PICTURE TUBES REJUVENATED It your picture tube dull and weak? Most picture tubes can be restored to original brightness at only fraction of the cost of replacement. For further information CALL Electronic Service 18 N. GRAPE PH. 3-1971 22ND TRAFFIC DEATH Portland (U.R) Portland's traffic death toll rose to 22 Saturday night when Clinton P. Smith, 79, hit by a car a week ago, died in a local hospital. Dead line for Sunday Claasuied Is at noon Saturday. Underground Posting Leaflets in Cyprus Nicosia, Cyprus (U.R) The Cyprus underground has mark ed British Gov. Sir John Hard ing for death. Leaflets tacked on Nicosia walls declared, "the man who shoots Harding will have his name written on a golden scroll." The leaflets were similar to those which announced that the underground had hanged two British soldier hostages in re venge for the British execution of two Cypriot gunmen. ' Other leaflets spread by the EOKA underground offered to produce the identity cards of two British soldiers to prove they had been hanged in repris al for the execution of the Cy priot partisans. Friday they doubted that the two men, Cpls. Ronnie Shilton LEAVES FOR NEW JOB Taipeh, Formosa (U.R) Dr. Hollington K. Tong, newly ap pointed Nationalist ambassador to Washington, left Taipeh by air Sunday for the United States. and Gordon Hill, had been exe cuted. Both are listed as missing. He planned a brief stopover In Tokyo, and plans to arrive in Washington about next Thursday. Tulelake, Calif. (U.R) Harry Cline, about 45, was killed Satur day when the truck he was driv ing was struck by a train at a grade crossing. Shop SAFEWAY and SAVE K , . Remember IT'S THE TOTAL THAT COUNTS At Safeway you'll discover that ALL prices are low ANY DAY- OF THE WEEK. Every item is priced so low proves that you save where it counts the most, on your TOTAL food bill. Floor Polish 53 O'Cedar 1 2-oz Brand can Chiffon Tissue For 2 reg. Q Bathroom rolls -A O Paper Towels Zee Brand reg. ffi ' roll Facial Tissue pkg. of Afjrf Chiffon 400 Orange Juice Grapenuts 14V:25' They're Tops at Any Breakfast Table Reg. 28c Orange Drink m-c 46-0z.can29 Soy Sauce Chun King 5-oz. bottle 19 French Dressing ... 6 -oz. bottle Mushrooms Pieces and stems 4-oz. Hi Ho Crackers CrisP i-ib.Pkg. 36 Soda Crackers KrisPy i-ib.PkB. 290 Cinnamon Crunch nbc... .i-ib.PkB. 390 Honey Grahams nbc ....z-n.Pkg.670 SCOne MiX Fisher's 32-oz. Pkg. 590 Z00m Cereal 16-oz. Pkg. 250 Scotch Treat Fresh Frozen Limit 6 Cans 2 6-oz. 12-oz. pkg. 21 Bleach White Magic . ..half gallon 29c Grapenut Flakes Look At This Valuel-Reg. 24c Tea Timers Round Crackers l-lb.Pkg. 360 Graham Crackers Gowe.l.2-ib.Pk8 650 Soda CrackerS Busy Baker 2-lb.Pkg. 51 0 Rik Rak Cleanser 3 pkgs. 250 Mayday Oil pint bottle 330 "bottle 660 Royal Satin Shortening .3-lb.can930 Apple Juice Westfair 32-oz. bottle 230 Cheese Food Van Zee 2-lb. Pkg. 690 Frozen Peas Bei-air ! io-oz.Pkg. 210 Lucerne Milk qts. 230 -gai. 450 Fresh Bread Mrs. Wright's. lee. loaf 260 Trend Liquid Detergent 33-oz. 49' Liquid Bleach 3V Purex half gal. Sanitary Napkins 2 -FT Modess Pkg. of 12 pkgs. Pablum Mixed Cereal Mb. pkg. 39' Spaghetti Dennison's Wmeat balls can 15-oz. A mt r 25' Tamales Van Camp No. 300 Brand can 23 Oxydol ' Detergent 1 9-oz. OO 49-oz. pkg. pkg. 79" Tide Detergent 10-oz. 47-oz. pkg. pkg. 79' Liquid Joy li 33 Z: 79 White King Detergent 40-oz. 4LQ pkg. OV Hen's Wonderful Eating at SAFEWAY Wonderful New White Shatters Here's the finest potato money can buy. Every luscious potato is thin skinned and meaty. Grown in sunny Cali fornia, and the finest of the crop. Shop Safeway for the finest produce in town. 11 LD3. TV Golden Yellow Fresh Corn Oranges Xarlett Strawberries cTf. 6 0r49c Lettuce cup 5Dabs69c 269c Firm Heads Tomatoes mie Grapefruit IS lb.l7c 13-oz. OQ tube 8bag;55C Prem Swift's 12-oz. -OA Lunch Meat can m Peanut Butter Peter Pan "S? 43' Karo Syrup Starch Red Label lV4-lb. t 12-oz. JP Blue Label bot. Unit pkg. leaf Sauerkraut Cat Food 10-oz. nnt Kitty No.1 1f Steinfield can I 1 Kat can IU Ajax Fab Kitchen Cleanser Detergent Giant 2 ITt 47'ox' TO0 Size forO Pkg. I f Kendall Fives Dog Food T 39' Ivory Snow 12V2-OZ. pkg. 31-oz. pkg. 33 79 Pure, Mild Ivory 3 27 Crisco Pure Veg. shortening 3-lb. 99" Liquid Detergent 39' 12-oz. size Hll 10 4)69 25-lb. C98 Lbs. Jm Pail Wesson Oil 35' 69' Lipton Soup llix L2?u'zziSi Sc r r Onion Soup . Pkg. 17c Surf Detergent 79' Difll S()3P Complexion 2 b'" 27 Tomato, Vegetable, or Chicken Noodle Lipton Soup Mix 3 , 39' Fluffo Shortening ."99' PricM in this advertisement are in affect through Wednesday, May 16, at Safeway in Medford. W reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers or their representatives. Every item Safeway sells is uncondi tionally guaranteed. Safeway 9s Featuring at a Special Low Price BOILING B Tender "U.S.D.A. CHOICE" Plate Cuts Proper aging is the main reason why you'll find your best meat values are at Safewayl Each piece of boiling beef is aged so you taste its full natural tenderness and flavor. Every cut of beef Safeway sells is guaran teed ... and it is nothing less than "U.S.D.A. Choice." 0 LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE AGED SHORT RIBS Here's the finest beef money can buy. All Safeway meats are guaranteed. Tender, Flavorful Pot ROdSt Arm Cuts B" 49e, c!rs Lb. 39 Lunch Heats J;; 29 TOIlglJeS 3vTto 4'"-lb. average Lb. 39 Sliced Bacon pa"deadd. lk9. 45 Ground Beef "fZlzl.: . h. 39