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Thursday May 17. 1958 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE 8 ETEH If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! roceteria MEATS FRESHEST CHOICE Where Sold Fastest Cut Thick or Thin JI U. S. Graded Choice' STEER Your Choice ITQ UJ UM W STEAK OCEAN FRESH GENUINE RED CHINOOK SALMON HEAD OFF Sold 2 or Whole Only 4B U. S. GRADED CHOICE STEER . BEEF LIVER 43 EXTRA FANCY No. 1-PAN READY FRESH DRESSED FRYING CHICKENS 4 ARMOUR'S STAR BRAND CELLO WRAPPED DRIED BEEF Enough for 4 Servings U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER CHUCK ROAST EXTRA SPECIAL -CELLO WRAPPED - FRESH FROSTED Frying Chicken Wings SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND - SEALED CELLO WRAPPED SKINLESS FRANKS FRESH MADE -LEAN 30? IB. (6) laKUUNU ;15 pounds IU U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER 41- PRIME Rig SHORT CUT . WASTE REMOVED ml Is F LOCAL GARDEN FRESH CRISP, CRUNCHY y-sj a 7 tty n rp n n n3 -JJ HI W M ' M I I J i I I 11 I PI I I Tasty, Tangy, Yet Mild Adds Vigor to Salads Dmis Oireemi n RESHER! Bunch 3J jl Bunch Cello Wrapped Salad Bowl RED AUSSIE BUTTER ROMAIN GOOD ALONE WONDERFUL COMBINED PRICED FROM w bunch California Sweet Bell PEPPER Adds Zing to Salads Carrot Sticks Are Good and Good For You lb. pkg. Choice of 6 Fillings COCOANUT APRICOT BOYSENBERRY STRAWBERRY RASPBERRY DATE Pound Pkg. I I LJ B rreft MFmiNXTTl I MEAT PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY OR UNTIL STOCKS ARE EXHAUSTED . . test for , r j AMpMD Puss 'n' Boots Cat Food BELLANASnPer9h 43e 2 .r75e CRACKER JACK 2 rkgJ5c ssr RAVIOLIS 'S01 29c 4,r Planters MIKED NUTS Planters CASHEWS TREND Detergent SHUR FRESHSK Can J? G oz. TOc Can V 2 S 39' KRETSCHMER Wfcern. DIAL SOAP "'"'BATH'S ZEE TOWELS SShee 33' Pinl 29' ,2 39' 2 or 37 2 cr 57' 19' 24 Oz. Bottle dIC Loma Linda yic Yege Cuts neL 14 OZ. TIN Folcafa ban or Matt, trow of oaek. Gatyoar ordarblafiks ma at. Older Pans Now... limited SopoV! Confessed Slayer Tells of Shooting War II Buddies Panama City, Fla. (U.F9 Tfe confessed slayer of two small brothers told newsmen Wednes day night how he turned hi machine gun on fellow GIs dur ing a tierce World War n battle. The bizarre story told by Dal las Withers, 33,. is backed up by lie detector tests, Sheriff M. X Daffin said. . j Details Spilled Out Withers, confined to a secret out-of-town jail because of high feeling over the deaths of David and Douglas Wilson, spilled out details of. .how he machine gunned American troops in Ger many early in 1945. "I've got nothing to lose," hm told newsmen. "I want to dear my conscience." . . Daffin said lie detector testa appeared to verify Withers con fession of drowning David, 7, and Douglas, 4, by tossing them from his boat last May.l, and also his account of the battle front episode. However, chief investigator Floyd D. Nixon said that while he believed the drowning story because of supporting evidence, he considered the story of the machine gun incident "a lie."- "I don't know how many I killed," .Withers told reporters visiting his celL "I don't know why I did it." Supporting Riflemen He said that while a member of Company D, 304th Infantry Regiment, 76th Infantry Divi sion, he was supporting a squad of riflemen deployed 300 yards ahead of him during a night bombardment. He said he de liberately lowered the sights of his gun and opened fire. , Casualties - from ' the enemy bombardment were to great that if his shots by chance -hit any of the Americans the U.S. au thorities never realized it,-With ers said; - ' Video Reception Mystery Cleared Wildwood -by - the Sea, N.J. (U.R) A months-old mystery of strange - interference with tele vision reception in a Wildwood neighborhood was recently clear ed up by electricians who came up with the offender from a to tally unsuspected source. ' It was an old-type Edison elec tric' light bulb estimated to be at least 25"years old. The electricians said the old bulb was, apparently radiating a carrier wave back into the alter nating current line. They said thousands of similar bulbs prob ably are still giving light in seldom-used places such ' as attics, porches and outbuildings. Joyce Keller Hearing Delayed by Arguments Portland (U.R) Argument over the admisibilitv of a tape recording took up the entire day in the trial of Mrs. Joyce Keller vesterdav and was expected to . continue for some time today. Mrs. Keller, being tried nere on a charge of taking part in the bombine of the Meier and Frank 1 department ' store - last year, through her attorneys eon tends that a tape recording made Viv her hrother-in-law is not ad- misible as evidence in the case. MAIN OBJECTIVES Washington (U.R) Moham med Guntru Sukarno, 12, son of President Sukarno of Indonesia, said today he has three main objectives during his U. S. visit. He wants to buy a cowboy suit, visit Disneyland, and see movie cowboy Roy Rogers. Use Mall Tribune Want Ad
