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Pork Loin
Roast
lb.35c
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lb. 39
Loan, tender
end cuts
Th to 3 lbs.
Wonderful
rib end cuts
Vi to 3 lbs,
Pork Chops
Center
Loin Cuts
lb. J 7
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SPAM
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"USDA CHOICE" Beef Arm Cut
POT ROAST, blade cut
"USDA CHOICE" Beef, tniformally Aged
T-B0NE STEAK
"USDA CHOICE" Beef Boneless Cuts
TOP SIRLOIN
"CHOICE" Beef, fully cut, Bone in
ROUND STEAK
100 pure, ground fresh daily
GROUND BEEF
"USDA CHOICE" Tender Plate Cuts
BOILING BEEF
"USDA CHOICE" Beef, boneless
STEWING BEEF
Whole or Full Half Slab (8 to 10 lbs.)
SLAB BACON
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Gerber's Baby Food
Nalley's Chili Con Carne
Libby's Tomato Juice
Del Monte Corn
Lady Elberla Peaches
Zee Bathroom Tissue
ib. 59c
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Strained Fruits
and Vegetables
Hot style or regular
4 SK 1.00
Fancy OQ
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12 4 95
5
3 Sunny
Dawn
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Fancy Freestone halves
White or colored
cans
can, M. 00
46-oz. Qt
cans 0
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Home cans 1 7
3 N,,2 J1.00
4 rolls 29
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vine-ripened
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Hubbard Squash
Fresh Dates
Bananas
Potatoes u s Nfc 2' Nefted Gem 2S,b k 69
Carrots S oppy "eih lb 7 3 ,b, 19
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2 ,b, 35
Rome Apples
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Tree ripened
thin-skinned
beauties
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ROLLING INTO BUDAPEST, Russian tanks take up key positions in leading capture
, of Hungary's capital. Crowds of Hungarians gaze curiously at -ehicles. international)
West Coast Ships
Wail Sail Orders
San Diego (U.R) West Coast
warships today were ordered to
stand by for sailing orders be
cause of the Mideastern crisis.
The announcement was made
by Vice Adm. Robert L. Denni-
son, commander of the First
Fleet, and Vice Adm. Alfred M.
Pride, commander of Air Forces
of the Pacific Fleet.
Wednesday night the giant
aircraft carriers Wasp and the
Philippine Sea were flooded
with light at the San Diego
Naval Air Station as crews pre
sumedly went on 24-hour load
ing operations.
A spokesman for the First
Fleet said exact details of. the
deployment orders and schedules
were secret. He said the ships
are based at San Diego, Long
Beach and Alameda, Calif.
"Certain Pacific Fleet units
based at West Coast ports hav
been alerted to prepare for de
ployment to the Western Pa
cific," Dennison said. "Major
units as well as supporting ships
are involved."
The Navy said no general or
ders cancelling leaves have been
issued.
Hitting Utility Pole
Found Expensive
Ogdensburg, N.Y. (U.B A
local motorist found out that hit
ting a utility pole can be pretty
expensive.
Darrell Mills received an item
ized bill for $237.50 from the
city water department after
shearing off one of its poles.
The damages included: $175
for a new pole, $15 for power
the department purchased, $4.50
for operation of a gasoline motor
during the interruption of elec
tric service, $31.20 for services
of a pumping station attendant,
$12.05 to an electrician.
And to make matters worse,
Mills paid a $25 fine after plead
ing guilty to speeding.
Balogna Server
Saves 32 Lives
Milwaukee U.F) Maurice
Bernier, 58, his retired from the
police force here after 31 years
and an amazing service secord
of saving 32 lives and serving a
million balogna sandwiches.
Bernier saved those 32 lives
while he was working the early
shift as jailer at the Safety
Building. There were that many
attempted suicides among pris
oners, but they were saved by
Bernier's alertness.
He served up the huge mound
of a million balogna sandwiches
while serving as bailiff in dist
rict court. The sandwiches are
the traditional noon-time repast
of prisoners waiting in the bull
pen for a court appearance.
For Quick Cash
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ESCAPES TO MAKE PLEA
Mrs. Anna Kethly, only
member of Imre Nagy gov
ernment known to have es
caped Russian arrest in
Budapest, arrives in New
York where she will seek
UN support for the Hungar
ian people in their quest for
freedom.
Around. Hollywood
Hollywood U.R). When Ed
Wynn turns 70 Friday, he'll cel
ebrate with a firm resolution:
To look for
ward to his
xew career as
a dramatic ac
tor instead of
dwelling o n
the 54 years
of comedy be
hind him.
While e'her
veterans retire
AHne Mosbr and read their
press clippings, Wynn is proud
that he's "beginning a second
career in one lifetime."
"I think of my comedy cateer".
as complete," Wynn said as he
reflected on his future. "I was a
comedian for 54 y.ears and nojv
I'm starting from scratch in sup
porting roles as an actor. I nope
to build myself up to be a star
in drama again.
"The government," he sdaed.
Specialty in Mink.'-.
Diseases Demanding
New Holstein, Wis. (U.R)
Dr. G. R. Hartsough, a veterin
arian in this small .Calumet
county city, has a specialty that
brings calls for his services
from throughout the country. .
Dr. Hartsough specializes IB
the treatment .of mink diseases,
and frantic appeals for "aid frpm
mink ranchers, as far away as
Oregon have brought him to, the
rescue.
Mink ranchers claim the Wis
consin veterinarian knows more
than any other. man a"bou the
diseases that will-send row upon
row of the valuable animals
keeling over without any ap
parent cause.
Last year Dr. Hartsough trav
eled 75,000 miles by . airplane
and more than 35,000 miles by
car to cure ailing mink. Much of
his work is done in .Wisconsin be
cause this state's 700,000 domes
ticated minks represent about
30 per cent of the nation s out-put.
Skindivers Can't
Match Diving Duck
Ithaca, N.Y. (U.R) Try as
they will, skindivers have a hard
time trying to match the loon ana
diving duck.
Researchers at Cornell Uni
versity have found some physi
ological and anatomical charac
teristics that enable the loon and
duck to excel- at underwater
sports.
Scientists .have found that
spectacular changes in heart rate
and differences in blood compo
sition may be key factors per
mitting these aquatic birds to
descend to depths as great as
200 feet.
Prof. Perry W. Gilbert said
these changes also 'may account
for the fact that the birds can
remain under water for as luuj;
as 15 minutes.
B AL'NE MOSBY
United Pre Correspondent
"has asked me to go to Vf!sh
ington to seak to people over
6 who don't know what to do
with themselves, so I cQi tell
them how I feel. I can't retire. I
need mental stimulation."
Wynn recently sola his large
home and is living in an apart
ment in nearb9 Westwood Vil
lage on which, he grinned, "I
optimistically signed a three
yar lease." F?is hojfie museuig)
ftaturing a. staggering collection
of 1408 citations, awards, tro
phies and mementos otiis years
as "The erfect Foor is og)
largely i stooge. He is turning
them over to s Keenan.
Reviews Pleasing o O
But oWgnn iso just as prd
over rve r'iews of his Wcent
dramatic performance onotele
vision's "glayheuse 90" in "Re
qufcm to a HeavytyeignP' o
"Rod Sterling, tl authr.
jiidn't want me,"othe ex-comic
said sqperjy. .venJKeenaiana q
th director advised me after the O
first rehearsalS to give up1 th)
part. But? the producer 'rofll reel
to stick with it. o c-u
o'YouWe no $ea howadifficult
it was tryingonof tcj, fce mjfj
comedy gestures and vOAce, h
added. ."For the first time I went
funny bats
on stage witODutone of fljy-,
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Blind Help Blind
In DnnculvafMa
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Meyersdale.'p-a. -pr- (U.R) Th
blind are "helping the blind 1q)
"fee" in Pennsylvania
Sightless worfmea here are
making the red-tipped canes
with which thos itSold vjion
can "tap-tap" thetr way through
a world ot, aarkijess. T'lfe ce
factory is the only onejn the na-
tion operated hy the blind (tehv O ,'
selves." O
Five persons are employed InO j
the plant. They ase convertedO )
broom machines-O to Jb(pic j
tapered calies wtyi are lighter
and more manageable ian0theP i
commercial types.
' Gerel Croft, plant direrr and ?
n executive of the Asao&atiS)
for the Blind, gaf eapering Oq
"gives the cariea swagger 16." o
Croft said more jhin 500O
agencies across t nation bu)
the canes for distfikutwna to the
blind.
"The canes notnly areseft) O
gifts, . but they are providing
mucfc-neded employment "fcr
the blind i wfcterri Jn)jyl
vania.'i Croft sad. n
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