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o o Thursday, December 13. 19SS KEDFOHD (OBEGON) MAIL TRIBUNE! '3 3 o r o O o o 'J G O If You're Not Trading at the GROCETERIA You're Paying Too Much! o U.S. Graded Choice Steer o n yoio Steak o o Cot Thick or Thin Your Choice YOcJNG TENDER LEAN PICNIC CUT FORK ROAST 29 C lb tfbrnj?? Dairy Brand Sealed Cello Wrapped Old Fashioned Thick SUCED BACON 2 -lb. pkg. n ARMOUR' STAR BRAND BOLOGNA 3 5 lb B 985 $100 fcUAKANItfcU rKtbH CAUGUl Uttf WAI LK r"AUrlt f RED SNAPPER FILLET iV lb tjTAN CENTER CUT SHOULDER . PORK STEAK 39 lb YOUNG-fiTENpER MEATY FRESH CUT SPARE RIBS Ideal for Barbecue or Baking 47 lb flea) PriciSo ii litis ki Good Through Saturday, December 15 c:4p ack iovi" O Oc0 0 0 0 " O o e o F ft E II PRODUCE 3 o - o Indian River Rfcby0 Red Largs 40 Size GRAPEFRUIT 'fc59' U O o ' RED DELICIOUS o "-APPLES o jbs. O o BANANAS No! 1 HANDS C o s o " 3 J Fresh Green B o 1 - v-V russels Sprouts O O O o O Crisp, Sweet 0 Bell Peppers FOR STUWING FOR SALADS o o Long Golden CARROTS Crunchy Crisp WEcHAVE .Oranges - Apples - Nuts Packaged In Attractive o Christmas Bags For That Family Gift uyQjym . GIVE GENEROUSLY FOR HUNGARIAN RELIEF o U.S. Graded Choice Steer Chime Bone Short KO.AST 5) BE SURE TO ORDER YOUR Mow' js. We will have more of those plump fresh dressed south ern Oregon turkeys from Al Soran's modern plant. You can depend on the turkey you buy at The Gro ceteria to be the finest. a"' -'f w;ti'7ri'riiir'agfr' firft Christmas gift wrapping, paper, ribbons, tags, seals and mailing wrapping paper, string and labels available at your Groceteria. Also Christmas tree light sets, bulbs and cotton matting. Shop Nov in the Saving Center LEATHER BILLFOLDS Name in 14k Gold 3350 5!A W to IV 00 Plastic Billfolds.... 98c Leather Billfolds 2.50 value 1.49 Plus Tax Jewelry Gifts Boxed Gift Sets , I98 Necklace and Earrings Boxed Gift Sets , 2" Necklace Earrings Bracelet EARRINGS Large Selectisn 2 pair 98c Plus Tax Whifelaw's Chocolates Assorted 1 lb. box 1.65 2 lb. box 3.30 Whitelaw's Deluxe Assortment 1 lb. box 1.75 2 lb. box 3.50 Whitelaw's All Creams No Nuts No Chewey Pieces Mb. box 1.50 2 lb. box 3.00 Postage Stamps Available to Help Speed Your Christmas Card Mailing. CLOSE-OUT CIGARETTE LIGHTERS A Large 1 Selection at ? OFF FOR THAT FIAH AT CHRISTMAS Imported Briar Pipes Tobacco Pouch Pipe Racks Pipe Lighter Pipe Tobacco Cigarette Cases Cigarette Holders CIGARS by the BOX o o ' ft ' . ' ' r ; - . v i ... - J ., .-V : -It I:r ' IPl jti , . 1 few ' in ! ' L W -w f L, jA: . f1 v is f h t o o SATELLITE TEST ROCKET Viking 13 rockel is showp O as it was launcHd at Patrck Air Force Be, Fra., incthe first test firing of the earth satellite prggrtm b scien tists of the Naval Research Laboratory. TbS racket soe 125 miles into the air Before it fell into the Atlantic abtut 180 miles from Capg Canaeftl. The launching vehicje for the earth satellite will be a three-stage rockqj, the first stage of- which will be g modified Viking. Airmen Due Training In City Wrecking Ballistic Missiles Washington (U.R) The Air Force next month will start training airmen in hour to fire city wrecking ballistic missiles which, are destined to revolu tionize air-atomic warfare,,' It probably, will be sever years, however, before the air men will have the actual weSpoS in hand. The Air Force announced late Wednesday that it will establish a training base on the West Coast for ballistic missile units. "The training center will be located af Camp Cooke, Lompoc.oCalif ., an inactive Army base which will be transferred to Air Force con trol. o To Occupy in January The Air Force will start occu pying the base in January and gradually build up to a 3,090 to 4,000-man strength. The "con templated manpower is an indi cation that the base willbe the Air Force's principal cdhter for training the ballistic missilemen of the future. The base wilJ be under tfie su pervision of Maj Gen.QB. A. Schriever, commander of the Air Research and Development C8m mand's Western Developing Cen ter. The ballistic missiles avill travel 1,500 to 5,000 iniles in a matter of minutes and demolish their targets with hydrogen bomb warheads. Though the Air Force is ahput to start- training balstic mis silemen, officials captioned this does, not mean the weapon is now roedy. It probably will be several years before the fanVs 'tic weapons are completely de veloped a,nd ready for operation al use. The action dees indicate, how ever, that ballistic missile cfcvoi opment is far enough" along for the Air Force to start thinking about the mei who will fire the weapon. By opening the training center now, training will be able to proceed hand in hand vith development of the complex rocket. Ballistics missiles will not ac tually be fired fron Camp Cooke, according to Air Force plans, but there wil1 be static test firings of the jjuge rocket engines. President May Be Asked To Intervene o In Rail Dispute0 o o 1 O Chicago u-lU.PJ The National Mediation Boaro has dicated-li mag seek presidentialOintejj.'n tion in a dispute between TOe j'terotherhood of aSroad Train men a.d 140 'carriers. Negotiations collapsed Wednes day wbn the brotherod re fected a contract agd wage offer by the nation's railrcds and re fused to arbitrate the dispute. So Strike Vote Taken oQ IBkesrnBn iid &e metaiioi board is expected to wlorm President Eisenhower Sthat. an w emergency exjsts in an effort teg averc a possiDie serine. However, Vernon fr. Salter- o whit, assistant to BRJ Pr 3dent Mtilliam P. Kennedy, said 0 no strike bte has een taki asc- yet o On Union negotiatoi. represent? ing 135,000 operating trainuaen,CJ irnea flown an oitct a to'Q- 0 cent hourly pay bost over a threeyear gpriod. The union said it rejected the offer because the raflads J failed to include clauses reducing Jjie hours of dining car stewards and boosting t'uy number of paid holidays to seven. The unioifjhad demaTidj a $3 a day pay increase for dining car stewahis, ardmters, yard and road service workers and ' q other smaller groups. The union also sought an e&ra S2.50 per day for employeespyn short turn- around service. n Under the railway Tabor act. President Eisenhower could de clare an emergency and appoint a fact finding bord to inveti- xi.ru:..0..4 -n gaie inewui&ijuLt:. iiic owu proeides r a delayQjf 60 days or longer on any strike action. FOR- o SEE FRIDAY'S HAIL TRIBUNE K5R REAL EXCITING NEWS! Horns Appliance Co. Your General Electse Dealer 115 East Main and PICK'S APPAREL c Pi 2 East Mati Street
