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IF -YOU'RE NOT TRADING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH! Yen tin depend en the meats you buy t the Groceterii. . f""f.:f- it the Groceterii. afflt II II sups p. mm GROCETERIA'S k duper. U.S.D.A. GRADED "CHOICE" MEMF Meat Prices in this Ad Good through Sat, Feb. 16, 1957. U.S. GRADED CHOICE-Cut Thick for Broil Boneless Top Sirloin The Steak of Distinction U.S. GRADED CHOICE BEEF TENDERLOIN Cut Only SKI 39 From "CHOICE" II ins J b. U.S.D.A. GRADED CHOICE-AGED TO PERFECTION T-BOME STEAK U.S. GRADED CHOICI-Cut Short, Chime Bone Removed PRIME RIBS BEEF Don't Miss This One U.S. GRADED CtflOICl BONED AND ROLLED WASTE FREE Rump-Sirloin or Cross Rib U S. GRADED CBOKS RIB STEAK Cut Short Waste Bone Removed A Delicious Steak for any meal U.S. GRADED CHOICE N Brisket Ends, Nothing But the Finest Prime Cut Shortribs Ideal for Baking or Braising CUT THICK OR THIN YOUR CHOICE TRIMMED SHORT LOIN AVERAGE WEIGHT 20-LBS. Cut Into T-Bone Steaks for Your Locker At The Same Low Price Pg' SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND PRE-COOKED Brown & Serve Sausage .BETTER FOR LESSYOU CAN LIVE Groceteria IP R ODUCE IS FRESHER Boost Your Vitamin Intake With These Arizona Grapefruit Makes weary appetites come i alive. And so easy on the budget! POUND O) BAG (3) 5)c Red Ripe Field Grown Premier Salad Ingredient SLICING Tomatoes Satisfying but not fattening POUND Garden Fresh Green ONIONS Crisp Crunchy Red RADISHES Adds zest to your salad bowl 3 bunches IK U 2 MIX 'EM UP red FILLET Guaranteed Fresh Caught Deep Water Pacific ( TheyTl Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo "POOR R4NCID THE PUXRW4LKER-Tf4E ONLY THING HES tvtw OOiienuui OP UPE IS BK56ER 8UHI0NS WATt A JOB.'.' MY POOR FEET.' THIRTY-SIX MILES A DAY T uAI 1 IK TUIS STORE.' H0WEVER,TO04YHlS LUCK TOOK A OWWGE FOR THE BETTER Of? DID rr?j...ue won the empiobes raffle i&Z. 1 21 I I i ei thirty-six w hi hi 'x7ii ihzit chance you .i i i vy 1 I J-SSSSrlf TWELVE D4MONS I'll 3r. .feM PhSjftWePrll LESSOMS FROM THE II TrHLW Bl Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS London Britain's Defense Minister Duncan Sandys, defend ing Britain's strategy of prevention of war instead of defense be cause of the dawn of an era pf guided missiles: "There is every reason to believe that the Russians have been developing a much enlarged version of the German V2 rocket, but with the enormous difference that it will of course carry a nuclear warhead." Clinton. Term. Clinton High School Principal D. J. BriMain Jr., disclosing that Alfred Williams, Negro senior in the recently integrated school, has been suspended for threatening a white boy with a knife: "Anybody who pulls a knife in this school will receive the same kind of punishment." Washington Atty. Gen. George F.- McCanless of Tennessee, charging that proposed civil rights legislation would alienate people whose "good sense and good will" are needed to solve the race relations problem: "It is with these good people white and colored that the solution of today's difficulties rest. Offend or seek to coerce any appreciable number of them and the day of solution is postponed and the solution itself imperiled." Boston Patrolman Daniel Shea, describing a. Tlce raid In which a man, two divorcees and a capuchin monkey named Elvis Cabidae were seised: "Elvis was the only one decently dressed." Washington Rep. Walter Norblad (R-Ore.), applauding the Army's ban of alcoholic beverages, including 3.2 beer, for reserv ists and National Guardsmen taking six month's active duty train ing if they are under 18V4 years old: It was just wide open and that's wrong. I don't think that at the formative age of 17 they ought to be selling beer to those kids." J MaaMBBMaananaaMaaaaaaaaaa) APPEARING at Hurst races, England's Queen Elizabeth 1 is grave amid rumors she and Duke of Edinburgh are estranged. (International) SALAD NEEDS! WE HAVE ALL YOUR SALAD NEEDS RED LET TUCE, ROMAINE, ENDIVE, AUSTRALIAN LETTUCE, HEAD LETTUCE, MUSTARD GREENS, SPINACH. MANY SIZES AND PRICES TO CHOOSE FROM! COME IN-- AND SEE THE BEAUTIFUL SUNKIST STAINLESS TABLEWARE AND LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO OWN 1 Outboard Moforboais Gain in Popularity Chicago (U.R) More per ' sons are grasping the throttles of outboard motorboats each year, : and fatalities in this field are rising steadily, largely . due to operator carelessness, according to the National Safety Council. Commander Robert F. Barber, U. S. Coast Guard, said that "fatalities from outboard mo torboat accidents ranged from 36 in 1952 to 190 in 1956," show ing a steady increase each year. He called the increase of 39 per cent in such deaths in 1956 over 1955 "a matter of grave con cern." Most of the casualties, Barber added, are caused by ignorance, foolish or careless operation, or reckless disregard of the sim plest rules of seamanship and common sense. "They just never should have happened, and therefore the cas ualty rate is far too high every year for the degree of hazard normally involved," he con cluded. - THEY LIKE HIM Boston (U.R) What makes his variety store such a magnet for bandits, John Lasker doesn't know. But in the past 20 years he has been held up and robbed 10 times. The latest two rob beries occurred within four days of each other. Historic Tree Gets Too Big for Its Roots San Juan Bautista, Calif. (U.R) An historic tree just got too big fdr its roots and fell victim to its own fame. ' The tree, a 100-foot blue gum, was planted near the historic Castro house, an adobe hacienda dating back to the days of the Spanish dominion over Cali fornia. State park authorities decided to remove the towering tree be cause it was sending out roots undermining the foundation of the ancient dwelling and its root system was no longer strong enough to support the trunk properly. Many Firms Using Atomic Energy Data Chicago (U.R) More than 1,100 business firms and organ izations are using restricted data furnished by the Atomi Energy Commission, according to a study made by Commerce Clear- o ing House, national reporting authority on tax and busuiesj law. Under the system, the AEC issues access permits" to qual ified firms. Nearly half the ac cess permits give the holders what is known as "secret re stricted" data. CCH said this is an indica tion of the commission's high degree cf cooperation with bus iness. Included among the permit re cipients are business firms, ac countants, chemists, city and state agencies, engineers, health boards, insurance companies, re search organizations, trade as sociations and utilities. 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