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o o Thursday, November 14, 1937 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUt-418P O o o o O O IF YOU'RE HOT SHOPPING AT THE GROCETERIA YOU'RE PAYING TOO MUCH Groceteria's Giant Py1 VP 37th Anniversary iwi p U.S. Graded CHOICE Steer iU CUT THICK OR THIN YOUR CHOICE B yM STrEAK mj ?m JJy Meat Prices in this ad good through Sat., Nov. 16th U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER IF- UVEK Sliced 3 SWIFT'S PREMIUM BRAND VEAL K A ST Boned and Rolled PIISH MADE -LEAN $11 oo lbs. L CASCADE MEATS -WHOLE HOG -BRAND SAUSAOE IT'S NEW IT'S DIFFERENT IT'S DELICIOUS III HORMEL DAIRY BRAND PCLMDC Cooked-Canned 4 pounds solid meat No Bone It's ready to eat each EXTRA LEAN -EXTRA FANCY -FRESH MADE uoum CIH1UCEC 3i SMALL LEAN MEATY FRESH CUT MI d) fo)(g Ideal to bake, barbecue or serve with our new Pack Wise. Kraut. . ffi To assure yourself of the finest turkey that money can buy, order yours now at your Groceteria O IFMEffi! t luy to Winl Retail Price $309.45 J o Morse Push Button Zig Zag Model MZZ Be Sure to Get Your Entry Blanks at the Groceteria Drawing Saturday, Nov. 23 5:00 p.m. GROCETERIA FRESH PRODUCE Southern Oregon's Finest Selection of Fruits and Vegetables VACUUM COOLED -CRISP -SOLID and FRESH HEAD TI LETTUCE How big is a head of lettuce? They come in many sizes and weights, so we sell them by the pound. 3C lb. NEW CROP SUNKIST 138 SIZE-NAVEL ORANGES Doz. 39 t EMPEROR GRAPES PLUMP, FIRM AND SWEET 2-29 Southern-Red Ripe Carton Pack TOMATOES Carton (jc Keep a bit of summer II J sunshine on your table. GREEN ZUCCHINI SQUASH 2-29 Knowledge of Obscure Sicknecc Raises Public Health Questions By DELOS SMITH United Press Science Editor New York (IP) New scien tific knowledge of an obscure sickness called "silo-filler's dis ease nas raised two important questions of public health. The questions were raised by Dr. R. R. Grayson, an authority on the disease since he works in Perryville, Mo., where silo- filling is a major occupation. Dr. Grayson's questions are: Isn't the cause of silo-filler's disease also the cause of the sickening qualities of some of the smogs that hang over indus trial cities? And can't that cause be contained on occasion in the cereal grains which people eat? The cause of silo-filler's dis ease is the combining of nitro gen with oxygen which occurs in the fermentation stew that goes on inside silos. The disease is a peculiar type of pneumonia which can be fatal. Silo fillers get it by working inside poorly ventilated siios. Thorough Study Dr. Grayson was the first to describe the disease, back in 1954. There now have been 11 fully authenticated cases in silo-fillers. But with accumu lated knowledge of the disease 1 I process and how the process is put into motion, Grayson now is convinced that it "is not con fined to people who fill silos, but has afflicted others in many occupations and places and no doubt is a factor in other ob scure respiratory illnesses." Airline Hostesses Threaten Strike Los Angeles OPl A federal mediator was expected to meet today with representatives of both sides in an attempt to avert a threatened strike of more than 200 stewardesses against West ern Airlines at midnight. Western Airlines said it learn ed Clarence G. Eddy had been appointed mediator and was sent here by the National Mediation board to seek a settlement. The Airline Stewards and Steward esses Association announced Tuesday a strike was planned for 11:59 p.m. today. Both sides were said to have agreed to continue talks, al though the ALSSA, as of Wed nesday night had made no change in plans to strike. Rowland K. Quinn, Chicago, president of the association, was among those expecting to meet today with the mediator. The union seeks a $35 a month, across the board salary increase for the stewardesses, retroactive to last April. A contract which expired seven months ago pro vided a base salary of $210 a month. Western Airlines has of fered $225, a company spokes man said. Sputnik I Had Three Sections; Not Two By UNITED PRESS Scientists at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Laboratory in Cambridge, Mass., said today that Sputnik I, the original earth satellite, has three sections, not two as first believed. The experts said various re ports from moonwatchers throughout the world showed the nose cone of the rocket is the third section. Previously, only the satellite and the rocket were definitely identified. It was also believed that Sput nik II may have a second part, besides the section which carried Laika, the space dog. Five or six observations by. expert astrono mers indicate the satellite has two separate parts. In a report issued by the Sov iet Union Wednesday, scientists said Sputnik I will expire by the end of December while Sputnik II will enjoy an "appre ciably longer" life. . ' Moscow Radio said Laika ap parently was "comfortable to the end" and was alive at least until last Sunday when radio trans missions from the satellite ston ed. He pointed to such illnwfc the residents of industrial crW He ' cited analytical mtrt4) showing that 463 ton of ife gen oxides go into the Let w geles atmosphere daily, gni prevailing notion that Av JWlD of nitrogen dioxide per milli parts of atmosphere will 8o it harm. From the new knowld of silo-filler's disease, f iv pVgfj could be harmful. The Culprits Nitrates art contained k growing plants,' such as corn. That is normal. 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