Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1958)
o MAIL TRIIUNI, Mdforrf, Ortn, Moiidy, July 28, 195S Say Steel Demand Weiring Up, Aided By Autos, Crisis Cleveland!, Ohio ITD Steel demand is picking up, aided mostly by automotive orders and to some degree by the Middle East crisis, steel Magazine reported today. The weekly trade magazine said initial orders from De troit have been no bigger than last year's -4,000 to 5.000 tons but they are more than welcome. Chrysler Corp. and the Fisher Body, Buick, Oldsmo bile and Pontiac division of General Motors placed or ders. Ford Motor company will start ordering soon. About 20 per cent of the tonnage is for August delivery, the rest for September. Following substantial orders for cold-rolled sheets, bars 9nd stainless strip, automak ers are expected to issue re lease dates to their parts sup pliers. They will soon be or dering steel for frames, springs and stampings. Orders by the automakers were not influenced by the Middle East trouble which flared up a few days before they began buying. They were inflCfenced solely by low steel stocks and 9 desire to get started on 195fl models. However, increased demand for steel could be traced di rectly to the Middle East sit uation. An ail drum manufac turer who had been restrict ing his fheet supplier to ship ments of a few carloads per month announced that ht wanted all his orders deliver ed at one. He speculated that more drums would be needed to airlift oil to Western allies. qTwo factors enhanced pros pects ior a recovery country goods. Arab nationalists may cut pipe lines, calling for increases in American, Canadian and Venezuelan oil to supply Eu rope And the Texas Railroad Commission raised the limit on producing days from 9 to 11 pe month beginning in August. Texas bankers are re vising their policies and- will lend morf money to drilling 5 contractors. With the release of second quarter statements, steelmak ers continued to stress a need for higher prices. U. S. Steel Q Corp. is believed waiting for a stronger market before an nouncing an increase. Steel production continued a steady recovery last week from the July 4 setback. Fur naces were operated at 56 per cent of capacity, a half point increase. Production was about 1,512.000 net tons for ingots and castings. ' Scrap prices rose for the fourth consecutive week. Steel's composite on the prime Qgrade ol melting scrap rose to $37.67, up another $1. Mill buying was lagging but a pick up in demand was expected next month when Detroit en ters the steel market. Plan Now To Attend The Shakespearean Festival At Ashland Starting Tonight! mmm mm Super Savings on $ Brands to Further Prove We Can Help You Feed Your Family BETTER for LESS! mm Apricots An all-time Safeway Brand Favorite j ELL-WELL Seven sparkling fresh fruit flavors 00k Reg. 3 for 23c 3-oz. pkg. Sundown brand, whole unpeeled case of 24 $4.75 Town House brand, finest quality Fruit Cocktail LOO Reg. 39c case of 24-$7.95 3 2Vi cans .00 Gardenside brand Save 23c on five Reg. 249c case of 24-$4.75 Tomatoes 5 31.00 Nu Made made of the finest ingredients Salad Stressing New! All New! Instant Lucerne Lac-Mix A nonfat dry milk for drink ing and cooking with a flavor like pure fresh milk. Reg. 12-qt. size 89c 79 Special price for this sale! Shortening Royal Satin white guar- Reg. 91 C nteed by Safeway finest 3all)i all-vegetable can, now quality pure shortening. 75 in oil Save 10c on delicious Lunch Box brand Sandwich Spread 39 Lunch Box brand formerly Beverly Peanut Sutter chunk or creamy Busy Baker sugar honey '' Graham Crackers . Reg. 69c quart 1 8-oz. jar Reg. 37c 1 -lb. pkg. ,59 49 29 lomputer solves Electric Problems Chicago IUPD A new elec tronic computer will be solv , ing Chicago's future electri city probletns. Commonwealth Edison is installing the device to meas ure the minute-by-miriute con sumption of its Chicago-area customers and send simultane ous orders to the dozens of nerators to meet the exact demand. electricity demands vary with theOtime of day, season, and weather. Even the mid-morn-ingoffee breaks show up by decreasing the electricity con gumption. This information, constant ly revised, will be fed to the compiler, which will make instantaneous computations. Armed with information of other factors including the dollars-and-cents angle the computer ill make its deci- 1958 Home Buyers Get More for Money Chicago (UPI) The 1993 home buyer is not pay ing any less but is getting more house for his money, ac cording to the United States Savings and Loan League. The league said the reces sion has prompted many lead ing builders to add "real val ue" to their product in the form of better locations, bet ter design, better equipment and more space. The league also said that ap proximately 10 million Ameri can families move from one house or apartment to another every year. It is noted that one million of these movers buy new houses, providing a "huge, ready-made market for builders who can construct a house that is considerably better than an old house, and which sells at a reasonable price, ' i FRESH FBYEBS Plump 'n Tender sweet meated birds. Serve up a platter full of truly grand eating. 2 to 3 lb. whole drawn. lb. Cut-up fresh fryers 49 lb. Ready-to-eat SKINNED HAMS 12 to 16-lb. bone-in, fully smoked hams. An outstanding buy SI fpift Whole or full It, Vtv? shank half W' . " Full Butt Half lb. 63c Shank End Piece lb. 55c But End Piece lb. 59c Center Cut Slices lb. 98c U.S. "Choice" Grade Carefully Aged Beef whole or half cut, bone-in Round Sleak Standing .Rib Roast Blade Gut Pot Roast Arm Cut Pot Roast Large Bologna SSf$J Spare Ribs fs h5 ltn Cap't. Choice ' 7-oz. Breaded, quick frozen - pkg. lb. 79c lb. 79c lb. 49c lb. 65c lb. 45c lb. 49c 49c Scallops Manor House Quick Frozen Meat PiesBTeXxuncahicken:4 J-&IJH. U.S. Grade A Young Turkeys 1958 Tom Vi Turkey, lb. 41 e V Turkey, lb. 43c Whole oven ready, LB. 39' . v.rte 45 Special Savings n'V PBllS"n7 Bel-air v jf Frozen Foods I I Choos. from II I I Franch Stylt Brccn Bt.nt 1 Green Peat I I) I I Chopped Broccoli French Fries I II Whole Kernel Corn Leaf Spinach I 11 Mixed Vegetable. Chopped Spinach I I $1.75 Z. 89 Kitchen! tflft 1 us mm MM.. T "J 1 Xr Terrific Savings on IjLUi'JtHty , Gardenside brand lwel II Corn, Peas, .9R Gr. Beans II Your choice of these grand eating favoritiei f No. 303 Full case cans lr of 24 M 10 $2.39 S3L Save 8 cents per pound on Edwards Vacuum afJ4P pack COFFEE A rich, robust blend of choice coffees Mb. tin 4-Lb. tin 79' 3.J3 Reg. 1.73 2-lb.tin $57 NOB HILL COFFEE The coffee that tasts as good as it smells frfsh because you grind Jggi ,55 .$453 I -lb. bag 75c 2-lb. pkg. AIRWAY COFFEE I A slight, mild, mellow flavor youll love! Selected fine quaity Brazilian 1 coffees. I -lb. bag 77c 2-lb. $449 ha I o m You can't buy better quality flour than Kitclien Craft Flour Premium quality enriched all-purpose flour that is guar anteed to work wonders with ANY recipe! Reg. 10-lb. bag $1.15 Reg. $2.39 POt 2 5-1 b. $498 ayr ha i Reg. $4.59 50-Ib. 5089 bap- J o 100 Pure Coffee Safeway " INSTANT COFFEE Tiny flavor packed crystal, give you a-hearty rich flavor and quickly, too. You save more because you use less Safeway Instant per cup. Save 10c Introductory pack Sea Trader SHRIMP Small Pacific shrimp cook ed and shelled. Reg. 39c cans e)t)CD Dozen cans $3.98 Lalani Pineapple JUICE Delicious refreshing juice I grand pick-up. Reg. 29e. ji cans CDD Dozen cans $2.98 wwi.wiwf ww.hiiwm 1 1 w ngi Bar-$Hams-"89 Fine Quality Snow Star Vanilla, Chocolate, Strawberry, Neopolitan Dee Cream W G9 t t i! n vnijinoni-sparKimg Tiavors Soda Pop 2 29 rff Empress JELLY or I Stock up ot-this low price Apple jelly, mix fruit I I I jelly, opricof preserves, apricot-pineapple, peach- 1 1 3 2- $100 JJ V Slicing fix r , J , Perfect for Those Tasty Summer Menus! Tomatoes Every tomato is bright red and firm . . . excellent for your summer salad or add ed to your favorite sandwich. From Milton-Freewater. CanfeDoupes nF$1l00 Jumbo size Vine-ripened each 17c VJ-y R Radishes Green Onions Cucumbers Salad perfect mix 'em match 'em bun. bun. each 2)C Sweet Corn Yakima Golden Bantam Large ears of sweet tender kernels. 4y Watermelon cut Green Beans si.S box Head Lettuce DaUI U.S. No. 2 ruiaiucd Wh Potatoes hite Rose U.S. No. 1 White Shatter 412C. ib. 4c 2 u,. 29c 2 for 25c IS $1.39 1 VaV 59c Prices in this advertisement are effective through Wednesday, July 30, at Safeway in Medford. mm
