Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 16, 1959, Image 5

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    MAIL TRIBUNE, Utilti. Or. C I
TfcurU.y, July U, 1959 !
In the Day's Hews
y FRANK JENKINS
The Big Four foreign min
Isteri conference resumes its
sessions in Geneva after a
three-week "cooling off" pe
riod. When the session opened,
It was reported around the
Palace of Nations, where the
meetings are held, that Rus
sia's Gromyko had indicated
GREEN STAMPS
to the Western delegations
that he did not wish to speak
until after hearing what the
West had to say. So Ameri
ca's Secretary of State Herter
led off with a flat statement
to Gromyko that the West
will NOT negotiate under an
ultimatum, duress or the con
tinued threat of a new Ber
lin crisis.
So-
He told Gromyko-.
If you .want a summit
meeting, call off your hatchet
men. And-he said in effect
it would be better if you put
it in writing.
JBIT of advice:
Don't pay too much atten
tion to what is SAID at Gen
eva. We must remember that
what iseoin2 on there is
poker game-a poker game
with IMMENSE stakes.
You can't tell whaUa poker
player is going to DO by what
he SAYS.
ah
OUR people in Geneva are
said to hope that Russian
First Deputy Premier Kozlov,
who has been- scouting, the
United States for whatever
information he can pick up,
will take home to Mr. K.
clearer picture of the real
purpose and tough determin
ation of the U.S. in the Ber-
. lin crisis.
What will he tell his boss?
Well, he left for home
Monday morning.
He wound up his tour of
our country with a press con
ference at which he spoke in
complimentary terms of our
' highly developed technology
and added that he has been
impressed by "the desire of
the American people to pre-
, serve peace.
But, he told reporters at
the airport as he was leav
ing: "I AM STILL CON
VINCED THAT PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER'S GRAND
CHILDREN WILL LIVE TO
SEE A COMMUNIST AMERICA."
UHA
T did he mean by that?
Nobody knows wnat a com
munist means by what he
says. A communist lies as
readily as a mynah bird talks.
But let's do a little suppos-
4m CiiMMia If avIatt WAG -im.
' pressed by America's might
. ana ajiivuc s uctcxuuuauuu.
. Suppose he reports to Mr. K
' that America is too tough to
tackle now, but IF GIVEN
TIME ENOUGH is certain to
- be destroyed by communists
wonting irom wunin u a
building is destroyed by ter
mites boring from within.
TIAT could be a FACE
; provide Mr. K with an ex
cuse to BACK OFF at Geneva
in the belief that if given
- lima nnnffh America will rt
4 AtrAnfiiallw 4sft
WCflftCHCU CUlU cviiuauj
stroyed by communist infil
: tration.
This," of course, is only
guesswork, at that. But the
i ways of diplomacy-especially
communist diplomacy are
- devious. And there are times
when ways to save face be
come immensely important
We'll see what we'll see.
ANYWAY, our course
Geneva is clear.
We must stand firm.
If we run, we're goners.
at
Deborah Kerr's
Friend Divorced
Santa Monica, Calif.-flJPD-Writer
Peter Viertel, accused
last year in a court suit of
winning the affections of ac
tress Deborah Kerr, was di
vorced Wednesday from his
wife of 15 years.
Mrs. Virginia Viertel, 43,
was awarded an uncontested
interlocutory decree on"
grounds of desertion. She tes
tified .that Viertel, 38, -told
her he fwas in love with an
other girl."
Miss Kerr, who divorced
her husband, Anthony Bart
ley, last week, was not men
tioned in the divorce proceed
ings. Bartley made the aliena
. tion of affections charge
against Viertel.
Mrs. Viertel said she will
receive under a propertly set
tlement a minimum of $12,000
annually in alimony and child
support payments for five
years- After that she will get
$7,200 a year. The couple has
one child, Christine, 7. Vier
tel, now a resident of Klos
ters, Switzerland, has written
several novels including
"Line of Departure" and a
number of screen plays.
The first entire edition of
the Bible was printed in He
brew in 1488. "
50 free trips to Hawaii
Enter the big C & H Sugar contest ...
get entry blanks at Piggly Wiggly.
Make a tuna salad . . . Star Kist chunk style
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Play It cool . . . get out of the kitchen and let dad preside at dinner in
the yard. Nothing pleases the whole family more than a wonderful
cook-ouf meal and you'll find all the delicious cook-out foods at Piggly
Wiggly.
Prices affective . Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday-July
16, 17 and It
No. k tin
25c
Servcool, refreshing Herahey's Instant
Young
and
tender
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mm
l-lb. tin
45c
2-lb., 6-oz.
.tin
Fresh-frosted Norbest turU. r ' .
-v,.1UMy selected
ar Um L. .
and flavor. Tk... ... " ... meat tur
..., young Dirds
,-,VIOC5T Tur
from the 1959 crop for
and
Save on Dundee brand whole, unpeeled
micolts
No. IVt tin
25c
tins
Mild and mellow Plymouth
Cofm
1 -lb. bag
Plymouth
Mayonnaise
Use Plymouth when you
make a tuna salad.
Quart
Jar
t
Z
2ee
Soft, gentle Zee tissue is made in Oregon
4-roll paks
I
Chiffon
Bathroom Tissue
2-roll
29c
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for rot.Ti. ' LrU ,w m r'9"t
broil on your barbecue. 'P"r ,n
Free recipes for berbecuing turkey
; .j,sy iggiy meat depart
ment. .
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Each L
Jor frying or broiling
APork Ste"k lb. 49c
Armour Str '
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Armour St.r-By th. pi, , .
Jumbo Bologna ......... 49-
Armour Star -Sliced
Minced Ham ...... b. 50.
4
From corn-fed porkers
Serve with apple
wuce & browned
potatoes Lb.
El Paso Lunch-n-Mix
Green Olives
. Full
Quart
Jar
dozen
Shasta Canned
Beverages
Root beer, grape, orange,
cola and other flavors.
IS. n, I (PI
10-oz. tin 10c 3 tins 25c
Kerr Squat or Tall '.
Jelly Glasses
Decaf
Instant Coffee 5-os. jar
A perfectly balanced diet
Purina' Dog Chon SI.29
Cal
Dog or (ist Food 5
Sunshine
Krispy Crackers i -lb. pkg-.
Peanut Crunch variety
Sunshine Cookies
ftarshmallow Peanut variety
Sunshine Candy lo, pkf 29c
Save on
ALCOA
ALUMINUM
FOIL
Household Heavy Duty
29d
Sf - 59c
Ocean Spray Whole or Strained
Cranberry Sauce
21 6-oz.
tint
Ocean
Ocean Spray is the na
tural mate for any meat
'69e
29c
50-book
packages
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ipltia' 3-lb. Freezer Jar V?
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7c OFF
22-oz. tin
Perfect for family wash or fine things
Breeze Detergent Giant package
Gets dirt out fast
Itinso Blue Giant package
The liquid way to cleanest washes
IVisk Liquid Detergent "SL
Made specially for dishwashing '
Lux Liquid Detergent
Controlled suds action
Condensed All
For lighter, brighter washes
Fluffy, All Detergent
Bath size bars 2 for 35c
Lux Toilet Soap
Mildly scented .
Lifebuoy Soap
3 Regular Cp
size bars VJlj
2 Regular OC
size bars 4wv
Ore-Ida Frozen
TaterTots
Quick and Easy to Serve
Wilson '
Chopped
Beef
12-oz. tin Reg. 45c .
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for
Fresh Local Grown Sweet
Crisp Solid Heads .
Cabbage
Fresh Local Zucchini
Squash
U.S. No. 1 Shaffer White New
Potatoes 10
Sweet Delicious Hcneydew
Melons
Large Sweet Santa Rosa
Plums
BLUE STAR
GDmie WBioDe
ranees
Serve Cold Roast or Chicken and Noodles
LARGE
3-lb. 4-oz.
TIN .
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a SPRY
s
Shortening
tin MM
Stewart at King Street Acres of Free Parking
Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 16, 17 and 18
We Reserve the Right To Limit Quantities
Black Flag
Insect Bomb
12-oz. $.
Tin
BOYD'S
COFFEE
Blended of the finest
coffees. Drip or regu
lar grinds.
1.19
Mb.
tin
69'