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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 6. I960- "
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enzyme uuunui
Said To Bring
Longer Life Span
Decatur, 111., (Science SerV'
lce)A generation from now,
doctors will be keeping grand
v.a litarnllv vnnn? at heart.
By controlling the body's
enzyme . systems, doctors win
help a patient stave off de
generation and aging of the
heart, blood vessels and en
docrine glands, and many
will be going strong at 80
years of age.
This is predicted by Dr.
Morris Flshbeln, former edi
tor of the Journal of the
American Medical Association
nnri foriov pdltnr of Postgrad
uate Medicine, Medical World
News, Excerpta Medica and
lecturer at the University of
rMraan School of Medicine.
He expects that the next gen
eration's physicians win see
a population In which 20 per
cent are past age 05 ana two
nr cent are past 100.
The noun "cripple," he
prophesied, will drop out of
the language as new teen
niques in training the physi
cally handicapped are per
fected. - -"
' Mental retardation which
now afflicts approximately
three per cent of the popula
tion will tend to disappear as
new processes of learning are
snnllorl tn child training.
, Speaking at the dedication
of a new irwin, weisier
Co. research laboratory here,
Dr. Fishbein said infectious
diseases such as measles, scar
let fever, whooping : cougn,
mumps, diphtheria, respira
tory disorders and polio will
be virtually eliminated from
the American, scene.
However, he warned, phy
sicians will have to combat
''flash epidemics" of import
ed infections so long as these
diseases exist elsewhere tn the
world. Gur own population
will lack the immunities
which older generations ac
quired by casual exposure
and; will be-extraordinarily
susceptible. ? ;
Smith Accused of
'Jumping' Negro
Group Affiliation
Portland - IUPD - Maurine
Neuberger has accused Elmo
Smith, her Republican oppo
nent for the U. S. Senate, of
joining two Negro organiza
tions after he had announced
he belonged to them, but he
replied that applications were
made several days earlier.
Mrs. Neuberger said a press
statement by Smith, appear
ing in the Sept. 29 issue of
the Northwest Clarion, a Ne
gro weekly newspaper, de
scribed him as "a member of
the Urban League and
NAACP," but that applica
tions for membership did not
reach the two groups until
the next day.
'Extreme of Duplicity'
Smith explained that the ap
plications were given to a
member of the Negro commu
nity several days previous al
though they may not have
reached the organizations
themselves until Sept. 30.
: Mrs. Neuberger said this
"exemplifies the extreme of
duplicity used in my oppo
nent's campaign to cover up
his backward record against
civil rights, United Nations,
conservation, education and
other vital issues." ,
She referred to Smith as
,"a summer soldier in the
cause of civil rights," but he
charged that her statement
was another effort "to take
public attention away from
the issues in this campaign
and to protect a cnndldate
who has no real positive pro-gram."
Save MORE on your TOTAL food bill
Teamster Ordered
To Stay Off Job
Washington - (DPI) -The
U. S. Court of Appeals has
ordered Terence F. McShanc
not to begin work as chairman
of the T e a m s t e r s Union's
Board of Monitors until the
court decides whether he shall
remain in the post,
McShane, a former F B
agent, was sworn In a week
;ago over the strong objections
of the union and Its president,
James R. Hoffa. They claim
he is disqualified because of
Ins previous opposition to Hot
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- The union Is appealing h
appointment to the post, made
by Federal Judge F. Dlckin
ton Letts.
Hatfield Has New
Name Plate on Desk
Salem -IUPD- Gov. Mark Hat
field has replaced the name
plate on his desk, including
the one in the formal office
'which capitol visitors see
The old plate read plain
"Mark O. Hatfield." The new
one says "Mark O. Hatfield
Sr."
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Fillsbury's
"Best" Flour
25-lb, reg. $2.45.
10 lbs., reg. $1.19
Famous enriched, all-purpose
flour '
25bb,gT9
Ik 89'
CCitichemi Craft Flour
25-lbs.-reg. $2.35
lO-lbs.-reg. $1.15
Finest all-purpose.
Why pay more?
25'bVl79
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ROXBURY 7ophqumitsyh CANDIES
Chocolate Nibbles, Malted Milk Balls or Honeycomb Chip!
Made with the finest ingredients. There it none finer.
MIX 'EM OR MATCH 'EM
3 $1
Jell-well Pudding
Canterbury Tea
TV Dinners
B&M Baked Beans
Sharp Cheddar Cheese
Friskies Dog Food
Cashmere Bouquet
7 delicious flavcrri
Why pay more?
Selected Quality Orange.
Pekoe and Pekoe
Swanion't frozen Macaroni. Just
heat 'n serve. Grand quick meal
With loti of pork
and old time sauce
12 T
59e
39e
pk9.
of 48
134-OI.
pkg.
Safeway
Reg. 79e
or Putt 'n Boot
Cat Food Filh flavor
Cashmere Bouquet In
gentle white or pink
4
7
12
28-o.T
tint
$100
lb.
15-ei.
tint
bath
bare
59e
$1 00
$00
HIGHWAY
PORK & BEANS
Kidney, Dark Red Kidney, Pinto, Mexican,
A " and Haley's Chili Beans
i utter
AA
Mix 'Em ,
Match 'Em
6 69c Clover
Med. Eggs
IHIoiniey
; lucerne 100 pure tweet cream,
country fresh'' with a
"Just churned" ,flavor 4
Cream & the Crop. Hour
fresher because they're from
local farms. Guaranteed 100
Empress, the golden sweet honey
that's great with biscuits,
hotcakes, waffles, etc.
Mb.
print
doz.
24-oz.
jar
59'
SLICED BACON
Dal Monte "Sweetheart" '
fully smoked, lean streak
Mb.
pkg.
CHIP STEAKS
Manor House quick frozen
beef steaks. Just cook 'n
5 '4-oz. $H
Pkgs. II
Save during Safeway's big "USOA CHOICE"
Freezer Beef Sale
We're happy to cut the meat exactly to your
specifications at no extra cost to you.
Jasl the thing for Sunday Dinner! The FINEST, lander
Ik
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Loin & Rib End Roast
Top quality, medium size loin that
roasts so pretty and tastes so good.
And our low sale price is a blessing
to your budget.
lb.
Hindquarters
Forequarters -Full
Sides
..lb
59
b 39
b 49
- i "USDA CHOICE" beef 7Qj
ST6W beeT For thrifty menus lb.
Corned Pork bumwAM mea't'ib! 79"
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Trophy Brand
Breaded Shrimp 49'
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Loin & Rib Chops, center cuts lb. 6e
Pork Spare Ribs, country style...... lb. 59c
Whole or Half Loins, tender, meaty lb. 55c
Boneless Rib Roast '
Tender Cross Rib Roast "USDA CHOICE" beef, well aged, closeQrimmed
Blade Cut PofrRoast : ,.
Mealy "USDA CHOICE" scientifically (jjged and well trimmed for extra flavor. "D.
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49c
mm
O'Cedar
Gives new life to floors,
furniture, etc. . . .
I6-01.
tin
Plan now to attend Ilia P.I. Livestock Exposition
Plan now to attend the big 50th Anniversary of the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition in Portland, Ore. It starts on OctoberQth and contin
ues thru the 1 5th. The feature attractions will be the dramatic Horse Show
plus several dare devil riders from Legiston, Idaho, plus Dal Robertson,
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Reg. 2 for 25c. Here's terrific savings on
Betty Crocker
Refrigerated
Here's a new taste treat In "Ready-to-bak." biscuits.. No fuss . . . ni
muss, just pop 'em Into the oven and in minutes they're ready to serve.
E1
8-oz. I k-v
pkg. Lr A
TV IDniminieirs
uK1dC roiinige
Swanson's frozen
Ham, beef, chicken, meat loaf, turkey, chop DKQ.
sirloin, twist sieak, and creamed chicken. 3
Limit 5,
please
Curtsy "Fresh from the Oven"
Danish Horns
Delicious Pineapple-Grapefruit, or
Grape Ade non .carbonated drink. '
Your choice. Mix 'em or Match 'em.
Libby't Creme Style
or Whole Kernel
Fruit Cocktaill
. Reg. 4 for $1.00 value Town House fancy quality. Like getting one tin free.
Pie Cheiriries
Town House finest selected, pitted cherries. Make a cherry cobbler tonite.
Tomroaifcoes
Reg. 25c value Town House fancy quality selected red ripe tomatoes,
1
TIMS '. ,
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FOR
ONLY
SOLID
PACK
303
tin
303
tin
No. Vi
tin
00
Sea Trader finest 4 8-oz. OB
Eastern clams , W tins "
Clam Chowder ?"'rm ,1L0a, 85c
Minced Clams
Town House fancy
Rich in vitamins
l.ll ft n..JJ:.. 6 delicious
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for Quality .tins
6 delicious Q DRjt
flavors Bkis. W
Iiiiaa Stokley's Plneapple-Grapefruit A 29-01. 1
UUICeS and Pineapple-Orange Drinks tins
Whole Apricots uneied
Pear Halves Fancy quality
Cling Peaches Town House
Green Beans
Fancy Corn
Green Peas
Town House ,
fancy cut
Cream Style Golden
Bantam, Town House
Young; "n tender,
Town House
Steinfeld's
heat n serve
Tempest,
light meat
Sauerkraut
Grated Tuna
oChunk Tuna salads, sandwiches, etc
Instant Coffee
Cucumber Chips
Safeway
rich flavor.
Zippy
fancy
303 4E.
tins B
Z 25c
5 fins $1
5 13 $1
6 S $1
5 $1
6-or.
Jr
25c
Town House, So
Good with pork
. Busy Baker extra
fresh 'n snappy
Busy Baker
oven-fresh
Sle'nderway
Grand for toast
6
Spinach
Apple Sauce
Snap Cookies
Soda Crackers
Skylark Bread
Paper Napkins
Macaroni
Raisins
Dried Prunes
lnela.nl Wkaal Carnation is so quick
7 303
cans
303
cans
2-lb.
Pkg.
2-Ib.
Pkg.
1-lb.
loaf
Zee pink, aqua,
yellow, white
& Spaghetti
Sunrise elbow
Vinecrest
Seedless
Large fancy
Town House
O pkgs,
and easy to fix
Highway, - extra std.
96c
n.i...
UOlalip large family size
Thunderbird Wine
Arriba Wine
bTaIbiv Sanitary Napkins,
Cocktail
favorite
Italian
Swiss Colony
regular
$1
99c
49c
49c
29c
25c
69c
89c
79c
45c
25c
79c
79c
o?k.S1.73
of 80
4-lb.
pkg.
4-lb.
Pkg.
2-lb.
Pkg.
2-lb.
Pkg.
20-oz.
bottle
Sth
' 5th'
Sold Exclusively
at SAFEWAY!
XgteriQ tannics
JC fMjggp
BUY A BOOK-A-WEEK
Volume No. 5 on Sale Now
4
46-oz.
tins
$
303 $
cans
1
This week's pastry feature made
of the finest ingredients pkg.
35
MlMUsH
JOHNSON'S MODEL BAKERY
Date Nut Bread 35c
I UK PRESERVES 1
IV m mius J
EMPRESS
Strawberry Jelly
Pure fruit flavor Jt
just like home aUa
'Old Fashioned
Cinnamon Rolls
..doz.
59c
made
Blackberry Jelly T-u
Currant Jelly wuhprtosasttops
Red Raspberry
10-oz.
jars
Princess Chocolate Cake 1.39
25 Gold Bond Stamps With Each Cake
Gold Bond Stamps with Each Purchase
Ivory Flakes
Spic 'n Span
Mr. Clean
Cookies
NIC Cookies
For fine
fabrics
All purpose
cleaner
Liquid
cleaner .
Sunshine
Cup oustard
Lorna Doone
Shortbread
3 10ja?: $1
3 r1: $1
3 $1-00
12-oz.
Pkg.
16-07.
pkg.
15- oi.
bottle
16- oz.
Pkg.
10V4-OZ.
pkg.
30c
43c
49c
39c
There's no place like Safeway for
JONATHAN
We've hurried them In from the finest orchards in Wash
ington. Extra fancy, schoolboy size . . . crackling crisp
beauties, priced to please.
Your EXTRA Bonus
at SAFEWAY
Gold Bond Stamps
WITH YOUR PURCHASES
local Paical
variety, low in
calories
Crisp Celery
Green Cabbage
Yellow Gliosis
No. 2 Potatoes
Serve It with
Safeway Corned -
beef. They're great lb.
Perfect size ' ,
boiler onions "-lb.
for creaming bag
Northwest
Runets.
A real value.
25-lb.
5'
5'
29'
89'
SUNKIST LEMONS
Serve a salmon loaf tonight.
Enjoy it with a slice of
sunkist lemon.
6 35e
HUBBARD SQUASH
Cr Marblehead Squash
Withots of good eatin'
meat. Good Bakers . lb.
4
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Thyroid Hormone
Found To Produce
'Instant Energy'
Los Angeles-(Science Serv-
ice)-When you exercise stren
uously your body may tap
circulating blood reserves ot
thyroid hormone necessary to
produce energy without the
need of stepping up thyroid
gland production.
This is the belief of Drs.
J. Thomas Dowling and J. T.
Nlcoloff of the University ot
California Medical School,
Los Angeles, and Los Angeles
VA Center, who have been,
studying transport of the hor
mone in the blood. (The hor
mone, thyroxine, is trans
ported through the blood
stream In a sort of "towing"
operation by special proteins
to which it is bound.)
Although the thyroid hor
mone is involved in many
bodily processes, thyroid
gland production schedule Is
relatively constant, they point
out. Since the gland never
seems to step up production
appreciably, scientists have
been puzzled as to how sud
den demands for the hormone
are met.
Blood Samples Taken
Human volunteers were
asked by the doctors to run
various distances. Samples of
their blood were taken im
mediately after the exercise
and again after they had rest
ed. It was found that after
they had run as little as 100
yards the binding of thyroxine
to proteins was reduced con
siderably.' This suggested that a small
portion of circulating thy
roxine was suddenly "cut
loose" from its "towing" pro
teins In order to meet sudden
engery demands. Changes in
the character of the blood,
perhaps acids produced in the
exercise process, are respon
sible for the "cutting loose"
of the hormone. An hour after
completion of the exercise
binding and "towing" process
es returned to normal.
Thus the body may meet
temporary needs for thyrox
ine without sudden strains on
the thyroid gland. ,
Ruling limits
Freedom oi
U.S. Scientists
WanhlnBtnn - CScience Serv
ice) - U.S. Government scien-
Mot nfo anhlAP tn it ftDCCifl
Stale nnnartmsnt rutins lim- '
iting their freedom to attend
ihm Inurnal
Science charges editorially.
Thpv Arp nrnventerl from
presenting papers at interna
tinnni mpptinffR attended by
scientists from countries not
recognized diplomatically by
the United States. ,
Loss More Than Gain
The editor of Science. Dr. .
Graham DuShane, points out
that the U.S. stanas to lose ;
more than it - gains by this
nnllrv. Anv non - recognized
country can block the atten
dance of our government
scientists at an International
meeting merelv bv sending a
representative.
The International Council
of Scientific Unions passed a
resolution in 1058 affirming
the right of scientists to par
ticipate in international scien
tific activity "without regard
l.. .in, rollalnn nr nnlltinal
philosophy" and stating that
such participation "has no im
plications wun respeci 10
recognition or ine govern
ment of the country or terri
tory concerned." The govern-
Incr hnnr1 nf th National
Academy of Sciences-National
R e search council endorsed
this resolution in April, 1980.
Prices in this advertisement ara effective through Sunday, October 9th, at Safeway In Med
ford . . . We reserve the right to limit quantities.
This Label
Labels You . . .
As A
Person of
GOOD
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He ordered the new one
when his ion, Mark Jr., was
born lilt iprlng.
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