Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 19, 1961, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Texto o o rlO ,1961 q MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. O , ww for Reg. 41 e value. THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 Ike, Mamie Will Relax and Travel !...,-.: x Affer Bowing Out . . Washington -dipt- President e'rid Mrs. Elsenhower will re laxant! travel before settling Jown to a post-presidential ' 1-outinc after bowing out of the White House. ': Gettysburg, Pa.; Albany! ' 'Gat and Palm Desert. Calif., are the destinations they have in mind for January, Febru ary and p e r h a p 8 part of March. " The Eisenhowers plan to travel 85 miles north from Washington to their Gettys burg, Pa., farm immediately after the inauguration festivl ties are concluded. They will spend a few' days there before Eisenhower, at least, flies to southwest Georgia for 10 days or two weeks of quail-hunting on" the plantation of a friend, ! W; Alton (Pete) Jones, '"Sometime around Feb. 1 the former five-star general has scheduled a cross-country trip to ; Palm Desert, Calif., where ,, ho has rented a home near the Eldorado Country club in the California desert. There, in the hot and dry climate, he plans to golf and relax before returning to Gettysburg, home base in the Jsenhowers'. new scheme of operations. ... ' The ex-president will set up t(s office on the campus of Gettysburg college, a few : blocks from the main square of the town that was a battle field during the Civil War. .'-He intends to maintain an nijtu uiiem in vv usiuugiun 10 keep in close touch with his rriany friends In the nation's capital and be near air trans- ' HThere is little doubt that the Vicnnhnu.nea ...til hn tunll.nff are entitled to a $25,000-a-year pension and $50,000 addition al! i for staff and office ex penses. sThere is a chance that Con gress may decide to restore Eisenhower's five-star general lapk, a course he would not oppose. This would present film with a choice between the presidential pension and mili tary retirement benefits. The latter are partly tax free and include life-long free medical a n d hospitalization services that might offset the smaller retirement, income. . Mrs. Eisenhower's only pub- . llcized activity after she leaves the executive mansion will be as vice cnalrman ot the Adams .'. County (Pa.) Republican com- miuce. mis will be mainly an Jjpnorary post. , , Eisenhower has agreed to do what he can in the cause of peace for the Kennedy admin istration and that may take Australia, Japan, Africa and randinavia. ,He apparently has decided lb' reject any active political ro)e by declaring that he folt Vice President Richard M. Nixon was the head of the Republican party for the next lour years. - Tew members of his pres ent staff will stay on with El senhower, His valet, John Moaney, and Moaney's wife, Dolores, seem certain to re main with tlie Eisenhowers. So does Rose Wood, Mamie's personal maid. , . r:lArmy Col. Robert Schulz, the President's military aide, miiy become a personal aide W Eisenhower after Jan. 20, Mrs, Ann Whitman, secretary to the chief executive for the fast eight years, may continue fh that job for another few ttfnnths at least, 50CTFA Elects New Officers , '''Al Smith, logging and tim ber manager, Mcdford . Cor poration, was elected presi dent of Southern Oregon Con servation and Tree Farm asso ciation at a recent meeting liero. bmllh will be Installed at the February meeting with the other officers. They are Dick Swan, Olson-L a w y e r Lumber company, vice presi dent for Mcdford - Ashland Urea; Lloyd Silvn, Sllva Log gins comnnnv r.i-nnt. nn vice president for the Grants Pass area; Bruce Blew, Blew Trucking company, Mcdford, treasurer, and Dale Prentice Mcdford, reelected secrctary nianagnr of the association. Smith succeeds Glen Duy son, Kogap Lumber Indus tries. 1 " Committee assignments also will be announced at the Feb ruary meeting. Animal Society Gets All Types of Calls i San Francisco-IDPIi-Our An imals, publication of the San Vrancisco Society for the Pre vention of Cruelly to Animals, said its agents worn summon ed during two months to belp: i '; , ..A hamster caught in a fur- pace, a snake caught under refrigerator, an abandancd goldfish, a sick goose, a crow caught in a washing machine, a parakeet trapped in a light well, three pigeons caught In "."scarecrow and a skunk with its head in a can. ZEE TISSUES Finest bathroom tissues. Choose from white, pink, aqua and yellow. rolls for Save 12c on 4. U only 4 - Choose any combination of these ; , ready-sweelened cereali Sugar frosted flakes, 10-oz.; sugar smacks, 9-oz.; sugar pops and All Star oat cereal, 8-oz. 89c StUKGAfcl Candi cane brand. Fine pure cane. REGULAR $1.18 A Completely NEW Game Each Week for 12 Weeks Prizes plus savings make Safeway your place to shop S ft W Grapefruit Fancy quality sections ' for those who prefer the best. S & W Kidney Beans I ionte Peaches le Grand for delicious salad making. Yellow cling halves in ,, heavy syrup. Glam G homier edium "M" Saltesea with a generous amount of cut-up clams. Just heat 'n' serve. Eggs Cream o' the Crop. Fresh from local farms, Guaranteed. 6 ,03 S I 00 ,ins I MM. 15-or. w I W . Tf tins Q Golden Bantam whole kernel. Vac Pae LB BAG ; 77' Niblet's Corn Blended Juice m J ;, Tempest fine quality jrarea i una STOKEIY'S Pineapple Grapefruit all light meat tuna 5 4 5 12-Di tins 29 oz. tins Fancy halves unpeeled Del Monte Apricots White Magic Detergent Reg. 69c. Works like magic. Limit, please 1 I C I Ki,chen Craft with the famous AlUminUm TOII Circle S. Your assurance of ..-.J , Top Quality. 303 tin $1 $1 No. H m I tins I 29c 49'2oi. pkg. roll SAFEWAY BREAKFAST FAVORITES Clover Honey S. Kitchen Craft sweet cream buttermilk. Pancake Mix SyrUp DipS Safeway-Tea Garden Instant Coffee lo-lb. $1,9 pkg. I 24-oz. bottle 39 ' : ' ' 10-oz. Safeway pure finest blend jar 149 29 SSMSm I It's Safeway for the Finest "USDA CHOICE" Beef! Now Hours Fresher - Skylark SANDWICH BREAD EK"!JS3 TO Meaty blade cut roast, scientifically aged for extra flavor and tender ness. Properly trimmed of all ex cess bone, fat and waste before weighing ... to save you money. Swiss Steak Choose from white or. 22 Vi whole wheat, made with oz. finest ingredients LOAF Brown n' serve. Skylark oven-fresh Tea Rolls Skylark 100 Whole Wheat Bread Skylark for Extra Energy Skylark Crunch Curtsy Cinnamon Twist Ovefi-fresh doz. 29c 15-oz. loaf 25c 15-oz. loaf 29c pkg. 35C Tender USDA CHOICE Whole or half bone in. aged It's Safeway for the FINEST grain-fed Pork Loin Roasts. Pork Loins Ground Bee Made fresh daily from the finest lean chunks of Safeway beef. Limit 15 lbs. please. Lucerne, the "Prize-Winning' COTTAGE CHEESE Dairy rich "Bonus Quality" Farmer Style, Cream Style, Low Calorie, Pint Chive and Fruit Salad ctn. Quart Ctn 49c Gal . 98c Crackers Sunshine Cream Filled Hydrox Cookies Honey Grahams. 2-lb. pkg. 69c 11 W pkg. I$C Top quality, fresh rib end cull . . . their average weight It from 3 to 3V4 pounds. Jusl (he thing for next Sunday's dinner. Put away a lew In the freeier too for later. 45 Loin End Roast Pork Chops 3 to 3 Ih. nv. weight Center cut Kin Chops ib. 49c 69c lb. lb, Spare Ribs Ci:J Dl Sliced & tied Tender-mealy Country style lb. 55c 3 to 3! j pounds Ib. WWW Slab Bacon Wieners Whole or half, full smoked. Average 10 to 12 Ibi. Safeway or Del Monte "Sweetheart" skinless. Ib. Mb. pkfl. 49 49 BONELESS HEEL ROAST lh 79c "USDA CHOICE" beet all Meat no waste BEEF ROUND STEAK 89c "USDA CHOICE" whole or half cut, bone-In TOP ROUND STEAK ,. 98c Honcless "USDA CHOICE" beet, aged, trimmed. Hygrade Beef lic" U7 29c Kippered Tips nytlp7ked ,. 49c Game Hens cZgJTZ. 20 79c Sliced Bologna ta8"''""'. 59c Heat Loaf 'jrond'irl.'ady ib. 55c Large Crabs "sh --0. ' 'Sweetheart' Safeway Soda Crackers Busy Baker. 2-lb. pkg. 48c Sold Exclusively ar Safeway ROXBURY CARDY lb. lib. rolls 39c $1 Mix or match Kitchen-fresh Creme De Menthe, Gum Drops & Orange Slices Pkgs. for 79c Fill Up Books Faster With GOLD BOND STAMPS Get valuable gifts for any and allusions. Save at Safety. TT 111 o O MEPFOftD RAljjTHlBUWE, MtiDFOHP. ORH. O Q o o o 3e6&69. JjA? 19, 19S1 7450 ran ) 77 fl YOU CAN WIN $ n U WEEKLY PRIZES UUn AS HIGH AS Hn(y)( J( J OVER 600 CASH PRIZES EACH WEEK! t I FAMOUS FOR QUALITY II BLUE MOUNTAIN EDWARD S COFFEE a Why pay more. Your favorite grind. S8 . . S1.15 . $2.29 1 Lb. can 2 Lb. can 4 Lb. can Safeway Guaranteed NU MADE CORN OIL Fruit Cocktail D - - BETTY CROCKER r OTafOCS Finest scalloped Sunrise Macaroni Cut Green Beans 69c DOG FOOD GAM 22 34 26 37 42 53 54 69 70 81 89 93 82 73 94 O 193T, 1964, I9SS, 195S, 1957. 1958. 1959, 1960 S 1961 BV "CROSS-OUT" ADV. CO., INC. E No. 1 9 io 14 29 100 Chicken DOG FOOD 6.21 100 Horsemeat 4,s1 HART MT. DOG FOOD Eonmebardlnr Rej. tins $1 Please Follow These Simple Rules 1. Match the numbers on THIS game ONLY with numbers on the cards vw btained at Safeway marked Game No. 1. There are 12 ways to win. 2. Place an X over the alphabet letter to the right of the number on your card if the same NUMBER appears in this Safeway advertisement. FANCY Town House Assorted fruits Elbow Cello Pack Rosedale tender young beans 7 1 43' 39e 6 ...n 54 ox. pkg. 2 lb. pkg. 303 tin Johnson's Model Bakery Boston Cream Pies variety ofHinng69c Choc. Donuts Dozen.... 60c Fried Cin. Rolls D,en 65c Orange Bread Loaf : 30c Gold Bond Stamps With Each Purchase 3. If you have five consecutive numbers in a row . you have a winning card. To receive your prize, the back. . . down, across or diagonally mail this card as instructed on 4. You play a completely NEW qame each week startina each Thursday frtr tho name in ka miMicka in tkA afaucw J g....v v Mw vuiliikm 111 me wuii.ar nw Wll IMO following Thursday. Game card number must match number of game published 4 1-' in our Ma. A 11 Japanese Tongue Recovered From Ban on English Tokyo IUPD - Nineteen ytara ago Gen. Hideki Tojo, the wartime premier of Japan, outlawed the English langu age. "It's not patriotic,' Tojo shrilled in his high pitched voice. "From now on we will use Japanese words." The bespectacled military man who rode to power on the "Great Eas.-Asla Co Prosperity Sphere" ticket ex cluded only German and Ital ian from his ban. Other for eign languaces were fnrhtif. den. He put out Ihe order just after sending bombers t Pearl Harbor. Because so manv Enerlish words had crept into the Japanese language, it posed a major problem in the field of day - to - day communication. Japanese linguists estimate that more than 1,000 English words have been incorporated in the Japanese syllabary which utilizes one consonant and one vowel to form the in dividual syllable. 3 Alphabets In fact, one nf ihm thr Japanese alphabets itt devoted entirely to foreign words. ror example, the Japanese word for camera is spoken ka-me-ra. Radio is Dronniinori ra-jio. When Toio rewrote th. dir. tionary, camera became "truth cooy machinerv." If that seems like a jaw-breaker m English, it seemed so toe to the Japanese. After the war, when the ilitarisls and their stuffy lies were ousted. th .Tan. nese went right back to their Pick up new cards at Safeway customary English words. i ,lished in the Safeway Ad on the rad?0eUctr.c recelvm." Regular 3 for $1. Freestone halves or sliced. Fancy quality. Lady Elberta Peaches Sweet discs with the famous 57 varieties label of quality. Heinz Cucumber Discs - i ... 15-or. bottle :S1 25c 5. Check your numbers carefully against the numbers in this advertisement or Ad reprints posted on all Safeway stores. 6. We reserve the right to correct any typographical error or other errors which ap pear in any published matter in connection with this game, and to reject winning cards not obtained through legitimate channels. All winning .cards become the property of Cross-Out Advertising, Inc. 7. afuau "f"rnc.Out for rack" i-arrU in niusn PRFP in arliiltc nnlu KIO PUD CHASE IS REQUIRED. You can obtain an additional free card each time you visit oateway. 8. Safeway employees and members of their Immediate family are not. eligible to participate in this game. Grandma's Cookies Instant Pudding Liquid Detergent Kind to hands Slenderway '900' Garlic Spread Margarine May Delicious 11 ex. Kathy cremts pkg. Jell-well in 5 -delicious flavors Safeway Scamper Mild, pink. Lucerne, Vanilla or Chocolate LAWRY'S; Easy to spread CORN OIL; Safeway Premiun Sunnybank a Kill Uinr Finait niulitv. OnnaiSe Limit,please. P STRAWBERRY. "Old FashioV reserves T..G.rd.n t) for 32 oz. tin Qt. 4 ox. ir Mb. pkg. 24 ox. btl 10 ox jars 39e 29c 79e 89e 39c 29c 29c 89e 59e M k M 3 Je MINUTE MAID; Rich flavored froxen 4 U ICC Orange Juice 6 ox. tin You Could Be the Lucky Winner of a FREEZER SAFEWAY Look at this sensationally low price on America's favorite No. 1 tropical fruit. Safeway bananas are slowly ripened, the way nature does. So you know you are getting better bananas when you buy them at Safeway. LIMIT PLEASE. Trainload Orange Sale Sunkist Oranges Beautiful tun-ripened orangei with the famous Sun kilt label, large siza, tasy to peel tweet navels. We buy in large amounts and past the tavings on to you. 3" 19 259 Ib. 38 box 1 Th Fancy, mild large size. Tops for stuffing. GREEN BELL PEPPERS 3, 19 chinery." Most figured that the time thev had nounced tvnewriter n "in. stant printing machine" they naa lorgouen what they were talking about in the first Place. ..; The word "lame issenp self-moving wagon" became Just plain bu-su (bus) one me war was over. But' the real trnnhl when the timrjire had in aii strikes at a baseball oam someming Tojo endured be cause ne claimed it was a Japanese invention like the airplane and electricity.; "Strik-u" had to be called "good pitch," a ball was a bad pitch, else the umn farm h prospect of a visit by the dreaded Jananesa . lice.-' ' ' There was one aru ever, that Tojo couldn't in Vfide ih hi trefina.1.intf nm tha ' Japanese laneuaee. That the field Of sounds, in u,hh the Japanese are unique. ; ' Believe it or nnt. Tnl dogs don't Jiav hnur.uMu, They go wen-wan. C.atm mmirl . a nyago-nyaho sound to the Japanese ear and pigeons coo a strange po-po. Laughs Classified ' In a country whpr .ni.T customs are rigidly defined by one's status, even laugh- i ing is classified accordlna f . source and motive. i Like Americana. 1n: nll Joe lets go with an ordinary ha-ha. Women ha , own special niche. Her ho-ho is considered more demure and befitting the weaker sex. Men watching atrln Ion shows shrill out an obscene nce-nee, and when you hear someone give out with a belly-rollinff hav.hav know he is faking.- ' For b e , ahnta nni.t laugh is reserved: kanraa kanra. '. . . ,- If you are ever In Hm,M to what a Japanese says, just do as they do in Rome-or Tokyo: Say, "Ah so." It meant the same in Janann It does in English. : Pink Grapefruit 2 for 29c Indian River, thin-skinned, fine texture. Purex Bleach Whiter washes Beads 0' Bleach nrnx Get entry blank and full details ot 14 oz. tin Here's a contest that gives you 200 chances to win first prize! Yes, 200 persons will each win a handsome 11 cu. ft. Whirlpool Freezer . , and 2000 others will win second prizes. The contest is easy and fun. Hurry to Safeway right now for your entry blank and complete details on the contest. You may be a lucky winner! To make your trip to Sfeway doubly worthwhile stock up o the many frozen food values we are featuring right now. The are bargains you won't want to miss . . . quality is high seti t&gqg tag great! o 0 &i.29c 43c 229c , 88c Old Dutch Cleanser Ironing Cover 0remld Cigarettes ReAI,.,,,piern.ar,ir,:d,c,n,1 .85 ModessSn, p&289ctf, 89c RED DELICIOUS APPLES 19 Extra fancy from the Hood River Valley. Ib. U.S. No. 1 N. Dakota Red Potatoes 10, 59c Hood River Danjou Pears Roady To Eat. 2 hl 29c Top Quality Tomatoes Red ripe. 10-os. tube 19c Mild Flavor Crisp Radishes 6-oi. cello pkg. 10c Prices in this advertisement are effective Thursday thru Sunday, January 22, at Safeway in Medford. We reserve the right to limit. Russians Furnish More Equipment PhlladclDhia ISelenra rv. ice) - The Communist bloc ia fllrnishlnH milch mnn anlan. title and technical equipment than the Western world to such underdeveloped . coun. tries as Eevot. a scientist. ported here. . Dr. W. Albert Noyes Jr., professor of chemistry at the University o f Rochester, Rochester, N. V and editor of the Journal ot the Ameri can Chemical Society, said, that On his visit tn linlvoraU tics In Egypt he saw analyti cal cnemical balances from Communist China and much mechanical eauinmnnt from East Germany. He found. however, very little equip ment from Western Europe and the United States. Noycs stressed the neces sity of the U. S. htlpini t train scientists and engineers irom Latin America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia. He spoke at the dedication of new chemistry hall at Frank lin Institute here. About 35 per cent of Cali fornia's total energy require ments are provided by natural gas. (HiniHl MM, MMWAV 4I06H, INCMKlt .A 4 0