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THURSDAY, JANUARY 19
Ike, Mamie Will
Relax and Travel
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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
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; , 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
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Fancy quality sections
' for those who
prefer the best.
S & W Kidney Beans
I ionte Peaches
le
Grand for delicious
salad making.
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halves in ,,
heavy syrup.
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Saltesea with a generous amount
of cut-up clams.
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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
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$1
$1
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tins I
29c
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roll
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Instant Coffee
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24-oz.
bottle
39
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Safeway pure finest blend jar
149
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aged for extra flavor and tender
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Swiss Steak
Choose from white or. 22 Vi
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Skylark oven-fresh
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Skylark 100
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Skylark for Extra Energy
Skylark Crunch
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Cinnamon Twist
Ovefi-fresh
doz. 29c
15-oz. loaf 25c
15-oz. loaf 29c
pkg. 35C
Tender USDA CHOICE
Whole or half bone in.
aged
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Made fresh daily from the finest lean
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please.
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Dairy rich "Bonus Quality" Farmer
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Chive and Fruit Salad ctn.
Quart
Ctn
49c
Gal .
98c
Crackers
Sunshine Cream Filled
Hydrox Cookies
Honey Grahams. 2-lb. pkg.
69c
11 W pkg. I$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
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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
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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
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you have a winning card. To receive your prize,
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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
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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
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15-or.
bottle
:S1
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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
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P STRAWBERRY. "Old FashioV
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Qt.
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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 . ,
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43c
229c
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Old Dutch Cleanser
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Cigarettes ReAI,.,,,piern.ar,ir,:d,c,n,1 .85
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Extra fancy from
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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.
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