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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11, 1S62 Friskies v Wespaks, DOG FOODVyV Grade AA -Vk lo-lb. 0)C )l MediumE"s fl i Cubes or Meal! t Plus the Added Savings f ' Plus the Added Savings S jof Thrifty Green ' Green fjf FOLGER'S COFFEE 63c $1.25 One Pound Two Pounds "TREASURES of the SEA" CONTEST J 1004 PRIZES!; GET ENTRY BLANKS HERE I jT AM i MINUTE for 12-01. Can TOPS IN QUALITY 6-oi. Can $00 2 for79c 1 Military Doctors Recommend C!hi arise In Soldiers1 Diets A 9 BIRDSEYE FROZEN FOOD MIX -OR -MATCH French Sliced Beans Cut Green Beans Whole Kernel Corn Broccoli Cuts o Green Peas Mixed Vegetables I Fresh, Tasty GROUND BEEF.... Fresh, Sliced BEEF LIVER. . . . . Fresh Country Style PORK SAUSAGE Peas and Carrots Chopped Spinach Leaf Spinach French Fries Onion Rings Pkgs. $00 A Bargain Price on the Finest Frozen Foods . . . Plus the Added Savings of Thrifty Green Stamps! Washington-IUPt-Two Army doctors have sent a shudder through the U.S. armed forces by suggesting that the aver age soldier eats too much rich food and should be put on a diet. The Army said Tuesday that these findings are under re view. But there was a horrible feeling that the doctors had armed themselves with facts and figures and were likely to prevail. Almost as bad as the change In the menu for some of the GIs was the prospect of learn ing the difference between saturate and polyunsaturated fats. The former predominate in the present chow, but the latter would get a vigorous I nod of approval In the new diet. "This is a reduction in foods such as whole milk, cream, butter, hard cheeses, beef, pork, salad shortening and chocolate, which are high in saturated fats," the doctors explained. Library Fines Not Collected This Week Fresh SNAPPER . . Nebergall's any size piece RGE BOLOGNA.. Morrell's or Buddig's IED BEEF . 50 EXTRA FREE Thrifty Green Stamps With ... ANY 3 ITEMS - MEAT DEPT. With Coupon On Opposite Page! 3 9 fs Sale! (Q c VJ PS Premun FULLY COOKED Fines will not be collected on overdue books returned during National Library Week, April 8 to 14, Omar Bacon, librarian of the Li brary of Medford and Jack son county, has announced. Books may be returned to any of the county branch li braries as well as the Medford library. This is the second year that the opportunity to return books without paying a fine has been offered. There Is no limit on the length of time a book may have been held, and it is hoped that everyone hold ing overdue books will take advantage of the offer. Also available In returning overdue books is the car drive- up box at the corner of West Main and Ivy sts. Bacon stressed that by forgiving fines for a week It Is possible the overdue books can be re turned to general circulation. As a part of Library Week observances a program was held late this afternoon at the library for boys and girls from Grades 3 through 6 when Miss Priscilla Mbuvl, a Southern Oregon college student from Kenya, Africa, presented program. "In contrast," they con tinued, "chicken, turkey and other fowl, fish and shellfish, cottage cheese, cereals, fruits, nuts, and natural vegetable oils are all relatively high in polyunsaturated fatty acids and are therefore recommend ed." Not to convincingly, the doctors added that "this does not represent a radical change in the American diet." "Many of the changes are substitutions: certain margar ines for butter, skim milk for whole milk, vegetable oils for salad shortenings, sponge and angel food cake for richer pastries, more fish and fowl and less beef and pork," they said. The findings were turned In by Col. Wcldon J. Walker, chief of the cardiology serv ice at Walter Reed Army hos pital in Washington, and Lt. Col. Jacques L. Sherman Jr., chief of the medical research branch. They were published in the last issue of "Military Medicine," official journal of the Association of Military Surgeons. Young Suffer Attacks The two doctors began by demolishing the idea that heart attacks affect only senior officers about to retire. They said the average age of i men dying of heart trouble In the Army is 43; Moreover, they said, 77 per cent of the 22-year-olds who were killed In Korea had some of the. symptoms of atherosclerosis, which could lead to a heart attack. They emphasized that this is a major problem in the Army. In 1958, the last year for which complete figures were available, there were 959 hospital admissions, 320 medical discharges, 166 deaths and 90,915 lost man days due to atherosclerosis. X . 7, 1 t. 2 i, 1 V. mmm UGHI Lynn Uhllg, 18, Miss Del Mar, shies away from a frog held by Dan Bond, a judge in the Southern California frog jumping contest at San Diego. The boy is unidentified. (UPI) Sagebrush, Rabbit I Campaign Opened Baker-OlPll-Slate Rep. Clin ton P. Haight (D-Baker) Tues day opened his campaign to make the sagebrush the slate flower and the jacl'.rabblt the state emblem. " Haight received a rough draft of a House Joint Reso lution which would depose the OreRon Grape and the beaver. He Intends to intro duce it In the 1963 legislature, The Eastern Oregon Demo crat contends the sagebrush and the jackrabbit have never been recognized properly for the vast areas of Oregon they represent. NEW COMMANDER Portland-((l)Pli-M e r 1 e W, Frisbie of Eugene is the new R. E. Grand Commander of the Grand Commandery of Knights Templar of Oregon. TELEVISION PERSONALITY O'J'MiV lit! EASTER LILIES! Wholesale & Retail Short, dark green foliage and large whit blooms Greenhouse & Florist Phone SP 2-9384 625 Franquerte OPEN FROM 7:00 A.M.-7:00 P.M. Jeanne Cagnetj describes "NIY FOUR FATHERS" The strong and abiding re lationships she and her older brothers enjoyed at the start oi their careers is the heartwarming topic of this April 15th issue fea ture. See it with Til Medford Mail Tribune If '.i- t". m PICNICS Buy Now for Easter! lb. California Green Globe Extra Fancy Jumbo N ARTICHOKES ize Tender end heavy with rich, nut lilt flavorl This Is the first of these big beauties for this sea-sonl I 2523G-' Fresh Hawaiian PINEAPPLES - .1 a A)-. '..(if. I I I , -.MTV,, - , p y 5 'f V " ' i ii ,, ai si f w Till fViwi , C I w Opposite I lb Page I JADE GREEN Save Thrifty Stampsl Zucchini Squash Healthful and good 2 45' ASPARAGUS Two to choose from California Small Green 2 .b, 45' large local Garden Fresh IT lb. SNOBOY 100 PURE FLORIDA ORANGE JUICE Nothing added FAc Nothing Taken J Away qurt Who makes it this easy to shop for a new appliance? Brand Name appliance manufacturers! 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