Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 12, 1962, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. APRIL 12. 19E2 BIT (o)(o) (0)(0) MM (oXoK (mm) Red China Moves To Bolster Lack 01 Food Supplies Tokvo - IDPD - fTommnnist W. DELICIOUS OR WINSEAP Applies c FLORIDA MEDIUM SIZE noes C A R R OTS in i-,b- ce" bags TOEVJTOES firm' red frieing pound 2W mm 2- 191 17I REG. 39c LINDY ALL POINT PENS REG. $8.25 REVERE WARE-COVERED . SAUCE PAN RINCESS MARGARET LADIES BLOUSES Choice of Blue, Black, Red, Green 4 FOR 2-OT REG. $2.49-PRINCESS MARGARET Extra Deep Roll-up Sleeves, Sizes 32-38 New Spring Colors $399 $J99 HEIR'S HONEY DENNIS WHOLE CHICKEN JENO'S PIZZA MIX " NUT LUNCH PEANUT BUTTER PILLSBURY'S NEW PINK LEMONADE ANGEL CAKE MIX 5-lb. Can 88 t Without Giblets 3-LB., 4-OZ. CAN 15V4-OZ. PKG (Limit 4) 2 for 66' 3-lb. Jar 88 pkg. 388 SANDWICH SPREAD 288' FISHER'S IMITATION PROCESSED EESE SPREAD 2 pound bat 288 SUNSHINE SALTED KRISPY CRACKERS Mb.B.x2,S8 THUNDERBIRD Cream Style Reg. 59c 15V2-OZ. PKG. CH REG. $3.98 KING SIZE Vi" BORE PLASTIC 50-FOOT GARDEN HOSE REG. $2.49 COIL SPRING AIR COOLED CAR CUSHION Heavy Brass Couplings 10-Yr. Guarantee large Size Attractive Patterns $988 Cm 69 METAL ADJUSTABLE IROHIIIG BOARD Reg. $6.98 488 , A UNIVERSAL AIRFLOW HAIR DRYER Salt Adjusting Hood . Automatic Safety Shut-Off 88 Reg. $18.95 1I LADIES' SMARTY SUPPERS Slip-on Style Goodyear Ribbed Sole Sizes 4-9 Washable Reg. $1.39 WACONIA PURE SORGHUM Highest Grade 32-Ox. Jar DOC BUBBLE BATH ..,. 2. 66c 3 MINUTE OATS t, 11 3 , 88c DAWN FRESH STEAK MUSHROOM SAUCE 10 88c VAN BRODE 10 PACKS TO A UAKTUN Assorted CEREAL J 33c 2, .66c PATTERSON'S LARGE HAMBURGER BUNS 21 ;r.. 4- 99c 3 ... 89c 2 37c REG. $11.95 UTILITY DELUXE REG 49c TIDY NEW TRACKLESS CAT LITTER - ... REG. 25c 3-HOLE FILLER PAPER Wide or narrow line.. GARDEN CART $8.88 REG. 98c GREEN THUMB GARDEN GLOVES t,.- 89c REG. $1.49 GEM HARDWOOD FRAME CAMP STOOL Heavy Duck Canvas Seat... 99c REG. $1.29 ll'j-OZ. DECORATED GLASS TUMBLERS u 88c , " a" BARdeCUe GRILL With Rotiinrit Re. $29. J S4A88 19' Uit Our Liw Away Plan VINYL 3-TUBE SOAKER-SPRINKLER 50 Feet With Extra Add On Coupling Reg. $3.98 $99 Cm MEN'S IRREGULARS WHITE SOCKS All Soft Cotton Cushion Foot Sizes 10 thru 12 Reg. 59e 3 PAIR G FOR P VOIT VINYL STATION WAGON AIR MATTRESS Vinyl Air Pillow Separate Lung Pump 64"x72" Size Reg. $10.00 $99 UNIVERSAL LUNCH KIT Complete With Pint Vacuum Bottle Reg. $3.49 Bulletin Reg. $1.29 No Coupon required. 100 Tabs. 88 Film Reg. $1.10 Kodak 620127. No Coupon. 2-Roll Pack.. JUUUUlMliUUiaiillllMMIillMllllllllummtnninnnwmwugBgiMiii miiim uu " .rnmimnrnm,,...,,,.,,,,!,.,,.... 66c 0 Saccharin -SS 2 66c GILLETTE SUPER BLADES No Coupon Required Reg. $1.00 New Schick Krona Reg. 98c BLADES On Combination Card With Schick Safety Razoi FREE No Coupon Required PINAUD LILAC AFTER SHAVE Plus Free Travel Size Reg. Q if Tax $1.39 QOT Inc. No Coupon Required 42-SHO-CURL HAIR SPRAY No Lacquer $2.00 Value 8S No Coupon Required MEDICATED DERMASSAGE Body Rub and Skin Treatment No Coupon Required Reg. $1.00 pon rsvquircu 66 Williams Aqua Velva AFTER SHAVE No Coupon Required $1.08 Valu 66 Tax Inc. POLY FOAM BATH & KITCHEN MAT 16"x24" Size Assorted Patterns Reg. 69c Assorted Patterns 2 88c FAMILY SIZE Reg. 83c CREST TOOTH PASTE With Fluoriitan NO COUPON REQUIRED Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for All Occasions Hunting and Fishing Licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 50 Discount G-E Floor Polisher & Waxer Rental 77c a Day THE NEW GS CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Chinese leaders today were reported using capitalistic practices to bolster farm oro- duction on the food-short China mainland. Authoritative reports reach ing Tokyo from Red China said the . PeiDing regime hoped to save the rural peo ple s commune system from collapsing. The key developments cited were the establishment of rural trade fairs with limited free enterprise, and the de velopment of so-called "family side line occupations" and cultivation of private farm plots. Heated Discussion The reports appeared in the Ta Kung Pao newspaper, the leading economic daily of Communist China, and other publications. They indicated there was much heated dis cussion among Communist party officials and economists on the "objective necessity" for permitting such practices. The Chinese mainland has been hit in the nast vnar h drastic food shortages which nave reached famine propor tions in some areas. The Pei ping government has been forced to buy grain from sev eral Western nations. Failurss Indicated Chinese leaders have at tributed the shortages to floods, droughts and other "natural calamities," but there have been inriiratinna of failures in the communes. Under the commune system, the rural population is regi- menled Into large farm cen ters to work on common proj ects for the state. The reports from the main land indicated that free enter prise would be permitted as long as it did not get out of nana. m s a i mnnnn i mrw&y eastern i 1 IIUUUU - 1 n rm nru uinnnn a nil in II nil I I Won't Burn. Covers 5000 Sq. Ft. 1 1 I ' 359Lt!4'79' $388 I 100 Paraffin Base J PINK VIG0R0 I SAE 20-30-40 Wt. I I All Purpose Plant Food I MW Cfl 07 I I Reg. $3.89, $99 . - Reg.- Jf GAL. Vl' I j 35-Lb. jg . I $1.59 C , Motion Picture Director Dies North Hollywood. Calit. - IUPI1- Director Michael Curtiz, wno created such stars as Joan Crawford, Errol Flynn, Doris Day ana Ann Blyth and won an Academy Award In 1943 lor "Casablanca," died Wed nesday of cancer. , The Hungarian-born Curtiz was noted In the film industry for haunting juvenile courts, pawn shops, jails, slums, mu seums and concerts In an ef fort to make his movies mora accurate for the American scene. Warner Bros. Studio Dresi. dent Jack Warner. Curtiz's first employer when he came to the United States in 1927, praised the talented director as "one of the very great di rectors in the motion picturs industry." Curtiz, whose recent pic tures include "The Coman- cheros" and "St. Francis of Assisi," also directed the Academy Award-winning pic ture "Mildred Pierce" in 1945. osmonaufs Day' Observed in Russia Moscow -HJPJ- The Soviet Union today celebrated "Cos monauts Day" marking the first anniversary of Yuri Ga garin's pioneer flight into space. There was no advance indi cation that the Russians in tended to use the occasion for any new spectacular . space effort. The nationwide celebrations were expected to reach a cli max at a reception in the Kremlin. It was possible that Soviet Premier Nlklta b. Khrushchev would make his first public appearance since he came down with Influenza last week. For several days, meetings have been held throughout the country to kindle enthusiasm for the celebrations. The Pres idium of the Supreme Soviet (parliament) has decreed that April 12 henceforth will be observed annually as Cosmo nauts Day. fflniHnl 11 On Radar-Gard Signals To Speeding Driver Chlcago-MPH-Can you beat police radar? Motorists have tried by fill ing their auto hubcap with tin foil and dragging so-call- ed static belts along the pave ment. Neither works, says a Chicago manufact'i.er who advises better driving practi ces as the way to beat radar. To help drivers avoid radar traps, the manufacturer is marketing an electronic de vice which detects rdar sig nals and warns the driver he is speeding. The dclce, call ed Radar-Gard, emits a buz zing sound anytl- an auto mobile ocs over a fMcrlbcd speed-radar or no radar.