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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20. 1962 7 - -IIVI- w- 11 -M. I -Jr- II 1:11-11 7 . a mm a I i i - l i 1 1 .4 mr ll- Thru Monday Christmas Eve CLOSED Christmas wmmmmsm EMPEROR GRAPES FOR YOUR HOLIDAY TABLE FIRM, PERFECT Bananas 2 25 THE BEST FROM THE CENTER OF THE BUNCH Celery Hearts 29c PHILADELPHIA CREA CHEESE Ov, . 29 GOLDEN POPPY TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can HC C&H POWDERED OR To Go With the Turkey SWEET POTATOES ib. 5' RADISHES or GREEN ONIONS b PEANUTS P-nd 29' FLORIDA INDIAN RIVER Grapefruit 10 89 BROWN SUGAR Limit e mii m Pk8. 9C COFFEE Mb. can 4 Mb. can S) OLD FASHIONED CHOCOLATE DROPS . as 4 SEA SURF COCKTAIL SHRIMP 4 ., can 29 PREMIUM ZUCCIHI SQUASH no 303 can a 99' dozen 49 CARNATION Goldwafer Not To Be Candidate For Second Place Phoenix - IUPD - Sen. Barry Goldwater (R Ariz.) said Wednesday he would not run (or vice president in 1964 but will seek reelection to Con gress. "I don't want to run for the vice presidency and I won't run," Goldwater said. "I can't see anyone yet I could cam paign with." The senator answered with an absolute "no" when asked at a Phoenix Press Club forum if he would accept second place on a GOP presidential slate. "After watching the great est magician in the White House make LBJ (Vice Presi dent Lyndon B. Johnson) dis appear, I don't want to be come a zero," he said. Congress Important I like the Senate. I think the Congress is important and that's what I want to do. I hope to make it." Shown a clipping from a national news magazine that speculated the Democrats con sidered Interior Secretary Stewart Udall as the best can didate against him in 1964, Goldwater said: 'I wouldn't miss that fight for anything." Goldwater told a capacity audience he was a believer in party unity at election timo and suggested that the Rcpu- lican party might hold a na tional caucus in some central city such as Chicago to deter mine what the GOP is talking about. "I think the so-called split In the Republican party is not worth worrying about,'' ha said. AA LARGE EGGS REG. 59c LOVELY MISS PLAIN SEAM SHEER NYLONS 51 Gauge, 15 Denier Size 9-11 REG. $1.29 CHRISTMAS TREE ORNAMENTS Large Size Assorted Colors Box of 12 3 ' 99 Efeal Discount Specials on All Christmas Merchandise iiiiiiuuniHIIIIIIUIIIIWIIUJUMW iiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuaiiM iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiroiiiiiiiiiiiiiifliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiim I MATTEL OVERLAND I COMPLETE ASSORTMENT I D'bbi' E" v""' -J$U 1 IOTE"Tr "rnVSK CA" I M STAGE SET CHRISTMAS 'nfant RACE TRACK J 1 i AAlimrC 1 DULL cnMOO i wuiuulo .-7;ch tTm :rw$U li:Suu I ffX, I R.c M M 1 i 1 V rf C MSi Y I 1 finillllllllllinilll)IIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIlllll""limillllllllNIIIIUiU!iJ -UU-F!Fr-r?PHsre...l ;..l,iil iiiii'iiiiMiiymiiiiiiimmaiiiniiiiuiiiaMm;! II mmmiimiiiillummgmammM Dtbbia Ev 21-Inch r Walking Doll All Vinyl Body Rootad Hair Moving Eyes $J66 $8.95 Hoffa Conspiracy Case Nears Jury Nashville, Tenn. DP1I Tha conspiracy trial of Teamsters union President James R. Hoffa may go to a federal court jury today. Final arguments by attor neys and the judge's charges probably will consume most of today but the Jury of seven men and five women is ex pected to get the case late this afternoon or early Friday. Hoffa is named in a two- count indictment charging violation of the Taft-Hartley law. He has pleaded innocent. The maximum penalty on conviction of both counts would be two years in prison andor $20,000 fine. Commercial Carriers Inc., a nation wide automobilo transport firm named in one count ot the indictment, has pleaded no contest. It could be fined as much as $10,000. Hoffa is charged with ille gally receiving money from Commercial for insuring la bor peace. Federal Judge Wil liam E. Miller is withholding Judgment on Commercial until the jury returns a ver dict on Hoffa. KEG. $3 98 HI-BULK ORLON Cardigan Style Sizes 7-14 REG. $17.95 TROPIC-AIRE S2.88 HAIR DRYER Vanity Cat Style REG. $3 25 MEN'S FLANNEL ROASTER S1.99 SPORT SHIRTS giBiiiiiuii!UiiiiiiHuiiiiiiinimiiiraflBwmiHiwnmiiutni H (Vl I J.rO m-DULTV Uftl SWEATERS REG. $3.19 FEDERAL OVAL POWERHOUSE DELUXE HYDRAULIC ACTION DUMP TRUCK MATTEL FANNER HOLSTER SET REG. $24.95 NORELCO S8.88 SPEEDSHAVER Dual Rotary Bladai . REG. 98c COLORED PLASTIC S1.99 GIFT BASKET S13.66 69c MEN'S BLACK WORK SHOES FOSTORIA GRILL WAFFLE BAKER Heavy Duty Steal Construction Reg. $9.98 S33iSia8iiiiraiilliiillllllilll! I MATTEL PLAINSMAN J HOLSTER SET ti " w m m w mm m m Ie Oil Resistant 1 " R9- $19.91 I iitlQ S'-00 I a Rubbar Sola i jT" . G'i", 1 -rjl Top ''" 1 Colt 45 Pistol I Sizas 6'4 -12 k 1 '"'"'''" 1 leather Holster and Gun Bait REG. $1.29 WILLIAMS REG. 29c CHILD'S TOY TOP REG. $1.08 CHRISTMAS (OX REG. 89c 8 OZ. BOTTLE BRUSH AND COMB SET 99c REG. $1.60 BLUE CAPRI DUSTING POWDER ,.1 "99c REG. $1.00 POMPEIAN SHAMPOO 66c REG. $1.00 SHAMPOO With Pixie Doll .. 49c TOOTHBRUSH-::-. 19c REG. $1.29 DECANTER BOTTLE USTERINE WRISLEY 6 ASSORTED BARS GUEST SOAP REG. 98c FLORAL 1-BOX ASSOR BUBBLE BATH GIANT BULLDOZER Rag. SI9.9S 99c 88c ' 77c Cashier Window Services FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Battery Powared-Pull. 200 lbs. Fr Gitt Wrapping and Creating Cards Real levar Controls for occas.ons Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders e Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radie Tubas at 40 Discount C-E Floor Polisher i Waxer Rental 77c Day BRYLCREAM 99c REG. 65c 6 OZ. BOTTLE JERGENS LOTION 39c PILGRIM 5 GRAIN ASPIRIN 230 Tablets ... : 44c PEPTO-BISMOL 88c SUCARYL 77c REG. 25c HOLLYWOOD BOB PINS..- 2ta25c REG. $1.29 100 MG. VITAMIN "C" 77c REG. 69c GLEEM TOOTHPASTES 59c THE m r m m m m m m m m CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Sheriff Plays Santa Claus Role Napa, Calif. - IUPII - Otis E. Calhoun and his bride-to-be, Miss Charlie Brown, will have a merry Christmas thanks to a Santa Claus dressed in sher iff's clothing. Miss Brown sent a telegram tn Napa county sheriff John Clausscn. In it she appealed for the release of "Otis E. Calhoun, 40, arrested Nov. 18 by the Highway Patrol on a charge of driving while in toxicated, and then sentenced to 80 days." Her telegram continued: "We're engaged. If I were a little girl I would write to Santa Claus. But I believe that you, sheriff, are the only one who can help. We hoped to be married on Christmas Eve." Miss Brown, who is secretary-treasurer of the city of Newton, Texas, received an answer Wednesday. "Get out the wedding bells," said the sheriff's telegram. "Your 200-pound Christmas piesent is en route." Pinball Machines Seized in Portland Portland - IUPD - Internal Revenue Service agents Wed nesday confiscated five pin ball machines from three Portland businesses. Officials said the machines lacked federal gambling stamps. The IRS said the seizures in Portland were part of a na tionwide crackdown which stems from a federal court de cision handed down in Kansas City last April. The ruling upheld an IKS opinion that certain pinball machines are gambling de vices and subject to federal tax. The five machines confis cated In Portland were taken from three taverns. IV
