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Show 1"- - ; TWIST TOP USE JUST WHAT YOU NEED FULL 'dK2!S.Tv"" RETURN TO FREEZER DAILY HERALD 11 By KATE - OSANN TIZZY 28-o- z. i (o) (0) POLY BAG Regular 55c l UWUMLI Lzi (o) PKGS. 28-o- z. 1 1 : M package n ' 'r ti j 11 " i , ' i i II J YOU SEE WHAT YOU BUY INDIVIDUALLY FROZEN MM 5 iMMMMftS. ... i (0) e lit jf ; jt ' " a vicious circle Studyfng Is THE IGA MAN IS IN LOVE WITH HIS STORE HIS BUSINESS IS. DEAR TO HIS HEART HE'S FOND OF HIS FIXTURES BUT CHERISHES MORE THE LADY WHO'S PUSHING THE CART... HIS PRICES HE KNOWS ARE THE LOWEST IN TOWN HIS QUALITY'S BEST FROM THE START.... BUT HE KNOWS THERE'S NO FUTURE IF EVER SHE FROWNS.... THE LADY more i the 'more lorgeti . f learn, the . Kennedy Sr. Helps To Settle Steel Dispute AIT... Li nill' 11 I WHO'S PUSHING THE CART. residential as as anyone much President David J. Mc- pirant, settlesteel to about the bring Donald said today the father of ment "through talks with his WaH Street banker friends." Sen. John .F. Kennedy Vice deserved4 as much credit as McDonald said the elder Kenfor M. Nixon nedy, former tUS. ambassador to President Richard Great Britain,, made his banker settling the long steel dispute. and. perfriends "see the; Secretary suaded them to light" Nixon and Labor ythrjow thej supJames P. Mitchell were credited port behind a steel settlemerit. with arranging the steel agree The" chief steel union said eithment in a series of backstage J Nixon er or Sen, Kennedy would observmeetings. Many political boosted a make good president. ers said Nixon's efforts chances bis 19$0 presidential But McDonald said in a TV interview (NBC's Today) that financier Joseph P. Kennedy, father WASHINGTON (UPI) Steel-worke- rs nf the Democratic did a (D-Mas- s.) rennsyl van ia Congressional Veteran Dies Les Brown Jr., Settles $100000 Damage Action WASHINGTON; (UPI) Rep. Richard M. Simpscto , died today at the Bethelda Naval Med ical Center. 'It Simpson, a member of Congress for 22 years, had been ;seriously: ill since undergoing a brain opera(R-P- a. Les (UPD j Brown Jr.. actor - son of the Wednesday famed bandleader, was reported1 to have settled for sum a $100,000 tion Dec. 14. He took I a turn, for an undisclosed suit against him the worse Jan. 5 and Was placed brought damage hit-ru- n victim. by a on the critical list! j He was chairman of the NaAttorney Haskell Shapiro said ,hi? client, John Aragon, 26, re- tional Republican Congressional ceived a boken left leg and back Committee, which provides- - caminjuries in the Oct. 31 accident. paign ammunition, and financial Brown was convicted Dec. 30 of and other assistance to GpP being the driver of the car vhich house candidates, and ranking miran down Aragon and was placed nority member of the House Ways j on two years probation and fined and Means Committee. , was $200. In the latter capacity, ,he a top Republican expert on legislation dealing with taxes and forWoman Gets eign trade, HOLLYWOOD j TABLERITE 100 PURE 46-o- - INSTANT COFFEE z. Cans (0) (y For the terrific Rose Offer you saw on the Rose Parade -- Writer Ernie Jele-ca- st see details in our stores. NO FINER QUALITY ANYWHERE CLIP TOP Pyle Award NEW YORK (UPI) The Ernie Pyle Memorial Award for 1959 will be presented to Mrs. Dorothy R. Powers, feature writer for the Spokesman, - Review, Spokane, Wash., and Henry N. Taylor, correspondent of the Scripps-Howar- d Newspaper Alliance, Washington, NewspaD.C.y the Scripps-Howar- d per announced today. Mn. Poweri it the first woman to receive the award inits seven j lie) ni uu If years. She and . Taylor will each re COOK 'EM WITH YOUR POT ROAST. . ... ceive $1,000 and a bronze plaque as awards for writing and reporting "most nearly exemplifying the style and craftsmanship", of Pyle; the great reporter and columnist killed near the end of World War n. 0 ! 1 2) 1 - f 3) M ; ! LXy o O 'O " ; i! r u 1 ; - 4 E3 o) ' t fi n o I r j SIDE GLANCES By GALBRATTH r FOR 7 (o) t u said today, The gynecologist, Dr. Theophile Laennec, was reported to have told BB and her husband, Jacques Charrier, tbat if they Ignored his advice he would quit. They flid and he did, friends said. "I cannot accept responsibility ' for the delivery of this babyM Laennec was quoted. Exactly what Laennec "recommended was a mystery but lit was believed Laennec, recommended jungitie go to a nospitai. (o) 41 !! PARIS (UPI) Brigltte Bardot, who expects the stork at any moment, has balked at her doctor's orders and he has quit, friends RUSSET SfWi; Wj It) ; (2 (a) r ( 1 1) j Doctor Quits BrigitteJ Bardot; Y o Mil' e I960 y HSA trAat, : kw. .t W'::;il;Wi1 -- r - "Yes. rnv wie came along: on this trip. She't having a account&X happy time today opening charge . .1 '' |