Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 21, 1955, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextThey'll Do It Every Time - By Jimmy Hatlo ;g - Highlights of Trip Through Europe Told By Terry Brereton (Editor'i note: Terry Brereton of Medford recently re turned to his home after a trip to Europe as a delegate to an international YMCA conference in Paris. While away, he wrote a series of articles about his experiences, which were published in the Mail Tribune. Since his return, he has pre ' pared a final article as a summary of his trip, which appears below.) Our European tour is all over now. We had a very exciting and wonderful time. Th$ people of every country we visited were very nice and friendly. Whenever we needed help it wasn't hard to find some one who could speak a little English. They were always hap py to give us directions or help us buy something in a store. Although the people of each country we visited were very nice, I think that we felt more at3 home in Germany. Wherever we went we were given a very hearty welcome by the Germans, In every country we visited English is either required or electively taught in all the schools. Maybe this is because there are so many American and English tourists in Europe. Climate Similar The climate, and vegetation in Europe is similar to ours in the corresponding latitudes. One dif ' ference that is noticeable is the greenness of the vegetation. The color is a much deeper green than in most of the United States. If you are suffering from the tor turing pains caused by ARTHRITIS rheumatism, you will be glad to know about safe, non-habit form ing ARTHONUL. New improved ARTHONUL combines six active ingredients into one tablet capa ble of giving blessed temporary relief from pain. Arthonul acts thru the blood-stream to fight pain in back, hands, legs and shouders, yet requires no prescription. So why keep on suffering when AR THONUL may bring you the pain relief you have been hoping for. Try ARTHONUL now. We sin cerely believe you will find great relief with ARTHONUL Now on Western Thrift 30 N. Central Dial 3-5371 Our trip from England down through Holland, Germany, Aus tria and Switzerland, was through fertile farm land. North ern Italy is just about the same, but as we got into southern Italy the land changed notice ably. It gradually changes from orchards and farms to just desert. It is all desert around Rome and Naples and Pompeii. Saw Pear Orchards In. northern Italy I was sur prised to see pear orchards. These were the only pear orchards that we noticed in all of Europe. The Y.M.C.A. World Centen nial Conference was held in Paris, France, on Aug. 12 to 23. The conference was set up to make it possible for people from around the world to gather with one interest, and discuss together problems which arise in com munities, homes, and Y.M.C.A. clubs, and how these problems are dealt with in their respec tive countries. . . The delegates to the confer ence for Older Boys and Girls, which I attended were divided into groups. Everybody belonged to two groups, a discussion group and a Bible study group. In these groups, .which met every day,' we discussed the topic of our confer ence "Living Together." Different Groups In the discussion groups we talked about the material in our study guides. The Bible study groups discussed sections in the Bible related to the topic of the day. The Bible study, discussion showed us that religion is similar all around the world. Everybody at the conference had the same general belief about God, hence our theme,- "That they all may be one." - The biggest event at the con ference was the big centenial rally. There were 10,000 people at the rally. In the 10,000 there were 76 nations represented. The program consisted of out standing perfomances given by irJ TONIGHT AT 6:30 EXCLUSIVE ON KYJC RADIO Go' a 2 ARCHIE MOORE " Wtrld light Itavjwiifht Champion . ROCKY MARCIANO j HuvywiifM Clumpiis sf Hit WtrM ahst llvt Ribbon Butt presents - WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP . direct fren Yankee Stadiun, New York with Ruts Hedps end Steve Ellis at ringside. ' I8TE T8 RADIO LISTENERS: This boot comes to yoo direct from Yankee Stadiun - Mow-by-blow as it happens. It is NOT a delayed or recorded broadcast s HEAR IT ON KYJC-1230 on your dial TUNE IN 6:30 P.M. ABO Radio Network Classified Rates 1 day per word.. 2 days per word.. 3 days per word.. 4 days per word.. 6 day per word.. 5e Sc .10c .12c 14c By Line Per Month 12.25 (Minimum First Issue 50c) Ads counted by the line whet full lines are not used Business Directory per line per month ..$. .75 Minimum per month $5.25 CASH IN ADVANCE Remit With Order No Refunds on Classified Ad. Account Charges Billed by Lino Dead Line on Classified Ads: 5:30 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday, noon Saturday. 1-LOST AND . FOUND LOST Black female Labrador, child's pet. L. W. Bates. 19 So. Barneburg. Ph. 2-5528. LOS T Longine-Wittnauer . 1 a d i e s' wrist watch in downtown. Medford Saturday. Phone Ashland 2-7566 after 5:30. ' WILL the person who took red purse at Rummage Sale in St. Mary's Gym Fri.. please return wallet intact to Mrs. G. L. Clark, 625 Park St.. Medford. LOST Chain with 4 keys & Pontiac emblem between CantraX's Service station & Mann's Dept. store finder please leave at Cantralls or call Normandy 4-2212 before 9 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Reward. Jackson County Bond Sales Up U. S.. Savings bonds sales in Jackson county during the first eight months of 1955 amounted to $801,942, according to figures released today by Morris Leon ard Sr., county chairman. The total gave Jackson county ninth place among the state's 36 counties, and compared with 5659,332 in the first eight months of 1954, when Jackson county rated sixth in the state. . Jackson county savings bond sales during August totaled 8116,173, good enough for sixth place among , Oregon counties Sales during August, 1954, were $115,815, which gave Jackson county fourth place in the state. Statewide sales of U. S. E and H Savings bonds were the high est for any August since 1945. The state also achieved a 10-year high for total sales in the first eight months of the year. groups from the different coun tries. Flew Homo After the conference was over, the Pacific Northwest delegation flew from Paris to New York. None of us had ever made a trans-oceanic flight before. It was a great experience. After two days in New York we took the train to Washing ton, D. C. While we were in Washington we had a special guided our through the White House. The trip across the continent to Seattle was made by train. Since this is my last story I want to thank the Medford Mail Tribune for giving me the priv ilege of having my stories print ed for the public to read. I also want to thank the people of Med ford for making it possible for me to have made the trip, by supporting the YMCA as much as they do. Use Tribune Want Ads QUICK and EASY! FOR P A 1 1! IN JOINTS, MUfCLM, IMC, ARMS, AND OTHIR PARTS OF THE BODY doe to ARTHRITIC ad RHEUMATISM Hondreds bovo praised tMe omonag eemaouad called ALFANAL - Ask Yeor FAVORITE DftUC STORE for . a pamphlet end read what users have to ey. 2 INSTRUCTION PKE-SCHOOL Kindergarten. Insured transportation furnished. Miss Pat's School of Dance. Phone 3-3332. OAK GROVE KIXDERGARTEN" INSURED TRANSPORTATION Mrs. Robert Forbes 15 Renault Phone 2-9 150 HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Instruction Practice Rental PURUCKER PIANO HOUSE 111 No. Central. Phone 2-5702 REGISTRATION OPEN for Fall dance classes in tap ballet and acrobatic. Special classes for tiny tots. Group ballroom instruction for adults. Be ginners & advance separate classes for teenagers Private lessons avail able 2 convenient locations Miss Pat's Dance Studio. Phone 3-3382 ANNOUNCING a new exciting way to learn Ballroom Dancing. Join one of our new Teen-age Ballroom Dance Clubs You don't need a partner but you can bring vour friends. Join with other boys and girls your own age and learn Foxtrot Waitz. Samba. Mam bo and Western Swing. Classes are limited so register. now. Colleen Hope Dance Studio. 405 E. Main. Ph. 2-2591. PRE-SCHOOL INSTRUCTION Medford Nursery & Kindergarten 2-6013. Mrs. Ethel Tennant 2-6013 Get Your Thicker Paycheck Quicker MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE 33rd Year Enroll now. 31 N Grape Ph. 2-5720 Use Mail Tribune Want Ads 3 WANTED, MALE HELP BELLMAN for Jackson Hotel. Refer ences required. Must be neat and well mannered. Apply in person to the manager. WANTED Driver for city delivery. Package Delivery. 221 North Fir. MILKER WANTED. Must have Grade A experience. Pipe line milker. House furnished. 6121 Crater Lake Hwy. Ph. 2-9552. 2 AUTO SALESMEN. Bell Motors, Inc. Ford & Mercury Dealer. Grants Pass. Ph. GR 6-6656. TALLEYMAN Both fir & pine. Must be able to rule tally. Bate Lumber Co.. Merlin. Ph. GReenwood 9-2323. LODI Tire Recapper wanted for pas senger tire recapping, repairing and service floor work. Must be neat appearing, industrious, cooperative and with a record of job stability. Permanent position with good work ing conditions. Top salary and gen erous bonus. Must be immediately available. JOHNSTON STORES, MEDFORD. OREGON Ranches Co-op needs dem onstrator salesman. No canvassing. Excellent income. Phone GR6-6431, Grants Pass, Ore. for appointment. Mr. Burns. 3 WANTED, MALE HELP SALESMAN Sell from Leads We Furnish Explain the benefits now offered "men." women, and children under the famous WHITE CROSS PLAN This is the fastest growing Plan in America underwritten bv BANK ERS LIFE & CASUALTY COM PANY. It offers an excellent oppor tunity to earn high commissions, monthly renewals and semi-annual bonus. Ever increasing demand for WHITE CROSS in this territory creates splendid openings for a few more good men who are on the lookout for a selling opportunity far above the average. Get in touch with us immediately, for full particulars. I will interview men from 1:00 P.M. to 7:00 P.M. Wednesday. September 21. at the Jackson Hotel. See Mr. McCracken. FIELD REPRESENTATIVES YOUNG MEN between ages of 21 and 30. Excellent opportunity for ad vancement. Contact MR. PINKHAM at the Medford Branch of the First National Bank of Portland on FRI . DAY for interview. YEAR round job on stock ranch for dependable married man. some milking. House. Write Tribune Box 7208 giving references. APPLICATION for Medford Mai Trib une carriers In Ashland Talent and Phoenix. Must be 12 yrs old and in 7th grade Apply in person at Med ford Mail Tribune. Circulation Dept. THE AAA Oregon State Motor Assoc. has openings for 2 men in this area Salary and incentive pay Insurance . or sales experience helpful but not required Give details first letter Write Post Office Box 392 Medford Oregon 4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP COCKTAIL waitress. Apply in person between 4 p.m. & 9 p.m. Stan's Y Club. HOUSEKEEPER. Hours 1 to 6 p.m. 6 day week. Ph. 2-8603 before 10, mornings. MAID to live in. principally cleaning. Ph. 2-9935 before 5 pjn. for inter view appointment. WANTED middleaged woman from 7:45 to 12 noon, 5 days-a week, light work., best of wages. Ph. 3-3038 before noon. WOMAN to work nights in convales cent home. Apply in person. 120 Laurel. Wednesday, September 21, 1955 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIVE 4 WANTED, FEMALE HELP WANTED Maid, must have telephone and transportation. Apply in per son. Crater Inn Motel. 841 So. Riverside. EXPERIENCED combination presser & checker. Applv Drive In Cleaners, 840 So. Riverside. WANTED Woman for general cook ing and housework for 3 persons, live in. Apply at Big Y Cleaners, 1928 Table Rock Rd. 5-HELP, MALE and FEMALE WANTED Man and wife for dairy work. Ph. Ashland 4731. Use Mail Tribune Want Ads 6 WANTED, SITUATION CHILD CARE. My home. 1036 W. 12th. Ph. 2-8951. THOROUGHLY experienced lady bookkeeper, payroll clerk, typist, calculator- operator, gen'l. office. L-apapie ana emcient. 3-5940. LUMBERMAN, 30 yrs. experience for wholesale and retail, prefer book keeping but will consider other de partments if salary in proportion to experience. Write Tribune Box 7343. RELIABLE experienced janitor and hotel desk clerk. Part or full time. References. Phone 3-1301. WALL BOARD taping and texturing. Reasonable rates. 3-5750 eves. WANTED Employment. 2 yrs. ma - chine shop experience, etc. Heavy equipment maintenance and mill wright experience. Willing to go any place. Phone 3-5026. Fred. BABYSITTING. Eves. Reliable. 2-6081. (HEMORRHOIDS) Ant OIHtt ftCCT At MORSCaS TREATED WITHOUT HOSPITAL OPERATION JU.SO STOMACH AND COLON CONVTNKNT CIED4T FREE oOOKUT V-nontCJ Phone 3-WM e Reynolds Tht REYNOLDS CLINIC Naturopathic and Chiropratic Physician HOURS: 4-00 A.H. to 5 00 P.H. CCNTM STRICT 6 WANTED, SITUATION CHILD CARE in my home. Phone 3-4194 or 2-7089. WOMAN wants work as switchboard operator, days." Sun. off. Some ex perience. Ph. Grants Pass GR 6-7039 ALTERATIONS tc SEWING of all kinds. Rt. 1. Box 133, Gold Hill. Phone G.H. 5-9188. CARPENTRY New or remodeling, es- limates. Ph. NO-4-2910. D. Berber. LAWNMOWERS sharpened. aU hand and power mowers, the keenest cut ting edge you ever saw. Phone z-tao. ineo mompson 26 Newtown. WILL GIVE child care In my home. Ph. 3-4166. CARPENTER WORK. Ph. 2-4332. Tractor Work New Lawns Put In rree tat, crnie Maiiams. Ph. 2-4310. IRONING, pressing tc hand washing. CHILD CARE. Ph. 2-2287. ALL types carpenter work. Finish work a specialty. No lob too small. Ph. 3-5243. 2-4412. Home cleaning Window washing COMMERCIAL MAINTENANCE SIS-Q-JANITOR SERVICE 2-9021 DON'T LET ARTHRITIC - ' RHEUMATIC PAIN RUIN YOUR LIFE! There's no need to inffer yon CAN get relief QUICKLY with AR-PAN-EX. Most pain will sub side ... YOU, and your loved ones can rejoice like thousands who are now relieved. Everywhere, victims of sciatica, lumbago and neuralgia are dis covering our "wonder-tablet" and thanking heaven for the SURE RELIEF AR-PAN-EX brings. Aching muscles, stiff joints may become limber again. "I'm sorry I didn't try AR-PAN-EX months ago. Think of the agonies I could have avoided," writes one. Yes, indeed! But thousands who read this will NOT act . . . will DOUBT our HONEST WORDS. We say BELIEVE have faith in AR-PAN-EX. We sineerely tell you AR-PAN-EX will quickly relieve much pain or your MONEY BACK1 6 WANTED, SITUATION LADY wants housework by hour Ex pertenced References Ph 3-5623. BABY SITTING CLUB. Ph 2-8904. ROTOVATE your ground.Ph. 3-1288. Baby Sitting Milla Scott Ph 2-5697. Jost 6( a fay can help Build Rich, M food' . . . Save You from being TIRED... NERVOUS . . . EAST MET TO MINOR HIS." Nutritional experts reveal vitamin losses in cooked foods plus faulty diet may, be seriously undermining your energy, strength, and resistance, making you feel on edge affecting your appetite spoiling your sleep because your body is vitamin and iron starve!? Tnoso symptoms If duo to a vKsnria aoHtlsm., oe Mr onfr wnon dot), tatana ot .it. mm 81. B2. nistlw Is IMS than mtnliniiin aaHy roamiswsim evr a ptslswasa oortod. In thomsotvos. tnoy do not pro.. atatsr? aoncioncr as tnoy mar novo 0110, causa. Or oo ana to functional conditions. How too Can Stop Chronic Vitamin t Iron Starvation TODAY o . . fool Like Now Person i Supplement your diet every day with just one High-Potency Bexel Capsule. Just one of these wonderfully strength ening capsules give you the full viti. min and iron content nature provided in the following groups of foods before cooking: I noil f pontatiritad milk . yt lb. af hem 4 o .. trash .rwif. jwic. . 1 lb. f boo V4 lb. f loam bacon 1, lb. of buttor I lb.f lMrk Vi lb. of voal chop. Vt lb. 9 at., string boons Penny for Ftnny ... Yew Gef Moro Volvo in High-Potency BE II ELL IPICUl lOIMUU VITAMIN C.'SUIEI feel trfr...l.k t.r...W.rfc laftar r rove moNtr sacki a ntrtirssooi watxT CENTRAL REXALL DRUG MAIN AT CENTRAL f--- EVEN PLAY-DAYS " v F r :Jv ARE PAY-DAYS JERRV; WHEN j ' ,V A v4V:A YOU OWN J J XS-SAVINGS BONUSl ' " . I . . . , ' ,i.w;,l;,.',;', .,', .iJ Your money makes money 24 hours a day every day- (when you invest in U. S. Savings Bonds) Wh, rhat a grand and glorious feeling to really relax while on vacation, yet know that important savings goals are getting closer all the time. That's how you'll feel with every U. S. ' Savings Bond you buy. For Bonds go right on earning money for you no matter where you are or what you're doing. Here's how to start feeling good today. Join the Payroll Savings Plan where you work. Just tell your pay office how much you want to save each payday. Your company invests .the money for you in U. S. Series E Savings Bonds. Then the money you worked so hard for starts working equally hard for you. When held to maturity (Sf years and 8 months), each Series E Bond pays an average of 3 per year, com pounded semiannually. And now, .with the automatic ex tension privilege it will go on paying that .same fine interest for 10 more years. For example, save just $3.75 a week in 5 years you'll have $1,025; in another 4 years and 8 months you'll have $2,137. . The secret of saving is system. And system is the whoje idea of the Payroll Savings Plan. Get in the Plan, stay in the Plan, and youll get where you want to go. If you're self-employed, invest in Bonds regularly where you bank. you want your interest as current in come, ask your banker about 3fd Series H Bonds that pay interest semiannually by Treasury check. Pick Your Own Savings Goal Saw AnJ Yew WM Her Each I hirm !. AJ- -1. S mmd omu - $2J0 MS $1,414 SMM SM 34S0 J07 7 jo xost jar tetitt 11.K 1,4H 7.131 V,1M Jort a few emnpla of hew a small aiaenl at maitty, regularly through Payroll Savinjs, pays off bit The V. 8. Government dote not pay for Mt adnertmng. The Treasury Department thanme. , for their patriotic donation, the Advertising Council and Medford Mail Tribune