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Newspaper Page Text14 A "7" si ".' . .,.. , . '( J "lift ' CHAIRMEN GET TOGETHER The present and five ' former Democratic National Chairmen posed for tins pic ture when they met recently- in Washington, D.C., and .. elected James A. Farley, fourth from left, to head an ex - chairmen's association. From left, they are Paul Butler, Week's Sewing Buy FOUR gay sun-separates quick to cut, sew easy on .your budget! Mix-match ap pllqued over-blouse with sun bodice, shorts, pedal pushers, Printed Pattern 9074; Chil dren's sizes 2, 4, 6, 8. Size 6 over-blouse yard 35-inch; shorts Vh yard; bolice yard. Send FIFTY CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 10 cents .for each pattern for first-class mailing. Send to Marian Mar tin, . Medford Mail Tribune Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME. ADDRESS with SIZE and STLYE NUM BER. . , 100 FASHION FINDS the best; newest, most beautiful Printed Patterns for Spring- Summer. 1961. See them all in our brand-new Color Cata log. Send 35c nowl ' - Siilem-IUPIl-Atty Gen. Rob ert Y. Thornton said Monday county courts may be author ized by law to fix the salaries of county employees. fig IIP LI Vk 9 I: iir F r h FIRST APPEARANCE - Mrs. John F. Kennedy made her first appearance at a public function since she became First Lady when she cut a ribbon to officially open the 11th annual National Capital Flower and Garden Show. She li shown pinning a pink rose on 7-ycar-old Tommy Thacker of Adelnhl, Md. (UPI Telephoto) TUESDAY, MARCH 14. 1981 Man Determined To Wrest Weather Control From Nature By JOSEPH L. MYLER Washlngton-(UPD-For better or worse man seems determin ed to wrest control of the weather from indifferent na ture. It is a risky business. If he tries it before he is able to do it right, he may visit dis aster on the planet or large areas thereof. And if one nation should hit on means to alter weather and climate before others did, that 'nation would own what Sen. Clinton P. Anderson (D- N.M.), has called "the ultimate weapon." Possessed by another, "such a diabolical weapon" could "bring the United States to her knees," Anderson has Anti-Castro Attack In Havana Foiled Havana (UPB Police guards foiled an armed attack by an anti-Castro band on the Soviet embassy residence shortly be fore Maj. William A. Morgan of Toledo, Ohio, died before a firing squad' for allegedly aiding the enemies of Premier Fidel Castro, diplomatic sources reported. The incident was seen as another indication of mount ing opposition to the Castro regime in spite of harsh re prisals. Observers said that rather than discouraging the counter-revolutionaries, the executions appeared to have sharpened their determination to overthrow the revolution ary government. House Passes Bill On Reorganization Salem - IUFD - The House Monday passed and sent to the Senate a bill doing away with the 80-40 provision in the Oregon school district or ganization law. HB1480 would allow I school district to reject Ineht sion by a simple majority vote. Under present law, vot ers must reject by 60 per cent to be able to stay out. Rep. Tom Monaghan (D-Mil- waukie) carried the bill. Mt.Hl mini i'ifjJt Eisenhower administration; Sen. Henry M. Jackson, 1960 campaign; John N. Bailey, present chairman; Farley, Roosevelt administration; Stephen Mitchell, Eisenhower administration, and William Boyle, Truman administration. (UPI Telephoto) said. So he believes the Unit ed States should give high pri ority to weather control re search. Kennedy Intereited Anderson recently called on President Kennedy to discuss weather modification, found the President interested, and supplied him with reading material on the subject. Whether this Congress will step up such research remains to be seen. Scientists agree that a tremendous amount of study must be carried out be fore large scale weather con trol becomes possible. Several public and private agencies have embarked on such research. The stakes are great, and it appears certain that man won't fall to master the weather for lack of try ing. The weather bureau said re cently that with the help of meteorological satellites and basic research "we intend to find the answers" to atmos pheric riddles which scientists must solve before they can safely tinker extensively with the climate. Human beings already are changing weather and even climate to their liking on a small scale here and there. In the Connecticut valley, for example, raisers o f shade- grown tobacco stretch acres of muslin over the land, thus cre ating for their crop a hotter and moister climate than the one provided by nature. Rainfall Increased Then there are the rainmak ers. In Its final report, the old President's committee for weather control said seeding clouds with silver iodide or dry ice when atmospheric con ditions were right had increas ed rainfall 10 to 15 per cent In some western mountain re gions. The President's committee went out of business in 1958, but the National Science Foundation has since been fi nancing cloud-seeding experi ments on a modest scale. In a 19(10 report the foun dation said a lot of research remains to be done. But it held out hope that cloud-seeding may be used successfully at least to turn disaster-threatening tornado, hail, and light ning storms into gentle, life quickening rains. The Science Foundation is putting up around $1.5 million (m) a year to finance weather modification studies and about $2.5 million (m) for basic at mospheric research. Many proposals have been made for changing the world's climate. Russians have sug gested multlbilllon-dnllar proj ects to pump warm water In to or cold water out of the arc tic. Others have recommended that Polar ice be melted by dusting It from planes with heat-absorbing carbon. Heat-Retaining Fog Scientists have even studied the theoretical feasibility of creating a heat-retaining blan ket of fog over the arctic by exploding "clean" H-bombs nt appropriate depths. But as Dr. Harry Wexler, the weather bureau's metro rologlcal research director, has pointed out, such meddl ing might do more harm than good. Artifically sustained artlc foRS, by liberating mois ture from Ice to air, might in crease snowfall and thereby trigger another Ice age. Scientists hope no one will ever find out how to melt the Antartic ice. Wexler once call ed the Antarctic Ice "A sword of Damocles hanging over the human race." If It were lo melt, the oceans would rise 150 to 200 feet and drown the planet's coastal cities. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OP KII.INf! APPI.irA. TION FOB A CHANGE IN PLACE OF USE AND POINT OF DIVER SION OF WATER Notice Ik givon hprAhv thai Ddu E. and Helen K. Barrow have filed an application for the approval of a change in place of use and point of diversion of water, from Little Butte Creek. In the Llttl. RltftA rranu ol..! cation proceedings a water rieht was established In the name of Fryer Ditch Association for the irrigation of. among other lands, 13 acres in Tract No. 31 (SWli NE('), Sec. 3, T. 36 S., R. 1 W.. W.M.. With a date nf nrlnrllv r Jan. 31. 1070. tabulated under the name of Gladius F. Pearce, and for the irrigation of 2.0 acres in Tract No. 43 ISWIi NE ',',). Sec. 3, T. 36 S R. 1 W., W.M., with a date of prior ity of 11)08, tabulated under the name of the Catholic Church. These lands are irrigated thru the Fryer ditch, the point of diversion of said ditch being located 120 ft. it. aim nzo ii. c, irom the sw cor ner of Sec. 35. being within the SWU SW". Sec. 35. T. 35 S.. R. 1 W.. W.M. The applicants herein, owner of 2.5 acres of the lands above de scribed, to-wlt: 0.0 acre In Tract No. 31 and 1.6 acres in Tract No. 43. propose to transfer the water rights therefrom, without loss of priority, 10 0.7 acre in sw! NEr. with a date of priority of Jan. 31, ,.., mix, iu u.i acre in ine SKii NE, and 1.2 acres in the NE1,, SE'i, with a date of priority of uiuo, au neing in sec. 3. T. 30 S.. R. 1 W.. W.M.. and In in-lent cniH lands by means of a pumping plant, the Doint at diversion nt saia piant to ne located 249 ft. N. and 1692 ft. W. from the E'' cor ner of Sec. 3. being within the SW', NE1,'. Sec. 3, T. 36 S R. 1 W.. W.M. All persons Interested ar nn. tlflcd hereby that a hearing will be hold at the county courthouse in Medford, Oregon, on May 10. 1901. bceinn nir at n-sn a m All Objections tO the nrnnnsorl nhnna. it any there are. will be heard at said time and place. Any objections shall be prepared in writing, one copy to be served on Ray E. and ncicn k. narrow, P.O. Box 0, tragic point, ore,, and one copy filed with the Slate Engineer. Snlem. Ore., together with a $2 riling fee. at least 10 days prior to the date set for hoarlne. If no oojcciions are nicd. the applica tion may be approved by tho State Engineer without a hearing. Dated at Kalem nreenn im. nth uuy ui miirm. Ililtl. LEWIS A. STANLEY Stale Engineer NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hftt lhr liiHinrilannH K... I, appointed Administratrix of the fcsinie oi Thoiuna F. Durncll, de ceased, by the Probate Depart ment of the Circuit Court of the Statft of Orroon fnr Jnrtiann Pnun. All persons having claims agnlnst nid estate are hereby required to present the same, with proper the date of the first publication Mc. , mi me mi it e oi Jones, Rcedrr and Bashaw, attorney for thf nrillllMlutl-ilti-l vr al 1It. Building Medford, Oreijon Dated and first published this Hit day of February, mm. J. MANSFIELD Administratrix CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodge Notices Special Club Event Personal Lost and Pound Instructions Wanted Male Help Wanted Female Help Male or Female Help Wanted Situations Wanted Miscellaneous Financial & Loans REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartments . 21 For Rent Furnished Rooma - 11 Rent Rooms and Ponrd 23 ror Kent Miscellaneous wanted To Rent Medford Realty Board For Sale Real Fjtate ... Rustnesj Opportunities Wanted Real Estate FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS ttutlriinc Supplies 40 Appliances 41 Furniture 42 Muslral Equip.. Radio. TV 43 Sports and Hobbiei 44 Miscellaneous ,LL.. 4ft iXiis and Peta 50 Poultry Wanted Livestock Hay. Grain and Feed FruiU St Vegetables - Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 1-oKKlng Equipment Equipment (or Rent ITaiiera Parts and Accessories Cycles and Scooters Cart and Trueka UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify L. , A flu In ess Directory , , , B Card of Thanks C 23 30 33 1EGAI NOTICES IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK THE STATE OK OREGON f OR JACK SON COUNTY PROBATE NO. I036S NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING) In the Matter of the Estate of WILLIAM F. ODONNELL. also known as Wm. F. O'Donncll and as W. F. O'Donnell. and as Willis jr. u uonnell, Deceased. Notice is hereby given that The United States National Bank of Portland, administrator with Will annexed of the above estate, has filed in the above entitled Court and Cause its Final Aceount and Report and said Court has fixed April 4, 1061, at the hour of 0:00 o'clock a.m.. In the Court Room of said Court at the Court House in Medford, Oregon, -is tho lime and place for hearing objections thereto and for the settlement thereof. Dated this 7th day of Maich, 1961. THE UNITED STATES NATION AL BANK OF PORTLAND. Ad ministrator with Will Annexed of the Estate of William F. O'Donnell FARRELL St BLACKHURST Attorneys for Administrator Classified Rates Minimum Siz: Two Lines 1 day per worfl . 2 daye per word 3 dayi per word 4 davi per word 5 dayi per word dayi per word ...19c .20q By Una Per Month 93-00 (Minimum Cash Ad D0c) Box Number Service Charge SOo Business Directory Each line per month ........$2.23 Minimum per month 6. 7 5 Dead Line on Classified Adi 5:00 p.m. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:00 A.M. Saturday for Sunday and Monday. 3 P.M. the day betore publi cation Cor Tuea through Frl. APPROVED CREDIT CHARGES BILLED BY IIIB LINE Minimum Charge Si. 20 A Too Late To Classify FOR RENT Lovely unfurn. du- piex. 2 4u so. Holly. sz-buiz. FOR RENT Large 1-bdrm. ground jioor api. rurn. uiean. very close in. Water & garbage pd. No pets. $05. 108 S. Grape. SP2 7901. FOR RENT House. 3 rms. & bath. $40 mo. 313 Maple St. HP 2-6851. FOR SALE Walnut dining set. SPECIAL ii" elec. drill, like new. Used soil pipe & fittings. Used 1" & Hi" galv. pipe. Thou sans of used galv. fittings, 'i price of new. 1 used close coupled toilet. 2 used trailers. Hundreds of UBcd doors and windows. HAGGARD LMBR. & PLUMBING On 09, Phoenix. Open 8 a.m. to B p.m. IMS Q-ZZ TO BE MOVED A NICE HOME. NO 4-1301 SAVE Pabco 213-lh. 3-tab roofing $7.50 and $8 square. Cash 8c Carry. Check our prices on cedar siding, paneling, posts & fencing ma terial. Paint for fences $2 gal. NORTON LUMBER CO Phoenix White City Ashland BARGAIN CHICK DAY. March 16 to IB. Ten Cobb White KocK heavy-breed chicks and 25 lb. PUR.NA BROILER CHOW; a $3.33 value for $2.69. Limit 40 per person. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. Either store. FOR SALE BUNDLES of old newspapers. 20c each. Mail Trib une Office. 33 N Fir. FOR SALE Aluminum 34 semi- trniler. SP 2-6235 or SP Z-U105. 1 -LODGE NOTICES Stated Communication Central Point Lodge No. 135 A.F.&A.M. Meeting Wed., Mar. 15, 7:30 p.m. Entertainment. Refresh ments. Master Masons & wives invited. Archie Purdy, W.M. TABLE ROCK COUNCIL No. 15 P..&S.M. Stated As sembly Tuesday, March 14, 7:30 d. m. Refreshments. Visiting companions welcome. i-narics uooiu, i.m. Medford Lodge No. 83, iQrS I.O.O.F. meets Tuesday. lJ Mnrch 14 nt ft n m 3i-ri degree. Visitors welcome. Refresh ments. Jack Adams, N.G. 2-SPECIALCLUBEVENTS RUMMAGE A Plant Sale The one you wait fori Wed., Mar. 22 & Mar 23. Sponsored by St. Marks Episcopal women. Guild Hall. PLANT SALE Sponsored by Cen- iriii i-uini uaraen ciud. ftiar. 15th 9 to 4. Eastside Cleaners nidg.. Pine St.. Central Point. 3-PERSONAL STUDIO GIRL COSMETICS Free consultation & samples SP 3-5844 WELCOME NEIGHBORS Beas wesiinghouse Laundromat. 634 Crater Lake Ave. Always open. Permanents after 5 p.m. Call Miss Pat McVcv CRATERIAN BEAUTY SALON SP 2-4830 CARE FOR ELDERLY GENTLE MAN, in my home. 336 S. River side. PROMPT TAX SERVICE 3312 Table Rock Rd. NO 4-1353 ANYONE hnvtng n drinking prob lem is welcome at Alcoholic Anonymous 8:30 p.m. Tues, St Sat. Rear of 213 N Onkrinle SP 2-66S7 REAL ESTATE LOANS to $2500. Loinnirrcinl Int.ua trlnl Finance Corp., Main St Riverside SP 3-45(14 "HAVING MONEY PROdLEMS? Sec Dick Milestone He can arrange a lonn lor you from $50 to $1500, on furniture, automobile or rnilary. AMERICAN FINANCE CORP. 123W Mnin SPJJ-R201 DENTURES repaired St rc-Hncd while you wait. Day or eve. Ph. SP 3-fiP2H 25 Loiter Lane. AUTO INSURANCE PRORLEMS? H ajrc, driving record, un insured accident, financial re sponsibility filing, etc., is making It difficult for you to secure proper lruurnnce, see us. Con venient monthly Installments. Don Stathos. lmuror. 1005 E. M;itn. MrdTord SP 3-flfi."(V 4-lOST AND FOUND LOST: Small brown dog named i Ginger. License No. 5147. Vict-1 ntty we st side school. Reward. SP 3-1372. LOST A calking gun. Call SP 2-5742 5-INSTRUCTIONS TENNIS taught by capable instruc tor, beginners, Intermediates St advanced. Group or private lcs- snns VI, 5-l.V:-. 10-WANTED MALE HELP TWO needed to operate sluice box already set up. Experience un necessary, ULjl-1409. Ambitious man with car, Estab lished firm nerds alert Individ ual who wants to belter him self. Age St experience no handi cap Opportunity to make $4.M0 to $7500 per year, Watklns Producla. MU 9-7212. Use Tribune Want Ads For Action . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE. 10 WANTED MALE HELP Retired male with car willing to travel cnecxing seea racKS. inier rupted 4 weeks employment dur ing Sorins months. Car allow ance and travel expense. Apply in own nanawriung. f.u. box j too, meaiora. MANAGERS Need local man, good ref. Must ne neat, aggressive & have car, Commission. Year-round work, 2 wks. Vacation. Apply Beneficial Standard Life, Rm- 209, Leverette Blag., mornings only. RARE OPPORTUNITY Manufacturer's represent a t i v e needed for So. Oregon by the Nation's oldest and largest manu facturer of sanitary maintenance chemicals. 17 avg. commission. Many accounts already estab lished. Real potential for steady repeat business with scnoois, nospitais. noteis, manU' facturing plants, etc. Contact Mr. Sexton at Cedar Lodge, Wed., after 1 P.M. UNFURNISHED 4-rm. house In ex change for light barn chores. No cniidren. References. KE 5-2283, GOLD HILL APPLICATIONS Are now being accepted for newspaper carriers in ine uoia Hill area. Requirements Applicants must be at least 12 years of age and in Jr. or Sr. High. Apply in person to the Circulation Dept. of the Medford Mail Tribune. WANTED Married man with car lor suiter Brush Co. Route. $03 per wk. guaranteed to start. SP 2-8934 or Charles Hackett. SP 2-7223 evenings 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. 11 -WANTED FEMALE HELP PART-TIME interviewers lor pub lic opinion surveys. College background preferred, not essen tial. Experience desirable. $1.35 per hr. Write Tribune Box 7085. WANTED Womnn for child care at ngnt Housekeeping. Permanent position. Own transportation. mma v ti i iey. ul o-iw, APPLICATIONS being accepted ior experienced dining room waitresses for both full and part time work. List age, experience & shift preferred. Tribune Box 7578. EXPANDING Real Est, & Bids. Firm Offers Opportunity for a Woman iwusi ne Auuttttosivr;, nave BOOKKEEPING, GEN. OFFICE & SALES experience. Some drafting desired or willing to train & willing to relocate 50 Miles from Medford area. SAL ARY open. State Experience & Eersonnls In reply to Tribune ox 6454. Baby sitter & light housekeeping. iuur irnnsporiauon. rermanem position. SP 2-8988 after 6. W A N T E 13 Curtain & drapery sales lady, part time only. Must be experienced. Call SP 3-4571 for Interview. 12 MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED Man or Woman. Can earn j to 4 profit per hour, full or part time. No Investment needed I will help you get started, phone C. W. Powell, NO 4-2278. Central Point or write Rawlelgh's, 306 Adeline, 13 WANTED SITUATIONS HOUSE cleaning. Local refs. Whole or 'z aays. SHa-2qi6. GARDEN WORK with tractor. ?3 lr nr. i u-tO. TYPING, eves, after 6 p.m. and week ends. SP 3-1603. Available business woman with personality & enthusiasm is in terested in advertising field. Qualifies especially in business contacts & soliciting. Write Trib- une Box7430, t HANDY MAN SERVICE ODD JOBS OUR SPECIALTY ' NO 4-1425 TRACTOR WORK Ernie Mai lams SP IM310 PAINTING prompt, clean serv- Ice. Free Estimates. SP 3-4173. YARD WORK Pruning, Hedge Trimming, etc. Also Janitorlng. Call SP 3-3216. YARD WORK, lawn, pruning, till- ing. Call eves. SP 3-4168. IRONING SP 2-7450 CARPENTER WORK& ODD JOBS. SP 2-4332. YARD WORK. HAULING. Fertilizer for sale; SP 2-9768. CARPENTER work Additions, remodeling, foundations, roof ing. No job too large or too small. Complete financ- ing. NO 4-1654. CHILD CARE, PRESCHOOL Milla Scott SP 2-5697 LAWN MOWERS machine sharp- t-nvu oc t-ariMUiiy adjusted, it) Newtown SP 2-4975. Over 17,000 Calls to Prospective Customers in Just a Few Hours A CLASSIFIED AD IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE . For Quick Results Use This Convenient Order Form Write Your Ad Below - 1 Word to a Space - Cost Per Word Appears at Right. Name and Address Count the Same as Other Words Mail Now to Classified Ad Dept., MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Oregon Please run my ad for DAYS in THE MAIL TRIBUNE under Classification I enclose $ jn full payment NAME PHONE ADDRESS City i : T. II hi. i t hi. .'gSWoXO'S rT "Don't blame me if this chartreuse you got in the Classi fied Ads turns out grenish-yellow!" 13 WANTED SITUATIONS GOOD IRONING, last service, pick up & del. $1 hr. KE 5-2543. DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS Mrs. Shepard. SP 3-4863 ALL types carpenter work. No job tOO Small. Sf 3-3Z43 Bl SEWING Alterations. All kinds. Outsize or large women, teen agers. children. SP 2-4636. 14 Wanted Miscellaneous 50' USED Hi" or LARGER HOSE OR PIPE. Alter 8 p.m. MU Z-6B WANTED Used 18" or 21" chain saw & gas powered paint spray er. HI 6-3687 eves. BEST CASH DEAL for Furniture Appliances Misc OAK GROVE FURN. SP 3-1564 CALL USI SP 2-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE USED PIANOS wanted. W1U pay Cash. Ersklne's, SP 2-4296. FOR a better deal on your coins, THOMPSON. SP 2-6782. WANT BARKIE POLES Contact us for prices & speel ficalions. J. H. Baxter & Co. Box 30. Grants Pass. GR 6-6666 OLD COINS ANTIQUES BAILEY MU 9-6031 LARGE Camp White heater. Dur ing omce nrs., sp s-iotit. utner wise. SP 2-8039. SHELLED WALNUTS Model Bakery SP 2-4720 WANTED Old fashioned roll top writing qesk. ut,a-llia. WOULD like to buy all types Ski equipment irom size o to la. SP 3-2D97. CASH FOR FURNITURE Misc. tools or anything saleable. Or will sell on consignment. Red Barn Auction Co, S. Hwy. 99 KE 5-1828 CASH FOR FURNITURE SP 2-2958 or SP 2-8760 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS WANTED Private loan of $6000 on 60 A. real estate valued at S15.000. SP 2-7640. CASH for Contracts & Mortgages. Write Tribune Box 6148. NOTICE! Call CLAY WITHAM SP 3-6291 for 4,5i money to buy your new truck. 20-FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT 1 bdrm. house. Nicely furn. Very clean. Water, gar bage pd. SP 2-2040 or SP 3-3042. FOR REN T Houses, both two Bedroom. Phone SP 3-1109. 2-RM. modern house. Oil heater & electric range. $25. SP 3-2606. CLEAN 2-bdrm. duplex. Sears dist rict, zuu otarK si. yd, water pa. SP 2-5873. SMALL BACHELOR HOUSE Call at 803 W. 2nd. 3-BDRM. house on W, Main, $75. 2161 W. Main. SP 2-9817. 2-BDRM house with stoves. Elk St. $60. SP 2-8595. DELUXE 2-bdrm. duplex. East- side Fireplace. Patio. Garage. $115. SP 2-4246. SMALL, clean, 2-bdrm. house with neater, range, garage, tasiside location. Water paid. $55 month. ALSO . . Clean, unfurn. duplex with garage. Near eastside loca tion on quiet street. Water paid. $55 mo. SP 3-2701 after 5 p.m. 3-RM furn. duplex. Tub bath. Gas heat. $40 Water & garbage pd. 518 Liberty, Medford. MU 9-1961. CLEAN 2-BDRM. unfurn. house; ienced yard, near grade school. $50 At 307 E. 2nd St., Talent. MU 2-8421. i . . 20-FOR RENT HOUSES l-BDRM. unfurn. Water & elec. pd. 510 Wilson Rd., Central Point. GOOD 3-bdrm. house, 3 irrig. acres. Ref. Call after 3 p.m. SP3-1Z74. LARGE unfurn. 2-bdrm. duplex: carport, patio. $90. 365 Bessie. SP 2-4611. FOR RENT Unfurn. duplex. 100X Murray. SP 2-5945. SMALL house in Talent, $40. Call Mrs. Lois Yockel, KE 5-2581, 3-RM. DUPLEX SP 2-5875 UNFURN. 1-bdrm. Clean duplex. jiz . coiumpus. arz-ziuu. NICE partly furn. 2-bdrm. Fire place. 2385 Table Rock Rd. CLEAN, 1-bdrm. furn., close Nice for lady, SP 3-4896. CLEAN. cozv 2-bdrm. unfurn Wired for dryer. Close in, water pa. vaults, oi a-tloo. 2 BDRM. unfurn, house. Close In. SP 3-4437. NEW 2 bdrm. unfurn. triplex. Near meaiora snapping center, car Dort & storace rm. Water Ar car. bage pd. $85. 832 Bennett. SP j-4 to. 3-BDRM. house, 2 irrig. 2-2882. acres. SP FOR RENT Furn. 1 Bdrm. duplex cumpieie wun auio. wasner. ton. SP 3-3074. 2-BDRM. duDlex. Fireplace, car. port, work shop, patio. Water pa. AdUltS. $90. SP 3-6426, 2-BDRM. home on Hawthorne, $60, NO 4-2641 LARGE 2-bdrm. duplex, newly dec orated, $85. SP 2-2238 after 6 weekdays, all day Sun. ATTRACTIVE 3 rm. house, $45, for 2 only. No children or pets. SP 2 BDRM. furn. house. Children, peta welcome, tuo y7 cnestnut. 635 SO. HOLLY 2-bdrm. duplex unfurn. Car port. SP 3-5600. NEW 3-bdrm. duplex. fenced y a rd , wa ter pd . , cl ose to Jr. mgn at graae scnoois, $tta. spz 5332 before 6. 4-RM house, unfurn.. 1-bdrm. Oil heat, range & refrig., wired for aryer. izo s. uoiumnus. Sf 2 8893. FOR SALE COMICE PEARS GOLDEN DELICIOUS APPLES Bring Containers HAY PINNACLE PACKING Co. INC. 220 No. Fir St. Phone SP 2-6271 Monday Through Saturday, 8 to 5 BMBHKeiHDiiaiBI.I j i 20-FOR RENT HOUSES CUTE tot couple. Small 1-bdrm. rum. aquim. SP 3-6030. CLEAN unfurn. l-bdrm. farajs. S5Q. ara-oujoj . NEW 2-bdrm. home in the Upper APPiegaic. i ,. Furnished CABINS Utilities pd. KE 5-1468 FOR RENT 1-bdrm. modern cot. tases, eiec. mit-iic.., mo. 20H0 Tabje Rock Rd. " CABINS -f $8 WEEK 4 OP. 1M11 N. mveraiue. LOVELY 2-bdrm. duplex, adults. no pets. 1102 Dakota. SP 3-4996. 1 4 2-bdrm. unfurn. duplex. Lots ol built-ins. Vard service. Garage. 413 Oak. FURN 3-RM cabin, elec. stove, refrig. 4 fireplace. 30. SP 3-2311 after 6. FURN. COTTAGE 5179 Crater Lake mvy. or j-jiu.. 1-BDRM. furn. cottage. dultl only. spa-Bias. REMODELED Modern 2-Bdrm. unfurn. house. No Dogs. No Drinkers. $45. In rear of 2194. Camp Baker Rd. KE 5-1005. nc.Ta.AfC ADTG WCIUKES American Home Land. SP 3-7543 FOR RENT Furn". house with rarage SP 2-5407. 21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS a a ..ETitJTW APT" 344 N. CENTRAL. SP 2-4844 CLEAN attractive furn. apt. for 1 or 2. Elec. heat. All utilities pd. Close In. . 2"4tM. APT., WATER Ic GARBAGE ru., 53U. r a-auva 2-BDRM. unfurn. house. Near Courthouse. tr a-Ja. VERY clean 1-bdrm. home. 560, Adults. SP 2-2913. LARGE 2-BDRM.. NICE, CLEAN, FURN. DUPLEX. SP 2-8010. LARGE I-bdrm. duplex. Adults. $55. Inquire 315 Mouy. 2-RM. apt. Private bath. No drink- ers Adults. SP 2-8258. FO'R RENT 3 rm. furn. Apt. All utilities pd. $50. Working worn an or man middle aged preferred. Share bath with manager. 530 so. uenirai. ai j-ooii. FURN. 2-rm. bachelor apt. $37.50, & nicely furn. 4-rm.. $60. SP3- 5057 or of U-JHUO. FURN. apt. Pleasant, clean, light, lots of built-ins. All utilities pd. except heating oil. Close in. Prefer permanent working cou ple or older man or woman. No pets. SP 3-6349. 122 Portland Ave. OPEN 5 TILL 8 3 BR or could be 4. Saw dust furnace. Very clean. Beautiful back yard. Full basement. 825 E. Jackson. 3 B. R., FULL BASEMENT With rough plumbing, deep lot, fenced back yard, 2 fireplaces. Beautiful Eastside view. 1609 Lenora. Near Hedrick Jr. High. State 61 Loan can be assumed. NEW 3 BEDROOM Bath Vi, built-in oven and range, utility rm., patio. FHA or Gl terms. Will trade. . EASTSIDE 3 BR Fireplace, guest house. Nice yard with trees. Forced air heat. $13,500. 1200 COVINA 3 BR., 1500 sq. ft. Bath and Vi', fireplace, $14,500. Terms. GOING BUSINESS Flower shop, new equipment. In Ashland. Terms. SUBURBAN Large 2 B.R. on 1 acre, fam My room, double garage. Or Old Stage Rd. $12,750.00 BEAMED CEILINGS 3 B.R., 2 full baths, fire place, paneled walls, built-in oven, range, dishwasher, dis posal, large kitchen and family room Low Down or will trade. BY HIGH SCHOOL 3 B.R., fireplace, fenced corner lot, $13,500. Terms. 3 B.R V,Acre $1,500 down, bal. $65 month. Has a rental that pays $40.00. Real clean and has irrigation. $9,000. 3 B.R FAMILY ROOM Earhart Park fenced back yard. Lg. patio, bath Vi fireplace panel wall. Terms. AMERICAN HOME & LAND CO. Medford Hotel Lobby SP 3-7543 Multiple Lilting Member Jackson. Josephine A Siskiyou Counties Consecutive Insertions Minimum size 2 Lines 1 day .08 per word 1 dsys .13 per word J " .15 " .17 S - ,19 n .20 Minimum cash price 80c Minimum lire 2 lines Charted ads. on approved credit, are billed on line rate. Minimum rhir. 11.20. Minimum ills 2 lines. Rate outside the three Counties. 9e per word per day.