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Adenauer Reaffirms Strong Frien Editor's not: Konraa Adenauer, West Germany'! 86-year-old "iron chancel lor." today contradicted in strong words fears express ed in Washington and Lon don that his nation might prefer a bilateral pact with France to the NATO alli ance. His conversation with Frank H. Bartholomew, chairman of the board of United Press International, forecast the position he is expected to take in his meet ing with American Secre tary of State Dean Rusk in Bonn June 21. By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW United Press International Bonn - IUPP - "Close friend ihip between France and Ger many is absolutely in the in terest of the United States," Chancellor Konrad Adenauer taid here Monday. Adenauer replied in these strong terms to public spec ulation here and in Washing ton that he will have to choose Boon between the stubborn im mobility of French President Charles de Gaulle or Presi dent Kennedy's policy of ac cepting "realities." He is expected to express the same views of U.S. Sec retary of State Dean Rusk here next week. Rusk is com ing here to smooth out dif ferences with Adenauer and to determine whether Ameri can fears that the German is turning away from Wash ington in favor of Paris are justified. I put this question to the West German chancellor: "Certain quarters in the United States and Britain are concerned about the possible results of a Bonn - Paris axis because of independent action that might result on interna tional questions. Will you say something on this, Mr. Chan cellor?" Friendship Emphasized This was his verbatim re ply: "Yes, I will willingly say something on that. "First when Mr. Macmillan came back from the United States, the press said the two Anglo - Saxon states now had taken the protection of the freedom of the world into their hands. "I did not cry 'London Washington axis.' "See here, France and Ger many are neighbor states. We have a long common border. We have often had a common history. In the last 100 years, since Napoleon, we have con ducted evil wars against one another. "I lay great value on the need for close friendship be tween Germany and France, and I have done so since 1925. "That was my wish, stem ming from history, and from my desire that we achieve a united Europe. "But a united Europe can not exist unless France and Germany are real friends, and that is our aim. ; Views Elaborated "I wish to add something to this." Here (he tall and erect old man, blue eyes gleaming with animation, leaned forward and sketched a map of three nations on the back of an en velope. , "Speaking broadly, the So- viet Union, the Federal Re public of Germany and France STAR Bv CLAY R. Your Daily According It AIIES I ys MAR. 22 K APR- 20 fe V) 1- 8-35 it! l-A5-0.87-83 , TAURUS C APR 21 f '1' 1 a MAY 21 X Qj9-UV-it ' 6173-64-90 !l GIMINI r 3- 4-19-33 !j j'0-39.70 it- CANCIK if! JUNE 23 J 348-37-8?-8v 1 uo i $ i AUG. 23 373.76-77 vuoo j ! 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A- LOSS-PRONE ' P- S THERE'S OME IN 1 fS' EVERV OFFICE- Knit Hit 1 -1 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON iman revenge. That was the I political purpose in creating ! the coal and steel community. "If France and Germany, one with the other, controlled the joint production of coal and steel, then neither of the two countries could under take war preparations with out the other seeing this Thus political confidence be tween France and Germany would be firmly based. Schu man was right. Time The Medical by Soroeone wrote to chide me for mentioning the good results which have been ob tained with a certain drug used to help people with gout. She says she has heard of a case in which a person took it and died with so-called aplastic anemia. 1 s y m p a - thize deeply with the lov ed ones ul that person, and I wish I could have warned them in time that we physi cians - and you laymen -must constantly remember that a considerable percent age of our new, powerful drugs can injure or kill a rare, overly sensitive person. I keep saying in this col umn that any new and pow erful drug which lias recent ly come on me market can have unpleasant, dangerous or even fatal "side-effects Usually, a drug house sees to it that a new medicine is well-tested in a number of in stitutions before they put it on the market. But even then, after a year or two, rare reports of bad and even serious effects will begin to come in. In some cases, the while blood cells were so nearly de stroyed that the person lost the power to resist infections, or perhaps his liver was bad ly injured. As I write this, I read that a fine drug house has recalled a drug which for a while gave great promise -but then was found to be too dangerous for ordinary use. Some valuable drugs are so dangerous thai they can be used only when the pa tient is kept in a hospital wnere ne can De well exam ined every week. Other drugs are so dangerous that they should be used only when needed to save a patient from the threat of death. Takes Drug Daily keep taking each day a dose of a drug whi ;h tends to keep my blood from again clotting in a big vein as il once did. Although I have taken the drug for four years now without suffering any discomfort, I still have my blood checked every lo days or . For some 33 yt is, I have been giving crgotamine to hundreds of women with m Eraine - and only four or five times have I seen enough hypersensitiveness to It n that I a I vised the woman to stop using it. I have one uniYian uri-m tin. ,ni... ........... ,.a ifltii i ivosi uiit- uusc ui me arug V- cry day for some 18 years and It hadn't bothrrprl hnr And Vet I nnrp rrarf nf n ' 1 u,ILl- rtaa "I 8 person Who had serious trou- Kl . I, : j .. . .. of it When people write angrily to say that s drug gave them a bad reaction, J remind them that aspirin, which is taken by our people by the ton, and is a remarkably safe drug, cannot be used by a "That is the point of de- must be such strong friend parture of the whole of the ship between France and European institutions to in-! Germany that France never sure that there is good and I friendly relationship between France and Germany. Friendship to Persist Adenauer expressed Ihc firm conviction that the French president would ncv- er again ally with the Soviet Union against Germany. "But we must think about the future," he added. "There Roundup EmerUut Consultant In Medtrlnt Mayo Clinic Emerltui Prnfessor of Medicine Mayo Clinic (Register and Tribune Syndicate. 1962) few people because it causes their face to break out. For ' some 15 years, I have been giving dilantin lo many peo ple with a tendency to con vulsions, and I never had the slightest trouble with il un til a few weeks ago, when af ter taking a few capsules of il, a girl had her skin break out all over. Fortunately, 1 had warned her parents to stop giving the drug the min ute anything unusual hap pened, and so no harm was done. Again, I would emphasize the fact that today no one should take a new drug with out some supervision from his physician. It may have given no trouble to half a million people, and then, perhaps an individual who has some rare form of sensi tiveness to the drug, will come along and it will quick ly take him to the edge of the grave. An important point if that some drugs, such as in sulin, are so extremely valu able thai the world just can not think of giving them up -even though an occasional person has serious trouble with them. LEGAL NOTICES SUMMONS METROPOLITAN LIKE INSUR. ANCE COMPANY, a corporation. Plaintiff, vs REX E DILLAVOU and JANE DOE DILLAVOU. husband and wile, and ROBERTA L. DILLAVOU and JOHN DOE, wife and husband, Defendants. TO: JANE DOE DILLAVOU, Alleged wife of Rex E, Dlllavou: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above-entitled court and cause on or hefore the expiration of four weeks from the dale of first pub lication ot ims summons, in wu: On or before the loin day of July. lf)f!2; if you fall so to ap pear and answer, plaintiff for want thereof, will apply to the above-entitled court for the relief prayed for in Its complaint to wit: For a decree of foreclosure of all right, title and interest of the above-named defendants In and to the following described premises: Commencing at the point of intersection of the center linca of Brookdale Road and McAn drews Road, said point being the Southeast corner of Block 3 nf PIERCE SUBDIVISION in Jackson Countv. Oregon, accord ing to the oflicial plat thereof, now ol record thence South 88" 53' West along the center line of McAndrews Road, a distance of 372.84 feet; thence North 25 0 feel to the North line of said McAndrews Rnd; thence north 172.37 feet; thence West 125 0 feet, to the East line of tract described in Volume 421. page 481 of the Deed Records of Jack son County, Oregon; thence North 28.5 feet; thence West Bfl.O teel: thence North 231 ."i feet; thence East 571). ."4 fret to the center line of Brookdale Road, helmr the Ejrl line of said Block 3 thence South 1 IB' East 140 0 feet to the true point of beginning; thence West 175 0 feet Ihence South V 11' East 70 0 tret: thence Eavt 175 0 feet: ihence North r 16 feet to the tri ainnlno. point of be- and for such other nd further re lief as the Court may deem meet and eaiiitahl ait This summons is published by I order of the Hnorsnie James m. '""'A -SEE ?Jh;Mn1' V. l.lth av nt mv iuivi directing ' Publication of this summons onie j f.Hf.h WPc)( for (our consecutive weeks in the Medford Mail Trib - une. a newsnaner of eenrral circu iti I inn ntiriltahstrl In JlrHtilD LOUillV. Oregon DATE OF FIRST PUBLICATION June 12 1 B2 DATE OF LAST PUBLICATION July X llt.2 MAL'TZ. SOt TT HER. SPAULD ING. KINSEY At WILLIAM SON and DOUGLAS M. THOMPSON Atiornevs for Plaintiff Board of Trade Building Portland 4. Oregon. By Jimmy HatloJ again would sign a treaty with the Soviet Union against us." I assumed the chancellor to mean that a union of r ranee! and Germany should be brought into being while he and De Gaulle headed the 1 two nations, and based strong- j scss his full share of the vi ly enough to endure the in- j tality which has marked the evitable and eventual chang- j " w"ui kum-i Minima. Adenauer seated in his of- fice in the chancellory with I the broad stream of the his- toric Rhine flowing close by, developed his principal point with animation: "If German economic pow er were to come under Rus sion influence without war, but through political events, then the Soviet Union strengthened by German cco- CLASSIFIED AD DIRECTORY PERSONAL Lodce Notices 1 SpeeiHl Club Events 2 Personal 3 Lost and Pound - ,, 4 instructions 3 Wanted Male Helo 1(1 Wanted Female Help It Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous 1-1 Financial & Loans - 13 REAL ESTATE For Rent Houses 20 For Rent Apartment 21 For Rent Furnished Rooms - 22 Rent Rooms and Board 23 For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Roard . 30 For Sale Rfal Estate ... 31 Burlness Opportunities 32 Wanten Real Estate .. 33 FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies 40 Appliances - 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip.. Radio TV 43 Sports and Hobbles 44 Miscellaneous - 45 Nurseries ....4)1 Dosp and Pets .,. 50 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock 53 Hav Grain and Feed .............. 54 Fruits & Ve Re tables 53 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors M Logging Equipment fll Equipment for Rent 2 Trailers . . 70 Parts and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters .. 72 Cars and Trucks . 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Lata to Classify A Hiniinpsn niTHrtorv B Card of Thanks C Classified Rates Minimum Size; Two Llnea 1 dav per word... Bo 2 dav per word.... 12c 3 day per word..-........... 13c 5 davs per word.. .lMc 6 dav per word 20c Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rata Other Areas Per Word 9c Per Day. Bv Line Per Month 93.00 Box Number Service Charge 50o (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Business Directory Each line' per month $2 25 Minimum per month $6 73 Dead Line on Classified Ads 3:00 p m. for following day. except 10 a m. for Monday: for Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Display Classi fied Ads 10:011 a.m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday 3 p m. the day before publi cation (or Tuei. through Frt. APPROVED CRKIHT CHAKGKS illl.l.Ul UY THE L1NS Minimum Cnarge - 31-20 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE Of FILING APPLICA TION FOR ( II A N fi K 8 IN j )IVi;i(SION OF WATER I Notice is given hereby that Da vid M. and Sara K. Welch have filed applications for the approv- 1 al of changes In points of diver- 1 sinn of water from Rogue River Certificnie of water right issued to J. B Bristow and recorded at pnge 11050. Volume 10, Slate Rec ord of Water Right Certificates, confirms a right under Permit No. 877H for the irrigation or, among other lands, fl acres in the NWU NE'i, Sec. 15, J . 34 S.. R, 1 W.. W M.. with a date or priority of November 7, 1!I2R These lands are Irrigated through the Bristow ditch, the point of diversion ol said riitrh bem( located 72(1 fl. S. and 240 ft. W. from the E'i cor ner of Sec 10. and being within the NW, SE'. said Src. 10, T. 34 S.. R. 1 W.. WM. Certificate of walcr right Issued to George P and Florence S Waller and re corded al page 12271. Volume 11. Slate Record of Water Right Ccr tlficatea, confirms a ngm unner Permit N. 12'i35 to the line of the waters of Rogue River for the irrigation of, among oi her lands, R acres in Lot 1 (NF,' NW'4l, Sec 5. T 34 S, R I W. WM, with a date of priority of May 7. Ifl.17. The lands are Irrigated through the Waller ditch, the point of diversion of said ditch being located 34d ft N. and 3240 ft. W. from the E' corner of Sec. 15. and bring within the SE'. NW'4. snld Sec. 15. T. 34 S. H 1 W . W M The applicants herein, owners of 0 6 acres with a date of priority of NovMiiber 7. I!i23. and Of) arre with a date of priority of May 7. H137. propose to irrigate these lands bv means of nmp- i Ine plant, the point ol diversion nf said pumping plant to he In- West 700icated Ofi5 ft S and 3'ifi ft. W. from Ihe N' corner of Sc 15, 'and being within the NE' NW',, said Sec. 15. T. 34 S., R. 1 W , W M All persons Interested ar noti fied hereby that a hearing will he held at the county courthouse at Medford Oregon, on July 24. 1W2. at fi 30 a m. All objections i to the proposed change, , mere are, win nwn ma i time and place Any objections j shall be prepared in writing, one - i copy m or nrrvrn on i.ivin .i and Sara K. Welch. P O Box 572 Tioga, North Dakota, and one copv filed with the H'ntr Engineer. Sa lem. Oregon together with a 12 filing fee, at lentt 10 days prior to the date set lor hearing If no objections are filed the applica tion mav h approved bv the Slate Engineer without a hearing Dated at Salem Oregon, this 25lh day of May lfni2. CHRIS L WHEELER Slate Engineer nnmic power could cause the United States the greatest dif ficulties. American Interests "Therefore a strong, close friendship between France i and Germany is absolutely in the interest of the United states." The 86 year-old leader of West Germany seemed to pos- economic and political rebirth ; 01 nis counuy. Although Just relumed from the rigors of a political LEGAL NOTICES AI.VKRTISEMT.NT FOR RMS Sealed bids will be received bv the Jackson County Court on or be lore 10 00 AM, June 20. 19H2. at the Courihouc in Medlord. Ore gon, for the furnishing of corru gated galvanucd metal culvert pipes. Materirtl list and specifications may he ohtamcd at the olfice of the County Clerk or the County Engineer. JACKSON COUNTY COURT: Earl M. Miller County Judee Chesier H. Wenrit Countv Commissioner E H Tavlnr County Commissioner SUMMONS No. (i,-3!l5-K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTV ROSE BARROW, riainttff, FLOYD BARROW. Defendant. TO FLOYD BARROW. Defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause within tour weeks irum Ihc dale of the first publication ot this summons; and if vou tail so to answer, for want thereat, the plainlilf will apply to the above court for an absolute decree of divorce forever severing and dissolving the marriage rela tionship heretofore existing .be tween vou and the plaintiff. Publication of this summons Is made pursuant to an order of the above court duly made and en tered the 2flth day of May. liM2. DATED and flif-t published the 5th day or June. 10H2. . ROBERT A. BOYER. 2K North Oak dole Avenue, Medford, Oregon. ADVERTISEMENT FOR HUM Sealed bids for the Crater High Football Field Lifihts will he re i eclved at the office of the Super I inlendenl of School In Central I Point. Oregon, by the Board of Directors. School District No. ti. Central Point. Oregon, until a 00 P.M. Paclllc Standard Time. June i ai. 19l2. und will then he opened and publicly read aloud. Bids re ! ceived after the hour set for open- inn will not be considered. Plans and specmcnuona wm ne nvntlnhle al the Office Of the School Superintendent, 451 No. 2nd s;i rntrnl Point. Orecon. Each bid shall ne acconipanien i by a cerlilird check, or bid bond, made pnvahle to School District Nrt a rnniral Point. Orcson. in an amount nol less than 5';. of the base bid. The successful bidder will hp rrnnirrri to furnish an approved Suretv Company 100',e pcrform- onrn TXrinri No bidder may wunnrnw nis nm. after the hour set for the open ing thereof, or before the award of the contract, unless said award is delavcd for a period exceeding thirty ciin aa.vn. The owner reserve the rfRht to reject nnv or all bid and to waive any iniorniaiiiir.s. (Signed) Merle Obenehaln, Clerk Publish: June .1. 102. June 12. I(i2. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Kitaiori hid for the Football Sta dium. Crater High School, will be received at the omicc oi ine u perintendent of Schools, 451 No. 2nd St.. Central Point. Oregon, un til 8 P.M. Pacific SinntiHiU i inic, June 21, HMI2, and then be opened and publicly read aloud. Bids re ceived after the hour set for open ing will not he considered. Bids must he submitted In the exact lorma of the Proposal and Bid Form incorporated In the ; Specifications. I'lans ana speciiicniious wm ne available al the office of Marquess & MarqucsH, 12 Goldy Building, Medford, Oregon. Each bid shall he accompanied bv a certified check, or bid bond, made pavable to School District No. central I'oim, urcgon, in an amount not lem than a'r of the base bid The successful binder will he required to furnihh an approved Surety Company 100 perform- nee nonn. No bidder may wilhdraw his bid after the hour set ior the open ing Ihcreof. or neiore ine a warn of the contract, unless said award is dclaved for a period exceeding thirty .30) days. School District No. fl reserves Ihe right to reject any and all bids, lo waive any Informality in bids received and lo accept nr reject anv of' all items of any hid. unless the bidder qualifies his bid by spe cific limitations. iSignrdi Mrs. Merle Obenchain. Clerk School Dist. No. 6. Published: June 5, lfl(t2. June 12. HH12 NOT ICS O P F I N A S F, TT LEM E N f In the Circuit Court of the Siatfj of Oregon for the County of Jack son. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna J Dclweiler, Deceased. No. 11147. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has filed his Final Account as Executor of Ihe above estate with the Circuit Court nf said County, and the Court has fixed the 25th dav of June, lf)2. at the hour of 0.30, A.M.. ot said dav and the Circuit Judge's offif-e In the Countv Courthouse In Med ford. Oregon, as the time and place respectively for the hearing of objections if any there be. to the said Final Areount, and you are hereby notified lo file objections, if anv you have, to the said Final Account on or before the time fixed for henrintr Dated and first published this 22nd dav of May. vm. JOHN L. DETWEILEn, Executor. S OT ICE" In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Jackson county ! In the Matter of the Estate of Thomas S Ncelcv. drceased. I Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has filed her rina Account in the above entllled mat ler. and Ihe above entitled Court has fixed the 21st dav of June, i'Mi2 nl 10-tiO nclrwk AM. In the Circuit Court Room in the Court House in Medford, Oregon, as the tune and place for hearing objec tions lo said Final Account and for the settlement thereof. Irene P. Neeley. Executrix, fikvrman it Heist-I Attorneys for Estate. (advertisement! "0ldat40,50,60?" Man, Get Wise! Pep Up TIioim.ihI .f. wppy ' ' ,n" wMk. low irt .nrra, "oM '.t 10. 50 n 60 rin1 tiUmliis II on as.. II yi, u.nt to Irrl ynnna.f. try Dtlrr, tonic l.lrti .1 owf, Aim lot (I. tn lily (In lo nindrmn budy', la. k ol iron. 111. "li.low.p.r" L.lintf, yiiu mav r.iM' hriTiB nlri .Hull i.p 10 Kftlli tw. Try O.lr.t Ir.l p.ppv. WHinaff, Vrlay "ufl. i nuaiol.d" IU loiIi llltlf. All dugi,U. TUESDAY. JUNE 12. 1962 J J convention in Dortmund, he i seemed even more energetic , 1 imt.-ivu.-wTO nun thrce years ro at the time of the abortive disarmament con vention at Geneva. His pronunciation is pre cise and clear. He expressed himself simply and strongly. He frequently lifts both hands to emphasize a point. Blue eyes look out intently from face of arrestingly flat plimes The Gorman chancellor sees an eventual political union of Europe, with a European par hament, growing upon the foundation of the successful European economic pact. He said that while the na tions had come tocether in the economic pact, creation of a political coalition could be ACTION ADS The Market Place for Labor, Goods and Trades for Young Students Ages 7 Through 17 BOY OR MANPOWER AVAILABLE HIGH school studentU'ouidhke work in store or odd jobs, dur ing the summer vacation. Phone 773-B373. anytime. SAVE your elbow grease. Wash A wax your car. Must he on East nirie. Reasonable rales and hard work by me. Be wise. Call Wise, 772-2704 WANTED Yard work find lawn mowing. Have power mower. Ex perienced. Work anywhere in area of Woodstock to Summit and 2nd lo Jackson. Call Jerry Lodge 772-8J146. ATTENTION Central Point, do you have any jobs for me? A strong responsible II year old boy. yard work, farm work, baby Kitting, call 6(14-133.1. Danny Zuspann. WANTED lawn work, mowing. trimming, weeding, and other odd work, experienced lawn worker, reasonable. 773-3250 MUST make $32 by end of month. Any type of work for this sum mer will he appraciatd and well done 772-72 IH or 77J-7fi:t. ace 13 YOUNG LADY POWER AVAILABLE WoTfOrrfke a JorTbVby sit ti ng" as a mother's helper, will also care for pets while you are on vacation. Cajl 772-5853. HIGH School Junior girl wants bnbv sitting job for the summer or light house work. Call 772-9003. WANTED child care at my home, between t'a A S years old. 4ttll lahle kock Road, rnone Uti4- BABY SITTING days or evenings. experienced, rcahcinaoie rates. I Age 15. Call 772-4Hti5 SEVENTEEN -year-old girl wants ' summer Job Call 004-1602 DEPENDABLE, experienced hiRh school girl wants baby sitting. Ironing & light housekeeping. Will lake full time work. Good ' refs. 772-22G1 week days. 16 YR OLD" want'-baby sitting or work as mother's helper. Steady, dependable, rcnsonahle. Daily or hourly. Own transpor tation Please phone after June Ifi. 772-5l3. j GIRL. 13-years bn anything such as lawn work, hi by silting, house keeping, caring for animals. 773-10.14. ask for Maria Slicp pard. WANTED Baby silling job; In Jackson or Oak Grove School district. Live at 1270 Ross Lane North Phone 772-4632. I'm 14 and experienced. HAVE had lots of experience with child care or keep An elderly lady company during day. Phone B55-IH05. Crnter High Student Experienced iiany siuer. win ugnten motner s load. Can make changes nr mix formulas. Daytime or eves. 50c hr 604-2200. CHILD CARE day or night. Refer- ences ijfic per imur plus trans portation. Call 773-5477. FOREST FIRES 'AND YOU! Did you ever wonder about forest fires and why Smokey Bear tries to keep them down? SMOKEY !.uys that every for est tire costs too much. Just putting out List year's fires cost more than $100,000,000, and it came right out of your pocket. What else did you lose? Vou lost timber, millions of feet of it timber that w on't be there when you want to build your new home or put up a summer cabin. You lost birds, animals, and fish, that add so much to your outings. You lost priceless scenery, and recreation areas that are needed now more than ccr. Worst of all, you lost soil and water ihc lilcblood of our land. Burn off the cover of a watershed, and the sure result is soil erosion, and destructive runolf of water, flooding our towns, silting our reservoirs. Water most precious of all resources wasted through carelessness ' There's much at stake. So, please, be e.itra careful with fire in 1:! Remember-only YOU can PRFENT FOREST FIRES! Published as nuhhc srvicn In coopwrabon with Th Advertising Council and tti Newipaoer AdvMrtivnfi txerutives Association. expected to take more time. A El,ropciln parliament won't be established immediately. he said. At the moment the biggest block to political uni ty is Henri Spank of Belgium, "But if the littler countries can t be won over, political unity could start with three countries and the others could come in later." The basic problem of Eu rope, he said, is the existence of the Soviet Union side by side with Germany which in turn is side by side with France. Always before France and the Soviet Union have been allied wilh Germany in the middle. The German chan cellor wants to make it in the interest of France, and the Western world to see that this never recurs. FOR YOUTH YOUNG LADY POWER AVAILABLE WANTED Baby sitting. 40c an hour CV.H 773-7SQ6 FOR SALE G0SAN?LPJTS FOR SALE hoys" 2''dfaceikeT in good condition. $10. Phone 772-ti-l47. CLARINET for tale, also music stand, both in excellent condition and reasonable. Call 664-2072 evening. F O R S A L"E HO"TViiTet"rainT 24 feet of (rack, five cars, phis engine, new transformer, left hand switch. Want $17 50. Call 772-6438 FOR SALE Blue and silver 2(1 girl's bike, good tires. S15. Chil dren's pink metal Samsonite tabla f ilus 2 chairs, very sturdy, and n excellent condition. 772-2033. FOR SALE Boy's "clothing size 147 Winter Jackets, suit, scout, trousers, sox, Mac Hi sweater, track shoes. Also Slingerland drum, learn to type records. 772-fi0.S7. . GET your Roosters for the Rooster Crowing Contest now. Phone OH4-2745 or come to 334 N. lOtli St., Central Point. 50c each. Con- tact jitter 4:00 o'clock p.m. WANTED One" short 'haired' small j terrier-type puppy. Have rab hit to trade. Call Robin. 772-7023. GIRLS 20" bicycle. S10. See at 015 W. 13th. Anytime. WANT to trade comic hooks, sell clarinet, ucll or trade size 10 clothes, trade toys, sell shoes. fll4-175n. FOR SALE Jumbo Kay fiat tori guitar, instruction book, liko new. New large doll, complete 1 wilh dresses, bed St bedding. Nice gill. Call Evelyn. 535-1133. The CREDIT BUREAU IS NOW AUDITING ACCOUNTS for the next REDBOOK! You make your own rating by the way you pay your bills. Pay promptly and make a good rating. A Slow Paid Bill looks better than a Slow Bill that's still owing. Pay them today! CREDIT BUREAU of Medford 1 lI!t JUNE 17th ISSUE . LOOK FOR THESE INTERESTING FAMILY WEEKLY FEATURES NEXT WEEKEND "Dad Goes to Camp With Junior" ' "It's Too Easy to Get Married" "Bette Davis Talks . About Her Private Lite'? j Junior Treasure Chest With Your j MEDFORD MAIL 1 TRIBUNE i i
