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'Evil Eye' Thrives In Modern Italy Rome-IUPD-The ritual begins with a bowl of green oil on the table and two persons fitting beside it. The woman dips her thumb into the blow, withdraws it and annoints the thumb of her "patient." Three times she puts her own oil-coated thumb in her mouth. Three times she lets out her breath. Then she swallows and be gins reciting a strange, rhyth mic incantation. These are the state settings for one of the oldest dramas known to man. It was prac ticed in ancient Greece and Rome. It is practiced today in modern Italy. The woman in the drama t-evs rescued an Italian peasant from the spell of the evil eye. Belief in the evil eye and other assorted terrors exists in most parts of Italy. But no where does it flourish more (trongly than in the impover ished southern half of the peninsula. Superstition Thrives Here the traffic in supersti tions is a thriving business in spite of police efforts to stamp it out. Those who make a living by proclaiming occult powers are divided into two groups those who apply spells and charms, and those who cast them out. Love potions are especially popular. A woman who wants to make a man fall in love with her needs only to take a vial of her own blood to the local sorceress. Saving money is a lot more re warding when you know you're saving for something nice. A long vacation trip, for example. Or your child's college edu cation. . Today you can help save something else with your dol lars at the same time, and that's freedom. That's the big reason why so many Americans buy U.S. Sav ings Bonds these days. Bonds not only guarantee you, at ma turity, 33J5TO more dollars than you save up while they're 7V US. The sorceress mixes the blood with some special herbs, recites a magic formula and puts the mixture on the stove to cook. After that, the woman who buys the potion has to devise her own strategem for getting the man she's pursuing to drink it. Once he has tasted it, so the sorceresses claim, he's hopelessly, madly in love. The sorceresses who special ize in casting out spells have a special way of operating. Generally they work at night, and they claim they get the best results on nights of a full moon. Yawn Spalls Success One of the more popular ways of exorcising evil is to have the customer sit in front of the sorceress in a dimly lighted room. With the fingers of her left hand, she traces little crosses in front of his forehead, his eyes, his mouth, his shoulders and his knees, all the while reciting a magic lormula in a low voice. If, at the end of all this, the victim of the spell begins to yawn, it means the magic has succeeded. And the victim nearly always does yawn either because he's been forc ed to sit still in the dark so long that he's exhausted, or because the woman of magic yawns a few times herself to give him the idea. If he fails to yawn, the en tire ritual is repeated the fol lowing nignt. By then, pre sumably, even the stoutest of men is worn down and begins to yawn, I or was rata Keep freedom in your future with U.S. SAVINGS BONDS GoLxmmtnt don not pay fat thu advtrti$wig. Ohio River Floating Museum Preserves Steamboat Days United Prtis International Jeffersonville, Ind.-fllPD-The fast packet boats of the cotton trade and the "floating pal aces" are gone from the riv ers but a steamboat museum here is helping fulfill Capt. Jim Howard's dream that they won't be forgotten. Howard, who died in 195S before his dream was realized, could remember when the riv er front at Louisville, Ky., across the Ohio river from this southern Indiana town, was crowded with steamboats. More than 3,000 of the stern and side paddle wheel steamers were built at the old Howard shipyard here. Founded in 1834 by the first Capt. James E. Howard, it operated until World War II when it passed out of the control of the family and turned out landing craft. The year before he died. Captain Jim told me about his dream of establishing a museum in the Howard man sion to keep the memory of a colorful era alive for fu ture generations. "The romance is gone from the river," Captain Jim said, looking out at the busy traf fic of coal and sand barges. "The young people today will never know the thrill of a steamboat whistle or the beauty of a fast packet boat." His widow carried on and in 19S8 opened the Howard National Steamboat museum with the help of steamboat enthusiasts. Mrs. Howard recalled: "He told me, 'I don't think we'll twA growing, the government uses your dollars to assure the de fense of freedom. With Bonds, you save money now, and also help protect your freedom to spend it as you choose later on. If you agree these are worth while returns on an investment, SiiCii ".-."' t-lh.es.til '-- -mm Better than money? Money alone can't make your future secure. You need the freedom to enjoy it, too. With Bonds you save both. Tk Trmuury Dtpartmtnt thank lh MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. get it done.' I told him, 'Of course we'll get it done.' And we did. He always said the museum was the one thing he wanted in the world more than anything else. "It has been a hard fight to get the public interested but we're getting along just fine." The museum is operated as a non-profit endeavor. A board of directors helps Mrs. Howard run the museum and meet its expenses. Since it opened, more than 45,000 persons from every state and 25 different coun tries have toured the Gothic mansion located near the for mer Howard shipyard. Built in 1892, the 22-room, three-story house contains a wealth of material on steam boating. The skilled crafts men who built the steamboats at the Howard shipyard built the house, using fifteen kinds of wood in the paneling. The intricately carved stair case is similar to one installed in the J. M. White, the finest steamboat ever built by the Howards. She cost S300.000 in 1877 and was a "floating pal ace," with a main deck 302 feet by 91 feet. The White burned near New Orleans in 1886. The museum contains a large collection of steamboat pictures and photographs, models, furniture and equip ment, plus a library of ma terial on the steamboat era. The Howard shipyard re built the Robert E. Lee after it won its famous race from why not make it Bond next time? $75.00. f , . ... . ,4j This man claims communism will outstrip us economically. One way to prove him wrong is by building our own economic strength indi vidually and nationally. Adtwtittng Council and thi$ neutpoper for MEDFORD. OREGON New Orleans to St. Louis with the Natchez in 1870. A washstand from cabin, a wall panel and door from the first Robert E. Lee are among the museum exhibits. Here also can be seen me mentoes of other famous pack et boats like the Glendy Burk of the Stephen Collins Foster song, the Belle Lee, and the Baltic, that raced the Diana from New Orleans to Louis ville. Mrs. Howard, who spends most of her time explaining the exhibits, grew up in Madi son, lnd., an old river town like Louisville and Jefferson ville. "I remember the steamboat whistles, sounding clear on a ld morning. It would be a shame if those days are for gotten." LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 P.M. on the 4th day of October. 1962, in the Council Chamber! of the City Hall in the City of Medford, Oregon, there ahall be a oublie hearing by and before the City Council of said Citv on the aueltion of annexing to the laid City the following- de- icnoed territory, to-wit: Beginning at a oolnt North S9 97' East 1002.07 feet from the Southweit corner of tract tcribed in Volume 403. Page 302 of the Deed Records of Jackion County, Oregon; thence North 89 37' East 136.S4 feet: thence North 0 03' West 582 38 feet: thence South 69' 97' Weit 136.84 feet: thence South 0' 03' East 582.38 feet to the point of begin ning. At aald public hearing the regis tered voters of the City of Med ford, Oregon, may appear and be heard on the question of annexing saia territory to tne said my. D. F. Huson Recorder - Treasurer a $100.00 Cost: just thttr patriotic tupporU 1A LEGAL NOTICES ORDINANCE NO. 1400 AN ORDINANCE Drovidin for the conitruction of paving Olwell way irom jicmon sirrci iu i feet south In the City of Medford. ! Oregon, and (or the assessment of the coat thereof on adjacent prop- rur: providing lor a meeting oi the Council to consider protests against said improvement and providing (or the serving of the owners of adjacent property with notice thereol by the Recorder- Treasurer. THE CITY Or MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: section 1. That tt it the in tention of the Council to cause the construction of paving Olwell Way Irom Jackson Street to 233 feel south in accordance with the adopted and identified plana and specifications on iile in the office of the City Manager at the City Hall. Medford. Oregon, to which plans and specifications reference ia hereby made for details and est i ma ted costs thereof, and to assess upon each lot. or part thereof, ad- jaccm io ana ocnemea oy sucn improvement and its proportionate share of the cost of said improve. nient as provided by the Charter of the City o( Medford. SECTION 2. The council will meet in the Council Chambers at the City Hall on the 4th day of October. 19(32. at 7 30 P.M , at which time and place the owners of said adjacent property are hereby called upon to appear be fore saia council ana snow cause, any, why said Improvement should not be constructed, and why said property should not be assess ed for the construction thereof. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned improvement shall bear interest at lour per ceni (4i per annum ana shall constitute general obligations of the City of Medford. and said warrants shall be issued pursuant to. and on the terms and conditions set forth in, Oregon Revised Stat' utes 2B7.302 to ZH7.310, inclusive. SECTION 4. That the Recorder Treasurer is hereby directed tt serve notice hereof upon the prop' erty owners aforesaid, by publish' ing this ordinance once in a daily newspaper, printed, published and of general circulation in said City at least ten (10) days before the date of said meeting, and by post ing five copies of this ordinance In five public and conspicuous places In said City for a period of ten (10) days prior to said meeting. PAbSKU ny tne council ana signed by me In open session in authentication of Its passage this 20th day of September. 1062. Mayor ATTEST: D, F. Huston Recorder-Treasurer approved by me this 2lat day of Sen tern bar. Itfl2. lunn w. are i lie. n Mayor RESOLUTION NO. 2068 A RESOLUTION declaring in tention of the City Council to con. struct a water main along Whittle Avenue from crater cane Htenway to Patrick Street and to assess the cost thereof against properties fronting thereon: and setting i time and place for hearing there' on. BE IT RESOLVED DV the CltV council oi tne city oi mcatora, Oreeon: SEC i iuiN i. mat u is tne inten tion of the City Council of the said city to cause an eight (.) Inch water main to be laid in Whittle Avenue from Crater Lake Highway to Patrick Street and to assess the cost of said water main on the property fronting on said itreetdl in proportion to the frontage of said property. sec ri uw 2. mat tne city coun ell shall meet In the Council Chambn of the City Hall of said city at 7:30 o'clock P.M. on the 4th day of October. 1982. at which time and place all protests against the laying of said water main and the assessment of the cost thereof on the oronerty frontlns on snld streettsl shall be heard, and the City Recorder is hereby directed cause this Resolution to be nub- llshed once In a daily newspaper, nrinted. oubllshed and of een- eral circulation in the said city of Medford. not less than ten days or more than twenty days before th date of said meeting and a copy of this Resolution to be posted for a period or ten aays prior io saia meeting In five public and con spicuous places In the said city. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned improvement shall bear interest at 4 uer annum and shall con stitute General Obligations of the City of Medford, and said war rants ahall be Issued pursuant to. and on the terms and conditions set forth In ORS 287.302 to 2B7.S10 inclusive. PASSED by the Council and signed by tne In open session In authentication of Ita passage this 20th day of September, 1 002. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor ATTEST: D. T. Huson Recorder APPROVED by mt this 21st day of September. 1P62. JOHN W. SNIDER Mayor -WnthrthMtotwyl l BILL "WRlGhTi REAL ESTATE f rancn umce f rs fA,w rvw s. mm CALL 773-8401 I 1 m BOTTOM LAND WITH A FUTURE Farmers! Take J look at what the creek t-up for you yean ago by spreading thick soil over a level 80 acre plain in anticipation of a farmer with the know how to really produce a capacity grnM In 1011 that Ar .t up the water rights for 58 S? acres. One of the best he.t rinhtt In the Vallev. h Live off the land until you're 9 ready to retire, then sub-di vide and relax on your in come; close to highway in terchange. HAVE MONEY TO SPARE? Use It to buy this really tound investment. You can't miss on this. Buildings are so well constructed, main tenance is nil). Net income over $8,000 per year. BUILDERS WHO NEED LOTS Here's 4f acres, perfect for beautiful hornet. Close to Medford School. Further more, there's a well that supplies a terrific amount of water. Better investigate this one now. Of Court W Hv Houses! Some Rett Good it 1 If you don't think to, lot oi show youl LEGAL NOTICE5 IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. 1 3 US AN ORDINANCE orovidinr for the construction of paving Hillcrcst noao irom vaney lew (o oiacn Oak Drive In the city of Medlord. Oregon, and for the assessment of the cost thereof on adjacent prop erty; providing for a meeting of the Council to consider protests Kainst said Improvement and oro- vidlng for the serving of the own ers of adjacent property with no. ice inereoi py the Recorder-Treas urer. THE CITY OF MEDFORD DOTH ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: SECTION 1 That t is the inten tion of the Council to cause the construction of paving Hili?ret Road troni Valley View to Black uak urive in accordance with the adopted and identified plans and specifications on file in the ofnee of the City Manager at the Citv Man, Meaiora uretion. to which plans and specifications reference s nereoy mane for details and esti mated costs thereof, and to assess upon each lot, or part thereof, d- laceni io and Deneiurd by sucn im provement its proportionate share of the cost of said improvement ns provided oy in cnarter oi tne city of Medford. SECTION 2 The Counci will meet in the Council Chambers at the City Hall on the 4th day of Oc tober. t62. at 7:30 P.M.. at which time and place the owners of said adjacent property are hereby called upon to appear before said Council and show cause. If any, why said improvement should not be con iructcd. and whv said property snouia not oe assessed ior tne con struction thereof. SECTION 3. That warrants for the costs of the aforementioned tm- I provement shall bear Interest at four per cent (4) per annum and shall constitute general obligations of the City of Medford. and said warrants shall be issued pursuant to, and on the terms and conditions set forth in, Orcpon Revised Stat ues 2R7.503 to 287 M0. Inclusive. SECTION 4. That the Recorder- Treasurer Is hereby directed to serve notice hereof upon the prop erty owners aforesaid, by publish ing this ordinance once in a daily newspaper, printed, du binned nnd or general circulation In said City at least ten (10) days before the date of aald meeting, and by post ing five copies of this ordinance in live punnc and conspicuous places in aald City for a period of ten (10) days prior to said meeting. passed py tne council and sign ed hy me in open session In authen tication ot its passage tnis zutn nay of September, lfir.2. way or John W. Snider ATTEST: D. F. Huson Recorder-Treasurer APPROVED by in th i 21st day of September, 1962. jnnn w. &niaer Mayor NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE Or OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PRORATE DEPARTMENT In the Matter of the Estate of John E. Weatlund, deceased NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the above estate hy an order made therein on September 21, 1062; all creditors having claims against said deceased are hereby notified to present the same. duly verified, and with proper vouchers attached, to the under signed at the office of Roberts, Kelllnctnn, Branchfleld & Heffer- nan. Suite 10. Standard Insurance Bids.. Medford. Oregon, within six months from the date of this no tice. Dated at Medford. Oregon, this 24th day of September. 10K2. The United States National Bank of Portland, Oregon ExecuUiT NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that mi Tlfl PM nn 4ha 1th rinv alf PIp. tober, 1002. In the Council Cham bers of the City Hall in the City of Medford. Oregon, there shall be a public hearing by and before the City Council of said City on the Question of annexing to the said City the following described terri tory, to-wit: PARCEL I: Beginning at th northeast cor ner of Parcel No. 1 (as annexi.-d Io the City of Medford hy Ordi nance No. 8124), front which the southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. 61. township 37 south, range 1 west of the Willa mette Meridian, In Jackson Coun ty, Oregon, bears north Sift. 00 feet and west 430.00 feet; thence south IH' 00' east along the northeasterly corporate limits boundary of said city 120.44 feet; thence south 4 34' east along said corporate limits boundary loo.OO feet; thence north !! 30' 10" east, 100.B2 feet: thence north 18 80' 3'" west, 104.44 feet; thence north 12 14' 40" west, 15 36 feet to the north boundary of Lot. No. (I of Crest brook Orchard Tracts; thence north 80' SO' west along the north boundary of aMd Lot No. 8. If 12 feet to the point of be ginning. PARCEL II: Beginning at the southwest cor ner of Parcel No. 2 (as annexed to the city of Medford hy Ordi nance No. 8124), from which the southeast corner of Lot No. 14, Block No. 3 of Rogue Valley Ra ta t e s Subdivision frecordedl bean north 0 04' 20" west, 2ft 1 02 feet; thence east along the south corporate limits boundary of said city 67 00 feet; thence north 71 20" east along the southeasterly corporate limits boundary of said city 104.70 feet; thence north flV 63' 30" east along the southeaster ly corporate limits boundary of aald city 4ft. IS feet; thence south 47' 20' west. 8-30 feet; thence south 7fl 44' west. 144.00 feet; thence south 82" 36 west. 52.42 feet; thence north 86 40' west, 15,13 feet to intersect the east corporate limits boundary of said city; thence north 0 04' 20" west along said east corporate limits boundary 0.06 feet to th point of beginning, At aald public hearing the regis tered voters of the City of Med ford, Oregon, may appear and be heard on the question of annexing said territory to the said City. D. F. Huson Rerorder Treasurer "NOTICE OF FINAI, ACCOUNT Kttate of Julie Kllmrk. Deceased Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has filed his final ac count In the estate of Julie Klimek, deceased. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Jackson and the court has fixed Monday October 8. 1UH2. at B 30 A. M. In the courtroom of said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. MARE A. SMITH By: VAN DYKE DELLCNBACK tt McGOODWIN Attorneys for Administrator NOTICK Or MFFTINO OF BOARD Of EQUALIZATION Of GRANTS PASft IRRIGATION DISTRICT To all land Owners. Assessment payers and Interested Parties: Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors ot the Grants Pass Irrigation District. In regular meeting aisembiec on the 18th day of September 112, did levy an as sessment for the year l f3 upon land within the Grants Pass I Tri gs Mon District, and that hy reolu tlon of the Board of Directors of said District, Tuesday October 2, 10(12 at the hour of 10:30 A M, o'clock at the office of said Grants Pass Irrleation District In the Courthouse Annex in Grants Pass, Josephine County, Oregon was set as the time snd place when and where the Hoard of Equalization for the purpose of reviewing and correcting the Assessment Roll as prepared, and apportioning assess ments for the year J063. Such as sessment roll as aDDroved i adopted by the Board of Directors Is now on file In the office of the District, where It is open for In sneotlnn hv all oersons interested. THIS NOTICE Is published by order of the Board of Directors of Grants Pass Irrigation District, the first publication being September 21, lftf.2 Grants Past Irrigation District MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 24. 1962 LEGAL NOTICES "NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at 7:30 P.M. on the 4th day of October. 1U62. in the Council Cham bers of the City Hall in the City of Medlord. Oreson. there snail ne a public hearing by and before the City Council on the question of change of ion from Class IA Sin gle ramliy to Class II1A Limited Commercial of the following de scribed property located east of uiame noan a tne interstate a in terchange, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the south line of Donation Land Claim No. US in Township 37 South. Range 1 WeM of the Willamette Meri dian in Jackson County, Oregon, said point being 1421.40 feet West ot the southeast corner of said Claim; thence West, along said Claim line, a distance of 1141.38 feet to the easterly line of tract described in Volume 325 page 405 of the Deed Recorda of Jackson County, Oregon; thence along said line. North 13" 14' 30" West 3.60 feet; thence along the arc of a curve to the right with radius of 2835 feet (the long chord if which curve bears North 10 28' 30" West 321.47 feet); thence North 7 13' 30" West 112 70 feet to the south line of tract describ ed in Volume 181 page 291, said Deed Records: thence East along said soulh line 1 197.42 feet; thence South 2 19' East 420.6 fret to the point of beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM: Biddle Road as relocated and that portion ot the Crater Lake Interchange providing access to interstate Hignway no. 3. D. F. Huson Recorder - Treasurer A Too lot To Classify HOME OF COMMERCIAL The Myron Corcoran construction Co, will be interested In your plans. Call Jim Mcltee, Sales Mgr. Ph. 773-4707 I-IODGE NOTICES Medford Lodge No. 83 IOOF meets Tuesday, Sept. 25. Birthday cake, Cake-Walk. Visitors wel come. Come at 7:30 for cake-walk. Jack Adams. N G. 2-SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS RUMMAGE SALE St. Mark's Guild Hall, corner 5th & Oak dale. Wed., Sept. 28. 9 to 5:30, Thurs.. Sept. 27, 9 to 4. DON'T MISS THIS SALE) DEMOCRATIC Rummage Sale Fed I Bldg., Tues., Sept. 25. I a.m. - 5 p.m. S. V T. Rummage Sale, Mon., Sept, 4.1: i ues.. acm. us; w a.m. to 4 p.m. Lots of ladles', men's and children's clean clothtni. dishes. toys and houseware. 409 N. Cen tral. 3-PERSONAL FINALLY ! An answer for all those money worries. A way to rid yourself or "bin worry" without borrow Ins. CREDIT ADVISORS INC. 201 Medical Center Bldg. 773-7103 3 PERSONAL VERNEVUS SPRY IS NOW AT THE House of Beauty 300 E. Bth Medford Open Thurs. evening, closed on Mondays, urop in or can , , 772-8226 PARENTS Without Partners Whether you have your children full time or "on visitation" wouldn't you like to know others in the same position to taik over common problems, to devel op a fuller life for both yourself ana your cnuaren, to noia group aiscussions witn psycnoiogisis lawyers, etc.? We'd like to heai rrom you. Dron a card Medford "YMCA1' or Guidance Clinic, Courthouse. Medford. S. St T. Rummage Sale., Mon., Sept. 24; Tues., Sept. 23; 0 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lots of clean clothing, la dies', men's and children's; dish es, toys St houseware. 400 N. Central. WILL the ladles who left their shoes at Newman s Shoe service please call 772-2332 between Monday and Friday. MERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio. 214 Fluhrcr Bldg. 772-BB11 ALDR1CH Trailer Park, under new management, adults only, modern spaces for rent. Automa tic laundry, cement patios, paved streets, city bus service, lovely view. 773-3382 or 773-4464 for reservations, 4423 Jacksonville Hwy. AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age driving record, un insured accident, financial re sponsibility tiling, etc., is making It difficult for you to secure proper Insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Stathoa. Insuror. 1003 E. Main, Medlord 773-0RS8. Open Mon, St Tues. 'til tt p.m. "Ginger" New Owner of Ida's Beauty Sa lon, 880 Stewart Ave, Special personalized sorvlce St all work guaranteed. Will welcome Ladlea with thin, fine or problem hair. Closed Mondays. 773-3130 ANYONlThavIng a drlnkingTprob Irm Is welcome at the Medford Group ot Alcoholics Anonymous 8:30 pm. Tues. St Sat. rear ot 212 N. Oskdale. 773-4848. Al- Anon Group 1st St 3rd.i Tuea. DENTURES repaired and re-lined while you wait. Day or eve. Ph. 773-602B 23 Lozl er Lane LEON'S HAIR FASHIONS hrlngs to Medford the first truly Budget Beauty Salon, offering nationally advertUed waves from $3 03 complete St up. Shampoo & set, 1173 St up. Hair cut $123 St up. AH work done by experts. 2.11 E. (tin. 77J-l0.f. NO Cut Rates No problems, Just real good haircuts. Mr. Tim. Hairshaper. 202 N. Front, Grand Hotel. "JACKSONVILLE DENT ALLAB Dentures repaired while you wait B99J071 800-1339 HAVING MONEY PROBLEMS? See Wayne Medford. He can arrange a loan for you from S30 to $1300. on furniture, automo bile or salary. LAURENTIDB FINANCE CORP. 123 W. Mln 772-A201 REAL ESTATE ATlve'sTock loans. 1st. 2nd Mortgages Laurentlde Industrial Finance Corp Main St Wlveroldr 773-4.VU 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Fish pole In brown leather case near Ashland railroad un derpass. Call 333-2308 before A. After 3, 335-1313. Reward. LOST Brown leather key case containing keys and nail clipper. Please return to Information nnnlh at the WgY, Mfdfnrd. Ore. 5-INSTRUCTIONS U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men women. Start high as 110 week. Preparatory training until appointed, Thousands of Jobs oon F.xDerlence usually un necessary. Free information on jobs, salaries, requirements, writ TODAY elvlns! name, ad dress, phone St time home. Write Lincoln Service, Box 78, CO Tribune Brx I IQV 10-WANTED MAll HEIP AUTOMATIC transmission Install" sr. must h. neat, conscientious and willing to advance. Steady imnlovm.nl. Contact Mr. Am. burn at Medord Transmission 6 5 0-WANTED MALE HELP MAN & Saw to cut Oak wood on shares 440-3228. Wanted 3 Men For Home Counsellors No Real Est. License Required Immediate opening for 2 Mgrs. it you are matting less man 91000 a month and are will ing to work Investigate this opportunity. Comm. plus draw. it you don i want to worn oon I bother me. Apply at 812 So. Central Between 10 ajn. St 12 noon. 2 New Car Salesmen We've seen our '63 models and know we will require two addi tional salesmen to handle our anticipated volume. We are interested In the man who looks upon selling as a pro. iur inn. experienced automoon. salesmen will be shown nrefer ence Contact Mr. Leonard Carl son. at; DICK KNIGHT CO" CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 33 So. Riverside. at Eighth PEAR PICKERS WANTED Btg Boulder Orchard 333-31)11 or 772-7873 after 3. WANTED Long log truck (or haul. 33o-aHU7 APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN for Whirlpool St other maks. CALL COLLECT VI 2-4138 YREKA REFRIGERATION YREKA. CALIF. U -WANTED FEMALE HELP RM. APT., utll, and wages to mature woman or couple for care of 3 pre -school children. 5 day week. Griffin Creek area. 773-1103 after S p.m. wk. dayi. or Sat. St Sun. WOMEN OVER 21 FREE TO TRAVEL . (Openings for Several) REPRESENT PUBLISHERS UNION CIRCULATION CO. Neat, single. No experience necessary. Transportation furn ished. Commission Plus Bonus Apply Mon. Mr, King HOLLAND HOTEL WANTED By working mother: fiieasant laay to live in ana care or 2 small children. Write refs and experience to Tribune Box 3943. EXPERIENCED woman wan ted- to work in Receiving Dept. at Burelson's. Main St BartletU Apply In person. WOMAN baby sitter, 1 girl, 7. Sats. 4 to id p.m. uwn transportation. Near Wilson school. 773-8940. Sun. or eves. WOMEN Need extra money. Luz ler Cosmetics, subsidiary of Bristol-Myers, beauty consultant. Ex cellent earnrlngs, commission. Full or part time. No delivery. Call 8 to 9 a.m. or 7 to 8 p.m., 482-2432. Write Tribune Box 3R02. 12-MAIE OR FEMALE HELP MIDDLE aged couple to live in. , Wife to take charge of home husband to care for yard and lawn (may have outside employ ment or be on Social Security), Plain cooking. Must be clean and non-drinkers. Call 772-6340 lot interview. 307 Medical Center Bldg. Medford MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Room 201 Executive Bldg. 21B E. Main 773-3843 1 3-WANTED SITUATIONS CHILD CARE, fenced yard, play room. 773-3693. CHILD care, my home, day or night. Play fuelling.. 772-4304. m PLASTERER looking for work. 6119-1844 Carpenter work by hour or contract. 6fl4-1300. ( Tractor rotovatlbn. 772-6440 BABY slttlnf. t block Jackson School. 773-2308. CARPENTER wofk. Experienced, reliable, contract or oy nr. 77a 4742. TAILORING. ALTERATIONS. 773-4260 TltUCK mounted compressor & dozer for hire, will go anywnere. 482-3062. ' YOUNG Man Military obliga tion completed nai zt yrs. drafting experience. Consider anything. Contact James Robln-son;664-1967. "CUSTOM"'MADS SOP COVERS" 772-8955 or 773-6338 SEWING & ALTERATIONS Vesta Turner 773-3773 BEWINQ . ALTERATION S Reasonable 772-7791 Home can seem mighty faraway Especially when it's his first time away. 01 tha 2.750.000 Ameri can In uniform, over half are under 25. And, In this cold war of tedium and tension, Kids like that can get mighty homesick. The USO knows this. What's more, the USO has been doing something about It for 21 years . . . bringing spiritual help, a homey touch and laughter to Ql's all over the world. The Ql's need the USO. But the USO needs your help to reach them all. You can do something about it by requesting that your contributions to United Fund or your Community Chest go to the USO to help our deserving Armed Forces. Give now, so no Gl will ever have to wonder even for I minute . . . "Does anybody know I'm here?" Support th USO through United Fund or your Community Chest. ' USO Pvhlithtd ai a pvWfc mMc In (eporofieA w.'ti th Atvstiislag AeWf iifnf fxtvm'ta Atttiatitm Neai r. bnatrer. Secretary-Manager Rabullders, IS10 Table Rock 1
