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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962 11 3 TERRY MULTI-STRIPE Kitchen TOWELS Reg. $1.39 16-in. x 30-in. MILANIS ITALIAN DRESSING PETER PIPER SWEET PICKLES CARPET STYLE THROW RUGS tt&lmv S88 Skid resistant Washable EJI CART HOME THE K 7T 22 for 39 54-oz.Jar BW TIT?" 1 CHALLENGE COOKING AND r a jiL-r. ari aib .... 5549 On I KSJ - 1 CRYSTAL .WHITE sfac ,;;r. 4 LIQUID eiemeut--- w tiil EL ttw W? ti I TYPHONE w" w he-b nsniE" n rami h" heavy syrup n I s if l J fir auu&iJ riNtArrLt ay m m.K Rffk S3 !SX Local o if M IU1 V i , . MUIJfl stB- 3 -BEES HONEY Liht Amber 5-lb.canTO n E33 FIRESIDE VOHHIRfi l0Cal ll 6 BARS UMThin20e ?Sind" 2-IL Pkg. ifPCiiy - 1 seedless haisins -39-77 fl jj ' c, , BLUKTOJE ROASTER 51" Lofy i smf shirts s.,9..,,3f9 BIG SAVINGS ON FAMOUS NAME APPLIANCES, TOYS AND GIFTS! 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Strong 88 CREME RINSE 99c REG. $1.00 VO-5 SHAMPOO 88c VI.JON -OZ. CAN SUPER SHAVE 37c REG. 25c ORIPLESS 12-INCH SPIRAL CANDLES 3 39c REG. 98c POP CORN POPPER 2 qt. Size d C-Thru Li y T Shrnnfi Reg. $4.98 2" FILM DEVELOPING YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for all occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40". Discount G-E Floor I Cv . i ' T PEPTO-BISMOL 88c REG. $3.98 MEN'S LONG SLEEVI SPORT SHIRT S2.99 REG. $1.00 BOTANY 0RL0;i SOCKS 88c, FAMOUS PENNEBAKER Seamless Nylons 49c, THE Tfn?nfEr?fr? and Radio Tubes at 40' Discount a . . . . , , .,,.......,..-... Polisher W.,.r Ren,.. 77, . Day j CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Jewish Settlers Who Left Israel Now Returinng By ELIAV SIMON Haifa. Israel -IUPIi- Many Jews are immiKrating to Is rael for the second time. Persons who tame to Israel once, then emigrated else where, are coin inn back in ever-increasing numbers. Thou sands of these had settled here, then moved on becauso of difficulties in adjusting to a new life, economic hardship, the threat of war with tho Arabs, a desire to be witli relatives in other lands or, perhaps, because distant pas tures looked greener. Since 1948, when this Jew ish nation was established, there have been 130,000 immi grants who subsequently set tled elsewhere. The highest number of departures in a sin gle year was 13.000 in 1952, a period ot austerity, controls and border violence. About 40,000 Israelis emigrated ti the United States and another 25.000 went to Canada. Many Return Now. manv of them arn coming back. Why? For one thing, economic conditions have improved. mere is a labor shortage, tho economic system has been greatly liberalized and nearly all controls have been lifted. Job security, the pnpniiram. menl of free enterprise ami Social Security-type progranu oi tnc government have lured back many. Other emigrants found dis tant pastures weren't so green. An Israeli family located a member of their war-separated family in Rio de Janiero and emigrated to Brazil. After the excitement of reunion wore off, the former Israelis discovered the facts of econ omic life were bitter. Ped dling drygoods was not an easy or especially rewarding pursuit and there were prob lems over lack of familiarity with the local population and the language. The family re- turned to Israel. Some Israelis in other lanHa found they must keep rela tively silent about their dis satisfaction with the govern ment or its officials, even min or ones. Israeli people helped themselves quickly to a good measure of freedom and, in Israel, fell free to express their displeasures about hous ing, taxes, and other matters. Anti-Semitism There also was, in soma cases, a chilling, sudden awareness of the existence of anit-Semitism, however mild. Jews native to manv naiinna other than Israel certain amount of anti-Jewish sentiment but it came as a shock to some transplanted former Israelis. "How COuld I do this In niv children?" exclaimed one re turning Israeli. It is official Government policy to welcome back any former citizens who wish i return. However. slmnM M government lend financial aid to the "re-returns" as it does to first time immigrants? The question is being debated in official circles and clals of the Jewish Agency, of- nciai voice of world Jewry. No firm nnllrv hat ho,,,, . tablishcd. However, the gov ernment sent help to 400 for mer Israelis in Brazil who aia they wanted to return. Some help has been doled out o persons in other countries, oo. Israeli leaden he!iu . turning Israeli is a good in fluence. He servos n a hri,.. on others planning to cmi- uraie, mey say. He may alsn have influenced prospectivo immigrants from the country in which he lived temporarily. This is a nation whirh ha attracted more than a million citizens from other countries na ii nopes to attract manv more. Band Refiearsas Held by Telephone Houston, Texas - HOT - Pa rents who fret about the time their teen-agers spend talking on the telephone have not heard the problems of six Houston families. Six youngsters have organ ized a teen-age band. Since school work keeps them homo week nights, the teen-agers have devised their own meth od of getting together by telephone. The band's head man, eighth grader Don Friedsam, will call a member of the band and they test chords in rhythms until a party line or mother halts the session. COLLEGE MEANS CASH New York-iUPIl-The median annual Income for men who have completed four years of college is $7,261 or S2.20S more than that earned by those with only a high school education, the National Indus trial Conference board re ports. For men with five or more years of college, the me dian is $7,691, or $430 above the Income of those with four years of higher education. i
