MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1962
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Kitchen TOWELS
Reg. $1.39
16-in. x 30-in.
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PETER PIPER
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ROA VICTOR
Reg.
$9.98
REG. $24.95 NORELCO
SPEED SHAVER
REG. $19.95 R C A. 6 TRANSISTOR
POCKET RADIO
TROPIC-AIRE VANITY
HAIR DRYER
Large Storage
Compartment
Fully Guaranteed
Reg.
$17.95
REG. $2.59 JUMBO SIZE SET
HAIR SPRAY S1.99
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SHAMPOO 2 ''99c
6-OZ. BOTTLE
SUCARYL 77c
250 Tablets . 77c
M" Reg. $19.95
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20-INCH DEBBI EVE
BABY DOLL
All Vinyl
Rooted Hair
Moving Arms
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Reg.
$6.98
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GIANT BULLDOZER
Real Lever Control
Pulls 200 Lbs.
Forward Reverse-
Turns Climbs
Reg.
$19.95
$flp8
DELUXE ELECTRIC
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Automatic Score
Board Lights Up
Sturdy Construction
$16.95
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REG. $4.79 DELUXE STATE FAIR
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$3.98
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WALKING DOLL
Vinyl Head & Body
Rooted Hair
Moving Eyes
Reg.
$9.50
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Hair Roller Hamper 88c
BOUQUET 12-OZ. BAG
BUBBLE BATH 66s
16-OZ. VI. JON WITH DISPENSER
HAIiB LOTION 66c
Cashier Window Services
REG. $1.58 HELENE CURTISS
GENERAL ELEC. AUTOMATIC
COFFEE MAKER
9 Cup Siie
Three Coffee
Med. Strong
88
CREME RINSE 99c
REG. $1.00 VO-5
SHAMPOO 88c
VI.JON -OZ. CAN
SUPER SHAVE 37c
REG. 25c ORIPLESS 12-INCH
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REG. 98c
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for all occasions
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Checks Cashed Money Orders
Postage Stamps Bottle Return
Philco TV and Radio Tubes at 40". Discount
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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.
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