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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORO, OREGON TUESDAY. JUNE It. 113 Gambling II New York Congressman Tries To Get Approval for National Lottery Act Br HARRY FERGUSON Washington - Kft - There was quite a stir when a rumor got around that peddlers were violating federal laws by go ing door to door through the halls of Congress selling tick ets to the Irish Sweepstakes. "Of course, it's true," says Rep. Paul A. Fino (R-N.Y.). "I know because I have been buying them regularly." The Irish Sweep operates out of Dublin, pays off on the big horse races in England and anybody who sells a tick et to it in this country is violating the law. It is not illegal, however, to purchase a ticket and bring your win nings into the United States, provided you don't forget to report the money on your in come tax return. Proceeds of the lottery go to the building and mainte nance of hospitals in Ireland, The Irish Sweep takes in about $46 million annually and it is estimated $35 mil lion of it comes from the Unit ed States. Bucking Stone Wall For the last 10 years Fino has been trying to persuade Congress and the American people that the federal gov ernment should operate a lot tery. He figures the U. S Treasury would profit by about $10 billion a year which could be used to cut taxes and reduce the national debt. He also thinks it would drive racketeers out of gambling. Every session of Congress Fino introduces a bill creat ing a national lottery and makes speeches about it. This year he spoke on Jan. 9, Feb. 21, March 6, April 3, April 8, April 28 and May 23. He should have saved his voice, because nobody listened. Con gressmen may not be averse to buying a sweepstakes tick et or sitting in on a poker game, but they think the gam bling issue is political dyna mite and they want no part of it. One of the odd features of the American legislative sys tem is that a few men can prevent a vote from being taken on a bill. In the Senate it is done by a filibuster - a few men simply talk the legis lation to death. In the House it is done by bottling bills up in committee so that they nev er reach the floor. Fino's lot tery bills always are referred to the House Ways and Means committee. Not once in the last 10 years has one of his bills ever emerged from the committee and Fino complains with some bitterness that his opponents are thwarting the democratic process. Slapt at Hypocrites "Hypocrites are those who play along," he said. "They lack the gumption or courage to say what they do or do what they say. They were the noble legislators who toasted the Volsted Act at their speak easy tables. Hypocrites ring up their bookies after they make a speech on the evils of gambling. "About one-quarter of the American people have indi cated their disinclination to ward a lottery proposal, the vast majority of these persons are either bluenoses or hypo crites. I do not feel that the gambling urge, as an instinc tive human trait, can be eradi cated. In extreme cases gam bling may well be a sickness. Oregon To Receive Federal Planning Grant of $50,000 Oregon will be the first of administrator explained. "Ul- the western states to receive a federal planning grant of $50,000, according to Dr. Joseph Treleaven, administra tor of the mental health divi sion, state board of control. "It will take two years to pfan for adequate treatment facilities and program," Dr. Treleaven said yesterday afternoon while visiting the Jackson county public health department. "We hope to get another $50,000 the next year." The first year a crew under planning coordinator Robert Stevens, Salem, will try to analyze the mental health problem in detail in Oregon present mental health facili ties, where located, types of treatment facilities, and who runs them. Later, mental health patients will be stud ied as to numbers in various localities, income levels, oc cupations and other factors. Dr. Treleaven explained , that the state works out a plan which it submits to the . National Institute of Mental Health to qualify for the fed eral planning funds. "We will merely try to draw up a blueprint of future development of health serv ices in keeping with modern knowledge on treatment," the timately the Jackson county mental health clinic will be helped through this program. The planning will be aimed at use of all existing resources and for better coordination between public agencies," he said. The new trend is continued treatment in the community of released state hospital pa tients. Dr. Treleaven said. Possibly ultimate acomplish- mcnt of the planning will be building up of county clinics and community resources. The majority. of the mentally ill are not dangerous or harmful In the past it was due to poor treatment in institutions. Ultimate saving through the new planning program will be the restoring of former men- tallv ill people as useful, pro- during citizens. This will mean ereater use and coordin ntion of vocational training facilities, perhaps a closer working relationship with the welfare department, employ ment service and other agen cies. Dr. Treleaven said more pa tients should be treated in the community instead of be ing, sent to institutions. "For every person I see being treat ed 1 know there are 10 who need to be treated," he addd. but in most cases it is simply a normal manifestation of hu man individuality." Fino believes that if he could ever get his case before the people, he would win. One of the bills he has introduced this session calls for a nation al referendum. The other pro vides that the President set up a federal lottery commis sion of five members with sal aries of $20,000 annually. The commission would determine the price of the tickets and the amount of the prizes. Per sons under 21 years of age would be ineligible to buy tickets. Winnings from the lot tery would be exempt from federal income taxes, Stat Lottery OK There is nothing to prevent a state from operating a lot tery inside its own boundaries and recently New Hampshire decided to do so. The bill pro vides that $3 tickets shall be sold at the state liquor stores and the three race tracks in New Hampshire. There are to be two drawings a year, based on the results of horse races. The profits are to be dis tributed to the school districts. It is estimated those holding tickets will receive a total of $200,000 a year. Fino thought this was a big break-through for a national lottery. But when UPI report ers began interviewing con gressmen, the first 15 said they disapproved of lotteries, whether in New Hampshire or the entire nation. Next! Compulsive gambltrs and Gamblers Anonymous. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO CRKUITORt No. P-X-il NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Administrator of the Estate of John Thomas Breeding, deceased, by the the undersigned has been appointed Probate Department of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. All oersons havint Claims arainst said esute are hereby required to present the same, with proper vouchers, within six months from the dale of the first publication hereof, at the oitice 01 tne under signed at to Fluhrer Building. Medford. Oregon. Dated and firat DUbusned wis 28th day of May. 1963. &. ttUT DAailAW, Administrator. - Small Worlds Around Us By LYNN M. WATKINS (Register antf Tribune Syndic. ".961) NOTICE OP Sl'HOOL ELECTION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, In compliance with Sec. 331010, ORS, to the legal voters of School District No. 62. of Jackson County. State of Oregon, that an ELEC TION of Hid District will be held t Schoolhouse: between the hours of a P.M. and 8 P.M. on the 37th day of June 1963, for the purpose ot: Voting on discontinuing the Grants Pass Bus Run. and there by eliminating the early afternoon bus run from Evana Valley School. Dated, thu 10th day oi June, 1963. A n est: Grace Heer School District Clerk Raloh W. Pittam Chairman, Board of Directors Dennis the Menace Old Man Still Remembers An 85-Year-Old Dog Tali Remarkable that he could remember the little, seeming ly unimportant details, and conversations that took place so very long ago, but couldn't remember what happened a month previously, or even a half hour before. Peculiar that he should so vividly remem ber a dog that lived its little life, played a small part, and passed on early 85 years ago. The old gentleman was 93 years old but he remembered the dog he had owned when he was a 7-year-old child: re membered the dog's name, its color, size, weight, and what part it played in his early boy hood. The old gentleman tapped his fingers lightly on the arm of the rocking chair. With half closed eyes, and a voice that seemed very tired, he drew from his memory the happenings, and the life of a mongrel dog that occupied a liny space on this earth nearly century ago. As if selecting his words with the utmost care he began is story. "I can see it all now. as plain as day. I would hold the dog on my lap while I listened to my father recount his experiences in the Civil War. 1 can't remember what battles he fought in, but after the war was over and he was home, he said a dog was a pretty important animal to ave on the place. Times were hard as rough and ruthless men roamed the countryside. plundering and murdering. A dog would protect Mom and me while he was away work ing in the forest. CA0! t&uSrOiiO &W6tiWtV.CQUGH MIOtCfMtr -Z.-7AO 7 70 OOI STAR GAXEB0 . AWL 21 I WAY 21 7; 61-64-73 Of MINI G55 MAT 22 'JJUNI22 -9 il di eol CANCa 6-11-11-34 y 41-3046 $ 4U.YM 24-34 -30-41 J.' 43 70-74 VSKO Aua 2- HPT JoJ tiv 3- 7-36-331 Hy 37-47-71 -By CLAY t- POLLAN Your Daily Activity Goide HT According lo Ida Slors. To develop messoge for Tuesday, read words corresponding to numbers ot your Zodiac birth sign. 31 V.rs i21in 33So 3 For 3S Tongue 34 You 37Go 3SSoo-e Z0 fioe-ical AO Dor 41 Infffmtt a2Then 43 And 1 You 2 T0m 3 Someone's a idsoi Jfcr for 70 9 Km low.rh 11 Oont l2W.md.ow IJShort 14 A leTrfJa l7Wo.Tr ltOhr 1Youn ?0 A'l.t'Hl 21 Yx 22 For 23S.1K 24 SeJeode1 25 Over 26i 27 F.ooi 29 Lm y n-a AiDntna Ao And A? hot Beneflf 49A-4 SOSreo 51 Vol 52Hus S3 For S4ARnmng f 5 Amwa MtkHrS- 57 Pocnorion 5QW,a M DoCtnOl AJtnc I UMA I I OCT. nl.l I 4- s-iMaC-J sooeno lit, 64 Mok.n9 12-77-77 52 S 7" ATTAI.U 64 OMl-ngt NOV 21 69 Bus 7 71 You 310-15-301 72 Mont 14 60 83 SO. 74urrho, -J0"? 75 And aKn X 76 Haodec-a .'AN 20 VA WMor-ioge . , 7? Mr. 67-77 -66-Wj: 5 AOIMAVS 8' is, q -. - 83 O. 87 men M O-viooaor m. x v Bvurs , fat-Vf arKL VUJI II 36-45-46- JOfS l5-7?.7 k5. House Damaged by Bomb From Plane Columbus, Ind. -0IPU- As Nancy Frese, 19, worked in the kitchen at the rear of her family's farm home Monday she heard a jet plane pass overhead. Suddenly she was shaken by "the loudest noise I've ever hear." A practice marker bomb about 18 inches long, accident ally released from the plane, whistled through the front porch roof at a 43-degree an gle, plummeted through a bed room floor and exploded js it plowed six feet into the earth under the house. Splinters flew and the house filled with acrid smoke. '1 started to run for the front of the house to see," Nancy said, "but the dense smoke frightened me." She fled to the barn where her father, James, was at work. No one was injured in the mishap. Officers from nearby Bakalar Air Force Base said the practice bombs carried an explosive charge equivalent to that in a 10-gaugc shotgun shell. "There were Indians too and when they came to the house we had to keep the dog inside, for he always became very excited and we didn't want to anger the Indians. The dog would always start bark ing long before the Indians came out of the woods; that way we always knew they were coming. 'I guess I was about seven years old when my dog fought the bear. Mother had handed me a pail and asked if I would go into the berry patch, which was about a half mile from the house, and get enough berries for .supper. I rcmenv ber she said to be careful, and that the dog was more impor tant to me at the berry patch than the pail I was to fill with the fruit. "There were bushels of ber ries, large. Juicy ones; I could scoop them off by handfuls. While I picked, my dog, Duke occupied his time pulling sticktites from his fur. I re member I was just a little afraid, the forest was dark around me. Had it not been for Duke, I would have really been afraid. "As I jumped over a log I froze with fear; there in front of me was fl bear. Probably the wind was wrong or Duke would have smelled the bear, or the bear would have smelled Duke. Anyway, I was scared and so was the bear. I didn't know if he was going to attack me but he was run ning toward me. I yelled, and fell over the log. Duke weigh ed about 30 pounds, and the bear weighed ten times as much, but that didn't make any difference, Duke waded into him. The battle didn't last Ion;;, the bear gave up first, and loped away. Duke was badly cut up. I carried him home. Dad went and got some pine pitch and rubbed it into the cuts. I held him on my lap and he licked my hand. He had probably saved my life. In two weeks he was as good as new. All that was, let me see, about 85 years ago, but I remember it as plain as if it was yesterday." The story ended. He was quiet for several minutes, his mind stumbling back to the present. He looked at me in tently, and said, I don l be lieve I remember your name." Notica of Srhool Ktectlon Upon QuesUon of Incrrasiiis Tax Levy ftvar Amount Limited bv SecUon Article XI. Stale constitution (Summary of Section 11. Article Al, on reverse siae.r Notice is hereby liven that election will be held in School District No. 62 of Jackson County. state of ureeon. from ?:uu r.ftl to 8:00 r.M. on June 47. it3. ai Schoolhouse in said school district. for the purpose of. submitting to tne legal voters oi saia aisinci the question of increasing the tax lew for the fiscal year 19tU-ine-i over the amount limited by sec tion li. article xi, ot tne constitu tion of Oroson. The reasons lor increasing sucn levy are: As this District has no tax base, the total amount necessary to bal ance the 19o3-184 budget is con sidered in excess of tne ? limita tion. The amount or tax. in excess ot the 6r limitation, proposed to be levied tor aaio. fiscal year is S82.77381. uatcd tnis linn nay oi june. 1963. Attest: Grace Heer District Clurk Ralph W. Plllain Chairman Board of Directors ACTION ADS FOR YOUTH The Market Place for Labor, Goods and Trades for Young Students Ages 7 Through 17 BOYPOWER AVAILABLE FRESHMAN jut moved from ranch in Texas. Prln work with livestock or on (arm. Have several years experience. Phone and lor references ph. GOOD LAWN and garden worker. two years window wasninr ex perience with -two construction companies. Good clean up man. Senior at Medford. Phone 77J- TEN CENTS lor one errand done by Don Kruger. My age ts ten. I am starting July 6th in Talent. Phone WANTED Haytng job or any type oi rarm work, two years of ex perience. Phone 878-2A98. FRESHMAN. 14-year-old S 8" boy wants ranch or farm wcrs. Call 772-1463 or write 2412 Dark Hollow rd. 14-YEAR-OLD wanting yard work ana any cxia ions, txpenencea and reliable. Phone 773-3259. WILL. Mow Lawn, do yard work and hoe gardens. Central Point area. BUI Walter, 807 Gibbon. 664-1344, WANTED: A hay bucking job. Ir rigation or orchard work. Ex perienced in these and other types of work, such as store em ployment. Phone 535-1024 any time. LOVE Yard Work, and am ambi tious to worn around yard; have had lots of work. Can paint or no ona jqm. oaa-aaH. WANTED: A job raking leaves, stacking wood, weeding gardens, mow in lawns or diesina ditches Philippe Gastonguay, Prospect aiar nouie, oox f rospect, Oregon. . GIRLPOWER AVAILABLE 6lRL, t?, needs steady baby sit ting jod tor tne summer. Refer- nave own transportation GIRLPOWER AVAILABLE PUPS for sale. Welsh Corgte Cock- er. They are real cute, uiey are fiv weeks old, they want a good home. 127 No. Front, Talent CAPABLE and Reliable Girl would like lull or part time baby sit ting or light housework. Have food recommendations. Call 664 944. 807 Gibbon Rd. WANTED Yard work in Central Point. Will rake, mow and trim yard. Call 664-1312, ask fur Pain or Mike. NEED a summer Job to get money for school. Would like to babysit or housekeep. Jutt come to 745 K Antelope rd.. While City. Ask for Norecn. Age 13'u; WANTED Day or evening, house cleaning, yard work, child care. 30c hour. High school vicinity. Ajte 13't, 779-1640. TEENAGER would like Ironing, ba bysitting. Good experience and references available. 1 live at 348 North Main In Ashland or Phone 4H2-0782 (or further Information. TRADE t MISCELLANEOUS WILL take care of pets for ISc a day. You will provide the food. Call Cathy Kruger. 535-26k8 or OM Pac Hwy. Age 11. t WANT to give away a six weeks old half Siamese kitten to good home. Carvel Gottfried, 11 18 Rcddv Ave. 773-3777. 1 LODGE NOTICES RELIABLE 16 year old girl wants baby sitting. Vicinity of Coker Butte Road, References. Phone 773-3734. Stated Convocation RAM. No. 4. Jackson ville, Ore. June 18. 8 p.m. Preceded by Potluck din ner at 6 SO p.m. Work in the Past Master Degree. Visiting Companions welcome. Roy R Picard. E H P. Medfotd Lodge No. 83 LOOT, meets Tuesday, June 18 at 8 om. Visit ors welcome. Refreshments. E. p. mciniw, n u. Stated Communication Point Lodge No. am, wea.. p.m. Grand reports. Masons a i i m a v-ui nk Central Point 'vyir Lodge repor V invited. HIGH School Girl, age 16, wants job for summer baby sitting or what have you. Am very respon sible and have don lot ot baby sitting. Phone Sharon at 482-1951 WANTED Pet care while on va cation, or child care, day work onlv, near Ruch or Applrgate area. My home ph. 899-1847. No S.iUirdny cal1 m Stated Communication Warren Lodge No. 10. JCa AT & M Jacksonville TmF Wed.. June 19. 8 p m. Viittors welcome. Re- frMhninnll Don Shores. WM " SELL PETS AND GOODS PAN American trombone, good condition, buv now for summer band, only 135. Phone 772-3757 Thank you. 120 PORTABLE transistor tape re corder, like new for $15. with cord and microphone included Runs on fiasnugnt SPECIAL CLUB EVENTS UMMACB it BAKED FOOD SALE Thurs.. June 20. Fcni Bidf., B to 4 p.m. by Pentecostal Church o( Gud. Anyone wishing to donate please call 713-4IIRI or 773-8788. MOTHERS oi Twins Club, rummage sale. Wed.. June in. w til a. rem Bldg. Rummage will he picked up. or leave at bldg. Tuea. eve.. III S p. ni. Call Mrs. Philip De troll. 773-3B43. Classified Rates Minimum Sire: Two Lines 1 day per word.. 2 dayi per word.. 3 days per word., ft days per word.. Is ..120 13o 19o S days per word .100 Jackson, Josephine and Siskiyou Counties Rate Other Areas Per Word o Per Day Please call 773-1984. at 13B Kenwood. batteries. Residence PERSONAL NEIGHBORHOOD YAMAHA 30 CC road model. Low mfleaee. real tood condition. Moasberg 33 semi-automatic rifle. $13. Lined beige pull drapes for sliding giasa aoor. new, bo 773.H739. LOST Bright carpet colors . . . restore tnem Wltn time L.usire. WANTED TO SELL: An Allstate Motorcycle: 3 horsepower: good condition: and (airly new. Call 779-11)37 or drop In at 1897 Kings Mignway. USEARLR old typewriter 7 00" Rectangular 4xfl swimming pool. Good condition $4.00, cost $13.00 new. Phone 773.3484. FOR SALE Tov "bowling set $1 .00 Toy accordion, good condition $1.30. New doll 13" high $3.00 Child's folding chalra $1.00 rnone 773-oma. By Line per Month $3.00 Box Number Service Charge 30o (Minimum Cash Ad 80c) Man Is Fined for Obsfrucfj'ng Officer Paul William Garren Jr 19. of 157S Grand ave, wa$ fined S15 in Medford munici nal court Monday on a charge of obstructing a police officer from performance of hi$ duty, Judge Justin Smith Jr. alto meted Virginia Marie Brown 18. Central Point, a iuspend ed $50 fine on a charge of failure to leave Information at the scene of an accident The fines were in conneo tion with a vehicle accident about 1:20 a.m. June 9 on Jackson st. Officers said Miss Brown fled the scene of the accident and Garren, a pas senger In the car refused to reveal her Identity durinf the Investigation. NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING In the Circuit Court ot the Stale, nr Oreaon for the County of Jack son In the Matter of the Estate of Robert Henry Aiworin. oe ceased MOT rr 1H HEHKHY CIVEN tnal iks unrieralened has filed his Final Account as Executor of the obove a.i.i uiiih ih Circuit Court of said County, and the Court has fixed the 13th day of July. 11163. ai Ihn hour of 9:30 a.m. of said rlnv and the Court Room of said Court In the County Courthouse In Medford, Oregon, as the time and place respectively for Ihe hearing of objections, if any there he, to tne ism final Aircoum, ana .vuu are hereby notif ed to file objee tions If any you have, to the said Final Account on or before the time fixed for hearing. Dated this 11 day of June, 10(13 Kanaid Axien, Executor Donald K- Dcnman Attorney for Executor NOTICE TO I'RKMTOnN Notice is hereby alven that I have been aooolnted by the Cir cuit Court of -the Stnte ot Ore gon for Jackaon County Adminis trator witn tne win Annexea oi the estate of Frances J. Hedg- fieth, deceased, and have quail led. All persons having claims against the estate of said dece dent are hereby notified to pre- sent them, witn proper voucners, duly verified to me at the office of Skyrman St Helsel, attorneys tor said Administrator, at Room 331 Medical Center Building. In Med ford, Oregon, wilhin six months from the date oi tnis nonce. Dated and first pubileneo June 11, 1903. Harry c. sxyrman Administrator with the Will Annexed Skvrman it Helsel Attorneys for Administrator Merchant Marine Academy Openings Noted by Duncan Congressman Robert B. Duncan (D-Ore.) announced that all of his military acad emy appointments, except for the Merchant Marine acade my, have been filled until 1966. However, Duncan encour aged possible candidates in the 4th District to continue submitting applications for all academics in the event nn appointee should withdraw. He plans to keep all files on hand because of the possibll ity of a withdrawal. All candidates for academy appointments are required to take a Civil Service dcsina tlon examination. The dead line has already passed for the examination scheduled for July in the 4th District. How ever, another examination is scheduled for November of this year. Congressman Dun can asked anyone interested in taking the November exam ination to contact him as toon as possible. Inquiries may be addressed to him at Room 125, Cannon House Office building, Wash ington 23, D C. Business Directory Each line per month.......... $3.33 Minimum per month $8.73 Dead. Line on Classified Ada 3:00 pjn. for following day, except 10 a.m. for Monday; for. Sunday noon Saturday. Dead Line on Diaplay Classi fied Ads 10:00 a.m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday; 3 p.m. the day before pubtlcaUon tor Tues. through Frl. FOR SALE Rabbits, one black and one white. $!.;; tap anncing shoes size sit. $3.00: blacguoaru, SI. 00; nylon dress, else 14. $3.00. rnone 7fj-3nsj FOR SALE American Flyer bike, good condition. 333-3UU3. TOIIOTSU. 300 miles. 1903 model lor sale, can a:i,i-4uu BIKES 3 almost new English lightweight racing bicycles for snie. Also, one iroimione trumnet musical Instruments reasonable prices, For further inlnrmatlon. phone 333-1034 FREE Three cute kittens. Please give them a good home. 171 Perrydale Ave. Wlf.t. linve Bonseherrtes to sell starting me nrsi oi ,iuiy. wan 773-4048 to orner. APPROVED CREDIT CHAHUEB BILLED BY THE LINK Minimum Charge .1 30 M. W. MILKING Machine. $30. Also good comic dooks, a lur ok. 773-3734. I Kvrir.i.i.KNT Violin and Clarinet for sale, sun eacn. mapie m-u frame, $10. ttaroara nainy. n,i fi(14H. P W. Hopkins. WM. J-PMSONAl A 13 'GINGER' OWNER Of BEAUTY SALON at 880 Stewart Ave. Special person- , allied service. All work guaran teed Welcomes ladles with thin fine or problem hair. . EVENING APPOINTMENTS . Cloaed Mondays 773-3139 DENTURES repaired and reliiiedT while you wait Day or eve. Pb. 773-6026 25 Loiter Lane. AN YON? having a drinking prob lem Is welcome at the Med lord Grouo of Acoholics Anonymous 830 ujn. Tues- & Sat. rear of 21 N Oakdale. 773-4848. Al Anon Croup every Tueiday JACKSONVILLE DENTAL LAB Dentures repaired while you wait 899-1071 890-1359 UERLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio. 214 riuhrer Bldg 772-flflll 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST graduation watch on east side road on the Appiegate. Sun day June 14. Will finder please call 77-33Sl after p m. Reward FOUND Lady Medford Beauty Salon at 33 N Oakdale 773-3J11 5-INSTRUCTIONS SUMMER MUSIC CLASSES PIANO ORGAN 6 wka. course. 2 classes weekly. Total cost, 112 SO Use of plane At organ uvailable. 771-8633 or 772-4237 ACCORDION lessons. All ages. Classical and Popular. 773-1320. PIANO Lessons. Summer Students' accepted. Phone 772-9524. ENROLL now for sewing classes.' Ages from 10 to 31. Contact Mrs. Nelll at Singer Sewing Machine Co 31 E. Main 772-7133 10 WANTED MALE HELP Rummage sale on Wednesday. June lHth from R a.m. lo a p.m. at 37 Auiun St. Few antiques. Rent electric ihamnooar Johnson Paint Center AFTER this date. $1. June IS. 1063. 1 will not be reiuonilble for any' debts that occur by anyone other than myself. Eitelle Old ham wuiotignDy. riUH wttning- lon St., Men lorn. ure. DRESSMAKING Specially made Hi fashioned by (ieorge Martin. Call 8.15140? for appointment. mn RALE Two crvnts No. 600 & No. 610 sec. a Mcdiora Mem orial Mausoleum. $800 vslua S.-SH.Y 4HJ-31H1 NOTICE n W. Wilms McLean are hack at tioioomn Mineral SnrltiDN. 8 miles north ot Cold 11(11. We welcome all our for mer bathers V extend the same to all new customers. We also rent modern cabins by the day or week. Picnic tables av sua Die 83!V-luii8 CASHIER TYPIST Good starting salary; seml-an nual Increases: paid vacations: liberal employees benefits & pleasant working conditions. You must be a proficient typist; pleasing personality: Industri ous; expect to work several years. Prior office experience; desirable but not essential. Nn appointment necessary, apply in person st CITY FINANCE CO. IflS E. Main SL Ashland Ore. LOCAL appliance store needs ex perienced electrical appuanca salesman. Excellent salary. Only aua II (ted salesmen need apply eplles s l r I e 1 1 y confidential. Write Tribune Box 6732J EXPERIENCED inside store paint salesman, for local store of na tionwide paint company, Stat age it marital status. Writ Tribune Box 8730. SERVICE SALESMAN to sell St repair vacuum cleaners. Hourly wage plus bonus. Apply Stark S im N. Riverside. WANTED short loRBcr. Haul virgin timber ao miles, possibly WANTED CAT SKINNER-" D-4. 13 00 per M. SB'J 3903 between 6-7 p.m. ' WANTED Demonstrators (house waresi tor in or in west Advertising Co. Full or psrt time. Comm. Baals. 773-011 1 ft for appointment. iUTfO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age, driving r e a o r a, Intnir-fil accident financial inonstbllttv llllni. etc.. is making It difficult for you to secure nrm-ir r Insurance, sea us. Con veniuni monthly Installment. Don stntnns imuror. iuun k. main, Medford, 773-60SB. Open Mon. Ai Tui!i. 'till 0 D m. JOE Lindsev formerly with Med lorn Trans, is now associaiea with Wimmers Industrial Repair. MMS. Riverside SPOT CASH for old coins. 772" 2H59. Eves. 772-87Ba. MAIL TRIBUNE CARRIER BOYS wanted tor Ashland and , Phoenix areas. Call 772-6141 mm DH1NK1NQ YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A A. Sun. 8 p.nru Thurs. R 30, 404 Walnut PV. 6(14-2006 770-1291 NOTICK OF BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the atith day of June. 10(13, at the hour of 0:00 O Clock A. M. at the front aoor oi tne jaexson oun tv Courthouse located at Main and Oakdale in Medford. Oregon. I shall ell at Public Auction, for cash to the highest bidder, all of the right, title, lien esute and interest of O. D. McGee and Doris May Mc Gee in the following described real property, to-wlt: Beginning at a puun num which the Southeast corner of Donation Land Claim No. 45 In Township 30 South. Range I East of the Willamette Meridian bears North 1,217.70 feet and East 639.90 feet; thence West 140.87 feet; thence South 14A.S0 feet; thence Ent 14H67 feet; thence North 148.30 feet to the point of beginning. Said prop erty being described on the Tax Records as Code 5-2 Account 153i'iE Tax Lot 131. SAID SALE Is made pursuant In sn Execution Issued out of the Cir cuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the touniy or jaexson, ana a Certificate of Levy on the above described real property filed In the above uourt on me asy m May. IBA3 wherein Central Supply of Southern Oregon, an Cregon corporation Is Plaintiff and O U. McGee and Doris May McGee are Defendant. Dated this Zfttn day ni may, rjoj. DcArmand Leigh. Sheriff, Jackson County, Oregon. NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the State nf Oreson for Jaexson couniy, Probate Department, In the Matter of the Esute of Rda F. Richardson, deceased. No. 1 1448, Notice Is hereby given thai Ihe undernamed has filed her final Account in the above entitled mat ter, and the above entitled Court has fixed the Hh day ol July. 1963. at 0 20 o'clock A M In Circuit Courtroom No. 1 In the Courthouse m Mrdford. Oreinn, as the lime and place for hearing eme Hons to said Final Account and for Ihe sattlcmeni tnerroi. Martha Jen Horigers Executrix SKYRMAN Ac HF.ISKL Attorneys for Esute ADVFRTtHF.MKNT FOR lllllft Sealed bids will be received I'V the Jackson County Court on or before 10:00 AM. June 24. lUM. for the furnishing of one fli Motor Grader for the Jackson County Road Department Instructions to birlders and specl ftrattnn for this poulpment fniy I seen at the offlre of the Count H Clerk or the office of tne county Enf ineer . JACKSON COUNTY COURT: EARL M MILLER County JurtRe E W TAYLOR Count v t'ommmtioner DONALD E FABfcR County Commissioner 13 WMtri Tt Rtfit OAlriT farm m llilnla It geara ssiKrlsnns 7t7T'Mi , WANTED: house, t rooms nr ' rnnre with mind, fur amsll shop. Prsf.rratilr e'lga at town. m.JSJ. WANTED TO I.KASW . 17a an, . jTt office" siisre lluslnsss Vin : trlct Xtnla. OfclO Klt Olitnlng 1:(itf pro IBKTI Not, 1, l4t . "-r Information , ami Mr form, call irlrv, wr 'rli, tiUNKlUI. KBIIVli'fJS ADMIN IHTIU'ni'N, 1'uMia llulWinm Harriet, Mi U. I'. 0. at lt Clnelni.aU I. 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Marlon rrsi-l, WOMAN wantr lijftit housswerk for enuide, W:UII 51-ArticUi for Stb URNiTUB VAlUfS GOOD UICO TflaOg-mt I ic. HWf ftn. swtss rm sH Wr"str ft ytt Wnsrs-fem I Otsett luitt - tsn ! muvlts 'iarTitij, lnis dus 111 er Pr ss T'isl rn naleO. i Furnsx.e Stove ti V, Miliar snn o esubllskerl till Dial CM -ITI1 HUe't" El.i:CTntC , Inrlastrlal aae H.sl.l.nilal Wlrlnr mcnarei i.t. tnai j.i-.m hntm pnmhmpt heatino Clnm. Art, X,tls. 0 IH Kttl .