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Newspaper Page Text8 1) jpTARGAZER 'BfCLAYILPOLLAN- Your Doi'f Activity Gui'd According to Iht 5 for. APR. SO) V-12-2434 To develop message for Sunday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodiac birth sign. 1 Today '31P)5y 6Tln 2Ut 32 Integrity 62 Or 3 Good 33 Cheerful 63 The 4 A 34 Your 64 And 5Loviih 35 Never 5Keynot 6 Little 36 Won't 66 Surpnu 7 Someone 37 Who 67 Form 8 News 38 Apparent ASTodoy 9Moy 39 New 9 Rtcognitian TO Social 0 Lucky 70 Isuim 11 Aiwciott 41 On 710uttidt 12 Anxiously A?. 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According to the trustees, he said, "the overall financial status of the old-age, survivors and disability insurance pro gram is sound." Income from the schedule of tax contribution rates now in the law, the booklet points out, "is estimated to produce adequate income to pay the benefits now provided in the law to all pres ent and future beneficiaries, ana to pay the administrative ex Retired General Recalls Objection MONMOUTH (UPI) - Gen. Herbert B; Powell, who retired in January after 39 years of military service, recalls that he went Into the Army against the wishes of his father. Gen. Powell told of his fath er's objections to his early Army service at a luncheon meeting honoring him here. He said his father had been led to believe that most Army officers drank and sometimes gambled. Powell, now U. S. Ambassador to New Zealand, joined the Na tional Guard and continued his military association with the ROTC when he attended the Uni versity of Oregon. This led to his appointment to a regular Army commission after his graduation. He retired with four stars. Pioneer Road Work Nearing Completion Most of Pioneer rd. has been widened and surfaced except for a section for which the county needs a right-of-way through private property, County Engi neer Robert J- Carstensen said Friday. The area has been posted an nouncing that the county intends to acquire the right - of - way, Carstensen said. When completed, the widening and asphalt surfacing will cov er the entire length of road from Carpenter Hill rd. to Dark Hollow rd the county engineer said. The remaining half mile probably will not be done this season, he said. If M (f kfd If i ,f hrZM Courtety of The MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE LMU 4- 6-19-361 48-68-80-90 J SCORPIO OCT. 24 (JH, NOV. 22 10-22-33-524". 64-75-888S;i IA0ITTARIUS NOV. 21 , DEC 22 I 11-13-25-37' '6-58-69JL CAHICORN DEC 23 jf JAN, 20 CiX 1-16-2940, SO-62-76 90Youfwlf 20-21-31-43 UI-61-79-84 Published of Funds penses of the program, without any subsidy from the general funds of the Treasury." C. Douglas Dillon, secretary of the Treasury, is the managing trustee of the social security trust funds. The other two trustees are W. Willard Wirtz Secretary of Labor, and An thony J. Cclebrezze, Secretary of Health, Education and Wei' fare. The new publication, Jacobson said, is a summary of the de tailed annual report submitted by the t r u s t e e s to Congress earlier this year. By law, the trustees are required to report to Congress each year on the operations and status of the two social security trust funds dur ing the previous fiscal year and the anticipated operations and status on into the long range future. The summary of the report contained in the new booklet, say the trustees in a foreword, "is for the information on the many millions of people whose economic security depends, at least in part, on the continuing financial soundness of the pro gram." Combined Assets The new publication of the trustees notes that the combined assets of the trust funds will in crease by an estimated $3.1 bil lion over the five calendar years 1963-1967. While there will be an over-all increase in the assets of the trust funds, the assets of the smaller of the two funds the Disability Insurance Trust Fund is expected to decline. The trustees have recommend ed that the law be changed so that a small portion of the in crease in social security contri bution rates scheduled for 1966 will be allocated to the Dis ability Insurance Trust Fund. 'It this is done," according to the trustees, "it is estimated that both parts of the program, as well as the program as a whole, will have enough income from contributions and from in terest earned on trust fund in vestments to meet future benefit payments and administrative expenses. "Such an allocation would not affect the over-nil soundness of the program," the trustees said, "but would make for a more reasonable distribution of in come between the two parts of the program. No increase in the contribution rates is necessary; merely a reallocation of the rates between the two funds. Copies of "The Status of the Social Security Trust Funds' are available upon request from the social security district office at 1017 North Riverside ave Medford. AOUAIIUS .'AN. 21 & FEB, l 14-26-38 49 59-60-70 VS. nscis FEB. 20 VJy MAR. 212? 1 Mexican Studying Lumber Industry to Return to Blouse Beautiful Elegant with suits, dinner skirts! Sew this smart blouse now for day or evening. Blouse Beautiful with flow ers to embroider in one or many colors. Pattern 7499: transfer, pattern pieces sizes 12 to 20. State size. T H I R T Y-FIVE CENTS (coins) for this pattern add 15 cents for each pattern for first- class mailing and special han dling. Send to Alice Brooks, Medford Mail Tribune Needle- craft Dept., P. 0. Box 163, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, AD DRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 206 HANDICRAFT HITS in our big, big, new 1964 Needle craft Catalog, out now! See o y s, fashions, crewelwork. heirlooms, gifts, bazaar hits everything , to crochet, knit, sew, weave, embroider, quilt, smock. Send 25c right now. Portland Attorney Meted Prison Term PORTLAND (UPI; - Port land Attorney Alton John Bas- sett, SB, was sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary Thursday on Income tax eva sion charges. U. S. District Judge William Becks of Seattle pronounced the sentence after a stern 20-min-ute lecture in which he said the public image of lawyers al ready was bad enough without it being compounded by those who did not pay their taxes. Bassett was convicted by a ury of seven counts of income tax evasion. He was accused of paying $1,684 in taxes from 1955 to 1959, instead of $6,995 the government said he owed. 4-H NEWS Itngue Sadillc-llirs The regular meeting of the Rogue Saddle-liles 4-H club was held recently at the home of Dale Dracger. The meeting was hrought to order by Kathi Kula. We check ed and worked on our 4-H rec ords and elected new officers. Officers are president, Diane 1 Pickens; vice president, Dale Dracger; secretary, Sue Vro iman; and reported, Christie 1 Mole. I Christie Mole, I Reporter. Let Ut Show You Th Terriric New Warm JJorning WOOD HEATER Model 700 AMttlCA'S MOST MOOCH WOOD CIICUUTOII AUTOMATIC THtHMOSTATI IHtMICK I CAST HON un(o niEioxi II'ITIM! POBCHAIN MNISNI iuins :" iinoths or woooi "WAM llOO (O'TIONAll UOWfl Medford Fuel Co. SIH Gratn Slimpi 772.11 1 1 Court 1 McAnd.fxi 7499jy5 I Region Armando Rivera Portales, 26, of Mexico City, is leaving Med ford today for home after study ing the local lumber industry for four months. He will return here in Novem ber after obtaining a resident visa from Mexico. Then he will return to the home of Kecgan Townscnd, 2912 East McAndrews rd,, Medford. Townscnd will continue to help him with his translations. Portales has registered at the Medford High school to study beginning English, advance Spanish and mathematics. He hopes to obtain a job in the lumber industry and attend adult night classes when he re turns. Will Make Report When Portales completes his lumber industry studies he will make a report to Gilberto C. Rosas, president of Ponderosa De Durango, one of the largest Mexican lumber firms. There he hopes to continue in lumber in dustry administration. The Mexican has seven broth ers and one sister, all in some profession. His mother lives in Mexico City. He attended the University of Autonoma at San Luis Potosi in Mexico for four years and was a foreman at In dustrias Forestales Campo Mo rado and Ascrraderos del Pa cifico, two lumber manufactur ing firms in northern Mexico. While a foreman, Portales dis covered his native lumber indus try lacked precision machinery to turn out a properly finished product. Watches Lumber Phases The young Mexican watched the different phases of lumber manufacturing at Kogap and Elk Lumber companies in Med ford. He worked on the green chain for awhile to become bet ter acquainted with the actual nrocess. At night in the Town- send home, Portales would study diagrams of the various ma chinery, with his host helping him with translations. Before he left, the young Mexi can expressed appreciation to the officials of the lumber com panies who assisted him in his studies. It was a telephone call from Medford police which brought the two men together. Portales had sought lodging at the Grand hotel in Mcdtord but nobody could understand him. Someone called the police to seek an interpreter and the police in turn called Townscnd. After be coming acquainted, the Medford man invited the young Mexican to stay with him. PET TALK Sy M. . L. WORLD DAY FOR ANIMALS Long before there were hu mane societies and before there were any laws for the protection of animals, there was one man who felt so strongly about ani mals that he devoted his entire lite to being their friend and protector. For his many kind - hearted actions, the man is still remem bered today; in fact, one day in each year is devoted to his memory. The man was named St. Francis of Assisi. He was bom in the year 1182, in Assisi, Italy, the son of a rich father. He soon gave up a life of world ly wealth and luxury to live a simple life, traveling around helping the very poor people, animals and birds. He was a preacher, teach er and writer and he founded a religious society called the Franciscan Brothers. He died on October 4. 122fi, and today he is regarded as the Patron Saint of all animals and birds. That's why Oct. 4 is celebrated each year as World Animal Day a time for everybody to re member (he animals, in his hon or, St. Francis felt that the whole of God's creation was perfect I and showed forth in their lives the glory of God, their Creator, i Ry his strong example and his j life's work, St. Francis influ- enced ninny people to change i their view of the animal king dom and to look at it with love, respect and compassion. There fore, the world remembers him today as one of the first and greatest friends that animals ever had. lie wished that every Christian throughout the world should rejoice on Christmas Day and generously provide not only for the poor, but for ani mals and birds because God made them all, and loves them. Pets are important not only (or the hours of pleasure which they provide, but also for the lessons in right living which they teach: unselfishness and patience, outstanding qualities which help to build sound char actor. We should take the view, along with St. Francis of Assisi, that animals are "our little brothers and sistrrs" and that J .utuMmu iMAit imbut, Ml ihmwm mi l -PiwY I if BUILDING OWN HOME Mrs. Amanda Bena- week ends, she is at work every day "to get vides of Austin, Texas, is an apprentice car- the job done sooner." Of her work, Mrs. Bcna penter whose first project is her own home. Al- vides says "I hit my thumb too much some though her husband, a carpenter for an Austin times I want to cry." Her dog looks as if he contractor, works on the house evenings and is expecting her to hit her thumb again. (UPI) ! THE WEEK IN CALIFORNIA Senate Investigators No Organized Crime By United Press International California Attorney General Stanley Mosk told Senate inves tigators probing the shadowy crime syndicate Cosa Nostra that no organized crime existed in California. Mosk said more than 100 sus pected members of the syndi cate lived in the state, but that the "free enterprise" nature of the illegal narcotics market tended to squelch any monopo listic tendencies of gangs. This, Mosk said, was due to the fact that organized crime often was financed heavily by narcotics traffic but that Cali fornia was so close to Mexico a major source mat any rack eteer could procure narcotics on his own. Mosk conferred with investi gators and Attorney General Robert Kennedy as the testi- Day-Dinner Star 9245 10-20 fir Day-dinner sheath seamed to make you look sleek and long waisted. See diagram see how quickly you can sew it in silky crepe, iersev, wood. 1 Printed Pattern 9:M5: Misses' I Sizes 10, 12, 14, Ifi, 1R. 20. Size lfi requires 3' yards 39-inch fabric. ; T H I U T Y-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern add 15 , cents for each pattern for first - I class mailing and special han - dling. Send to Marian Martin, In, II Mcdtord Mail Tribune Pattern ; major projccts on the Eel, Trin Dept., 232 West 13th St.. Now j j( Mad Van Duzen and Klam- York 11. N Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER CLIP COUPON FOR Site '"A m b'f, "cwi0f water annually which Brown F .' TLi r", ta,cl0S;!sait as only 40 per cent of just out! 354 desiSii ideas. Send nmv wa's(i m(0 ,he spa Site (or Catalog. , , A calcd we must help them as much as possible and allot to them their riphts in the eyes o( God who shall jiidc all lifp. ; state public utilities commission ! issued a temporary restraining The best portions of a man's ; order preventing the telephone life are his little nameless un- j company from further conver remembered acts of kindness, sion of its telephone numbers In William Wadsworth. all-numeral prefixes. The rasp is ) Mtui-onD, onbuuN mony of Joseph Valachi began in a Senate hearing room. Elsewhere, there were these developments: Call girls: Gov. Edmund G. Brown took the occasion of the "call girl" investigation to take another swipe at lobbyists, who he said had "gotten somewhat out of hand" due to "excessive entertaining and excessive ex penditure of money" during leg islative sessions. Brown has long blamed lob byists for the defeat of some of his major programs. On the "call girl" investigation itself Brown said it did not "produce any evidence." Brown said "We have a good legislature." He added, the "call girl situation was minor" compared to some of the bills introduced in the last session. Brown: Gov. Brown had words on taxes, transit problems and the bombing of a Birmingham, Ala., church by race terrorists that killed four Negro girls. Brown predicted in San Fran cisco that state services could be maintained at their current level without new taxes "for at least another year." He said he expected a $101.7 million sur plus at the end of the current fiscal period and nearly $20 million at the close of 1964-65. In Los Angeles, Brown de scribed the mass transit prob lem as a "time bomb ticking away." He said he would offer his solutions to the legislature in January. He called transit problems and race relations "two challenges ... of special and urgent importance." Earli er, Brown called on the gover nors of the 11 western states to help raise funds to rebuild the ; bombed Birmingham church. Brown is co-chairman of a na tional campaign to rebuild the church. He said Americans were "outraged and sorrowed at the senseless brutality" of the bomb ing. Hifkey: San Francisco 49er coach Red Hickcy, a fixture with the NFL club for a decade, resigned after the team, re portedly unhappy with Hickcy. lost its tenth straight game stretching back to last season. "I'm hoping they can salvage something out of the season . . . and don't think I'm down on football," was Mickey's parting j statement. Hickey, whose "shot-1 gun" formation made him fa mous for four games in 1960 and then collapsed, was re placed by 4!ler assistant Jack Christiansen. Water: A new water plan de-! signed to produce twice as much j water as the state now uses and ; sufficient for the needs of the j year 2020 was proposed by Gov. I Edmund G. Brown. It went far beyond the present State Water plan and ignored the Pacific ; South-West Water Plan proposed 1 rPCentlv bv Interior Secretary , Stewart Udall. It would include ath rivers and water not needed in northern counties would be shipped south. It would pro- 1, ' f ,., ' ini aor f, "The Anti - DiRit Dialing League", battling one of the latest trends of automation, won a preliminary victor- over the Pacific Telephone company. The Told in State in protest over plans for all-digit dialing in San Francisco. The league says the system is "de humanizing." Space power: The Atomic En ergy Commission in Los Angeles announced an historic space feat the first fully operation al use of nuclear power in space. the AEC said it launched the first satellite fully powered in space by a nuclear generator from Vandcnbcrg Air Force Base. The launching was de scribed a "complete success." Grass roots: Medical special ist Dr. Bernard W. Cassclman, Los Angeles, said a recent study of 1,000 narcotics addicts showed 991 of them leaned politically toward the Democratic Party, the other eight toward the Re publican party. Of the total, he said, two said they were con nected with organized crime and identified themselves as Repub licans. "This is just the way the statistics worked out," Cassel man said. C Card of Thanks Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral offer ings, and other kindnesses, we are deeply gratctul. The familyof Jerry Hobos TO MY MANY FRIENDS. COM rades and Sisters who sent prayers. Mowers, cards, especi ally the lovely spray from Steel head Post No. 6881 and Auxili ary, also telegrams from Circle 4. Lariy Bugs. Medford, and to Bethel 36. Jobs Daughters. Shady Cove, in honor of my dear hus band. Scottie. all is deeply appreciated. Mignon K Pnrrirk .-LODGE NOTICES Medford Bodies, Scottish Pate, Monday. Oct. 7. lflt.3. Fifth degree. Ad dress by Bro, Carl H. W. Ocstreich. Refreshments, Visiiing brethren wel come. Fred A Purriin. Secretary Med lord Lodne No. 8,1. I. OOF. meets Tuesday. Oct. R at ft p.m. Visitors welcome, refreshments E B MrNrw. N C. 3 PERSONAL UNWANTED HAIR Vanish away with SACA-PELO SACA-PELO is different. It dors not dissolve or remove hair from the surface, but pene trate and retards growth of VN WANTED HAIR. Lor-Becr Lab, Ltd, Ste, 5, 679 Granville St, Vancouver 2, R. C, HI -SIGN Texaco Service invites von to its Grand Opening, Crater Lake Hwy, at 4 corners, featur ing loads of free prurs. Nothing 1o buy just drive in and register, AN YON? having a drinkingprotv Irm in welcome at the Mrrilord Croup o Alcoholics Anonymous fi 30 p m Tues St Sat rrar of :i" N Oakdale 773-4S48 Al Anon Group every Tuesday 3-PERSONAl 'CREDIT EQUITY, INC. U s debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpose ot planned debt reduction. 201 Medical Center Bldg. 33 KjCESTLjmjloa HANNAH'S husband Hector hates hard work so he cleans the rugs with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer $1. Johnson Paint Store cpatf available at Lyn Haven Hnme lor ambulatory man. 663-1721. RAWLEIGH PRODUCTS, Prrtcrsen 772-44.HI MtSS"PATS KINDERGARTEN tor 4 and fi year olds transpor tation Register now lor the Fall terms. l'none njvwn -.-. M. Can-nc hOIICht & sold. .1 1 r r EHbUiN anvjr n m Kjr. 772-285!) MKRLE NORMAN Cosmetic Studio 214 Fluhrer Blda 772-9611 'GINGER' OWNER OF BEAUTY SALON at fi!)l Stewart ave. Special person alized service. All work guaran teed Welcomes ladies with inin. fine or problem hair. EVENING APPOINTMENTS Closed Mondays 773-3139 AUTO INSURANCE PROBLEMS? If age driving record, un insured accident financial re sponsibility filing, etc.. is making it difficult for you to secure proper insurance, see us. Con venient monthly installment. Don Stathos Insriror, 1005 E. Main. Medford. 773-6658 Open Mon & rues 'till 9 D.m. ELDERLY Would you like good food & loving care in a clean, modern private home? Call 779- 1934, jyenings. LARGE selection imported yarns at the Yarn Barn. 1824 W. Main Plenty of Parking Space. KNIT SKIRTS SHORTENED Knit alterations Garments as sembled. Miss Pat Phone 773-3382 LEARN TO KNIT Classes starting immediately For beginners-advanced knitters. Miss Pal Ph. 773-3382 DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? Contact A. A. Sun. 8 p.m. Thurs. B:30, 404 Walnut Ph. 664-2006 779-12.11 r'HTt.n CARE HAPPY TIME DAY NURSERY State License 772-8745 MISS PAT'S NURSERY SCHOOL All day care includes Kinder- garlen transportation 773-3382. 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Blue Tick Hound and Black and Tan hound, vicinity of Fish Lake. 772-9929. 323 Kennet st. FOUND at Lady Medford BcautJ Salon. . . Donita! Fine limp hair a specialty. 773-3211. FOUND Special Permanent, $1 & up. Lady Medford Beauty Sa Ion. 773-3211. 32 N. Oakdale. 5-INSTRUCTIONS Central Point & Eagle Point class es in ballet, tap. acrobatic, jazz, school age ballroom & adult ball room. Call Colleen Hope. 773 6204 or Mrs. Wm. Short 407-3821 YOUR Future WHAT ABOUT IT? Prepare yourself for the yrars ahead. Train for motel manage ment High School education not necessary. Short course al home followed by two weeks of prac tical training in modern motels located throughout the United States. For interview, write the school, giving name, address, St telephone number: AMERICAN MOTELS finn E. Carson. P O. Box 1fi(l. Dept. B B . Las Vegas. Nevada U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men-Women. Start high as $102 a week. Preparatory training until appointment. Thousands of jobs open. Exnericnce usually unnecassary. FREE information on jobs, salaries, requirements, write TODAY giving name ad dress, phone and time home. WRITE TO LINCOLN SERVICE r'r Tribune Box 4776 PIANO LESSONS Steady pupils preferred. 535-U771 HAVE room in our Kindergarten for 5 more 5 yr olds. Transpor tation if needed. For inform, call 772-6281. First Christian Church. lHOO CraterLake Ave. NEW TEEN - AGE BALLROOM DANCE CLASSES. fox trot, waltz swine. Latin dances Rr latest teen-age dance fads. New group starling Tuesday evening 773-G204. Colleen Hope Dance Studio PIANO Lessons for beginners and 3.lv a nerd. 77:i-3fVHS nr 773-2.1 in 10-WANTED MALE HELP GENERAL MANAGER for Inland Empire MILL NOW IN PRODUCTION Cutting Rn-70,000 bd. ft. per day, exclusively spruce. Must be able In take complete charge of log ging, lumber production, and sales Write giving refs. and details to Tribune Box 8040 WANTED a men Tor Inside outside. Sales or service. Comm. Call 773-3333. K t rby Co. COMM. Salesman Excellent oppor tunity. No canvassing Stark's. 622 No. Riverside The ONLY Time-Tested GLASS FIREPLACE SCREEN Enjoyed by Thousands "jk-L- ' mm PHONE 772-7166 SMITH LUMBER CO. Corner 8th and Fir Streett 1 0 WANTED MALE HELP ANYONE CAN SELL Famous Hoover Uniforms For beauticians. waitresses, nurses, doctors, others. Miracle fabrics. Nylon. Dacron. Wash M Wear cottons. Exclusive styles, top quality. Big income. (Comm.) Real Future. Equipment FREL, HOOVER UNIFORMS Dept, H-4893' Textile Bids, Cincinnati 2, Ohio UNEXPECTED CHANGE make! available good Rawleigh Fond and Household Products busine-s in Jackson Co. Users of Raw leigh Products here need Dealer. Some making $3 30 and up per hour; Earnings based on Sales. Write Rawleigh. 306 Adeline, Oakland. Calif. !)4607. For experienced or non-exper ienced men at least 21 yrs. or older to work in this part of Oregon, 5 days a week with all weekends otf. Salary in excess of $420 per mo. (Paid weekly I with added weekly bonus and commissions. Write to District Director P.O. Box 5041 Aloha, Oregon Give full name, address. Per sonal interview will be arranged in your vicinity of the state. Am. Republic Insurance Co. "AAA COMPANY International organization will hire 0 men from Medford area. Managerial and training posi tions wil be open shortly dita to recent inlcr-company pro. motions. Car necessary. Pre virwing Teachinc. Machine .Si complete educational material. SALARY OPEN HIM) Mo. Expense Bonus. Oof company is riddled with 21 to to thousand dollar a year jobs . . . BEGINNING COMPENSATION will he Commissions . . . Fringe benefits include: Profit Sharing Hospitalization Retirement. For personal interview call Mr. Conway 0CT.5&6 Between 10 and 12 only 772-6151 WANTED appliance salesman, guarantee & commission, must be experienced & a producer. 779-2746. WANTED stub edgerman, experi ence on stub edger" necessary. Cut mostly Fir & Pine. Pine Mt. Lbr. Co. Yreka. Phone Victor 2-4176. ASSISTANT PLANT ENGINEER Assistant Plant Engineer for expanding integrated wnnd products operation in No. Calit. Experience Necessary Board work, machine installa tion, construction & supervision of maintenance dept. Send Complete Resume including experience ref.. agp, education, family status & sal ary required to INTERSTATE CONTAINER CORP. P. O. Box 700 Red Blujf. Calir WANTED married man with car for Fuller Brush Co. Route. $103 per wk. guarantee to start. Also part time Comm. position open, 772-B934. MATURE MAN Experienced in L P. Gas or Natural Gas Service Work. Health & Life Ins. benefits, paid vacation. Salary open. To start as soon as possible. Call Joe Cooper 773-5314 or apply DOMESTIC GAS CO, 2990 N, PACIFIC HWY, WANTED JUNIOR MERCHANTS FOR MEDFORD WESTSIDE GOLD HILL JACKSONVILLE AGE 12 TO 15 The Mail Tribune needs Jr. Merchants to deliver papers in Jacksonville, Medford & Gnld Hill. Apply in person Bt Olflc or phone 772-6141. HAVE opening for 2 Salaried men. - SI05 wk. Plus. YOU MUST QUALIFY. Also 1 romm. Eouto open. Apply 8 to 9 30 am, Wat kins Products. H14 Stage Rd.. South Mcdfnrd. 1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP "I MADE S142 Comm. In Spare Time," says Calilnrnia hnnie maker. You can. too. showing beautiful Christmas Cards; go:--gious personalized, religious greeting, others. Write for Sam ple Outfit on approval, includ iing FREE gift! Western Art Studios, lfil No. Hill, Dept. 1048, Pasadena. Cant. J. C. PENNEY Co. needs live 25 to 30 hr. week sales ladies Call 773-4.t7J for jntcrvicw time CLERK Steno receptionist, full tune. Mon. thru Fri. a a m to .i pm. Write Tribune Box 80(i7 stating education & experience. WANT $23 per week commission and a new wardrobe? Show our lovely dresses. Fashion Frocks. Dent M-7037. Cincinnati, Ohio 4.1202. in the Rogue River Valley SABIATES MAXIMUM HEAT ELIMINATES ROOM HEAT IOSS, SAVES FUEL PROTECTS AGAINST HYING SPARKS. ASHES, DIRT AND DRAFTS TWIN DOORS OPEN WIDE FOR EASY LOAD.NG OF FUEL CONTROL DRAFT WITH TWO StlO ING DOORS FOR FAST OR SLOW SOLID (RASS CONSTRUCTION iEAUTY UNHEARD OF. THOUSANDS USE WINTER AND SUMMER BURN WOOD. COAL OR r.A