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Newspaper Page Text2 D SUNDAY, THE WEEK IN CALIFORNIA Mme. Nhu Coup Is Staged in Viet- Nam By United Press International Mme. Ngo Nhu was in a $96 1 a day Beverly Hills hotel suite when military forces of the South Viet Nam government staged a bloody coup to throw out president Ngo Dinh Diem. Whether the fiery "Dragon Lady, with her husband con sidered the real power in the government, was still visiting the United States by accident or design when the coup broke out was a matter ol speculation She had been scheduled to re turn to her country last week, but extended her whirlwind trip of the U. S. in order to "rest" in Southern California. Mme. Nhu said she "definite' ly" felt the coup by marines, paratroopers, the air force and key units of the army was .in cited and backed by Americans, The U.S. catagorically denied it. "Oh. definitely," s n e an swered when asked whether she felt the M.S. was behind the coup. "No coup can develop without American incitement and American backing. She said she had no plans of staving in the U.S "I cannot stay in a country that stabbed me in the back," she told reporters when she left for noon mass at the Church of the Good Shepard on All Saints Day. "I believe all the devils of Hell are against us," she said, "But we will triumph." She said her husband, power ful Ngo Dinh Nhu, who had been reported assassinated, had ex pected the coup. Elsewhere: There were these developments: Rafferty Bradcn: Thomas Braden and Dr. Max Rafferty were at odds over U.S. Supreme Court decisions on God in the public schools. Rafferty predict ed future court decisions would forbid "the very mention of God" in public schools. Braden commented, "Personally, I'm sick and tired of the constant misinterpretations of, Supreme New Section of 101 Freeway Completed Through Redwoods SACRAMENTO - Motorists driving the Redwood Highway, U. S. 101, can now travel 17 Vi miles of uninterrupted fourlane scenic freeway along the South Fork of the Eel River, with the opening recently of a new section between Myers v m ana Maple Hills Road bridge. .' Contiguous sections to the north and south also have the construction under way, which will eventually add another 14 miles of freeway to this part of the route. The new section added this month is approximately 5Vi miles long, costing more than $7,000,000, or more than $1, 000,000 a mile. It crosses the river on a new curving four lane bridge at Myers Flat, and avoids the big redwoods by new alignment on Hie west bank. Four Lane Highway The roadway is 60 feet wide four lanes, divided by a lour foot painted median. The routing (or this section of freeway was adopted in MSB after years of studies conduct ed in cooperation with the Male Park Commission and ils staff. The route as approved joint ly by the Highway and Park Commissions. The new highway was located across the river from the old route, according to Stale High way Engineer J. C. Womack, in order to avoid the Nelson Grove of the Humboldt Red woods State Park. "The many disadvantages 1 cr.- i w -f s. its - l,V -V M v . J N Afo VaJ NEW VIADUCT The Eagle Point viaduct on the South Fork of the Eel river south of Eureka, Calif., carries U.S. 101 (Redwood Highway) on a new nlignmenl In avoid red wood grove on the flat. Viaduct was engl- r NOVEMBER 3. 1963 in Beverly Court decisions I rinn't aerec that any court has ever declared the schools cannot Instruct boys and girls in their religious heritage." Prison Strike: Sixty-eight con victs at Folsom prison were sen tenced to 29 days in solitary for refusing to return to work with about 1,000 other prisoners who had staged a two-week strike that prompted a brief sympathy strike at San Quentin prison. The convicts were protesting the wage ralo for their work in the prison, and lengthening of terms behind bars for crimes of violence. Water Plan: The Attorney General and the Metropolitan Water District (MWD) in Los Angeles added their protests to growing opposition in California to the $4 billion Pacific South west Water Plan proposed by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. Atty. Gen. Stanley Mosk, the first high state official to speak against the plan, said it would turn Northern California into a "water hole" for the entire Pa cific Southwest. Udall's plan would ship large amounts of wa ter from the North to Southern California and other dry areas. The MWD, meantime, charged the plan would give me icaerai government "a substantial part" of the state's water resources. The MWD also objected to a proposal to cut off shipments from the Colorado River in lieu of shipments from Northern Cal ifornia. Fair Housing: Gov. Edmund G. Brown and the President of the California Real Estate Asso ciation collided head en over the association's attempt to nullify the Rumford Fair Housing Law, which bars discrimination in about 60 to 70 per cent of all hmisinff in the state. Brown asked the real estate Industry to halt its efforts to block tne law by seeking a ballot proposition. L. H. Wilson, CREA president, flatly refused. Wilson said, "A and difficulties of this location was acccupted in order to pre serve Nelson Grove," Womack said. "Wo want to maintain the intrinsic econimic and other val ues rcprcsctncd by these mag nificent old trees." Cosily Major Striicliire. , Ho poinled out that the loca tion on tho west bank of the river involved tho necessity for a costly mnjor structure, the Eagle Point Viaduct, about a half mile south of Myers Flat. This bridge carries the highway around a nrcciptous slope and eliminated the necessity for a tremendous cut in the slope which would have undermined many trees. "Essentially," Womack add ed, "our job is to save lives and provide good traffic facili ties, and thro are ninny defi ciencies still remaining on the Redwood Highway which must be cr -reeled. This is a difficult routo, through exceptionally nigged terrain, and improve ments are expensive." Figures compiled by the Divi sion of Highways Traffic Sec tion show that the new section of freeway will eliminate four out of five accidents that would have occurred on the old route. Approximately 20 per cent of the vehicles on this section ol U. S. 101 are trucks. The newly opened freeway adds another sizable bypassed section of the old route to the nearby Avenue of the Giants. The old sections of U. S. 101 arc being retained for leisurely travel by sightseers. Hills As He saidmandate from the people is im- portant and they should be given an opportunity to express tnem selves." Nutrition: A test-tube diet con sisting chiefly of amino acid, a protein builder in the human body, was tested on 18 convicts at thu Vacavillc Medical Facil ity for 48 days. Officials report ed that the fat prisoners slimmed down, skinny prisoners fattened and not a single gripe was reported despite the fact that the prisoners had nothing else to eat. Nutrition experts m the $40,000 project, said the tests were conducted for the U.b Man in Space Program, but that the diet's chief virtues were "not in space but in medicine Mcnjou: Adolph Menjou, who created an image of the cosmo politan European gentleman that put him in the front ranks of the motion picture inausiry ior 40 years, died in Hollywood at the age of 73. The dapper Menjou, born in Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 18, 1890, succumbed to chronic hepatitis. His greatest critical triumph came from his role as managing editor in the movie "The Front Page." Pill: A petty theft charge against Mrs. Diane T. Mallory, 2.1, Palo Alto school teacher, dismissed following a medical report. The report said Mrs. Mallory suffered from "a lapse of consciously controlled behav iour triggered by birth control pills." Eugene Attorney To Speak in City Dale Pedcrson, Eugene attor ney, will talk of his experiences at the recent world-wide Angli can Congress when he meets with the St. Mark's Episcopal men at 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 4, in the church Guild hall. Pederson is the key layman for the Episcopal Diocese of Oregon and for the eighth prov ince of the church. The Anglican Congress in To ronto, Ontario, was considered the most far reaching confer ence held by the church in re cent years and was attended by Anglican delegates from throughout the world. The Episcopal Church of the United States is in communion with tho Anglican church in the samo manner as the Church of England. All men who would like to at tend the dinner should telephone the church office not later than Monday morning. The meeting is open to all men of the St. Mark's Episcopal church and invited guests. Talent Junior High Sets Open House TALENT Talent Junior High School will hold its annual fall open house from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 5, accord ing to George R. Nelson, jun ior high principal. Parents will be introduced to their children's daily program by having them follow tho class schedule for shortened periods, Nelson said. Teachers will dis cuss objectives, study content, methods, motivaiion, nomcwoiK and testing. "All parents and other inter ested persons arc urged to at tend the open house and to be come bctler acquainted with the school," Nelson said. SI'HAK AT MEETING ASHLAND - The Coos Bay Chapter of the Southern Oregon College Alumni Association hold a dinner meeting in Coos Bay recently. Dr. Loy Prickctt, chairman of the business de partment and Carson Vchrs, di rector of institutional research were guest speakers. ft 1 nocrs' solution to blend road into scenery without damage to terrain. Trunks of red woods in vicinity werp wrapped with burlap In protect them from damage during construction. PET TALK 3yM.I.L. SPORTS? At one time hi American his tory, the forests were stocked with a variety of game birds and animals which the Indians used at a prime source of food. But to them hunting was not regarded as a pleasure; to them it was a vital necessity. Every part of the slain animal was used, not even the bones were wasted. It was the white hunter who caused the near extinction of the buffalo in the western par!, of tho United States. The heath hen, last specimen of which died on Martha's Vine yard in 1932, is another splendid example of man's powers of ruthless extermination. These game birds were long a target for the guns of man, not to mention the depletion they suf fered from brush fires often caused by man's gross negli gence. Today hunting has turned into a source of pleasure and has be come a big money making proposition. Huge sums arc spent annually by ardent fol lowers of the "sport," as it is now called. The federal and state governments are pres sured into regulating hunting in order to make it more attrac tive and lasting to its devotees. Is it a feather in Uncle Sam's hat that, beside the heath hen, passenger pigeon and American eagle are becoming extinct, many other native birds and beasts are already well on their way to extinction caused direct ly by the sport of hunting? The advertising and appeal to our pre - tccnag-jra is not to be ignored. Toy bows and arrows and toy rifles are attached to colorful cardboard pictures of deer, ducks and bear. Minia tures of these animals are pro vided to make the play more "realistic." The next step is to go out and kill or maim a bird or pet. What hapens to the moral and spiritual values of a nation when these children become adults? What is happening now to the men and women who thus snuff out life so lightly, then grin and boast about it after ward? The annual hunting season is a gruesome business umbecom- ina a gentleman and a Chris tian. Some of the quietest, peaceful mortals grow positive ly bloodthirsty. Many are indis criminate in their hunting and end up killing a farmer's cow or even one of their hunting companions. Very little of the animal life that falls before their gunfire is converted into food. Thus, a shamclul waste oi money and irreplaceable lives occurs all in the name of "sport." . Cub hunting is the vilest "sport" of all. Baby foxes are dug from their shelters and thrown to packs of young hounds to be torn to nieces. This is to acquaint them with their prey before the fox hunting proper begins. England Evening Mail. Restraining Order Sought in Complaint Mnrlnn QMrl Tteliv Bl'adsliaW ,., cnnlfincr n restraining order and injunction against Cascade Ranches, inc., in jacitson K.wm- iu rii-niit Court to nrcvent Cascade Ranches from obtain ing grazing land now leased from the Bureau of Land Man agement. In their complaint, We isran-,-l.tim ihpv xnlH 640 acres on Little Butte Creek to Cas cade Ranches with the agree ment that Cascade would re frain from making application to BLM for grazing rights on Osborn and Lake Creeks, acre age which the Bradshaws lease from BLM. This clause also provides that if Cnsi-arie Ranches voids the agreement it must pay the Brashaws $7,500 in damages, nrrnrHintt In the comnlaint. inc uransnaws siaic mm Cascade Ranches has now ap- nliH fni- IjmH nvt'll.-inop to RI.M ni nrn nltpmntinB to mil' cnase me land now unucr icasu. This u-niilH rnsnll in nermanont injury to the Bradshaws cattle operation, they claim, mbmb mbbmbmbm Research Director Gets Italian Medal RKAVEfiTON (Urn - Dr. William Montnuna, director of the Oregon Regional Primate Research Center, Thursday re ceived tho "Order of Merit of tho Italian Republic," bestowed by Italy's president. Tho presentation was made by Diotato Digregorio, honorary consul for Italy in Oregon. The citation said the award was made "For your contribu tion through your diligent and patient researches and brilliant intuition to the development of studies of biology of the skin, for your enduring affection for Italy which you have demon strated by maintaining proficient and constant contacts with the universities of (ienova and Par ma, and for your outstanding personality as a scholar which gives great honor to your coun try of oiigin." MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORI), Annual Banquet for 4-H Leaders Set Pacific Power and Light Com pany, Medford, is sponsoring the annual banquet for recogni tion of Jackson County 4-H lead ers at the Rogue Valley Coun try Club at 7:30 p.m. Wednes day, Nov. 6. Approximately 150 junior and senior leaders have been in vited. Communities represented arc Applegate - Kuch, Antelope, Eagle Point, Central Point-West Side, Medford, Rogue River and Gold Hill, Shady Cove - Trail and Phoenix and Talent. Jay Elliott will be master of ceremonies. Frank Benesh, dis trict manager of PP&L, will cive the welcoming speech. Mrs. Everett Gibson, Medford, presi dent of the Jackson County 4-H Leaders' Association, will give a speech in behalf of the 4-H leaders. Don Gail, Gold Hill 4-H club member, will give a humorous reading. Andrew Schmidt, agri culture engineer for PP&L, will give the featured s p e e e n, "Make The Best Better." War ren Bavliss. agricultural repre sentative, U. S. National Bank of Portland, Medford Branch, will present the leader ship awards. CLASSIFIED PERSONAL Lodge Notice -. 1 Special Club Notices ..- 2 Personal . 3 Lost and Found 4 Instructions 9 Wanted Male Help 10 Wanted Female Help .. 11 Male or Female Help 12 Wanted Situations 13 Wanted Miscellaneous - 14 Financial & Loans - 15 REAL ESTATE For ITcnt Houses 20 For Rent Apartments -21 For Rent Furnished Rooms 22 Rent Rooms and Board 2:i For Rent Miscellaneous 24 Wanted To Rent 25 Medford Realty Board 30 For Sain Real Estate - 31 Business Opportunities 32 Wanted Real Estate 33 AD DIRECTORY FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS Building Supplies .. 40 Appliances .................. 41 Furniture 42 Musical Equip., Radio, TV 43 Sports and Hobbies . - 44 Miscellaneous 45 Nur2ries 46 Dojjs and Pets ... .... 50 Poultry 51 Livestock 52 Wanted Livestock S3 Hay, Grain and Feed 54 Fruits & Vegetables 55 Automotive & Equipment Machinery and Tractors 60 Logging Equipment 61 Equipment For Rent ..... R2 Trailers . 70 Parti and Accessories 71 Cycles and Scooters . 72 Cars and Trucks 73 UNCLASSIFIED COPY Too Late to Classify A MONDAY ONLY Business Directory - h LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER I'Ort SALIi WILLOW IHtAIRIR NO, 12 Oral auction bids will be received by the forest Supcrivsor. or his authorized representative at the of fice of the Forest Supervisor, Post Office Building. Medford, Oregon heginning at 2:00 P.M., p.s.t., De cember 5, lf)3, for all merchant able timber marked or designated for cutting on an area embracing fl.i acres, more or less, within sec tions 21 and 28, T. 36 S-, R. 4 E.. W.M-, surveyed, in the Rogue River National Forest, Jackson County, Oregon. The estimated volumes are: 1,01)0 M board feet or Douglas-fir and pine species; 1,300 M board feet of Shasta red fir; 770 M board feet of white fir and other species. The minimum acceptable bid per M board feet is as follows: Douglas fir and pine species $23.20; Shasta red fir $1.1.7.1; white fir and other species S1340. This includes the following rates, per M board feet lor siumpage including deposit for ; sale area betterment: $20.(i.1 base rate plus an additional S3-40 lor j Dougles-fir and pine species; $10.70 ; base rate plus an additional $3.90 for Shasta red fir; $10.40 base rae plus an adriilional $1.85 for white I tir and other species, and $1.15 fori slash disposal tor all species. The slu in page rales payable for each species will be increased by the amortization rate in effect for that I species when the unamortized j estimated cost of the main haul : roads has been amortized by timber scaled. The unamortized! estimated cost is $13,400.00. Amortization rates are: Dmm las fir and pine species, $7.82 ' per M board feci, Shasta red fir. i S4.HO per M hoard feet, and whi'e : Itr and other species. $3 84 per M board feet. Amortization of est imated main haul road cots is ccinputed on AO percent of the estimated timher volume. In addi tion there is within the sale area an uncstimatcri volume of Douglas fir, logs and peeler blocks unmcr chantahe because of defect which the bidder may agree to remove at $2.50 per M board feet, gross scale. The prices hid for stum page shall be cotuidcrrd as tentative rates subject to quarterly calendar ad justment upward or downward by 0 3 of the dilference between the average of the monthly Douglas fir Region Indices, as calculated hy the Forest Service for the three previous months, and the follow ing base indices: Douglas-fir and pine species lld.OOiDt; Shasta red fir 03 00 1 A white fir and other species 03 00(Ai. Such adjustments In ihe price for stumpaRc shall be applicable to timher scaled during the three-months period following the ouarter for which the adjust ment is computed, in no event, however, shall the payment rales for each quarter he lcs than the bae ratrs as stated above. When the adjusted rates hy species are lower than the base rates, the dif ference bctwern the total dollar value of timber cut at nd lusted rales and al base rates will lie re corded for each species. The stump ace rates for rmv scenes will not he Increased above the base rate until the subsequent adjusted rates above hasp rales develop an ae cumulaled total dollar value in ex cess of the recorded accumulated dilference for all species Scaled bids will be publicly opened and posted, al the office of the Forest Supervisor, at 2 00 PM., on De cember 5. I!lti3. All those who suh milled a sntislactory sealed bid will he permitted immediately to con tinue auction biddma A money order, hank draft, cashier's or cer. lifted check in the sum of $2,000 on must accompany each bid. to be applied to tfie purchase price, re funded, or retained for application to any claim for damages, accord ing to the conditions of sale. U re quested by the purchaser, contract terms will permit telling of timber In advance of payment up to the value oi me performance oonn. n an oral bid is declared to be hinh at the closing of the auction, the bidder must immediately confirm the oral bid bv submitting it in writing on a Forest Service bid form The right m reiect anv and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in wihnuttinc sealed bids and full information concernmc Ihe timber, the ondi tions ef sle and the submission of bids -thou Id be obtained fiom 'he Distrut Hrtimcr Rutlc Flls, Ore- fon or the Foret Miprrvimr. Med ind. Oregon beiore bidi are submitted. OREGON Classified Rates Minimum Size: Two Lines 1 day oer woru . 8C 12c -.19c ..300 2 days per word.. 3 days per word.. 5 days per word 6 days ptr word-.., Jackson, Josephine and Slaklyou Counties Rata Other Areas Per Word 0e Per Day By Una Per Month 13.00 Box Number Service Charge 50o (Minimum Cash Ad BOcJ Business Directory Each line per month $2 23 Minimum per month f6.75 Dead Line on Classified Ads 5:00 p.m. Ior following day, except 10 a.m. tor Monday: for Sunday noon Saturday. Dea.d Line on Display Classi fied Ads 1U:00 a.m. Saturday for Sunday and Monday; 3 p m. the day before publication for Tues. through Frl. AFPltOVKD CREDIT charges billed by the line Minimum Chnrcp .. $1 20 LEGAL NOTICES NATIONAL FOREST TIMBER FOR SALE Rock Creek Oral auction hids will be received by the Forest Supervisor, or his authorized representative at the of fice of the Forest Supervisor. Post Office Building. Mcciiora. urcgon beginning at 10:30 A.M. December S. 10U3, for all merchantable tim ber marked or designated for cut ting on an area embracing 1840 acres, more or less, within sections 10, 20, 21. 22, 23. 25, 26 and 27, T. 30 S., R. 4 E., W.M. surveyed. Jack son County, Oregon; and Section 30. T. 30 S.. R. 5 E.. W.M. surveyea, Klamath Countv, Oregon, in the Rogue River National Forest. The estimated volumes arc: ojo wi hoard feet of Douclas-fir: 185 M board feet of Western white pine. ponoorosa pine and sugar pmc; 675 M board feet of Shasta red fir: 2280 M hoard feet of white fir end other species. The minimum accept able bid per M board feet is as follows; Dcugmo-fir $10.05, Western White pine, pondcrosa, pine and siiRar pine $22.40, Shasta red fir $0 55. while fir and other species $8.23. This includes the following rates, per M hoard feet for stump ape Including deposit for sale area betterment: $I(i.!)5 base rate plus an additional $1.85 Tor Douglas-fir; $1(1.80 base rate plus an additional $5.15 for western white pine, pon dcrosa pine and i'jgar pine; $7.00 base rate plus an additional $1.20 for Shasta red fir; $H.H5 base rate plus an additional $1.15 for white fir and other species r.nd $0.45 for slash disposal for n? species. The stumpage rates payable for each species will he increased by the amortization rate in effect for that species when the unamortized est imated cost of the main haul roads has been amortized by timber scaled. The unamortized estimated cost is $8468.00. Amortization rates arc: Douglas fir, $5.54 per M hoard feet, western white pine, pondcr osa pine and sugar pine. $6.74 per M board feet. Shasta red fir. $2,53 and while fir and other species, $2.06 per M board feel. Amortiza tion of -is lima ted main haul road costs in computed on 80 percent of the estimated timber volume. In addition there is within the sale area an unostlmated volume of Douglas-fir, logs and peeler blocks unmerchantable because of defect which the bidder may agree to re move at $0.50 per M hoard feet, Gross Scale. The prices bid for stumpage shall be considered as tentative rates subject to quarterly calendar adjustment upward or downward hy 0.5 of the difference between the average of the month ly Douglas-fir Region Indices, as calculated by the Forest Service or the Western Pine Association Lum- her Price Index for the three pre vious months, and the following nawe mnices: uougias-nr HH.7HIHI: western while pine, pondcrosa pine and sugar nine 0R.B7: Shasta red fir 03.00(A); white fir and niher species 03.00(A). Such adjust ments in the price for stumpaRe. shall be applicable to timber scaled during the three-months period following the quarter for which the adjustment Is computed. In no event, however, shall the payment rates for each quarter he less lhan the base rates as stated above. When the ndhistcd ratrs hv species are lower than the base rates, the difference between the total nouar value of timber cut al adjusted rates and at base rates will he recorded for each species. The stumDacc rates for nnv tnrriM will not be increased above the nase rate until tne subsequent ad justed rates above base rates de velop an accumulated total dollar value in excess of tho recorded ac cumulated difference for all sne- cics. Sealed bids will he publicly iucni-ii Him jjukicu, hi me onice ot the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Oregon, at 10:30 A M. on Decem ber fl. 1:Mi3. All those who submit ted a Katisfactorv sculnd hid will be permitted immediately to con tinue auction bidding. A money order, hank draft, cashier's or cer tified check in the sum of $2,800.00 must accompany each bid. to he applied to the purchase price, re funded, or retained for application to any claim for damages, accord ing in the conditions of sale. If re quested by the purchaser, contract terms will permit felling of timber in advance of payment up to the value of the performance bond. If an oral hid i declared to he hich at the closing of the auction, the bidder must immediately confirm Ihe oral bid bv submitting It in writing on n Forest Service bid form The richt to reject anv and all bids is reserved. Forest Service bid forms for use in submitting sealed hids and full Information concerning the timber, the condi tions of sale and the submission of bids should he obtained from the District Ranger. Union Creek Ran cer Station, Prospect. Oregon or the Forest Supervisor, Medford. Oregon, before hids are submitted. NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hcrchy given that on Monday, December 2. 1963. be tween the hours of 8:00 o'clt ?k A.M. and 8:00 o'clock P.M., the Souih Talent Sanitary District will hold iU annual election for a member of the board of directors of said dlsttict. The question of the issuance of $135,000 general obligation bonds payable serially for not to exceed 25 vears to he used for financing construction of a sanitary sewer collection system and treatment facilities will also be sunmlltcd lo the voters All lenal residents of aid sani tary district who are remsterrri voters may vole at said election The polling place for said election Is the Resmore Motel. V S Hich wav flit South, Talent. Orecon. The polls will be opdn from R.no o'clock AM. lo 8 00 o'clock PM The date of first publication of tnis notice is November a, 1HH3. SOUTH TALENT SAN11ARY DISTRICT By Everett Schmclzcr, President -lODGE NOTICES Medford Lodne No 8 I O O F. mccU Tursda Nov. 5 at R n m. Visitor ciciuiic, reirrsnmcniv E IV McNrw, N G Medford Bodies, Scottish Rite. Monriav. Nov. 4, I!)ti3. 8 00 pm. Twentieth degree. Refreshments Visiting brethren wel come. Fred A Purdm Secretary 2-SPECIAl CLUB EVENTS RUM Si AGE SALE Nov. iuh. j.4. Frhl Hide P.i Grove F T A 3 PERSONAL DOES your Barhec Doll need a new inti 1 1 1 Made especially for mi Older now for Christmas .VU-41M7 aV.T.R this rlte I wiTl rmrbrrV spoivMhlr for debts other than mv own. Eugene I. Fitzgerald. Rt t. Ho 4'V.A. NIedford.Ore AKTK.n'THIS DATE. Nov 3. I'ltt.V I uill no longer ie responsible for av rieht: other th.in 'in on Kronen, limes, Rl. 1, Box .U Central Pni-'t RAWl.EIGHTRODVCTS Frdersen 772-4138 3-PERSONAL UNWANTED HAIR Vanish away with SACA-PELO SACA-PELO i' different. II dou not dissolve or remove hair from the surlace. but pene trates and retards growth ol UN WANTED HAIR. Lor-Beer Lab. Ltd. Ste, 5r 679 Granville St, Vancouver 2, B,C, ELECTROLYSIS Permanent removal ol unwanted hair. 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Operator Talent Be a u tySa Ion. 535-4103 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 1 Stathoa Insurer, 1005 E. Main, Medford, 773-6638. Open Mon. & Tues. 'till 9 p.m. CREDIT EQUITY, INC. Is a debt consolidation agency licensed & bonded by the State of Oregon with the purpose of planned debt reduction. 201 Medical Center Bldg. 33 N. CENTRAL 773-7103 DRINKING YOUR PROBLEM? i Contact A.A. Sun. 8 p.m. Thurs. 8:30, 404 Walnut Ph. fifi4-2006 773-1251 4-LOST AND FOUND LOST Stainless utec! plug, threaded on one end. 772-6450. LOST Sewer snake. Fri. around II a.m. Reward, 773-5811. These stray rings are at Ihe County Pound and will be held 5 days, Males: Trl-colored mixed Terrier pup. Black and tan mixed biied pup. Brown part Airedale. iii-Col-ored Basset. Females: Black and Ian mixed breed pup. Yellow & white mixed Schnauzer 5-INSTRUCTIONS PIAN'O beginners ages 7 to 16 or advanced. 535-1177. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Men Women. Start high as SI02 a week. Preparatory training un til appointed. Thousands of johs open. Experience usually unnec essary. FREE Information on inhs, salaries, requirements, write TODAY giving name, ad dress, phone and time home. WRITE TO LINCOLN SERVICE p'o Trthune Rn- 4fl0 10 WANTED MALE HELP EXPERIENCED primers wanted Tuesday morning. Personnel of fice. Bear Creek Orchards. LUCKYTAGER NEEDS SALES REPRESENTATIVES Who are aggressive and ambl lions. with the ability to sell, to organize, to assist distributors and their sales representatives. Requires 1-3 years experience in beer Bales or similar sales, sales planning and merchandis ing. DISTRICT SALES MGRS. With 5-fi yr. experience In beer or similar sales management, and the ability to asMst our sales representatives and dis tributors. EXCELLENT SALARY PLUS INCENTIVE FOR NORTHWEST MARKETS If you are Interested, and qual ified, send your resume, in de tail please, to: Personnel Manager LUCKY LAGER P O. Box a;i25 San Francisco lit. Calif An equal opportunity employer HAVE openingTor-2"Saiaried men" $105 wk. Plus YOU .MUST QUALIFY. Also 1 comm. Route open. A poly 8 lo fl 30 am. Wat kins Products. 1414. Stage Rd., Smith Medford. JUNIOR MERCHANTS Ages 12 to 15 WANTED for MEDFORD JACKSONVILLE The Mat! Tribune nrrrts Jr Merchants to rtel'ver pper tn Jacksonville. MrdfnM nd Gold Hill Apply In person at Oilice or phone 772-6141. 10 WANTED MAU HELP IMMEDIATE OPENING The Division Personnel Manager of the American RcpuMic Insur ance Co. will be at the Ore, State Employment Office in Medford TUES., NOVEMBER 5 Between the hours of 0:30 a.m. and 3 p.m. to interview and qual ify men tht desire a. full time or permanent position that has a future and security. K A I A i?V PAtn WEEKLY COMMISSIONS PAID WEEKLY OPPORTUNmta 1W LA1KA CASH BONUSES. REQUIREMENTS: Own a car. he of legal age, frrn In travel this nnrt of Ore- ann Monday In Friday. Friday nights lo Monday and holidays oil. Must ne nonnanic. musi nave liahihty insurance covering car, DRIVER SALESMAN Required For The Following Medford 3 Grants Pass 2 Ashland 2 57fl Dnr month Plus bonuses, commlsions. rapid advancement, life Insurance henefits, company profit sharing etc. No investment or experience required. These are permanent positions, uunnary equipment. .Apply Nov, 7th, 1 p.m. Conference room at THUNDERBIRD LODGE WANTED married man with car for Fuller Brush Co. route. $105 wk. guaranteed to start. 772-H!M4 ACCOUNTANT Experienced in all phases of Bookkcpping. For Multi-Division Corp. in Medford. Salary commensurate with ex perience Ac ability. Submit com plete resume to: TRIBUNE BOX 9958 EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY - LOCAL financial organization has IMMEDIATE OPENING for a career minded EXECUTIVE TRAINEE with general business experience. College degree preferred State qualifications and salary desired. Write Tribune Box 230 1 1 WANTED FEMALE HELP $23 WEEKLY For wearing lovely dresses sun plied to you as extra rewards. Show Fashion Frocks to friends in spare time. No investment, canvassing, experience neces sary. Comm. FASHION FROCKS Dept. M-6230 Cincinnati. Ohio 45202 RELIGIOUS woman needed to rep resent Christian company. Full or part-time . . . lifetime secur ity. Experience Sunday School, ministry helpful. Earn highest weekly commissions. Religious book sales, Write John Rudln Co,, 22 W. Madison, Chicago 2, 111. WORKING mothers helper, small baby, my home, your transpor tation, steady job. 5 days a week. 773-1256. WANTED Lady (or child care and light housekeeping 3 days a week. Must have own trans portation and references. Call 7 7 2 - 8424 . WANT part time lady for gen eral office work. Write Tribune Box 367 slating age & experi ence. WILL give good home to lady on pension for babysitting & etc. 773-3206. RELIABLE baby sitter, nights my home, or live in. 773-1004. MEDFORD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Dorothy Adams Phyllis Cullop Experienced secretary wilh good shorthand and typing. 33 nr. week. $2 per hour. Receptionist, fant accurate lyp Ut. 60 WPM minimum, manv frince hcnfits, $225 per mo. minimum. Personable saleslady, $45 per week minimum. 216 E, MAIN 773-3643 13 WANTED SITUATIONS UPHOLSTERING or SLIP COVERS 77a-8W7 IRONING MY HOME" 773-3703 MEN'S PANTS RESTYLED 772-5003 or 772-2814 WANTED IRONING & MENDING. (im-32ill PAINTING Arthur E. Brown 772-7713 HOUSEWORK & Ironing "wanted Call773-7H0n. ALL tybrs carpenterwork No" Job too .mall 773-5243 773-6382. TAILORING ALTERATIONS" 773-4260. DRESSMAKING - ALTERATIONS 772-23116 CARPENTER work. Cahincts, Rc moflclinn. aoncral huiMinc. C.ill MrljiS2-1210 Rnsue River. ROOF work: re-cover, patrh. Lneai man. Honest savings. 772-274H. WILL care for elderly person In my home. 4fl2-351fl. Irnninc 77.1-(1442 CHILD CARE MY HOME FENCEDYARD. 772.5480 PAINTING, casonabfe. nice work. perlenrcdJrcfs773-4 1 4.V IRONING-MY HOME 773-6168 COMPANION-Housekrcpcr. live In experienced, can drive. 773-8271 Ext. 2II2 CUSTOM .1ADESLIPC0VERS' & DRAPESJ 772-8955 IRONING My home. Pick" up & deUver772-7854. HOUSECLEANING by lit. Refer. ences 773-5623. PHOTOGRAPHS Weddlnus. Class nSoclal Activities. 514 Bcatty. 14-Wanted Miscellaneous WANTED to huy adding machine. Small "manual i ij-i 17 Christmas Trees" Wanted Anv variety or juantltv. Cut or ntumpace. Top qualitv only PRnJJn. !". Pa W ANTED Gas ReiriK. ? WidT 7T3jniB WANT TO Rl"Y Oak and Lwi itumpriKC. 773-3532 eves. 4 Wanted Miicellanaom CASH PD. for odd lot of comTa Write Collector, General Dal Gold Hill, Ore. ' CASH for FURNITURE Misc. tjtaBAS.ohW. yo 772-2058 772-87B0 House To Be Moved 772-5330 772-6327 USED PIANOS wanted w jpn"v CASH FOR FURNITUHT MUc. tooli or anything talablt. Or will tell on consignment Red Barn Auction Co, S. Hwy 00 535-1828 BEST CASHDlATfoT Furniture Appliances Mine OAK GROVE FURN. 773-13114 CALL USI 772-8218 WE NEED FURNITURE WANT BARK1E POLES " j n. UA a i en at CO Bo 30.Cranlji. 47S-866J "WE BUY DEER & ELK HIDES-" Lucky Mobile StHtion. Talent Ore. 535-2575 & 535-1500 15-FINANCIAL & LOANS WILL oay CMBli lu.- 1st. Mortgages 20-FOR RENT HOUSES NEW 2 bdrm. unfurn. house, $o LARGE one bedroom furnished SMALL 2 bdrm. house. Small child- KfcW l hdrm. unturn. modern house. Carport. Water pd. S53. 246 Winema Way. 773-3484 2 BDRM.. atove. rcfrig., adults, S65, 772-13407 or 402-1451. 2 BDRM. unfurn. house on ranch. 1 BDRM. duplex ant. unfurn . heat. 244 N. Oakdale. Water ft garbage pd. 772-7650 wk ends St after 6 week days. 2 BDRM. unfurn. house, fireplace, elcc. heat. 772-8546. NEW 2 hdnn., Central Point. $85. 773-1105. 2 BDRM. duplex apt. unfurn.. only water pd. 124 Cottage St. 772 7650 wk. ends & after 6 wk. days. SMALL very clean 2 hdrm. home. Service porch, nice yard, no pels. 1310 Stewart Ave. UNFURN. 2 bdrm. house, fireplace garage. Inquire 3284 Crater Laka Ave. 772-785. DELUXE 3 hdrm. Fireplace, car pet. Tile kitchen and baths. $130 mo. 772-4257. FURN. cabin. Water and lights. $18 mo. J, R. Hoffman, Applegate, Cr. UNFURN. 3 bdrm. 847 W. 2nd". Available Nov. 8. $B5. 772.Q268. FURN. house trailer, S45. Suitable for couple. Tillies Fish & Chips. 8 mi. south of Medford. Hwy. 9 SMALL unfurn. house. $35, water A- garbage pd., adults, no dogs. 1053 Stewart. AVAILABLE about Nov"! 8 2 bdrm. duplex, completely re decorated. $80. 772-4080 week ends or a f t cr 5 . 2 B D R M. HOUSE! ' 772-4551 2 BDRM. unfurn. house. Garage, Kal.r sarbagc pd. Adults. 221 UNFURNISHED clean one bdrm, 545 nio. Adults. 772-2404. 2 BDRM. turn, or partly lurn. 2 Paths, fireplace, ww carpetinc, ' excellent location. 773-8281 davi or 772-7246 eves 8c weekends. $1003 bdrm. Built lh"V"rigiran nven. 245B Obispo Dr. Doran Real Lsl.511 So. Riverside. 770-2411. SMALL house in Country" 530 Plus. Adulls only. 1045 W. Val. Lcv Vicw Id., Ashland 535-2334. SPACIOUS almost now duplex. 2 bdrm., unlurn., appliances avail, fenced yard. 536 Mae. $85. 778 1338, 773-5037. I BDRM. house $40. 4 hdrm. house no... oulii ciuse in. f l2-mm. aMALL furn. house in rear. Adults or bachelor. Also furn. apt. 320 Apple St. fOR RENT HOUSE izuh uourt at. 2 BDRM. duplex, unfurn.. ww carpet, carport, water pd., no pels. $110. 772-4872. ' PARTLY furn. 2 bdrm. ho. larse lot. No heavy drinker. 110 Orr Dr.828-4343. 1 BDRM. house with Bdrm. Riicst house. $70. 770-1427. 3 BDRM. home on 'j A. Detached saragc. l block from Grlllin CrcekSchoolJU$125.773;7814:L CLEAN 3 bdrm. unfurn. $55. 415 S. "B" SL. Easle Polnt664-2827 TO RETIRED or Employed Coupled 2 bdrm. clean house. 132 Elm St.. corner 10th. "FURN. 1 bdnihouse. Medford arcaaori-HMtiBftcrJi; NICE cottage. In well kept court, living room, bdrm.. bath, kitchen, util. rm.. garage, water furn. Re tired ladyorcouplo.773-1416 COUNTRY, two hcdroorsTrno'dern, unfurnished, clean, $68. including waler. 407-3228. 5 BDRM. unfurn. children A pets welcome 125 S. Oakdale. $30. 772-5513. 2 BDRM. unfurn. Duplex. Garace. Lots built-ins. Yard service. 415 Oak SL 2 BDRM Duplex. Adults. No pets. Unfurn.. $85. 773-41)06. SPACIOUS, clean 1 bdrm. duplex, BEAUTIFUL new cxlra larce 3 bdrm. home. 2', paths, ww carpet in all rooms, $153 a mo, cheaper lo good renters. Also. 1 bdrm. apt. partly furn. $75 a mo. v.ail ...1-l.tHil or 773-5427. UNFURN. 1 bdrm. duplex with gar. ace. 1104 Withinctton. 773-3077. 2 BDRM.. corner near Post Office"! Gold Hill. 770-2440. fOR RENT Small 2 bdrm. houso double garage, gas heat, gas range., well water, 1 or 2 pre school age children welcome. See at 1503 Kings Hwy. Inquire 1501 Knu:sHwy. FOR RENT 2 bdrm. unfurn du plex Clean, new cond. Fireplace, iPets. 664-1M.5 tOR RENT Furn. I bdrm. house, close In. 772-5334. , FOR RENT 3 bdrm. furn. du-plcxwater-garhagc pd. 772-6887 LEASE with option this new 3 hdrm. home at $85 per mo. or buy for $811 per mo. Call days, 773-6616 jir772-4277oyrs. OR LEASE Split-level 3 hdrio. 1 acre, near Lone Pine School I23 772-2256 FOR LEASE or sale 3 bdrm, home, Jeflcrson school dist. 772-,Vt:,4. UNFURN. "l hdrm. Sec wk ends of aftcr (ijim. 404 N. Grape. , 2 BDRM, unfurn. house, oil heat", near shopping center, adult., .1'2M7.J ' . UNFUIlSTsHED 1-bedrom house, 772-7602. CABINS - $rrwEEKTTT"p IS01 N Riverside 773-9198 2 BDRM new duplex, w'will car; pet. carport, storage, gas forced air furnace, $87.50. 773-6426 , CLEAN furn. 1 bdrm. $40. 2060 Table Rock Rd. 835-15C3. 15011 E, MAIN. 2 bdrm. Will decor ate for right party. 772-7339 of -. Vallg' Fuel Co. NEW 2 bdrm. duplex fireplace, waler-garbage pd. 773-3482 aif er 7 prn. . 4 BDRM. older 2 story. 1 block" from Court House. Vacant Nov. 3th. Gas furnace. $85. 773-2259 or 773-3702. . 2 DUPLEXES. 2 bdrm. w wall carpeting. Built-in stove f ovpn Ulili 4. oaroort. Water pd. $90 & 13 772-64(1'' ,'21-FOR RENT APARTMENTS 3 LARGE RMS . close in. M8 Put .i-R3l3 nftcr B NICE 3 rm furn, apt. w:ih c rport. Call 773.t.3fi(j NEW LOVELY 2 Bdrm. duplex, w w carpet All eas. Garbaej rtlspoMtl. Among new hnmc 1- Church 5t. Hactenda Par Phoenix. 535-U63.