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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD. OREGON SUNDAY. DECEMBER 23. 1862 Aliens Reminded to Report Addresses Portland District Director Alfred J. Urbano of the Im migration and Naturalization Service has noted that the annual alien address report program usually causes a sharp rise in the number of applications for naturaliza tion. The law requires all aliens In the United States, with few exceptions, to report their addresses each January. Throughout the United States, almost 30 per cent more ap plications for naturalization are received during the months of January, February and March than are received during other months. Urbano attributes this rise to the Alien Address Report program. Aliens not required to make this report are diplomats, those accredited to certain in ternational organizations and those who have entered tem porarily as agricultural labor ers. Forms for making the re ports will be available to aliens at all post offices and offices of the Immigration and Naturalization Service during January. Local and Personal ne CANDLE ROOM Always the Same . . . Always Good! HOTEL MEDFORD i Library Closed - The Public Library of Medford and Jack son County will be closed Monday. Dec. 24, Librarian iOmar Bacon announced last week. No Mealing Due to the holiday season, the Chamber of Commerce Roundtable will not meet again until Jan. 7, according to Chairman Bill Longmorc. I No Meetings - Talisman j lodge, Knights of Pythias, will I not meet Monday, Dec. 23, or Monday, Dec. 31. The next meeting is scheduled Monday, Jan. 7, at the Pythian build ing, Fifth and Grape sts., at 8 p.m. To Kansas City - Mrs. Ro land Y. Thompson, 831 Liber ty St., Ashland, plans to at tend the 40th anniversary celebration of the Luzier Cos metics company in Kansas City Jan. 1. She won the trip for being top district manager for the northwest area. 1 WOODEN SHOE Holiday Program 'I Wt& t OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE Food Until Midnight CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY Everyone Have a Very Merry Christmas Chuck, Ojeh and La nil Then Join Us For FUN, FAVORS & FROLIC GALA New Year's Eve Party! 2 GREAT BIG FLOOR SHOWS THE "LIKE-ABLES" TRIO, featuring the Kati Bros., a Lively Nevada Type Show Club Unit with plenty of everything. iry TOM & JERRY, Dick v WELCOME Call for Reservations Early 772-6203-Holland Hotel Undergoes Surgery-Friends in Gold Hill report that the Rev. H. A. Dieidoif, former pastor of Gold Hill Commu nity Methodist church, under went major surgery recently at City Center hospital. 390 Shatter st Oakland. Calif. His home address is 2033 42nd ave., Oakland, Calif. Recovering - Mrs. Lydia M. Finley is visiting her daugh ter. Mrs. Guy Humphrey, in Ukiah, Calif., while recover ing from an illness. Lodged in Jail Medford city police Saturday afternoon arrested Richard Chandler Hunt, 40, San Bernardino, Calif., on a charge of shop lifting. Hunt was lodged in Jackson county jail. Man Arrested Jackson county sheriff's deputies Sat urday arrested George Allen Ross, 52, on a charge of drunk in a public place. Ross was lodged in county jail. Fire Calls The IMrrifnrrf fire department Saturday was caned at tj:3u p.m. to extin guish a flue fire at the resi dence of Rcinhard Dubs, 1312 Spring st. No damage was re ported. At 7:48 p.m., the de partment was called to the residence of Arnold Thomp son, 2063 Springbrook rd., where an electric blanket had short-circuited. Some fire damage was caused to a rug, firemen said. Medford Police Car Hits Telephone Pole A Medford city police car was slightly damaged Satur day afternoon when it slid in the mud in an alley and struck a telephone pole. The driver. Officer Ed ward Claypool, said the inci dent occurred in an alley be tween Grape and Holly sts. and Monroe and 12th sts. about 6:30 p.m. The patrol car was dam aged slightly in the front fen der. Officer Claypool reported. Births WHITE - To Mr. and Mrs. Leo, route 2, box 6460, High Banks rd., Central Point, Dec. 20, 1962, a boy, T,i pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. if SHOW MARVELOUS ENTERTAINMENT! STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY 76 TROMBONES AND MILLIONS OF BEATING HEARTS HERALD THE 1 J 1 -C v 'j 0F WIS BEAN - To Mr. and Mrs. Ffcrrol Eric, 816 Taylor St., Medford, Dec. 20, 1962, a girl, 8a,4 pounds, at Rogue Valley hospital. MONIZ - To Air. and Mrs. Jeffrey, 9395 Monument dr., Grants Pass., Dec. 20, 1062, a boy, 5 pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hospital. MATHER - To Mr. and Mrs. Robert, post office box 287, Rogue River, Dec. 20, 1962, a boy, 7Vi pounds, at Crater Osteopathic hospital. 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Forestry Leaders Complete Course Corvallis Twenly f i v e West Coast forestry leaders completed a special two-day short course on "Industrial Forestry and the Federal In come Tax" F'riday at Oregon State university. . Robert L. Nelson of Tim-1 ber Products company, Med-1 ford, was among those at tending. The short course, among the first of its kind, was de signed to provide industrial forestry land managers with a background of federal in come tax laws and proce- cedures. Speakers included representatives from the In ternal Revenue Service, ac countants and lawyers, and forestry executives. The OSU school of forestry offers a scries of short courses on different subjects each year as a service to the for estry industry of the region. Yreka American Field Service Nominees Picked Sew It in a Day 9364 7rr SIZES I :v 10-20 I J I I 1 Yreka Four Yrcka lli'h school juniors have been cho sen by the American Field service selection board of Yre ka from a group of 11 stu dents who applied to be con sidered by t h e New York headquarters as an AFS stu dent abroad next summer. The four named after care ful consideration by the local selection board were: Ardine Baroni. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William James, Yrcka; Marilee Rae Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan of Grenada: Joseph Paul Friedman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friedman, Yreka, and Steven Meek, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meek, Yrcka. One of these four students will be chosen by the New York office in early spring. Countries to which the stu dents may go include Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Chile. Co lombia. Costa Rica. Denmark, Ecuador, Egypt, Finland, France, Germany, Great Britain, Greece, Iceland, In donesia, Iran, Italy, Japan, Philippines, Singapore. Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Uruguay and Uganda. Four Escape Serious Injury In Accident Ashland Four persons escaped serious injury early Saturday when the ear in which tliey were riding slid on an icy spot on Highway 9!) south of Ashland and plunged off the road down a 25-foot embankment, accord ing to stale police. Driver of the vehicle was Maureen Jennings Wallace, 27, San Francisco, Calif. The accident occurred about 8 a.m. Officers said the car roll ed over one and a half times before coming to rest. The vehicle was totally damaged, police said. Simplest to sew, and simply marvelous it's the fashion able, fit-as-you-will shift dress. Sew it in air-weight jersey, silk, broadcloth in a day or less. No waist seams. Printed Pattern 9H94: Miss es' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Yardages in pattern. THIRTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern add 10 cents for each pattern for first-class mail. Send to Mar ian Martin, Medford Mail Tribune, Pattern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS with SIZE and STYLE NUMBER. FIRST TIME EVER! Glam orous movie star's wardrobe plus 110 exciting styles to sew in our new Fall-Winter Pattern Catalog. Send 35c. SCHOOL BUS Washington - The largest passenger carriers in the world are school buses which transport about eight million students to and from school each day. Weather KOHKt ASTS Medford and vu-initv: Vflllev foe through Monday with sortie rlcm- iiir in uie allcrnoim. I'artly cloudy above ttic ton. Utah lodav AO to 4.Y Low tonight 30 to ii. High Monday 42 to 8. Weitern Oregon : Considerable fog night and morning. Partly lunny afternoon today i id Mon day. A little cooler both dJ.va. High both days 33 to 4j except 50 to 55 iouth coatt. Low tonic ht 2.6 to 36. Northern California: Foa in tha valleys and locally on the coast. Dut lair in mountains lodav and Monday. Little change in temperature. LOCAL DATA TEMPERATURE: Menu yester day 33: below normal 3. Record high this dale e2 in 1019. Rei-ord low this date y in line. PRECIPITATION: 24 houra to midnight .01 in. total this month 4 66 in , 231 in above normal. Total since Sept. 1 16 07 in., 8 58 in. above normal. HUMIDITY; Lowest yesterday 93 'o. Medford Police Report Series of Accidents Friday ftmfinoi Dinner . with your family nd friends is always a very special occasion . . . and especially so at beautiful Mon Desir , just east of Central Point, off the new Freeway. A wonderful Christmas feast will be ready for YOU on December 25th, starting 3:00 p.m. Children's servings at half price. Please 'phone 664-2513 Plan Your Naw Ytar't Party Now At Mon Desir Livo Music For Dancing Favors Fun! IllCh 4:01) 11 CITY Vrjlrr- a.m. hr. dav Low l'rrc. Brookings ti5 42 Klamath Falls 32 24 MKDKORD IR 33 .01 Portland 43 3 tr. Seattle 42 31 Spokane 30 21 Yakima 47 30 Eureka 54 40 Red Bluff (io 35 Sticramcnto 4B 411 San Kranclsco 40 Ay Los Angeics 06 47 Phoenix .ttti 37 Denver 4 7 20 .02 Chleago 34 22 .07 Miami Beach 77 70 New York 37 2R .30 Washington. D.C. 38 24 .30 nunsei toaay 4:42 pm. Sunrise tomorrow 7.3H a m. Moonrise tomorrow 3:16 a.m. .MOUSING PLANETS Venus, rising at 4:2.1 am.. is now 41 '.a million miles from the Earlh. Mars, high in southwest 3:2B a.m., ts now 77 'i million miles from the Earth. Several accidents were In vestigated by Medford police Friday. A barricade and fence at the north end of Biddle rd. were damancd, apparently by a motor vehicle Friday, Med ford airport manager Gilbert John Gutjahr reported to po lice. An accident Friday on Riv erside ave., 150 feet south of McAndrcws rd., involved cars driven by Claude Gordon Owsley, 245U Barnett rd., Medford, and Roland Francis llogue, 319 Maple St., Med ford. police reported. A truck driven by Gordon Roosevelt Green II, 1945 Or chard Home dr., Medford, and a car driven by Carol Ann McBeth, Jacksonville, were involved in an accident on Riverside ave. north of Ninth St., police said. Joan Stanlce Holland, 20, Corvallis, was slightly injured in a three-vehicle accident on Highway 99 near Barnett rd. Friday, police reported. She was a passenger in a ear driv en by William Robert Holland, Corvallis. Cars driven by Holland, j Don Harold Haller Jr., Coral Trailer park, Ashland, and 1 Eunice Hagcr Neill, Riddle, were involved, officers said. Eunice Neill was cited for violation of the basic rule. A car driven by Eugene An thony Piazza, 400 North Berkeley Way, Medford struck a no parking sign on East Main si., Medford, offi cers said. No citations were issued. Cars driven by Jerry Dean Fellows, 1481) Hidgcway 8t., Medford, and James Edwin Wnlden, 14 Newtown st., Mod ford, collided at the intersec tion of Mace rd. and Howard ave. No citations were issued. Cars driven by Marvin Dale Ayers, 1854 Kings highway, Medford. and by Wayne El wood Roberts, 3451 Oak Pine Way, Central Point, collided at Riverside ave. and Jackson st. No citations were issued, police said. NOW THE PERFECT HOLIDAY SHOW. Continuous Today from 1:00 P.M. AN AVALANCHE OF EXCITEMENT! THE TIMBER ROOM 5 South Riverside Under the Supervision of Elvera Walker SPECIAL MEXICAN DINNERS Served after 5 P.M. OPEN 6 AM to 10 PM DAILY With a Menu of Your Favorite Dishes mi: .w 4 ! A VOLCANO bJ THRILLS! WXp I ft r . Mh; t . Ufa j I V JULES VINE'S . C CHtVftL1ER ,MLIS i V SANDERS WHITE ,.. - a. 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