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14 B THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Overdue Seaplane Object of Search San Diego - HOT - Four sea planes from the North Island Naval Air Station and eight jets from Miramar Naval Air Station here began a search at daybreak today for a Mar lin P5M1 seaplane with 13 officers and men aboard. The plane was scheduled to return to North Island short ly after midnight from a rou tine patrol. A Navy spokes man estimated fuel aboard the plane would be expended at 4:30 a.m. today. Names of the five officers Coed Braves Exposure To Save Dog on Ice Floe Subscribers To report Improper or non delivery of the Mail Tribune in Medloid. phone 77? S141: Ash land call at 416 Bridge it., or phone 482-3(102: Yreka. phone victory 2-2898 before 6:45 pm daily and 10:30 a m. Sunday. If iegular delivery arriver shortly afte- you call ' plean notify office, thill elimlnatlnf peciaj mesicnger aervice. Washington -(UPC- A police man moving through rush hour traffic glanced up Wed nesday and saw a young lady in her underwear struggling with a dog on an ice floe in the middle of the Potomac river. He really did. He saw a college coed braving exposure, both to the elements and passers-by, only to get bitten for her trouble. The girl was Barbara Fos ter, 20, a junior at the Uni versity of Illinois. She said she was sightseeing at the Although the water temper ature was near freezing, Miss Foster stripped to her slip and swam out to the dog. But the dog bit her. 'Scarcely Clad' Miss Foster, thinking quick ly, yanked off her slip and threw it over the dog's head. At this point, according to the watchful policeman, Thomas K. Barber, she was "scarcely clad." Miss Foster and the embit tered dog were struggling away when the ice floe, began to break up. Barber called for the harbor police and the fire department, and threw Miss Foster an inflated inner-tube. Miss Foster scrambled ashore in her underwear at the same time a flock of eager rescuers converged on the scene. She was taken to a hospital to be treated for exposure and dog bites on each arm. The dog disappeared in the confusion. "Ingrate mongrel," mutter ed the policeman. APPOINTS WIFE CLERK : Perth Amboy, N.J. - IUPI) -New Jersey's newest congress man, Democrat Edward J. Patten, didn't have to go far to find a clerk for his Wash ington office - he appointed his wife. "Everybody knows there's no equal to her," ha said. POSTPONES RUSSIA VISIT London - IUP0 - Labor party leader Hugh Gaitskcll said Wednesday he has postponed a scheduled visit to Russia be cause of ill health. No new date was set. and eight enlisted men aboard Jefferson Memorial when she were withheld pending notifi- espied a dog on an ice floe cation of next of kin. I about 50 feet offshore Ill Mv nAt$ffiji Lftrd ..-.".sv ...aw" ',?roaT- F.J MAY ABANDON TOWER - This Texas Tower No. 2 at Georges Bank, 110 miles east of Cape Cod, Mass., may be abandoned next year, according to the Air Force. Only seven men remain on standby duty at the tower and the rr i I i one at Nantucket Shoal. The Air Force said sand around the huge pilings is eroding, but not yet reached the danger point. A third tower collapsed into ihe ocean Jan. 15, 1961, killing 28 men. (UPI) 4? 1111 V " vv" ' ( I " I GUEST OF ENLISTED MEN-Mrs. Curl C. Culvert, Car pentersvllle, Ga., hugs her son, SIM Clifton Culvert, in his bed at Lettcrnian General Hospital at the Presidio in Sun Francisco. The enlisted men of Headquarters Company, filh U.S. Army, provided the funds to bring Mrs, Culvert to San Francisco so she could visit her son, hospitalized after an auto accident In November. (UPI) Quotes From the News By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Washington - The National Committee for an Effective Congress, describing President Kennedy as in the midst of a political "second honeymoon:" "His Cuban lucceii has given tha President lncreastd domestic political latitude, and - If ha uies it within tha next six months - Increased freedom from suspicion and carping at horn from all but tha paranoid right. Bui ha must us it." Boston - Mayor John F. Collins, demanding a full report on a birth control lecture given to social workers in a Roman Catholic church hall: "I am vary shocked and disturbed." New York - Director Joshua Logan, reporting that Broad way theaters are endangered by the prolonged newspaper strike: "There art people In tha theater industry who say a long blackout of tha New York papers - two or three months -will and a great deal of tha iheatar in New York City." Beverly Hills, Calif. - Dr. E. 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Five More Escape Into West Berlin Unseen by Guards Berlin - lUI'D - Five mure East German refugees es caped to West Berlin un noticed by Communist border guards, bringing In 14 the number who have fled. since Christmas, West Berlin po lice reported today. Four men crossed the bord er early today and another escaped Wednesday night. Eight olhers crashed Ihe bord- Two Women Treated For Crash Injuries Two women wore treated al Ihe Shady Cove clinic Wed nrsdny morning following a II. tee-car accident about 11 am. on Highway 62 near Shady Cove. According lo sliile police, a vehicle opcrnled by Joseph Theodore Ball Jr. 61, of Bin Katherlne St.. Medlord. was southbound and slowed to ' on make a right turn. llrhind Ihe Ball vehicle were cars operated by Fran res Ethel Artmirr, 18, of Pros perl, and Daniel Douglas Wood, 18. Shady Cove. The Artmirr vehicle slowed for the Ball car and was struck from behind by the Wood car which forced it into the Rail vehicle, police said. Frances Artmirr and her passenger. Kthel Klia Arl niier. Prospect, were treated at the clinic. Motorists Will Be Ottered Free Drinks Woorllii iclge. N J. - iVIH -Motorists on the Garden Stale Parkway will get free New Year's Day drinks - coffee, tea or milk. Toll collectors will pass out invitations until noon Jan. 1 suggesting that weary motor- sis .stop hI a parkway res aur.int (or one of the bever ages. The New Jersey Highway Authority will foot the bill for the tree drinks in the In- Irresi of ro;td safely. The pro gram was instituted in 1PMI. l.a-t year 1.200 motorists : arcrplrd Ihe tree dunk invi ! Ulionv and Ihne weir no tiAifir accidrnls nn the rolue 172-mile parkway. 1 er Wednesday, in a 21-year-old 10-ton bus covered with home made armor plating. Under Gunfire This group, which Included four children, made it lo free-1 riom under a hail of Commu nist gunfire. But the only casualty was the driver who suffered a slight cut on Ihe hand from flying glass when bullets shattered the wind shield. Today, Ihe bus's 40-year-old owner lold a news conference Ihe eight had fled lo escape I lie dreary misery of life in shortage - plagued Communist East Germany. "We didn't want to he heroes or martyrs," he said. "Tons of thousands of olhers would do the same if they could. Food 'Very Bad' "The food in the Commu nist zone is very bad. There is almost no meat or sausace. People are spreading mustard oread to give it some taste. The bus owner, who walks on crutches as a result of war injuries, escaped with his all-year-old wife, 10-year-nld son and 15-year-old daughter, He took wild him his driver. 22, the driver's 21-year-nld wife and (heir two cirls, 18 months and 1 years old. As is usual with refugees from Fast Germany, their names were withheld lo pro loci any relatives si 111 living In the area. lit2- yaffil TOPS IN QUALITY! 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