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Medford Police Check Accidents During Veek End five non-injury vehicle ac cidents were investigated by Medford city police Friday and Saturday. Three drivers were cited, police said. A truck operated by Roger Wayne Rabourne Sr., 42, of 2392 Corona ave., and a car driven by Joseph Earl Brooks, 43. of 3035 Ross lane, collided about 2:37 p.m. Friday at Highways 99 and 62, police re ported Roy Allen Jenkins, 21, of 1641 Barnett rd., was cited by city police for defective equipment alter the vehicle which he was operating col lided with a car driven by Donald Bruce Gordon, 22, Grants Pass, about' 8:05 p.m. Friday in front of 1909 North Pacific hwy. In a third accident Friday, Vsngie Grace Brain, 31, of 403 Palm st. was cited for violation of basic rule after the car which she was operat ing collided with a vehicle driven by Ilecn Caroline Whisnan, 35, of 717 Lawns tiale ave.. according to police. ! In the first of two non-injury accidents Saturday, Frank Edward Jenkins, 65, Gary, Ind., was cited for mak ing an improper left turn after the car which he was driving collided with a car operated by Rachel Faye Krous. 25, Phoenix, police re ports show. A three-car mishap occur red about 9:24 p.m. Saturday on Soutlt Ivy st. north of its intersection with West Ninth St. A car operated by Charles William Rcmbach, 61, of 2784 West Main st. inadvertantly struck a parked car registered to Jimmy D. DeVos, 20 Ken wood st. The DeVos car in turn struck the vehicle in front of it, which was regist ered to Vernon Ray Casey, Redding, Calif. Damage to all three vehicles was minor, po lice said. MEDFORD MAIL THIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON TUESDAY. AUGUST 14, 1962 fawn mSmk . -A : 111 RSSERTSCN School of Business SSeAieifs HmH iff FALL TERM Cu' and Night Classes SguSsmbcr 24 th Sscrotarisl and Ccnrses 43 fl. Riversids r.lsdford 773-4284 FOOTPRINT PRESERVED Northern California's elusive Calif.; Danny Clark, 15, Bakcrsficld, and Annapolis Mid- "Bigfoot" tracks recently appeared again and were cast shipman D. M. Clark, 21, of Bakersfield. The trio dis- by three young adventurers along Bluff creek in a wilder- covered the giant 16-inch human-like footprints while ncss area 90 miles northeast of Eureka. From left are searching for material for a research paper. (UP1) Annapolis Midshipman T. E. Williams Jr., 21, of Vista, Claim Disputed On Duck Priority In Klamath Basin Washington-iUPII-A Klamath Basin farmer said Monday that giving ducks priority over farmers in the use of basin marshlands would not keep the birds out of farmers' fields in the Central Valleys of California. Lester Cushman, vice presi dent of the Tulelake Irriga tion District, disputed claims that giving first priority to ag riculture in the Tulelake, Lower Klamath and Upper Klamath National Wildlife refuges would result in great er depredation of rice crops in California. Hearings Under Way Cushman made the state ment before the House recla mation subcommittee which is holding hearings on a Senate- Court Records MKDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Stuart Theodore Wharton, viola tion of basic rule. $10. Bruce Alan Bush, violation of basic rule. S10. Harold Dean Streety, violation of basic rule. S10. Leo Ctoldie Sullivant, disobeyed traffic signal. S10. Norma June Worsham, disobeyed traffic sicn.il. $10. Jack Edward Matone. disobeyed traffic sicnal. $10. Jack Nelson Pcebler. violation of basic rule, $10. Cora Mane Bitterling. failure to yield right of way. $13. Robert Herman Sanger, disobey ed traffic signal, $10. Eugene Nelson Mce, improper lane usage, $10. PHOENIX MUNICIPAL COURT Duncan McKcnzie, disobeyed stop sign. $10. David W. Koblik. violation of basic rule. $10. Lcrny Tompkins, improper park ing. $2.30. Richard Stone Rallton Jr., exces sive noise. $15. Donald Frank Robbcrson. viola tion of basic rule. $20. Connie Franklin Singley. exces sive noise, $13. Edward Freeman Hilt, violation of basic Mile, $13. Doris May Garcia, violation of basic rule. $15. passed bill to make waterfowl management the primary con cern in the area-with agricul tural use second. The legislation was designed to end a dispute going back some 20 years between farm ers and federal agencies seek ing to conserve wildfowl which use the lakes as a stop ping point in their migrations along the Pacific Flyway. Cushman said the proposed legislation would not solve the controversy but instead would cause "further con flicts" between federal agen cies and local governments in the basin. He charged that statements on crop depredation had been "completely misleading" in suggesting the birds would de scend on fields to the south. Distinct Benefit "The intensified irrigated agriculture that prevails in our district is not a detriment but rather a distinct benefit to waterfowl, because crop resi due provides abundant fall and spring feed," he said. Cushman was accompanied by Alvin Landis, an attorney, and Forrest Cooper, counsel for the district. Landis told the committee that the proposed legislation raised "serious legal and equitable problems" and would "seriously impair" the economy of the area without helping improve the water fowl habitat. TOUCHED BY OLDSTER Messina, Sicily-lUPIi-Nineta Sanfilippo, 18, said today she was overcome with "tender ness" when Salvatore De Simone asked her to marry him shortly after they were introduced at dance. She con sented. They will be married next week, the girl said. De Simone is 70. 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Gene M. - I thought snoring was mainly a matter for jokes, but now Carla nags me to death about doing something to end mine. Certainly it's not important enough to waste money on. It would be differ ent if I was sick or it had some serious effect on either of us. But her pestering is mainly because she has trouble sleep ing and won't look for the real cause. So she blancs my snores for waking her up. In stead she should take a long walk with me before retiring. She stays home, reads and falls asleep in a chair. Then, no wonder she awakens around 2 a.m. when I'm sleep ing soundly. She goes to sleep too early and with too many things on her mind. And if she wants to gel technical, she snores, too. But I don't mind. . Carla M. - Was ever a man so stubborn? We've been mar ried 11 years, and we live in a two-room apartment. If I had a soundproof cellcr, may be there'd be no problem. But Gene's snoring has grown worse in the past year and I can't even get him to admit that it's nosy enough to wake me up and prevent me from falling back to sleep. Once I get him to take my word for it that he sounds like leaky radiator at top pressure, maybe he'll see a doctor about what's blocking his breathing. Aside from the annoyance to me, he may have something wrong with his nose and it's getting worse. Maybe Gene is right that I'm sleeping more lightly and getting more sensitive. But that doesn't cure his snoring or his condition. I guess I'll have to make a tape recording for him to convince him. The Council: There are cer tain health problems, such as obesity and alcoholism, and now snoring, which used to be material for "good - naturcd" laughs. But it was the laugh ter of Byron's Don Juan who laughed in order not to weep. The topflight comics of today get their yocks via other sub jects than physical and men tal ailments. Naturally wo agree with Carla that Gene's snoring isn't funny As to whether it's cause for alarm, we may suggest that No-Win Policy Standing of Washington Baseball Club Affects National Economy Iff Gene invest the price of one office visit to his doctor to: (1) end Carta's nagging and (2) determine whether his snoring and mouth-breathing are due to a narrowing or blocked nasal passage. This latter can grovv worse, but also can be corrected by minor surgery. If the hisses and snorts arise from other causes, Carla is advised to quit nagging and to try to pinpoint the guilty sources. The good news is that most of them can be "dealt with." Since 23.000,000 Americans, one out of eight, are snorers. according to A.M. A. statistics; the activity has been the subject of much medical, psychological and commercial attention. Gene is too young to be snoring from lack of tissue tone, which assails the elderly offender. But his throat tis sues may be going slack from overwork, fatigue, obesity or general poor health. Or his nose and breathing structures may be interfered with by congestion due to allergies, colds, sinus disease. Each of the above-mentioned possibili ties has a self-evident treat ment. Does Gene snore only when sleeping on his back? Doctors have observed this to be true of many snorers. If so, there are Inexpensive gadgets avail able in sleep shops, which can keep him on his side - such as a ball attached to his pajama coat. If all else fails, Carla, you can always get earplugs. They won't eliminate the vibra tions, of course, but maybe you can learn to like the sound of somebody in the fam ily have a good night's sleep, even if it isn't you. By DICK WEST Washington -WPli- All sorts of theories and opinions are being offered these days to explain why the American economy isn't growing at a rate fast enough to please every body. Some y its be cause business has lost confi dence in the administration and the admin istration has lost confidence in Congress. Still others say it's because Congress has lost confidence in Billie Sol Estes. I have even heard it lid that it's because Peter Law- ford has lost confidence in Frank Sinatra. Apparently, however, it has not occurred to anyone, ex cept me, that it's because ev eryone has lost confidence in the Washington baseball team. Follow 'No Win Policy It must be obvious to even the most casual observer that the local club has been follow ing a "no win" policy and that its hitters have been "muz zled" at the plate. Perhaps you have heard those terms used in another context. That shows how in fluential baseball can be. Other cities have, of course, harbored chronic failures on the diamond. But only a per son living in the U. S. capital can appreciate how truly de pressing a ball club can be. I think the record will show that there hasn't been a pen nant here since Franklin Pierce was in office, or a first division finish since the ad ministration of Chester A. Ar thur. These years of frustration and despair are certain to have h a d a psychological impact, even on those who aren't base ball fans. And since this is the place where national policy is formed, the consequences are felt far beyond the ball yard. Affected by Game Suppose that a Treasury of ficial goes out to the park for a twi-night doubleheader. The next day he is spotted in the corridor by a couple of tour ists, who notice his pained expression. "Things must be worse than we thought," they tell each other. The word gets around and the next thing you know stocks have dropped another 10 points. Franklin D. Roosevelt sought to stimulate the econ omy in 1933 by telling the nation it has "nothing to fear but fear itself." It seems to me that a simi lar declaration by President Kennedy might help out in the present situation. He should go out to the stadium, stand resolutely on home plate and assert in ring ing tones that "you have noth ing to fear but the Yankees, Twins, Angels, Orioles, In dians, White Sox, Tigers, Red Sox and Athletics." City Police Check Two Car Collision A Medford man was in ured slightly as a result of a two-car collision about 9:27 a.m. Sunday at, Summit and Palm sis., according to Med ford city police. Fredrick Albert Hack worth, 48, of 439 North Grape St., complained of a pain in his chest and told officers he would consult his physician. The other driver Involved, Mable Clarence Vilarino, 36, of 3801 Military rd., was cited for failure to yield Ihe right of way. 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