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Park Grizzly Bears
Yellowstone Park, Wyo. -(UPH
Last summer two schol
arly brothers succeeded in
the ticklish task of attaching
radio transmitters to the necks
of two fierce 700-pound griz
zly bears.
This year, Montana State
university biologists John and
Frank Craighead are hoping
for a scientific payoff to their
little game of "bugging the
bear."
Purpose of the research
to trace the unknown habits
of the grizzly, which is dan
gerously close to extinction.
Civilization has reduced the
grizzly population to about
1.000, excluding Alaska. An
estimated 170 live in Yellow
stone park.
By "bugging'1 the bears,
the Craighcads listen on ra
dio receivers to "beeps,"
thereby plotting the move
ments, feeding and mating of
the huge animals. But the
brothers say their informa
tion may have more wide
spread importance.
Space scientists arc inter
ested in the deep winter
slumber of bears in hiberna
tion. A study of the blood
chemistry of grizzlies may
shed some light on hardening
of the arteries in humans.
The Craigheads believe this
should be a productive year
for statistics. The past three
years of their project have
been devoted mainly to find
ing s workable method of
handling the animals.
THUHSDAY. AUGUST 16. 1962
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON
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Virginia had 2,817 irrigated
acres in 1949 and five years
later increased the area to
21.803 acres.
REUNION Mordccai Barizlai, right, 65-year-old building
inspector of Tel Aviv, Israel, is greeted by his sister, Mrs.
Rose Spiegelman, of University City, Mo. Barizlai arrived
to celebrate the bar mitzvah of a nephew. The brother and
sister were separated when Rose, then 17, left Poland to
live in the United Slates. (UPI)
The Medkal Roundup
by
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Mayo Clinic
Frolehkor of
Mayo clinic
(Bctlsier and Trthun
MedlHnt
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Syndicau.
There is sufficient land in
Brazil to accommodate one
third to one-half the world's
population.
Chile's railways system ex
tends about 5,740 miles. There
are about 20,000 miles of im
proved highways.
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A Physician Looks
at Aulomobilt Accidents
t recently read in the Sta
tistical Bulletin of the Metro
polian Life Insurance Com
pany that each
year now
automobile ac
cidents lake
some 38.000
lives and in
flict disabling
injuries on an
a d d i t i o nal
1,400.0 0 0
persons. A
fourth of
Alvarci these deaths
occur to men in their prime of
life between the ages of 20
and 40 years.
Of late, the psychologists
studying the persons who are
prone to have automobile ac
cidents have learned if-at any
one who has been 3rrested
several limes for traffic vio
lations, or who has social
maladjustments, or has some
unfortunate trait of personal
ity, is the one most likely to
have trouble.
The first thought that
comes to a physician is that
the man who has auto acci
dents probably has a poor
muscular coordination or
slow reaction time, or poor
vision, but studies do not in
dicate that these defects are
the important ones. Also, it
has been found that "repeat
ers" (with a record of pre
vious wrecks) account for
only a small percentage of
the automobile accidents. In
Connecticut this number is
only 3 to 4 per cent.
It is the person who is in
clined to disregard traffic
regulations who is most like
ly to have a traffic accident.
Persons who never have been
given a ticket rarely have a
bad accident. In a certain
study it was found that the
number of accidents per dri- !
ver shot up from 0.167 for i
those who never had had a i
ticket to 1.001 for drivers I
who had had five tickets.
Speeding Highest Cause
A study in Iowa also
showed that anyone who has
two or three traffic violations
noted on his record is likely
some day tn have a bad auto
accident. "Speeding" has the
highest association with acci
dents; next comes "improper
passing" and "failure to ob
serve stop signs." Several
times in my life I have nar
rowly missed death when a
man drove rapidly out of a
side road without stopping as
he should have done before
entering a main highway. He
and I both had a very narrow
escape.
Several studies have
shown lhat persons who are
maladjusted and hostile and
unwilling to accept regula
tions are likely to have auto
accidents; also the 16-year-old
boy is decidedly accident
prone. This is particularly
true If the boy often is truant
from school, and has a record
of one or mnrp court offenses
some should be removed by
a surgeon, with the "strip
ping operation," but if they
are not causing any trouble
it may be thdt for a while
they can be left alone. An
expert on diseases of veins
may say that it would be bet
ter to get them out before
the system of valves is de
stroyed the valves that help
to keep the blood running up"
the leg and thigh.
The little spider veins are
against persons or properly. "" Y,""
... ..... . had better be left alone.
Such boys have little respect I Wnen , woman goes swim.
for the rights and lives of j mjngi she might hide them
other people. i from sight with a water-proof
A. rarh ovenino i ,.h ! covering preparation which
Quotes From the News
evening
hundreds of cars streaming
along one of the main streets
leading out of a big city, I
am impressed with the num
ber of drivers who are very
discourteous at intersections,
and who will not give up the
right of way to anyone. Often
they dash through just after
the light has turned red.
many such persons are to a
slight extent mentally ill. Ob
viously, some day our licens
ing agencies would do well to
refuse a license to every man
who has shown by his record
that he has no respect for
laws or regulations.
Varicose Vein Surgery
Hundreds of women ask
whether they should have an
operation on their varicose
veins not because the veins
are causing pain or swelling
of the ankles, but because
they look ugly. Usually 1 can
not hazard an answer because
the woman fails to tell me
whether she is talking about
the big, worm-like veins
under the skin of her legs, or
is talking about the little
"spider" dark-blue veins
under the skin on the outer
side of her thighs.
The big veins when trouble-
can be found at many beauty
counters and drug stores. It
is the covering preparation
that can completely hide a
"port wine" birth mark on
the face or arm.
For ,many, the hay fever
season is in full swing. To
better understand your al
lergy and for information on
how to treat it. read Dr.
Alvarez' booklet, "Allergy,
Asthma and Hay Fever." To
obtain it, send 25 cents and
a stamped, self-addressed en
velope with your request to
Dr. Walter- C: Alvarez. Dept.
MMT. The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
PAY HIKES NIXED
Vicksburg, Miss. -IIIPC- Sev
eral months ago Mayor John
ny Holland and Aldermen O.
J. Bori and Charlie Guion
voted to give themselves sub
stantial pay raises by amend
ing the city charter. Oppon
ents objected and filed a pe
tition that resulted in a spe
cial referendum on the ques
tion Wednesday. The voters
turned down the proposed pay
hikes by a margin of 1,587 to
1,464.
BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
Blacksburg, Va. U. S. rocket expert Wernher von
Braun, contendinglhat Russia's latest space flights failed to
show a technical breakthrough:
"I think to land a man on the moon and bring him back
needs rockets bigger than what they used. . ."
London William Hickey, a columnist for the London
Daily Express, suggesting that Queen Elizabeth may be dess
ing Prince Andrew in hand-me-down clothes:
"Could it be that the queen had Prince Charles' suit put
away for the day when it might be needed again? It it
reasonable enough after all the sort of thing any careful
mother would do."
Nominations Approved
For Kohler, Bohen
Washington-ilW-The Sen
ate Foreign Relations Commit
tee today approved the nomi
nations of Foy D. Kohler to
be new U.S. ambassador to
Russia, and Charles E. (Chip)
Bohlen as ambassador to
France.
San Francisco Amos Alonzo Stagg, the grand old man
of American sports, commenting on his birthday:
"I didn't think I'd make it. But I did. I'm 100 years old
today. Some way or other, it's hard to believe."
About 30 per cent of whole
sale trade in the U.S. is con
centrated in eight of the states
- New York. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin.
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Albany, Ga. Dr. Martin Luther King, appealing to ,his
followers at a mass integration meeting:
"Don't be afraid to die for that which is true and right.
It doesn't matter how long you live but how you live. Death
is not a period to life; it is only a comma that punctuates it."
MacArthur Says U. S. Future Bright
Washington-lUPH-Gen. Dou
glas A. MacArthur emerged
from a one-hour meeting with
President Kennedy today
"completely optimistic" about
the future world role of the
United States.
"Anyone who believes the
United States of America
does not have its future in
front of it should have his
brain examined," MacArthur
told reporters. "We are at the
beginning, not the end."
The former Pacific com
mander was here to receive
from Congress a certificate of
appreciation for his role in
World War II and the Korean
war. The President invited
him to drop by the White
House.
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NO. lllrifi
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF IMF.
STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK
SON COUNTY
In hc maltrr of thr estate of
MARK AHNKR GREFN. also known
as Ahbv Green, deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Ihal the above court has oppoint
rrt the urHtRinnecl executor of the
estnte of MARK AONER GREEN,
also known as Ahhy Green, de
ceased All persons having claims
Hiiiiint said rut iite arc hereby re
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proper voucheri within six months
from this dmr nl the offices of
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in c Med lord. Oregon.
hated and first published this
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executor
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NOTICE TO I ttnUTOHS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
the umtrrsiitned has been appoint
ed Administratrix of the Enlate1 rf
Roy Donald Fundcrbiirk deceased,
hv the Probate IV pari men I of the
Circuit Court of the. StAte of Ore
gon for J nek son County .
All persons bavins claims acalnst
.said estate are hereby required to
present the same, with proper
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the dile ot the first publication
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Dated and first published this
Ifilh of Aucust 1)K2
ALICIA GAl E FI NDERBI RK
Administratrix
NOTICF OF HE Mil NO ON
FIN M. At I Ol NT
No 10A 7
IN THE CIRCIMT COCRT OF T1IF
STATE (IF OFFC.ON FOR THE
LOI'MV OF JACKSON
PROBATE DEPARTMENT
In the Miiirr of the F.st of
HAROLD ANDREW SPRACIER
Deceased
Notice is hereby siven that the
uiHlerMiinrd have filed thrir final
account and report in the above
entitled estate and thai bv nn
order o( the circuit court of the
state ot Orcfion for the county of
Jackson, Probate Depat Intent the
hearing upon the same ha been
set for thr 10th rlay of September.
Iiiii in Circuit Courtroom No 2 of
'he Jackson County Courthoun? at
Med fori! Oregon, ai the hour of
10 on p ,-lo k a n
All peron!i bavins objection
thereto are herehv notified to pie.
sent the same on or before such
time The dair of first publication
of this noMce i th 9th dv of
August ti2
The Vniled Stale National
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