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Sunday, Auenitt 25, 1957 MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE FIFTEEK Monkeys Aid Study On Oxygen to Brain Chicago iW With the aid of monkeys, researchers at the Chicago Medical School and Mount Sinai hospital are trying to determine whether a change or deficiency in the supply of oxygen causes any brain dam age during heart surgery. The new techniques of heart surgery involve the use of the heart-lung pump or "artificial heart," and freezing, during which oxygen to the brain is reduced. The researchers also are using rats to determine whether a pre natal change in oxygen supply Larceny Indictment Dismissed in Court -J - ' Protland W A larceny indictment against Multnomah County -Deputy Sheriff George Minielly was dismissed here Fri day after the state said it did not have enough- evidence to prosecute. Circuit Judge Charles W. Red ding dismissed the indictment on motion of Assistant Attorney General Arthur G. Higgs. Mini elly was accused in the bill of participating in' an -iilegel raid on the home of Raymond F. Clark, an employee of racket eer James Elkins. Higgs said in his motion that Minielly was doing his duly when he conducted the raid and rightfully did not question the legality of the warrant issued by Judge John R. Mears. TERMINAL TO CLOSE Washington BB The Army announced that the Seat tle, Wash., Army Terminal, which has 860 employees, will close Oct. 1. The Army said 520 of the employees are expected to bg offered new jobs. can produce brain damage. , Rats will be subjected , to changes of oxygen and carbon dioxide during pregnancy, and their offspring will be studied for brain damage. I'T -1ST ff,A x, - p 1 I CAMPING OUT Chri and Buzz Curry of 504 Palm St. camp out for the day In a small park at North Oakdale and Ivy sis. Chris and Buzz were just a few of a number of children who took to camping out under the small park's shade trees during Thursday's 95 de grees, i Three Persons Injured, in Crashes Friday, Saturday Three persons were injured in a series of auto accidents in Med- ford Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Esther Cook, 36, of 815 Narregan St., and Donald Wayne Greaves, 17, of 716 West 13th st., wert treated and released at Rogue Valley hospital Friday evening after their cars were in volved in an accident at the m tersection of Kenyon st. and Melrose ave. Police said the accident oc curred about 7:25 p.m. Medford Ambulance took the injured drivers to the hospital. Edward Charles Poleskl. 57 Summit ave., was treated and released from the Rogue Valley hospital where he was taken by the Medford Ambulance service following car accident. Aecordine to police. Poleski apparently "blacked out" while driving his car in the alley at Eighth and Peach sts. The car hit th fence at the end of the alley, police said. 1 Bus InTolrtd A Greyhound bus and two au tos were involved in an accident at Riverside ave. and 12th st. about 9:15 p.m. Friday. The bus was operated by Raymond B. Klinefelter, Redding, Calif. Leo Donald DeMello, Ashland, and William Gilbert Holmes, 2439 Howard ave., were driving the other vehicles, police said. Early Saturday morning, cars driven by Duane McKinley Ross and Cecil Charles Heard, route S. box 74, Medford, collided on North Central ave. Police re ported the collision was about 7:45 p.m. between Maple and Jackson sti. Ross was cited for following too close, police said. An accident at the intersection of North Riverside ave. and Highway 62 occurred about 5:40 p.m. Friday, officers reported. Drivers of the two cars were Max Eugene Hite, 1597 Camp Baker rd., and Edith May Case, Heppner, Ore. At noon Friday, cars driven by Loraine O w n d, 329 Ross Lane, and Sadie B. 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