lO MAIL TRIBUNE, Medford, Or.
. A . Sund.iy, Nov. 8, 1959
Color Delineators
To Be Used on
Freeways in Stale
Salem-Color coded delinea
tors are being used to guide
traffic on Oregon Interstate
highways, according to W. C.
Williams, state highway engi
neer. The delineators are white
reflectors mounted on white
posts at 200-foot intervals
. along the right hand edge of
through roadways, and yel
low reflectors on yellow col
ored posts along acceleration
and deceleration lanes at interchanges.
Easily visible by day, the
.. same delineators are equipped
with three inch prismatic re
flectors which, under normal
weather and atmospheric con
ditions, can be seen for a dis
tance of 1,000 feet at night
when they are iluminated by
the upper beam of standard
automobile headlights.
Inierchangw .
On deceleration and accele
ration lanes and the ramps of
interchanges the delineators
are spaced at 100-foot inter
vals. The state highway- de
partment paints the posts a
bright yellow for, daylight
recognition, and equips each
post with a pair of yellow re
flectors for recognition at
night.
The change from single
white to double yellow reflec
tors make it clear to the mo
torist that he is approaching
a point of exit from the free
way, Williams said. He added
that triple amber reflectors
-are used to mark the end of
acceleration lanes when en
tering the freeway. These are
placed so the viewer has ade
quate time to adjust to tne
flow of main highway traffic.
' The design of the delinea
tors was developed by the
American Association of State
Highway Officials and the
U.S. bureau of public roads,
Successful Results of
New Drug Are Reviewed
sure which does not respond
Successful results in clinical
trials of a new drug for lower
ing high blood pressure have
been reported by the Veterans
administration.
Doctors administering the
drug, guanethidine, to patients
at two VA hospitals said it
had a potent effect in reduc
ing high blood pressure, simi
lar to the effects of ganglionic-
Diocjung drugs now in use
against the disease, but did
not produce the undesirable
reactions that these drugs do.
Dr. Edward D. Freis of the
Washington, D.C., VA hospital
and his co-researcher, Dr. Ed
ward D. Frohlich of George
town university school of med
icine, said 15 patients of the
Washington VA hospital re
ceived a daily dose of guane
thidine by mouth for periods
varying from four to nine
weeks. .
Richmond Hospital
Dr. David W. Richardson
and Dr. Eugene M. Wyso.of
the Richmond, Va., VA hos
pital said 25 patients with
high blood pressure there re
ceived the drug daily by
mouth, in pill form, over
period of 4Vz months.
Dr. Freis and Dr. Frohlich
noted some undesirable ef
fects of guanethidine, includ
ing aiarrnea. However, no
case was considered serious
and the diarrhea was readily
controlled by medication
The Richmond VA hospital
team said the only possible
harmful effects of guanethi
dine were those that could be
expected from lowering the
blood pressure - chiefly dizzi
ness while the patient is
standing.
Suitable For Patients
Dr. Freis and Dr. Frohlich
said their findings suggest
guanethidine probably is suit
able for patients with severe
and resistant high blood pres-
Salem (UPD -Public Utility
Commissioner Jonel C. Hill
has approved the n am e
chance of Consolidated
Freight Lines to Consolidated
Friffhtwavs ' Corporation of
Delaware. '
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Printed Pattern 9426: Wom
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46, 48. Size 36 outfit: 6?
yards 39-inch.
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613 E. MAIN PH. SP 3-5345
1 Block East 'of Hawthorne Park
Open Sundays and Holidays
1 0 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Weekdays 8:30 . - 10 p.m.
Checks Give Clue
To Death of Man
Gooding, Idaho - (DPT - Ten
travelers checks worth $200
Saturday provided the first
new clue in the baffling case
of a slain Portland, Ore., man
whose body was found near
here Aug. 24. 1 ;
Gooding county sheriff s of
ficers said the FBI had in
formed them the checks were
cashed in the Los Angeles
area four days after Dr. John
Hunt, 37, was found dead.
The FBI is checking for
latent fingerprints in Wash
ington, D.C and the results
should be known soon. Au
thorities fear however, too
many persons handled the
checks in the time before they
were found.
URGES WORLD JUDICIARY
Wilmington", Del.-OJPD-Pres-
ident Charles S. Bhyne of the
American Bar Association
says world peace can only
be achieved if law replaces
brute force as a means of
ettling international dis
putes. In a speech pre
pared to the Delaware Bar
Association, Rhyne urged all
attorneys to work toward
achievement of a workable
world judiciary.
satisfactorily to use of another
drug, chlorothiazide, or to
chlorothiazide in combination
with small doses of two other
drugs, hydralazine and reser
pine. Dr. Freis and Dr. Frohlich
reported their findings in the
August, 1959, issue of The
Medical Annals of the District
of , Columbia. Their study is
supported in part by a grant
from the United States public
health service.
- A report of the effective
ness of guanethidine in lower
ing blood pressure was pub-,
lished in the July, 1959, issue
of The Virginia M e d i c a 1
Monthly, and additional in
formation on the effects of the
drug on the rate of blood flow
through the heart and kidneys
was presented by Dr. Richard
son before the American
Heart association,
Heirloom-Worthy
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Set your table or buffet
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fully arranged against lacy
mesh.
Tulips, pansies, roses-ever-
blooming! Pattern 7487:
charts, directions for scarf 36,
40, or 50 inches in No. 50.
Matching chair set, Pattern
7169. . ' .
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(coins) for each pattern-add
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lst-class mailing. Send to Med
ford Mail Tribune, Household
Arts Dept., P.O. Box 168, Old
Chelsea Station, New York
11, N.Y. Print plainly NAME,
ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER.
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OVER THE tOP Domiciliary members
participated this year in the United Med
ford Crusade and helped to send the fund
collected at the Camp White VA station
over the top. Mike Tanzell, section one,
handled the campaign among the domi
ciliary members. Here he is shown with
Jack Riley, home member, (left) at the din
ing hall entrance making the. collections on
"pay day." Mark Bogart, of the dental "
service, chairman, and Byron Puhler, of
- supply, cochairman, made their final report
to Manager H. C. Herzog last week.
, (George Green Photo)
Plywood Prices
Take $4 Decline
Portland - (UPD - Plywood
prices experienced a $4 drop
Friday to reach the $64" level
for the second time since
World War II.
Some industry sources were
predicting mill closures be
cause of the price tumble.
. The previous post-war low
for quarter-inch A-D index
grade sanded plywood was
reached in February and April
of 1958 when the price fell to
$64.
Major producers attributed
the falling prices to a slow
demand for plywood coupled
with a record high production
Industry spokesman said the
$64 level would result in most
plants selling plywood at below-cost
levels.
NUTS CAUSE SURGERY
Memphis, Tenn. -CPD- Doc
tors have operated on 21-month-old
Brian Lee Knippe
to remove part of his
right lung where particles of
peanuts, which he had eaten,
were lodged. The . child was
reported in satisfactory con
dition following surgery.
WOOD PADDLE
London (UPD Mrs. Jean
Wood, 27, won a divorce
on grounds her husband's
treatment of her consti
tuted a "gross i n d i g n i t y."
What Wood did was to take
Mrs. Wood over his knee and
spank her.
1 Among United States' com-
mercial fish catches in 1958
shrimp was the most valuable,
212 million ponnds worth
$74,500,000.
In an average day in 1958,
86,300,000 Americans talked
about something they had
read in the newspapers.
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plain color bottoms..-
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values. -
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Warm knit cotton snuggies in pink. Thigh
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Boys' or girls' guilt lined car coats with hoods.
Entirely washable. Sizes 2, 3 and 4 in red,
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99'
Fall Handbags
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New fall prints in Va length sleeve. Sixes 12Vi to 22a.
Ladies Quilted Housecoats
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