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"- Sunday, Nov.' 15, 159
Medford Man
Named by Hatfield
Salem-CTD - Three appoint
ments were . announced by
Gov. Mark Hatfield Friday.
Robert Minear of Medford
was named to the Advisory
Committee on Education of
Migrant Children to succeed
Mrs. F. B. Lubken of Hood
River. She resigned.
Walter Lofgren, Astoria,
was . appointed to the State
Commission for the Blind and
succeeds Henry Sinner, Port
land, who resigned.
. Lloyd Griffiths of Salem
was appointed to the Em
ployees Suggestion Awards
Board to replace Melvin
Cleveland, Salem. Cleveland
resigned when he became
State Civil Service Director.
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SNOW COVERED The main street in Hel- was 37 degrees below zero at Butte, Mont.,
ena, Mont., is covered with snow as the and the warmest spot was Glasgow, Mont.,
whole state freezes. The lowest temperature with a frigid 6 degrees below zero.
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FIREMEN BUSY
'' Chicago -WTO- For the first
time iq world series history,
no starting pitcher was able
to go the distance in the 1959
classic between the Los An
geles Dodgers and Chicago
White Sox.
THAT GANG OF MINE ,
Hartford, Conn. - (DPS -Quentin
Napper, 17, was sent
to C h e s h i rie Reformatory
after his mother told a judge
"he's looking forward to going
there because his friends are
there." .
DRIVING HAZARD
Rutland, Vt. - (DPD - Morris
Viedoidofsky, 19, of Keene,
N. H., ran' his car off the
road and into a tree after his
pet kitten became wedged, be
tween the brake pedal and the
accelerator. '
Chemical Salesman !
Defends Spray Used
On Cranberries
Rieger Named Cashier At Roeue State Bank
Raymond E. Rieger has been j Rieger, who has been em
ployed as an insurance under
writer in the Los Angeles
area, joined tyie staff of the
bank in September 1959.
elected assistant cashier of the
Rogue Valley State Bank, ac
cording to Clarence Young,
president.
New York -HOT- Give your
cat a treat instead of a treat
ment. Tests conducted by
American Can Co. definitely
show that felines turn urst
to tuna, then to mackerel.
"My family will continue
to eat cranberries in spite of
the publicity on aminotria-
zole," a salesman tor the com
pany . which produces the
chemical spray, told the au
dience at the Oregon Weed
Conference Friday afternoon.
Clark Amen, Corvallis,
salesman for the American
Cyanamid company, said "it
should be stressed that this
spray does not produce acute
toxicity (not poisonous), nor
does it have a short-use tox
icity." .
"In experimental animals,
the amount of aminotriazole
that constitutes a lethal does
is so high that the product
may be said to be practically
devoid of acute toxicity," ac
cording to the prepared state
ment of the salesman read.
"One may conclude from the
extensive, evidence available
that it would be practically
impossible for an individual to
absorb a harmful dose of am
inotriazole from any small
number of exposures."
Inhibition or slowing down
of the thyroid gland's action
was the only specific harmful
effect noted when the chem
ical was fed to rats in a steady
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and uninterrupted dose over j
a lifetime of the animal, the j
release stated. j
"In some rats, the effort of i
the thyroid gland to compen- j
sate for this blocking action j
over a period of a lifetime, j
led to the development of thy- j
roid tumors, ; some of which j
were judged to be malignant," j
Amens read. - j
. wnen tne compound was
fed to the rats for a period
as long as 18 weeks, then re
moved, the rats, returned to!
normal. Dogs received the
same test without any visible
effects, Amen reported.
This inhibition of the thy
roid is an effect produced by
many chemical compunds in
cluding some compounds
which occur naturally in food
stuffs, and -some pesticide
chemicals for which residue
tolerances have been set, ac
cording to Amen.
Eventual development of
tumors required continous
daily absorption of aminotria
zole over a period equivalent
to many years of human life,
Amen pointed out
"We would have to con
sume 2Vfe to 3 pounds of the
actual chemical and that
would only kill about 50 per
cent of us. It would be almost
impossible to get that much
down," Amen said.
. The conference did not go
on record regarding the chem
ical and its relation to cran
berry spraying.
In a telephone conversation,
County Extension Agent
George Jenkins, Coquille, said
only a small percentage of
the cfanberry growers in his
area had used the chemical at
all and even a smaller per
centage had sprayed before
harvesting the berries. Ore
gon cranberries have a gross
income of about $50,000, he
said. Since this is the second
consecutive crop withheld
from the market many of the
growers may be hard hit fi
nancially, he noted. The Co
quille area crop is shipped to,
southwest Washington for
processing.
Phoenix Schools
Set Open House
Phoenix Phoenix schools'
fall open house has been
scheduled Nov. 17 and. 19,
school officials have an
nounced. .
" The elementary school will
be host to parents and friends
Nov. 17 from 7:30 until 9 p.m.,
when all rooms will be open.
John Myers, elementary prin
cipal, said that open house
provides an opportunity for
parents to become better ac
quainted with the school and
for teachers to become ac
quainted with the parents of
students. Refreshments will be
served in the school cafeteria.
The high school open house
will be held Thursday, Nov.
19. Parents will meet in the
high school gymnasium at 8
p.m. for a short musical pro
gram by Harry Kannasto, mu
sic director. .
Selections featured by the
band will be "Footlifter
March" by Fillmore; Handels
"Occasional Suite;" "Danse
Pavane" by John Cacavas; and
a pop tune entitled "Red Riv
er Rock."
Vocal numbers by the chor
us will be a modern European
folk tune, "Tzena, Tzena;" a
German folk tune, "I'd Enter
Your Garden;" and "We
Thank Thee, Lord."
Following the program,
parents will visit various
rooms and departments to
meet teachers and view the
displays of students' work.
Refreshments will be served
in the home economics room
under the supervision of Miss
Catherine Carter, iiome eco
nomics teacher.
Both the elementary and
the high school has invited
parents and friends in the
newly consolidated school dis
trict to attend the annual
event, Superintendent E. R.
James said.
Men Pinned Under
Flaming Vehicle
Coos Bay-(0PB-Two men, be
lieved residents of Kenne
wick, Wash., were killed
Thursday afternoon when
they were pinned under a
burning truck in the Roman
Nose logging area near here.
One of the victims wasi
identified as Orlando R. Cut-j
ler, about 50. His son, con-!
tacted in Kennewick, told po
lice a man named Morey Fo
ley had left for this area with
his father. Police said they
believed Foley was tiie sec
ond victim.
Both were were pinned tin
der a heavily loaded gravel
truck and trailer after the
vehicle had left a timber ac
cess road and careened down
a steep 500-foot bank and
burst into flames.
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