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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1960)
5 ' V I i MAIL TRIBUNE, MedforJ, Or. A Thursday, Jan. 28, 1960 Asian Flu Said Breaking Out Throughout U.S. Washington, (Science Serv ice) Reports of more cases of Asian flu are pouring into the offices of the Public Health service here. Asian flu is breaking out simultaneously through out the country, a U.S. PHS ad visor told Science Service. The outbreak does not appear to be sweeping from east to west or north to south in any particular pattern, Dr. C. C. Dauer of the National Office of Vital Statistics said. The so-called O-flu reDort- edly affecting Los Angeles county will probably reveal itself to be none other than the Asian culprit, Dr. Dauer said. Earlv reDorts from the Pacific Coast stated that health officials there had termed the virus Q-flu be cause it had not been identi fied. The Q stands for ques tion mark. The California Health department is now conducting tests to determine the identity of the virus, Dr. Dauer said. Nona in Europe Since there have been no reports of confirmed cases of influenza from Europe, PHS officials assume the virus now attacking Americans is "home-grown." To date, the health departments of Michi gan. Texas and Hawaii have isolated the influenza virus from specific cases. Califor nia Kentucky. Ohio. Wiscon sin and Utah state health de partments reported influenza like illness among large emuDs of nersons. Persons who develop the symptoms suffer from sore throat, fever and aching. , This outbreak comes as no surprise to PHS officials who last fall warned that Asian flu and other types of influ enza could be expected tnis winter. Mathematics Can Be Funr Speaker Says Ashland - A leading Cana Hian mathematician told an audience of Southern Oregon college students Wednesday that "we must show our students that mathema tics ic Avritini and fun if this country is to continue produ cing mathematicians and scientists. "The role of the mathema tician is to create new mathe matics," said Dr. Stephen A .Ta nnines, mathematics pro- fessor at the University of British Columbia, "and there is a tremendo'us amount of new mathematics being cre ated all the time. Dr. Jennings today gave the first of five lectures sched uled at SOC this week. The public is invited to the re maining lectures, according to Dr. Floyd L. Taylor, cnair man of the SOC mathematics department. Dr. Jennings spoke again this morning and will speak Friday morning, afternoon and evening. Court Records Carolyn D. Herburger. disobeyed traffic signal, vioiauon ox am 1 con sic iwc, David John Bergman, inadequate equipment. j.du. Donald Woodrow Atkinson, ais- Grover Alvin Roberts, violation of basic rule. S10. Theodore Henry Stamper, dis obeved traffic signal, $10. Mvrna Dean Dean, no vehicle registration plates displayed. $2.50. Evelyn jeanette con. aisooeyea traffic signal. 3iu. Evelyn Jeanette Scott, no opera tor's license in possession, $10. Nelle Marie Christensen, in adequate equipment, suspended fine. Dianne Marie Delorme. no ve hicle registration plates displayed, S2.50. Raymond Forest Cherry, dis obeved traffic sign, $5. Melvin Howard Franklin, im proper left turn, $5. Henry George Buzza, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. William Herman Aftring. inade quate equipment, $5. Peggy May Partsafus. violation of basic rule. $10. Raymond F.arl Rapp, disobeyed traffic signal. S10. Cassandra Eileen Thompson, vio lation of basic rule. $10. Jim McKester, disobeyed traffic Herbert ' Nell Merriman. dis- j Robert Vernon Hardy Jr., viola tion of basic rule, $10. Mary Louise House, violation of basic rule, $10. Champ Pitts, violation of basic rule. $10. James D. Cox, violation of basic El'vin Herman Pesenti, improper leu turn, 3. 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