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O O THURSDAY. JUNE t. 1960 -THURSPAT. JUNE , rglt 4 . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDHDI. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE, Drug Given in Water of Rats Curbs Pregnancy London (Science Service) - A chemical that has the ear marks of an oral contracep tive has been tested on rats and it works. But here is the catch. Scientists have not been ble to find out in which sex the drug acts. Dr. W. G. Spector of the University College Hospital Medical School here found that fairly high doses of the drug in the drinking water of rats would prevent all preg nancies. Not only the females but also the males drank the water since they had to bo in the same cage at the same time to test the pill's effects. The biggest problem at the moment seems to be finding a way to separate the drink ing water supplies with hand ling the animals so much that their normal mating behavior is disturbed. Constricts Blood Vessels It may be safe to say the drug, l-methyl-2-phenoxy- ethyl hydrazinum, acts in the female, Dr. Spector reports in the journal Nature. It is capable of constricting blood vessels and such an occur rence would prevent the uter ine wall from preparing for pregnancy. On the other hand, there is also reason to believe that the drug may affect the hor mone balance associated with fertility in the male or preg nancy in the female. Regardless of how and where the drug acts, it is safe. Dr. Spector said It had been given to rates in doses twice as large as the effective dose for several months, and there were no delectable side effects. Launched Satellites Are Not Forgotten Dahlgren, Va. - The satel lites scientists have shot off into space are gone but not forgotten. The U.S. government is op erating a Space Surveillance System here which keeps track of all the metal man has sent into orbit. Scientists here who track the satellites also predict their future locations. It's all part of the system to insure the U.S. is continually aware of all objects, both friendly and hostile, in orbit, passing over the North Amer ican continent. Keeping score? Here's the rundown on all rockets, Rus sian and American, in orbit now: Explorer I, the third stage of Vanguard I, Vanguard I, Sputnik III, Vanguard H, the third stage of Vanguard I, Ex plorer VI, the final stage of Explorer VI, Vanguard III, Explorer VII, the final stage of Explorer VI and Discoverer VIII. Deceased Fiddler Man Behind Midas Wasliington-(Sciencc Serv ice) - The man behind the launching May 24 of a Midas Satellite bearing an infrared detection device: Sir William Herschel, a Bath, England, fiddler and composer. In 1800, in his spare time he experimented with a ther mometer and a glass prism that divided white light into rainbow prism. He observ ed that the temperature rose higher in red light than in blue. When he placed the ther mometer just outside the red end of the visible spectrum, he found the thermometer went even higher. He guessed there must be an invisible light (infrared) that made the temperature rise. On this sim ple discovery, all Infrared de vices are based. Jiffy-Sew! Wkscat. lie i Mm- 7046 SIZES J-10 J Jiffy-sew a dress from rem nants for summer or school. A pretty party dress too, with puffed sleeves and embroi dered collar. Send now and make both versionsl Pattern 7041): Child's Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Pattern pieces, transfer. Stat site. Send Thirty, five cinti (coins) for this pattern add 6 cents for each pattern for lst-class mailing. Send to Medford Mall Tribune, House hold Arts Dept., P. O. Box 188, Old Chelsea Station, New York 11, N.Y. Print plainly Name, Addreit, Pat tern Number, Sin. JUST OUT! Our New 18(H) Alice Brooks Needleeraft Book contains THREE FREE Patterns. Plus Ideas galore for home furnishings, fashions, gifts, toys, bazaar sellers-ex citing unusual designs to crochet, knit, sew, embroider, huck weave, quilt. Be first with the newest send 25 cent nowl 9 , Tests Indicate Cues Strengthen Observance Los Angeles (Science Serv ice) - Under certain condi tions, subliminal techniques may strengthen the way ob servers feel aooui wnai uiey see, Drs. Michael Goldstein and Richard Barthol of the University of California, Los Anpeles. have found. They experimented with in cidental (subliminal) stimuli amog groups of college stu dents. One group was shown slides of human figures en gaged in some sort of activ ity. Positive words such as success, laugh, happy, love were briefly superimposed on some of the slides. In another group, negative words such as failure, cry, anger and hate were superim posed on the same group of slides. Slides Out of Focus The same experiments were repeated in other groups with slides out of focus so that they were fuzzy, but hu man figures were still identi fiable. Students In all groups were asked to tell a story about each slide. The stories were tape recorded. Analysis of tne stories inai- cated that in groups viewing slides in focus there was no apparent subliminal influence on stories about the snacs, Among those viewing "fuzzy" slides there was an influence, with the positive group tell ing positive toned stories and vice versa. Subjects did not recall seeing the briefly sup erimposed words. May Influence Perception The UCLA psychologists In terpreted these results to mean that when people are viewing pictures with strong visual cues, subliminal "mes sages" do not get through. But if the cues are not strong, In cidental stimuli, even though brief, may influence the tone of the general perception of of the pictures meaning. Tiros Slows Down; May Need Boost Wasliington-(Science Serv icc)-Tiros' spin, which keeps the weather satellite stable In orbit, is slowing down. Within a few days, the satel lite may need a rocket boost signaled from the ground. The radio signal will set off small rockets attached to Tiros. These are designed to set Tiros spinning again When Tiros was launched April 1, the National Aero nautics and Space Adminis tration expected the spin-up would be required every 20 days. But nearly two months have passed without the satel lite's spin slowing to the point where spin-up was necessary, Now, however, it has slow ed to just over nine revolu tions per minute. At about nine rpm it must be speeded up or it will be In danger of tumbling. The tumbling would turn Tiros' cameras away from the earth so that its cameras could not take pictures of earth's cloud cover as intended. 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Mark Hatfield's mandate to the Public Welfare Commis sion to move Its headquarters staff of some 155 out of the State Office building in Port land by the summer of 1961. He wants them in the Capitol Mall by then and told the staff to got busy now with plan ning. Brickbats have been logged so far from various Portland groups; members of the Legis lature, including some Repub licans; professional welfare groups, and from the welfare agency itself. Hatfield Convinced Hatfield is taking it calmly because he is convinced the plan Is in the state's best in terest. Several other agencies have been told to expect orders for shifting their headquarters to Salem, when space becomes available. These include the Health Department in Port land and the State System of Higher Education in Eugene. Hatfield emphasizes, however, each move will be considered on its own merits and will not be made if there are "com pelling reasons" against it. Chancellor John R. Rich ards of the state system said he has been Informed by state officials here that movement of the higher education staff to Salem would be a "physical impossibility" for five years. A staff of 16 is involved at Eugene. Richards added he assumes the move will also involve his 32-member comp troller staff at Corvallis; Reason Explained Hatfield put out a state ment May 23 telling why he thinks the walfare move is sound A footnote adds that only Delaware, Nevada and Ore gon established headquarters for state welfare agencies out side their capitals. Misunderstanding Proponents say there has been a misunderstanding about what Hatfield wants to do, but It may be his own fault. He made a facetious crack at a Board of Control meet ing sometime back about sell. Ing the State Office building in Portland because it Is al ways under repair. He later said he was kid ding, but not until the state ment had been circulated throughout the state. 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Lucerne Party Pride Just a little bit richer ond oh how tatty. Seven refreshing flavors to choose from. V4 ' Gallon 79 69 "Vi Gallon J 'SJW Los AngeleMScience Serv ice) - Valuable archaeological sites uncovered by freeway building operations in Cali fornia are being protected by a unique cooperative program among two state agencies and tne university of California. The program involves th. State Division of Highways, Division of Beaches and tSavIra r. 4 U n TTfIT A A 1 1. The state constitution li-i ..4l "Bett'er coordination. ' B. Mo- 3. Anticipation of a lesser f ... nt uifara nnmnrwi Here Is the oroblem: Sev turnover. Ieral years ago It became ap- The "high rate"ot turnover parent xnai me vast call- In Portland "is due In no lorma mgnway mmauag pro- small measure to the higher imnm. uury lorever mobility of metropolitan pop- many of the sites ol Call- 1 ulatlon," the statement Bays. "rnla s prehistory and early It adds that Salem has 'al- nnvnry umtw nomevnmg w ways provided a relatively done to record and preserve stable labor supply . . ." l"me of the remains. The, 4. Saving In costs. For In- IP r o b 1 em was particularly stance, other state offices In acute in southern California, Portland now paying private whose coastal region, the site rental can move into the va- of major highway programs, cated welfare spaces. I archaeologlcaUy rich. Here is tne way u is Deinf , solved: Whenever possible the . UCLA Archaeological Survey is furnished with maps on which projected rights-of-way are plotted. Th. right-of-way is then explored by an archaeological crew. Few Siles Missed Occasionally a few sites are missed during the initial sur vey or there is not time for thorough study before high way construction starts. when a bulldozer turns up evidence of a missed site the word is flashed to Sacramen to and then back down to UCLA. Shortly afterward a special 'emergency" arch a e o 1 0 g y crew Is in the field retrieving ancient cultural remains from the path of the roadbullders. A similar program is being , negotiated by UCLA with pipeline building organlza-, tlons. v Comet Reinmuth Is Rediscovered Washington-fScience Serv ice) - The Comet Reinmuth, visible from earth every sis years, has been rediscovered by Dr. Elizabeth Roemer at the U. S. Naval Observatory, Flagstaff, Ariz. The comet is of 19th magni tude, too faint to be seen ex cept by photography with a large telescope. It Is expected to brighten only to 13th mag nitude by fall, still too faint to be seen without telescopie aid. It is located in the con stellation Sagittarius, which Is low in th. southeastern sky. News of th. comet's redis covery, at 1:30 a.m. (p.s.i.) May 22, was sent from Har vard College Observatory. clearing house for astronomi cal Information in th. West ern Hemisphere. 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