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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13. 1962 B 7 Machines Made . ffiff BOWL I Anchor Hoeking-5 in.-Heal Proof SUNSHINE Asparagus Spears FOSTORIA ELECTRIC CORN POPPER 2 Qt. Capacity No Stirring No Shaking SHREDDED WHEAT For Diagnosis at Medical School "Mity Fresh" Fresh Frozen MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON 3 S S ar.:3fcr-W- I 2r aJMii 19 ;.;. 1 S oi. fTmmM & I I "3- W $4i98 Corn on the Cob Bulk Local dozen 37' Carrots Best for juice and vary um Lunch 7 Box Oranges Yellow Onions Red Velvet Yams Avocados C 251b. $169 I bag Medium Size III lb. lb U.S. No. 1 Medium and large Siia U.S. - NO. for a .alid treat 2;25c 2:25c PILISBURY LEMON PINEAPPLE ANGEL CAKE MIX 2S CUT-RITE THE PLASTIC THAT CLINGS PLASTIC WRAP 12 ,100.1,. Ron m MITY-FRESH-FRESH FROZEN SPECKLED 1 BUTTER BEANS m p.iy Ba. 39 NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE ... 4R.npk 2i PHEASANT CHOICE WHOLE KERNEL COM s. 899 CARNATION AA LARGE EGGS d. 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" 1 : ' . : . n mmmm ii-,, i.IIuUMux.qMJ HIUUmMtfttffBf TVDOL MOTOR OIL SAE 20 wt. SAE 30 wt. 3 & $a nmUMRBBtiBeiieaM 00 It EG. 3c 25 TABLETS ALKA-SELTZER . 44c REG. $1.10 ECONOMY SIZE JERGEI1S LOTION 77c REG. 19c MACLEAN'S TOOTH PASTE 33c VI.JON ONE EACH DAY VITAMINS - 88c REG. SI. 00 GILLETTE SUPER BLADES 69c BAND AIDS 49c REG. S2.00 RICHARD HUDNUT Home Permanent tax,,. 99c REG. lie CREST OR STRIPE TOOTHPASTE- 66c DUPONT DELUXE LUSTRE-CREME TOOTH BRUSH 19c Vi-Oz. Bottle 9C VALUES TO I9t AUOBTrn COMBS 3c REG. 32c DR. ELLIS WAVE SET , 2 '-44c CAROL LEE BUBBLE BATH 49c REG. 39c JOHNSON & JOHNSON BABY OIL 39c REG. 59c Q-TIPS 49c REG. 17c SIZI BRYL CREAM 59c By JAMES J. DOYLE Unittd Praia International Portland, Ore. UPD When the University of Oregon Medical school funs into an apparent blank wall in treat men or diagnosis because there is no machine for a cer Wn Job, it takes the easy way out. It invents one. This is the job of the school's research instrument department. George Johnson and his staff specialize in de veloping new machines, tech nological aids that have never before been made. This is one of the reasons why the words "medical dis covery" at the school have become a pat phrase. Johnson, an electronics en gineer, and his staff of. bi ologists, machinists, an elec tronics expert and an instru ment repair man, have turned many a doctor s wishes into realities. Instruments Acclaimed Johnson says the average job takes about six months, from conception to comple tion. Some jobs take as much as 18 months. Some of their medical instruments have won national and world-wide acclaim. There are several machines in the works at present. One is a fetal heart rate recorder . for the hospital's obstetrics department. It will, when completed, continuously monitor the heart beat of an unborn baby. Johnson says the machine separates the baby's heart beat from that of the mother and can be used instead of x-ray to determine the exis tence of twins. But it will be used mainly during labor to ' check on the baby's heart beat. Another machine, developed by Dr. Charles T. Dotter or the radiology department, gives a direct and continuing reading of a patient's blood pressure. This machine eliminates time-consuming conversion of blood pressure figures and gives the anesthesiologist a constant check of the patient during surgery and recovery. Psychiatric Computer One of the most interesting of the department's works is a computer used in psychia tric interviews. It measures the time it takes for a patient to answer a question, his number of interruptions and how long he takes. The machine was developed for Dr. Joseph D. Matarazzo, chairman of the department of medical psychology. It was hailed by the New Yorker, tongue in cheek, as "one of the computers that may some day replace doctors." The information it records is tabulated and gives the doctor immediate results to aid him in helping his patient. Another machine helps the biochemistry department bet- ter understand how oxygen in the air supports life and how food is transformed into body energy. This machine is geared to stop ac'.lon for study at l'lOOO of a second. One of the machines, to measure the oxygen content of the blood during heart sur gery, is being manufactured commercially. Many other machines are under development, some large for large jobs, others to cover minute details, all to help doctors give better care. REMINGTON AMMUNITION Cashier Window Services Reg. 4.75 - 30-06 $3.99 Reg. 3.75 - 30-30 $3.19 Reg. 3.85 - 32 Wincherter Special $3.39 Reg. 4.75 - 270 Winchester $3.99 Reg. 4.00 - 250 Savage $3.49 Reg. 4.75 - 308 Wincheiter $3.99 Reg. 4.75 - 303 British $3.99 Reg. 4.60 - 300 Savage $3.99 FILM DEVELOPING IOX YEAR AROUND LAY-AWAY PLAN Free Gift Wrapping and Greeting Cards for ell occasions Hunting and Fishing licenses Checks Cashed e Money Orders Postage Stamps Bottle Return Philce TV and Radio Tubes at 40 Discount G-f Floor Polisher 4 Waxer Rental 77c a Day THE m Hi CORNER JACKSONVILLE HI WAY AND LOZIER LANE Deer Is High Priced Texas Range Animal Austin, Tex. - roPB - The highest priced four-footed ani mal on the Texas range per pound is a deer, wildlife ex pert Garner Fuller reports. Considering hunting equip ment, hunting lease prices nd licenses, "the going price for a deer in the Trans-Pecos county of Texas is $125. If you kill one that weighs 125 pounds, that is a dollar a pound on the hoof," Fuller says, adding that most deer bagged are lighter than 125 pounds. Cscape System Takes 2.7 Seconds To Work San Antonio, Tex. (tTPD In less time than it takes to read this sentence a new Air Force escape system can eject a pilot from the cockpit of hit fighter plane and have him rinnfflint In itup. at tho hnt. torn of a parachute. A report by Lt. Col. Louis T. Johnson Jr. of the U.S. Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine puts the operation al time of the new escape sys tem at 2.7 seconds. BACK TO EARTH Rock Island, III. - (11PD - Two University of Illinois coeds were charged with disorderly conduct Wednesday for work ing their way up In the world. Police said Molly Craesy, 19, and Sue Larson, 20, were ar rested halfway through thir climb up the Rock Island water tower. About 21 of 100 rail work ers are in train service.
