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an attack by CO. Persons who drive with faulty exhaust systems ire following a dangerous practice.
CO’s danger signals are a tightness across the forehead, throbbing in the temples, tSiredgess, weakness, dizziness, nausea, loss of muscle control and speeded up pulse and breathing.
With the severe winter weather we are having in Rappahannock and surrounding areas it is wise to follow these safeguards against CO poisoning:
1. Never allow your automobile's exhausit system to .become faulty. f. 2. Never start your automobile in a closed garage.
3. Never stay in a closed, stationary car with the motor run-) ning.
4. Always keep a window open when the engine is running, and in slow moving, closely spaced traffic, keep air intakes in the front of your car closed to guard against CO from the exhaust fumes of other vehicles.
5. If you Or any of your passengers feel drowsy, stop, get out and get fresh air.
Birth Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reil are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son, Derek Allen, bom Thursday, January 19 at Warren Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Reil is the former Miss Lena Mae Williams.
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