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14 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ort Wed., Feb. 13, 1952 Ignoring Of Subpeno Draws Fin On Actress LOS ANGELES I Screen Act ress Anne Sterling has until lale Tuesday to pay a $50 line imposed Monday for failure to respond to a subpena as the star witness in a grand theft trial. Superior Judge Jesse J. Framp (on held her in contempt Monday and informed her that she must serve one day in the county jail for every $10 of the fine not paid. Miss Sterling wept and said she had tried to be here for the trial but was grounded in San Francisco on a flight from Vancouver, Wasti. She had accused Yolanda Ruth Llliott, fashion designer, of steal ing a $2,000 fur from her apart ment. Previously, the court had re buked five film stars who did not appear as defense character wit nests. They are Victor Mature, Joan Crawford, Jimmy Durante, Lana Turner anil Jane Russell. The trial of Miss Elliott has beea (m'.linued until Feb. 18. Douglas Community Hospital Observes First Anniversary (Continued from Page 7) total of $299,170 brought to Rose bur? as outside income. Insurance, of course, must be paid for. The total return in payroll and pur chases in 11 months amounts to 37 per cent of the original invest ment. From a humanitarian standpoint, in 11 months of operation total of 2,779 patients have been admitted for a total of 14.832 patient days. The average patient admitted re mains five and three-tenths days. ,he wo,t,,, tiflflest itt,e ranfle miwm "THRIFTY-30" ELECTRIC RANGE J S3 Ifs a completely new idea In electric ranges big in everything that counts, yet only 30 Inches wide. The giant oven will bake 6 pies at once hold the biggest turkey or roast and cooks at surprisingly low cost. See It today. See all the other features, too. 50 183 While They Last lifetime Porcelain finish Inside and out Radiantube 5-Speed Cooking Units High-Speed, waist-high Broiler Sliding,' adjustable, tip-proof shelves Heavy Insulation on all 6 sides One-piece, porcelain on steel oven construction dwpquaMiUmi ROSEBURG 120 West Oak, Dial 3-5574 SUTHERLIN Central & Stare, Ph. 2988 Broken down 837 patients have been admitted for surgery, 697 for medical treatment and 520 mo thers. Total babies to Jan. 31 was 524. Coincidental, on the 11th month anniversary the 500th baby was born. The first day the hos pital opened, 26 patients were ad mitted. The third day of operation the hospital was filled to capacity, and has remained full with a few days exception. Statistics indicate a 98.3 per cent occupancy average. Outpatients Treated In addition to bed patients 3.262 outpatients have been treated. This includes X-ray studies or treat ment, laboratory studies, surgical procedures and emergency care. ' As to services and equipment, a recent comment, "For a small hospital I have seen none that are better equipped and staffed than this one," was made by several hospital men, insurance represen tatives and others inspecting the hospital. Equipment such as the X-ray therapy unit are found usual ly in only the larger centers. Since Roseburg has a resident radiolo gist, installation of the equipment was requested. In addition there Is complete diagnostic X-ray deDartment head ed by a radiologist and under whose direction there Is a regist ered X-ray technician. The labor atory is directed by a pathologist who specializes in the study of tissues and diseases, and under him is a laboratory technician. These two departments provide the doctor with complete diagnostic fa cilities vital to his practice of med icine. Equipment Listed The obstetrical department Is equipped with four incubators and beds for 14 patients. Included is an isolation nursery for babies that develop contagious conditions. There is a separate formula room. The medical-surgical wing can ac comodate 37 persons. Hospital cap acity has been increased to 49 by turning the solarium into a five bed ward. All other rooms are either two beds or private. All pa tient rooms, including obstetrical beds and nursery, are furnished with oxygen outlets piped to a central oxygen manifold. There is also a nurse-patient communica tion system. The surgery wing is complete with a central supply for sterile supplies, emergency room, two surgeries and delivery room. A 'record department is main tained to compile and keep records of each patient, his care and treat ment. Many times from this in formation, combined with infor mation of like cases, causes of an unknown disease are discovered and later a cure effected. The dietary department is headed by a registered dietician. Each patient is provided with a menu and allow ed to select his food for the meals each day unless he is on a special diet. New Equipment Installed Shortly after the hospital was opened, a new piece ot equipment, an oxygen lock, was installed. This machine was designed primarly to treat babies afflicted with itelec- Styled to be your pride and joy... jpowewsd to spoil MOM Jor amy of her car HUDSON HOtNET CWI COUM HUDSON. Al HAR0IOP STYUNO gm I I II I I Ml t " FABULOUS Hudson Hornet There's new Hudson -Aire Hnrdtop Styling, , and exciting power for both the TTudson Hornet and its new, lower-priced running mate, the npectaculnr HUDSON WASP FOUR GREAT SERIES wild prim beginning km, H low.it. coit field Pabutoui Hwdiofl Hom.t, luNurloui Commodore Eight and Six, Spocloeulor Mudion Woip, Thrifty Pac.molc.r- If arailaWa wild Hydn-Matit DnVo. (Or.tlon.1 .1 n mi.) flt.nfUnt trim ind other .pMnAmtlnn. and ocOMorwa fubjoct to Chang, without noltr. 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This equipment was responsible recently for saving the life of a baby, its doctor reports. Provided recently is a post sur gery recovery room. One and, when necessary, two rooms have been set aside for the exclusive use of caring for surgery patients for their first 24 hours out of sur gery. In these two rooms are con tained necessary drugs and equip ment and are staffed with compet ent nurses. . One subject everyone is Interest ted in, is "What does it cost when I go to the hospital," said McAlvin. Per day rates are $11.50 for a two bed ward, including general nur sing care, food and bed. But, he explained, this is quite disillusion ing because of additional costs for services, medicine and supplies that a patient may not know of until ready to leave. Because of this it is not possible to compile, per patient day costs, he explained.' This average cost is $20.03 per day, but includes all types of pa tients, surgery, medical, obstetri cal and convalescent. For some the cost is in excess of this amount. For others, it is less. - Extra Charges Listed - As for extra charges, drugs ave rage $3.69, including adminisira tion of penicillin, streptomycin, ACTH and other "wonder" drugs; $1.41 for laboratory costs and $3.42 for administration, x-ray, house keeping, maintenance, surgery and operation. In answer to the question: Is the hospital paying its way the best answer, said McAlvin is to refer back to the start of the hospital project. At the time application was made for federal assistance, the hospital board had to' assure the federal government that it would have sufficient capital to maintain and operate for two years. The only solution acceptable to the government was for the business men of Roseburg to sign security pledges. To date not one of these pledges has been called for. While some money was bor rowed to retire the building ob ligations, this will be paid with collection of remaining outstanding pledges. 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