The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 21, 1950, Page 11, Image 11

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    Hospital Fund
Plea Wired by
Gov.McKav
Gov. Douxlaa McKay Wednes
day sent a telegram to President
Truman urging him to reconsider
his decision to reduce an appropri
ation for federal hospital aid to
states at a time when an acute
shortage of beds was accented by
- the needs of wounded soldiers re
turned to the United States from
Korean flghHng fronts.
Governor McKay advised the
president he was vitally concern
ed .over the possibility that Mr.
Truman would exercise authority
gven frw by congress to reduce
e hospital appropriation from
$150,000,000 to $79,000,000.
"Hospitals urgently needed for
essential civilian use and civil de
fense may be lost," Governor Mc
Kay telegraphed. "Existing facili
ties Inadequate for present needs
and could not meet any war-related
demand.
State Civil Defense Director
Louis X. Starr and State Health
Officer Harold X. Erickson sup
ported, the request. Starr pointed
out that additional beds outside
the Portland area are a prerequi
site for handling a domestic emer
gency. .'.,.'"- . . . i 4
Dr. Erickson told the governor
the contemplated slash would low
er Oregon's share of the federal
funds' from an estimated $1,500,000
to $750,000, and after congress had
approved the $150,000,000 figure
the state board of health had been
told to move forward with the
Oregon hospital program on the
basis that the state would receive
$1,500,000. ; i
.The 50 per cent cut, Erickson
said, would disrupt building plans
at Redmond, Lebanon, Gold Beach,
Newport, Tillamook and Portland.
Portland projects Involved would
include the physicians and sur
geons hospital and the University
of Oregon medical school.
"It means that vital small hos
pitals won't be built," Dr. Erick
son said. "With a 10,000 bed short
age in the state the consequences
could be extremely grave."
CHASE RES EX YE
WASHINGTON, (INS) - Sen
ator Margaret Chase Smith of
Maine Is a new member of the
Women's Air Force Reserve. The
attractive, blue-eyed Republican
applied for a commission in July
and was sworn in shortly after
ward. Members of Congress, how
ever, -are not generally called to
duty with he National Guard or
the Reserve, so Mrs. Smith won't
have to take leave from her work
in the Senate. '
State SL
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811 No.
Capitol
Originator of Low Price
FALL OPEIIHIG I
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Thrilled At Our Fine Display Of Mecrfct Reasonably
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OUH CAPITOL STREET MARKET IS OPEN UNTIL 7
PJ FRIDAYS JLND SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 P-M.
CLOSED SDIIDAYS
Henry M. levy. Owner
. Salem's Meat Merchant for 35 Years
The Etedstsaaa, Salem, Oregon. Thnrsdar SspL 21 II
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when-takt them by the arm and lead them f ently, but firmly, to SAFEWAY!
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Hare's a sausage that's as good as sausage per eould be. It's made from boneless
pork shoulders. It's seasoned Just right not too mild, not too strong. It won't
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toman are singing the pralsse of this truly iwjxHcr sausage.
Dee! Chuck Doas! Blade lb. 69c
Beef Short Ribs a. 35c
Pure Gronnd Beef . 59c
Corned Beef Briskets lb. 59c
Lamb Rib Chops 95c
Shoulder
Blade
Cuts lb.
IPork
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SECTIOIIS -
Iamb Shoulder 65c
Sliced Bacon Standard lb. 53c
Fancy Sliced Bacon 59c
Hen Tnrlreys U 59c
Fricassee Fowl 63c
All Safeway stores in Salem are open Friday evenings until 8 PJM.
Safeway stores in Hollywood. 935 S. ComX, and 1420 State SU are open every week-day
evening until 8 P.M.
The Safeway store at 1420 State SU and
10 AM. to 8 P-M.
Hollywood store. OPEN EVERY SUNDAY from
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Soap Soap Snow DeXergenl . UaPc
Regular Bars Granulated Gentle Soap Lots of Suds Soap
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fer 15c I 24-oz. pkg. 29c XT- 29c lS-os. pkx. 29c I 23-ox. pkf.
27c I
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Eilchen Rraft Flonr
Special Introductory Offer
10-lb. Pkg.
79c
With Coupon at Salt-art
Froslcd Lighl Globes
fefi"13c 17C Ch'i" SeedleMnairinsiL 59c
CcIfeeM. 78c ,., 155
Cciles fiZL, 69c t o. 137
Coliee ,r,d.- 83 c 1.65
Peannl BnHer 35 c
Sleepy Hollow Syrup 49 C
Zee Waxed Paper .tMi 22 C
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Sweet and Fresh. Perfect
ForEedpes. 14b. Pkg.
28 c
Alber's Flapjack Flonr 49 C
Snnnytink IlargarinO Anerxcan Cheese nt 25 c
Porler Ilacaroni 31 C
Cheddar Cheese Chatham lb.
Cigarelles l$5 m 1.49
Bread wrtr.m.. 20c
FresE Ililk 19y2C
Canned Elill: Values
2 foU cans
Cherub U fall cans
i Case $5.43
Carnation, tall cans
j Grade 'A' Bailer S2? ' 69c
2 for 259 'A' Large Eggs
Doien
Haley's Snowdrift- Sperry'i
Ileal Balls Shortening Fknr
A "Quick Fix" Meal M-Vegeltqbls Driited Snow
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Sweel Yellow Variety - Jciey and Crisp!
Tolray Grapss 27c
urannes Vcdsndas lb. 12c
Pears B-.it. , 225c
Wii.es" Squash
Golden Com Sc
LettOCO Local crop lb. C
Peppers
Grcsn Cabbage u 5c
Golden Carrols , 7c
Crisp Celery . 12c
Hubbard or
Marblehead
lb-
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lb. wi
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Garden-Fresh Snowy White
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Well Tdauned '
Before Welablxig lb.
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Sueet Spnds 2 i.2Sc
Tiirnips loccj ib. ICs
Dnnish Squash n, 3c
Selected
POTATOES
"A" size 25-Ih. sk. 95o
Ilcdinns, 10-lb. st s
Eccncny, 10-lb. s!l 42:
Preainns, per lb. y 5s
- US Ho. 2i, 53-lb. sk. ZZz
Grocery Prices in This Ad ESecttre Through
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I Monday Sept. 25. Uo Sales to Dealers.