THURSDAY, SEPT, I, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON
PACE ELEVIN
Hospitals
Lively Issue
In Siskiyou
YIIKKA, Calif.. Hrpt. 1-Nrst to
the porrtnitnl rrillslrlrtlng Issue, a
enunlywltle hospital distrlit pro
paul probably U rJlnklyou's Uveal
controversy,
Tha hospital situation trill gel an
Ihar wanning Wedneed.y, Hrplrtn
bor 7, whan tha Hlsalyou county
planning commission atutllre hos
pital eapert'a ll-paie report and
ree.mmendatl.ne. ..Tha . plannera
will maal In lha courthouse al I
Tlx expert, O. Walla CurtU o t
Oakland, submitted two plana based
on tha reunite of hla aurvay. bill
both pmpoae a, naar prlvata hospl
tal with 40 bcla in Yrrka costing
1070.000. a 16-brd prlvala hoapltal
I Tulilaka coaling t',140,000 and a
40-brd prlvala hospital at Mount
tJhasla coaling 1640.0110.
CurtU aim recommended that tha
powar plant at tha prwul Hlklyu
county General hospital be remod
eled at a coat of 11 Oil 000 to aerva
both tha county hoapltal and tha
proposed private, hospital, and that
150.000 ba anent In remodel the nrea-
A ant structure and annex.
. . . ....
nr am lanimea also would Da
made available al Dunsmuir. Hap
py Camp and either Port Jonea or
if Kina at ito.ouo, iio.ouo and la.ooo,
respectively.
" Tha total construction coat would
1 ba tl.WS.000, which Curtl bellevea
will be available to HUkiyou county
with federal atata county coopera
tion. Federal and atata agenciea
each would match tha county'!
M,:n4. 'I'll maximum u rata ol
30 renu allowed a dlatrlrl would
ralae only tM.000 annually how
aver. I'lan Na. 1 prapoaea thai Ihe prea
enl eounly genet haapltal ba eold
ar leaaed to tha propoeed dlalrlrt.
I'ndrr plan No. t tha eounly gen
eral huapllal would be uaed for In
digent caaea only and remain under
control of tha board of aupervlsore.
The obaolele old folka home adjoin
ing a hoapltal would be raaed tra
der either plan.
The Siskiyou County Medical as
sociation only hut week voted I n
lavor of pl.n No. 1.
-We felt that Yreka would I
moat certainly reject plan I" IJr.
I. Hponier of Tulelake aUled "Ho
w voted for plan 2 hoping It would
have a better chance of getting
tnroiigh. Our desire la to get any
counlywlde scneme Into force. We
can make changea and Imprnve
menta later, but let'i get the ball
rolling now."
The medlral aaaorlallon'a dire,
tore did not specify which towna
would receive new hoapltala.
nil dortora held out tittle hop
tha taxpayer would accept a
II. 84S.0O0 building program.
Curtla' recommendation Included
rhangea In admliMtratlve and medi
cal act up at th county general
hoapltal. Ha pointed out one man
BrrvF a county phyalclan. county
health officer, medlral director of
tha county hoapltal and director of
the out-patient department, bealdea
enjoying a large prlvata practice.
He had Ml privet patlenta or 44
per cent of the total prlvau caaea
al the hoapltal In l4l. Curtla autrd
only phyilrlan In Port Jonea and
Yreka aent patient In the hoapltal
Curtla found th private hoapltal
at Uorrla to be poorly equipped,
with working facllltlea lacking.
Mama Porker
Almost Didn't
Return Home
MAHON CITY, la., Sept. 1 Mr-A
mama pig crawled Into a drain pipe
near her and almost orphaned 11
little plat.
A 360-pound low dlsapieared Bun
day after giving birth to 11 plga.
Hrbel aearched In vain Monday and
Tueaday.
dually, while hunting tor the
mining porker In a dllrh near the
opening of a 3-Inch drainage tile
Tueaday evening. Hebsl heard
aqueala far liulde Die pipe. He eum
moned neighbor and they dug for
Ihe animal from 7 pm. to 1 a.m.
without aucceaa.
Yesterday morning their fifth
hole located the hog 700 fret from
the mouth of the pipe. Neighbor
pulled her out with the aid of ropea.
Tha piglet now ar bark with
their mother. Farmer Hrbel alad
the aow apparently Buffered no 111
effect aalde from an empty atom
arh. cramped Irga and wel feet.
when he conducted hit survey. The
delivery of maternity caaea takea1
place In th patient's room. The
nuraery la a portion of the upper
hall eeparated by a curtain. Twelve
bed and three bassinet are avail
able. "There ar ne private hoapltal
rachitic In Hlaklyoa county which
ean ba eonalderrd either aafa o r
adequate," f'artlaa reported after
checking al Darrla, Mrt'loud and
Mount bhaala.
Th county planning commlaalon,
which author tied the eurvey. will
submit Ita recommendation to th
board of aupervlaora.
Railroad News
AOITIIKR PACIFIC
It. I). Horary, alKiial aupervlsor
from Duiiamulr, waa In Klamath
Kalla on bualnea this week. He re
turned Wednesday.
loiter Naught, general track
foremen, la In Klamath Palla with
his family on a vacation trip.
Vlalllng HP official! till week In
Klamath Palla ar E. C. Mayo,
chief engineer of maintenance of
way, from Ran Francisco; J. W.
Cm Oct t. and K. C. Ilrunner, division
engineer, Mt. rlhasU. The trio ar
hire on an Inspection trip.
Trllrr Dorothy Koaa left Wednea
day of thla wrrk for a vacation trip
to point on tha Oregon coast.
Mr. Heulah Colter haa returned
to the Houthrrn Pacific telephon
office after working at the car
shop for seven yrara.
Aflrr spending vacation at San
Francisco, Heno and fishing In
various Oregon lake. Chuck fjhiiv
rr, claims agent, la back to work
here.
Krwln Lee Whltt, arm of Mrs.
LouIm Whltt, relief operator, la 111
at Hillside hospital.
Conductor C. W. Ilrnry la being
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Fryers 4?c lb.
wtft' Preaalaa
Picnic Hams C"4 59c lb.
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Garden Fresh Produce
ELBERT A
PEACHES
Lug $1:39
Carrots 2 bu. 15c
Brussel Sprouts . lb. 19c
Green Onions . . 2 bu. 9c
Radishes .... 2 bu. 9c
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KRAFT
COTTAGE
CHEESE
Pt. Ctn. 25c
Skippy Peanut Butter
Dash Dog Food -
Friskie Dog Food
Certo
Church's Apple Juice
Church's Grape Juice
Meal ar Cube .
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Cream ar chink r
Style ... 14-e. Jar OjC
2 cana 23C
5 ib bat 69c
2 bottle 39C
25c
33c
No aogar added. Qi.
No aogar added
at. bottl
Hungry Jack Pancake Flour
It-lb. bag 89c
Drifted Snow Flour .89c
A Swansdown Instant Cake Mix p., 33c
Heinz Sweet Pickles . 49c
Pre plrkl fork with each )ar.
Ritz Crackers - large pkg. 31c
Fancifood Baked Apples .. 39c
Each ean contains 4 anpoeled baked apple.
Armour's Corned Beef 47c
Libby's Corned Beef Hash - 37c
Libby's Spaghetti rherae "o. I cans
2?c
2?c
2 can
Manning's Coffee
i is. 57c . .b. 1.12
Delightfully Different
Autumn Wine
1.4?
lib
Cooking
Sherry Wine
98c
Ith
Dixie Fry
ED FLO
53c
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Smoked Almonds
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Flattie Spooni
Plottie Forki
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treated for double pneumonia at
Hillside hospital.
Tha lata Issue of th Southern
Pacific Bulletin show a picture of
two Klamath Pall rutlea, Dale
Motley and Dona Cllk, pouring
water on the nose of th new
Hhasta Daylight Btreamllner while
the train waa In th local station
July 7 on Ita exhibition run.
Harvey E. Blsphara Jr., round
house' clerk, waa no doubt elated
when he aaw a picture of hi three
ttractlve children, Jean, , Joe, S,
and Dick, . In the Bulletin. The
occasion was the winning of the
sweenatakra In the kiddle parade
here July 1 aa part of the Pourth of
July roundup celebrations.
GREAT NORTHERN
After an enjoyable vacation trip,
L. P. Corrtgan, accountant, 1 back
on the Job.
r.. L. Kobeen, assistant auperln.
tendent of motlv power from Bpo
kane. Wash., waa In Klamath Pall
thla week on business.
Thla from th Or eat Northern
Ooat publication:
"fp. w had a wonderful time
In Florida. Pot (40 a day we
stayed at the Roney Plasma."
"You mean Roney Plaza. Plasma
1 blood."
"I M0 a day rain water?"
Small Committee Seen
For. Poet Defense Plan
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1 of)
The 11 Atlantic Pact countries prob
ably will entrust their defense plan
ning to a small steering committee
Instead of a single supreme com
mander. Diplomatic afflelata reporting thla
today said all countriea represented
on lha etrerlng group weold have
equal rank with no single boaa. Da-
j elsions wou'd be taken by unanl-
fnous vote.
These oinclala described the
i steering committee Idea a more
i practical In peacetime since It
' would not give any one country the
responsibility for mapping the de
I fciue strategy of 11 other member
nation.
I A final decision la expected when
foreign ministers of the pact coun
triea gather her September 17 to
put the treaty Into operation. The
ministers are due to set the wheels
Into motion for dlvtalng Joint de
fense strategy for use In event any
pact member la attacked.
Meanwhile, the fate of President
Truman's request to eongreee far
a tl.lte.tM.toe anna aid program
Vm V nr.M, tm a.B4 k.
run mp in in air in congreaa. Com
mltteea will resume consideration
next week.
A sharply reduced program ha
been passed by th house. Key sen
ators reportedly have agreed on a
11,000,000.000 figure, with cmphaala
on delaying full Id until Joint de
fens strategy la completed.
Representatives of th pact coun
triea, meeting her In advance of
tha foreign minister aeaslona, ar
reported to have ruled out the no
tion of a (upreme commander after
mucn discussion.
On of the main reasons for thetr
decision, official aaid, was that
congreaa might have balked at th
Ides In belief It would have com
mitted tha United State to under
writ all decision of th tingle com
mander If h were an American,
a was likely.
Aviation CommittM
Meet Her Today
Mrs. Kvelyn Whltmaker, Informa
tional representative of t h a tat.
board of aeronautic, flew up from
Salem this morning to attend an
aviation committee meeting held at
4:30 this afternoon In United Air
Lines offlcea at th airport. 8h la
expected to remain her most of
th day.
Committee member will dlacus
plana for th forthcoming air (how
on September 11, sponsored by th
locl chamber of commerce In con
Junctlon with the auto board of
aeronautic.
GOOD TUNA CATCHES
NORTH BEND. Sept. 1 Al
bacore tuna catches off Cape Blan
co were reported good the past few
day by fishermen unloading here.
f1.
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WE WILL BE
CLOSED
Labor Day
Monday, Sept. 3th
re give our employ et
well-earned rest. Shop for
tha 2-day Holiday ahaad!
Meat and produce price
effective Friday and Satur
day, grocery tpecialt Thurs
day through Wednesday.
Try Big Y's
Farm Fresh Produce
Elberta Peaches
Fancy ZZ-lb. lag DC
Hale Peaches
Large, highly celored. tt-lb. lag dC
Tomatoes 89c
Paney, Ashland grew. Beaattfal aetar.
Grapes - 25
Tekay ar aeedlea lb.
Add ta yaw pfenle baaket
Bananas ,
Bemtrtlfal, golden rip frait lb. DC
Fingers 10n.25c
Try thla redp for a earfaet retiah!
BUT RIBBON RELISH
12 Mediae onion
I Carroto
. 4 red and 4 araea peppeia
I S head abbage
Grind all together and mix with H cap
alt. Let stand 1 hoar, drain la cloth er
eack. Add 1 ptnta vteegar. 1 tap. aawatard
stei, 1 tap. celery eeed. 4 cape eafar.
Make 11 pint. .
Gr. Bell Peppers .
Large, meaty Ib.)C
Carrots 3, 25c
Red Bell Peppers ,b 23c
Dry Onions r5c
Cabbage n,4c
COCA-COLA
and Aamted Flavor aC Pop
6 for 2SC
Lipton's Tea
48 bags 53c
Save on Your School Supplies!
Our stocks ere freeh and complete
Lunch Kit With U Pint Thermo $2.69
Lunch Boxes With tray - 47c
Novelty Pencil Pouch With 4 penclla 19c
Webster's Dictionary Atla. Reg. II 59c
Filler Paper l-hole, reg. It 2 ,or 15C
t-hole, reg. le 2 tr lit
Kids' Fancy Anklets ,0 . 70.
In llslr. wool and nylon C Qlia 7C
Boys' T Shirts Western ttyl 98c
Kids'"Wrangler" Jeans $2.50
TOP QUALITY MEATS AT OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
Beef S)c Pork
Roast 3 Ib. Roast 5 U Ib.
cirn MC,l r0red Afyiu
Steak J U Ib. Fryers il Ib.
Prk elEc -eon aHEIc
Steak Jb Bacon Ib.
fresh ground S) c PurePorfc ) E! c
Beef- Eatf Ib. Sausage i2) Ib.
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