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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1954)
TUKSDAY, MAY H)r4 HKKAM) AND NKWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHKOON PAGE NINE LOB ANGELES Wl California's iriianlzed doctors were confronted Monday with a warning that they art losing out to a new type of competition In the Held of health Inauranet. A trowing aeicment of the public "deaertlna" private medical practice and conventional health nana , in lavor of closed panel medical aervlce, aald a report to he California Medical Assn. THIS cloaed panel aervlce la sponsored on the Pacific Coast by Henry J. Kaiser, Industrialist, In AN ExfKA TOUCH ol friendliness went Into the "Friandihip Boxet" packed by Camp Fire Girli for shipment this ipring to Korea. After the tmell containeri were packed with little qlftt that will be treaiurod by Korean children, a greeting, trenilated into Korean by the Korean coniul general in New York, that read, "Friendly Greetingi from Camp Fire Girli ef the United Statei," wai patted on the iniide cover of the cigar boxai uied for (hipping, Showinq content! of one bo ere II to rl Yvonne Bailie, Pamela LaGrande end Myrna Bente, Camp Fire Girli of Rooiovelt School, Mn. Roy Ba'nta it leader. -e Bronc Takes To Sea In Desperate Bid For Freedom CAROLINA 1IEACII, N. C. lf Tlie sea Ims relumed an escaped rodeo bronco to the men who pur url it for four days. lite body of the bin rrd roan waa found here Saturday washed up on the beach In an end to the long cliasc. The home leaned Into the ea Tuesday and aw am until It disap peared beyond uie noriron. Ita owner aatd he had Intended In turn the animal out to paature If It ever relumed. Iho Outer lianas arra whero It eacaped la famous tor Ita wild homes but no one knows what the hortvo waa seeking In the ara. The bridle wan still on the animal's head. . Coin Flipped To Decide Case CLAYTON. N. C. 'f-A Tlecord- er a Court luduo said he flipped a com Saturday to settle a cow De cause he didn't want to put hint aelf In the position of deciding whether the ilrlendnnl or arresting ofnrer wiih lying "I think both of them were sin rere." said 74-year-old Judge L. tl Champion. 'Hie coin turned up "heads' and thereby freed C. C. Stewart. SS, a friend of champion's from charges lie had driven through a stop sign. Medford Man On O&C Board WASHINOTON MV-Appointment nl Floyd Unit. Mrrilurd, to uie OAiC advisory board and reappoint' ment of 16 other members waa announced Saturday by Interior Secretary MrKay'a office. The bonrd Is made up of repre aenlallvet from the lumber Industry, forestry bodies, labor. mining, farm, recrentlnn and other Interests, it advises the secretary on policies for administration of OfcC tlmbcrlam! In Western Oregon. i Hart will tnke the seat vacated by Glenn Juckson, Medlord, vice president ol Uie Calltornln-Orcgon Power Co. Hart la a member of the Oregon Stnte Hoard of Forestry and tor the past 3d years has been president of Timber Troducts Co., Medford. , Cat Okay After Week Buried Alive WEYMOUTH, Mass. ID-A week ago Mrs. Butch, pet cat of Roland lulmlerl. 7, Inadvertently waa cov red with earth by a bulldozer during a road protect.' A heavy rainfall yesterday opened a silt In the loose earth and out crawled Mrs. Butch. I Members of the Tulmlerl family aald thoy wero ao busy welcoming back Mrs. Butch that Iho Mother's Day dinner burned. . Cancel the Mortgage on Your Home Let me show you how Standard's hw cost Mortgage Cancellation plan guarantees to "burn (he morl- gage" In case anything happens to you. Under this plan, your home would he turned over lo the family ' clear of debt a home If they want to live in it, an , Income if they want to rent it, ! cash If they want 'to sell It. ! Phone or write me for more infor mation. No cibli- gntion of course. Sftnutoftd IN SURAH CI COMPANY LYNN ROYCROFT 1037 Mel St.. flienei Office 717, Heme till Young Demos Name Chiefs PORTLAND ifl Young Demo- crula, holding their annual meeting here Saturday, elected Keith Burns ol Portlund, a student at Lewis and Clark College, aa president. Other officers: Ralph E. Hilller, Eugene, natlonul committeeman; Mis Alice Corbett, Portland, national commlltcewoman; Hon Burke, Portland, treasurer. New vice presidents: Margaret Clark, Portland; Vernon Cook. Oresham; Milton Maples. The Dalles: Dale llarlnn, Tlgard: Norman John. Ashland; Ellen Brandc. Corallls; Wallace Wat. kins. Itoaeburg; and Richard Judd, Newport. HKi.i) orr PARIS in The French gov ernment iMslponed Uie Russian ballet troupe'a Paris opening again Monday. There was speculs- tlon the widely-awaited crlornv soces might not be held at all. Unotlicial sources said the gov ernment was alrald bitter feelings over Uie tall to the Communists of Dlen Blen Phu would produce auti-Ked demonstrations. Sun Due To Blow But Don't Worry BERKELEY. Calif. UrV-The sun la going to blow up and destroy our enure solar system but don't fret about It. Dr. Walter Beade of Uie Mt Wilson and Palomar Observatories who made the prediction In a lec ture at the University of California says It won't happen for a couple of billion years or ao. He explained that aa Old So) gets older it gradually changes it Irdrogcn Into helium, when 12 per cent of the hydrogen thus la trans tot med, he added, things will get so hot the sun will explode and wipe out all planet In Ita sys tem. WOUNDED TAIPEH. Formosa Uft The Vt- tlonallst Chinese Interior minis try's Ta Tao Newa Agency report ed Monday mat about too com. munisl Chinese, wounded In Indo china lighting, arrived at Nanntng, Kwangsl Province, April ztV People Do Read SPOT ADS -you are! California Doctors Eye Health Plan a few years the Kaiser Health foundation has mushroomed Into an organization giving complete health aervlco to more than 450. 000 persons and operates a airing of ultra-modern hospitals. This kind of coverage now U aa much of a threat lo private practice aa waa the threat of socialized medicine a few yeara back, the report added. It waa presented to the CMA Sunday by Dr. Leslie B. Magoon of San Jose, aa spokesman for the CMA medical services commission, Instead of criticizing the closed panel system the organized doctors should move quickly to offer some thing better. Dr. Magoon aald, This can be done, he added, by liberalizing the present aervlce type of health plan of the Cali fornia Phyalclana Bervlce and by speeding up long-pending plana lor establishing an Indemnity type of health insurance. Youths Veto Age Change SALEM 'at Tile Oregon Youth Legtalature. anonsoreri hv ui.v o.,h Trl.Y eltihi, nl Ih- Vuf a .. YWCA, decided Saturday to oppose 1 juwvruig me voting age to 10. Other hills bv the lwn..oNr. .1 the two-day session called for: Making ateelhead a game fish: requiring liability Insurance for al' automobile drivers frnm la Ia n year old: establishment of a full- time ooaru oi pronation and parole; amending the state corpor ation laWS' l(lhl(.hm-i.l cr.utlon approach algna at railroad crossings; esiaDiisnmeni oi a unlveraal divorce law; a minimum penalty of five yeara Imprisonment for a flrat offense and not leas than 10 yeara lor subsequent ofrenaes Involving unauthorized aale of narcotics. Interior Secretary McKay ad dressed the session Saturday afternoon. , YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO WASTE A GOOD STEAK! SERVE IT "PIPING HOT" ON A SIZZLING PLATTER Broil Your Entire Dinner on it Serve it Individually GLISTENING, HEAVY ALUMINUM SIZZLING PLATTER, AND WOODEN TRAY, BOTH FOR ... 5 75 A GIFT SUGGESTION FROM MURIEL'S FINE GIFTS 1023 Main St. Phone 6576 "BALDY" EVANS PROUDLY PRESENTS ERNJE AND HIS ORCHESTRA, ! VARIETY SHOW i AND REVUE featuring THOMAS HODGE SENSATIONAL ONE LEGGED DANCER ALTHEA "TINY" WILLIAMS VOCALIST CLARICE FORD LOVELY EXOTIC DANCER VOCALIST EUGENE WHITE MWkiiaaMu RD I ric i ARMORY-SAT., MAY 15 Dancing 9 until 1 1.50 Per Person (tax inc). Coming Monday June 7th THE FABULOUS DORSEYS - TOMMY and JIMMY On your next trip to PORTLAND OR SAH FRANCISCO ...fry the streamlined For the best ride you've ever had try the Snoaf a Day light on your next trip to Portland or San Francisco. The engineer does the driving. You relax In a lux urious reserved aeat; eat delicious ood in the coffee ahop or dining car; have fun in the colorful Tlmberllne Tavern car, fast Schedules each way Northbound UAVI KLAMATH FALLS. . . . . . . 4i46 P.M. ARRIVE PORTLAND ."..... 1 1 (30 P.M. Southbound UAVI KLAMATH FALLS 2iJ9 P.M. ARRIVE SAN FRANCISCO 11i30P.M. Returning the Daylight! leave Portland and San , Francisco at 7:45 a.m., arrive Klamath Falls north 1 bound 4:36 p.m., southbound 8:19 p.m. . TO PORTLAND $981 17" ONI WAT TO SAN FRANCISCO ROUNDTtr Xeaerrerf sent Included '(All f area pitta federal tax which waa cut 13 Apr! 1 Please make reservation in advance AMERICAN NOtfl MODEM TRAINS W. S. McBride, Agent ' Phona 2-2501 How do you like your coffee? Hot! Warm! Cool! Iced! Black! With cream! With sugar! A million different people would have a million different answers. But probably they would all be thinking . . . "I'd enjoy my coffee more if it only cost me less." We can't help but agree with that. But we do have a few thoughts about coffee quality and about coffee prices. Will you spare a couple of minutes to read diem? A cup of good coffee! 1 There are three essential elements to a cup of good coffee . . . aroma, (lavor and strength. And it lakes just so much coffee with each cup of water to obtain the right balance of 11 three qualities. Some coffee roasters claim you can get 60 70 or more cups from a pound of coffee. Of course you can. You can get 100 cups if you don't care how the coffee tastes, and are satisfied with just a brown-colored cup of hot water. But, believing as we do in how a cup of good coffee should taste, we recommend the standard of measurement approved -hy The Coffee Brewing Institute, Inc. (2 level tablespoons of coffee to each 6-oz. cup of water). Even at present prices, coffee made this way at home costs only about 3 cents a cup. And what else served in the American home gives so much satisfaction to so many people at such little cost as a cup of good coffee I Coffee quality and coffee prices! The price you have to pay for coffee today concerns us just as it does you. But the cost of green coffee is the largest single factor in determining the price at which roasted coffee can be sold. And thai cost is something over which we have no control. There is no coffee grown in the Continental United States. It all has to be imported at prices that have been esiaDiished in a world-wide market. , We believe (and certainly hope) that coffee prices tw'H be louw when Brazil, tho largest coffee growing country, recovers from the crop damage brought about by frost last July, and when all the Latin American countries, from which most of our green coffee comes, arc again producing enough to meet the increasing world demand. We don't know how soon this will be. No one really knows. In the meantime, we have to keep on paying the going price for the carefully selected green coffees that we must buy for our blend in order to maintain the traditional uniformity; and high quality of Hills Bros. Coffee. Never in the 76 years since our company started in busi ness have we even considered lowering our standards . . . "giving a little less" just to sell at a lower price. That isn't the way we operate. Good coffee is the only thing that Hills Bros, know how to live with. ....... Considering the price you have to pay for amy k'mi of coffee today, coffee-quality becomes more important than ever. If you have used Hills Bros. Coffee, you know what we are talking about. If you haven't there is a jpleasant surprise awaiting you. Our new product coming During the past few years, many people have been at tracted by the convenience of Instant Coffee. Perhaps some have wondered why Hills Bros, didn't have a product of this type. We could have offered you an Instant Coffee at any time during the last 20 years. But we have continued our re search and development since 1934 because we were de termined that when we put our name on Instant Coffee it would combine real coffee-quality with coffee-convenience. Now, we can announce that before this year is out, you will begin to see our new Instant Hills Bros. Coffee on your grocer's shelf. It will be the Instant Coffee of superior quality. In your cup, it will not only look like coffee but taste like coffee, with all its "lingering goodness." It will 'Take the work out of wonderful coffee." It will guarantee you "Good Taste ... No Work ... No Waste." The best there is in coffee Our business is "coffee exclusively," and the achiev ing of perfection in coffee-quality is our basic objec tive. That is why we can promise you that in both kinds of Hills Bros. Coffee our ground coffee in vacuum-packed cans, and our new Instant Coffee soon to come Hills Bros, will always give you the best there is in coffee. Hills Bros Coffee, Inc.
