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Show Friday, December THE VOICE OF SHARON 3,00u - 5,OjO 5,000 - 10,000 10,000 and over National 16, 1938. - culminalion with a Series of one ing Witnesses." act plays to be presented to thi This article is especially In14 public, with all students enrolled ter 'ting to me and to your other IT TAKES A LOT Ol Without laboring this name participating. Invitation is here classmate and friend, Amy Brown at the same time medical care deDECAUSE our coal LOVE AND HEAT creases sharply as the weed ror point, a few facts may be cited given to ail citizens 18 years of Lyman, because we know so well gives good heat, it this medical tare mounts." This from the National Health Survey: age or more to enroll now free all the fine people whose pictures TO MAKE A HOME "The average child under 15 of charge. We feel this course is appear In this article and whose "viiious health circle" has biMui makes a home contentFOLKS CALL CCMPIF1 but years of age in relief families re- valuable to everyone, for speech names are also mentioned. recognized for a long time, ed as well as one-hanutn-Uceived of r about the for the first time the problem has Those B.Y.A. days we spent toimprovement is character of physicians services and received national airing. And were dayB. glorious gether the number The National Health Survey, about these later years are also fine and vi huh was the basis for the stateof services from a private duty beautiful atid glorious. Your visDr. Lyman Sends DD ments just quoted, was the first nurse that were received by chilits add greatly to tbe pleasure of ".uA'S ' nation-v- i ide 'health inventory ever dren in families wltn incomes or Greetings to these years of our lives. Amy I both Bend ORDER TOURS Brown taken on such a scale. The survey $3,0u0 and over. and Lyman Cox to you our very kindest regards vias conducted by the United "Only 5 percent of birth were TODAY 1 our very best wishes. May Stales Health Survey iu coopera- hospitalized among families on with overcoat and Walking briskly, life yet be preserved in joy tion with the Wotks Progress Ad- relief in southern cities or less unbuttoned, and a beautiful red your a long time that ministration. The survey is quoted than 25,000 as compared with 90 carnation in his button-hola and health for we and your other friends and again on the question of income percent of births atqong families gift from his old friend H 4. and sickness: with incomes of $3,000 and over. Thomas of the Provo Greenhouse, your kindred may enjoy you for Phone 232 a long time yet to come. 164 W. 5th North familow income do "Not only "Nearly 13 percent of births Walter Cox, Provo old timer, enlies experience more frequent ill- among relief families in small tered the office of Richard R. Sincerely your friend and brother. Richard R. Lyman. ness during the year than their southern cities were unattended by Lyman in Salt Lake City the other more fortunate neighbors, but physicians or midwife as compar- day. Dr. Lyman was not present. their illuesses are, on the aver- ed with 100 percent attendance Mr. Cox left a ropy of the Utah Varley Family Gather age, of longer duration, 63 per- by a physician in hospital or home Valley News, and a note of greetcent longer in fact. The annual for the upper come class. ing to his old friends, Dr. and Honoring the birthday anniversickness duration rate coupled These findings are in accord Mrs. Amy Brown Lyman. followed next with the higher frequency of the There day sary of the late Bishop William ith the facts revealed in numer- chronic illness in the relief group, ous other surveys in various parts a delightful letter from Dr. Ly- Varley, his descendants gathered gives rise to an annual per capita of the ountry. Each study adds man. With permission, the letter Sunday at the old home in Vine volume of disabilities in the relief additional evidence that the. re- is here published, because of Its ornner. reference to the "Utah Valley yard and enjoyed chicken group that is three time, us greaj ceipt of medical care uepeml 200 those present were: Among News as among the upper income familargely on income and that peo- 47 E. South Mrs Mr. and 1938 Dec. Mrs. Harriet Varley, 5, Te..,ple, lies - 11.9 days as compared with ple of small means or none at all, Rooms Brother and Life-lon- g Dear 3.9 days per person. Benjamin Wright of American though hading the greatest need Friend:good These facts, as revealed by the for care, receive the least service. Fork, MF. and Mrs. Allen Duke $1.50 How sorry I am that I was not National Health Survey, make us 200 At the risk of repeating a stateMr. and Mrs. Horace Preet-Mrand realize that the Americau health ment already made, we bring to In the office when good old Santa Sarah Hooley to - i wlch of Provo problem is tough one, especially the attention of the reader some Claus came In the form of my beTile loved brother and B.Y.u. friend and daughter Edna, Mr. and Mrs. in that the patient (and the poor additional facts about cases re-j $4.00 Reed Gillman and daughter of t at i are in the majority as patients) reiving NO MEDICAL CARE a of many years, Walter Cox. If there Is anyone who doesn't Mr. Ezra Mrs. Ash, and the lions share of pays mediIn the Windsor, the indicated .at could ba more enjoyable than an Report ot the believe in Santa Claus, he should Holiday reunion vhth cal bill with a loved one "back homel" Your Technical Committee on Medical have been In Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Varley paytrip via Union Paciiio will be delightiui. OPPOSITE GREAT MORMON TEMPLE my office when my and traiiic hazards or nerve strain. And surprisingly inexpensive! ments which equal 80 percent; Care. to and children. Walter called dear Cox, friend, the government paying in per"Although there are some Im- see me. Perhaps this Santa Claus, 2.1 LIMITED cent; and industry portant exceptions, medical care like many other Santa Clauses, percent, AHGELES I philanthropy unly 1.9 percent. is, in the main, an Economic would not have appeared if I had be r.v If ALWAYS LOOK (Estimates by Technical Commit- Commodity which is purchased here with my eyes open and ?? tee on ad.m Coeches in- Medical in Care and "The Need for the paid directly by' WEtching all the time. Your Very Best pu9 Case notittvd No"- Fr r A National Health Program dividual who needs it. The fkrt giawaldese lining dear Please know, that brother, ttlySOoelUy 1938.) that this economic commodity Is in the basket of deAll these facts are funner com- - ihiefly a professional service doer everything L Salt Lake City, Utah Aoal "Oikaoo licious things is greatly appreciatIn plicated by the large percentage not alter the fact. SEE $212.40 $47.00 ed by your old friend and fellow Coach LOW of families in the low income It therefore results that the B.Y.A. student. OLDER DAM m In Challenger ovNOTMi 4700 32.05" All West Exposure Rooms Delightfully Air Cooled SlwinqCnr groups - (65 percent of America's amount of medical care obtained CARft I am particularly interested In In Pullman 33.70" lute to or from 5iL33 l'rAS,V families receive less than $1500). by Individuals differs with econ- the Issue of the Utah Valley ERNEST C. ROfiSITER, Manager sZ. Slnnplng Cnnf Angelee. Alio The National Health Survey tells omic status; the obcontain-Thi- s 23. of Nov. News" enee tide trip 193S, Barth Kxtri. Stnllar low far to eth points. Lihrsl us that 15.6 percent of America's tain more, the poor less. !nj Lee Vegas, israse Mton limit. Aito Try low jng that thoroughly interesting HIGHLY RECOMMENDED families tjeeded government relief Is so notwithstanding iada, aa low aa the fact and stirring article entitled "Liv- oOBtulb. furibmr detail Phone 1123 far to get along during 1935; 28.7 that the poor have more sickness p5. ProvoM M. A. FOUNDS 274 West Center percent of the fam es received and more disability, and need 312 Phone Union Dep&t less than $1000; 21.3 percent more (not less) service. There 'J Provo, Utah. have Incomes of $1000 to $1500-1- are some notable eeeptions to this percent had incomes of $1500 generalization. In areas w here to $2000; 10.5 had Incomes over a provision has been made A " " r.'. rf Mi MU $3000. These income figures are for free hospital care for needy confirmed by a more recent study perbous, the amount ot nospital I T tt I INI INI by the National Resources Com- service received (per capita) by 1936 mittee in its report, "Consumer the poor is sometimes actually Incomes in the United States. Diamonds,)- - Watches, - Jewelry greater than the amount received Sedan "The low Income families are by any except the very Silverware - Bill Toilet Goods RADIO HEATER medical But this is only an exception provreceiving Insufficient Folds - Ladles Purses - China is a statement along this ing the rule that the amount of care, Winterised Dinner Ware Tottery - Clocks same line by the Interdepartmen- medical care received (measured tal Committee to Coordinate in number of services) varies New Paint Upholstery like new Health and Welfare Acimttes in with the person's ability to pay Mechanically A-- l its bulletin, "The Need For A Na- for It. tional. Health Program. Although there is more dis- All BUY and SAVE AWAITS YOU AT May Obtain the Technical abling sickness, WEEK ONLY! Committee's Report continues, Speech AT TERMS and TRADE "among the people in the low Income groups than among those By CLIFFORD NELSON in the higher brackets, the Many Others Instructor in Dramatic Art) Is the ALL MAKES portion who went through a year Improvement Speech PROVO UTAH c f life 120 WEST CENTER STREET without professional car theme of the Dramatic Art class fcl ALL STYLES IK was more than three times as held under the sponsorship of ALL PRICES high among the poorest as among Provo city, Provo Board of Eduthe wealthiest families. This Is il- cation, and WPA for Adult Edu- (Every Car Weather Protected") lustrated In the following para- cation. Our main objective is to graph. congive students at our classes a RUSS TRAHER-- h Monday, Dec. 19, "Percentage of Individuals in knowledge of ways and means of each family income group who ONE to the end of assisting 150 No. Unlv. Ave. speei h "improvement, received no medical, dental or eye him to to rilONE 606 the ability, acquire CENT will be DEDUCTED every care during a year: speak more clearly, more distinctPerrcnt ly, more convincingly, and more Family Income item on ' price list. Under $1,200 47 . interestingly. 42 1.200 - 2,000 Benefits to be derived from 37 method of showing 2,000 - 3,000 We use this course may be summed us to as follows: An opportunity and your appreciation contribute to ones aesthetic naCHRISTMAS! saying ture; a fuller understanding o, J. S. 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University Ave. Double Daily . 1.17 MIXED PIG FEED from individual constructive cri- Schedules PHONE 11- ticis-m- . just make your selection from out 1.12 Effective De imber 6, 1933 You may arrange We hope to bring our course to DAIRY FEED big stork ot gifts. NOFTHBOUNO SOUTHBOUND vM runonn next them iv to year. for p Rpd Down 7mej 1.04 7 15an' 5 15pfr It Povo V 6f0o7i 8 45am WHEAT, (recleaned) furthermore sell wrap them 8 55am 600pmSnciim, 63pm Santaown U1 5 35pmi 8 30 am and deliver them Christmas 1.39 Jtrj 5 15pm' 8 30 am CORN. Whole, Yellow 4 35pm( 7.50 am 9 19 am 7 4 9 pm .. Swot Eve af: r the kiddies have gone to bed. rational basis, the problem of tuetlieal care. This Is the third in a series of articles prepared for the Cooperative Education IKHESS Committee of the Utah Planning Hoard on the subject of Cooperative Medicine. any people are looking to Health 'Illness and death increase on a their toll as income drops." states a method of AND the report the from Hualth Conference (held in Washington. L. C., July. 1938). while - 24 I lf y- TO YOUR ENJOYMENT OF Walter e, & tf Utah Timber & Coal Co. - Salt Lakes Newest Hotel j Rates: Go s. UNION PACIFIC ;(Kl j i C T Baths r"' !?asr j Lewis Barber HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE Shop HAIRCUTS well-to-d- Are j ona-ws- y better j mrnrumTfffe rrn rrrfTra ' vLav s-- BIG CHRISTMAS SALE DODGE Touring 4-D- well-to-d- o. y. XMAS PRESENT Xmas Goods $495.00 miS Improvement Heindselman Optical and Jewelry Co. Bunker Farms 1 and the year, from Effective tinuing in our regular this for VALLFY Flour & Feed of patronage ANNOUNCING UTAH j Dus Service j j r-- soft j SHORTS, white BEET PULP, Molasses dried 98c . . . . . 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