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Show EDITORIAL oda Hater Full Quart All Macs Flavors e Bottle V frailkS Skinless Swiss 1 Premium lb. Cello Package 0s Cherry Baked In Our Own Ovens ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS the problems involved in atto tracting doctors the smaller tpwns. All kinds of remedies have been proposed. Inevitably, such discussions frequently have engendered more heat than light. With modern means of transportation and communication at our disposal, it 'is no longer necessary to have a doctor located right at hand. At the same time, there are towns which need a doctor, one. And there are towns which have shown how, havent yet by intelligent local initiative and action, the problem can Much has been heard of Newlyweds Greet Miss McCrary Guests at Becomes Bride In Temple Rites Reception LAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Milton The driving force was the young dean of the Kansas University medical school, who had learned that of each years graduates left the state, while most of the rest went into practice with ojder doctors in the larger Kansas cities. The dean diagnosed four ailments responsible for this, and proposed concrete cures. First, the new doctors were generally in debt after nine years of advanced schooling and couldnt afford the $5,000-$- l 0,000 it takes to set up an office nowadays. The cure was for the town to establish a modern clinic and rent or Bell it on terms to the doctor. Second, there werent enough hospitals near small towns, which meant that patients needing hospitalization had to be sent far away. The cure was to build more hospitals and good ones, even if small. Third, young doctors didnt like being isolated from medical conventions and other means of keeping "tap with the times., The cure was bring new knowledge to theril,-wit- h flying Squads of experts. Fourth and last, not enough pew doctors were being trained. Here the cure was to expand the medical school to train 50 per cent more doctors and nurses, The dean's advice was taken. The legislators voted $4,000,000 to expand the' school. The towns did their part. d hospital Kiowa, which is typical, erected an $83,000 clinic with the very best of equipcontaining a ment. Young doctors wrere enthusiastic. Twp of them now rent the office for $50 a month and run the hospital, under a local board of directors. A third, doctor, a woman, has opened other offices with her dentist husband. All are busy, and local people get the best of care. The flying squads" of medical lecturers, aft' top men in their fields, give monthly circuit courses in eight Kansas towns, at least one of which is within an hours drive of any Kansas doctors office. The medical school has inaugurated a system where each student must spend six weeks with an established doctor in a Kansas town of less than 1500 population before receiving his M. D. The school turns out 115 new doctors each year and 70 per cent of them stay in Kansas. This is what one state and its communities have done on their own volition to solve an important problem. Mr. Ilostetter says that detailed information .can be obtained from Council on Medical Service, American Medical Association, 535 North Dearborn Street, Chicago 10, Illinois, or from state medical associatons. two-thir- ds six-be- or -- GRASS ROOTS OPINION RALEIGH, MISS., REFORMER: We go along wth the Rural Electrification program in which associations borrow from the government to finance construction' of electric systems and later repay their loans. However, W candidate can curry favor with us by advocating outright ownership of electric distribution systems in which a whole nation is taxed for the benefit of a few small sections. Such is Socialism pure and undefiled the first long stride toward Communism." Miss Shirley Flint served as and Wore a chiffon and lace rose and grey Jmlleriha length gown. Attending matrons of honor were Mrs. Alvin Nance, Mrs. Richard Murphy, and Mrs. Darlene Haynes. Bridemaids were Miss Adele Gailey, sister of the bride, and Miss Nedra Walker, sister of thegroom. They all wore pastel ballerina length gowns and carried matching nosegays. maid-of-hon- or . POWER. Mrs. Gailey chose for her daughter's wedding a powder blue lace gown and Mrs. Walker chose a dusty rose lace dress. The guest book was supervised by Mrs. Clifford Barber, and others assisting included Mrs. Don E. THI which has made it possible. LAYTON, UTAH Complete Laundry and Dry Oeaning Service. The Most Modern Dry Cleaning Equipment and Meth- ods. We Take UTAH Watch Your Salt Lake Daily Paper lor Values in the More ITarket-savin- g r and Delivery Call Kays. 359 r For New Hours: Daily and Saturday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. h v ' aged and buy a mule for transportation. We have dependable used cars at price? youve been looking for. . r L A ' 4 r 4 AG Ad. I ROY, UTAH $1 Plymouth Paint Radio ' New Seat Covers Good Rubber Paint Heater V8 Engine 1949 , . 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Red Leon manager, Treadway will conduct the baseball tryout camp with the assistance of Clayton Lambert, former Cincinnati Redleg pitcher. Players with ability will be ten- - s Launderette and Dry Cleaning V Field CHILDS RIDE COULD BE HIS USTJ rx Baseball Club 300 East Gentile OAfiA AIN OLD, 18, ef Raleigh, 'North Carolina, will represent her home state In the annual, Mis America contest to be held In Atlantic City, N. J. She stands 8 feet, S Inches, and has a bust, waist and hip combination. (International Soundphoto). Dotti e Makes Change ... n DfmEmm CAN 5 35 Reiitmiester Mrs. Van Gailey, Mrs. Verge Gailey, Mrs. Neil Gailey, Mrs. Wendell Walker and Mrs. Golden Smedley. After a weeks honeymoon, the couple will make their home in Ogden where Mr. Walker plans to attend Weber College. investment is comprised of the cumulative savings of people If mass profrom every walk of life and income group. duction symbolizes the unparalleled economic development of the United States, it is this system of mass capitalism Any youngster between the ages of 17 and 22 is welcome to attend the camp. Players planning to attend are asked to bring their own uniforms, spikes and gloves. Bats and balls will be furnished by the Ogden Club. TAKE-0EF- Serving his brother as best man was Wendell Walker. HILLSBORO, ORE., ARGUS: Do you know that on an average business day, nearly 1,000,000 Americans act as capitalists, investing more than $250,000,000 of savings in a variety of financial enterprises? Yes, the nations private QUALITY MAID BAKERY Southern Beauty1 SYRACUSE Rites Monday, August l., united in marriage, Miss Eula Gailey and Stanley J. Walker, lioth of Syracuse. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Gailey and parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walker. , , And 5 R. McCrary announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Beverly McCrary, to Jerry A. Timmons, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Timmons, Layton. The marriage was solemnized Monday in the Salt Lake LDS Tembe solved.. ( ple. A reception at the home of Mrs. The ceremony was performed in The August issue of Town Journal (formerly Pathfinder) Leonard H. Layton in Layton honcarries a meaty little article on the subject, written by Clyde the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ored the young couple Monday eveIlostetter. It tells of the enormous change for the better Last evening the young ning. Friday . sinOe 1949. At in Kansas time that has taken place that were honored with a wedcouple Following a honeymoon, the newsomething ke 100 Kansas towns lacked doctors and there ding reception in the Syracuse state is first in lyweds win make a home in was a hospital shortage to boot. Today the Ward HalL Mr. to the nation for rural health care. According Ilostetter, Practically every family is less than 45 minutes from a The bride was charming in a Grade-- A hospital. Every town needing a doctor has one or gown of lace and tulle over ice more." satin, fashioned with a round neckline and a pointed-bodic- e. The full To find out just how this came about in so short a bouffant skirt was floor length. period of time, Mr. Ilostetter went to Kiowa, population Her finger tip veil of bride's illu1,561, which in 1949 had the unenviable distinction of being sion fell from a cap of lace adorned the biggest town in Kansas without a doctor and it hadnt with tiny pearls. Her bouquet was had one for 10 years. Now it has three. He talked to local of pink miniature orchids encirclpeople and got the story. ing a giant white orchid. two-doct- A.G. SUPER MARKET Kajrsviiie,- - Davis County, Litah Thunc, Aug. 25, 1955 Page - SERVICE 116 IV SALES Vest Gc-i- n-. 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