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Show r 1 SOUTll SALT LAKE HERALD Page- 4 - Former British Doctor Holds Servicemen U.S. Medical System Best Anyone who believes that a solution to a nations medical problems is to put government in charge should read, word for word, an article in the July issue of Nations Business by Dr. E. Lloyd Dawe. Dr. Dawe physician, surgeon is of English and psychiatrist birth. He received his medical education in London, served four years as a medical staff officer in the British Army, and entered practice under the British National Health Service the government body which administers England's program of socialized medicine. Subsequently, Dr. Dawe left England in disgust, and now Pfc. John L. Manning A Salt Lake City marine is serving at the Marine Corps Base, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Pfc. John L. Manning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Manning of 1619 S. Seventh East is assigned to the Bulk Fuel Company, First Force Service Regiment at the base. Serving aboard the attack aircraft USS Bon Homme Richard, operating with the powerful Seventh Fleet out of Yokosuka, Japan, is Clinton Perry, gunners mate third class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Perry of 2814 McClelland Street. The Bonnie Dick left its San Diego, Calif., home port on April 26, and has been operating in the South China Sea. It first visited Yokosuka, a major American naval base located some 40 miles south of Tokyo, Aug. 5. 42,000-to- n practices in Connecticut. His article deals with the experience of doctors and patients der the Health Service, and it is a sorry story indeed. Doctors are find for prescribing drugs they believe their patients need, but which are not on the governments official list. In order to earn even a modest living, a doctor must handle an excessively large number of patients. There is a heavy burden of paper work, taking up time that should be given to practice. Hospitals are overloaded, simply because they are free that is, supported out )f taxation and so patients, particularly elderly ones, are shuttled off to them instead of being cared for at home by families. So it goes, with Dr. Dawe citing chapter and verse. The sum total is a serious downgrading of the medical services available to ne majority of English people. Dr. Dawe warns of the grave dangers that lie in proposed Congressional bills to give our own government substantial powers and responsibilities over medica. care. His eloquent conclusion: In this country I have found freedom of action and professional choice. Now 1 feel I am practicing in the best existing system in the world. It is not perfect But we are striving to make it better. And the best medical care can be given only .in the system where a doctor is not a government clerk but an individual with professional dignity and free- Friday, August 25; Survey- letters, r ewspapeis and 'maga- Recent. ' (Continued from Page' 3) zines. It still is the House Port curate promotion of sound ideas Office Committee voted July 20 in economics and politics to defer action in postal rate in- both to be called upon to will have creases. But there is at least one post office function parcel po;l remedy the defect, If conservatives and others which is in an entirely different category. It is not: a basic ;who wish to see property rights function. .It is entirely commer- maintained and freedom of encial in nature. It serves no pur- terprise sustained are as shrewd pose of public enlightenment and as their opponents, they should education, as does the carrying of avoid all efforts at the present to the mails, newspapers and maga- reach a political showdown where zines. It competes directly with weight of numbers counts. Inprivate parcel carriers. And its stead, they should concentrate rates a:e not sufficient to pay the upon increasing their own numbers by all informational and costs. Pa! cel post is an excellent place educational channels open to to start in reducing the post office them. Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs. deficit. Probate- - Guardianship Third Judicial District Court Probate Division for further information of the respective signers consult County Clerk. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of IIARRT E. Deceased. EDMONDS Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the Trust Department of Tracy Collins Bank A Trust Company on or before the 15th day of December, A.D. 1961. RUTH E. ANOELL, Executrix TRACY COLLINS BANK A TRUST COMPANY Executor of the Estate of Harry E. Edmonds, Deceased. Perris S. Jensen, Attorney 1414 Walker Bank Building Salt Lake City, Utah Date of First Publication, August 11. 1961 Date of Last Publication, September 8, 1961 WALKER BANK A TRUST COMPANY, Administrator of the Estate of ALICE MARION WAKEPIELD, Deceased. JENSEN, JENSEN A BRADFORD Attorneys for Administrator 1414 Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah Date of first publication Au- gust 11, 1961. Date tember of 8, last publication 1961. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of GEORGE H. WHITLEY, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 551 West First South Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 28th day cf October, A.D. 1961. GEORGE H. WHITLEY, JR.. Executor of the Estate of GEORGE H. WHITLEY, de- ceased. Date of first publication NOTICE TO CREDITORS MAY SWEN- SON, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the signed at 1414 Walker under- Bank Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or before the 15th day of December, A.D. 1961. LOUISE S. COTTER ELL, Executrix of the Estate of EDITH MAY SWENSON, Deceased. JENSEN, JENSEN A BRADFORD Attorneys for Executrix 1414 Walke Bank Bldg. Salt iAke City, Utah Date of first publication, August 11, 1961. . Date of last publication, September 8, 1961. NOTICE TO CREDITORS of ALICE MARION WAKEFIELD, Deceased. Creditors will present claims with Touchers to the under- Estate signed at the Trust Department, Walker Bank A Trust Company, Salt Lake City, Utah, within four mouths after first publication of this notice. Au- gust 25 A.D., 1961. JOS. S. NELSON. Attorney 55 West First Soutb Street Salt Lake City, Utah First publication Aug. 25, 1961. Fifth publication Sept 22, 1961 i The military budget, following the massive increases asked by the president in his broadcast of July 23 and his message to Congress that followed the next day, is some $47.5 billion for this fiscal year. The result will be a deficit of billions. It is obviously necessary to now reduce government costs wherever possible. The president has taken some notice of this need. Specifically, he pointed to the post office deficit. It runs to about $700 million a year. The only remedy is higher post office charges. Congress has always been re- In The District Coart of Salt Lake County, State of Utah maxine mccarty vs. RAYMOND McCARTY, ) ) ) Defendant ) THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned and required to serve upon William O. Shelton, Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is 509 Atlas Building, Salt Lake City. Utah, an answer to the complaint within 20 daye after service of this summons upon you. If you fail so to do, Judgment by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In said complaint (which has been filed with the clerk of said court and a copy of which is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you). This an action to obtain a property settlement, divorce, costs of court, and other relief as set forth In the complaint Dated August 4, 1961. Is WILLIAM O. SHELTON Attorney lor Plaintiff 509 Atlas Building Salt Lake City, Utah Date of First Publication, August 11, 1961 Date of Last Publication, September 1, 1961 15 a Line SUMMONS Civil No. 131988 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALT LAKE COUNTY, STATE OF UTAH ELMORA MOORE. ) ) Vs. WILLIAM JAMES MOORE. ) Plaintiff Defendant ) ) THE STATE OF UTAH TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: You are herby summoned and reulred to serve upon William O. Shelton, plaintiffs attorney, whose address Is 509 Atlas Building, Salt Lake City, Utah an answer to the complaint within 20 days after service of this summons upon you. If you fall so to do. Judgement by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In said complaint (which has been filed with the clerk of said court and a copy of which Is hereto annexed and herewith served upon you). This Is an action to obtain a divorce, custody of the minor children, support money, costs of court and for such other relief as set forth In the eom-plai- nt- SUMMONS Plaintiff, Estate of EDITH Sep- j BANKNOTES .... by Malcolm FIRS r AMERICAN MPER MONEY BEARING THE PORTRAIT OFA WOMAN WAS ISSUIS) IN 1886. THE LAP WAS MARTHA WA9HIN67UN. Suggestions Made for Cutting Postal Deficit Want Ads Legal Notices ; j dom. ticipating in minesweeping exercises off the coast of Vancouver, British Columbia in Canada, is Ivan K. Burnett, seaman, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. K. Bur7 nett, 5621 Holladay Blvd. Canada The Endurance sailed from VANCOUVER, Among the 65 officers and crewmen Long Beach, Calif., August 5 and aboard the ocean will return there early in luctant to increase the rates for minesweeper USS Endurance, par- non-magne- tic 1961 Dated July 18th, 1961 WILLIAM O. SHELTON Attorney for plaintiff 509 Atlas Building Salt Lake City, Utah Date of first publication August 4. 1961 Date of last publication August 25, 1961 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Notice Is hereby given that City of South Salt Lake proposes to mike the following Ento wit. Improvements, largement at Sewage Treatment Plant, according to plans and specifications on file at the office of Templeton and Llnke. Consulting Engineers, 211 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City, Utah and at the office of the City of South 8alt Lake, 2500 South State Street, South Salt Lake City. Utah. Sealed bids are Invited from prequalified bidders for furnishing all labor, materials, equipment and tools necessary to complete said work and will be received at the South Salt Lake City Hall, 2500 South State Street, South Salt Lake City, Utah until 10:00 a.m. A WORRIED FATHER WVrm7D LOCATE HIS SON , TRAVELING ABROAD. HrS BANKS CORRESPONDENTS TRACED THE bov wrrwN 2 hours. -- Instructions to bidders, plans and specifications for said Improvements may be seen anl examined at the office of the Consulting Engineers, 211 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City. Utah and at the South Salt Lake City Hall. 2500 South State Street, South Salt Lake City, Utah. Contractors desiring to submit a general contractor's bid on this project should file the following Information with the office of Templeton and Llnke. Consulting Engineers, 211 Dooly Building, Salt Lake City, Utah, no later than ten days before the opening date: 1. Contractor's Application for Prequalification. 2. Contractor's Application to Bid. Contractors qualifying for this project will then be Invited to submit a bid. Contractors not qualifying will be so advised and will not be allowed to submit a bid. Copies of the plans and specifications may be obtained by depositing Fifty Dollars ($50.00) with the Consulting Engineers office for each set of documents so obtained. The amount of the deposit fee for the first set and 504 of the deposit fee for each additional set of documents will be refunded to the bidder or bidders who submit a general contractor's bid on the project and who return such sets of documents In good condition within seven (7) days lf after the opening of bids. the amount of the deposit The One-ha- or Twenty-fiv- e Dollars ($25.00) will be returned to those persons who obtain said documents, and who do not submit a bid on the general contract, providing such sets of documents are returned In good condition within seven (7) days after opening of bids. The minimum wage for crafts performing under this contract shall be as determined by the State Industrial Commission. The Owner reserves the privilege to reject any and all bids or to waive any irregularities In any bid or bids. MARTHA J. TOOMBS City Recorder First publication Aug. 25. 1961 Third publication Sept. 8, 1961. l inch Display, 6 for $5 1 on the 9th day of September. 1961, at which time they will be opened and publicly read. . ! NOTICE OF INTENTION Xo'.ice Is hereby given by the City Council ol the City of So th Salt Lake of the intention of s.ich council to make Imthe following described provements. an Improvement To form District to be known as Street District 2A" to pay Llehtinjcost of maintenance and far the power In the street lighting district on the following streets: On Commonwealth Avenue, Utopia Avenue. Robert Avenue and Oakland Avenue, commencing at State Street of the respective avenues and running East to 2nd East on each of said avenues; on Wentworth Avenue, Beryl Avenue. Vidas Avenue and Leslie Avenue, commencing on avenues at the respective to-w- lt: State Street and running thence East to 3rd East Street on each of said avenues; on 2155 South commencing at 2nd East and running thence East to 3rd East; on 2nd East at 21st South commencing and running thence South to Wentworth Avenue; on Roberta Street and Nowell Circle (230 East), commencing at 21st South on each of said Streets and running thence South to 2155 South en each of said respective streets; on Burton Avenue, commencing at 1st West and running thence East to State Street; on Robert Avenue and 2400 South Street, commencing at West Temple on each of aald avenues and running thence East to State Street on each of the respective avenues; on 27th South Street commencing at State Street and running thence East to 5th East Street. Welby and Qregson Avenues from 3rd East to Blair Street. Qarden Circle from Welby Avenue North and East to Blair Street and Blair Street from Darden Circle to Oregson Avenue. The power to be furnished to the street lights already Installed on the above described streets and cost of maintenance to be that cost for maintaining those street lights presently Installed. That said Improvement District Is being created to defray the abutters portion of the cost and expense thereof by special assessment upon the lots and pieces of ground fronting on both sides of streets set forth above, which property Is to be affected and benefited by sucb improvement. The property Is to be assessed in accordance with the front footage of property situated on both sides of Commonwealth Avenue. Utopia Avenue, Robert Avenue and Oakland Avenue ' from State Street to 2nd East Street; on Wentworth Avenue. Beryl Avenue, Vidas Avenue and Leslie Avenue from State Street to 3rd East Street; on 2155 South from 2nd East to 3rd East Steet; on 7nd East from 21st South to Wentworth Avenue; on Roberta Street and Nowell Circle (230 East) from 2100 South to 2155 South Street; on Burton Avenue from 1st West to State Street; on 2400 South and Robert Avenue from West Temple to State Street; on 27th South Street from state Street to 5th East Street; Welby and Oregson Avenues from 3rd East to Blair Street; Garden Circle from Welby Avenue North and East to Blair Street and Blair Street from Garden Circle to Oregson Avenue. SUill auu UI6 Co tlmated coat per year for each 00t Cutting property will be 7 Vi cents and willapproximately be assessed for the period from August 23, 1961. to -- August 23, 1966. All protests or objections to tne suggested Improvements or the carrying out of sucb intention must be In signed by the owners writing, of the aff?cted or benefited. ri5in ,ame- together with number of front feet and be filed with the Ron or before the City 9th day of September. 1961. Council at a meet-t- 0 . pity be held on the 19th day S';Ptem3er. 1961. at 10 a.m. the City Hall will consider the proposed levy, and hear - e'S" and consider such proand objections to said Improvements as shall have been made. ot. the Council the City of SouthClty Salt Lake. Dated this 12th day of Autests gust, 1961. J- - BOUNDER, Mayor City of South Balt Lake Municipal Attest: MARTHA J. Corporation TOOMB8 City Recorder First publication Aug. 25, 1961. Third publication Sept. 8, 1961 vjERN |
