Pensacola News Journal from Pensacola, Florida • 14

14 -J THE PCTOACOUA JW3KNAL Wednesday, January 31, 195 WCOA 1370 On Your Diol Carlton L-'Redmon. Crestnew; jar-vis W. Jackson, DeFuniak Springs; Charles H. Borders, Jay, and James H. Owens, Ponce de Leon.

37 Area Men' Join Army and Air Force Supper at Mcuwain Memorial rres-bterian church, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. The speaker is a native of Persia and has been described by churchmen as "an international orator, a Christian hero with a thrilling story of consecration and sacrifice." Marines May Get Own War History Copies of "The Old Breed." the history of the First Marine division during World War II. may be obtained for First division Marines, local officials said this week. Eligible individuals may writ to the commandant of the Marine, Corps, headquarters.

Ui3. Marine Corns. Washjncton 25. D. C.

Benyamin to Speak At Supper Parley Experiences In the mission field in Persia and Russia will be related by the Rev. Yosip Benyamin in an address at the monthly fellowship Group Examined In Panama City Thirty-seven men from Pensacola and vicinity were enlisted in the The area of the Pacific ocean is about the same as the combined extent of the Atlantic, Indian and Arctic oceans. A Army and Air Force this week, reported Sgt. Herschell I Beck, sta 1 NAVY Sue. 1 Store Hours, 8-6 p.m.-Sat, 8-7 p.m.

117-119 E. WRIGHT ST. U.S.N. 100 WOOL MEDICAL BLANKETS 4-BUCKLE RUBBER tion commander oi tne recruiting station. These men were sent to the recruiting main station at Panama City, for physical examinations and to receive the oath of enlistment.

Those enlisting for theAir Force were Marion B. Blackmon Leonard W. Joseph C. Harris, Ralph G. Reeves and James R.

"Wilson, Pensacola, and Robert C. Dyess, Bluff Springs. Army enlistments were: Billie G. Chandler, Charles D. Davis, Henry L.

Golay, Malcolm E. Gonzalez. Clifton J. Henderson, Jess W. Henderson, Earnest B.

Hol-obaugh, Lucas Howard? Billy H. Johnson, Francis G. Kelly, Norman D. Kressler, Arthur. D.

Jordan. Harold L. Neal. Johnny C. Nichols, John H.

Parker. John E. Powell, Joe P. Ryals. Charles O.

Saunders, Willie A. Savage, Franklin E. Se-gers, Franklin D. Sessions, Robert Smith, Allen Valencia, Franklin D. Weyburn, Paul J.

Williams, and Charles B. Wilson. Pensacola; Joseph Atkins, Century, V-Neck 100 Wool SWEATERS Khaki Blue I 5.95 rubeer Pants BOOTS OJ). Shirts $2.25 j' SWEAT SHIRTS 0 SFECIAL! FLIGHT $10 nr JACKETS I ZoVD Genuine U.S. Noy Leather Ariotw Sire 36-44 New Collars Cuffs Bands Refinished Like New LrA U.A.

QC Ike JACKETS t.3 1.69 Baptist Hospital To Contain Top Equipment in Area Rotary Club Told of Schedule By Pat Groner Formal opening of Pensacola Baptist hospital la expected to be by July 1. Pat Groner. administrator, said Tuesday as he addressed the Rotary club at Its meeting at San Carlos hoteL Groner said equipment being Installed is of the latest design and should" afford this area" one of the best equipped hospitals in this section of the South. Talking on "Hospital Finances and Groner said hospital costs are based on a per diem basis. Hospital costs are now S16 to $18 per day compared to the former costs of $5 to $6 per day.

COST OF SALARIES In explaining -what makes up these costs Groner said the greatest expenditure Is salaries. More than two thirds of the costs go into salaries, he said, as a recognized hospital maintains a ratio of approximately 2.3 employes to each patient. Minimum requirement of the American College of Surgeons is that a hospital in order to be recognized have at least one nuise per patient. Groner said people attempt many -times -to compare the costs with hotels. He said this is unfair comparison as less than 15 per cent of the cfts in a hospital are for 'housekeeping.

"Only 38 per cent of a hospital is used solely for patient rooms," the administrator said. Another Item that has caused considerable increase in the cost of hospitalization per day is drugs, he said. This bill was formerly as low as 50 cents per day while now this cost is from $3 to $5 per day, he said. This is due mainly to the many new and effective types of drugs such as penicillin. DRUGS EXPENSIVE "The drugs are worth the additional expense, however," he said.

They reduce the length of stay of the individual in the hospital and have also increased the incidence of recovery." Another reason for the costs is the widespread use of diagnostic facilities such as the laboratories and X-rays, he said. However, the patient benefits in the long run as these tasts make immediate treatment possible thereby shortening i i c- I vi i 2.95 RAIN COATS U.S.N. 1 Pc. 6.95 RAIN SUITS 1 U. S.

N. WOOL I iliV ftT 'rtT W.WIi'iTilil'.f 'ii Turtle Neck SWEATERS 100 Wool I SI.95 Fatigue COVERALLS 525 CAPS 9Sc DUTCH GENERAL VISITS-Lt. Gen. Isaak Aler. chief of staff.

Royal Netherlands Army Air Force, and Maf Gen. Bryant LBoatner, commanding general of the Air Proving groud. walk through the ranks of the honor guard at Eglin Air Force base. The Dutch general departed Eglin Monday. (Air Force Photo).

4 FEEL BETTER FASTI, )f fI mot wiffl apMHp Federal Claim On Live Oak Parle Depends On How Stale Uses Park ment of state parks as a tourist As lone as the Santa Rosa live attraction. Besides Admiral Sinton, members oak park, area is used by the state for public park purposes, the government will not invoke the reverter clause in the deed, Jess Larson, di of the board are J. D. Johnson. W.

K. Willard. Marion T. Gaines and T. T.

Wentworth, secretary. rector of the general services ad ministration, has advised Lewis O. Scoggin, director of the board of state parks and historic memorials. Retail Merchants This information was given the local Darks advisory committee Plan Dollar Days Feb. 16 and 17 have been desig Tuesday by Admr.

William Sinton, chairman. nated as Dollar days by the Pensa cola Retail Merchants association, The deed to the state of the for James L. Hurt, president, said. Mel Wheeler, chairman of the mer naval live oak reservation from the federal gove.nment has a provision that if the area is not used for public park purposes the gov the stay in uie nospipu. "Though costs per patient day have increased approximately three fold the total cost per admission is only 20 per cent when compared to the 1935-1939 level," he said.

'This compares with the 80 per cent increase in cost of living. In addition the funds spent in the modern hospital are a good Investment as the mortality rate has been reduced by 50 per cent." Dollar days committee worked out plans for the sale. ADVERTISEMENT ernment can take it DacK private interests are claiming title to1 a large area of the park and have obtained a favorable supreme court ruling. FOR LONG PERIOD 1 Larson said that "since the deed provided no limitation on the period Dr. S.

G. Kennedy, was In charge of the program. Personal To Women With Nagging Backache Guest Rotarians were Justin Weddell. Cantonment; C. L.

Mow- of time during which the property is required to be utilized for public park purposes, the condition will apply in perpetuity unless modified rer, Hagerstown, Md, and Alan F. Eggleston. Cumberland, Md. Visitor were O. P.

Bohman, Hagers-town, S. L. Davis, Pensacola; Wilson Harris, Pensacola; Paul in accordance with legal authority. t-aro, rensacoia; a. a.

ugg, Turlington. and Dr. Preston Sellers, Pensacola. WREATHS ON FDR GRAVE When kidney function dovi down. mny folks complain of naKirinit backache.

Iom of pep and energy, headaches and dizzinea. Don't cuffer longer with theme dincomforta if reduced kidney function is getting: you down due to auch common eaune as stress and strain, over-exertion or exposure to eold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages. Don't neglect your kidneys if these conditions bother you. Try Doan's Pills a mild diuretic.

Used successfully by millions for over SO years. While often otherwise caused, it's amazing how many times Doan's giVa happy relief from these discomforts help the 15 miles of kidney tubes and niters flush out waste. Get Doan's Pills todar HYDE PARK, N. Jan. 30.

(JP) Admiral Sinton said he had I received no further information regarding a letter from Larson to Scoggin several months ago in which Larson said the department of defense would deed the historic forts, Sail Carlos. Barrancas and to the state without cost. Members of the advisory board decided to schedule a meeting before the legislature in April with the local delegation to ask support of a program for financing develop President Truman and the Na tional Foundation for Infantile Pa ralysis sent wreaths today to the grave of President Franklin Roosevelt on the 69th anniversary of hia birth. '(r The word is otting around that the HILLMAN Minx Vv i2r 1 a i is a GREAT car! portant these days how little it costs to And we mean, little. One owner on a recent 1,100 mileJrip got 32.7 miles on a gallon and had to buy all of a pint of oil Drop in and take the Hillman Minx out yourself.

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