Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, Marei» 27. 1947
I C h a n g e Y ou r W e ig h t
F or B e a u ty ’s S a k e
Ideologies Clash in Occupation Zone
T O ^ C IN G
UND
Korea a House Divided
Between U. S. and Bussia
O H t W PEARSON
lU L u llu lu
O R J E C T IV K H
IN
MOSCOW
WASHINGTON
As a m ilita r y
m an. G eneral M a rsh a ll planned two
great offensives. One was in 1918
when be charted fo r G eneral P ersh­
ing the tra n s fe r of one m illio n men
fro m St. M lh le l to the Meuse-
Argonne fro n t, plus 40,000 tons of
a m m u n itio n , 34 hospitals, 93,000
horses. 104 m iles of ra ilw a y and
87 depots a ll in a week's tim e w ith
no enemy n v iu to r d isco ve rin g it.
Tlie o ther was in the last w ar
when as ch ie f o f sta ff he planned
the h is to ric landing on N orm andy.
These tw o offensives, g re a t ns
they were, in some respects are not
as d iffic u lt ns the tw o great peace­
tim e o bjectives w hich George M a r­
shall ns secretary o f state is a t­
te m p tin g to w in nt the conference
in Moscow. Those tw o o bjectives
are:
ByBAUKHAGE
N ru i Analyst and < ommentator
They have set up a C om m unist
re g im e in th e ir sector.
We ha ve n 't done so w e ll w ith our
W ASHINGTON. -
A couple of
brand o f dem ocracy In our sector.
months ago I w rote a piece about
Not because of lack o f good in te n ­
Korea fo r th is column.
tions nor of the efforts o f G eneral
I t was la rg e ly a fa c tu a l report Hodge (so his enemies a d m it) but
and when I w rote it I realized how due to a lot o f things in clu d in g the
little I, and per­
spectre o f the past w hich has h a r­
haps s o m e of
assed the Koreans. They lik e A m e r­
you, know about
ica But a ll they have got fro m us in
K o r e a . 1 have
the past is vague prom ises. O ther
been
re a lizin g
nations beginning w ith Japan took
th a t fo r m a n y
them and tore them. They have
years but not too
faced a h is to ric a l a rra y of broken
m any.
I th in k
prom ises fro m the great nations.
th a t the f i r s t
DAI) IS AN ARMY MAN . . . The story of the extensive traveling
Koreans thought they were p ro m ­
tim e
K o re a
done by an arm y man and his wife is graphically told In the varied
ised independence " in a few days”
1. A permanent peace treaty
m eant
anything
birthplaces of the four children of Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bobbin It. Durbin,
a fte r A m e rica n occupation. T hat
with (he nation which has
m ore to m e than
pictured strolling on the deck of an army transport. Donald. 3, was
m isunderstanding was due to the
caused every major European
a sm ear on the
bom in Lindsborg. Kan.; Thom as, 4, at West Point, N. Y.s Edward, 6,
fa c t that the Moscow agreem ent
war in the past century—Ger­
m ap was when I
in Honolulu, and W illiam, 6, In San Antonio, Tex.
was translated by a Korean who
m any.
w as
quartered
was possessed of m ore n a tive o p ti­
2. The end of our present sus­
• w ith a young fe l­
m ism than knowledge of the Er.g- I
picious. rhip-on-the-shouldcr re­
low in a b a rra ck
lish language. F ro m then on. the l l la H i t
7 1 Ta r I l a W
lations with Russia and estab­
in F r a n c e in
Baukhage
A m ericans a tte m p tin g to abide by
lishm ent of a permanent friend­
W orld W ar I. He
th e ir understanding o f the Moscow I
ship with the nation which can
ta lke d in his sleep. T hat was bad decisions have trie d in va in to get
be our m ost disastrous enem y.
enough, but 1 couldn't understand an agreem ent out of the Russians
Both,
obviously are interdepend
w hat he said. So I asked h im . He w hich would be the basis of a uni- 1
ent. And if M a rsh a ll can w in real
said:
fled Korea behind a unified p ro vi- '
frie n d sh ip w ith Russia, the tre a ty
“ M y fa th e r was a m issio n a ry in sional Korean governm ent.
w ith G e rm a n y w ill be m uch easier
Korea. I was born there When 1
Today Korea has become one of
to perfect.
ASKS BAN ON REDS
have a n ig h tm a re I ta lk K o re a n .” those explosive areas w here tw o , ,
.
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ideologies m eet: where the tw o t f a c l i I rUTHClfl
Questioned about a bill outlaw­ LESSON FROM LATIN AMERICA
Korea esl omnss divtsa in
ing Communists from official posi­
great em pires le ft in the w o rld (the
Despite its ra d ic a l d e p a rtu re fro m
One o f the great lessons learned
partes duo, unam incolunt the
tions in labor unions, Secretary of
U. S. and the U.S.S.R.) face each tra d itio n a l A m e ric a n fo re ig n p o licy
Red army et unam <south of a di­
fro m o u r P an-A m erican relations is
labor
Scbu
ellenbach
rasped-.
"Il
other fo r b e tte r o r fo r worse. Nei- i and in h e re n t th re a t o f co n flict w ith
viding line drawn by Stalin and
the im p o rta n ce o f team w ork. P rio r
does not go, far enough. Why
th e r thinks it should re tire and Russia. P resident T ru m a n 's pro-
Roosevelt) by tbe American
to the good-neighbor p o licy we
should tie recognize the Com­
allow Korea to erect a governm ent g ra m fo r a id in g G reek and T u rk is h
army.
munist pjrty in the U. S.? Why
w orked as an in d iv id u a l nation. We
w hich w ould take its p a tte rn fro m resistance to S oviet pressure in the
should they be eligible Io run lor
landed troops in H a iti, N icaragua
The agreem ent was that the two
stra te g ic M id d le East gained strong
the other.
office i i hen their purpose is Io de­
and the D o m in ica n R epublic. We
nations would set up a unified pro­
support
in
congress.
stroy the government? Why should
W hat's going to happen now? We
banged M exico over the head w ith
visio n a l governm ent and lu re the
they be theoretically able to get
M any R epublican senators and
are going to get a little tougher w ith
d ip lo m a tic threats and m obilized
Koreans back into d e m o cra tic life .
elected to congress? I just can’t see
the Russians, and i f we can be re ­ representatives crossed p a rty lines
troops on her border. R esult: A ll
any reason u h v we should have
Then things began to eventuate. leased fro m th a t ambiguous agree- to back M r. T ru m a n 's proposal to
L a tin A m e rica d islike d us.
that."
Roosevelt died and he couldn’ t te ll m ent we’ ll let the Koreans in our lend Greece and T u rk e y 400 m illio n
Then Sumner W elles sold
S ta lin that “ d e m o c ra c y " m eant one zone set up th e ir own p ro visio n a l d o lla rs w ith in the ne xt ye a r to bol-
Roosevelt the idea of being a
th in g to A m ericans and som ething governm ent. They already have a ster th e ir economies and buy a rm s gether. Abandoning e ffo rts to obtain
good neighbor, of sharing re­
qu ite d iffe re n t to M a rx ia n schooled p a rlia m e n t of th e ir own. but Gen- and p ro vid e m ilita r y experts to a union shop, m aintenance o f m e m ­
sponsibility. So when trouble
Russians. Oh. qu ite d ifferent.
e ra l Hodge has a veto and he w ill tra in key personnel. Senator B rid g e s bership and a co m pulsory dues
arose in the western hem i­
B ut regardless of academ ic de fi­ keep it u n til we see some kind of a (R ep., N. H.) sum m ed up congres- checkoff, the local settled fo r an
sphere, the Pan-American na­
nitions, th is has happened, accord­ coalition, free fro m C om m unist sional sentim ent: “ I f we are ever average 25 cents an hour wage
tions solved it as a team . Re­
in g to G eneral Hodge’ s own state­ pressure— o r any other kind of pres- going to tr y to stop the spread of raise, new grievance m a ch in e ry
sult:
Few er m istakes were
and im proved vacation provisions.
C om m unism , now is the tim e .”
m ents: The Russians have d ra fte d sure, o f w hich there are a lot.
m ade and when they were made
Koreans in th e ir zone in to an a rm y.
C ritic s of the p ro g ra m d id not so
I t w ill cost money.
S ettlem ent of the s trik e posed a
U ncle Sam didn't get all the
m uch oppose the fo rth rig h t action la b o r p roblem fo r R acine since
blame.
proposed to check the Red tid a l m any o f the 3,500 s trik e rs had taken
The B ritis h e m p ire h ith e rto has
w ave in eastern Europe as they in ­ oth e r Jobs d u rin g the course o f the
operated on a u n it basis I t d id n ’ t
veighed against past state d e p a rt­ w a lk o u t T h e ir action eased the w o rry about team w ork. R esult: It
m ent p ra ctice s in a id in g the Soviets s tra in on the union tre a su ry a l­ is h u rrie d ly liq u id a tin g parts o f the
and th e ir puppet states in s tre n g th ­ though
other
w o rke rs
received e m p ire and reaping b itte r c ritic is m
ening th e ir hold on oppressed people. s trik e benefits. The plants were in P alestine and Greece. F u rth e r
M y folks came o rig in a lly fro m
F ro m a V irg in ia m an:
W ith the e n tire n a tio n sensitive to co m pletely shut down d u rin g the re su lt: The U nited States is asked
New England. We follow ed the v a ­
“ There is an adage to the effect
rious m ig ra tio n s west in je rk s . But ■you get ju s t about w hat you pay j g ro w in g Russian dom inance, c ritic s dispute, w ith the union m a in ta in in g to share the fin a n c ia l re sp o n sib ili­
m y New England ancestry is the fo r.' The point is. when the school I w ere exPectcd ‘ ° Iend th e ir support e ffe ctive p icke t lines.
tie s—and the headnehes— in one of
o nly reason I ’ve alw ays been pfloud teacher does his jo b as w ell as the for m a x im u m safeguards against
those countries w ith o u t having too
o f A m e rica n schools. As a school boy street cleaner o r garbage co lle cto r. p re c ip ita tin g hostile action.
m uch to say about the things th a t
M r. T ru m a n m ade no bones about
I had a tough tim e because I wasn’ t , he w j ji be paid a cco rd in g ly ; but as
cause the headaches.
E
ltl
Enters
Case
tough eonugh. There were a lo t of long as the educators are content a d m in is tra tio n intentions o f re sist­
I f we become the bankers fo r
Congressional concern o ver the
fights that had to be negotiated. But to have the street cleaners do th e ir ing Russian expansionism , d e c la r­
B ritis h headaches, the pain and the
shotgun
sla
yin
g
of
Pres.
George
P.
I cam e out w ith the idea th a t I ’d job better, the educators should not ing th a t U. S. fo re ig n p o lic y re­
blam e can extend to T u rke y, Ita ly ,
take the p u b lic schools of A m e rica com plain th a t the street cleaner is m ained dedicated to the p rin c ip le M cN e a r o f the em battled Toledo, N o rth A fric a and a ll over the w orld.
P
eoria
and
W
e
s
t
e
r
n
ra
ilro
a
d
o f freedom fo r a ll people. A fte r la m ­
because they taught dem ocracy b e tte r p a id ."
T h a t’ s w hy we should take a le a f
b a stin g C o m m u n ist in te rfe re n c e in brought the F B I into the case in an fro m the P an-A m erican good-neigh­
w h a te ve r else they d id n ’ t teach.
L a te r, I studied abroad and d id n 't
Greece and im p o sitio n o f to ta lita r i­ e ffo rt to tra c k down the k ille rs of bor book and le t the U nited Nations
change m y m ind.
an regim es in Poland, R om ania and the m illio n a ire ra il executive.
Gets Wasps Straight
get busy in Greece before it is too
The ju s tic e d e p a rtm e n t a u th o r­
B u lg a ria , he asserted th a t a ll na­
Then I joined the a rm y and dis­
late.
ized
the
F
B
I
in
ve
stig
atio
n
on
the
• • •
tions faced the choice of d ic ta to r­
covered fro m m y buddies (I got
grounds th a t the federal govern­
ship o r dem ocracy,
five francs fo r w ritin g letters fo r
DEFLATED DREAM
j | S ig n ifica n tly, the M id d le E astern m ent was interested in w hat o th e r­
th e m ), th a t parts of A m e rica I
M ost in te re stin g , though some­
tro u b le spot lie s at the crossroads wise m ig h t have been a local in c i­ w hat deflated p o litic a l figure in the
h a d n 't grow n up in were as illite r - '
of the E ast and West.
W hoever dent because of M cN ear's recent senate today is R obert A. T a il of
ate as parts o f Europe w hich I ’d
controls th is s tra te g ic area controls te stim o n y before the house la b o r I Ohio, together w ith the question:
held m y nose going through, and
the gatew ay to tw o w orlds plus the I co m m itte e ,
th a t some of Europe was m ore
j W ill he achieve his long-cherished
C h a irm a n
H a rtle y
huge o il deposits of Ira n , Ira q and ! C o m m itte e
lite ra te than the U nited States, a l­
dream of fo llo w in g the footsteps of
(R
ep.,
N.
J
.)
revealed
th
a
t
M
cN
e
a
r
A ra b ia , in w h ic h the U. S. and
though at o u r w o rst we had a b etter
j his fa th e r up the fro n t steps of the
had charged the R a ilro a d B ro th e r­ [ W hite House as P resident o f the
j B rita in have heavy interests,
school fo r the poor man, propor- ,
j
S trengthening o f the U. S. a tti- hoods w ith in c itin g violence on the
tio n a te ly, than G reat B rita in .
, U nited States?
tude to w a rd Russia cam e as the T. P. & W. to p ro m p t governm ent
Not since 1940, when energetic,
Y ears passed and fin a lly I began
Reds crim p e d opening o f the B ig seizure o f thé lin e d u rin g the w ar. I progressive W endell W illk ie stole
h e a rin g c o m p l a i n t s about our
F o u r conference in Moscow on the B rotherhood o fficia ls replied by ac­ the R epublican n o m in a tio n fro m
schools—in clu d in g the h ig h -lite ra cy
G erm an and A u s tria n tre a tie s. De­ cusing M cN e a r o f a lack o f know l­ under T a ft’ s nose, has he forg o tte n
areas. I realized w hat teachers
feated on a proposal to discuss the edge of ra ilro a d in g . H a rtle y said.
fo r a m in u te his a m b itio n to d u p li­
w ere being paid com pared to dog
Chinese s itu a tio n a t the outset, Rus­
cate the father-son p re sid e n tia l suc­
catchers and garbage collectors
sian F o re ig n M in is te r M o lo to v came BIG BUSINESS:
cess o f John A dam s and John
and bartenders (not as m uch). 1
rig h t back w ith the charge th a t the G rowing liigger
Q uincy Adams.
m entioned it on the radio. M ost
U. S. and B rita in have re ta rd e d de­
V ie w in g the 1940 P h ila d e lp h ia
people com plim ented m y stand fo r
P o in tin g out th a t 1,800 companies
m ilita riz a tio n o f w estern G erm any.
convention in re tro sp e ct—a fte r the
h ig h e r rem uneration fo r education.
have been absorbed by purchase o r
tro u n cin g F D R handed W illk ie —
(O f course we couldn’ t expect to
m e rg e r since 1940, the F e d e ra l
T a ft was not too unhappy about it.
pa y as m uch as we pay fo r liq u o r
T ra d e com m ission urged adoption
In 1944 he realized th a t F D R could
to redden our noses or the women
End Loup Strike
o f a b ill sponsored by Representa­
not be stopped, and he was glad to
pay fo r cosmetics to redden th e ir
Beaten in th e ir a tte m p ts to ob­ tiv e K e fa u v e r (D em ., Tenn.) th a t
le t T om D ewey and his Ohio GOP
lip s ).
ta in “ union s e c u rity ,” L o ca l 180 o f w ould p re ve n t such p ra ctice s where
colleague John B ric k e r “ take the
B u t w hat shocked m y New E ng­
the C IO -U nited A u to m o b ile W orkers th e y tended to create a m onopoly.
ra p .” The big chance fo r the Re­
land soul was some of the le tte rs on
U n d e r present p rovisions of the
ended its 14Mj-months-old s trik e at
p u b lica n p a rty , T a ft figured, w ould
the "o th e r side” :
the J. I. Case tra c to r and h a rve st­ C layton a n ti-tru s t act, o nly stock
come a fte r the war.
S ixteen-year-old D avid S happirio
in g eq u ipm e n t plants in Racine, purchases fo rm in g a m onopoly are
F ro m a teacher of “ long and |
The resulfs o f la st N o ve m b e r’ s
of Washington, D. C., one of 40
v a rie d experience” :
Wis. P re vio u sly, union m em bers p ro h ib ite d . O perators have been
congressional
elections
d e fin ite ly
had re tu rn e d to w o rk in Case's able to get around th is p ro visio n , convinced T a ft th a t he was rig h ¿
“ The m ost im p o rta n t teachers in ; fin a lists in the six th annual West­
inghouse
science
ta
le
n
t
search,
how
ever,
by
o
u
trig
h
t
purchase
of
a
Rock
Island,
111.,
B
u
rlin
g
to
n
,
la
.,
the w orld are the m others and
The next tw o years held his big
and R o ckfo rd , 111., factories a fte r co m p a n y’ s assets o r exchanging
fa th e rs, who are now earning wages ‘ cleared up an entom ological “ t r i ­
chance fo r the presidency. A fte r
angle” by m a tin g “ M rs .” Wasp
stocks thro u g h a m e rg e r. K efau-
prolonged w alkouts.
less than the teachers in a g reat
1948 i t m ig h t be too lato. He has
Asst. Sec. o f L a b o r John W. G ib ­ v e r’ s b ill w ould plug the present
m a n y cases. L a c k of adequate pay I w ith her proper spouse. The books
played his cards acco rd in g ly.
had
been
w
ronging
th
is
couple
fo
r
son was successful in b rin g in g the loop-hole and em pow er the FTC to
fo r them is the greatest cause of j
T a ft im m e d ia te ly put h im s e lf at
years.
com pany and the R acine lo c a l to- ru le on m ergers.
education fa ilu re —and fa ilu re i t is
the head o f the R epublican p a rty
—because i t does not aid p ro p e rly 1
as fa r as C apitol H ill was con­
those who need i t w o rs t.”
cerned. A t firs t, T a ft was rid in g
F ro m a C a lifo rn ia teacher who is
high, w ide and handsome, Today,
"a lm o s t in d-.spair over the situ a ­
his reins are tr a ilin g in the dust. He
tio n ” :
is sca rce ly rid in g a t a ll. And w hat
“ The school cannot substitute fo r
is especially depressing is that
the hom e; i t can only supplem ent
T a ft’ s reverses have come not fro m
it. You can’t teach ch ild re n who
D em ocrats but fro m his own forces
W ASHINGTON. — W arning th a t v ie w tow ards m eeting th is co m p e ti­ m u st e ith e r lo w e r his costs, o r stock w hich he assumed to lead.
have had no home tra in in g ; you
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c a n 't even teach those who have if business faces a period of intense tion, they m a y find them selves faced o r m a n u fa ctu re som ething else.”
y o u r whole tim e and strength are co m petition fo r consum er d ollars, w ith m a k in g d ra s tic p rice changes.”
A g e n e ra lly lo w e r p rice le ve l m ay UNDER THE DOME
consumed by those who haven't. the d e p a rtm e n t of com m erce ad­
Few people know i t but a tig h t
The old w a rtim e fo rm u la o f p rice be beneficial to a ll, i f dem and is
M ost parents w ill pay w hatever vised business m en to begin now to
o f goods plus o p e ra tin g costs plus su fficie n t, but it could re su lt in a T ru m a n triu m v e ra te — Hannegan,
they have to pay fo r a p a rk in g sta­ cut costs and lo w e r prices.
S ecretary o f the In te rio r K ru g and
desired p ro fit is no lo n g er sufficient, series o f p rice cuts h a rm fu l to a ll,
tion fo r th e ir ch ild re n and w ill ask
“ Business is on the verge o f a
the su rve y noted.
A tto rn e y G eneral C la rk —has ironed
the
d
e
p
a
rtm
e
n
t
said.
In
general,
no fu rth e r questions. M ore and period of intense co m p e titio n ; there
In co n sid erin g p rice p o lic y the de­ out a lo t o f in n e r ca b in e t wrangles.
m ore of the p a rk in g attendants are are m ore re ta ile rs than before the m a rk u p p o licie s m u st be directed
. . . Tw o women clu tch in g passes to
u n w illin g to deal w ith such ch ild re n w a r and the im p lic a tio n is th a t to w a rd a reasonable net p ro fit. B usi­ p a rtm e n t said re ta ile rs m ig h t do
the senators’ g a lle ry asked the
a t any p ric e .”
com petition fo r the consum ers’ d o l­ ness m en in considering revisions w e ll to cla ssify w ares as lu x u ry
doorkeeper: “ Is th is where you go
F ro m a P ennsylvania m o th e r:
la r w ill be g re a te r than e v e r,” the m u s t be sure to include in th e ir costs goods, c o m p e titive goods and con­
in to see the senators p e rfo rm ? ”
“ I f m o n e ta ry re m u n e ra tio n were depa rtm e n t declared in a study of such ite m s as m arkdow ns, damage venience goods.
In lu x u ry lines
, , . Now th a t he has le ft the RFC,
the o nly consideration fo r our se rv­ p ric in g problem s by F re d e ric k M. and the ft.
m a rk u p m a y be la rg e r than the George A lle n is re a lly expanding
ices in th is life —would there be B e m fie ld of the m a rk e tin g d ivisio n .
A t the other ex­ his business holdings. He even owns
I f a business m an cannot m eet store average.
nurses, doctors, w e lfa re w orkers
The depa rtm e n t forecast th a t “ un­ co m p e titio n , m a in ta in q u a lity of his tre m e , convenience goods sell ra p ­
one per cent o f the B roadw ay h it,
and m in iste rs? Y e t they abound in less business m en s ta rt re v ie w in g m erchandise, pay a ll costs and id ly and a low m a rk u p m ig h t be the
“ B orn Y e ste rd a y.”
love and kindness and to le ra n ce .” th e ir p ric in g policies now w ith a m ake a reasonable p ro fit, “ then he m o st s a tisfa cto ry policy.
WNV Service, 1616 Eye Street, N. W„
Washington. D. C.
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afte r u rough sea voyage, have
been unfit to race for as long as
six m onths, say s C ollier’s.
To avoid this h azard , a plane w as
used recently to tran sp o rt six ra c e
horses from L im erick, Irelan d , to
Los Angeles, the first cargo of its
kind ev er flown acro ss the A tlan­
tic.
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D (D IP L O M A C Y ) D A Y :
When Yourinnards ”
are Crying the Blues
WHEN CONSTIPATION make» you feel
punk «» the dickeni, bring» on »tomach
upiet, «our taste, gsssy discomfort,
take Dr. Caldwell'» (»mou» medicine
to quickly pull the trigger on lazy " in ­
nards’’, and help you feel bright and
chipper again.
DR. CAL DWELL’S ia the wonderful aea-
na laxative contained in good old Syrup
Pepsin to make it so easy to take.
MANY DOCTORS uae pepsin prepara­
tions in prescription« to make the medi­
cine more palatable and agreeable to
take. So be sure your laxative ie con­
tained in Syrup Pepsin.
INSIST ON DR. CALDWELL’S— the fa­
vorite of million« for 50 year«, and feel
that wholesome relief from constipa­
tion. Even finicky children love it.
CAUTION: Use only as directed.
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B A IL M U R D E R :
tito*
starve In the proceaa.
achieve a lithe, trim
satisfying meal» a day
you know which food«
DR. CAIDWILLS
SENNA LAXATIVE
SYRUP PEPSIN
C O N T A IN E D IN
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SAYS
Give your feet
an extra treat
with SOLIS as w ell as
Heels by
O'Sullivan
LABOR:
AMERICA S No. 1 HEEL
and
s o le
Tough and Springy
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THE QUINTUPLETS
GOUGHSn'COLDS
COMPETITION COMING
always use this great rub for
Lower Costs and Prices Advised
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FLASHtt?
Women In your •’40' b ’’ I Does this
functional 'middle-age' period pecul­
iar to women cauae you to suffer hot
flnahea, nervous, hlghstrung, weak,
tired feelings? Then do try Lydia E
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound to
relieve such symptoms. I t s ¡amout
tor this purpose I
Taken regularly—Plnkham's Com­
pound helps build up resistance
against auch distress. Thousands have
reported benefltl Also a very effective
atomachlo tonto. Worth trying!
LYDIA EPI HUM'S
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