EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Wednesday, Sept 20. 1944
Yanks Air Army Bound for Holland
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American airborne aoldiers, laden with equipment, prepare to enter their C-47 transport plane at Base In
England, ready to be flown to Holland, where they were dropped over northern tip of Siegfried Line In oold
attempt to Bklrt It, Join up with British Second Army In drive against Berlin, Signal Corps radlo-telephoto.
230,000,000
ML BE EQUIVALENT
0F THE LARD OF
EACH PIG
According to Wr Food Adm!nlitrtlon,fit iUg 901 of 230.000,000
poundt of uid cooking fati in 1944 will bo oqulvoltnt to tho lard from
J million had of hogi or tht tallow from about 3 million haad of cottl.
It rapratanti 11 of a vary hog, or 26 of aach haad of cattia hillad undar
fadaral Impaction In 1943. Sav ovary drop of utad cooling fat, nd taka
your placa producing for Victory.
Your Health and Its Care
BY OR WILLIAM BRADY. M. D.
Readers should address Inquiries toi Dr William Brady
26S tX Camlno. Bavarly Hills Calif.
HAVE YOU A LITTLE BATTERY IN YOUR MOUTH?
The Tongue and Its Diseases,
Fitzwllliams (Oxford University
Press) p. 150, 1037.
cntmicii
and Electroll
tlc Lessions of
the Mouth
Caused by Ar
tificial .Den
tures, (Arch
ives o t Der-
m a t. and
Syph., 21-31,
Jan. 1932), E.
S. Lain.
A a . 1 " '
"''jf'v;3 .Tnn 1fl.12 E
I, A'j 'Lan-
1 S. Lain.
Galvanic
Burns of t h e
Oral Mucosa,
Dr Brd?
Hollander, L., (Jour. A. M. A.,
July 30, 1932).
Galvanic Burns of the Tonfcue,
Hollander, Schonfield St Fisher.
Jour. A. M. A.. April 1, 1933).
These are authorities to which
I refer dentists or doctors who
may suspect 1 dreamed this up
When my pipe got too hot.
Some persops who have two
dissimilar metals in fillings,
bridges, crowns or other den
tures suffer from persistent sores
on tongue or inside of cheek,
tores they may mistake for ob
stinate or recurring canker sores.
Normal saliva is a fair electro
lyt
It need not be particularly
eld and it may act on the dis
similar metals to set up a minia
ture galvanic battery In the
mouth.
If you have more than your
share of trouble with what you
assume to be an obstinate or re-
cunring canker sore, or maybe a
amokcr's patch (leucoplakia), and
you know theie are two dissim j
ilar metals in your mouth, espec ,
lally If the trouble is directly !
opposite or in the path between
the two dissimilar metals, you j
may choose any of three courses: j
1. In no re it, grin and bear it.
Z. Have the dentist remove
that last Mrnture or (illniR
and replace it with one
made of the same metal as
that in your old denture
3. Hang onto the Inst bridge
maybe it is made of gold
and hRve II, e dentist dig out
the old amalgam fillings
and doll your mouth up
with gold exclusively.
Dentists commonly use various
metals In den'ures. from gold
and silver tonzinc and copper,
stainless steel, chrome alloys etc
According u the Jour, of the
Ameriran Oental Association
(June. IMS) "actual channel In
electrical potential have been
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OF THE TALLOW OF ALL
CATTLE KILLED IN 1943
UNDER FEDERAL INSPECTION
observed In such patients by fine
measurements" that is, in the
mouths of patients with such
galvanic burns or sores.
QCKflTlONS ANSWKlt
MlM-hlPYoilf Mrdtral Miitunifrr
Took ion, 8, to dr-tor (tr check-up
utter recovery from niraslrn. Doctor
loin mft no nnd murmur in tne
hmrt. Will you please explain to me i
what this menns? la tht re Anything '
wo can di to helo this condltton? i
(Mia T F
Answer A murmur la noft blow
ing aounrt heard ovur heiirl. hlood ven-
v iuhk, aoiriiine nenru over
tMe (ntnnello or no ft spot on ton of
lintiy'a head. A murmur miiv 1 ttenrd
In canea of ansmta. until the blood
regain normal atrength If vour dtx
tor fntl to tell you what he thtnka
the murmur means h abould he hon
est attntit tt and ei'hei (1) auk for a
continuation or (?) refer the bov to
a riinKnosttclan whoao opinion carries
weight.
Fine big Brother
I have a brother who la fifteen. He
reta ecema every venr We havo tried
many thlnga and oven had him in hos
pital for a while I know he auffera
and I hope you can augment Home kind
of cure for It. (I'vt, S. C.I
Answer At least It can do vour
hrothrr no hnrm to give the calcium
and vitamin D treatment a trv. !e
tnlla in namphlet on "Kefemii" for
copy Bend a a tamped envelope bearing
your adrtreaa.
tHly Kkln and "loreaH
I have very oily nkln and enlarired
porea, even after 1 out on mv make
up 'Marv Mnrv I
Anawer Send atampftl trlf-arl-dressed
envelope and ak for (tend no
chpplntfl pamphlet, A-ne i tlla-kheada
and Pimnleat" The akin hua no
"porea" If that meana open In ft a
thrnuarh which anvthlng mav he t
at.rhed. What you .all "enlartfrd
por" -r 'he relaxed opemngi or
mntnha of Ih e m-roiis (olh .nrt
wcat duett V of crraina nnd aim
liar Junk la Injurious to IhB mm
plrxlmi of a voun, rt-omnn. Such
'mAkr-up" ahould Ik l.lt to the old
uonirn.
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GOIN AND DAILY BUY
ASHLAND TAXI BUSINESS
Ashlnnd. Sept 20 Howard
Oden for three years owner and
onerntor of the Bus Depot Taxi,
Tuesday announced snle of his
business to Mark F Goin of Ash
land and Jim Dally of Medford.
Goin managed the Terminal
Cab in Medford for some time
and when that firm was pur
chased by Yellow Cah he worked
for that company Goin will op
rrate (he business here while
Daily owner of k Medford paint
shop, will devote his attention
to that business.
Ua. Hall rrlbuti. Want Ada.
PARTS and SERVICE
for all
Makes ot WASHERS and
REFRIGERATORS
YOUNGER S APPLIANCE
SERVICE CO.
31 N Bnrll.tl Phone 2419
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TAX PLAN WHICH
Economist Points Out Pro
gram Should Not Be Sole
ly For Government.
By Beardsley Ruml
Written for United Press
Many people assume that the
only purpose which taxes serve
Is to raise money to pay the
cost of government. Actually the
kind of tax program we have
can also affect such things as
how much a dollar will buy (in
flation or deflation), how people
will spend their money, and
most Important, how many jobs
there will be and whether wages
will be higher or lower.
That was what Paul Hoffman,
chairman of the committee for
economic development, meant
reently when he said, "too often
in the past our tax programs
have been framed In terms of
what will lose the fewest votes,
The vital question should be,
what kind of tax program will
lose the fewest jobs'?" This is
the vital question which the
C.E.D.'s high employment tax
plan seeks to answer. To my
knowledge, this is the first at
tempt ever made to develop an
over-all federal tax system from
the basic point of (view of en
couraging employment and in
creasing national income, as op
posed merely to collect revenue
from the income and jobs al
ready existing. To me it is a
highly realistic and practical ap
proach. Matter of Sense
It Is a matter of simple com
mon sense that we will be better
able to pay 16 to 18 billion dol
lars in postwar taxes out of a
national incon.e of, let us say.
140 billion dollars a year than
out of the scant 100 billion dol
lars which was our "record" na
tional income In 1340. A pro
gressive tax policy thus becomes
both a means and an end, and
therefore a doubly Important
element in our present job of
postwar planning.
A tax plan which encourages
Investment, greater production,
higher wages, and more jobs will
be a means of reaching a nation
al income of $140 billions an
nually. And only if we achieve
such an end will we be able to
carry our postwar tax load. Nor
should sight be lost of the extra
dividend paid by such a high
level of productive employment
in that it will cut down addition
al tax costs which would be re
quired for "pump priming" and
the carrying of a large number
of unemployed.
Two Basic Guides
Also, the simple fact of a high
tax and ample federal revenue
does not necessarily mean
"healthy" economy. To devise a
fair tax system that gives broad
encouragement to expanded pro
duction, and employment, we
should then be guided by two
basic tax considerations taxes
should be just high enough to
balance the budget at some
agreed level of high employment,
and thereby protect the stability
of our currency.
If we set our tax rates any
higher we will reduce unneces
sarily the money that private In
dividuals have to spend and in
vest and will thus work against
our attempts to reach a high
level of employment and stay
there.
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With U. S. Airborne Army In
Holland, Sept. 20 flJ.PJ Ger
man soldiers, no longer super
men but just strangers In a for
eign country who want to get
home, are giving themselves up
to unarmed Dutch civilians and
waiting for American paratroop
ers to come to take them to prisoner-of-war
pens
The prisoners for the most
poor specimens of soldiers, are
dribbling in in crowds of 10 to
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BPITAM' MiANS
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20. Their standard answer to
the question of age is 18 years.
Dutch men, women and chil
dren are holding them prisoner
for the Americans and the big
gest job now Is getting around
to all the houses where there
are three or four Nazis under
guard by Irate Dutch house
wives. doting time for Sunday Too LaU
CO Clas&Uy 6 30 Saturday aturnoon
Pleaa. remember.
ZERO CLUB
Out of bounds, civilians only
Delicious chicken and steak
dinners 7:00 p m., 3 a m.
except Sunday Phone day
time 5300: night 9101.
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COMMITTEE TO FIGHT
HILLMAN AND HIS PAC
New . York, Sept 20 U.R
Formation of the Independent
voters' protest committee to fight
uhaf It rharacterized as the "bra-
', zen campaign of the political ac
! tion committee to install Sid
ney Hillman as the power-be-hind-the-throne
of a fourth term
administration," was announced
today.
Channing Pollock, playwright,
Chalker't Motel & Lodge
OFFICERS' CLUB
Dine-Dance-Refreshments
Chicken and Steak Dinners
Moit Unique Place m So. Or.
CLOSED MONDAYS
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to chairman of the committee
and John W. Hanes. a former
undersecretary of treasury, W
treasurer. Committee members
include Louis Bromfield, Booth
Tarkington, Kenneth Roberts,
Rupert Hughes and Roy Chap
man Andrews.
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Central Point ?J
for reservations. On the
Pacific Highway at Central
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