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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THUPSDAY. APRIL 26. 1962 U.S. With Common Market Would Be Unconquerable Wall to Communism i A 5 Editor i not: Th Euro- pun Common Market, with lix Wtiiern Europ nations participating, hat had im praiiiva success sinct iti formation thro years ago. A special rtporting Him of UPI staff correspondents in th countries involved pre dicts in th following di patch, the second of three, that the combine may grow to a point that would thwart Communist ambi tions for expansion. By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foreign News Analyst The 1 European Common Market, already a recognized world force, ultimately may increase its membership to in elude 300 million people. As such it would speak with a voice equal to either the Uni ted States or the Soviet Union. Joined with the United States, it would present an unconquerable wall to Com munist ambitions for expan sion, and the two then could pour vast new sums into aid for under-developed nations which also are a Soviet tar get. Largely because of this new European economic union, which includes lowering tar iff barriers, the United States is reviewing seriously its own foreign trade structure, par ticularly its tariffs. The Com mon Market nations are West Germany, France, Italy, The Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. Great Britian, impressed by the economic miracle occur ring within the six and fear ful of being left behind, has applied for full membership even If it means the loss of some jealously guarded Brit ish sovereignty. Others Want In Greece became an associate member last year and has re ceived promises of aid amounting to S125 million in the next five years. Norway, Denmark and Ire land are expected to ask full, them, the six passed an membership, and associate portant landmark, memberships may be sought j At 5:29 a m. on Sunday, by Sweden, Austria, Switzer-, Jan. 14, after negotiations land and Spain. which left the participant.-! Because they are beginning ' exhausted and nearly ill, the to speak as an economic j Common Market went into whole, the six already have ; its second stage. destroyed the Soviet Union's hopes of undermining each seperately. Early this year, with no 'able achievements behind From now on. no member of the six would be able to veto a majority decision. The agreement settled also the touchy question of agri- Fhe Mcdkcl Roundup by .,,,, (Rtjliter Consultant In Mayo rllnir Profmor of Mayo clinic and Trlhuna ! 1962) im-1 culture, the rock upon which the unity of the Common Market might have broken. Agriculture agreements covered grains, pork, eggs, poultry, fruit and vegetables and wines. Toward Equal Pay Another agreement set up a timetable for equal pay for equal work by men and wo men. All discrimination is to be ended by Dec. 31, 1364. Phase No. 2 of the Com mon Market also looks for ward to free movement of capital and a common trans port policy, as well as a con tinuing lowering of internal tarrifs. Occasionally, at least tem porary hardship results. In mid-March silent miners in Belgium's coal-mining belt watched as King Baudouin embraced the aged mayor of the village of Maurage. , Sunday, May 1 3 , MOTHER'S E. Main Medford Alvarez ketonuria. In disease, the Phenylketonuria of Infants I recently received a release from the National Association for Retarded Children, Inc., 386 Park ave., South, New York 16, N.Y., in which there is a dramatic story of two sisters, both of them born with a pecul- i a r chemical abnormal i t y called phenyl thisKery rare bod lacks a chemical which normally de stroys a substance which, if left in the body, will in most cases badly injure the brain of the infant. Its brain will develop normally if a special diet is prescribed as soon as the child is born. It is so sig nificant that Sheila who is 6, and was not given the diet, now has only half of the in intelligence she should have and hence can be taught only certain things. Her little sister, Kammy, aged 4, who was put on the diet shortly after she was born, has a normal mentality. As we doctors now know, there is a simple ferric chlo ride test which can be ap plied to a wet diaper. If the drug turns green, this means that the child must immedi ately he treated with the diet. Sometimes, a more compli cated test must be made. Now that we know that some mentally retraded chil dren could have been saved, the hunt is on for all of the families in this country in which this defect runs, and hence can appear. It is such a Among the onlookers was Desire' Dubois who at the age of 40 was told the pit where he had worked all his adult life was to be closed as un economic and that he would have to find another job. For Desire' with a wife and four children, the picture ap peared worse than bleak. With others, he had partic ipated in bitter protest dem onstrations. Baudouin came to Maudagc to witness new skills being taught to the miners under common funds made available through munity. i These funds and the new skill that Desire' Dubois now is learning as a paver are making the future less bleak, He now notes that he sees his children at every meal. And his wife sees him off to work in the morning with out the fear that he will not return. Enmities Forgotten Within the Common Mar ket, former enemies have linked hands to expand co operation and sales organiza tions. The chain-smoking Cahan I Salvador has only one wryly humorous complaint Dealing j with foreigners, he believes, consumes time and money. I "This," he says, "is especial ' Iy true when we deal with An Italian official declared: j "The economic tying-to-i gethcr of Europe already has j made it possible for Italy to ' plan realistically for the ab j sorption of its unemployed." Aivglo-Saxons. They use a One of these is Jean Cahan-1 different system than the met- Salvador, president of the French "Nord-Aviation" air craft company. Nord-Aviation has joined with German and Italian firms to; build a new military transport plane. German workers are now the six-nation com-j building "Noratias" transport planes under license. "Aircraft construction es sentially is an International concern," said the slow-speaking Cahan-Salvador. "This is especially so in Europe where each of the countries Is too small to provide a large enough market." ric one and have a different way of thinking and reason ing " The confidence with which Cahan-Salvador speaks is echoed by other businessmen. Bigness Takes Over "The era of small nations is over," says Henri Pigozzl, director general of Slmca, one of France's largest auto mak ers. "We've got to think about what will sell in Germany and Italy-not just France. "The Common Market is comparable to the opening of the American West," says a banker in Paris. Friday: The forces that brought the Common Mar ket in being. $0 M j B COFFEE GROUND INSTANT 1 lb. 65c 6-oi. 2 lbs. $1.29 89c LITTLE BUTTE GROCERY Eaglt Point to please any cat... i all tuna liver n meat chicken fish meaty mix kidney 'n meat ismJaOT joy now that we are beginning to find a number of these peculiar diseases in which the infant's brain can be saved from injury and he or she can grow up to be normal. I must emphasize . the fact that the defect must be found shortly after birth; it is useless to look for it after the child's brain has been badly injured. Many people ask me what can be done for itching of the crotch, and some want to know if it will lead tp cancer. It rarely turns into cancer, unless for sometime a white area has appeared on the skin - the so-called leukoplakia. The treatment of the itch ing is difficult and often un satisfactory. If I had this trouble, I would be inclined to go for help to a good der matologist (skin specialist). One of my dermatologist friends says he often gets good results with the grenz rays which I described in a recent column. They are some thing like x-rays, only much weaker and quite safe. They do not go through the skin, and hence they do not go down through into the tissues under the skin. Often, they have a good influence on the skin. Calming ointments also can relieve much of the itch ing. Because sometimes the itch ing is due to leakage. I always want the patient to be exam ined by a proctologist (rectal specialist) and in the case of a w o m a n, a gynecologist (woman's specialist). In bad cases, I generally find that the person is overly-sensitive and a bunch of nerves, or I find that he or she has a prob lem that is not being solved or well - handled. When the problem is solved, the itching stops. THE MEAT SERVICE MEATS 2030 W. Main SP 2-6828 PICNIC STYLE PORK ROAST CmiJ lb. How is your heart? Had check-up lately? To know about diseases of the heart and symptoms, you'll want to read Dr. Alvarez' booklet, "Heart Trouble." To obtain it, send 25 cents and a stamped, self-addressed envelope with your request to Dr. Waller C. Alvarez, Dept. MMT, The Register and Tribune Syndi cate, Box !)57, Des Moines 4, Iowa. Pork Shoulder Fresh Ground STEAKS BEEF 49'r 3- $117 Old Fashioned Lean Ground FRANKS CHUCK lb. VV 59c lb Locker Specials 25-lb. BEEF ORDER $12.05 20-lb. 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