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Show MAC?U TIMES, MX.NA, UTAH MAGNA TIMES NATIONAl EOITOIIAI Publlshsd Sine 1111 Edith N. Rids. Editor Howard Ridge. Publisher Issu'd aach Thursday morning at 1124 W. 2700 South. Magna. Utah Entarad as sacond class mail matter under tha act of March 3rd. 1070. at Magna. Utah of tha best weekly newspapers by the Utah one Adjudged State Press Association, given honorable mention by the National Editorial Association. Mail subscription rates Payable In advance. 12.50 year. The Times welcomes contributions from its readers upon any sub ject of public interest All communications must be signed. Mo attention paid to anonymous contributions. 1ac6ti4" v Any attempt in this column to discuss military strategy would be most fallacious. Yet, there does appear to be a point on which1 it might be well for the Congress to study. It seems that every time there is talk of bringing home the bulk of American troops garrisoned in West Germany, the German government officially expresses great alarm. The Russians, they infer, just over the line, may invade. Dramatic Troop Are Inevitable Chr.-- ;s VJost Germany Troops Costly Changes, and some of them will be quite radical, are a penalty our nation must endure as it expands. It is natural for humans to oppose change. But slowly and surely they will happen, and rather rapidly too, as our population grows. Our government will grow and expand, and we probably will find it difficult to adjust our thinking to the fact that we face higher budgets, greater taxes, more bureaucrats on the federal payroll Farm population will continue to decline and more people will live in growing towns and cities. Admiral H. G. Rickover recently said: . . : most American giantism is ineludable, given the size of our population and the imperatives of modern technoscience. There is no sign of an end to this mass movement into the cities because the same pressures that destroy small over-enterpri- se in industry appear to be working on the family farm. It is now threatened by a new type of large landed esthe commercial factory farm. tate When space around a man contracts, more rules are needed to discipline his behavior toward others. The restraints that knowing ones neighbors imposes are lost in the anonymity of city life. It takes a big bureaucracy merely to maintain peace among the multitudes and keep their cars circulating freely, not to mention supplying them with pure water, public disposal facilities and so on and so on . . . The individual is helpless to protect himself against the consequences of misuse of technology that results in oil erosion, air and water pollution, or against substances harmful to him in miracle foods, drugs, to name but a few. He must call pesticides and weed killers on his government for help. . . . Birth Rote Continues High in U.S. Big families are still the trend in the United States, the 1963 total having been 4.1 million, slightly lower than the record estabished in 1957 when there were 4.3 million. The year 1963 was the 10th successive year in which births in the nation exceeded four million. Statistics indicate that of those born in the past year, 1963, 49 per cent were third or subsequent births, indicating the continuing trend for larger families. In 1964, those who compile such statistics reason second births will fall below one million for the first time since 1946. The rate for third births has been at least 30 for each 1,000 married women under the age of 45 for more than a decade. All these bits of information about a high birth rate and the continuance of large families adds to the problems of increases in schools, housing and many other facilities that will be needed in the future. There is a question whether all the combined NATO forces in Europe could prevent the Russian armed hordes from moving across Germany in a few days. This can be answered by the military men competent to assay fire power, defense strength and all of these technical matters. And recently there was quite a dramatic test performance in flying thousands of troops into Germany from American bases in a few hours. Whether this is practical in the event hostilities should break out is again a technical question. German Economy? However, there does seem quite a question as to whether or not U.S. forces are in Germany primarily to protect the German soil or the German economy. Big military payrolls and supply purchases are a boost to any economy. In addition, the report of the committee on governmental expenditures headed by Sen. Harry F. Byrd points out the armed forces overseas are employing currently 160,000 foreign nationals. A little over 50.000 are employed in Japan, 21.000 in France, 77,619 are employed in West Germany. . US. Meets Payroll Actually, they are indirectly employed. The actual job handing out is by the Germany government, with the U.S. meeting the payroll Now in a nation of 56 million people, almost 78,000 jobs are an important item. The impact on the Germany economy is equal to what would result if in the United States 271,666 additional jobs came into being. non-essenti- al Alarm in Bonn To give a better gauge, this hypothetical 271,000-plu- s jobs is almost equal to the employment by the nations third largest corporation, Ford Motor Co. It is almost twice the number of jobs supplied by the six biggest The number of employes on the federal payroll has increased 131,000 in the last three years. President L. B. Johnson knows that in an election year a politician who can point with pride to a reduction in employes may actually do something about reducing the number receiving revenue from the federal treasury. The new President has said the forthcoming budget will reach $102 billion, and knows his best opportunity to hold the budget in line is to keep the work force curtailed. President Johnson has ordered an immediate job freeze on all departments and agencies, but it will be difficult to have the order executed. An expanding government that is constantly urging more security for all citizens, will find it difficult to reduce expenses. But looking back to the first statement a 131,000 gain in federal employment in three years it appears to be a hopeless task. PATUXENT meat-packer- (FHTNC) s. HUMPHREYS' staph Fri., Sat., San., Jan. Can Be Held 3 Days and CINERAMA present IKE iWONDERFULWORLD ofuu BROTHERS woNDsam GKEQf ii II Claire Bloom end a wonderful cast. Laurence Harvey A wonderful show for all Starts S:15 Complete show after 1:30 -1:15 Show out 0:40 Brothers Grimm. Starts 0:15 and 0:40 75c and 35c All out 11:00 PJi Saturday f.latinsa Reundap Starts Hey, Gang! noon 12 Out 2:30 We're having that Big wonderful show "The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm." Also colored Don't Miss this Big Show See You at the Party Children 25c Cartoons. Fun For All AU Next Week. Starts Thursday, Jan. 30 S DAYS." I12.H Next to Park's Cleaners 8912 West Mala Street bn Classified Deadline UlUW CO. Only. See It $11.28 Due to mechanical schedules in printing the Magna Times, the deadline for placing classifieds is Monday at 5:00 pun. We would appreciate receiving them earlier. Classifieds must be paid at the Copper Printing Company office, 75c for 4 lines. None accepted over the phone except to customers with regular accounts. Thank you for your HOE And leader work. Sewers and water services dug and laid, ditching and trenches dug. Call Jim Gober, BY or inquire 3451 S. 9920 W. 30 BACK LENNOX Heating and Air Condi- tioning Equipment Sheet metal work. Gas Appliances. We Install and service all types ef heating equipment See your authorised Lennox Dealer, Glon end Jack's Heating Co- - 3394 W. 3500 So. Dial shop. CY residence, CY : have a backache? ' All the way from then. now and Almost everyone does almost to ache uncomfortable incapacitating a dull, sharp, pain. Some physicians credit soft beds, soft chairs and the other comforts of modern civilization with an increase in the number of persons who suffer from low back pain. Once called lumbago, back pain is often ccused by poor or inappropriate shoes, a sedentary posture, obesity, work, or participation in sports. It may life, also be due to disease not directly relating to the back or to injury or strain. v Low back pain may occur at any age but it seems to bother middle-age- d persons most. It occurs in both sexes and in all races, and is more common with people who do work that requires stooping or lifting. Good posture of the entire body fs important in preventing low back pain. Sit with the head, shoulders, and trunk erect. When standing, the spine should be straight. Not the military ramrod" posture, but straight. A soft, saggy bed end lew, soft chairs contribute to backache. Chairs, ideally, should be firm, straight, and have the contour of a normal back. A shoe is best for standing or walking. heeled shoes tend to throw the posture off balance and increase strain on the lower back.' Loafers, ballet slippers and sneakers also may lead to backache if worn extensively. In lifting heavy objects, keep the back straight and lift with- knees ond thigh muscles, rather than bending over and straining the spine. y Like many ether ailments, backache may be aggravated by emotional tension or anxiety. Treatment of backache varies with the cause. When it's due to strain, usually rest, heat and a pain reliever will help. Massage, used in moderation, may help relieve discomfort. Your doctor may also recommend exercise to strengthen the muscles of the back and to improve posture. Backache is a common ailment among Americans. If your back pain persists, consult your physician. over-strenuo- low-heel- - us ry Goldies Shoo Shop This is one of a series of articles written by members of the Utah Medical Association and published in coopera 24-25-- 26 "Anti-Corona- SAFETY SHOES Rg. ... ter I Studies at leading medical centers and most reeantiy at tha New York City Department of Hoaltha Club" Indicate tiiat each measures a prudent diet and modified fat Intake do make a difference in preventing heart disease. Tension, obesity, high cholesterol all of these are the sus- pected villains in the high heart attack rate. Work on all the aus- peetod factors just as you did on getting your husband to ths physician tor his annual ehsekups. Statistic show that tha sffort pmars off. Reg. $12.95 Bring your printing needs to us for quality workmanship. dependable service. modest cost . . . plus creative planning. CUT ME OUT AND HANG ME UPI , ENSIGN Shoes Hours 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday Ever and veal SOLES AND HEELS to big catalogs . . . fri:iti:ig a Am" Industrial Workersl MISCELLANEOUS COFFER For smokers, K. X-r- ay Oxfordt $10.46 are now featuring a Choice Grade $T Top Sirloin Steak Dinner For vMit vital cttidtr1 6. Far weekend exercisers, an , ' exerdse tolerance" electrocardiogram. F Nlvee are foSewiag the Heart AsoeeUtioe, which recommends "the redaction of fat consumption under medical supervision, with rotsenaUa sutotituUen of pelyxnsatarated fata." This meais coeUag ar haMag with a pelyusataratod vegetable aQ Eka earn, cotton or naSewer ell. wkiefc, incidentally, has ths highast poly nmtantodesntoat of sH. and nsiag aurgsrinea high la polyua aatwatoa. Trim fats of mast and Increase ess ef fish; poultry - , ELECTRIC Licensed Electrical Contractor Service BY Jack Humphreys Etetrecardiegnue B. : After selling hamburgers and Fat Boys at our takeout window for 14 years, it makes us sad to abandon this phase of our business. We want to concentrate on our dining room where we will be serving our hamburgers and Fat Boys, as well as steak, chicken, shrimp and fish dinners. Thanks to our many wonderful takeout" customers. We invite you to join us in our lovely dining room where we will continue to serve our delicious food. If things work out as we've planned, you'll meet our hamburgers again in a new location. cards S. TOD . . . All e" From cat anti-submari- ne 5419 West 3500 South, Hunter We If you have been nagging your has band to go for an annual checkup you are right Theres been. a sis per cent drop in the heart disease rate among men 45 to 64, according to tha American Heart Association. And ape cialists point to the yearly medical as the reason for the decrease. . Statistics shew the biggest improve meat 44 per coat leas in hyper tension caused deaths, and 22 per In stroke cases. Theres still much work to be done, however, in prevention of heart attacks caused by atherosclerosis or hardening of the ar torios. The rate for this increase is four per rent While no post tire cause or cure has yet been established for the nations num ber one killer, certain preventive measures have been proved to be vtfuaUe. Hero are some. When you send your husband for hie checkup, tell him to be sure it includes: MD. RIVER, m A YEAR I Y CHECKUP CctvEco f.lcn Navy Lt. David R. Rauing, son of Mrs. Antonia A. Raunig of 3121 Dayton St., Magna, has departed from the Naval Air Station at Patuxent River, Md., with Patrol Squadron 44 for Thus, there is no question this training in Puerto Rico. causes alarm in Bonn. While deployed, the squadron But it would seem the big will fly from the Naval Air Staquestion is whether alarm is tion, Roosevelt Roads. The decaused by considerations of eco- ployment will last for two weeks. nomic power, or firepower. During the training, the squadron will conduct Sociological Exporimoni exercises with fleet units. Hence, this is a question that Congress could well investigate. CAMP PENDLETON, CAUF. As is well known, there are curMarine. Pfc. Thomas (FHTNC) rently attempts to use the armed L. Valencia, son of Mrs. Ceilia P. forces for sociological experiValencia of 2630 S. 8900 West, ments, and a variety of other Magna, was recently promoted projects totally unrelated to the to his present rank. chief business of a military force. He is with H" Battery, It would be interesting to see Third serving Battalion, 11th Marine what a congressional study of the Regiment, a unit of the First Masituation, provided the nations rine Division at Camp Pendleton. top military men are not muzzled, Calif. would find out about the A graduate of the Cyprus High School Mr. Valencia entered the Marines in June, 1963. All men may be born equal, but its what they are equal to later on that counts. Ab's Country . . . Growing Federal Payroll cradle-to-grav- Fly-I- n uur ruuu uusdauu ueeds D2ovjo G3 or CY 00 FOR ALL PRINTING Needs, consult Copper Printing Company. Wo shall bo happy to help you. Quality work, reasonable 00 prices. NOW Locker keys can be made la Magna. Central Lbr. fc Hdwa. dial BY 00 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE TED'S TV and Radio Service. AN AUTHORIZED WESTING-HOUS- E SERVICE. Fair prices. 3 Dial or Inquire 3074 S. 297-509- 8300 West IMMEDIATE now Occupancy, 3 BR homo, full bsmt FHA approved. 8450 down. Call 00 See at 2810 S. 8489 West 297-684- 8. 00 nsriT TV SERVICE Reasonable rates. Foil Phone BY Douglas TV. FOR RENT 4 or 176 W. 2700 South. 88 Magna. Dial Mature woman to work 2 days a week In established Magna business. Good knowledge of English desirable. Excellent wages, steady work, nice working conditions. Write or typo Box 241, Magna, Utah. 31 FURNITURE upholstering. Hundreds of samples. Expert workmanship. FREE estimates. Dial BY or inquire 2810 8. 8880 CO West Sleepy Hollow. TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED after 287-28- apt in 4 pun. 00 WANTED 81 Now opt with draperies, birch cabinets, storage, range and refrigerator. 30 Reasonable. Dial FOR RENT 297-208- 1. NOW AVAILABLE For rent Lge. apt, bedroom 16x16. living room 18x30. modern kitchen and bathroom. New electric range and ll carpetrefrigerator, wall-to-wa- ing and drapes throughout Completely furnished. Largo closet space, air conditioner and heat No children. Call or GET Professional carpet cleanrout Blue Lustre ing results 00 Electric Carpet Shampooer. 50c first hour. 25c each hour there- FOR RENT home at after. HUFFAKER FURNITURE, 2935 South 9200 West Inquire 31 Shorn Pollock at Central Lumdial dial BY 00 WANTED University student bar, asor young business woman to FOR RENT apt unfunk, sist ms in my busiheat 3594 S. furnished. Inquire ness, two hours a day. 8250 a 5800 CY Dial 31. West month. Interviews Saturday, 2:30 1615 FOR RENT pun. "Fashion Two Twenty." apt Has 32 kit. DR. LR and BR. $70 Foothill Drive. Locaied at 8829 W. 2700 South. st 3828 S. 6400 West Inquire SALE 297-57- 11 297-625- 4. 297-668- 1. fast-growi- 4-r- FOR 31. 287-586- 7. TAX RETURNS FOR SALE Hay, 81 a bale. Inin your homo. Reasonable. quire 8385 W. 3500 South or ArcR. R. Barker, notary public. 32 tic Circle. 42 or CY INCOME Pre-par- ed 2S7-24- WEDDING INVITATIONS Serving napkins, thank you cards all may bo obtained at Copper Printing Company at low, low prices. Qualify work. Big selection. See them today. Copper Printing Company office. Magna, dial BY 00 FOR SALE Duplex, good location in Magna. Excellent return on investment. Low dn. pwmf. to qualified buyer. HU Special 00 FOR SALE or RENT 2 'fiR frame homo, fin. bsmt, largo CLARINET And saxophone les- Idscp. yard, dost to Hercules. sons. Beginners and intermediate. 3854 S. 8400 West Can be 0 Dial or 1 Call 6 days or 32 00 tvsnings. FOR SALE brick, full bsmt, carpeted, drapes, storm windows, doors, water softener, QUALITY ldscpd gar. See at 2951 S. 8750 West Inquire 2985 S. 8850 West BUSINESS CARDS 31 phono BALDWIN PIANO Take over FINEST KIND payment of $10 per month on Baldwin Spinet or will sell for 1.000 in 1 color 85.85 cash. Also electric organ. Writs 1,000 in 2 colors- Adjustor, P.O. Box 2033. Salt Lake City 10. Utah. 33 fin-ante- 297-688- Hid-Wint- cr 297-682- 287-801- d. 287-216- 6. 1 Peg Shirts Flab Sweaters 50 each 297-608- 5. 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