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ROSEBURS NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1945
Jobless Total to
Be Under Forecast
WASHINGTON. Dec. 13 -(.!) -The
impact of peace on JolilesH-ni-tifi
is 30 to 40 mt cent lighter
than reconversion officials an
ticipated. Kewer lnv-nff In InHu-strv nn1
an unexpectedly high and bus
talned rale of buying are among
tartoru that have prompted key
lederai economists to offer tins
Impiovef; employment outlook:
liy yiw'ii end, the total of ac
tual and Milenlial jot) seeker s will
he 4,ci.lHl at the most, one
third lens than had been predicted
lor that date when hostilities
ceased.
Bv m-vt Mnrch the tf,),),.. will
Turkey Shoot
Roseburg Rod and Gun Club
Sunday, Dec. 16
Winchester
Shot Gun Shells Furnished
Hot Sandwiches and Coffee
number not more than .VXrO.OOO.
This may bo tho xak for 1!H(i.
Aftor hovorinK around that
mark until about June the total
may brin to decline as civilian
manufacturing nils full stii'le.
liut officials are wary of ucss
iiiK beyond mid
The totals fall far short of He
conversion I director John W.
Snyder's estimate, on OctoU-r 1,
that unemployment would hit
8,J0,000 be spring. .
The happier outlook may bring
a (liflerent sort of froblem, Price
Administrator IjowIcs has indi
cated, fie said Monday that the
continued hitch rate of employ
ment was adding to inflationary
pressure, making It harder to end
price controls.
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Douglas Servicemen
Receive Discharges
Army and Navy separation cen
ters report honorable discharges
issued to the following Douglas
County men:
Canyonville Delphis L. Ijp
Illanc, machinist male second
class.
Keedsport Clarence I..- Boye,
Marion I'. Flint, seaman first
class; Steve CJ. Hosier, sifjnal
man second class.
Hosebui b - Leroy S. Nelson,
seaman second class; I'fc. Kolwrt
A. AllM-rtus, Camas Valley route;
Pvt. Carl M. Kelker, 529 E. Doug
las Street; Homer Trusty, ma
chinist mate seond class, 820 S.
Pine Street; Vernon B. Lerwill.
Sutherlin Paul Ernest Lucas,
motor machinist mate second
class.
! Raiiroads Ask Govt, to
! Enter Dispute on Wages
I CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-4pl The
nation's railroads today asked the
I government to take a hand in
wage-rule negotiations with 2D
I railroad unions.
SK)kesmen for the carriers said
union representatives, were noti
fied that the railroads would ask
the National I railway I Mediation
Board to Intervene, after a three
week conference "stalled on the
issue of rule changes."
Carriers claimed wajje and rule
demands would Increase operat
ing costs $2,000,000,000 annually,
and that Mime 50 rule chances
demanded hy Brot herhoods of
Locomotive Engineers and Rail
way Trainmen alone would in
volve an additional $7Hr,0iO,00y a
year.
Navy Department plan for post
war reorganization ol the armed
forces. Thin plan counters the
War Department pio)Otal for
merging the armed lorces into
a single organization.
"We were playing the Pacific
war poker game with a mirror
behind another man's hand," he
said, referring to the value of
the code sefTef durintr hostilities.
In the first airplane flight at
Kitty Hawk In 1903, Orville
Wright flew 120 fee! -less 'than
the wingspread of u large mod
ern airplane.
Mrs. Weill Home Mrs. Bert on East Lane Street, following a
Vell hn returned to her nome'trln Eat on business.
Some scholars have estimated
that about 2,700 languages are
srwiken In the world tod;iv.
Jap Code Publicity Is
Decried by Forrcstal '
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13 T
Secretary of the Navy James V.
Forrestal today called It a "ter
rible tragedy" that the secrets of
breaking the Japanese code have
been made public.
The cabinet member made this
statement before the Senate Mil
itary Committee while m t-'lnr a '
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No Peace Sign Seen in
Auto Strike Situation
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though the union earlier had op
posed 1 coverYiment intervention
in the strike. Comment was with
held by General Motors.
The Kord Company, in reject
ing the union's wao demands,
said that on the basis of OVA
price ceilings and with no in
creases in wages it would lose
about $;i5,000,000 next year.
Electric Workers Vote
As continuing labor disputes
throughout the country kept idle
some workers, a nation
wide strike vote was taken todav
among a union-estimated 200,000
Electrical Workers.
They are employes of plants of
General Electric, General Motors
and Westinghouse who are bal
loting to decide whether to go
out on strike sometime after
Jan. 1 in support of higher wages.
The union. United Electrical, Ka
dio and Machine Workers of
America, the third largest CIO
affiliate, has asked a $2 a day
wage hike, approximately M) per
cent. An offer of a l.'ii cents an
hour pay boost from General
Motors was rejected.
A work stoppage by GO bus
drivel's and 15 mechanics em
ployed by the Potomac Edison
Company disrupted transporta
tion in CumtMM'land. Md., a city of
Ui.OOO population. An AKL union
olficial said company refusal to
arbitrate resulted in a break
down of contract negotiations.
The AKL Amalgamated Associa
tion of Street, Electric Railway,
and Motor Coach Employes of
America Is seeking wages of $1.10
an hour as against the current
stale of 87 cents an hour.
Ailing Ship Able to Travel
NEW YORK. Dec. 1,'J - U The
Navv said today the troopship
Joseph Hooker, which radioed a
distress call Iron the Atlantic
last night, still was shipping
water but was proceeding at six
knois and expected to reach
nurt under her own nnwer
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LSbby's Peas, No. 2 can . . . 17c
Tip Top Spinach, 303 jar . . 17c
Yeilow Bowl Peas, 303 can 14c
Standby Tom. J(fe., 46-oz. 2Sc
Corn, Vac, pack., 12-oz. can 18c
Garden Tomatoes, No 21 ISc
Dia. A. Whole Kernel Corn 17c
Carnival Beans, No. 2 can 14c
Borden's Milk, tall cans, 3-29c
Krispy Crackers, 2-lb. box 31c
Bcraxo, 2 pkgs ... 25c
Blueing, lge.bot.,Tss- STEW15c
Sunbrite Cleanser, can .... 5c
PaimoliveSoap,3bars ... 20c
Johnson's Glccoat,qt 98c
Sticks, each 19c
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Mart No. I
Donna Burdone
in charge
Phone 522
n.
Ground Beef, Fresh Daily lb. 30c
Beef Liver lb. 4Qc
Round Steak lb. 38c
Short Ribs lb. 21c
Frankfurters lb. 35c
T-Bone Steok lb. 44c
Sirloin Steck lb. 39c
Minced Ham lb. 35c
Beef Roasts . lb. 28c
Swifts Cheddar Cheese lb. 38c
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50-lb. sk I.99
WHITE ROSE
BLEACH
i gal. jug ... 23c
DUFF'S
Ginger Bread Mix
14-oz.pkg. .'. 22c
FRUIT CAKES
2-lb. can
1.69
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Potatoes, US No 1,100 lbs 4.15
Lettuce, Ige. heads, lb.... 17c
Avocados, each ......... 19c
Cauliflower, No. 1,ea 23c
WHITE
Texas Grapefruit dot 59e
Vi cast 2.3S
Rutabagas, 3 lbs 19c
Oranges 10 lbs., 252'$ 98c
Vi case ..... ....................... 3.15
Walnuts.-U.S. No. 1,1b.... 33c
Roasted Peanuts, lb 29c
Filberts, locals, lb .39c
Dates, Calif., lb 69c
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