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'At Cartoon Tim 00 Hot el Coamopolltaa 9 I V-Low of Lii :io sarrb for Tommorow 9 4V-Glitding Light 1000 Hi Neighbor ' 102V-Waltr Cronkita Nwi 1030 At World Turns 11:00 Beat tha Clock !l "0 Horn Partv 12 00 Tha Bfg Pavorr lit 10 Verdict ll Youri 1 00 Brighter Dav 1 IS Secret Storm 1 T:"" v CAUTION ABOUT DIETING Tbara is only on a way to reduce -your low-calont foodt mutt 6 nutnttouB and healthful. Millions of beauty-conscious womn itv elude Hollywood Bread in their daily menus. An 1ft gram slice hss only about 46 calories yet this delicious losf is highly nutritiout. A Only about 46 ciloriis per (II ISAM MICO SPECIAL FORMULA BREAD Recession No Longer Mild; Effects Being Felt More And More In Big Industries By WILLIAM FERRIS NEW YOKK The dull sta tistica which record business re cession, but cannot mirror i t human drama, roilea out again this week as a suoue cnange came over the phraseology of economists and government lead- ers commenting on it. It was called a recession The word "mild," which had prefixed previous descriptions, was being dropped So was the phrase breathing spell. Obviously, recession is a recession, ana "mildness depends upon now it affects you. It isn't mild to the railroad in- duslry. A steel industry with more standing idle isn't suffering from mildness. Nor is the situation mild to workers laid off in aulo, air- iU per cent to 30 per cent. ,le noien inai me wo com. craft and other industries. 1 Of course, changing margin re- munities had rejected proposals Evidence Everywhere quiremenls doesn't change t h e' ,hat "''.v consolidate into a single Evidence of a capital goods re- vallle of stocks. Main significance 'ommunity, but said they should cession was everywhere, although of he actum appeared to be its he able to forget local pride so it remained an interesting point indication of a developing policy fr the post office is concerned, that nondurable goods industries "active ease" in money. It Norblad has been a frequent ad were doing quite well. Department mav l)e followed by another cut vocate of consolidations or ' pro store sales in the latest week rose ,ne discount rate or lowered1 reriure changes to increase post 1 per cent above last year. However, freight carioaaings ran 16 per cent under a year ago. steel operations proceeded at around 60 per cent of capacity, auto output was off around 40.000 cars from 19.57 and coal produc tion at 8.705.000 tons compared with 10.250.000 tons a year ago. Heavy construction contracts awarded so far. this year run 37 per cent under the same period last year. The three biggest pro ducers again cut the price of cop per, which is now at its lowest level in nearly five years. Various monthly statistics also emphasized the existence of a re cession. . Unemployment High I'nemployment in December was the highest for that month since 1945 and the highest for any month in three years. Both indus- Retail Sales Up Over That Of '57 NEW YORK I Dun & Brad- street reported last week that the volume of retail sales over the I'.S. during the week ending Wednesday was "somewhat above" that of the corresponding 1957 week. Total dollar sales were estimated at unchanged to 4 per cent high er than a year ago on the basis of spot checks. The trend was attributed to "continued clearance sales promotions." The weekly Dun and Bradstreet survey showed most noticeable gains in purchases of linens, men's apparel and furniture. Also listed above last year's sales were sales of linens, major applian ces, television sets, women's clolh coats, accessories and dresses, lingerie and children's clothing. Food sales remained at about the same level of the previous week, the survey showed. Dun It Bradstreet regional esti mates of sales compared with 1957 included: Pacific Coast down 3 lo up 1 per cent. SCHOLARSHIP WON EUGENE ijf Bruce Brenn Is winner of the $300 Autzen Founda tion Scholarship in the University of Oregon school of business. The award is for scholarship, leadership and future promise in the field of business. Brenn, two year letterman on the University of Oregon football team, has a grade point average of close to 3.5 on a scale in which 4 0 is perfect. 1 30 KOIN Kitchen I 00 Garrv More Show J 30 Arthur Godfrey Tim Friday-Carrv Moor Shaw) 3 30 Edg of Night Movie Showtime Tiesntr, Jan. i. mt INDIAN Doors open to Two com-pie-1 shows 6 4.1, (too "Pursuit of the j Graf Spaa" 7 13, t wEDrna, jav . it. INDIAN THFATRE Doors npen 10 I Two complete hows 4, 10. "Iea I Girls" 7 14. 3 MVRNJt HANMN "MMTftff COUNrV fl.M H iKkaataiai ... HMVw4 Dt m4 i Calotte 0V Consv , 4 MCWWCttOM M i .v. how a fair Horj ta lleoa 3t Dot. IM W. Maftfoa -tl.. Ctutof I- (. - iT ' secret blend of (choice grain and 8 vegetable flours -carrots, spinach, kelp, lettuce, pumpkin, cabbage, celrv, parsley thia nourishing bresd fortifies your diet with essential protein, carbohy drate a, vitamins, minerals. Insist on genuine Hollywood Ppecisl Kormuls Bread. slict tlOHl an trial output, as measured by tl - federal reserve board, and per- - sonal income, rftx.rird hv iho i Commerce Department, dropped in December for the f o u r t siraism monin. President Eisenhower at a news territory. cently that Oregon Tech does a Another labor leader, Jess Bell conference on Wednesday said Norblad said it was "hard to fine job of teaching in technical' said that he feels Oregon Tech is he d prefer a small delicit over understand why the federal gov- fields. filling a great need. trying to balance the budcet with" ernment should be penalized by Some day, however, he said, the Bell is a vice president of the a tax increase. He added that in additional costs of maintaining present vocational departments at state Labor Council a business downturn the economy . two Dost offices." OTI mav be handled bv a network! Hn.h.nH iH ih.t h.. ih. needs "a needle, rather than a check rein on it us nut ne said all the information n,n nnst nffire in Nnrih Rend he had received indicated the economy would resume its growth in the early months of this vear. On the same dav as the presi- eral Reserve Board reduced mar-lvery "f'.f"' f""1 X ,he gin requirements on storks from ernmc'- oroiaa said. "" reserve requirements. FROM NINE TO FIVE j i 1 " , ' "He never brings in any orders but all his customers he tells the best stories." SsBsWaayspJlajB7 ue. u,a r Pa,-ape njtgom'l I &E6 TW Vlll PUT Hito IM kU ISOLkTtO I W mt AEKMO V VES. A Mi Mvi 1 -J WHEN OUWCe TMt MS HEMHSNO CS-L. HIS ONlV CONUCT WILL K. 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CLAIMS rpca oh, Mr coooNtss -ji (THERESTHE MV DARLING ) I WAS IN THE yir- r ' LDOS?LL'T riT$SOGOOO WRONG HOUSE f r ! j r a AGAIN . s Vt I 4lqb !ti ' One Post Office Urged For Coos Bay, N. Bend WASHINGTON lei The eilies ! ,.. AVn of Coos Bav and Norlh Ber.d . FOKTLAND i - The ouRht to fortiet local pride ind '''K'slalive interim comt approve a unilied post office op- 'uon says the ti eration. Rep. Norhlad tn-Oie) said .Monday. He asked the Post Office De partment to look into feasibility throushout the state h 01 esiamisning me single oiiice serve ine iwo cmei ana .ujacrm .ene Republican, said here a The department, he said, now negotiating for construction of " One main post omce tor communities with substations in I Coos Bay and North Bend could 1 afford similar postal service with sov onice economy. By Jo Fitcher 11 AN cutty RUiKIS DA1 I,AKttw1 L-"X3 n . .r r r t nrrTf iT . ivy aii PnoALOOSTAl1 WAy.MEeMrsl .aTaaaaaawr T " 7 1. .7 - - 1 JtTr ll WELCOME a iTuM Jow' imi th Nwt-Rviw, Roieburt, Oft, i New Training Centers Foreseen PORTLAND iiTi The head of nutlee me come when some present func- programs rather than by state lions of Oregon Technical Insti- institutions. tute are spread to a projected James Mart, executive secre group of vocational schools tary of the Oregon' Labor Council, 10 : sule pon Husband is of new training centers which ! committee holds its next meetin a 1 Oregon would establish through-1 at Salem in February it will con- oui me aiaie. ootn ''" luuowea a ACROSS 1 Actress, Jo Anna I She Is a performtr 11 Idolizes 13 Cuts 14 Miami Beach, for instance 15 Tempest in a 16 Hawaiian wreath 17 Poem 19 Reply tab ) "0 Encountered 2) Italian river 23 Bitter vetch 24 Male sheep 21 Exhausted Cushion 31 Wila .12 Silkworm ' 33 Courtesy title 4 Tendency :i( Seine , Whirlwinds '9 Measure of- area 41 Before 13 Mimic 14 Coloring substance 13 Mslt drink .7 Slow up .0 Seller 33 Mountain crests 14 Macerates 33 Divested, as of clothtnf 36 Writer's mark DOWN 1 Ea'rth (poet.) 3 Revoke, as a legacy 1 Rosebush (poet.) 4 Blood money 3 Pronoun 6 Scottish sheepfold 1 Hawaiian pepper I Go Presses 10 Hops' kilns 12 Cease 13 Female saint (ab.) It Dower property it Small candles 23 Dinner couraa 35 Female horse 27 Dance step say Actress WELL, IT WAS NCE MHrTIN' J YtMr WfcLL. r u.c Mr.wT ac VOJ. 8CA9. wea fire hp new WTf ANPuOHOMt BE ON'.. TB.L 'KM LONG AM' THANKS AND GOOD LUCK! J 600PBYE a ment by a union leader that vo- on cational training should ba may handled through labor apprentice told the committee that OTI now Eu- is spending money on fields in re-, which it should not teach aider the functions of community com - colleges. .Answer to Previous Puziie "Emerald Isle" 43 Nomad 30 Noise 44 Dentist (ab.) 34 Seesaw 41 Formerly 33 Period of time 41 Goddaas at 37 Barterer Infatuation 38 Musical drama 4) Crimson 40 Ministers 51 And so forth. (ab.) 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