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O O O o o o Tne NewvlUvtow, ReWbgiftj. Or. Timr. H. II, IfM j Labor May Have Stronger Hand In Business Next Term In Shaping New Laws By NORMAN WALKER WASHINGTON (AP) - Labor of the Taft-Hartley law's section 14b which sanctions the state laws that ban the union shop whereby may have a stronger hand than workers lre requlred w y,m , business, it appeared today, in unjon shaping lesislation in the next (;for!e lileany, AFL-CIO preti Congress to curb union corrup-1 dent sald labor wn Congress tion. If,, it will mean that business , ""V'.'ri.Z " "k strategy backfired in helping kill n,piionnot onv ln unl0ns but, he off the Kennedy lvcs bill with its M"d tmong employers who ..5UD. requirements that business and vm unlon le,ders through bribes unions report to the government : j various types of management-la- j ; bor spending. I rnrt r i,f.- UMr..l The laDor mil was a mpamsan , Cost May Top Estimate PORTLAND (AP) Sen. Rich- eomoromise effort, sponsored by Sens. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass) and Irvine M. Ives IR-NY). Busi ness felt the bill was too lenient ard L. Neuberger (D-3re), who on unions and too restrictive on was author of legislation creating management. 1 the Fort Clatsop National Memo- The AKL-CIO, which supported rial Shrine, said in a statement the Kennedy-Ives measure, now today the cost of the project says it wants I similar diu dui , might exceed the $325,000 ongi more favorable to labor. nallv estimated. Leaders of the AKL-CIO inter-i The senator said that officials preted Tuesday's voting as a ma-i0f the U.S. National Park Sen-ice date to enact things labor wants, are considering relocation of t The AFL-CIO Executive Council logging road in the park area said in a statement Thursday that This would cost an additional voters have "sharply and publicly i $150,000 rebuked those cynical politicians Fort Clatsop is where the Iwis and big business reactionaries who sought to make political cap ital out of the isolated instances of corruption in labor s ranks ex posed by the McClellan Commit tee." Last year's drive to enact a la bor control bill was spurred by disclosures before the Senate com mittee headed by Sen. John L. McClellan (D-Ark). The AFL-CIO called also for a general overhaul of the Taft-Hartley law plus housing, education, civil rights and other measure. The federation demanded repeal and Clark Expedition spent the winter of 1805-1806. LEWIS OUT OF HOSPITAL HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Jerry Lewis has left Mount Sinai Hospi tal after a 12-day clay. The comedian had been under treatment for a perforated ulcer and minor heart condition. Dr. Marvin S. Levy said Lewis will remain at home at least 10 days and then will be on a re stricted work schedule for an in definite period. MCA Tlpllt CLOSE CALL Some 7000 paratroopers filled the sky in the termination of war games staged at Fort Bragg, N.C., by the 101st Airborne Division. Rather unusually, there were no injuries, although there were close calls like this one, where one paratrooper is coming down on top of another one's chute. Both men landed safely, with nothing worse than a case of jitters. California Loses Chairmanihip, But Gains Influence Associated Press Special Service WASHINGTON (AH) On the basis of seniority, California will lose its one congressional commit tee chairmanship in the new Con gress convening in January. But the loss may be offset by gains in other positions of influ ence. Clair Engle (D) of Red Bluff is surrendering the chairmanship of the House Interior Committee to become California a freshman senator. But on the basis of his experience in the House. Engle probably will have priority over 11 other Democrats taking Senate seats for the first time. Engle thus may have a chanca to land an assignment on the Sen ate Armed Services Committee. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel (R), California's new senior senator upon the retirement of Sen. Wil liam F. Knowland, will move up to the position of second ranking Republican on both the Interior and Publie Works committees of the Senate. Britain's Buying On Cuff Has Business Worried LONDON (AP) Britain's stam pede to buy on the cuff has busi nessmen worried. Government relaxation of con trols on credit buying Oct, 29 started a nationwide rush for washing machines, autos. televi sion sets and similar items. I In just five days, retail auto and household appliance sales rose 30 ; to 50 per cent. One of London's biggest auto dealers slashed terms to 5 per cent down. 50 months to pay a far cry from old restrictions re quiring a third to a half down and a maximum of two years to ' pay it off. Comright 1359. BwrroH of AJrerhting of tht Anteflran .Wrcpffprr Publiiltri Aneiati&. Ivt. - r , , v i,' " s ' I ' ' I . 9 m 1 Of 11 5 mi 114. t x5-- " H -. - : J jj i.i,i 1 i riuiMn i -i j a; ' "' - it 5i ft 5 PM1 Ittaices a GIANT to deliver iust what 225,000 doctors ordered The man in white, cart-fully compounding- the doc tor's prescription, is a druptrist. He is one of 110.000 dedicated pharmacists across the land who contribute to snffRunrdinft the health of all of us. Throughout the year, these druggists stand ready to ffive you exactly what the nation's 225,000 doctora order. It's a Riant task -a conscientious task. Your local druKKt is also a business man, a retailer of many diversified products in addition to drugs. His wares may range all the way from toiletries to toasters. That's why 73 of the total advertising budgets ot all druff stores is invested in newspapers. Dnift store operators have found that newspaper advertising- is the most effective and efficient way to keep you informed about products and prices. Thai alto k now it gi ts results. Lfke the drup-pist, most advertisers depend on news papers for results. That's why. year after year, they invest more money in newspaers than in radio, TV, mapazincs and outdoor combined! All business la local... and s aro all newspaper 'Drug Tofxc At Prjiak's Staak Shop during our Nebergall, Nebraska Fed Pork Sale FRESH PICNIC ROAST Short shanked shoulder lb. PORK ROAST Leon center cut. TOM TURKEYS 22-lb. Average lb. SEAFOODS 39c RED. SNAPPER HALIBUT Q. lb. 07C STEAKS . FINNAN HADDI CHINOOK SALMON STEAKS . . 69c 98c RATH'S BACON Ends and Pieces Mb. pkg. 29c PORK CHOPS Choice center cuM. . PORK STEAK Lean and meary. PORK CHOPS Smoked, a real toste treat .49' .69' Sausage Rolls Nebergall's Chuck Wagon brand. . .. lb. 39 Folger'i coffee and Nebergall's smoked ham and beef old fashion Chuck Wag on sausage rolls will be served at our meat department from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, November 15th. BP? Pillsbury Cake Mix Sale 39c Snf 489' Angel Food White Regular 49c PANCAKE FLOUR Pillsbury, regular 59c, 4-lb. bag CHEESE Tillamook, 2-lb. baby loaf POP CORN Jolly Time, 2-lb. bag COFFEE Folgers DOG FOOD Beg More, l ib. cans 39J $j19 .-791 2-1" 3,!39' rz 5., MARGARINE DundM, lb. pVf. SALAD OIL j Btft Foods, t)t. jf .. i DETERGENT I K la n i, Itquid, t I i BEER ! Haiti Mm. WntcrK Sryl, Int. itp BUTTER PEPSICOLA ArOc Hm it U J PILLSBURY GOLDEN PIE CRUST MIX SNOBOY APPLES 3-lb. bag, Winesaps BOTH FOR ONLY 5c 19' 49c 39' 693c 59c C Potato Chips AQc FLOUR 7Qc Finr. S.Ik fc. 10-lk 7 . ,,, 1M Prices Effective SAUERKRAUT 025c THURSDAY-FRIDAY-SATURDAY WE RESERVE THE RICHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES APPLESAUCE O OCc THE FOOD MART 229c Grapes EmPeror ib. 10 Lettuce Large crisp heads 229c Green Peppers i ib. 10e Celery Hearts For sowk W' Radishes or Green Onions 2b,17' Dvndoo, 303 con .... CORN-PEAS Of Grf BfOfll Dundee, 303 con .... Pork & Beans Dv4, 2 T m oo 239( MORE FOR YOUR MONEY 930 S. E. Stephens OPEN DAILY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M.
