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Economic Recovery Continues To Roil, And More Improvement Expected Later Duncan May Seek Governor's Post SALEM (AP) - Rop. Robert Duncan, D -Med ford, speaker of the House the last two sessions. R. Saisent Shriver Jr., director recently strengthened belief that of the Peace Corps, called on he is thinking about running for uusiness ana lUDor 10 mane man-' governor. Tuei., Junt 13, 1961 The News-Revisw, Roieburg, Or. 11 If Your Poper Hoi Not Arrived By 6:15 P.M. Dial OR 2-3321 Between 6 & 7 P.M. NEW .YORK (AP) The econ-1 control is not under consideration, omic recovery rolled on during ! barring a wartime situation, last week and expectations of! Presidential assistant Wall more rapid improvement later in Whitman Rostow asserted: "As the year mounted. we go into the new wage nego- The gross national product tiations, the question is whether (GXP) total of all goods and we will negotiate our wav into in services may be setting a rec-! flation or whether we can exer- ord in the current quarter ending cise discipline without wage and scene: Martin to. has developed .IlinP 30. : nneo onnlrnlc " I a rurlin . Iiilntilmnn it linliuvnc Walter W. Heller, chairm an nf With InKiir rnntraM natinl i fil innc : Ihn fnririinrwr nf a pst ruwkrl IliP PrpSlHpnt's Cniinril nf FVntl. Inn-irina in t Via a..tn.iw.kiln inA.. I u -ilL-ia.l -iILm ii ilK iinliniiliwl i-an do - till c.mic Advisers, said the GNP fortrv. General Motors, r'ord and .'. . Boeing Co. expects to sell an,uttn urKlns nim to run tor ton the auarter mieht reach an an-1 Chrvslpp nmiiinrf th .nn.l additional million worth of I gross against Rep. hdwin Durno, nual rate of nearly $510 billion. I raises June 1 for 138.000 salaried i transports in Europe this year. . ,!a Medford Republican, but that It was a little under $500 billion ! employes not covered bv union I General Precision Eauioment Co. i man' of lhese are persons w ho TR0M NINE TO FIVE By Joe Fischer power available to help undevel oped areas of the world. The immediate general reaction was favorable. Briefly around the business He expressed belief that a strong Democratic nominee could defeat Republican Guv. Mark (I. Hatfield, who has said he will seek reelection. Duncan said he will not again candidate for the Legisla ture. He said some people have At Home Antwar w Prvloii PurrVj ACROSS 6 Spoken ISIecpinJ placM ' ;",rlit,, House locution ? 21 Head part ii MuunUi us 2t Animal '27 Piilry 'J ft Burden .10 Kind of hrvitts kust room :r:.:, ;r 13 Colors 38 Civet . Hivor harrier 1 17 Man s nauo 18 C. lens I 'JO Guide i 22 Consumed 24 lrosevuie t&Katrn in th A C I AjP j I lAl IPlA n I e M LOVifS A ft E O IU A 5 X b a" k sL a e t e (T 6 E R eD e n Q A w e I l A, TjEL R A I 'e c l. u STeIs Haras. A N B A R NP C NORM A tijtafli?. A C Elg A S E A)SDieia A x E I S. fe elg ATE I API N og N E Sfi C Alp I 5 9- NJL J. 'Of"" N OlT A T E X N 6 X E Pj ERS Eg in the previous quarter. Heller said that by .the final quarter the rate may be $530 bil lion. New Orders Increase The National Association of Purchasing Agents reported that new orders, production and em ployment kept on increasing in 31 ay. Producers of machine tools, construction equipment and olhcr manufacturing machinery equip ment predicted a good gain in sales by the fourth quarter. This was despite indications that in vestment for new plants and equipment is not speeding up. The National Retail Merchants Association surveyed its mem bership of 11,500 department, specialty and variety stoies and found high optimism about pros pects for the second half of the year. The majority of merchants look for a four per cent gain in sales and a five per cent increase in profits. The First National City Bank of New York commented that the industrial performance in the last two months has "erased any lin gering doubts that the economy is in a very encouraging rebound ; industry from recession lows. Dr. Marcus Nadler, economic consultant to the Hanover Bank of New York, said he expects a "moderate re covery" but that "no major boom is in the making." Anxiety Aroused ihe momentum of recovery contracts. Automobile production moved up during the week to an esti mated 128.000 passenger cars. This was only 8.7 per cent below the comparable I960 week, one of the year's slimmest margins. The industry was particularly happy about sales in May. The 537,825 cars sold was the biggest monthly total of the year. This brought dealers' new car stocks down to about 900,000, lowest since last October. Harold C. Lumb, vice president of Republic Steel Corp., predicted steel production will increase steadily and should approach rec ord heights in the next year. The Memorial Day holiday halted the 11-week rise in steel output but the decline was only 1.2 per cent below the previous week. Stainless Pipe Reduced Prices of stainless steel and oil country pipe were reduced. The industry publication. Iron Age, considered it a dampening effect on the likelihood of any general price rise in the near future. Moving against another seg ment of the electrical equipment the government s Anti trust Division obtained price-fix ing indictments against six com panies which produce transmis sion equipment. The firms are Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co., Battle Creek, announced an electronic data-! 00 not want mm to see tne gov processing svslem capable of per-1 ernorship. forming 2.48 million operations a ! , othcr possible Democratic can secon(l didates being mentioned are Sens. The New York Stock Exchange's! Waller Pearson and Alfred Cor volume last week totaled 19.721,-1 belt, both of Portland, and Atty. S50 shares comoared with 11.796.-! "" "ODcn mormon 850 in the previous three-day trad ing week, (cut short by the Me morial Day weekend) and with 19.235.310 shares in the full five day week before that. Camas Valley Resident Hosts Recent Visitors Duncan added that what he might do is chuck politics and de vote full lime lo his law practice. Of the 1962 election Duncan Duncan said, "f think the Demo crats can hold the House and in crease their lead" but "we have to have a strong candidate for governor and other prime candi dates." Duncan slopped here to clean up his speaker's office files en route to a Democratic party din ner in Portland, 29 Former Herman coin 33 lleilio reuit 34 (i Md 36 Meat holder 37 South Luropein 3a Speaks 41 liinh note tn duido's scale 42 Garden ffofter 44 Testifies 46 Cat in the timing room 48 KniKht'g lille 49 Lingers M Marino 57 Singing voice, 58 Single AO Nostril (obs.) 61 KJed 2 Toper 6.1 Light rirriagr-s 64 Scottish caps 65 Sheen 6 Seth i un (Bib.) DOWN 1 Hairless 2 English essayist 40 Whirl 43 Regre, 4.i Fruit 47 1'nrhyme.d writing, 40 Final t0 Spanish jar 51 Kntry in a ledger 52 Kind of Ihove) M Futile 5't Jason's ship 56 Minus 58 French summer Glide School Instructor To Make Tour Of Europe Mr. and Mrs. I,. Hiatt of Central Point and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley from North Dakota were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. Pryor in Camas Valley recently. Hiall is a cousin lo Pryor. Family Moves Mr. and Mrs: Ruben Weikum and family have moved to Glide where Weikum is employed for the I Gene Rosaschi. journalism and summer months. I world geography instructor at Mr. and Mrs. Phil Boyd and j Glide High School, has left from three children are moving to Mt. 1 Portland by plane, bound for Chi Vernon, Ore., where Boyd will beicago on a two-month lour of West employed on the John Cawrse i em Europe, reports Mrs. Arthur Ranch. He has been working injSelby, correspondent. Eastern Oregon for several weeks, i At Chicago, he boards an Air Tom Thrush, son of Mr. and : France jet on a non-slop flight to Mrs. Richard Thrush in upper j Paris. After spending a few days Camas Valley sustained a badly j in Paris, Rosaschi travels by train cut thumb recently, when cutting ion a Eurail Pass, to Normandy, wood with an ax. It required sev-! Spain, Portugal and to Italy to era! stitches to close the wound, visit relatives at Milan. I 12. U 14 la 16 17 I 13 19 110 111 it 13 IT i? IT 17 fj 19" pi27j ST" ' ' r y ?j 5 2T""2T 26 ST"" 55 lf 3 3i 51 o53 40 s1 SS F?44" 4b ' ' " ' t 7 in a i -sr-tH-a 8 1 65 & I I I 14 Mich.; Utilities Service Co., Al lentown. Pa.: McGraw - Edison i hut is rennrted to be healing well. Taking tin his itinerv again. Ros- has aroused anxiety in the Ken-1 Co., Elgin, 111.; Joslyn Manufac- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pryor spent laschi travels lo Switzerland, Aus nedy .administration that it will j luring & Supply Co., Chicago; I the past weekend in Bend visiting j den, then back to Denmark to visit bring a revival of inflation. lA.B. Chance Co., Centralia, Mo., j the Andrew Nelsons, former Cam-j Holland and Belgium, ending his Heller said direct price or wage and Hubbard & Co., Chicago. 'as Valley residents. I lour at London, England. Istampm llTAMPI m rM tampO 6" COLORED A Boys' Bathing k Men's Sandals Fuller all metal CANDLES ,9 J Leather Soles B HAMMER M Twinklo Twist - 5. L Rubber Heels Cushion Grip REG. 225c 1.98 REG. 5.59 REG. 2.98 TUCK CELLO- Trick Rodeo if. READ BOTTLED PHANE TAPE 1 ROPE J 7,MR -D . J Hose-Attached J W by 1000" f LARI-O-LETS f "u FeTtIUZER REG. 29c REG. 98c jVc REG. 98c Special Table RAYON SLIPS ffe Special Table Colgate Tooth- fc T SHIRTS 1 with SHADOW J J J 4 to 14 " PANEL 32-40 Cotton Prints gT paste Family f REG. 1.98 REG. 1.98 69c yard values Size Reg. 83c Cotton Slips & JtK 1 1 qt. 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