14 The Nwt-IUviw, Rettburg, Or. Thur., Oct. 26, 1961
Industry Is Drawing More
Heavily On Service Today
By SAM DAWSON
AP Butinctt Nows Analyst
NEW YORK (AP) Industry
draws ever more heavily on lerv
ices altnoit much an indi
luring company, a fourth to pro
vide equipment on a rental basis,
and still others to maintain the
olant. repair the equipment, fur-
jmsh temporary workers as need-
Beef Continues
To Lead Week's
Bargain Lists
By THI ASSOCIATED PRESS
Various cuts of beef continue to
lead the bargain list in many su
permarket and neighborhood gro
cery stores this week, although
turkeys and broiling or frying
chickens offer strong competition.
The steady run of beef bargains
reflects commercial production in10" it""'
. ...... inn their emnlov
fhihtl. . v..r . Thitlmo materials and manufactured specialists look after everything
ahghtly above a year ago This trom f ,osse, to ovcrse cretilt
IJVJ X Manufacturers long have looked and investment risks.
continue for the rest of the year. , h , or credl, lml financing. Corporation, increasingly turn
Poultry price Specials Seem!.. .,:..;,,...;.. .j ..,. , th.'l.. ..i.iri. nj-riilit In hi-ln rhart
most plentiful in the outh"tconsumlrs, and for such special-i the course of the general economy
and midwest. Broilers and fryers id h , ,redit ...j... bill 'or of their particular field. Dun &
collecting, insurance, advertising. Bradstreet, for one example, long
More recently manufacturers i has been known for setting credit
have dipped their toes in such (ratings of some three million
things as consumer market re-1 firms. But businessmen now turn
search, leasing of equipment, ex-to it also for such specialized in
ecutive recruiting, improving their, formation as a food price index,
vidual. The general economy gains ' ed.
even while the shifting emphasis And many corporations turn to
hurts some firms in favoring oth-' financial specialists either to float
ers. 1 public security offerings, or to
It's getting to be a case of lend needed funds, and to others
scratching each other's back. I to finance sales to dealers or con
Manufacturers aatl materials pro-lsumers. Specialists may handle
ducers use more services. And the I the corporation's stock transfer
fast growin? service industries I books, mail out dividends, prepare
es are requiring I annual reports. Aim insurance
are slightly higher in some mar
kets.
Meat experts suggest the long
term trend is likely to be higher
for turkeys, since farmers are
cutting back production sharply
because of low prices,
Round and chuck roast are the
top beef cuts in the northeast.
while steaks get a play in the
southeast and some loin cuts are
down 2 to 5 cents a pound in the
Los Angeles area,
Bacon also is a prime item on
the west coast, with prices off 2
to i cents a pound. Wholesale
prices on bellies (from which ba
eon is cut) have been dropping
recent y.
Fggs remain good buy, too,
with some sites down 3 to 5 cents
a dozen around San Francisco and
New York prices running 12 to 14
cents a dozen less than a year
go after slight cuts this week
Best buys among vegetables
ire cabbage, cauliflower, onions,
potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots
and squash. In the Southeast,
Florida sweet corn is still attrac
tively priced, too.
Other good buys Included toma
toes, snsp beans, lettuce, peppers
cucumbers, celery and broccoli.
Seasonal specialties include tur
nips, rutabagas and spinach.
With hallowe'en almost here,
pumpkins are especially plentiful
and prices are generally low.
There are many bargains in as
sorted types of cheese.
Top fruit buys appear to be ap
ples, oranges, grapes and grape
fruit. Pears and melons are good
buys, too, while the cranberry
crop Is expected to be large.
Troubles Force
Diefenbaker Jet
Back To Canada
VANCOUVER, B. C. (AP)
Canadian Prime Minister John
Diefenbaker's Japan bound jet
plane was forced back here
Wednesday when undercarriage
trouulo was discovered 10 minutes
after takeoff.
The Royal Canadian Air Force
Comet jet made an emergencv
landing at the KCAK's Sea Island
base without incident as crash
truck lined the runway.
Failure of a landing gear door
to close was signaled by a red
light on the plane's instrument
panel and confirmed by the con
trol tower at the Sea Island base
when the pilot made a low pass
over the Held,
The troube delayed the prime
minister's departure for Anchor
age, Alaska, on the first leg of the
Orient flight about three hours.
It also involved a change of
planes and will put Diefenbaker
about 10 hours behind schedule on
his Tokyo arrival.
The jet pilot. Flight Lt. Cordon
C. Macaninch of Ottawa, spent 20
minutes dumping 20,000 pounds of
fuel into the waters of Georgia
avoid the end-of the-year rush. In Strait off Vancouver before mak-
doing so, currently valid driver II- ing the emergency landing at 8
censes are to be surrendered and jam. (I'M).
New Chauffer
Tags Available
Chauffeurs whose licenses ex
pire at the end of this year can
renew now and get a combined op
erator s-chsurreur a license author
ized by the 1961 legislature.
The combined licenses are being
issued at all Department of Motor
Vehicles field offices, and chauf
feurs are urged to apply now and
relations with the public, labor,
shareholders and the press.
Today businessmen may turn
over their complicated paperwork
to electronic computer centers.
They can cail in specialists to
handle incentive sales campaigns,
to plan and run conventions, to
conduct stockholders proxy fights.
It's possible for a corporation
today to hire a service agency to
pick the site for a new plant, a
second to plan and build it for the
company's special needs, a third
to finance the building or to buy it
and rent it back to the manufac-
a temporary combined license per
mit will be issued.
The fee will vary from S3.7S to
$5,75, depending upon whether the
license is issued for one, two or
three years under the birth date
system.
Once all chauffeur licenses are
under the birth date system, the
regular renewal fee for a com
bined driver-chauffeur license will
be $4.75 every two years on t h e
holder's birthdate.
In areas not served by field of
fices, applications can be made
at driver license examiner stations.
Wing Commander James Bord
en, in charge of the prime min
isters flight to Japan, said the
open undercarriage door would
have been ripped off at higher
speed and altitude.
The Comet normally cruises at
450 miles an hour at an altitude
between 28,000 and 40,000 feet.
TO HOLD RUMMAGE SALE
Riddle Bethel 39, Job's Daugh
ters, will hold a rummage sale
Saturday from S a.m. to 6 p.m. at
the Masonic Temple, according to
Cathy Aker, senior princess in
charge of the project.
commodity price index, new busi
ness incorporations, weeKiy and
monthly bank clearings, building
permits.
Consultants and trade publica
tions serve ever growing fields as
scientific research both widens
and narrows specialized technical
industrial inteiests.
Consumer research is growing
fast. For one example, A. C. Niel
sen, Chicago, known for rating ra
dio and TV audience responses,
also studies sales of foods, drugs,
cigarettes, cosmetics, and inter
views consumers. It has scores of
competitors.
Distribution in many cases is
now turned over by the manu
facturer to a service firm. Leas
ing companies have moved into
both this field and into manufac
turing itself.
Service firms set up sales cam
paigns, buy the awards, sponsor
prize trips, or do all the tedious
spade work for sales and other
conventions.
At least one takes care of the
inevitable speech making. Nation
al Communications Corp., Chica
go, sponsors a Businessmen's Rec
ord Club and claims 5,000 active
subscribers.
The recorded speeches of ex
perts are ground out at gather
ings in the fields of insurance,
manufacturing real estate, auto
sales, food, printing and publish
ing. Friday: Manufacturers are mov
ing in to garner more of those
service dollars.
If you're an
accident-tree driver, you
now can enjoy a low-cost
automobile insurance. Oregon
Automobile Insurance Company
offers you automobile
insurance on
your own driving record.
Why pay more?
UMPQUA
Insurance
Agency
TOM PAH git it
VIC LIWIS
DAVI GIDOIS JR.
RICH AftO MANN
SECURITY BUILDING
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November Lunch
Menus Selected
The November menus for Hose
burg School District was announc
ed today by Pauline Bagwell, lunch
coordinator.
The daily hot lunches are as fol
lows: November 1-1
WEDNESDAY Navy Beans.
Crisp fireen Salad, Corn Ileal
Yeast Rolls with Butter, Apricots,
.Milk. I
THURSDAY Dutch Pot Tie.
Breaded Tomatoes. Turnip Sticks.
Bread 4V Butter, Cookies, Jlilk. I
FRIDAY Creole Smm. Tnni
Sandwiches, Pineapple-cheese sal-'
ad. Applesauce Cake, Milk.
November 7-10
-MONDAY County Institute.
TUESDAY Weiner in a Bun.
fluttered Corn, Cabbage Salad.
Bread & Butter for seconds, Fruit
Cup. Milk. i
WEDNESDAY Chili Con Car-!
ne. Buttered Spinach. Hot Yeast;
Rolls with Butter, Fruited Jello,
Milk.
THURSDAY Baked Hash. Pick
led Beets. Green Beans, Bread &
Butter. Banana Pudding, Milk.
FRIDAY Vegetable Chowder,
Tuna or Cheese Sand., Salad, Choc
olate Cake. Milk.
November 13-17
MONDAY Sloppy Joe's. But
tered Peas, Carrot Sticks. Bread
& Butter for Seconds. Pears. Milk.
TUESDAY Dried Beef & Cheese .
Sauce over Biscuit, Buttered Veg
etable. Carrnt Raisin Apple Salad,'
Dessert. Milk.
WEDNESDAY Spanish fireen
Brans, Cheese Wedges, Lettuce
French Dressing, Hot Rolls-Butter,
Apricots, Milk. !
THURSDAY - Fried Chicken.
Potato Salad. Buttered Cr. Beans,
Bread i Butter. Applesauce. Milk.
FRIDAY Fish Sticks - Tartar
Sauce, Surratash, Bread & Butter,
Plums. Milk. ,
November 20-22
MONDAY Spanish Rice. Pea
nut Butter Sand.. Fruit Salad with
Marshamallow Drsg., Gingerbread
with Orange Sauce. Milk.
TUESDAY Baked Turkey w-,
dressing or potatoes, Cranberrv
Sauce. Buttered Peas, Bread A
Butter, Pumpkin Custard. Milk.
WEDNESDAY - Noodle Casser
ole with Tuna. Hot Buttered Veg
etable. Egg Salad or Peanut But
ter Sandwich. Fruit-conkie, Milk.
THURSDAY Holiday.
FRIDAY Holiday.
November 27-10
MONDAY Bean Soup w-crack-ers.
Green Salad, Hot Corn Bread
with Butter. Cherrv Sauce, Milk.
TUESDAY Baked Potato. Slic
ed Cheese, Harvard Beets. Bread
It Butter, Strawberry Jcllo or Fruit
Cocktail. Milk.
WEDNESDAY Old Fashion Beef
Stew, Gelatin Salad, Hot Roll with
Butter. Applesauce. Milk.
THURSDAY Bar b Que Beef
on Toast or Bun. W.K. Corn. Bread
Butter, Fruit Upside Down Cake,
Milk.
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