The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 25, 1947, Page 11, Image 11

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    "THE YOUNG IDEA"
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"Jntt U prove hew I feel about yon Beverly, yea se two straws and
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Typographers
To Defy Law
FRENCH LICK, Ind., Sept. 24
(AVThe union employer section
of the printing industry of Ameri
ca voted unanimously Tuesday to
insist upon lull compliance with
the Taft-Hartley Jaw in negotia
tions with tho International Ty
pographical union (AFL).
After discussing the operations
of tho law and its probable ef
fects on the industry .the group
adopted a resolution which said
in part:
"Whereas the International Ty
pographical union has announced
a policy of. 'no contracts" in fu
ture negotiations, and
"Whereas this no-contract poli
cy is in our opinion a violation
of both the spirit and tho letter
of the labor - management rela
tions act i
"Be it resolved, that the union
employers section of. the print
ing industry of America affirm
its adherence to the law as passed
World Bank to
Seek Aid from
U.S. Private Capital
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24 -Jft-The
financial task confronting the
United States under the 16-nation
propasal for putting western Eu
rope on its feet loomed even great
er today. For the world bank made
plain that any money it puts into
tho plan must come from Amer
ican investors.
This means that virtually all the
funds requested by Europe a to
tal of $22,440,000,000 in a four
year period must come from the
United States if they are provided.
The 18 nations, declaring their
needs for economic recovery under
the Marshall plan, looked to the
American continent for $19,330,
000,000 and to the world bank for
$3,110,000,000 in loans.
by tho congress of tho United
States and pledges itself to con
duct negotiations in full compli
ance with the law."
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Stock Market
Stages Rally
NEW YORK, Sept. 24 - lTi -
Stocks reversed direction Uwiay
and the market registered its first
advance in five sessions.
An early attempt to extend
yesterday's fast sell-off dried up
in the face of the slowest dealings
in more than a 'week. Rails, steels,
motors and selected industrials
took the lead in a quiet upward
movement, although there were
some notable exceptions to the
climb. "
Gains of fractions to more than
a point were in (he majority at
the close. The Associated Press
60-stock composite was up .3 of
a point at 64.3. Total transfers of
570,000 shares were the lowest
since Sept. 15. Of 851 issues regi
stering, 391 advanced and 266
declined.
Standard Oil (N. J.), a promin
ent casualty yesterday, regained
Tii of a point to close at 737.
Southern Pacific was up 1 at 43 i
Chrysler ahead U at 59, U. S.
Steel at 69. Air Reduction
Iht at 28S. International Har
vester H at 85, International
Paper 1 at 51 Vb ; Chesapeake &
Ohio at 454 and New York
Central Vi at 14?..
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Arab Nations to
'Get Touch' with
Partition Backers
NEW YORK. Sept. 24-(VTh!
Arab countries Tuesday treatened
counter-m e a s u r e s against the
United States, and Syria pre
dicted a complete rupture of re
lations with any members that
support the plan before the Unit
ed Nations assembly for parti
tion of Palestine.
The middle east bloc said the
Arab world would "take all nec
essary measures to oppose the
United States both inside and
outside the United Nations" if
Secretary of State Marshall sup
ports the plan for Arab-Jewish
partition.
A HOUSING KAN SOrVICLkc
THE PENN The solid burghers of many of our early American towns chose brick for their homes be- j
cause of its strength and durability. Thousands of these early homes are today still worthily fulfilling
their function, permanent testimony to the shrewdness of their builders.
The Penn, pictured here, is a fine example, in perfect architectural taste, of the brick bungalow of the
twentieth century. Although its appearance is that of a small house, ample space is provided in the plan
to include a good sized living room, two bedrooms with good cross ventilation, a bathroom and a kitchen
large enough to incorporate a dining nook.
Sturdy dependability is not the only quality of brick. In addition to this desirable characteristic, it
combines beauty and charm in its varied mellow colors, delightful textures and simple ornamental de
sign effects.
The Penn, like all the brick houses of our series carries the seal of approval of the Structural Clay
Products Institute, conforms to the standards and construction requirements of the Federal Housing Ad
ministration, and its wiring and electric installation complies with the efficiency and safety stan
dards of the National Adequate Wiring Bureau.
Complete detailed working drawings and specifications from which this house may be built may b
had for $7.50 per set from Housing Plan Service, The Oregon Statesman 140 Nassau Street New
York 7, N. Y.
PILES TROUBLE?
For Quick Relief
IkOXT DVXAT ATI I.OXCES! Nov. a
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rail diatrasata dlarsrafort f pais
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dartor'a fornul. Tau'll ba amaiad at Ita
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ldar far Tbarataa A Minor' Raetal Olnt
bmM ar BupfxiaUarlM. Follow laaal 1n
atractloa. Vor aal at all drag atoras.
In Saiem at Frrd Meyer Drug.
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Steady Upturn
In Grain Mart
CHICAGO, Sept. 24 - () -After
selling off sharply in the
first hour, grains staged a quiet
! but steady upturn on the Board
I of Trade today. The rally left
corn generally ahead of the pre
; ceedings close, but both wheat and
i oats ended lower than yesterday.
1 WKAaf ii'i. lAum tnnph ao Q
cents, corn 6 cents and oaU 3
cents at one time when heavy
selling from commission houses
caught the market without com
mercial support.
Wheat closed 2V4 to 4 cents
lower, December 2.664-2.7V4,
corn was V4 lower to 14 nigher.
December $2.17-$2.174, and oats
were s-lS lower,. December
$l,05y.-S.
During World War II when
submarines were menacing At
lantic and Caribbean shipping
lanes. 1,442,868 tons of sugar were
ferried from Havana to Miami
(213 miles).
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