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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 15, 1952)
4 The Statesman, Oregon, Friday, February IS, 1952 Non-Farming Employment Dips, Rises Non - agricultural employment declined 22,900 between mid-December and mid-January but has improved slightly since that time, the state unemployment compen sation commission reported here. Layoffs during the year-end in volved retail trade 6400, lumber and logging 7000, construction 3, 300, food processing 2000, govern- mental 2700 and miscellaneous 1, 500. The number of non-farm Jobs last month was estimated at 424, 900, just 2700 lower than a year ago but higher than any other January since the end of the war. Employment in the various lines of wood products dropped to 67, 000, lowest in two years but con siderably above the record low in early 1950. Claims for unemployment in surance decreased last week for the second successive time. The claims load of 36,336, however, is higher than at any time last win ter. Most observers believe the peak of the winter layoffs has passed if no new cold spell ap pears. Capt. Dyer Due At Ft. Benning For Training Advanced National Guard train ing for Capt. William C. Dyer, commander of Salem's Company G, is slated to begin March 12, it was announced Wednesday. Dyer will report to Ft. Benning, Ga for the 13-week associate of ficers advanced course. Five oth er Oregon men reporting for such a course Feb. 20 include 2nd LL Phillip A. Polachek of Company A, McMinnville. Dyer entered the Army in 1942, gained a commission from officer candidate school and served throughout World War II with the 415th Infantry Regiment, 104th Division, including a year in Eu rope. Upon his discharge in 1946, he was with the Army reserves until taking the command of Company G on July 25, 1948. Mrs. Dyer and the couple's chil dren plan to remain in Salem while he is in training. EXPANSION PROGRAM HONGKONG (INS)- A major expansion" program for the British Army, Navy and Air Force estab lishments in Hongkong is under way. A British military spokesman states that financial expenditures totalling . several million dollars had been authorized for the new program, which wiH be spread over a number of years. Eugene Plans; Video Station; Oh Etiquette By Reberta Lee every inch. Some furniture of this type comes in many pieces, to be fitted together according to the wall and the need. The upper cabinet is one of these. Imagine how much room 4 shelf units,' 2 chests and a desk would take if they were placed separately on the floor, and it's easy to see how effective the cabinet is. Other new furniture that makes small rooms look larger have fewer sections but combine many uses in each, as does the two-piece cabinet sketch which includes a drop front writing desk, bookshelves, one door compartment above and two below which: conceal sliding linen and silver trays and more shelves. (Copyright by John I". Dill Co.) Q. When are place cards prop er at a semi-public banquet? A. Place cards should be used, of course, at the speakers' table and when possible, it is better that the committee take pains to have place cards for all people expected, in order to avoid any possible scramble for seats. Q. Is it proper for a woman to check her coat outside a res taurant dining room, or is she supposed to wear it to her table and drape it over her chair? A. This is optional; she may do whichever she prefers. Q. What would be a good toast for a host to offer to a guest? A. "To our guest ,and our only PORTLAND JP) A television ', station will be sought for Eugene' when the Federal Communication : Commission lifts the present free' ze, officials of Radio Station KUGN i reported Wednesday. - C H. Fisher, president of t the I Eugene station, and Ewing C Kel ly, vice-president, said they plan-; ned to file articles of incorporation : of Eugene Television Inc. Fisher : did not name the other Eugene in-' terests he said were joining in the ' enterprise. request often." Is that he be our guest In 1931 Carroll County, Ky., had its first outdoor fairln 30 years. jVi- HOW TO MAKE A ROOM LARGER To make a room smaller, clut ter it with odd pieces of furni ture. It will look smallefr because it is crowded the furniture wan ders over most of the floor space. And it is smaller than it should be in performance when many of these pieces of furniture are half useful spindly legged tables, fiar instances, which can do no more than hold up lamps. But with today's smaller rooms, the problem is to make a room larger, and it can be with compact ar rangements of new furniture that is designed to fit side-by-side and to use upper wall space. The room looks larger because furniture like this frees larger areas of floor, and it turns in bigger performance because the furniture is useful in Today's Pattern YOUR BABY'S GROWING UP! You want these adorables for her now! Precious scalloped dress has wings or puff -sleeves and a sweet heart penny-pocket! Sunsuit is ONE PIECE, opens flat to iron, ,at lets down for quick changes. 2onnet is ONE PIECE also! Thtm patent easy to use. simple to few. ia tested for fit. Has complete Il lustrated instructions. Send Thirty-five cent la coins for this pattern to ANNE ADAMS, car of The Statesman. Pattern Dept.. P. O. Box 6719, Chicago 80. 111. Print plaintjy TOII NAME, ADDRESS. ZONK, SIZ. STYLE NUMBER. Necdlocraft PINEAPPLE design and spider web crochet an easy combination that works up quickly! 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