The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 22, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1. 1) Staionun, Salem. Ore., Sun., Jan. 21 '56 Auto Industry Subversive Probe Board Dow -Proposal for Cain Reassignment $r Inventory a? By LEW IS CIXKTC inounced as leftism. More recently t what once was the union' plesj DWID J WILKIE W ASHINGTON - The Subver- he has been an outspoken critic of that fain was unfit to conduct the; y AvMM.jated" p,.,,, ' - . . the attorney ceneral s listins of heannc The pension union had ,,Ve Clm Con:rd urn- org.nLton. .f Xrsiv?.nd o! contended he was biased as.inst it. DETROIT - The auto industry tmoudy rejected Saturday a Jus- the ministration's loyalty-secun- Tht union .aid last February could slice another record- tice Department suggestion that it ty program. . , mi fain public record had smashmg performarc tb.s year reconsider itsawwment of mem- Named Ve.r As :sh0wn him to have "such a rabid bul for on U1('n-,t hu de'er be- Harry P. Cam as nresidinc The SACB designated Cain last annnUrh fn.rrt Communum ' ,nventor,es- the number of unsold new cars in the Held The range from 725.000 Theatre Time Tahfe F! SIM RK "TVF. BAINS CT BANCKIPLR" l!l.K1 16 SI "TAPGET i:.BO" t I 23. I 0 and I M CAITOI. "QlT.NTtN Dl'RW ARB": J r. M . inn ifi " "TENNESSEE'S PAITNI R": 1 ;7. 5 12. and I v: HOI I. V WOOD "tRCAPE TO BURMA": 1 5. S 12. n1 . "THIS IS MY LOVf: J a. 41. nd 10 Id Til amuac officer in an antisubversive hear- year to conduct its hearing on a that he could not judpe fairly in in?- Justice Department charre that this r The Justice DeDartment in I! rilled thai in riifllln!ifv fain th npnctnn ifninn Pftmmnrtct- ...jft hhUm mi anH Pa In the Washintfon Pension t'nioi dominated anu should b required himself denied the charge of bias. 10 m- chever figure voii ca,e 'Vo,ld be to embark upon, to register as a front organization. 0n A n , tn. SACB found Cai "TcTr. b,11,onllar c n-se tVfurht ith dangers to the The union, long active in Washing- t,r.niJW fr f h.a, to oreside PT. l0C'. " tm State, had the avowed purpose ,7 he hearine .. . , 1 ' ' n i. i:c i ln neanng. rational rwtlern thev will show a further sharp upsurge next montn Brodie Twin In Hospital NeicC CnnT soon Part Wars DALLAS, Tex. if An iev strM quickly parted Richard W. Wil liams. Jr.. 37. and his newly ac quired Cadillac here Friday. The auto skidded on the ice slick pavement, sideswiping a pass ing police car. When the patrolmen overtook Williams 17 blocks later, they identified him as a former Leaven worth inmate who has served four prison terms for car theft. They I identified the Cadillac ai belonging to someone else. CHICAGO Rodnev Dee Some iriduslry analysts are speBfbdieTrst1fead-joined twin to Dollar Volume f!r; AniV'M'H tn tha CiTD ku nt aojitind Itkaaral nnmnt - .m - " v. J v. - WT vi owning aiui su sv i wiuiw, SB m WJ President Ei-enhower, form arty TheJiTilngionJPensio , -T-ar-trw-a svator from case found the Justice Department When WO nearing opened uci, oome iiMiuswy anaiysu are spec- urooie urn neao-joinea iid i. ) 1 1 Washington" with a reputation as a In the strange position of p-shin"- in Seattle, a union lawyer asked ulating as to how high they will s survive surgical separation has fJJ liUllCllll 111 sirens battier aiainst what he de- and the Dension union of m atins ain D0Ul 18,s auiiemem wi r i'""1 lu ' l'nsiJ "" C7 Ine aenate Armeo aervicea vom-. luin urrio)s. inc iniiuKni ui a nois mrtnirai vtnitr purr mittee. in which Cain had de- million cars In dealers' hands, in 'month's visit at home. scribed the union as "one of the warehouses or in transit from the! The 4-year-old boy was brought most notorious Communist front factories is somewhat fantastic, ; to the hospital Friday for "a check organizations in our state. but the figure has been mentioned up and evaluation of his condi- The attorneys asked whether m ome quarters jt.on. a hospital spokesman said. ,NortnweS waj D1, tho.. Cain could preside impartially.! yeaier associations nave com-1 Koaney was tanen to ms nomei . .. . . .'9M by Cain said he could and - in the plained that production schedules in Ferris. 111., to spend Christmas ,hf Xn V w?S SCB s words - both parties -in'are geared too high. At the same j with his parents and five brothers iT.'Mj 'effect assented to go forward.", jtime many of the larger deal-rs and sisters. He is expected t,r-showed . i x:... ,n-. .i,. wo. agree wiw me manuiaciurers main ai mewospiiai ior some ume . . , .k. . u,..v ' i 3 I CHINESE A? (SS 1 TEA GARDEK j (Sunday n II Bakad Ham M 95c i 1 1 Northwest Up SEATTLE Dollar volume of building permits in the Pacific last Chines food Good Amtrltii food Tm Special Parties, Large or Small. Call I 9021 . for Information. . Chinese Food ta Take Out 1S2 N. Commercial SL Open t p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday t a.m. With Candied Sweet Po tatoes, Sour Cretm Cole Slaw, Hot Roll and Butter OR. Roast Oregon Turkey Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Sour Cream Cole Slaw, Whipped Potatoes and Glblet Gravy, qp Hot Roll 4 Butter. 'C Mir Capitol Shopping h We) SSI 19c Hamburgers Always Open 7 Days a Week For Your Dining Convenience "North Capitol at Hood Where the Food is Good.'" : ,.n .J., ,. k.mt Atty. Gen. William F. Tompkins hroadening each year, sent the SACB. a letter quoting s'0?1 . . , rain', ma datimentj! and savins' ' That why manv industry an the government would not have : wy "nother record year opposed the union s Feb. 14 move uld expected were it not for to disqualify Cain had it known -of the heavy dealer inventories. Some the statements at the 'time. He th( W the d'al" a" asked the board to do whatever it lmost twice the size they should deemed appropriate. at th,s Pmt in 0,8 new modcl OpiKMed by I nioa ( , of mrk Onov. 18. the Justice Depart-ing 0ff , few hundred thousand ment went further and asked thenars as "over production," or "ex SACB to reopen the union's moveiCeg. inventorv." The verv exist- S to disqualify Cain. The union op- ence the arSe inventories makes posed wis. Lain recessea me near- , m 0f dealers jittery. It also In ing on Nov. 22. pending a ruling j fluences many would-be car buy The Justice Department's formal ers tfl figure another era of retail motion mentioned, In addition to price slashing lies ahead. Cain's 1949 remarks, a statement i But. if you take the word of the attributed to him in a November 1 j manufacturers' sales chiefs, the 195S. article in Coronet Magazine ' large inventories will level off which included mention of the pen-! within the next couple of months. Rodney's twin brother, Roger Lee, died a month after they were surgically parted Dec. 17, 1952. EXPLORATION DIE OTTAWA i The Canadian government is opening for explor ation March 1 a 5.000-square-mile area in the Northwest Territories where geologists have discovered signs of mineral deposits.' The area Is a part of the Thelon Game Sanctuary set up in 1927 to help in preserving Northern Wildlife. The government did not say what kind of minerals likely would be found in the territory. ington, Oregon and Idaho in 19SS was $462,269,387 compared with $452,684,957 in 1954, the trade pub lication said. Oregon showed a T per cent in crease from $19,603,793 in 1954 to $24,058,650 in 1955. IrHONI 144713 StarftTaa'ay Caat. 1:4$ lrari Ittawytk laaart tyaa "ESCAPE TO BURMA" Svaarwaaa Tachakalar laida OaraaN Daa Daryaa "THIS IS MY LOVE" . sion union, and testimony given by Cain in a January. 1954, securi ty hearing. The SACB said its review of the Coronet article, and of Cain's 1954 testimony concerning a "former of ficer of the pension union," un covered no Indication of "bias or Bargain pricing, they add, will be no more drastic than - it was through the banner year of 1955. Bargaining over new car prices, the industry experts say, has be come a. part of automobile mer chandising! But many buyers ap- Iparently arc expecting bigger (lis- prejudice In favor of or against i counts than they are being offered. either party." . They are learning, too, that used Ne Charge ' cars are bringing considerably less ' " .. than they expect as trade-ins. ruruitrmuic, uir nn.u Siluallaa ninriiuravla mm BJa n The situation discourages some new car buying; it" sends some, Ham and turkey, Turkey and ham. -A hearty noal, Sir Delicious, Ma'am. (Our, Sunday Specials with trimmings . . , 5c) (yj,:.. a-'a THE SAU SHOP" ' L ,i reflon noma ot Sloppy Joe ; A Croat Sandwichl Portland Road at North City limits For Orders to Co - Phono 2-o79l the SACB said, neither the Justice Department nor ; the union has charged Cain with , . . , mi avujiuc, ii ixriiua amine. unfairness in tne proceeds so , wh otherwise wouW buy new cars. ,ar- . 'directly to the used car dealer. "On the state of this record, j But n Joe, not take anvbody whol the board said, "we see no reason ' w out of the car market. ! 1 1 1 I - to thrust upon an unwilling re spondent (the union) a disqualifica tion of a presiding member on the ground that he is prejudiced against such respondent. . Jor the board to disqualify under these circumstances would be to embark upon course fraught with dan gers, to the public interest." ; A Justice Department spokes man had no comment on the SACB , dealer. By force of circumstances many new car dealers in large and small centers operate their owg used car business. They have ateast two chances to sell the car prospect. Many of them are satisfied to get out of their used cars only the capital tied up In them. The used car business is not always a pro iuaoie operation lor tne new car decision. An SACB representative said he now expects the hearing to go ahead as called for in the order - StXDIY DIWER Served All Day-12 Noon to 8 P. 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BRTADED PORI CVTUCTS with Apple Sauco POT ROAST O-BEIP With Psi Grsvy V SO Salads and relishes to help yourself to V Choke of Hot Entree and all you esa est Coffee by SIL2XFVLI iV Choice of Detaert ttmtmUrr ll'i fader la 44e - RlOlbl CORNS FROM THl V flIM0lt. MAKE IT , A HABIT Get your complete Sunday Dinner in the Oak Room for just $U0 . Tht Oak Room 1$ now the Wain Dining Room at the Marion - featuring complete meals as low at $1 .50 In addition to the famous char coal-broiled favorites! OPEN AT NOON Remember la ial U s Ue Tim la to nmj Taae' o ttlM Meo, Wed4 sad pri d-ll p. as. It has been suggested that the coming of the supplemental unem ployment compensation program would bring elimination of over time in most of the industry's fac tories; that there would be an ef fort to stabilize regular employ ment. The program does not become effective until mid-year, but there ; already has been an almost com plete elimination of overtime in favor of regular shift operation. And there have been some minor layofs in what the car makers have described as efforts to adjust production to the market requirements. Iireatary Galas Whether those laid off are "tem porary employes, as some em ployers have said, their idleness results directly from the rapid ac cumulation of new car inventories in dealer hands. But their still is no gloom among the car makers. They have spent more than five billion dollars in the last five years for expansion ind modernization. Another billion has gone into the development of 197 model cars. Industry gossip has it these will be the most drastically changed cars to be brought out in the postwar period thus far. Private Utility Income Climbs WASHINGTON UB-The Power Commission has reported today that the natioo't privately owned electric utility companies . ad $104,293,000 net Income during November, ah increase of I per cent over the net listed In the corresponding 1954 month. Gross income la November was $141,580,000, up 10 1 per cent above the November. I0S4. total Mexican Cottonmen Ak Tax Rrlirf . MEXICO CITY ul) - Mexican rotto producers have asked Pres ident Ruia Cortines to ease their tax burdens and find new markets for their financially hard-hit Industry- They claim the present 25 per cent tai oo cottoo Is costing them WO mllliot pesos $54,400,000) year. They urged Investigation of reported offers by Communist ruled Cxechoslovalia and Poland te buy Mexkaa cottoo under cer tain conditions. i I HELD OVER1 Exotic, Mfjoteriouo India. ..land of conflict desires, danger! r-r?'rTS' V Pv-h. ., .y l wry L i - . i V- r color oy COL.OR v oc uixo m mNm Mum LANA TURNER RICHARD BURTON JOAN CAULFIELD FRED MacMURRAY MICHAEL RENNIE CO-HIT UOMtOTICM IT'S OPERATION HWOl V. V 1 Tfco Sfory of ffitt Ofory ii i WMNM S)MOO. IICKAROCCXT! ft. Urn o 3 CHMOt mtmtm aoa l'M' t " oK coaaoas L of too FljhfJnf O.LN pec:icastu rssamBBBr5 T STARTS sssssi "TODAY! 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