The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 10, 1956, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-( :c. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tucs!, April 10, '53 Br CLAY t POLLAN 1 I A' Am jr k4! S-M-Tl '7 S MAY Jl 7?5-S 57 571 MAY S LJUKtfi V-.ALld At 2. JlW 22 ' Atctrdt'f H Mi Slmrt. To dtvlop mttsogt lor Tuesdoy, reod words corresponding to number of your Zodioc birth sign. M5-nr.fl I lot 31 VKjoM 41 ArW J liaMn 32 Wort 42 Mourn Touch JJ Unda 43 Today 4 Of ... U for 44 lrt J larmnn 3S CJtwot. J Ovw tk 3 Your M Dor J A " 37 A 47 Todoy I WJ 31 For 44 Mow Doom.! 3 . Alone 10 0 40 Sw 70 To II An 4 1 Rod 71 Nornm J 2 You 42 Aoimmwtt 72 Mmn;i 13 oomi 43 Undor 73 A 14 nn 44 Somt . 74 kifluonco) )J W 45 Wfitw 7$ Nietly It You 44 AccmI 74 ShouH 17 Iiim 47 A 77 Clo . 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Wayne Morse, the Democratic Incumbent, "be trayed voters and the Eisenhower program" when he voted to or- Piece of Cheese Traps Gunman ' CHICAGO lit A bite in piece of cheese sent a robber to jail. The case was reported to the American Association of Physical Anthropologists Sunday by two re searchers at the University of Chi cago, James A. Brown and Dr. Al bert A. Dahlberg. The gunman took time during a grocery robbery to nibble on the piece of cheese. Later, when the cheese was displayed in court and experts testified the odds against leaving identical tooth marks in the cheese were U million to one, the robber talked things over with his attorney j nd pleaded guilty. ganiie the Senate fur the Demo cratic Party. (Editor's aoir: What's the (Ute af tlx aatioa'i nasi. aww? I s aid d the leiftfe of Mala Street I'. 8. A. folks ay It's food aa4 thooid be tor the rest ef' the year. There are some table eireptlas farat-, era, sat dealers ad the textile Isdmlry da nat exaect la share avUpia( arwaerUjr. Here . la the first af a series af twa ar ticles are the Dadinfi ef a -tlaa-wide sanrey.) By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS How's business so far in 1936? A nation-wide survey shows that most folks are better off than they were at this time last year. Jobs are more plentiful wages higher. There are soft spots in farming, automobiles and textiles. Home building is down a little. But by and large, the survey Indicates, we're still, riding high on the boom. To get the picture at the main street level. The Associated Press Interviewed bankers and brokers, merchants and manufacturers, farmers and factory workers, eco nomist and consumers, in 28 maj o cities. "Things look awfully good a lot better than a lot of people expected a few months ago," ob served Kurt J. Mahrdt, Indianap olis banker. Herbert Wilson, president and general manager of Kansas City's Emery Bird Thayer department store, opined that "business is good and it should get better because this is an ' election year. Leonard Drake, J economist for the Greater Phila delphia Chambers of Commerce, 'declared: "People are more pros- ' perous today than ever before." : Markiag Tim : ' ! The dominant viewpoint among businessmen queried that busi ness right now is marking time on a high plateau shows up, too. in the latest official U. S. govern ment barometers of business. These show most industries (auto manufacturing is the outstanding exception) well ahead of a year ago. Industrial production overall, according to government statistics, is up 74 per cent and total em ployment up 4 per cent. Some government economists say total output of goods and services in the first three months this )ear, may have surpassed the record an nual, pace of.;$397joo.ooo,oooB.i achieved intbe final 195i quarter. Few Slgas af Decliae Leading businessmen In t of the cities predicted business would definitely be better than last year; in 7 cities the consensus was that it would be at least as good. Only I areas reported definite signs of decline and even here there was every indication that the decline would be slight. In almost every area surveyed, there' were one or more leaders who looked for a continuation of the status quo. Business, they felt,' would show little change from today's lofty levels. Dcscribng Texas pros pects. Dr. John R. Stockton, di rector of the University of Texas ' bureau of business research, said: "No signs of a vigorous upswing ; but neither are there any signs of a collapse." ; Figuring prominently in fore casts of good . business was the , current boom in industrial employ , ment. In of a areas checked, : jobs were found to be more plen tiful than a year ago (the only declines were in Detroit and Kan sas City). Industrialists in Dela ware and San Francisco com plained of a shortage of skilled labor. Teae at Optimism A Ion" the stores and shops of Main Street, U. S. A., the generan tone was one of hopeful optimism. Leading retailers in 23 cities said they expect to do more business this year than last, but it was evi dent that some were keeping their fingers crossed. A potential barrier to any big increase this year, said merchants, is the consumer who has gdne heavily into debt for a II I At r jf a A .4 s. . 1 i' f MM BUILDER i ,L 70 u or W r VT I nm 'II' Leave Portland daily at 1:00 P.M. II Jl t Reclining Seats SSfVl pTV Mora Scenery VlOvY rarK Me"h for NYsil tJSS, ' lof " Jael new bouse, a new. car or a trip to Europe and' bow finds most of his earnings sopped up by monthly In stalment payments. "People art getting caught up with What they vent into hock for last year," com mented John Stewart, research di rector for the Detroit board of commerce. To accommodate customers short of ready cash, many department stores are plugging "revolving credit" plan a kind of extended charge account system which of fers monthly payment terms and low interest charges. Department, chain and specialty stores look for an increase in business this year (Sears, Roebuck reported record sales for March, up 14 per cent from the same month last year, Montgomery Ward's March busi ness was up I I per cent from a year ago). Many merchants ex pect to do less business for cash, more for credit PLAN REJECTED . TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras tAV Foreign Secretary t, Esteban Mendoza reports Honduras has spurned a Czechoslovak sugges tion for setting up diplomatic re lations. He says such relations would be only means of com munist penetration. Ctrsrtio Gala While Homebuilding is down from last year's high rate, construction of just about everything else is ex periencing an unprecedented surge. Dr. George Cline Smith, vice pres ident and chief economist of F. W. 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