The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 28, 1956, Page 28, Image 24

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S-(Sc. TIT) Statesman. Salm, Or,Tliur, June 2S, "35
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Steel Walkout Would Gose Many Industries Quickly
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PITTSBCRGH. - The ap
began as early as last January to
build up reserve supplies. Custom
ers were fully aware of strike
Co said: "If there is a steel
strike, well be able to take care
of all the needs of our customers
for the summer pack for at least
eight weeks."
Deep Wet DrilUag
From the heart of the south
western oil producing country,
Both would be pinched by even a t
mands. let akme get the steel out
on time.
The steel industry produced a
record 117 million tons in 1955 and
has been slightly ahead of that
pace so far this year.
short strike. Any curtailment of
construction would mean imme
diate unemployment for thousands
of workers.
proach of the ateei contract dead
Kae raised bif question Wednes
day: What would be the effect on
other VS. industries If a ateei
atriko developed Saturday mid
lght? , For aame, Kke auto and home
appUancet, a ihort ttrike would
requira only minor adjustments,
an Associated Press survey shows.
Others, like the oil and building
construction Industries, already
are working with scant steel in
ventories. They would be affected
almost immediately by I a steel
stoppage.
Steelmen feel many customers
I possibilities as well as inevitable
' increases in the price of steel.
Day Saaaly
Best available estimates are
that a 30-to-CO day supply of steel
of all kinds is on hand somewhere
between the milBf and the fin
ished products. But this total ton
nage estimate dors not reflect the
fact there is a critical shortage
of some steel items now, and a
A steel strike would throw a
double-barreled jolt at the na
tion's railroads. The immediate'
effect would be a drop in freight
traffic in finished steel and raw
materials. The other mould be 1
though, comes word that just the j
possibility of a strike already is
curtailing new well starts and.
deep well drilling. Oil men must;
have equipment on hand when I
they begin drilling.
Steel producers, studying the ur-i
gency of order demands, say that
both the oil and construction in
dustries are operating hand to i
mouth on available steel supplies !
Five Stillborn Babir
Born to Chinese Ladv
TAIPEI. Formosa Uf-The Eng
further delay in building needed
freiRht cars
Like Last Year
Steel producers also feel that a
lish language China News reported
that Mrs. La Chin-Mei, 42. was
delivered Tuesday of five stillborn
girls at Chaochu. Southern For
mosa. Mrs. Lo was reported doing
well.
possible surplus of others.
The canning industry, for one.
i says k had been preparing for
the possibility of a steel stpke.
I A spokesman for Continental Can
strike would push them bark into
the same predicament they were!
in last year when the industry I
was unable to meet customer de-
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3-T SAFETY SWEEPSTAKES
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Plus tax on 4 tirti
It's not every day we can bring you a deal like this on brand new "First -choice"
Goodyear the tire that car maker and motorists prefer. Check us and tee how
you can put new J-T DtLuxt Supcr-Cuihioni on your car now at special saving!
Tubdess, Tube -Type in both Black and White Sidewalk on Sale!
Terms as low as l!35 weekly'.
No need to waif
flit firti that
JUf'mtt '56 carisiT
TUBELESS
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40 JI J4.4S 4.70 k IS 29.50 Il.tJ
7.10 k 1( 39.6$ Jf.71 M0J 32.35 m7i"
7.40 II 43 45 J1.40 7.40 k J 35.45 14.40
.00 IS 4S.35 14.3) 1.00 KjS 39.45 J4.40
""30 k IS 50.10 37.40 S.30 IS 40.90 10.70
1 4.00 k 14 76 tTi 14.41
TUBE-TYPE
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4.70 a ll 32.05 1J.S 4.70 II 26.15 1f.41
7.1 O k 1 1 35.45 34.40 7.10 kJ 28.95 11.71
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8.10 M 44 40 31.30 1.10 11 36 25 17.10
Eoch Plu Tax Eoch Plus Tox ond Rtcoppoblt tire
MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND
mm
H9 to 12 fi1sitk T Pay
$1500 (ASH GIVEN DURING JUNE!
FREE
Vhsle
Pops
.With Evtry
Gasoline
Purchas
WhiU They Last
GET YOUR MASTER MONEY TODAY
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CENTER AND COMMERCIAL MARION AND LIBERTY
COURT AND CAPITOL CENTER AND LIBERTY
KEIZER DISTRICT
GREEN
STAMPS
With Every
Purchase
$50,000.00 Stock of Nationally
Famous Shoes Must Be Sold!
Thousands of pairs of fine shoes from our regular stock must
go regardless of loss. Regular brands YOU know mean QUA-
LITY-including Selby, Foot Flair, Joyce, Debs, Town & Coun
try, Winthrop, Florsheim, Airstep, Lucky Stride, Troyling and
many others will be sacrificed. Hurry-prices good only while
quantity lasts!
Everything Goes , . . Nothing Reserved!
We Will Open at New Location With All
New Merchandise.
UP TO 70 SHOE SAVINGS
SalerrkSrore
Expansion to
cst $125,000
W, Occupy fay
.nrr rrod Mrver rin- i "
si 148 s. L.berty. ' Wi
Th
lAct . . 1 ! an in
nd Betty KahLVl. M
K nn. "'ill xinrrim
. co-owners nf .k.
"rpnse said rh. L tn'
V II k. l. lne new tnr.
Departrnr?Iari,
ram7:7 eu1' "'ine Dro.
nip npw -
P'Pd to tart u,.tk " ex
gust ( k.. .u " ' "dl" fI Au-
Pletion. 7 "e ownFrs 'or com-
to th
n
Women's shoes, children's shoes Not
all sizes, styles or colors, but a terrif
ic value at this one time, door busting
price Hurry!- First come, first
served.
Values to 12.95
YOUR CHOICt :
$
1
00
Pair
GROUP 1
WOMEN'S
Dress and Casual Shoes
VALUES TO 10.95
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
$00
Nof All
Sim
GROUP 1
ODDS AND ENDS-MEN'S
Oxfords and Casuals
VALUES TO 12.95
WHILE
THEY
LAST I
$00
Not All
Sii
GROUP 2
WOMEN'S
Dress and Casual Shoes
VALUES TO 12.95
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
Not All
Size
GROUP 2
MEN'S
Oxfords and Casuals
VALUES TO 12.95
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
$J00
GROUP 3
WOMEN'S
Dress and Casual Shoes
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
VALUES TO 14.95
$00
U
ALL SIZES!
GROUP 3
MEN'S
Dress and Casual Shoes
WHILE
THEY
LAST!
VALUES TO 16.95
$(5)00
GROUP 4
WOMEN'S
Dress and Casual Shoes
.WHILE
THEY
LAST!
VALUES TO 18.95
SfolOO
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ALL SIZES!
GROUP 4
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Mothtrsl Her r buy you cin't afford to miul
Values
to $7.95
$5)00
AJ ) Wh'U
NO EXCHANGES OR REFUNDSI
SORRY ALL SALES FINAL
OPEN
MOM. & Fill.
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387 Court St.
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