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"DAD AND HORSE SALES", an English class theme by Jndy
Morse, in checkered shirt above, drew national publicity for the
brown-haired daugnier or sen. nayne morse or uregon. "...
When my father has that suspicious smile and mysterious twinkle
in his eye, his next move is worthwatching . ... "Her dad
bought Sir Guy Laurel, "Really neat. He didn't have the awful
Roman nose that is typical of standard breds . . . . " With Judy
and Sir Guy Laurel in Eugene is Amy, another of the Senator's
daughters. (Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire engraving).
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Grocery Buyers
Market Reported
The grocery business generally
has become a buyers market,
grocers across the nation reported
Friday, but they warned house
wives that no sharp price reduc
tions are in sight.
Big chain stores reported In
creased sales volume over last
year. Nevertheless, they were
watching closely a price war
among Indianapolis groceries.
Housewives there have cashed
in on a $2,000,000 battle of
coupons between chain stores
and independents.
Most grocery trade sources felt
that the Indianapolis situation had
little economic significance. They
sad it indicated no impending re
cession in the grocery business.
But many trade expert felt it was
indicative of the state of mind of
smaller independents. Although
the Indianapolis price war was
localized, grocery leaders felt it
proved one thing that competi
tion has returned to the grocery
business.
Miss Hose M. Kiefer, secretary
of the National Assn. of Retail
Grocers, said coupon prograrns
were "unnecessary from an ecO'
nomic point of view,!' and that
most independents don't like
them. .
She quoted U. S. Commerce De
partment figures showing that as
of Sept. 6, both dollar volume and
unit sales were up for the grO'
eery business as a whole. Miss
Kiefer said the prospects for the
coming holiday trade were better
than last year.
F. J. Lunding, president of the
Jewel Tea Chain, said business
Is "good, but returning to nor
mal." He referred to his state
ment of a month ago that prices
had reached their peak and
would come down in an orderly
adjustment.
"As far as the grocery business
is concerned," he said, "I don't
see anybody carrying a tin cup
around."
Grocers in most cities said the
same thing. They said it was a
buyer's market on most items. At
New York, the Grocery Manufac
turers of America said sales vol
ume would indicate that the busi
ness has not yet attained the status
of a general buyer's market. But
spokesmen acknowledged that
there is some caution in wholesale
buying.
Retailers generally are laying in
50-day supplies instead of stocking
up for 90 days, they said.
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