Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, September 22, 1949, Page 13, Image 13

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    TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR
Battle of Pensions Shift in
Steel-Union Argument
By SAM DAWSON
New York The battle for lecurity ii shifting. Who ihould
provide for your old age you, your government or your boss?
Some unions say it is up to your boss, if your social security
check isn't enough. Some companies reply: "No one unwilling to
contribute to his own old age requirements has a moral right to
demand that others make that
provisio for him."
There are already some 12.000
security plans in effect in pri
vate industry, benefitting about
h million employes. In the
battle to expand this the issue
is becoming: Who is going to
pay for the support of our grow
ing army of the aged?
Steel companies, under parti
cular attack on the subject now,
say many of them have had pen
sion and welfare insurance plans
in effect over a period of years.
All, they say, are willing to
discuss the matter with labor,
but only if the employe also con
tributes to the pension fund,
Such a fund, they add, is sound
er, more equitable, and more
easily held in check.
When labor concentrated its
fight on getting higher wages,
one of its arguments was that
'man should make enough to be
able to put a little aside for his
old age. This fall labor is in
sisting that it is the boss who
would put a little aside for the
employe. Union labor reasons
that as wages went up, so did
prices, so that the worker still
didn't have much put aside for
old age.
The workers argue that cor
porations take care of pensions
for the top brass and for free
in most instances. Why not the
working man?
This issue who pays for pen
sions threatens crippling
strikes In the steel, automobile,
electrical appliance, coal and
other industries.
The appeal for pensions used
to be an appeal to sentiment
the most common figure of
speech was 'putting the old
horse out to pasture." Of course.
Miss America Seeks 1
Movie Contracts
Hollywood, Sept. 22 ( Jc-
que (pronounce it Jack, please)
Mercer, Miss America of 1949,
is in town today, admittedly
looking for producers with mo
vie contracts.
The 18-year-old Phoenix,
Arii., Junior college co-ed told
reporters she has always been
stage-struck. '
She will model swim suits at
the annual Catalina island fash
ion show.
the old horse might have pre
ferred staying in a warm barn
eating oats, but the most amiable
corporations put their old horses
out to pasture.
Palmistry Readings
Will tell your put present
and future. Will advise on
love, marriage
and business
Answers all
questions. Are
you worried?
Why be in
douot? Special
Readings.
w Open a.m.
rirt l 1 p.m.
Moved from 466 Ferry to
173 S. Commercial
4fe
4990 N.
River Road
keizer
Phone
2-8230
Wm MARKET
Save Every Day
Where the Thrifty Thrive
These Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday
brookmL standby pumpkin
Cheese No-2,l TiB
2..b;75c 2 cans 15c
BLENDED AND ROASTED JUST RIGHT " D $JC
MANNING'S COFFEE 2 ibs. n.u
HUNT'S
TOMATO SAUCE 6 .... 29c
LUMBER JACK
SYRUP
24 oz. bottle . . . 35c 1 5 ub. tin 75c
C&H GOLDEN
BROWN SUGAR 327c
TUNA
WHITE STAR No. Vi tin eon
39c
w:i:mw:4i;imn'ivi standby
f Oval Sardines
kJsdpn Lowest In Cost
f Large pkg. 28c In Tomato IQr
Giant.... 59e Sauce Can
TKWlM'M'l&lli'Vlij TASTY PAK
C(Si toilet Grapefruit
1 0Ar Broken Segments TO-
SIU i O O - No. 2 tin
W bars -3C
1 SWIFT'S PARD
2J Dog Food
tmlvio'VllV Featured for National
2 can, 25C
jfT? accdeht...
FAMILY r 0
hou g5c
riiiaYr'tM
25.b.$r
10 b. 85c
NUCOA
1 lb. . 30c
2 lbs. . 59c
SPUD SALAD SPECIAL
BEST FOODS
Real
MAYONNAISE
Quart . . 69c
CD EC RECIPE BOOKLET
rtxCC 12 New Way.
To Fix POTATO SALAD
POTATOES NV, 10 lh. 39c
I.g. White Heads m m
CAULIFLOWER 15C
Ital. Green j m
BROCCOLI Bunch IV
Sweet Potatoes 3,h. 3k
if VEGETABLES 2Pkt. 25c
TREE TOP
APPLE CIDER
GAL 59c
GIANT
B0RENE
79c
Bring Your
Coupon Here
KEIZER SS& MARKET
SWIFT'S
Sliced Baconib.
LEAN-TENDER
Pork Chops ib.
PURE PORK
LARD ... 2,b.
59c
65c
29c
Ask Us About
Meat for Your Locker
Quarter Half or Whole Carcass
rapiUI Journal. Salem. Or.. Thunfla, Sepf. 22. 1949 IS
Yes... It's Just
As Simple As That!
Even the youngsters sense the friendliness at these markets. The
housewife enjoys the ease in shopping as well as the many new ideas
gathered from a thousand or more appetite appealing foods conven
iently displayed, plainly price marked. Even the children are quick to
notice the confidence their mothers have in these markets. As light as
daylight, as congenial as your
own home. For additional con
venience phone 3-9176, specially
trained sales-people give your
order the same painstaking care
you, yourself, would use in your
selection.
Freshly churned
Creamery
BUTTER
67c Ib.
Hills Brothers
Coffee
55c Ib.
Also many other fine coffees, including
Folgers, Schillings, M.J.B. f" s
and Golden West, also at OOC
Or, if you are a little particular about
freshness of the grind,
OLD GOLDEN
Ground at the time you buy it
Priced at 49c Ib.
of fine,
When we say meats of fine quality, it's not
idle chatter of our ad writer,
i
An example this week-end, you will find expertly
dressed, grain fed, young
Rhode Island Red Hens
For roasting. Dressed. "Why?" Yes, you might
say, really dolled up for your party. Per Ib
55c
Maybe it's because we shouldn't eat food as deliriously
rich as young pic Pork Loin and sweet potatoes, but we
like the combination and our boys in the meat depart
ment, as well as the vegetable department have selected
for your special delight these two Items at the heighth
ot perfection.
liTTnQI
on
SunZust Oranges
in abundance
By the dozen, sack or crate. Sizes to suit your needs
at prices to suit your budget. Some as low at
2 dozen 25 C
PORK LOIN R0AS T
69c
Trimmed as you would like
them. Per Ib
And the sweet potatoes are groded to
No. 1 quality. 2 pounds of these less
wasteful sweet potatoes or fjf
yams if you like yams better JmjC
And by the way, yams or red sweet
potatoes are yellow. Knowing that
proves we are just plain smart. (Well,
plain anyway).
Maybe for a change, baked ham
would appeal to you. If so, you'll find
such well known brands os Cascade,
Swift's Premium or Armour's Stor,
half or whole, per pound ot F
meat department UjC
GROUND BEEF
39c
This is graded beef, too,
Pound
Bountiful, Beautiful Fruit
and Vegetable Display
The boys in this department are
justly proud of their harvest time
showing of the finer, more delec
table products of garden, or
chards and field a feast for
your eyes as well as gastromical
ly pleasing.
PARAGON FANCY Solid Pack
White Albacore
TUNA FISH
43c
33c
Regulor size con
White Star Grated Tuna
My, my that's delicious coffee, what kind is it? That remark was heard hundreds of times at Our
Fall Opening last week. The coffee as you might know was none other than the Empress tho its only
55 Ib. It's head and shoulders above lots of other brands.
Maybe you think it isn't embarrassing to us too. And it happens every day at
most every store. Some one wants a favor, maybe it's only a check cashed. What
ever it is, if they're known, they get the favor, at least they are pretty sure to at
both of our markets, but there are untold numbers who are just as reliable and
because they're not known, have trouble meeting an emergency. The moral to
that is, select a store in which you have confidence, become known. You'll find
that to be the best thing you ever did. We invite you to make these markets
YOUR MARKETS. We most certainly will endeavor to merit your confidence.
Jo L HUSDCCC &
COURT STREET AT COMMERCIAL
MARION STREET AT COMMERCIAL
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