12 Capital Journal, Salem,X)re, Thursday, October 27, 1949
giving up and curtailing tneir
own expensive passenger serv- les.
TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR
Auto Industry Breaks Record
But Adds to Traffic Problem
Br BAM DAWSON
New York, Oct. 26 W) The auto Industry today breaki an
other record, and addi a little more to one of the nation'i prob
lem! traffic.
Today the 5,358,421st vehicle of the year rolls off the produc
tion line. This tops, two months ahead of time, the output record
for anv one full year, atanaing
lince 1929. About 4V4 million of
these vehicles have been pas
senger can.
The new one today will Join
the 32,787,100 others which R.
I. Polk and Company, auto stat
isticians,' report were registered
In the country as of two weeKs
ago.
If you don't think there are
that many on the streets and
highways, just try taking your
family out for an auto ride in
or near any big city on the next
sunny Sunday. Or try to park
in almost any city business dis
trict Traffic iami are now so much
a part of our lives that one of
the service radio stations offer
their metropolitan listeners
a periodic report on just where
traffic conditions are worse dur
ing holiday rushes.
This is unlikely to endanger in
anv way the sales chances of
today's new record car. But It
is a headache to a lot of peo
ple besides traffic officers: to
city merchants, to the oil in
dustry, to the railroads, to city
planners, and to city dwellers
and suburbanites alike.
In some cities parking is not
permitted in the districts where
most of the biggest department
stores cluster. In others park
ing is a time-wasting puzzle.
Department stores try to solve
this by building branches in the
suburbs where many of their
customers live and, more and
more, shop.
The oil industry Is selling
more gasoline every year, but
some of its leaders worry be
cause traffic snarls increasing
ly tend to take the pleasure out
of pleasure driving. Many cars
that could be using gasoline are
in garages because city driving
is increasingly unpleasant, and
because getting out into the
country over the week-end
means a bumper - to - bumper
train on the driver's nerves.
The country folk don't like it
either. Hordes of city Sunday
drivers lead many a suburb to
try to close its parks and beaches
to any outside cars. And many
a country resident gripes be
cause it is no longer much pleas
ure to take his family for their
usual evening or Sunday after
noon drive their roads are
crowded with city folk he re
gards as intruders.
Railroads worry because more
and more intercity hauling is
being done by private automo
biles, and less by train. The
roads rail at the trucks for using
tax-built highways, but there
isn't much the iron horse boys
can say against the family car
toting the folks on their trips.
There are too many car owners
for that, and most railmen own
and drive cars themselves.
Some railroads talk about
ice. Others consider offering at
tractive rate for shipping cars
on trains, so that you will have
the family bus for pleasure use
at the end of long trips. And
still others already are arrang
ing for rail passengers to get
drive-yourself cars at the end of
the train trip.
Highway engineers offer
varied and Intricate schemes for
solving the traffic problem
most of them expensive. City
planners see the growing num
ber of cars almost as a Franken
stein's monster. Some are tear
ing up and widening chief arter-
Others plan huge ana ex
pensive city parking garages.
San Francisco a few years ago
tore up a city park, built a large
garage under it, and put the
grass and trees and park benches
back on the roof. New York has
some elevated through streets,
talks of more, and builds vehi
cle tunnels under its waterways.
That 32,787,101st car on the
highway had better watch its
fenders.
To make a plain dessert fest
ive, add coconut to vanilla ta
pioca cream and garnish with
maraschino cherries and extra
coconut.
National Guard
Must Be Ready
Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 27 U.
Gen. Omar H. Bradley said to
day that "war could strike us
suddenly," and that the National
Guard must be ready to move
quickly into overseas battle
areas.
In a speech prepared for de
livery at the Guard's annual con
vention, he said the nation's mili
tary chiefs are planning for "im
mediate retaliation in kind to of
fensive blows struck against us"
or against our allies.
Bradley, chairman of the joint
chiefs of staff, said that "we are
forced to be prepared to defend
ourselves If our attempts to pre
serve the peace founder upon the
obstacle of Soviet ambition."
School Crossings Marked
Amity The city has all school
crossings entering Trade street
plainly marked. Parking, the
full length of Trade street, has
white horizontal markings,
which has reecntly been completed.
Navy Commissions
Speediest Submarine
Boston, Oct. 27 W The navy
christened and commissioned
yesterday the U.S.S. Grampus, a
Snorkel "guppy" submarine fas
ter than any underwater craft
used in World War II.
Mrs. Clark H. Woodward,
wife of a retired rear admiral,
sponsored the 1570-ton craft
the first submarine to be com
missioned in Boston since the
end of the war.
The craft can travel on tha
surface at a speed of more than
20 knots. She will carry a crew
of 70.
Candy Being Sold
Salem Heights The annual
candy sale for the Camp Fire
Girls and Bluebirds is under way
in the Salem Heights area. Mrs.
Roy McElroy, leader of one group
of Bluebirds, reported that so
far sales have been good. Many
youngsters are participating in
the candy sale. A prize will be
awarded to the child selling tht
I most boxes.
RELIEF AT LAST
ForYour COUGH
Creomulsinn relieves promptly beams
it goes right to the Kit of the trouble
to help loosen and expel germ laden
phlegm and aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, in Aimed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion
with the understanding you must like
the way it quickly allays tht cough
or vou are to have your money hack.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, ChtstColds, Bronchitis
A1v?rtU'mnt)
QUICK RELIEF FROM
Symptom ml Dhtmt Arising from
STOMACH ULCERS
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Constipation
(Colitis)
Is a symptom, not a dutut.
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the Underlying Factor
Hemorrhoids and other eoko
ailment must be corrected.
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- Proctologic
Naturo-Rrctal Specialist
1144 Cantar St. tialtm. On.
Party
Food Time
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Vaii Ia.a t
mTXr " py food,
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TO
LONG GRAIN RICE 2-lb.
Showboat Whit Rica. pkj.
ZENITH WHITE RICE 31b.
Showboat Cooks whit, fluffy pkg..
DROMEDARY DATES 7Vi-ez.
Pitted fin for stuffing. pkg.
Cracker
Jack
Us them for
party prizes.
These prices efefctive Thurs., Friday, Saturday
JUNKET BRAND
29'
33'
25e
Fudge Mix
12-oz.
pkg.
NESTLES SEMI-SWEET CHOCOLATE
6pkgs25c Morsels 5t 19c
Deviled
Ham
Underwood Brand
For Party Sandwiches
Can
ii 1 m"mmTmmmt ill. a i t
1 - 1 - -
-esq? Vte 7 1
OCT. 29 NOY. 5
NATIONAL
Jelly Beans
BORDEN
None-Such
MINCE MEAT AQ
Ready to usel 28-ei. ar fO
ENRICHED
Kitchen Craft
FLOUR
S.&W. CAKE MIX
For delicious fruit cake.
10-lb.
sack
Mb.
jar
85c
45c
Bllii rine bn.it.
feci fei parties ei '
t heat."
P.r-
ttick
Mb.
pkg.
25-
GUM DROPS & ORANGE SLICES ' 19
POP CORN Jolly Tim.. 19 c.iio p.,, Mb. 25
HARD CANDY & CANDY CORN ,,b pl, 25
CHOCOLATE DROPS 0l,fl Fin. , lb Bla 25
MARSHMALLOWS FLUFFIEST
CANDY BARS ftm0M u Kin(,
Apple Week
19e MIPIPILISS
p9
l5'
239
l-lb.plg.
i-ib. pig. 29e
carton 24
89c
OREGON WALNUTS m. u. 35
NEW CROP ALMONDS Blu. Di.me(1). , lk, 39
BISQUICK
Sava tima and wars. 40-as. pkg.
39
RITZ CRACKERS $., rl.p. ,.Lb. .i 29
CREAMED HONEY si...
STRAINED HONEY ,le .... u... pkf 29
RIPE OLIVES Ebony. Standard ilia. Ne 1 taa
23
TOMATO CATSUP T n. .... 15
ZEE PAPER NAPKINS ,,. 10
KELLOGG'S 'PEP Co.d ,.u,.,. 15
INSTANT RALSTON CEREAL 27
SUNNYBANK MARGARINE ,.u ,k. 29
MRS. WRIGHfS BREAD u.,.., 14
Apple Cider
Hool Bivet biand. Tn Gallon
a party raectis! Jug
49
COCA COLA
PEPSI-COLA
RafrashSna,
25c
Hits tha Spoil
HIRE'S ROOT BEER
Carton of bottlas
lig U oi. boMU, aaeh S4
12-os. boHlaS
PUEMIH
Moonbeam blind.
Makes perfectly
giand pies.
2M5c
Whole K.rn.l
PINK SALMON Ffine. L..
NIBLETS CORN
DEL MONTE PEAS
LIBBY'S PUMPKIN
FRUIT COCKTAIL H..t.u D.n
KIPPERED SNACKS
No. I can 35e
18
12-ot can
Early Garda
Fancy
,19
301 can
No. 303 can l0e
No. l'i can
Croiwd Fish No. can
jo
10
DELICIOUS I 25c
JONATHANS, 5c
ORTLEYS
RED ROMES
2
lbs.
5c
15c
25-lb.
box
25-lb.
box
25-lb.
box
25-lb.
box
Cranberries
TOKAY
Table Grapes
NO. 1
Potatoes
10-lb.
sack
ib. 19c
2 ibs. 19c
39c 98c
Sweet Potatoes 2lhs 25c
Southern Yams Ib. IOC
HALLOWEEN
PUMPKIN
LB.
3c
GHEE)
IP CM ICS ib. 39-
SUGAR
CURED
Rath, Wilson and Cudahy brands. Popular sizts 4 to 8-pound avtrage
CIa nlvct Sirloins tlb.8?Cc.r.lb.65c
MICaKS Ribs t'lb.79c lb.69c
Frtsh Oysttrs m.,.,., ,,.f69e
Fricositt Fowl ftntiy 45e
Fancy Fryort t) rttly i9c
WIENERS
or BOLOGNA
lb. 39'
SLICED COLO TURKEY
WONDERFUL FOR PARTIES!
Turkeys
oven Fancy Toms lb. 59c
READY Fancy Hni lb. 69e
BEEF
LIVER
LI.
39
Pot Roasts Ib. 49"
Beef Short Ribs Ib. 25c
Ground Beefnlb. 35c
Pork Sausage Ib. 49c
Leg O'Lamb Ib. 79c
Lamb Shoulder Ib. 59c
BROCCOLI LB. 15c
GREEN CABBAGE LB. 4c
CAULIFLOWER LB. 17c
CELERY LB. 7c
PARSNIPS LB. 5c
Brussels Sprouts LB. 23c
TURNIPS LB. 5c
Winter Squash LB. 3c
SAVINGS ON FRESH COFFEES
Ib. can
(HMDS
COFFEE
53c 2.b,l05
WHOLE UAH MVORITIS-.
AIRWAY
COFFEE
Ml. lAft
45c
Ml. ia 89c
NOB HILL
COFFEE
48c
Ml. IA
1 11. IA
95c
FRISKIES
DOG FOOD
Nationally Advtrtiied
Brandt LB.
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