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Oregon Job
Placements
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SALEM (Special I Job place
merits by the Oregon State Em
ployment Service were up over 100
per cent m November compared
to a year ago, Eldon Cone, di
rector, Oregon State Employment
Service, said.
In November 1962 OSES placed
20.261 in jobs compared to 10.099
in November 1961. A total of
5,828 of these were in non-term
jobs, an increase o( 29.9 per cent
over last November and 14,433
were in farm jobs, an increase of
157 per cent over last Novem.
ber. Cone said.
At the same time, initial claims
; for unemployment insurance in
. November were down 14.8 per
cent compared to last November,
and benefit payments were down
over 24 per cent.
Cone said he thought that much
of the increase in placements was
due, not only to an increase in
jobs available in construction,
government and industry this
year, but to a stepped-up pro
gram of cooperation of the Ore
State Employment Service with
all phases of industry and better
facilities now available in OSES
to help persons seeking employment.
The varying hare gets its name
from the fact that it replaces its
brown summer coat by one of
snow white in the winter months.
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Installment i"dennis the menace"
Regulation
Proposed
TREE SALE Dr. James Creswell, chairman of the
YMCA Christmas tree sale, displays one of the many
trees which will be on sale at the corner of South Sixth
and Summers Lane on Saturday, Dec. 1 5. The lot will
be open for business at 9:30 a.m.
Man Held For Larceny
Klamath Falls Police appre
hended Julian W. Mixon at mid
night Monday on suspicion of lar
ceny in connection with the theft of
$125 from Francis Cunnen, 410
South Filth Street, Sunday night.
Mixon was charged with larce
ny and is being held in the coun
ty jail.
Cunnen told police that Mixon
had been staying with him for
about two months. He said there
was $123 in his wallet when he
and Mixon retired Sunday night.
The wallet was on the bureau,
Cunnen said.
Mixon had $115 on his posses
sion when police arrested him
however he denied taking t h e
money from Cunnen.
SALEM UPI Regulation of
retail installment financing and
prohibiting quantity limitation in
retail sales were included in more
than a score of recommendations
made today to the 1963 legislature.
The suggestions were contained
in a summary , o recommen
dations of the Legislative Interim
Committee on Small Business.
State Sen. Richard E. Greener,
D-Milwaukie, is chairman of the
committee.
Among other recommendations
Tabling of proposals for legis
lation to authorize professional
corporations,
Further study of legislation
designed to curb gasoline price
wars,
Legislation creating a state
labor-management relations com
mittee.
Preparation of multiple-copy
payroll data forms which could
be used by business and industry,
Adoption of procedures so
business and industry could sub
mit payroll data on punched cards
or magnetic tape,
Continued study of means of
improving Oregon's research capability.
NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY
WASHINGTON UPl - Presi
dent Kennedy will hold a news
conference at 4 p.m. EST today
It' will be televised and broadcast
live to the nation.
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DOWNTOWN
Russians Claim Arrest
Of Spy For British, U.S.
MOSCOW tUPIi Soviet securi
ty agents have arrested a Rus
sian citizen who spied for the
I'nited Slates and Britain, the of
ficial news agency Tass reported
today.
Tass said O.V. Penkovskv, who
worked in the state committee on
coordination of scientific research
work, was connected with British
and American intelligence agencies.
The news agency said on orders
from these agencies, Penkovsky
"gathered and handed them se
cret information about the
U.S.S.R. on scientific, technical,
political and military questions"
during 1961 this year.
Tass said it had been estab
lished that the dead letter box
in the gateway of No. 5-6 Pushkin
skava St. in Moscow was select
ed by U.S. intelligence fur Pen
kovsky. It added that a staff
DE-SMOG TOGS
LONDON (UPIi A dry clean
er, aiming to capitalize on last
week's fog, posted this sign to
day: "De-smog your logs."
member of the U.S. Embassy in
Moscow was caught red-handed
Nov. 2 when he was extracting
espionage materials from the dead
letter box.
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