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mrt rT ------------ - Consumer Buying More In States NEW YORK (AP) -- The con- sumer is opening up his wallet and doing more buying. That became evident this weck in the appliance, furniture and automobile industries. Another bright note was an improvement in the unemploy- ment situation. But the second big strike within a month in the automo- bile industry was a disturbing factor. On the heels of settle- ment of a walkout against Gen- eral Motors Corp., the United Automobile Workers union called out 120,000 Ford Motor Co. workers and shut down that company's production. Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges reported retail sales are "beginning to perk up." INSTALLMENT DEBT UP An indication of increased buying was the fact that con- sumers increased their install- ment debt by $26,000,000 in Aug- ust after a $74,000,000 reduction in July. The appliance industry, hard- pressed lately, reported a sharp increase in sales in September. Borg Warner's Norge divi- sion's factory sales were 59 per|of the carmakers to increase| cent above September 1960. General Electric's Hotpoint di- vision said its late September sales were the highest in three years, A pickup in buying was noted by the furniture industry. Sales|clined by 457,000 in September] | for many dealers have moved ahead of the 1960 level for the first time this year. Some ma- jor producers have increased prices from two to five per cent and most retailers are passing the increases along to custom- ers. Automakers also found a liv- cly demand as they introduced their 1962 models. Ford and the UAW agreed on national economic terms--much the same as in the new General Motors contract -- but failure to resolve all issues brought a strike at the company's 85 plants on Tuesday. WORK HARD Union and management re- presentatives worked doggedly to settle national non - econo- mic issues and local grievances in an effort to keep the strike from stringing out for two weeks as did the General Motors work stoppage. The Ford strike gouged into production, cutting output this |week to an estimated 106,000 {passenger cars from 122593 last week and 140,984 a year ago. | The auto industry's labor {troubles have resulted in failure {their Steel orders for October {and November. Nevertheless, {steel production is holding up well. high level, unemployment de- to 4,085,000. MERRY MENAGERIE | "I slways figured WE might be the first to ht the ; moon!" With business maintaining a| CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Underworld (Egypt) . Baking potato Sea eagle . Asia , Cutting tool 4. Molars 5. Mis- chievous one 6.To tele phone 7.Add to the kitty 8. Famous magician 9. Gold (her.) 15.1s painful 17. European A kite . Good friend 18, Senior . Sick 20. Euripides Siberian play gulf 22. Monsters . Re-covered the inside | 27.Rocky Mountains watershed 80. updates SL Erbium (sym.) 32. Genesis name 33. A-tiptoe 36. Dispatches 39. To nonplus 42, ---- Age 44, City (Pa.) 45, Trap 46, Dissolve 47. Urged (on) 48, Observes DOWN 1. University officer 2. Key-shaped (her.) 3. An Aussie soldier + 40. Distance 23. Short vowel sound mark 25. Careens (naut.) 26. Roman 4 Lp MOIR JAISIPHC | [LTS] 34. Para- Yesterday's Answer graphs 2% Thick soup 41.Caresses 87. Haul 43. Mr, Sparks 38. Painful 45, Compass point measure (abbr.) WE SIAPLY SLIP ACROSS THE BORDER, IN BOI INTO CAMBODIA, WHEN THINGS QUIET DOWN, WE'LL RETURN AND STRIKE IN A DIFFERENT PLACE. © 1961, Xing Festurea Syndlcsts, Ine. World rights reserved. Nl 177 HL | a a i r J 0 77 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesday, October 10, 1961 JANE KRDEN 23 BOWLING NEWS MICKEY MOUSE MICKEY'S FIRST | "TRI" ON HIS NEW BOAT | ITLL BE ANICE GESTURE! "THAN BUT NOU SHOULDN'T HAVE DONE IT! THERE'S TH' NEW BOY I WAS TELLIN' GOLLY, BUT HE SURE IS El HE CAN RUN 100 YARDS IN 12 SECONDS... ...WITH A BIG WATERMELON UNDER EACH ARM/ SHERIFF'S TAILORING LEAGUE Sheriff's League seemed fo have cor and head pin trouble on Wednes 211). Nice going!! The 200 singles were led by "little mother" Caroline Hasler with a 245, Janet Taylor 235, Mildred Bawks 242, Tammy Harlock 230, Marg. Daloe 227, ckey Weroski 218. Let's try for more week, gals! in the Lemon League: Jill Doris 95, El Taylor 91, 72, June Watson 89, Marion Rice 85, Esther Hamilton 64. Taken -- Pixies 4, Dixies Points {Starliters 2, Oddballs 2, Atoms 1 a The Flintstones 0. Teams Standing -- Pixies 14, The Flintstones Starliters 11 each, Atoms 9, Dixies 8 and Oddballs 7. CATHOLIC LEAGUE Bud Houston rolled a 667 for the high triple of the week and we all congratu- late him for we know the effort it took for him to do this, Joe Wrubel got the high single again for the week with a 260 game, Mary Ekker really out did herself when she rolled the high triple of 563 and the high single of 238, (Good work ary.) Other good triples for the week were: J. Wrubel 650 and J. Cardinal 650. Team Standings -- Houston 7, Kor kush 7, Halik 4, Burrows 4, O'Malley 4, McKenna 3, Ekker 2, Watts 1. Games over 200 -- M. Howard 212, V. Faucher 206, J. Martell 207, H. Me- Guire 216, T. Powers 237, 201, §. Chaban 250, A. Kennelly 226, Fr. Beriault 231, 207, 77, M, Halik 202, M. Ekker 238, R. Moran 208, D. Wetmore 201, B. Hous- ton 235, 220, 212, K. Henning 234, M. * Koster 233, T. Powers 212, J. Cardinal 205, 255 and J. Wrubel 260, 217. Lemon League -- M. O'Brien 73, 86, B. Hickey 95, M. Rigley 91, M. Boisson. neault 50, 79, 60. A. Blasko 83, 97, A. Houston 85, V. 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