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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1956)
12-(Se& II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri, July 6, 'S6 Pcnand Rebel Punislment 5 By SEYMOUR TOPPING I BERLIN ID Pollah newapapers Hnd broadcasts stepped up Thurs- : , their demaada (or "severe ( IIHM1I" " w -hit worker rebellion . The Ignored American and otb- r Western appeals lor "Humana . truiment of worker Jailed after e bloody threeday upriaing Ust eek. -' Tha Polish Uaited Workeri :i Communist party announced it received flood of letters and 1 kgrtrtli trom ail over mm rvun- ry "expressing confidence in party and government I ADft. the East Germsa news jjency, quoted tha messages from orkers. farmsrs and youths a. -demanding severe pmusnment of kht ringleaders at the rcanaa prov- j Warsaw radio mads no mention 4f tha findings of special fovsrn fn eommission - which has life itih Dowers now in the v .y of Pomsfl Investigating the re Sott. Evidence collected by the nnjrntlv will be Z.t . rf.M treason trials of -those blamed for the uprising Inst hundreds dead and wounded. .'Tha' radio was silent also an se- fn.i. now e-oinf an at ,r r ruiiv -- - f secondary" vtolators among the ffhel workers. Tha daily Ufa af moot paopl In . Potnaa. a city ans.wv. pp iw u Mtitrninf ta normal. . Reached by telephone from Ber lin, tha American amoassaaor u srsaw. Joseph E. Jacobs, said: ."As far as I have heard, every :hing seems ta be quit normal In .fotnaa and elsewhere la Poland." poutli Africa Eyes Ban on iJJ.S. Magazine '' CAPETOWN. South Africa UV fustoms authorities In Capetown bav held up Import at the July I lsu el th U. S. weekly magazine Vewsweek, pending a decision by 'Ihe board censors en whether the issue Is ts b banned in SoutH Africa. v Th cover of the Issue carries a portrait at South African Premier Sohaimee Stritdom with n Negro Thud ta th background. The cap ijo reada "Prim Minister StriJ- stom at th Vntoa at Sooth Africa V-Whites Again Blacks ta loath 'I'Mca Inside there to a SVs-eage article titled "Africaa Showdowa: Th Boer Strijdora Puts White If astery U the Test- TaX Agents After Pinball Operators PORTLAND III The Internal Revenue Serve is out ta collect from Oregon pinball operators. Ralph C. Granqulst, Oregon di rector, said Thursday letters were sent ta the operators In Mar, warning that those whs have used the devices for gambling purposes are subject ta a fua federal tax stamp fee plua a JS per cent de linquent ' penalty. lie said there already have been several responses from aver the state. Jordan Army Moves Into Advance Posts; Israel Denies Massing Troops . ' JERUSALEM (A Israel assured the Big Four powers Thursday night tt la not concentrating troops on the Arab borders. Walter Eytan. director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry, summoned the envoys of Britain, the . United States, Russia and France and informed them any re ports of an impending Israeli at tack on Jordan are fictitious. This followed a day of heightened tension on the borders. One Jor danian was wounded in a minor skirmish on the northern sector, A-military source in the Arab- held old part of Jerusalem said the Jordan Army, with Orders to shoot back if attacked, silenced Isrsell patrol fire in a 10-minute clash. In the Israeli part of Jerusalem a military spokesman reported one Jordanian who crossed the border in Northern Ssmaria was wounded in an exchange of fire with a watchman. Reports from Arab Jerusalem aaid the Jordan Army was being concentrated and reinforced all along the Jordan-Isrseli armistice line, scent of bloody connict in tne m Palestine) Wsr. - Young King Hussein accom panied Army units moving into ad vanced positions en th border Wednesdsy. With him went the chief of staff of th Jordanian Army, Ma J. Gen. All Abunowar. They returned to Amman early Thursday morning At noon Thursday, Hussein sum moned an urgent meeting of the Supreme Jordan Defense Council. The meeting was attended by Ab- unowsr. Premier Ibrahim Aahim, Foreign Minister Awnl Abdcl Hadi, and Defense and Interior Minister Omar Mattar. Informed sources reported Jor dan Thursday received assurances from Egypt. Syria, and Lebanon that their armies wer ready to help if Israsl attacks. Eytan emphatically denied re ports thst Israel was massing troops on the- borders. These reports esme from a number of Arab capitals Wednesday. The Isrsell spokesmsn charged "the tension la being created by the competing Interests of Egypt and Iraq to influence the outcome of elections in Jordan." He claimed Egypt and Iraq were trying "to gain a position from which they will b able decisively to mould the policy of the future Jordsnian government." The spokesmsn declared the Arab states had made "a concen trated war propaganda effort" in the past 24 hours "based on spuri ous allegations of Israeli troop concentrations." He accused the Arab states of using these tactics to cover their own preparations. The spokesman said thea Arab military moves had taken place recently: Egypt: Troops la th Sinai Pen insula were put on an alert July I. Iraq: One brigade was trans ferred to the Jordan border. Syria: Military forces were placed on an alert. Jordan: The old Arab Legion, now the Jordan National Army, was placed on an alert. mm Th Family Stor ,160 N. UWerty ft. HOT TURKEY SMI Giblet Gravy, Supreme Creamy Whipped Potatoes, Old Fashioned Cranberry Seuc - Private Army Cliargc Gcfs Indian Shrug NEW DELHI (ft The com plaint of a Hyderabad attorney that the fabulously wealthy Nizam of Hyderabad maintains a private army has been shrugged oft by aa Indian government spokesman. 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