The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 06, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

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    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.
He said the Nlxam was allowed
I guard of 1.000 mea for his pal
aces when the Nizam agreed ta
merge Hyderabad state with the
India union. Slats officials had
no power ta act en the attorney's
gripe, he said.
. Furthermore, th spokesman
said, the guard force had only ana
rifle for about every M men "and
most of its members are as old
they should be pensioned."
IIARTMAU BROS. JEWELERS
Cam- Stat and liberty
I Urn, Oregen
FASHION JEWELRY
BractUtt Earrings
Necklaces . . Brooches
- Oitc--Yr Clearance.
J2J0 v3iJ
Lisalt I Pieces te a easterner
Ml N. Ceauaerclal
til - m
i
FARBERWARE
tsllt It All
Ope.Me.dsy JAULC rAll
aad
Friday Nlfata
IttQt.Slz
-SAVE 2W-
This stainless creel sauce pan (Including cover) - with
aluminum clad bottom in attrac pw l OO
rive pattern. Rag. sells for .3.. IN O W W.77
"Tha Ar.:riccn
PcspIVs
Health"
Statistics recently releas
ed, thaw t peapl aut af
vary 1000 era hospital
had ) an average day.
Yaw can avaid hespHsExs
Nan and perhaps a ert
avs peratias) fan Heme.
r h I d s. Fistula, Fissure,
Prolapse and other serievs
rectal disorders.
Far appointment esD-
1 Ms
st leyaelds, N. D.
K. B. Reynolds, N. D.
1144 Center U
Salens, Oregon
Sslem, Oregon
SPECIAL FEATURE! !
ME.VS WHITE
Dress Shirts Reduced!
220-Count Body
2-Ply Collars and Cuffs
Sizes 1 4 to 1 7
MAIN FLOOR .
HOOD'S
poison OAK
HET.EDY
A eeathlng lotlea for the re
lief af tuhiag dna to snlld
pelsea Ivr or oak ar ether nd-
ar iniUtinns. Apply leesllv
sf 4 timS a day by tapping
with cetto j Da not rna.
CO
no
and
51
wM So' w
C.7J3 STO.IE
VS N. Commerrlal
C .- I ally 1:11 a.a. te S PJS.
'fcaadsys, a. am. ta S p as.
ARBUCKLE'S
411 Stat St.
MOVING OUT SALE
Every Shoe in Our Entire Stock on Sale!
Men's - Women's - Children's
Shoes
Handbags and
Slippers Tool
A
Yeater TV & Appliance Co.
"Jast Acres from Lipase's" 171 Caesnekela 8L Fa. iMU
' 20 CU.FT.WISTINGHOUSI
UPRIGHT FREEZER
dr?OIU.Cspaelty ' Refl.o3t.9S
tt szoo.es ree wsrrs.iy
Flsn
dr Vt U.T. Sealed Unit
SAVE 240.001
$3
14 MONTHS TO FAT
We Give aad Redeem Tradlag Stamp
7.
v fifty
Reg. $1.39 .
Disciplined
Cotton Prints
94c u
' Discontinued patterns of th
best behaved cottons made.
Fully washable. Crease resistant
36" wide. FrL and Sat only.
Fashion Fabrics, 2nd Floor
turn's
BRAS
234 N.
liberty
idcloth I fm"
Of fin white pirns broadcloth
with circular stitched cups.
COAST TO COAST STORES
231 North Commercial St. Fhone 3-7957
Open S AM. to 6 PM.-Fritjay, S A.M. to 9 TM.
METAL POLISHING CLOTH
The Polish is light In the Clorhl
Polishes niclcel, chrome, brsss
copper, snd other metals. Ideal
to clean fishing tackle.
49 Value
12 for $1.00
Yeater TV & Appliance Co.
"Jast Aereas tram Uaaua s" S7S Chtsseketa It Ph. 4-IUS
New Famous Westinghoute
Steam and Dry Irons
KG. FCIDiY $(7?95
17.95 ONLY
i
We Clr aad lad earn Tradlag Stassps
lit N. Lieerty
Phone 1 1191
COnON DRESS SALE
Many copies of Wards 4.00 and
3.98 styles. Fashion-fresh
of coat styles, step-in
front types; scoop, notch and
high necklines. Miss and
women's half sizes.
1.00 and am
i cottons 1
00
For
2.69 Each
Center Stat i Liberty Sir.'
Annual
Carnival of Values!
Drastic Reductions on Summer
Merchandise Buy Now and $avel
TOTS-TO-TtENS
234 N. liberty
GIRLS HATS!
About 50 left, lovaly llttl shapes
of straw. Values to 4.95. J)
While they last
2,9
THE PIKE
Ice CiMm and Sherbet
13S S. liborty-Aj tha Bus Stop-Ph. 36I2S
Tu-Fer
Ice (ream Sale
One Round Half Gallon
5c la Reusable Cartoa
2,$1.69
if-AT fireew Stamps at Mherty St. Store
Wt arr HtC Srsi Jlimpt wits
il tarry Urn k emm, ihrbtl
ind law III Irszss deuiri
177 N. USERTY
FAMOUS NAMI
MUSLIN SHEETS
Fitted 1.88
Fitted 1.77
Cases. . T . 39c
Fine count, perfect quality, white muslin sheets Roberts
own "Slumher Maid" nnmetir Dnwnvtairs.
fl PHILLIPS APPLIANCE CO.
APPLIANCES 3SS Center St. TELEVISION
USED RECONDITIONED
TELEVISION SETS
PRESHLY ROASTED
SALTED PEANUTS
la Factory Sealed Bss
FABULOUS
I fRIDAT
J
ONE POUND
59c VALUE
3'
aa'tBaas
m ar m
If 7
F. W. WOOLWORTH CO.
Liberty and Stat St.
LADIES ACETATE BRIEF
PANTIES
Malsa Blue
Coral Orchid
Aqua Pink
White
SIZES S, C, f
REG.
39c
EA.
4 PAIR
T
7Jht(ktiyi 241 N. liberty
LUNCHEON SPECIAL
SALMON CROQUETS
With Creem Souc and Peas
Whipped Potatoes, Burtrd
Veateble, Tossed Salad, Hot
Roll and Butter
WATERMELON . .
ISt
SALEM HARDWARE
120 North Commercial
Power Mower Close-Out!
64.50
now 74.50
' Both equipped with 4-cycle engines
1 ONLY II" Reel Type Power Mower
Regular 117.51 r NOW
1 ONLY 21" Reel Type ?ewer Mower
Regular 12131
Tht Family Stot 260 N. Liberty St.
' NYLON BUY OF THE YEAR
A Pair & a Spare
t Per
Slocking'
Pkf. of I 6locklns 1st sjuslity SMS 7S
y
VEIS FIELD'S
SOS N. Liberty St-SUm
SAVE 50 OH
E!? I OCULARS '
6x30 & 16"
0x30 19"
7x35 &.22f0
NO MONST DOWN SO. WIIK
piiiij,(il inoateuoi
nn ' n n A .
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