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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
S) (T3 0 0 Sj$Hai, regon,c3i uesday, February 21, 19ob s .0 0 f3 0 : O o &3 fir,0" ' 0 - T3l n 1 m I 111 In Mntnrlat n Thcobecame sugricious when r I'fltlfV rW1lk I lliltl I I nt1(i "elrJ MJ0rtst0 "ColemanPpufethe flat tire in the Associated frss0 fir WrrOaa a candidaK . SCAXTIES STON 0 Q.surmtseu thawnc.s .-wr.eo i,0UIS(n.LE. KyT on --Police ,is aeclaratiftj papers nd sent. 'Vanit Hikh ,T7?..;,0,t. I? bCK seat- so Ihey took a look contents ofcthe trunk. They said thi to itfie ecretafnOf stwe. to work on in tneir investigation Purges His -'Own Falaiigc Party LOUISVILLE, Ky. tfA driver tncy found 17 gallons of moon in trouble was deeper in trojible shine whisky. Coleman waP because of the help he received. ! charged with pnasessing. Clyde T. Rea and Milton Kafo-I HAZARD, Ky. lf-Form Cir- YOUTHFll GRANDMOTHER of some thefts. o cu' Judge So M. Ward got S?ven women inJhc-samc area j.. 1... .u. a Pmoc '7 , .' o o 1 reported tnicves entejea tneireiin. .ltr.S. 111. iw.uj ' .... . r u . oopeu uy me iasm.10111, .v. lSon 15(J1 granuiiiuiiici m ,L,01, , . . oA,. j H LOI'IS NEVIN I the Spanish Bill of Riehts more Ibatk'lo the Dro-Nazi (lavs of World ghs, investigators for,, the federal GRAND KONDE Cub Scouts, alcohol lax unit, stopped to help , Pack No. 44, annual Blue and . WDRIB.. Spain tat-GnwraHa-'ttian atiythin els underlined just! War II. was reported to have he aim Kranciww. Franco is still the how drastic and far-reaching JriVgun a sweeping purge of the, only tofj in Spain. ' j action is ripetted Jo be. . ! party permitted jn Spain. He re- r ooie toieman, i, cnange a itat ruota no nost dinner will be Feb- court ot appeals uoiu iitc " ijh.ii tire. - iruarv 52 . . I A. P. dispatch from' Frankfort list-1 Kay. , .. P Losses ragged w to $19. His fait actum in crushing stu- .Now any Spaniard can be sent placed Raimundo Fernandez dent demonstration!! and moving into' forced residence anywhere il) Cuesta a,s minister-secretary gen. to rV.tnrr order in 1he Falange the country. Any Spaniard -can he oral Thursday.. EVERYONE LOVES party show it. arrested and held incommunicado Arrcse is, reported to intend These steps are helieved to have with no charges, against 'him for "purifying" the Falange. taking it ct'hack a trend toward the Jiher- as long as the suspension of civil hack to the way he ran it during alization of his regime. , rights exists: , from 1941 to HMfi.-lle has the sup- The generalissimos three-month .Meanwhile. Jose uns Arrcse, port of. partv militants suspension of two basrc rights of , new Falange chieftain and a throw- Most of the parly rank and lile - - 0 o o mt Ike's Verdict Awaited by canisin and to a return of the I monarchy. They felt Fernandez it'uesta was betraying their ideals rii 1 C 1 1 A T 1 .''' lr'i"K 10 lL'ad Par'y toward JL I ilUWS UI1 Ol l i lJill Kl'L monarchy. i Even more far-reaching in its By SAM iiAVt.so.N market perched rather nervous-;.n.nn,.nr.o hwnir u the an. NEW YORK lAV-Kmotionalism ; ly near the peak of its long bullish I pojntmcnt of Jesus Ituhio Garcia rules tne siock niarxei tnese days. 1 upirenn win in tne unai analysis , repial.e Joaquin Huiz-Giminez Traders try to guess wnicn way , De intiuenced by the outlook lor as minis,er f education. Ruiz-Gim-Presidcnt Eisenhower will decide : business. :aez was known to be a liberal aboul running again. And investors! And they contend that so manv Roman Catholic monarchist, a pro- try ;lo decide now mucn, it any, j factors are involved in business fessor of the University of Sala- his necision woiiiu .unci me mj"-; prospects that the election uncer- inanca. Rubio Garcia is an ardent of business in the long run. j tainties although admittedly im-' Falangist and has alreadv started Some expect a wide swing up-, portant aren't likelv to be the filling ministry posts with party ward in stock prices if the I'resi- determining reason for business members. ' And they moving on upward cr dipping a Ruiz-Cimenez was said to have little as the year progresses. started among students and faculty Wall Street urices however members of .Madrid University the Jun!1 have been swincing widelv as wave of liberalism which ended in traders look for hints as to which three days of student demnnstra way the President will decide. lions against the Falange Feb. 7-9. In an election year it is difficult He was believed to have had to keep emotionalism out of the Franco's approval for this, stock market. Vet brokers point AH of the free discussion groups nut thai nf lain mmv .f il... Ki.i P. ni 7-fTimenP7 stnrtprl in student iNilVV lit Sail Diego investors including the various and faculty circles have now been tunas nave pretty much taxen pronioueo ano classes nave oeen to the side lines. They are leaving suspended indefinitely until the emotionalism to the short-term government can take measures to traders who jump in and out of put an end to the liberal movc- the market as the public changes ment. its mind as to which wav the wind Most foreigners here believe a dent's decision is 'yes. look for a sharp sell-off if his an swer is "no. Olhers hold that such either way in the market would be purely emotional and. therefore, temporary. They insist that the KiU'iislcins Visit in to San Diego on the afler nine months overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Reitenstein of Route 2. Box 403, Salem, re turned Saturday from San Diego, where they had gone to visit with their son. Seaman Allen Reitzen- .111.111, iii' j - 11 Tlinm . .-. .It.. !.. .-I..ii. mm-niiirtiil (jiu'ril oroatni USS Boxer." n.;'vT t , 1 i;. ! thlc u iv I- 'kir,! 1; 1 1 -n iinf7 (nlivntii'd iiwirfl frpprlnm nf rriti- Gni.-.g to San Diego also to visit af,cr ,i,c tilX..s,on a ;1ruwoj Cism in the press and more liberty the Navy man were his sister and t ,here bt. b3!iuzs to be had. of travel, both at home and her family. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin!I( on the .;. h tht, dev-Uion abroad, which began just over five Hnrst and baby daughter of Albany. o(( an upsvtl!.$. n!Jy prove years ago. will be reversed. Another son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 temporary, and m the readjust- They also feel the trend toward Jleitzenslein, Cpl. Richard Reitzen-! ment the big investors will have restoration of the monarchy has stein, has been stationed at Kirch- chances to pick up the kind of received a severe setback. 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