Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, October 03, 1956, Page 11, Image 11

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TtfE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Tv'ecinesday, October 3, 1956
Austria Sets
; Up Hot Spot
For Mikoyan
-VIENNA WV- Austrian govern
riicnt leaders are bracing for a
visit this month from one of the
Kremlin's shrewdest operators
First Deputy Premier Anastas I.
Mikoyan. -
His prospective visit is the re
sult of one of those casual invita
tions extended in Moscow at ban
quets or cocktail parties.
An Austrian government delega
tion was in Moscow 18 months ago
to negotiate Soviet agreement to
the long-delayed Austrian freedom
treaty. They thanked the Russians
for their hospitality and casually
extended invitations right and
left: "Come and visit us some
time, too."
Then th- Austrians, happily rid
of occupation armies at last, for
' got about this. But not so the Rus
sians. In September the Soviet
ambassador in Vienna called at
the chancellery and remarked
that Mikoyan was ready to visit
Vienna.
Now they are trying to cook up
s welcome that will put Mikoyan
on the spot.
Officials would like to tell Miko
yan: Look, you Russian.) were the
last to agree to giving us freedom.
The Americans gave us millions of
dollars worth of food and other
aid and are still helping us. But
to the Russians we had to pay a
ransom to get our freedom and
are still paying., How about cut
ting the bill?
.. To get their freedom, the Aus
trians had to sign up to deliver
(o the Russians 160 million dollars
over six years. This was to be in
exchange for the return of so
..nlloH "German assets" which the
. Russians had seized here. In addi
tion the Austrians agreed to de
liver to Russia one million tons
of oil each year for 10 years.
Fair Weather
In Northeast
'. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
' : Showers ended and skies
'-cleared in most of the Northeast
today and fairly pleasant autumn
weather was indicated for the
opening game. of the World Scries
In Brooklyn. .
Warm and clear weather also
was the outlook for most of the
southern part of the country.
Showers were general; along the
Gulf Coast and through the lower
Mississippi Valley Into Tennessee
vescrdav. Heaviest falls were un
der ono inch at New Orleans and
Jackson. Miss. . .
Showers were reported during
the night- from -i southern Utah
southwestward into Southern Cali
fornia. Rain was in prospect for
the far Northwest as a new storm
nearcd the coustllne.
Temperatures wore 10 to 15 de
grees higher than 24 hours earlier
in most ot the northeast this
morning, although there were
come exceptions. Philadelphia's 62
was 12 degrees lower than yester
day while Syracuse, N.Y., with 55,
was 14 degrees above the reading
24 hours earlier.
Haven School
; Parents Elect
Mrs. John Ramage has been
named president of the newly
formed Parents club at Haven
School for the Retarded.
Other new officers include H.
H. Nelson, vice-president, Mrs.
Everett Acrce, secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Kirt Dye, ways and
means chairman; Mrs. Undficld
Buran, hospitality chairman of
Mrs. Ewin . H. Lindsey, publicity
chairman.
Meetings are to be held the
fourth Thursday of each month.
Russians Now
Permitted to
; Change Jobs
MOSCOW Ifl Workers in the
Soviet union may now change
men juus, or qim, on two weeks
notice but this freedom of action
aocs not extend to members of
tnc Lommunlst party.
Party Life, monthly theoretical
organ of the parly's Central Com-
mittce, spelled out the distinction
in its "letters to the editor" de
partment. The Soviet government earlier
this year removed wartime lahor
restrictions forbidding a worker to
cnange jobs without express ap
proval of his employer.
Apparently there has been some
question as to how this affects
communist parly mcmhers. A
Afonin, secretary ot the parly
organization of the Losogorski
machine tractor station in Lenin
grad, asked Party Life if the
Communist party has the author
ity to force a parly member to
stay on the job against his will.
"A Communist ran move from
one Job to another only with the
consent of the party organization
concerned," the editors replied.
"Any violation of this regulation
Is considered a rude violation of
party discipline.
Youth Bags Buck
MOLALLA (Special) Sixteen-
year-old Gary Wise was one of the
first to bring In a buck. He ar
rived back in Molalla at 9 a m
Saturday with his four point buck
that he had shot on the old East
em It Western holdings. The buck
weighed about 200 pounds and was
taken to Molalla Lockers. Last
year Gary's tagged buck was stol
en in the same area, but this time
Gary had better luck. He is the
ion of Mr. and Mrs. George Wise
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