Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 06, 1956, Page 11, Image 11

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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 6, 1956 .
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Secl-'m '.Page 11
Allies Ignore
Supercouncil
PlaninNATO
STARTING THIS FRIDAY-OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.-SATURDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.
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Dulles Proposal Being
Abandoned by U. S.
For Present
By WARUEN ROGERS JR.
WASHINGTON ifl -Diplomals
disclosed today a U.S. plan to
strengthen Atlantic Alliance unity
by crcatins an NATO supercouncil
Has been brushed aside by Amcr
ica's European allies.
As a consequence, they said, the
Idea first proposed by Secre
tary of Stale Dulles at Paris last
May is being abasdoned by the
unuca states, at least for the lime
beine.
Dulles' suggestion was ignored
by a three-member committee
which has just completed a report
recommending ciianges in the
North Atlantic Treaty Organiza
tion. Its report, which is unner
stood to contain no recommenda
tions for radical departures from
tlie present NATO setup, will be
studied at the NATO foreign min
isters' session in Paris early next
weoK.
That meeting, for which Dulles
leaves Saturday, also has two oth
er major points on its agenda.
The first is a general discussion
of military plans for Ihe next 12
months. In keeping with the atom
ic age trend of placing more re
liance on modern weapons than on
manpower, some troop trimming
might be recommended.
The other point will be a round-
robin discussion of world events,
including the British - French
Israeli action in Egypt, Russia's
Use of force in Hungary, and the
ever-present issue of German reunification.
Possible, reorganization of
NATO into something more than
a military alliance has been under
study since last Hay by the com
mittee. Its three members, dubbed
the "Three Wise Men," are For
eign Ministers Lester B. IMike)
Pearson of Canada, Gaetano liar
tino of Italy and Halvard Langc
of Norway.
Oil Transport
Disrupted for
About a Year
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. Wl A gov
ernment oil official said today it
may take a full year lo restore
normal oil transportation chan
nels disrupted because of the Suez
Canal crisis.
H. A, Stewart, director of the
Interior Department's Office of Oil
and- Gas, told the Interstate Oil
Compact Commission that al
though the Suez Canal may he
cleared in six months, it may take
a year to restore damaged pipe
lines to normal capacity.
Meantime, the United States is
stepping up its domestic produc
tion both to meet its own needs
and to help relieve a serious
shortage in Europe.
"It would appear then," Stew
art said in prepared remarks,
"that we are looking at a foreign
petroleum shortage which mieht
be reduced greatly by the middle
of next year and perhaps entirely
corrected a year from now.
"Meanwhile, however, stocks of
crude oil and products both here
and abroad will be seriously de
pleted. "Consequently, abnormal efforts
must be made lo rebuild these to
a reasonable level and at the
same time make maximum con
tributions to current demands at
home and abroad."
Stewart told the stale oil offi
cials the federal government does
not plan to suggest to any state
hnw it should handle its controls
of production.
"Without any curtailment in the
supply of petroleum products in
the nation's domestic market." he
said, "this country will be able to
contribute materially to the supply
so critically essential in Europe."
Seed Growers
Name Leaders
EUGENE i.fi The Oregon
Reed Growers Lrasuc ended its
three-day convention here Wed
nesday with the election of of
ficers and passage of a series of
resolutions.
One of the resolutions author
izes the board cf directors to urge
Gnv.-elect Robert D. Holmes to
reappoint .lames F. Short state di
rector of agriculture.
Another railed for a study of
wild hees bv Orecon State College
with the idea of rrrating more
favorable conditions for Ihe pollin
ation of seed crops, particularly
In Raker and Malheur counties.
The league elected Phil Farrrll
of Gateway to succeed Hubert
Willoushhy, Harrisburg. as presi
dent. Ernest Jernstedt. Carlton, was
named vice-president and Rex
Warren. Corvallis. was re-elected
secretary-treasurer.
District representatives will be
.loe Steele. Klamath Falls: Alton
Zindcl. Astoria: Don Peters. Sub
limity: and R. W. Shaad, La
Grande.
JOOo IN MEN I.N EGYPT
Capodichino Staging Area, Italy
l More than 3.000 of the 4.500
soldiers earmarked for the U. N.
Emergency Force are in Egypt
Thursday, three weeks after a his-Wiry-making
airlift started from
th' Italian base.
A total of S.3.14 soldiers have
been down tn the Abu Sitweir air
s'rin m the Sue. Canal Zmr from
Italy Ahoul ann Yiiclar rrached
itgi. directly by air and tea. 4
$1.65 val. sheer seam
less nylon stockings
Holiery
Street Floor
reg. $1.95 jumbo size
hamburger press
Mouiewarti
Second Floor ,
reg. $1.39 yard
casual rayon fabrics
reg. $1.59 gift boxed
assorted stationery
Stationery
Street Floor
reg. 79c open stock
pound paper, assorted
2
lbs.
Stationery
Street Floor-
reg. $1.75
personalized book
matches, 50 books
H
Stationery
Street Floor'
reg. $2.98-$3.98
boys' long sleeve
sport shirts, 6-16
Boyi' Shop
Street Floor
reg. $1.00-$2.95
women's costume
jewelry, many styles
4 5'
reg. 29c ea. foiled
chocolate Christmas
tree decorations
Candy
Strc.l floor
reg. $1.25 men's
knit stocking cap;
re-' ''te, navy
reg. 59e
metal waste basket,
with floral print
Neiiont
Street fleer
reg. 89c
45 RPM
records
rag. $1.19 extension
cord, 12 ft. plastic;
3-way tap
tleciflceli
S.cnd Fl.Ot
lill Yds'
Fabric Center
I Second Floor
El
T Street Fleor
h&i "' jkL'-t' Handk.rchl.fa
V Headqiiirlen .. . ,,
I SI...I Floor I I St'aatflo.r
S.cmd flo.r
reg. $1.50 sheer stretch
lockings, full
farh'oned
'II
Hosiery
Strut Floor
reg. $1.69 eoffA .
warmer, lile trivet,
frame
Hout.war
Sonnet Floor
reg. $1.95 yard
Cohama's printed
Tonkin fabric
yd.
Fabric Center
Second Floor
reg. $2.00 men's,
women's leather
bil'folds
Stationery
Street Floor
reg. 39c tissue-lined
envelopes for pound
Stationery ,
Street Fleer
reg. $1.25 playing
card holder, fan
hand shape
$1I
Stationary
Street Floor
reg. $1.00 boys'
leather belts, dress
and western
reg. $1.95-$4.95
imported bead jewelry,
nrw styles
reg. $1.25
foiled chocolate giant
he?by horse -
Candy
Street Floer
reg. 50c65c
women's print
cotton handkerchiefs
reg. 89c set of 3
satin covered hangers,
rolors
reg. $1.69 brass
record rack; holds
60 In records
lecordi
Second Fleer
reg. $1.19 yd.
pre-shrunk Sanforized ill
Csnaburg, 50"
y8rd
D'tpe.lei
Second Floor
paper
-Kjf Boy' Shop
' Street Floor
TSjS Jewelry
Street Fleor
Wi1
(ly'fr Notioni
1 Street Floor
1
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- reg. $1.95
full-fashioned sheer
sandalfoot hose
reg. 9c alt metal lap
reg. $2.25 colored
reg. $1.95 yard
Belding's printed
Finesse fabric
Fabric Center
Second Fleer
reg. 75c typing ribbons
for standard machines
reg. 39c retractable
ball point pens,
asst. colors
reg. $1 .50 book
matches with foil to
personalize
reg. $1.00 pr. boys'
stretch sox, size 10-14
Boyi' Shop
Street Floor
reg. $1.39 laura Lee
cocosnul patties
box
Candy
Street Fleer
reg. 29c milk
chocolate Santa Claus
figures
reg. 50c-$1.00
men's cotton, linen
handkerchiefs
reg. $1.59 quilted
shoe bag, 12 pockets;
3 rolort
$1
Netiont
Street Floer
reg. 59c children's
records in hard covers
reg. $2.98-$7.98 yd.
sample drapery squares
iOy Houiewarei
' Socoad Floor
v-! Stra.t Floor
f " Street Floor
mi sn
ajKEtSL-i Stationery
SUmZj Street Floor
iw
1 Street Fleor
m 1 $fl
yS Handkerchief!
I Street Floor
I 1 Second Fl.ar
SALE FRIDAY
$1.35, if perfect, full
fashioned dress sheer
hose
waste basket, cat
decoration
Houtowarei
Second Floor
reg. $1.3? to $1.95
fabrics for formal wear
reg. $2.00 desk style
, metal waste basket
Stationery
Slr..t Floor
reg. $1.00 pocket size
flashlight, many styles
reg. 50c Christmas
gift wrap, assorted
designs
reg. $12.95 boys'
rayon sport coats,
8 to 12
Boyi' Shop
Street Floor
reg. 69c Laura Lee
cocoanut patties
reg. $1.50 men's wool
blend stretch socks
1
Men't
Furnithingi
Street Floor
reg. $1.95-$3.95
women's fashion
M, leather
Leather Coodi
Street Floor
rcfl. $t.49-$2 manicure
sets, several styles
Netioni
Street Floer
reg. $1.25 flashlight,
2 cell; with barteries
l.ctrtcali
S.c.nd Fl.r
reg. $1.98 side
hemmed nylon panel
curtains, 42"x8l"
Oreneriei
S.cond Fl..r
Hosiery X,JJ Heifery
StrMt Floor t-ajKJ Street floor
TW ijZr Fabric Center
- wiw M J Second Fleor
XS for U
gr5?0 Stationery
--tum 1 1 Street Fleor
VyWHli Patio Shop
111 ' I Second Floer
Candy
Street Floor
reg. $1.95 wooden bowl
8", with serving handle
Houteweroi
Socond Fl.or
reg, $1.50 plastic foam
mat for bath or kitchen
1
Heuiawarei
Second Floor
reg. $1.49-$1.98 quilted
accessory cases
Trlmminga
Second Fleor
reg. $1.59 retractable
ball point pens
reg. $1.50 men's
'nylon travel kit,
not fitted
Stationery
Street Floor
reg, $1.98 assorted
i
. Christmas cards, boxed
reg. $1.50-$1.95
women's double woven
m"" gloves
Glovei
Street Floor
reg. 39c Mayfair butter
mints, peppermints,
I'me, wintergreen
reg. $1.50 men's boxer
shorts, sizes 30 to 42
Men't
Furnithingi
Street Floor
reg. $1.95-$2.95
men's A women's
leather billfolds
1
Plul Tea
L.ather Goodi
Street Floor
reg. 79c
hamburger press,
pol'shnd beechwood
reg. 75c 3-way lamp
bulbs, 100-200-300 W.
Mogul base
rag. $1.98
colorful pillows
Kat h 1
reg. $1.59-51.98 yd.
ehintr, a.slrl. natterni
I $1
jartl.
Drapt'l'l
S.c.nd Fl..r
flP Stationary
' Slr..t Fl.or
iS Patio Shop
" Second Floor
s
Cand,
i I Street Floor
3 1 $1
Netiont
.SCJ Street Floor
llaclrkati
' J Sec.nd Fl..r
AND SATURDAY T
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reg, $1.95 salt and
pepper shakers on
barbecue (tick
Heuiewerei
Second Floor
reg. 49c to 89c
yard printed
.',, cotton fabrici
reg. 79c yd. rayon
chiffon; pastel tones
, on'y
reg. $1.50 pocket
stapler, in case,
with staples.
Stationery
Street Floor
reg. $1.00 pencil pouch
personalized with
Stationery
reg, 49c Christmas
cards, cello packs,
many styles
reg. $1.98-$3.98
woman's sample
neckwear
Neckwear
Street Floor
reg. 59c lb. hrd
candies, cinnamon or
fruit balls
reg. 75c men's athletic
undershirts, 38 td 46
Italian leather cases
for glasses, comb,
cigarettes, etc.
1
Ptui Tai
Leather Oeodt
Street Floor
reg. $1.69
jumbo garment bag,
clear plastic
1
Netioni
Street Fleer
m3
TkU$br F.bri C.nl.r
r I Sacond Fl.or
'm Ydt- u
Hfya Trimmlngl
'-a I Second Floor
KSi-vU for ' II
ejKkpV I Patio Shop
Nwr I S.cond Floor
TSrwJ Candy
I Stra.t Fl.or
m: 2 n
fe) M.n,
AeP Fwrniihlnoe
Sir. at Flaor
Mail and phone orciert. Plut shipping cost to areas outside our regular
truck delivery routes.
We regret that w mult reserve lh right te limit qvantilies en ail Items. No eile to dealer.
reg. $1.95 salt &
pepper shakers,
meow like a cat
Houtowarei
Second Floor
reg. 79c yd. Gilbrae
printed dimity
m1
fabric C.nl.r
S.cond Floor
reg. 39c card
plain and fancy
buttons; 3 to 12
reg. $3.95 ball point
pen and pencil set
Stationery
Street Fleor
reg. 1 5c white scratch '
pads, 4"x6", gummed
edges
St.llen.ry
Str..t Floor
reg. 85c magic color
dip candles, 3 in box
reg. $1.00.$1.98
women's cotton, nylon
neckwear
reg. 59c lb. Melody
Mix, filled and hard
candy
reg. 75c men's knit
briefs, combed cotton
Popular clutch bags
for teen-agers;
doubfo zippers
Leather Coodi
Street floor
reg. $1.00 harmonica,
fine for beginner
M3 N
H5 cards
j&r Trimmlngl
1 S.cond Floor
1
$B
Patio Shop
h. ril ka. Tilr I S.cond Floor
Neckwear
J Street Floor
HI I "I
. Niatttf" Street Floor
?vl v Men'i
Bw l v Furnithingi
VAj1 Street Floor
15
12 $,i
p Mullcal
- Initrumenll
Second floer
reg. $1.95 giant salt
shaker, large pepper
mill
Houtowarei
Second Floor
reg. $1.95. yard
imported gold prints
yd.
Fabric Canler
Second Floor
reg, $1.25
address books,
purse or pocket 'size
n
, Stationary
Street Floor
reg. $1.98 leather .
Identification holder
S1I
Stationery
Street Floor
reg. $1.49 ream
typing bond paper,
14-lb, weight
Stationery
Street Floor
reg. $1,00 Christmas
gift wrappings, asstd.
3
for
Patio Shop
Second Floer
reg. $1.95-$2.50
women's nylon tricot
briefs, panties
'II
lingerie
Slr..l Floor
reg. $1.50 lb.
all nut and chocolate
party mix
reg. $2.00 men's
silk ties, bold and
neat patterns I
reg. $1.39-$1.50
tie racks,
metal and plastic
Nollonl
Street floer
reg. $2.00 harmonica,
excellent tone
Mu.it. I
Intlrumenti
Setend Fleer
I Slr.d Floor
rxi $fl
$xw Men's
yjtJ Furniihingt
' I Street Fleor
reg. $2 6-pc. place set
ting, stainless steel
1:
Houeawlrct. ' ir.
reg. $1.39 yd. plaid : .
A stripe cotton tweedi
reg. $1.00 gift notes
and boxed stationery ..
ii.uenorf ,j
Strait flxr
reg. 69c doz.
pencils with ham
or school nam
reg. $1.98
party games for
adul's and children
1
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Slr.il FUar
reg. 29c Christmas
solid packs, assorted
designs
Pa lie Shop
Second Fleor
reg. $2.98 women'
lastex mesh knit
girdles
Lrngorl.
StrMI Fl.or
reg. 59c lb.
fancy French crames,
and crystalized jellie
m
' S.CMld ftMT
LjUkffi Stra.t flaw
rivfor if i
l'ii
Candy
Slreal Flo.r . v
reg, $1.75 Daisy fly
box, revolving styl
Sperti
Headquirterl
Street Flow
reg .69c-98c
assortment of gifts
tn brass
Netiont
Street Floer
reg. $4.95 to $9.95
television antennas
rv Headquarter!
Second Floor
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