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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1956)
j&aiem, .Oregon, inonuay, jjaewnoer, 0, Jaob Don 't Forget Hungary, Ike rs Theme, Human Rights Day . .1. k 1 . ;l.. "Tk. (mnnryl linnn Unn. By MARVIN L. ARROWSMITH AUGUSTA, Ga. IB- President Eisenhower called on free people everywhere today Human Rights Day to take fresh note of Russian ruthlcssness and never forcet "what tyranny has done to our fellow man in Hungary." Soviet brutality there is cause for "worldwide mourning," for re actions of "horror and revulsion." the President said. He added that it almost completely repudiates the United Nations human rights declaration. Noting this is the eichlli anni versary of the declaration's adop tion by the U.N. General Assem bly, Eisenhower said in a state ment put out at his vacation hcad- ouarters at Augusta last night: "This year the free world has the most compelling reasons for observing human rights day with renewed awareness and resolu tion, but it has little cause to 'celebrate' that day. "The recent outbreak of brutali ty in Hungary has moved free peo ples everywhere to reactions of horror and revulsion. Our hearts are filled with sorrow. Our deep est sympathy goes out to the courageous, liberty-loving people of Hungary." In observance of the day, there were plans for midday tolling of church bells all over America and for prayers for the victims of Soviet oppression. Nice Big Tip The terror Imposed upon Hun gary," Kisenhower said in his statement, "repudiates and ne gates almost every article in the declaration of human rights." The President said of the Rus sian terrorism: It denies that men are born free and equal in dignity and rights, and that all should act in the spirit of brotherhood. 'It denies the right to life, lib erty and security of person. 'It denies the principle that no one shall be subjected to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. It denies that no person shall be arbitrarily arrested, detained or exiled. 'It denies that all are equal be fore the law and entitled to its qual protection. It denies the right to fair and public hearings by an independent and impartial tribunal. 'It denies the right to freedom of thought, conscience and relig ion. 'It denies the right to freedom of opinion and expression. It denies the rignt to freedom of peaceful assembly. It denies that the individual may not be held in slavery or servitude. "It denies that the will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government." ; ;;-; :"Tr)'' 1 -M?B ' SAN DIKGO, Calif. Mrs. Gerdn, Olson displays $1,000 she said she was given as tip for serving cafe customer a 10-cent cup of coffee. "I was never so surprised," said Mrs. Olson, waitress at her own colfee shop. She said sho knew the customer as "Mr. , Johnson." (AP Wlrepholo) Funeral Pending I ForJiifaiillttirned! WILLAMINA (Special) Funer.; al services are pending for Debra Ann Rainier, scven-m out h-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baintcr, who died Friday in a fire which destroyed the Baintcr home, 10 miles northwest on Willamina creek. The baby was in her crib on the second floor of the house, while her mother and two sisters were across the road visiting neighbors. Joe Klauck, who lives with the Baintcrs, was in the house at the time, and discovered the fire, but did not know the baby was in the house. Baintcr, a mill workers, was at his job at the time of the fire. Cause of the fire Is unknown, and by the time two fire trucks from the Willamina volunteer fire department could reach the home, it had burned to the ground. Aclor, Wife SciitiriiU HOLLYWOOD Iflu-Aclor David Brian snys he and his wife, Adrian Booth, agreed on a trial separa tion more than a month ago. i "I am not living at home Brian said yesterday. 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