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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section I Page .13: Kiiig-Size Christmas Card 15S N. Liberty Phone 34191 tm. T.V.V i a-5"" : rr-N . jM Store Hours: 9:30 A. M.-9:00 P. M. ' Fff ' "Is.. - ; ; . j 1 Except Saturdays .- ; g o y j My CHICAGO The Merchandise Mart, reflectlnc Dieasanllv In the Chicago River, presents this holiday p-eetlng decorative lights were turned on lait night. The aouth tide of the huge building to outlined In a double row of lights, while a candle and lar appear at center. Simulated inowflakei icattered throughout the building, fiaih en and off. (AP Wirephoto) Labor Claims It 'Held Own' i In U.S. Vote COPE Hoping to Take Over From Smashed City Machines WASHINGTON IAP) - AFL-CIO political specialists say elections howpd that the big city political company, and Opaco Supply corn machines have lost their grip and pany, a subsidiary, against Van- Amendment to $730,811 Fire Suit Filed Here Wednesday Two complaints, involving a single disastrous forest fire along the North Santiam river in August of 1951, were revived in Marion county circuit court Wednesday when amended litigation was filed. Total damages of (730.811 are sought by Oregon Pulp and Paper that labor's electioneering groups are rapidly filling the gap. This is part of an analysis of the election results provided to labor newspaperj by the AFL-CIO'i po pitical branch, the Committee on Political Education (COPE). . COPE said that "adding It all UP, labor was able to hold its ground well in the nonpresiden tial fights, whether state or na tional, and even inch up a little. couver Plywood Co., .less Lee of Lee Logging Co., Edith and Ford Converse and Russell L. Heacox Logging Co. The amended complaints charge that the defendants were negligent in connection with the forest fire that started August 21 and appar ently got out of control about a week later. The defendants failed to provide adequate fire watch men and permitted internal com- against a landslide for the Prcsi-1 bustion engines to operate during dent." j the forest closure, it is alleged. Organized labor's leaders werej almost solid in support of Demo-nr Ol crat Adlai E. Stevenson against, I Ofllip V I nin President Eisenhower. In thoiil-" 'V KJtM.m. main, they backed Democratic candidates for Congress. The Democrats retained control of the House and Senate. Discussing Eisenhower's land slide re-election, COPE attributed it to his "personal qualifications" as the voters viewed them. It also said the voters decided to back Eisenhower "in a critical inter national situation." As for the battle for control of Congress, COPE said, "The results pretty much of a draw." "The returns show clearly," COPE said, ". . . that labor's As He Breaks From Guards The fire that occurred in the Sardine Creek area near the De troit reservoir, spread over some 10 sections of timber lands. Sentenced Yugoslavia's former vice pres ident, Mllovan Djilas, above, was sentenced to three yean Im prisonment at hard labor for spreading hostile propaganda, Rplgrade radio announced today. Djilas, 45, denounced Yugoslavia for not coming out vigorously in support of anti-Soviets In Hungary. He also criticized Yugoslav domestic and foreign policy. (AP Wirephoto) SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UP)-A Marine Corps court of inquiry scheduled an investigation today into the fatal shooting Wednesday of a Marine nrisoner who broke Were ; rm i.;- 0,l;-r ant failed to halt when ordered. The names of the prisoner and (Via ewarA uhn ehnl him U'Pr nnl political organization spt-di neaucu released immediately. by the AFL-CIO COPE, proves outi ,,'rinp for. officials at the re- handsomely. We could have been crujt depot here scheduled a court J awept on our leei in ungien 0f jnqmry immediately tonowing had we not been organized. (ne shooting. "Our people might have stayed, a. Marine spokesman said the home in droves in the presiden- prisoner broke away from two tial race except for our register- j guards while being returned to the and-vote campaigns. There might; brig alter having undergone a have been a truly disastrous medical examination to determine swing in the Negro vote if labor i his fitness for confinement, had not been on the job explain- The spokesman said the prisoner ing the real issues. I ignored repeated warnings "to , niilas. has been sentenced tn three "It looks as if the big city po- halt" and the guard took aim and j years imprisonment at hard la lit ical machines have broken down fired, felling the victim with a hor for spreading hostile prnpa- Ex-Tito Buddy Gets 3 Years LONDON m Yugoslavia's former vice president, Milovan political organization is rapidly stantly. taking its place. i COPE'S statement about the performance of the big city po- ganda. Belgrade Radio announced. Djilas, 45, former close friend of President Tito and leading Communist of Yugoslavia, was TAKE M'RSE TRAINING SIIRI.IM1TY (SDecial) Marv tried in secret. He was arrested litical machines appeared to hint Jean jjjtter, who was on affilia-' Nov. 27. at organized labor's intent to take:,jon tne iaJt tnr(,e months at Ore- The stale charged that a itate a greater role in politics, despite I eon state hospital, will return ! ment he gave to a foreign news two successive losing efforts in Saturdilv t0 Providence hospital agency and an article he pub- bchal! of Stevenson against f.i-;in ort land to complete her sen-! lished in a New York magazine. ior vear in nursing. Miss Ditter, ! the New Leader, constituted "a Naida Derry of Malin and Betty j slander and spread of lies about Tethrow, Portland, spent the our foreign and domestic policy." .senhower. The District of Columbia has nnly 35 miles of railway line. weekend at the E. A. Ditter home. IVotes on the News j EXTRAVAGANZA 1 "il-J 1 " "IH thin that tailed Mtiooi amy rm ever nF" Foreign Ulioa far adventure films?" 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