Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1956)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956 hemos Reject GOPPlanfor Senate Trade PORTLAND (1 Democrats unaiiiiuuusjj lurnea Ljown a "ur pi uH"! uuuer wnicn l RepuDllcans wuuia nave or ,mi7od the state Senate and ao'jld have given the Democrats the cnairmansiiip mm majority membership in the Joint Ways 5d Means ana laxauon commit tees. The Republican plan would hsve given the Senate presidency 0 tlie liepuDllcau tanuiuaie, Ben. Warren Gill, Lebanon. npieclion of the proposal, aimed at breaking the 15-15 deadlock be fore the Legislature meets next month, was announced by the Democratic choice for Senate president, Walter J. Pearson, Portland. Pearson said the Democrats want to organize the Senate and hold chairmansnips ana majori ties on four committees: Joint Ways and Means, Taxation, Rules and Education. He added that the Democrats were willing to share uith the Republicans the control tt other committees. "We must have control of the Ways and Means and Taxation committees," Pearson said, "in order to carry out the Democratic program of state government fi nance. lnt nuiea v.uiiuiniiee i& important, because it is a power ful committee. Education is a pet project of the governor (Demo cratic Gov.-clect Robert D. Holmes), and so we would want control of that one." THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 3 Page 15 Japan, Russia Now at Peace TOKYO Ifl Japan and the Soviet Union formally ended terld War II Wednesday 11 tars and 4 months after Russian soldiers marched south into Man churia in the final week of fight The t .vo nations reopened di plomatic relations. The agreement, largely on So riet terms, leaves Russia in pos lesion of Japanese territory oc cupied after Japan surrendered tot gives Japan promise of Soviet import for admission ot the Uni ted Nations and release bf thou lands of war prisoners. The agreement is not a final peace treaty because the two na mai were unable to agree on the nnership of the Sakhalin and sc-ile islands north of Japan, ilich Soviet troops occupied after It var. WbrichtPlea Shows Worry BERLIN Ifl Communist boss filter Ulbricht, trying to squelch mi-Soviet unrest in East German niversities, told students Thurs lay that opposition to communism s futile and will be shattered. Ulbricht's action took the form I a long, pleading and threat fliing letter published in a spe cial edition of Forum, the official Mgazine of the East German Communist youth organization. The letter was another indica tion the East German regime is lorried by an opposition fever de ping among the students ever since the Hungarian rebellion be gan. Ulbricht blamed the unrest on Vstern radio stations, newspa pers and what he called prova-tors. Georgi Picture Back in Press MOSCOW m Georgi Malen lov'i picture was back in Mos K's newspapers Thursday for ' first time in more than a month. The minister of power stations nd deputy premier had a promi "nt place with other Soviet lead i t a Bolshoi Theater function wring the 100th anniversary of w birth of G. V. Plekhanov, pi r ot Marxism. , Mslenkov. who was last seen public Nov. 9, was seated at "emier Bulganin's right in the puure. foreign sources had reDuited at "fious times in recent weeks that Wnkov had been in Hungary H-Tests Said Suspended by U.S. for Year ,.N'EW YORK W The New ork Post said Thursday in a "wwigton dispatch that "the jwed States has decided to sus- further major H-bomb tests Jast through 1957." rihe newspaper said the Atomic -Jffgy Commission soon will an ce that next year's nuclear v win be restricted to the area " Us Veiras Nov t This will be a guarded way of closing that no large-scale H- tests are planned," the saia. The story, by Robert G. Spiv. K. said: It is also understood that the Sk!rnmen' 'nlerds not 10 resume "mb tests even after next .L " orld conditions improve. The rraenne ira- Pithlir- afptv the need for some dramatic JP to ease international ten tons." The Post said Its information ""N from "the highest sources." FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS m mi w i ( ifTX wnnmsL U lALlLL ft o 1 n 1 fiv VU ' i SAVE W HERE Iff ' i "PRESIDENTIAL SPECIAL" Reg. s329.95 Examine this fine set for its leadership in picture qua lity . . its extra features for greater convenience. Cine beam picture tube with double picture power produces brighter, clear er picture. Cinelens pic ture glass intensifies the picture contrast. Spct lite dial. Top tuning. Easy-out face plate glass for cleaning. Built-in UHF-VHF antenna. Save now at this special valuel CONSOLE TV .95 Guaranteed by Zenith and by Meier & Frank's. Buy your television with com plete confidence in the set, installation and serv ice at Meier & Frank's the store of integrity. All sets sold in our deliv ery area are delivered, in stalled, connected to you.' antennu, serviced, and op erating instructions are given by a television tech nician at no extra charge. IT PAYS TO BUY AT MEIER & FRANK'S. We offer expert installa tion and service on televU sion sets in many locali ties throughout Oregon and Washington. with VHF tuner for channel 27, $259.95 as low as $11 a month NO DOWN PAYMENT Mail niKi jjCioiic orders. Plus shipping cos! to aieas outside our regular truck delivery routes. TELEVISION HEADQUARTERS SECOND FLOOR OKLAHOMA Original sound track. Capitol SAO 595 A new High Fidelity recording of this immortal musical score. 33's rpm $ 45 rpm 5.95 $5.95 Mail and phone orders' THE KING AND I Original sound track Capitol W 740 Memorable moments from this unique musical drama that played for three uninterrupted years on Broadway. 33'3 rpm 45 rpm $4.98 $5J5 Mail and phone orders' HIGH SOCIETY Original sound track Capitol W 750 Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Grace Kelly sing the charming Cole Porter score. 33'3 rpm 45 rpm M.98 5.75 Mail and phone orders' CAROUSEL Original sound track Capitol W 694 Unforgettable songs from the strange and beautiful love story - Carousel. Rodgers and Hammerstein favorites. . txL M ! A ST? MPPPY fHPKTM AC W 1 g:ant Original sound track Capitol W 773 Dimitri Tiomkin's inspiring music from this Texas epic. 33'j rpm 45 rpm 54.9S $5.75 Mail and phone orders' THIS IS SINATRA Newest Sinatra release Capitol T 768 Great recordings that have delighted the nation presented now for the first time in album form. tar " 't'y. iMv... 1 1 1 For all who treasure the sentiments and romance of Christmas , Capitol W 758 D 33'j rpm EFB-758 33'3 rpm 1-7BR 2768 3-768 33'.'j rpm 45 rpm M.98 55.75 Affl and gfione ortif" ffiilp 53.98 $1.49 Mail and phone orders' TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD -HYMNS HYMNS Capitol T 756 Songs of faith, by Ford on his daily TV show, l -756 33'i rpm 2-756 Q 3-756 s3.98 $1.49 Mail and phone orders' MANHATTAN TOWER Newly recorded in Hi-Fi Capitol T 766 Modern Americana full of the life, love and lore of a big city. 33'i rpm EDM 766 $3.98 $3.98 Mail and phone orders' $4.98 $2.98 Mail and phone orders' MUSIC OF THE SWISS ALPS Swiss musicians Capitol T 10G09 Delightful Alpine music recorded in Switzerland. m:iSy2,' i- JBi W. , 'JTW An ,W 71. ill. 33Vj rpm $0 00 $ O i-ioonn 2-10009 3-10009 3.98 51.49 Mail and phone orders' THE MISTY MISS CHRISTY June Christy Capitol T 725 Sad songs and gay songs in June Christy's typically misty, moody manner. r 1 ff s 'is- D 33'3 rpm n 1-725 2-725 3-725 s3.98 1.49 UPS ft l '---?- ' 111 Mail and phone orders 'Plus shipping cost to areas outside our regular truck delivery routes. RECORDS -SECOND FLOOR
