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2 Tha Newi-Review, Rose burg, Ore. Thur., Jan. 26, 1961 1 BYBD'S NATIONAL f JOIN THE YMCA a WEEK! mm m';&;itni - i t I rl ' 1 in mm i.- - " 'T.,;;it:-!;- k4W":i fef? ': r I i i V ? i fifcat.-.i.iS...k m Jl.La J,,, -1 i i T" ' "i"' -""hi ineVr lift' i M . SUBWAY FOB SAN FRANCISCO A Bubway planned for ' San Francisco is depicted in this combination photograph ' drawing' The five-county Bay Area Rapid Transit. District is developing the system which will be tied in with existing transit network. High-speed trains will use the subway's, lower level while streetcars now operating on the surface ' will Utilize central level. Upper level will oe used for con tinuous pedestrian mezzanine where stations, escalators and entrances to downtown shops will be located. Similar subways are planned for nearby Oakland and Berkeley. Severest Cold Of Winter Numbs Northwestern U. S. i. tub AccnriATcn press Winter's most severe eoldl numbed the northeastern half of (lie nation today. Many southern arpas shivered and skidded in freezing rain, sleet or snow and a possible major ice-snow storm threatened the Gulf states. I The frigid weathes in the) north, with temperatures far below zero, extended from 'the Plains to the Atlantic Coast. Readings ranged from zero to more than 20 below in Midwest areas and from zero to 10 below from the eastern upper Great Lakes to New England. Cold wave warnings were In effect over most areas from tho ; southern half ot the Plains into Virginia and the Carolinas. Near ; zero weather edged into Kentucky and northern Virginia. The freei iim belt covered areas southward ', into the central Gulf. Southern Florida escaped the chilly weath er. ... " No Immediate general relief from the season s longest and coldest weather, appeared likely. However, some moderation was expected in nig neiow-zero lem- peraturcs in spme Aiiowest sec tions. . In International Falls," on the Iliiinesota-Canadian border, it was -25 this morning compared to -32 Tuesday. V r Strong nortliar1ywinds swept tho icy air into.uie souin cemrai and southeast scction.y during the night. . . ' : : 1 r (( ) i (I SPEBSQSA Washington, D.C., attorney John B. Cullon is the new president o: the International Society for the Preservation and Encourage ment of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. Enters Fight Game OI.I.ERTON, England (AP -The 70-year-old Countess of Man vers is going into the fight game in an aiicmpi to attract more pay ing visitors to her stately home She announced the would stage boxing matches at her home, mores!)' nan. The mercury plunged to near zero in Plainvlow, Tex., on the south Plains, which was hit by a heavy (snowstorm Tuesday. Sleet, rain, snow and freezing drizzle pelted many sections of Texas during the night. Rain fell Tuesday night along the Gulf Coast- and the Atlantic Coast from South Carolina to northern Florida. As the cold air moved in. the rain changed to freezing rain or sleet in the cen tral and northern parts of the Gulf states. Glazing made driving conditions hazardous. Snow fell m western Texas and central and southern New Mexico. A fast moving snowstorm, pow ered by 60 m.p.h. winds, pounded Texas reaching blizzard propor tions in the Plainvicw area. A belt of freezing rain or sleet was forecast from central sections of Texas into Louisiana, southern Arkansas, southern and central parts of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. The Weather Bureau in New Or leans said the freezing precipita tion was expectea to do ngnt dur ing the day but added there was a possibility of a major ice-snow storm over the Gull toast states during the next 48 hours. Snow flurries continued to pep per sections of the Great Lakes, the central Rockies and the north ern Plateau states. rive' to seven inches of snow fell in western Pennsylvania. Strong winds caused considerable drifting. Germans Hit Reds FRANKFURT, Germany (AP West German police and federal authorities have staged a nation wide crackdown on Communist activities during (he past week, reliable sources disclosed here. Leftist Paper Hits Philip's Prowess LONDON (API Prince, Philip's prowess as a tiger hunter during Queen Elizabeth's Indian tour drew a front-page blast against the royal family today from the leftist Daily Mirror. "The royal family do not seem to have caught up with modern enlightened views on the killing of animals for pleasure," boomed the mammoth-circulation tabloid. The prince shot his tiger Tues day in the Rajasthan jungle near Jaipur at a shoot organized hy the Maharajah of Jaipur. Tho prince's personal treasurer shot a tigress the day before. The newsnaoer. devoting Its en tire front pago to the blast, de clared there was all the difference in the world between hunting down a man-eating tiger and Philip's shoot. It complained that live goats and bullocks as well as carcases were staked out as b.iit and 200 healers were paid 60 cents a day "to go through the jungle yelling and banning tins to drve a tiger into Prince Philip's gun sights. The paper detailed the "oyal lamily s participation In blood spoils: the queen's shooting her first slag in 1942. her deerstalk ing during Scottish holiday!. Prince Philip's shooting of game birds in llnlain and wild boar in Germany, Prince Charles and Princess Anne being taken to lx hunts and Prince Charles shooting his first woodcock recently. "Tli royal family must realise that millions of Prjlish people do not regard this killing of animals and birds as sporting or manly." the mirror declared. "They re gard it with disgust." kidney 'n meat liver 'n meat chicken meaty mix chopped fish pi s PEAS - SPINACH f BROCCOLI CUTS PEAS & CARROTS-MUSTARD GRNS. CORN-MIXED VEGETABLES CUT or FRENCH GREEN BEANS STOUFFER F00 TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! THE QUALITY! 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