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Newspaper Page Text10-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed ; Nov. 21, '56 Bucks Still LeadPCC On Defense . LOS ANGELES, Nov. 20 (Spe cial ) Stanford has taken the lead in team passing in Pacific Coast Conference football while Southern California continues on top by a narrow margin in rushing and total offense, according to statis tics released today by- the PCC Commissioner's office. Oregon leads in total defense for the ninth straight week, but vir tually every team, statistical title will be "up for grabs" this week-, end with two and three teams in close ' contention in every depart ment. Southern California leads Wash ington, 138 4 yards to 2S7.6, in rushing and the Trojans have a 315 yard tofal offense average to 341.1 for Stanford and 341.1 for Wash ington State. Stanford's margin over Washington State in passing is 21S.1 to KM. , Ducks Lead aver UCLA Oregon has allowed 233.3 total yards on defense to 249.7 for UCLA and the Ducks also lead in pass defense with 73.1 yards to S2.4 for California. UCLA has allowed 146.4 yards rushing to 151.2 for Oregon. UCLA has replaced Southern California in the team punting lead with a 40 5 average to 38.7 for SC. The Trojans, however, lead in interceptions with 17, to 16 for UCLA, and in kickoff returns with a 23 yard average to 20.6 for Ore gon. The Ducks have the best average on punt returns, 18.6, to -til tor stnfontrm"," t'SH orrcNSE iCM -Yu Net Avf. USC ta to im ami io4 Waah. soi Oregon . ut use 4.. L-iA . U VSC iii J Lai. I9i luana ,,. WS totaa. . H 1 mi i itw3 v 2224 240 111 UU.I la4 ii iu 1W iltl 1181 1J2U ill! llxjf Ui i i JU 1U4 U4I - f ASi .PA Stan. 3M VSC ilM cel. . isa I ilana IAS I..ENSE PC Yci rrt Av. JUS 204 0 JOS 18.4 J1S 1121 . i j joe fllJ .400 75a ,4is SuSlAii. SHI .440 ; .m Ul M 7 40 11 it 40 20 use 81 IXi.l . SJ.t Sa.l SS.4 S4. UCLA . OSC Urccoa Wun. , . 139 . at 71 TOT An t.KVSE f lava Kuan faaa Ttl. Ay. t43 3 11 I'SC ill II. 1124 1'i.V UI1 v.u mt w,$ 3.111 Sio icS, .IKI3 " .Mi W 59$ 2311 IlM Ul SS KW fi:ts r 7s 1141 tc :a J4I.1 Waa.l. . Cre&on &:. OSC ST.3 Cai ts, Idaho UCLA --. SSI 237.3 S3t. TOTAL it SIB Plava Buah Paaa Ttl. Av. 236 3 24S.I 271.1 2741 tmt 297.1 2J t 3SS3 Oron M9 1424 1.111 14 2111 UCLA t m use tn OSC , 904 Cal. SM Vvalh. MKI tan. - ,i l5 WSC 07 Jdaho .... Ml ( .'. , .! JJ47 IIS iM m 41 ; 141 2671 tm tT4 S.'!S 21M 1302 2S23 1114 310 1.1.W 1901 ISM mi IMS 1S21 IBM Albany Led By Wilfert ALBANY, Nov. 20 (SpeciaD Equ'pped with five lettermen. In cluding the talented t-fcot, S-inch Bus Wilfert. the Albany Bulldogs are preparing for their first bas- ketball game at Eugene Decern- Along with Wilfert. coach Tom- my Holman has ss other veterans S-3 Bob Close. M John Wilson. 5-11 Pat Emmons and 5-11 Dave King. Listed as tnn varsilv nrn.rl. for the Bullrlnw in S..1 Fltirn 1 Chandler and Jim Richards, s footers Joe Prohoska and Dick Kol'oway, 5-8 Dave Sease and S4 Jack Rohrbough. - Ernie White, formerly of Lin field is Holman'f coaching assist ant. First home game for the Bull dogs will be December 7, with Oregon City. Albany won 12 and lost as many last season. Titles Sure For Sooners (Coatiaaed frem preceding page) offense title. Stanford, which, has done more passing all season then any other team, finally moved into first place on yardage last Satur day. Completing 20 of 39 passes against Washing on for a season record, the Indians gained 279 yards and took the lead w th an average 01 zib.s ar yaros p?r game. Washington State, leader for six weeks, dropped to second with a 204.9 ysrd aversge. TOTAL OrrCNSE; Per Plavi Yd. Gam 1. Oklahoma 2. Arizona State 3. Armv 4. Navy ... M2 3352! 444 0 sea KM J77 3 mm Kion S7 ft j S, Princeton S. Herdin-Bimmoni ASS 37r :iaj rsic 27M s.vi 1. Col let e of Pacific SIS S. Penn State, S7I . Yale SI 10. Auburn ..... Si'fl RUSHING orrEKst.: ivs 449 J per 1. Oklahoma 1. Ohio State 470 tm jm 1 '-.i.- -Ill S2t Jl S. Auburn 411 J140 S. Yale 424 Jins 1 Sou. California 41 imtT J7 SS7.4 !-i7. 'J SSflS S. Wanhinston (Kit MIS . Texas AAM .;" soi nu 10. Penn ftet 4J7 J007 rAS'iso orri.Nse: Per Att Cmo. Prl V" Cm t tntiii'' ts mi .--ci in- ?tea V asn. S' IT tn no n 7S 7S S? 9 .r't km '-1 : J. .- S( I "I Par 3 17 2" 1 3i" K l"t .Sit I .V4 IB" S-'J I lie SIS IMS' .4-1) lt?J 4fil 1714 .SIS !! 4.69 Ufi ia.4 ThcyH Do It Every Time BX -Hatlcr H t??-?? V " -7 HiwsnaPw-i'o committer is the smokep; 7 5SXTJf p P4TUBR MISS PflOSPECT- ) BUT UE UMj iLn ,c ' "' 1 CHOO TU4H 04VB TO ""' M , "I - ALOH5 MO VVB4TVJER IP V LISTEN TO MIM- VV US KNOWS ALL1UC Mnrt(-uHr) tr-.y ' a 1 rKTSf Mm 11 i h --ltz. v a vaaj h mirror rkMTEKi au i nr t ltia ,M o -.-finSSi W4I7IM6 FOR "' 'LjL-Tft Jjlg,iM tti M M nr. ITS trsf t sp StaeT M : Beavers Picked To Dump Ducks By ED WI1.KS NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (-Having broken through the .700 barrier last week we'll have a little more lo be thankful for Thursday, al though nothing to be really proud of as a football forecaster. One thing, though. We learned Drills Lag- At Central CENTRAL HJ( Monmouth-Inde- 20 (Spec:all Coach Ray Coleman's Central Hi Fanthen are gi.ting ready for the start ot DasKsioan aci.on in tne Willamette Valley League jam-; boree December 1 at Molalla, but Coleman is finding the Central football success a barrier for the cage squad. Many- of the basketball team members, including returning let termen, are sUIl on the football team which is involved in state piayofis. The:' may not be avail- able for the cag3 spo; t until Mon- i.s'da; , Dec. 3, after the jamboree is sS!-! held. , . .... . - ' vcnuai icuermen are s-o noy e ut ' u Peterson. 5-10 Larry King, 5- Den- j Hornung shouldn't be enough, un nis Hedges. VI Jim Travis, 5-8 less the Hawkeyes have been anes- Aaron Cooper, 5- Bob Dodson and 5-7 Bill Blankenbaker. Other var sity prospects are Vernon Love lace, Darreil Brandt, Dick Foster, Dewey Cunnins, Bill Lukens, Bob Hand, Lynn Wilson, Jim Deforest, Jon Nelson and Ron Noble. Only Lovelace.-, reached. ., six ... eat ia helgW. ::-C-.--: ; -First regular game for 4he Panthers is with Stayton here De cember 4. Coleman feels that lack of size will greatly hinder the team this season. The two biggest players are exactly six feet tall. Sooners Nab r ' 1 1 " fSt I H I 0 1 1 ,. . . cnll'" 'r,m preceding page) A at M and 1.223 for Georgia Tech. The Aggies moved up from fifth .the week before while Tech fell one Pla Beavers Hold 11th loSn fo'wf m8. TmXeA St..Ir.in ' w- matcn o. uieir regular season en, S(,uthAiabama 28. Mississippi counter, was lllh, the same spot Southern ?; Auburn 14, Florida they held last week. ;St(1,e 7. demson 13, Virginia 12: Michigan State dropped lo 10th Arkansas 24. Louisians State 18; from third and Minnesota advanced Duke 24. North Carolina 14. to 7th. Miami of Florida stepped up Midwest Michigan State 33, to 6th from 8th and Syracuse took : Kansas State 0: Illinois 13, North over 8th. Michigan was voted No. western 12: Minnesota 11, Wiscnn 9 with Ohio State falling out of the sin 0: Purdue 24, Indiana 12; Tulsa first 10. The top 10 teams with first place vnt and won-loat rfcorda In p- rrnt '! - 1 Oklahoma till) -) . ,- 1754 .,Tenntjia iWi (l-Oi :.., lsns J. Iowa iSl (1-1) .. i?7 4. Texca A A- M (14-1) ,127l 8. Georsla Trh ill (7-1) 122a 5. Miami ria.) -( (S--l)...-. 7s 7. Minntsota (S-l-ll 7:i - S. Syracuna 111 1 7-1 ) .:.. 4RS . Michigan ).) , t 10. Michio S'att 11-11 SSS ScrsnS la 11. Orcaon 81at ill (7-2) . 154 U Ohio State il-i) , 24S 13. Florida (J) (1-1-1) ISO 11. Pltliburh (S-Jl . 17 If-. Navy (1) (S-l-ll 74 j lp. Bylor (6-J1 ... 1(7 1 17 Gtorje WEth1nton (7-1-1).:.. 41 lis. Tex?a ChrHtin i-3) , "!( cZZW Vn Problems Eye Gervais Club rrnv; a tc xrn iA4QnMui. .... J Aii ntut nui! u lUfBAiai'-" It will be much the same itory here this year in barketball. Coach Or- d e Hoye will have lots of kids but very little overall experience and less height. The Cougar, open play Decent b.r 4 with Mill City there and then laoDear in the Capital Conference us!s' 2BMCIt'Jambore ' Soulh Salem Hih ! School December 7. - Fiv lettermen are back for the team. They are Carson Hall, Phil Mahony, Ralph Bennett, Gary I'p pendahl and Orie Scibel. Bennett is the biggest at an even six feet in height. r-- 1 ; Other prospects include Stan Steel, Stephen Crane, Alan Miller, Bob Berglund, Jerrv ' LaMar. Johnie Cox. Jerry Ethell, Louia Sow a, Ray Blair, Don Belleque and Alva Vnhland. Kowa at (t.1 anil 4'!""- iw 41 Crane at 8-1 are the only ones Division. a trick, beenis an tne experts toss out tics. That appears an easy way out and Just proveslike ,the.moth.ex?in:loWLsMjlJtf can't always tell the depth of the well by the length of the handle on the pump." We don't toss out ties and so last week's figures were 32 right, 19 iL-rnnff (nr ft 777. mark and a a,w0.weeE "season" percentage of ; R75 v brilliant hut at least it s kosher. And here we no a tain (Saturday games unless noted': n., mii. Buckeyes Over Miehlgaa Ohio State 24, Michigan 1 fir Coach Woody Hayes likes working in Columbus, Ohio, 'and you don't! remain a Buckeye coach unless youwm. Another defeat could set a dangerous precedent. , Oklahoma 36, Nebraska 7 As Bud Winkinson'c former aide, Ne- bra"ka xoach Pelo Elliott oucht to know what makes the Sooners go. But that's no guarantee he knows how to make 'cm stop. t.... - xi. r. . n...1 weiweo oy me aroma oi roues Tcnnessee 19, Kentucky 18-Afterr CASCADE HI. Turner-Aumsville. successfully picking Tennessee over iNov 20 (Special) With nine ex Georgia Tech and Iowa over Ohio r,.I.i.neH nii..r, n hanrf the ra. State, think we'll quit while we're j anu, ..... . we come t o a predicted I upset i'tJtlSriLty wre-KS uu ramoun iimjira OSC by 14 Points , at rn oregon Mate 28 Oregon 14 - pe oeavers ioosea use a learn mat , could be had last week, but they should be back to normal in this ' Thanksgiving Day meeting. TCU 33, Rice 12 The Horned Frogs arc little ol" toads no longer, not with the Cotton Bowl calling. Pltt 14, Penn State 7-This one nas Dowi overtures, ouc-ine ran- thers look to be steadier. And a once-over liahtly: - Thursday's games: Penn IS. Cor- ncU 6: NC State 21. Maryland 7; South Carolina 14, Wake Forest 12; Denver 34. Colorado A k M 14: Ida-; ho 12, Montana 0; Colgate 25, Brown 7. Yale Over Harvard Saturday: DartmouuVl " VI nova 21, low. State 7. East Yale 21. Harvard 14; Villa- 36. Wichita 18 ! Southwest Baylor 21, SMU 7; Hniston 14. Texas Tech . Far West Colorado IX Arizona 0: Southern Cal 13, UCLA 1"; Washington 24, Washington State' 14. Phils Trade Del Ennis (CenHifeil frrm pre-rdlng page) runs balled in. has nnver p'aved ith "(" H ea"ne tam other th-n the Thi'lks. Heme" felt he could part with Ennl',power for the younger Re nt'l'ki because of the development of Lopata as a power hitter. The hig catcher-first , baseman hit 32 homers last year, breaking by one the club record for home runs by a ri"ht hander, previously held by E"Ks, i. The six foot, 195 pound Repulskl itff'-le'lw batted ei' J7 timee in lfSf, ss eomnarert with S30 plate "'"rarees for Enni, accocnt'n fo f rttf"rence of (10 hlls in fa vor of Ennis. BOWL BID TURNED DOWN TALLAHASSEE. Fla., Nov. 20 ( The Florida State University Athletic committee voted" unani mously today against accepting an invitation lo day in Orland's Tan gerine Bowl New Year s night. TinV Thr Ttnrs rod t aft oaron (Cnmnlled r I S Tnaat A eleUe Inrvef PnrtlanS nretami Jl 07 a.m.- S S Ml a m, s 1 14Sp.m. T l S 7 p.m. -1 S a a 57 a.m. ss iiTim. is 1 1:44 p.m. IJ 18 a pjn. -0.1 ... ........ SPORTSMAN'S DIGESTS KEEPING A DOG'S TEETH CLEAN SSFF BOneS THAT A BO CAM CMNCV4 Uf WILL CHIP TAB TAR DePCJTS Off HIS TEETH ANO HELP KEffP THEM CLEAN, BUT CO KOT SlVC HIM CHCKEN, POK, A T OR SIMILAR (KITTLS. BOMtS. Tl-SMt CAUSCS TOOTH WSCOLOR ATON, AD BREATH, RECBPSSA GUMS, ANO SORE LIPS. 10FT TARTAR SCRAPK Off EAStLV. CRAPE Off HARD TXBTJkR WITH A KNIFC POIMT. Rue TEETH WTH BICARBONATE fig SfiPA fHEVER TOOTH PASTE) OH A CM WAD Ot COTTON TO CLEAN. Cascade Has Vet Players case cnigar, are working toward their first basketball action of the sfason jn ,he c iu, Con(erence Jamboree at South Salem Hish De- . j ! Returning vets on coach Cal lH,rev' rh.h inrliide B-J Jim I'hr- W!lkin,on s.g , e . . "ul "lc,s- rY ; .n r' . . oger Harris 6-1 Gary Downer, M DaryU Whitehead, 5-11 Don Smith "! Richard Towery. With such experience as that, and the height provided by Uhr- hammer, Wilkinson and Downer, Mersey expects tne cougars 10 ie able to at least match their record !0f last season, which was 1 vie- tori and w e!t. Cascade was ; runnerup in the District 8 and Cap- i j.-i Conference races lata season. John Seim and Lyle King are assisting Hersey with the Cougar coaching this season. Feud Starts At Olympics (Continued from preceding page) their lineup Nov. 8. "The Russians wailed to see what the res! of us hid," Hoff man said. "They saw they could not beat Paul Anderson, our heavyweieht. so they did not en ter a man there. They put two men in the lightweight class, where we have no entry. Hoffman accused the Russians of pulling the same tactics in boxing and wrestling and called the procedure "grossly unfair." He said the Americans would attempt to install Clarence John son of Royal Oak, Mich., their tesm manager, as president of the International Federation to succeed Finland's Bruno Niburg ,, . . .... a , , l w- He said Niburg and three other .VP members of the Jury, Gullot of,': Mt. Fir ',. Otko lnaurance 3'i; France, Nazareth of Russia and if"nion. inauranc. a, Ladd s. Bu.h Raddi Of Egypt, In the past tWOi years voted heavily in favor of ituoaia vii an ucnivni u against America. j Hungarians Need Uniforms In back of the Olympic scene, the International Olympic Com mittee pulled the teeth out , of the widely-debated amateur oath, which would have required Olym pians to give 1 promise that they intend to remain amateurs. The Hungarian team came here without team uniforms and an effort is being made by local tailors to provide dress clothes before Thursday's opening day parade, one of the most glamor ous spectacles of sport. The ceremony Is scheduled to start 1 -Sp.nwThursday .4, mid night Wednesday, Eastern Stand ard Time) and the torch bearer is due to enter the stadium at 4:22 p.m. (1:22 a.m. EST). Actual competition begins at 8 p.m. Thursday (3 a.m.; EST) with a basketball game between Russia and Csnada. The next day the Olympics will be in full swing from morning to night with track and field, rowing, basketball, box ing, fencing, field hockey, mod ern pentathlnn, soccer football and weight lifting. Cal in Top Shape Dut Bruins Not BERKELEY. Calif., Nov. 20 vr Coach Lynn i Pappy Waldorf said at tonight's practice his California Bears will be in the best physical shape in a month when they meet the invading Stanford Indians at the big game Saturday in Memorial Stadium. Waldorf continued stressing de- ! fense but spent some time adding a j couple of new offensive plays.,, I CLA in Sad Shape I.0S ANGELES, Nov. JO "This team is in the worst physi cal shape of any team I've ever coached." UCLA Coach Red San ders said today after the Bruins ran through a practice for Satur day's game wtih Southern Califor nia. Sanders set up a defense he hopes will contain Troy's multiple of ftnst and then twrned his ophv more tailback Kirk Wilson loose in a passing drill. Cougars Fare Freeie PULLMAN, Wash.. Nov. 20. After two days of rest, the Washing ton State first team scrimmaged for more than an hour in freezing weather. WSC meets Washington Saturday. During the offensive workout, quarterback Bob Newman used husky end Don Gest as his princi pal target Vandals Werk Hard MOSCOW. Idaho, Nov. 2011 Idaho's Vandals made their last ! home workout-of the. season. 1 jug-. KM one today, gung tnrougn I1! hours of spirited drill. A. number of starters watched from the sidelines with injuries as Scout Bud Goodell outlined the plays Montana is expected to use against Idaho Thanksgiving Day. Huskies Try Deuuse SEATTLE, Nov. 20 - Coach Darreil Royal put the University of Washington first- and second football squads through a short workout tonight, emphasizing de fense against the anticipated aer ials by Washington State at Spo kane next Saturday. Drill Slated By Wolves OREGON COLLEGE OF EDU CATION, Monmouth. Nov. 20 'Special) Coach Bob Livingston's OCE hoop squad will hold a game type scrimmage with the .IV- Freshman team here Wednesday n'S P"or to taking a four-dav break for Thanksgiving. Living- to get a line on his starting five from the scrimmage. The wolves will have onlv five Plaice oays alter the ednes- day scrimmage session to gft read readv for the season opener with Pacific at Forest Grove on Dec. 1. As was the case iiv 1955-SS. the strength of this year's squad seems to be concentrated in the euard positions. Returnees Daryl Girod and Cece Miller give the Wolves t'o of the finest hicitcourt m,n in ,h(, northwfst and thpv-re hacked un by Letterman Larrv ru an(j D.Wayne Cr?bb and Phil Eflergard. both up from last year's JV squad i Vannr h..i.. u-.ii , At center, regular Wavne Youne Is looking good and forwards Barry Adams and Doug Rogers, bow lettermen last season, are apparently set on winning starting berths. Reserves Kelly Hoy and Dale Andrich are also battling for starting positions, as are several newcomers. Twenty players are still on the current squad. Livingston will probably trim that number down to 14 or 13 before the season open er, but the player A'ho are "cut" will be sent down tn the ,1V qud and may be called back un to the varsity at any time. Cere Miller, OCE's leading scorer last season, started the season on the JV squad. Lack of height seems to he the big problem facing the Wolves. Rogers and Young are the tallest of holdovers at S-3 and there isn't much help, height-wise, from the newcomers. " Bowling Scores UNIVERSITY ALLEYS Umvereity Ladiea leafue resulta: Team 4 3. Phillip Appliance 1; i"wr niMU t, uina Dnciteiiea w 1 orev a Tavern 3 Hniand Mrk.t Hijhteam serin, Master Bread "'h H'h,,T, ''.T': 8'mm8B M- jonanna Aarona 2U1 and tst. CHERRY CITY BOWL Induatrlal. No. 1 leaaul reaultl: Salem Police 1. Curly'a Dalrv 3; KOCO I, Salem Elki J; Micky's Orlve-In 1. Blue Lake ; Elwoods Maiona 3, MrCilchrieta 1; Cal Pak 4, National Battery 0: Buriiland Lum ber J, Ken Case 1; Clark A Orof 0. Burrsi Bullae 4: Commercial Credit 3. Burt Dougherty I. . Hijh team aeries. Blue Lake SS.'iS. Htfh team same, Elka lOli. High in dividual earn and aeriea, V. Hausen 133 and D4. B ft B ALLEYS City League reauIHT Tr I. Bank , Davla OH 1. C. B. Equlnmenl I, Lea Kewman't 2; Mlck'a Sign Shop 1, Loder Broe. 3; Dyer lnaurance 3, Romagea 1. High individual game, tra Short 123. High aeriea. Howard Smith SIS. High teaiT- gamt, and aerlei. Dyer o ?va. rl - A ea- .-.a I j" tie Wi w J tl'X CLOTH aaWaswnMaii ' General News Home Building Decline To Continue Next Year By STERLING F. GREEN WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 I The government today forecast a fur ther decline in home building next year." However, total con struction is expected to set a record about 46 billion dollars worth. r" The Commerce and Labor de partments made the estimates in their annual construction preview. They also said about 44-bjllion will be spent on new .construction this'COM,ruclion activity should rise year, a gain of a bit less than 3 1 slightly to a total of 314 billion, per cent from 1955. jth Jomt report said. This estimate was a backdown! But publ'C cortstructlofl 1s due from the official forecast made in ,or 'at 12 per cent increase to June, when the two departments I of 15 billion dollars, as judged tharthis year's total activ-8ain!3, MHon this year. This ity would reach 44'i billion would make the total for all con dollars. The unexpectedly sharp struction around 4'i billion, decline , in home building this fall Th continued upsurge in state caused the missed guess' ' !n lo'l construction is attribu Looking ahead to 1957, the aKen-ilablp chiefly to planned new high cy predicted that about a million schoolj. , hnspitais.--sewer new private ' dwellings will be n(l systems, and other fa- started. ' jcilities. They called this a relatively "Highway construction prpbably high level, although it compares j wi" to a record 5'i billion dol with more than 1,300.000 starts in Pf nt txv this year. 1955 and perhaps 1,100,000 this I ,,rflV because of the expanded yesr. ' ' federal aid program. On the other The anticipated sag in home h,nd' toll road construction building blamed by builders on my l,roP the scarcity of mortsase credit i rather than declining demand forj Cw! A, T L homes will be less apparent ifjtjQYIcl I aliKS measured by dollars instead of f: the number of homes erected, th report said. The houses will nigger and costlier. A drop of about five per cent in foreseen, from about 13'a billion in I9M to 12s billion in the year Roper Heads Republic Fund NEW YORK. Nov. 20 ifvElmo Roper, public opinion analyst, has been elected board chairman -of the Fund for (he Republic, suc ceeding Paul G. Hotfman, who will continue as a director. Robert M. Hutchins was re elected president of the Fund The Fund for the Republic was set up in 1953 with a l.Vmillion dollar endowment from the Ford Foundation. Hutchins has defined ttie Fund's objective a "to study and dis c'ose the facts about all threats to civil liberties, including com munism." Roper issued a statement say ing "the World-shattering events of the last few weeks have .dejnon strated again that Soviet Russia is the basic threat to freedom in the world today." "The Fund for the Republc," he said, "is trying to strengthen the climate in which freedom is possible." ' - New York Times Newsman Told To Leave Russia LONDON'. Nov. 20 f A New York Times correspondent, Welles Hange. has been asked to leave j Soviet Russia by Nov. 28. A Mos cow broadcast tonight said Hange had violated "the rules of con - . . . . . . . duct for foreign correspondents in the L'.S S R." Hi, offense, the broadcast said. took the form of photographing hydrotechnical installations, which v . ... , . . ' , , ' are not permitted to be photo- eranhed ' The Times has another corres- ponoent, wuiism Joraen, in Mos cow, In New York the Times said that for the present at least it had no comment. YOU HAVE A DATE WITH CHANNEL 8 ! ! ! The KGW-TV test pattern Is being show! :00 A.M. :0 r.M. Mondsy thru Saturday (In color and black ami white) for the convenience of dealers, servicemen and get-owners. Engineering studies show that the channel I test pattern is being received well, both locally snd regionally, on All. prop erly adjusted sets. Remember, KGW-TV, Channel I starts ABC and local television ihows December 17th with special dedi catory programs December 15th and 16th. KGW-TV ahead. Outlays for -additions : and re modeling, as well as tor the con struction of motels and other non housekeeping accomodations are expected to rise slightly, hut still will leave total residential con struction some 500 million dollars below this year.. Expansion is foreseen in almost all major types of construction ex cept new housing. Total private Pulling Out 'ft D I JT DUnd DrSl lape iovvjff BLDAPEST. NovJ i Some Soviet tank units seem to have pulled out of Budapest, whose major industrial areas remain naralyzed by a sitdown strike. And there was no sign of Russian in-(a-tr" here today. Withdrawal of the Russians is demanded by a large segment, of Hungary's workers. They also want Imre Nagy returned to the premiership from which the Rus sians . deposed him in favor of Janos Kadar. the Hungarian Com munist party's ex-boss. Most of the modern T54 tanks hich led the attack on Hungarian resistance forces Nov. 4 apparent I'' are being rep'sred by Soviet Wo-ld War II mode's. Thfs? o'rier tanks had proved eav prey to pasiline bombs-in the October rrvoli'ton which gave. Hungary a brief start on the road to free elections and a multiparty government. The T54s now appear concentrated only in the most strategic points. KVALTV, VHF 13 riOKNr: KVM.-TV. Channel 11 (Thurdayh uaaThe Mnvtea- l:ee p.m. Football preview; 1 : IS NC A A Football Came Oreeon v. 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