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18-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Mon., June 23, '58 MOPSY By GLADYS PARKER WE'RE WASTING OUR MONEY HERE. PACK Chuckles Assorted SPICE STICKS And Assorted GUM DROPS- Sugar-crafted Hies. Variety ef flavors! CHARMS SOUR BALLS Assorted Flown Popular herd eandies In vacuum pecked tin. HOME I P BE SLAPPING' MY I30Y- . rniirun iiie-rcjn rC tt rcr TV" C C ' R. PRESCRIPTIONS CAPITOL at CENTER Parity jUenraey -integrity! In prescriptions, toe, Owl pric.ij re low prices. Next time, try Uwu j 'HONE IM 4-JMS-Cill In y.ur Rx num.i Your 0 bar, w.'ll hava It raady whan yov arapi Choice In ta pick It wpl Cello lag 1 6 as -.58 I lUlf 17 Tin AwOdlUa N.wlff W. U.N. Watchdog Team to Take Up Positions Along Lebanon Border Today By TOM MASTERSON BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The U.N. observer mission in revolt battered Lebanon said Sunday it expects to place a watchdog team in the strategic Bekaa border area Monday. Col. Maurice Brown, New Zea land senior officer with the mis sion, said some opposition leaders had advised against attempting to put teams on the borders too soon. But Brown denied published re ports the observers had been pre vented forcibly from going to the Bekaa area, near the Syrian bor der en the north. Ht also denied reports the rebels had fired on U.N. forces in the Bekaa Valley Saturday. His men heard some shooting in the area, he said. He said Sabri Hamahed, the op position chief in that region, had told observers they should not try to get to the borders too soon. Anxious to Cooperate Hussein Oweini, a leader here In the opposition national front re volting against pro-Western Pres ident Camilla Chamoun, told a . reporter In opposition is anxious to cooperate with the U.N. group. He said the advice to observers to turn back from the Bekaa Val ley Saturday had been a purely local decision to protect U.N. per sonnel. Oweini said. "We now ar. In revolution but our movement lacks the disciDline of a military nronn. ization. We cannot guarantee the satety oi u.w. ooservers m remote frontier areas, where people may nui unuersianu ine ooject ot tne mission. We want to cooperate with the U.N. observers." Brown' proposed action was disclosed as U.N. Secretary Gen eral Dag Hammarskjold arrived in Cairo to confer with President Nasser of the United Arab Repub lic and other officials. 'Massive Aid Given Lebanon's charges In the U. N. Security Council and that the U.A.R. was providing massive aid to Chamoun's opposition and to rebel bands resulted in the U.N. observer team being sent to Leb anon. The Bekaa region has been de scribed as one route for alleged Syrian aid to rebels in Tripoli where the rebellion flared in vio lence 45 days ago. Government! troops were reported forced out of a Bekaa region post at Habla Sat urday. The Lebanese made clear dur ing Hammarskjold's talks here Negroes Offered $15 to Become Registered Voters BATON ROUGE (AP)-Negroes in the capital city area are being offered a new incentive to become registered voters 415 cash. The News Leader, a weekly pub lished for Negores, announced on its front page the 1st Ward Voters League Inc., is offering the money. Negroes are urged to become "ten feet tall" by registering be tween now and June 29th. last week that they hoped for more than just U.N. observation. They want a force big enough to seal the borders against penetration by the U.A.R. or any others accused of aiding the rebels, now esti mated to number 6,000. Military ex perts have said a border guard force would need 5,000 men. Lull in Fighting With Hammarskjold and his ob servers in the region, there has been a general lull in the fighting. - This anxious capital waited for the results of Hammarskjold's talks in Cairo to determine wheth er Chamoun will call for armed help from abroad. Hammar skjold will come back here Tues day to. complete his talks, which he has restricted to government officials. Then he will go back to New York to report to the Security Council. Premier Sami Solh has told re porters British and U.S. aid would not be sought if Hammarskjold can find a way to curb the alleged U.A.R. infiltration and interference. TitdNote Protests Nagy Death BELGRADE (AP) - President Tito has personally helped draft a note to Hungary protesting the execution of former Hungarian Premier Imre Nagy, reliable sources said Sunday night. Tito left Belgrade several weeks aeo for a rest nn his sprlnripri Adriatic island of Brioni. Friday he met there wtth Yugoslav Am bassador to Budapest Jovo Kapic ic. who was called back for con sultations. Foreign Minister Koca Popovic was also present at the meeting that dealt with the executions in Budapest. Other top-ranking Yugo slav leaders also are at Brioni. and it is believed they, too partici pated in the drafting of the note. The note is expected to be de livered early this week. It re portedly will protest violation of a Yugoslav-Hungarian agreement of November 1956. That was the greement under which asylum for Nagy and his group in the Yugoslav Embassy building in Budapest was terminated on the condition they would be free to go home without punishment for past activities. They were seized by Soviet troops as soon as they left the building of the Yugoslav Em bassy and taken to Romania. The Belgrade newspaper Politi ka said, meanwhile, the execution of Nagy and bis associates was a "premeditated move aimed at stirring up quarrels between our country and our neighbors. Evidently speaking with the. ap proval of the government, the newspaper added: "The execution of Nagy was needed as a means of sharpening relations With our socialistic Communist coun try and also even more as a hor rible warning to all those who op pose the present revival of Stalin ist policies." More Executions Reported Of Hungary Rebel Leaders NEW YORK (AP)-More Hun garian executions and secret trials of leaders in the abortive 1956 re volt were reported Sunday. The' report came from Dr. Bela Fabian, chairman of the Federa tion of Hungarian Former Politi cal Prisoners, who said bis or ganization had received word of the new developments in Hungary. Dr. Fabian said Joseph Kovacs, Sandor Ran and Sandor Karsai, all top leaden in the revolt, have been executed after secret trials. They Were chairman, president and deputy chairman, respective ly, of the Revolutionary Workers Council which led the uprising. Now in progress, Dr. Fabian said, arc three more secret trials. In one, he said, are teachers and students of the Kossuth Mili tary Academy. In another are sev eral doctors who treated wounded Freedom Fighters and refused to reveal their names. The third trial involves 47 lawyers. Dr. Fabian said. He said the attorneys are ac cused of calling a special meeting of the Budapest Bar Assn. after the outbreak of the revolt, depos ing Communist leaders and elect ing a new executive board. The prosecution is demanding the death sentence for the former chairman of the bar association and three of its members, Dr. Fabian said. He urged the western democra cies and the United Nations to try to halt the secret trials and exe cutions. Angry protests were touched off in that free world last week when it was announced that several oth ers had been executed or impris oned. 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