Capital JkjJotttiial
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY with a few
howen tonight; cloudy Friday
with rain, hoary at timot. Warmer
Friday. Low tonight, 42; high
Friday, M.
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Hungary's
Chief Cuts
PactTies
' Nagy Protests New
' Troops Moving
Into Nation
VIENNA tfl Premier Imre
Nagy of Hungary called in the
Soviet ambassador Thursday and
gave notice that Hungary was
withdrawing from the Warsaw
Pact, Radio Budapest announced
Naev also told the Soviet am
bassador Hungary intends to pur
sue a neutral course in the future
and protested the entrance of new
Soviet troops in the country, the
broadcast said. ,
Nagy said the government had
received reliable reports of the
new Russian forces.
Ask! UN Protection
Nagy informed all diplomatic
missions in Budapest that Hun
gary was calling upon the United
Nations for the protection of Hun
garian neutrality.
Nagy, it was reported, already
has advised Secretary General
Dag "Hammarskjold of Hungary's
wish for neutral status. He asked
that the question be put on the
agenda of the coming General As
sembly. For the first time in nine days
no gunfire was heard Thursday
in the center of Budapest. Food
shops were operating, but other
commerce, industry and transport
were dead.
The revolution-scarred capital
on the Danube was bathed in
bright sunshine and many people
were out in the streets. But they
were out for food, trying' to find
relatives and to pick up the
threads of their lives torn by the
anti-Soviet, , anti-Communist civil
war.( -,
. Y Cordon Thrown Up
Russian WSa and infantry had
aonarently been withdrawn from
the capital to their bases. But
there were1' repdrts- that the Rus
sians had thrown a cordon about
the capital, . soma 10 miles out
side. '
Vengeance squads of young rev
olutionaries still prowled the
streets of Budapest and the city's
sewers, hunting members of the
hated Hungarian Communist sec
ret police. , ,
When they found them in the
sewers, they shot them and
dumped their bodies. When they
shot them in the streets, they
poured gasoline on their bodies
and burned them.
Signal Lights Go Up on 12th Street
lei
Nasser Vows Total War, Ar a-I
Threaten Oil Sabotage; Syria&
Raid Israel; UN Action Neaifa
WUWillHost
Its Old Grads
ThisWeckcnd
Willamette university will wel
come back its alumni with open
arms this weekend in a homecom
ing whose schedule is packed with
activities.
The weekend officially begins
Friday with a display of living
organization signs and a frosh
leaf rake beginning at a dark and
trv s a m. A Darade. bonfire
and rally at Pringle park followed
by a jazz concert in the fine arts
auditorium at 8:15 p.m. completes
Friday's slate.
The old grads will have plenty
to do Saturday, which begins with
registration followed by a western
barbecue and open house on the
campus The football game with
AdlaiSetsUp
Network Talk
On War Brink
PITTSBURGH Ifl Adlai E.
Stevenson will make a nationwide
television and radio address on
the Middle East situation at 9:30
p.m. 16:30 p.m. PST) Thursday
night in Buffalo, N.Y.
The Democratic standard-bearer's
staff still was awaiting word
from the major networks on his
request for free time to reply to
President Eisenhower's 15-minute
talk to the nation Wednesday
night, but went ahead on the as
sumption the request would be
granted.
The networks asked the Federal
Communications Com mission
whether the presidential candidate
is entitled to free time.
Earlier, Stevenson had planned
to make the telecast from New
York, then had to cancel that
plan.
His news secretary, Clayton
Fritchey, said that weather con
ditions in New York made a land
ing there almost impossible. This
caused a shift in Stevenson's plans
to fly to New York city before
going on to Buffalo for a speech
at a Democratic rally there.
Stevenson wants to elaborate on
his contention that Eisenhower
administration foreign policies
have "brought the whole world"
to the brink of war.
' Improvements to l!th street In the form of signal lights were
being added this week at a step towards expanding Salem's one
way grid system past the capitol area. A crew from Trowbridge
Electric In Roseburg were busy putting up the lights Thursday
and here Wayne Halseth tightens up some cable before hoisting
It above the street. (Capital Journal Photo by Jerry Claussen)
SP to Install Gates
On 12 th Street Soon
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Dulles Goes to
Hastily-Called
Parley in N.Y.
Assembly Attempts to
Mobilize Opinion
' To Nip War
WASHINGTON Wl Secretary
of State Dulles will attend the
special session of the United Na
tions General Assembly in New
York late Thursday on the Middle
East crisis.
The State Department an
nounced that Dulles would fly to
New York at 3 p.m.
Representation by the secretary
of state signalizes the importance
the Eisenhower administration at
taches to the General Assembly Lebanon which arc crossed by
meeting and the need, as Presi- American and British oil pipelines
dent .Eisenhower put it Wednes- from Iraq and Saudi Oil fields to
day night, to locus the opinion
of the world. . . in our quest for a
just end to this tormenting prob
lem.". , -The
announcement that Dulles
would mnke the brio followed by
a fpw hnurs a two-hour session of
the .National -Security CounclV
the nation's top strategy planning
group with Eisenhower.
Word had been given out in ad
vance that the session would be
a full dress review of the crisis
set off by the Israeli invasion of
Egypt and intervention by Brit
ain and France.
Privately United States officials
do not look for very much decisive
action from the assembly meet-
Workers Told
To Blow Up
Bases
CAIRO (UP) The International
Federation of Arab Workers today
called on Arabs to blow up West
ern oil installations if necessary
to stop the flow of oil.
The federation's appeal, broad
cast over Cairo Radio, also called
on Arabs to "destroy all foreign
bases" which could be used
against Egypt. -
The oil threat, if carried out,
would cause chaos in rich Ameri
can, British, French and Dutch
holdings in the vast Persian Gulf
oil fields of Saudi Arabia, Iraq
and Kuwait.
Wields Influence
The workers federation wields
considerable influence in the Arab
world, particularly in Syria and
MID EAST FLASHES
PARIS (AP) French and British aircraft carriers- moved
towgrd the Suez Canal Thursday, bearing down on the
waterway from both north and south, a French Defense
Ministry communique said, :
JERUSALEM (UP) Three U.S. Navy destroyers and
five Air Force transport planes began ferrying American
citizens out of the Middle East battle zone today.
LONDON (UP) All communications between Britain
and Egypt were severed tonight.
MOSCOW (UP) Russian Premier Bulganln today dis
patched a message to President Elsenhower on the Middle
East crisis.
Eden Defends 'Police
Move' in Parliament
Safety Devices lo
Go in Place in
Early Dec.
By JAMES D. OI.SON
Capital Journal Writer
Installation of railroad safely
gates and flashing lights on 12th
street intersections in early Decem
ber was promised by Southern Pa
cific officials Thursday.
J. Al Head, assistant traffic en-
Rain, Warmer
Due on Friday
October made a wet departure
in Salem Wednesday leaving .53
of an inch of rain for the city to
measure in the" 24-hour period to
10:30 a.m. Thursday. Most of that
precipitation came down before
midnight while the Halloween trick
and treat artists were trekking
about the city.
More -rain, occasionally heavy,
is booked for Friday, only showers
PAKISTANIS DEMONSTRATE
LAHORE West Pakistan in
rnHV of Pugct Sound Saturday ! Police used clubs Thursday In being predicted for tonight in the
afternoon will De me Dig cvi-ni in "r - ". ""
the weekend i Pakistanis, mostly students, pro-1 A slightly warmer trend is due
After the game alums will galh-1 testing the British-French attack . for the valley regions, Friday.
. ifniiM Klalrh at Doncv on Egypt. Ten people were in-1 Cooler temperatures were Rcneral
h-.ll eat dinner at their former ; jurcd. 'through the slate Wednesday, through the Shopping Center.
N..;n nronnizatinns and then at- i
tend a homecoming dance in the
gym. Uglv man of the campus
and winners in the sign contest
will be announced at the dance.
gincer for the Oregon highway
commission, said a further delay
in shipment of equipment from
Ohio had delayed the installation.
Previously they had promised to
have the work completed by Nov.
Gate Areas Listed
The gates will be installed on
12th street at State, Court, Cheme-
kela. Center and Marion streets.
Flashing railroad light signals will
be installed at 12th and Ferry also
on 12th street where it crosses
from 12th into Union street.
Extension of the one-way grid to
13th street on Court, Chemekcta,
Center and Marlon street and de
signation of 12th street for one
block from Center to Marion street,
will be placed into effect about
Nov. 15, Head said.
On this same date the highway
department expects to have vehicu
lar traffic signals on 12th street
at State, Center, and Marion
streets and at Capitol and Union
streets.
Changes In Traffic
Head said when the highway de
partment has completed its instal
lation, the traffic channelization at
Capitol and Court street will be
removed and a change will be
made in the channelization at Cap
itol and Marion streets.
Head also said that when one
way grid extension is placed in
effect all parking on both sides of
Marion street between 12th and
Capilol will be prohibited in order
to facilitate moving of traffic
ing.
But with U.N. Security Council
paralyzed by British and French
vetoes, officials hope (or a de
velopment of international opin
ion to serve the American policy
purpose of confining the war lo
small military operations while
seeking a formula for peace.
Dulles was one of the partici
pants in the National Security
Council meeting.
The session ot the nation s too
strategy board opened at the.
White House at 9 a. m. EST. It
broke up just before 11.
Presidential press secretary
James C. Hagerty, in announcing
the end of the meeting, said he
had no statement to make.
The Security Council never di
vulges its deliberations.
Eisenhower ruled out Wednes
day night the use of American
armed forces in the present situa
tion brought about by the Israeli
attack on Egypt and British
French intervention.
But tho Security Council the
country's top strategic planning
agency has responsibilities reach
ing far outside the purely military
into coordination of diplomatic and
economic action.
the Mediterranean.
With the Suez Canal blocked by
military action, the flow of Middle
East oil to Western Europe would
be reduced sharply If the threat
ened actions succeeded. It could
move only, by tanker, around the
Cape of Good Hope, more than
twice the distance from the Pers
ian Gulf to Europe than the Suez
Canal route.
There are not enough tankers in
the world to keep up the flow at
the rate needed by Western Eu
rope.
OIL INDUSTRIES SEIZED
CAIRO (UP) The Egyptian
government today took over Brit
ish and French oil industries in
Egypt..
The Minister of Industry and
Commerce look over two British
and one French company here, a
government communi que an
nounced. They were the Shell Petroleum
Company, Anglo - Egyptian Oil
Fields, Ltd., and the French
Egyptian Petroleum Company,
20,000 Egvpt
Troops Said
Bottled 1
not in collective dclcnsc, but in
clear defiance of the U.N. Chart
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Labor members set up a terit
tie din, shouting '.'resign.".,
The whole issue had brought
down on .Eden's head the worst
storm 'ot his three decades in pol-
the Laborites asked the House to
deplore Eden's resort to armed
force, Adoption of the resolution
would mean the ouster of the
prime minister.
Son of Amity
Woman Safe
UO Grad One of 3 Nobel Physics
Winners for Work on Transistor
STOCKHOLM W Development i Whitman and Oregon, he received! A Russian and an Englishman
!o( the tiny transistor as a substi-ia Ph.D. from the University of were awarded the 1956 Nobel
' Into fnr hiilkv vacuum tubes won . Minnpcntn Hp ininpd the Rpll Lah- Pmi. in rhpmklrv fnr discover-
T Tl Iirl Q llfit lnc ,M Nobel P"" Physics oratories 27 years ago. at age 27. ing the rules of conduct when mol
J.I1 D Ullci IJv Jl Thursday for three U.S. scientists.! (He was one of six Whitman ccules blow up in chain reactions
...., ic.iaiiMrs David 0nc ' ,ncm Dr- Wa,tcr H.! graduates honored by the college or combine smoothly.
ii of imitv has received a Brattain. 54. of Murray Hill. N.J, at 19S5 commencement exercises Th(,ir .ork aid the foundation
jieescr oi . . ..,., . former Seattle man who re- for outstanding achievement in fnr .. dv,lnnm-nt nf nlajtics
wire irom ine iCeker ceived his master's degree from science. He and Dr. Bardeen also an(j was , actor j iatcr atomic come a familiar pattern lor Salem,
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South High's
Straw Ballot
Strongly GOP
South high school voted over
whelmingly Republican in its
straw vote of faculty and students,
announced today, with Mark Hal
field, candidate for secretary of
state as the high man. The vole
follows:
President:
Eisenhower, 787.
Stevenson, 2HI .
V. S. Senator:
McKay, fi02. ,
Morse, 441.
Congress:
I.ec. 315.
Norblad, 732.
tiovernor:
Holmes. 321).
Smith. 727.
Secretary of Stair:
Hatfield, 84!).
Swectland, 21)3.
The vote followed what has be-
Israel Claims I
Egypt Troops
Fleeing Sinai
WASHINGTON (UP) The gov
ernment of Israel announced at
11:35 a.m. PST today through its
embassy in Washington, thai
Egyptian forces on the Sinai pen
insula "are in full relrcal" and
arc "abandoning the bulk of their
equipment."
TEL AVIV, Israel tfi Israel
claimed Thursday her forces have
reached the outskirts of El-Arish,
an Egyptian town about 25 miles
Irom the Gaza strip on the Med
iterranean shore of the Sinai Pe
ninsula. -
The town is a key communica
tions point on the main highway
connecting the Gaza strip with ls
mailia, the Egyptian town at the
halfway point on the Suez Canal.
The communique was issued a
few hours after Israeli forces
Says UN Can Take
Over Following
- Calm-Down
:r"jrZZA Uica. At one point the.aession was
ST "Ubor-Uppostfion: rhursday suspended minute, for a tool,
m.j u- -n..u;.u.i?Pnnr.u oil aft ing off. . ,
Jr -, nolle, action " 1 formal motion of censure
And he said Britain would hap
pily turn over to the U.N. the
"physical task" of maintaining
peace in the Middle East after
the British-French forces separate
the belligerent armies there and
"stabilize the position."
"There has been no declaration
of war by us.
He referred several times to the
British-French intervention as po
lice action.
The Labor Party bore down
heavily on Eden in the turbulent
House of Commons.
The deputy Labor leader, .lames
Griffiths, challenged Eden lo "go
to the country" on the Interven
tion issue to hold a general elec
tion and let the people decide
whether his policy is right or
wrong.
"We ask the government lo get
out." he shouted.
Hugh Galtskell, Labor leader,
declared millions of Britons "are
profoundly shocked and ashamed"
that British planes are bombing
Egypt. He said this bombing was
carried out "not in self defense,
Bullet Causes
Power Outage
KLAMATH FALLS IM -A
broken power line caused a power
outage in the area north of here
from Pelican City to Chiloquin,
Modoc Point and the Williamson
River area 'for more than three
hours Thursday morning,
Sam Ritchey, local California
Oregon Power Co. manager, said
Ihe break, near Shady Pine, ap
parently was caused by a rifle
bullet.
Another break caused a shorter
failure which extended Into part
of south suburban Klamath Falls.
Ritchey said that during the fall
claimed the capture of Rata. I hunting season lines are covered
which Is at Ihe southern top ofjby special patrols for a check of
the Ga?a strip. j both wires and Insulators.
Hagerty Says
Solons Wrong
On Tests Ban
WASHINGTON HI The White
House said Thursday four Demo
cratic senators had "wrong infor
mation" when they asked Presi
dent Eisenhower whether ho did
not once agree lo the idea of ban
ning big H-bomb tests.
Presidential press secretary
James C. Hagerty said the White
House received a telegram from
Democratic Sens. Monroney of
Oklahoma, Anderson of New Mex
ico, Mansfield of Montana and
Fulbright of Arkansas.
The telegram, made public Wed
nesday by tho Democrats, asked
Eisenhower lo say whether or not
It was true that aides "recom
mended ending "huge size H-
bomb testing."
They called also for Elsenhow
er to say whether or not he "per
sonally agreed that convincing
evidence indicated the wisdom of
adopting their policy line."
"We have the telegram," Hag
erty said. "They have wrong In
formation, which will be pointed
out In an answer to them."
Kagcrly said the reply would go
nut in a few days, but not Thurs
day.
INDONESIANS IN RAGE
JAKARTA, Indonesia W Pro
Egyptian demonstrators marched
before the British and French em
bassies Thursday. Both buildings
wcro under heavy guard by Indo
nesian troops.
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By DANIEL F. GILMORE
United Press Staff Correspondent
lonuun lUF) Egypt an
nounced today that a ship sunk by
British and French bombers had
blocked the Suez Canal. - -
Britain and France hava
blocked Suez Canal navigation at
a time when they have aroused
the whole world by claiming they
are protecting canal navigation,""
an Egyptian communique said.
it was the major development
in the second day of hostilities
which found British and French '.
Domoers streaming out of their
Cyprus bases against Egyptian
targets on an around the clock
basis. In the Sinai Desert, Israel
claimed to have cut off the 20- .
mile Gaza Strip from the rest o!
Egypt and to have bottled up
some . 20,000 of the cream of
Lgypt's army.
Egyptian President Gamal Ab
dcl Nasser, said over . Cairo Radio
that Egypt "will fight a total
war." ' ' . ' : .
"We will fight in the villasei .
and from ditch to ditch," Nasser '
said. ... j- . -r .(
. Fighting Spreads ""r;..W 'I
It was Nasser's defiant reply t ;
French and British announce".
mcnls that they will continue their ' .1
attacks until the fighting between ' ,
Egypt and Israel ends. There was , ' v
no, sign of any such end. .v.. , '
From Damascus came word 1 J ;
that Syrian forces had clashed ' ) 1
with Israeli and had penelrated , i .
into Israel before withdrawing;
The clash was said to have been i -.
with Israeli border patrols. V j
Diplomatic aption kept pact with
the fighting. , -t -j., ,
Egypt broke off relations with
France and Britain. i ' -.
Jordan broke off relations with i
France. ,, t : -;
Syria recalled its ambassador! .
from London and Paris for "con- .
situation." Iraq was preparing for -consultations
with both Egypt and '
Britain, with each of whom it has '
treaties. , :
Eden Faces Test i ;
In London. Prime Minister ; An., i
Ihony Eden faced the greatest test r
of his career, under anarv and
determined attack by (he Labor- '
itcs. He was expected easily ta
survive a vote of confidence, but
admittedly the fate of both himself.;
and his government hung on tin
outcome of the Mideastern eon-':
flict,
At the United Nations In New
York, the General Assembly wai
tc meet at 2 p.m. PST to consider
Ihe Mideast tindcrbox. It was like
ly both France and Britain would
boycott the meeting. Egypt threat-'
cnaea to quit the United Nations
because of its failure to prevent
the Anglo-French attack.
The Egyptian communiaue said:
lhat British and French planes)
had attacked Egyptian land forces
iLonunued on Page S, Columr li
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4 Youths Fined in Halloween
Thefts; Cars Paint-Smeared
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i , familv were n no imme- uie umu3. v. ' n"1' !IC'C' u . '"jrescarcn. I wnn namciu uuiuiawmji nniunu
una nis idinuj (. prarfnntpH fr0m Whitman Col-inss for scientific achievement.! . . vcrr.Ynu,t,r anri ih f.nninr rar
,-n ' . . ' ine winner 01 me nrsi nonei '-"-. -
B.,u American Km MB graduated irom nnuma
diate danger at the Amerieanhm s s
bassy in Budapest. Hungary . . ,h, , n.
""-' " ' V , Ik.
Two hours oeiore it" ....
wire,
Dr. Bardeen now is a University
The two others are Dr. John of Illinois professor).
Th. ...innnr .f 111.
urd ever iriven to a Soviet citi- lbe closest, with McKay leading
'n li Nikolai N Scmvonov. ! Morse. The Korum club soon
Br VICTOR R. FRYER Ific charge about 1:30 a.m. and
Capital Journal Wrltrr (mind to have a flare pot and four
Four cars were smeared with '(-one-shaped traffic markers in
paint, the theft of flare pots and 1 their car, police said. The youths,
warning devices from construe- ages IS and 19, admitted taking
lion sites, several broken windows i them Irom a Pacific Telephone
and the arrest of four youths were i and Telegraph company construe
reported by Salem police among lion project on South Commercial
their Halloween activities. j. street, olficers stated.
Complaints of a youth trick -or-1 Olficers Indicated Ihey believed
treating with a shotgun, a "body" (the youths were also the ones who
lying in the middle of the Marion put a detour sign on the Marion
street bridge and several broken street bridge routing all traffic off
ociui """ ;: ,, . i-rh-n. Ill and Th. miprn.amnliti.r. Vnmrn " "'""' . -- - . r,. " .. . ... u ,k. winoows were among oiner re- me nrioge via me nonnern ramp
ir MecKer anu i '.. .. . . . . ... .... . - Dearoco oo-year-oio moscow pro- .,...
on and his family. Mr. ana Mr... . .. - - lJrX"""T& ' ' l"' emtstry "" 1131 ",rn""c"
P. E. Meeker, with whom sne ""h V U. organizer of much of Russia s
All did their work in the lab- electronics and communications
chemical science.
Sharing the $38.6.13 award is Sir
: . .. ' ports Investigated by city police and a road closed sign in a
ine DBiims. j an(j nhci-iie, deputies as Hallow- bridge underpass on the west side
- een came and lell Wednesday. nf the river.
Wntillmr ) ! Each Fined 25 Four Aulni Painted
rf t Ulllll l-M-HIHS i Th. vni. arr.l.rf u,r finr-H n.nnrl, r.1 eu, J,m.d Inrl.J.
cuum devices. Thev can be made Cyril Hinshelwood. M, of Oxford Miim ,;', i '" "Mo each lor unauthorized removal rd one from Mrs, M. Mickenham.
" . . . . J I... ... hrn,A.
Sides, had learr. uy . oratories of the Bell Telephone but need only a fraction of the
cast that me nimiv Co Thcy win divide the MD.M3 current and space of the old va
had been sprayed by communisi . ' , j.. i. th.v .n k. m.n.
machine gun bullet. ,D... ' k . im.. ,.;... ' .iu iT.h-.ruiv H. and Semvnnov .V' .,' .11 l""i.;Vh t? nnrm.f.,01 warning devices when they i 102$ Fir St., that blue paint had
Dr. Bryce Meeker is am i a ra ft! Transistors work by directing the worked independently, but 'have ' ''V!""; Pl'a nn i,been smeared on one side of her
with the American Embassy in ine c...... .... . nu, . m,rr,m ihr,ci, h..n iriend. and cnrresnondcnls I "l1! miininpal court Thursday morn-, car and an obscene word lettered
capacity of Agncul ' lor some W yean. " Thcy were stopped on a traf-1 on the car. Also painted were
nearby cars of Mrs. P. B. Beck,
17B West Miller St., and Mrs,
Esther Murphy, 1B6 West Miller
St., police said. The car of Eldora
M. Hutchinson, 435 Ford St., was
also painted. Some of the cars
appeared to have been sprayed
with paint from a passing car,
officers said.
Other damage reported included
breaking of windows at Lausanne
hall and Beta Thcta Pi fraternity
house at Willamette university, at
.505 East McUilchrist St., and at
1445 State St,, officers said.
Officers were called lo waller
hall on Ihe university campus
about 1:30 a.m. when someone
was spotted In the huilding. They
found an upstairs fire escape door
open, chairs piled at the base of
stairways and four men students
hiding in the atlic, they said,
i (Continued on Fdg i, Column 1)
News in Brief
Thursday, Nov. 1, 1D3 !
NATIONAL
Ike Rules Out Use of
U.S. Troops in Mid- 1
East .-. Sec. 1, P. 1
rtaiai hpoaKs Tonight
un 'war Brink' .. Sec. 1. P. 1 i
Ike Goes to Philly for
campaign Talk Sec. 1, P. 7 I
LOCALS , , '
Four Youths Fined for ; '
Vandalism Sec. 1, P. 1 j
New 4-H Leader Ar
rives Sec. 1, P. S i
STATE
McKcnzio Pass Closed ';
For Winter by Snow Sec. 4, P. T '
FOREIGN
Suez Canal Blocked as
Bombs Sink Ship Sec. I, P. 1 !
Arabs Threaten to Sab- ,'
otago Oil Sec. 1, P. 1 i
SPORTS J
Luby Expected to Join
Eugene sec. 4, r. m t
Viks, Sax Ready Start- !
ing Lineups Sec. 4. P. 1 ;
Sports Report Sec. 4, P. I i
REGULAR FEATURES ' ;
Amusements Sec. '
Editorials Sec. 1,P J
Locals Sec. I. r. ' ,
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