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Evening star., 1960-12-28

Andy Robustelli and Safety
Jimmy Patton, Linebacker Bill
George of Chicago and Half
back Abe Woodson of San
Francisco again made the ALL
Star defensive unit. Halfback
Tom Brookshier and Linepack-
er Chuck Bednarik of Phila-
delphia, Tackle Henry Jordan
and Linebacker Bill Forester of
Green Bay, Safety Jerry Nor
ton of st. Louis and Tackle
Alex Karras of Detroit rounded
out the defensive unit.
Land Six Of 22 Places
The Packers landed six OF
the % places, Baltimore got
four and Philadelphia three.
st. Louis, Cleveland and New
York each placed two and
there was one man each from
Chicago, Detroit and San
Francisco. Los Angeles, Pitts
burg, Washington and Dallas
did not put a man on the first
units.
The teams:
FIRST TEAM
OffenSe
Ends-Ray Berry, Baltimore,
and Sonny Randle, st. Louis.
Tackles - Jim Parker, Balti-
more, and Forrest Gregg,
Green Bay. Guards-Jim Ray
Smith, Cleveland, and Jerry
Kramer, Green Bay. Center
Jim Ringo, Green Bay. Quar-
terback-Norm Van Brocklin,
Philadelphia. Halfbacks-Paul
Hornung, Green Bay, and
Lenny Moore, Baltimore. Full
back-Jimmy Brown, Cleve-
land.
Defense
Ends-Gino Marchetti, Bal
See ALL-PRO, Page CO
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Police Search For Two Missing Seattle Women

SEATTLE, R-Detectives seek ing the ex-wife and stepdaughter of an antique dealer found the remains of young woman Tues day in septic tank at the house where the three had lived.
 They stepped up their search for a man known in Seattle as Raoul Guy Rockwell, 45.
 The missing woman are Man zineta Rockwell, 40, and her dau- ghter, Dolores Mearns. IS. They disappeared April 1, detectives said. In May, Rockwell told re- porters he had won a Fulbright scholarship and was going to Af- rica.
 In July, he divorced Mrs. Rock well on grounds of desertion. Eight days later he married again, for the third time. Detectives said his first marriage also had ended in divorce.
 The stepmother of the third Mrs. Rockwell Mrs. Clifford Winkler, has brought grand lar ceny complaint against Rockwell, charging he kept $10,000 given to him to buy Indian artifacts.
 Police started looking for the two women after the coed's fla ther, William Mearns of Vancou- yer, B. C., reported about two weeks ago that his ex-wife was missing. Until April l, he said Mrs. Rockwell had made monthly visits to their two other children, who live with him.
 Rockwell's third wife, Evelyn Rockwell, Al, said she last saw him Aug. 8 when he told her he was going to Vancouver, B.C., to buy a collection of antiques.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Castro Accuses US. Of
 Plotting to Shoot Down Foreign Ministers Plane

HAVANA R = Prime Minister Fidel Castro accused agents of the United States of plotting to shoot down Foreign Minister Raul Roa on his way home from the San Jose conference
 Castro's charge Tuesday night was the only new note in day of marathon speech making touched off by the Western Hemisphere Foreign Ministers condemnation of Soviet and Chi nese Communist penetration of Latin America via Cuba.
 The presidential palace said Roa and the rest of the Cuban delegation to the San Jose Con- ference came home ahead of schedule in a chartered Costa Rican airliner because counter revolutionary mercenaries" plan ned to intercept the delegation's special plane and force it down.
 The Costa Rican director of civil aviation said that he had held up the delegations own plane while his office checked the possibility it might have been sabotaged. The plane was cleared in the late afternoon and flew home with Is Cuban neWsmen who had been covering the con- ference.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Army Will Take Over Ladd Field Jan. 1

WASHINGTON, R-The Army announced today it will take over control of Ladd Air Force Base on Jan. 1 and consolidate there the activities heretofore shared with nearby Eielson Air Base.
 The Army said that as result of the decision about 1000 Army personnel will move from Eielson to Ladd and that the civilian work force may be increased slightly at Ladd to make up for the de- parture of Air Force personnel.
 The Air Force announced in June that flying activities at Ladd would cease in September.
 The base hospital at Ladd and certain smaller supporting activ- ities will continue to be operated by the Air Force.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Two Missing US.
 Security Men May Have Fingered U2

WASHINGTON, lR - Rep Francis Walter D-Pa said today two missing US. security agents may be linked to the downing of the U2 spy flight and the RB47 reconnaissance plane by the So- viet Union.
 The missing agents, Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, disappeared last June and are presumed to have defected.
 Walter, chairman of the House. Committee on Un-American Act ivities, said he was convinced the Soviet Union had advance knowl- edge of the May 1 flight of the: UP and the July flight of the RB47, shot down by a Soviet fighter over the Parents Sea off the Soviet coast,
 Walter said he has assigned a top committee investigator to look into the Mitchell-Martin case, with particular emphasis on the screening methods used by the National Security Agency, which hired the two young mathemati- clans.
 The agency is supersecret in telligence unit dealing with codes and other government communi- cations systems.
 Rep. John Mccormick O-Mass) House Majority Leader, said Tues day he had information indicating Mitchell and Martin took valu- able cryptographic information with them when they went be- hind the iron curtain.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
l3 African Nations Call On Congo To Work With LIN.

LEOPOLDVlLLE, lP,-The Con- ference of Independent African States jolted Premier Lumumba today with a resolution calling for frank and loyal cooperation between the United Nations and the Congo.
 Lumumba, who has described the United Nations as imperial ist, harassed Secretary General Dag Hamarskjold and even called for the withdrawal of the U. N force, sat in silence as the reso- lution was read in the conference hall
 The conference, which brought together delegates of 13 African states, wound up as Lumumba's government built up troop strength in neighboring Kasai province, apparently for an in vasion of rebellious Katanga.
 Lumumba had won one of his man demands. The Un1ted Ma tions announced that the last Bel gian combat troops have quit the Congo, leaving only a few hun dred technical specialists to look after the big treaty bases.
 The conference paid homage to the organization flor the work of peace it brings to the Congo" It praised LIN. for bringing about the withdrawal of Belgian troops and taking over Kamina and Kit ona bases.
 The evacuation brought quick demands from Katanga's Premier Tshombe that the JUN. turn con- trol of Kamina over to him be- cause he fears that JUN. forces will not prevent Lumumba's in- vaders from landing at the base and using it as the springboard for their campaign to establish Lumumba's authority in the pro- vince.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
U.S.'s "Apollo' Will Circle Moon with Three Men
 Between 1865 and 1870

WASHINGTON, R-Three men will be aboard the US. "Project Apollo" spaceship which is plan ned to circle the moon sometime between 1865 and 1870.
 Details of the moon flight were announced by Robert Gilruth, di- rector of the space task group of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
 He said the space agency will try to enlist industry participa- tion in developing the first Apollo vehicles.
 The craft is planned for use primarily with the Saturn booster rocket which still is in the devel- opment stage.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Vice President NixOn's
 Knee Infection Reported Responding to Treatment

WASHINGTON, R-Vlce Pre- sident Richard Nixon was re- ported responding satisfactorily today to treatment for knee in lection while he worked on cam paign matters from a hospital bed.
 Nixon entered Walter Reed Army Hospital late Monday for treatment of an infection that damages red blood cells. He is expected to be hospitalized for about two weeks.
 Herbert Klein, Nixon's press secretary, reported treatment of the Vice Presidents knee with five antibiotics was progressing satisfactorily. He said the infec- ton was localized in the left knee joint and the swelling on the outside of the knee had gone down to some degree. The leg is in traction, weighted with sand bags to keep it immobilized.
 President Eisenhower visited Nixon late Tuesday and reported 'he looks fine"
 Mrs. Nixon visited her husband in the presidential suite at the hospital. An aide said Nixon is paying the bill for the $34-a-day suite which includes a large sit ting room, bedroom and sunroom.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Idaho Society Opposes Cape Thompson Blast

SALMON, Idaho, R - T h e Council of Wilderness Society yesterday urged abandonment of a plan to blast harbor at Cape Thompson, Alaska, with nuclear explosions.
 The Council said the proposal would unalterably destroy the wilderness area of the westerly end of the Brooks Range"
 A resolution Said the Brooks Range is the last great non- tro- pical wilderness area in the world. It said the proposal calls for underground explosion of four 20 kiloton bombs and one 200- kiloton bomb.
 The Society said it would de- stroy the habitat of number of land and marine species and nest ing places for numerous birds.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Both Parties Agree Late Session Hurt Democrats Most

WASHINGTON, R- Opposing party spokesmen agreed today the dog-days session of Congress now drawing to a close has been pol itically damaging to the Demo- crats.
 Senate Republican Leader Ev- erett Dirksen said the session had demonstrated that the Democrats "could develop no cohesive party spirit"
 For that reason, he said Sen. John Kennedy failed to get pas sage of several bills he wanted and didn't make good on promises to introduce others.
 Kennedy has promised to carry his fight to the country.
 Sen. Mike Mansfield, assistant Democratic leader, said in a sep arate interview that the session "has hurt Congress as a whole, but has hurt the Democrats the most"
 "From the President on down the Republicans have been re- beating the argument hourly, on the hour, that the Democrats have tWo-thirds majority in the Sem ate and should be able to get what they want" Mansfield said.
 That, of course, is majority in numbers but not in unity. The President himself has the equi- valent of that majority in his veto power. And he must take the responsibility for defeating some measure with veto threats"
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
House Votes Extra 65 Million In Foreign Aid

WASHINGTON, R-The House voted an extra 65 million dollars in foreign aid funds but refused to approve any larger amount.
 The Senate had tossed 191 mil lion dollars for foreign aid into catch-all appropriation bill, partly restoring a cut of $559,- 354,000 made when the regular foreign aid bill was passed.
 The voting was on II amend ments approved by the Senate. On the key test, adding 65 million dollars for defense support pro- grams, the vote was 203-193.
 But vote of 216-176, the House refused to provide 26 million for the Presidents special assistance program. Then it turned down without roll call votes all the other foreign aid items the Senate had put into the bill
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Barney Crosby Funeral To Be Held Tomorrow

SEATTLE, tR - Bernard L. Crosby, 57, of Nome, a foreman for the Bureau of Public Roads in Alaska, died Thursday at Ira wis Air Force Base, Calif., on his way to Portland, Ore, for treat ment.
 Requiem mas will be said at g o'clock tomorrow in Our Lady of The Lake Chapel here. Burial will be in Hollywood.
 Crosby had been in Nome since 1882 He was a native of Grand Forks, B.C.
 An Army veteran of the second World War he was member of the American Legion in Nome.
 Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Walter Ramos, Seattle, and Celia Crosby, Benton, and a brother, Mai Ernest J. Crosby, McChord.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Plans AfOOt For Biz Welcome For The Seadragon

Big plans are underway for the celebration on Labor Day when the nuclear submarine Seadragon stops here on its first stop since it went over the pole.
 Governor William Egan and the mayors of Fairbanks, An chorage and Kodiak have been invited by Mayor Steffen Ander- sen.
 Representatives of the Air Force and the Army are expected from Ladd and Elmendorf and Navy representatives from Ko diak.
 The Coast Guard Cutter North wind is to be in port on Sunday to await the arrival of the sub marine on Monday and from her decks local people may see the famous history making under water craft.
 The Chamber of Commerce is coordinating a program with the Jaycees, Rotary, Alaska National Guard, and Civil Air Patrol. The boys of the Alaska Communica- tions System have been asked to deck the town with flags and all homes are asked to do the same to make Nome look real festive, said Pearse Walsh. president of the Chamber.
 A Chamber luncheon is planned for the guests and other activities will be announced later.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Atomic Sub Seadragon
 Under Polar Ice Today

WASHINGTON, lR - T h e atomic submarine Seadragon, en- route from the Atlantic to the Pacific by way of the Arctic, is due to visit Nome within few days.
 The Navy said that the sub marine, which left Portsmouth, NH, Aug. 1, will arrive at Nome on Labor Day, remaining there about a day and a half.
 She then will head out to com plete her long voyage arriving at Pearl Harbor about Sept. IA to begin service with the Pacific Fleet.
 The Seadragon is the fourth submarine to visit the North Pole
 She was under ice today, head ing toward Boring Strait. The Seadragon has opened a new di- rect route Northwest Passage, travelling through the Canadian Archipelago by way of Parry Channel instead of using the pre- Vious winding course followed by other atomic submarines in tran sitting the Arctic Ocean.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
Stripped-Down Housing Bill Passes Congress

WASHINGTON, R - Congress passed a stripped-down housing bill today, abandoning measures for illion-dollar-plus programs.
 The bill sent to President Ei- senhower merely keeps alive three programs which would ex- pire because of time limitations or lack of funds.
 The Senate passed it with brief debate and the House followed suit a little later without one word of discussion and without a record vote.
The Nome nugget., 1960-08-31
IS IT WORTH IT?

WASHINGTON, B-A study of why Alaskan natives drop out of high school will be made by the University of Alaska under $36,627 grant announced today by the Office of Education.
 Charles K. Ray will head the project under the contract, which runs from Sept. 1, 1860, through Aug. 31, 1862, the office of Sen. FL. Bartlett was informed.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
DAMAsCUs-1 acre. $4,000.
WOODFIELD-lO acres, $4,000,

acre. $3.50.
-sUsuRsHHSSo PRoPIRrms PReoaPTIirrms MoitO MdT.
BETHESDA-SI9.96O viii buy this
brick Cape Cod with Q bedrmS. !,
eompsts sy I rrpas1. SspSEsts St.,n StE nm and
fioor' There are 3 1soreI more bedrms ed ms
on End floor; built-in garage and
full bSmt. We took this house in
trade on one of our new homes
and must sell; possession in 2
weeks. JOHN c. WALKER CO.,
EN-, 2-3223; ewes, FE. 3.37S6.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BUYERS!

We're looking for a buyer who can
sees 1t. A Kay-built brick split-level
in Conn. Ave. Estates has sold for
as much as S23,750: we have one
at S21,95O with 4Hsce CT loan 70
assume and only $500 down.
Ready to move into, it includes:
big bedrooms. Ia baths; large
equipped kitchen, family room,
sub-basement and so close to all
three public schools. Pick up the
phone now: pleased Call JAS, c.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
:IOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY COMPANY
Realtors, 24l2 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
At Pa. Ave. Sc.
Over rs Years Experience in sale,
Rentals. Property Management
LU. z-7717 LU. 2-697o
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-M.E.
HoNIIkUtol .
RIGGS PARK


RIGGS PARK
OFEN 2-5 Pm.
o24 Kensington n. N.E.-Byick In
mod. kit. . Ssdfms.. Sdnss % fun Ssnt,;, t.;
fenced yard. Approx. $1,000 LIST
trust At 4hes. Monthly payts. $50
incl, taxes and ms. To Reach:
Rises I'd. to Madison ST., Tt. on
Madison 70 Kensinsotn pl.
woopRIpoE
Monros Ct. NE mr.. 81. Anthony's
DETACHED, IN excel. eond.; Ice.
liv. rm. with flrepl.; attrac. din.
rTn,. lovely kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath, LIST d.: rIn. on 2nd; 2-ear
GaraGe. ige. lot, many features.
woonRmoE
Cor. detached. 1901 goth st. NE,
nr, schools and trenSp. side-hall
entr.; liv. rm. with tirepl.: din.
rm,, .Spae. kit, 8 bedrnas., bath,
full bSmt., gas h..h.w.,. detached
Earage, fenced yard. Priced $14,-
ARTHUR L. CURLING, NC.
Evening star., 1960-10-16

BEST IN SUBURBIA
DAMASCUS AREA-Nev custom s.
hedrm. brk. rambler, dashboard
h.-w.h., sep. din. rm., large kit,
daylight bsmt, "a acre, $21,95O.
oArTHERSBURo-A bedrms., Q
baths, Gear garage. on h-acre;
priceless trees; S2l,950.
HoYDS-4-bedrm. Colonial, out
bldSs.. 4 acres; $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

BETHEsDA-NEW LISTING. LADY
monthly, lovely z-bedrm.. s.bath
home With din: rIn., irepl., nice
Kit THIS WON'T LAST. 10.
q. i. scHIEs1NoER CO.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
bM0pen

. TO 9
HILLcREsT. In lovely park Sec
ton; charming spacious brick
rambler: 9 rms 2 full baths. Dc
nIus,.s luxe slec; kit; scr: side pen;'
level lot: except. value. out Pa
ave-, right on 2Sth st., left on
HiLLcREsT. sos gainesville St
" aif cond.: 2X baths, An. bsmt. /:
2-car garage: large level lot.
HILLCREST, on Pa. ave. 1914
Carpenter st.-pet. brick Cape
Cod WIS rms. and bath on lst
aoor: with 2 rms. and bath I'd
A.; full tue 1spfsiirssI ss1lt;i leyei lot.
HILLCREST, Branch ave. mr.. Ala
bams ave.-Det. brick: 8 rms.
ES.d.d SIDE scr; (, peh.; saraSs; large
HiLLcREsT spiit-ievel spanish
bungalow: 3 bedrmS.. gas h,-w.h.:
10O-tt.. front lot: Sl6,95O.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, nr. MINI.
ave.-NeW-house eond.: 5 rms, 2
Ice. bedrms.. paneled rec. rm.. scr.
peh.. storm windows: S12,050;
HILLCREsT. near Ala. aye.-Det.
gANAs y lh4esp. . o1bhst WI -
a.: den; full bsmt.: gas h.-W.h.:
AEAcosTIA. near Good Hope I'd
Corner brick: 8 rms, 2 bedrmS.,
rec. rm., gas h.-w.h.: S11,600.
CAPITOL HILL, 18th st. mr., Pa.
ave.-semidet. brick: q. large rms \,
3 bedFms., 1st-h. powder Tm.: oil
h.-w.h.: garage: S13.500.
18th 81. Mr.. PA. .AyE.--Det. 9
lge. rms; srE5hnnsed rhns for or 2
Mr.. MINN. AVE. AND NAYLOR
RD.-Det.: 2 apts. with 2 bedrms.
each; full bsmt.: Gear garage:
NR. L'is1V. Pa. AND TEXAS AvEs-De..
brick: center hall, 8 rms, 3 bed
rms, . baths, 1gt-n.. den;, rec.
rIn.; gafAge: level lot: S2O;D00'
Mr.. 2sth AND PA. AVE.-Semidet.
brick: 3 apts., 3 rms, and bath
each. Priced only $4,000.
HILLCREgT-Det. brk. rambler;
z rms. with = bedrms., Q baths,
jalousied porch; level lot.
ANACOSTIA.- on MINI. ave.-Lge.'
det. remodeled home with bed:
rms, full bsmt,. with paneled
fessionai man or large family.
NEAR NAVY YARD, on m" ST.:
S;TI.. S;I1. 3 eziS6; Essc O'nt' h'-W'h'; fun
orHER GOOD LETTINGS
JOSEPH F1L1PPO
REALTY COMPANY -
Realtors, 2112 Minnesota Ave. B Z
Evening star., 1960-10-16
ADMIRE THIS

OPEN l-DARK
In Meadowood! S2l,50Ol All rooms
are Target Daylite bsmt.l 800 lott
Lovely treesl Go North on Coles
Vile I'd. (Route $500, left on
Thomas DR.. to cur Open" sign
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6l1l.
Evening star., 1960-10-16
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD,
-s.sA4coNIlllUEpl -

A CUSTOM BUILT contemporary
assignea ..y By srehitset for wood
ton. sppesiins 70 buyer who would
enjoy 3 new home that's different;
don't fail to inspect this 4-bedrm,
DR.: Bradley blvd. past Wilson La,
TO Howell. left 70 Cardigan. left
e eeosN ,. wHrrcoAe, sldr.'
Evening star., 1960-10-16
CAPITOL HILL
IL oRsT 2ss Tsr s-s,E.

CAPITOL HILL
OPEN 2-5
is 4th ST. Sc.
wide flat front brick.
federal asst. Perfect for some.
one who wants only the nnest
restoration. Elegant reception rEn.
and din. Hm., lge. drawing rIn:,
plus card roem and 2 charming
iEs Kit. PVT; ;Dnsssiin DHtis9s ana dsssnrated ss1nnte
bedrms.. each with pvt. bath. and
dressing rm.' small den' parkinS.
500 4th ST. Sc.
Impressive with restrained ele-
Ganee. Embassy-siEe reeeptton
room, sep, din. rm. opening on
pvt. patio. super kit, den with
frepl. and balcony; 3 bedrnns.,
central air eond.
house such as SEP. din. nm. den.
powder rm., etc.; yet the econ
oliy Of . small one. incl. price.
io2 9Th ST. Sc.
Don't miss what may be your last
chance to buy one OF the few
renovated houses on the hill under
$4,000. Comfortable 8 bedrnis;, :,
good location and such excel.
financing you can buy cheaper
iii 3rd ST. NE.
Large Victorian on quiet street
only 3 hlks. from the Capitol.
Enough space to entertain In the
grand manner; plenty OF extras,
such IS bsmt. and earriage-houSe
garage. S36.500 asking.
JOSEPH NJ. WISE. INC.
225 Pc. Ave. s.E. II. 6.6494
Evening star., 1960-10-16
BETHESDA
OPEN l TO 6

WOODHAVEN Former
model spilt-level with many
extras: 4 bedrms., 3 baths.
Immediate possession due to
owners transfer, Mrs. La
Roche. OIL. 2-1171 on prem
ises. Directions: Out Brad
ley blvd. to Woodhaven,
left to Thoreau and right
TO s2ll Thoreau DIR. J. MEL
SON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S40O.
Arizona tribune., 1960-04-22

AL Stovall, chairman Of the
Arizona Symington for Presi-
dent committee says that
Symington'S life reads like a
typical American story of an
average man working his way
from office boy to the highest
lawmaking body in the land.
An astute businessman, he
held executive offices in
various steel and radio COM
panies. In 1888 he became
President of Emerson Elec-
trio Co. of st. Louis. He
laid down non discriminatory
hiring policies which won
him a high place among all
groups. Later he served on
the Mayors Race Relations
and Industrial Relations Com
mittees.
Arizona tribune., 1960-04-22

STUART SYMINGTON, US.
Senator from Missouri. is the
bright hope of many Demo-
Gratis as the hat in the White
House bandwagons roll along.
Senator Symington has an
enviable record in private
business, in government ad-
ministration and now in the
us. Senate.
Arizona tribune., 1960-04-22

RAYMOND D. WARREN, 15 OF Mr. and MIS- Fred warren
2161 Violet Dr. is becoming silver tongued orator
sophomore South Mountain High School, he won first place
the cywde Optmist oatorcal contest He is treasurer
Latin Club and member of the Souhminster Presby
terian Youth Fellowship.
Tribune photo Ed Banks
Arizona tribune., 1960-04-22
RACE RELATIONS DIARY

BALTIMORE, MD. A second
major department store lifted
eating restrictions against
Negroes.
CHICAGO, ILL: A white
robbery suspect admitted he
darkened his face and Joined
a Negro holdup gang.
Arizona tribune., 1960-04-22
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Evening star., 1960-09-05
SMHurt as Youths Riot
In Portland Dance Hall

PORTLAND, Greg. Sept. S
(AP) Police charged II young
people with disorderly conduct
and incitement to riot yester-
day after an outbreak in which
a downtown dance hall was
wrecked.
Six persons suffered minor
injuries in the fracas. which
started late Saturday night
when it was announced that
Ray Charles, bandleader and
former gospel singer could not
appear. Three of those hurt
were policemen.
Police, Fircmcn Called
A riot call brought 10l po-
licemen and % firemen to the
scene. They fought their way
through heavy traffic stream
ing from Multnomah Stadium,
where nearly $4,000 persons had