Dear all, Time-resolved spectroscopic observations taken by K. Sadakane, Osaka-Kyoiku University were done between July 24 UT 13:50 and UT 16:50, at OAO 36-inch with coverage of 400-500nm. A spectrum taken about at the middle of the eclipses shows that He II 4686 A is a strong emission with doubled profile. The estimated peak separation is about 14 A, but the peaks vary with the orbital period. The CIII - NIII complex at 4640 A is also in emission with double peak. On the other hand, H-beta shows both of emission and absorption feature like P Cyg profile, which varies with the orbital period. Higher Balmer series H-gamma and H-delta are broad absorption features, as is He I 4471 A. More detailed analysis is under way. The emission feature resembles to the beginning of the 1978 outburst reported in IAUC 3311, and Ortolani et al. (1980) taken at four days after maximum, but does not resemble the spectra taken by K. Ayani at Bisei during the rising stage (vsnet-alert 6110), which shows no emission component around the wavelength of HeII and C-N complex. Best Regards, Hajime BABA and Kozo Sadakane VSNET Collaboration team