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Show I - I t Alaska to Elect Two Unofficial U. Sj Senators JUNEAU, Alaska .UP)-Alas-k- ans went to the polls today to elect two unofficial U.S. senators and one representative to bolster the territory's bid for statehood. The plan to send a "congressional" delegation to Washington to thump for statehood is similar to a device used by Tennessee just prior to its admission as a state. ' It was adopted by Alaska's constitutional convention last winter and approved by a 2 margin at the primary election in April. Also at stake are seats in the s 3-- U.S. Holds Key In Solution Of Suez Crisis (UP) Egyptian government sources said today success of (Security Council; efforts ' the Suez Canal dispute depended "in large measure"" on the positron of the United States. CAIRO, Egypt They expected Secretary ot State John Foster Dulles' speech at today's Security Council meeting to narrow the gap between the two conflicting camps, or- - wide it irrevocably, . U.S. approval of Egypt's proposal for new Suez talks byan "impartially chosen" negotiating body would make hopes for settling the dispute brighter than ever before, they said. But, U.S. backing of the Anglo- French line that Egypt should ne gotiate with the Suez Canal Users Associaa makes the problem tion, deadlock." irrevocable "jammed, One of the major differences in Egypt' i position and that of the West has been the form of negotiations and the composition of .the negotiating group. It was recalled by ' Egyptian sources that Dulles recently indi cated the United States might not go all the way with itsBritish and French allies in the Security Coun cil debates, declaring that Wash ington does not feel itself bound to any measures proposed during the Security Council debate. Cairo political ouarters hailed speech Monday's Security Council ' by Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahimound Fawzi. as a '"masterful presentation" of Egypt's hopes and views for settlement of the canal dispute. ' ! s d Western-sponsore- " - . . -- . s Beatification Held For Pope Innocent XI VATICAN CITY (UP)-inno- . . ee ;-- i :t V. - . : - ' ' . - - 'I; V ' 1 mid-Augus- t, Statistics. The report showed wage and salary employment reachfed a total of 1,612,500. Total employment was 56,500. higher than hi August of last year.. y The Bureau credited resumption of operations after the steWl strike with boosting the Agusi total. Biggest gains were7 madi in the killing two- and injuring 19. Damage in the blast was estimated manufacturing and mining indusat $350,000. (UP Telephoto), tries in Colorado and UtaH All states, with the exception of Montana, shared in the gain in employment from August' of 1955. Arizona, Colorado and Utah each gained 12,000 or more workers ials crashsed in a heap in the over the year. basement. Earnings in all states except It was feared af first that Utah were higher than a year ago. n have bee j many persons might Seasonal declines in weekly hours of in debris. mass the trapped food in About 100 men dug into the wreckprocessing plants and a A huge slab of KANAB (UP) in work week the primary shorter 25 victims. for Nearly possible age will be blasted from a sheer metals industry resulted in the ambulances were called and. fire- rock dam-sjt- e drop in weekly earnings in Utah. men, police, civil defense worker canyon wall at Glen Canyon to next to went work. Weekly earnings for the midrescue and Monday signal opensquads week of August averaged $74.17 in ing of construction on the upper A high of $95.12 was reUtah. MOOSE NEWS Colorado River project. in Nevada. The national corded When CLIFTON, N.J. (UP) President Dwight D. Eisenhower average was $79 79. the Clifton Moose Lodge heard will push a telegraph key in Washd moose had that a rammed the auto of hunter Wil- ington to set off the explosive World's bean capital is a title liam Janner in Maine, it offered charge that will drop tons of rock claimed by Mountainair, N. M. him a membership with a yearfs from the west wall of the canyon. free dues. Janner accepted. The groundbreaking will be at the lower portal of the west diversion j has echoed for years from the deep South was one of the forces that TWO KILLED IN EXPLOSION Exterior view of the Ampco Metal , Co. in Milwaukee. Wis. after explosion ripped through the building, sent Alaskan voters to the polls. George H. Stocky, New a Orleans Lehleitner, appli ance and floor covering dealer. has spent a decade and untold pri vate funds battling for Alaskan MILWAUKEE (UP) two per- ing the night to keep curiosity statehood. sons were kiled and 19 injured seekers away from shaky walls Lehleitner, who had never vis ' to crumble. ited Alaska before he started his late Monday when an explosion which threatened ady Killed by the blast were Mrs crusade, also wants statehood for ripped apart the new Hawaii. dition at Ampco Metals, Inc., on Arthur Baxter, 35, a clerk, who "Both Alaska and Hawaii were Milwaukee's South Side. died en route to a hospital, and at was estimated promised statehood when! they Damage Charles Planke, 49, who died in a were ready for it," he said,! "This to $350,000. Fire. Chief Ed four hours after the exnation will improve itself econom Wiscber called the disaster one of hospital plosion. ically . . . and we will be. morally .the city's worst in recent years. Seven 4other persons were hosa much stronger nation when we 'Wischer and about 25 firemen, pitalized and 12 were given first give statehood to those areas." equipped with searchlights, dug aid by the company nurse. Into the tangled mass of ruins with A steam boiler in the basement picks, axes and power saws to be of the y brick and glass sure no other victims were block office building exploded and , trapped. blew out one wall and the roof. A police detail was posted dur The two first floors, with desks, filing cabinets and other mater ld two-stor- $300,-TOO- O two-stor- (UP)-- A federal told the attorney Supreme Court a that of evidence wealth today, supported the 1932 conviction of 14 California : Communists charged with conspiracy to teach the violent overthrow of the govern. : But lawyers for the Communists who were tried in Los Angeles, argued that the record contained not a shred of evidence "to link them with. violent revolution. The attorneys made the statements in arguments prepared for the court today. The California case is the first of five Communist 'appeals to be heard this week. The court ' began hearing arguments at the term's first business session Monday after lining up additional work for itself on a wide variety of legal issues. Cases accepted, for review and argument later, in the 'term involve the application of federal antitrust laws to professional football; the right of congressional investigators to "expose" former Communists; and the question of whether, an employer may be compiled by a federal' court to comply with arbitration equirements in a' labor contract. cent . miles ' per fiour The X15 will fly so high that normal aircraft contols will be of little or no value. Instead of such control surfaces! it is expected to have small rockets, mounted at the wing tips, t control its direcJ' tion. ! ' I fho r.lonpyf.lan ot i Utah Pinanco a IIE17 ADDRESS Ucu ! four-legge- Government Paying Higher Interest Rate Leatham to Head New Kearns Bank The gov(UP) ernment is paying a higher interest rate for its weekly borrowing of $1.6 billion this week than it has, at any time since the bank holiday of 1933. Tight money is the .reason. The combination of a boom demand for loans and a federal reserve policy of credit restraint has been pushing up interest rates of all types of borrowing. Utah SALT LAKE CITY (UP) Bank Commissioner Louis S. Leatham will become president of the new Bank of Kearns when released from his present position. Leatham submitted his resignation in June but under law must serve until his resignation is formally accepted and his successor had been appointed and duly qualified. WASHINGTON 1,900 j Blast to Signal Beginning of Dam Construction J afajt - Two .Killed, 19 Injured In Explosion WASHINGTON but details hav? not been; ani nounced, , The X15, if jit performs as planned, will caifyman at speeds more than twice! as fast as those achieved to datse in a research plane and abOu three times as, fast as those flwn by any war plane known todiy The X15, latelt in a string of research craft J with', which the United States las explored the mysteries of higli speed and high altitude, will exceed the currently fantncHs rctfn& hv tha ; X2 rocket ship. 1 ' Before it crafsed on Sept. 27. the X2 had beejn flown to a reported altitude of 126,000 feet, about 24 miles, knd at a speed of SAN FRANCISCO (UP)-f-- i Wage and salary employment, excluding agricultural and domestic workers, in the eight Intfermoun-tai- n states showed an increase of 15,200 from mid - July ltd according to a report released today by the U. S. Department of Labor's Bureau k Labor . - in congrefsional testimony, j which Conviction Of 14 Communists Argued In Court t.. r . Increase Seenj In Wage, Salary Employment f 10 ment. ', JT One Man Lobby I it t - Political leaders throughout the United States also kept an eye on the Alaskan voting which has become increasingly valid as a "barometer" in reflecting the presiden tial vote that normally comes several weeks later. lobby . . , convention. For the unofficial "seat" in the House of Representatives, Alas kans had a , choice between Dem ocrat Ralph Rivers of Fairbanks and Republican Charles Burdick ' of Juneau. one-ma- n ; , t , . four-yea- A f It may be reaty to fly in about By CHARLES CORDDRY ' ? United Press Staff Correspondent two years. WASH INGTON (UP) The gov- - ' Designated the! X15, the specernment is planning a ' rocket-powere- d tacular little eralt is expected to research airplane that reach altitudes well bove 200,000 I will fly well "over 4,000 niiles' an ; feet, or more than 38 mUes. towas it learned exclusively hour, The airplane i under joint deday.:-- velopment by thle National Advi4 sory Com m ittee J for Aerona ut ic s , the Air Force, the Navy, and North American! Aviati6n, I tfc, Los Angeles. It I has been mefl-tione- d ! v - ? i 1 j . Karl Little, managing director State Credit Union League Inc. had previously announced Leatham would become a special representative of the league, Little, who will be a director of the Kearns bank, yesterday announced Leatham would head the S. of the Utah banking firm. FIRST SECURITY. tunnel. The $2.5 million diversion tunnel 'Will cut 2.768 feet through solid rock and will divert about 80 per cent of the Colorado River's flow when it is complete. ana congressmen Governors from each of the upper basin states have been invited to view the groundbreaking. The Bureau of Reclamation will provide transportation from Kanab to the dam-sit- ..the A 25d0 REWARD For Information leading to arrest of persons stealing cream and black Watting mny When yew m Penny Weighing Scales from in front of Utah Office Supply Store in Prove last t week. ' w wr ma w m th MoncyfMon with 4 , Ih Friendly Finance Pkwi V.'l . ; '. CaU:w , KNUDSEN MUSIC' CO. FR 62 e, Bank for Hverybod y I , I K7H , . Beatification is the last step be- far Tnnorent XI i canonized as a , saint. - A MOWER MOTORIST TAMPA, Fla. .r'r;t -- Uh Government Planning RocPowered Plane - - , six-ye- ar . : ! 15 m XI, the ' lftflx century Pope who saved Europe .from an invading Turkish army, was raised Sunday to the state of a "blessed" in be atification ceremonies at the Vat ican. .. Later, Pope Pius XII drove into Rome from his summer home at Castel Gandolfo and prayed for in spiration before the relics of the 17th century merchant's son who left a banker's desk for th$ throne of St. Peters. '.V'. territorial Legislature and three top terriotrial offices but H was the plan that was the center of campaign Inter est. l Former governor. Nominated "Senate term! For the Democrats nominated former Gov. Ernest Gruening of Eagle River to oppose Republican John Butro- vich of Fairbanks. Robert Atwood, Anchorage news paper publisher, is the GOP canr Senate didate for the term. 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