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Show i . If." J "' 4 SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1958 UUh County. Utah 8 SUNDAY HERALD COLORADO GRASSHOPPER Western Writers Give Awards to PLAGUE IS ON THE MOVE Five Authors Alaska Backers Predict Statehood B ill Passage AKRON, Colo. Colorado's grasshopper infestation is apparently on the move. Swarms of the pests were reported flying as bigh as 6,000 feet fident the Senate' would pass the above the ground Friday by pilots measure, "prob- in 'the area. ably by Wednesday." The hoppers, according to reHe said opposition "crumbled" ports received at the U.S. WeathFriday when- the Senate rejected, er Bureau observation station in two major tests of strength, here, were migrating north. proposals which would have scutWeatherman Don Miller, 26, of tled statehood for this session of (UPI)-r- - Jubilant have predicted Alaska supporters the Senate would approve that 7 statehood for the territory by an overwhelming margin next week. Jackson (Wash.) Sen. Henry-Mset for making was aid the stage Alaska the 49th state of the union. The Democratic floor manager of Congress. It turned down 9 the Alaska bill said he was con- Sen. A.S. Mike Monroney's move to give Alaska commonwealth status instead of statehood, and a point of order abdefeated, jection by Sen. James O. Eastland (DMiss.); who said the Alaska bill's military land withdrawal provisions were unconstitutional. "The votes Fray pointed the way for an- overwhelming vote on final "passage" of the bill without amendment," Jacksop said. By MERRIMAN SMITH Jackson, who eaid the votes United Press International against the Monroney and Eastl. land WASHINGTON (UPD Top proposals were "much bigger sources have revised their thar we expected," predicted that deficit estimates for fiscal .1958 the final vote would be "even ending Monday with a new fore- greater." ' ' t . cast that the government will finish about $2,750 ,000,0(X in the red. Grandmother had a reason for Estimates of the deficit far fis- paring her potatoes thin. She cal 1959 f beginning July 1 were avoided loss of valuable minerals higher than administration predict- and vitamins. Serving potatoes ions- of as recently "as a month in their jackets also saves these ago, according to a highly author- food elements close to the skin. itative compilation made available to United Press International. The Eisenhower administration now anticipates a 1959 federal deficit of between 10 and 12 billion dollars and in all' probability much nearer the higher figure. Expected Red Ink Figures Given Last-i n u t e corporation tax payments between now and Monday night change the deficit total for 1958. But presidential advisers expect the red-in- k figure to be between $2,600,000,000 and WASHINGTON Eastern (UPD House-approve- d . - . 50-2- (D-Okla- $2.7 Billion 53-2- .) 8 Deficit In U. S. Budget - fed--era- ; -- All Major Tunnel Work Completed At Glen Canyon GLEN CANYON (UPD The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation said Saturday all. major tunnel work at the Glen Canyon damsite had been completed with the finishing of a 9,390 foot power access road tunnel this week. river diPreviously two 45-fo- least a dozen" reports from pilots, including one that placed a cloud of hoppers at 4,500 feet 30 miles southwest of Fort- Morgan. Another pilot report said "moderate ,clouds" . of ' grasshoppers were spotted 50 to 60 miles east of Akron at an altitude of 6,000 mean that chances for individual tax cuts next year look increasingly dim. Although the fiscal year ends Monday, R will be several days later before the government an-- . nounces the final figures for the , SUSPEIISE CLUTCHES YOUR HEART HI THIS SPECTACULAR The United Arab Repubc leader is expected to outline the benefits of neutralism to Yugoslav President Tito when the two meet at Brioni July 6 and 7. Until hie recent split with the Soviet Union, Tito usually went along with the Communist bloc's foreign policy. But Cairo sources consider him now ready to throw in with the neutralist camp whose northern line extends from Jakarta to New Delhi to Cairo. T O F THE The Cairo sources said a Nasser-Tit- o coalition would result in Yugoslavia siding with Greece against Turkey in the feud .oVer Cyprus which is harassing the NATO alliance. , In (UPD . CLEVELAND Belgrade, Yugoslav sources Emery County Attorney Mack Bundersori said Tito will give Nasser a full said Saturday there, would be no report on thg sudden Soviet deinquest into the death of Mrs. Clee cision to hincredits to YugoslaJohnson who was killed by a rifle via. Nasser also; is on the Soviet credit line with a promise of aid shot Thursday. ' Bunderson said the woman ap- without strings attached. The Russians withdrew promisparently died by accident when she jarred the trigger of a deer es of help for Yugoslavia when Tito demanded he be allowed to rifle while cleaning a closet. The woman is survived by her follow his own foreign and interhusband and six children. nal policies. County agents 6ay the insects are No Inquest In Woman's Death clover and and barley HUNGARIANS ei v 3M Thg ill for extra flaror-Mvor- y and brown on the outside, tender aod 'occoleDt inskk. fag r&-zgs- -- , MJ0Parker Jptter ; I r ? 1 ITS A ROTISSE&SE Contiftaous wtu pook ing, meats ate slf-bast- rr -- tt- r " ; yfr - Pen and Liquid Pencil Set Wonderful for Outdoor Living - - - with any General Electric Portable. Appliance purcha$e! I. oio -- j v" I r1 t f ir W tric Rbtisaerie has a ther mostatically coo-- TIT U - trolled oven that bakes and roasts as beauti fully as the finest range. 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GREGSOII-ANTHON- mammtmw inviKi Makes Meat Tastier Returned by the Police TECHNICOLOR TISTAYtSIOrt JOilil j Event In Greatest niMii CHARLTON Confiscated Fireworks irfei thssa Apist ltt?...thj rwirMrri When You Own One Jan-nar- 0; SEA! AGAIN!!! Another A. L. Duckett Saving For You On Our ed Categories Outlined Authoritative estimates, however, put the totals for fiscal 1958 at close to: $72,250,000,000 Expenditures ' $69,500,000,000' Revenue $2,750,060,000 Deficit New, hitherto unreleased estimates for fiscal 1959 show: between 67 and Expenditures 66 billion dollars. Deficit. between 10 and 12 billion dollars; more likely over 11 billion. y President Eisenhower last estimated 1958 would end with a deficit of only 400 million dollars expenditures, revenue, $72,400,000,000. Reason, for higher deficit was found in one word recession. SHOW C: 15 65e neutralism." Wagon;" Dan Cushman, Great Falls, Mont., regional novel, "Silver Mountain;" Robert West Howard, Chicago, nonfiction, "This is The .West;". Jinf Kjelgaard, Phoenix, juvenile novel, "Wolf Brother;" and Peggy Sim son Curry, Casper, Wyo., short story, "The Brushoff." ers report the hoppers are increasing on range and cropland. Adults OPEN 7:45 10-d- ay Winners were Elmer Kelton, San Angelo, Te,, novel, "Buffalo . 1 Youll Love It year. $72,800,-000,00- ALEXANDRIA, United Arab RePresident Gamal public (UPD Abdel Nasser has sailed for Yuvacation goslavia for a' which will include 'some missionary work on behalf ' of "posithne Calif. (UPD ROSA, 1957: feet. By nightfall, Miller said, pilot reporte indicated the hoppers kad ' settled down. I Good flying weather enabled spray planes to step up insecticide treatment of the stricken region where five counties have been declared disaster areas by Colorado Gov. Steve McNicholas. Northeastern Colorado ranch- fields. 4 The Western Writers of America ended their 1958 convention here Thursday by awarding five golden spurs to the authors of works judged to be the top westerns of - eating the alfalfa, margins of wheat For Yuqoslavia 0. The 1959 outlook has darkened in recent weeks as far as the deficit' is concerned. The govern- ment'c top fiscal planners now believe revenues will sink well below this year. At the same time spending will increase. The 1959 deficit estimates also - SANTA DEMONSTRATE version tunnels were completed. All three tunnels will be lined VIENNA, Austria (UPD A protest demonstration by Hungarian with concrete by Merritt-Chapma- n and Scott Corp., prime contractors refugees against the Communist for construction of the dam. Wa-t- executions of freedom Premier from the Colorado River will Imre Nagy and other rebel leadbe diverted through the diversion ers was broken up by Austrian tunnels by next spring. police in front of the Hungarian here Thursday night. PoBlasting and digging operations Legation ' claimed the lives of two workmen lice arrested about 30 demonstraduring the construction period tors who refused to obey orders to disperse. which started last September. m $2,800,-000,00- ot "at Otiis, Colo., said he received Nasser Sails J s 1 FEATURE mum t . DA(1AAI1DRE7S fN |