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Show 'Mi1' ' V ... .' f .; ' j r'-- '.. '; ' : llliMMMIIMMI.OTfflimMW j Terrific Storm Almost 'VI Wipes Out Alaslca Tovn team of Army and Air Force doctor ..today were giving typhis A , the 700 typhoid lnnoculations in town .residents of this Alaska i effort to ward off a possible . ah to . epidemic,! The doctors were called out by Alaska' Gov. William Egah today as an aftermath of the worst Bering Sea "storm in 15 years. For 48 65 , Unalaklcet, forcing sea water across the entire village. Roofs of houses were ripped off by the wind, the school was flooded and many of the town's woodwere crumpled. en structures to In addition medical aid, the governor requested, the Army and Air Force to send in medical supplies and emergency power ecjuip-men- t. UNAUkLEET, Alaska (UP!) ' . j ; ' It V"'- - EXPLOSION, FIIIE KILLS 11 Tennessee Eastman Co. at Kingsport Tenn. was hit by a huke explosion pTues-daleaving fires that were! still oujb of control hours y, S COMPLETE SQUAD NEW YORK (UPI) The lOman r basketball team College which will play the New York Knickerbockers in an exhibition game Oet. 14 has been completed with the: addition of Bob Boozer, former Kansas State star and a member of the victorious United States Olympic quintet at Rome, , Others, on the team are Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Darrall Imhoff, Tom Sanders, Dave Budd, Bill (Pickle Kennedy, Ron John son, JacKie Moreiana ana ken ALL-STAR- , had' to ' get food from ja passing aircraft carrier to keep from starving. The radio transmitter gave ' ;'' t "OUt. crew jAll-Sta- ' ; Babboon hit windless weather with land in sight. The crew had to pump the bilges every three hours to keep the vessel from sinking. The adventurers feel they now can be classed as veteran sea. men. They plan to sail on to Los j Wilkeni.1 i McLemore is charged on two SALT LAKE CITY .(UPDTes-timony will . continue today in the counts of counterfeiting and mak- fRay ihg a pla e in the likeness of a counterfeiting trial of Leslie ' (Mickey) McLemore in federal U.S. obligation. court in Salt Lake City. Tuesday a government witness testified that he, turned offer $125,T X .. i ALL-STAR- S NEW YORK two had made 'n eg atlves 'and plates and printed the bills last July 4. Ray StoUt, Salt Lake City, was one of five government witnesses Average length of passenger He car been has to stand. the trips in the United States is brought as determined ' vy 8.5 miles for of prosecution given Immunity I i. XL .1 ..Li mli Am L.J . i ml conregpea Pri m vne counivt rcvciu York (UPP-N- ew University basketball coach Lou Itossini will guide the I960 College againei the New York Knickerbockers Oct. 14 at Madison Square Garden In the ninth annual Milk Fund benefit game. All-Sta- aftef the more .,., '- i ... .... j'-- i ' '250 , .V WIST CENTER '. 4 "'' :r'. ..'-- '' M " i"; j . : j .) m JMm frmm tSfiMMoiSSI r ' r ' ".."! . I : :.'.:, ' : ! 'i r . '. ':- '.!!':'.' m. - r (!'..' FIELD 4. .. E Gier-- j ent .,.'1 :' s as- "?" ; rs JJDW-PRCin the new number ffot i .. Yeamans as license , PILOTS - i - A. . .j f - : v I i i . Frank . 00Q . SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) The Salt Lake City Commission today a p p r o v e d the appointment of : j .'..''! ..... ' j Testimony Continues In Salt Lake Counterfeit Trial , ..'.( New License Assessor play-by-pla- " The 7 ! ft jLmim , i A; " . i The building on the 1 400. acre plant site where the explosion occurred normally is operated by remote control for the manufacture of aniline dye which Is explosive during certain manufacturing processes but normally Is considered a ?'safeM material. The dead and injured were believed to have been Outside the;btjilding. rirefightlng equipment and ambulances from lour citief raced to the scene. Windows were shat-ere- d in the : center of Itown two miles away, and the j rumbling explosion was heard as "far away 3s Johnson City, 20 miles to the southeast. Electric power . and elephone service was' disrupted. The injured were taken to a lumber of hospitals in f surround-n- g towns, and no exact estimate vould be made. Eastman officials ililifl imsmmmmwmmmmim t substantial ! 3 sessor, The commission also approved sthe reorganization of the t city license department. Yeamans resigned Monday as chief inspector of the Utah Department of Business Regulation,. He will succeed Ray Van Noy, ; whose resignation was accepted ' at today's meeting. as served who has Van Noy, ' .n j the for head of the department JAMES SERIES ANNOUNCERS past year and a half, said he resigned because he had been inw formed that Mayor J,i Bracken ,Ui" iew YorK Yankee announcer, ana Lee wished to make his own Bob Prince of the Pittsburgh PI in the license departlater. Fire centered in aniline building of the o rganic rates will i handle the television ment. He will return to hia foreraldkilled. were Eleven 'chemicals division. (I reported y broadcasts of ' the mer job as city license Inspector. UPI Telephoto) World Series, the National Broad casting Company announced Wed of a l u. s. nesday; Chuck Thompson of the Although killer whales grovr Nearly one-ha- lf residents and some 60 pe r cent of Washington Senators and Jack only to a length of 30 feet, these Canada's population live , within Qulnlan of the Chicago White Sox bloodthirsty marauders will at' will share the radio commentary. tack and kill larger whales. 500 miles of Buffalo, N. Y. feiting for becoming a govern- : , r n ment witness. Earlier Tuesday, a petit grand jury returned guilty verdicts on three of four counts against Linden James Christensen, 22, Salt Lake City, who was accused Of passing bills allegedly printed by McLemore and Stout. J - . ;. f said about 60 penoni were hurt but the highway patrol laid at least 115 were injured. 'Nine of the deed were Identified shortly after the explosion.. The bodies of two others could not ImV ,t mediately be identified. ; . - , i j i Angelei. ' - un-daunt- ed I , t " sailing "experience. A storm shattered the schoon- . I i j j Persons Killed In Tennessee Blast, Fire 11 (Continued from Page One) ' f' ' ; le . 4 DAILY HERALD plosion, but the tangled wreckag still was too hot today, for rescuers to hunt for more victims. j , ' ' t, ; Plagued By Disasters The r ' resident, said: "The swells from the sea were as high as 30 feet. It's a miracle no one was injured. We lost; our loading 'dock for ships, and! Our church was moved several feet when a Wall of seawater and sand battered into it." Tuesday, many of the women HONOLULU (UPI The schoo and children in the village were ner Babboon took twice the usual trip evacuated by the Air Force to a time lio make the 4,250-mihere (from Fiji in a voyage nearby radar site. About 600 Es-of the village's residents are V. plagued" by disaster. But the i.' ". kimos. to on as sail' crew plans In addition to the possible epicraft is vso6h as the demic, townspeople also faced a . . Repaired, f (food shortage today.j DurThe Fiji to Hawaii trip was possible the ing height of the storm, the 'made under these circumstances: Commercial Co.'s , power . Power Sk pper Harry Macpherson of shed blew away and caused a Fiji had done all his previous blackout; deep. sea. sailing aboard freighters. Frozen; fish, making up & i Navigator Gene Laughlin of portion of the diet for the Newport Beach, Calif., can't read natives, as - well as other frozen V a sextant!' W; foods, were reported spoiling be I two "other crewmen, cause of lack of power. ... Tfre Charles Chaplin of London and Maxwell Hoe of Fiji, had no pre sieru. , r ' ' , ; cSea iVoyage er' ' ' ' i" , ' , I - 1 r A public health doctor and pubhours,! winds ranging-- between and 75 miles an hour battered lic health nurse were on their way here today from Anchorage by airplane to aid the armed forces physicians. Gale Fiermering, a Unalakleet vious- ' ' ocrovm I'm wothctay, UUh County, Uth -- V j. 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