U.S. Opposition to
Seating Red China
Stands Unchanged
WASHINGTON, tff» — A State
Department spokesman said to
day United States opposition to
seating Red China in the United
Nations stands unchanged. The
(spokesman said he hoped his
statement would correct a con
trary impression reported by Bur
mese Premier U Nu.
Press officer Henry Suydam
said he had received a number
of inquiries as to policy on the
matter after the Burmese pre
mier told a New York news con
ference he had got in Washing
ton “the impression that most of
the responsible people are not
against the admission of Peiping
into the United Nations.”
U Nu added they were simply
thinking “about the time when
it could be done.”
Sen. Bridges (R-NH) called in
an interview today for the names
of the “responsible officials” who
gave U Nu the impression he re
ported.
Suydan was asked whether
Bridges had requested the State
Department to make inquiries for
the names. Suydan said he knew
of no action like that.
Eisenhower Will
Compromise to
Get Bills Through
WASHINGTON, WC- President
Eisenhower was reported willing
to compromise on highway and
housing legislation in an effort
to get bills through Congress in
its closing days.
A highly placed Republican
who asked not to be named said
the President has indicated he
will settle for action in this ses
sion on five major bills: military
reserve, atomic ship, foreign aid
and some kind of housing and
road building measures.
The President was said to feel
if no general housing measure
can be pushed through it still
might be possible to get action
at this session on proposals for
construction of military housing.
However, informed House
members have said they thought
some sort of a housing bill would
be passed by the House, even if
Public Housing is excluded. The
housing bill provides for exten
sion of such non-controversial
housing programs as Federal
Housing Administration and
Home Mortgage Insurance. *
THURSDAY BASEBALL
American League
Cleveland 9, Kansas City 1
Chicago 12, Detroit 1
Boston 6, Washington 5
National League
Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 3
New York 8, Philadelphia 5
St. Louis 9, Cincinnati 8
Milwaukee 3, Chicago 2
Pacific Coast League
Portland 4, Oakland 1
San Francisco 7, Sacramento 3
Hollywood 5, San Diego 4
Seattle 8, Los Angeles 4
Rare Mineral Discovery
In British Columbia
Is First on Continent
EDMONTON, Alta., OR—Blake
Sage, president of the Sage Oil
Co., Ltd., said Wednesday the first
North American discovery of the
rare mineral zeuenerite has been
made in orthwestern British Col
umbia.
He said zeueneritt, a member of
the uranium family of radioactive
minerals, previously was discov
ered only in South America and
Africa.
Sage said the discovery topped
off a major uranium find in the
Atlin Lake area, 80 miles north
east of Juneau. He and four com
panions staked claims there dur
ing May and June.
$22 Million Contract for
ACS Construction Work
Near Anchorage, Alaska
WASHINGTON, OR — The Air
F£>rce today confirmed reports
that a 22-million-dollar contract
had been awarded to Morrison
Knudsen Co., Pocatello, Idaho, for
construction work on the Alaska
Communications System near An
chorage.
The contract was sublet thru
the Western Electric Co., which
has supervision of the big elec
tronic project in the territory.
When completed, the communi
cations system will be involved
in the “DEW Line” chain of radar
defenses that are being construct
ed across the northern-most sec
tions of the continent.
Fine Job Printing at The Nugget
Plans Made for Alcan Hy.
Customs Station Near
Alaska - Canada Border
WASHINGTON, GfV-The House
Territories subcommittee Wed
nesday approved a bill to permit
the Interior Department to select
a site and prepare plans for a
border station along the Alaska
Highway near the Alaska-Can
adian border.
The station would be used by
the Customs Bureau and the Im
migration Service.
Delegate Bartlett told the sub
committee the present station is
located 97 miles from the border
at Tok Junction. Because of in
creased traffic on the Alcan High
way, the Canadian government
recently established a similar sta
tion on the Canadian side of the
border.
The legislation would require
that plans and cost estimates of
the station be submitted to Con
gress for approval before con
struction could proceed.
WEDNESDAY BALL SCORES
National League
Brooklyn 10-1, Pittsburgh 5-4
Milwaukee 5, Chicago 1
New York 4, Philadelphia 2
St. Louis 6, Cincinnati 4
American League
Detroit 5, Chicago 3
Baltimore 4, New York 0
Boston 7, Washington 5
Cleveland 8, Kansas City 4
Pacific Coast League
Sacramento 6, San Francisco 1
Hollywood 2, San Diego 1
Oakland 2, Portland 1
Los Angeles 3, Seattle 2
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