2 Leaders Ask
Statehood for
Territories
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-P-Jo-seph
R. Farrington, delegate to
congress from Hawaii, tonight
called on congress to grant state
hood to Hawaii, declaring such ac
tion "would greatly enhance the
influence of the United States in
the Pacific and among all depend
ent peoples."
"To compel the people of this
territory to continue in their pres
ent status," he told the 16th annu
al New York Herald Tribune for
t m. "Would be not only the vio
lation of a promise, but contrary
to the wish of the people them
selves, who voted tor statehood in
a plebiscite in 1940."
Krnest H. Cruening, governor of
Ala&ka, urged that congress grant
statehood to the territory, and said
the present political status and ec
onomic conditions of Alaskans
"are more closely akin to serfdom
than to "sovereignty."
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"It is my conviction," he told
the forum, "shared by the major
ity of Alaskans, that territoriality
s the major factor in retarding
growth and development.
. "For half a century the economy
of Alaska has reld chiefly on two
industries, salmon fishcnc and
gold mines,' both at present lan
guishing, partly as a result of
federal policies.
"Alaska's other vast potential
ities have remained undeveloped
chiefly owing to inappropriate
laws imposed by congress, con
servation measures which have
often not conserved but often have
paralyzed, and an economy dom
inated by absentees whose chief
purpose was to extract wealth of
Alaska rapidly, take it away with
them and leave little or nothing
within the territory."
Low Dam Bids Named
PORTLAND, Oct 20.-(?VLow
bids on two alternate plans for
construction of a cofferdam at Mc
Nary dam site on the north bank
of the Columbia river have been
filed by Guy F. Atkinson com
pany, of Portland, and contract
award has been recommended by
the district army engineer.
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Taylor Slates
Sunday Start
On Horseback
LOS ANGELES, Oct: 20.-MV
Idaho s young democratic senator,
Glenn H. Taylor, is a little rusty
on his riding but nevertheless he
is going to start off next Sunday
on a transcontinental horseback
ride preaching the doctrine of bro
therly love.
Senator Taylor plans to leave
from Seal Beach, Califs and head
east through El Paso, Tex., on a
southern route to the southeast
coast. He has no itinerary mapped
but he will speak whenever and
wherever the opportunity affords,
he said today.
"I know that as a young sena
tor my views are not as news
worthy as those , of the elder
statesmen," the former cowboy
band leader said at a news con
ference. "I find, though, that al
most without exception the elder
statesmen are favoring a policy
which I believe can lead only to
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atomic and biological war and
ruin for our country and the
world, whether we win or lose.
"I've spent most of my life on
the stage and I realize that in or
der to attract attention to a voice
which oppOKcs thin view I mut
dramatize the i&sue. That is why I
am going to cross the continent on
horseback.
"If we want peace, our foreign
policy must be one that will make
friends of the Russians. It hasn't
done that If we plan to fight the
Russians, then our foreign policy
should be designed to win the
friendship of other nations in or
der that we may have allies to aid
us."
The dapper, 43-year-old west
erner said he had sent to Wash
ington for his banjo, that he will
play and sing for his audiences
CAd that he is taking three white
fcLa-ses on the trip. Two of them
will ride in the Taylor trailer
while he rides the third.
Inventor Samuel Colt con
structed a wooden model of a
later famous revolver in 1829
when 14 years of age and on a
run-away voyage to India.
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Noii-Parliaii Work
Agreed in Drive
For NW Power
TACOMA, O. t. 20. (,V, - Tf v
I flight power executives ot the Pa
cific northwest met here today
and voiced agreement that advo
; cates of both public and private
power would have, to adopt a non
partisan position to make the
strongest possible representation
to congress for development of
available resources.
C. A. Erdahl, commissioner of
! public utilities here, told the group
he was inclined to view as too
j conservative the estimates made
last January. At that time the
group said this area would need
an additional 1,565,000 kilowatt
scours of electricity by 1953 to
rteet the anticipated demand.
Fraik Warren, executive vice
president of the Portland General
Electric Co., was named today to
take charge of a project by which
the power executives will study
revised estimates of the demand
up to 1956. Warren probably will
have a report on the matter with
in two or three weeks, Erdahl
said. He will meet with officials
of public and private utilities
throughout the area in the new
study.
19-Year-Old Owns
U. S. Champ Steer
KANSAS CITY, Oct 20-P)-An
Iowa farm youth realized a
10-year-old ambition today as he
saw his 1,190-pound Angus steer,
Mistery, acclaimed grand cham
pion steer of the American Royal
Livestock show.
Ronald Paasch. 19, from Wal
nut. Ia., won his first grand cham
pionship after 10 years of 4-H
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Friends Group
Aids Chinese
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 20.-(?V
A Friends Service, unit working
behind communist lines in China
is operating hospitals and labora
tories in caves while patients lie
on straw strewn over the floor of
raised platforms, . the American
Friends Service committee dis
closed today.
A Canadian member of the
Quaker team which had been
working with the International
Peace Hospital in Yenan and was
lost last March when the commun
ist capital fell, traveled two
months by mule, horse and don
key, to bring news of the group.
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safe and welL
Wheat in NW
Said Half Sold
SPOKANE, Oct. 20--More'
than half the 1947 wheat crop in
Idaho, Washington and Oregon
already has been sold, A. E. Sut
ton. Portland, general manager of
North Pacific Grain Growers.
Inc., said at a directors' meeting
today.
Three-fourths of the grain sold
in the northwest, he said, has been
turned over the commodity credit
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