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Show Temperatures Temperature endinj O cooler Sunday night; slight- ly warmer Monday; high temperature Sunday, about 49; low tem- about 35. OSDEN The Dnited Press The Associated Press Seventy-seventh Year--No. 71 CITY, UTAH, Its « the Soviets Navy Day YORK, Oct. 26 NEW For Prayer The Associated By The Rogge Declares Nazi Report Oct. 26--Two ocupants of a light 1941 Was Suppressed were killed and a third -WASHINGTON, who managed to Oct. 26 (AP) as a O. John Rogge, Workmen fired today Associated Press ' ^^^TM^^ it ury it the tracks. In the report Rogge recommendmass seditibn Steel thus became the fourth ma-Dead were Frank Priestley, 42, ed dismissal of the was cases which Clark reported jor industry crippled by strikes and his wife, Mrs. Gertrude planning to handle personally. earlier this year to be served with Sahara of Village, notice a demand' for a "second Priestley, 51, In a statement at Seattle Rogge south of Hill field, and former said that he first was under the round" wage increase was on way Unions representing employesresidents of Park City. Voydc impression Clark would make his in the coal, automobile and meat public "for the future puba son of Mrs. Priestley, Gordon, 30, packing industries previously had of the United States." lic security a former new wage demands or by marriage, suffered However, he continued, when Clark "saw some of the names shock. . th^ir intention of The accident occurred about mentioned in the report, specifso. Burtwenty-one p. m. at the U. P. ically -the name of Senator Ships to Move Monday ton K. Wheeler, he told me the With an agreement signed be-on Gentile stret, a quarter of a would not be made pubtween Atlantic and shipownwest of the Ogden-Salt Lakereport ers and the A. F. L.gulf Masters, Mates highway. In his Swarthmore address Rogge and Pilots union, the United States ers. there tribute to the little possibility at this ful nation in paying and in honorStates r.avy time for a charter revision to elimmemory of those who were ing thesea inate the veto. Bather the drive lost at in the service of their appeared aimed at forcing Russia, country. In remembering the sacriwhich has used the veto nine fices of the men who went let us pray God in the security council, to agree sea in us ships, with something of their some on use. modification its spirit, that we may Norway, Chile and Turkey today contribute to the realization joined in the campaign for a limi- that day when all nations live in brotherhood and in the tation of some sort. of lasting peace. PRICE 10 CENTS the machine before special assistant attorney general, agreement was signed Saturdthe shipping strike impact, escaped serious inj- declared tonight in Seattle his reay settling the east and gulf coasts and tne port on nazi efforts to influence Saturday evening.when American elections was surpressed government expressed the nope might bring an early end to the a northbound Union Pacific after Attorney General Clark "saw some of the names mentioned." west coast tieup, too. passenger train smashed into Rogge was abruptly dismissed by Meanwhile, steel moved back who said his assistant had the labor spotlight when C. L O.the car at the Layton crossing President Philip Murray disclosed justice department rules he would demand a "healthy wage carried 1404 feet down quoting from the report in a recent talk at Swarthmore, Pa. increase for his 900,000 steel workAn Press sive issue of the veto still President Truman last (Satur day) night asked prayers for last number one question and ing peace as Americans join in ob rvance of Navy day. with increasing signs pressure might force a sharp in man; definition of the uses of the on Sunday, beceremonies memorial service cities will for the navy's dead in World Wa voting power. and earlier conflicts. Itt was apparent after addresses IIThe issued this stateby the first 13 nations and sev-ment: president eral tense committee sessions that "On this Navy day I join a gratewas ( 30 74 33 63 52|Portland 40 60 68'Provo 35 68 54JReno 32 78 LAYTON, Steel For World Peace nations assembly its first week of debate today with the 'explo- F. Priestley, Wife, Sahara Village, Victims of Tragedy Pay Hike Asked President Seeks Use by The united wound up ...... 70!Pocatello.... . -- Wife Problem Nations Endeavor Limit Jl-hour period m. Saturday: Train Kills Man and At Layton Crossing; Their Son Leaps to Safety *· Is Still i Of Veto UN Top 56 36 PAGES-THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY Meets Railroaders Senatorial Aspirant .^-^^^^MI Explosive Issue To tt« p. Bismarclc Boise 32 Butte 27 Denver 45 71|Rock Sprinjs 35 54 45 64 Grand June. 32 61'Salt Lake.... 50 79 Las Vegas.. 4S S5[San Antonio. Los Ansclcs.. 88|San Francisco 50 81 Minneapolis. 43 541 St. iouls.... SO 72 New Orleans 62 77|Saat1;le 39 60 New York.-. -- 69iSVasKineton.. 57 73 Okla. City.. 48 75|W.Yel'stone.. 30 38 VICINITY: Mostly cloudy Sunday and Sunday night with light rain or rain and snow Monday morning d e n R Atlanta OGDEN AND perature for seven Min.Max.| Min.Max. 44 64iOmah* Albuquerque 46 70|Phoen« S3 86 The Weather mixed; »t WatkfflS Pledges jNational Survey Indicates Labor Plan 35,000,000 Will Ballot ' Charter Revision said that during questioning of maritime commission announced Stalls on Rails The Associated Press Splendid Record Joachim Hertslet, a nazi agent, Harvard M. Lange of Norway work would Monday "The American people are well According to LeRoy O. Olson, Hertsletanrelated that William R. WASHINGTON, 26 (AP)--With registrations hitting ships bottled begin Oct. on said the time was not ripe to acquainted up those Davis, oil promoter, had stated with the splendid highway patrolman, the the charter, but he called on the many key states like New York and Californiafor 26' days. U. S. Conciliaset by their. navy there' were "large masses" in the in highs Warren Mrs. L. driven by Director Edgar tion Priestley,.stalled United States who did not like big powers to reach agreement its 171 years of outstanding service.Ogden railway men, some of an state-by-state survey today showed ne hoped the agreement would lead rails when she apparently President Roosevelt's international to peace, the Associates! among themselves and "to exer- With the readjustment on west them recalling with bitterness to a settlement" the "speedy turn Wt navy faces new responsibilities. short right-hand off program. Among them he listedqualified to vote in this year's coast. cise, the veto as was planned Victory has been attained, but President Truman's action in the 59,669,658-H?paralleling the tracks, got Senator Wheeler. --+ elections. The maritime commission said far to the right and off the platf- Rogge also said he had sought be--a safeguard to be used only navy's mission is not completed. ,nation-wide railroad strike, I members O. orm C. of the I. The peace must be safeguarded. striking the basis of this total of crossing onto the rails. permission of the departthe last resort." Saturday heard Arthu^.V.JWatkins, Marine Engineers Beneficial assa grand jury investo Olson, the womanment to conduct justice and wars state voters, must According Our officials in sacrifices past on Nearly 40 countries remain to not have been in vain." be back would also U. son candidate ociation Republican had the car in hightigation of Douglas M. Stewart and for. the leaders in the various said she in the general debate and The theme that the navy is the senate declare he ;w#«»}d, if speak and was attempting to shiftGeorge T. Eggleston, who prior to the national vote would the job on the east and gulf coasts most observers expected all to a work towards be when the train, trav- war published Scribners' Comabove was low gear 35,000,000--or 35,421,039 Monday. into of the peace stressed ,_--i_ make some comments on the questUnder the agreement, which to 50 workers, about fair miles an hour mentator, a magazine. Rogge said policy from statements Forin be to exact. eling Secretary as a to ion on prelude full-scale de-restal and the.top admirals. and public alike which granted wage boosts, masters can loomed into view. The son openec nazi testified at -the Nuernberg Such a turnout would be bate the problem before the "Although members of the A. F. L.the car door, jumped out and said crimes trial that the" -publicastrikes.. than 59 per .cent, of the sliMes. is proud of its rec- help toheeliminate next month. full assembly union but are not required to join. thought his mother and stepf- tion was subsidized by the Ger"are-. o£ today is planning "Strikes," costly said, -: navy more a the would-be ord, than also It Norway meanwhile thrust the for the future rather than reflecti- to the- laboring * man.- and to the, man embassy in Washington. .--'·. 000 increase over the actual total The new basic'.wage on liberty ather were right behind him. (Spanish question back into the ng on deeds of the and' every 'effort should range from $265 to $581 train picked .the sedan up "Why has this, investigation not: will Forrestal vote ships the 1942, in .past." congressional a a spotlight \vith proposal for authorized?" -Rogge's state-" said. "Behind-that policy lies the made to make them unnecessary.. off-vear election, .when 52 per. compared with $230 -to $505 under its pilot and carried it 1404'feet, complete discussion of the contro- determination to preserve the peace Republican party is commit-: because George or 28,0-the old A. F. L. agreement. Thenorthward, the.officer said. The ment said. "Is of the estimated eligibles, te.d to: bring, about, if .possible, versial question before the 51-na- so dearly won." a 30 perleft side of the' automobile appar- Eggleston is at present employed., union cast sought ballots. originally 70,135, LONDON, Oct. 26 (AP)--Scotla condition." . ; Readers Digest?" tion body. O: cent boost. A C. ently dragged at least some of the eo Every state but three reported said that-union-received "To Guard the Peace" Wa'tkins' appearance before rail-and Yard's' general staff, already Cadison, justice department a 15 per'distance. Both victims suffered Spain Democracy Sought vote year estimated this higher cent pay boost. basal skull fractures and other inj-information representative, said Adm. Chester W. Niniitz, chief way employes during the noon without a trace of the stolen $80,Election 1942. in "We feel," Lange said, "that ways officials IIClark had no comment on Rogge Saturday' was'part "of -his campaign uries. operations, said the Possible of the duchess of linois, NSrth Dakota and Utah be- AS Soon "as and means must be found through naval statement other th%n that he LS in Weber county which will also000 jewelsconfrontedprogram of scientific resa workcommon action of the united natsteel vote Addressing with .district Front Seat those three states in the an effort 'to guard the include appearances Monday in sor, was "studying the. entire situation and j earch" is be under convention would 1942 in Philadelphia, slightly New York rep- ers' ions to make every effort to assist more mysteries today--the disappOgden and in the surrounding The three were riding in the making a full analysis of the matof tomorrow's world." would pay and boost Murray said the California the democratic forces of Spain, Adm. William F. Halsey front seat. Mr. Priestley was seated earance or theft of $63,200 in orted vote estimates of more tmm sought "as soon as possible." in in their struggle to regain, without From navy A public, luncheon will be statement and Gordon, the Senator Wheeler could not be the the that the middle was was makAmerican excess of the actual said industry the horrors of another civil war, 'ready to deliver our might in noon Monday in the ballroom of thefurs from St. James palace 1,000,000 in on his right reached immediately for comment. woman's son, a freedom and constitutional govern-the cause of four years ago. ing sufficient profit "to pay asserted that his purpose were returning from a business across not only Lomond hotel at which the and the boudoirs of two American-Potential visjustice voters this year--per- healthy increase to labor without ment." public for United States senate West Layton and headed east to tell the American any expanse of water, but over candidate in _ propose women.. sons 21 years of age and increasing the^ cost of living." to Today's short session adjourned any expanse of land or combina- be theT principal sp£k«. He born'titled main business district of about "fascism" and "I the into who away The census have got bur- Although Transworld airline and thieves estimated by the at twelve-thirty p. m. (EST). continue to tell about it." of water and land on the will be introduced by David J. tion Layton. The assembly continues its genWilson, of Ogden, Republican with -$300,000 of jewelry and furs eau at 91,634,472 as of July 1, 1946, 1400 striking pilots, deadlocked Gordon told officers he jumped have expressedas soon as he saw the train's eral debate on Monday with FranceAs part of the Navy day observa- for congressman..The public the last two months in Britain's increase of nearly 2,500,000 over wage demands, and China scheduled to speak. crime wave added these 1944. To this number willingness for the government to and supposed his parents were 1. flower memorial serv- invited. nce, July special wu e p crime d d d several hundred thousandover and operate the lines, Great Britain already has taken ices will be conducted from a Monday night both Watkins.and him, but expressed belief coups -^ one --^the most in k the floor, the United States has inGeorgia and South Carolina there was no indication the White in, or planes will Wilson and all local Republican amazing records were unable to make ever Ship in cities. entered may stand on Presidentgo out. to sea and scatter, where the voting age has been low- planned any early action. dicated candidates will appear at a rally some armed with tommy Patrolman Olson Truman's speech while Russia has in memory of those personnel who Plain City at; eight o'clock to Scotland Yard's archives: Police, to 18. ered the made no reservation to speak. guns, broke up without violence gineer, Ira Mann,'reported which residents of all surrounding$3200 -of' Diamonds blew two lost their lives at sea or in the communities mass demonstration in , The U. N. secretariat hopes to air'over are ·. the as invited. largest the neared whistles train the sea. 1 Stolen $3200 -worth of diamthe Hollywood film strike. They the Layton depot area and wind up the debate by Wednesday onds from fabulous St. James more when activities will be shifted to 100 2500 than arrested of more two blasts jusfbeiore theNEW ORLEANS, Oct. 26 (AP)-palace, housing personnel of the who demonstrated followinterim headquarters at Lake pickets (Continued on Page rwo-A) household. The .victim was The flow of cotton to market has an announcement the that (Column Threel ing for the .meetings of commitPiers Legh. subsided to a mere trickle in most unions tees and subcommittees. conference of studio striking Sir Piers is the one-time of the south since the drastic parts had lost apparently its Plenary sessions will be called jurisdictionto the Prince of Wales who becbreak of last week, with price set for sole construction material is ready for consideration al fight ame king "of -England and farmers holding onto the staple in on the floor and sessions have rights. Mishap of Windsor. hopes of a rebound on the exc1 The November threatened set up tentatively for November 11,MEXICO CITY. the home of Kathleen, WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (AP) walkout of 400,000 soft coal miners boards. Oct. 26 CAP)--4-tives of Guerrero, one of the 2 Looted hange 16 and 22. marchioness of Hartingdon, end of OPA's intervention mdrew nearer without any The withholding movement is apthe' Mexican sections of the with Indian country. troops guides ! signs car who gas, parent everywhere'in the belt, a telephone, stret daughter of Joseph electric, Woman was being headed off. their way through tangled The war department, meanwhile, is the j fought survey showed today, although the the 'blitz-time United and other utility rate cases was underbrush today along the semia plane which worked backStates ambassador to the .court foreshadowed tonight in the resigof the selling slack varies degree s Mexico Blasas in river Box LEMAY, tropical Elder County somewhat. were down to 10 manhunt in recent years and forth along the river, watch-St James. The loss was estimatednation of Harry R. Booth OPA 26--Mrs N. M. Smith, about 50, per cent ofSales counsel and chief' of tne normal gems.. in a number utilities in at'$40,000 the of of the bandits. for sought killers pretty ing they signs Negro St. Louis, Mo., apparently areas. In some 3 Robbed the Orme. squareonly farmplaces public utilities branch. Nan.Peiker Beach, 19, of Beach said he and his 'wife train a passenger jumped from ers hnme of need immediate cash were of told a reporter that with in Harvey and his daughand New York City. "Saturday one Okla., mile west of here morning ter R Betty Levmgton, of $20,000OPA decontrolling 90 per cent ot of their reported proddisposing Nan, a bride of four months, started early Wednesday was afternoon and killed. of Balsas inin pearls and two mink coats. all foods, to is impossible A colored porter told Conductor SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 28 wounded fatally Wednesday night from the tiny town110 A a was a Yard of There miles southstate difference of that stabilization Scotland pronouncement Guerrero, seriously opinW L _^P)--A record class of 223 prossleeping in the arms of Taylor that the woman ion as to whether present withof Mexico City, in a home- the St. James palace case problem now exists in the husband, Charles Edward Beach, west. pective misKionavies for the to the acted "funny" canoe. made prior would canvas-covered ,, , They have cotton farmers by industries." speculation that'it might holding of dav Saints (Mormon) church are New York City, a commercial was first moved to Lebody be a major factor in forcing agencies can handle me CALCUTTA, Oct. 26 CAP)--Ad-may by n Existing home young couple were on apaddled about 40 kilometers (25. "inside" job. The detectives a t r a i n i n g at the mission gang, railroad section of holding utility rate ditional British troops were moved rapids and along thesaid that case was "not a burglary prices back to the point from honevmocn down the dangerous miles) overBlasas. here. picturesque brought to Ogden by tramB they started the tumble of from the jewels have only been rep- ·o reasonable levels. Booth said, into the Calcutta area tonight, later The trainees, including 114 exand desolate Blasas . river, a taken to the Harold couple pitched camp andorted stolen." to S30 per bale. Some brokers snecially since the "price level inothers were placed on the alert and then service men. were recruited from have dared to make and then only to funeral home. Brigham City. $25 bed in a canoe tent about out that most of the crop he utility industry is now below as continued rioting in the city betpointed seven western states and Canada.when heavily armed. Leo Cottam m. saidwas already sold Prewar Gang ween Hindus and Moslems broughtDeputy Sheriff was in 1941." in the greater part what The troops searched the town eight-fifteen p. of them enter the field the all he to ordered the body brought "The next thing I knew was the British press association OPA had no - official comment death to at least 26 persons and numbe^ of church missionaries Tetela, not .far from the scene of tremendous was no when there Brigham City roar of 'the gun. speculated- that, a prewar gang but one aide said there is likely injuries at least 50. The break was attributed mostly hit an "all-time high of 2.528. The shooting, for traces of loot jumped and screamed play. Officers and the ?o be less and less intervention by A Bengal government press-note indication of foulwere the liquidation of a large New ·country house thieves might from the young couple. Thee was knocked previous record of 2.200 was to attempting Orleans down," he said. have picked up/commando train-the price agency to oppose in- said that police had opened fire Saturday night reached just prior to the war in they spread out in small groups holding. locate relatives in St. Louis. on at least .six occasions today. Three men, their faces coveredin sr during the war to accomplish creases sought by utility comworking the river from Balsas tc with Europe. a shined flashechoed handkerchiefs, Gunshots various duchess through serve "cat" burglaries of the Most of the trainees will Tetla and from the village to Sar in the faces of Beach and hisWindsor's apartment and a simi- e fast-moving decontrol prog- sections of the city tonight and light By in domestic missions but others Miguel Totolapan where the Beach he were continual movements said wife. ram, Booth said, "cuts the ground woman its light, of baffling crimes. headed -for work in Denmark, lar died Thursday morning. saw the string wound in Nan's To cope with the mounting thefts under the, former contention gaping police and fire- brigade Sweden, Brazil, Argentina, the Followed Primitive Trails left shoulder. Scotland Yard, sent six Labrador, made by OPA in these cases trucks, and ambulances. Netherlands, Germany. France, would -be In addition tq.stabbings, assaults, virtretrievers into the,mounted police the stabilization program Switzerland, Austria and the Ha- Troops followed Indian trails naInto Darkness" m rates were increases acid-throwings, there were rewaiian islands. impaired school in the if hope their hunting ually unknown except to the Beach said the men took his ^fcould be ports of arson and looting in north 1 to made. trained sniff buzzer for his naval aide and calibre rifle, their clothing, cam-a clue which has baffled the na- Under nearly, all state. and Calcutta, including the burning of By Douglas B. Cornell eras, medical supplies and food tion's foremost, experts m crime statutes, utility charges can- several small houses and boats -FWASHINGTON, me a cruiser. I've got to 26 Oct. (AP)S3 then fled into .the darkness. UN the Hooghly river. not be- increased without a finding was speculation that the proposed charges would "The only possible excuse for the The Indian national ambulance or the first time in the history 2o to.Potsdam." corps and fire brigade personnel of White House travels, the presi- But for rail travel, the chief exattack," Beach told the AssociatedthaYsomloVinsid^StJam.pal- reasonable," he added. These dent of the United States has ecutive relied through the years "was that they desired her; standards will certainly make for rescued nearly 200 persons from own Press, company equipprivate railroad car, so to speak, and got the wrong one regular Pullman no more rate increases than "dangerous" areas. G. Ross, press secretary, disclosed ment, the same private cars anyThe transportation to Calcutta when they shot. I don't see why standards underlying price existing body could hire by paying the cu-f-ready had been a republic for some didn't kill us both. remained near a standstill as taxi- Although By James McGlincy legislation." lavishly fitted, the car stomary rates. men had fled I got bus and streetcar drivers ref-set "After _,· cab, the U N ASSEMBLY HALL, 20 mere a years, taxpayers back Flush-| _ So war, MichaeL T. Nan to the canoe which I had in the used to work until the govern- It the ing'Meadows, N. Y., Oct. 26 (UP) a veritable rolling fortress, Early then today,,this is head of the White was ment Reilly, provided sufficient protection with tough armor built at Taxco. She suffering The free grandson of an American and threeUse against Admiral secret service detail, decidplate here in front of the was terribly conHooliganism. terrifically--she slave stood up in the world parlia- diplomats. windows of bullet-proofed more And he said thingsscious all the time. I made her as protection was needed,. Lieut. Gen. F. R. Bucher, com- thick ment today and told the diplomats weighs 286,520 pounds; Members of the Association.of AmIt them wouldn't dare to comfortable of on an Of as mander Subs eastern could Atom, of British air I down businhad to better car get they steel passenger erican Railroads chipped in on the "I, sirs and .madames," he said,mattress in the bottom of the headquarters in Calcutta, told a ordinary WICHITA,-Kan., Oct. 26 ess--and make a peace that around 160,000 pounds. Standard cost and the Pullman "have never heard that the wordcanoe. conference press "four that battalstick. 'W. C. Rear'Admiral Styer told ions and a regiment have been statthe car has been use Manufacturing company made over two meanings, and sim- "It was dark," he said, "awfully "Both the living and the dead right had America of Navy League today solely to, presidential wrong. It is my opinion--mdark, with no moon to help me find the old- "Ferdinand. Magellan. _ to deal with^any are crying out loudly for peace, ilarly that development 'of compact, effi- ioned in Calcutta war. my strong conviction--that But the in untilearly The/armor and other safeguards fact, over my may way along that river arid arise here." last June Ednam lodge cient atomic energy plants in our situation that was owned C. Abayomi wrong, no matter, where found : ..the peace," peace!"Liberian were'-added" under supervision of Windsor burglary the shallow I would paddled-and undersubmarines" American rapids. the attorney41-year-old Association of Railroads. give sell, the secret service.'.and army .ordin whom, is wrong; equally so paddled until I thought' my arms a few days ago. seas craft "high speed while subgeneral said. tirst Elevators were instrip under government nance experts. would fall off." Wife Drive The ; "And shall we fail them on accand almost unlimited cruisimerged ownership.brought Presideht;Tru- talled, on the- rear platform for . ount of selfishness, on account of "The unitedonenations should, here- As dawn came. Beach saidwashe man New '-York crippled President Roosevelt from; range." atomic to, Washington Told ng"With see that the country national self-interests, unwillingfore, have yardstick by which this firebox, noneTo 'Shangri-la' Camp ·; . '-· . ;., Wednesday "night ·, 'Quit China, railroads were willing to let.' ness to understand each other, to to determine the actions of all naup." of the vessel's oxygen supply wouldWASHINGTON, The-White House has.a fleet ottheThegovernment Tiave 26 maWhoever is wrong is wrong, free. But Oct. up (AP)-be used tions. by the give and take?" -an. propulsion corps has Church Spire It ,air : can't be.accepted without an President and Mrs. Truman .drove and the problem of It was Cassells' first international whoever is right is right chinery, Cow, Sacred reserved for. of congress. To keep out of its plane, the had been Ears perked up in the assembly. "It was a little after seven a. asian spokesmen -r--:-exhaust gases would.be elim- to the Catoctin mountains to arley. His grandparentsa man presidential trips. It has a yacht, an:for Maryland the govpjnment today named "I am of the conviction that m.," he .said, "that we had bur international rally today that coordinator of underegro slaves before the inated," And tro ops sea -.warfare Williamsburg. if the presi- .redthetape, cw for the nominal visit 'to "'"Shangri. : La,the to a prepared-ad"Lincoln came along and they gotgreat body must determine once first hope. InJ:he distance I coulci United States said; mind to, be can preis dent has ot dress. from China..The a chance to go to Liberia. That .Two-Al (Continued on presidential camp. iCoctlnucd on rsi« rwo-A) a "quit China -week (Column Jour) was in the 1860's, and Liberia al(Column Two) Fair to Everyone it lew Jewel Thefts Baffle Sleuths it ', ' I · ' . . · · , ' ' it I. · it · it it Mexican Troops Seek Slayers Of 19-Year-Old U. S. Bride Utility Controls May Terminate ,.'. ' i · it or ·t_ Continues, 26 Die which . it . * Truman's Bulletprooi Coach Costs Taxpayers a Mere · Slave's Grandson Stirs With Inspired Peace Plea Kills Rail Calcutta Riotin J. ^ of Cotton it St. Louis Record Mission Class Training in S. L. C. Price Cut Slows Flow · L- '. ; i . · . · · j ,' Predicts in Car , ,. it , S. ., President, . · ;it' P»t« ,, ': « t |