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Show - - . , ,... - '' .'"....';').' , .'' - . ' , , ' ' , .. . - ,. - . , - , . e - - - , - . - - . :: 88 Last year same period 4 Ii D , - .loo . . , r t- ,,,11 1 , . 1 is 4, ,.... ,, 1 t w a 9,44- , t. ,.... - Partly cloudy today and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thunder showers over mountains. Slightjy cooler with high today near 95 and low Tuesday morning, 68. Yesterday's max., 101; min., 69; mean, 85; normal, 75. Sunset today, 7:54 p.m. ,AL ,L 1 1 1 t k 1 ., :: ,,,..),..r. Weather Forecast . ., , . , Price: The Cents Vol. 317, No. 17 . 98th Salt Lake City, Utah, Monday Evening, July 21, 1947 Indonesia Vivian Meik Says: I ' World Danger Lies In ree-stinCrisis Asks U.N. Nip e There will shortly be a lull in Greecebut do not be deceived. Up in the State Department in Washington they are keeping a close eye on that Albanian and Bulgarian frontier. This rise and fall of tension in the eastern Mediterranean is artificial and is typical Communist technique. It is a case of "every little counts" in the general Kremlin expansionist program of creating dissatisfaction on our side of the boundary between Democracy and Communism. If I read the signs aright, you may even see It before Congress comes back after vacation. In Greece the Reds will keep on trying till underground they feel (as they did this time) that we may be -- caught napphig.--Then they'll hit giut.again. Each time they hit harder and the cumulative effect is more serious before they are put down. That is something always to remember. Review Developments Meanwhile they are surveHustling Salt Lake City, where yingas they do weekly through diplomatic representatives the Mormon Pioneers set up their their the state, of Communism in first camp in the valley 100 years every countii, especially in danago this week, today laid out the ger zones like the Balkans and Palestine. welcome mat for the thousands orAs a result of this expected to crowd the, city for ders are issued from survey, Moscow as climactic Centennial events. to the best way to cause local The major events listed for unrest. I think you have had experience not so very long ago . of how it is done in U. is especially dangerous Events andRussia expert- in the development of this infiltration technique. It For is worth recalling that recently Tomorrow's Centennial events British Foreign Minister Bevin lost a most important diplomatic follow: bout with Molotov because he 10 a.n&Henefer, Sons of Utah was all sure what pubPioneers trek gathers here. pro- lic not at be could rely on at ceed to Mcrmon Flats for lunch. homesupport Ms stand. Only to 2 p.m. "This Is The Place" after thatback of the Paris monument, brief program for conference phase and when he came trekkers. home did he find that all the 3 p.m.Sugar House, one-hotrouble could be traced to a Red program honoring trek member& minority. But by that time it 5 p.m.Brigham Young Monuwas too and in Britain inent Mainand South Temple less than late 3 per cent-o- f the people Streets, city, state, church offi- are Communists! cials welcome trek caravan. 8:45 p.m.Musical "Promised Communist Strength Valley," University of Utah StaHere are figures showing Red dium. political strength in most European countries. Under 10 per this, the most crowded week of cent Norway, Sweden and the year include the following: Greece; between 10 and 20 per L World premiere of the centDenmark, Belgium, Holmusical drama "Promised Valland, Hungary and Italy. Fin-24 land, .Russta's next20 victim, leY; tonight, 8:45 o'clock. per cent; per cent; France, t. Encampment of some 5006 Czechoslovakia, nearly 40 per Hoy Scouts from all states of cent, and SO Poland, per cent. the West.. Canada and Mexico, This may, if you think twice on on Fort the opening today these figures, explain the votDouglas reservation. ing in the United Nations and L Programs feateuing the reveal something of the story of Sons of Utah Pioneers trek the dreadful delays and dangers 3 tomorrow at p.m. to millions of innocent people members, at the Sugar House Plaza and who suffer hunger and fear by 5 p.m. at the Brigham Young the "veto" uttered so often by monument See MEIK COLUMN On Page 4. Dedication of "This Is The Place" monument, Thursday at UlahOpens Climax Week Centennial Tuesday Listed ur F - t ....... 44 . , Killed to date 1947 - ' a - , , , UTAH'S TIL4FFIC TOLL , . - -- , - - , . , I - , . ' )1 . . 1:30 a.m. I. Parades, Wednesday at 830 cm. and Thursday at 6 p.m. Seats for the musical, "Promised Valley," have been selling fast and as the curtain goes up on the premiere tonight the university stadium is expected to be filled. At a late hour today, Centennial officials announced that some 600 seats will be sold after 6 p.m. at the stadium.. 6150,000 Production The musical, by Arnold Sundgaard, is one of the rare entertainments made possible by the See CENTENNIAL On Page 3 'War by , t , " , ,,, h :,,..,:,,,,,., , , , " ' s;' ' - . ,,.,,,, ,,,, , am. I: l'.' , 1 ,,... , BATAVIA, '''t..- Soekarno said by radio tonight the Dutch were attacking his Indonesian republic by land, air and sea. He appealed to the world to force the United Na- tions security council to take up the issue. :t, ... A ;', 'ta : 1 e , r', ,, so t -- , , t ,,,,Itca r: ( '7- 41 44, " to -- ..N: - - Prosperity At Record. High ,, 24, i., 44 r:.. t , ,.,, ., , ! , ' 41.1t,ck ' ' st ' President's Report Warns .,...", , ,,.. 'V ,Ii'01--7 1, '''' I " I Of. Inflation Dangers- -' , N., 4 7.7,-- '',' ..s, 41d) 0- ,- :' '6'. I . ,,,,, - 0.: - , - - - , ''': , .,:)' k i 4t414 '..1 ,- ,,,,. i U.- S. '''''C .,,i,ti ;;.,1,,t, . - ',,t' or' A!':,',4-1,..- "Z."! ll ,,, 4 't ,,, ...,4.57-. LA L ! , - --,,,,, , i ... us ,...,,,Z lil'.. ,s 1 ta, 0 ,....,- , 4 ..; ov , -- t ''',,,,,,,.1 r . ,,,,,,,,,,,,, L--- ,' i-- , L46;4 ....K, - '' , ,.,,,;." 7:7 ,,10,,:',E1 , ' . - ,, ,.:. .,......,4,....; , .' , k , - ' ,' Truman Finds I Cr. , , ,.,,:.:, ,ot Plea Made for Work! 'Pressure on Council To Act ' Year ''t . By Sterling F. Green WASIIINGTON---(APPresideTruman said today the nation has surged to a pinnacle of "unprecedented prosperity, e, - i but must strengthen its defenses against inflation. i. 1 It ' a special midyear economic report to Congress, the chief : ... :',::::rf21 declared that production now is running at a rate of - a year, far surpassing anythingln:histery, sift , -t Dutch warplanes had attacked ','2.,, . ,, "tr------' t :,.',...t, added: Republican airfields in Java and. :',..':,.;:...,4. 1 , , Sumatra because t We can place the high proIndonesian ::, 2 , ,. ''':' , ,'I' '';' 1 '': fighter planes were ready for ac! ,..: duction an the high employ s, '..."' '.: , , i., tion. t::4: ! ., ,.... . , ,,,, r,,,,, 1 , ,,... zi. .; i ,,., : ;, i,,, ,. :1 ment that we have today on a The Dutch, declaring they ". 'it . 'i, , , ',:', ,' ,V''.-- - '': "2 '1" firm foundation of enduring - ' ,c- would not attack either the civil tk, i ::,:k 4., ' r.!i , ; s" ;.: oble0 population or prosperity and peace... Stk-' -' r '' jectives, were attempting tolmIP E , .: lik'. ' S,EZ,,. But threaded through the 30,- , . , P ' ';.,,',.' f ,, v mobilize harassing 0' 10 document were four ':: :':': i Jóo ;! ' '' :4ss guns at the fields and the repub11!A It -or : coal, construction and C'scorn, ' ' ' lican airforce, believed to num1110PaIRS :: commerce overseas named by 40 ' ber about C " Itto obsolescent Japa' - itt Mr. Truman as developments , ' - :' '''" nese planes, many in poor repair. . ' which mean that "inflationary , , , ' t 0' It The republican radio, over 44'tNk:,k, ,t, I ' problems may become stronger." 'Di f which Soekarno appealed, said si Price Slashes Necessary , SAN FRANCISCO' -- , "s.1 Dutch artillery had opened fire 1,, " 4,,, br :,:: ..e ,, , ,.!.:, (INS). l south of Bandoeng, 100 miles f .'' .,' ' ' reductions still An eleventh hour attempt by ,t price Terming .;',"4s Owl' ,' ', i '.i southeast of Batavia. The report r Ait.,,:,.,c, in , necessary many areas, the President Truman to bait a dissaid two Dutch lanes using rock-l : ' , t, ,,z,tti,,, 4 , ' I president said they must not be astrous strike by Southern Pa. ets attacked Tasik Malaya,. in a in wave of specula, swamped ifiei, i' 1;,,:-'; West Java, and that other Dutch , tion caused by the forecast of cific railroad engineers at Soerakarta-Sraa , t t aircraft had strafed a short corn crop or by a wave o'clock tonight was defied to. 14.441' -. , , ' den -- 1. .oft" ,rRailway train. of new wage and price boosts Tkot if:, day by a top executive of the ..e' -teski 0" ' ,.i U. S., Britain Watching pegged to John L. Lewis' coal Brotherhood of Locomotive En ,14 ''" '''' ' ' , contract settlement. The United States and Great Mr. Truman said there are as gineers. , ,, Britain made an offer to their ; Harrison C. Hobart, assistant .,,,....,,, "no grounds for real alarm yet "good offices" to try to effect a ' 0;::;...er ,', nor Ifor general speculative in- - igrand chief of the brotherhood settlement. Washington and Lon'':': creases in food prices" arising said: don officials followed the explo"I know nothing aboutit, and from the forecast of a corn har' I sive situation closely. The Brit." vest 20 per cent below last besides It makes no difference at ish foreign office expressed "the ":' ';', event real this time." year's. But in the keenest disappointment" over the shortages should develop, the Second Defiance breakdown in negotiations. A TREE FULL OF ROSESLizabeth of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints with recommended: report The Dutch government said it a six and onehalf foot rose tree, a gift 1. 1 Full publicity as tg the It wis the second time that' Scott, lovely movie fstar, today presented was using its armed --forces refarm outiookperhapsin, Hobarthad issued-- a- statement t ,, true from Gov. and Pres. GeorgAlbert-SmithoCalif. Warren, thhurch Paramottr,ile luctantly to establish conditions chiding a campaigntrr "strict Il defiati6e- of the president's "more favorable" to the impleeconomy" in the use of some efforts to forestall the strike. indeof mentation the Cheribon FILM-STAfoods. Last week when the presi2. pendence agreement. Quick planning for con- dent announced that he would The Dutch foreign office, in servatibn, through export con- appoint an emergency board to ) memoranda handed to U. S. and trols and possibly by renewing hold hearings In, the case, Ho. ; -British ambassadors, said the the government's recently lapsed bad declared of the appointment of to amount control the Soekarno government was "topower rose French and ballet," she A board not A would halt strike. studying the talitarian in inspiration," kept tree, which will bear yellow-re- d said, adding that she takes on grain used by distillers and other named .tiosvesto.,..- Tbe hostages and lacked full support ' lowing prephient ,vritmibers to the board brossoms.,wu toreseqted to- these eatra activitiee.,,spa,.440to of the island people. to id Iskr acting, "but tem ter Ted and instructed them to report day to.. Pres. George Albert Tnuch me Eleven hundred county offi-Jibecomb.more.of a jult Smith of the Church of Jesus help .. StilL Hope for Prato,: their findings in 30 days: claim throughout tha United Stat. , bit pies onCol. Trumannewed Mr, Latter-da- y Saints- - by- - plain human being." Christ I of 10 days ago that coal, steal es today opened their- three-48- y Grady Lewis, Washingtos, Gen Soedirman. Indonesian pretty, blond Lizabeth Scott, Other Stirs1 ' 1.' and the eleventh annual con- - and other Industrtata iorago too A C., lawyer, chairman; Lever-- , Coming commander, spoke after Soekar- Hollywood actress. ett Oklahoma City at. Edwards, until increases Auocithe vention of National mediate price no and said his side still hoped The lithe, tanned actress, The tree was presented to the real coats of the torney, end Dr. Paul A. 1.ft44, for a peaceful settlement, but President Smith in his offices whose hair can only be de- talon of County Officials at the they test of the University of California. , wage boost won by Lewis,' that he had ordered the Nation- at noon as a gift from Para- scribed as the "ash blond" title Newhotise hotel. Union demands include only speaker at the era. alist army (of about 200,000 mount Studios with the best by which she is famous, will be 500complaints by Initial session was former Sen- "Stability in steel prices would a portion of troops) to counterattack every wishes of Gov. Earl Warren of joined by Burt Lancaster, tousle- ator These engineers. Abe Murdock, who discuss- - be a wise economic policy for locomotive screen gangster, who time the Dutch struck at them. California. It arrived by West- d-haired as well as for the complaints, many minor probThe shooting resulted after ern Air Lines and is to be plant- miere of "Desert Fury" on ed before convention delegates this industry individual two national pieces of legisis- - country," the president declared, lems involvigig only months of wrangling, in which ed near "This Is the Place" Miss Scott and John Hodialc. increases based on engineerbilve heel compiled Miss Scott and Mr. Lancaster tion which would provide fed- - whereas the Dutch and natives failed to monument at the mouth of Emiand an "exaggerated in- - by the brotherbood ()Tier a per-to- rt guesses to eral reimbursement the theater Utah states, of the will on methods at implementappear agree gration Canyon. could "start an- of seven years. and at in lieu of lost taxes of federal terpretation" following the parade ing the Cheribon agreement, Has other price-waspiral in mo- - Seek Wage Increase Week re- Busy been has which on 8 for independproperty Wednesday. complete p.m. " providing moved from the state's tax rolls. tion. ence under the Netherlands Miss Scott is in for a whirl" Another general surge of In addition to the changes in Mr. Murdock crown in 1949. observed that wind of activities during her HOUSE GROUP OKEHS have only working conditions, the broth"We appeal to the world to three-da- y "after 100 years Utah is 72 per price inflation would visit in Salt Lake in erhood wants a guaranteed wage owned by the federal gov- connection with the world preSee TRUMAN On Page 2 BAN'ON OIL EXPORTS cent increase from $10.02 to $12.95 See INDONESIAN On Page 5 ernment and the 11 western miere of "Desert Furyl" on per day for engineers. WASHINGTON states on the average are 47 (AP)The Wednesday. To this demand, Southern Pamerchant marine commit- per cent so owned. This trvates Admitting that she has "an House House Delays Study cific President A. T. Mercier excess of energy," Miss Scott tee today approved a bill to a problem." he said. WASHINGTON (AP) that the average wage declared this morning that so block petroleum shipments to Commenting on the conserva(AP) earned by engineers on mainWalter S. Steele told the House TheWASHINGTON of resources which has House rules committee vot- far she is "thriving" on the any foreign country unless the tion II line freight and passenger runs activities commited today to defer until the next many broadcasts, tours and ap- secretary of commerce certifies caused the federal governmeru is between $20 and $30 per day. tee today that Dr. Frank Op- session of Congress action on pearances she will have during that thel 'exports will not inter- to take over vast areas of lard AIRES--(AAr Mercier cited several examBUENOS fere with national defense or nathus removing them from the legislation to revise rail- her stay in Salt Lake.penheimer And Dr. Lewis Bala- pending - On tional security. transport ples. He said: plane Army Argentine Mr. Murdock tax rolls. sale the laws. road not. "When I'm bankruptcy Working "On the Sunset Limited and muth, war time experts on atomtax value of such property usual- - crashed and burned today during : manettvers near El Palomar Golden State runs between Los pictures, I read a lotand I'm ic power, have taught since at . ly is transferred elsewhcre and Communist schools. ' of the benefits military airport, and the death Angeles and Yuma, 251 miles, the ' ' '''' ty estimated they received $29.44 for Steele, who testified as chair, I ;.. ' , s ,.,:", should recipients be prepared to carry --the toll wasas unofficially , tt 38. as high time of about seven hours. man of the national security tax burden. An Argentine air secret.eriat "Engineers who run the daycommittee of the American coHe specifically cited the Colo- t' T , that "part of lights between San Francisco alition of patriotic, civic and ,? redo River whereby waters pro- - communique said of crew the San Luis Obispo receive and fraternal societies, said Oppenduced in the water sheds of the the passengers and ; '' ', : ''''';, 7" t - 1 ;,l,,: ; : l.'s plane" and some spectators who gag7 for a run of 248 miles, .2 :', A Upper Basin States are used for heimer recently instructed in , time being the maneuvers their total "atomic energy" at the Calithe benefit of Southern Cali- - were watching (' were killed in the accident only about six hours." fornia Workers School in San i., ! ',",,:.: fornia. - ,., , , :,? un'::'. The strike would tieup 8000 ,:'. ' ', , The former senator also noted "causes of which are still Francisco. He said Oppenheimv.7 I miles- of Southern Pacific track ot.l. ,,.::,.. , that Congress through the pas- - known. : r now is "at Minnesota." , 1 :",,K flit The communique which gym over which 150 passenger and has On July 12, Dr. Oppenheimer sage of 47 different acts ' .:': no figures, said the accident oc- 1000 freight trains operate daily. ''', ":.'':"::4, Aalc:.41 ,,t, denied as "complete fabrication" recognized the equity of reim.- curred '' !,:".11111.1t, Train service in wide sections during the takeoff. The , bursing states for federal proper- scene was published reports that he has I ,... near the grounds of of California, Arizona, Nevada, ' from the tax rolls. ties taken , ,, been a Communist party mem':..l.:4! N, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, ''', 4cf "But what we need," he said, Colegio Military, Argentina's , ., , 'i ;,',., ber. who Utah' and Washington would be e..c,..,..,:l A ',., '4'''''''''' '',;.''l "is one universal act to replace West Point. Several persons l' '' '''''''' (Dr. Frank Oppenheimer, a the takeoff ' had been watching ..,ema.4.,;1,4eit , 'I paralyzed. these 47 statutes." " , physicist, worked on develop': 'i ...i:'": ' '''''..::', .: 1. Murdock from outside ,EI Palomar Field t'''t.' Discussed by Mr,. ' ment of the atomic bomb at gov'4 '... burned. were '4 .0'47.',,..r reported ':'...;'',. ' Blaze Hits Pendleton ernment installations at Berke, On Page 3 , e, ':. ";,:', , ' .4, ';,!,e!!'S ''5 ' 1'). SefOUNTIES Oak Ridge, ,. ley Field, Calif., '...,'. ' ,,,:' 4.1 ,1' : ,., :, " .' !:4 i' N. , Dow Jones Averages Business District , :,, M., Tenn., and Los Alamos, ,:7,':',,, 4litiolP'gt ''' , ' ,,,,,, I. .'4 k...... ,',i;.,, , Four Killed in Auto during the war. He is a brother Purnished by J. A. Hog le and Co. PENDLETON, Ore.(AP)--1 ITN '''''. of Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer Members of the Hew York Stock It : , tire broke out in the West::. .. Ore. f.',.. POWERS, (AP)' Los at research who directed the r'l Four persons were killed and 1 ":',1 : tow Close' Change High :, ,: ., ent atomic , , Milling Co. Flour Mill to- - -- first Alamos where the 1A4 R6 183.02 183.52 1.08 l I three injured today when an au- Industrials !,...i..., 0.91 50.64 49 40 50.24 Rails bomb was exploded.) roared through the plant. day, 100a over 0.07 35 53 35.35 35,44 , tomobile plunged ., ..:;...':'...,::. .5: , ' and began spreading to nearby , ' Steele said Etalamuth, formerly' 0.06 65.57 , ,. 65.14 66.01 b5 44 Mabeestocks on the foot embankment , 0.14 downtown buildings and the 103.80 connected with the Manhattan Bonds Agness Forest road south of Commodniii, 147.3T 0.41 , southeast residential district. atomic project, has been teachhere. Total ing the "rudiments" of atomic . power at the Jefferson school of All 1 , - . social science in New York. , , 1441644..:iiii. tk Two Largest Schools 1 " " 11 The Communists, the witness,1 ' ' '' ! 44;', Ameriin schools ,.. maintain said, :. .'? 4 ' !.,: ' r.' ca as tools of propaganda and ' , ,'', ',,0 P.It New said He the Yprk agitation. .1 and San Francisco schools are I ? the two largest. Two members of the First make their homes in the West 'ion concerning "The Rise of ef Steele was the firgt of It wit--S- ee !, because of their commend- the New West." Piesidency of the Church of was President McKay, speaking on and spirit of coable qualities Latter-da5 y of Saints On Jesus Christ COMMUNISTS Page operation "Bound by recognized the Church of the Air over CBS. spoke yesterday on radio pro- ties of brotherhood and guided at 7.30 a.m. said that faith was in the t Futures Trading Opens grams carried by the Columbia by Christian ideals, which ware the strengthening factor " The unand the part of their very fiber, they lives of the pioneers. Systenv Broadcasting of that dauntless In Zinc at New York to live and work to- wavering faith National Broadcasting Company. know how a divine providence ' inin band without suppressing , .. gether .. NEW YORK(AP)Zinc will They were Pres. George Albert dividualisrh." he said in a five that invisible power which take its place with copper in Smith who spoke on the Chicago minute introductory speech prior 'makes the discords of the present the metals ring at the New York harmonics of the future.'lives , ' Round Table at 10:30 a.m.. and to the discussion. '' :,' ':''''' ' " t , ','I',';' '',,'' Commodity Exchange tomorrow, of the round on imperishably," he said. O. McKay. second ,', members Other Pres. David six years after an absence of "Their undying fortitude and counselor in the First Presidency. table were Gov. Herbert B. Maw, tduring which futures trading who spoke on the Church of the Dr. Walther Mathesius, president heroism have been and will con- 4"7. I arwas suspended. and Dr. Ray tinue to be a guiding and enGeneva Air. of Steel Co., still absent from trading will Telling of the hardships and B. West, head of the creative couraging light to all who read George C. Miller, Utah president of Beaver OFFICIALS MEETDiseuming problems be tin, lead and silver in the the dangers faced by the pio- writing depaTtment, University their simple but incomparable and F. L. Phipps, executive secretary, metals ring, and silk. Exchange of the nation at the convention of National neers, President Smith explained of Kansas Dr. O. Meredith Wil- story," he declared.. officials said futures trading in Both speeches will be carried Association of County Officials this public lauds committee, The Dalles, Ore. to listeners of the Chicago Round somv dean of the School of Arts : were this launched these will be resumed "as soon sessions G. Claiborne BlanThe national to one of the and Sciences, University of Utah, In full in the Church Section of NBC Table left were that oyer edit: ing as possible" but could predict Deseret News, the Salt Saturday. of Lake. discus to reasons the were as able Newhouse in moderator acted Hotel, why they morning Selma, national Ala., president, ton, no date. '4k iN. ''''- :. ". el , : ' . 1."siif tt' I' i, '.,,,, . nt 1.'' , . . 2'::'::' 'i , ''?'--.; :,.':11;';'.i':-i'l;- S.e.23(2.ec5111 -- 1-- :. ''41F-7'-''''t-1- ,.:- ,:.-- ; .:,,,,,.., , ,) S. P. Strik-- -' .t- , , ,., ' "s': e - , ry k.,,: ': , ' , ' -- 000-wo- rd ', k , ," :: ot , Defies Truman : , , ,, Near as Union s ': ,: "".... ' : - '.: .1 pt - ; anti-aircr- , : : - o, , 1. i .1 ' t,,,, 1 ' 2: . .,- ' . : , , .: 1'; V if , , : ,1 '. : ; , . ' y -- - PRESENTS 1100 County ROSE TREE TO PRES. SMITH Officials Open S.,1,...Conclave , - proceseorli...-.030.0wk,40,4- , -s- , . ed U. S. Atomic ge Experts Linked To Red Schools Plane Crash T o Set at 36 P) - ' ed , : : '' '' on-du- ' House Passes Poll Tax Ban WASHINGTON (Al') , Legislation to outlaw the OH tax as a requirement for voting In federal elections was passed today by the House. It now goei to the Senate. The vote was 290 to ;12. There are no plans for conSideration of the bill this year ", , -,-- : , ", , ,, ::' ".:''. .' ', on-du- ty l,..:::. '....;:::':: :, ''!i,,'.. ,,, ,1", .. : ,: : - : , ,,,,, - , 1 ' ::,::::5. - ' - '',- .i '''. .. :, Of WASHINGTON (AP) and Rep. Dawson Rep. Granger (D) voted In favor of the blU to remove poll taxes throughout the South. h) In the Senate, where it has been blocked repeatedly in the past by southern filibusters. Called up unexpectedly House action came over the futile objections of a group of southern parrepresentatives who totried block a liamentary devices final vpte. They succeeded on13 in delaying the showdown sev eral- - hours. ::. :::. ;' , - . :!;: : 'Y ,,,. i ' : ' :: 4-- s 7::--,, A ,. .:,' .3. , ', .? :. ,' ,.:,:,...,,,..; .;:.,:- ; , , , " -, .. ..47.4.4.4,4604..,,, artares-840,- 000. , . . .. - , . ..L., , :. ; ' ,.. Sold Out! . :Yes. the Centennial Edition of The Deseret News Of' '. issued last Saturdaywas a complete sell-ou- t! There may be a few more available copies of this prized edition and they will be handled by regular street salesmen in downtown Salt -- Lake. regular Deseret News subscribers still need extra copies. please contact your He will regular carrier. to supply make every effort them. 11 THE DESERET NEWS Two Members of First Presidency Speak on Pioneers Over Networks - , ' , -,., - ....;:1, :. ,.:::,. , ,,,.,' , - z , |
