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Show - - . , .., - . , , . - - - -- ,,,,----- -, , , , - , t. UTAH'S TRAFFIC TOLL' . 1 , . Lost year, same period , -'- - .. , ' ""1""trooyed. , . 131 , , 3?" . ...., Killed to dote, 1947 . : t ,--- - 1 1 i , --1) . i4,....,, - I , . 751- ,It- , . - , ' Price: Fifteen Cents I , , Sa,lti ' ., ) , , i Vivian MeikSays: Truman Has . . . .. , . , , I: CIA,. 1 'mll - t 1 , Partly cloudy this atternoon and Sunday, with a -- iseiwchatifteernoloenr -- -- - 1 ) sourndealyrinyi lowt SuYnday - ,,, ' evening thunder- showers.. ght. High today near 90, and 60. about Yesterday's temper- t. .. morning ..4 67i-h,-tures: Max., 03; rain., 64 mean.7.9;, normal', , - . .,. . ---- --- ' .,.,., t:J., '( -- . - , 7., .':' - . I 58. 98th Year.. V, . . ,. ' -- F140.-.$..O'ç- .,,,,,...t,1 ow , 14 s., , ,, . - idS , His-CeSk- 11 , 1:7 .T ,. : . ekoZa.a. .;.......L'....'1,.:,...-7,.;,- ,.. ..7., , - ..,...,4"5's.;,, .. isTo. Vol. 347. 0 . .,..., r;1 , : .,,tr,..,;.,,,,,ez..,:7,. . , -. ." ' 1 ", '.., Smile With Me Today Close Call as There - isGoodi Reason t i .0-- . . Weather Forecast , ,.. - . -. , . - ,.... Lake City, Utah, Satuilday Evening, September 6, 1947 , , ,,,.., I . , . .. ,..,.., i , , . D - , - , - - i 4, .--- 5.00:''Mil.,0:'4 ,, ,.....,., -- . . 4 : ........ ,,..:11:.:, - Farms ?; .,L.. Last evening I received a shock! .. -. A man charged into my office, mumbled a name I didn't .. 4'.1'...:;1.::."-........,..... catch, shook hands heartily, took my only comfortable chair and )......11,.:r.'.-: , ....- ' Auto Comes to Stop ' I ,. --,, ,.-' - ' ,.. Immediately began to lay the law down on the way I should write . ---,-., i, t-a 7r-I and think and the scope within which should limit myself. re', 4y-- -s 4," ."; Near 500-Foi v,. "4: ,..1, He spoke for at least teri minutes without pause for commas Ktrfi-if ,... ,, , , , , or paragraphs. I don't think he paused much either for breath. .,,,,..- Precipice . f , ,,. Then, he took his hat, one of my pencils, my desk copy of The ,i,,,,p, ,..,,,: ..:,,...-.. ' ,'''' RIO DE JANEIRO--(INS- )-II Deseret News and his leavejust like thatwithout warning and 1 ,....sebb:-, 401' .." ....is -- President Truman narrowly es"' 1 he was bus the dobehincLilim..LiPIERRE, S. brought tinder control '- r , 4 iicci Ldprd serious dpOsibh ; 1 When I was able to breathe again, as it were, through the , 4: todiyir today when an automobile in 41 ' nostrils, and to prove to my own satisfaction that I was not left which flp - scorched an area of more than 500 square miles in five centrat he was high above i i and Rio de Janeiro riding littered about the floor of my office, I had to laugh South Dakota counties. a to skidded, stop A The new outbreak was reported quelled less than three hours against a- rock barrier guarding laugh. ,I. : .' -t .. a 500400t precipice.' -- - - - - - -- - - ' '''' over several aonere miles., i ..,:;4! The ''' was president uninjured. , - , The new fire was reported as - Relieves , Tension unhurt were his - - r.,40- , ' - Something - farmers and ranchers began-sur, , , r,..,4...r.....7 in the rear seat of A - , i yesterday's ' veying the loss from Amid all the "alarms and excursions" of nation fighting the open limousine. Fleet Ad- , -, "A , '3' ;,: i ... rampant blaze -- which - roared , ,,,, ' 4 nation, brother denying brothereven dog eating doghave you miral William D. Leahy and U. r 1 ..,.4 , through the north half of Hyde ,i noticed how something invariably crops up to relieve the tension? S. Ambassador to Brazil, William .1 . , '', . County and parts of Sully, ' ley. Quite frankly, I think That the general run of people today Pau Potter' and Faulk, , , Hughes, . ' . 1 The , -- occurred while I mishap . do not take off enough time to strille. L remember more rea1 Mr. . , . daylight checks indicatEarly -Truman was being driven -- norI 3000 of firstestimates London ed than blitz of at that of the 1,...., the , of height, t gaiety spirit througha jungle mountain park. - . , ., cattle having perished probably t mally find in our everyday-- intense peacetime surge to success. On ' -, ' ',I ' ,.1E',--was excessive. An official figure , Hairpin Curve Iv Nor was that London gaiety just bravado. It was not excited .i ! 'awaited, a thorough examniation 7 ." 'tea". ?bs of chance The was cw' little fear there an that Amerliving , the presidential car, underlying ...,' by ; of the fired area. t --ican secret ,., service In genuinely-humovehicle...slew, was caused the COVEREDWAGON Cleveland,.0., by -long in that inferno. Noit .""'"k- Farmlands-Save- d to the Side of the road on a dele- drive team of Colorado burros in eonvenCONVENTION PARADEDenver ous events which seemed to rise phoenix like out of the ashes of -' rurve hairpin -- Aerial observation showed the , of. r , ,- .:Onternationall every raid , Mr. Truman 9 n a sightseeing - - gates of thetath national:Vflerans -. '4: t ' 1 - - ..,.....- - , , uneven- - course. of : I , drive ., the "Floresta da , through ,,, 7. bleak, black acres of rolling land Laughter Clubs Would Be Good '1 1 Tiiuca" mountain I !.. t - ': - ,r-1- : - ' - il If I were brave enough-- would suggest a' laTigfiter auto, driven by a relula-rsecre: . service driver named ,,,,- - , It . , 4 IN, , . only changing the word "raid" to "worry." I would like - to seewhich were saved- - by absence . Boren, kidded on the slick, un -muchless of the frownhig concentration I meet everywhere-,-... of ', , tindentregetationermuid red clay on a high crown them. Is it not possible, I sometimes wonder, to get on with the paved , , in the road. . From the plane, the founda, viiitor as ''. such a of instead 1 a smile gave with ' snap my ijob 1''. " 1 snapa ti the car was Fortunately, . - ' burned farm tions of three ' ''. ' '. ' .'. ''. me? I.", caught and held by the protec,' t 4, homes and possibly a - fourth Nevertheless, humor is p funny thingno, that's not meant tive barrier of rocks piled along ' .. ,.",, ' ? - ''s. , it- lk, '. "''' '' be seen. ' could CLEVELAND The (AP),l the roadside and did not actually '.,' 1, ., to be a joke! , The loss of livestock was , , . .T want Veterans of Wars k , ..., , , the leave It to rest Foreign road. s came, we 4, Would claim humor? a of bet. .. , Which of us can claim sense , ;,,' 2 , '; 7 l '''' Congress to make it unlawful for termed feet from a 1 ,' t cattimes only three or four ., cause stampeded firefighters simiit if we suddenly realizedas we shouldthat ninety-nil-l- e to talks ,.( , .,,,,,,t ,j.,- ,-, . group sponsor of hundreds of any precipitous drop -, , - ,,,x. r". " .4 i - ' lar to those delivered by forme' tle ahead of the flames., out of a hundred a humorous situation is created by a fellow's feet through thick jungle ' 2,.. 4, Vice President Henry A. Wallace Hundreds Found Safe '"1 misfortune? growth. tour Roosevelt, eldest son of the , i...... ,.,, during his ruropean early How we laugh at a man chasing the Panama an ill wind has Enroute To Estate -Pr- esident--Roosevelt, Hundredsof -- head- of ,,, ',....,.., ' this year. , 2 ., a if new hat! it is a crowded blown along - o sidewalkespecially .0,In a resolution adopted yester- stock could be seen safe on island ' - Trumandeseriesre- ' . The ys , was e party presidential Or ,,b, Plato. 1,0 , Greek of 4 the well the story I remember philosopher surrounded of unburned Y the veterans' said land,. the group day, to a Fontes Mountain , ..;',,":''',,. 4 nomination in 1948. ' . , , ' - , , 11;t,i . e was it Socrates? 'It was the first recorded funny story since man estate eight miles southwest of , te e speeches "against the foreign by acres of scorched earth. .' N. a Highmore United States" of the ,,..,., t ,1 learned to write. Floyd Campbell, policy ' Rio de Janeiro. ': were "an insult to the citizens farmer, was overcome by smoke ' -A: "I was thinking deeply," his ,1 Had the skid occurred a few l''' ' Iz; 1 .; ;."1,..'-- ' I ,... of the United States.' , 2t but wi;i; the only casualty listed -1 , papyrus reads, "and had nearly feet- - on either side of the bar0 ,". . ' . .... e 4. , to ) asked was ' , 1 olfirefight-pass among Congress reached my greatest philosophic rier there was considerable dan'' ... rts 1 ''',,,,,,,64'2. ,.1...,. .7' 1. .,,'.. '.. '' .' "' legislation that would allow ac- ers. '; Son-Suppodeduction when I was disturbed ger that tt.e ear' might ranchers' to in the be taken federal of the t tion a of Many continual ' larger , the barking by -- - plunged off the road. 4 courts against "any organization In the parched territory said 4 yellow dog. The car, was . of or to , have would indirectly directly sponsoring, dispose "When I could stand it no at the time. One traveling they estimated -or paying the ex- the stock which they I saved encouraging I, longer I cast a big rock at' the was 16 miles an hour. ,,, ( ,,, ' ... . of anyone speaking the penses animaland missed it." ' ;.... The mishap took, Nam viten 4, ' '' ,. ".,,,, ,,c James ' '','''''.:." in a foreign'. country truoPlaimi- ' s . ..4 record continues: , ,. e - -- ,, papyrus the ' to N.SY tion of the PITTSBURGil the was oldest winter son of the late foreign policy (I prothem over the Ro.osevelt, up the steep mow, United Statet,'! See VIVIAN MEIK On Page 2 procession '' .- ,- ' hinitive. Some of the ranchers president;saysthat President ' ' , unemp , , tain road struck a soft spot in t Widespread of 1100 head 300 to run from . i, 'i, ,,;-firms the red clay. Their wheels bo, , Truman "deserves renomination ,,, Backed By Publication 2..., throughout I, , . ' , ' ', i, ' -gan spinning iftthe mud. attttliee , m not threatened today by a strike was ' .a immediately l The president's car slowed to ,,' -,.., -', , 4, available for comment on the BaFttoiredm by 300 1800 operating employes of the a virtual halt. - .,.. ' - ., entelesmtionraanp"utusZ7 resolution, but the magazine with- Union Railroad in Pittsburgh ,., , ,,-., ,,,. , : ' 4. ,. "New Republic," of which Wal- out relief a 300-m- of , Spin In Mud -- army: ' more . 30,000 ,:,."' Meet ,than ";', ';that will idle lace is the editor, said his trip volunteer fire bittl,hynewsmtn , the , .,4 ...., t g -fought to as fighters it epnrogrtmo -, movb began ( Then, to Europe was sponsored primarthe Press' radio 4,, , .litst steel workers on Monday. with szliertlicsatcrkusar ,.. t ': ,',. ,,, ahead again, the automobile i ' ' - - ' ''-- .-ily by the publication in his ea- - elidrel -President The railroad is a U. S. Steel plows );',' 4 ' wheels spun in the mud and g ' ' ceudt Tnirgtilimt,anRoohasex vneoltt asbaladnd ipnrobteYcitaive ,..,.a.,,,e .44, parity as a working journalist. .. - .-back- ' " -and ''''.furrows, stewed the car to the roadside. 1 o e d n subsidiary. the , ,, His visit to London' was W.; 7 , ,,,, ' , ,. Steel men said unless the rear wheel came,to rest HOLLYWOOD ider the auspices of the maga- fires. (APEmp- The left the policies of Franklin D. Roosebarrier. rock strike is settled immediately un-, , ' '., The fire started at two spots velt, ', against , , , "New .; zine the Statesman is and in film the studios in domestic 1', loyment hunin mount I Mr. Truman and his companemployment will ".., ,.,. , k,41,,k0.0,1L,A.it...,,, .,,,,,.,. $4,,-- , "'r. ,4'. ' .' Nation" and on April 23 he several miles apart about 40 affairs.""particularly ,. dreds of steel using plants across down approximately 30 per cent ions remained completely mer- o from east miles in Paris wider the sponwf aPierrelSepdfoarksr He declared that he had at A. A. Vandegrift, -- - spoke of the-- American Veterthe nationin automobile plants, from a year ago, cutting some one a combine MARINE COMMANDER SPEAKS,---Gen- . sorship' home appliance manufacturers, 7200 off the One-tiopposed-the-Ttumovie payrolls, blaze, a cigaret for the other. ans Committee. left, commandant of the Marine Corps, ,tells Veterans of on construction jobs and so on. to to arms time. 'stack no and sources is Wars this go said doctrine he beMved it because Foreign competent industry on badlyPolice Work also will halt Want Bonuses ' - On the right is- - Senior Vice Commander-in-Chie- f today. "did not signify sufficiently the sleep.' needed freight cars. -The group also adopted a resof 7200 was on a baThe desire of the American people to Ray H. Brannaman of Denver. (AP Wirephoto) r Industry spokesmen estimated sis of figure in olution indentical with one ap30 per cent of 24,000 as a lend support - to the 'Unite- denough steel is being lost daily mean average - , , , of the most workproved at the VFW --encampment Nations." to build 8000 -- TROY. , N. State by Carnegie-Illino- is Y.(AP) last year in Boston which asked 1000 freight cars, ing in the studios at any one I automobiles, announced EMIL Unknowi ,,.'!. today police -to $5000 bonuses for federal soneer Polley some are up time there although 250,175,000 home refrigerators, capture of a German for World War II soldiers. Roosevelt said, however, that 000 washing machines, and 130 30,000 employed. of war they said escaped from In addition, the veterans passMost of off those laid are lit would be impossible' to say enough craftsmen but the total also in- a stockade in- England, stowed miles of pipeor na- a for ed ,ca,Iling whether President Truman,was measurtes sheet steel and other prod-- cludes extras on the liner Queen LOS- ANGELES - (AP) Ipipe, cemetery in and some contract away last foliowinit his lather's policies in ucts to build 12,000. homes. - - -- month, and fled to . Mary for World each W. ;,1 Robert state,.Pensions California players. the international field because he upstate New York after Gen. ' Icemen "large enough for .a War I 'veterans similar to those Wallace - for- - Kenny; CLEVELAND (AP) ILayoffs Certain to sources be President Studio could not say -- what-the declining latein New -- York, detection said there has been a 1 margin et safety."-today accused Democratic state presidents policies be would in said even if the strike identifieddecline City. U. S. Marine of the They Corps, urged federal- homesteading for central Chairman the preeent complet situation. -- Committee in the last year, 2. Strong reserves, support. Police Inspector Charles the Veterans of Foreign Wars of railroad trainmen and loco- gradual Alaska,, a drive- against income James Roosevelt Lof "Ingrati- than any sudden whole- LaState identified the prisoner today. not "to stack arms and go ed in their - home communi7 motive engineers ends over the rather Forge tax evaders and a pay boost for tude", and said thre Ilate pres1--I 1 heAlthough as a result of post- as Martin sale would rather see Trumare weekend layoffs in steel fahricat war firing, Eppich, 21, formerly to sleep," and recommended esties. internal xevenue agents. abnorretrenchment from denCs sonwaslderelictim his theWhiteHouse,hcsaid that e eara --i Munich avoided of be cannot corporal an Industrial of geetablishment plan ing plants 3. Stockbiles of necessary The convention endorsed (wooparty duties during the 1946 Henry Wallace was ,"a great mally high wartime employment. in the 12th Panzer division. "to walk- - hand -- in- hand with materials "which were too litly next week. Marshall State -of lochis electionBritish which in The situation retary for America" campaign.becauseof-primary. thing La Forge said Eppich was apthat Britain taxed American-importe- d The steel men pointed-ou- t military research and developwork at the BigJour ministers' his fonkness and .outspoke- midRooseto was after too on tle late World until and Kenny shortly replying prehended ments." dependent plants fabricating 75 per cent and American meeting in Moscow and ' asked sratement in New York nnese' near here and was being ,,, - , for steel report- films Carnegie-Illino- is "In past years some of our War II wis almost lost." that use of the word "veteran" be velt's I 1last studios banned shipment of films day - -in which held in the Troy state police manufacturers of military equip'"' , night Seeks Conventioned impending curtailments due to abroad, these experts to those who have Gen. the restricted' asserted could Vandegrift said, authorities ment might have closed-do--- said that Kenny made a barracks for a lack of raw material. served in the armed services (as not be considered a primary from New YorkArmy effort" as the DemocratRoosevelt, who came east to City. but for the orders of measures were 'immediate re- distinguished frem the merchant ic Few plants, they said, have cause of retrenchment but completely did see leaders here and in guberniitorial candidate in the party ' quirements" and said they rep- marine). able to build-- up reserve accelerate it and focus attention foreign governments," the ma., primaries. Kenny said rine leader told the group's an- resenteda'"preparation - for 3 Die in. stockpiles because of the heavy on declining employment. - that for convention California, "political ingrati,"! tionat ognized nationwide demand for steel. The generally recognized postThree nual convention. tude is a necessity in a repub- said in response to--- 1 question BRITISH CABINET is not a proper status peace." war drop in the domestic box of- persons were burned to death for"There Mr.He veterans that about Not Optimistic Earl Gov. Warren but had Roosevelt overdoes lic, peace why the arsenal of , democracy," was told led a and a fourth was seriously fice,- it was it when he kicks a man who is been able to get both- major .'iustas.suinerableas. any STUDIESNEWLOAN added. be C. R. Cox, president of Car- reduction in explained, costs in a fire which destroyed . In three other recommendahill you ever capturedunless win ther---"long producing s, declared the strike LONDON(INS)The British ie. vigorously arid ,,constantly cabinet -I , 'In 1946. Mr. Roosevelt was last election overwhelmingly: development a frame store and tenement libris be .asked: it ot conwas end quickl- y- because before the British reported may-ntoday here early defended." ,, today. which, however, came as a severe building 925,000 . - to support Pm- ','1 think there are two answer: It paid 1. A force of regular serv- a new for loan consider sidering applying officials many U. S. Sen. Styles Bridges, (R) from the international foreign Twenty other occupants fled to candidates," Kenny to that. The first answer is, r. un- jolt to the & ' company monetary gressive of the brotherhood - demands of New Hampshire, told the fund. said "but he was too busy sell- - very frankly, that I feel that the r .:... market tor films. " safety in their night clothing., reasonable.'-' insurance to make more than campaign . conducted VFW yesterday- - that 'unless - The London against Daily Express ing Only one of the corporation's we can at once check Russian said it was decided a few perfunctory appearances Gov. ,, Warren by Mr. Robert 1.6 . to ask the now in operain mills -finishing aggression, we may yet find our governors of the fund at their during the primary campaign. Kenney, who was the leading !.tion. Eighteen of 19 blast fur hard-wo- n victories have been in London meeting next week to Now he blames it on my 'half.. Democratic man running in the 108 naces are down and 101 of i ' vain." Democratic 'primary, was such a alter the rules to permit grant- - heartednese Well, at least I re- 'half-hearthave-bee- n furnacfs hearth open, rt effort that most Bridges., urged. continued terms to coun- tained my amateur standing. I easier loan of ing the of out HRIS1'MASCO-NTEs-rs7-77-taken production, was not a am still able to act Independent- -. people felt that There of, strong military forces tries with financial difficulties. CHICAGOTcAP r'. spokesman said. He added: all of was a little good news amidst the and stressed The paper said if the rules are ly.- - I am for Henry Wallace. I true contest , a "The four major plants are He declared that-"There are 116 days until Christmas. clonlhaiteto lowtothe, will of -- 'Secondary to be perfectly' of high priced boom for consumers preparedness. the down with the exception of lont-rang- e Dalton would ap- - the Democratic machine and candid- about it, foreign policy" And thatineans that it is time to announce the tradition- today. Price reductions were anHugh whi-ccoke-worPa.T Clairton, shorten- 'was needed and addet-thathfelt that nounced before the come out for President Truman great- many Democrats al Christmas Story- and Christmas Poem Contest sponsored by ' I must be kept in operation to preGov.-- Warren- -- had successfully ing items and food comModities did not consider a third world Marshall plan for economic aid like'''. -The Deseret News. deterioration of equipment." . , ' achieved Ihe distinction of being , , becomes effective. in primary markets halted their, war "inevitable." night", At the same time negotiation, Start now With your itbry or poem. Briefly, here are a violent upswing. governor. I think -- railroad between-t; he , Gamble COmMan,l 'meeting t the they have been somewhat- disil 1 continued reofficials 2 cent a pound a and company lusionetastn thejact- at the 1The story must not be over 3aqo words in length, announced with much success. duction in the wholesale price of present time.' and the poem pot more than 50 lines. Either may be shorter. a Two trouble shooters from the its vegetable shortening,- Oise. 2All entries must be iubmitted before' Nov45- knocked Brothers brotherhoods national 'headquarLever and to 3All entries must be original, never published- before, down the cost of its shortening, ters arrived in Pittsburgh Results" and on a theme in keeping with the holiday season. 4 , bring aq end to the "wildcat" Spry, six per, cent. a , National cents ern of N. five returned-only-talent belles 'Suit and had J. on ATLANTIC, reduction held will A be A first walkout. They Condemned- - the (AP) 4Entries accompanied by day's bathing t$ d was made In the whole- :Miss America, 1947, will be first two nights strike as unauthorized. places in-t- he 'wumers. The - ;. . , envelope .,' The .winning story and pain be- - - ' 6 000 oto IN)- -4 protaird f of bathing suit and talent precrowned names will be announced tola,. by sale oleomargarine tonight, 0 1 itiç concluding 000 141- -3 Nell York-t. come the property of The Deseret News. contest with 54 love- liminaries. Foods. divi- ive-day COoPer and Post and Branca the Durkee.ramous Idwards; night. - - Oregon Medical Society 5Each entry should be signed by a nom de plume. sion of Gliddew,company: Miss Marshall, the only Five finalists will be,select- ly entriei competing for, the (Ten htnings)- -blonde to win a preliminary title of most beautiful girl. 311 000 010 0- -4 II 0 ed from. this group, and from Theentry should be accompanied by an envelope bearing, on Chien prises in com,Meanwhile, ' 011 112 000 -7 11 I T h e preliminary contests- -- the final five will come the Pittsburgh contest, took bathing suit honthe outside, the porn de plume.' Inside, it should contain a modity futures rnarket I ' lerkitson (3) and liebelting; Borowy, s,,Alzre ended last night- - with - Miss ors with the following statislower. In winner of the Miss America fORTLAND, slip of paper carrying the nom de plume, the real narne of 'slightly were Bonham, Sewell 43) and Ithattc ' at tics: recorded Five Marshall of six losses and $5000 title the scholarship feet, Society- -the Margaret inches, hir-or- , f Oregon State her address, Weight-1- 20 , , winning the- bathing ; elected a woman as president to pounds,,blue eyes- .- American Leagua,.. opening 'T All entries should be addressed to the CHRISTMAS , and , ,tvision and Minneapolis' bust. of $20,000 worth of scholar. time in its 73- day, for the first 0 0 2n2 000- -4 000 Baton NEWS Salt Lake ;won Utah. EDITOR, 10, talMiss City Miss Campbell the Campbell, Secretary Anderson's ships is to be- iplit up among 7 Philadelpita 010 020 000- -7 year history. kent test by singing an aria Start thinking about that pok'm or short story today,--Begi- n talent -- contest.- - - the ment to 1Europe last-nig-ht The -- woman physician r- - who Johnson, Klinger (9) and lebbetts; - from- - the ' Towles and Roast. be forwould, the these "Romeo and American exportil last night el: office a year from opera, heibtles, will:take writing soon, so that you will meet the deadlineNov. Juliet." A voice student for a honey bionde--sp- d Miss Canadafirst this year. , the row,- is Dr. Leslie S. Kent, a - 15--- -in good time. Yours lithe chance of not only winning 10 to Of .000 qmi 401. I t she 'six sobbed Cleveland Most United ,.States other of when dent the years, the - Univerety commodity are,ex.graduate-o- f substantial prize but of having your contribution published 'were-close4 001 101 told of her victory and was un. Chicago- to qualify for the setni.e4..,-- : enter the turvets' contestand in todayffbut Wyoming, -- who - has practiced Ela P40'. and 191 t PelletiClittnan Newt; - speak- - for several round of 13 todayo along nthbigCHR1STMAS NEWS.- - .It Will be off the press York cottonseed oil futures Miss Minnesota brokwthe-vir.-- . Ore since trih. Ctidvell tat Int Oehrian - - oable ' , which mulutes.-,, south, Wel atrawileho!d , , Trask, Dialing We4nesdayprieTkura-0, ' ilk N .t, - -$--- ot ,Ti ;,-- ,,..k. , gulerstow , ' . i - - --- , -- , - ., !, Thousands of Cattle Die In Fire; Villagers Flee -- - -- s1 ,. - . --- - - - - ,-- . '1 , - . - ., ' . j & . . ' , - , . , , - k i - gEATITRES7V1"147-----...ieltitTlVairvertramPrnen- -w- ? - hile--carrying - fojjtioirparade . --. , - 1,, ,,,,,- ,."' an , k -- F:.. -- - Li.:-----,,-,- - - ' , ' , -- ,. - :.-- coPrlirVa-nlattntla -- -- . On Sponsoring- - ; . -- , , , :;.-- , , - '''..4--- .:' 30,000 . rN - ', :7 t- .. - N BACKS--TRUMA- - , - I .' . fif 1 - ... FDR Eldes- t- . , the-scor- es .. - i - 7 .4.--- -Tbe , , - - - ,:. , Film Studios - .:, - ;,, - - , , .- .,.- ' By30 P'erCent ,,.., , , , 4, ' ; ..k. , ' ' - -- rs than--12--hou- ., -- - an - ' , it - ' , - -- 0' , - - , t - --- .. Reduce Jobs ' , , ' steel-depende- nt - ''''?fEW-IFORK--4.4A- P) v.-- . , , Pres - . Truman" , 1 , - -, , Invmnt ip0 - ' .'. ii.''A.11... Steel Strike , l's.i" ' '4,4 Job Loss in t - -- -- Face - , ' en-ro- 'Wallace' Talk "!- ..,, ,- - ,c . -- -""' -. ..4- - - , -- , -. -- , - me, Catch Nazi Pow ir New York Industry Preparedness For Defense Advocated , - - .. - ch Kenny Raps Roosevelt for . - - -- -- IIngratitude . . - one-tim- - , - '. . - - r 1 - . 4 the-latt- -- wn , - :been -- - Ill.--(A- P)-- - , - , -- ' Food Price Upswing H olt s ANNOUNCED FOR ' , ed sup--po- -- ---- -- Itered;--Chabtello- - ks e - it - non-partis- an - BIG EVENT SCHEDULED - FOR TONIGHT Baseball seini-finalis- 1- Ore,:-4AP).--- L author--or--poetran- d- 35-in- ch - t I.-- . Ow - v. T oemi-finalis- ts. e-victories , , --, ;07,--l- - - - - - - , i."' negie-Illinoi- R LIES - er ,"balfhearted , - 0 mait - |