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Show - t 0110411108Eap THE BOILING POINT Salt Lake vicinityClear ond hot to morrow afternoon. report see Page .1! Il ! 4 For coenplete weather 4 g 1 11 - ) A-- 8 --i ----- - 7- .11,.., A ,.. : N t ' I NtMS . . . THE FAMILY Price: Five Costs is 'F- NEWSPAPER Final Home , s , Hot ' . - i '',1 g 4- - r , rri ,1 ,..., ,. , - . , $ . :-:, ' Fly Behveen; cr.,' -. , r - ." ., Major Parties as They WaitTruma n Talk . , .' - I . , - , , , . ' - , CONGRESS.: St, Words S.' , ' ttbTuz , ,4,..., CLASH MAR Allies Put Ban on Russ Trains , "0- - Tot. 221. No. 27. . , - , , , . I I 41 - EDITION Salt Lake City, Utah, Monday Evening, July 26, 1948 , - Seth Congress began its campaign WASHINGTON (AP)--T- he Within minutes. Howe Republicans and Derneo-,- -. 4,-7 saw.," 4a, .,a1 ., '.-- ta tiottv:11 re, 1 .,?7,14,t-- 4 ;.,,-,0e !Ito, ."411.1 I ificiA,411111r-- ki of ,,,t it t- - ,,,, It Tv) crats were exchanging hot words of blame over high prices ant . .,,,, .,,,,,,.,-., , ,k, -.. --, ,, 1 , z.,,,,,,,,, , 1 the housing shortage , , , ,ttp,14 it,,. 1. 1 , A , s ,, .- ,,r7:.- - , , , t;1 , , t was brief , Today-,, ;,... . , 1 ,1 i t , 2 : ' mitit: 4 t ,, ,11 lorttunutary to bearlog PresidekV- - f., BERLIN (APIThe L'esed States and Britain banned move-- I :. ,,,,, 10))1St' .,,, ems of trains today to arid from the Runian Zone of Germany.., , iov ITomen's recommendations . to. , ---' ti these and other fellow 4 '.4. American atheists said --tochnical difficulties- - caused the stop-- i ..e ' 'km which kb totd hitt Partg imit ,.f ' 'w."''''''' page. .41',1';e0ac i ae- -t The joint Amerkan-Britis- h vention. required aa extra sew. '7t i 4.'t1 t'-'- . Mon of the worst" Congreit.. Aappeared to be the most posi-- I, 4:1 a counter-mov- e . ,, IQ the House. Democratic lead-- . V ,::,. ,,,"- I :ion yet taken byl t' r 1 ' . 1 the! ,..1 ,Ifer'',6,,, ,..o. era western Allies to break demanded action to relieve pvieo 1 44 ,t ' ..,,:.307 1 ..1"; a. ,it , k the bowing shorts, and curb !Russian blockade of Berlin. now (,,, . t 7:, , ...( I la month old. . cost the of living. The Republi r , . cans retorted that the Democrats' D. I Lucius and . Clay Siri I IBrtan ,4' , t ',. '''''..'"'4.44.. Administration was to Mauls Sot . Robertson. the American:1 , i 4, tconostile troubles.-- - t. ,,land British military governors .! ,' . , . ,. ' sl,.........4. t , , a , 0- ),,, '' ''''' ' . 4. . By lack Bell .. triceAPIW. , ,0 ,.r'., Trauma , Ir." . 000,011.44.00: , !Jaciliirtratniie action at atrcliciti '., ' Floisking Memeagi - -'',-,- . s are' , jtilkoromsoc-- ;., t PHILADELPHIA tAP) . Hen,,..,..- ,4' zg.e, ' In the white ais hfr.r ieffective at once. The prohibi-- 1 ,,, , & Wallace rolled his new Pro- i man ...,;r - . .-- .4.'....' a lion is against the movement of! ... put tmishiog towhee en the ,,,t, 4111 " . 'N -a gressive Party today down smosage be will deliver person. all trains originating or Ttoll 9.4. 1 . , --, a.- k ' -- ,000,Wr . 4, road he and his followers prom- ally tomorrow. nating- in the Soviet sone By Alex IL Stagiosaa a As to dews Prelude laAsit all , ..... When the to Ruwians ised a .. , leads N stopped, At LON-DO' States- :trafht on the , oak program . be hinted ranking ' ' r, long railway be- -' Russia. with 0. peace ' Democratic '' leaders to an after--. ' British and French diplomats tween Berlin and the western l'''''4' apt''L...".4 's, ,,:' With an assertion that "weyet000n wa i t Roust naeterence Alt , , ' 0t. tr., German?! they asserted met early bodey for critical tof00,..o, his message Ind the le- jest begun to roll." the Third difficulties" were the surtations on differenees ' outs kith 'Writ ke will ask Cosidrese to ' , set -- I, nominee ,,, ICSU,Se. ,ar i ty I presidential , RUJIlita 0Per Gereaan?-- . They were ' In another development. to plant in every state the seed. Parepublkas the, ''' '''. leaders decided at I, : t armed with treah inlormation!Berlin city government' ordered' ..'Tr neW d a of he called 1 ' what politcal morning nieetthg to snake be de., ' , ls. teem washinition tim Moscove. the dismissal of Police crusade. I .. b.m.iket. mama au a letialauva program k..... Tbe conference at the foreign Faul Markgra who President' "''' . I , oil's: 'ain"gin'r 467otint con" ""yenhoo until Mr. Truman has had his Ni . 10 his Positioa , the first of a neariPlunted ' athe, k , only II min . Russians in Ilia& that ended last night in seven The Senate took.alla t . s series arng from .':the crisis! free-fo- r; ,. one-ha- lf .,ateatc.t. ccacte. ta of and hours el and tall Assistant Takes Over all debate over a party platforni.hw lual moo tate Pm kW to., proveked by Russialt blockade! Dr, Ferdinand Frlenderrs.. Let Berlin. It came len than 12 ---' v 7 ''..-: it .. inemt"."' 1 startt said beim' set while his friends were 1Z 't ,'' . - - ''''') , tear of American 'deplitriaijiii-ötlerlitiafter , ';'''- ,-that brought Repubb. ed a ing a platform placing joint hand: Markgra letter of ' ''','74,,; ?' '' , N; t experts on Russtan affairs re- -r ", sad Demacrats in attar, sponsibility" on the United States-lamordering him to turn turned trots a huddle ia i,,..,,4:,..,,,e,..,...,,.....,...,,..,,, and Russia to keep the peact.itImnict ,,...Ocl wha.....t ......,,am ke, !over kis office to his aksistant. 4., . knite Allen whirled off to a youth for!"'"'" """'" "" '''""-'".""- .move was expected to have ' '.'" ( irstwatt "ether:111e '.,'' ) '.,' t' '!-- ,.-, ,'; and eivil irights bil2s.. , wide 1Wallace meeting. :.,..44..;.1-00.fourin E. 7, this repercumions For the s,41,atirscram- - 13'3 Meer cit?- .4, t- -' ., ' teen-age- rs f a As Into 'housing packed 4 '' State 4 Ter Twe Bears ''.. Bottles, ., Deportment i Wi lds the highest, jammed. hotel ballroom theeretil melte and a key adviser at all Mark-gr'erbal battle eliettelied lee lustily the former vice president! b.. tour eootemoism in ieeentiGermari military award. The Bus- -, I r,,,',,),...k:t- Liw.sov- - .a.....4A.,,kin tu'll hoar before tha . aniggartl shoved back grinned widelyw Levi, te. Douglas. amIsians captured hint at Stalingrad, ., i lions. called it a day at12:60 p.aa . forelock and said: to Britain, and wititeeput him through Soviet WHERE TWO MET DEATHTwo fliers met 'death in this The crosh occurred yesterday during on air show at Solt unruly r11o1 "Gosh, it't swell to motet withRES11. Bedell Smith, ambassador to ;nation" with other German I I Acting Howe uesneeratic Lead friPhota by , Boyd Bulloughl, toms who are net hloyins hi ho ifieent., and brought him to Berlia twisted Ittreckagcof what once was, fir lioht training plans. I Lake , airPort. nurnberltWo Runt. -- That was a keynote et tbilleg McCormack teams' touched ell :.,. For Itritalai-Si- n Williamtmon after the eity leil He het "'''''"'"'"'-'1'''"'4,tireeltelie by - telling the tint Progressive,. patty '',''o,,,Il' rstraits. chef et the foreign constantly criticized by . must ho dams fice-Germain section; Patrick!Communist political parties. 1:11duetion, which pkkad Senator Gienineurg'Igertglgthit ehriet the high edge Dean. erne et its opens on Ger.! Franz Neumann, Berlin Taylor of Idahl as No. I month,' 1"-01 on the Third Party presidential Ileing and the won affairs; area Sir Maariceiof the Social Democratic party,' housing short? .., ' , PeteriOn7 ambani ume.L. I it to Russia!said Idarkgrat was responsible for' alkle-tticTkaeytiobreapduecit itbirittoWwatardsmattere I ....,I. ,.uunt- GOP ked411'" ,. who returned Irma MOSCOW about :the wave et politket kid000ttta sl, I- ..., mile is tin Dot lin Berlin in which MI3 the youth conierence. gP0allmilI gym. la days sail persons t "I was told that if I ran For FianceMerle kiwi Pathl,Vr.1111. the Reliutikee,cce' Massigli.have disappeared during the ocWallace. they'll call you a Red ",......i'un eli Gaue" ambassador to Pititain. . icupation. Neumann said the kid-T"'e three ArntriCatt diplomats meninx were done by the Rue-wivi a 11e. . in. their deaths yesterday' at Salt and probably Drove it." he salt celebrated While Utahns ',eve s He meg, see Foreign Secretary A Ine didn't 4 ' ,,,ratirt bet be , with the connivance of ye- 1,,,, 'Ibex"' bog identify ,f: .' 4,settled who. Mid-th4 '', honor of pioneers I e said be Lake Airport No. 2, west of cast .,, , PI est Becin later ita the day. Bohlen hee in the soviet peonw . , isn't worried. . '' -; state. nine persons met vio- - vale, during an air show at the Leader Washarid give Bevitti first-ban- d Republican' Halleek .. " . ' .the holiday week, ' 4 lent death over , :, r I ., itadt- - wanted Is' know it ILLN "lagged BY lose '' ington views ott pomade methods " ' '''''t -' N end.. Eight died in a plane and field. ' ,,' .''''. k co'mmuntso The was Cimmoth. the western powers might em- issue : ,' Congress Wittig ' plagued -- The pilot of the plane. Gale auto crashes, and a I s.i-,,,,,, r4. ,,. )t.4 . ..1. ' Ithe new party fermiers throughout what the Prtsident win Ell 10 f t ploy in dealing with the situa- Earl his , 26,. and Clifford, an 1 Logan. in N drowned , irrigation girl , , . eternise. , I , bos, , , -Vernon LaMar Oliver-Th- e their meeting. -It broke out ha the Sabbath Day ,, Predict Campolga 'Talk '' . i. - - --.. ". ' ' I, ts,?k - ..,,. 0. , t ,. - ditch. latest ,additions to the ever- - passenger, , ..,, . son, 23, Salt Lake City, were ()sestinas platform session when ilamei a., 4' ... 1. 1. , regaZd- besa as Witty I ic . of Westburke. VI, a del- - A.:, 1'.".....,,; '''..ww..... kr,11a.: WE.L. h the talk Hayford ,,t, ',.. . , ; 3:. -- , on-Regi'4 the state total to 103 persons motored, training eget, offered from the floor ort ""'" -- "' say, i , t', will deal with two that ''"' ' ., ; 1. it. killed to date this year, mine Plane plunged into the ground. t - - '. .'tk,,,,MeCenheek maul questionr amendment to putthe party act .....h....4what . . to date. . The accident occurred while rszord total above the.1947 , L How far the iimtern pow' ,. , A , ,N, the two men were stunting over tion's against indorsing any it. .....Alt well beer le a elimPeTtit , era can go in discussing the litANKFURT Germany (AP),t Killed were: t foreign policy. , a field the during the air show, . It overall problems of Germany HiMillar', Cavemen imd German' 10rA, Sender 4' ,'1 Hayward said the draft sub- ) s ' t' Vernon LaMar ()Ryerson. 231 of feat they had A,u been warned npt to mitted guano west to lift the Berlin political leaders of the three wes-4blarne4 111121 ' s' the conernit- . by platform 24 Lake Salt : A Jackson 4,tern City, , Ave, '...'; zones do Carl under final reached, any circumstances, t agreeOf Demo-we- ll, 'go' ' ' , II "", blockade, arel whether this would u""1"1..., casts. : ' s killed in crash during sir show Nicewander, member of the air Ite headed by Resteird Guy Tug- - tnuv ' nilW tinder reesnxe a pew aneetios of the:ment tonight on plans for a West- late Presi" former Beesevett brain2 ' at Salt Lake Airport No. yes- show committee, declared. They big four ferreito istis- U.s.oers or:ern Germany govermaent, it tressf truster, criticized the bipartisan dtngIrraltkint D. Roosevelt, al-- 4 1 , terdaY. in not were official ' ' participants eould be twrifined to negotiation& learned officially. , Tree". American foreign policy aid by ' ' ' ' - t' ''- .' Gale Earl Clifford, 28, Logan, the air show, he said. ' between dtbe military We are all set?' said Ambas- - ; tom-- I wan the t1.4. 'we grtd ion Russia's implication ' approved dur--- of plane that crashed bs The fatal plunge happened Some sador Robert Murphy. political VICTIM in Germany. Gale pilot PILOTED PLANE er'2dibblY Vernon LaiVior delegates said they Peact-luld-tint air show. when the plane was about 200 to wartn't other to Gen. LUCIUS D. Clay. I. Just Nobel steps the western-advise- ; in favor of 'oodaraini Mrs. Emma Mae Barron Niel- - 300 feet in the air. It was estiSee CONGO:S.10a Page A-- S , s Nomad or could take if American miliouy governor. They Ohverson, Solt Lake, killed I Earl Clifford, Logan flier who Rumia's policies 100 pee cent. alinjured mated by James &Beasley, a CAA though all ' piloted plane which crashed: son, 56, Sigurd,in fatally again a demand to:conferred last week in Washing- - in plane crash at air show. their friendprofemed crash auto an 'official the at show. Saturday night present free the Perfect transportationi tan over the Berlin blockade and . for the Soviet.. ship Richfield. of north Mr. to the , According Beasley, tether German questions. routes to l'erlia. i But Hugh Delacy be Seattle' :,,,, Mrs. Emma Johanna Bastion plane had just been put through Is the fast lowing series oft The agreement leaves open the 80.of mother eviBarron. the knd rolls two ; ' Vermillion, snap pilot WALLACE $ee o Os u i Past ilecelopraints, Gen. Lucius D. door for participation in the fir- -' A4 Mrs. Nielson,- injured in same dently was trying for altitude. by the Russian tone in Day. American military eoca-- ture 7 Richfield crash. The nose of the ship dropped mender In Germany, flew from ern Germany. and the ! however. down, 20, Jack plane The Griffin, Ogden, to Lloyd i Barka tO Frankhart today join military governors and thelC killed when struck by an auto crashed. nose first, into a con(IXSI:;-All- aof the t AGest. Si Brills Robertson .and ministers-preside- nt Weber County, yester- - crete runway. near D.....Annsinnnno,:nnin. to the Resources Board three British zones in western Roy, iNfle,..,. A' Gen. Piirre Koenig, the Security, of A great number the spec- ING319HUIII.111 LIG& staff sitriet recommended today dayl sad Trench commanders, in talks tided that a constituent amiably , , the field wen . William' Russell Brock. 27, tators thronging that Youths Should - its f with German leaders at plans tot will be elected by Sept. 4 L. wAsHINGToN (AP)--Irked (Ap),yohn by aim be dratted first, despite armed charter will be submitted to the Dragerton, killed when his mo- - not aware that anything was A'rHENS t. . a west Gkrinan state. an union today asked ' Germans in a referendum as torcycle struck a car near ' Drag- - wrong with the silver monoplane Liberal Party deputies who in-- services oroposalsjo begin Intik ' i Chieks Dettlaponeals. ; ar slated on higher prices for dome.- , , , erton yesterday. olds. , - r- angiLewis examiner to dismiss a scar.i tested by the military -A-- 2 tic 80 wheat. Premier year-old Mrs. Annie Bolt, See FATALITIES Os Page The secret staff surrey , lints Spanish nt from a Just it back frost Washington The military governors complaint arising Themistokles tendered an handed to Maj., Gen. Learli B. auto Sophoulis Fork, fatally injured in t , essierecces with President Tru- - lied to place before their shop agreement in the .oft end then withdrew his resists. Hershey, wbo bas asked Congress crash Saturday night at Spanish ernments MarGerman State the et a and Secretary govinion industry; f . tion. 4 for clarification as to Its intent Fork. Typhoon Off China shall, City yesterda3r checked up objection to the referendum. A spokesman for Sophoulis said oh 'shirts of the 1114hroagb43 - John n Bolt, 58. Spanish Fork, demblerments during his ab- - Germans contended a referendum! Wüey K. Hopkins. attorney for son of Mrs. Holt, died yesterday Kaneda Air- the premier took his resignation year-olshould be inducted TOKYO (AP) United Mine Workers. asked rid thee met with Bohlen would enable the Nazi& Com-.,th- e of injuries received in the Span- - field today posted warnings that to the palace last night. King tins for anesgbe of waggon,- ; Donlon sod smith as a prelim'. munists and malcontents to stir4Examitter William R. Ringer, of .v to him Paul forget ish crash. persuaded service, Fork it discord. coast 'the National Labor Relations aary liar the London talks. Veteran observers said Sophou- - Sen. Gurney ); 'smeJeannette Wilkinson, 22 months Formosa and the southeast t Ilse, British cabinet met today No decisios was reached on a.Board for the dismissal. Hopkins l a be bit arose China lls' lack irritation of from the by typhoon may Pleasant View, Weber County, diately scheduled a fulecalte f prissartie to discuss domestic at- - name for the govermnent. Thelsaid evidence produced by the ofdrowned yesterday when she fell within 36 hours. The tropical of Liberal Party discipline. Nine meeting of bis Armed Services NLRB's general counsel tairs.sA cabinet soave reported !Germans wanted nothing savoring,i fice of 220 miles wheat centered was from storm duPotios -Committee for ,tomorme mete-are-as Producing into an irrigation ditch. , t Immerser. that Bevin bad eir-l- ed 'Western Germany" or im-- 1 was insufficient to sustain or had insisted that the 110- ing to settle the itmdercover tight; northwest of Manila, over the t culatind among his colleagues aplyirtg Germany was being splitiseEeort the charges."... : , While 8000 horrified ipectators China sea, yesterday afternoon ernment increase fts established Behind dewed down. wek,came t t spalatmary el Berha developenentaiThe aarne will be chosen later. 1.,,ftilta!! Ita.id he wank! P!1.1.18 five-m210fi ilooked on, two flier; crashed to (EST). price for home grown wheat : service armed forces and eon the motion in a report to the rollan k,4t gmaional representatives . will board in the near future. try to iron out the No. I heed.. NLRB General Counsel Roberti I ; on the draf N. Derthiun charged Lewis and I ICS14;ia4 , his union with an unfair labor reporetobtotitdm considerable 311: AnDIES IN CLASHMrs. a on union for insisting practice Sall Lake; rtah weight hibiLthe istinal decision. womshop agreement in the July 1 connie Holt, Utoh et s. I.. Iminauk shocked by electrie plug. Page B--I. tract covering soft coal mining. an killed in County Fork rieerdet state. rhTetZfeth Spanish treasury. ' Three new eases of 4Caotive mines of the steel com- polio reported. Page I. adtietkaule.; defense. panies were shut down for ten crash. The flying Montgomery, Ala., on the Allan- - ing saucer whining aretrmd-Right- ! ATLANTA (AP) r comment a issue. over a in the striite dors A-from! of 3. S. CTOSINES dozens 260 miles per hour. Page IL at sauceror somethingis back Giant plane away persons The dyiban board, tbiarntant,d flight Saturday. The steel i'vmpanies said the proNext up, Clarence L. McKelvii every which way said they had!by Arthur lit Hill. is charged .'. again. LIES Church near top in growth rapidity. Page A-vision Lewis wanted tarried over Die someearn seen the from Ohio lent credence widely separated of Columbus, Reports thingel 1011411 by the president with integratingafrom the 1147 contract. would 1 sections of the country have de- to 'the pilots report by declaring thing. ' industrial and chilies greobilizforce them to violate the year-ol- d Hedd-on-Crd- sh Premier 'TIM ready to trade with tr.' S. Page A-- 2. his' In time. Ala.. as: At over end nee to, &sums the mast etterbte seen he week "it" the of "a flash scribed had Montgomery. cherry ey Act, f j'resch Socialist party harasses new mettle. . Pate A - wingless craft, spurting red fire" while a, pusenger on the two housewives reported a led qui et the nauees , work-en NLRB The law t tOseta requires and blue Earns wttisking across) it t views art la sharp coolliCt ',-' A101. ARBOR, Mich. (AP)-- - flame "like a Buck Rogers rocket plane. ' ' prior 00 ' Onto& Then an Atlanta hunter stalk- - the sky. , with those bell In the armed athletes await opening - London games. Page 3,1 unionelections 1 Two horses galloping at top , shoo agreement& 2. An aluminum covered bal- ing game In north Georgia re- - Another housewifethis sm. at SerViteS and raratity. who be- Bees edte Boise 119 BahreT hits. Pitches victorY- - File B-- 2 The strike was ended when 'Peed ennided bead-a- n and were loon. to gtt 'it" as a,i lieve the draft. riveted, killed last night. sheriff's depu, , ported "an unusually bright light Indianapolis, t nititarbi both, akin aimed. at - rederat ties , 2. An unusually bright lightunderway about Oct 1 should as a lighted room," st about the ball of fire- udIts T. Alan Goldsborouillet re,Prtedr; I Pane are fires A4. devistating.. ' Page with the oldest group. , On the West Coast. - two A ball of fire. same time the Eastern Airlines I tottestion. to end the dispute and Their youthful riders suffered & 'Irbencia a Red not a Red? Page A4. , 5. A red and blue flame that pilots said they saw "it" over Al- - ployes of the Civil Aeronautics, - lY minor bruises. The pair, on the NLRB and lies- depend ' '1 mid-air. rs t ' Administration kept shame ., 0. . - ,, PilecP 11.1:'sibly a court decision to dinoselClitton Wells, 20, and Marvin bunt In mks iiLee Baker. "It" was an aluminum covered noculars trained ins "its for bours.-com- et. KesIgns , , had rented the 6. A flash of cherry red fire..' of the kw finally F-..T-2' Radio Yours ...,.... 5 Log 7: A meteor. Confidentially , up with tht balloon to observers at Yaic ma, and came horses for s, ride together. hi I union shoo all 'workers (AP)-44.- ."' -ir F-- 2 Sceno Today, , 4 Crosirused Puzzle was neither a aszertiwil SCRIM Lealluwe s must mixt ia:.,, - ,.31, ities said they could not explain "It" first was reported br two Wash.. where the police station that ' ' ,A,cabinet rt. Triuracial Talk exor an advertising blimplmier Riad. El chutter balloon NLRB elections so far held tuilhow they happened to be hieing Eastern Airlines pilots, each a switchboard was jammed with . I No meson wet The Army. as usual denied any signed today. Issue have turned out in fa.Jlnoppoaite directions on a Toed fighter pilot during the war, who cited calls and inquiries. Society F4ithe i cardeo T-- 2 Ri Tales SooKs of the' union in 19 per (mine.- - 'ere when the mishIP oc, Mid they encountered a wingless It was this way bat year wheniresponsibility and simply said intignect Riad is attempting to torn 1-- 4 . sroc,,, . , government. Theder 'Don't blame us.'s :I Obituarien, garret'. 'mystery plane, spurting fire, sitar iserneohe said be had wen 1 , the, we& ,,, Blamed Upon 'Technical Difficulties' On Roads Counter-Blockad- e ' 4- ,, k. ,,,,,, , , 4, ) 1 - . ,,, Wallace Lists t,t , t I Comer on 't. t,,,,..,-,,..,..,pir- - '- .,,,;, ..,., -- ' ....,-- -- g B g . ,, )4,, 0 . All. es session today. '- I Th . -- Russ Peace , ',,,--t , As Chief Aim ' , - exng - - s. 4.--Art- give-and-ta- ke s- s -- A b' , ! a eS - ! Par-lrevi- withi-lechnic- ri N... u-a- s NJ, k, ' 1 oor toOo-";;:- L , s . ..- -,' t '' --- , ' ! - 114094,--r''''- .......,,,, lo,,.,:,,.,!;$ t ' ,,,t14 , e ''' -o- , w , w""7 en 1 'A . --- NinevUtahns , , e ' In Holiday Mishaps Z, he ,.....,. ll Ern-lsian- s s , . "- Allies, Germans - ' ; . - 1--- a- single ', - .,,', ;- ''. Lit ;, ...-4- - , 1 ,P A 44, , 4 . 1 , A gree ru- '' a-.. - i -- zt me : - ' ,,- -- 1 low-wing- ed , - "' " ",, ,, , . . , , 1- - pen telerts ' - . - ,., A,, . ' " ,e' , .,.,. - . Board Urges . " ine Union Asks 4 - Premier Withdraws ase Be Droppd - , 1- -- Tounger Draft. - 23-ye- n prom-,ernme- - . - - ies - ds - n (I-SD- I V- Inside 'THE NEWS' ' The Saucer' or Something Else, Is Back, Flashing Mystery'' Lights in Sky -- -- 13-- Tviii 3. At ' Taft-Hartl- 013-inp- ic 1 , Idlaw , . ent-,begi- n 1- - ( ... It So-lh'- -1 .... 1 - , - ' - F-2 - , , tly-Ler!- . i 1 i 0 i, t t t i t |