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' ! 4: 'i ' - - l'seauences Iff ' I - - - :'--': ' ' L ' - - : 1 I: ---- - - t — 4 Immediate Jerusalem Cease-Fir-e ' ' ' The resolution also' ordered an 'unconditional cease-fir- e in ' : 1 Jerusalem to take effect within t I took the final vote at 8:35 pm- (EST) Weary after three full days of debate Paragraph by paragraph voting 41 took nearly fourhonrs and the results became official i only when a ballot was taken on the ' resolution Cairo and Tel Aviv were bombed while the council debated 'r The resolution salcithere is now a threat to world 'peace In Gen John'J Pershing e e illa PAleStilic41l' If! either the Jews or 'Arabi ignore this order the'1 passing stirs national mourning situation is Lutoraatically ruled a breachrof world 'peace The 's-- 'As c!' - r' : y ' - : ' ' TRUCE CHANCE DIM- ' ' ' ' :1:- ' k i ' ' : Jewish Bomber Rai d s dri irst Time i - who iLA council then- must consider-1diately which !tens to take to en- force the'Crder Thai IL N4 charter Bits diplOmatic stmcgoruts eco- ri-eBalliltinzCtlCruonanodt - 11 ' Fair() i : I - lt41: -- - - i i - - i II' : :f 11 ' 1 same --- t - in- i I - structed to supervise the cease-- fire which is of unliMited dura- -' tionic and continue his efforts at JewishArab mediation Russia re' fused- to support thkeections con- cerning Bernadotte In- the Pars- graph voting contending he is ' trying to wreck- the partition plan All delegates- voted to order an ' i - 4 fnliitielti4alaStil land sea and air forces4 ' Count Folke Bernadotte was - f I : ilso7rtMithe - ' - ak ii L : :i " 1t i ' -- I ' ' - ieprican I tr 4)-- ' I 414 I S Truman I ) ::::::- A 4 r - ? 4 ts ' served under Petshing in France i in 1918 announced his passing to :' i ' '1 :::? ::::--1?14 it :4!0--- t A :7:f - 4 the nation ''he chief executive was o t i 340 I :'41 i- ' 4 4744t4i ::i:::§it: :I:w"::t:gnotified shortly before dawn when H '47 A cro4 of rner5 than 2500 persona attended he stepped from the special train that brought him back from the :the - hour4ong corenation ceremony 4marldng 101- years of 'Industrial and cultural in Vtah I Democratic convention In 'PhilaI delphia The public will be permitted to f file past the casket in the rotunda GLORY i - 'Tough' Policy Threatens Resort to Armed F6réé- ' - were :‘ '''-' T''' ' z4: :::'::'::'TI'll- '' i:::!1:'11':''''--i'''‘':'-- 1 : ' & 3 by heart trouble and other infirmities of old age Pershing was stricken Wednesday night with! a blood clot in the lungs and died at 3:50 am in his apartment it Walter Reed army hospital His his 13°ISnt'er'W'marissrenmPayerspheinrsghinangd ifc)::):i' VJ c:z'''!'-''t- PRICE FTVE CENTS ' ii11 L' ' II highest military rank ever conferred on an Ameritan he received in death the finest tribute the nation can pay His body will lie in state this week end in' the rotunda of the previously caPitod14 cratodoinisti 11 men He will be buried with füll military honors in Arlington national cemetery - ':-- :1 - 09r II WASHINGTON July '15 (UP) —General of the Armies John J I (Blackjack) Pershing commander in cltief of the American expeditionary force in World War I and S one ofl the great soldiers of histol died Thursday at the age of 87 Honored in hia 'lifetime by the - p7 "1:- :11 I --- -- J at ' :kt!'!ils''t ?::' 1'4 - 41-- ''''"1-- - - ' k t' ' '::' ' 4 - :?$4 : '' ' '1 -- ji - --:- w:-:-i:- '''i:"-- :: : - ::'::'::i": :':- - -- i 7- -- ' ' '''‘'' '""' '':i '''!!':!!:'''':'!:'4':1-':?-41:"''t'1$'li'-:11 'i I :: : I :4 :i !k 4:- I- 7: :'':'"1": :: II i 1' tt '":' '14 -- --'- '!1!s-4-- !1 441A1) ': ':i :" s''''' s:! i!:::::1!oisz::::-:i---' g -- 144:-!::' :: ::: 4 ! "!1 'P!::":I:!:4- '''''' ::' " -- :: :!:::: i: - - communique said yAIRO July 15 (—An Israeli! i 'the Cairo bombed crown Thursday plane Egyptain planes raided Tel Aviv Heber Bennion Jr acting governor places 1 night It was the first 'Jewish a0 adding that "our heavy bombers on the pretty beta of Colleen Allred thereby of- - I attack of the Palestine war on dropped high explosives and in-- tidally designating her as Queen of The Days of the big Egyptian capital ' on 'objectives causing The !Egyptian !defense ministry cendiaries considerable ' damage - and marry unconditional cease-fir- e issued a communique "at CROWNING In Jerui from 3 pm until 9 pm Shnday 7:55 this (Thursday)saying f fires" evening and from 9 am until noon Mon- (12:55 pm EST) an enemy plane : The Iraqi government issued a Belem If approved hi the final bal- -' I day The casket will lie On a cata- railded Cairo and dropped some commtmique-i- n Bagdad saying its lot It would take effect In 24 hours : - ' :TT: i Demand 'Completion falque of rough pine boards built bombs" The communique did mot planes 'raided 'Haifa harbor scor1865 In to as serve Abrafor bombe on one bier ' large yesspecify where in Cairo the ing a direct hit Councili Pres Dmitivz lItanull ham Lincoln lo fell whether there were any eels set and 'left it burning A warf : iiky—s—ard midst of the hat ' I I I I I'1-'IUIIII- I ualties or the extent of the dam4 also was damaged the c0111711111i--1 loting thatinhethe mama would hold the cairn- Only 11 Others ----- a ab aIlka 1117!---'a aa --II -J said que age cil session finished until in The 11 other Americans who 1I I Cairo was the third Arab 'capL' Minister Jakob t' Simla Communique Deputy Foreign in attendWere lain state in were:thOse of the the rotunda I as bombed ital Jews the the white ' 'in by '' Malec who replaced Andrei '''A Sustainingithe spirit pf IRA in ants The crown 'bearers too was were Presidents Lincoln James ' I h war- Israeli King Farouk's capital of 15000 : soisdustrial and cultural HARRY J BROWN By of Gromyko Thursday as Soviet dele- 101cyears William Am-Maa ' white 000 in McKinley pert dressed raided -inctuding Damascus had front and attack air ii: escaped Syria ' SPelled was voted down when he '''''"'G Harding' arid William the Jews development more than 2500 pervage boy cap with white Warren 'Taft 1Trana4ordan :before the gate although its suburbs sufr to tried into effect a special PRILADFLPRIA JulY 1 v''''' sona'Thursidaynight looked on as little 'putthe Civil war Oen John fered minor Howard four-weefeather ' k truce bombings during United! Nations of Jerusalem for statute A as Adm L e office Crowned !Logan after for queen George Dewey Wiarld "War IL Cairo is about began early in June The Egyptians' as drafted under city The train bearers assuming mediately Colleen Allred was pretty the plan: partition of Manila hero as n almost as Aden4eal bay maissserre 35P miles from Tel AVivrthe Israeli have consistently bombed Tel Aviv Gromyko Democratic national committee-Ma- Queen of the Days of !CT in an blond and FM-da- y for Russia g Charles L'Enfant of ' the : were csai3in said designer ' since twins Judy the the War began ' capital!which Egyptians on for Utah Calvin W Raw- hour-lon- g ' t of ' coronation Thaddeus ceremony Schultz city Washington bombed ' gookeandPattey Thursday 'NeVer they ' 'Attacked orMalik Manuilsky and Faris El linos' Stevens cangressional leader dur- set on foot a move to of the' capitol the'steps Khouri then abstained ing reconstruction Charles SumCairo's- suburbs suffered a few on the of Syria American pars- ganize the Democratic leaders' in Flanked r by a bevy-- of Utah original ner 24 senator Massachusetts for a minor air raids during World War Colthe eleven western states into B-29beauties as which told Bernadotte to 's (ears and the Unknown soldier IL but the city proper Was never graph ' western states eonference to more 1leen 'mounted the silver-gilte- d continue his efforts to bring abOut ' o World War L ' attacked' St deMilitarization of the Holy City: wage a campaign for throne tbegin her official "rule" effectiVely Truman ordered all flags ! In Tel itAvivtan Israeli- military The vote was 8 to '' ' s 1c O' 1 1 on at buildhalf staff not only the' Truman-Barkle-y Bennion public Heber Jr a ov' said spokesman Acting Thursday night ' ' ' ' Mg& military installations and Insists 'on Probe lull had occurred in the Palestine ticket but for electing the maxi- placed the 'crown-- on the dark- i Until after the funeral In ships Na clashes ' mum number of senators and'con- haired beauty On behalf of Gov fighting major to ! Atorn-Unit4 an official he fro:Irpi proclamation on any front during the dottegiBritalTatinsicstr he Bagoulliti '' ' 7 ‘ Herbert B Maw who had not rena "a gressmen from those states ' eulogized t said great ershing ' ' he day although artillery look into charges of violations ':' from the Democratic w se "brilliant leaderFollowing the Meeting of the turned ' 1WASHINGTON July 15 INY'T?) shelling Continued 15 (UP)— captain" truce ' Kin raised during the four-wee- k in Ph ilad- SALINA i conventionnational July steadfa tireless ship courage Mr national committee The spokemsan said two Rawlings ended when the last Arabs i on home atomic Friday 9 energyA commission --' and energSr elpMa limping s superfort ' unswerving loyalty Arab legion officers were refused to renew called ': into tInformal conference two engines frommock air raids constant devotiditno duty" earned Thursday cleared Dr EdwardTT believed to have been killed when Blaring Trumpets said Sir Alexander the national ' committeemen and him the limited gratis- Cionden after a ' over of and midwest Jewlith an Arab "full Weight shouldCadogan attacked the reportedly trumreinvestigation artillery be given to'7 of from committeewomen prelude With a national blaring s tude affection" and the scientist under i the commiti-- coniross :between Jerusalem and the Arab complaint that the truce ' Arizona casisomia Colored o pets the ceremonies began with carrying a crew of reservists on ' ' Jericho Iscoring two direct lifts had not been fairly observed and Dewey tribute siion'ti security standards standard temporary duty crashed and Idaho : Montana Nevada 4' New posting of colors-'zsth- e ' no said He were details further of to' t at the s 'that TI Mexico Oregon Utah Washing- bearers stationed themselves disadvantage operated decision means Coy Thomas E Dewey of New ' burned a few miles ' from the I available the Arabs"1i ton and Wyoming and proposed either side of the throne with the Smoky 'Hill airforce base near York Republican presidential can- Cime nden will continue to have acss Israel claimed- her troops are I said in casting an "Cadogan also revival - of the old eleven :states American and the Utah flags—by Smolan Kan Thursday didate also paid tribute te Per- ciss to the restricted information Nazsides of three vote 2 poised: Britan did not en- affirmative' effecalong Post which American Legion conference occuHe were the said operated men the Nine by shing: reported general his- he needs in his the home of Christ and that dorse any suggestion the Arabs are areth - The coronation 1 I followed airforce as "known as ! direC-under Rawlings leadership one a in position parade of dead" the tively pies pages "place ' forces had hammered Arabs the aggressors A spokesman de' - the invocation by Thomas B Child- man was injured and three para- tory in 1936 and 1940 among the great military tor of the- National Bureau' ofl their ' near ' Jerusalem wetas an acscribed a remarks his expla' was of11'47 and The response leaders of all time" generally president Skandards Ile has been under 141 Days chuted to safety nation to the Arabs of the Brits ' r Mr& Kate B ' of State George C Mar- tack cepted with favor Those present comes'addresa The huge bomber crashed in a by Secy lof the house 'committee on - t Bombed Before Midnight' ish position 1 who was state Democratic Carter the that 'associate shall aide field pruiderkt cut for wheat agreed Wreckage Pershing's newly Was bombed ' tor months: The' activities Holy After three rours of debating '' City i from and area chairmen five years after World War I said and has been defended was strewn over a 20 acre ' Throne after on council' Egypstalled and the by midnight shortly to vigorously ' "We salute him for the last time each of these states be invited votitig the' tian planes which: hit Jerusalem s final Patrolmen Stopped throughout paragraph when Russia work with the members of the na- Trumpeters Earl Kitchen and a devoid of by scientists" :i ' secareas was oreatsIttioldier residential the It JanuaryBen 1 ' heralded the Melbourne reopened the olthissue of sending committee ' State Highway Patrolmen Joe political ambitions country -I ' Flensen (IL Ia) stig- -- tional rnemo-- : ond''raid - in Jerusalem's history Rep Into Palestine to Winding 4p a three-pag- e Mr the were of outlined As his procession to a Dale served Rawlings and royal by beginning (who) ' assemCaplinger country Murphy - Unoillicial reports Bated one perrested that the lawmakers randum of its observe Malik the ceaserfire decision AttheOornhelp conference iwill meet from led by the ' ' I among the first civilians to reach greater degree than most of our mission said ble on July 26 end adjourn !mine-- the son killed and seven injured s 'I said Secretary-Gener- al in tendants Florence Marie Gates and the scene They said they were citizens realize" Trygve Lie :' at time different points " ' without doing anything the old walled had no authority to send 1tL N diately Arab guns inside west to consider ways and Shirley Nielsen took their places stopped by an airforce cordon Gen Dwight D Eisenhower who Loyalty Unquestioned '7 He said 'Mr Truman "has now the modern security guards Into the Holy fired at Jewish-hel- d s city as did 'crown the means most beside of An Mile from the to led throne American about forces effectually waging victory 1:0 n the basisi of the voluminous Jerusalem during the night and Land proven to thso American people a fight for Democratic victbry In bearer TOMIny t'Parker such duties In this confor '' not were hailed scene and of World War in the trash II Europe ' ' that he is' reaching for the last November These states have probnection he noted that most of the ' ' t withmortaz i old commander as "a great record before it the members 'Of the Jews countered Then the Queen ascended to the allowed to proceed ' bis ' ' straw and is not fit— to be:' pres- lems in common: issue which tip- - throne 1':1 the commission were satisfied Americans fire are " fully guards as the 2500 spectators ap(More on that in the terms of the statute1 -- -r!"-r-- 1Murphy said there was little soldied and patriot ident" '' :' -: See Page 3 Column 3 plauded The royal gown was left of the plane that could be Pershing page 4) ' ' A few 0 0 P lawmakers thought Dr Condon's t' continued clearance' He said '' Identified aircraft ' asan 1 ' a was session the special for the purposes stated above will good : ' s- ' the fuselage had been smashedobnot adversely affect the common they didn't thing or at least ' ' recogirlition beyond 's' '' ' ' Apt' 3ect defense and security of the Unitedl another and a e motorhere "Only Rep Jacob X JaVits (IL N T) commissionti StatesThe considerS huna one down the road—maybe o 1 'slim' for examplesaid he would renew his 'continued clearance is tn : s that dred yards—and the tail e I ' assembly Eiectorall-Dattlhis fight to get the ' the ss bestAnterests the atomic of ' Were intact" Murphy said ' The bill '' 15 blockade WASHINGTON ' of passed tl housing energy program" ' Germany develops July (NY) $105 bomb- - Assuming that the rotation of the measure' favord by the president The memorandinn covered not -- ssisty 9 BIRMII4GHAM Ala- - July ' 15 rebelliou x Democrats outlined a Burning Engines Superfortress s senate died was passed by the but is maintained i take off for royal air "training"- flights Gov Fielding plan to hamstring Pres Truman's - Eyewitnesses told Murphy that NORWICH N Y July15- (A) only Dr 'Condon's loyalty which ern Will ' committee last '77fr"'"usaissippra FriIn the house rules United will Britain in States bases the have Great force 'a southern Demo- - chances of election by leaving two of the big bomber's engines —The house in which Joseph the commission described as "un4 I Wright called on to t s' session to an 'intensified program but two strong' force ready for trouble 1 day in untte in an their electors unpledgedcrats Thursday were burning just before the crash Smith -founder of ttie Mormon questionable" Itatrin't Changeil ''' factors—character ' an keep as many of these strategic practically continuously1 in Europe 4'electoral college fight i to save - Dixon presidential elector HorCol Leslie G Mulzer commanreligion- maTried his first wife' security t as t possible close to The 60 bombers comprising two ' borriber3 '' Eurppe-duringace Wilkinson'j and Sidney Smyer ilant of SmokyHill airforce base will be sold for $105 Fred association Jr the south" '' ' ‘ ' Rep Horace Seely-Brow- n will use bases of the royal the crisis groups ' mounting in one came was of a' tele" stressedl that Saturday's meeting here said the plane Crane sOretary of the Afton Commission Satisfied Wright's appeal ' Conn) said he hasn't changed was Russia This was established force Berlin air with at it route to here of Democrats disgruntled a group of 12 involved in a "rot:- fair said TkUrsday t ight his Thursa authoritatively Thursday night authority ' ' congress should be brought :back "states' fact which disposed of reports that it found thatl'in the opiniOn day night He said submitted' bSf Cecil Tiffany of said- seme to act on housing s rights" conference which rights plank would be a "confer-ha- s St Louis and Omaha 'unknown alof was which the United States These Conclon'a Superforts persons keing Dri played been called to opposePres ence and slot a convention" cause of the crash was And Rep George Bender (R O) Einghampton was the highest tact" judgment and discretion a critical 'role In blitzing Japan lowed-topen its own 9 bases and his racial Wilkinson :and Dixon said that of five bids! received The lowThe dead were listed as: said the present tense world situa- Harry S Truman to in - be on bombs atomic to In the and 'some appear Responsible officials : :det England laying subject house s est conSalina frame Reeter for offer the R leaving the presidential electors tion requires the presence of program Capt Roger of are denied and On criticism Hiroshima gree the thatthis privi-- going other Nagasaki categorically at the entrance to the fair- hand there are statements' Capt Giles gress In Washington He said it The Mississippi governor said free to vote for whom they pleased on nothing more than a "train- - lege had been granted Afton was N Y copilot Capt grounds at near-b- y by was evident when congress quit renomination of Mr Truman and would mean that the electors could Kavdlot persons who have been closely ink" missions but it is a missidn - The bombers belong ' to - the Coffey Kansas City $35 Crane added June 21 "that unfinished business adoption of his civil rights plat- - vote for any man Presumably the i associated with Dr Condorduring which might stay 30 days and if strategic air command spearhead to local legend According remained on the agenda" and the form "make it imperative" for the southern states could unite in the Mo: Capt R K Spangenberg I work on classified 'Infor6 It follows"th a pattern of similar of the United States air force ' electoral college las' they did in Birriningham Mich let Lt Robert Smith was working for Isaac his longwhich members "believed that 'a special south to acts Indicate whiph is headed by Gen George-When past missiont more groups will Hale matipn he proper at cart 263 sumOliver are 2nd downflt Lt "The Louis convention B said when the votes called this would be Harmony session St Tacoma Wash 2nd chips Pting 're- - Kenney 'before On his who was Gen - Douglas on be these in the that way part Alatillaus with I Hale'e to to went B D Sen Russell assuring former laichard 'eloped daughter mer" Wright's telegram Holmquist thorized persons should not 'oh- - turn to their home bases here : MacArthUr's air strategist in the 18 '1827 They on Jan Emma Moline Gov barna Ill Dixon Milo another the Frank for Bites Lt (11 tD J Miljush Mass) Ga) 'I presidential George Rep al- - Pacific war one group 0 access tam The mission to With of White-have- n the a informaH classified to went the'rshome nomination: of Jones Homer Squire F added that the president 'has a leader- in the fights TSgt' I tion" Tarbei at Afton where the cereready based in Germany the strategicair force is to be ready 1H1 'Wilkinson Said the support by Pa and SSgt - Arthur constitutional right to call- a spe- We must make Birmingham the ' Condon's in any part of the world was were Pr' associations Meas11 flight Friday will give the United to fight comman mony southern 'states iof his plan Taylor Salina cial session yid if be sloes his performed beginning of our electoral college er regards it as Crane said the house Is in ' emphasized in the attacks Of the States a sizable force near the and1 its wax Pfc L TX Johnson would mean 127 free ' votes in the ures wit( be !fully considered by fight to save the south"' Injured : over a ' crisis force while air continen the the house committee!' global not two I Dixon home town His Earlier other wis ' and electoral college disrepair I ! 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I' : -- - 4 - -- ':' - i I :::::':::!-:::s- K!!'— 1 ' - c f 1"''--!1!':: - - :::Ir41:::::::::: "::!':: -:‘- - strife 7 the nation has partisan known :since it WEIS plunged into World yirar IL ' There were grave doubts that ntuoh could be accomplished under such conditionsi Pres Trtmian Made it plain that in such a' case he is prepared to fro before the country and accuse the Republi 'cans of failing to live up to their platform !pledges party'sDemocrats The generally hailed ithe president's move Many of them &sundered It a bold political t- strategy designed to put the Reon the spot And even some Republicans ad' publicans taitted privately that the presii' dent "seems to have us over a ' 7 barreL" we do as he asks" said one the "he'll claim !all the credit election campaign If we don't bell attempt to throw the blame on us for blocking his efforts" ' Issue Fermat Call Pres Truman meantime put in motion- - the machinery for getting congress back to work He issued ses- -- a formal call for the special slim saying the mlpublic interest" and an extraordinary occasion" for noon require it'He set the hour : July 28-- House Press White Secretary Charles G Rom said Mr Truman will send congress a special message on the opening day and perthem later He said haps snore Of it had notts - yet beendiscussed whether the president will appear In person ' Senate President Arthur IL Vansounded the denberg of Michigan his home in GOP war cry:1 skt Grand Rapids Mich " the Repub- lican policy leader denounced the' hyspresident's move as "the last terical gasp of an expiring admin- istration He doubted "whether any possible good tan come to the country" from it Nevertheless he said he is Cans to return vacation' plans - celing here next week:' -' ' Back Vandenberg ' Most Republicans agreed with 'Vandenbergr They said Mr Truman was seeking to further his presidential aspirations and would get nothing out of congress that he is asking for They contended that there is no :vitally neede4 leg- which cannot wait 'until ' lelLion the new congress is installed in :!t':::: N : k Reaction Th&bitterness of ihe Republican reaction indicated the 80th conZress may reconvene -in the worst i: 4 - ' ' ' - : ' 1 yri ' :' PershingDies In Capital lt Age 017 I 1 --- ' i 4 I I tI 44 ' : - it ' ': : - ' - 'Ir' ' campaign He did not say what would be In the message But it will unquestionably back up' his renewed- de: mend for legislation to curb high prices ease the housing shortage and further- other phases of his ':- social welfare and evil rights pro- ' 22' onPago - - - 1 ' I : : 1 ' 1 law- - t Details ' '- - 4 En 4 - - Lion I e s - : I I' - ' 1 it y ' July15 (UP) 1 ' ' 1 ' - - - " - Tho president proralied the' makers a special message When they reconvene' 'just fivs weeks and one defafterthat 'Weary Sunday morning of Ante 20 when:they thought they had 'quit for' the elec-- : - east portion ' 0 0 p of'IL a little cloudiness In ' 'Ai ' ' - -r-- pClear FrillayAnd Saturdays - ' I ' le - e 1 - ' 1 - e day formally summoned t the 40th congress intó special' nesSion beginning July 26 amid Re- publican charges that the move politics" unrteces no and 'good could 'Come sary sel 111 ' - 3' 'SALT LAKE CITY UTAll FlitIDAY MORNING JULY 16 1948 '-- - POW Ilerry'S Truman Thurs —Pres - — t 1- - Le fl te I'll ' t ' - 1 ttATIIER t J ' 1' i i - ' ' - ' ' - 4 PTeSigent Proinises To Seek Proof ' Of Pratforra Vows - 41111"P"'"1114b 1 ' ' 1 ' - Ae - 1 i L r' ' - or (1 ' i - : - ' ' t '''' l'' ' - E Stirs GOI) 'Pontles 1 Cry - : ' ' " ' t - fA4P‘: ' ttor t A7e i i : - 11111 - ' - - - ' - I : 157 NO P3 - ' - art ' ' - il ' ' I I 1 ' s - -- I ' - f ' ' ------- — — t 'i 1' - ''" 4 - - t - - - '' -- - I ! h - 1 fj B-2- - I - high-ranki- 1 ng it' - : - - : 1 1 ' I 7 - : 1 I - I 1 ' ' -- - i r ' - i' - ' ! - ' - ' ' ' - chairn- 1 1' t - - 1 - - ' c - an - - P : - ' - 1 7 - - i - ladies-in-waiti- - - to-tim- e 1 l' ' ' s Soviet-observer- ng - - ' - - One-four- th - ' ' t '' : - - - 1 ' - I - Mississippi Governor Itallies South for - - en 1: IIthiseWhere LDS Fouttder Irtfd Prteed' al - I i -- - Off Today On Training' Hop to Berlin 60-Snperfortstak- ' - - - 7 ' I e ---7- i ! 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