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' ' i k t r : 45 J - - rI ' Salt Lake Weather 4 e A ' e"-- I 4 ' e t A throng of LDS church Judson By ItailleY ' t -- nt:1 171)'r4t'''': 0 t EBBETS FIELD ratoola-ymembers which overflowed P' r 4 Oct 5 ial—The strikeout t h a t the tabernacle and the Assemshould have spelled victory for the -- c 17 By Associated Press ' Brooklyn Dodgers in the ninth bly hall heard Heber J iir'' - '4 I 1 110SCOW Oct 5—The red army getting its second wind inning Sunday turned into a tri:t 441---- 0 Grant 1:0 president for the New York Yankees after 15 weeks or attempts to break the German sweep re- umph 4 instead 4 and let the Bombers' church 112th of the the bring ' ) 4) 14ported Sunday that its rising tide of counterattacks rolled blast their way into a three-to- semiannual conference to a ''' advantage in the world series sls back the German lines on both flanks of the long eastern OneThe fIr'''' 4' close ' decided the ball thet play Sunday afternoon by: front—on the bloody approaches to Leningrad and in the game and perhaps the series itself 1 Indorsing the speech of Dr 4 was more surprising than any fic- i 1 I I Joseph F Merrill of the council of fields of the Ukraine tion and more beartbreaking than V t twelve apostles astalling the prinIn another pitched- battle for a 1: ' 11107 i's:7-ciple of the "closed shop" as a new I Leningrad in which the ground ':44"1:: 33s13 See Gahm 4' ''''' ' i ' was said to have been shaken like i tyranny which denies Americans I ' 1 ''t This WAS the scene as 33813 r ra 'ke 1 one of their basic liberties a cradle by German bombard- :1 :IP: ' i 1 tern- t I fans sweltering in 1ee‘41 r 1 9: N ment the Russians said they "4 43 2 Declaring that the nation is I saw :' 'i kr1 it: 44mi perature ill'-' 1t6 4 pushed the nazis back two to 2 itA 00 i r 14 moving aa far away from the a into driven The had ! 4 6 t I 4 f t Dodgers three miles at some points '' t'k 4 ' foundations fundamental t t 4A:' t k upon - 4 lik 11aed in the fifth oiver -- 1r I g 44 which it was founded as it legally — Reiser's homer Claim Advance 1 11: J 440:- till — - N t rthe scoreboard with one on and t1 a'''1 i loi: r t - ' or politically can 4:a front On the southwestern S Expressing the hope that if a chubby laughing t 11K-- ''' (4- ''':: - le c :' '°I'lk '1 Hugh Casey 0"1 die—r 41 rf where the Germans have pushed in this government is tryUnidentified was protecting the anyone righthander 4 Ship: to through the rolling plains of the the country into war get ing beautifully margin ' Ukraine as far as the gates of the r1t 44' came to "will be conSunk in the He that that ninth person — up inning Night ( Crimea red army unite were said ftd1410 and made the first two Yanks founded" ) to have advanced WI much as 21 4 Indorsing speeches of 7 L he faced ground out to the infield Fight Travelers Say ) ' miles in wide-ope- n fighting Then he got two strikes on Tom Wirthlin member of the presiding The start of the sixteenth week Henrich and ' the crowd began '''''' bishopric and A E Bowen memMAIRAGOGIr Brazil Oct 5 found Alexander Scherbakov di- the He served a exits for ber of the council of twelve epospushing rector of the soviet information UPI—Possible continuation ht- gn ball to the Yankee 1 fast urged vigilant I tles1 both ofof whom night of a battle betweeni rightlielder Henrich awung and admitting these collossal day liberties which they protection unidentified off the r ships red army loasea: 1328000 men coasti missed And that wits the ball deemed threatened by present-da- y killed wounded and missing and of Brazil waa indicated by a- game—almost I 4i t trends 141 1 1 report by fishennenoLcaonon-'t 7000 tanks 8900 guns and 5316 -4 i4k lit Vili44'4 Catcher Sails Paet sea a President Speaks Vigorously at accompanied by ading planes ' i t ' But he ridiculed Adolf Hitler's display of searchlights sailed Catcher ball The 'rho c:hurch president cautioned ) past claims of 2500000 red casualties RAO DE JANEIRO Oct 5 (UP) Mickey Owen and rolled back toby his physiagainst and declared the Germans have —A ward the screen behind home cian spoke for almost half as in sea which battle moonlight suffered a 3000000 loss in their hour with characteristic vigor and plate while Henrich sprinted for 0 - r ' manpower: or almost as much in an unidentified ship reportedly Vita first He niched there before ' emphasis i 15 weeks as the kaiser lost in two sunk and another steamed away Owen ever picked up the ball The one vacancy in the general t I ' t under cover of a Smoke screen Casey got credit for a strikeout years of the World war Walt filled by the susauthorities 7 4 0 t 4 ' 41' WWI described Sunday bytravel- - but Owen was charged with an A Kirkham exOscar of '' taining Lines Straightened ' 3 '11 era who said the engagement oc- - error ecutive secretary of the Young Soviet war dispatches said the curred Friday night in full view This was thing on the Mutual Improvement limo-''''''' 4' - 4 ' f 's1 - s Metes ''' I Rusaianwere of the Brazilian coast lines surface but everyone sensed deep as a member of the first s ' elation Sunday 1 I ' -Irm0 The battle reported by travel- - down that this was a storm signal council of seventy straighter and in istronger posi400811a 1 fi r tions than at any time since the era arriving from Maragogy on and the fans settled back into Dr Merrill after quoting front k '' s '1 I9 Pal" "urte") (contlaum "" Germans invaded the country on the coast between Pernambuco and ' the declaration of independence bbrt (Column Ono) 't June 22 Mace° was said to have occurred Ii and the constItution expressed L06 k' iv I the view that this country '''fEstimates of commissars ind- within the same general area has Arlik i '4' itate a widening tap in casualties where U S planes and warships ' a "never faced '' darker situations ' 1 '" and material losses in favor of the were the south At- than it does today ' 1:Ik? '' Russians as the war progressed— lantii in a ahootto-kil-i ' search for ' ' tr It "The very foundations upon r ' ' 1 1i almost three to one in manpower a raider which last week sank which this country ha bee ri ''':fto6mtemoofft : I American-owned 4:: Panamanian and two to one in planes the builded to become great and i 1 Besides 230000 killed 720000 tanker I C White he said "are gravely e( 1 mighty" - rmi The travelers reported the bat- wounded and 178000 missing ! threatened and her basic princi‘ Scherbakov said the red army had tie when they arrived in Pernam- 1 i plea of personal liberty as fast ' k lost 7000 tanks 8900 guns and buco but officials sources were Un- 4" 7- fading away Time will permit of 1 8314 planes 'able to confirm the teports' UPI — WASHINGTON Oct: mentioning only one of three But The engagement was fought in Louis Dembitz Brandeis retired Against this he estimated nazi it ut the most basic of all the one losses at 11000 tanks 13000 guns bright moonlight at about 7 p in supreme court justice who was — emphasized in the declaration of views and 9000 planes celebrated for his liberal they said ''t---Independence—The right to life The populace of Maragory was died Sunday night ' at the age Tongues of fire light the battle- liberty and the pursuit of happi- on Pax ' 1 4Continued en Pm Two) (Continued Three) i of 84 ' nese 400lumn Two) Column tour) 1 Brandeis who was appointed to Destroy Happiness the court by President Wilson and served for 23 years suffered a 4d "' When we deny an "''''-'''""''''---' Umbrellas 'raincoats and some galoshes were pressed into severe heart 'attack at his home ' man the 'right to work' we rob 4 ''''' here last Wednesday the thousands of persons who attended L D S him of his independence and de' serlice by His condition became steadily snowstorm sessions conference a durini church stroy his happiness It is this deSunday worse and physicians lost hope of nial that faces myriads of willing Oscar A Assemwindow east of:the was taken from the This UTAH—Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with scatinto fell he when life picture his saving workers in America today because tered showers Monday cooler southeast portion Monday but asi close block coma Saturday night the the Marled off crowds a hall Kirkham temple bly a new tyranny — one never temrea elsewhere His death resulted from slowly rising daytime temperatures freezing monument Capped with The session of Seagull dreamed of by the founders—has thelmorning Internationally currence of the heart trouble peratures Tuesday morning arisen that of the 'closed shop' snow and the bureau of information are prominent in picture on his retirement which rec prompted ognized IDAIIO—Partly cloudy Monday with light rains Monday Including the check-of- f 1939 system February-1: t S lea this new tyranny LD night and Tuesday slightly fanner :Monday preceded by "Discussing oder ther Professor Douglas Johnson of CoStoat or freezing temperature --'United Press i'mt'-71By lumbia university says — and I warmer NEVADA—Fair and 4' '' Monday Tuesday partly' was t ' ' who summarize & few of his paraLouis Dembitz Brandeis who youth 4' ' 'it ' cloudy with showers in north portion was denounced by his opponents graphs—that he was born when sustained A American was a free man— in 1916 as an "enemy" of Amer- " " WYOMING—Cloudy Monday with snow east and south ' k ' ' ' a member of every ' i free to work when where and how ican institutions fulfilled before k " Tuesday partly cloudy colder 'southeast and extreme east 1 4"4 ' ' he pleased Were he born In this his death the prophecy of Woodrow 's the L D S Monday warmer Tuesday and extreme northeast Monday Wilson: age of bureaucratic control of in-' to west Weather Obten4itions Talmo Pittitial first council From Montana to southern Utah and front east 4044 Thi following i'oathf4 condi-- a and union over la"This friend of justice and of -- Mmesdustry at 630 pi nt lidemotate Time bor he would not tyranny be employed at tions were reported by the United men will ornkment the high court throughout the intermountain states rains and snow bent down at of iseventy the factory unless he joined the so justly proud" States weather bureau for Octo0 0 EZ of which residents in the are's their 91 ' the concluding ' Station ber 5 1941: union He would riot be admitted Wilson Made that statement in a general storm which gave many 733 : to the union unieu a shortage of Unseasonably cold weather viswhen his appointment of Brandeis first sharp taste of winter Session of consecutive- ited the intermountain region on Court labor appeared inpr011peet But if of storm told a' created to the produced '''''''"N Sunday 518 the 00 36 ' cloudy early morning church's admittrd he would have to pay e 14 00 protest snow 38 Sunday with snow or rain falling Pio lee clouds snow haU rain pellets 47 33 in most sections the storm ly over a region extending from Mon- fleirleir cloudy from SUll to $200 or more in initiasemiannual as Melted an 2N 9110Wittif Snow 04 campaign against the appointment hours rapPlatte and sunshitie at tana southward over Idaho Wyo- Cheyenne partly cloudy 4$ 36 Tr and required five months of sen- generally exhausted itself tion fees in addition to dues and Was t eaacmes the still fell :' but 00 it 66 84 Tem- Chicago clear least temporarily—by :late after-- idly:as-iming Nevada and Utah speciaI assessments The money 37 30 ate hearing 4 before it was ap32 liens cloudy noon although some reports from first storm In the Gate City area 00 38 clear 58 peratures over this region aver- Denver for these payments he would never Sunday ! proved lk 27 00 48 fall this partly cloudy see for it would be deducted from aged about 20 degrees below nor- Ely cloudy Wendell Holmes a Utah indicatedmore snow was in Oliver With 25 29 41 beSnow in the mountains 'was 00 'son of a famous late 65 52 mal Generally the snow at all Greeselver Grand Junction cloud'? his pay before he would receive it Sunday prospect Boston patrician 49 Tr 65 In Idaho's Upper Snake River lieved heavier and at McDougal valley points in Utah eastern Ida- Kansas Cityraining 83 79 ccar 00 doctor Brandeis a son of Bot No Profiaction federal near field Pocatello they 00 60 winter 77 melted knew Los ho and southern Wyoming Vegas Partly cloudy ' to valley residents teamed hemian ' 00 Loa 70 clime' 59 immigrants an of Angeles bureau weather as it fell One and reported10 "Once on the Job he would likely 38 05 make the most famous of supreme could not be far away Sunday 44 Milford partly cloudy -53 00 rit Paul cloudy 62 snow cloudi hung heavily over Inch of precipitation In Pocatello inches of precipitation were meas- 14pla as be told to go slow for we are not in court New York City clear "dissenters" 00 91 69 history ured at the Salt Lake City air- Omaha cloudy the area a OM wind whistled the maximum temperature Sun00 61 55 to work our heads otr If going of 44 wax N7 00 52 clear degrees—lowest Famous Phrase Recallid and the mercury failed to climb day a fellow workman should be disport the greatest amount any- Phoenix 35 02 44 arateilia cloudy 40 was mean season of The the 40 degrees 47 00 where in the western states Fair Portland Ore vicar 61 charged for negligence and laziFor yearsAhe famous phrase in above normal 33 00 clear 60 Potato harvesting was delayed 13 degrees less than Idaho weather with temperatures only Pueblo ness a strike would be called de30 Reno clinic 80 001 the court was "Justices Holmes both Boise and Burley 251 43 34 Spellings snowing by 19 of an inch of rainfall late slightly below normal continued Kock was Brandeis and dissent" It manding his reinstatement on the 11 Roosevelt the 52 skies 41 cloudy during cloudy over California and Arizona and Mt Louis clear although work in the repOrted 87 00 not wail after Holmes had died Saturday 88 spurious plea that he was let out no precipitation although and a at 32 43 day continues beet fields conditions were gradually clear- italt Lake Airport cloudy 39 sugar for union activities—a violation of i4 some Brandeis and after Bur31 45 Katt 104 at years South cloudy Lags City 5 themaximum state Oct Vero temperature MIAMI All Fla of of the (A'—Full pace As often as Intermit00 had become: a ing over Oregon and Washington S an Diego partly cloudy 71 62 rapid the law If a worker refused to the that 47 and was the justice hur- Beach was boarded up 00 46 68 degrees force of the Francisco clear only farmers ley tent where a few scattered showers Ban permit spells dry strike believing the discharge tight 40 63 00 turned and of tide 33 Juridical was geattle partly cloudy opinion ricane headed toward the lower were noted Sunday have been rushing wheat harvests minimum Mont- - also' 00 39 clear Spokazio blow merited and attempted to con:the found a of the a Brandeis against Butte 31 00 47 majority to clear reported is Florida to two Tonopah Lake Salt peninsula expected Precipitation data for although already theyare tinue work he would be in danger 70 00 court in agreement with him 96 10 m a Washington clear In Sunthe in snowstorm p advisory beresort progress early lash this three weeks behind schedule 38 07 ' clouds 46 metropolis between iveather bureau Weedirvr City Sundays of one was 04 of being severely handled and 1 ellogrlone cloudy Brendeis its 18 2it n1 est Only 4 and 6 a m E S T Monday reemphasized probably day evening althoiagh cause of rains Inches l000mocco part ly cloudy 53 25 Tr beaten his car wrecked his home was of said an that of inch precipitation periodical over storm winds warningsbut 114 The minimum Idaho 37 Falls 'Yuma clear 00 the most striking figures in his Total precipitation for the 24 Idaho swept At picketed etc No protection tor time to sit upon the high bench temperature was 33 degrees which measured there in the 12 preVious Nassau Sunday night and roared the storm had passed Nassau hours ending at 5:30 p tn I 04 him would come from the sheriff m 9 accentuburrisaid the His kind At it facial hours rep expression toward the Florida east coast sent long lines of motorists to Total for this month to date 113 Accumulated excens since It was snowing t late Sunday sort area the exposed keys south tane's renter was 35 miles west and the governor of the state SO ated his sharply chiseled features antifreeze Accumulated excess for this for stations' service October 1 hairsrose in unruly Wyo where of the mainland and vast Lake of the Bahaman capital and that i would not order out the militia S0 In the southeastern section of also at flock Sprinz-Sun eke 9:30 and seta 6:02 His gray-blac- k month to date int Pare Twelve) fon Paso Biz (Centintwl (Conttomsi Pig Tow') (cootitlimi em Pikno von) (conuttuvi Okeechobee a blustery' t Tmal since October 1 to dat4 113 October 6 1941 I Idaho near Pocatello tiCoiumn SOL) tC0ititill TI0) (Column )euf (column Two a r: - -- i m 4 - k z f 1 z '''-4s-- )-- -4 pr a $"p ' 84-year-- I 7-- 4 ---" :' -- —444 4 al 4 - 1 "-11'' ( Nt ' - l' V - 21-Mi- anodram 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