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The United Press Tho Seventy-seventh Year--No. 48 OGDEN Associated Presi Service Service FINAL EDITION 26 PAGES--TWO SECTIONS Seven Dead, 140 Trolley Takes Wild Ride Calls on Church Leader Pleads Plans for Fresh Cause to Press Christians to Open Britain S^LT CITY, Oct. 4 (AP)--Christians Wage Boost Plea are world the urged today to expand their Truman NEA AP 4, CITY, UTAH, FRIDAYJVENING^OCTOBER Coal Miners Lay for ...... . ...... ... . . . . 43 68|Salt showers Haven ' ...... ...... Partly cloudy with scattthis afternoon and ----... Hurt Blast Wrecks Refinery LAKE Jews as"pitiable." in order to correct a condition The appeal was voiced by white-bearded, slender Government Moves U. S. Will Help, HeAlbert Smith 76-year-old president of the Latter-day Saints church. He spoke at the church's 117th semi-an- Maritime Case . Tells Attlee; May .Mormon} *· nual conference. ·--t-mial conferen Have Bogged Down 'The condition of the world todAllow Immigration is anything but desirable," the ATLANTIC CITY, N. Opens Conference ay church leader said. "Two-thirds WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 Oct. 4 (UP)--Cheering United of the population of the earth Truman todnot accept the God of Abraham, Mine Workers started a new (UP)--President Isaac and Jacob, but worships drive for higher wages today ay called for immediate other deities. "substantial immigration" of by adopting wage contract "And of the so-called Christians, Jews into Palestine. He said about 50 per cent do not find proposals which asked for incto government is ready themselves enrolled in church reased pay but did not set a membership, or else are inactive. lend its prompt assistance to amount. specific "Unless people hasten to repBv a standing vote, the more such a program. entance and turn to the Lord, than 2 500 delegates to the union.s The president communicated this conditions will be intensified in biennial »,ui«vv,""--- approved a re view to British Prime Minister port of its wage scale committee Clement Attlee by cable last night wickedness and sorrow." setting forth contract proposals, mWhite House "Press Flames Rage When for Seven Hou.rs Largest Alkylation Plant; Wide Area Shaken By J., underous 1 Homes Over Fiery Explosions Pa., Oct. 4 (AP)--Seven persons and upwards of 140 others injured by fire and thexplosions which roared through a unit of Sun MARCUS.HOOK, killed in World's were company's $13,000,000 aviation gasoline refinery seven hours before subsiding early today. Sun Vice President Arthur E. Pew, Jr., estimated to the world's largest alkylation plant at $300.000. said "a packing gland which failed caused gas to escape flash," touching off the series of explosions felt 20 miles amage away in Philadelphia. "* The oval-domed tabernacle on udln-g one for "increase in wages Boiling up in huge clouds of downtown Salt ,,,,* rnrfnptionin hours, which square Temple in The president issued a statcmen smoke was by darting tongues of Lake to almost form to those City filled were identoi in outlining n three-point program to 8,000 capacity for opening sess- handed to the bituminous mine flame, the firse swept unchecked meet the problem of finding homes ions of the three-day conference. owners last March 12. for four hours after the first blast for European Jewish refugees. The resolution recommended Review of 116 Years at six-ten p. m. yesterday. It The first point was the call for a continued negotiation for national immediate start of immigration, then brought under control but President Smith reviewed the contract, precluding bargaining Mr. Truman said in the second was not extinguished until this segments of the industry of the church's missionexpansion he was prepared to recom point ary program. In the 116 years Norther and southern operators morning. mend to congress liberalization o. since the church was established, recently split over major union deMany of the injured were ·'·this country's immigration laws to more than 60,000 missionaries mands. admit displaced persons, The heaviest, casWAS been sent out. THE SCENE THIS Los suburban in Baffle Rock, Angeles, after firemen. Miners' Demands He when flames, occurred of growth reviewed, an toll down car also, ualty towns Economic Aid PARIS, Oct. 4 (UP)--Soviet Forunattended runaway street Offers the sped wildly Here are the other demands as GEORGE ALBERT SMITH the church itself, noting that only a pump room, main street for ten blocks, jumped the rails on a curve, and skidded out of And Minister V. M. Molotov dehe should said eign that Ia workable third,solution for the Pales President of the Church of Jesus persons attended the first con- ^PmPd rovement" of the health and sideways into six parked automobiles, one of them orana new. reached a 125-foot fractionating by air today for a quick parted Now woman on arm. a 1830. has of Christ car in ference Saints. June, Latter-day passenger lone received the street sprained tower welfare fund established in the tine problem be developed, nc a went up with roar, one million members. visit to Moscow, incround-trip (A. P. Wire Photo.) government contract by would be willing to recommend to the shock rocking the countryside The church leader told of a rec-present on the posspeculation assessment of five cents on congress a plan for economic reasing for miles. radio conversation he had each ton of coal mined. of a big three meeting soon sistance for Palestine's developsibility with Latter-Day Saints church to tackle basic east-west disputes. Critical "Adjustment" of the dispute ment. members, now in military service, unionization of supervisors. Molotov took off from Le BourMr Truman said he had of deaths occurred in the stationed at Kyoto, Japan. get airfield early this morning on "with deep regret" that the meethere and in nearby was arranged by* anLiberalized vacation and holiday The contact the his second Moscow trip sincewas ings of the Palestine conference provisions. of the- 69 peace amateur radio operator in Salt conference began. He Improved compliance with state in London have been adjourned were Lake City. expected back in Paris before the and will not be resumed until laws. "Two hundred and three L. D. compensation conference adjourns October 15. Elimination of "inequalities. 16. o£ The dead: was assumed that Molotov S. church members were listening Elimination of penalty clauses for "In view the fact that Michael 39, Chester, Burke, would report to Premier Josef in," President Smith said, wiilcancome on before the strikes. ,, HONOLULU, 4 The B-29 Pacusan where the section the (AP)-army's Stalin upon his arrival in Moscow. talked for 15 or 20 minutes of the End "unilateral interpretation be resumed," the His departure followed a flurry of Dreamboat took off 10,300morning on blessings that God has bestowed of contracts by operators. projected said, "I believe and urge Woodlyn, Haynie, Pa., private conferences among top-and substantial immigration into Pales- BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 4 (AP)-- them, and urging them to from Honolulu to Cairo, over the top of carpenter. mile foreign ministers here keep the commandments of tine cannot await a solution to the Maritime Talks Stalled Woodburn M. James, 47, Clay- ranking Court Associate Justice Supreme coincided with a similar Moscow WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 CAP) -G. Palestine problem and that mechanic. mont, You Not Down' Del., Let Will by U. S. Ambassador Walter should begin at once. Preparations Robert H. Jackson, declaring that overnment, sponsored negotiations Glenn Jones, 33. Linwood, Pa., trip The .huge plane got into the Bedell Smith. five fifty-one operator. Then when I had finished, two the maritime strike were suspfor this movement have already the rules of law governing the been made by this government Nuernberg war crimes trial should three or more of them said ended today to give the Reservation o-n Liner William Gallagher, 48, Twin twenty-one m.) MST. ° Brother Smith. This commission..a chance to decide on(nine is ready to lend its immediate victor as well as van Thank you, mechanic. Oaks, Pa., Molotov was understood to have · To carry the .v. assistance." has been a great encouragement greatest possible amount of gasoline, Griffith Davis, 43, Chester. next move. j _, quished, asserted today that "theand a reservation on the requested not you we'll down;' William Ward, 20,' Linwood, Pa.Queen Elizabeth let more has not ended or given victory was for the British two thS? overloaded A (AP) A ld the a take-off. 27,000 .pounds a have than -ship Marcus traveled LONDON, Oct. 5 agency Joseph-Risso, 52; promise of ending the oppression to New York October liner's trip miles in preaching the an effort to crack "the Spokesman for No. 10 Downing and injustice which breed internatpoliceman, was reported in critical16 total weight of 147000*in plans would That place .him m New"re- ional discords." street' said tonight Britain new after he was struck by York for the opening gospel, but .that was the first stalemate over'the refusal of Pa- pounds, approximately naif, objective on this flight is to testcondition session of more an Truman's B-29 was President under automobile while m the arctic conditions. than 7,000 miles ific coast shipowners' to grant pounds gretted" directing traff- 'united nations assembly OctoAmerica's chief prosecutor, his talked gasoline. pronouncement on Palestine and iirst public utterance since the delivered a religious address." nion security demands made by The heavy plane sped down the Carrying the heaviest load ever after the fire. would -prejudice" a conviction of the nazi war leaders, The church leader predicted believed army air forces' 7,000-foot Hickamlifted by a plane, the B-29 rose Alex Petrovich of Boothwyiie, a A seamen: triking three meeting to attack use settlement of the problem of Paleinto the sky after about fire victim, said "it was horrible. basicbig the 1. Ordering the Pacific coast field runway and onto the navysslowly that "war and dictatorship widespread expansion of work east-west differences has were Men a run out and and headed future. stine's are so interrelated that I am con- radio in missionary sqreaming, their clothes 7,800-foot ratprs to accept hiring practice adjoining John Rodgers fields urged in many quarters both The spokesman at I^o. w-was across the Pacific. said he believed many now livi- emands of two striking unions, equally long strip before afire." . . progress can be vinced inside and outside the big three. Prime Minister Attlce's residence towards permanent peace without see when would "the Masters, Mates and Pilots airborne. the time Molotov's departure comes as Tankers Flee Sparks --said Attlee received the presi- solving the problem of protecting 'gospel, will be given to all the le CIO (The Associated Press listening Marine Engineers. the conference prepared to enter and Meanwhile, tankers loading dent's communication last mid- the elementary rights of minori- world." San Francisco heard the 2. Inviting all Pacific, shipowners its final plenary stages Monday night and immediately cabled Mr.ties." The work of this church has o Washington.in an effort to DreamD report by radio _at unloading gasoline at the com- under "gag" rules recommended Truman asking that be delayed only just begun," he concluded. uade them toeg ht thirty-three a. m.--nine thirpany's wharves along the Dela- last nfght b y - a meeting of big was ware river quickly pulled away four foreign pending study by Attlee and Receives Honorary Degree "All of us may have to go into Another maritime commission of- three a m,, MST--that ministers. The limiescape flying sparks thai, threate- tations on debate were to assure Secretary Ernest Bevin. In a speech prepared for the the mission field again and again, icial had told reporters earlier ·'proceeding normally at 1,400 feet was not complied centennial convocation of the Uni"This request ommission already had decided altitude,") ned to touch off- their cargoes October -15 adjournment. that's the only way we can nvite with," the spokesman said Shortly after the initial blast the west coast ship officials Smith will return from v. T Chis of Buffalo, at which he lay up treasures in Heaven." versity Controls at shook this Delaware river indus- Moscow o come here. However, the comwas to receive an honorary de- Sessions continue twice daily visit before October 15. trial community .of'4,000, all-availPresident Truman s refusal to comgree of doctor of laws, Jackson through Sunday. Principal busi- mission subsequently disclosed that Col Beverly Warren, Omaha, GUAM, Oct. 4 (AP)--Three Japawas able fire fighting equipment ment on the ambassadors trip ness before the conference is the ie invitations had not then beenco-pilot and an expert at getting said: "The victory has not ended or sustaining of general church au- ssued. caused" further doubts among the heavily-loaded planes into the air.nese militarists were condemned summoned from nearby cities. was at the controls as the tf-^ today to die on the gallows for Flames fed by the high-octane conference observers concerning given promise of ending the op- thorities, including a new member headed toward Dutch Harbor in- cannibalism--a crime so heinous ·oline spread to the base of a Smith's claim that he was going pression and injustice which breed the first council of seventy to Continues foot fractionating tower causing it to Moscow just to see his wife the Aleutians, the first check international discord's. We con- replace the late John H. Taylor. covered by no rule of war. to collapse, spraying flaming gaso- get a clean shirt. quered a country whose predomia The Work three--a general, .navy line over fire fighters. Stressed There is no expectation that the nant faction was practicing terroriEurope All-Night Session and a major--listened u'n- The fire was visible for 30 sm in most barbaric forms and Importance of the church' welfare BLACKPOOL, Dreamboat will set a world non4 (AP) Oct. comas a of residents Eng., U. Wilmington The only uncompleted major issC Del., CoL S. S as: was NUERNBERG. Oct. 4 (UP) record blinkingly military meetvast scale. program stop flight emphasized at Winston Churchill renewed , the flight commander, hadmission ordered them, to die for 15 miles south of here, said the ue before the conference .comU. S army authorities said today "But the defeat of · one group ings of the Women's Relief Irvine, a united of states his for call reparations from Italy, the British had declined to per- oppressors does, not end oppreswhich preceded the general pe, declaring "all the burden" hoped until the navy'sTruculent eating the roasted livers of two explosion shook homes in that missions Turtle flew from Perth, Australia, U. S.-' airmen downed 'on Chichi the Balkan satellites and Finland. mit Hjalmar Schacht and Hans sion. In many of its aspects persesessions. not peace world "should estoring George Ruth, one of the workshould be completed tonight. Jima late in the war. Fritsche. acquitted of war crimes cution of minorities is an internal Harold B. Lee, a member of the thrown upon the United Statesto Columbus, Ohio, early this men injured, said ie .was blown All commissions must between the government They, were Lieut. Gen. by the international military tribfile reports church's council of twelve apostles, if America." week. room across a by the initial blast. The commanded by Tachibana. the army commander; Dazed tomorunal. to enter the British occupa- itsoncitizens. But its disruptive told the women yesterday that "Why should we not also have Comdr.Turtle, and limping, he was found the full conference by Thomas D. Davies^Cleve-Navy Capt Shizuo Yoshii, and the international order they should "prepare for that effect tion zone of Germany. The states united of Europe?" on a nearby street and r°The-military commission met all later land, flew an ..estimated 11,250 Major Sueo Matoba, who also Lieut Gen. Lucius Clay, deputy direct that tyranny on a sizeable is to come." prime minister asked in a to smash Irvine's record 01 accused of'terrorizing his own men to a hospital. American military governor, ann- scale anywhere is a matter of int-He urged night to adopt its areport over Soevery effort be peech after receiving the freedommiles that 7 916 set last November in tne with drunken brutalities. ounced that the French had rej- ernational concern." viet objections to clause voted Tower 'Disintegrated' Mormon fam-the city of Blackpool. made make every to Hear Adm. Arthur G. Robinson, Guam and 14-6, Prohibiting Bulgaria to have Dreamboat between ected the plea of nazi diplomat Jackson said the significant fea-ily self-supporting and said that a be should "Why continent Another Nelson of .the injured this of the commission, annmotor torpedo boats. The "alian D. C. Franz Von Papen, the third of tures of the Nuernberg trial were'we are president Washington, work and welfare in victim mangled dependent for economic commission worked until ounced that two-thirds of the acquitted German war zone. leaders, to embodied in the international on f we havefailing mothers receiving re- uccor upon the generosity of other Chance for Record commission of seven concurred in agreement signed in London settle in the French :wo a. m. · ableare assistance ief they if ands? men still Aug. 3, 1945. of the hanging sentences, The Dreamboat will fly an estimThe three bodied to produce in the prog- "The United States of America ated now were in the acquitted be which reviewed 10.300 miles reaches Nuernberg palace of by will has definitely declared herself as Cairo Irvine said if ram." Only Time Will Tell That blew.apart the small there is no pos- secretary of the navy. justice jail, hopefully awaiting program bandoning the policy of isolation, safe conduct out of the American "This agreement," he said, "de- He said the welfare of it having sufficient gaso- The charge of which they were sibility and and added: "His of watching vigilantly, zone. They told attorneys and parts from the old theory that int- "God-inspired" convicted was- violating the laws ln "A J ball of fire Just seemed to line remaining to add another sharging effectively in the guidance the ernational law bears only on sta.es some not the government's roll around and hit and ignite a record. and customs of war. There army officers they feared for or and and restoration of Europe the He said the air forces' chief charge to crackpot way." treatment they might receive at and not on statesmen, and thav crime of cann- every building," he added. the the hands of the Bavarians ibalism. 'sovereignty' is a shield against ail Another speaker at Relief so- peace of the world." who want to try them world for any action done ciety sessions was Joseph FieldVice Adm. Kunzio Mori, the Xucrnberg. under denazification laws. also a member of the navy commander on ing Smith, the laws of a state or* council. apostles' was sentenced to Col. B. C. Andrus, security of- its orders. Jima, GANDER, Newfoundland, Oct. 4 He was acquitted of ficer. said he was anxious to get "It will take time--more time Criticizes Cards, Liquor AP ) --Aviation officials were at / in the rid of his "star boarders," but cannibalistic than any of us will ever see--to He part' today to explain the crash of was convicted · of neglect of would keep them in his custody ultimate effect of the criticized card playing, American Overbear Berlin-bound pending a decision at a higher hNuernberg trial on international the-exeto dancing, use of liquor and in protect failing which 39 persons in plane and radio divorce may level. . "shady" and airmen. what extent to cuted law, programs. T in the their lives -r Oct crash of yesterday Meanwhile, attorneys for three deter attacks on the peace, of in the financial demanded the. f hadBEVERLY HILLS Calif uc^ prosecution Newfoundland wilderness came back as a highway additional nazi war leaders and vvorid and persecutions of mino- He asserted that 90 per cent of (UP)--Barney Mori and Army but also for onet69, Oldfield, A PEIPING 4 board of investigators from (AP)att- the civil for the SS (elite guard) filed ap- rs the present radio programs "shouldime auto speed king of the dirt safety advisor for a Detroit Capt. Kesakicki Sato as respons- hundred unidentified Chinese aeronautics administration who commanders. relpeals from their convictions with And what we may some daynot be heard" and said that ible Sato, manufacturer. U. S. today, apacked the U. S. marines ammunthe allied control council. Appealshope for some permanent forum public dance hall "comes sin.' fracks died aat his home hemorders the for the executions, arrival of a which ayed of cerebral ition and supply dump at Hsinho, One of his recent sayings on behalf of i,ix of the 19 meri conparently was mo"Women's should be of victims the given clothes life. miles,west of. Tangku, corps "voung drivers scare' me stiff. In also, victed Tuesday now were before may invoke protectionpersecution of the law dest, but women do not dress modEight oother defendants, con- five man who was the announced today was headquarters as the council. known he -old victed days, he before instead of after it in think taking'some part f "They said. they ever to travel a mile .a minute, a estly," There was immediate speculation were demon. sentences Appeals were filed for Hitler's men--men are speed executions, given the of pleasing was found dead bed by his the attackers were Chinese took off erratic deputy, Rudolf Hess, who Harmon ranging from five to 20 years. that world, maybe, but not men of wife Bessie whominhehis remarried Said 60 Miles Limit was sentenced to life imprisoncommunists. was v-t,* defendant Saints."' Latter-Day church, a acquitted. ago 10 months was after separation One once wounded no marine Hans OPA Frank. Hitler's Oldfield ment; for predicted that slight"In recent years the divorc in Poland, and Jew baitman ever gauleiter rate has been alarming," he wen.of 21 years. er Julius Streicher, both cond- Newsprint Decontrol ly bne Chinese was killed. Another on. "Members are willing to be HI Chinese, wounded, was captured Gene Talmadge emned to hang. cause at and is being questioned by maofv. your lungs." WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (AP)-O-ers are outside the temple. .Moth made arrangements to visit a doc- Lll^J^--*-*· . . , *"" " teaching their daughter: see ms he to Nevertheless lived PA, , prodded by a con gressionalrem- that not matter does , if the- t0 Mrf OldSlaid he was rin c°^S ? uarters, o WWcb d cabled committee demand for prompt become a synonym for Cabinet Discusses JACKSONVILLE, Fla.. Oct 4 the attackers unidentified when she went outside the temple; tha peacefully from newsir,* and oval oftoday price ceilings beyond far ranging -that, Governor-Nominee Eu(UP) go to the temple the morning pa per but scarcely a year passed that some promised "a decision they don't have to nese," reported they launched their print, Meat dead when she returned to their traffic officer didn't flag down a gene Talmadge of Georgia, seizedassault at ten-forty-five o clock on decontral as promptly as we until they get old." with stomach hemorrhages last last night and were not .^pulsed bedroom. stubby motorist with a stubby WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (AP) -Pin a hospital twelve-five a. m. today. *ire night, lay seriously The house interstate commerce pose and questhe classic Truman met with his cigar resident Synonym a for Speed week before here than less today sub-committee the "Who do you think you investigating defending the dump tion cabinet for 45 minutes today he was- to accept the nomination forcedmarine, For three decades Oldfield was Barney WJ? them to withdraw," the ann· Oldfield?" the meat shortage was a topic newsprint shortage voted a for fourth term-as governor ofouncement said. * +_ with the business of mously late yesterday to send dir- Goes The answer'would be yes. discussion again. Day associated The Chinese did not penetrate speed ever since he whipped his His famous automobiles became,his state next Wednesday. to President Truman a recoSecretary of Agriculture Ander- mmendation -T"999" at 60 miles an hour part of the language. There were, Talmadge, who recently spent barbed wire encircling the dump. that newsprint price PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4 (AP) son told newsmen after the m in Florida recovering The attackers used rifles and autcrippling powe around the Indianapolis tracK besides the'999--built by a skinnytwo weeks session that the meat situat- controls be dropped "to preventcon-his steel city's a cold, became at named Winstrike--longest in the nation's his 1903. A was at serious difficulties and chaotic mechanic Ford-the omatic weapons. discussed, as saw ion was tory--went into its llth day today All - the dirt tracks his the ton Bullet, Green 'Dragon, Bhtzen Jacksonville beach, where he last week's meeting, but he de- ditions in the newsprint supply and cigar lambeen without bis famed the mediator vacationing federal saic with key "Barney" Benz t and the Golden Submarine, clined to go into detail. this country." clenched between his teeth to Sharp criticism was fired at OPA may continue for anothe Asked he agrees with Presi_ as he roared a fantastic Hollywoodish version ilyThe red-gaUused, Utah shock cushion the some week. fiery Talmadge committee with members, of the automobile of tomorrow. dent Truman's statement yester- by on supremcase "white to -Schoolthe "This campaigned the triumph triumph after was Brown He I'v. is toughest MAGNA, .Utah, Oct. 4 CAP)meat may Berner born (R-Ohio) Eli Representative day that the from New scarcity boys' scooters carried the name 01 Harmon field at Waseon. O., Jan. 29, acy" issue, pledging that he Mrs. Margaret Hamilton Calder, hS landed journey in at had," commented the mediahis worse this winter, Anderson re- declaring the price agency has engrestore the "white primary to ^native of Utah, died at her borne of racing-cars. Many m. lEST) Wednesday to drove his first automobile tor, Attorney William N. Margoli timessuccession had not had an op-aged in "dilatory practices in ^., plied thattoheread he crashed, but his luck Georgia elections. Negroes voted here.today. She was the aster of give the crew a 12-hour in Detroit in 1902. the statement. handling requests for newsprint of New York. were portunity m a held until his retirement laie- He first hit the magical mile in Georgia state-wide primary James C. Hamilton of Shelley, deadlockei Negotiations Pressed for his views on the de-controls by publishers. rest for the first tune this year underIdaho. Oldfield left racing to. head a a minute" at Indianapolis fairgoutlook, the secretary replied: Decontrol has been recommend- and the lone 'development was thtire a U. S. supreme court decision. company, and later joined an · ed by the Amreican Newspaper possibility of resumption of stree June 1903. rounds "I think onthere have been 15, He lost ?250,uuu car house. investment service,' statements the meat situation."Publishers', association. Charles G, Ross " 'Secretary said. Big Three Rumor lit Is Molotov's Flight . it j Dictatorship ,,,' War Are . It and ient Dreamboaf Leaves Hawaii On 0 ver-the-Top Cairo Hop . Linked, Jackson Asserts Oct. this flight it it . , its I -- . rtS5affi ,. air at ' a. . It its .. at its ic it little "~ Acquitted it ... . ,, ng . it Remain Revived With Japs Condemned it ' ,, Ms in Cells For Cannibalism hurchill Jnited -- is Plea , is' ,,. . it is ...., is fit . . . .. 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