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Show Temperatures Tor 24-hour period ending «. The Weather Atlanta 42 Bismarck... ...... xsoise Las Vefias. Minneapolis ew rea New Okla Molotov Decries ,4£L^ -^A*'.^ ^-^J ^ ^ £f'f'^^^/^^^^^*^?jFy F'9y§iM'\.jSi$^ US. Domination ·^·A -rt**** 58 67 ... 47 49 67 74 74 54 *T 77 "681 Rock Springs SSJSalt Lake... 37 48 61|San Fran 82|St- Louis 55| Seattle 46 la. 63| Washington... 43 60 70|iTellowstonc... -- 33 FINAL EDITION Mishaps Injuries in Recent Crashes Are Fatal; Roy Man Succumbs Agreement South of the Border Traffic accidents -- one of them occurring more than PARIS, Oct. 14 (AP)--Russian Foreign Minister V. M. i 44 47 28 30 Are Charges Western Allies Violated Molotov declared today 551 Reno . . Or. and Housewives Both Charged to Politicians Wait for Traffic Truman Meat Verdict «t» Of Peace Confab Trieste 69'Portland, 66| Provo 36 52 36 34 44 ...38 York.. 48 City.. 64|Poeatello. 34 MIn.Max. 40 56 51 87 61 50 Four More Lives for Taxi Tests^ Gigantic'Hercules'Ready !" .f fat ' ' *· 'S*1w£ *f 38 65|Phocnix 14 PAGES The United Press The Associated Press Seventy-seventh Year--No. 58 r 2tOnitih .. .. Butte Chicago Denver Grand June afternoon. «t today: Osden 39 Albuquerque UTAH: Clear and warmer today; clear tonight south, increasing cloudiness with light showers in mountains north portion; Tuesday cloudy, except mostly cloudy partlysnow with showers north portion; high today 65 to 75; low Tuesday morning 35 to 45; cooler north Tuesday m. three months ago -- were the results of the Paris peace conference were "unsatisfachad tory" and charged that been dominated by the United The list of fatalities: Mrs. Evelyn Murphy, 66, it States. ..,. * '«· for meat and politicians for votes cocked an ear to the San Diego, Calif., a tourist visiting in Ogden; Patrick McCafferty, 70, Roy, Weber county; H. H. Dauphinee, 65, Manti; . France Approves Oct. 14 (AP)--Housewives scurrying White House for President Truman's decision tonight on what to do about getting Ned W. Lyons, 19, Duchesne. ,\3a 3iKsagBBsist s !Ka *TM^''~ ~ -«f Tinward Hushes' giant plywood seaplane, "Hercules" deaths raised Utah's trafshows eight 3,000 .horsepower raaiai ·,,',,, n e s The h"e plane is"now ready for taxi tests at Long Beach, Calif., h w.U for the year to 152. initial fic toll Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary be attempted until early in 1947. The plane was built at a cost of $20,000,000 and will seat 700 .passengers. died Sunday from and Finland pleased Russia and injuries she received in an Ogden indicated that many of the issues last Wednesday. would be thrown back into the died late Saturday foreign ministers council where he suffered July of night must injuries be unanimous. cisions that only portions of the draft treaties with TM Molotov remarked Make Radio Address at 8 O'Clock Tonight WASHINGTON, for four more deaths over the week-end. Utah in blamed that President to steaks and roasts back. t the chief execu- Hours before tive's all-network broadcast set for eight p. m., mountain stand- Supreme Court to Review ICC Freight Rate Ruling ard time, the Republican party termed the scheduled address "political" and demanded radio time to reply. an. automobile-pedestrian accused the United States, at Roy. While there was no clear-cut indand France of "vioGreat Britain died late Saturday ication what Mr. Truman plans lating their agreements" and night at Salina, after he was struck to an say in his 15-minute discussion and knocked automobile from four-power accord by WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (AP)--The supreme court tod- the rear platform of a of stabilization and the meat probin the adoption of "a number of on Salina's main lem, the issue before him boiled class agreed to rule on validity of ICC orders increasing anti-democratic measures" in constreet. down to this: a 10 and cent per Provo east rates nection with Trieste. died the north Lyons in in railroad freight hospital Whether to scrap meat controls He spoke critically of guaranas many Republicans and PARIS, Oct. 14 (AP)--A constit-reducing them 10 per cent in the south and as far west as outright, automobile-truck collisin tees written into Balkan treaties ution for France's fourth repubsome Democratic leaders have dewas on a He passenger in Provo. providing for a powerful leg- the Rockies. lic, manded, or keep them unchanged. for free navigation of the n a car driven by Elaine Killian, islature overshadowing the presiThe changes were challenged by nine northern Or, whether to compromise on and complained that the when with the collided vehicle bore stamp some relaxation of controls involvthe of dent, public had refused to fix Bulgarian bounJohn driven by Klotovich, New 33 and face governors in the of the six England railroads. today, given ing perhaps a higher ceiling, a daries as of January, 1941--an ac- General 26, of Rivertbn, police reportde. Charles De Gaulle's bonus plan to induce marketing of table, * holds up a roast Class rates affect principally+ her inspection. would have given Bultion that livestock, and possibly importation Tourist From Coast garia some territory from Greece. opposition. nanufactured articles. They apply The people of continental of meat. Mrs. Evelyn .Murphy, 66, of 2004 Adjournment Set Tuesday accepted the new constitution yes- o 'about 4 per cent of all rail some avenue, He Changed Mind? San Madison a Has Diego, 1,212,0of Calif., by margin The changes were ordThe conference of 21 nations, terday who suffered a fractured pelvis a percentage of votes--and 00 Truman is on record as on Mr. action the final draft taking Oct. 9 when the automobile in in favor to 46.4 opposed. ered after officials of southern opposed to removal of OPA. firmly was was a treaty with Finland, prepared to 53.6was which and passenger she tates others asserted cent 31.9 per freight light, with controls. He took this stand Sepadjourn tomorrow. The draft treat- the registered near car Fiftanother by were voters struck' ates staying tember 26, but at a news conferehigher in the south, ies then must be approved finallyaway from the in a eenth and Washington, died nce last week he declined to pollsto by the foreign ministers of the competitive giving advantages one at De .ocal Sunday, hospital fortyGaulle, wartime leader of lorthern manufacturers. comment when asked whether he United States, Russia, Great BritWASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (AP) m: the fighting French, had contendfive p. had changed his mind. ain and France at meetings in ed One driver, Peter J: Marron, 71, The challenging states and the C. B. Baldwin, executive vice that the charter was inadeOne indication that he may have New York. was executhe of making Dencanso, chairman, that today testified the quate because under came from: a high official, who is Calif., 3 railroads appealed from a dea when Sen. Arthur Vandenberg spoke tive would be -too weak. He turn onto' Fifteenth left national citizens' political action. familiar -with the problem. He before Molotov and demanded that the constitution would endan-cision by a special three-judge a southbound machine, driven by to a "reporter that top aids hinted court N. ederal the Finnish reparation bill be in Y., Utica, last 3422 Ruth PorKartchner, 24,- ot ger France's future and urged its .prepare. Mr. Truman s helpingfrom $300,000,000 to $200,000,00--3 -to . . .-terv-crashed. jnto_it^_accoiding ay :The. especial' .court after upmet at the White House rejection. speech move that kindled Molotoy's anger. ;: -defeatect Police Patrolmen L. G.. Bennett last night-and that de-control of Pr.esti£e-.. Demonstrat eO. holdirig' --the- ordwsr -stayed--their He told the The Michigan senator said: meat is in the picture. house-campaign exp- Dale W. Stocks, who invest^ "pending action on the "The United States will leave its But the result of the referendum, The mishap occurred, about gated. There -"has been speculation, enditures committee that his motives to the verdict of history far from being regarded as a de-appeals to the supreme court. p. m., the report said. moreover, .that Mr. Truman, might confines itself to supplying five ;rdup occin connection with the winning offeat -for the general, was taken was Mrs. Murphy the lone deal with wage controls, too, and the war and the writing of a rather as strong testimony to his Arbitrary and Capricious* advice, information'and voting rec-upant of the Marron machme_ injpossibly scrap that program. Almost singlepeace. We decline to plead as defThe New England governors were prestige. On tha other hand, among those the driver ords to affiliates in.. 14.states! ured. Unhurt endants among allies to whom handedly he nearly defeated the ailed the ICC orders "arbitrary decisions his wife, Katherine Marrpnplaving an active part in drafting regarding, congressional and have given every ounce of coop- constitution despite the fact that and and husband of the victim the" president's statement are OPA capricious." They said they races are .made by the local or-W P the was backed by France's three erationa in blood and treasure of were The four Administrator Paul Porter and Re'Murphy. which on an erroneous int- ;anizations, he said. were based great nation is capable. major parties. a tourist cabin headed' toward conversion Director John H: steelwe But shall continue to speak Official interior ministry returns erpretation of the law -and lacked "W.e do not build up a purge where they had been staying, man. American the conception of justice continental France showed support of necessary findings of nor do. we have one of can-Misssaid. , and fair play." Porter and Steelman 9,002,467 votes for the constitution Kartchner, employe of the Bevin Foreign Minister Ernest The railroads -protested that didates we are supporting," Bald- Utah to 7,790,676 against it. Porter has openly opposed remmay be called general depot, of Great Britain upheld the Rus- Unofficial returns from three had made "a clean break with thei n declared.. questo station for further of meat controls. Steelman, police oval Finlclaim from to sian $300,000,000 African departments showedprinciples of rate making that on the subject, of controls generwas lead-off witness astioning, Traffic Sgt Darrel B Baldwin and. that that part of the empire hadapplied for generations.", Shaw said, adding the family o. said that to let ally, recentlywould Molotov Replies The nine states contended that the house committee opened its the dead rejected the constitution; 259,156 woman had requested be the "worst go" prices to into the the unofficial activion were hearings 145,565--making an political based the orders condicourse. that authorities conduct Molotov said Vandenberg's adinquest possible" 93 in the of of for six this G ties totals departments organizations and be The 1939 was O. P. contention that Mrshould detions in Mrs. Murphy born Sept. 19 dress "made an unfavorable im- France and North Africa 9,148,032clared invalid now because they year's election. Spokesmen for the1880, in Farmington, Iowa, a Truman's address "will be politiconsistency pression both as to his were "not based upon competent much-discussed C- I. O.-P. A. C. "no." and his frankness." He asserted "yes" and 8,049,832 of Mr. and Mrs. John Hufford cal" came from Carroll Recce, afternoon. Still missing were reports from proof as to conditions in which were called for this chairman of the Republican nathome The had Russia had avoided putting "pres-Corsica, been in familya number Martinique, Madagascar, :hey are to operate" (in the post- Baldwin said the N. C.-P. -A. Francisco committee. sure" on Finland for two years but of years, ional and no the south made Indp-China has Pacific, contributions war for "Just three weeks before a cruthat the western allies had not other overseas territories, but they In period). they were traveling eastward on but may do so this other decisions, the court fall campaign, cial congressional election, Reece done likewise. vacation trip. She is survived resHe not month. could four the overall Texas newspaper change in Truman reported that granted three "We draw the attention of Finlby her husband, two sons, Paul H PEIPING, Oct. 14 (AP)--Gove- said in a statement, "Mr. men a review of contempt of court where -Nsupplied funds durhas chosen to tie _up most of the difference between ault. W. Murphy, both of WASHINGTON, Oct. 14 (AP) rnment and to the Merlin to forces clear were contests striving which ,ng primary this spring, San Diego; four sisters and three proceedings in they true and a scheming friendship," fewer women are seeking the railroad between sponsored ·brothers, living in various parts ;hree of the men captured given three-day jail sentences. pfanation 3 of his administration's he said. to congress this year than election was The contempt citation defeated. stabilization program, Molotov spoke violently against U S The body tm in 1944, a fact feminine and Wall Great captthe at the Kalgan news on -an accounts N. A. and Baldwin C. mortuary, 529 Twenty-fifth, and C.-P. said political ured Hwailai after bitter street with particular reference to tne editorial criticisms of the veto power of 14 these a a states: Caliattribute to step-asideof meat Whatdealing with the trial of civil affiliates in stabilized five leading allied nations in the be shipped to the Ky^Jf^ case before Judge Joe D. fighting and marched unopposed ever may beshortage fornia, Connecticut, Delaware, 111- will united nations security council, form of his exthe San Diego, for.funeral for-veterans attitude. home, eral Rhode Island, Colin the Neuces county court nois, Maryland, through two smaller towns, frontl- planation, its substance and its oband burial in the Holy saying: Of the 26 total, one already orado and Washington. He also services Texas. "The right of veto is not invCross cemetery of that city. She won government dispatches report-vious political purpose will be poan work in was a member of the Catholic said to the house fromine re-election organizer is at of olved, but a question and litical." Embarrassed ed Court are today. 22 others Maine, aiming at Ohio. coopthey desire unanimity troops driving northwest- Demand Equal Rights chamber and three at the senate. Other Baldwin also testified that the church. eration among the great countries. CHICAGO, Oct. 14 (UP)--Will- Browning ruled the news ward across Jehol province seized and editorial were "calculat- organization works closely with Arsenal Worker Dead [n addition, one woman is seek- the Australia, Cuba and the presi- iam K. -Jackson of Boston, presiP. chairman said "the highway hub of Uo- The G O. railtheand New as governor of ed to reflect upon the integrity "other progressive groups." He election dent of the general assembly of dent of the chamber of of allowing a president ing practice on of Roy Patrick Jehol-Chahar 70, McCafferty, lon border, listed the major ones as the C. resident of this area for the pas Jersey, a state in which there are U. N., Paul-Henri Spaak of Belg- the United States, today de- this court, to embarrass this to take advantage of his offiaal north of Kalgan. O.-P. A. C., the independent ^fo years, died in a local hospita six feminine candidates for con- 130Themiles ium, has voiced recent criticism clared that trade, unionism should affect the course of justice. position to tie up the nations racommunists, however, committee for the arts, m of in- gress. of the veto. new siege on long-bel- dio facilities for political -addresses a "begin to act its age," and added The Texas court of criminal apat eleven p. clamped Saturday women runnDemocrats are "You can't bust free unions^ with-peals upheld the contempt action, sciences and professions, and the furies suffered in a pedestrian ac Ten Shan- whenever he chooses is a vicious abored Tatung in northern Charges Domination for house seats, including with one judge dissenting/ The southern conference for human cident out busting free enterprise." should be stopped"ing and had south of the practice which Kalgan, at Roy. si, July 2, was struck as of the six incumbents- The sixth However, so long as that pracMolotov, in accusing the United In the keynote address preparednewspaper men then appealed to welfare. "Mr. r**"*TM* McCafferty of Hopei provincial capital incumbent, Jane Pratt of North Representatives of four other naStates of "dominating" a group offor delivery before the annual two- sureme court. They .are tice continues I conceive to be (Continued On Pafie Two) isolated as Carolina, did not ask re-election. effectively C. Craig, publisher of the tional groups are to be questioned my duty make every effort lesser powers to achieve its ownday meeting of the" Illinois chamto (Column Four! 90 miles of the flared along In 1944 the Democratic party to ber of commerce, Jackson asserte- Corpus Christi Caller-Times; Bob tomorrow and Wednesday. obtain for the equal ends," said: facilities ing-Hankow railroad. 12 women on the congressional "In all votes in the conference, d: McCracken, managing editor, and Communist capture of Yuanshih, presentation of the Republican was enough for the American Tom am The no can reqMulvaney, "Trade unionism reporter. 20 miles south of Shihchiachuang, viewpoint. Therefore, I vote and another 12 be regarded indulgently as longer sentences were stayed pendingjail five Republican women and expecting that tne delegate to were uesting was'acknowledged. or 13 votes court action o£ their appeal. for the house this year assured." youngster sowing wild oats. Heavy fighting ^considerablefour major radiotonetworks give three of the party's five casualties He asserted that the Americans "Today there are jurisdictionai In their appael the three told the Republican was reported at Kaopei equal facilities The other two, Mrs. sought "definite decision regard- strikes and organizational strikes the supreme court the Texas 45 miles south of Peiping. party." Luce Boothe Connecticut of and them less of whether they were of the right action deprived sympathy strikes were destroying political as long as they pleased this Jessie Sumner of Illinois, de-The communists and carrying sitdownof the freedom of press. strikes, wildcat strikes and the He said one decision had "repudiclined to seek re-election. There railroad bridges slowdown strikes. New varie- The court refused release of were candidates ated" the decision of the foreign ties are being burbanked contin- WAG Captain Kathleen Nash DuRepublican eight was stated once again that broadcasts made the ministers council in order to est- ually by irresponsible leaders or rant, who was convicted by a in 1944. NUERNBERG, Germany, Oct. unsubstantiated .claim thai.three b allowed will only photographer ablish a simple majority rule in cynical racketeers. court at Frankfurt, Germany, -- Prison officials confirmed an government armies lost more the conference. official United States army mar "In every instance men in the 12-day part in the theft of the is the pubtaking 10,000 fight condemned 11 the crown "This was applied throughout the c that today Hesse jewels. (and) the workers No estimate of red and that he probably will be for Kalgan. conference to further the aims selves... .that pay through the was war WedMrs. Durant accused of partwould hang leaders b These shots. will only was venan still losses given. which certain groups tried to att- nose. They refused to delivered to the allied contro The communist'radio icipating in the 51,500,000 theft nesday morning. at Yenan, Molotov said. He asserted or deny that the Nuernberg Jackson called upon the Ameri- while she managed an army billet ain," while loss of Kalgan, de which admitting in will COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 14 (UP) Berlin, that the Soviet Union never hadcan labor movement to adopt in Kronberg castle. Her attorney jail would be the scene. ,_,,,,,, cide indited yesterday 'that "Chiang Nationalw Republican End Kai-Shek Chairman if any pictures are to be repudiated any opinion of agree- slogan of "internal democracy andasked the supreme court to rel- ·The eight correspondents chosen can never clear the railwReece said today that Carroll ment but "on important questions, external responsibility," .adding: ease hei through a writ of habea represent the four occupying PUThe' council's next meeting wil because hfc ays or highways," Truman, in his radio the three other members o£ the "You can't bust free unions with corpus, PITTSBURGH, Oct. (AP) powers in a combined pool lor V.P five days after the German too far-flung.and President lines aremore -who brought A. address to the nation tonight "proL. F. trolleymen news coverage wn. ·.«--- to foreign ministers council abanout busting free enterprise, and so become with on will Oct. understoo 21, hang, is a paralysis of the city's mam bably will follow the advice of the doned their agreement whenever vice versa. B u .the acceptance I ready to go into seclusion some a previous decision jwas regarded trade unionism does not transportation system 18 days ago d By Taking Kalgan, the. broadcast A. C. and keep controls on in The court rejected a request the.evetime'tomorrow, imply perhaps as disadvantageous to them. by refusing to pass picket lines said. Generalissimo Chiang Kai- meat." ^ Believe Hitler Dead the acceptance of trade union exc-it bar Senator Bilbo (D-Miss.) "The United States, Great Brit- esses and abuses.". the -power union, voted today toShek "military and politically has Reece, here to address the Ohio from his senate seat. nl They were not informed where men -detail reporte Security Federation of Republican Wo^^is return to work immediately. ain and Franceonabandoned their be Their orders taken. The request was made by they.would Trieste." Clubs, censured the president lor John T. Morgan, business man- swallowed a bomb. previous stand that, once they that in interviews today,_all th ager L. P. Rumble, New York City, were so of the A. F. L.-Amalgamated "using a radio build-up for Jus Bulletin told the court that Bilbo had depmessage, "(when) any word of a Association of Electric Street RailPARIS, Oct. 14 (UP)--Eleven rived Mississippi citizens of the meat program that might be necway; Workers, with 2700 members, Pickets Peacefully to vote because of -their' "colweeks of work at the Paris peace -- i essary could have been issued vote \jj.t^ announced of the the result or and racial origins." was quoted as conference ended today under a as 901 in favor of returning to Submit The court merely noted that relations officer, said the correso threat by -Russia to .nullify all Rumble's gone bad far that work and 79 against. The others HOLLYWOOD, recommendations lacking Soviet petition was denied aiic spondents e who will witnessthe wasHitler Oct 14 CAP)-preferable to being caught" did not vote. " * and be most of th briefed will 200 men and 16 approval, and Biff Four foreign gave no reason. hangings visited Chaplains Approximately some 300 bus scene drivers on shown ^ ahead time _ the of * The court to Earlier,., women pickets were arrested at rule agreed ministers decided to meet Noprisoners during the day. with descrip Pittsburgh Motor Coach com- the gates government contention that they can be prepared once vember 4 in New York to Streicher urged his associates t the of Columbia movie pany controls, I expect bun to follow to took are the He step matter. a first said lower tive should set aside they court's on the unsettled problems. "brave and strong" in their last morning as police enforced athe advice .of "the F. this votu g scene, be crises thewill which transportation virtually they, Russian Foreign Minister V. order approved sale of the Jill Ann Nasfell, 22-monthscourt, order restricting leave the controls on meat, ?·* ^ B« days of life. once unanimously to return. The mo- superior car sleeping imprisoned. old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Molotov closed out Soviet debate Pullman company of this numbers.' gauleiter Streicher, their company 125 coach has tor buses. a 43 combine of Jack Nasfell, 2739 Lincoln, with a denunciation of the conf- business to railNuernberg area, will hang, to9, o The back-to-work move by the There was no violence as the Sa Reece" said Mr. Truman "possiOne Photographer . roads. erence results as "unsatisfacdrowned just after noon today officers took the pickets out of bly will use some of his war poWednesday, but he is seemingl 'workers _.?f e s The not he did transportation Emphasizing that justice department urged in a fish pond at the rear of tory " Molotov's final speech untouched by impending doom to induce. lines, massed along the street and wers to impose a break Pittsbfor first strike-weary know where for certain the hang This morning the beady-eyed escorted them to .patrol cars. Later flow of meatsubsidy her home, police reported this threw a dark shadow oerv the rejection of the railroad's offer marketJ,to the the in citizens 21-day-old on McConneli take urgh on an will' for the business ings place, man, who openly advocated power the "When the Republicans ?ainconseveral hundred spectators prospects of afternoon. Her mother found early peace for of $75.000,000 tie of the strike Independent as not be the plan "substitutes for .observed -that it could opposite curb, _warned that they the tot lying face down in the Italy, Romania, Bulgaria, Hun- grounds termination of Jews, told a pnso of congress," Reece said, "weTl m. Ogden gary and Finland. In effect, he a monopoly which has been ad sumed' that the. correspondents psychologist to be sure to impar Association of 'STS-Stated 2ffiwouloVbe ar^sted unless p. horse sense, not horse meat.-" pool at about one Duquesne Sher Light would not enter this P" ° judicated illegal (under the Conttaued On P«g«"Two) moved away. the man fire department was called, but tossed into the waste basket falspersed, more some, a door to the power (Column companies. on Four) back, work of the conference anti-trust act), rescuscitation efforts proved all under guard. issues not previously agreed to. ful monoDoly." futile. . He Constitution in Sunday Balloting ay ' states, states, Purge Plans Are Denied By PAC -- . it · · it ' ., ist, · ' Fewer Women Seeking Office it it Unionism Urged To'Act Its is Chiang's Forces Clear Railroads ine Age' . I. . . | it Condemned Germans Will Hang Wednesday Morning i .... Reece it ' it Transport Strikes . it Predicts Price Lids Stay In Pittsburgh t.:. 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