. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ivered a seriesof lectures at the University of Cali-fornia on Modern Political TrendsAs Reflected in Legislation. In the United States Senate heserves on the committees of ForeignRelations, Military Affairs, Educationand Labor, Mines and Mining, and thePensions. He served as a member ofthe select committee to investigate the1932 election in Louisiana. Appointedby Vice President Garner in 1935, heserves now as vice chairman of theT
. Latter-day Saint biographical encyclopedia : a compilation of biographical sketches of prominent men and women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. ivered a seriesof lectures at the University of Cali-fornia on Modern Political TrendsAs Reflected in Legislation. In the United States Senate heserves on the committees of ForeignRelations, Military Affairs, Educationand Labor, Mines and Mining, and thePensions. He served as a member ofthe select committee to investigate the1932 election in Louisiana. Appointedby Vice President Garner in 1935, heserves now as vice chairman of theThomas Jefferson National MemorialCommission. Brother and Sister Thomas havethree daughters, namely, Chiyo, Esther(Mrs. Wayne Clayton Grover), andEdna Louise. (See also Bio. 2, p. 722.) TRIBE, Junius Rallison, a memberof the general board of the DeseretSunday School Union, was bornOct. 9, 1904, at Ogden, Utah, a son ofCharles Joseph Tribe and Mary Anne Rallison. He was baptized Aug. 3,1913, by David W. Tribe, and con-firmed a member of the Church byFred W. Rallison, ordained a DeaconApril 9, 1917, by Hyrum E. Lund, aTeacher May 16, 1920, by Hyrum Lund, and a Priest Jan. 23, 1921, byJohn W. Chambers. He was ordainedan Elder April 1, 1923, by Hyrum and presided over the 2nd Quo-rum of Elders in the 4th Ward of theOgden Stake from 1925 to 1926. OnJan. 10, 1936, he was ordained a HighPriest by Stake Pres. Wm. H. Reeder,jun. In 1926-1928 he filled a mission tothe Northern States, and after his re-turn presided for two years over theY. M. M. I. A. of the Ogden 4th was a member of the Mount OgdenStake Sunday School Board from1931 to 1935, and became a memberof the general board of the DeseretSunday School Union, Dec. 22, has been actively engaged in Sun-day school work since his early youthwith the exception of two yearsin M. I. A. work, and during that timehe was organist for the ward and Sun-day School. He attended school inOgden and in 1933 gradu
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