Harding, in a letter to Senator King, said that he considered it inadvisable at this time to call the national housing conference. The chief executive also asserted that he did not know of "legislative palliative," relief of home shortages, and added that he very much doubted "if we ought to try to create one."

PROMINENT MINISTER HERE TO RECRUIT MISSIONARIES
Dr. A. W. Moore, of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions, is HARDING WILL NOT GALL CONFERENCE ON HOUSING
President Washington — (A. P.) at the University of Idaho today in the interest of recruiting the missionary forces of the church. It is the aim of the Presbyterian church to send out 100 new missionaries each year, in addition to the number required to fill vacancies. Dr. Moore is visiting the universities of the country to interest young men and young women in this work. The local church now has two representatives engaged in missionary work and a number of others are in preparation for the work.
Dr. Moore is giving the day to individual conferences with students. A big missionary rally will be held at the church at 7:30 this evening at which Dr. Moore will speak. This meeting is for the general public. Superintendent Ph. Soulen of the Moscow schools, will preside at the meeting tonight. This is the first of a series of missionary meetings which will continue over a period of six weeks. 