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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1952-04-09 • Serving the State , , The Weather University of Iowa Uoudy, colder and niB. Campus and today. Thlll'llday parily cloudy and cool, Hicb to­ Iowa City da ,48; low. 37. Hl,h al owan Tuesday, 7Z; low, S8. Est. 1868 - AP Leaaed Wue. AP Wilepboto - FJft CADta Iowa City, Iowa, Wednesday, April 9, 1952-Vol. 86,, No. 134 • • ellure ve ee - · - P - Industry ' Says Taft Decisively Beats ·E .i~e"hower In IIIInols rlmary It Will Fight IStassen 2d in.:'GOR ·Balloting; Truman Order WASHINGTON (A') - Presi­ Kefauver Unopposed for Demos dent Truma.n, In a sweeping move, Tuesday night ordered seizure of CHICAGO (A') - Sen. Robert A. Talt of Ohio swept to an im­ the huge, strlke-threatened steel pressive victory early this morning In the lIUnois GOP primary on a industry, and the CIO steel union tide of votes that swamped a write-in effort lor Gen. Dwi«ht D. Eisen­ immediately called off its mid. hower. night walkout of 650,000 workers. Taft ran far ahead of both 'Eis­ The President, in a hastily ar­ enhower and Harold E. Stassen o( ranged talk to the whole nation Minnesota In a race that never ~·.us5ia,. Eager by radio and televislon, bitterly was in doubt from the statt. With more than one-third of F.or East-West the state's 9,610 precincts counted, BULLETIN Taft was leading Stassen 6-1 and E:isenhower - in UtiI'd placc - by J:;ade'~ :Setup. Wi\. 11 IN GTON (WiED- more than 7-1. Tall and Stassen NESDAY) (A') - Two major steel were on the GOP ballot, while MOSCOW (;1» - Many speakers compaa.iCll filed Mult early t.od&y the General's votes were write­ at tile Soviet-sponsored inter­ ehaUeDJinl' lepllty of President ins. naUonal economic conference have TrumlUl" selIure of the 8*1 in­ In the Democratic primary, Sen. come out in favor of a permanent dustry. Estes Kefauver of Tennessee piled organization to promote East-West up a huge vote in his unconlestcd trade. The eonlerence Is almost assailed the steel companies, say­ preferential racc for president. sure to set up such an organiza­ ing they demanded "outrageous" There had been expectations tion, perhaps seatlnk it In Berlin. price increases in return tor wage that write-In drives would develop Weslern diplomats around Mos­ boosts recommended by the gov. strength for Eisenhower in 1he cow-who are [ollowing the work ernrnent. GOP face and for Illinois Gov, of the conference with interest­ Could Abliorb Increase. Adlai St.cvenson on the Demo­ have no 1I11ls10ns about what it is He declared they were making cratic baliot. But a comparalivj)ly doing and . Us pDSlIibllitles. Secre­ Mills to Be Active Again so much profit they could absorb small percentage ot Illinois voters tary ot State ~an AchejlOn dc­ tbe wage increases without higher appeared to have taken the trollble nQuneed trw conference last mOJ)tb nus In-EEL ROLLING .!HILL or the Clairton company in Pittsburgh will SOOIl be relWtivatcd follow­ prices. to write-in their votes. as a propsllanda trap. But there In" Pre Iden" Truman's order Tuesday nili'M s~izinlr all steel illdustries. uperlntendent nury Innl CIO President Pbilip Murra), On the basis of returns lro/Tl is a c:hancc that the eonfcre.nce IWrveyed ihe mill which had been deserted by workers In antielpaiion of the selteduled strike at mld­ announced in New York, just an 3,441 of the stato's 9,610 precincts, and Its' a1termatb may raise havoc nla'ht Tuesday. bour before the midnight strike it appeared Taft would poll an with scoctioIl5 ot the current fo .. - deadline, that the members of hLs , ultlmate total of 685,000 votes to elgn policy of the United States, union "will work lor the govern­ 93,000 [or Eisenhower. ment." Soha"oa 10 Proble_ Industry leaders, charging that Incomplete returns Indicated Thb' cOri!e~ec~ have heard speak­ that Talt mcn may win almost all Record Missouri River Crest Truman had entered into a deal er' after spea~cr say that, if there W.lly I .... n Pbolo) the 50 GOP nation,l convention , with the CIO to gIve it a big wage is wide. ' .East-West .trade with no boost and other conc ssions, pre· delegate posts, But Ketauver­ tc tricUbns or discrimination, i despite his tihowlng In the primary pared to send their lawyers into They're in 2d Childhood ~ome 01 ,the world,'s major cco­ -could not count on any of t'he court today In a legal tight to the nomlc. and lilbor problen'ls couid Expected; Farmers Move Out finish against the seizure order. 50 elected Democratic dvegiltes, "WE'K~ JU''1' A COUPLE Oil' KIDS AT Ut:AR.T," avce Jaclr be solvlid. lndlU!1.r:r to Fll'bt rrou~y, A2, Cedar Rapids, and Sue IUgdon, A2, Webster Cih', as Tbe state Democratic orgvnlu Soviet spokesmen bave stressed ) OMAJ:lA V'P) - Nebrilska Tuell­ A sleel industry spokesman they rehearse a. skit called "Hellzil>opplo' .. for the all-campus carni­ lion is expected to give the dele­ that they are ready to buy and day "swcated out" what may ue said: "You can count on the steel val April 19. The getup is for a. "when we were a couple of kIds" gate vote to Stevenson In case he sell, by cash or barter. To trade- the Missouri river's most savage Even Hoover Dislikes 'Em companies fightIng this seizure number and Ja.ck Is elated over the teddy-bear present ue has enters the presidential race. hungy busincssm\ln who have onsl<lUght in record cd history. order tn every court possible, In The elected delegates - and the made for him. come h~te from many parts of the The crest oC the high water, es- NEW YORK (JP) - Former President Herbel·t Hoover, usually every way possible." 10 others to be named later by w\lrld, tbrs is 11 ~\rong appeal. timated to be nine days away- heard the'e days 011 thc serious mallc.r o( foreign pOlicy, tUI'ned The President said he took his caeh party convention - are not SPokesmen lrom Communist may reach 26 Ieet at Omaha on whim 'ieul Tuesday on the ~ubject of broadcasting. action under the constitution a.nd bound by the results of the presl~ The 77-year-old lloov r was a speaker at I) testimonial dmner at laws, and in accordance with his dcntiai popularity cont.cst. Ohina have painted a picture of a April 17 - higher by nearly l't. House Vofes fo Extend gre\lt two-way market-a China feet than the 1881 fiood, the worst the Waldor! Astoria hotel for Dr. LC<l De Forest, inv Mor of a vacuum powers as president and com· The vote totals (rom 3,963 ot tube essential to radio and television broadcasting. mander-In-chief. IJ,GIO precincts showed: tl!;lOY to buy millions of dollars on Tecord, and 3'1., feet higher wo~th of good!; and just as wl111ng than tho disastrous 1943 flood. Saying that De Forest had brought the worid "infinite blessings," But industry leaders, backed by REPUBLICANS - Taft, 290,­ Truman's War Powers to sell millionS In raw materjals. Iowa Dikes CollaPlfe lIoover added In a prepared speech: <J number or legislators in con. ;11; Stassen 47,467; Eisenhower, gress, were prepared to argue tha t Lord Jobn Boyd Orr of Brita-in, The weather bureau warncd "But he hu s some grave matters to answer (or. lie has made it WASHINGTON (A') - The house late Tuesday passed a stop-gap 39,249. pooslble to transmit the worst music on earth-Ule political speeches," he had no authority to take such a bill to 'cxtend President Truman's emergency war powers after the DEMOCllATS _ <3,409 pre~ \\'ilo is attending the meeting, has people up and down the Missouri drastic step as seizing the great Japanese treaty takes effect. eincts) Kefauver, 207,OH. said unln~ertupted International river to take necessary precau­ steel industry. There was no fortnal votc. The house mereiy accepted by unani- ____' ___ _ trado-Jf properly d(!veloped-cah bons aga~nst "this major flood.", House Committee Broadcastlng from the White mous consent the rccommendaiion wipe out po'ierty in one tenera- Two dikes ncar Blencoe and Don Wallace Applies House, Truman declared: "oUr for extension voled earlier Tue.>­ tron. ..... ....al .. _C ..... a Dal'a ~odale, la., colla~sed Tuesday To Quiz Morris national security lind our chances day by its judiciary committee. Prof. Vasey Heacls Duo... Ill'" ~... mght sending swirUng waters of of peace depend on our defense The senate judiciary committee 1Hospitalized, 3 ' The British delegation an­ the Missouri river over thousands WA WNGTON (IP}-Tlle bOWIe For Hawkeye Post prlXluction. And our delense ph> .. aiso voted extension Tuesday, but Local ADA Group nounced Tuesday it has a 10 mll­ of acres of land. I!ubcommiltee Inve.&lratlnl' tbe ductlon depends on steel." it wrote in a ban on government , . lion pound, .<,2$ million) trade Donald Wallace, A3, Venetia. He dJaclosed his seizure ord4lr Ahout 25 farm families were Justice d'cpartmen& d~lded Tues­ seizure of industries other than Are Slightly H!lrt Prof. Wayne Vasey, (iirector of deal In the works with'Communlst Penn. ,has applied tor the position shortly after industry-union ne­ evacuated when the dike four day to eall Newbold Morrl" oust­ of editor of Hawkeye yearbook for public utilities, under the emer­ the SUI school 01 social work, was China. The Btitons made public miles southwest of Blencoe gave ed corruptloll hunter, Cor IetiU­ gotiations collapsed In New York.
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