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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1949-01-27 , Notice to Subscriber. , The Weather If y u have not received your Mostly cloudy today,' light copy of The Daily Iowan by 7:30 sleet or snow. Slowly rising a, m' l please call 4191 before ' temperatures. High today 25; 10:30 a. m. and the Iowan will at o.wan low 20. Yesterday's high 20; be delivered to your home. Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Centa Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, January 27, 1949 - Vol. 81. No. 105 low 8. --------------~~~------------~--~------------~----~~~--------- Britain .to .'- )\ccord Registration Dates­ • Israeli Recognition Q:s Given u sa now Cl 5 LONDON (UP)-Commons gave l<'oreign eCI'etary Erne·t , I mel 0 0 Be\'in a vote of confidence, 283 to 193, Oil his Palestine policy la.~t r oight after the La.bor government frantically rounded up )lleUl- * * * ben! by telephone for fear it would be defeated. _ If your last name begins with landlords Protest Rent Bills' Bevin told commons, in a full dress debate, that the govern- the initial 'Q ,' you can unpack D1wt was now prepared to l·ecogni.i;e Israel on the under tand- your bags. You don't have to ing that there would be no leave SUI. With Mass Eviction Notices more fighting. P P t f Accordi1\&' to the re,lstratlon Winston Churchill, COnS8l'..Va- eaee rospee s or schedule, tbe Q's didn't have a CHICAGO ( P )-'I'he "Tul!;a. plan" of mass evictioll to live leader, ariel' bitterly de- time to reg-Is~r lor next se- protest rent contl'ola was recommended Last night to the Kansas oouncing Bevin's policy in de- Ch" C" "I W mester II.t SUI. its Property Owners a ociation, but the Indianapolis Home bate, demanded a vote of con- mese IVI ar But a check with Registrar Ted Owners' union rejected the proposal. tJdence. McCarrell last night saved the At Milwaukee, the ~filwaukee County PI'operty Owncl'S board 1\ was the lirst confidence vote Now Appear Gloomy day for prospective Q initialed the Consl!rvatives had demanded scholars, as weLl as the 15 stu- of directors voted to calL a special meetjn of members Jan. 31 to since Labor took offi<:e in July, dents, ranging from Quade t6 vote on the" Tulsa plan." The , * * * Ifl5. NANKING (JP) - If'he Chinese Quist, now listed in the student total number of units affected Many Labor me)'Ilbers had left iovernment and the Communists directory. by possible action wa 5,000. III the belief there would be no ac\:used each other of bad faith Persons with the initials R-Rot, Members of the Saeramento Iowa tity's Renters !Ole. yes~rday. As peace prospects the schedule said, start the regis- ApartmHlt House and Prollerb' Suddenly repol1s swept parlia- dimmed, the Nationalists hastily tration period at 8:00 a.m. F'eb . 7 Ownel'l association pledged yes­ Not Hit by ~ Eyictions mentary lobbies that the govern- tried to establitb a new defense and students with inilials Pet-Pz terday not to pay ~roperty taxes ment, due to defection of left line south of the Yangtze. close the period at 4:00 p.m. until they obtain relief from ..iIIg l.borites, would get oniy a The Communist radio asserted Feb. 8. federal rent o!lDtroIs . Rent Director Says majority of 20 to 30 and mi&ht actlni President Li Thung Lin was Minding- his P's and Q's, Mc- . even be defeated, in which case trying to get a breathing spell Carrel merged the Q's in with Property owners in several Renters in Iowa City apparently its resJgnation might have been while orpnizing ;further res is- Pet-pz group, forming Pe&-Q. cities drew up mass eviction are in no dmger of l~sing their posSible. tance. It called on him to show his Simple. notices yesterday and property homes, T. J . Wilkinson, area rent Labor party whips urgently good faith by immediately detain- Students in liberal arts, com- owners in other cities debated dJrector, said yesterday. simLlar action. collared members in the building ini leading war criminals. meJlCe, education and the gradu- There has been no action in the and summoned others . by tele- (As heard and translated In ate colege - including the Q's ~ Landlords who took action said area similar to that taken by phone. Soon members were Shanghai, the broadcast called will register in the north gym­ they preferred to withdraw rent­ Tulsa, Okla., property owners, he racing to the parliament I>uilding on LJ to "detain" ChlaJIK Kal- nasium of the fieldhouse. al property from the market and said. Tulsa property owners have for the vole. Shek and other "war crlmln- Requests by students ;0 register leave it vacant rather than face filed 600 eViction notices in pro­ possible tighter rent laws. Bevin vigorously -defended his als.") at a time earlier than the time in- test against pe,ding rent law Palestine policy and said that It was reported on high au- r;iicated on the schedule will not Started at Tulsa legi!.,lation. Britain and the United States saw thodty that Chiang Kai-Shek tie granted, but those nable to The movement started at Tul­ "eye to eye" on baste middle would return to power should the register on the. scheduled hour sa, Okla., where members ot the Closing of cne apartment In a eastern policy. pellce talks fizzle. This report may register at any later time. Tulsa Property Owners associa­ rental unit In Cedar Rapids Is * * * came from sources .0 high they Fees for the second' semester tion sent 60-day eviction notices the only similar local action ' bor Ga,·ns Seats can be considered unimpeachable. must be paid from Feb. 21 to more than 1,000 families. The taken, Wilkinson said, La A government spokesman accus- through Feb. 24. Classes will open notices warned that the new rent F. F. Redies, owner ot the unit pd the Communists of stalling. He Feb. 9. bills may end in "government and head of the Property Owners , In 'sraeI 'f Ie(#io" called on the Communists to name Mo.nday, Feb. "I ownership" of property. association of Cedar Rapids, Peace delegates now and ~elect a 8:00 a.m., R-Rot Federal Rent Director Tlfhe 'c1aimed he could not operate the 'TEL AVIV (IP) - ISl:ael's fit'st place for a conference. 8:30 a.m., Rou-Sc E. Woods questioned tbe land­ apartment under 1942 rent ceil­ election appeared yesterday tq Almost as In answer to this-- 9:00 a,m., Se-SI lords' aotlons as beIn .. In .... ood ings, according to WHkinson. bave given labor a firm voice in aUhouch there was no direct 9:30 a.m., Sm-So faUh" which thc law require. connection between the two 10:00 a.m., Sp-Tur for takln, a rental unit oft the A meeting of the Cedar Rapids her new .government. organization was held yesterday Premier David Ben - Gurion's sta~ment&-the Communist ra- 10:30 a.m., Tus-Wan market. He threa~ned lel'al 410 said the Nationalists were 11:00 a.m., War-Wol steps to restral.n wholesale evic­ morning, but no information as to moderately leftist labor party, action to be taken by the organi­ Mapai, bad received 35 percent plo~tlng to distort peace talks 11 :30 a.m., Worn-As tions If the I&ndlorcls are found Into "a false peace." 12:00 - At-Big n!lt to be actinr In .. ood faUh. zation had reached the rent office of the total vote cast, at the late yesterday afternoon. ball - way point of the official The foreign office announced 12:30 p.m ., Bih-Bl'ool Harry Hansen, member of the KINGPIN OF mE LANDLORD REVOLT, The Rev. Wallace .T. Murphy, Baptist mini ~r and execu­ col!JlL early yesterday that all gover.n- 1:00 p.m., Broom-Cam board ot directors ot the APOA, The Cedar Rapids association Ma!Jei was running up a vote ment functions would cease In 1;30 p.m., Caro-Con tive secretary of the Tulsa. Property Owners assorlaUon. examines some of the scores or wires he saki also said at Omaha ~hat he )Vas Is a member of the natlQn&1 or- congratulated the ,roup's a,nu.OlUlcftment Ii& members were A6l·Vi.Ug t,~OO e:vl4·t on n.tlc in order to --'llIore '\lIlIn twiCe ' larse as tha~ Nankinc Feb. 3 and the new capi- 2:0Q p.m., Coo-Cav ~ecommending- that tnerfu>ets "riot l'&n1aUon. I as pull their propertie8 otf the rental market. MIJt'P'hY nlil &llfl actf.on was in pro~st \.0 wbat he calle.. cast for either of two other con'­ tal of goverlU'hent-held China 2:30 p.m., Daw-Dz follow Tulsa's lead. Commenting on the Tulsa own­ "slavery" rent contrcU proposals before conKl'eS'S and that it was hoped the movemel1~ would spread . tenders tightini it out tor second wou1d be set up at Canton, effec- 3:00 p.m., E-Foh Their association has affili­ ners' action. Wilkiru.on said, "AIl.r *ive Feb. 5. 3:30 p.m., F'ei-Garrn ates In 28 cities, Includlna- Tul­ such action for eviction is wi thin place. They were the United La· 4:00 p.m., Garn'Gl'ec sa, and some aclteduled meet­ bor Party, Mapam, and a bloc of Tuesday, Feb. 8 the law, but it must be in. good Thomas Renamed inu to consider similar actbn.
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