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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1952-05-23 Russia Publicly Protests U.S. Military.' Aid fo Iran· nnrried 2$ hey would Declares Oil-Rich Lmted uP. Neighbor Violating , 1921 Soviel Trealy The Weather ~sual hid­ Mostly cloudy, showers :lerk lrOlll J,{OSCOW (A» - Russia, in a and scaUered tb1lnClet'­ the balll, lUff note, has protested Iran's ac~ storms teday. atlUda,. ctptance of American military aid mOllUy cloudy wltb lleat­ searchlnc. aDd warned that ii works aeainst .e . tered sbo1l-'8S. Hl&h &oda)' Irs. Whitt al ow·an cood relations with Moscow. 67; low. 58. BJrb Thurs­ The note was dellvered by for­ tby. 61; low. 56. a pile oj eIIn minister AndJ'ei Y. Vishinsky 0, of their Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto - Five Cents Iowa City, Iowa, Friday. May 23. 1952 - VoL 86, No. 166 10 the Iranian am bassador here n~ay.lt charged that bytak- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~~--------------- -- InJ American military aid Iran had violated the Soviet-Iranian t!'f8ty or 1921. , ~ler The Soviet note was published in all leading newspapers Thurs~ • • day. Vndl'r U. S. Control It declared thai "by Inis token tb~ Irnnion army loses its char­ 01 ers' u n ro 0 Ion acter as a nationol army ot an lndependen t sovereign state" and said acceptance of the aid "Is putting the Iranian army under !be control of the United States John Whinery -/ D / At- SUI Officials ,overnmen t." ••• Russia accused Iran, her neigh­ Counci e ays C IOn Still Checking bor to thl: south, 01 cooperating Resigns Post Final decision on matters ot • bunt with the V. S. "in the implemen­ tltion of the latter's aggressive conllicling jurisdiction between May 13 Incident plans directed against the Soviet the stud nt council and its mem- • Union." ber groups won't be decided un­ In Dentistry til sometime next fall, followlna Fourteen students have been Iran To Help nction at tt special meeUn, or the It came just four weeks after Dr. J ohn G. Whinery, assistant plac d on conduct problltion for <:ouncil Thur day ntternoon. their "aetlve participation" in the the V. S. announced resumption professor and acting head 01 den­ ThC' council appointed a HI­ 01 military aid to Iran. This aid Moy 13 raid on SUI women's tal surgery and anesthesia of the mon committee to consider and housin, units. univer Ity otficl:lls had been cut off Jan. 14 when su I college of den tistry resigned muke recommendations On the Inm refused to sign an agreement announced Thursday. effective June 30 to enlcr private probl m of instruction nnd recall I, WIder the term ot the V.S. mu­ of council delc,ates. Officials declined to five the \ tual security act. That act re­ practice in Amarillo, Tex. T'emporarlly End BaUle names or the students or to SIIY qUJres the recipient to pledge to Whinery has been with the de­ Appointment of the committee whether both men and women partment since 1948 and has been students were Involved, but it was btlp increase "the defensive temporarily ended a short~Uved "rength of the free world." active head since battle between the student council I arned both hod been questioned. The Russian note sald that Dr. Rolph A. nnd several member groups, led Dean o( Students L. Dale Faunce 'these actions ot the Iranian gov­ Fenton retired in by the Quadrangle, over the two said the investl,atlon is continu­ Irnment cannot be viewed in any July, 1950. issues. In 1(, but gave no indication of what , other way but as actions Incom­ He is a native further action would be rorth~ The first meting ot the new IItible with the rules of good­ of Iowa City and committee is expected to be held comln,. llIi,hborly relations." received his B.S. May 31, chairman George Felwell. Ditter III everlly degree rrom SVI LS. Chica,o, said. No report ot Faune Aid th probations dif­ in 1943 and a the comm1ttee rIndings is expect­ tered in severity 118 to re trictlons doctor of dental ed to be pres nted to the student imposed and duratlon, varying House Makes surgery degree in council until next tall. since WmNERY 1944. He Interned Thursday's meetin, was the final in oral surgery during 1944-45. one this semest!'!'. I Rap 'Pantie Raid,' Aid Plan Cut and was a lieutenant junior g"ade The conflict ovet· the in truc­ with the U.S. dental corps from tlon and recall problem He! in the DE MOINE lIP) - The "pan­ 1945-47. fact that the constitution of the tie and bra raid " on collere eam~ Of $1.6 Billion Following his dischorg Jrom student council and th\l constitu­ puse. alonr wltb corruptl~n In naval service, Whinery received tions ot ~ome of the member rovernment, came In for atten­ WASHINGTON (,II') - The house an M.S. degree from the Univer­ ,roups provide for different tion Thursday b the reneral u- ociUlon 0 f replar BapUst I'lt $1,626,200,000 from President sity ot Pittsburgh in 1948. GEN. J\fATIllEW RIDGWAY laId joint sessl~n of 'thun­ methods ot recolltnl! delegates. eon" churches meetin&' here. TlUman's foreign aid program In a He is a member of the Ameri­ day that there is a pO Iblllt, of the R~ds u Ill, ,erm warfa.te All constitutions, however, were serfes of votes Thursday. can Society 01 Oral Surgeons, aKaln t . troop In Korea. originally approved by the office A re olutlon approved by the 1be decision meant that house AmerJcan Dental association. Am­ of student affair: and the commlt­ TIlE DAIL\, IOWAN 10lla pre ent on puc 2 all intimate keteh national fundamental rroup de~ IUpporters of Sen. l.'t9hert Taft of erican Academy ot Oral PathololO', tl'e on student liCe, to wjJorn the of Pre ldt'nt ' 'IrtU t. Uanchl"r - his IIkt', . hI h~bll and what cried evenla "In,'olvlnr sordId Ohio had won b round in their and is secretary of the Iowa So­ ('ouncil and most ot its member make UII hl8 dall routine. lIrr tht preble!' nt Is pictured with his lorle ot trlme and corruptlOJI In. li,ht lor sizeable reductions. Rep. ciety of Oral Surgeons. groups ore r sponsible. mother and lamlly on the tep of thc TrinH)' Episcopal churc.h. "ublle office and acll of outrl,h* Reds May Use Gas, Germs Left to rl~hL an: Mary, his dauJr hter: Mrs. lIancher; Mrs. Melvin P. disrespect for the dimIty or wo­ Jahn Vorys (R~Ohio), a Tatl back­ CompromJ e A~ndment lIancher. of ilolfe, bl moth r ; I'r ldenl Ihncher, lind Vircil Jr., his men on many collere eamplllletl.'· ~, led in the demand (or cuts. The job of the new committee Supporters of Gen. Dwight D. Eis­ Truman Declares will be to agr e on II compromise on. tnhower, Taft's rival lor the GOP In Korea, Ridgway Warns amendment acceptable to all t"e with the nature Dnd extent oC the presidential nomination, came out groups involved-an amendment students' participation. Nobody Can Remove which will have to be incorpor~ "In some Instances," Faunce de­ lor smaller reductions. WASHINGTON (IP) - Gen. Matlhew B. Ridgw3Y told congre~s The reductions are tentative, Thursday Communist charges that th Allies used gas and go-rm war­ aled Into the constitutions of all International Student (enter clared, "th (act of conduct pr~ &lnce they will be subject to roll His Seizure Power fare in Korea should serve as a "monumental warning" oC deadly of the orga nizations. batlon will be noted on the per­ call votes when final action on the danger to the Cree world. Th situation was clarified by manent record of lhe individual bill is taken. WASHINGTON (if') - President In a voice harsh with scorn, a statement trom Dean ot Stu­ student." The President has asked for Truman declared Thursday that Ridgway denounced the Commu- Senate Passes Bill dents L. Dale Faunce in a letter To Open; Money Still Needed In most cases. viola tion of con­ 17.9 billion to give direct military nobody - neither congrc3s nor the nlst propaganda trumpetings as Revising to counell president Peter Van duct probation is cause for dis­ aid and economic assistance to courts - can take away from the "false in their entirety." Immigration Meire, LS, Waterloo. loternaUonal IlOuse, new foreign student cenler at the corner of missal from the university. Stu~ Faunce wrote: Capitol and Market ., Is nearly ready for occupancy. But with just countries aligned with the United president h ls power to seize in~ And without saying so clCPlic- WASlnNGTON (.IF') - The seu- dents may appeal probations, but -- States against the threat ot Com­ dustry in an emergency. "HOUSing councils and other the barest neces illes installed, it needs funds. It WDS not known if any of the 14 illy, the Cour-star general clearly ate l'hlll'llday passed the blUerl),­ IllUnist aggression. -Yet he readily aifeed that if the student governing groups, includ~ The house w\l1 open nexl week, and a house warming party wtlJ had done so -yet. implied that the non-Communist. fourhi McCarran but l"evlsln. the Ing the student councll, are di­ be held about commencement time. By a standing vote of 163 to supreme court rules his steel in~ world must be on guard against MJdnlrhl Raid 116, the house approved a total dustry seizure is illegal, he will nation's immil1'atlon and natural­ rectly responsible to the univer­ A grant of $375 from U)e student council has almost been ex­ The ,lnnouncement Thursday the Reds' technique of charging hausted In the purchase of cort -moking equipment, dishes, silver, euI of $797.2 million from (unds promptly restore the plants to others with crimes they plan to IzaUon laWII.
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