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Considerable cloudiness today and tomorrow. Oc casional showers today. High today between 80 OWGI1 and 85. low tonight about 65. F.IItabliahed 1868 VoL 78, No. 288-AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday. August 25. 1946-Five Cents ays ICl ... timatum Terms Only 3 Bodies u.s.s. ROOSEV ELT EN ROUTE TO DARDANELLES Plane Incident Found at Scene May Still Go Of Plane Crash To UN Council' 81N. ARTHUR H. VANDENBf: RG (R-Mlch.) (rlr ht ) receives a farewell handshake from Undersecretary of state Dean Acheson at Washln'ton's National air port ye~ terd ay just before the senator's departure by BELGRADE (JP)-A rellresenta WASH INGTON (JP}--The state plane for the Paris peace conference. Travelln, In the President's personal Jllllne. the Ilcred Cow, Van tive of the graves registration com IItnber, was accompanied by Mrs. Vandenber, and Sen. Allen Barkley (D-Ky.). both sbown In the mission said last night that United department announced yesterday States army workers' Invest,lga that Yugoslavia has "complied" ,letare. Barkley I ~ en route to St. Morlts, Swlberl and, for a meetln .. of the executive committee 01 with the ultimatum over the shoot ~ tnter-parllamentary union. CAP WIREPHOTO) tions indicated that the bodies ot only threc United States fliers had ing down of American planes but been found in a mass grave In that it remains to be seen what the Yugoslav mountain vlUage of efforLs Yugoslavia wl\1 mak.e "to Kropovnlk. right the wron, done." Ukraine Complains to UN, Says As army worket's searchcd the The department a nnouncement grave, the representallve said, the tbus leU un*a ns*w ered* tbe qnes question was n"ain raised as to lion whetber tbe flrt"' on Amer whether five American airmen, as Ican planes by Yu,O!ila v nahten Greece Menaces Balkan Peace had bccn supposed, or only tbree, would be tallen before the VIII- died In the blazing wreckage ot ted Na tion ecurl~y council. their United States transport hown above en route to the Dardanelles, now a subject or International controVCr5Y becau c of a Ru Ian request for a share In the control of tbe PARIS (AP)-Illllian, Hungar Italian economic, the Hungarian commissions argued, United Sl<\tes plane shot down ncar Bled, in The 48-hour ultimatum expired straterlo s t ra l ~. 'l'be Roosevelt b a~romp"nh·d by two ('ruiser" a nd three destroyers. The Uni ted States * * * ian and Romanian peace treaty and the Romanian political and Secretary ot Slate Byrnes and northwest Yug03lavla, on Aug. 19. at 9:15 a.m. (Eastern Standard COmnliSsions argued for hours yes tert'itorial commissions, that Ukra Britisb Foreign Secretary Bevin Identify One now ha a m dl um-slzed task force, by warHme sLandu ds, In the Mediterranean &ea. Time) yesterday, having been de terdaY with out achieving any pos nian Foreign Minister Dmitri Man held an hour-long con!erence. A graves registration squad (AP WIREPHOTO) livered to the Yugoslav foreign itive resul ts in a day climaxed by uilsky announced to a news con Expect Quick Airing could Identify posiUvely only one office by Harold Shantz, American t1ie Ukra inian complai nt to the ference the complai nt to the secur bOdy found In the ,!tt"ave-that of * * * * * * charge d'affaires at Belgrade, at United Nat ions security council ity council against the "irrespon Of Balkan Troubles Capt. lr.~. Schrieber. The inlorm that hour last Thursday. that Greece menaced peace In the sible policy of the present Greek NEW YORK (JP)--The Unlted ant said Idenllficatlon was made Turkey Looks to UN for Dardanelles Security The state d Pllrtment announce .. BiIlkans. government," parUcularly with Nations security council apparent ~y a dog tag founri on the body. , ment late yesterday included a The arguments marked the end regard to Greek~Albanian border Ly will not be handed a U. S. com EJ ~wltne6ses to Ihe shooling teport from Ambassador Richard of the fourth week of the confer incidenLs which he said were pro plaint against Yugoslavia immedi down or the transport plane by C. Patterson at Belgrade on his ence and the first week of discus- voked by Greece. ately but last night's Ukrainian two Yugoslav pursuit planes told ANKARA (JP)-Turkey, reJect-r king "a pl'lvileg d strategical Imllal' to those of the United Interview wllh Yugoslav Marshal 5101\ of actual treaty dr'aits, but Greece In this conference has charges against Greece opened the United States Invcstlgators they Ing Soviet propo~al to stablish po 'WOll" on the straIts. States, BritJsh and French notes Tito on Thursday, a report from the delegates had accompUshed branded Albania as an aggressor way for a speedy airing of the had seen two men parachute, ap Joint Russian-Turkish drtense ot . Russi ,b ides a. king joint de- rejecting the Soviet proposals. It Patterson on his visit to the scene nothing more thus far than ap nation and has demanded Northern whole turbulent situation in the parently to safety, as the bullet expressed a willingness tor an in of the American transport plane ploval of a mere three paragraphs Epirus be taken from that country Balkans. riddled craft spiralled to earth the Dardanelles and to limit con- I en 1', had proposed narrowing ternational conference for revls- shot down Aug. 19 In which five of the Italian peace treaty draft's and given to the Greeks. The The Ukraine caUeli ror fast In a cloud of black smoke. trol of the waterway, told its pow- control of thc Dardanelles to only Ion of the 1936 Montreux conven per ons were kiUed and a letter preamble. Greck delegation was strongly op handling of iLs complaint and urg Later, however, United States e~ful nellfhbor that the Unltcd No. the Black Sea powers. The Turk- lion . governing control of the trom Tlto to Pattcrson on Aug. 23. 'The day also developed what posed by the Russian-led Slavic ed that the matter be discussed authorities, including Ambasslj!dor HollS. would h(' su!Liciont "uaInn.. Ish note rejected Soviet charges stralLs . . • • • appeared to be an attitude on the bloc not only m this demand, but at the next council meeting on Richard C. Patterson-.t.rccpted the tee of th 8tl' Its' sel'urlty. that TurkeY hari permittee:( war- Tu.rkey laid that to sugr'.!St ',I'he Tlto Jetter Informed .Pat 118l-t ot "he 'j' ug05iav deiegllUon 01 in its claim to portions o{ 50ulhetn Wedll~sd y. theory that what the eYewitnesses It expressed hope the United lime pos age through the straits changing the present fOr m of de ten Ob tha~ none of tbe occu veering away from controversies. Bulgarian territory. Already on the agenda lor that actually sa w fall from the sky states would attend any reviSion to vessels of Axis powers, but ad- fense ot the straits now would be pants 01 tbe Aur 19 plane bad ,n was after the meetings of tb e While the three peace conference session is discussion of nine mem were two gasoUne tanks Jettisoned of the Montreux convention gov- mltlecl some may have sUpped "to deny the existence and alms of been found (as of that date) uuI bership applicalions Soviet-spon by the fllers Just before the plane ernlng the Dardanelles, and said through. Ithe United NaUons charter" and defended the Yu, OIliav position sored Albania, first on the list, was crasbed. Russia should seek Black sea se-I The reply to the Soviet note of show the United Nations a dls that the pla nes wben rtred ~pon New OPA Launches- originally sponsored by Yugosla No Searcb Made curlly by strengthening friendly Aug. 7 was made public here Frl-, trust which "the Turkish govern were welt over Yu,oslav terri via and has been strongly opposed Because the American plane relations with Turkey rather than day night and followed a line ment does not understand." tory. by Greece. While these develop crashed In mountainous, heavily • • • ments indicated some early votes wooded country, it was believed the time of the altac~, in addition slavla as a demonstration of Al The Tlto letter stated that as of Fight to Hold Ceilings in the counCil, Sir Alexander Cad that no search for the lllnks was to Schrieber, wer Capt. Robert lied mililary strength to InUmI the time the letter was written ogan, British delegate, said that made. dllt patriotic Yugoslavs and en u.s. Plans Moves the occupants of the Aug. 19 plane "abuse of the veto has tended to Earlier in the day, witnesses to H. Crays, pilot; apt. B. H. Fr - were free to move out of the coun -U~der 'Tough Program' discredit the security council" and the fighter attack on the C-47 stone; Cpl. M. Conko and Cpl. C. courage " otl-naUonal" elements try and If any persons survived declared flatly Lhat "the veto has transport told American qu~stion - J. Lower. in the cou ntry. Against Communists from the Aug. 19 crash tbe Yugo * * ...B y STERLING F. GREE*N * * back fired." ers that the large plane fell al- Tilo notltled Patterson Friday Z. That pilots 01 AlJleC\ tra nsport slav government "wlll be only WA SHINGTON (/P)-The gov- 11\00t officials acreed. If anJ1'Y Foreign Minister Dmitri Manu most in a vertical spiral from that there apparcntly were no Bur plan s n w over Yugos"lav terri In South America too glad to permit American rep ernment yesterday patched up Its labor Is to be dissuaded from a ilsky, contended that British in about 4,(100 feet and that just a~ vivors of the plane attack, which lory In an "intentional and arbi TesentaUves to communicate with battered price control defenses for new outburst of hlgber wage tervenllon in Greece and the pres it began it§ fatal dive "two para- he termed "a rcgrettable incident." trary" manner because they were WASHINGTON' (JP)-The United them." a fight against climbing prices demands and strike . ence of British troops was the chutes were sighted." Deliberate Orders - only seeking "to shorten the way." States, opposing Soviet expansion Since the preemptory demand and a threatened new wage-price AFUs wrath was aroused anew "principal faction" in upsetting the Military Funeral Meanwhile, Tito accused United lie said that the action of the aboard, is plannlng new strategy of the ultimatum was lor prompt upneaval. by three decisions of the wall'! situation in the Balkans. Patterson said the bodies would States army authorities today of Yugoslav fighters in downing the to checkmate a nti - Americao communication with survivors of OPA drafted regulations, de- stabilization board Friday relus "Cases are becoming ever more be taken to Belgrade for burial deliberately ordering flights over transport In which the five met moves by Communists in South the two planes and their immed sorl!)f:d as "very rigorous," to hold ing wage increases for AFL sea frequent in which the Greek arm with militarY honors. A posslbil - Yugoslav milllary installations. their d ath "had an unfortunate Am erican countries, government iate release. Tito's letter presum down price Increases under the men. CIO already has served no ed groups penetrate inlo Alban ily was seen In Belgrade last night Tito, replying to queries put to endV'ig for which we were not re o!tlclals disclosed yesterday. ably suppUed the technical basis B a~ kleY-T af t amendment to the lice that labor peace cannot last ia n territory wllh the obvious ob tha.t United States dlplomatlc of- him by newsmen, declared that sponslbJ " but added that strlcl There is no evidence that the for the state department's state , n~w price law. it living costs go up while the ject of provoking an armed con [lclals would send Yugoslav pre-, unauthorized flights over Yugo ordl'l'S w re given to hi s air l orce Latin American Commllnlsts take ment yesterday that "the demands Price boss P a,ul Porter promised administration continues to sit flict with Albania which would mier Tito a note requesting a slav soil were carried out for the against firlog 00 any more trans orders from Moscow or the local presented to the Yugoslav gov the "toughest program yet" of firmly on the wage lid. serve as a pretext for the wrest Yugoslav air force escort or a purpose of "reconnolteri ng those port planes violating "Yugosla Soviet embassies, officials said, ernment by the United States gov , meat , price enforcement to pre Reconver!iion Director J ohn R. ing of the southern part of Al guard of honor for Patterson's regions which our military units via's air sovereignty. but they follow Moscow foreign ernment haVe b ee n complied ven t.. the black market from nul Steelman conti nued a series of bania (Northern Eplrus) In favor plane when It transports the air- are occupying In zone "S" and the polley unswervin.ly and agitate with." Jil~ing the rolled-back meat ceil weekend conferences w ith mem of Greece," the complaint said. men's remains to Belgrade for rest of the frontier zone." Constellations Fly Again locally aga ln s~ "Yankee imperial • • • \nas which go into effect Sept. 9. bers of the wage stabilization burial early next week. Zone B Is the Yugoslav-occupi- NEW YORK (JP)-The (irst Ism . od capitalism." Reportln, on bit ClOnferenoe ! " demonstration of fi rmness board and others in quest of a Rail Traffic Halted (In Paris, Urt ited Slates Secre- ed portion of disputed Venezia Lockh~ed Constellation to carry American plans to combat this ",Uh Tlto on Thancla)', Palter on Ibe price Ilne Is imperative, solution to the pay stabiLization MADRAS, India, Sunday (JP) tary of State Byrnes said he had Glulla. ' passengers Si nce that type plane campaign are In the drawing son asld: problem. The future 01 WSB it Traffic on South Indian Rail way's asked the army to transfer the Tito also Icvelled these charges: was grounded July 12 after two board stage but diplomats said "Tlto empbaslllld he ts n self was in doubt, because It has 3,500-mlle system came to a hait bodies to graves in the United 1. That Allied mUitary planes, accldenLs, took oU from LaGuar two courses are open ~ tremely !lOrry for what happeD no control over wages in indus at midnight last night as 25,000 States.) Including fighters and nying fort- di.a field yesterday for London 1. A cam.... an for Latin Amer ell : promised written conflrma tries w1iere price ceilings no long employes went on strike. Those who were In the plane at resses,____ were4. ______bei ng sent over Yugo- with 27 passengers. _ Ican coun tries to take repressive Uon; premised to answer other er apply. action against Communists, out- \ IlIIRIes ralaed. In later conferen It beca me apparent, however , lawlng their activities. ces he ..reed to meel demands that OPA plans no great fl ood of VICTIMS OF SAVAGE CALCUnA HINDU-MOSLEM STRIFE Z. A lon, ranae effort to .. ain in our note." price increases from the hotly de the ioodwlLl of the masses of tbe • • • bated Barkley-Taft amendment to I people, rather than the support of Tlto protested, however, Pat the new price control act, one of the governments only. This is be terson said, that unauthorized the congressional Issues on which cause of rapidly shiltlng political fligh ts over the Yugoslav territory OPA almost floundered. scenes In South America. "numbered in thousands and were OPA expects to l!lllue next deliberate flaunting of Yugoslav sovereignty and attempt to im week I~ Interpretation of this ANSTIN, Tex. (JP)- Homer P. Fighting Increases press Yugoslavs wit h Allied amendment, whJch requlre~ tbe Rainey late last night conceded a .. ency to ,rant 1940 profits on strength." \Ij~ry to his opponent, Beauford manufactured items Il18tead of In Northern China "Nevertheless," Patterson said, Jester, In the runoff for the Demo the lower l!I36- '9 earnlnn yard "be deplored loss of lives and is cr.tic gubernatorial norniQation, stick wblch previously applied. NANKING (If') -- Fighting in now giving orden; that no foreiln ~bich Is tantamount to election. Porter, in his weekend radio northern Kiangsu province above planes are to be shot,at under any The 10 a.m. ta bula tion of the Jakao assumed "alarming propor circumstances. Incidents will not TeXIS election bureau showed broadcast, told consumers that meat price ceilings will be eniorc tions," Chinese press dispatches be repeated, Man;hal said, YUllo:. J~ter leading with 65.71 percen t said yesterday as Generalissimo slavia wIlL always accept planes Of the, votes. This compilation In ed to the letter. Chiang Kai-Sbek and Oeneral forced oU course by weather trou cluded returns from 171 of the "From now on out tlfe word ";"111 ble, loss of direction or mechanical be-Black Marketeers Beware!·' Marshall met at KulInll, the sum- 254 counties, 40 of them complete. mer cap[tal. . difficulties in reasonable numben In congressional races, Rep. Jos Porter said. Simultaneously with the reports and sug,ested means for si,~ epb J. ,Mansfield, 85, the oldest He revealed that three agencies distress by sucb planes be worked ll\entber of congress, held a slight of heightened tilbtinll in K1angau with big and- well-seasoned en province, came a call for help out." 1e1
THAT'S GETIING SERIOUS ~ The Daf~ Iowan N.Y. Politics- .'. The World Watch Government Improving Lqokil1g By STEVE PARK FRED M. itWNALL. Publllhl" 'lbe ~_ l'nIIit If ..,.~... England's Loren 1... Hlckpl'9On. Assistant '0 the tilled to UM for ftPublleatlon of aU n ..... THE OLD HYSTERIA. so fam il -. the strong talk of Russian diplo Publish... d~JchH uedltecl to It or not ot","r- 061" Goodwin. I!'.dloor wlte credited In tbII paper IID4 aIIo \be iar in the el'a of Hitler's ascend- mals lies a war weary people and WilliamWaUl' Strlniham. A. MIII"r. Manal(insBllaineaa t.1...... Edlin, I""al______new. herein. _ Ahead nncy, tightened the face of Europe a badly damaged industrial ma Herb Olson. Clreulallon Mauaau ogain last week as Yugoslllvia and chIne which cannot support an Schools Boud 01 ~I WIIIIIa...... TEr..EPHONES K1rk R . Porter. A. Crall Baird. Paul R. the United States levied charges other great war effort. , SUI B _.- 0[[1 4191 BobOI... n. KennethBetU Smlth Lou• .1_Schmldt. N .. wlaDd. BY THE WORLD* *STAFF * OF THE and counter-charges after Marsh- However, what is lost today may Editorialu_..... Olllce....ee ...... 41'2 ______raw_n. _ LONDON* (.lP)-England * * has be- To I SocIety Office ...... UIJ ASSOCIATED PRESS al Tito's fighter planes had downed be retrieved tomorrow, and Russia. I!:nlBecl .. ...,.,n4 ..\au mall matte. two American transports. bending every effort to restore gun educational reforms which T05 SubscrIption rates-By man. ~ per at \be ~Ulce at Iowa CltT. _ .. WASHINGTON - With New 7ear; by carrier. 15 cenla weel.. ,.. 15 IWI uuder tha act of _ of JIarcA " The crisis passed quickly. how- herself internally. will grow stron- may decide whether the "old YM.. 1m. York state nominating conven ever. when Tito gel' with every passing year. with school tie" and the "Oxford ac prof. ( SUNDAY. AUGUST 25, 1946 tions only ten days otf, political complied with a every passing month. cent" will survive the Socialist tile colle gueSsers here are still sticking to state department If Moscow cannot afford a show~ revolution. JDOcning ultimatum-after down with the West today. the ~ "sole (he idea that the state may stage The next three decades should his minister in time is not far diStant when she show whether the Eton and Har bOT disPI Conflict Goes Deeper than That a Dewey-Mead governor's race Paris had confer-t can. and will. row cricket match will remain a rn and that will be one of the hottest rcd with Soviet' The issue, then, will not concern high point or London's social sea· 8iII I A good Illlvigator' or a pilot who had been thoronghly briefed this autumn. Minister of For-l right or wrong, or good or bad; son, or whether top-hatted lath· bY &be on his mission Illlly have been ahle to p1'event the incident in Nobod~ .has so much as hinted eign Affairs Mol- that test of power will determine ers will be forced by leveling tax' \be PUI Yugo.lavia which ha . arou ed nationwide war hysteria. Now at oPPOsition to Gov. Thom~ E. otov-by releas- which of the two worlds will domi- atlon to send their children to tabOr Ib that the erewof. the 0-47 tranl'lport which was shot down by the · Dewey Gefor theI ~p. re-~omtlOhat- • ing nine interned nate the eatrh. sta te schools under the new edu .eIJI!1J11 ti flyers and direc- This is the problem which has Y I h b d A . h d 't on. nera oplDlon lS a cation act. DiSput. ug~s av!! last Ang: 9 as ~e~ returne. to merlcan an s, 1 Sen. Jamell M. M~ad can have ling his ail'force convel·ted the Paris peace confer- .. I look on my task as being to appeAl'S tlf,.1. there IR al1othe~ Ride to thiS story. . _ the Demdcratic nomination it' he ing con~i to fire upon no ence into a diplomatio ·cockpit; this make the schools in the govern live shiP ]n the fi rst place, the pilot of the 0·47 admits that he was wants it-and that he wants It. more' I Amel'ic(ln IS the decision which will con- ment system so good that the par 000 roen lost, and ~e(Jnndly , h admits thll . he did not undetstand the ill- Victory for Dewey ~uld put planes. vince the world finally that half- ents will see no point in sendi", P. R·, 10 ternational signal to land given by the Yugoslav fighter planes. him in the forefront of the Re On the face of it, the issue be- hearted. impotent organizations their children to independent tiona! 1( A good nAvigator wonld have prevented tbe 0·47 from flying publican hopefuls for '4B. Loss tween the two countries has been like the United Nations have nei schools." said red-headed, little uJliOD . over Yugoslav territory alld a Ipilot who had been properly would ~robablY wipe him from settled. Tito's government, of little ther the will nor the power to Ellen Wilkinson, Britain's mini The Ii briefed woulel have understood the signal. the WIllte House race. account by itself in the world 01' solve the basic problems of world ster of education. are the international affairs. has been peace and world security. Considerable negligence on the part of our air corp com At present the ordinary British 5ubsldiar • forced to reb'eat before American Unless there can be found a schoolboy goes to a free state pri. mand in that IIrea is in evidence. PRICES - OPA's' Paul J'orJtr puerto F think. he can trim: the meat b!ack pressure. But the reo1 conflict is common meeting ground between mary school at five. then to an' But there's more to it than that. If it were merely a ques San Anti market now that meat l,is ,alP« not between Tito and the United East and West; unless a regime elementary school which he leaves puerto F tion or n egligence here or there, the problem wpuld be simple. States. of law ·can be made to replace back under ceilings, He's throw-. Kings to go to work at 14. If he is Bnd the Thi incident along with other clashes between American aod ing 2,500 investilfators into the Fundamentally, the flare-up in the present regime of intemation picked out. or gains a scholar Yugoslavia is only a symptom of aI lawlessness and disorder, the pany. Yugoslav armed forces has elements traceable to the ideo\ogieal field. There were ollly 800 when By LA WHENCE E. DENNIS ship, he may stay in secondarf ODe l differences between Yurro lavia's pro-Russian, Communi t-Ied the price control lapsed. . the undeclUl'ed war lhat has been third g 'eat war is inevitable. ft 'aging between the Western world To flOd the solution is not the derra government · and the westel'll capitalistic demoerac; ies. Milk prices are not likely to ~~:;~~t~ti ~ h:e~~~~~r:u~~~c~~ the san FULTON LEWIS JR.. the radio nation. differ widely from the re and the Soviet wol'!d for nearly problem of the Vni ted Stales a is the exceptional youth, with Becau:e America is considered a leader and champion of rise much more. There's the OPA commentator whom Mrs. D. lov- suits of a poll of GOP county a year over rinal dominance in lone. nor or the Soviet Union a IIISU'UDI threllt to, reJ:Ommend-oontrol again easier home circumstances than the western states, it becomes tile focus for fhe impact of the ing.IY calls '''the voice of reaction" the affairs of Eurasia. This con- lone. It is the p"oblem of every ,enetal if prices get unreasonable. The chairmen. taken early this month the majol'ity. sharply different concepts which mold policy in Yugoslavia to· was up in arms again the other flid, more than a rivalry between nation and every people on the Puerlo decontrol board backs OPA on evening about his pet hate, Ches- by the party's national commil For the few whose parenls cnn He est day. One rCllSon for this is th~t the new Federative P eople'fj competing Ideologies. has assumed face of the earth. We cannot af this warning. ter Bowles. tee. As you know, the county afford it, there is a varied se or lour d Republic is oCoscly affiliatl'd wi! ~ Soviet Russia. Yugoslavia is the importance of a bald struggle ford a Western peace. nor a Rus- lection of independently-owned ,Next commodIties to be ·consid Speaking at 10:15 p.m. on hi> chairmen are. in effect. mQulders lor NAKED POWER. sian peace. ings on both an "etdllnal ally" and a vital outpost of Russia. It plays ered will be tobacco, petroleum, schools. whicl nightly Mutual Broadcasting sys- of party policy on local and dis No !inal issue in this struggle If we do not have ONE world He can put on a colored cap rer a key role in the l atter's sy. tern of ecurity, just as Mexico does eggs and poultry. tem program (station WMT), trict levels. They're the boys who has been decided at the conference peace. we shall have no peace at City. and tie to match, and attend a During for tll.e United ~tates . I . ,--- . Lewis cried out wilh fear and carry the weight when state con- table or before the security coun- all. small local private school, which dA~SSON CASE-Looks now, degraff The National Liberation Front, which governs Yugoslavia, Clread about vt!nlion time rolls around. It·s cil of the United Nations, nor will at the moment are cropping \l'\l as though the senate's Mead ~om" panel ch is to It great !'xtent ba, cd on elaSifieal Soviet patterns. From the tnilht happen to this comparatively small group of any be decided there. Instead the AmVets Fight to Lift like mushrooms. He can go as I beginning Rus.~i8; has considerably super vi. ed the creation and mittee has fin!sh~ digging. into ~he Democratic purposeful men who ultimately rival powers, unable-indeed un paying pupil to one of the old national fnnctionjng of Marshal '{'ito's regime. the friendship between Rep. May party in Connec- pick the national ticket. Except willing-to adopt themselves to a Ceili'ngs on Vets Pay grammar schools. many of which arbitrate. of Kentucky and the .Garsson the Unit One intl',l'e8ting viewpoint on Russian domination of Yugo tic u t s h 0 u I d in ral'e instances-such as in 1940. regime of law. continue to take WASHINGTON ('/p)-Labor and date back to Henry VIII or earl brothers. The stack of evidence Bowles decide - when Wendell Willkie captured the old, and admittedly dangerous, labor. slavia is A'iv~" by- R H. Markham writill'g in The.Ohl'istiall Sci one Veterans' organization set out ier. Or he may go to what the bas gone to the department of as he probably the imagination of the Republican recourse to power politics to de- He hi ence "Mon itor. He says; "'1'11e master. of Yugoslavia are fully yesterday to lift the new $175 British call a "public schoo!," justice. . will - to run fur rank-and-file - the machine-poli- cide major disputes. . such as Eton, Harrow and Win • Dumb awor!' of the aims and wishes o~ the Soviet govern:rhCnt. Fur $200 a month ceilings on pay for tees for But the Mead committee is still governor. Since • ticians pay little or no attention • • chester which cost aroLind $1,120 thermOI'e, they cern glad to helplcarry them out. This eoopera· cooking. lis investigators are war veterans in training with gov vision present G 0 v e r- to the wishes of the voters as re- The action of the Yugosla.v ernment aid. a year, or to lerrer known modern tion ill not imposed upon the Yugoslav leaderfl, for they give it headed fOr a look at the inter nor Ray m 0 n d gards to the pa rty's presi4entia I government in ordering the de schools at $400. labor. Both the American Veterans of p. voluntarily and eagerly. The ma!'ltcrs of the South Slav Repub· American hig'hroad in Mexico and Baldwin, popular nominee. struction Of aircraft which tres The Socialist government at The World War II and CIO said the law ia lh li es are ve teran Commun ists, hold.ing a high and well eaJlned Guatemala. Next on. the bill-of Republican inter- The poll of Republican county pass Its territory. even thOUgh new salary top is "less than a present ha s no intention or inter yeats. f pln.e!' among "tJ1e foremost worlel Communists. They have de fate is a look-see into . the mil nationalist. will DENNIS chairmen revealed that Taft is these a.lrcraft are in distress, can living wage." Cering with the independent liOM the U, S. \X>ured into the most likely be the GOP candidate their favorite candidate. with hard ly be explained as other schools. including the "public "Arbitral voted theil-lh'cl'l to that CAU!,;!', sol-ely suffer ed for it, and. st aked Jack Hardy, national comman in collab Canol project-oil from the Ca for the U. S. senate. Bowles has Bricker in second place. Vanden' than a test of the exten t of der of the Americal) Veterans of schools." their f'uture 11 pon it. • nadian Arctic circle. indicated that he will not accept berg, Dewey and Warren came McCoy. "'fo th em Moscow is the ('mooilimcnt, champion, and gnar Amcrican determjnation Lo re orld War II. called on all local the Democratic nomination for next. Slassen wound lip in last main active In tbe affairs of I':lIr- posts of his organization to back J I Universit antee of 1he ,Yol'lcl OI'd I' for which they arc fighting. For tJ1em RUSSIA AND U. S.· $$-Two that- office. place. These results indicate the °1.C. him in asking the next congress to VFW Picnic ProfeSl Yugoslavia is more tha11 a BalkAn sf Ate; it i. also a vital instru cans have been tied to the tail A spokesman for the Connecti- type of opposition that Stassen raise the ceiling. He asked the Members of the LeRoy L. to Chical • * • From the ment for helping bring a W01'ld plan to realization. 'fhe masters bi the billion-dollar Russian loan cut state Democratic committee and. to a lesser extent, Dewey lIIiIl If ihis be its meaning, it oc posls to arrange conferences on Weekes post No. ~949 of the Vet of Yugoslavla would appllrently consider t hemselves ~oyal. to that once was talked around here. has admitted. however, t hat run up against in their 1948 pre cured at a peculiarly significant the subject with local emplOYers erans of Foreign Wars. and fami Fla .• and their mission a nd unwOt·thy of thcir associates if they did not 1. Congress has been cutting re Bowles is by far the most popu- convention drives. Although either moment in European affairs. At and veterans administration offi lies. will pi<;,nic in Ciiy park SePt. riving Ih t serve Rns~ia with devotion. Ru eh convictions g ive tl1em bold- quests for money tigh :!nd .left lar party leader in the state and of these men might be favored by Paris. Yugoslav claims on the Is cials. 5. 2. R'ussia has made itsl!H less that any nomination will be his a majority of Republican voters, n cs~ . " I trian seaport, Trieste. were being endearing at toe Paris conference. for the asking. Thus. the former the old-guard machine-dominat~ Anothe eason for antipathy to the United, States is tbat denied at the peace conference, The~'s little belief now tha~ director of the oHices of prlce ad- ed by count~chairn\en parlial to and Russia was demanding the American capitalism is r(,~flrde~ by MUl'shaL 'l'ito's regime 8S Russia can get an outright U. S. ministration and economic stabi- Taft or Bricker-is in a much bet right to erect military installations Amo It daily proof that men and women in non-Comnlunist countries loan. But if it reany needs U. S. lizatlon is presently expected to tel' position to control the state on Turkish soil bordering the Dar live better tllan those undcr a Communist government. Ameri maClHnt!ry-the way the Soviet ask for, and receive, the guber- delegations to the national con danelles. can d(,D1ocl'a y-·wilh all its defecf:r-seems a paradise to the high commahd says-it can still nstorial nomination. And judg- vention. The significance of the dispute Dr. ae Long BE many Yugoslavs and other enstprn Europeans who witbstand mine some gold lind pay cash on ing from his popularity among over control of Trieste lies not in * * * Mr. and Communism. America is n.ot only a militany power, but by its the barrel helld. liberals in both major parties. he THE LATEST GALLUP POLL the nationality or the sympathies stands a good chance of being also indicates that President Har of its people. nor even in its posi Bowery i ver y existene is a sonree of inspiration and courage to Yugo· VOL. XXU No. 288 Sunday. AUl'u!t 25. 1946 east beel BOTTOMS UP - New York"s elected Nov. 5. ry Truman is the overwhelming tion in space; it is significant as slav democrats. Now bere's what is giving poor choice of Demdcratic voters for (In oullet to the sea at which im lIOn in C liquor industry headquarters now will leal Even if' ,he Unit d States had n ot committed a singie all' thinks the w)liskey drought is Fulton Lewis apoplexy: As gOIl- the 1948 presidential nomination. portant railways from central and UNIVERSITY CALENDAR next W~ gr('s.~ iv e act 01' WOt·d. we would ha.ve encouraged resistance to past-for blended whiskies. Bon ernor, Chester Bowles would con- Secretary of Commerce Henry A. soulheast Europe converge. From 'l,'ito's regime, sinee muny Yugosl vs have relatiyell il1 tbe United ded and scotch remain hard to trol the state's delegation to the Wallace, who has already pub- Trieste, much of the commerce Wednesday. ADt'. 28 r Beginning of orientation and States who l}e p America constantly in the Yugoslav mind. of the Balkans and bordering re Mr. FI get. 1948 Democratic national conven- lic1y stated that he will not oppose Independent study unit closes registration. ant will Il must also be remembered that Marshal Tito's regime is The indrtry says it hopes to tion. And Lew¥> is worried lest- the president if ihe latter is a gions can be regulated effectively. . Monday. Sept. 2S Monday, Sept. 18 8 a. m. Instruction begins. - lB' a tWO-WI violently nationalist. Yugoslavilj- appears to be p essing hard get • bigge allocations of grain heaven deliver the United States candidate for reelection. is in sec To' the Soviet Union. this factor ter-in-Ia for territorial expn)lsion in Italy and Austria and for politicnl shortly. It wants to u~ its three of America-his arch-enemy be ond place, over forty percentage has decided the course 'of her pol icy. (For informatIon reprdln&, dates beyond thIs schedule, lee Rankin, expansion in Greeee. -a-day-a-month distilling progrlUTl nominated for the vice-presiden- pOints behind. cy. _ An interesting sidelight on the Long before Russian troops en reservations In the oftlce of 'be PreSident, Old Capitol.) Add all these facts togetber and you get some explanation to eight to ten days a month. Dr. anc That would help build .up the Such an A-I POlitiClll develop- polls is the apparent political pop tered the Balkans, it had been de arrived of the tension that has been bl1ilt up between AmeriM. and Yugo.. ment might be enough to cause ularity of General of the Army cided in Moscow that the Soviet • GENERAL NOTICES s l avi~, '{'he ly way to ease thi. tension is to bring about more stocks put as~r aging. \ Lakes wi 0' our radio friend to retire from the Dwight D. Eisenhower. Although sphere of influence in that area papers r, harmony bet'feen. Rlls~ia and the wMtern allies. FIVE-CENT -AIRMAIL - The airwaves and seek sheller among he has disavowed any intention of would be strengthened and con LABOR DAY CLASSES r Schedules or hours for other duty. 51! As long as Russia and the western powers c..onfinue to act postoffiee department plans to qUb the aborigines of Northern New seeking public office. the chief of solidated through economic rather President Virgil M. Hancher departmental libraries will be parents. Guinell'. There, along with sev- staff is favored os a presidential lh(ln poliUcal. means. The leaders toward one another with clistru t And suspicion, then we can the new five-cent air mail pos hilS a nnounced that there will be posted on the doors of each \i. ron. 809 expect no impl'ovement in relationships in local areas such as tage rate, effective Oct. I, the eral of bis employ er~ from the cahdidate by a number or voters in the Kremlin .knew that future no classes Labor day. Sept. 2. brary. ' pie will Yugosla.via .. "U. S. Flag Rate." NAM, Lewis could organize tM in both. parties. His actual party conditions might upset political ------. N.J ., wh. Lai'Ssez-Faire party and run him- afliliation is not known. How machines but that economic foun LmRARY HOURS AUG. 8 TO PEI.D. GER.MAN READING TEST dertake I selt as a vice-presidential can- ever, he has been claimed, at vat- dations, once laid, are not changed SEPT. 22 The Ph.D. reading test in Ger- didate, provided, of course, he jous stages of his spectacular mili by happenstance or the whims of Reading room, Macbride hallj man will be given Wednesday lit Guests could bribe one of the natives to tary career. by spokesmen for the politicians. periodical reading room. library il p.m. in room 103. Schaeffer halt Accordingly. Russia has been Mrs. I. A head the ticket. ,Democrats and Republicans alike. annex; government documents de- Register in room 101, Schaeffer street, a * . * * ' Of the other top wartime lead- engaged. in Southeast Europe, partment, library annex; educa- hall. Office hours: daily. at 9 And R'ESULTS OF RECENT publiC; ers. only two contir'tue to show up since her troops arrived, in re Seiler of tion - philosophy· psychology li- 11 a.m. Mr. Selle opinion polls seem to'indicate that, 'regularly on Gallup political list- orienting the economies of the Bal brary, East haU. open: of Ambo' wltnlil the ranks of the Rellubli- ings. They are, of course, Gen kan nations fTom Germany and MOllday through Friday, 8:30 VETERANS a tunera: . cari party. a large area of disa- eral of the Ar my Douglas Mac the west toward Moscow. Tl'ieste, a. m, to 12 noon, 1 to 5 p. m. All veterans attending the uni and Mrs ATLANTA Wi-This will bere- recently wll'S Upheld ' by the Ar- greement exists between the rank- Arthur. supreme commander in as an outlet for the commerce of Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 12 oon. versity under the provisions of the 01 Mr. al corded as tHe year tha Ne,ro ! , , kansas supreme court. and-liJe voters and the key ma- Japlln. who is a Republican; and these countries, as well as other ~eserve reading room, library G.I. bill of righls who are inter law emr Buffrage came- to the deep south. understand republican form • • • chln~polifjcians, the ~ 0 un t your ambassador to China. General states not yet oriented to RUSSia annex, Aug. 8 to Sept. 5. open: rupting their education Aug. 28 or Alabama was tbe flnt atate chainnen. of the Army George C. Marshall. aeronauti But Negro vofing is not wide- lovernment. could become an important eco- • Monday through Friday, 8:30 Sept. 5. and who have not com D.C. spread and obviously the issue 01 the deep lOaUa to open &he' Latest Gallup Poll figures on a Democrat. nomic weapon. pleted t heir interruption form is not settled. ' The supreme' cou1't ot the United a. m. to 12 noon. 1 to 5 p. m. door\fO Nell'O )~. ~ "'t-4"~ the 1eeding candidates for the 19481 --~------''''-~--~ The Dardanelles. on the other Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to 12 noon· should come to room 17, Schaeffer The only state in which there States in refusirig to review a bam...... *1. ;.... presidential nomination show Gov- hand, have more importance as Marri a; *_."....-'r.· Sept 6 to 22, closed. l1all, Monday or Tuesday. Yesterday has ,been mass Negro voting in lIuit started in Georgia held in men.... -Jrtela.d ... a drutle eam- erllO.r 'Thomas E. Dewey of New I Ja~es D. Whitei , an outlet to the MediteTl'anean for the "white" Democratic primarY effect that the Democratic pri ala$lve pOll tall. York tp be the current favorite of Russian naval units than as a trade clerk of ' is Georgia ahh the result was mary must be thrown open to • f,.,· \ Republil:an voters. with Harold rou teo Control of these straits has Brady L. ironic. Negroes. For ye/l~ a, few",)letJ'Otl have E.. sta~sen, ,ex-governor of Minne been historically an object of Rus RADfO -CALENPAR Hughes, The solid lIote of the Negro- In the two-party boriler ,states voted in lIOIne AlIlbama oounUes. sota, runnl1lg ,not rar beh ~ nd . sian deSire, and every strong gov James K: ilnterpreting WSUI (910) WHO (1040) WMT (600) KXEL (1540) 1\ perhaps 100,00(l ont of a total of of Tennessee and North Carolina, Tbls ~lIImer they ~oteJh :oll1' . a· In third place on the GOP vot ernment since the days'of Cather Vernita 700,000 votes"':helped give a plu- Negroes have voted in primaries statewIde b~ls tor tI;Ie first ilmej et!i' .• ]ist. ;il J,?hn VJ. Bric~er or ine the Great has exerted pressure Donald R ••. m. 12:30 p. m. J Ken Burkhardt Stops Phillies Ho$lita~ Says COleb PHILADELPHIA (JP) - Cleve Nat~nal Loop Lead land's Bob FelJer hung up his Resting CoOliol1ably , At Stake as Four 22nd triumph against nine defeats as he blanked the PhHadeJphia Dr. Eddie Andel'lon, Iowa head Game Series Opens Athletics 5-0 and fa nned five to ,football coach, underwent. an ap: raise his year's total to 280. The pendicitis 0Ptlration Yesterday ST. LOUIS (JP)--The St. Louis loss broke a four-game winning morning at University hospital. Cardinals, combining five hits and streak Cor the A's. Hospital attendents later sai4 )1e an error last night, defeated the The Indians scored their first waa "f~inll better" and resting Philadelphia Phils 3-1, and re run in the initial inring on Felix com(ortably. mained in a first place tie with Manckiewicz' and Ken Keltner's Relatives said it may be a week the Brooklyn Dodgers, who open successive doubles. They added before he is able to direc,t his a four game series here today. their second counter in the next Hawkeye grldders from th~ prac- The Cardinals scored their three inning when Lou Boudreau hit 'I • runs in the first two innings. his sixth home un 01 the yeQr Uce t d. Ander~O was, ad'm.it- The Phils came through in the into the lelt field stands. . ted. to the, no~ital Fri9af. third to prevenl a shutout by Ken They added three more in the , In the, sec;on~ day of Ander Burkhardt but they threatened in ninth when Keltner, Henry Ed- son's absence from practice drills, the seventh and ninth wilh dou wards and Les Fleming doubled the Iowan~ concent.rated on aerial bles by Andy Seminick and Del and Ray Mack singled. offense and defense. QU,llrterbllCk Ennis. Box score: Louis King hi,t the, mar\( consist- Red Schoendienst singled in the CI",.I... AB R II PbUa. AD II H eotly with hill tossell, while var- M.c;l '. f r • I Women if you are iDterested iD a permanent or temporary I'LL BE ~E JOKE OF TIlE CAMP if THEY KNo.vT~E LUMP ON MY HE,A.b CAME FROM THE POLE ,ob. wl~ qood waqes, ideal worldDq condiliolll. "hu. BREAKING ON 'lOUR SWIMMING DEVICE.. •.• BUT DO 'I'OU TIlINI<:. 1llEYt.L GO FOR'1OUR VERSION your huaband is QoiDq to school. Contact R. L. Iallcm 1llAT 1llE LUMP WAS tN-DE BY A MOSQUllO? tyDe at Student Placement or Apply at The Quaker Oats CoIDpcmy. 420 2nd Street. H.E. Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Harris at W. Virginia Sweden Leads Track MORqANTOWN, W.Va. (JP) - OSLO, Norway (.4') - Sweden, James M. Harris of BeUalre, 0 ., with five first places to her credit, who played regular guard under led all other nations in the Eur Knute Rockne at Notre Dame for opean track and field champion three years and was line coach at ships yesterday. Finland was sec tile University of Iowa before el'l IlLVIl ' ftAPPIN08-SlIver valaed at $15,000 adorns &his hid terlne the army air forces, will ond wltlt four firsts, and Eniland , lleppilll Palomino. One In a. Million, aud I" rider, David B. UeWeUYD be line coach at West Virginia had two. Italy, RUSSia, Norway, If .... Anlel" as they par"oipated in Santa BarbAra's 18th 1M'" UIliversity this 'fall, Coach Bm Iceland "lnd Denmark each held 1 8\1111l1h fielta and, pare.nt. Kern announced. one first place. PAGE stX .. !HE DAILY IOWAN, IOWA CI'l'Y, IOWA' (ily (ouncillo Consider Bids Iowa City Grocers • To Be Entertained On Parking Meiers Monday, At Food Conference Grocery slore operators of the The City council will probably Iowa City area wlll be eote' choose one of six parking meters tamed at a d istricL food confer under consideration to be install ed on Iowa City streets at thei r Share Ou; Space encc at thc Hotel Jefferson Suo meeting tomorrow night, Mayor day, Sept. 8, by grocery whole. Wilber J. Teeters said yesterday. salers of Iowa Cily. The mayor emJlhaalzed, how The whoJesalrrs are Lacomaro ever, that all of the meten rna,. Shelter Our' Students be refused I' the bids submJUed cino-Gn'pe 0 .• John Nash Co., by tbe companJes are not satis Do you have any space that and the Witwer Grocer Co., aU factory. could possibly be used to house o( Iowa City. Bids for the six meters were single men or women students TJle conference will open with authorized after the companies had or married couples this fall? a dinner at 12:45 p. m. in the submitted sample meters for In If so, the mayol:.'s emergency hotel. A bUsiness session will be spection. The mayor did not know housing committee urges that heir! at 2 p. m. whether all six companies have you list your room or apartment Ever"!! R. Means of Means Bro. submitted bids. with the emergency housing of tI,crs p,rocery will welcome the A speCial investigating commt fice in the lobby of the Iowa (f' o.j '.Islnbutors. Four Iowa Cit)t tee will make an oral recommen Illinois Gas and Electric com gj'ocers wiil take part in a pant! dation tomorrow to the council's pany building, phone 6260. 0) ~u s. lu n 011 the topic "Cooper. parking committee on the meter The office Is open from 9 a lion Bet ween Food Retailers and they prefer from a structural a. m. to 5 p. m., Monday thro Their Wholesale Suppliers in standpoint. ugh Friday, and from 9 a. m. Modern Merchandismg." The,. The special commlttee pre to 1 p. m. on Saturdays. includc Vern L. Culbertson, Milo viousl, demonstrated the meters Pecina, Gcorge Rebal and Btn and explalned tbe mechanisms A radio show of special in Whitcbrook. to members of the eouncll and terest to Iowa Cltians will be The rollowing representatives of police officIals In a closed meet presented over WSUI 'tomor Iowa City wholesale firms will Inl. but no recommendatIon has row at 10 a. m. Don't miss It. I talk: Ted De Brie of the Witwer been made as yet, tbe mayor I Grocery Co., John Nash of the laId. The largest enrollment in the John Nash Co., a nd Horace StUtt With slight variations, the met of the Lagomarcino-Grupe Co. ers are paid for over a period of history of the University ot THE MEDICAL PROFESSION turned yesterday to atomic enerfY In a last-ditch !llht to save the life of I six months or longer by splitting Iowa is anticipated for this three-year-old lanice MoecbeUa (above) victim of lDaUlnan! tumorouainfection of the liver. A supply of A WHALE OF AN UNCLE SAM Is John lIenry Nelson. celcbratcd Othcr speakers to appear on the the revenue evenly between the fall, IF HOUSING IS AVAIL rare radlo-aetlvated phosphorous was rushed by plane frOID Illinois. Dr. Saul Hertl, who wlll admlnl clown, chatting with a young admIrer in the hippodrome track of program are: Frank Zeh, sem· the Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey cIrcus. The show will tary of tile Iowa Retail Grocel'l city and the company. Under this ABLE. SUI facilities are filled ~ter tbe pbOlPhoroUl, ..Id the telt was "suliable" In thts Cale, since other known methods of treatment bad arrive In Iowa City early Tuesday morolng for two perfonnanccs that and Meat Dealers association, and system, no charge is made for In to overflowing capacity; now failed. . . (AP WIREPHOTO) stallation, although in some cases it's up to the community. Help day. Harold E. Anderson, ,president of the city may choose to install the ' these young men and women * * * the association. Ralph E. Kit- tinger of the Food Institute of ~ters with local labor at a acquire the knowledge they need today to make a peaceful VA Medical Official Says- . , and blacksmith's shop. The sec- Iowa will preside at the busl slightly lower price per meter. onr! section will contain lhe big ness scssion. The meters range in price from better world (or all of us to $44 to $78 each, the mayor said, morrow. You can do It by mak Circus Arrives top, scats and rigging. and vary in their operation. Some ing all possible housing space The section carrying the per of them have automatic mechan in Iowa City available to them. ,~e~; Velerans Hospital Program Bus Line for Heinz formers and wardrobes will be isms to register the amount of Phone 6260 todayt the last to appear. Worl