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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1950-08-02 On the Insid. • , Weather ~top YGDb nq.. Mo tly faIr and less hu­ IDld today. Fair and loncm Waz Map pleuant Tbursday. Ui, h ••• Page 5 today, 80; low, 54. llir h New View 01 Veterana' HotIpltaJ al owan Tuesciay, 88; low. 67. •.• Page 6 Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wile, AP W irephoto. uP Leased Wi:Je - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa, Wednesday, August 2, 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 254 Faunce Loehwing Truman Senatorial Truman Sure "' . d "N Choice Falls Behind ~!¥ame ew Deans In Missouri Election To .Get price, .Two new deans have been ap­ pointed to the SUI faculty. Presi­ From The Wire Services Wage Powers dent Vqgil M. Hancher announc­ President Truman's per son, I ed Tuesday. choice for the Democratic senator­ WASHINGTON (JP) - Standby Dale Faunce. now counselor for ial nomination in Missouri Cell powers for President Truman to men at Michigan State college, behind late Tuesday nIght aftill' invoke price anq wage controls bU been named du n of students. taking a lead in early returns. and rationing if he sees the neeet Prof. Walter F. Loehwing, Three other states - Kansa •• became a virtual certainty Tues­ and day. head of the SUI depart men t of Virginia and Wj!st Virginia - held Report Reds bOtany. has been appointed dean primaries Tuesday. Voting was Two developments created that of the graduate college. light in all four. prospect despite the stand of solid State Sen. Emery W. Allison, blocs in both houses of congress Loehwing has been acting dean against even the limited economic Getting Ready of the graduate college si nce Ap­ backed by the President. trailed former U.S. Rep. Thomas C. Hp.n­ curbs the President bas proposed: ri~ when H.H. Davis. former exe­ nings Jr.• of SI. Louis in 1,948 of 1. The house Republicao policy cutive and graduate dean. was committee agreed to H. , For New Drive named -SUI provost in an ad­ the state's 4.676 precincts. 2. The President himseU sent AN AMERICA N BOMBER aUoistrative reorganization. The vote gave Hennings 83.643, (War Map on Pan 5) Allison 82 ,869 . Three other candi­ the lawmakers word that he has BASE IN JAPAN ItJ'I - United TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) Loebwlng will continue for the dates were far behind in Tues­ no objections provided addition of States B-29 superfortresses made Tank-led Americans today coun­ time as head of the botany dp­ the exira authority does noi slow day's balloting, regarded as a test their second mass Il ttRck in three ter-attacked North Korean Com­ partment. of Mr. Truman's influence in his up action on the allocation. pri­ munist troops on the southern Sueceeds Goetsch home state. orities and credit curb powers he days on the North Korelln war' front west of the threatened ):Jort Faunce, 39 , succeeds Walter H. Kansas Gov. Frank Carlson, in has asked. production center of Hungnam and of Pusan. But on the northern Goe~cll . who was killed in a a battle with old guard GOP leae!­ The President wrote to Chair­ prolimlnary reports indicated they front United Nations lorees lell highway crash Ma y 8. Faunce's -----~-____ _ ership pulled ahead in the Repul,­ man Burnet Maybank (D-S.C.) of almost blotted it out of exis tence. back, apparently to ease Red appointment . is effective about lican primary battle [or U.S. ~'!n­ the senate banking committee 85 Targets were the chemical and pressure until reinforcements can Sept. 15. a tor. that group neared a decision on non-ferrous metal plants of the get into the lines. He has boen at Michiga n State Truman Asks for O.K. Republicans in Virginia pickell expansion of the Truman propos­ Chosen (Korean) Nitrogen Ferti­ The army'S 5th Regimental college since 1946 as consu.1tant In their candidates in three congre: -' als. A copy went to Chairman lizer company. Combat team, tresh from Hawaii. adult eduoation. assistant coun­ sional districts in the second GOP Brent Spcnce (D-Ky.) of the Fifty supertorts dropped more started landing Tuesday wh ile selor for men, and counselor. To Arm Our Allies primary in the state's history. house banking committee. than 400 tons of bombs, added to troops of the 2nd Infantry divis­ He is a graduate of the West­ Former U.S. Sen. Rush D. Holt The GOP policy group's views 500 dropped Sunday. ion from the United States were ern MicHigan college of educa­ To Beat Russians who held office as a Democrat were set forth at the house end of The weather was perfect. The still going ashore ond rolling to fought lor nomination as a RepUb­ the capitoi just before the house tion, an,d coached Dnd taught phy­ WASHINGTON (JP) - Presi­ first planes saw their targets the tront. lican congressman in West Vir­ itself started debate on the plan. sical educ a ~ion and socia I science dent Truman said Tuesday th at clearly. Their bombs started a se­ Marines Sel to Land ginia. The house committee already The U.s. 1st Marine division, al Sturgis, Mich.. from 1935 to the bcst way to prevent fu ture Missouri's incumbent Republi­ ries or explosions. Flames spurted 1817 and Irom 1939 to 1944. outbreaks Rgainst the peace of the has approved the administration 500 fcct in the air. Smoke rose to called the most deadly fighting can Sen. Forrcst C. Donncll W liS bill, watered down in some re­ unit in the world. wa s at a port , T&urbt In Mlchlran world Is to see tha t our allies are ass ured for renomination wita a 8,000 feet. The rest of the plll n')s properly armed. spects from the White House re­ had to bomb by radar because of "somewhere in Korea" prepared From UJ38 to 1939. Faunce was 15 to 1 lead in the GOP contest. Tha's why. he said, he's asking commendations. It. By the time the last plane leU to disembark. coa~ and social science teacher Tentatively the senate com­ al Dearborn, 14ich., and from for $4-billion to arm anti-Com­ the smoke column was 15.000 fect Gen. Douglas MacArthur an­ mittee has okayed II too, in about high. Explosions were still rocK­ It« to ' 1946 ' he was coach ahd munist countries. thc same torm. nounced in his Tuesday midnJlht counselo r at ;East Lansing, Mich. .. It is now clea ..... Mr. Truman Vets Service Office ing planes flying at that altitude, I'clease: approximately three miles above H ~ is married and has three said in a ietter to Capitol Hill, "The United Slates and South tho target area. l AP Wlrepbo'o) cbIJdJ;en. Stephen, 12; Susan, 9, "that lhe free nations must ac­ LET 00. HONEY. SAYS Cpl. Glenn Merden as Alameda' 12th 81,­ Korean forces Tuesday afternoon celerate the efforts they are Pre-Registers · 300 Graduating Seniors an~ William Dale. 2. Jubilant bomber crews said nal company and 12th AmphibIan Tractor battalion 01 the U.8. effecled a slight withdrawal making to strengthen their com­ About 300 veterans who expect they believed it was the most suc­ Lochwing has been at SUI to altend SUI's fall semester i!".tve Marlnea leave Irom Oakland f Df southern California and activation. to planncd positions." How­ mon security." cessful aerial attack since thc His &Irl friend. Mary Montgomery, doesn't want to ml511 a minute since 1925. when he was aS5is ~ pre-registered at the veterans ever. it was poin ted out that this Mr. Truman said he isn·t sure Requested to Claim Korean war started. with her Marine a nd joins the Hne of march. More than 500 M.rlne tant professor ot botany. I n 1928 service office, lJ 0 Iowa avenue. was not a forced withdrawal bu l how much each nation will need . Gen. Douglas MacArthur had rround . forces entrained at Oakland Monday nlr ht. was planned tor regrouping and !i.e was •associate professor and in But he gave this breakdown on since Monday , an office oHieial 1830; a professor. He has been Their 1950 Hawkeyes announced that aerial observation eHecting a better disposition of the areas to pe helpl!d: North At­ sai d. lw! ad of tho department of bota:.y The office will be accepting vet­ Seniors expec\[ng to graduate showed the Hungnam war pro­ llie UN torces. since 1940. lantic. $3,5/!11-miIJ ion; Greece. this month, and graduates of June, <luction area 65 percent damago?d The North Korean Communists. Turkey. Iran, S193-milUon; Phili­ erans pre-registration until the It's aBoy r Mrs. Cornelius Graduate of Chlcaro opening of the fall semester. 1950. have been requested to pick In the first raid - 30 percellt MacArthur said. arc massing fo r a ppines, Asia. $3 03-million. up their Hawkeye annuals in T he wiped out, 40 percent beavily new offensive against the grcat 'Before coming to SUI. Loehwing Mr. Truman scarcely had fin­ P urpose of the registration Is to DURANGO. COLO. (JP) - A young man hurried into the Wcst­ \'las professor of chemistry and aid veterans in obtaining their Daily Iowan business office lo­ damaged and 15 percent less ser­ southeastern sup!lly port of Pusan isbed making his ('eq uest before cated in the basement of East hall. Iously damaged. ern Union office, scribbled a message, slapped a handful of change dean of the Oklahoma State school tall checks on lime, the spokes­ on the counter and hastened out again. and a:e trying to break through mines. Chairman Millard Tydings (D­ Only graduates and graduating 'The area contains the most im­ to Haegu, temporary capital of the 01 Md .) of the senate armed l>e rvices man said.
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