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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-05-16 5. 194Q ~ -. GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITY! he weather will be portly cloudy and cooler today. Warmer temperatures can be expected tomorrow, OWGn though, with a forecast of fair and wormer. Eata~ed 1868 Vol. 78, No. 201 AP News and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday. May H;-Five Cents egotiClt·ionsDea oc on evy Army Major Wants Soviets Block- Governor Blue Speaks in Iowa City Reporls Say Foreign Min,islers' To Remain by Wife Lewis Blocks No Pastries, III in Leper Colony (onterence Will Adjo'urn Today SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-An Truman's Hope Eleanor's army major whose wife de- Darker Bread, veloped leprosy during the PARIS (AP)-lligh ullthoriti<'J'l wi1hin the American dele. Japanese impl'isonment they gntion said last nigh t tbr OPadlocked conference of foreign mini· endured together has refused For Contract Proposal Asks UNRRA tCrR probably would adjOllrn today nlll il .1 UM In, llcct'pting the to,)eave her slde and has peU­ NEW YORK* *(AP)-The * Soviet propORIlI of Unitcf\ Stlll <'A SccN3tary of • Ilite Jllmcs I". Byrn('s to tio'ned to share her fate at the d~le&ate to the united nations attempt in the interim to work Oll t their diRaIY,·roments. leper colony in Carvil1e, La., " the CaU-BuJlelin said in a Miners, Operators commIssion on human rights, in LaGuardia Suggests Byrnes, reporteil. by hiR IIRRociatt'S lUi II VHy discoll raged " copyrighted article. To Meet in Whit. ' Ii clash with Mrs. FrankUn D. Farmers Be Required o~cr the results of this conferenco, lost in his nttempt to have "I'm 65 nnd he had my Roosevelt, yesterday blocked ap­ the foreign mini ~tcrs set a dt'i'inito da~e now for t he Bl1I'openn fling at life," said Maj . Hans House Again Today Ilroval of the group'S final report To Market Wheat p4'8ee conference and to have the Anstrian treaty included on George Hornbostel, former to the economic and social coun­ the con(erenct' .stgenoll. Russia 'objeeted to both, the American magazine executive in Manila. VvASR1NOTON (A P) cil. WA. HINGTOI (AP) inCormants said. "I want just one thing in the Dca d I 0 e k c c1 over John L. Alexander Broisov, remained UNRAA Di l'ectOI' Fiol'('110 La­ adamallt in rejecting a recommen­ Soviet ]"o~ig11 Minist!')' Vyaclleslav M. MoJotov and fht' world-to be wilh my wi fe," Le\l'is' dellland COl' a seven per· GUIll·dio propo t1 yo t rday .thers ngrecd, however, to revise the terms of tho Italian armis. Mrs', Hornbostel is making no cent payroll levy, coal peace dation for non-llovernmental dele­ lIates despite an explanation of still darker bread and 110 pas· lice, This was agreed to in principle IrsR than two wcekl'; ago protests, the paper says, be- talks were br·oken off today and the commission's majority views try for all Amcl'ieans nnd . ug- • ,- and Byrnes suggested Tuesday cause she undel'st.ands the way 11c~otialol"s the the wl'nt to by MI'S. Roosevelt, the chairman. A'e, ted thal f8l'mel'l; b "re­ night that the fo ur powers sign he feels about it. Bot.h know 'Vhit(' IIous empt.y handR with AdJoums Meet..... Iq II ired" to mo I'krt thei I' wheat. the revision. she would feel the same i£ instead of' the signed contract After several exchanges Mrs, The InttrnaUonal relief obIet Plan to Boosl Byrnes at a conference session positions were reversed. requested by Pl'csidE'nt 'fru· Roosevelt adjourned the meeting shied away from urclDI out· yesterday morning proposed that man. until today. rllbt ....llure .. of wheat Oil tile A'rnetican, British, Russian and The "resident. atter heathlC The Soviet represent.atlve ob- I farms. lie told a new" conftr­ ence It wouldn't be that bellau e French I'~rese ntati ves begin im- Se G P their "110 Pfo&,ress" report. told jected ~ peciCical1y to two points: Lumber Outpul mediately to draft terms for a nate roup asses them to come back to the exeeu- That aU members of the com­ farmer wfluld be Jlald for Ule German treaty to be presented to tlve oftlces tomorrow mornll1&' mission should serve as non-gov­ fraln. LaGuardia recomm ndcd thnt ~ peace conference on Germany OPA Et I Bill for further conferences. ernmental representatives and next Nov. 12, American sources ' Xenslon I Government conciliators had millers be compelled to extract 90 Th~ Point Program that U. N. member states, which percent ot the wheat kernel In said, but no action was taken stepped in and halted the negoUa- each would nominate two experts, Expeded to Increase on this immediately. F R t t· lion between Lewis and the op- manUfacturing Dour. The govern­ arm epresen a Ives to ft th 1 It 11 U could nominate a national of an­ ment now requires 80 percent. Senator Arthur ' H. Vandenberg, el'n rs a er e a er a y re- other member stat.e if they de­ Hom. Construdio" (A, Mich.) minority leader of Demand Fair Price jeced the program for a union- compared wlth 72 before U,e world sired. I lood shortage became severe nod the senate roreign relations com- Instead of Subsidies controlled health and wel1are fund In colling for direct governmen­ WASHINGTON (~) - The mittee, told The Associated Press to be financed by the mine owners 85 percent 8Ugeested by stabili­ government, in perhaps the first through a payroll levy. tal representation, he said: zation director Chester Bowles. Use 01 housing subsidies, last nigh'! after last night's session: ' WASHINGTON (AP) - The Creates Speeulat10n "Under your plan we would GOVERNOR ROBERT D. BL E Is Ireeted by l\fayor Wilber J , Teet­ Sa.ve on GIrdles ann6\Ulced a three point program "I will . not come back to senate banking committee voted The president had called tor an have plenty.ot speeches and docu­ ers Yesterday at the Hotel Jeffer on. Governor Blue addressed Iowa. As for no pastry, the chunky desiined to spur home construc­ Paris for tile June 15 meetin&'," 11 to 5 yesterduyfor a year's ex- agreement by today and the fail­ ments but the commission would City and J ohl\llon county Republican at a noon luncheon at the hotel. UNRRA chief declared: "I'm tor tion 1iy in(:reasln, lumber output. Molotov,. French Foreign Minjs- tensipn of OPA, then took a 4- ure to reach it created some spec­ be unoble to secure any action. A total of 100 perons aUended Ihe evenl. Chamran for he O()casion that, We could aJl save enough to The national hOllsing agency ,and ter ' Georges Bidault and British day recess to enable members to ulation of a new government move This would affect implementation w:\s Dr. Jacob A. Swl her, candid:\te for state rCllre nlative. buy ourselves smaller girdles," the agriculture' department. in a Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin prepare amendments to the ex- in the offing, to prevent Il resump­ of any decisions taken. As LaGuardia was odvnnclng his joint statement, said the program were said to have asked time to tension bill. tion , of the soft coal strUte on the Nominate QlIW..... * * * ¥ ¥ ¥ ideas as n menns or a.surlng more was expected to boost lumber pro­ study BYOles' proposal for a Ger- The present price contr.ol law' expiration of the two weeks truce "I could nominate a quisling food for famine areas abroad, agri­ duction more than a billion ,board man peace conference, and it was expires June 30. The house voted on May 25. Reconversion Director or some such person who DrOUlln, Governor Blue Tells County Republicans culture depllrtrnent officials were feet-by {rom 250 to 300 million expected the matter would be dls- for an extension of only nine John W. Snydel' said that the about the last war." uneasily eyeing prospects of a shc­ weeks shutdown of flour milLt. And feet this , year, and QY from 650 cussed further today. months, until March 31, 1947, and president would take "every possi­ MI·S. RoosevelL observed that Record of Iowa Legislature 'A Fine One' they wel'e uncel'tain whether tlour to 800 million feet 'ln 1947. Byrnes urged that the represen- amended the bill in such a way ble adiqn." she saw "no danger that any gov­ stocks are bIg enough to tide the The plan provides for: tatlVes of the four powers be in- that economic stabilizeI.' Chesier The recess in the negotiatiOns ernment would nominate a quIs­ "The l'e '01'(1 of tht>.")h JO\l'l! lej!:is/llhll'(' j~ It fine one," (lov. country over until the new wheQ~ 1. The building of access roads struct.ed first to report to the Bowles called it harqly more than was proposed by conciliators Ed­ lIng." crop st.arts comlng. foreign ministers at their next n chart tor ";1 joyride toward 'lIard.P. McGI'a(ly and Palt Robert D. BIll' told TO\\'li (Ily and .Tohnsoll cOllllly R publi('on to put-ot-the-way government W. She ! id the comm~ion felt »Iver~ Wh at limbli!r stands. This is expected. meeting-perhaps June 15-on the economic disaster." Price admini- Fuller. McGrady said he would thtlt. the point ot allbWlng gov­ 01, II luul!h 'on me{·tinl! ~'(,Nt('I'dllY ill thr Holt'l .1erfl'l'Non, Secretory Anderson is known to the aaerloy said, to add at least economic status of Germany. He stratol' Paui Porler 'declared it not call1he bl'eak in the operator­ ernments to nominate outside rn l'rl'i('wing Ihr 1I'0l'll or the' llilRt two )'t'llI'll, 111(' gover'nor be considering the possibility ot too mill ion board feet to this year's warned that the present.
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