, \ ., r GOOD MQRNING, IOWA CITY! Freezing temperatures were reported throughout the middlewest last night but it should warm up today with clear skia,. Tomorrow will be fair. Iowa City. Iowa. Friday. April 12-Five Cents Ing u 9 t, Dklion Plans Ro.osevelt Year; Memory Truman Reveals ,Year's Deficit liking ' Shape; Drops Below January Est' ate WJ\SHINO'l'ON (AP)-Presidcnt Tl'UlUun announced yester­ I'merest Rises day that the dcfi.cit for t.his fi 'cal ycal' would be $7,000,000,000 les' tuun J UI1UUI'Y c'limatcs and "We arc on tlJC way towal'd a balanced budgct. JJ 'Oi'Hk Coalitiol1 Dies He also expl'cssed fresh views to his news conference on three As Dormitories Gain; measure pending in congl'e s. Housing-be is satisfied with the hOWling bill as it plISscd the IndePendents Strong senate ThUl'Sduy. It lacks price conll'ol for ex ilStin g homes but T~c 18 Studeut, Coulicil I1OW · contains other features he recom­ ihees yt'Stenlu,Y wel'e IJ lUll II illl:! OPA Raises Prices mended. ther final, vole-gcttinl( tactic Army-navy merger-he thinks tactics thut hf1vc produced SO\'· On Pontiac, Buick, lhe sweeping bill d aUed by a eMil loose Bud infol'rnul align . senate military s ubcommlt~ has ment$ of candida les, a lot of good points lIut he re­ Oldsmobile Cars serves comment on it as a whole Only olle coalition remain!) On until congress llnally passes it. the' scene - t Ii e dormitol'Y' Hike Shows Increases Poll Tax s bilj:ked slale of Kathryn Larson, Poll tax-he still favors federal John Phillips, Chat'les White­ In Wagesr Material anti-poll tax legislation, cliuft~ and Bette Jo Phelan. Cost Up to Fall, 1945 The chief executive was ready 'I)e Greek eoalillen, wWch fOI' questions about his poll tax WASHINGTON (AP) - OPA stand following his remark in leVer became anftbJ~ JIIOre Chicago last Saturday that it was .... name, Is oUlclaUy dead. announced yesterday that retail prices for new Pontiaes, Olds­ a matter the states would have to Bill Boswell, Intcrfraternily mobiles, Bulcks and Cadillacs work out tor themselves. He had coupcll pftsldent, &aid the slate built prior to the General Motors o statement prepared which safd strike will range from $66 to he had not changed his stand in IIl:OPoe:ed by the 'Greeks was not fovor of federol action to outlaw' iiltended 10 be n coalition, and $417 higher than 1942 prices. The agency said these prices the poll tax but that he favored deci~J:ed the fraternities "will do reflect increases in wages and state action as well. P!lr, part. , . to pick a strong cost of moterijlls incurred up to The question about ulllIlcalion Student Council." the fall of 1945, They do not talte of the armed forces touched, of[ a stern presidential dressipg qown ~Im IDdepeDdently into account, OPA said, the 18% cents hOllrly wage incrcase re­ to the navy for lopbying al(ainst The five Grl!eks running Cor cently granted by GM at the the proposal. The commandcr-in­ ollice-Bill Hubbard, Jean ColUer, conclusion of the strike. chjef had set the policy, he JOIn Holt, Dlck Ives and Claire asserted, and the navy was not justified in fighting it, Feti\lSOn-alI are caropaigning In­ Porter Says Amendments Finishes One Veal' de(M!ndently. Only three of thcm Hurt Inflation Control Mindful that Mr. Truman tooK were on the original "coalition" WASHINGTON (AP) - Paul over from President Roosevelt slate. 1945-Yalta conforen,e with Ch\lr~hill. Stalin, W~lt" H,qule delk with arrey of mement••• IURIAL 'LOT at Hyde 'ark, N. y, Porter, OPA administrator, sent 0 just one year ago today, reporters tile Independent coaJltlon, letter to Capitol Hill yesterday asked for his appraisal 01 his first _evu, ,ave evldeoce It I . .. .. * * * • • .. declaring that amendments put year. The former vice president .talhlD&' lis Ues by laaulnr , * * * * * * into the price control bill woutd replled that they could take their .at ,11"0I'III yeslerdar-tbe cost American consumers $2,000,- choice of those already made­ ~ ..lIIIIul-wlde c:amP&il'n act 000,000 in one year and deliver that is wnat he dOl!\!, 111* eeallUen has made 110 tar, a "body blow" to efforts to hold He did say, though, that he telt 1M ..., undldates haft been down inflation, better physically now than he had ......&lftl¥ JaaeUve, Porter wrote that amendments, when he took office, And he re­ Quadran,lc le~ders arc coun­ veU to Interior Secretary J, A, to Latin America ,and later will thc United States Military.Acade­ maUe representatives of many still to be acted on by the house called the motto about the fil'st HYDE PARK, N. y , (AP) year being the hardest and voicea In, OIl a high porcC!ntage of Iheir Kruc· broadcast it in 23 foreign lan­ my I'cservl\Uon at West Point, and iorelll'1\ nations. Army veblclcs and senate, would Increase the residents to votc~ giving a sizeable President Truman today will dedi­ nation's annual clothing bill by 10 hope tha t the rest of them would President Truman's dedicatory guages throughout the world, will drive trom there to Hyde wi11 take tbern to the estate, bleck of ballot to tQeir candid te­ cate as :.t national ~ hrine the house, This quiet II ttl e Dutchess Park. The president plans to re­ percent, or around $1,200,000,000, not be any harder. address wUl follow the presenta­ Members ot the public will be l~ phillips, . lhe gardens aod the rolling acres tion. Ceremonies will be broad­ county village Is preparlnc for turn to Wa ~ hjngton immediately He said they would "lransfer at DonaI'-7 Vole which were the home of Franklin cast from 1:30 to 2:00 p, m. (CST) an Influx of thousands of peo­ after the cer monies, permitted to aLtend the open-ail' least $425,000,000 from, the pockets And all (our candidales sre D, Roosevelt, over t h r e e national networks ple fOf lhe dedicatory ceremo­ A special tr"ln from Wash­ program on the lawn beCore the of American car buyers to the hopiti 10 pull Vbtea from the tour ASS-acre IIOrlion of the late (NBC, CBS, ABC), ' rucs, which commemofilte Ute Incton to Hyde Park Js expec­ stone porch of the Roosevelt home, pockets of American car dealers," Military ComllHtee lar,e dormitories to be cast Cor presJdent's estate, Including t.he Radio coverage is expecled to first ;>..nnlversary of Mr. Roose­ ted to brine more than 700 The late presidenL's house, which The house rules committee th~ slate. With multl-cholce stone and stucco mansion where be greatest lor any cvent since vell's dea.th. ,u~t.s or Seeretary Kruc, In­ has been. restored by the interior yesterday cleared the OPA con­ Approves One Year votfnl, the lour dorm_by Car the he was born and the century­ V -J Day, The British Broadcast­ President Truman will fly to cludl~ members ilf Lbe supreme departmenL in strict accord wi th tinuation bill for house consider­ .t sln,le block on campus­ old ro e carden wherc he Is ing company will carry lbc pro­ Hyde Park trom the capital, He court, tl).e CJLb~neL and.. congress phot.ographs taken in 1940, will ation, beginning Monday, could earry tremendous weight. buried, will be presenttd for­ gt'tlill to England and Europc: The will leave the White House about ali well lIS high ranking army noi be open to the public today\ The bill would extend price and Extension 01 Draft I ~ oIller 10 canctldates IIrc mally by lr. ElcBlIOr Roosc- slale departmcnt will' bl'Ouocllst it noon, fly to stewart field, part of and navy officers and dlplo- bul will be thereafter. rent contl'ol for one year beyond fealtcr!nc their "vote hooles" June 30. WASHINGTON (AP)-The full tilt'oua.~out the Greek onel Ind - one-year draft extension the peu,dent ,,"oups, and thl ' has pro­ armed services seek was approved duced some unplanned aii,nments Officer Says Roosevelt Showed 500 AHend funeral FBI Captures Mysterious Document U S elales by the senate military committl!e which ' are dirrlcult to measure In yesterday, and five dilferent pay ltn!n8th. increase proposals were showered Give Lunch on to the floors of congress, ,aerlt OINn, lJUIependel1t, and 'M'o Alarm' on' News of'AHack For Slaying Victims ES(aped ·Killer Enters. Franco .Probe B- lid- I (b The senate committee, unable II.. aablNlrcl, Greek. ,ave a Father Wonders Why . Spanish Repubhcan UI Ing ur to decide upon any particular llileh ,. a lew IIlnDbel'l 01 Tile Family Fails to Visit IT " Expects UN 'Hearing one, reported four of them for pail)' I...... aM W lJl .tart Adm. Beardall Testifies eOllslderaUon by the full selaate ,..." but "'ere "'all tlttJe r Him in Cpunty Jail n ennessee With Polish Charges Non-Veteran Housing and tied three of tbem in wUh , ....... talk a~ "'e u*Unc, 'Nothing Indicated That I tbe dran extension Itself, IeII OllIe. and Hubbard cll!I­ DES MOINES (AP)-Four mcm_ t NEW YORK (AP)- A Spanish Granted Priority A house military subcommittee ..... &111 I_I Jolnluc of He Knew of PH Strike' bel'S of Lhe Irwin family, victims KNOXVlLLE, ' reml, (/I.P) - HcpulJlican leuder lastl,ight, lossed Claims on Materials recommended the fifth, as a bl.11 ,.... .. lIteir Vllte 8eelcl~. of a mass slaying last Monday, R.ape,kilier 'Eo!'1 McF·al'la,nd.