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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-01-26 .' Fair Goo~ Morning " IOWA: Fair aDd very cold ~ Iowa City &oday and ioAllhl. Aa· Iowa City's Motning Newspaper will . :~ ESTABLISHED 1868 VOL. 18 NUMB£R 104 THB ASSOCIATED .&IS8 lOW A CITY. lOW A SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1946 M WI&IPBO'l'O FIVE CENTS e Oilht.J, ~)~ iODIIQ 'A tes ma, mernbtf. 'lease cat Id or tilt • "* * * • • • • • • Short Accuses Radar Contact Made- CIO PACKINGHOUSE WORKERS UNION TALKS (10 Membors on Moon? 'Gen. 'Marshall the Refuse 10 60 WASHINGTON CAP) - Man- It had achieved several radar cOl\- kind's success in establishinll tacts with the moon since Jan. 10, radar contact with the moon was McClclland told a reporter: Of AbOul·Face described last night as an "open­ Back 10 Work ing step" toward solving lhe alle- "I see no reason why, event- old question whether human life uaUy, a form of MOl'se code by Uses War Department exists elsewhel'e than on earth, radar could not be transmit\ed to Railroad Trainmen This is the view of Maj, Gen, somc of the celestial bodies about ''''''&111rse-1tlrJ, Documents to Finish Begin Mailing Strike ir. Bulleci. Harold McClelland, air communl- whlch conjectuJ'~ has been {jUlde II<Iwo", TtI.imony on Story cations "fflcer of the alrforces, that human life exists, Ballots to Workers when queried as to further possi- "Il sutlicient power could be IICbooq WASHINGTON (AP) - M a j , bilities growing out of the army generated to get signals out By TUE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cataloi. Gtn, Waltcr C. Short told the Pearl signal corps announcemen't that through millions of miles of space The federal gOVCl'llill lit took lSI ' UlO 1W01III Harbor com,miUee yc~ terd8Y that . --- - to reach the planets, intelligence over the nation" trike-beset ·11..11 Gen. Geol'ge C, Marshall recom- P I' Aff ' 1could be simply b'ansmitted by meat packing indUf>h'Y today but the mo\'e gare no promise ~ I.C.O, mended acceptance of Short's rE;- 0 Ice em· P such signals, : A. ' tirement request one day aIter "he , "And it intelligent human life of an adequlIte meat supply, r-" had told me to stand pat" and to exists beyond the earth such slg- ome 193,000 sh'iking mem­ take no action toward leaving aC-1 PRESIDENT C. E, wn.SON of T HII R' t nals could be answered, We might bers or the CIO Packinghouse ==::;:, live service, General Motors Corp. yesterday 0 a 10 S find that other planets had devel- Short, 1941 army commander at tlllls the l!enate la,bor com:m1tlee • Oped techniques superior to our Workers lInion - three fourths Hawaii and a witness in the sen- I that tad-flndlnr lec1sJation would own," of the nation's meat workers ---' ate-house investigation 01 the Dec, I seriously lnterfert~ with eolleetlve In Bom bay H, E, Burton, principal astrono- remained 011 lIle sidelines as the - 7, 1114t, disaster, previously has barrainln&'. (AI' Wlrepbote) mer of the United States naval government began seizing 134 contended that the war depart- obsel'vatory, pointed out that con- plants of ] 9 packing companies ment singled him out to be the jectures have been madc that liIe across the land at 12 :01 local time scapegoat, BOMBA Y (AP)-Police hurled exists on the planets Mars and today, Used Documents UNO Councl"1 Orders Venus. He declared that Mars had The action, marking the first TIt 65 ld e t' d 1 61 b I 'P A ' tear gas and fired at least four a thin enough atmospheriC en- time in a major labor dispute that remO~ed -~~~~o thh ~r~ mg::~~ad 0 a eace rmy times on mobs yesterday, but velope to admit passage of radar striking employes have refused to shortly after the Japanese attack, I , ' . ' failed to halt riots in areas of sign<tls if suWcicnt power were LE~S J. CLMK (rIJbl), president of the! CIO UnUed PacklnrbQuse workers unIon, Yesl,rday an­ work in government-seized prop­ used documents he said he got I '" .. " . .'. '. Bombay blooded by three day~ of generated to span thc 35,000,000 nOl1.\)ced ~bat h.ls union members will not return to wark when the rovernment t. k e 5 control of the erties, raised a big question mark from war department files to round , QI$CVSS~On O,f Iron, , fighting in whJch ,22 pCrson~ have miles betwccll thc earth and Mars trike bound meat plants. (AP WIREPHOTO) over goverment eCforts to bring qut this story: , _, Greece Indonesian been killed, and more lhan 600 at their closest point of proxim- a normal meat supply to Amcri­ I. He read in the morn:mg pol- , ,t'wounded, Hy. can dinner tables, perS of Jan, 25, 1942, that the Rob- Issues to' Be Monday In ,an 'lrtort to preserve peace The army's claim of being first Pledred to Re'urn erts , commission appointed by _____ during today's celebration of ,In- to span the 240,000 miles between Bomb Shock Wrecked Nazis Jorfu:re : Air Corps Pilot O£f(cers of the 55,080 striking aI-. ·President Roosevelt had :found LONDOl'4 ,(AP) _ '1,'l1e United di;m , Independence day, the India the earth and the moon with a AFL Amalgamated Meat Cutters him and Admiral Husband E, Kim- Nations security couneil yesterday Congress 'party directed 2pO volull- radar signal was indirecUy dls­ Hitler's Mind, Nerves, ' ,r Appeals Sentence and Butcher w 0 r k men, have mel, commandcr of the Pacil'ic " , .., , ' tecr pollee to move 11110 the puted In Los Angeles by W. E, pledged their men will. be back on iJeet, guilty of "dereliction of ordered formatl.?n of a global I trouble areas of thc city, Osborne, a tormer Australian the job. duly." "pe1;lc~ arm~" , al~d agreed to. cOll- Last night there was some evi- army major. German Officer Avers Murder Fliers To President Truman The CIO deCision, based on a 2. He telephoned General Mar- sic!-er Monday Iranian, Greek and dence of.a decrease in, the' ,rioting, Osborne said Australian sCieQ- --- - union criticism that the seizure ate shall, 1941 chief of staff and friend Indonesian, military and politJcal which began Wedncsday, wHh a Usts had broken t.hrougb to the HERFORD, Gennany (AP)- JlNERNBERG, Germany (AP) W iYSHINGTON (AP)-Presi- order gave no a5sw'ance of wage of 39 yew's sta'nding, immediately Ii s ues des ~ l:ibeci ' £IS iInpcl'Uil')g demonstrati?n on the birthday of moon by radar "several times in Ado,lr Hitlcr surfered bomb shock - A French prosecution witness dent Truman was usked yestel'day lncreases, apparently caught thc and Mal'shall told him to stand pat, " ., Subhas Cnandrll Bose, former October lind November, 19-11," to comlTUlLc a court ,martial sen- governmenl by surprise. Marsha-II Sent Memo Ipeace , , " , leader of the Japanese-sPonsol'ed The army reported that its in the July 20, 1944, attempt on told the international military tri- tehce s.iven !I pilot from Mis~ouri Within a tew hours, howevcr, 3, The next day, Marshall sent oltussla V(luch curllcr Ul a DQte to Indian National al'my. A cUl'~ew pulsed signals-traveling at the his lII~ , that later led to deteriora- bunal yesterday that 47 American lor "swiping" an army fighter SecI'etal'y of Agriculture Anderson a mem?randum~o Secretary of the ~ol,lncil had de!!lared Lbat Il'~ n. -I was imposed in the afIccted al'~as speed of light, 186,000 miles a tion ot , his mind and nerves, a and Dutch fliers were tortured p1o.ne and getting him elf · cap­ telegraphed the union he would War Stimson saymg he had told ian charges of SO"iet interIerence from 9 p, m. to 6 a, m, seco/Jd-made the roundtrip in statemcnt by his Luftwaffe adju- and stoned to death Ilt Maut- ,tured by the Germans-all wilh- seek to put into effect any wage Short "t~ take no action at the in li-an's aHairs were "wllhout Indian Congress officials ap- two and a baH scconds, iant, 36-yeal'-0Id Col, Nicolaus hausen murcler camp, out permission, lnCl'eaSeS l'ccomrnended by the meat Iact-finding board, pre~nt tIme, that we had not yct r ,"''', ' ' I jlealed again ~o stl,ldents J1l)d ~ _ ~ * * r.:..'.,.. ..,.,- OJl Belqw, Mid ye lCl'CIay, The witnes, Maul'lce Lmnpc, The request was made by Rep, 'ESJ had an opportuJ1ity to read tbe, ounda lon, ~cser ved the tlght-to others to end the disturbances, Von Below, aneslcd allor dis- lold the court trying 22 Nazi lead- Ploesel' (R., Mo,) in behalf of Sec- The other developments along proceedings (of the Roberts com- oppose anyllllng 1001'0 than a 101'- Tired police still looked forward M Sf d guising himseU as a university ers lhat the American and Dutch ond Lt, Martin J, Monti of 51. the labor front included: mission)" but that "I am now of , mal hearJl1g of Iran's ~a~e , The to thc calling out of military forces oon- ea ers student, also said thut Hltlcr nnd fliers al'rived at Mauthausen Ule Louis county. I-The Brotherhood of Railroad the opinion that we should accept note decllli' e~ that ' pendlllg ques- .if necessary to assist them in Eva Braun were monied in tbo morning oC Sept. 6, 1944, They An al'my court martial in Naples, Trainmen bcgan mailing strike General Shorl's application [or 1'0- tlOns could ,bc~t be settled by two- r rounding up the dcmonslrators, Settling the Moon )3 C l' lin Relchschancellery last were barefooted and dressed only ItalY, Ploeser said, sentenced thc ballots to its 215,000 members in a tirement today and to do tllls way ,negobatJons" and thot the ~lice oUicials said stude~~ II April 28, not April 29 as jndicated in theil' underwenl', hc added.
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