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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-08-24 CITY! Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers to­ day and tomorrow. Slowly rising temperature. High today between 80 and 85, low tonight about 65. Iowa City. Iowa. Saturday. Augu.tt 24. 1946-Five Cents • RELEASED BY YUGOSLAV GOVERNMENT ( B, OVID A. MAIlTIN • AP Parm BcPorter W~HINGroN (A"l-The gov- make more wheat avaUable tor er:JUDeot lut night cancelled its shortage areas abroad at a time I Rep y OI'der requiring "dark" bread and when world supplies of cereals on't Oo.ur and made a little more gra!:n were, far short of needs. avall,ble for beer and liquor- However, an order limiting do- both effective Sept. 1. mt:stic distribution of flour to 87 T\le.a.rlculture depattment an- perceot of last year's level will nounced that improved wheat be continued indefinitely. supplies make It possible. to end - - - 1M o~~ by which millers were _ Hence, 'J' e s , e rd. y' I action ~ylred ' to convert 80 percent chances the qu.m, of the To tim·atum: of. !he I ~heat kernal Into flour, flour but not the quantuy. Inste.d of only 72 percent as - • - usual , •. The department also announced ~ * * The: order was' desllllled . to other relaxations In [amine emer­ PARIS (JP)-The Belgrade radio gency restrictions on grains-in­ last night announced that Mar­ cluding allotment of slightly more shal Tito "declines to acknow­ Yugoslav Situation At AGlance guin to brewers and distillers­ ledge" the United States ultima­ The Belgrade radio heard in Paris last night announced that SOv~t Foreign Office aod an increase In export goals Marshal Tito has "declined to acknowledge" the American ulti­ tum to YUloslavla and would not matum to Yugoslavia and would not reply to it. The broadcast o~ grains. LT. COL. JAMES G. HOLLAND (rtrht), G-Z, 88th division, QuesUona IlUHncel'l and crew members 01 reply to It. The export goal has been the American transport nlane forced down In Yurollavl.. Au&,. 9 alter their release bJ the Yu.-oslav aald the contents of the ultimatum "hllve become irrelevant" nOIll 'Refeases' Litvinoff The broadcast sald the contents that the YUlloslavs have released nine occupants from tne first of changed from 250,000,000 bushels .-overnmen~ Thursday. Front. left to rlrht: Dr. Arthur Lederer, Bud.pest, Hun.-ar,: Cpt. Roben L. D.hl­ of wheat and flour alone to a ..... en. IllKht enrlneer. Cicero, III.; Copilot Lt. William L. McNew, AUanta, G •. ; Pilot Capt, WlJIlam Crom­ at the "Itimatum "have become two American planes downed in the Balkan nation. ,Former Ambassador In Washington, Acting Secretary of Slate Dean Acheson inti­ "probable total" of 400,000,000 bie, Eallt Lonrmeadow. Ma .; Lt. Don.ld E. Carroll, Elfin, Neb.: and Lt. Col. Holl.nd. Rear, lel* to Irrelevant." YUloslavla yesterday mated that on the basis of Information now ova liable in Washing­ .· T~ Replaced bushels o[ all grains and gra In rlIM: Dr. Alabar 1'allay, Bud.pest; Cpl. John L. Dick, radJo operator, McKeesport, ,a.; T/S.-l Joseph F. released nine occupants from the U.S. ton, the United Slates government does not consider that Yugo­ products. This country Is now Hohecker, Chlcalo; and Dr. Raymond S. Blacllburn, UNRRA, En,lewood, Ohio. tlrst of two United Stales trans­ ~s : Deputy Minister harvesting the largest crops of slavia has complied with the 48-hour ultimatum. The possibility AP WIREPHOTO vi. radio from Rome yesterd.y) port planes downed in the Balkan wheat and corn on record. still remains, therefore, that the United States will bring the case LONOON (JP}-The Moscow , nation. before the United Nations security council. radio "s&ii:l , last night that Maxim - . A YugoslaV official here con­ The United States was considering the early resumption of Ut~if(off, former Soviet Forel/l11 Brewers wlU be permmed to Increase their ,use 01 lralns from tended YUloslavia had rele.sed air force (lJghts around Yugoslavia with the possible addition of c:orrurifskar and ambassador to OPA Deals Out ·More-Price the nine men before It oUiclally armed escorts. the United States, had been "re­ 70 percent to 85 percent of the ' quantity used In tbe correapond­ Share Our Space . received the American 48-hour ul­ In Belgrade, the American embassy announced that Ambassa­ INsed: lrom. his duties" as deputy timatum. dor Richard C. Patterson had received another note from Marshall minl.!ltt;r of ·forelgn IIffairs. In, quarter last ye.r be,lnnlq September 1. - Tlto, reporting that there were apparently no survivors Irom the 1J'be' .broadcast said tnat Fedor Hikes; Refuses Boost 10, (ars Earlier. the. official. YqOllav American plane shot down Aug. 19. Tlto's note termed the Incident Gussett and·yakov Malik both had "a regrettable accident" but offered no apology. Likewise alcohol· . -distillers will Shelter Our Students Dews aaenc:r TanJaa rellQtted IJe!!I) 'f~pPoinied deputy ministers that Tlto had decided to be allotted 20 percent more grain reJoet of foreign aflalrs. Do you have any space that WASIIlNGT N (Jl»-OPA last for "hllndling and preparatlol\" the ultimatum. ' l'be;J:>r9aCtcast :gave no further In September than this month. eOlJld possibly be used to house night d al out price Incr IIses before th War. • • • detalls. '. The quantity wit! ~ 3,000,000 single men or women stUdents hond over fi st lo comply wilh the This solution. OPA said, will In Belgrade the American em­ Information. rna, modU,. the lit- available. The note was deliv­ Lltvlnov, then foreign corl'lmis­ bushels compared with 2,500,000 or married couples this fall? new law but refused anolher gen­ "comply tully" with the legal re­ bassy said It was withholding • aUon. • ered In Belrrade ThurlldaJ.• .ar; n~got\ated Uni ted States re­ this month. If so. the mayor's emergency' erlll boost for automobile ceilings. quirement that profit margins be comment, pending word from • • • • • • co'l/lJfloo' of ' Soviet Russia with Restrictions prohlbltlng the use housing committee urges that The agency annOLlnl'ed its new reslored to prcwa r levels. United Slates Ambassador Rich­ On another aspect of the ca"e, In response to a direct question. of wheat and finer grades of corn President Roosevelt and United you list your room or apartment " recontrol" prices on rats and oils, Bus, Day ard C. Patterson who conferred Acheson said emphatically loat the Acheson di sclosed that the state states '~tate department officials for making distilled spirits will "~~ artment ha" not yet received with the emergency housing of­ settinl'/: ceilings on margarine and ' The decision cllmaxed OPA's with Tlto Thursday. release of t.be Turkish passenger .t ~ .washington in 1933. be conlinued, however. fice in the lobby of the lowa­ shortenings one cent a pound busiest day since Its rebirth a Seven Americans and two Hun­ 8ny; report Irom Ambassador on the plane forced down under Long ' an advocate of collective The department also announced illinois GAS and Electric com­ above the June 30 level when the month ago. lIarians on a transport foJced Rlcbard Patterson on bis loog con­ security ' and close relations with that industrial users of COrn and Pliny building, phone 6260. retail contr ols are restored Sept. Followinll up Tuesday's decision do ... n by Yugoslav fighter guns on Yusoslav fighter aircraft lire OIl ference with YugOSlav Marshall grain sorghums-referred to as Britain and the United States, The- orIice Is open Irom 9 9. by the price decontrol board \-0 re­ Aug. 9 were released several hours Aug. 9 Is demanded under terms of Tito Thursday. Much importance wet and dry processors- wilt be lJtvltipv t:es\gned from the [oreign a. m. to 5 p. m" Monday thro­ Tires wcnt up two and II hal! store fats, oils, meats and mixed before Patterson met with Tito at the ultimatum, although his l'e­ has been attached by officials here commiSsariat' just before Europe allowed five percent more grain, to what took place between the ugh Friday, and Crom 9 a. m, percent and ceilings lor lllany teeds to price control, the agency his summer palace at Bled. lease must depend on his physlclll went tP ,wat and was succeeded by effective Sept. 1. These proces­ to J p. m. on Saturdays. populor mllke trucks were raised. tilled highel-than-June-30 ceil­ The tenth, a turkllll1 captain ambassador and the Yugoslav V.'M. Morotov. ... sors make starcl1cs. corn sugar, But OPA denied the plea at Ings for mixed teeds. along wrtt! badly wounded by a macblnegun condition. He was wounded by the government leader. He .returned to «tHce when corn syrup and related products. automobile dealers IOl' a three fats and oill!. Meat prices are In bullet, remained In Ljublanjana Yugoslav tire. As to when the ultimatum ex­ A radio show special In­ Oerml!ny violated her nod-allgre$­ at percent retail increase to cover preparation. and Savo KOianovlc, YUgollav Information that the United pires, Acheson said that will be terest to Iowa Cltians will be .Ion p!\ct pnd lnv,aded Russia. In. CommenUn.-- .on - yesterday's nandLing charges on new cars. Res'ore Meal Subsidies ambassador to the United States, States plans on resuming flights a­ some time today but he would not presented over WSUI today June,. 194!\. He arrived in the Uni­ acUon, Secretary Andenon said This averted another general price The decontrol board also direc­ asserted yeaterday that an inves­ round Yugoslavia follows earlier give the exact hour. Nor would at 9:30 8.m. Don·t miss it. ted S~~s as Russian ambassador "We have alwa,s wanted to Increase on top of the 7.3 percent ted the restoration of the meat tigation showed that tile tllght of reports that top officials of the he say at exactly what time the Dec.
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