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(Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-08-04 , GOOD MORNING, IOWA CITYI Not one to stick his neck out more than necessary, the weatherman .anhOunces that today will be gen­ erally fair and cooler. Tomorrow fair and warmer. No. 270-AP New. and Wirephoto Iowa City, Iowa, Sunday, Auguat 4-Five Cents • .__________________ man~~ ________ ~ __'~ Predicts ________________ ~J__________________________ ' Big~ ________ <Eut. ____________ __________________________________________________F'ederal .· ~ Deficit __ . .. ./ 'Popular Pastime On August 3rd Secret Service Holds \ Sees Increase Belgian Leader ,Assails Big 4 - , Would-Be Assassin Of President Truman I I R • WASHINGTON (AP)-A selt: n evenue For 'lgnoring SmaJ/er Nations styled "executioner" who threat­ ened th~ Ufe of President Truman RLYr awaits grand jury (lction, the I ·B7 LYNN HEINZERLING • gether among themselves. They outspoken criticism by the Yugo­ CITIES secret service disclosed yesterday. President Pins Hopes PARIS (AP)-Pau!. Henri Spaak prepare treaties without consult­ slav peace delegation. It did not Id~ntlfy t.l)e Indlvld­ On Prosperity, High of BeJlium assailed tbe Big Four ing us; they attempt to Impose 2. Britain announced she would l'al nor furnish any clues ., to 7sterday for ignoring the smaUer his whereabouts. Level of Employment -. nations in preparing Europe's upon us rules of voting whlch;ln join the United States In un· The information about the .peace and for asking the smaUer practice, prevent us from securing qualified support of the agreed woulrl-be assassin of the chief WASHINGTON (AP) - PreSI­ 'bh. hootot. powers for recommendations only aClleptance for our points of view; ]>Ortions of all texts of treaties executive was Incorporated in a dent Truman forecast last night 'Ilh. ~ .fter severely handicapping them. t~ey pla,ce us before the pain ful but made It clear she would maln~ report on the secret service ac­ that a boom-time flood. of tax col­ II.h'-. 11'IIa 'The outburst from the president dilemma of accepting-sometimes tivities during the past fiscal year. lections he hadn't counted on be­ of the United Nation.:; General As- aeainst our own judgment-what tain freedom to press for own toni ... ~er While reticent as to further de­ fore would wash out .much of the sembly highlighted yesterday's they have drawn up or else de- views on those sections on which tails about the man who is under deficit for the current fiscal year. proceedings in th!! peace confer- straying an agreement that has no .agreement was reached. arrest. the secret 9Crvioe classed Thus he pinned his hopes on ence. been achieved only with difficulty, 3. In an effort to determine ru- his detention as "the most signi­ business prosperi ty and high Iy II," ~ In another phase of the ba tlle and then. finally, having thus ficant" of Its actiVities. ture British polley re'arding dis­ level employment-which auto­ """ -. between the big and small powers, handi<:apped us. they ask us to maticaUy bring higher tax col­ t~' 1lIIo the big four won out by a vote of make them a few recommenda- puted sections of the five treaty lections-to better the heavily in· 12 to 8 when the al1~powerful tions." ·rtect. ~ drafts. Prime Minister Attlce pre­ President Truman debted government·s position . ,n.*., .• rules committee approved a de­ The new territorial c I a 1m s pared to fly today to London for • • • y -0lI0II1 cisIon to rotate the conferenoe again:;;t Hitler's former southeast talks with his ailing Foreign Sec­ chairmanship. Be bolstered those hopei with European empire highlighted yes- retary, Ernest Bevin. Arrives in ' Missouri economy orden to federal Meanwhile, Greece demanded terday's activities which Included Ilices of Bulgarian and Albanian these developments: 4. The Canadian delegation dis- a,eneles that could tlc"hten the strilll's of the federal purse to territory and served notice on the British Backs Agreement closed It would "closely qUesUon" To Vote Tuesday peace conference that she expects the point of Ilfectlal' veteran. n ......... or. reparations for the "material dam­ 1. A Brlt1sh spokesman, declar- the award of $1,000,000,000 In and the .8 states. NT.) INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (AP) - Linked with the efforts cut 'Iue fIItWt. a,t inflicted upon the country" by ing that a unlled front was ex- reparations to Russia and would A White House spokesman declar­ to Italy and other invaders. pee ted by the Big Four on all mat- ask for a complete review of the spending was a presidential as­ Inl*". ~ ed last night that Preslden t Tru­ sumption that "taxes will be Spuk Attacks BiK Powers ters of agreement iedn tthhe flive situation. AtyLtralla previously had man wl1l take no lurther part in Spaak, in a bitter' a ttack on the treaty' drafts, express e op n- . maintained at their present level" Ion there would pe no reopenif)g indicated • would make a slm- Missouri's fifth district turbulent and a repeated declaration that big powers, said: . congreSSional canwaign 'beyond "The great powers meet to- ol the Trieste settlement despite r ilar move. his endorsement of Enos A. Ax­ ----------- tell. THE BUDGET IN BRIEF The President told a recent Here are box-lleore flrurel In Wa shington news cQnference that 'President Truman's revl.~ , bud,et estimate lor fiscal 1947 .A GOOD he was opposed to the renomina­ I~elandr. Portugal Take A~ti~n ~~:~gA~:~C~e!~!S tion ot Roger C. Slaughter, Demo­ and comparisons wi the ~8ti­ n flnl"'. I cratic fifth district representative, mates he made in ,January: !1NI CAl because of the latter's opposition Expenditures - $.1,500,000,- ! tI!es. 10' Obtain, UN Membership ' formula for China to admlnisration proposals. At 000, up rrom $5,500,000,000 bbtr. (UI that time he said he favored the from January. Jnanimous vote in the Irish parli­ Receipts - 139.800.000,000. h. 2 Ill" NEW YORK (Ap) - rreJ~nd and nomination of Axtell, a former Portugal, neutrals in World War ament and said at the time that NANKING (AP)- Government lieutenant commander in the navy. UP $8.100.000.000. Two; have applied for membership Great Britain would support the agencies boasted yesterday that Presidential pre s s secretary Detrclt $1.900.000.000, down in the United Nations, becominr. bid. A Brilsh spokesman bere last Generallsslmo Chiang Kai-Shek Charles G. Ross, in 'a brief con­ 12.800.000.000. tt.I')'. ... IT TAK:ES CONCENTRATION to do a lood lIck!n, Job on a Centennial stamp. Wide-eyed Leslie Fer­ the tifth and sixth countries La night confirmed that ract and had suddenly found a solution for ference with newspaper men; told take such acton since the United' China's civil strife whlle govern~ ruao'n. 8. of towl 'Clly, was amOflK the thousands of enthusiasts at the first day sale 01 the Iowa State­ them that the president did not "no further tax reductions should there was no indication of any op­ hood stamp. Formbre pictures and stories on the stamp sale turn to page 3. Nations got under way with 51 position to the request. ment and Commuriist quarters cQme bome to campaign. be made until the present Infla- quarreled over the circumstances • (Daily Iowan Photo by Arnold RuaUn) TIIlSS.... charter members. No Speeches ' tlonary situation has passed." The prime mlnlst~r said he be­ of :vesterday's aerial bombing of -------~::-:---;.,.--.-=:---:-:-..,....-~------:-----------------------------­ The Irish application came last lieved Ireland would have a bet­ He said Mr. Truman planneli no Mr. Truman, In a comment upon ..t cov .... Yenan, Communist headquarters. speeches and no "politiaal hud- the relationship ot the gove~n­ night in a terse cable from Prime ter chance of avoiding future war floor .... Minister Eamon De Valera, who The government acknowledged dIes." ment's budget to the national by Joining the U.N., which he de­ the bombing but .aid It was dir­ Tennessee. Vets Block Road to Prevent He came primarily to vote'Tues- 'economy, declared that inflation said "Ireland is prepared to ac­ scribed as "not so valuable as it Congressmen ected solely at a ground~d gov­ day in the neighboring fourth d15- is "our greatest Immediate domes­ 'e ton ... cept the obligations contained in might be, but the best that can the charter of the United Nations." ernment plane which the Com­ Return of Ousted McMinn County Officers trict In which Slaughter Is not a tic problem" and remarked: nlsh. be got at the moment." , flnlllt. I In Washington Dr. Joso De 81- munists refused to return. The candidate and to atte'nd a blrth- "This situation requires that the an c:;hi, Portugal's ambassador, said I reland did not take part J in Communists admitted the plane BULLETIN fore they blocked the hJghway, day party today for his mother- federal government, as well .as enIIre .. Think Special list night his country's formal ap': World War II. was destroyed but said their mili­ they had converted the county In-law, Mrs. David K. Wallace, state and local governments, re- plication had been sent to the Uni- The Irish application came in tary headquarters also was at­ ATHENS, Tenn. (AP) - A jail Into a miniature arsenal "to who will be 84, Ross said. duce expenditures and keep taxes man Jd enttfled b 7 a spo kes ma.n The campaign touch, however, at a high level. ted Nations acting secretary gen- the midst of considerable wran­ tacked. ..... M-..... Inn 'J IJ be ready" for any eventuality. a. one ",n. coun y a as a was provided by the presence in Record Peacetime Budl'd IY 000II. eral. "We are ready," he said. "to gling in the membership' commit­ The nature of Chiang's last­ Session ,Likely "member of the other crowd" An automobile was parked balf- the home-coming crowd of James Boosting both revenue and I accept full obligations of the Uoi- tee over procedure in handling minute formula for peace was not ted Nations' charter." the requests.
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