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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1943-05-20 19. 19(3 • w, = -- --- ---------' .. Ration Calendar Warmer rland OA8 "A" eau pobl G ex,... Mar I I : COFFBE taupon 23 eKpJrea IIlAr M: 8UG"'" ... p.. 1% o.pl,.. MOJ II: JOWA: Oecaslonal U, M rain in B.d E. F. G. D mell .l.nlP culr. MI Y al l ··.DAILY·· IOWAN lOuth portion Thursda,.; nol O. D. Ind J l'amp, uplre ilia, aI: !FilE ~wa I, • SHOE8 .upta n uplre. J u. U: much chanJ'e in temperature. FUEL OIL ... pOD Nt. ~ .,.plr.. .'1 .... Iowa C i ty ' s Morning Newspaper roup = FIVE CENTS THB AII80 ClAriD • • £l1li IOWA CITY, IOWA THURSDAY. MAY 20.1943 1'81 A. OCIATID ra ... VOLUME Xl.ID NUMBER 201 I, chier en's hos. !d presl. r of the e aSSOCia. Mission To ne Frost women'; Mnl. Moscow I lherapi I s elected of the Din Joseph E. Davies ----=---_ .. SOciation Arrives in Russia les frolll Y which With Letter to Stalin e CounCil MOSCOW CAP)-The Ictter ,e Amer_ trom President Roosevelt to Pre­ he Iowa mier-Marsball Stalin arrived 'yes­ ree yearg teroay in a brieCcase carried by former ani\>assador Joseph E. ChurcHill Pled ge·s Defeat of·.Japs :::~!.~:iS to Iowa Davies on his second and perhaps tee, Wls -!:;...------------ --'"'!"---' . ' more 1atefully significant mission I I vith th; ,led chll_ 10 Moscow. THESE ARE THE MEN WHO LEAD CHINA'S GREAT FIGHT He is expectcd to deliver the Jaws '0 ' f Trap British P~ime .Minister Declares England. ' Labor Schism :an work lel1er loday. 'as form. Davies will be in Moscow only a chool to\' Will Stick With UI S. to Pulverize Nippon William Green, Head Ippleton, sbortlime and probably will car- rJ back to Washington a letter (lose Tllghter Of AFL, Announces {rom Stalin 10 Roosevelt in reply. Present Allied Aerial Bombing of Italy and Germany Davies completed the last leg of ReaHiliation Request his aerial postman's journey hnlf AHu Japs History'S Greatest Military Experiment, around the world on a hop from On Members of Congress Hear By JOSEPH A. LOFTUS ler the alternato capital of Kuibyshev • WA,'£I[NO'rO (AP) wllh an escort of !lve Soviet fighl- , lur er planes. By THE ASSOOIATED PRESS ,John L. L wi , the unpredicta' Tha briefcase containing the Advancing Yanks Push W A nINOT N (A P).- P)'ill1c ,\Iillistl'r 'hurt'hill y(,,>let'doy ble, In·t night I d hi nited ~lill Workers back to the Amer­ ! C CT e t conespondenee was promis d t would stick with til' ('nit I in rector Nipponese Forces Into hilt Bl'itain ('(1 !ttc~ nn lin· or clutched under his IIrm as he ap- rlcllli11g campaign to pul\'criz .Japall. llnd tli8clo~l't1 that thc ican Federation of JJabor, which oC Iowa peared al the top of the plane's II' b k d tl T .. h tore asunder in Jabor's great. landing laddcl'. He wore the Escape-Proof Pocke, a ICK HI'C llOW 01' c 011 IC g]'cutest tnl ItUl'Y (,XP!'I'II11cnt HI ning for em c~t !;chi/lm eight years ago. to spend a (irst Panama hat seen in Moscow I WASHINGTON (AP) _ Ad- liistol'Y- drtel'llline ",h ther air oollluul'(.ll1Icnt cIIn bring Ocr­ AFL Pre ident Will i am conler. In many a day and, of course, vancing United States troops ap- IlIUUY and Ituly to thcir knce , Green rc\'en led 1he news in the Visiting 5Omeone shouted: peared last night to be driving In a momentous war rC"icw bcfol'c a joint nwcting 1'01' tllC s('n- !'orlll of 11 motter-ol-foet on­ "Where did you get lhat hat?" hard-prcssed Japanese lorc;es on Ilt' and houlic, Rrituill'~ wor Icuurl' took not!' o[ the oulcn' in Ihia nOllllCcml'nt lhat 1he u~nv lInd renee or Davies appnrenlly didn'l heal'. Attu island into a pocket around CoulltlT thut ,JOplllI i the No. 1 encllIY Ilud told thc cllcci'in:r I(':;t- Ip of the Among the greeters wns Ad- Chichagof harbor, whcre they can islatol's: llIadc "formal application to rches in thl' ('xC'cuti"e council for 1'1'0[­ miral William H. Standley, the only sUl'l'endcr 01' fight to the •• [Jet 110 one ~ugg{'st tlint Wl' BI'itish hll\"(~ no! at INlst a.~ t,("('ut filiation with the AFL" and that 'rofessor incumbent mnbassador to Russia, ldeath. an intcrest as the United Htatc ill the IInflillchin~ uml ,'('I('utic . seminar the council WIiS conSidering It In who called, "Come on to thc (Sov- The Aleutians trap sct up last wllgiJlg of Will' agllinst .Jllpall. 1 {1m ItCI'C to tell ~'Oll thot wc will icl) guest house." week by two American landing an "orderly and sympathetic way." lual scs­ "Dh, lio," said Davies. "I want parties, one of which arove into . W8gC thut. wur sidc by ide with Thus Lewis was not yet actu­ conrer­ ally back in the AFL fold, but II to go to the American embussy Allu rrom the .north and .the othor U- S.'Bombers YOll ill Ilct'onlan'c{' with thr b st was considered a foregone con­ tornoI'. first." rrom th'e south, has been clo~ed, a ~f I'll t('gi(' ('ll1pluYI1I1'nl of Oil!" ! baeea­ "rine," said Standley, "come on navy communique reported yes- fOP'I's while 111('1'1' is hi'rllth in clusion that he would be relld­ iilming_ down." tel'day_ . Forward patrols of the ( .' our bodies and Whilc blood flows mitted since Green had repeatedly Sunduy adjured him to "come back home." When he descended to the two units met soutb of Holt.t bay. H't S bY d in our veins." The healing of this hlstotic ground Davies was warmly greet- The Japanese p6sitions on the I U ar S The cities and munitions cen- Iso visit ed . by Standley and Brig.-Gen, b<ty's southeastern arm ·have. been · tel'S or Nippon must lie "In ashes," breach, however, still leaves two ; 01 fine Philip R. · Faymonville . of the "cndcrcd virtually untenable and he said, bC'fol'e pence comes back opposing naUonal labor organi­ ,h., and American supply mission, with the while the exact course' of the bat- to lhe world. zations, the AFL and CIO. Lew­ is led in the {onnation of the Ie week. same ,words: "God bless youl" lie was not , cleal· on the basis of American Fortresses On lhc point oC bombini the WiUl them wel'C Real' Adm iral l'epOl'ts madc public by the navy, 5 C "F" EUfOpel1n axis embers into eol- latter organl:wtiQ.{l after he lett Jaclt Duncan and Brig.-Gen. Jos- it was considcred probable lhat et onsummg Ires lapsc, ChUl'ehill did not rulo out the A F L In 1935 when A F L eph A. Michela, tho AmClrican thc Japancse would draw most' oC At Kiel, Flensburg the possibility of an early land In- leaders could not see eye to eye iroups naval and military attaches or the' their strength back to Chichago[ vas Ion also. In fact, he Indlcatcd with him on his plans for organ­ embassr· i( thcy have not already done so. LONDON CAP) _ Newly-rein- that this would come by predlct- izing workers by Industries rather Icctures RuSsian and American flags A navy communiquc reporting Ing tbat Hillcr Is reserving "his than crafts. But he and the e issues waved their welcome 'from the the latest details of" the fJghtinll forced Amcrlcan F'lylng Fortrrus sUprcme gambler's throw" Cor a United Mine Workers broke away '. H. J. airport buildings. In the westernmost of the Aleu- unIts smashed through ~ h~avy \hil'd offensive against Russia, and from the CIO lost year in a quar­ depart- • Sovir:t oI!icillls meeting him in- tian islandS disl!losed three devel- German tighter screen yesterday Ilssorting that the allies wlll IIct ' rel WI~h Philip Murray, its presi- derll. ~ !fore a c1uded the vice-commissar for for- opml!nts: ' to se~ ~n$uminr £ires in the Klal to "take more of the weight orr club at tlcn affairs, Dykal1a50h, the chIef 1. Tuesday morning the hmerl- / and Flensbura subma I ya ds of Ru ia" this ycar. Lewis' move prompted a num­ ber of interpretatlom., lie hal heduled of p 'otocol, Molochkov, and the Qan northcrn force whJch h;ad r DC r But he said thc use of air power odny in chle( of the Amcrican sectiOI1, landed a week earlier on the northwestern Gcrmany. by Itsclt to bring about collapse publicly conlended that labor be be­ Zal'\lbin. northwestern rim of Holtt bay FIYI~g 1,000 miles une5corted, of Germany snd Italy Is an "ex- wW need a united lront to avoid !Iubs of Davies spent some lime enroule "werc in possession" of a high the b.g bombers kno.ckcd. down periment. .. well worth trying 50 bein,. crushed In the po twar visiting Stalingrad where hc ridge southeast of the bay. tna~y of Lhe chnllengmg fIghters long as other mcasures are not ex- world. s been walked about umong the ruins and 2. The sQu~hcrn force which during a two-hour running battle clu d." Lewis gave that as his reason on the Ihe rebuilding. had landed on the shores of Mas- [rom which "ix bombers .fallcd "There is certainly no harm in tor proposlnl a renewal of AFL­ CIO peaco negotiations In Janu­ [J r pro­ , sacre bay advanced northward to return.
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