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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1946-01-31 30. 1~ ~ , Fair Good M~"ning IOWA: Clearinr and dlmlnlshJ11I' City Iowa City winds today. Iowa City's Morning Newspaper mils at. - ! Mo~ ~TABLISHED 1868 VOL. 78 NUMBER 106 1:8.1 AS OelATID l'alS8 lOW A CIT Y, lOW A tHURSDAY. JANlJARY 31. 1946 AI' ,... Er80TO FIVE CENTS e L. HOt. ~ ect, the 'rom ran. d sPot~ ~ )f resetl't . the Uhi. cal hous- student., ounel grees on Iranian Dispute i put in they ar. ace°rdint IOfficer Drafted ·Government to Permit PRESIDENT HAS TETE-A-TETE WITH CHILD STAR predict Union Leaders UNO to Permit ready let Nork wid • Families to Join :sible. Reject GM· War Warning Soldiers Overseas Russia, Iran ==qu Committee learns Theater Commander Wage Ofler Of Plan to Notify Must Assure AdequClte , 0 Negotiate Fleet Commanders Housing, Medical C9r. Unwilling to Renew Unanimous Decision Membership Clause WASHlNGTON (AP) - Navy WAS H ING TON (AP)-The E Capt. A. H . McCollum said yester- army announce<! yesterday that Climaxes Four-Hour In New C"Ontract day he draned a war wat'ning 10r families of officers and iop-rank­ Heated Debate fleet commanders shortly before ing non-commissioned oUicers 8 y THE A '!OClATED PRESS Pearl Harbor but it wound up in overseas soon would be permitted General Motors last night the wastebasket after submission to go abroad at government ex- LO DON (AP)-In it) first )M served notice that it was un will- to two admirals. pense. major action, the . nited Na· Ing to renew any maintenance of McCollum told thc se nate-house Families of enlisted men below tions eeuri ty con neil agreed union membership clause in a new committee investigating the Dec. ihe rank of starr sergeant are not unanimously La. t night to per· contract and reofiered a tempo- 7, 1941, attack, that he wrote the barred from going, but they will mit Russia and han to settle rary 13~ cents per hour wage in- proposed dispatch Dec. 4 or 5. have to make their own arrange- theil' dispute by direct negotia. crease - which union leaders GERALD L. K. SMITH of Detroit, At the time, he was hcad of the ments for travel and pay their own Lion but reserved the right to reo promply rejected. America First leader, tells bouse At the time, he was head of the way. Quest information on the prog· The corporation proposed that Un-American activities commUtee far eastern section of navallntelli- Tn all cases, permission to make re ' of their n gotiations at any CIO United Aulo workers return yesterday that present strikes are gencc. the trip will be granted only when time. to work at the 13'h cent raise, being promoted by Communists. He named Admiral Theodore S. a theater commander cettiCies The deci 'ion climaxed a fOlll" origi nally offered three months (AP WIREPHOTO) Wilkinson, director of naval intclli- there is adequate housing, food hOUl' debate, , ometime hea led. Jgo, during new contract negotia- * it * gence, and Admiral R. K. Turner, and medical Care avajlable. Soviet Vice Foreign Commi3sar lions. , head of the war plans division, as Further, under a priority sys- Andrei Vishinsky pounded the In breaking with the union re- House Comml"ftee Puts the admirals who .looked it over tern, about the only ones who will table at times, then becamc con­ garding membership maintenance, nnd decided against sending it. go arc lhc lamilles or men who ciliato ry, and British Foreign Sec­ General Motors said a provision in S "h C McCollum also testifed that: have been overseas longest and retary Ernest Bevi n assumed a the old contract "forced US to dis- mit 'on arpef No Interception ngree to stay there for another one calm but direct attitude on the charge 1,690 satisfactory employes I . I The navy, in his opinion, nevel' or two Years. This leis out most controversial issue. the union',s demand because --. -- .- - I intercepted pI'ior to the attack any other cnlisted mcn who will be on Sudden AcTeement these employes were not willing Am.erica Firster ".tapane se broadcast in the so-called returning home under the point The agreement came «;I n a sud­ to pay their union dues." .Calls Mr. Roosevelt "winds" code indicating a· break qlseharge system. den, expressly conciliatory move The corporation serve.d notice in relntions with thc United Statcs. The It'avcl of thc soldiers' de- by Bevin after Vishinsky veh­ also it had "nothing further" 10 I 'Imitator of Hitler' I On the mo,rnin~ of Dec. 7, WU. ~endents to Europe WIJI com- emcntly opposed a B r I tis h­ offer as a wage boost until it ob- , 1 kinson suggested to mence sometime aHer AP.,il 1 and A~mira l Har~ American proposal that the Iran­ lalns a contract with the CIO- WASHINGTON (AP)- Gel'ald old R. Stark, then chief of naval \ movements to the PhIlippines, ian case be submitted to direct ne­ UAW assuring "uninterrupted L. K: 'Smith was called to the operations, Ih3t additional warn" J ~pan, ~orca and the Ryukyus I gotiation but that the security pI'od uction" and "efficient work capitol yesterday [or an account of JOg be sent 10 fleet Will begll1 after 1. .co~ma ~deI.'S, l\~ay council keep the case on its eifort." I his America :F'irst party but de- M .CCOI1~m saId ~llkln~On s su~- . The war. ~ep~) tancnt sa,lo th~t Meanwhile settlement of the livered instead an attack on ge~tlOn was made at a conference when OVel'seas cOmmandelS lndl­ agenda. "Will you agrec to my proposal, vast steel st~ike of 750,000 ap- Frank Sinatra and other promi- I which bcg~n in Stark's ?f~ce cate they are p~epal'ed to receIve peared to hinge on which price in- nen! figures. shortly afte[.. 8 a .. m. CST, or 3.30 dependents, their travel to .over- Mr. Vishinsky," the British for­ creases the government will grant As Smith testified befol'e t",e . a. m., HawaIIan time. scas al'eas will start Without eign secretary asked, <Oil I strlkc , , " . I Sufficl'ent Warning delay. out Ihe words 'on the agenda'?" for steel. I hous~ . comm l tt~e. ~nves tl ~atl~g un- . St~rk ha~ le$tified that he first No expenditures of War depart- "Yes," replied Vishlnsky. Steel Bill Speeded .to House A~n:1 u;an . activIties, f 0 u I CO~l- declded the Heet commanpers had ment funds is contemplated [or Both Vishinsky and S. H. Ta­ At the .same hme I~ Washu;g- glessrncn who were not commlt- sufficient warning, but agreed to construction of housing fol' de­ qizadeh, chief Iranian delcgate, ton, a strake cont.rol. bIll, cor:t~JO- tee . men:be~~ , flied. a statement a recommendation by Gen. George pendents in occupied areas. had agreed shortly after the coun­ Ing far more sweepmg .provlslons ~a~~ng him a FaSCISt. propagand- C. Mnrshall, army ehie! of staft, l TranSpOrtation at government PRESIDENT TRUMAN OHATS ANThIATEDLY with J\-larraret O'Brlen, young film tar, In the eas ~ cil convened that their countries than advocated by PreSident Tru- 1st.. .. that a fresh onetbc sent out. expense is authol'i~e(1 by law for room of the White IlDuse yesterday a5 . a group of I1ollyw()!{jd peJ'sonallti Wei' entertained at luncheon howd be permitted to scttle their • man, was speeded to th.e floor of r S.mab:a, who camp:'lgns agll;ln~t Marshall's recommendation was dependents of oWCC\'s, cnlisted hy the rhfer executive and family. stars are In Wit hington to participate In the Roosevelt birthday dirfercnces by direct negotiation, the ~ouse With the backlOg of Re- I racl:11 mtolerance,. was .Srrulb s based on in formation that the Jal?- men of the Lil'st three grades ball affairs. (AP WIREPHOTO) but the debate flared 0 vel' publicans and southern DemO- I chief target. SmIth said tile anese ambassadors would present (master, or first, teChnical and whether security council should crats. - singer "acts as a it'ont" 'for Com- a note to Secretary of State Hull staff sergeants) and certain civil- * * * * * * maintain jUrisdiction. The new strike control bill, ap- munist crganizations. He applied at one o'clock. Marshall dispatched ian employes. Vishinsky argued that the qucs­ proved by the house r ules com- I similar terminology to Eddie Can- a warning shortly be!ore noon, 'One Man Army' tlon could be kept on the agenda mltlee and sent to the house floor to 1', Ingrid Bergman, Walter Win- Washington lime, but it did not Truman Asks for Unwavering only if the council bclievcd that for debate today, would outlaw chell, Rep. Helen Gahagan Doug- reach Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short, Denies Authenticity the dispute endangered interna­ violent picketing, provide fOI' civil las (D" Calif.) and others. He army commander in Hawaii, until Space Ships Nowl tional peace and security and lhis, suits against violators of labor urged , the committee to investi- hours aiter the attack. he declared, It does not do. contracts, subject unions to in- gat;e all of them. I Support to 'March of Dimes', 01 Weddi'ng Picture Army to Conduct "Our case is empty," hc as­ IS­ junctions and nullify foremen's SmLth also criticized the late Tests on V-2's serted. "It is a manifestation ot n­ unions. President Roosevelt. He said Mr. Naz"1 Instl"tuted Lynch WASHINGTON CA.P) -preSi-r Spooking from the White H\luse CH ICAGO (AP)-Maj. Arthur distrust, the same distrust which OS Offer Rejected Roosevelt "was an lmltator of dent Truman appealed last night over major networks as Mrs.
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