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Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1950-10-04 On the Inside, . Weather ~ It So Short Partly cloudy ud eon- •.• Page 2 . s.s.. PItchers Plcked tlnued cold. Bl,h '04Ia" ... Page" , 61; low, 21. Hla'h Tues- UIdoD Board ElectiolU Dwan ... Page 6 . da" 51; low, 32 . Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leaee~ Wire - Five Cents Iowa City Iowa, Wednesday. October 4, 1950 - Vol. 84. No. 307 Iowa City Shivers, Phoenix Swelters, ·Ai ' rf~rce R~ports Def~nse Lin~, Winds Rake Texas No Red Killing frost was predicted for most of Iowa Tuesday night with the low in Iowa City expected to be 32 degrees. Continues Destroying Supply CoIUIJ1" ·~ Lowest reading for the state Tuesday was reported at Sioux City where the mercury dropped * * to 29. * Two More Iowans Listed Killed in Korea Forecast for today is for cont­ -South. Koreans. Yugoslavs Join World Citizen, WASHINGTON (JP) - The department of defense announced inued cool and cloudy and with a low of 32 and a high of 60. Tuesday night that two more Iowans have been killed in action Phoenix, Ariz. reported the To Be American Again in Korea, Push SO 'Miles highest temperature in the nation 'India in Urging They were army Pto. Cecil E. Nesbit, son of Mrs. Huel A. Tuesday with 98 degrees, Says McGrath Nesbit ot Muscatine. and marine Cpl. Louis Gene Sullivan, 80n Down at Port Isal;lel, Texas, at of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Shere of Malvern. Across Border · WASHINGTON (JP) - Gareth the mouth of the Rio Grande, Plan for Korea The department also announced that army Pfc. William E. (Garry)Davis, the 29-year-old ex­ By RELMAN MORIN tropical winds raked the coast at LAKE SUCCESS (JPl-Commu­ Baugh, son ot Mr. Lilah Baugh of Davenport, has been wounded TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) (JP)­ 46 miles an hour and were expect­ nlst YUloslavla joined India Tues­ bomber pilot who now wants back in action in Korea. United Nations air power blaSted ed to reach 55 miles this morning. day in asking the United Nations the American citizenship he re­ Red supply arteries In North Ko­ Miami reported a small but to try to find a compromise solu­ nounced two years ago, apparent­ rea today but searched in vain for severe hurricane turned north­ tion between East and West pro­ ly is going to get it. signs ot a Communist defense line ward in the Atlantic and picked lip grams for Korean peace. against South Korean forces ad­ speed after bypassing Bermuda. Atty. Gen. Howard J . McGrath Pittsburgh Judge Says Sut a succession of other dele­ vancing 50 mlles beyond the 38th At 9:30 p.m, (CST) the season's said Tuesday he sees no reason parallel. gates In the general assembly "at this time" tor OPPOSing Da­ seventh hurricane, with winds up 60-nallon political committee piled Pilots claimed they hoek.. to 100 miles per hour near the vis' desire to become a U.S. citi­ Papers Prove Red Aim up support for an eight' - nation out 85 eamoufla,ed .ruck. In • center, was about 2.0 miles north­ zen again - but th at he will have plan to unite the country ns an to go through the regular naturali­ PITTSBURGH (AP) - A Pittsburgh judge Tuesday produced Red convoy morin, down TUH­ west at the resort islands otf the independent nation/ day from tht: diredi.n 01 Chl­ South Carolina const. zation process applying to any oth­ n bulky sheaf of seized documents he said proves the C~mmllnist Smaslt Re.ll*anee er alien. nHe Communl.t Manchuria. party in America is n war machine which seeks to overthrow the The Red radio at the capital of Australia told the committee This means that Davis, who pro­ government. PyonlYang continued to , ignore that North Korean resi~tance must claimed himself a "citizen of the University Theatre wOl'ld" in Paris in 1948, can have Judge Michael A. Musmanno said he sent 17 documents to General MacArthur's ultimatum, be smashed and the entire coun­ broadcast hourly since Sunday, tor try occupied· by the UN to guar­ his citizenship restored in March, the House Un-American Activi· To Present 'Green antee peace and unity. Canada and 1952, thanks to his recent mar­ the Philippines agreed generally riage to Audrey Peters, Hollywood ties committee which establish with this and the statement COlmd dance instructor. the aims of the American Com­ Home by Christmast Grow the Lilacs' wide support Irom other speakers. Generally, naturalization takes munists without question. SPOKANE (JP~ben The play Irom which the Broad- 'YUIl0lslavia arid India favor a five years. However, the law pro­ Investlfators C('r the house and crew. of the Hnd aM way hit "Oklahoma" was taken subcOmmittee to study the provi­ vides that an alien who has re­ committee In Washington called 98tb bombardmen' UO.PI opens at the Uni.versity theater sions of a Russian blgc plan and sided here for two years and has the papers "sensational in Im­ "probably" will be )lome from the Korean war b, '!t" Oct. 18, it was announced Tues- of the unification pro~am sub­ been married to an American lor port." The documents will be ;1'). • • _" • day. mitted by' Britaln and seven oth- one year of that time may get riven to committee members Ohristmas. The play, "Green Grow the Li- er ilOwers. ' final citizenship papers. when they return to the capital That was tne word Tuesday ~~ - 'J . , . fo Warn You ... lacs," was written by Lynn Riggs, ••Ii Uae Yuroelav anel Indl.n next month. from Col. Clifford H. Ree., .. and is the story of settlers in the THIS SIGN at the entrance to commander ot the Spokane A}' ~:;'IUCy.cLE AJ)O~N£n Oklahoma tetritory at the turn of delel'aUon leaders "," ..peel But­ ¥usmanno, Democratic nom­ air!orce base. Col. Rees, also ~.'''' i?$ '\6' a crlm warnlnlr of the danger of 8peedinz where aI.'II· .....~ : &o ..,.u UN lorces Ban~s irlee for lieutenant-governor of .. l the present century, ou' of KIH'e& bnmeilaMI,. Carnival of commander of the air willi ~"r. ~. frpnt of tbe '5llrU were (left) Blil Buck ••• son of Prof, Gregory Foley, business Pennsylvania. released photostatic Buick, Go Deunr, Colo., who was Injured Tuesday which controls botb groups, ",,,1II'te' W, manager of the theater, said, "The Yugoslav forlliin ~inillter Ed­ copies of letters, directives and 4, returned Monday from Japan. lit.. .: oib near ~ 111m, and' ••bb(e Artley. son of Robert Artley. I.D. card is the student's ticket vard 'Kardelj ~ulgested, however, leaders AnnoQJnced pamphlets he said he took from '0; Ilamp40n. .esldenta of S~~l,Im park recently erected the 81m Crew members of both B- to the theater. It should be pre- that the 38th parallel should be the desk of Steve Nelson, chair­ 29 u 'jari of a. intensified ca~l.n aimed at drivers who endan&'er I'roups are from ever,. sen ted at the box oUice, room 8-A, continued as an .administrative man ot the Communist party of ,uk ebildretl playlnr In the 'tte'e~. For 'Next Saturday pari of the United State.. Schaeffer hall, tor seat reserva- boundary between the two sec­ western Pennsylvania, in an Aug. Implying that their mission tions." tions of Korea until the country Names of the nine bands which aL raid on Nelson's office. was nearly completed, Col. Student reservations wlll be is rendy for unification. will play at the Carnival of Bands Nelson and two aides now are Rees said Gen. ,MacArthUr C!b :t·' D~Jve~ , Fic~s ' /lvaUable Oot. 11, he said. ','. Natl... ":.. 1 ... & program in the Iowa Union Satur­ free on $10,000 bonds on charges h ad asked tha t both 1J'0ups The campaign to seil season NationaJ~t Chinlt• .Eou~dor, Nor- day, were dlsclDsed Tuesday by Ed () ( seditiOn tiled by Musmanno. be held at their war buei tlcke'£s .to residents of Iowa City way, Burma and. El Salvador Joln­ McLaughlin, E3, Des Moines, In New l1lrk, a spokesman at untH Nov. 8. "However, I'm I '_d"~::,. ~ Ch"~. rges and the state, tor all seven plays ed. 'tile pa,rac:l.e of, countries favor- chairman of the committee. Communist party headquarters confident they will be home in of the 195()-~1 season begln$ to- 'il)l tl}e ' elght~na~ion plan. Ban\,!s wlll play Ior one hour termed the charges "ridiculous," plenty of time for Christmas," day. These . tickets cost' $5 and ) The onlY, .support for the Rus- shilts from 2 to 5 p.m. in the adding, "It's just another Mus­ he added. ~D9WJft'i ' 'lhCident manno stunt. He's been slapped 'r .~ ""' ... 4 '.~ I • '. WASHINGTON (JP) - Marsh~l will admit the holder to lIll seven sian propotal came from the Slav main lounge, cafeteria and river Student ' Fees Buck, G,' Denver, Tito's Yugosiavia is pressing the 'plays on the c.om,munity series. bide that Joined in ,pn:senUng it room. down twice by the supreme court the Communists to surren"er or ;~ li~~~\'; o( Pennsylvania and now he's fIlce inevitable destructioq, 0a1O') ' ~pOrtea •. to ' j)olice that he United States for help in meeting Tickets to individual . plays cOst Mollday'. Poland, the Ukraine, Cre- Band leaders for the main trying something else." But the North Korean hl~ com­ · sG§ta{~~ , riecjt"/lpd 'wrist injuries a threatened food crhis resulting hours for the box oUlce at choslovakia, and White Russia lounge will be Grant Eastham, Ll , ..... .... ·f •. ,"'1 ,. $l;~~ Nelson could nol be reached lor Due by Friday mand communique broadc~~t t~­ Greenwood, Neb.; Bill Meardon, ~t.
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