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THE DAILY IOWAN Iowa City's Morning Newspaper C!WE===C=EN==T=S==============~-~==%:========TH~B~A=S8=0=C=~=T=ED==P=R=Es=s============~===========I=O=VV==A==C=IT=Y=,=I=O=VV==A==~~F=RID==A=Y=,==A=U=G=U=S=T==2=4,==19=4=5=======X============-========TB=8==A=88=0=C~"~T=Ia==p~a=£=aa========~V~O~L~~~==X==X~I=~~~~ER~ Landing Sites OPA Resolves 7,500 Soldiers V t M H N ' Re ht To Keep Price To Participate' ' e 5 - ,ay ave 0 " Ig Levels Down 1942 to Continue legally 'Regain AI Guide Against I~:~~~~~~~~n To ·Old Jobs Postwar Inflation For Japan Aug. 31 sr~fU" MillS MA [LA, Friday (AP)-At Then and Now WASHING'rON (AP)-The More Than 1,000,000 o 10 Jeasl 7,500 soJdif'l'R armed to j he Stalin Proclaims Red government gav(' America ns a Housing (hief '" tE'eth will spearhead the occupa­ Present Draft strong double shove toward nor­ TERMINAL for the air armada. of tion army landing in .Japan with mal living yesterday. Jap Troops Involved Victory Over Japan the occupation forces for Japan Ol'llct'al MacArthur' 'J'uI'Rday. It President 'rl'uman wants lUI will be Atsu,I, 20 miles southwest was announced on Okinawa Offers Plan back on pre-war time faRt. He 0' Tokyo. MacArthur will make today as the vanquish d empire In Surrender torces In Manchurian War Bill at Fault ~i(l he will r ecommend actiOll on his landing here. Allted tleets will prepared to clisal'ln all her ships Dou.1as this when congl'!ls 1'etnrns in anchor in the bays of Tokyo and ot sea in the first nct of sUl'l'en­ Sees Need to Spur Chinese Communists Powerful Machine Septembl'r. Sauml and troop transports w11l Claim on POlitions dcI', OPA Boss CheRirr 130wles move into the port of, Yokosuka. Home Building Gather Strength Occupies Paramushiro, , Tn 1he first nel'ial wav(' will - Of 1,000,000 Men -­t"els daily said consumel' anrabl goodR­ For Little Fellow For All-Out Offensive Remainder of Sakhalin Jike washing machin s and alum­ be 350 sky g:innts-150 fOllN'n­ Ends With Hostilities gilled nrmy transports and 150 will rec_ inum pots and pans wI) ich have FuU Employment Aids WASHINGTON {AP)-The gov- CHUNGKING (AP)-More than LONDON (AP)-Premler Sta­ been out of production during Lib ['atol's from Okinawll air­ ernment's top housing expert said 1,000,000 Jaanese troops are to be ,WASHING'rON (AP)-An to states bases and about 50 other big lin triumphantly proclaimed last the war-must sell at or near 1942 yesterday the greatest need is a surrendered to the forces of Gen­ e timatef1 1,000,000 veterans price levels. Agriculture-Anderson tmnsporls (rom Iwo Jima. home for the man whose pocket­ night complete victory over Japan, may have no Jegal right to their eralissimo Chiang Kai-shek, it And-the President ordered all I Around the sky train will book can stand only $20 to $40 with his mighty Red army war former jobs unle congress was disclosed yesterday, coinci­ ,se government workers back on a 40- Bill Would Ward Off hover swarms of fll\'hters, ready u month. machine occupying all of Man­ am nro the Rejective service law. hour week, starting Sept. 9. They to open at the first sign of John B. Blanford Jr., national dent with a report that lIle Com- , been is­ chUria, the powerful Japanese But PI' ident Truman can­ are now working 44 and 48. Farming Depression, treachery, and the 20 to 30 I housing age n c y administrator, munists in north and central China naval base of Paramushiro in the e district fighter men In each plane wUl thinks private enterprise will pro- and will, h told a news confer­ Reinhardt Mr. Truman also tcXd them to Low Farm Income Kurlles, and the remainder of take all their regular holidays, be armed and alerted as though vide homes for the $40-plus class had "gathered their strength lor ence yesterday- prevent any ve­ Glenn 01 southern Sakhalin island. just as before the war. for an actual invasion. and the government low-rent pro- an aU-out offensive." teran from losing his rigbts WASHINGTON (AP) - Two Snaped up as the last founda­ To disgruntled manufacturers of The terminal for this armada gram will take care of the $20- Word of the new Communist ac- until congre has a cbance to minus class. tion, bearing the threat of civil tions of Japan's stolen empire in durable goods Bowles said: make a farm spokesmen yesterday en­ will be the Atsugi uirdrome, 20 Gap In Market war, was only one of several prob- Manchuria crumbled into dust was act. He emphasized that be in­ lot of goods at low prices. By sell­ dorsed tlom bill labelled the "full miles southwest or Tokyo, where the feeble puppet emperor, Henry tends to eo that such assurance MacArthur will laqd, meet the But Blandford, who supervised lems confronting Chinese leader­ ing a lot, you'll make good money. employment act of 1945" and told ship. Others included the ques- Pu YI. The former "boy king" of is continued and will recom­ He said: a senate subcommittee that agri­ enemy's imperial general start face the war housing program, said: tion of .whether British or Chi- China was captured as he and his mend remedial legislation if any "We bave our teeth set in to lace for the first time and give "The big gap is the market be- nese troops would occupy Hong entourage huddled on the airstrip is found to be needed. culture has a vital stake in the it further orders. the COlt of Uvinr. And we are tween $20 and $40, or there- Kong, the relative position of Rus­ of Mukden airdrome, the Soviet In view of the tremendous pres­ lOin, to han .. on like a Boston measure. From then on Japan will take about." sian and Chinese forces in Man- communique said. sure certain to be put on by veter­ bull pup until our services as That view was expressed before .ts orders from MacArthur, who Blandford has a two-fold plan churiu, and the future role of the Stalin Proud an's organizations, congress is ex­ Inflationary watchdag are no the senate banking group by Sec­ will preside when the final arti­ to stimulate interest in this type Chinese in French Indochina. Proudly Stalin, In the order ad­ cles of surrender are signed in of dwelling; an extension of mort- Japs Deliver Order pected to follow Mr. Truman's longer necessary. retary of Agriculture Clinton P. dressed to his commander-in­ Tokyo bay Aug. 31. suggestions quickly. "Let me say flatly that during Anderson and James G. Patton, gage insurance to help builders The 1,000,000 figure was dis- chief Marshal Alexander M. Vasil­ Under his orders already issued Maj. Gen. LewIs D. Hershey. this critical reconversion period, president of the National Farmers !lnd guaranteed income to large in- closed in a battle order delivered evsky and his field generals, as­ the Japanese were disarming all director of lIelectlve service, Aid the cost of rent and food will re­ union. vestors in rent projects. by Nipponese envoys at Chihkiang serted that the once-vaunted Jap­ main at present levels, that cloth­ ships at sea, and the airforce-­ Pled.. e to Builder to Gen. Ho Yingchin, commander In Boston Wednesday nlrht that Anderson testified "the mainte­ anese Kwantung army had laid under present law veterans wlll ing prices will be firmly held." nance of Jull employment will be once the terror of the Orient-was The plan NHA now is consider- of the Chinese forces. It was esti­ down its arms and surrendered. grounded save for liaison planes, ing is something new. That is, mated that they represented one­ not be lerally entitled to their New small businesses-whether essential if we are to guard The order, announced from n pledge to the builder, two to half of the total Japanese military former jobs "when conrreu ter­ they make televisio'n sets or against another period of agricul­ unarmed and carrying surrender Moscow with a salute of 24 sal­ instructions to ;emote commands. three years in advance, concern- strength on the Asiatic mainland. mlnat~ hostilities." mousetraps-will "get their prices tural (iepression and low farm ih­ voes from 324 guns that shook the Submarines were. ordered to ing the amounts it will insure the The Communist New China fast." come." Soviet capital, disclosed that Red 'l'he figure of 1,000,000 Is the of­ surface and fly the black flag mortgages on the homes he plans Daily News, published in Chung­ Bowles said they would be Appearance of War Mobilization army forces had captured Shumu­ ficially accepted estimate of the of surrender. Ships in home wa­ to bUild. king, reported the gathering of allowed to pe&, their prices at and Reconversion Director John chu and Paramushiro, the north­ number 01 drafted men who were ters rode at anchor. Ships at sea It wou~d guar~nt. ee t? large in- strength by the Communists, and the levels charged by makers of Snyder befo(e the committee was ernmost of the Kurile islands that taken oU actual, continuing jobs.