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Four hours after a meteorite ex.ploded above the Norfolk area West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer announced Tuesday they Monday, a woman called the Ledger-Dispatch and asked JJ "that Against Seas hnd swept nway obstacles to the unified European army in which noise nnd bright light In the sky was caused by lin atom bomb." both France nnd Germany lire scheduled to tnKe part. She hadn't called earUer she exp31ned, because sbe had some A communique said tbe con­ shopping and laundry to do. ferences here among U.S. Secre­ Takes 15 Lives tary of State Acheson, British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, McDonald Gets BOSTON (~ - Dllrln, coast French Foreign Minister Robert .Russian Question Threatens lUaniamen - rilldnl their lives Schuman and the German chan­ - snatched 21 shlverln, seamen . cellor "marked a decisive turning Senate Group from the stern end of the spilt 013 in the cause of peace." Trouble remained evident, how­ To Block Truce Agreement tanker Fort Mercer Tuesday as ever, In Paris lind Bonn. ralln,leall mounted the Ice-coatt'd RFC Approval MUNSAN, Korea (WEDNESDAY) (.4» - Communist Inslst~ce cutter deck. Aclenauer JtetW'nl ~ Bonn on including Russia as one of six neutral nations to supervise a Ko­ ThLrt~n other members or the WASHINGTON (.4') - The sen­ Adenauer, flying back to his rean armistice today appeared to be building up into a third muJor capital, said "the way is now ate banking committee gave long­ crew el.ded to stick with the rent clear" for conclusion ot an AlUed­ delayed approval Tuesday to truce barrier. ship - one of two tankers thnt German peace contract. But President Truman's nomination of The United Nations command cracked In holt Monday. Efforts {At' spokesmen of the powerful Social Harry A. McDonald tQ head the has turned down the Soviet Union wlll be made to tow them to port. reconstruction .finance corporation. Democratic opposition charged he Psychology Tests In A Goldfish Bowl as a neutral inspector and so far GOP's Will Send The death toll of the double was "too soft" and had made A Ooor fight appeal's certain, has refused even to discuss the disaster rose to ]5 Tuesday night. agreements insufficient to meet however, when McDonald's nom­ JOYCE GAMMON, Pamona college senior, Claremont, Calif., practices psychology on lierman, a. com­ action. Both ' sides agreed the Six o! the Mercer's crew were German demands for equality. ination goes before the full sen­ 381 Delegates to mon goldfish. After she learned about response patterns and stimuli on rats, dogs and other animals neutrals should be mutually ac­ Illate<l as dead and nl ne crewmen The French nationa I assembly ate, probably next week, o! the Pendleton - the other ship she decided to try it out on Herman. Now when she hangs a rlllg in the wat.er, Herman promptly ceptable, the Allies contended. hill-heartedly voted approval Tuesday's committee vote was swims through it in order to reach the food she gives him as a. rewa.rd. County Conventions smashed by fierce sens - were Tuesday ot the idea of a Euro­ 7-3 and Sen. Paul Douglas (D­ The subject almost certainly missing. I1t), one of the three voting to re­ pean army, but specified that no will come up again today. More than 150 Iowa City Re­ There were 85 men aboard the , , Germans should be recruited un­ ject the nomination, said he would )Jublkans, including a number ot carry the fight to the floor. For weeks the UN command two vessels - 41 on the Pendle­ til, parllaments of all six proposed House Group Refuses I Sludent Chapel Plans SUI Young Republicans, met in ton and 44 on the ! reer. j' members had ratified the army Douglas told a reporter he op­ and the Reds have been at logger­ pl'ecinct caucus at the city hall Thlrty-lw\l were rescued from treaty. That will take months. posed McDonald, now chairman of heads on the two other big issues: rnd county court house Tuesday lhQ Pendleton - and 38 from the Many Frenchmen just don't want the securities and exchange com­ Cleanup Chief Immunity Receive Approval, 1. Allied inSistence on voluntary .lIght to select candidates for com­ Mercer. to see their old foes rearmed at misSion, "Not because I thought repatriation of war prisoners. The ing county conventions. him dishonorable in any way but WASHINGTON (.4') - A house . Other Johnson county Republi­ al~ let alone as an equal partner * * * Bids Due Tuesday Reds want the release and return Ooa • Guardsmen RI k Un. in Western councils. because I did not believe he was cans met at their regular polling juriiciary subcommittee sharply Surplus Ship Deal Bids are to be called for Thurs- of all prisoners, forcibly if neces­ pIsces. Chancing their own satety, three A high Allied source said the strong enough and tough enough rejected Tuesday President Tru- day [01' the proposed new studen L sry. Delegates were selected on the coast guard cutters. in to Question of West German mem­ for the job." movc~ l'J1an's request that his cleanup ape 1 to be built on the east ballk 2. Communist Insistence on basis ot one tor every 25 votes make the rescue. With their decks bership in NATO, which many The llUnois senator said the Nets 4SO-to-l Profit en West Germans want, is inappro­ history of the RFC - which in­ clue!, Newbold Morris, be given of the Iown river south of the building fighter and bomb r bru.es cast for Gov. William S. Beard ley awash In mountainous seas, the power to grant immunity from WASHINGTON (.4') - A gOV-1 Memorial Union. i(l the 1950 election. In all, JOhn- I EastwJnd, Acushnet nnd Yakutat rrlate at this time, especially since cluded charges of political "in­ in North Korea cluring a truce. plosecution to witnesses in his in- ernmellt investigator testified on Plans for the new chapel have fon county Republicans w111 send 1V0rked as II tea m to get a line the country is still occupied. He fluence" before the agency was . hccn approved by both the board The AIUes want this banned in suld the question would not be reorganized last year - shows "a 3/i1 delegates each to the county aboard the Mercer. They floated vt~tigation of government corrup- Tuesday that three men WIth ot education and by the Danforln writing. presidential convention March 14 IItcrafts to the cracked ship - discussed in Lisbon. vigorous, fearless and tough ad­ tion. $],000 capital made a profit of [;)undation, principal donor to the " ,. So sharp were the opposing and the regula. county convention I and thell through 15 to 25 loot Since both Adenauer and Schu­ ministrator" is needed. The subcommittee, headed by $450,000 in a war surplus ships new building, George L. Harner, points of view on these queSIlOjlS, ...., mall. approved the communique, .June 27. wavcs pulled some freezing sea· Rep. Emanuel Cellar (D-N.Y . ~ Qeal nego~lated in part by a law SUI architect, said Tuesday. staff officers agreed to bypass Nsmed to a commlttee to sele::t Illtn to the Ea lwlnd. ;which omitte~ .references to tbem temporurily in order fo con­ ~A:rO, It Is assumed that both the voted unanimously to turn down partner' Newbold Morris, Pre.i- r .. ndidates for thc Iowa City More thon lSI) p1en - members Truma Requests of m~~~~ ::~ b~o~~~'~~~iOe:r~f n~~! sidel' other details of the truce. French and West German govern­ the request. Similar strong senti- dent Truman's anti corruption 36 by 26 foot structure will follow. schoOl board election l'vJarch 10 of the crew or tlje cUUllrs - [ilt­ n,fnts accepted t}tls view. Powers Extension Meanwhile, in Korell U.S, Sabre were: C. Mcrton Spicer, I t pre- ured i" tile rescue. m~nt against it developed in the chief. I The chapel, financed by two jets flying cover for bomber mis­ cirlct, 1st ward; Pearl Ritter, ]st When thc lIfera!! pro edu e Germans Orfer Money WA!>HINGTON (IF) _ President fen ate, with Sen. Robert Taft William Leece staff counsel [or gilts of $5,000 each from the Dan- sions Tuesday destroyed three ot Clreclnct, 2d ward; Mrs. Car! Glt- · c r an estimated 150 enemy MIGs that lis, 2d precinct, 2d ward; J. A. proved too s lo~, the Acusl)net NATO's executive board said Tl'uman sent congress an urgent I (R-Ohio) declaring he did not the senate in~estigations sub- ~~J~~a~un~:~~~t~nd o~s~.nd~f~ Swisher 1st precinct 4th ward' made two sepalate passes along­ today West Geranmy could con hi­ tried to intercept them over request Tuesday to continue his bdieve it was "needed at alL" committee, identified Morris' part- and other gifts collected by the Leslie d. Moeller, 2d precinct, 4th s~de the wounded Me.rcer. It took btte 11'4 billion marks ($2,677,- emergency powers beyond the Some legislators have expressed ner as Houston Wasson of New university over the years, will be northwest Korea.