Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1947-12-20

Daily Iowan (Iowa City, Iowa), 1947-12-20

Now We'll All Hum Vene 3 THE WEATHER TODAY D~ lbe hummi~ of a Christmas carol Thunda)' nl&bt low clouds and fog this morning, warmer in ~r Old Capitol, Prof. Harold S. WlUlams of the ecODOmies the afternoon. Tomorrow increasing cloudiness ttpartment a.ked his son John, ar e 6, why he wun'l. hummlnc and warmer. High today 40 to 45. low tonight •• 25 to 28. Yesterday's high 33, low 21. At 11 :30 John rf'plled. "I don't know what verse they're on." owal1 p. m. the temperature was 24. Eatabliabed 1868-Vol. 80. No. 7b-AP New. and Wirephoto -_.... Iowa City. Iowa . Saturday. December 20. 1947-five Cents e USS as In eace: ars a Asserts SeHlement Also Awails Trumon Asks 17 Billion Aid for 4 Years~~~~:!~~:~:~e Europe's Recovery With Aid Warns Against· •De Gasperi Gains World in Action- Next Thanksgiving \VA h"lNCTON I 5 retaryof tate Mar hall said la t nl'ht that Univ rsily students will c I - b aw:e of So ... iet "Cru tration" policl ,:J lastinl European peace set , II m nt i yel distant. 'Sabotage' Vol! of ConHdenca A d ~~~teva~h~~~ ~:~~gy w~~\~ f~~~ It probably will have to awoit the outcom or w tern Europe's fe- raun "I' fort with Am . ricon i tanc to tore a he IIh)' society," he 'an Assemb'ly Tn GI b I"ollnby 0 (Inmenl R. A\liU. Ku/1\ v d'r, yet"halrmon rday PI' d cted. In Iiall Of, lh unl\' ill' call'ndar com- In II radio tlilk. Marshall Tfported on the break-up or th BII Four eO e forel n ministers conCerenc at London. He IlIld lhot until th strullie By ( ommunists gO~~~' n\JP),;i'n 'l~\ a ~~OS:;I ., T.. A OCIATaO ra. I ml':'i~:'v lllion h .. , bl:en Included betw en Ru la and the w tern of confidence last n~t and then THE UN ECUIlITY council In th c I nd r on n xperim IIt- powers I. decldec1 ev n a "paper WASHINGTON, (JPJ-President w~m ah d with efforts to h lid 01 !Jasts for on year only, Ku v r Blue To Gel Report oft a nlltion-wlde strllce of lOme ye t~rday decided to dl cuss the dded. a&reement" would be dlrricult. Truman asked a divided congress "The SovIet Union has recoanlz­ I 300,000 feod handlers call d [or controversial veto I ue ag In Cl will lJe cll~lIIi. e I lit l'd th Iituatlon In lis frank de­ yesterday to vote $17 billion in I today. de pile Ru .Ian objections that all 12 :20 p. m. Wedn sUuy, No v. 24, On Invesligation the next rour and a quarter years claration of ho' III.)' and opposi­ Amlntor Fantani, lobor mini - such talk "constltut Il wa te of and will Oll\"n aL 12 0 P .111. tion to th Europ an recovery tor the bu.i1ding of a Europe strong ffl Monday, No .... 29, Ku ver SIIld. t er, an d 0 th l' governm n t 0 - time." By 9 to 2 vote the council Of Conservation ,Unit program," Maflhall continued. enough to resist "tolnlitorian ag­ clais stiU were m tin, wIth Consideration wos liven th workers and ownel'l In rood In- approved II work sheet call1ni for lon, r Thanksaivln, vucation as Placinll the blame ror failure to gression" and preserve "the civili­ DE MOINES, ( - A port on reaeh aareement on Russlon For ­ du trlea betw en whom contr cl debate on th question. No date a result oC ctlon tak n by th zation in which the American way o( th low con rva- elan Mlni,ter Molotov, Marshall neloUatlons had broken down. was set, however, Stud nt council Nov. 4 wh n a of life is rooted." ticn commi Ion will be hied to- said the Sovl t spokesman display­ This is the greatest relief and The strike would artect food * * * commlU . was appointed Lo at- ed "no apparent will to reach a fehabllitation project in world factories, stores and shops. Baker- THE ANTI- OMMUNl T mi_1 1 nd m tlll& .. of lh univ I' 'I Iy day with Governor Robert D. Dlue and th comm ion. setllement.." history, colling for ,the largest les, milk dl-tributo• and II.' nor I'.y yelt erd ay s"",,,,,,e.A.'" d ! rom th calendara solution. commltt and work out peacetime expenditure ever ask­ 01'. Ira N. CllbriellOn of Wa~h. Dcspit the outcom , which he plants would not be hit. Communist - dominated Ceneral M b t rmed dlsappolntlnll, Marshanu- ed of congress. It was detailed by Inlton, D. C., pr ,ident ot the De ' Casperi, hard pressed by Confederalion of Labor In Parll m r 1't d that no l' I ,round wa, lost Mr. Truman six months after Sec­ Wild Life Mona ement inalitme, leftist crltlcl m and demorulro- 0 a re ult of the I' ceni wave commit! w T K Ith ~1cNu .. 1 !l, or ,ained, except to make clearer retary of State Marshall first pro­ LOOKING AT A COpy or Pre Ident Truman'. mesaaae on lbe Mar ­ e D2, P rr}, th Irman; M Ivm and n Inv Ii, tin, commlU Uons, won th vote or contld nee of natlon-w,ide .trik . The lac- II 'kt A4 Grundy Cenler' IIIralYl appoint d by the ,ovcrnur dr w th outlln of probl ms and ob- posed i land th ree mon ths a eter shall plan at the Capitol Ill'e from left: enator Ilatch (D-NMI: Ed wlll'd in the constituent embly. tlcn Is IImuted to have one " , up th r porI. stal'l to a 1. Un. peace. 16 EU1'Op~an countries pledged E. Mansur J r., chief I ~ rk of the senate, and enator Ferru on (R­ The assembly approved an 01'- ' lIi f th f d ti' Ix IHoughton, LI, Red Ouk, lind JaMt m~ on 0 e e rn on I' Culz, A4, Hampton. Blue announc d it would be "W cannol look forward to a .their combined efforts to make it ~ll c h l. ( AP WIREPIIOTO) , del' oC th doy soy Ina it had heard rn'Jllion m m brs, but. about a "The Student ''(luncil Is arate- work. made public immediat ly. unlfled G rmany at this time," he Bnd approved iovernment declara- Quarter of the CGT memb 1'5 ar luI to Deon Kuever lind the cal­ About two months alo th com­ advised. "We must do the best we Senalor Talt (R.-Ohio), chair­ tlons of policy. The roll eall of estlmat d 10 have refused to PIlY endor committe for the time mill Ion hired Dr. Gabrl lion \0 can In the are where our Influ­ man of the senate Republlcon ~35 deputies showed 303 for the their dues. spent un this proj ct," McNurl n policy committee, said assistance make a lurvey of its functions ence can b fel t." House P~sses GOP Price Plan; order and 118 Communl5t. and * * * said. and the lawl under which it oper­ Hla ret renee presumably was to shou ld be authorized only on a pro-Communist SOcialists opposed. ENATOIl KNOWLAND (R.- The new schedule will Itill me t at s- the 16 naUona of western Europe, year-to-year basis. Fourteen did not vote. Calif.) y terday demanded a the minimum reqUirements of the Includln, the AmerIcan-British 'Belore the vole, '\he Commun- conlreulonal InvestlcaUon 0 f North C nlral association al to Blue, who had charaed that fric­ occupation In Cermany. Ists and their Socialist aUles crltl- America's occupation polley in the number or weeks ot att I1\J­ tion and inter-departmental poli­ zon Truman May Sign It Reluctantly The secretary met head-on Rus­ ciled the ,overnment at lenath, Jap.n. He said a "confidential" one in aC'h 5 l1Iester, Kuever tics existed withIn th commis­ WASHINCTON (IP)-The Republican plan tor voluntary action to and De Gasperl lave on hour-long document dl do es that the pollc)' stated. sion staff, nam d a committee sian charle. that the western pow­ The Plan ers went to the conference without bring down the high cost of living was passed by the house, 281 to 73. reply, Is "contrary to American stan- "We still operotin, on the haded by Don Kern, M rshall­ arc a sincere purpose of ruchin, PURPOSE: To help 16 west­ ond sent to President Truman yesterday. The Interior ministry, report In( dards or decency and lair play." basis of a i1-w ek semester," he town, to make a Itudy. i , ern European countries help Officials close to the White House predicted the PI' Ident would sign Soon after the ,overnor's com­ aareem nl. The truth he said, the trouble In Caltanl etta, said * * * said. "The lime lost will be mod that "we went with a stron, deter­ themselves back to peace ond the bill, but at the same time would issue a statement critlcJlinl U. He atrlkefl blockaded the city hall FEARING a jail term which she up by startlna cJOSl e 2... days mittee was cre led the conserva­ minaUon to brlnl to an end the di­ prosperity by June 30, 1952. already has taken the position that It is inadequate and amounts to and resoried to a:unflre and are- caU "worse than death," PatriciO arlter In th foll." tion commission announced the vision 01 Cermony." ESTIMATED C O S T: Be· passing the inflation buck to him.

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