! Larson law, deconll~ consent of ~ "not be incOQ. On the Inside The Weather Iowa slatu\t CUy HlQh Willa Sectional. '"" al undor the na. Paq. 2 Cooler aDd partly cloudy with thunder­ gn vcrnillg bl)(\~ show.,. today. Fair tomonow. Hiqh I'\g a !indi Nurainq Dileclrees Allllumel Duties submilted: ••. Page 5 today, 71; low, 10. HlQb yesterday, 88; to th e govern,» Noled Pediatrician Dies Here low, 57_ all decont~o l ~ ..• Paqe 8· Est. 1868 - AP Leased Wire, AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wile -- Five CenUs Iowa City, Iowa, Thursday, July 14, 1949 - Vol. 83, No. 191 a " thorough 1/1. I ___________________________________________I ~------------------------------------------------------------ ______________________________________----I~--------~~~ :~--~------------ dcridcd on lh! lJons." eo ry but a Coo. determine a Truman Asks Sleel 10 Sellle! With Board Outside T·H Act President ·lashes Foes WASHINGTON CAP) - Pre ide~t Truman la t night made an urgent appeal to three large steel companies to avoid a steel trike by accepting his plan for a £act-fincling board outside the Taft-Hartley act. Of Expanding Economy Afler a day of scrambling developments in Pittsburgh and Wnshiuglon . tIle threat of a steel shutdown at midnight Friday over wages. pen~ions, and ~roup That's One Way to Get Service Defends Deficit insu1'ance still hung precarioUl.ly GARDEN CITY. KAN. (JP)-John Luther Fry drove his car ov'r tl!p nat ion . YeHers Suit Ruling to the garage to get his brakes fixed. Mr. Truman and Philip Murray. He turned into the motor company driveway and tound he Finance Period preslden t 01 Ih e CIO uni ted ~ teel­ workers, were both putUng pres­ Only on Temporary had no brakes at all. The vehicle hit a door post and broke a six sure on U.S. Steel. Republic, and by thirteen feet plate glass window in the thowroom. Bethlehem. trying to win their Receivership: Judge The garage promised to have the brakes repaired yesterday. As Wise Policy agreement tg appear before a non- WlASHUtGTON (iP)-Presictent Taft-Hartley board which the District court he3ring of a silit Truman lashed out at economy ad­ White House is appointing. vocates lalt night, linking them In Pittsburgh. the IlDlon ac- to block off the sale of Yett~r's with "selfish interests" who cepted the president·. proposal store to Younker Brothers ,Inc., Probe Indica,tes Fighting he laid will drive the country tor a 60-day postponement of Des MOines, yesterday was ad­ "into a ditch." If they get their the strike - but l\lurray an­ journed until 8 a.m. today by w.y. nounced the truce would appl), Judge James P. Gaffney. Not Cause of Air Crash But he Laid even though many only 10 tbose firms which agree Arguments heard yesterday con­ 10 appear before the board. He people "would lilte to have a de­ cerned the legal righ t of the LOS ANGELES (AP)-It was not a fight between passen· pression for poHtical reasons," the laid that today hf wllJ order a plaintiffs. Frfderick May and gers but the pilot's low flying tllat killed 35 and injured 14 in strike a,al"at firms which nation Is not now In a depression Frederick May and company, the fiery crash Tuesday of II nonschedul('d airliner, preliminary nor qoes it face the prospect of c1on.' l. Inc .• of New York. to do business In Washington, Mr. Truman investigation indicated yesterday. one it the "Lellish interests" are in Iowa. The suit was filed July thwarted. sent telegrams to the three com­ 1. ul'viving tewII1'des,'1 hal'lottt' Grenander, 23, told officers panies. JudKe Gaffney stated yester­ that the fi~ht was only a oM·punch affair and she nam('d Frank "The toola Ire at hand for He said: "Surely you are not day mornlnK tllat at present he Conway, Albany, .Y .• on!' of cont.nued eeonomlc expansion," afraid lo have your side of this would rule only o.n a request the 35 dead, as the man who Mr. TrulD&n added. "All we dlspule examined in the public that a temporary receivershIp threw tht' punch. What started need" Ute eou ....e to lIle tbem." In teres!." Russ Waging 'Fear be set up for the Iowa City NROTC Middies Test Swimming 'Pool' the fjght has not been determin­ He made plain he telt the tools Replying to the companIes' ar­ oorporation. wete (lrovlded In the economic kit lument Ihat be ourht to use the THE USB CATAMOUNT, a lanelin, ,hlp dock, wa~ converted Into II> swlmmln, pool yesterd.y. Silme ed. \ The matter of whether or not Campaign' to Snatch he handed to conJress in a special national emergency provision of of tbe 1,000 naval reserve training corps mldsltipmen from 31 oolleres throurhout the The incident occurred about an mesLa,e on Monday. They pro­ the Tart-Hartley act, he said the the store could be sold over the country belnl ,rained In ampbibloUJ warfare teeholQues In Chesapeake nay took hour before th crash. and there objections of May would not be advao~re of the vide tor expanded social wellare situation does not conltitute co~er8lon and I'oWld the IlDlque swbntninr hole ltJucb W. their IIkln,. was no trouble after the pilot, Power, McCoy Says enougb ImmedIate per" to tlie considered at this time, he added. Capt. Roy G. White, came back proil'ams, government aid to spu~ "oaUonal health or ufeiy" to Gallney then recessed c:JU)'t and talked to Conway. Miss Gren­ W ASHINGTQN (JPl-The United l{l,gin, buslne!!ses and steps to ease warrant such action until after for one-hall hou), and advised ander told District Attorney Ar­ States charged yesterday RusSia the unemployment progra\Tl. a uprolonged in terruptlon" has the parties eODcemed W try to thur Waite of Ventura county. Is waging a campai,n of "fear. In a epecial "fireside chat" with occurred. resolve their dUferences 11 pos­ Militant ,"C,o'tri·mtiri.j.s:t.s Den'ied White then returned to the co n­ social unrest. confusion and dis- thie American people-via the ra­ The president emphasized the sible without court 1It1,aUlln. trols, radioing the Burbank air order" against the Japanese gov- dlo and television-the President companies are not being asked to After the recess produced no traffic tower to have police meet ernment . in the hope of seizing la ~t ni,nt ctefended his contro­ bind them[. elves to accept these results, A.B. Howland. Des the plane when It landed. ;Bu t the political power In Japan. ' . verslal plan for a temporary per- recommendations. Moines, counsel for Younker Churc'h5:acrairfeht ;to~rd~rt. , . airliner crashed within 25 min­ The accusation was made by iad of deficit financing (operating TS Thus. along with other govern­ Brothers, Inc., introduced the mo­ -----:----'-----,-.- , VATICAN OITY (JP) - The Pope utes at about the 1,800-foot level Gen. Frank R. McCoy, before the in the red) to stem the recession. ment offiCials. he saw the present tion qUEstioning the legal right of In rugged Santa SUstlDa mount- ll-natlon far eastern commIssion, 1. The ,tI-blllloo outlay he has May to participate in Yetter's bas 'ordered major exco~/llunlca- situation as being one of disunity tion"": denying ,. the sacraments ains. of which he is the U.S. member budpted for the current fiscal year among major steel companies. Two !business. IOn$ R 0pt, and comforts of the church r­ Negro, Rabbi Tell The plane was on course for and chairman. It was In reply to is not a "waste of money" as he of the highest-placed officials in Robert Yetter, secretary-trea­ ent agai~t militant. Catholic Comrnu- landing at Burbank. said James a statement two weeks ago by Laid the cut-~ederal-spendlnlf ad­ surer of Yetter's, and Frederick th e government told reporters pri­ ~ists any~here in the world. Peyton, regional civil aeronautics Russjan Ambassador Alexander S. vocates cnar,e. Rather, he said, it vately it was clear the steel pro­ May, Brooklyn, N.Y., testified at Congress .~;9UPS . board chief. eXCEpt that it was Panyushkln who protested Amer- is an "Investment in the future of ducers were not united in their the morning session. The hearjng ',_ . The: ,e~cc.inmunica,tJon . wa5 an­ ( II nouncect yester'dlIY ib art historic "too loW." The offiCially prescribed Ican handlini of the labpr sltu- America" which will pay "untold was eontinued at 2 p.m. with a ed III ega I. position. aHltude at that point is 5.000 feet. aUon In Japan. dividends in human happiness." further testimony by Yetter, decrl!e 'Of tAe ' Sa'cred . Corigrega­ Loyal to ,America CHICAGO !U'\-Federal •. J~e. tl(e 1;Ipl),\,Ofiicle apPfov,ed "I , think ) know why Captain After MeC(UO finl5he¢ readln, .!.. U ' i~~. eXPfJlclUul'eI ' are Ingalls Sw isher, partner in the tion ' ~f t Elwyn R. Sh~w h.eld y~~terda~ by . .Pope " ~ius . ,xlI. ' ..'.'. - "WASHINGTON (~ _ A Negro White was too low," said P eyton, his 7.DOO-word statement yester- ' slas,lled "we wlU deq'ease employ­ law firm of Swisher and Swisher; heading th e. field invesligailpn, clay, Panyushldn ,ro.e to · repeat ment, 'cut down investment, weak­ Reuther Men Win Chris Yetter, president of Yetler's, the loclll option ~ ectlon ot the fed­ :,1 It ..a.,.,iMa .to.:au Jnem~rs vf investigator I1nd a Jewish rabbi the 86_n catholic 1.lth-"who "but I don·t want to say why un­ his charges. ' eu our defenses and injure our e{- and Stephen and Dorothy Swish­ el'a] rent control law is un~onstl- , blab pro1.esslon .