, On the Insid. • Weather Report DoWIliDq Rualcm Plcm • • . Paqe 2 Fair tcda, aDd Thuracla,.. Ut1Je "armer today. nq.,. Beat Browns. 1-4 Hlch toda" .1; low. S.. • . Paqe 4 Illch Tuesday. 11; low, Fall Perq. oi Pictur.. al owan 41. ., . Paqe 6 Eat. 1868 - AP Leased Wire. AP Wirephoto, UP Leased Wire - Five Cents Iowa City. Iowa. Wednesday, September 6, 1950 - Vol. 84, capture , oMore * * * * * * * * * War at a Glance He Had Situation Well in Hand Army Raises Korean !rol't: Communi t break­ CHATTANOOGA. TENN. liP) - "Shoct a picture the-re - Thllt'~ through threatens to roll b ck en­ my boy friend." the aUractivt' blonde Slild the train cllrryinll Chat­ November Call tire Allied northern tro nt ~ Red tannoaa'S marine eorps re erve unit to actIve dU lY r Ill'd from thc spearhead thrusts to nine mIles oj station. 1 Taefu. 0" all oth r rronts Allie One Will Be 1 Miss America 01 1950 "Give him a bl, ki!.S and I will," replied New -Fr Pre PhO- Forty Percent hold their ,round. Bad weather tearapher Bob Sherrill. cu down air activity. TOKYO (WEDNESDAY) - WASIfJNGTON (IP) -The army ml ANNUAL MISS AMERICA PAGEANT o~n s at AtlanUc City. N.J .• and n c.mpel!nc beauties Helpful bystanders quickly hoi ted the girl I \'('1 with tht' movin, lie., on iIle eqe of Brlchton pool. Jacque Mercer (center). Mia America of un. JolllJ the contes­ .... ke SUCCI' ; Un ited Stale tell North Korean torces rolled back Tu . day calied for 70,000 draftees Security Council Soviet Iller shot the United Nations' northern de­ car window. There wa a dramatic hug. a I'esounrling kl. s. T he cam­ ...." .a a pre-oontest appearance. Competition tor the tlUe of Mia America of 1950 wllJ continue era bulb Llashed. in November. a 40 percent increase ......oa\ this week. down in Korean ir combat. Chiet fen e line and captured Pohang U.S. Delegate Warren Au tin nl.o today. but nn AlJled counterat­ The marine In the window waved broadly at the ph<. tographer. in a monUl. ------------------------------------------- charges Russia with eeking to in- tack 100 ned their grip on the "Thoniu, bud. Thanks a million." ,elective ervlce Director Le­ crea e tension b tween Ch ina and vital communications center of But the blonde t tamped her foot and glared after the iroin. ,,1 B. Uershey hu I&lted he .. McCarran Takes Lead United Nations fighting North Ko- Von!lchQJ1 . "[-&rabbed the wrong guy." he aid . authorlled to drali 1.5.... I. Marines Ask Truman Apology reans. I Slashing throu&b the South Ko- the I I rour month ot tbH year. Wa blncton: Ar my k dra ft 01 rl' n Eighth dlvi ion's lelt Clank. ~ .. tf'm"er and October ul" to­ In Nevada Primary 70.000 men In Novcmb r, b ringing the nres enrly this morning cap- i IItd 10..... for the arau. A political newcomer and a lotal to 170,000 to date. lUll!! Yon::chon, 20 miles north- Polio Cases Equal Record High of 44 Th Increa ed call for Novem­ For Propaganda Accusations ----- CJ t of To gu. to IIrab control of t el' will leave a mar,in of only congressional veteran arabbed ke.y hi"hw ys and a railrOAd. Active polio cases at Unlver ity Tlle'day wn. Ruth NybRkken.22, 15,000 tor the December dralt. but WASHINGTON l1l'i - National early leads In Utah and Nevad u.s. 8udqet Surplus nut shortly atter noon an Amer­ hospitals remained at the y ar's daughter of SU ['s Prof. 0 car E. the Pre Ident can incrc e the au­ Commandant CUiy Nixon ot the Hawks Workout . .. senatorial primaries Tuesday ican otrice-r lit Kyongju said high of 44 Tuesday night with ad­ Nybakkt'n H('r condition was no thorization. JIIarIne corps league demanded a night. Possible in 195J "(rl ndly (orces ore back In the mission of 24 new cases since Sat­ avall nble. Military officials beUeve that I lowa's Hawkeye!, raclar whAt cit . ' urday. Three pOlio d 3th ove-r the public apology Tuesday Crom Pres- Wallace F. Bennett, former WASHINGTON WI - Th r ' II such n year-end increose Is like­ Is probably one 0' the touchest Tank - led R ds. on the rampage Amon, the admission listed weekenrl were rt'porte-d. They ly. lcIent Truman. who accused the schedules in the .chool·, hllter)'. president ot the National Assoe- chance the lovernmcnt may have In rainy weather which reduced \ 'e-re Elainl' Dyorak. 1, North Li­ The planne-d army buildup to JIllrlne corps of hllving a propa­ started practice Tuesday for the iatlon of Manufacturers. had 9.420 a bud,et surplu. (or (J c. I 10- 1. h r ( I d N tI berty; urti DelanR, 21, Norw v , now early In its thir'" month. (1 <' _ t C1 ury 0 th Un te a om meet Korean war needs and the ,anda machine "almolt equal to beneflt ot press and radio men, votes to State Sen. nue L. Cleag's ".r h e h tl g big hunt.· t and J an Marchant. 16. M rlon. spite the cost of the KOl enn fjg h t- nlr orc~, w r~ eo n IU ou Unpredictable Storm overall expansion pro,ram now Stalin's." A photocrapher' reporter 2.599 in Utah's Republican prJ- In, and the new mobililatio, pro- ot th 45-mile northern tront from Edw rei Lon ,d Ie. 3. 'on of Ed­ b (ore congre.ss calls for an armY Nixon spoke for the league's 40,- team was on hand at practice to mary. with 332 of 954 preclncts aram Pohang to Wae, wan. ward 1. Lonsli. Ie. 220 MeL an live Dally Iowan readers &he t.-ength by next June of 834.000. 000 members. Including some ma­ reportln,. This outlook. su""es tcxl a po _ The. offen Ive (l) complete., 81asts Florida Towns . lreet, was dischar ed from thl' Thi Is 242,000 more men and complete atory oa Iowa football Likewise Incomplete returns slbilfty by oWclal;rwho cannot be Ic aved 10 the northeast end of the hospital . rines on active Quty. in the wake this seuon. Twice dall), prac­ GAINESVILLE. FLA. lIP! - A wo men than were on army roUs from 83 of Nevada's 32~ preclncU named is in sharp contras t to de- line for nine miles from KilYe to The lit te health dClJortm nt in of a stormy sen lite protest ot tice sesslona, atarUnc thI. mor­ crazy-cat hurricane clawed north­ at the outbreak in Korea. It is gave Sen. Pat McCarran. (0- flcits of $3.122-milllon and $1 - Pohang (2) allowed Red break· Des Moines said poliO CEI es In 204 ,000 higher thon the budgeted the President·, statement. nlnc. will be held In preparaUon Nev).) seeking hls fourth term. 81l-mllllon in the two immediate- through fore to speed 13 mile:; west Florida fishing towns to for the lirst came 01 the lea­ shambles with 125-mlle-an-hour Iowa last week exee d d those for ·trength for the army at the end SeD. ~urke B. Hlckenlooper a 3.639 to 1,909 vote lead over Iy preceding "peaceful" years. west to Yongchon and 10 miles the same period in 1949. but son Icalnst Southern Callforala winds Tuesday, ~hen wheeled back of June. ,I·II/WI) said it was an "'nsult" George E. Franklin. Lns Ve,ns A treasury report Issued Tues- south to the vicinity of Kyon&ju y Sept. 29. down the peninsula gulf coast. this ar's to rillure showed a The arrny ls cOllJlderlnc coa­ M iIIe leaUiemeckl. the Amer­ lawyer. day shows the government ran n on the main Taegu - Pusan high- Turn to pace , for plcturell The small but dan,erous whirl­ deer e- e. ere iona1 propo la that the ap­ Ieaa pubUc aad the senate. Sen. Nevada Gov. Vail Pittman. budget deficit ot $787,711 ,000 In w.ay ; and (3) PI' ured the U .. and stories about TuelClay', er chUrned to a virtual stop lit the per ace UmU for the dJ'aIt be­ l...,.b R. MoCarUt,y (R-WI,). I who with McCarran formed the July ond August, liscal 1951'5 first FIrst cavalry division Into limited practice. headquarters ot the storied Su­ lifted to 35. iIarlne veteraD. called It Democrats· !lrst line of detense, two months. but that was inter- wllhdrawals north of Taegu. at eombat wanee river and lashed a wide "faataaUcal17 uDPa&rloUc." led Roland Wiley. his closest preted as anything but disheort- one pr int to WIthin seven miles Local drat~ boards now are se­ rival. HI to is. enlng. 10f thot base. area dotted with small fishing lecting single men 19 throu,h 25. 'Mr. Truman's statement was Labor Day towns for several hours without made in a letter to Rep. Gordon Traffic At 11:40 p.m. Tuesday (Iowa For one thing, it was less th an The li vered hi&hway and rail Allies Fear Russ War who are not World War II vet­ time). Wiley conceded victory to n third as bad as the $2,593.474,- line earries supplies irom Pusan chanCing Its stance. erans. The chairman of the house L. MeDonou,h (R-Calit) rejecting The IUd Crou said that In Entry; Red Plane Downed McDonough's proposal tor making Toll Rises to 360 Pittman. the incumbent. 000 deficit in the same months of to the First Cavalry, defending armed services committee.