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wATtnt.no Tktty covxmn. WAT1RL0O. IOWA rmpAY. AUGUST IS. 9l.

THE DAILY RECORD IN BRIEF DEATHS Driver's License buspenaea inn i WATERLOO Mostly habitual Survey Shows Accident Causes DANIEL C. BUCKENDAIIL. Graveside services are 3U oayi. sviflav nipht through aaiur-1 violator, MrGlaughlln. Jjmea 17, ol Jnd.

day with little temperature change. Low Friday night 57, planned for 3:30 p. m. Saturday at Fairview cemetery for Jordan Troops Hunt Arms in Refugee Camps orndencp, MlWu opo.ni'.., SCHHIKVER, CJary 1. of Kock.

ford, rrKllgrnt operator, 30 daya. wiARDA. Thomai 17, ol Acklejr, speeding, 30 dy. Daniel Chris Buckendahl, in- high Saturday B5, rant son, oi Mr. ana Mrs.

rnit- bon Buckendahl, 747 Colleen DES MOINES (AP) -Failure to yield the right- IOWAs Partly cloudy through Saturday with acalttred (how era ina "und.r.tormt half Friday night. Cooler molt actlona Jilday vli-Krma iouth Saturday. Evansdale, of-way accounted for the greatest number of traffic i Mi, vHvV The infant died at 10:50 a. accident causes from July 1 to July 21, the btate bafety Department disclosed in a report Friday, Partly cloudy and warmr. chame of aoma acattered thundershowera Fire Alarms Thursday, 4 49 p.

nv. to SI Ha, trinme brush pill on lire. No loai. Thurnday, 6:61 p. to 3l California St Children playing with matchea act clothing In houae afrra.

Slight lost. Thumday, 7:48 p. to interaectlnn of fowler and VUiton Sl. Flarg up. set.

No losi. m. Tnursday at bt. irancis Hospital of respiratory illness. He was born Aug.

12. Sunday. The report, which shows the major causes of traffic AMMAN, Jordan (AP) Police and soldiers searched the two largest Palestine refugee camps in accidents in each of the 13 Sunrlsa Saturday, lunaat, Survivors Include the par aunrue Sunday, S-17, ents, a brother, Bradley, two Agree on Amman Jriday, looking for arms In these tmderboxes ef opposition to King Hussein's government. WATERLOO TEMPKH ATliBIS, Maximum Thuraday (otilclal) Thurariav. 8:35 B.

to WU Dior years; paternal grandparents, 0 Iowa Patrol districts, will soon be used to direct special enforcement and education programs in various parts of the Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bucken-mimum Thur.d,y (official) 0i A top joraanian army omcer saia no persons were j.li HTU TrMtv. a. m.

lOlliLimi oani, nerce, cu. m. (official) taken into custody for Ques Welfare state, Safety Commissioner grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.jrriday, a. m.

lotficinii tioning. About five of them had Births Reported. Allen Memorial. DOItENKAMP, Mr. and Mri.

teon- Russell Brown said, Philip Fink, Norfolk. Neb Friday, i p. m. inim-wi WrMiv 1 m. (downtown) Friends may call at the Maalmum year ago Fund Bill Mlard, lie ijowaer i fr nH TlnnaM 4B THE STUDY is the first to Minimum year ago SE 7 .50 Commuist leaflets, he reported.

Police sources taid blasting powder and ammunition were found in one camp. THE SEARCHES were car Wind (official) Precipitation End Exile of Cyprus Archbishop WASHINGTON (AP) Evansdale Chapel of Memories. Rev. William Kucenski, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Evansdale, will conduct the services.

outline causes of accidents in different parts of the state. There is a separate report for each patrol district. Previous accident studies have been on Webaler a boy. GOARCKE, Mr. and Mil.

Ronald, 307 RiPhl girl. OLOEBS, Mr. and Mri. Alfred, Sumner, a girl, St. Franclt.

RUSSELL, Mr. and Mia. Robert, 404 Fowler a Senate House conferees ried out inder a curlew im Friday reached quick agree FIVt-OAT FORECAST, IOWA: Temperaturej will average near rormai Saturday through next Wedneaday. Normal hlgha 4 north to aouth. Normal Iowa 611 north to 62 aouth.

Warmer about Sunday and Tuesday. Cooler about Monday and Wcdneaday. Rainfall will aver posed on the two camps before statewide basis. ment on a bill to require ais KOLOC. Mr.

ana mri, jaine, closure of the makeup and RANDY ALLEN BOUCK. "This study recognized the E. 8th a boy, dawn. By noon the police and soldiers had completed their LONDON (AP) Brit fx annual financial operations of ain announced i a Seholti Memorial. nARRTTT.

Mr. and Mrg. Jamea, fact that major causes of accidents are not the same all Private services for Randy Allen Bouck, infant son born employe pension and welfare ArcnDisnop jviakarios and 1117 Hawthorne a girl. HIKKERMAN. Mr.

and Mil. Trank, age around one-fourth ot an men or lea In acattered ahowera. .1 CEDAR RIVER STAGE. Friday noon 1J5 Normal plans. prematurely Wednesday at St, other exiled Cypriot leaders 322 Walnut a girl.

over the state, and it gives each patrol district a guide for local enforcement," Brown They accepted most of the Francis Hospital to Mr. and iKDir.RSfJN. Mr. and Mrs. Richard.

11 may be allowed to return to Cyprus if violence ends in 1105 W. 23id Cedar Falls. girl. Mrs. Frank R.

Bouck 622 W. 1st were conducted Fri said. raids and the curfew was lifted. The two camps contain about 50,000 refugees out of 250,000 persons in Amman. The other 25 U.

N. relief agency camps in Jordan, housing about 450,000 refugees, were not affected. A top Jordanian source denied an Israeli radio report that about a dozen top Jordanian the island. Developed by the depart Building Permits NERISON, Harland, 21 5 Lormt A statement issued by Prime House of the legislation, which was considered by some members as less strict than the Senate bill, TESTIMONY before day at the grave at Elmwood cemetery with the Locke Funer meat's research bureau, the (low Public Service Co. gaugej RIVER STAGES.

La Crosse 4 no change. Laming 7.6, no change. Dam No. 11.9, no change. McGregor 6 2, no change.

Dubuque 7.1, riae .1. Davenport 3.4, rlie .1, Keokuk 2.6. fall .1. to erect one story frame dwelling 34x26 plus 4x14-6 at 346 Jay 500. Minister Macmillan's office declared Britain intends to press al Home in charge.

The baby study covers 3,048 accidents reported between July 1 and died at birth ahead with the fulfilment of a 21, during which time 1,214 Senate Labor Management Surviving besides the parents modified seven-year plan for officers were arrested Thursday are a brother, Kevin, one year persons were injured and involving 51,169 drivers. Rackets Investigations Committee on several occasions has the island's future. in the Nablus area of Jordan- old, the paternal grandparents, Schwarz, 166 Felt Evansdale; a stepdaughter, Mrs. held Palestine for plotting a WATERLOO BUILDING 3M Svcamote to erect one story frame dwelling 84-9x36-8 at 1226 Jul-ian $11,500. To erect one itory frame dwelling 24x30 at S14 Evergreen $8,000.

To erect one atory frame dwpKlug 24x30 at 411 Harlman OL1NGKR BUILDING 613 Ans-bovough to erect one atory frame dwelling at 1125 Eleanor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouck related to alleged misuse of THE MAJOR causes of ac THE BRITISH plan put for of 1916 Independence and I Harold Walker, Pittsburgh, welfare funds. coup, A number of officers were arrested last month for plotting ward last June envisaged self the maternal grandparents, Mr, cidents during the period were, in order: three stepsons, Victor Pay ton, 358 California Ver- rule by the Greek-speaking gainst Hussein. The compromise measure eliminates most of the stiff criminal penalties proposed in and Mrs, Herman Legler, Mason City.

nd Turkish-speaking commu $9,550. old Payton, Colorado Springs, THE CLAMPDOWN opened ilies through separately elect the Senate bill. Billie Payton, wasn-burn; 28 grandchildren; three BKUtiUi main ee avnuj.4., -im Prospect to erect one atory frame dwelling 38-8x24 at 1637 Colum bla $11,000. GARTH L. MUNGER.

ed parliaments. the Moslem sabbath, a day of possible trouble because it Failure to yield right-of-way, 408 accidents; followed too closely, 332; stop sign or traffic signal violation, 158; improper start from parked position, 134; speeding, 105; reckless or careless driving, Macmillan's policy statement Funeral services for Garth i brothers, Stanley Munger, It does contain penalties for deliberate misstatements in (Associated Press Photofax) It Won't Wash Off Wendy Lee Webb, 2, found a pretty bottle of Indie ink in a drawer while mother wasn't looking at Tampa, Fla. Wendy poured mott of it on rug but managed to get enough on her hands to smear her legs and face, Mrs. W. Webb figures It will take six months of soap and water treatment to get the ink off her daughter's face, Wendy doesn't teem to mind.

ANDRIES. Anita 625 Lafayetla to erect one and one-hall story brings emotional, easily In Friday disclosed, however, tha Munger, 63, of 358 Cali Austin, Ralph Munger, 3119 Cadillac Cedar frame dwelling 26x32 at 1635 Locke filing reports anc provides for flamed crowds into the streets. Britain has dropped a proposal fornia will be at 2 p. m. Another 500 to 800 security to allow Greek and Turkish 94; vehicle not under control, troops were added Thursday government delegates to sit a $1,000 fine or six months imprisonment for willful violation of the registration or pub lication section.

92; improper passing, 62; night to the already heavy mili as members of the British WILLIAMSON, D. 531 W. Donald to erect one Itory frame dwelling 32x24 at 555 W. Donald $8,800.. DuBols Home Builders, 220 Com.

merfial to erect one itory frame dwelling 39-4x24-4 plus 17-4x4-8 plus 10x10 breeieway plus 20x22 attached garage at 1186 E. Rldgeway, $13,150. driver intoxicated, 16; driver tary guard in Amman, Saturday at the Chapel of Sidney Munger, 1839 Memories with the Rev. Ivan: Mitchell four sisters, M. Maxson, pastor of Linden, Mrs.

Delta Galvin, Sandstone, Methodist Church, officiating, Mrs. Dick Ruby, Hinck-Burial will be in Poynerjiey, Mrs. Pete Nede-cemetery. 'gaard, Forest Lake, Mr. Munger died about 11.30.

Mrs. Ernest Graton, Anoka, Governor's Council. Rumors rocketed through the fatigued or ill, and road de fects, 4. This was designed to give Jordanian capital. One said the two nations, at odds over House Approves U.

S. Reluctantly Eases Brown noted that since the 80 mile an hour speed limit the British crown colony, a that antiroyallst riots might occur Friday, Another said an at voice in Cypriot administra Trade Names Filed TONY A.MFAHR PAINTING Tax Relief to tempted coup was frustrated tion during the seven-year a. m. Thursday at St. Francis Minn.

Hospital of multiple sclerosis.) He was preceded in death He was born Oct. 9, 1894, injby his first wife, his parents, New Hartford, the son of a son and a daughter. Thursday, DKCQRAT1NG by Thomas Saul, of 15 I'aber. Curbs on Red Trade cooling off period, Greek Small Business Cypriots wants union with THE REFUGEES have been went into effect, speeding has dropped from first place among the causes of accidents. Doolittle Named Space Lab Chairman LOS ANGELES Gen.

Charles and Mary Munger WASHINGTON The and married Julia Snyder on In. camps since the new state of Greece. The Turkish Cypriots demand partition to protect their minority status. House approved Friday a bill) Oct. 15, 1915, at Raymond Israel was founded 10 years retained her U.

junior girls' golf championship Friday when she defeated Sherry Wheeler of one up, in the 18-hole THOMAS JAY GRIFFIN. Funeral services will be at 10 a. m. Saturday at First Presbyterian church for Thomas Jay Griffin, 3, the son of Mr. WASHINGTON (AP)-The United States is reluctantly easing its curbs on trade with the Soviet bloc in Europe.

It is doing so under pressure from allies and American businessmen in search of new markets, She preceded him in death in ego. to provide 260' million dollars Most of the half-million ref INSTEAD, the statement James H. Doollttle has been ugees in Jordan live on U. said, the Greek and Turkish and Mrs. Harry J.

Griffin, 700 named board chairman of 1945. He married Sarah Payton Oct. 4, 1947, in Waterloo. He was a resident of Waterloo for 40 years and until he relief. They have tended to fol a year in tax relief for small business and make wide-ranging technical revisions in the revenue laws.

final. Miss Eller, who will be 18 years old in about a week, is the first player ever to win Space Technology Labor a delegates could be regarded as envoys of their countries low the brand of violently anil Cornwall Ave. The boy drowned Wednesday evening In a small Israel Arab nationalism tories, a firm devoted to the study of missile and space fish pond at the north end of.this title twice The tax measure, a compro preached by President Nasser At Last Young Horseman retired six years ago he was a molder at John Deere Water with the right of direct access to the British governor when their national interests appear affected. of the United Arab Republica problems. The laboratories, now a di who has issued veiled calls for mise of Senate-House differences, now returns to the Senate for expected approval there.

Fulfills Ambition Hussein's assassination vision of Ramo Wooldridge will become a separate Island Park in Cedar Falls. The Rev. Paul W. Beer, assistant pastor, will officiate and burial will be in the Midwest cemetery. The body will be taken to the church at 8:30 a.

m. Saturday from the Locke funeral home. II. S. Admiral corporation in the near future The small business tax bill LAKE CITY W-contractor Arnold SALT Housing THE COMMERCE Department announced it plans a substantial cut in the list of 922 Items banned In any S.

trade with the Communists. All trade with Red China, North Korea and North Viet Nam continues to be prohibited, however. And some items, especially in fields like chemistry and electronics, will be added to the list of commodities prohibited in U. S. trade with the Soviet Union and the Soviet satellites and Doolittle will assume his A LITTLE LONGER.

BARKER, N. Y. UP) Thieves who lugged a safe from a store here must have worked on it for hours before giving up, says police chief John K. Denton. He said there were cigaret butts all around it.

The door of the safe fell open as it was being hauled back into the store. nouseoroup loo Tractor Works, In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Earl Munger, 1716 Lafayette six daughters, Mrs. Clarence Willis, Edina, Mrs. Clarence Nield, 1933 Howard Mrs. Robert Green, Mulberry Miss Elizabell Munger, 223 Allen Mrs.

Ora Laye, Pittsburg, Mrs. Betty Sees Formosa new position Jan. 1. is designed to ease the tax burden on small firms and encourage the flow of risk The famed flying hero, who led the first bombing raid on REPEATS IN GIRLS' GOLF. as Powderkeg capital to new business Tokyo during World War II Votes Debt Limit Boost GREENWICH, Conn.

W) Judy Eller of Old Hickory, TAIPEI (H America's top will be in charge of the largest concentration of scientists in commander in Formosa Friday the nation working exclusive Yank, 15, described the situation in the of Eastern Europe. Formosa Strait area as a se ly on missiles and space tech WASHINGTON (AP) Ulllcials could speciiy no nology, Ramo-Woolndge said Ties Soviet rious, powder-keg one in which "anything could and might hap White makes It a habit to check each new structure before knocking off for the day. He was startled to find a teen-ager riding a horse out the front door of one such structure as he made his rounds. "What are you doing?" asked White. "I've always wanted to ride a horse through a house," the 'young equestrian said with perfect aplomp, then guided his mount off the front porch end trotted away, ihe henate Finance Com KNIGHTS TO MEET, inittee Friday approved a pen." particular Items to he lifted from the control list.

They said no decision had yet been made except thte general one an Chess Master INDIANAPOLIS More But Vice Adm. Roland compromise bill permitting i temporary increase in the fed than 8,500 sword-wearing Smoot told newsmen he doesn't PORTOROZ, Yugoslavia SAFETY IS ASSURED eral debt limit to 288 billion think there will be an attack members of the Knights Tern Bobby Fischer, 15-year-old nounced by Secretary of Commerce Weeks after a four-month consultation at Paris with dollars. on Formosa, the Keds do plar will come trooping into the city Saturday for the start international master from New York, drew against the famous Chairman Harry F. Byrd (D 14 other free world trading na Va), who proposed the com attack, he asserted, the United States will fully live up to its treaty commitment to defend Soviet grand master David tions. of their week-long 47th trl ennial conclave.

promise, told newsmen the Bronstein after 59 moves in the international chess tourna- the Nationalist Chinese island. "SIGNIF1CANT changes are committee vote was practical ly unanimous. He noted, how Smoot compared the in being made in U. S. export ever, that not all members creased activity of Communist controls," Weeks said.

"The Charge She Offered $500 were present. changes will lead to a net jets over the Formosa Strait in the past days with probing by infantry. He said if this is Byrd said the bill probably duction of U. controls." will be brought up for action to Have Husband Killed Other officials said there will in the Senate next Monday, followed by bombing and strafing of the Natlonist offshore is be a substantial cutback in the number of Items banned in U. bloc trade.

WASHINGTON. Pa. (AP)-Mrs. Frances Mariorie lands, coupled with troop move THE HOUSE already has The more experienced Soviet master tried without success to crush Fischer, who defended himself excellently. After six complete rounds, Iceland's international master Fridrik Olaafson and Soviet grand master Tigran Petros-yan led 19 other world ranking players.

Each had 4.5 points. Fischer was down the list with 2.5 points. nf WsKViincrtriri Pa famo crrnnrl htrr nrrinvi ments and concentrations of in passed a bill granting the ad Some metals will be includedjon solicitation to commit feIony after decontrolled goods, they vasion ships and bombers, then the situation will be quite among police accused her ol trying to have her husband, William said. serious. 34, killed for a $500 fee.

Mrs. Miller, an attractive ministration's request for an increase in the debt ceiling to 288 billion in the face of the government's mounting red ink spending. The House measure fixes a The 15 nations which met at Paris included Japan and all notified state police. the North Atlantic Treaty mem Navy fo Invite Mrs. Rickover The district attorney said mother of a seven-year-old boy, pleaded guilty to the charge Thursday before an alderman and was freed on $500 bond.

bers except Iceland. 285 billion permanent limit Mrs. Miller Wednesday paid $150 to Carpenter as a "down Tells of New Rocket to Destroy CBM They agreed upon a master list of 120 Items hnnnpd tn Rod with an additional temporary increase of 3 billion permitted to Christen Sub LOS ANGELES OT A new trade and 35 to be watched for ACCORDING TO Dist. Atty. possible embargoing if they ap-j Michael A.

Hanna, Mrs. Miller peared to be "strategic" that: last week ap- WASHINGTON The Navy plans to invite Mrs. Hy- .1 1- PL payment." Carpenter then Hashed a signal to waiting state policemen and they arrested Mrs. Miller. WASHINGTON police quoted Miller as saying: is, lAJiemiauy neipiui iu viu-; 0 8 0 a rocket soon will be developed which will be able to destroy any approaching ballistic missile, says an Army general.

nese-Sovlet war power. man G. Rickover, wife of Rear Adm. Rickover, to christen a young man whom officers declined to Iden nuclear-power submarine. Lt.

Gen. Arthur G. Trudeau, THIS REPRESENTS about a 50 per cent cutback in the previous list of banned items adopt A high Navy official dis chief of the Army's research tify and asked "I agreed to meet him (Carpenter) to discuss my plans for closed this Friday in response until June 30, 1960. As revised by the Senate committee, the bill would increase the permanent debt limit to 283 billion. An additional temporary increase of 5 billion would expire June 30, 1959.

IN A HEARING which preceded the committee vote, Secretary of the Treasury Anderson said he would not rule out a tax increase as a possible means to cut budget deficits and combat inflation. But un to inquiries. and development section, told a meeting Thursday the new rocket will be the Nike-Zeus, You can enjoy real peace of mind at very small cost by keeping important papers and valuables in our vault. ed in 1954. The master list is kept secret.

But the member nations gen him to shoot her husband during a fake robbery. Hanna said disposing of my husband because of unbearable home jie saia tne decision was made a month ago. However with a speed 10 times greater erally publish their own lists he added that formal an i the man in Officers quoted her husband, than any current aircraft. drawn from the recommended if nouncement of a sponsors formed deputy Items agreed upon at the 15 nation session. constable an operator of heavy construction equipment, as saying his domestic difficulties were "no selection never is made until the launching date of the ship Mrs.

Miller Charles Carpen is determined. more than usual." SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES ter of Washington, who in turn BACK TO SCHOOL Fire Bomarc in der sharp questioning by Byrd SALE lhere have been reoorts he said he is not prepared now to come up with tax proposals. that Mrs. Rickover would spurn an invitation to christen Another Test With MCU DSWAI for as little as $975 per year CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. Mb.

If IV I rtm PORTABLE a ship because of what she considered a snub to her husbanda prime mover behind the atomic-powered Navy con WV-A Bomarc missile blazed! Paralytic Polio Still Increasing aloft Friday in another test of the nation's most advanced guided air defense weapon. On Aug. 7, the ground-to- ceptin failing to invite him to a White House celebration WASHINGTON W) New POPULAR PRICED of the Nautilus cruise across air missile was launched by, Protect deeds, securities, insurance policies, etc. jewelry and heirlooms, all your valuables should have full protection against loss, fire, theft IMrc uMtr a bi re cases of paralytic polio are continuing to increase, the public health service said the North Pole under the arc tic icecap. I II I rWKIAPLH The submarine Triton, larg- Last week the states reported, undersea vessel ever built a push button from 1,500 miles away to test its compatability with the SAGE air defense, system.

The launching was success-1 ful, but the Bomarc failed to; 80 new paralytic cases, com- wm oe launcnea xuesaay at 3 .1 a4ah rrw purea wua a revised ngure orjwivwmi wwm i V. it 1. 1 a I 1 tv me ween enaea Aug. i Tht Bank the Sayer't BEST friend! sensational 7ZJ'W I I fA make its simulated "kill because of a guidance malfunction in flight. Ike Signs Bill for Empty Grave Markers and 72 in the comparable 1957 week.

Total polio cases also are mounting. There were 201 re sRJB SPEED SELECTOR i 1 Vtt I a ft 7 ear aua tuaiae aaea. ported last week, 25 per cent Brand new SINGER Round Brand new aluminum Budget Portable only weight (only lt lbs.) handles during tale. heaviest stork with ease 'WJWJUWiM! Wi' jut, MEMBER WASHINGTON Iff President Eisenhower has signed a bill to provide, on request, markers for empty graves of servicemen lost in action. The markers could be obtained by families of men whose bodies were never recovered or who were buried at sea.

Congress was told there are 93,055 victims of World War I and later conflicts in this category. WEEKEND IN CHICAGO AUG. 30-31, SEPT. 1 2 Nighti, 3 Days include! Transportation, Cenrtd Hilton Hotel end Sight-Sating, ell lot SSI. 65 per person! Tour is escorted.

Reservation mutt be in by Monday, August 25th. BUDGET TOURS Phono AD 4-S434 ir.ore than the 161 in the week ended Aug. 2 but far below the 357 in the comparable week last year. The median for the week for the 1953-57 epan is 1,409 cases. Increases in incidence last week were greater In the New F.ngland, east north central and south Atlantic states.

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