The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 10

COUNCIL HUFFS IOWA Exchange Plan Lacks Authority Wifcfc. lew a Atty. Gen. Dayton Countryman's proposal for an interchange of peace officers between Iowa and Nebraska for law en- in Carter Lake appeared Thursday to lack legal author- Coan'y Atty. Eugene F.

Fitzgerald of Omaha said Jurisdiction of Doaclas Coun'y sheriff's office is by Nebraska iaw to r. County Matt cd same as Pot- tswartamie County's office being restricted to this count. Met In Omaha "I don't ihlrsk there is er.y basis for such Vaish said. "1 don't think of- f.cers of other states have the autnonty or to enforce oar laws." Countryman met last in Omaha wnh Walsh and Fitzeer- -'i The lwa attorney genera! is on weeks actue duty i air force at Offutt Air Force Both county attorneys vud fn- -eTient probiems in th Carf: area dierussed. bu' rothing was mentioned "This ie the first I plan." sr.d said Countryman made no mention to him about the plan.

Needs Policing Douglas County Chief Deputy Sheriff Jack KnudUon said Carte- Lake simply needs policing. Countryman said thai because of Carter Lake's "unique geography" is posed some problems in law enforcement. Carter Lake located on Iowa land west of Missouri River, is an incorporated town. It has a police department of two officers. Police Chief Harry Green of Omaha said he was willing to offer sen-ices of his department to the Douglas County sheriff's ofHce.

He added there was no indication of any stepped-up activity in Omaha. He said he hnd heard rumors about planning" to move into Sarpy County. which is the next county south of Douglas County. Customs Inspections Should Be Thorough YSIDRO. Calif.

Cus- tPlis of stopping a yoiin? Mexican bicycling across fie border with Jarsje sacks across the bare. "tVhaf you pot in those l-- asked the inspector. "Sand." "Hiw aoout the sand on ground. Miguel?" "Okay." The inspectors found sand but no smuge'ed goods. Thev waved boy on into the United States.

Next week the boy rode over the line again, xvith more sand. made him dump the sand found no contraband. MIgued on. on the sivth trip. ITHS called in the office chief.

He the youth: are you tak- PTOSS the border, young the Mcxi- r-- n', last confessed. Crash Car after a culvert on Highway 30-75. It was Jr. Note lef: reai- wheel, which is still hanging to the axie. the r.gn:.-- Ncrparei: Pnoto.

Knapp Thankful For Safety Belt Escapes Injury In Auto Mishap ing driven by Bert LeRoy Knapp Deputy Sheriff H. J. Carter is at LfRov Krapp Jr r. A rred.fd -afety in averting injury to himself arH more damase fo his 1955 sedan w-hen he lost control of the car on Highway 30-75 Wed- even ne. Knapp told Stnte Highway Pa- t-o'men A W.

Keller ard John Fbert he lost the air in his kit front tire as he rounded the curve about a half mile north of the c.tv limits. This threw- the car out of control and the left of ihe car were running in the ditch on east sid" of the road for more than 100 feet. Hits Culvert As the car hit a culvert crossing in front of the Marion Mahoney home, the left rear wheel was doubl'd underneath the car and the car was thrown back on the imvay. The car to rest on the east of the rosdwav. Krapp said he probably would have been thrown through the windstre'd had he not been in a sa'ety belt.

Drmase to the auto was con- fired to three wheels and the ax'cs. A charge of reckless drivinT filed asainst Knapp. who said was driving about 65 an hour at the time of the Hearing was set for 8 03V before Justice of Peace M. H. Krmmond at Manawa.

Bert LeRoy Knapp Jr. unsnaps safety belt. Women To Fete New Citizens The second class of netv citizens in Council Bluffs this year will be feted at a luncheon sponsored by the Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce Monday noon at Hotel Chieftain. Officials say it is unusual to have two classes in one year. In April a group of IS received citizenship papers.

The present class has 21 members. Miss Elsa Lundsren is in charge of the luncheon. Meat Prices Dip In Local Stores Housewives here should be pleased with what they find in the meat sections of their stores, it was reported Thursday. Wholesale prices on meat came down bi' last week. How the food store operators are passing these lower prices along to consumers.

"Pork, particularly." said one butcher, "is reasonable and the quality is good. I think it is expected to drop even more." Chicken prices which have been steady may drop a little, also, he reported. Steaks have been steady in price and are expected to continue so. Hams and bacon, pointed out another butcher, "have been very reasonable and may drop again, but not too much." "It is expected that some meat prices will drop," he commented. "They usually do with the fall season and the cattle and hog markets active." Buter and eggs have both gone up in many stores here this week.

One store manager said these prices will probably be steady for a while. western Iowa Record HARJLAN A to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Farley. I COUNCIL BLUFFS MARRIAGE LICENSES i Owen Mayo.

21. Omaha, and Roberta Hjelm, 19. Omaha. I Junior J. Johmon, 34.

GuUha. and Arietta B. Kock. 31. Vernon Hodge.

20. 1234 Moore i and Sandra Ann Barritt. 18. Franklin i MARRIAGE LICENSES GLEXWOOD Tony 26. and Wanda BuUard.

19. both of Omaha. Gary Allen Good. IS. and George Kay Parker.

19. both of Hastings. Park McManigal 19. and Mary Ellen Johnson. IS.

both of Gtenwood. Harold Reeves. 44. and Tena Works. 42.

both of Mexico. Mo. POTTAWATTIMIE COUNTY REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Federal tax stamps are affixed at the rate of $1.10 per $1.000.) Stanley Father Engle to Robert T. Jeannine Sigter: Lt. 3.

Blk. 3. Plainvieiv Add. $1.000. Edward E.

Olive Coe to Voyne Thelma Anderson: Lt. 341. Belmont Add. $1300. (1714, Ave.

Thomas E. Mary O. Beving- i ton to Stella M. Bevington: BIG CASTOR BEANS Taller than the house, these costor beans I 7 A- 5. Blk 5.

Benson's 1st Add are admired by Jacob Allamon of IS N. 40th Sr. AHamon gives his 51 jjgj wife credu for the planting and cultivation of rhe plants that are Seize Liquor At HoteTs Ruby Room No charge Thursday toUowiat partially tilted bottle of fa the Rub)' Room at Hotel Chieftain Wednesday night- Detectives i and George Jorgensen. who eon- i ducted the raid, said they found the bottle in plain sight under the counter of the bar. It was turned over to them by Mrs.

Christine Thompson. 53. 2828 Sixth the bartender. The raid followed a telephone report by Patrolman Dennis Buckridge to his superior. Capt.

R. F. Edwards. Officer Buckridge reported that shortly after 5 p.m. while on his beat, he walked through the Ruby Room and saw "a fifth of whisky under the bar but in plain Police said the bottle was one- third full and bore an Iowa stamp.

There was a poorer stop. per in the bottle. The officers also noted that the beer permit at the Ruby Room is issued in the name of the Hotel Chieftain and expires June 30. 1955. County Atty.

Matt Walsh Thursday said police had not yer turned over information concerning the. raid to him. To Expand Water Supply At Parks Park Board Thursday Charles Marv Bevine- morc than feet wl1 maintenance engineer on the roller thorize ronsultin; engineer coaster at Playland Photo. to Stella M. Bevington: Lts.

8. Blk. 5. Benson 1st Add. I $1 (rev $.55) XeUie Eyberg: S.

SO' of i Mary Bevington Goodman N. E. 60 Lt. 10, Blk. 11.

Grimes Add. W. to Stella Bevington: Lts. 7 8. Blk.

5. Benson's 1st Add. (rev $.55) I Thelma Bevington Jay William E. to Stella M. Bevington: Lts.

7 8. Blk. 5. Benson's 1st Add. $1 (rev- $.55.

nold Christensen to draw up spec- fjcations and sketches for an expanded w-atcr supply system at eight park areas. The Board plans to run addi- Play Day Is Set For October 16 Sptaks At Denver Parley CUv Recreation Supt. Forrest water lines in the parks to provide "skating nnks and make Thursday tt a er acctMibte to ihe pic- delegates to the National Recre- areas The date for the all-western ation Congress at Denver. Chairman Wayne Fariday said "Play Day of the West Pottawat- Wakefieid spoke at a group dis- arks will be provided in seven Harry L. 4 Michiko Bevington tamie Saddle Cub has been' cuss ion on the topic: "What Ad- locations-Fairmount.

Peterson. to Stella M. Bevington: Lts. 7 changed from Oct. 2 to Oct.

16 it ministrators expect of Boards and Sunset. Roberts Cook. Graham 8. Blk. 5.

Benson's 1st Add. $1 was announced Thursday. Commissions." and Kimball Parks. (rev I Play day activities will be on The four-day convention will Robert H. Eva Bev-ngton to the of the Iowa-Nebraska end Oct.

1. Stella M. Lts. 7 yards 8. Blk.

5. Benson's 1st Add. $1. The event "will start with a calf- Two Motorists (rev roping contest at 10 a.m. An en- James L.

Sally Bevington to trv para de will be at 1 p.m.. fol- Bellevue-G'enwood Stella M. Eevington: Lts. 7 S. by pony and pleasure cias- Blk.

5. Benson's 1st Add. $1. (rev scs 0 hO rees. and other 35) ests.

Bevington Howard Nichols to Stella M. Bevington: Lts. 7 8. IMK. 5.

Benson's 1st Residents of the Outer Banks Forfeit Bonds The Board also will install water facilities at a small triangular parkway at Oak St. and Broadway. Fariday explained that she facilities will be used to simplify care of flowers and shrubbery on the city-owned site. winners. Job "Eh? Ben" was named for -Sir Henry Benjamin Hall, works cornrnis5ior.er when the bell was ip.sfa'led in London's clock tower building in IS5S.

KILGORE. his letter of resignation. District Judge Fred Erisman said he was quit- tins an "ulcer-creating, patience- grossly-underpaid job." Tot Injured In Fall From Auto Mrlntosh. 2. daughter of rnd Mrs.

Richard Mclntosh In-" 1 Fifteenth suffered a concussion and fractured Wednesday when she "rom a moving car. i as in a car driven by father, hospital attendants "A The car was reported going 15 or 20 miles an hour. was admitted ii Tvlprcy ard was in satisfactory Thursday, tot apparently 'h-- latch ir. the car. Tne tioor crened aid she fell out.

'Day' Is Proposed Spe'-Ial to The Nonpareil GLEXWOOD-- An annual Belle- vue-Glenwocd Friendship Day celebration has been proposed by- residents of the two cities, according to Bert Caldwell. Glenwood realtor and co-chairman of the parade committee. The event would be related to the new Bellcvue. Missouri River bridge. Glenwood is the closest city to the bridge on the Iowa side of the river.

Bcllevue will enter a float in the Glenwood Homecoming parade Friday in connction the proposal. The Bellevue band will also take part in the parade. Glenwood has also been invited to participate in a parade to be held in Bellevue Sunday. (Add. SI.

(rev of North Carolina speak a a red light. Hazel Miller to Evelvn guage similar to Elizabethan Eng-; Joe Wood, 60. 3436 Avenue A. lish. J3.

overtime parking. of nuca annually. Two motorists forfeited bonds before Municipal Judce Allan Ar- IWTORt Industry dell Tnursday on traffic charges. DALLAS. Tex.

sP There's a They were: diaper service here with the mot- Theresa Meda. 55, 1301. $5. run- to -Rock a Dry Baby." India produces 54,888.000 pounds Garvis; Lt. 10.

3. Sackett's Add. $1. (rev J. F.

Pieper. et al. to Gale E. Esheiman: 60' Lts. 1.

2 3, Blk. 16. Tn. of Minden. la.

$300. Orris R. Jr. Joyce Charline Purcell to Don L. Donna J.

Frankland: Lt. 20. except all Lt. 21. Blk.

12. Omaha Add. $1. frev $13.201. James Henry L'oydette Carruthers to Oliver Jo Ann Splichal: XT.

N.SO' Lt. 3: E.10' l- Lt. 2 Blk. 14. Mill Add.

SI. frev 52.75. Roy E. Bonnie J. Ford to William K.

Jt Elinor M. Miller; Lt. 29. Elk. 11, Mid City Add.

SI. (rev 59.35*. Michael. Jr. Betty A.

Paulson to Joe K. Lois I. Lt. 10. Blk.

15. Central Sub. SI. (rev i Harry Nellie Eyberg to Har- KRESGES Nofion's Weather IX-'ro 7 3 3 -Tc N- to-, V. rV'pxe-" 6 P.Tn:\- S.v- Cty ICi Ar.eoJes n.

f- 7- il SI 7 ST. 62 2 7- bii 6 1 9 'i4 58 46 16 SHADES OF THE WILD WEST Tv-o modem-day buffalo hunters. I. j. left, and Poiter Cole, pose i carcass of a 750- b.son they in v.oods near Mo.

after the DIC attempted to attatic a truik a farmer f.v children. Oricr.n of the ar. of whh haven't th-s area for nearly a ro.iTiiry --rc-rnainf-d a rnystfr- cair.e forward and" his. xihic'n he had from thf farm last week. CL clear; PC part- cloudj: TR trace: M.

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