The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • Page 5

The Weather Council Bluffs and Vicinity IxKal forecast: Fair and cool Tuesday night, low near Wednesday sunny, windy and warmer. Hiirh in low 60's. I IN 1B57 COUNCIL BLUFFS 'ONPAREIL KEY t5 SOUmWESTESN IOWA XCVIII--No. 312 Telephone 4061 COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA, TUESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 8, 1955 PRICE 5 CENTS Would Pin Down Cost Of Schools Philby Challenges 'Third Man' Charge.

Board Will Seek Outside Help; Need Accurate Figures LONDON JP Harold Philby Tuesday challenged a Labor member of Parliament to repeat outside the House of Commons accusations thai he engaged in "dubious third man activities" in the Burgess- Maclean spy case. Statements made in Parliament are privileged, Thosp made outside could be challenged legally on grounds of slander or libel. Philby, former first secretary of 0 1 British Embassy i Washing- Mich a variety of estl- ton told newsmen that -the aecu- mates lias been submitted to against him were just the Council Bluffs School Board for the cost of construction of new buildings, that it has decided to seek outside help to rate" figures. In executive session Monday night, members tussled with several long-range plans submitted to them the past few weeks. Prices have ranged from 000 for a kindergarten and sixth I grade building to 54,000,000 for a Central High School.

At the first of the year the legal limit for bonded indebtedness will be $1.841.673. Too Loose Talk "comment He said that the Official Secrets Act prevented him, as a former government official, from discuss- o-ot "or-r-n i i th? mlssln diplomats Guy get dtxu- BurRess an(1 Donald Maclean. Bond Firm Offer On Bridge Road Would Help Defray Part Of The Costs If Pottawattamie County will build a proposed cut-off road that "The people who favor junior would help channel traffic to high buildings want good ones," the Bellevue Bridge over the Mis- Supt Russel J. Mourer said. souri River.

Shields New "And there has been too much loose talk about the cost of buildings, without any indication of what will be put in them." he added. Mourer recommended the Board "talk to" school architects about actual costs for different types of construction and furnishings. The Board instructed Mourer from the Pioneer Trail southwest- to get the opinions of architects erly to Highway 275, would cost outside of Council Bluffs on the an estimated $140,000. This would costs of elementary and junior include grading and grav el sur- high buildings. i facing.

York bond house, would be will- This was disclosed by Robert Stuart. Council Bluffs attorney representing the bond house, in a conference with the County Board of Supervisors Monday afternoon. Special Issues To Swell Turnout In Some Iowa Cities Ike To Address Nation On Friday Brief Appearances On Radio And TV I It was estimated that a 2'i mile cut-off road, with a 36-foot Voting Tuesday as a family affair for Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Diggle.

3107 Ave. as they step i separate booths at Franklin School to cast their ballots. Daughter Joanne, 18-months, waits outside. They in the Third precinct of the Sixth Photo. Member Arnold Christensen told the group the national aver- el was as how much Shields would contri- ages showed multiple story build- 1 i I i I i is cost from S2 to S3 more per th ht hg mi be ab to square foot than one-story build- to to contribute 535,.

ings. Other Proposals Vote Here At Noon Moderate Totals Slightly Under Two Years Ago Voting in the Council Bluffs The Supervisors did not commit gencral election Tuesday was Setf No a as told th Supervlsors 000. and possibly more." Home From Hunting Trip Empty-Handed, He Shoots Up Car CHICAGO police found a car on the North Side with more than 300 bullet holes in it they started looking for the owner. Through its license plates they found him Monday. Herbert Schmidt, 22, a photo- static company employe and owner Christensen read a recommen- 'themselves on the project.

Mem- moving aJong at a moderate pace the car said put th bullet dation handed to him "by a resi- jbers said they would take the to noon i i City Rejects Sewer Project Bulk Of Program Oulside City Limits The City Council Tuesday advised the Paul E. Weaver and At noon, a total of 1 220 votes dent" for a building program i proposal under advisement. that would eliminate the con-i Shields Co. is the firm that had been cast in the city's 19 pre hunting trip empty-handed struction of a central senior high marketed the bonds for financing cmts Heaviest ballotting was a school. i construction the Bellevue the Precinct of the i It called for a set-up with four toll revenue Ward where UQ VQtes had holes in the car himself one day River Bend "Construction Corn- Member Mrs.

made a proposal for five junior high schools, by building three new ones and converting Washington and Bloomer to serve in Election Returns Would Increase Traffic For a quick summary of Tues- Recently Shields Co. spent day's election returns, dial The John Hansen more than $200.000 to black top Nonpareil's automatic answering the five miles of road that leads serivce--7523. For other details on from Highway 275 to the bridge, the election, call The Nonpareil This is an effort to increase traf- at 4061. First returns are not ex- the program Her total was construction. fic over the structure.

Construction of the pected until after p.m. $1.325.000 I lAjiiMruuiiuii oi UK; proposed 1-------- off to the bridge approach i a Only 12 ballots had been i road would help to increase the traffic to the bridge, it was Raymond Jones, director of cur- i i out Derailment On North Western 17 Freight Cars Go Off At Dunlap cast at the Third Precinct of the Second Ward. In the last general election in last year when he returned from a panics it would not accept a proposal calling for S209.000 worth of new sewer facilities for suburban areas east of town. The city's share of the cost would have been 5134,000. Under the proposal, made several weeks ago, the construction companies would form a corporation and construct that portion of the sewer from near Highway 6 to 29th Ave.

Cost is estimated at 575,000. The sewer would be 15 and 18 inch service. Larger Line The 29th line requested DENVER President Eisenhower will address the nation briefly on television and radio when he I checks out of Fitzsimons Army Hospital Friday and again when he arrives in Washington that afternoon. The Denver remarks--the President's first to the country after seven weeks of hospital convalescence--will be at Lowry Air Force Base a moment before he walks UD the 17-step ramp to his private plane. Columbine III.

And his equally informal talk in Washington will be at the Military Air Transport Terminal at National Airport when he steps from the plane Eisenhower's doctors announced Edward C. Kirby here Monday he will leave the Phoenix, hospital Friday. He will spend the weekend resting up in the White House after arrival in" the capital, then journey by automobile Monday to his farm at Gettysburg, Pa for a further recovery period of perhaps six weeks. "Live" Coverage No specific time has announced yet for the President's parture from Denver or for arrival in Washington. The major TV and radio networks are planning "live" coverage of his remarks to the The White House made no im- 1 mediate on the nature of the Chief Executive's pro- iected remarks, but indica'tions are he wiill -express Ithanks for the flood of "get well" messages he has received from all 'over the world, and for the prayers offered for his recovery Indications are.

too. the Presi- The AS-CK a i i Biennial municipal elections were in progress throughout Iowa Tuesday and relatively routine ballotings at many points were in sharp contrast to lively local fights in other areas. Special issues, such as annexations, are expected to swell the turnout of voters in some cities. At Cedar Rapids a proposal to annex 12--2 square miles of county land south and west of the present city line has both supporters and opponents. Both sides concede that the outcome probably will have a considerable effect on the city's future size for a long time to come.

Clinton also has a controversial annexation proposal. Most of the discussion centers around Beaver Island and a 2 i mile square area south of Hart's Mill Road. The City Plan Commission and Clinton Development Co. both support annexation as necessary to Clinton's industrial growth. The Citizens Taxpayers which heads the anti annexation bloc, contends most new industries prefer to locate outside the city limits.

City Manager Plan The city manager plan is a factor in hot election contests in Iowa City and Des Moines. At Iowa City the Counicl-Man- ager is supporting George 'P. Dvorsky, Louis Loria and Prof. Philip Martin. Prof.

Thomas Farrell president of the CMA, has urged Iowa Citians who favor keeping the city manager system to support the three candidates. An opposing group, endorsed by the Taxpayers League, is made up of Lee Blodgett. Lee Expect Decision Free Kirby Army's Charges May Be Dropped to The Xonparcil DUNLAP Gangs of railroad men worked through Monday night in an effort to clear two main lines which were blocked TM' and 3 ne lap Depot, when 17 cars of a North Western westbound freight riculum, had previously prepared In the pasl the Bellevue Bridge 1953. the at noon totaled Mondav afternoon near the Dun- stat on a costs on plans being studied by has been advocating con- L467. At stake then were three a ois the Board.

One of them included of a cut-off road from i ful 1-term and tvvo short-term the top figure of 54,000,000 for a i Highway 100 southwest to High- Council seats, i i a court of- tram derailed. Central High School. And a week ago Principal Ber- way 275, near where the bridge approach road intersects. fices and tvvo Park Commission posts. nard U.

Bolton of Thomas Jefferson High School gave the Board his plans for construction "within tho legal limit of bonded indebtedness." Study I i a Needs On the opinions of Mourer that funds. most of the proposals did not provide sufficient room or facilities, and of Christensen that estimated costs in most proposals were low. the Board moved to seek "professional" advice. Turning to the immediate needs for next September, Jone 5 esti- It would cost J1SO.OOO to pave such a road. a Monday the Supervisors learned if the county a i cipated in such a proposed paved road it would take the 5180,000 out of its share of state road mated the additional rooms required at present buildings to house pupils.

He totaled a minimum of 13 "necessary" and a maximum of 31 "desirable" to maintain the "status quo." These would move children out of basement and other substandard rooms and eliminate restricted time attendance. Critical Districts Discussion centered around the critical districts. Some members thought Longfellow needed first attention. Others were of the opinion the Madison. Harrison.

Rue and Avenue districts were of primary importance. Computations showed more than 5100,000 vvotild be available in the 2'i mill levy fund early next year. Whether this amount should he ear-marked for adding rooms was undecided. Early in the meeting the Board reviewed schedules prepared by Jones on how year-around school classes would be delivered. Some Major Problems "Such a program works out I TM a i a i for a school as large Chica A hle Assn as Longfellow," Jones commented, "but the problems are uneconomical and almost msurmount- Ward 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 Precinct 1 2 2 4 1 195)5 90 101 110 SB 72 H2 72 92 42 51 29 3(1 74 37 37 SS 96 Totals 1.220 1.467 Warmer Readings For S.

W. Iowa A i warmer a will tease Southwest lowans for a day or two. but another cold march is in the way. Tuesday afternoon's clear sunshine was to move temperatures into the upper 40s. Wednesday morning prediction is "near i And for Wednesday the Weatherman foresees about 55 degrees.

Looking ahead from Thursday to Saturday, it will get colder-and then a again. For Iowa the five-day forecast calls for average temperatuies two to five degrees below normal. Little or no precipitation is ex- sheriff of Knox County are peeted. 'gaged in hot argument over Monday's national high flO of Molh Bickerdyke. degrees at Thermal and Burbrink, Calif.

During the night. Fraser. recorded IS degrees below. Council Bluffs' Monday maximum of 37 degrees was the top Oalesburg. Twenty-one 3953 121 126 95 82 102 26 109 58 79 29 49 91 10S timated cost was set at 5118,000.

This would be financed by general obligation bonds of the city. XT line would connect i a No one was injured in the ac- a a I Creek cident i was caused hy a journal failure on the head car II. Brobst, assistant general Final discussion on the proposal was Monday night. The Council TM lf could not tnfl Brobst advised that detour was jcct bocausc of lt: be built around the derailment 10 i i c.ty i i allow a i to move freely and out of Dunlap. in The i now has a sewer as far as 28th a i i a By 10 a.

m. Tuesday, Knov said, and in order to had almost cleared the easthound a the proposed proiect. line. Clearance of the westbound Ihe city a to run a sew- hno is expected before Tuesday er i 28th south to 29lh and along 29th to the point where it connect i 1he cons i i proioct That be tho only portion nf the project i i i the- city i i he a i Hot Argument Over Statue At Galesburg GALESBURG, 111. The i Brobst said.

i a a Damage to track is slight No estimate has made of car-damage. Brobst advised. The 17 cars--most of them con- a i i sand--hopped the track about T. :45 p. m.

Monday. A de- A a shows tour was effected around the de- I Arnold consult- railed cars so there was i in engineer, i a bro- riclay in getting mail trains on the proposal, i i thjough. out the area can offer approxi- The cars, which made up an rnatoly 1000 i i lots i i extra train, were moving about 1P i i over a 10 a miles an hour the acci- period dent occurred. Brobst said. a and i i i i as as i i 01 a i point- Edward Kirby, former Coun( Chopek and Glenn Meeks.

eil Bluffs resident and one-time The contest for two City Council Korean prisoner of war facing 'posts in Des Moines is flavored by eight charges of misconduct, was a sp nt i abor ran ks. The Good happy Tuesday. Government which was m- The U.S Supreme Court deci- strumental in brinj? i about Monda holding the armed manager in personal scrvlccs a try cx GIs for i Mo nes has bern jomed thfl crimes committed while in scrv-', CIO jn i aroIJ TVK h- ice probably means an end to the a Mr Ja a for charges against i i counci a a "I am certain that it means an end to the case." said John Tj The AFL HI DCS Monies-, how- dc-nt will get a warm farewell from a of Qmaha. attorney for i has endorsed Robert Conley the people of Denver when he trav- "I i believe, however, a Frank McGouan for the coun- from the hospital to Lowry Air haci a case against him in a A "umber of AFL building Force Base Fnday morning--and a I the" first instance." trades a announced their Kirby left Council last -ver staying away from to to Phoenix. Ariz.

jobs Tuesday so they could i him his wife and their work for Conley and McGowan. four i i and all household Annexation Issue goods Moines residents also i Get Job vole on a proposal to a.mex 40 couldn't get a ioh in i acres of i toun- area a the charges i i adjoins the present brought." i a said. icity limits on the south. "I a i him last rught, CRESTOX Heavy voting was and he was so happy a I'm seen i contests for mayor and lie cried." but one of the seven council Formal charges were never seals. Mavor Arnold W.

Cook, filed against Kit by. He was at seeking a fourth term, is opposed liberty pending an i i a i hy Fred Urbach whom Cook de- The Court Monday fe a in a contest in said Congress exceeded its an- Cook is a railroad emplove. i i in a i a i to i candidates include suhied i i i a to i a by a Bottorff. radio newsman i i a It voided a pi-ov ision. dent of Monmouth College and tho out to the city a i a m- Iowa Attorney Dies IOWA FALLS Wirds i shou me a i a grmv- the Gfi.

Iou a Falls attorney died early So pr i i ai needed to Tuesday in a Rochester. a i they a The memorial to a i a of a heap: a i The 20th Ave. i it woman who nursed the wounded ol Survivors i his i anil was pointed oul could serve tho Ihe i i War stands in the shadow three daughters. i new I i a site. warm welcome home when he arrives in Washington.

Red Velvet Carpet Unrolled By Soviet WASHINGTON --The Soviet Kmbassv took down thi Iron Curtain and unrolled the red velvet carpet at a party Monday cele- a i the 3Sth anniversary of the revolution a brought the Bolsheviks to power Something i a thousand persons a'tended the i and consumed stacks of food laid out on a i Four bars vveiv kept busv a a reported a scotch and soda ran a mp-and-tuck popu- i i a i a i race i vodka. a i a Decision The i a i corps was pros- The A delaved a i a rie- ent almost to a man i the ex- Vision on disposition of five cases ceptinn of a few envoys like those has pending, but i i a con- of Nationalist China and Cuba ceded they are based largely on whose countries have no diploma- the i i voided bv the Su- tic relations i Moscow i pi erne Court Deputy Undersecretary of a In a i Robert Murphy was the a i Judge Goodman pro- Li St.i'e Department represent- mised a ruling Tuesday in the of i tin oats. Othn Bell of Hillshoro M.ss and i a Wash i i a A Cow a of a Ga and i iggs of a ksonv i Tex Disnonoi a di i a i and Congress had included in a i i of the Code of a i i attendance Court i i i a O. Doug'as Inured Russia last summer, a there i i a known professionally as Jack i CEDAR RAPIDS--One of rhc keenest contests is for a joar a a vacancv to i Jim Meaghan. baseball executive, and Robert Ylach werf nominated in a nine-way primary race.

There also are contests for four other City Council jobs i much interest in the nubhc improvements commissioner rare where M. -V Halv Orson outdistanced Stolba, the incumbent, in all 25 precincts in the primary of Knox County court house in Monmouth for Iowa. Sioux" City, i 19 de- students set it on Ihe eve of grees, was the a low Tues- Monmouth-Knox College foo- day. Low here Tuesday was in the Oct. 13.

Sheriff Max Jones said Mondav The Great Lakes region report- a collogr i i a have a i to ed 3 to 5 inches of snow. Doorman's Estate Valued At $185,000 CHICAGO A doorman at the image and "it able in schools as a as i Split grades, found in many keep a pledge to a Ihe a i 'cleaned of oil and soot from th. 1 fire But Monmouth President Robert jW Gibson said he looked clean to lie knew of me." Besides, he sriul have no such nt'ivrtrifni tor years, who is believed to henefilled from stack i Sheriff Jones i tlv slu lents from an estate of i nuke o.ii- i he.n Sheriffs Not Happy About The 'Every Citizen Plan CKDAR PwAPIDS prop isal down license i of i a A a i i a whose i i a i a i la that Iowa take part in fi and send the i i a i to program of reporting i a i i a sheriff of the i vv liei ions is i more a a i apfxiivnl i a i i Would Accept No. 2 Spot, Says Humphrey A I i i i i i i i i iv he is not i i for Hie Democratic vice i i a i a hut i it vv i viikl accept it as nonor and a renrnned i Commu- i i a i i i i i i tn i i i i I i Foi i 11 11 v'es i a i a 1 i i 11 hi en i hi 1 1 in ,1 Molotov Returns To Geneva Session i i F.r^i^n i i it i to the Fu.ir i ,1 i oni top I in Mps- i I i is i i for Hie No 1 i it i is his i i n-mei I is a out in i i a i a i I is gi OA ing cv i ii i a i sa.rl fo, the 1 be some The fortune in securities was discovered in a safe deposit box held by the lale Thomas W. buildings, would he particularly Burns, who had been a doorm-in i i to schedule, plained.

The Board agreed to set aside bill Jones ex- at the club from 1901 to his retire- for 10 days. ment in 1016 treasurer's examiners 1 I wmlareil i discussion of this and its oilier long-range plans and focus im- i a attention on next year's opposition." Ihe Cedar a i G.i- i i i i i i i i saul Tuesday. oil a c.ud i il In i i The a Country man's license copy i i in I i i i i i i i beloif a a i a i i of i i of tb Iowa Police a i to i e- Assn at a group's re- cent convention here and "hat "cnt- i refer i to his pi icism of the plan was general i as the i i i A member of the Towa State a i i i a i i may hold a to associations of 'he a i law I public discussion on the Country- groups a plan its meeting rfeiv next The i said there was a Sixteen rhildren week, told the a the i sharp reaction the a was to clean the i a n't do a very iob. The s'liilents wre fined "529 and costs in a Justice of Peace rourt The college suspended them opened the safe deposit box said SEOIT, it was filled with stocks of various -ero killed and 12 injured Tnes- are not happy about ii proposal'. Thr T.

A Hoard will at 8 m. Thursday. Oct 27. with a total US. savings bonds and 1 Son cash.

Burns. 7 lived i a rous- brought up at Die convention 1 SISO (XX). dav when a South Korean fuhte'- "He a everyone in the a Justices and Const dues Assn here worth $1(W) plane flown bv a a i i pilot to go anund spy.ag on a spe, ,,,1 co-nm fv crashed i a crowned r'n-n" i i peace officer was quot- is appo consider 1 South ed i ti m. in fo s.id. I plan, moton-t, would Audubon Beef Sold CHICAGO Top pnee foi i l.l.")tl head ol A i i i i Coim- I Imv i.

i a i. eil on sale i I i i i i Moi.ii i vv is a i i pounds Tlie i i i i a spec i i i i i i i i a a i 10(1 A i a businessmen as a a ot "Operation T-Bono an a a mass i of beef from Audubon Most of a i et i home a i Don't Score Here! i (For i to D.ltiM Yourtq lowan Dies As Car Hits Bridge POC Reese 'Jl i i is i i Tuesri i vv the is rh i a i pi i d' i i of PHI i is a i in vv i iiid i i i i i i I son vv ho i st i i i i i in i 1 a i 1' is Demi' SIron "1 a i i ovv ned i Licenses Revoked I I Tex of doi'lors a I i i i i i ot ked h' t'n il- the -r- 1 I is i is a R.vu.l of i i 1 Chuckle "Hi a 'he mine's; The ilee to a hf -n, 'he m' "Where i heep a 1 i The 'eri i 'i 'o i it IN EV SPA PERI of Council Bluffs. "Paul Gronstal and G. W. Kirn each has the experience and ability to moke a fine contribution to our City Council.

I urge every good citizen to rally to their support on Nov. Schmidt, former Mayor of Council Bluffs. "Paul Gronstal and Gerald Kirn ore outstanding candidates for the City Council. With such men at the helm of our government, continued progress Is P. Mulqueen, former Mayor of Council Bluffs.

"Paul Gronstal and Gerald Kirn are to be commended for offering services at Council candidates. These two. fine citizens merit the active support of thinkiftf L. Shugart, former Mayor of Council Bluffs. "I hold a high personal regard for Paul Gronstal and Gerald Kirn; respect their judgement and ability; urge all far-sighted citizens to support these two Council candidates Nov.

P. former Mayor of Council Bluffs. GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE G. W. "BILL" EMARINE, Chairman EW IV.