The Gazette from Cedar Rapids, Iowa • 8

DEATHS NewWMT-TVT Tower Topples In High Wind Courthouse TBt CEDAR RAPIDS CASKTTKt Me Pen. 6. PqUcq QqIIs In Almost Eight Anonynaoae la memory ef Dr. E. H.

FOes Daily Record 5.90 M64s' Jury in Trial Tha Wwther Divorce Petitions Evelyn A. Koudabush vs. ttith anS lew tempermtan Bandar and tooiwa oJ piaciwuuon. Thomas R. Rdudabush, Dorothy REE pf oSES JrRay vs.

Gerald URay. aa Id aa an Cedar Rapids police went seven hours and 49 minutes early Monday without a slngla calL' There was one call at 11:39 p.tiL, nine minutes after the midnight shift went on was to push a car with a dead battery into a garage at 715 A avenue NE. The next call was at 7:42 am, three minutes before the shift was to go oft duty. It was to an accident at Prairie drive and Twenty-ninth street NE. There were no arrests in the eight-hour period.

Ipwa Rose Bowl Float Finances To Be Decided DES MOINES (UP) Gov. Leo A. Hoegh said Monday the Iowa Development Commission Rose Bowl float committee will decide within 48 hours" what form of financing will go Into the Iowa float to be shown In the Psa dena Rose Hoegh said the committee, headed by T. t. DvidSon, Moines, met in Cedar.

Rapid today to discuss the method of financing and to look over artists drawings of the proposed floqt. previously the float committee had discussed the possibility of asking the Iowa Interim Committee for the estimated $10,000 needed for construction of the floral float The committee also is Investigating the possibility of asking for public contributions for the necessary money. The Iowa Interim Committee meets here Tuesday in a regular session. If the -float committee desires state financing, a request may be made at that time. Fires Faulty fireplace at 1046 Twenty-seventh street NE, general alarm at 1:07 a.m.

Sunday, com' panies 3 and 7. Defective chimney at 811 Ninth street SE, general alarm at 9:15 a.m. Sunday, companies 4 and aerial No. 1. Broken sprinkler pipe at 401 Third street SE.

general alarm at 1:52 p.m. Sunday, companies 1, Mrs. William E. Aehey. Mrs.

William E. Achey, 75, of 519 avenue NW, died early Monday in a Cedar Rapids hospital after a brief Illness. Addie Achey had been a resident of darion Jfor more thaa 60 years before moving to Cedar Rapids two years ago. She had been employed at the Chatterbox cafe. Memorial services win be conducted at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday at the Murdoch chapel in Marlon by the Rev. Frank H. Ward. Burial wUl be at Cedar Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may call at the Chapel after I p.m, Tuesday.

Mrs. Achey was born May 25, 1881, in Bertram. She was the last survivor of 10 children of and Mrs. Chandler Brink. Married Feb.

6, 1897, she moved to Marion in 1901. Her husband died in 1952. She was a member of the Bertram Methodist church. -Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Charles Harlan and Mrs.

Harvey Fisher, both "of Marion, and three sons, Clive and William, of Cedar Rapids, and Verle, of Marion. Also nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. The steel framework of WMT-TV unfinished new television northwest of Walker collapsed at 1:18 Monday in high winds. No injuries were reported. The antenna section of What was to be a structure bad not yet been installed.

A spokesman for. the 'station reported that guy wires for a tower customarily are not tightened completely until it is finished. -This apparently allowed some play. When a strong wind made the top start swaying, it toppled, breaking other guy wires and taking down the rest in what wag described as a. total lots.

No figure for the financial loss was available. General Manager William Quarton of WMT-TV 'issued statement saying; Fortunately, no one was injured, and the new transmitter building was not damaged. Construction will resume as soon as possible The tower was being erected by the Seago Construction Company of Dallas. As to insurance coverage on the kiss, a station official said WMT-TV was protected" by RCA until the station takes pos session of the tower. W.L.

Congregational Near Goal, Knox CKurch over Top Two Cedar Rapids church congregations raised $134,356 Sunday afternoon in campaigns concentrated into A four-hour span. One hundred campaigners from First -Congregational church receive pledges- totaling $104,267, with perhaps J5 percent of their calls yet to be completed. Twenty-six campaigners from Knox Presbyterian church received pledges totaling $30,089, with about 88 percent of their work completed. The First Congregational campaign is for funds for a new activities building to be erected at Seventeenth street and Washington avenue SE, adjacent to its church building. Goal of Sunday afternoons campaign was 8150,009 te be sdded to $25,109 already on hand for the proposed 1175,901 building.

The Knox Presbyterian campaign was for building purposes and for operating expenses for next year. Four More Iowa Traffic Deaths Recorded Sunday Tki toiSilil Fma. Four more persons died In Iowa Sunday as the result of highway accidents. Killed were: Glenn Nading. 55, Rembrandt.

Oscar Haaland, 60, Sioux Rapids. Harold Rigel, 23, Calumet, 111. Raymond Edward Kennelly, 39, Waterloo. -Safety- (Continued from Page Of Ann Brown, 23 A slow-paced selection of jury 'was under way Monday in the Lion county courthouse for the trial of a Chicago woman The'detondant tf'Ann Brown, 23, whose iate-arrival in Judge Charles Penningroths courtroom delayed the opening of the trial by nearly SO minutes. Miss Brown flew to Cedar Rapids from Chicago, arriving at Municipal airport shortly after 9 a.m.

The trial was to have started at that time. Twenty prospective Jurors had been questioned by attorneys be-, fore noon recess at 12:35 pm. The procedure was continued When court reconvened at 2. Five mea among the Jury panel wheee names had been sailed were exeased for ennso by Jadre Pemitngroth after each told Defense Attorney Ted Raffia that he. had formed an opinion in the ease, Under further questioning from Ruffin, each of the five aid his opinion -weald likely bo prejudicial toward the defendant' The five are William D.

Rachford, Frank Smejkal, Jr, Emil L. Martin, Jr, James A. Dickens and John Cole. Miss Brown Is accused of stealing $1,400 worth of mink stoles from the Armstrong fur annex last Oct 18. Police said she was run down on the street by the assistant fnanager of the fur store, Louise Robinson.

Miss Brown has been free on $10,000 Ruffin, In questioning members of the Jury panel, dwelt heavily on whether they had read about the case in The Gazette. He asked if they remembered any facts of what allegedly transpired on Oct 18, and whether they had formed any opinions on the guilt or innocence of the defendant Also representing Miss Brown is William O. Slade. Both he and Ruffin are Cedar Rapids attorneys. Prosecuting for the state are Asst.

County Attorneys Richard Nazette and James Bromwell. 04 ao 44 in 'Iowa' Forecast Considerable cloudiness, few snow flurries north portion Tuesday, colder over entire state, becoming considerably colrferextreme northwest by evening, high from 20s extreme north to 40s south; partly cloudy with no Important temperature change Wednesday; tern- peratures through Saturday will average four to eight degrees above normal highs of 28 north 36 south and normal lows of 11 north to 17 south; only minor day to day temperature changes are expected during the period and no precipitation of consequence is forecast C. R. Weather Low Sunday 0 High Sunday 30 Low overnight 10 Noon Monday 31 2:30 p.m. Monday 30 Precipitation 0.00 Total for December 0.18 Normal for December 1.29 Yearly normal 31.68 Total to date in 1956 31.45 Barometer at noon, falling.

.2949 Humidity at 69 Wind direction and velocity at Municipal airport at noon, at 15 m.ph. Son rises Tuesday, sun sets, moon sets, 12:34 a.m. Tear Ago Today High temperature, 24; low, 6. Degree Days Saturday 48 Sunday 50 Total to date 1,444 Through Dec. 9 last year ..1,748 Percent of normal year 21.7 Total normal year 6,631 Mississippi Stages.

LaCrosse 5.3, fall 2. Dam fto- 0 13.0, riao McGregor. 6.9 rise, .4. Dubuque 73, no change. Davenport 3.1, fall 2.

Keokuk 1J, fall 2. Duck-Shooting Hours Davenport 6:49 pun. Barllnrton 6:48 pm Dubaque 8:51 pm. 1 Keokuk 6:48 pm. Mrs.

Charles Dsvin. Mrs. Charles Davin, 2421 A avenue NE, Cedar Rapids resident 40 years, died in a Cedar Rapids hospital at 10 p.m. Saturday after several months illness. Born at Washington, June 30, 1894, Naomi Davit) was married in Immaculate Conception church June 8, 1932.

She was a member of SL Joans circle and St Matthews church. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are a daughter, Patricia, Cedar Rapids; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Huff of Keota and R. R. Flicktoger of Mason City.

An aunt, Mrs. Richard Ryan, resides in Cedar Itapids. Friends may call after 7 p.m Monday at the Brady mortuary. Services will be conducted at 9 a.m. Wdnesday in St.

Matthews Burial will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The goal had been $18,909 to go with 842.609 en hand in building a 966,006 structure at Hollywood boulevard and Lawrence street 8E. A noun actually pledged for the building fund waa 24464.72, which probably will permit building of $65,066 building. Goal for next yearsroperatlng expenses was $3,500 but pledges totaled $5,785.

Remainder of the church's yearly $11,000 budget is paid by the denomination, since the congregation is not bo a year old and has mission status. Both campaigns were conducted between 2 and 6 p.m. of post 788, Veterans of Foreign Wars. President Carl C. Clark and Educational Director Garold Ketchum of local 110, Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, whose letter declared: "Much to the surprise of the laboring people of Cedar Rapids, find our council acting against the principles of fair play, recognition of seniority and the rights of employes to advance their economic means in regard to job opportunity.

Not Announcing himself as an AFL spokesman, Harry Wilford of the Teamsters Union did most of the talking Monday for a group of about seven labor leaders. We dont feel its proper that examinations being given for the new department should be restricted to men with experience in that department," he said. Upholding the eligibility requirement aa written were these spokesmen from the Cedar Rapids Council of Parent-Teacher Associations: Mrs. V. L.

Hasek. Mrs. C. M. Stoughton.

Mrs. Delbert Miller and Mrs. Gordon McKay. It is logical, Mrs. McKay continued, that experience in the work be an eligibility requirement for the safety education lieutenant.

Mrs. Miller noted that school patrol boys need a man in charge whom they can respect and look to for support in their duties. If you think we want to Water Main Bids For Circle Drive Under Estimates All five bids ran below the ad' vance estimate Monday for installation of water mains in Circle drive and Cold Stream avenue NE. With waterworks officials ex peering a cost of about $9,750 for installing over a mile of six-inch cast iron pipe to be provided by the city, this is how the bids stacked up; and Excavating Company of Cedar Rapids $5,389.20. Dan Christensen $5,603.40.

Kutehera Sodding and Fuel Company $5,736.80, Hennessey Brothers, Inc. Emster and Company, Inc, of Waterloo $9,200.40. The maina will be installed in Cold Stream avenue from Wening road to Circle drive and in Circle drive from Cold Stream avenue to Gian road. City council members referred Monday bid toi' Waterworks Supt George Lee for checking prior to contract action possibly next Thursday. 1 The' low bidder listed a unit pride of 85 cents per foot for main installation, plus $20 apiece for setting eight hydrants.

The city: estimate had figured on installation costs of $1.25 per foot Iowa's 1956 traffic toil Monday stood at 682, compared with 589 by the same date lasV year. Nading and Haaland were killed when their cars collided at country intersection just south' west of Rembrandt Highway patrolmen said Haaland was traveling east and Nading south when they collided and plunged into a deep ditch. Each the men was alone and Nad-ings body had to be freed from under Haalands car by a wrecker. Nading is survived by his widow. Haaland, a World war I veteran, was a former Spencer resident and uncle of Clay County Sheriff Thorall AIL Rigel died of injuries suffered a crash Saturday night in which George Walker Morton, 34, Chariton was killed outright and five others injured.

The accident occurred five miles north Chariton on highway 14. Hospitalized were Mrs. Everett McDonald, Chariton; her daughter, Avon, 18; her son, Wyatt, 13; Richard Poland, 20, Lucas, and his sister, Deloris Poland, 21, Derby. Kennelly died when a car he was riding In skidded out of control on a highway 14 curve about 1 miles north of Marshalltown early Sunday. Injured were his sister-in-law, Mrs.

Verda Kennelly, who appar ently was driving, and Myrtle Fifield, both of Waterloo. The ear clipped off several roadside posts, hurdled a small ditch and sheared off utility pole. large 2, 4 and aerial No. 1. Municipal Court (Polka Division.) Reckless driving Judle Ann Simon, 1738 Eleventh street NW, fined $25 and costs.

Speeding Wayne Eddins, 1043 Tenth avenue SE; Carol A. Hartman, 103 Fourth avenue SW, each fined $20 and costs; Lorraine A. Benesh, 1006 Sixth street SE; Francis W. Cihla, 1313 First street SE; Clyde Pendley, 230 Miller avenue SW; James Johnson, 1213 street SW; Ira R. Lewis, 3302 Oakland road NE; George A.

Swore, 1903 Fourth avenue SE; Wassily Usovsky, Marion; Mervil J. Rich, 1235 Forty-second street NE; Robert P. Kirchhoff, 397 Forest drive SE; John P. Ptaeek, 720 Twenty-ninth street SE, each fined $15 and costs. Stop sign violations Joseph L.

Messinger, Hillside trailer court; Mervil J. Rich, 1235 Forty-second street NE; Dixie Lee Forest, 622 Fourth avenue SE; each fined $10 and costs. Failure to yield right-of-way Henry Rahmig, Jrn Cedar Rapids general delivery, fined $10 and costs. Driving on wrong side of street Fred L. Dale, 628 Third street SE.

fined $10 and coats. Drunkenness Homer F. Zinke, Victoria hotel; Andrew S. Sollien, Van Horne, each forfeited $30 bonds. No drivers license Ronald J.

Ebben, YMCA, fined $5 and costs. Illegal turn Ronald J. Eggen, YMCA, fined $10 and costs. Intoxication Joseph Beltran, 528 avenue NE, sentenced to 15 days In city jail; Robert Jacobi, at large, fined $25 and costs. Iowa Deaths Tract Services or 1 Cizek, 84, Tuesday at 9:30 am.

in St. Paul's Catholic church, Burial in St. Vaclav cemetery, Clutier. Marengo Services for Harry O. Kramer, 75, Tuesday at 1:30 pm.

In Hoover funeral home. Burial in I OOF cemetery. Sigourney Services for Mrs Fred Geno, 71, Tuesday at 2 pm, in Reynolds funeral borne. Burial in Garrett cemetery. Slgenrney Services for Mrs.

Peter Adrian, 80, Tuesday at 9:80 m. in Sts. Peter and Paid church at Clear Creek. Burial in church cemetery. Body at family home.

Keota Services far Alphonso B. Cupp, 82, Wednesday at 2 pm. in Powell funeral home. Burial in Keota cemetery. Anamota Services for Fted H.

Miller, 83, Wednesday at 2 j.m. in the Goettsch funeral lome. Burial in Wilcox cemetery. Iowa City Private services for Mary Hemsted, 77, Wednesday at 9 am. in St.

Patricks church. Burial in St. Josephs cemetery. The Rosary Tuesday at 8 pm. In Oathout funeral chapel.

of of Mrs. Word has been received of the death Dec. 2 of Mrs. Ida Meek, Cedar Rapids resident much of her life, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lora Beem, Indepen dence, Mo.

Born in Cedar Rapids Jan. 17, 1868, Mrs. Meek, daughter of the late John and Angeline Buckner Smith, was a 50-year Past Noble Grand of the Re-bekah lodge. In Cedar Rapids she was a member of Star of Maine No. 221.

U. 5. Probation Officer Named for South Iowa DES MOINES (UP) Guy Owen Davis, 41, parole officer at the federal penitentiary at Leavenworth, will become a probation officer in the Southern district of Iowa Dec. 26. Davis, a former Iowan, was named to the post by Federal Judge William F.

Riley. Dan N. McEniry, probation officer for the district, said the appointment of Davis will permit increased personal supervision of federal parolees. He said that was the principal reason for Pavls appointment. McEniry will become chief probation officer for the district.

He said the volume of Work to the southern half of the state has become so great that one man cannot handle it properly. A second probation officer also wil be named for the Northern district Bjornsen Services. Services for Elizabeth Christine Bjornsen, widow of J. C. Bjorn sen, 1015 Staub Court NE, Cedar Rapids resident for 60 years who Parole on Five-Year Sentence Is Revoked A parole from a five-year prison sentence was revoked in district court Monday against Wells Melton, 24, of 1132 Fifth street NW.

Melton drew the parol fai September after being convicted on a charge of assault with intent to commit rape. He was arrested on by Deputy Sheriff Harry Ackerman on the complaint of a man who said Melton and two other unidentified persons robbed him of Meltons is to the' mens reformatory at Anamosa. died Saturday, will be tteir future with some in the Turner chapel at $:80 P-m. FonTlnexperienced," she said. I Tuesday by Pastor E.

H. Widmann of Trinity Lutheran church. Burial will be in Linwood cemetery. Friends may call at the chapeL Cal Jones- (Continued from Page 1.) Zbcnek (Continued from Page 1.) think youve got a fight on your hands. Scout To.

Boy Scout Executive Nat Hull also stressed that handling boys is not something every man can do." I don't know what substitute you could make for experience, he said. Safety Engineer R. P. Lehman for the Iowa National Mutual Company said: I feel the qualifications set up are reasonable and proper because the person does have to be able to know and work with children. See The Strange Mrs.

Crane" hers were the deadliest weapons 10:30 p.m. Monday on CHANNEL Evy- child or confused or incapacitated person upon a roadway." Continued from Page 1.) The BEZANSON INSURANCE AGENCY Actor Slain In Chicago; Police Nab Two Youths CHICAGO (INS) Actor Mal-colm Leo Beggs, 49, was beaten to death by twd youths early Monday during an attempted robbery in his apartment. He had been playing the role of the general In No Time for Sergeants, stage comedy currently in Chicago. Beggs body was found bn the floor of his apartment by police investigating a report of a disturbance. His head had been battered, apparently by whisky and beer bottles nearby.

His ankles were tied with a necktie. Police seized Robert Mitchell and Haskell 19. They told officers they met Beggs a block from his apartment building and he invited them in for drinks. Police quoted them as saying that after1 a few drinks they decided to rob him and then beat him with the bottles when be resisted Mitchell came to Chicago recently from St. Louis and Kel-lero from Evansville, lnd.

Beggs played in the hit musi-calMr. Wonderful, on Broadway. He had also appeared in movies and television. Births St. Luke's Carroll, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde, 940 Daniels street NE, a son Dec. 8. Kibble, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert, Shellsburg, a daughter Dec. 9. Eldel. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard, 1803 Maplewood drive NE, a daughter Dec. 9. Oefaler, Mr. and Mrs. Orville, route 1, a son CadTr Mr.

and. Mrs. William, 4911 Center Point road NE, a son Dec. 9. 1 Oftriaga, Mr.

and Mrs. Richard, 1817 Park avenue SE, a son Dec. 9. Moore, the Rev, Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond, North Liberty, a daughter Dec. 9. Cavineta, Mr. 'and Mrs. James, 1113 Ellis boulevard NW, a son Dec.

9. Mulinlx, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, 617 avenue NW, a son Dec. 9.

Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin, Swisher, a son Dec. 9. Hageman, Mr. and Mrs.

Leslie, Marion, a son Dec. 9. Births Mercy Jeffords, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne, 2003 Third street SW, a son Dec.

8. Tatra, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 413 Eighth avenue SE, a son Dec. 8.

John, Mr. and Mrs. Marion, Orchard trailer court, a daughter Dec. 9. -AUhoff, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald, 309 Forty-first atreet NE, a daughter Dec. 9. Fulton, Mr. and Mrs.

Paul, Lis bon, a son Dec. 9. Out-of-Town Births At Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crntchley of Alburnett, a son Dec.

9. Divorce Decrees Stephen J. Parrott from Marietta A. Iowa in their sophomore and Jun ior years. The trio was broken up last year when End Frank Gilliam suffered a broken leg in practice and was sidelined for the season after the Opening game, 1 Gilliam was granted another year of eligibility and helped Iowa win the Big Ten championship this fall.

The other member, Halfback Eddie Vincent, is now employed in California. The three players, had planned a reunion en Iowas trip to California for the Ross Bowl game. FIRE AUTO Bern July 26, 1192, la Bertram township, Mr. Zbanek had lived in the Cedar Rapids vicinity ail his life. He was employed at an elevator operator at Harper and Mclntire Company and was a member of Faith Evangelical United Brethren church.

His wife, Agnes Stock Zbanek, died Sept. 21, 1936. Surviving are a daughter, Harvey Parker, and a granddaughter, both of Cedar Rapids; six sisters, Mrs. Roland Frink, Anna Norris, Mrs. Edwin Tlusty, Pauline Kloubec, Josephine Shontz and Mrs.

Don Johnson, all of Cedar Rapids, and a brother, Joseph Zbanek of Lisbon. Services will be conducted in the Brosh chapel by the Rev. Hu-bert La Sunderman Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Burial will be in Czech National cemetery. Friends may Tuesday.

'b Ch8pel noon Clarke, 85, Montreal, radioed the first bint of trouble. He informed the Canadian department ef transport that a flashing lifht en his control panel warned ef fire in the No. engine. Clarke did not radio a distress call, but said he had feathered the No. 2 propeller and turned on fire extinguishers.

He was flying at 19,000 feet and said he was returning to Vancouver. Asks Te Descend. The department of transport stressed that Clarke did not say there was a tire in the engiai only that there was instrument warning of fire. The RCAF picked up the airliner on its radar screen at 7:09 and on minute later the pilot reported he was Just east of Hope, B. C.

He requested and was granted permission to descend to 8,000 feet because of Icing conditions. He was due back at Vancouver at 7:40. Then the airliner vanished from the radar screens. Plane Route. It was bound tor Montreal with scheduled stops at Calgary.

Regina, Winnipeg and Toronto. The RCAF. search and rescue division in Vancouver said num erous reports had been received of "fiery flashes in sky and a low-flying plane. The planes route was over jagged mountains 6,000 feet high. RCAF officials said there were no landing fields between Van' couver and Calgary which would be large enough for the airliner.

Police Seeking Youth Who Struck C. R. Woman Cedar Rapids police are searching for a teen-age youth who struck a Cedar Rapida woman Sunday evening near McKinley schooL Geraldine Bond, 1275 Third avenue SE, reported that she and her husband had gone to McKinley high school to look for tbelr grandchildren. Mrs; Bond met the youth, who said they might be behind the school building. He walked with her to look, she said, then when they neared the rear of the building he suddenly struck her near the left ear and on the neck and ran.

She chased him for a short distance, she reported, but lost him. "Safety has been kicked srennd as a political football too mnch, ho added. Wilford of the AFL threw in a comment that veteran preference is being completely ignored in the setlon st hand. Commissioner Prochaska said it is purely a coincidence that the three potential eligible are nonveterans. Emphasizing the need for safety education, Prochaska noted that muoh work has been donei in the last three years to im-l provs and expand the program.

No One in Mind. Just as a bricklayer cant go to work without learning his job first, the commissioner said, an inexperienced man cannot step in and head a department as important as safety education. I have no one man in mind I want in there," he added. I dont want this thing to flop. Council members did not discuss the matter at all during Monday's meeting.

The roll call vote brought unanimous approval of the ordinance by Prochaska, Mayor Jim Meaghan and Commissioners Stewart Shank and Don Gardner. Commissioner Swede Hal-vorson was absent, attending a meeting to Ames. In his sophomore season, 1953 Jones was selected by NBC-TV on its all-America team. The next fall, despite the fact ho the entire season with a broken wrist, he was chosen on the Foote ball Writers Association, ABC-TV, Sporting News, All-American Board, Jet, UP, NEA, Central Press, CBS-radio, New York News, Metropolitan a Newspapers, All-Players, Pitts Smith Football News, Gridiron od Williamson Ratines all-America teams. He was selected on most those teams in 1955, and in addi Uon won Ihe Outland trophy.

Jones, single, had not com pleted his studies for a degree and planned to return to Iowa in. February to finish his work in physical therapy. Peter P. iiwuii All Forms of Insurance AND BONDS White toed. Jr.

Teltphbnt. ELlpIre 4-0114 One-O-Fiv 2nd St. SE Aid Britain, Don't Scrap Debt: Byrd WASHINGTON' (AP) Senator Byrd (D-Va.) said Monday that he will support emergency postponement but not outright day. filed a supplementary report on campaign expenses. Wolf said his supplemental report concerned funds he received and turned over to the "Friends of Len Wolf for Congress" club.

The receipts amounted to 63 082 including $1,100 from the Dubuque county Democratic central committee and $500 from the Linn county Democratic central committee. The expenditures totaled $3,124, including $375 for printing and $638 for postage. In his previous filing. Wolf no expenses of $2,325. cancellation merits Great U.

S. Byrd, who heads the senate finance committee, said he is willing to help the British in the financial crisis brought about by the Suez Canal military venture. But I am opposed to canctlla tion of Interest payments or any waiving of principal payments on money the British owe he said. We have poured billions dollars in gilts into Europe. We have given billions to Britain.

Supplemental Expense Report Filed by Wolf AP-Leonard G. Wolf of Elkader, unsuccessful Democratic candidate for con-gress in the Second district. Mon Holiday Special SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE Fred Carter, 19, of Tama, Hurt in Crash Fred Carter, 19, of Tama was in St. Luke's hospital Monday af temoon for treatment of injuries suffered late Monday morning in highway accident Attendants at St Lukes hot pital said he suffered facial laceration and pm admitted to the hospital for observation. His car reportedly ran into the rear of a truck three miles west of Cedar Rapids on highway 30.

Ice Breaks, Three Brothers Perish LONGMONT, Colo. (AP) A boy, A ventured onto the thin ice of a fishing pond Sunday and two brothers followed him to icy death. A fourth brother who sought to rescue them flounder through broken ice to safety Denson Hatpin, 11, told offi cers from his hospital bed that Loney, 8, first walked onto the ice, and got 40 feet from shore. Daniel, 12, and Perry, 10, were close on his heels. Then (he Ice shattered.

1 They ought to stand by their agreement on loans. A contract is a contract and it should be fulfilled St. Laurent Will Pay Visit to Ike AUGUSTA, Ga. (INS) President Eisenhower Monday made a Tuesday golfing date in Augusta with Prime Minister St. Laurent of Canada.

A White House spokesman said the meeting would be entirely social. St Laurent, vacationing at Fort Lauderdale, will be ac. compa tried to Augusta by bis ion and daughter. Busy Little Bees have their day on the Mickey Mouse Program, 5 to 6 p.m Monday. CHANNEL 9.

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A. Mann Is scheduled to arrive her Wednesday with army personnel from Okinawa and Korea and air lore personnel from Okinawa- The passenger list includes three' Eastern Iowan. They are: Sp. James E. Miller, Cedar Rapldtj Sp.

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