The Post-Standard from Syracuse, New York • Page 6

THE POSt-StANDARR Smcmt, V. Stflnhr Truce Declared, Candidates Mix i Democratic and Republican candidites. mingled w.lh crowd of MM yestorday at a joint party rally Brookslde Family Res taut-ant, Towpath and Bds. Tlit meeting was spoMowcf th Muiufcetuwa Asan. oi Syra Thct were no speedus, bu and pwUei ants ia Uw Syracuse Plan Practical Politics had a diajic "i ii 1( ll1 SAVINGS ACCOUNT -W SAVINGS ACCOUNT' ADD TO YOUR PRESENT ACCOUNT Vfl' WATCH filmed Highlights of all SYRACUSE U.

FOOTBALL GAMES Every Wednesday .10 PM WSYR-TY Beginning Sepl. 28 SYRACUSE it SAVINGS BANK Sol.ia BlvH I I Ul CORNS TV rdieve and n- IDOVB thcm use ttiBftemJ Scholl'i Zmp-pad, for coma batweav las. At Drue, DcpL, 5-1IV fifeTM. Schoffi lino-pads to- meet UK them questions and hear theJr views. Republican' Democratic candidates icnerafyr kepi thenuelvti at event, but to pose tor pictures with their opponents who have Jtvefe4 ckllntf charges 44 weeks each other amiably And with the pcqpagndA ttu4t it cold war for UM The only invuion was that of the Democrats' sound wagon which drowned out the Sehmckel- fritz Band with recorded Kennedy ind Wilson songs.

Two leading candidates did not show up for th.t rally. They were Charles A. Sciioeneclt Second Pistrlct Assemblyman mother died tins week, and rename M. Wilson, candidate lor Congress from the 25th District who yesterday observed Jewish DIG THOSE CAMPAIGN BUTTONS Donald N. Salvetti, left, and Lawrence M.

Rulison, Democrat and Republican candidates respectively for the state senate pretend to Admire each campaign buttons at Meet Your Candidate; rally, FRIENDLY OPPONENTS CHAT Morris-B, Schwartz, Democrat, and Lautence D. Wood, both candidates for Surrogate, are shown es they engaged amiably in discussion at rfelly, THE CANDIDATES FOR JUDGE -Judge Leo J. Yehle, Republican, left, tftd R. Gordon BradwJClt, candidates for Judge at Children's Court were all smiles yesterday at rally hot local contest took On the aspects of a cold war. Motel, Theater, Housing Planned for Shop City A multi-million dollar redevel- prrcent plan that will change the ace of Shop City, Grant Blvd.

and TeaU waa unveiled yes erday, The entire southern end of the enter -will be devoted to merits, a. motor hotel, a theater, restaurant, club meeting rooms, according 'bonus W. ice president of Merchants Sa- cmal Bank and Trust CD The auk will manege uanng ol the reject. Shop City now has 16 tenants on acres. It owned by Upper ew York Realty Corp.

The plan as outlined to city, county, bank and buiidinff officials yesterday lo wilt be made to detenniniterative hou'sinff. They will frclud Construction, which I efficiencies, one, two uid thre the order mpy IK all at one time or -over 10 to 15-year wnod. A department store, planned west end, will be raised tht ground level to alUiw a view or the entir. the road and "to service, parking and display areas at ground level The store will straddle the city line and be half In the city And nali In the Town of Sahna. An escalator will be installed from the parking level to the and a pedestrian connect the upper store directly with by its architect, Paul Lester Wie-jsite.

ner ol New York City. The cost is estimated at five to million dollars. The project. Wiener said, is planned to allow store Itvel bridge will level of the the cammunJty and recreational facilities at the south end of the bedroom apartments, split-leve and single level apartments wit and without balconies, eJid pentrmuse and professional apart ments. Construction start within a Is expected year.

The F. Rich Construction Co of Slam ford, will be one of ih Of of Hit project Parking will provided Jor approximately cars. 1,65 Wiener said ftne of the two apartment houses will be suited to FHA financing, wlule Uic other, with many split-level or construction in nhases. Stud- apartments, is planned as coop- Social Security to Coyer More Working People Now Many Wenr FALSE TEETH With LittU Worry Bit. Ulk.

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A EDSON District Manafer (Third of Beginninj In 19(1, additional 450,000 people will be phle ID dran7 aoeial security monthly benefits while they are A provision of the social security amendments changes' the lor dctcimininB hjoW Irom work aifect a person's rJghf to receive monthly benefits The following rulei remain unchanged. 1. Anyone timing 01 OPEN Every SAT and Drill October 1Kb See THE ENCHANTED Ot THE as ACRES FUN FflU TKE 1- WHOIE FfiMILY Open from 1:30 AJff. tfl 5:30 PAL Court Refuses To See Appeal From Bentley Fire Li Alfred Bentley ol Engine 8. Syracuse Fire Department, lost another round yester- a court td vjndi- his rec- day cate ord.

Bentley was found after on ot departmental nature preferred by the Jite 1st Deputy Chief Paul W. Coomb; as an Bentlcr outgrowth ol thfl Lumber Co blaze in September 195S to His application tar Court ot Appeals was denied by the Division, Fourth pepdrlttient, In ester. The application reportedly dismissed On fTPUIufa wai oot liled in time. Ben (ley was rebuffed previously by the Appellate Court when it rejected his apptfdi from les? during year stilt be entitled to receive his full social security check for every jwonth ol the year, Man, Wile Win Damages From Kin 3. Anyone his 72nd birthday has will reached sUJI be able Vo receive his lull social security diecK lor every month no mailer how much he warks and how much he earns; 3 A person will not have any deduction from his social secur ity check for any month thfit MS earning, as an employe are 5100 or less or.

if he ii self-employed, tot any month that he not do substantial work in change made by llie recent amendfnenLs affects the social security, be ic lary whose from or self-em ploy merit over $1.209 a year. For swings ttom $1,200 to he give up $1 00 In social tenets esirllmgs For any o'er $1,300 he will five up $1.00 of social benelits for SI 00 flf enmities ler the old rule, remains in cUecl i the end I960, person is required to give up us entire monthly social security check for every $80 or part of $80 by which his earnings over The change In the new law eliminates the pos- that person may, lose considerably more in social then he earns froiri his Wflrlc-- prtssjljibtj thai under the old law, There are II 1 milliAp Q5 years ot age or over who are eittier receiving regular monthly benefits or would be receiving them If the family read winner was not working. these about two million be affected by the change in he law on the payment ot social security checks to people who are working. hair million pphed tor they Nearly one and a ol them have net payments because a 39-day jutpension he drew Irom Mayor HenninffCT and his loss of 3'A months ray. He had to return to the Appellate Court with his application to rwn its decision to the Court ot Appeals.

BcnUcy was "tried' 1 Commissioner tt Assessment and Taxalicm Benjamin Gingold "hem the desiETiaied to Coombs' charges. chief charged Benitey with reluaal obey ofdcrs when he told him ID go up ladder and io play a hascl Into a loft opening Irom which flame and smoke, were billowing. The lieutenant testified at his hearing nc twice went up and dawn the ladder but finally told Coombs, I 1 lust can't" After he claimed he wo. ordered to du llie impossible, J. Richard Sardino, who represented Bcntlcy, professed he knew notnintf obout Hie dismissal of Bcntlcy'i und Acit Ceipnra.ion Cannae) Robert J.

Coonty Jr, on vacation war not for ure making over a annual earnings fig- that generally prevents a from receiving Qtiy 40- security check under the law Anyone who may be eligible fflr social security The brother and sisLer-in-law ol a North Syracusan yesterday won verdict of 17.500 in thei civil suit against him lor dam arisinf from an auto acci dent Auff, 24 1957, award was reported by Federal Court Jury last night to Stephen W. Erennan at the conclusion of a three-day trial in the Syracuse Federal Bldg. Tnal Of the civil suits filed by Francis Stevens and his wile Mrs. Bsnnell Stevens ot Georgia, against Robert Stevens of North Syracuse we're combined, Francis sought $10,000 for loss of hij wife's services and medi cal expenses and his wife soughl 820,000 damages for injuries suf fered the accident. The- Jury awarded Francis 52,000 and his wife SS.snn.

Robert was driver or a car in which his brother and law were passengers. It out of Control and overturned II p.m. on the August date Bonnell was thrown from Ihe car ACCUSED OF SPITTING IN STREET Michael Laskowski sitf in his cab mulling over court summons. Cabbie Denies Spitting Charge Cab Driver Mike Laskowskl, accused "by a policeman spiUing in the street, pleaded innocent in Police Court esterday to violating city ordinance adopted at the of the century. Acting Justice Peter P.

Kola paroled the 37-year-old axicab driver court Sept. lor reappearance 9. who residfeS at 225 Ave was arrested and auled off to polios headquarters the police patrol wagon Wcd- esdar afternoon after Patrol- Empty Wallet Points Way To $560 Safe Burglary An empty wallet lying on Ihe sidewalk kd (o lite discovery ef a SSW burflary pollfe said. Police Sue Ferguson, 11. of 117 Armrironj and Patricia Puclnoj 14, of Milchell Ave found Toilet on South ind fhey irisd io return it ttie owner's home twen broken jnlo.

the wallet belonged la HCS. Victoria Trapia nf SfiJi $Au(h Ave. Afitr find- dan? HrQUen opep Ito Wtnl (v Mrs, Srfly JHoc- cuaso of 103 Mitchell uhd police police found sale in the kitchen tipped over and Ui cnntcTilE strctvn over the floor. Joseph TrapJa, husband the onncr, said cash sas ttiisSinjf from Ihe aloig wilh a camera on top pf the safe, watch some Jewelry Police said every drawer im the Souse had opened and Police said ihe apparently broke into Tropia'j garage, took a aiimljer tooK, (htm to pfy t6 safe mt. UK (able, the tools flu 3 man David McEntee accused him ot spitting on the street.

a i was not booked when a ia fwbce headquarters, but released following interviews with police, Jtrom Ihe lowest to highest echelons. Asst Dist Alty. Anthony Langan issued a ski's arrest yesterday and the cab dnverwent upon being by telephone He pleaded innocent to vjolal jng ordinance adopted 19DO and amended in 1911. Laskowsky vehemently denied spilling on the road juat before he was stopped by McEntee at Farm Bureau's Likes, Dislikes Approval of Lake Ontario lot county water supply, criticism of'county-hired highway crews and a pita for investigation of unemployment insurance misuses wera among county issues voted on at last night's annual of Ihe Onondaga County Farm Bureau, On the federal level, the or- ganiiatfon asked less interference in farm activities, while a speaker urged members to bach up their Farm Bureau platform with their votes in other organizations and government Harold Hawley, Cayuga County who won a Ford Foundation grant last year lor st trip South America, said a discrepancy exists between Ihe resolutions Farm a pass and what embers do by not participating more in farm Uves and olher groups. Members should go after coops in which they are members to Jceep them from pushing for production quotas, he said.

Another example was the wheat relerendum He urged keeping independent institutions contrasting Ihis country's agriculture with in South. American countries ie A summary resivlion opposed 'creeping inflation." as "cutting nto the i i of every American." and urged B. curb tit nflfltionary practices ui government and ils agencies--rasiUnj only current budget needs and accumulating capital to nduco debt. On education, a plank opposed federal Rid lor school budding areas where federal agencies produce sudden growth. Al the stale level, planks opposed creation at federated districts, and asked a study of taxes other than property levies Hcgardrng labor, members op- poacd a four-day week, asked laws to forbid farm unions from bargaining lor farm prices, and a law to protect prod of perishable products from losses due to labor troubles.

Also opposed were extension, of federal marketing orders into other milk dating in New York City, and a plea for action to contrql starlings, blackbirds and craws which damage crops. The following officers were Harry Beebe of Phoenix, president, Carl Sutherden of Clay, vie? president; directors. Howard E'hs of Tvfly, William Crego of Robert gartncr of Bruce StahSl of Lafayette, Ralph Pom. iroy of Baldwinville, Robert Hill of Elbndge. Mrs.

William Stevens was re-elected diairmaji ol the Women's Committee. Dey's Store for Homes Due in Shoppingtown Plans for a new Dey Brotbersiand all rt supplemented by complete Store for Jiomes were announced yesterday by Kenneth M. Brett, president. This new store, tlie largest and only one ol Its land in Central New York, be located in a dominant position in Sboppingtown, on Erie boulevard in DeWilt He estimated that th new store will be open in late summer or early fall of lS6l Brett described the store as complete one sto' hom decorating Jtore ivilh mcr an Fayeue and Monlgomery Sis, chand ranyms basic flow 'ess thin a hundred jards from sland at Ihe Yales and Hoie a Taxi Co. aHiee, 21 Montgomery St.

McEntee, in hisrporltoPolic Chief Harold F. Kelly, said Las had been ticketed las week and since Hi en, on lum, had been spitting in the road in contemptible manner. wit Police Ad mi "is trs tor Charles and Chief Kelly day ostensibly in to the case. divulged following Ois but who hes not yet made a claim lor them beceusc he is working should call at the social office to inquire about effect ot the new chango on Boy Burned As He Lights Lamp in Tree A boy suffered second degree burns yesterday When he and a IZ-year-oLh companion Lricd to light a street Itmt4ltl in a house and the tree caught Ore. Officials at University Hospital said John Whcclcr al 303 Sterling ive.

was bumcd Wi his left leg rom his ankle lo his knee. His companion, Richard Misita ot 219 WHS treated trtwh i-urns ind Ttltased. police Uit tree IKKIX was in Wubwratt TOP SHRINRR IN TOWN A. Matlisun Jr. of Bifffiineham, Imperial Polcnlate of Lhe Shrine of North America, veiled with Syracuse Shriners at Tigris Temple yesterday.

Prom left, xra Dr. Fred C. Kaffer, potentate of Tigris Temple; past Robert Osborne; and Mactison, who is the leader of mort than memberc ot the order. coverings to imported decora Liu accessories. He points out tha the store is a flew concept in re tailing.

'There would preswiled under one roof," he said. "A mos out-Standing center of gracicu living and home furnishings de sign. Everything in it will be completely fixtures, ing, conveniences, merchandise Main Break Rips Pavement CHy ivrier aulhority cren.fi were calkd not last when main Lhe pavement In (be 500 Pf S. Townseirf EL Xiatt rerautefl. Water babbled np in namtr- ous placet.

Hie piTemtnl sntlltd In tuft for at least half the of Ihe block, and in spots nas go luallv floalinf, Woners still on ihe early PICK LUBWICS, The church council of St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran InUrch voted Monday to elect Robert Ludwiji of 114 Beverly Dr. nd William of 337 Parsons CamiBus, to fill fhs wo council seats left by the transfer to other areas ot Al itinter and Arthur PooWe Ties Pup Record specially trained decorator advisers and sales consultants. Central York mil be able lo boast of exemption ally fine -development of home decor-- both in and merchandise." Brett also noted that Hie new Dey Brothers would be designed for glamour and ease of Bhoppme, The announcement i ihe first In a sene of plans lo provide continued service by Dey's Studies are under way in regard to substantial modernization of the downtown store Bi-ett pointed out that Dey Brothers-- a unit of Allied Stores New York has bften A landmark of Central New York for over SO years, dating back to Die founding of the original store by Donald and Robert Dey LEGAL NOTICES STATE OP NEW "YORK, -OUP-T. COttNTT OF OnondMa.

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