Greeley Daily Tribune from Greeley, Colorado • Page 16

16 GREELEY TRIBUNE Monday, March 7, 1960 Parties Seek Record Primary Vote Tuesday By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Campaigners used telephones, handshakes, and their most persuasive voices today In trying 10 drum up last-minutc voles for Tuesday's Now presidential primary, first in -the natlon. on Vice -and Sen. President John Richard M. NixF. Kennedy (D.

will figure most promineat-1 by in the balloting. They won't oppose each other. But their totals in the separale and Democratic of the primary will be pared. Sen. Hubert H.

Humpbrey (1). -Minn), who opposes Kennedy in Wisconsin Primary "April 5, fipished. A weekend tour of that Sen. Stuarl Symington' (D-Mo), who describes himself a5 "increasingly interested" in becom- Empire Savings Had Over 5,000 At Its Opening Over 5,000. attended 'the grand ppening of Empire Savings Build.

Ang and Loan association's new Greeley office, 900 8th last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, total of 5,500 registered for the drawing held al 1 p.m. Salurday to determine the winners of the frec grand prizes, The winners were Annie Pisano, 223.91h RCA. Victor television sei; Guy Ellott, 1321 15lh Iransislor radio, and Mrs. Charles Becker, Gill, Minolla miniature camera, set. Refreshments were served dur-' Ing the grand oponing, and free ivy planis were.

given adulls; liar. old Helton is the Greeley manager. Mrs. Elizabeth Knowles Anderson, office manager, said that C. E.

Wallace, of 1545 12th was the No: 1 depositor. The modern office, with its attractive interior decorating and furnishings, was given added color during the grand opening by many -beautiful bouquets of flowers sent other Greeley business firms. The corner business site, tormerly occupied by the Greeley Drug, was completely remodeled for. its occupation by Empire Sav. pigs.

The property Is owned by Edwin C. McDowell, who opcrated The drug store there for a number of. years, office of Empire Sayings in Denver, HEARING SECRET! This man is wearing the world's smallest hearing aid -BUT WHERE 18 IT? He has a secret -it's IVORN ENTIRELY IN THE EAR No cord, nothing worn anywhere else. SONOTONE 1008 9th Avenue Greeley, Colorado MEN PAST40 Treetled with GETTING UP NIGHTS Pains la BACK, HIPS, LEGS Tiredness, LOSS OF VIGOR It you are a vistind of theme symptoma then your troubles may be traced to Glandular Glandular Inflammation is a conrtitutional dispaso and medicines that give temporary relief will pot remove the causes your tzoubles. Neglect of Glandular Indus matica often leads to premalure senility, and incurable malignancy, The past year men from 1,000 communities have been raccoodully ed here at Excelsior Spring.

They bare found soothing relief and a new sest in life. The Excelsior Medical Clinic, de voted to the treatroent of discuses peculiar to older men by NON. SURGICAL Methods ban a New FREE BOOK that tells bow three troubles may be corrected by Surgical treatments. This proves may prove of importance in pouT life. No obligation.

B7560 Excelafor Medical CRnle, Dapt. Adr. Excelafor Springs, He, ing a candidate, spent his week. end southern Illinois, -altacking the' Eisenhower administra. fion's defense and farm policies.

civil rights filibuster was set to resume in the Senale, ap. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D.Tex) parently affecting the fortunes of niore than any other presideullal! hopeful, The California Republican Assembly gave ils favorile son, Nix. on, a jubilant endorsement 'for president Sunday.

Kennedy, who Is opposed in the primary by Chicago pen A facturer Paul C. Fisher, has stepped up enthusiasms among his Democratic audlinecs in Now Hampshire. He has been callpaigning hard, drawing large crowds. Nixon has not come to the slate. Gov.

Wesley Powell and other Itepublican leaders, concentrating on and radio appeals, have taKen the job af gelling out the Republican vole for Nixon, who is unopposed. Although Fisher is not expected to. dent the Kennedy vole, he may inject some unexpected liveliness into the campaign at the Univer. sily of New Hampshire. Kennedy.

is scheduled to deliver a specch on disarmament there today. University officials refused Lo let Fisher share the plalformn but offered to let him speak laler. Fisher has said he will join Kennedy with, or without permission. In Milwaukee, Humphrey altacked what he called Republican complacency on defense. "All that America needs." Humphrey sald on a radin-TV program Sunday "is somebody to 1cll us that the siesta is over and for us to get up and go to work." In southern linols, Syminglon found an area that obviously likes him as' A possible candidate.

In Licrrin, 111., a Democratic club made hin: an honorary member and gave' him. a plaque, "We hope lo see it hanging on the wall of the White House when you becomo president," said the club secretary. In Washington, observers speculated on the effect of the fillbuster on Johnson. Ele scemed lo. be in line for some polllical pasting no matter what he decided to do.

'The big question involves bis vote on a possible move to limit debate and thus stop the filibuster. If he votes for a limit, he will lose some Southern support. If ho voles against one, Democralie lib. crals will be after him. With Officers Windsor Man Robbed Edward Winter of Windsor was beaten and robbed of $30 by three men here Saturday night.

Winter was given emergency trealment for cuts and abrasions at the Weld County General hospital and then released. Winter told Greeley police that he had picked up 'two men outside of Greeley and given them a ride into town, The two asked him to take them to 404 8th St. When they arrived this address, Winter sald the two men talked him into going with them into the dark between tWo houses. There, Winter said, was wailing and the three men, beat him up. $40 Watch Stolen hirs.

Daphne Hirsch of 1421 Tth St. reported to Greeley police Sunday that her house had been enlered and a $60 walch taken, The thieves gained entrance to the house through a back door which had been nailed shut. Collision In Garden Cily A 1949 auto driven by Grady Marvin Parks of Denver was damaged $60 and a 1953 car driven by Daniel Leroy Gesich of Stilliken $35 in. a collision in Garden City about 6:10 p.m. Sunday.

Parks was altempting to pass Gosich when the Milliken driver made a left turn 10 park, Highway Patrolman Harold Payne reported. GHS Students Enter Cheyenne Speech Meet Twelve Grecley High 'students were among 300 from 17 schnols in Wyoming and Colorado who atlended the annual Cheyenne Speech meet Saturday. GHS students winning awards were Christy Opdyke, who received 1 first place in dramatic interpre1ation, and Mack Shaver and Mike Gibson, second place in debate. Others participating, were Dale Dobson Peggy Ogden. debate; Nancy Johnson and Sharon Ryan, humorous interpretation: Mack Shaver, dramatic interpretation; Robert Hernbloom and Stike Gibson, boys' extemporaneous speaking; Susan Nichols and Gini Doug.

las, girls' extemporaneous speaking; and Sieg Efken and Larry Cooper, original oratory. They were accompanied by Mrs. Dorothy Varra, instructor DI speech. Zenith Hearing Aids SALES AND SERVICE Hearing Aid Batteries For All Models of Zenith Hearing Aids Bogan Pharmacy 8th Ave. at 10th St.

Phone EL 2-1950 1 School of Mines Given Property Valued at $50,000 GOLDEN (AP) The Colorado School of Mines Foundation, sald today it has received mining property valued at $50,000 in memory of the late Roscoe B. Morton. The property is west of Idaho Springs. Morton, a Cornell, Univer. sity graduate, carried on mining operations in Colorado until his in 1931.

His wife and two sisters, all of Dronxville, N.Y., made the gift. Royal Fiance Has Birthday By DENNIS NEELD LONDON (AP) Antony strong-Jones, the man Princess Margaret is to marry, today began the most momentous of his life. This is his 30th birthday -the first be ever has spent in 1' royal palace and probably the last he will spend as a commoner. "A year to look forward to with 1 great deal more going on than predicted one newspaper astrologer today. "Love inlerests steadier and more By next March 7, the chances are that Antony Charles Robert Armslrong-Joncs will have a title and a stately home of his own.

Probably he will be created a marquess. For unless the former sociely photographer is elevated to the peerage, children of his marriage to Princess Margaret would be plain "mister" and "miss." Thai, say court informants, would be almost unthinkable. With the title of marquess there is always a secondary title -usual. ly an earldom--which is used by his cldost son. His other children have the titlo "lord" and "lady." Handsome Armstrong Jones begAn his year of destiny today at the royal lodge at Windsor, where he had spent the weekend with his fiancee and Queen Mother Elizabeth.

Margaret's birthday gift was a royal secret. One London paper suggested she might present her future husband with a $6,000 Jaguar. DR. VERNON NASH above, fleld representative for the Committee for a World Constitutional Convention, will Tuesday at 4:10 p.m. at the panel lounge in the CSC Student Union al a public mecting of the International Relations Club of tie college.

French Soldier Skating Champion VANCOUVER, B. C. (A For the first time in. eight years the banners of: France flew at top staff today with those of three other nations in the realm of fig. ure skating.

A sorious minded soldier, Alain Giletli of Paris, put there Saturday night when 'he gathered in the men's singles title, surviving a gallant challenge by Donald Jackson of Oshawa, Ont. Regains Fiancee But Ring Is Lost NEW YORK (AP) Tommy McCauley, 23, thought 'he had lost his bride-lo-be. Joyce Mullan, 21, gave him back his ring after a spat at the dour of her Brooklyn home Saturday Angrily, Tommy threw the 000 ring into the snow, It Janded in a snowdrift. Tommy and Joyce searched through the snow. No ring, They woke up her parents, who helped search.

No ring. They called the police who sprayed hot water on the snow a shovelful at a time. Seven policemen prowled the area with flashlights. Others searched a subway track below the sidewalk. Four CSC Debaters Compete in Tourney Four debaters represented CSC at the Colorado College debate tournament Saturday al Colorado Springs.

The team of Norma Zimmerman, freshman from Raton, N. and Sharon Wilson, freshman from Longmont, won from Adams State College but lost to the Air Force Academy and Regis College. Carolyn Webber and Tom Hennigh, both of Longmont, won from the Air Force Academy but lost to the University of Denver and Universily of Colorado. Eight Colorado and Wyoming colleges took -part in the touranment. The undefeated teams were from Adams State, DU and Regis College.

Neal Claussen, debate coach, accompanied the CSC debaters 10 Colorado Springs. On March 12, two CSC debate teams will attend the Adams State College debate tournament. Church Banquet at Milliken Tuesday Milliken church Father and Son Banquet will be held in the Aid Haven in Milliken Tuesday evening at 6:30 p. m. The Rev.

Harold Irwin, the new pastor, of the First United Presbyterian church of Loveland, will entertain with -music and message. Allan Moorman and Allan Stroh will provide musical numbers. The community is invited. A silver offering will be taken for the Missions, Pastor Launches Space. Vehicle in His Church BALTIMORE (AP) Packard, an Episcopal minister, has space vebicle.

He did it in church, just like the last time. Two -years ago, it was a cardboard "churchnik" rocket that zinged to the ceiling on rubber bands. Sunday; it was, a six-foot papier mache model of the Mercury astronaut capsule which America's first space traveler will ride. The blastoff occurred during the family service al St. Mary's Episcopal church, where the Rev.

Mr. Packard is rector. As two children pulled A rope strung through a pulley. the silver colored capsule painted with three orange crosses moved up to the rafters of the church. A couple of youngsters gasped.

But there was not enough audible reaction from the congregation of 125 adults and children to disturb the decorum of the Lenten 'servlice, The minister drew a parallel between the discipline and training required of the astronauts and the similar rigors required of Christians during the penitential season of Lent, Life Underwriters Hear Of Capitol Pack Plans Kenneth Monforf, president of the Greeley Capitol pack, spoke to the Greeley Association of Life Underwriters at a luncheon Friday in the Greeley National Bank annex, In reporting on this new Gree. ley industry which will be in operation soon. Monfart told of the progress being made al the packing plant and future plans. Thirty-five members and guests were present. President Paul Bechthold presided.

Honored as agents of the month were Ed Lorenz, manager of the Greeley office of Prudential, and his associates, Dick Capron and Stan Williams; Glen Vantine of United American Life: and Hobert Fithian of New York Life, Al Coleman reported that the accident and sickness LUTC class. was meeting Monday morning and that considerable enthuslasm had developed among the underwriters enrolled in this group. The annual Colorado Sales congress will be held in Denver May 5-6. All local association members were urged to aftend. Marriage Licenses Billie Leon Trimm and Juanita Jean Pierce, both of Cheyenne.

Donald Roger Petrie and Char. lene Ellen Daily, both of Rawlins, Wyo. Kenneth E. Andersen and Sandra E. Sall, both of Greeley.

Donald Duane Brunz of Greeley and LaVelda Ruth Frubwirth of Windsor. Carl Wilfred Nadeau and Julia Lee Giffin, both of Denver, Only U.S. Bomb Alarm Nuclear Blast Can Trigger By JOE F. KANE WASHINGTON CA The blind. Ing flash of light that flares from 3 nuelcar blast will be.the only trigger for an automatle bomb alarm system being Installed throughout the United Stales.

The first alarm stations will be operating in two or three wecks, It was disclosed during the weekend. The national system will be completed In a few months. th the momentary interval between. any nuclear bomb burst and the pulverizing blow of the following shock wave, the system will let the nation's high command know which areas have been hit. The automatic relay will reporl only nuclear hits.

It' will not give advance warning of an attack, The first of more than 100 "sensor" stalions already are being installed by the Air Force. The stations will be linked by wire munications to six major centers. Information from the system will feed Into centers at the While House, the Joint of Staff war room. in the Pentagon, the alternate command center buried underground near Ft. Ritchie, the Air Force command post Ln.

U.P. Will Buy New Equipment March 7, 1960. Frigidaire Products and Service Since 1928 Weld County Garage 810 10th St, Ph. EL 2-1313 OMAHA (AP)- The Union cific Railroad announced plans Sunday for the purchase of more than 26 dollars worth al equipment' in 1960. A.

E. Stoddard, president of the railroad, said plans call for construction of 800 freight cars valued at about 11 million dollars in the Union Pacific Omaba shops. He said the Union Pacific also has on order 20 passenger coaches, 25 baggage cars and an additional 550 boxcars. ADVERTISEMENT FOR REDS The City ct Greeley, Colorado, will recelve nealed bids for the conatriction ol concrete work an atrects and avenuca, until 2:00 P.35. M.S.T AL the attice of the City Manager, Greeley, Colorado, on the 15th day of March, 1960.

which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. cluding plans and specifications, Are Tho specification documents, Inon flle at the office of 11:0 City Manaker And the Ens Incer, at ley, Colorado. Coplex at the may be obiained by. All of which will be returned to bidder mubmitting a fide. bla upon return of the documents to the City nager or Englneer.

Each bird shall be Accompanied, In a penarale, serled envelope. by bid bond, or A certified check drawn on' solvent bank In the StALe ot Colorado, In amount not than or the total bid and shall be made payable ta the City Greeley, Colorado, OR securily that the bidder whoRe bid mAy be BCconted will enter Into a contract 1c I conatruct this project in accordance with the documents give bond in tho Amin hereinAfter provided. Checks accompanyIng bids not accepted shall be turned to the bidders. The bidder will he required to furnish A performance bond In the sum of the full amount of the bid. No bid shall he withdrawn after opening the bide without the conthe City of Greeley Colorado, for perind of 30 days after the scheduled CiLy time of of Greeley closing reserven bids.

the right to reject any or all bids and to walys Any Informalities in bidding. Unled at Greeley, Colorado, this 4th day 1960. CITY OF COLORADO Dy I. CRUCE. City Moniger.

The Greeley Dally Tribune. March 7, 1960. the Pentagon, the Strategic Air Command headquarters at' Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha; and headquarters of the North American Air Defense Command al. Colorado Springs, Colo. Brig.

Gen. J. B. Bestic, deputy for Air Force communications and electronics, disclosed details of the "atomic strike recording in testimony to a House Military Appropriations subcommittee. A transcript was made public bight.

Bestic said it will cost about two million dollars yearly to operate the network. Communications wires will be leased from Western Union. Work on the system started last blay. The chief value of the system will be to tell the Strategic Air Command instantly which of its bombers and missiles are de stroyed if an attack should come, and which bases are untouched. SIGN OF SPRING In some places the big event of spring is when the ice breaks up in the river, but the sound made by the ice sliding out of the spouts and trickle at water down the spout from melting snows on the root was 2 pleasing sound in Greeley Sunday after the long cold spell.

Photo by Rene Waters, 5 years old, 2412 11th Avenue. $140,000 Asked By Air Force for Diapers for Year WASHINGTON (AP) The United States Air Force considers the baby business as big business. 11 has asked Congress for 000 to pay the bill for diaper seryice during the fiscal year starting next July 1. This service is for alrmen's infants born or treated In government hospitals. Belg.

Gen. John K. Cullen, director of plans and hospitaliza-, tion, based his estimate of money needs on an average service cost of one cent per diaper. That would provide for an estimated 14 million dlaper changes annually. "The diaper service is a big business with us because the baby business is bly business," the general told the House Appropriafions Commitice.

14's cheaper, the general said, to contract for diaper service than for the Air Force to buy its own diapers, "have them rinsed cared for by our allendants and sent to the commercial laundries." Mamie Begins Reducing Task PHOENIX, Ariz, (AP) -Mamie; weeks of' dieting, sunbathing, exEisenhower today began Na two ercising and relaxing al an exclusive Phoenix resort. The First. Lady, her sister and three friends, are staying at' Maine Chance, a heallb and beauty resort operated by cosmetics manufacturer Elizabetb1 Arden. Mrs. Eisenhower, appearing relaxed and in top spirits, arrived in Phoenix by train She was greeted by several Arizona dignataries, including Gov, and Mrs.

Paul Fannin, and temperatures: in the 805. Supreme Court Will Reconsider Damage Suit Against Hosp. DENVER (AP) The Colorado Supreme Court agreed today to reconsider a decision reversing lower court verdict which had awarded $35,000 damages to the mother of a Denver girl, G. Michael Morris, altorney for Mrs. Gertrude Madison, won the rehearing after telling the preme Court about a case recently reported in legal journals which night have a bearing.

Mrs. Madison charged in her suit that her daughter, Rita, now 13, was soycrely burned by hol water from a steam vaporizer in Denver General Hospital when only 6 months old. She said the burns left the girl, blind, deat and tally deficient. In reversing the award decision by the Denver District Court, the Supreme municipality Court could ruled not 4-3 be held that li. 3 able for the actions of employes.

Ben-Gurion Visit To U.S.. Protested Arab Diplomats WASHINGTON (AP) -Top dip-! Tomats from 10 Arab countries jointly protested today that Israeli Prime Minister David BenGurion's visit to the Uniled States is "likely to create consequences detrimental to Arab- relations." The Arabs, eight of them bassadors, expressed this view! alter conferring for 40 minutes with Secretary of State Christian A. Herter. Ben-Gurion is sel to arrive this weekend on an informal visit. Wis announced purpose is to accept an honorary degree al Brandeis Uni.

versity in Wolfham, but he also is expected to confer with President Eisenhower and other American leaders. Eaton Farmers Night Saturday Second' annual Eaton Farmers Night, sponsored by the Eatob Civic Association, will be held Saturday at the Eaton High School auditorium, Two shows will be given, matinee at 2 p.m., and evening performance at A o'clock. The public is invited to attend. The entertainment will be provided by the Jack Blue agency of Denver, Many valuable prizes will given away. Registration may be made al Any of the business firms in or at the door before the shows.

A person need not buy anything or be present 1o win. The first prize is a trip to Las Vegas for two. Dick Nolan will fly the winners to Las Vegas, where they will have two nights lodging at the Tropicana. The Civic association is providing $100 expense money. Other.

prizes will be: A seven ton side hoist, donated by Hydraulics, Unlimited; $100 of liquid fertilizer, Potato Growers Cooperative; 500 pounds of alfalfa pellels, ani company: 500 pounds of anhydrous ammonia, American Ferlilizer and Chemical; and $25 paint, Poulsen Hardware. Is De Gaulle Backing Down? PARIS (AP) Most Paris pApers today attacked President Charles de Gaulle for what looked like a climb down, in his liberal Algeria policy. Only' a week ago De Gaulle had been telling cheering crowds in southern France that the Algeria of tomorrow must be quite different from the Algeria of yesterday and that the Algerians themselves would have the making of 11. His words then cast gloom over Algeria's French 'settlers -and their military sympathizers. B11 last week, touring army posts in Algeria, he said Algeria's future lay neither in independence nor in a relura to the colonial past, but in some new form of association with France: He described the idea of Algerian independence as "a stupidity and a monstrosity" and suggested a future "Algerian Algeria linked with France." His words cheered the army and Algeria's French seltlers, Morse Enters Md.

Primary ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) Sen. Wayne Morse (D Oregon) today entered: Maryland's May 17th presidential primary 'against Sen. John F. Kennedy (D-Mass).

The Oregon Democrat explained in briet chat with Gov. J. Millard Tawes after the ceremony; that he had not planned to enter the primary in this slate until "certain developments" had left the slate without a free hand at the national convention. Stork Express Born to Mr. and Mrs.

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