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14 RACINE JOURNAL TIMES Wednesday. Oct 4, 1961 Hopes Brighten for Agreement on U. N. Post 4 i UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.

(VP) Prospects appeared a little brighter today for East-West agreement on naming a U.N. secretary-general. lit- 1 fern, Perry Aves. The motel will be called Holleb House at Westgate. Architect's sketch shows the design of the new motel to be built at the southwest corner of Washington, and Grant 1st Bar License for West Racine.

Motel Soviet delegates were giving the impression that their only demand on the naming of a temporary successor to the late Dag Hammarskjold is that he be screened by the Security Council, where Russia holds the veto power. But if the. selection is left to the General Assembly alone, as advocated by some Western nations, the Soviet UHon will refuse to recognize the new secretary-general "even if he were a Russian," one high Soviet source said. There is no veto in the General Assembly. Latest speculation1 centered on a plan to name acting (Continued from Page 1) do notargiie with Christian principles.

There is no legal prohibitiion against the sale of liquor involved." city's debt limit and to find out. if promissory notes issued by the district to the city would act to reduce the debt for debt limit purposes. Questions Mayor Before voting, Rosenberg said that at the previous council meeting the mayor had "some very important information" on the matter which he did not bring forward until Racine has a city ordinance which prohibits the building of from the city and sell it to Waxdale. Mayor Jack H. Humble, who helped negotiate the agreement, said that if "we let Mt.

Pleasant have control (of the" water line) they might reach a point where they could pull away. Cites Milwaukee "Someday then we would be in the same position as Milwaukee is with Whitefish Bay which no longer uses Milwaukee's water service." When an taverns within 300 feet of a church. The motel will be located east of a site on which secretary-general with five deputies. Two would come the Grange Ave. Methodist from the Soviet Union and the United States, the other three 0 ongregationhas broken from- Latin America.

Asia for a new 'church. The after the aldermen voted. (After site, however, is outside the Africa. outlying, area decides to build fiiTiTT-- mrrfinYirr mirirtrtMrtri'ti i-rrMnriiiiiiiiiiigiiiTa -fMlitt- tiiiii ri'iaiNiirnwiMi 'li mi larwrfirrY-'-tiiflh the voting at the last meeting, the mayor told the aldermen he had received an opinion from the city's bonding attorneys that promissory notes could not city limits. Brown said granting license was the "key to Journal-Tlmei Photo The City Council Tuesday night: Granted the first tavern license in the traditionally dry Washington Ave.

area adjoining the West Racine business district. (See story on page 1); Held up action on a contract to extend water to the S. C. Johnson Son, Inc. Waxdale plant near Sturte-vant until the council's Streets Committee can consider "alternative methods of furnishing the service; Unanimously agreed to demand cash from the School District for city schools after having delayed the decision four weeks; Sent to the Plan Commission a request for another street outlet to Greater North Bay after the commission had turned down such a request earlier.

Gave formal approval to the plans for widening Highway 20 (Washington 110 feet within the city. -There was no indication whether such a plan would be acceptable to the Soviets, who the the its own water plant it leaves the city with costly extensions, he said. have proposed naming a secre-l Aid. Eldon Asher, 12th, tary-general to work with three be used to lower the city debt.) operation of the motel." Church Men Protest The Rev. Stanley Matz, pastor of the church, protested granting the license saying, deputies representing East, ONE-MAN PET? Dennis Lindholm, 19, of 3116 3 Mile Road, acquired a white mink kit ajittle more than a year ago.

The mink, "Snowball," is so tame that Lindholm lets it crawl around his neck, down his shirt and out the sleeve. Lindholm left early today for Lackland Air Force San Antonio, Texas, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lindholm, will have to find a new home for "Snowball." Lindholm took i the mink as soon as it was weaned and began taming it. Then he brought it home and put it into a squirrel cage.

He has never had any trouble handling the animal. urged that the Streets Committee contact Mt. Pleasant Rosenberg questioned Hum- West and neutrals. if the ple as t0 whether he had any town officials to see The Russians are telling other delegations that this for "People who are intoxicated do not add to the decor of teaching to the word of God." mula is a far-reaching compromise and that they have further information this time. Humble said he did not and had not brought the matter up earlier at the last meeting because "it was a personal letter." also said arrange town is interested in buying water from the city and serving the wax plant.

Ruston said the City Water Department's pumping capacity would be sufficient to serve the area for 10 years under dropped the idea that the depu He was joined by protesters representing the Racine Chris ties would exercise any veto tian Reformed Church at 900 over the actions or tne temporary secretary-general. Illinois St. and the Calvary JFK Names Unit to Study Possibility of Government Aiding Political Funds Memorial Church at 4001 As for a permanent solution, normal development conditions. The plant has a pumping Washington Ave. however, the Soviet Union con tinues to insist on troika a Douwe Burghgraef of 2619 capacity of between 36 and 37 million gallons a day.

It's peak reached one day las W. High from the Christian veto-armed three-man secretariat. The United States WASHINGTON UP) Pres-1 quested such the! conditions and employment op; ments have been made to have interest due this year and next on the city school bonds paid by the unified. district. Approves Appointments Humble's appointments to the Mayor's Commission on Human Rights and to the Library Board were approved.

Rudolph E. Reeves of 2405 Lathrop L. L. Freeman. Reformed Church said, "Keep ice and make its recommendation to the council.

The council agreed to the de Ident Kennedy today named a'President said tne sessions willjportunities of our own agricul- Tuesday rejected the Soviet liquor out of the area for the tural workers, large numbers nine-member commission to! concentrate on: summer, was z.b million AGREE TO SEEK temporary formula, declaring it! sake of spiritual and moral studv whether the envrnmpnt ruI1 employment and eco- of whom are unemployed orjamounted t0 recognition of the underemployed. lay after severa aldermen questioned why the city had not made an arrangement to i nnmir nrAiirt rrrrit i i i ac troika principle. CASH FOR SCHOOLS should help finance the multi-jfor ou for million dollar camnaipn out- rr values. Glenn Kirchner of 4714 Lindermann representing the Calvary men's club's 200 members, and Thomas Miller Jr. of 1025 sell water to the Town of Mt.

In other action, the alder i citizens, ana opporiu- and Congress ignored a number of significant recommendations made by Sec. of Labor Arthur; nities for the nation's cities. of 3324 Taylor Ave. and Mrs. Janet Sharp of 1413 College Ave.

were appointed to the Hu-t Pleasant in which Waxdale is men unanimously agreed to de-located. The town could in mand cash from the Unified office, act to cut the cost of Kentucky representing the; J. Goldberg intended to set! Cabinet officers and other campaigns or both. School District for the city's Rights Commission. Stan ton Government officials will stricter standards for the im- turn sell it to the plant, they said.

Soviets Explode 17th in Series church's Sunday School membership of 765, agreed that the cocktail lounge should not be outstanding school bonds jey j. Rodgers of 3602 Wash-amounting to $10,640,000. 'ijngton Ave. was named to the Kennedy also announced, participate, working in teams Iportation of workers and regional conferences will four or members each. Ivide safenuards for U.S.

farm The City Water Commission approved the contract on he resolution passed lues-; Library Board. allowed. be held in 10 major cities next Kennedy signed today a bill i labor Darrell Wright, vice presi-i Mondav after a vear of ne'go-jday night had been delayed at Kennedy also signed a bill! WASHINGTON The dent of the Racine Chamber of tiations with Johnson's. Wateri two previous meetings by a'- Department Mpi fiilhprt minnritv nf the council throufrh! rOWier QUSQU MCM Department Mgr. Gilbert H.

minority of the council through! month to discuss urgent national problems and future needs. List Topics The conferences are sched i--Soviet Union fired a big nu- regulating the recruiting of farm workers from Mexico, but said the measure does not include provisions "which I believe necessary to protect domestic farm workers." Assigned to Thailand zinc. by the Atomic Energy Commis Heads Commission Ruston said the commission'parliamentary maneuvering, had planned to begin building! City Atty. Thomas P. Cor-the 16-inch, two-mile-long main Ibett told aldermen the resolu-this month if the council had.

tion might be helpful in achiev-approved the contract. Ruston ins a controversy which he uled. in Chicago, St. Louis, sion as "on the order of sev Houston, Nashville', Detroit, The commission appointed eral megatons." by Kennedy to study campaign! A megaton is the equivalent Commerce, stressed the desirability of the motel in community development. He pointed out that it would provide "much needed" convention facilities.

License owner Brown' said be bought the assignment for the license from Axel Andersen and Fritz Nielsen who had operated a tavern on 501 WASHINGTON CPV David A. Burger, 23, of a former resident of Wausau, is one of 50 Peace Corps volunteers who will be assigned to Thailand early in 1962 to assist that Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco and Los Angeles. "Adverse" Affect The president said studies clearly show that the Mexican outlays will be headed bv; of one million tons of TNT. said Mt. Pleasant had not con-: believes is necessary to have tacted the city regarding debt question rued on by Alexander Heard, dean of thef This was the 17th atomic ex-Graduate School at th I Iniver-plosion bv the Soviets since ter service.

the State Supreme Court, In telegrams sent to gover labor program "is adversely af Howard Corbett has been directed by Packard, presi- nors and mayors who re- fecting the wages, working sity of North Carolina. He is they resumed testing Sept. 1, the author of "The Cost of: The explosions have ranged dent of the manufacturineithe council. to take legal steps country's education and health firm, said" today that the com-fnecessary to determine thelprograms. Gould St.

until recently. When the matter was'Panv realizes the proposition brought before the council, a roll call was asked. Voting Democracy," a book published in several sizes, last year which deals with In response to a question, an campaign financing questions. AEC official said that today's The White House described snot was not necessarily the the commission as a 1em-larges' vet fired bY the Rus-porary, non-partisan, studyis'ans- DON'T MISS the Admiral TV Deals at Both Stores During LATHROP'S group." It is to file recommen- uciwkuium iuu dations with Kennedy Arctic region in the vicinity is up to the city government: and if it needs more time to study the question the company will wait. He said the firm does not want to be in the position of pressuring city i government to make its decision in a hurry.

Says Town Agreeable I Aid. Bert. T. Rosenberg, 3d, said he was in favor of the against the license were Aldermen Asher, 12th, and Jensen, Voting for the license were Tabet, 1st, Heimes, 2d, Rosenberg, 3d, Doonan, 4th, Dvorsky, 6th, Heck, 7th, Barrett, 8th, Alders, 9th, Barry, SDrine of Novaya Zemlya ll.lJ.lll.t I Prpsonf law Pt: miiii It was fired in the atmos- ceiling on campaign expendi-Pnere-tures by national political om- GRAND OPENING 10th, Turl, 14th, and Retzinger, 15th, Fredriskson, 11th, and CARMICHAEL mittees. To comply with yet spend millions more, both Here's a handy checklist to help remind you about stove and fur-- noce repairs plus 'real bargain prices! Wittke, 5th, were absent HOLD UP CONTRACT FOR WAXDALE WATER major parties always sprout a1 contract but asked why the.

way more expensive to the city had been chosen. "My in-; formation is that Mt. Pleansant is entirely- agreeable'L to buy-, crop of variously named inde-i We're Having Open House, Until 9 P.M. Thursday and Friday to Celebrate Our I PoN HAVE to Tell VoU WHAT fHls To Me I he a ldermen also held up approval of a contract to ex tend water service to the S. C.

6" Black Stove Pipe, 24" leu. 49c 6" Black Stove Pipe Elbows 49c 7" to 6" Black Reducer Pipe 60c now Johnson Son, Inc. Waxdale plant near Sturtevant. pendent committees in ejection years. "Not Healthy" In announcing appointment of the commission, the president said in a statement that funds for national campaigns traditionally had been supplied wholly by private irig water from the city and supplying it to its residents and the wax plant, he said.

Aid. David W. Retzinger, said the city's cost of construction would be avoided if the town would build its own All tixtt, Dust Stop FILTERS 45c A new filter will pay for itself many times over! The council authorized its Streets and Water Committee 8 In. Galvanized Furnace Pipa in pictures Thursday Friday Saturday 3 to consider "alternative methods" of providing- the serv- water lines, purchase a 24 Gauge, 24-in. length.

24 Gauge Furnace Elbows 1.35 24 Gauge 2-Piece Elbows ..1.10 24 Gauge Galvanized Tees 2.75 E3F5 Cast Dampers 3" to 12" 50c up Automatic Dampers to 9" 1.4$ up Candidates accordingly have been "forced to depend in the main on large sums from a relatively small number of contributors," the president said, adding: "It is not healthy for the Democratic process or for 9 In. Galvanized Furnace Pipe I i A MM Galv. Ash I 24 Gauge', 24-in. length 1 .40 24 Gauge Furnace Elbows .1.40 24 Gauge 2-Piece Elbows .1.15 24 Gauge Galvanised Tees 3.35 ethical standards in our govern-! Baskets CI 79 1 Iment to national Special til mm 1 BASEMENT FALLOUT SHELTER For FAMILY OF SIX As Specified By Office of Civil Defense and Mobilisation Concrete Block Pre-Cast Concrttt Ceiling Angle Iron Beams Sand and Mason Cement Overall Dimension W'xlO'S" Inside Shelter Dimension Ceiling Height Approx. 6'2" jcandidates in this condition of dependence.

"I have long thought that we must either provide a federal share in campaign costs or re i 5 1 I Pressure Relief Valves Chimney Caps, 3" to 6" Chimney Thimbles, 5" to 9" Stove Pipe Cylinders Asbestos Paper and Tape Furnace Brushes Flexible Stove Tubing, 24" to 72" Glass, All Sizes, Single and Double Strength Order Grates and Fi repots for All Makes Stoves and Furnaces Furnace Cement Soot Destroyer, powder or liquid Wall Paper Paste duce the cost of campaign services, or both. "My commission on cam- i Ipaign costs will take a fresh i look at this problem, and will jmake such recommendations as Harbor By Llufjvlt it deems appropriate, looking toward proposals for the next session of Congress." We Carry Complete Line of 'A" Cf" Furnace Coils Finings Copper Tubings Fittings Gutters Fittings Pipe Black and Galvanized. $24500 2506 FREE! CHARCOAL DRAWINGS OF OUR VISITORS BY PALMER MARTINO, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY 7 to 9 P.M. and ALLrDAY SATURDAY." (Chlldm Must Aoeompnlfd hf Adults DON'T MISS THE SOFA DEALS at Both Stores COMPLETE KIT INSTALLATION INSTALLED 00 WE REPAIR STOVE AND FURNACE PIPES-INSTALL CHECKS and DAMPERS We replace glass and screening, in aluminum and wood frames 495 Special During Our Show tf Beautiful Large Panoramic Scenes Elegantly Framed. Regularly Priced at $34.00 Your Choice 1ST 1 CO.

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