Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 12

Page 12 Lebanon Dally News, Lebanon, Saturday, October 3, 1964 TAKES FIFTH AMENDMENT MEDIA, Pa. (UPI)-Builder Donald P. McKay, accused of refusing to sell a house to a Negro family, look the Fifth Amendment 17 times Friday at A state Human Relations Commission hearing. Leon Frisby, a Philadelphia school teacher, said McKay refused his offers to buy a home in Wallingford and later sold it at a lower price to another person. FURNITURE STAGERBROS.

UPHOLSTERIIMI 2501 Cumberland Dial 173-6161 HAUER I HAVE pjiinu IJH ADEQUAlt I SAFE 23 6th Si I IKING n. OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT 833 Willow St. First or Second Floor Contacti C. M. Erdman 272-6121 Spending On Increase Family Earning Survey Shows Countians Rising Into Higher Brackets A survey of family earnings in Lebanon County, with particular reference to' the distribution of incomes, shows a steady movement upward into higher brackets.

The progress has been a general one. Many of those who were in the $4,000 to $7,000 bracket a few years are now to be found at to $10,000 level. Their former position lias been taken over, in turn, by families who had been in the $2,500 to $4,000 group. For the average local ro.si- John C. Kunkel Seeks 11th Term As Congressman or William Egli, Esquire 273-3733 Consult TOM BARNHART About This Question "I hear of life insurance that pays up the home mortgage in case of father's death, so the family has a dept free home.

Is life insurance also available to pay a family, say $100 a month, to provide rent 'for the deceased'! family?" FOR THE ANSWER TO YOUR INSURANCE QUESTIONS CALL ME ROASTER'S 43 N. 8th St. Dill 272-7666 average dent, as a result, it has meant a higher standard of living than before. And, for the business community, it has meant greatly increased consumer spending, especially for durable goods. The findings are contained In a copyrighted report prepared by Sales Management.

It lists, for every section of the United Slates, the portion of the population that falls within each income bracket. In Lebanon County, it shows, no less than 16,550 households, equivalent to 60.4 per cent of the local population, had net cash incomes of $4,000 or more in the past year. This was after payment of thoir federal ami slate taxes. It compares with 5G.5 per cent in 19GI. The a of gain, which amounted to 6.9 per cent, was greater than the United States' 5.7 per cent.

It was 5.9 per cent in the State of Pennsylvania. Since the study took into ac- 1 count only cash income, farm communities were not shown to their best advantage, as no allowance was made for the lower living costs on the farm. Shows Breakdown The breakdown also reveals the way income was divided among other groups of families in Lebanon County. There were some 12.0 per cent of the households with incomes of 17,000 to $10,000, 35.3 per cent in the $4,000 to $7,000 bracket and 20.7 per cent with-incomes of $2,500 to $4,000. The remainder were above $10,000 or below $2,500.

Since 1959, according to Sales Management, households in the United States with incomes of $10,000 or more have increased 69 per cent. Much of (his has been duo, it points out, to the "striking increase In the number of working wives." School with an LL.B. degree in 926. He is a life vestryman of St. Stephens Episcopal Church of larrisburg; a member of the American Legion Post 27, Lions Odd Fellows and other raternal organizations.

He" is a member of the Board of Trus- ces of Wilson College, Cham-, bersburg, and of Franklin Marshall College, Lancaster. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Harrisburg National Bank and Trust Har risburg public library; the Boys Uub of Harrisburg, of which he was president for three years; Harrisburg Hospital; Family and Service of Harrisburg; and has served on many other agency boards in the tri-county area. He is also director of the Oklahoma Royalties Inc. He is married to the former Katherine Smoot of Harrisburg and lives at 2 Wiconisco St. Harrisburg.

Serve Aboard Carrier That Won Navy Award Two local area sailors are serving in the Mediterranean aboard the aircraft carrier USS awarded the Navy. for. battle efficiency. They are Chief Boatswain's Mate Gabriel P. "Hlavaty, husband of the Young, 1605 Priest's Will Provides Funds i For Education The major portion of the estimated $5,000 to $10,000 estate of a priest in.

the Roman Catholic Diocese of Harrisburg who died here Sept. 19, is left for the education of boys for the priesthood, according to his will filed for probate. The eslate is that of the Rev. Daniel J. Crowley, 60, who died at Villa Vianney, South Lebanon Township, Sept.

19. It comprises personal property. Under terms of the will filed in the office of the register of wills in Ihe Municipal Building, Father Crowley left books and pamphlets to Joseph Kubularik, of Williamstown. The remainder of the estate is left to the Most Rev. George L.

Leech, bishop of the Harrisburg diocese, for the education of boys aspiring to the priesthood. Niece Is Heir A niece, Almeda G. Gruber, Annville, is bequeathed a major share of the estate of Mrs. Phoebe Haldeman, 83, of Annville, who died Sept. 24 at Hershey.

It is valued at $10,000 to $50,000 in personal property. Mrs. Gruber will receive $15,000 in a direct bequest and Mary Hershey Fernan will receive $5,000. The remainder, of the estate is to Mrs. Gruber.

John C. Kunkel Congressman John C. Kunkel Republican, representing thi 16th Congressional District com posed of Lebanon, Dauphin Perry and Juniata Counties i seeking an llth term Nov. 3 general election. Kunke Airman Assigned To SAC Base In Montana A-3C Ray L.

Hoffman, son Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hoffman, 2 N.

College Myerstown, who recently graduated from a pow er production course has been assigned to duty, at Malstrom AFB, Mont. He is a graduate of Eastern Lebanon County High Schoo and entered the Air Force i was elected to the 67lh Congres March. After undergoing basi in loss to 77th. training at Lackland in 1938, re-elected to the 77th, 78th, 79th, 80th and 81st (Congresses. He was unsuccessful in a bid for the U.S.

Senate in 1951 but was elected to the 87th Congress in 1961 to fill the vacancy created by the death of Walter M. Mumma. Born July 21, 1898, in Harrisburg, he is the son of John C. and Louisa Sergeant Kunkel; grandson of John C. Kunkel, a member of the 34th and 35th Congresses; and a great-grandson of John Sergeant, a member of Congress for eight terms and a candidate for vice president of the United States.

He was educated at Harrisburg Academy and Phillips Academy, Andover. He graduated from University with a A.B. degree in 1919 and Harvard Law lie completed a course in diase generators at Sheppard AFB and then was assigned the Strategic Air Command bas in Montana. IMPOUNDS PLANE WASHINGTON (UPI) Th Slate Department reports tha a T28 fighter plane, said to bound for Haiti, was impounds Thursday night in Miami. The department has been in vestigating reports that T28 have been smuggled to Haiti i violation of regulations requir ing export licenses.

The Unite States some time ago refuse licenses for exports of sue planes to Haiti, which earlie this year ousted the U.S. mil tary mission there. College Day Present took At Future Plans ANN VILLE Lebanon Valley oliege will give its alumni nd friends a look at its plans or the future on Lebanon Valey College Day, Saturday, Oc ober 17, according to Mrs. P. Rodney Kreider, executive sec- etary of the Alumni Associa- ion.

Dr. Frederic K. Wilier, college Dresident, will present the overall plan of development to alumni, parents of students, and sther friends of the college at a pecial program in Engle Hall Saturday morning, This will be a follow-up to his announced plans for a 11,150,000 capital gifts campaign be launched shortly and culminating with the observance of he college's Centennial in 19fifi. This campaign represents the opening phase of a long- range program which aims at Increasing the buildings and endowment funds of the in- by $8 million in the next years. In a less formal atmosphere, the campus guests will have an opportunity to visit the site of the new men's residence halls now under construction and to attend the open house programs of the various dormitory groups and social societies.

The o'p house receptions are scheduled for immediately following the Lebanon Valley College-Muhlenberg College football game at the Lebanon High School stad ium. Other Events Other daytime events on the calendar for Lebanon Valley College Day are the traditional frosh-soph tug of'war at the Quittapahilla 'Creek, a girl's hockey game between LVC and Muhlenberg, and a cross country meet with Muhlenberg. In the evening, the Wig and Buckle Club will present a performance of Thornton Wilder's "The Skin of Our under the direction of Theodore D. Keller. This will be followed by the LV Varsity Car, Truck Damaged In Crash Near Joiwstown A car truck crash Friday at the intersection of Route 72 and Old 22 near Jonestown, caused damage, estimated at to both vehicles, Trooper Albert G'.

Jonestown state police, identified the drivers as Curvin Nace 87, Columbia, and A. Thomas Waite, 59, Potts ville. Police said had pulled away from a stop sign and had made a left turn on to Route 72 when his car was struck in the rear by the truck driven by Nace. There were no injuries. Canned r.oft drinks jjml on the market for the.

in' 1954. WANTED Man or woman sbmo or I i I cutting. Full Employment SAVOY SHOE INC. W. High Elizabethtown, Pa.

MM TECH GETS GRANT PITTSBURGH (UPI) The Defense Department has awarded a J3 million to Carnegie Tech to establish a center for the study of information, processing. School officials 'said Friday the purpose of the project is to study the way information process systems are used to control and coordinate other systems. Club Dance in the Lynch Memorial Building; The reigning queen for the dance, whose identity will be revealed at the football. game where she will be crowned, will come from the freshman class. Call on us when in need of Custom Draperies Venetian Blinds Window Shades '-'cVTi ALSO Colorful roll-up and roller type woven woof blinds.

Dun Up Your WMrfowj foil and Free Estimates i Warren Folmer 366 N. 9th St. Lebanon Phone 273-2351 RENTAL PLAN We Rent Pianos With Option to Buy Later Quality Pianos Only! IN LEBANON AT 9 N. 9TH Perry B. Reilsnyder former Ruth A.

Federal and Seaman James R. Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos H. Annville RD 1.

The ship was for the award for showing proficiency In gunnery, engineering, damage control, air defense and anti submarine warfare. ELECTRIC GUIDE THIEVES GET COINS PAUPACK, Pa. (UPI) The Wallenpaupack branch of the First National Bank of Milford and the Gumble Bros. Lumber Co. across the street were burglarized Friday.

Thieves got J400 in coins at the bank and about $500 and office appliances from the lumber firm. Police said a burglary was attempted at the National Bank of Newfoundland, 15 miles from here. St. John's United Church of Christ, Mt. Aetna, is bequeathed $100 under terms of the estate of Samuel W.

Schuler, 82, this city, who died here Sept. 22. It comprises personal property and real estate at 32 GuLlford St. estimated at $5,000 to $10,000 in value. Other direct bequests are: to a grand nephew, William Gundlach and $300 to a grand niece, Mildred A.

Irons. The remainder of the eslate is left equally to a sister-in-law, Edna M. Wenrich, and a niece, Pauline A. Gundlach. Settlement actions were also taken in these estates: John E.

Schnoke, 71, Lebanon, who died here Sept. 22. Mrs. Mary E. Lymaster, 32, North Lebanon Township, who died May 2 at Union Township.

Mrs. Stella Sanders, 82, Heidelberg Township, who died Sept. 2fi at Schaeffcrstown. How Much Emotion Is Too Much? Prospective Home Owners Cautioned "Do people vote for one candidate because, he's handsome or for another because he's not handsome and maybe, therefore, loaded with integrity? "Well, nobody's really answered that one for sure. Prob- Make Your Contribution Noiv To The Republican Presidential Campaign! You Can Do This By Subscribing To The GOLDWATER-MILLER REPUBLICAN RALLY TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21 Tickets $10.00 (or more) Each The Speaker: Senator Everett M.

Dirksen Get Your Tickets At Republican Headquarters, 8th and Cumb. Sts. (OLD COURT HOUSE) Or From County Committee Members Or THIS COUPON Republican County Committee Republican Headquarters 8th and Cumberland Sts. Lebanon, Pa. ably never will though I believe most of us feel such whimsicallity is very when it comes to politics.

"But one field where whim sicallity is still much too frequent is in choosing a new home. It's perpetually frustrat ing to me to see couples 'fal in love at first sight' with a house that's sort of going to fall apart before it's lived oui it's first decade. "All too often the decision is made by Sally and Joe Doe to buy the house with the big patio. What they should be finding out is how is the inside of the house going to feel on a cold day in January or a ho one in July." So says one of our leading electrical contractors. He pion eered with electrical heating in this area, has seen it prove it.

way into a major trend. "The more you think befor you buy a house, the better am longer you'll enjoy it. "I recommend electrical hea' ing systems for these reasons, he elaborates: "An electrically healed house is an all-weather house, it's comfortable the year around. When the weather is cold outside'you can dial the exact temperature you want inside. Even when the heat is turned off in the summer you still have comfort.

Good construction and sound insulation are of the best when an electrically heated house is built in accordance with recommended standards. Your house is more than your home. It's usually your major investment. Electrical heating systems are as new as tomorrow. Better yet, they stay good as' new.

Electrical heating systems aren't going to need early replacing. In fact you can expect them to last the life of the house. That heating system can be as great financial asset, should you want to sell, it is a comfort-asset, as long you live there." QUESTION BOX A. Plans which stagger payments around the year (so there's no seasonal strain on the budget) widely available. You should contact the utility company office for full details.

But briefly: in addition to the electricity you use for heating, they'll figure all your other eiec- usage too. This would anticipate how much you use lighting, appliances etc. Then they divide by'ten and you're billed according to the estimate. If you use less, it's credited. If you use more, then you're billed, but not until July, in any given.year.

Q. Do you pretty much have to live in a new development to get Beating? A. Only if that new development is where you want to live. Otherwise you can have your electrical heating wherever you want your house to be. You'll 1 find the telephone numbers of expert electrical contractors in the adjacent directory.

For your further information, installation of complete electrical home heating systems is not limited to new construction. Older dwellings can be successfully reconstructed. Q. Would you recommend baseboards in preference to 1 ceiling cable for a single- story ranch house? A. That's for an electrical contractor to decide for you.

Both are extremely popular and effective. Sometimes construction details might give a slight nod to one over the other. For Complete Electric Heating Ifc J. 1 Indeed it would! For heat that's dean, healthful, comfortable. Fof heat that's flametess, fumeless soot and dirt-free.

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