Daily Messenger, The (Newspaper) - June 21, 1960, Canandaigua, New York Established 1796 NT NT Year WEATHER OUTLOOK and mild today high In mtd Low tonight about Cloudy ami mild Wednesday with possible showers high o 81 Variable winds 5 to 15 Increasing Wednesday to 19 o 23 AREA TEMPERATURES 8 M II 9 1 P.M 73 24 hour high low 57 VOL 164 NO 121 PHONE 897 CANANDAIGUA NEW YORK TUESDAY JUNE 21 1960 SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS Search For Missing Youth Continuing Lake Shore Probed No Trace Of Donald Is Reported Ontario County police authorities pressed their search today for missing old Donald Collins Canandaigua IID 1 on a ing front but said they had ing new lo report Collins tire shop employe and a Navy veteran hits been the object of an extensive search since he disappeared from a boat off the Canandaigua city pier early day morning We have nothing new Sheriff F Earl Thompson who is ing personal direction of the ease reported but feel that we are narrowing down possibilities little by little Search Shore Area Sheriffs officials were giving special attention today lo the shoreline along the west shore of the lake with the idea Collins known Jo be a strong swimmer may have been able lo reach the cottage area and to be suffering from amnesia At the same time police and fire officials continued dragging tions and search of the lake area Broader attention is now being given to section near the Canandaigua outlet and off the Swimming School because Elic ex- tensive probing of the water off the Pier had produced no results Collins is reported to have leap suddenly from a boat in which he was riding with two friends John West 23 and John 20 both of this city West tor of the craft told police officials that Collins without warning re- moved his shirt and shoes and jumped info the water Parents Confident The youth was the -son of Mr find Mrs Robert J Collins who live one and a half miles west the city limits on ills bers of his family have told police officials that they are confident that he was not a drowning victim and that in some way he reached shore A police check late yesterday in- that Collins turned his car over late last week lo Ronald inan Smith Rd a close friend Himnan indicated today that the vehicle was at garage Rochester Rd and that he ed the motor and to dispose of the body Canandaigua fire police bers the leadership of ert F Ahrens have been active in controlling traffic in he Pier area where car movement and parking have increased sharply during the search period DONALD COLLINS object of search Dozer Cuts Phones To Villages and Manchester had no phone service for three hour afternoon Rochester Telephone Corp said today thai their main underground cable which service lo the ILT area's telephone users was damaged at p.m ently by a bulldozer operating in the area on a tion project This silenced all of the in area and also cut for a time our service Newark Syracuse and Mrs Beulah C VanOrman cruet operator in the Canandaigua office of the Rochester Telephone Co reported Service Mrs VanOrman explained that telephone cables linking area with Newark Syracuse and Kul falo channel through the Little area as do the Shortsville Manchester facilities Service was restored shortly be fore p.m by emergency of the Telephone Corp The Ontario County Sheriff's of fice by Telephone assisted an Manchester fire officials in man mug short wave equipment so tiia emergencies could met But happily there were no events and by supper time tiling was normal in the Twin Vi Concern Over Inroads Of Elm Disease The Board of Public Works lasl evening approved a for spraying Canandaigua trees but admitted that Dutch elm di- sease and the elm leaf beetle were making gains in destruction of the city's fine old trees Superintendent of Public Works Alfred N reported that MOD roc Tree Surgeons of Rochester had completed their contract to Ireal elms 100 sycamores ami 100 willows and said that the work appeared to have boon done satisfactorily spraying project was ed at halting the elm leaf told Board but there is some evidence that the beetle is gaining immunity against DDT oilier type sprays and that we are losing ground Kim Disease Troublesome called the fight against the dread Dutch elm disease a one This explained thai ic number of elms long No 1 tree is declining nd thai they arc being supplanted y Norway maples and oilier ies less susceptible to destructive and insects We arc taking out elms a Yole said and arc having o fill in with Norway maples and Iher hard species able lo disease Yole explained lhal a member of ic Public Works department staff accompanied Monroe Tree personnel and kept a trce check of the spraying We gel reports that sonic lave been missed and I suppose hat is possible hut we keep a close account that this job was completed carefully Low Bidders The Tree Surgeons Jinn was lowest of five tree surgeon groups which presented bids for annual spraying work The irm also won the yearly tree trim ming contract The Board also talked over three other Spring projects street re- pairing maintenance of the boat launching area off South Main St and the paving of he Niagara St parking lot Yole On street repair Parrish SI resurfacing will be finished today Pleasant St will next receive help and then Niagara St If our money holds out we think we can gel to all of the streets with some type of relief this mer We think we are making progress Ike Rests At Hawaii After Grueling Tour Tou MILITARY DISPLAY FOR IKE IN KOREA President saw military during visit o headquarters of he Sotilli Korean Army Corps only mifes of the ice tine Troops of various marched in review against a backdrop oj military weapons Ave Warns Toughness Raps i Community Chest Fund Drive Set At A goal of for the Community Chest drive was set by tlic seven agencies which fit from the campaign at a ing held lasl night n the YMCA The drive will open in October This marks the first year that tlic West Ontario Chapter of the American Red Cross joins the Community Chest in the ann drive The agencies and heir as agreed upon lasl by their representatives Y.MCA lied Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts St Vincent dc Paul Society Salvation Army USO expected loss and administrative expenses total M Kennedy West Lake is general fund chairman To Resign After Treaty Is Fully In Force TOKYO suke Kishi was reported lo have said today he will announce his intention to resign as soon as the new security treaty comes into force Local newspapers in banner headlines said Kishi made his dec- to Secretary Sho jiro Kawashima of his Liberal Democratic party who called on premier lo discuss the tion of a successor Launching Site Aid On the boat launching sile De- of Public Works is ing lo empty trash cans and go far as is possible lo keep the tion tidy and usable pending a new contract between the city and the New York Stale Conservation Department On paving the Niagara SI ing lot Will gel at least an oil treatment surfacing this summer NEW YORK AP Former Gov W warned today against a altitude toward the Soviet Union Harriman who served as lo Moscow during part of World War II said such an would only strengthen the Stalinists in the Kremlin which will drive Moscow closer o king and terrify our friends and allies around the world In a for a local ing by the Democratic National Platform Committee I thai il is not easy for us o remain get tough has a popular in view of the lhal chev has been heaping on our President Khrushchev's proposed visit to Cuba will add to the cation However he added a calm at- and considered tion at this lime are way lo advance the free world's cause in the struggle against Commu nism Harriman also look In task for allegedly protesting that it is improper to have a de- bate on foreign policy that il en dangers our He charged that during the Korean Republicans did not hold back in attacking the Democratic Administration It is only by frank discussion and debate that our people can arrive al a decision on the need lor an increase in our defense he declared Harriman was among more lan 40 speakers headed by F Wagner slated to peak at platform committee earing Slate Democrats urged a strong rights plank in the party's 360 platform i Some Good But Mostly A Failure They charged that the administration failed In en- if civil rights and civil liberties In a pulley statement issued on the eve of the hearing they de- clared that wiping out nation is the obligation of all Americans but Hie responsibility tbu federal government Tlic urged the ident lo issue an executive order la bring an end lo discrimination in assisted directly or in- directly by funds or eral mortgage insurance or loan guarantees We strongly il ued thai legislation be enacted lo require local schools and local governmental lo comply with the ments of desegregation and lhal necessary powers be included o enforce such compliance Bergman Slack Cop Emmies At TV A ward Fete Present at lasl evening's ing were Board President Earl T Atkinson Commissioners Krank P Carlright and William K Morris Mayor Arthur R City At torney Herbert F Rogers Alder man Clifford K Murphy Jr liai son member between the Roan and the Common Council and Sn Citizens Group Lists Stand In July R J School Election MANCHESTER The Citizen's Mill Fire Is Under Control WAVERLY AP A smouldering fire that witnesses said threatened lo explode a large mill was brought under con- trol early today After an intensive search by firefighters from four surrounding communities fire was located and to a small area of the four story frame building oga Mills Black acrid smoke belched from the windows shortly before The at that time was described as similar lo one that occurred 15 years ago when a local mill here exploded The mill which manufactures feed is in an isolated section along road in Hie easl end of Ihc Committee in the Red Jacket tral School district set forth today 3 seven-point platform giving its position in next month's healed school election We will support a The Citizens Committee said who 1 is willing to challenge the shortsighted policies uf our present principal and dis- superintendent 2 will assert the role of the Board of Education the boss of Ihc school not the servant of these cators 3 will conscientiously work lo put the children back on full day sessions 4 is willing lo spend the or necessary to fully use the building for sessions and not one who rushes lo borrow money to pay the architect's recently sub- milled for over on a building S will work to raise the standards of tion in Red Jackel and nol con- to deprive our children the advantages of a class A system 6 knows that if our short changed in the quality u curriculum and heir lead eis 7 is willing to compromis school disputes and give 111 voters a choice as to whether Ihc Ihc Master Plan or remai a class H school system The is signed by ftc bald Lush president of the Committee Contesting for the Board of Kill cation on July 12 will bo Danii Chapman incumbent and Ou Lee Crowll The statement issued by the Ci I on Sheriff Reports 275 Complaints In Past Month County Sheriff's of- ice reported 275 complaints ng May highest number in lower than Ihc MS recorded n May 1050 A total of 24 motor vehicle cents investigated with II personal lopped any previous period this year and w.is slightly ahead of May ures A year ago there were M m- of motor vehicle dents resulting in one fatality personal injuries Arrests Sheriff deputies made during the month the same ber as in May 1959 Five of the were for speeding five for public intoxication four for of probation two each for malicious mischief and third de- gree burglary one each for littering slop sign violation driving driving without second degree rape ond degree grand larceny and petit larceny Dog Complaints The Sheriff's office handled dog control complaints during Mzy seven less than in April The indicated however lhal s Committee indicates oppos f suspected rabies were to both Chapman and checked reflecting 1 h e strong children arc lo they cannot be compete half trained ami alleging lhal they the ent Red Jacket Central school ad- ministration to which the Citizens Committee has been opposed We have no assurance from the statement reads lhal he would do anything ent Chapman His announced platform is exactly same Js Chapman's makes them as alike as two peas in a pod platform means lhal the Red Jacket will be subject lo education in the fore- seeable county-wide effort lo secure control Sheriff's staff members duly al funerals escorted six payrolls transported two shipments public menls mostly lo Ithaca for checks and handled two ey escorts A total of w.is collected in civl work and in civil fees were turned over lo County Treasurer The deputies in their work drove miles during the Ihu indicates HOLLYWOOD trio of old movie pros Sir Laurence Olivier Ingrid Bergman a n d Robert their first try television walked off with the lop TV awards Monday night Harry became the first Negro ever lo win an Jackie former second banana Art Carney won an award for the best comedy show Olivier generally greatest actor won his Emmy for his portrayal of a character based on Gauguin in The Moon and pence His award was accepted by Charllon I lesion this year's ie Oscar winner who I will say lhal Larry would not say himself he de- serves il Until Olivier and Miss Bergman a Oscar winner were in The Swedish actress won her first TV award for the ling Turn of the Screw Slack who plays the ing Ness in The ables would have won even if he had losl His boss Desi had a Mercedes sports ster wailing for him in the ing lot I was going In give il to you win told the Slack Slack won his as best actor The award for the best actress in a series went In Jane Wyall the wife and mother of Anderson family in Father Knows Best won for the best in a variety or musical program He accepted his from Fred who also was nominated for the award Carney competing with such top bananas as Danny Thomas Jack Benny and lied Skelton won his award for Art Carney Special The staged and telecast from both Hollywood and New York gave oilier to Playhouse 90 for show CHS Fabulous variety program The Report best news program CRS 20th best lic affairs program Writer Rod for his ies Twilight written drama Kenny's four writers comedy wriling Huckleberry a toon series the first syndicated show ever lo win an won for most outstanding 1 program Critics Of US Economy lly THE Vice President M on today struck out at tration critics who say the Soviet Union is making greater ic strides than the United Stairs and that the government should do something about if Me said there is no chance that the Soviet economy will surpass this country's during this century despite Soviet Premier Khrushchev's boasts that il will Ik done in the next seven lo JO years Nixon's billed a jor discussion of the nation's omy was prepared for the 40th annual convention of ho national Junior Chamber of Commerce in St Louis Mo II was one of a by the Republican aspirant on national sues Tile critics argue lhal if we would just adopt their pel eco- nomic philosophy we too would like the Soviets Nixon said They invited us lo join them in playing what is rapidly becoming the most fashionable political parlor game of our limo game we well cal Nixon said il is unfair to com pare the Soviet and U.S system because the Soviet Union is re- building after the war and its economy is still primitive He at those who say this nation is more interested in fancy than in solid economic growl h The epithet most commonly flung out by the school is tail he said Without cither defending or quarreling with my neighbor's lusle I urge these economists lo he more explicit What sort of Soviet are they Do they want a federal agency empower nd lo regulate the design of Or arc they pro posing tax rales which make the manufacture of new cars Nixon advocated government help to private industry whenever otherwise stuck lo generalities in his discussion of economy The speech followed an address Monday night at Minot on farm problems talk was significant both for what he said and what he did mil say AP President Eisenhower's swift Far Kasl added up to another tri- umph but something less than success on international front A total of about three million spectators applauded yelled ami even squealed with delight ever he drove by in Korea the Philippines Formosa nnd wa Hill Eisenhower realized as well as anyone that the cheers of the crowds will not solve some of the critical foreign policy problems in the area There arc solid signs his brief Hawaiian rest is only an inter- lude for i fresh new look at some of llw problems that turned p during his travels weary from his IG I lias yet lo sum lir personal reaction lo his jour ujy be that ended in swirl of controversy Hut in balancing off ind minuses il appears that tin sudden collapse a visit lo Japan outweighs th gains evident thus far Diplomatic officials fear Ihi single development with Us poler explosive aftermath i time could even dull the Eisenhower added to can name in Korcu the Philip pines and Formosa Japan with its highly society long has been kingpin around which foreign policy revolves in the Fa East just as served a the focal for European Pol icv If Western style democracy wavers in Japan cr's need lo cancel his Tokyo visi for fear of left-wing student riots will Ix1 as tho un happy high point of his Far Kasl For time being has succeeded in chalking ui Ir have done some good in Koreans rejoicing in the over throw of regime toward democracy He reassured hen United Stales would stani firmly in helping back new attack by lied China or Com munist North Korea Formosa Eisenhower worries about lied China by to join with the Nationalist defending embattled Quemoy i an attack on this island appear aimed at invasion of Formosa Eisenhower also made some head way in urging Ch ang to push ahead wit economic reforms ing World News In Capsule OTTAWA mayor of Moscow lo liis first in movie Monday and the show inaile liim an laic for reception al ihc Soviet sy Mayor and his parly dropped In for a minute glimpse at the open-air movie en route to reception Then Robert Taylor and Julie don came on in Saddle in the Wind and stayed nn longer until II was apparent how the story ranic out d mm taking the captain's anil an engineer with il police said the freighter Uranus rammed into II side of tin into tlic p Themis Greet Eisenhower On Hawaii Arrival HONOLULU AP President hailed by more than 100.000 cheering uled another golf round today er apparently snapping back fast from weariness of his Far ern lour was admittedly ex- hausted when he arrived rea in new stale al mid- day Monday Nevertheless he lost lime in to his outdoor The President look a brief nap id then played nine holes of goit 11 a sunny course Hie edge of the blue Pacific lie temperature was in the mid- Os but there was none of iness he had encountered almost on his lour to the Nationalist China and Korea Today Eisenhower arranged a round of golf starting fl over the same courso I the Marine Corps Air Station where he plans lo relax perhaps rest of the week before flying home to Washington Warmly applauding the traditional welcome oi Iho islands ident stepped smilingly from his big jet airliner They kept il np all the way along the populated section of his motorcade across this beautiful island to Eisenhower came back lo his own country with fresh memories of welcomes where he went in the Orient There was only one marked touch of an- in countries he has visited That came in awa under LT S administrative control since World War Jf where student demonstrators veiled Yankee go and that islands be re- to Japan Thai happened Sunday the day lie President originally had been scheduled to arrive in Tokyo for a three-day visit The Japan slop vas cancelled when the Japanese decided its police could not Eisenhower from rioters i Cancellation of the Tokyo visit he planned main stop on the dent's Far tour made Hie goodwill journey a of failure and success from he of personal diplo- macy Bui whatever Eisenhower's dis- appointment it was hidden in the glow of cordial hospitality that marked his arrival in Hawaii Traditional symbol of was the big lei of red carnations placed over the ing President's shoulders al airport by Mrs William F Quinn wife of the new ernor Her husband 1 Republican headed a delegation of slate and military officials in welcoming on his visil to aii since 1052 when he was and on his way home from an inspection of Hie Korean Quinn praised Eisenhower ing the residents of the island owe you a debt of gratitude for your long unflagging of won last year ranns rammed into II o anil bounced off 5 path of the O US Tax MEXICO CITY Officials of the Roman Catholic Church In demolish he crumbling Shrine nf Our Lady nf rebuild il Abbot of the old said Monday The church north of Mexico City was built mi the site where tradition says Hie Virgin Mary appeared to Juan Diego an In- dian In 1531 In recent years depletion of the underground water Mcx City lias caused a settling of the soil which has seriously many old buildings tors Union Monday night asked its members and foreign actors o he Venice Film Festival this year to protest he naming of Unman Catholic censor as festival director 1 An actors meeting In Home also registered a protest against minister of cles They lie had tried lo limit the of expression In the cinema TOKYO Worried over re- ports of a campaign against Jap anese goods in United Slates Japanese toy makers messaged President Eisenhower today that most Japanese are pro-American The assurance was contained In a letter sent liy the Federation of Export Toy Manufacturers in Tokyo through the U.S embassy here a federation spokesman sahl Various American companies AP freighters collided In Kiel Canal toady I were cancelling the for Japanese goods because of the and one riots In Tokyo I WASHINGTON AP The Senate has ended its annual lax hi by voting to increase nues rather than cut them as it did a year ago The lax passed day night not only extended ent rates on corporation income and excise taxes yielding 41 lion dollars added on an 650 million of additional revenues resident Eisenhower had asked extension of present taxes for an- other year worsening international tion combined with recent Senate voles to increase money for de- fense health research education and federal pay led the Senate to swell the Treasury's income In The 650 million was added through adoption of three of ries of what their sponsors called amendments ad- by Democrats lo avoid a tag nf fiscal party
