•The Newspaper Thet Goes Home- Weather Today’s Chuckle Partly cloudy, less Sign on a reducing parlor. "Come on in. What have you THE NEWBURGH NEWS humid tonight and got to lose?” Saturday. Group of Newspapers Thu N»w^>,p»r i, aupplltd win, the romplrta wtr* report and IINOLI OOPT — Se 71et YEAR. .No. 21814 NEWBURGH, W. Y„ FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956 picture covtraa* ot the United Preae aad dannett New, Service. ST TBS WKBB St WaterS upply A dequate For 4Judicious9 Use Ambulance Crash Care for a sensible sprinkle of Judicious and son-moderate In your lawn? A Judicious bath? A | their water habits. moderate glass or two of water? And the adjectives are all his. Well, John F. Kingsley, New In a report given to The Newt burgh water superintendent says Kills Physician residents can go right ahead, for lod*y. Mr. Kingsley said the level the water supply this year is good of city’s two reservoirs was sub- and should remain so unless con- stantially above tbe level of the ' MIDDLETOWN—A doctor was sumers become non-sensible. non- killed and four persons were in same time last year. In addition, jured. when Horton Memorial T"...J~ probably because of the cooler Hospital's new $10,000 Cadillac | * Oltll\ S NPICS weather which was experienced ambulance crashed into a truck up until tbe last day or two. the on Rt. 17 near Fair Oaks last Suez Parley consumption of water waa reduced night. Dr. Antonio Verrachio, 32. resi Civic Spirit Lacking? by an average of 250,000 gallons dent Intern at Horton since July 1 per day. of this year, became Orange Coun A newcomer has written a controversial piece on New The superintendent said tbe pres* ty's 30th accident fatality in 1956. To Go On burgh's community attitude. He says civic spirit is lack ent level of Washington Lake, 27% Da. Verrachio was riding in the ambulance with Joseph Cole. 25, ing. (Story on Page 5) fet above the bottom of tbe Intake, of 85 Monhagen Ave., and Rudolph was a foot and a half over the level W. Bee. 21. of 16 linden Ave., both Gasoline is cheaper in the Middle Hope area. (Story Minus Egypt on the same day in 1955. Brown’s Middletown. Cole, the driver, suffered multiple on Page 5) Pond on Mt. Airy Rd. showed a AMBULANCE WRECK — Tbe force of collision between a Horton Memorial Hospital LONDON (UP)—The West will reading of 18% feet as against lacerations, possible concussion go ahead with next week s con- 13 feet a year ag0 ambulance from Middletown and a track pushed in the front end of the ambulance. One and a kidney Injury. Bee, the at Democrats arr scheduled to start balloting next ference on internationalizing the intern in the ambulance was killed and three persons seriously injured at tbe Route 17 crash tendant, received arm and stom Thursday on their choice for the presidential nomination. S«x C.,1 despite Sovlrt fc ach injuries. He is a pre-medical S™ “ Kmpsl.y cuUoned. 5 ... -ill re. north of Middletown last night. (Photo by Carmody) student at the University of Penn (Story on Page 8) sylvania. oWicial Britisb sources quegted that residents make use of ' • The truck driver, James Pont. PAGING THE NEWS «aid today. water in a sensible. Judicious and J IT Zfl/lflfZ CiflTtlP 34, of Haddonfield, N.J., was hos moderate way. Suoto use. he said. 71 (tiling Ulime pitalized for a shoulder injury and en and Foreign Secretary Selwyn Classified Ads .. 12-13 Social News...... 6 woujlUJ keep the water levels up to bums, while his assistant. James Lloyd conferred today on the Sov Comics 0 0 o e o 0 15 Sports...... 10-11 a sate reading. Bull, 33, of Camden, N.J., was iet “acceptance” which some Brit TV, Theaters...... 3 Warn of Abuses treated for contusions and abra Deaths 2 ish sources said was an effort Even Truman Won’t Stop sions, and released. Editorials 4 Weather ...... 14 to turn the 24-nation conference As for sprinkling of lawns, cur tailed last year by a reduction in Road Blocked into a ‘’three ring international The crash occurred at 7:30 last circus.' the city's supply of water, Mr Eden was in constant contact Kl°«sl,ey ,ald ** “w 00 Pre‘e°‘ night as the Horton ambulance sped towards Wurtsboro where a with Washington and Paris on the any restriction. He tndi- Stevenson, Backers Claim Kremlin’s reply to the Western in- Sated that leav.ln* rpriB*1‘Lri and man had suffered a heart attack Doulin Hits Stassen in the bus station there. Headed til Mr. Truman announces whom delegates who might be influ vitation and the Soviet sugges-- C?“' By THOMAS P. NELSON north on Rt. 17, the ambulance tions for postponing the confer- gd*r*d*B *b“* aad b*’ enced toward Harriman by a dec United Press Staff Correspondent he favors for the Democratic came over the brow of a hill to ence, moving it to Cairo and en- S^’2±“ ‘° laration from Mr. Truman already CHICAGO (UP)—Adlai E. Ste presidential nomination. find its path blocked by the truck, larging it to include Communist lnyK>8« a curtailment. venson's camp contended today Truman’s Support Unknown have come out for Harriman, on also headed north but making a Opposition to Nixon countries and the Arab world. ! Another aspect of the water prob- that even an endorsement from Jhey admitted they don't know the basis of rumors that Mr. Tru left turn to cross the mall to a man has been near his corner Although Egypt has not replied ,lem superintendent explained, Gov. Averell Harriman by for which way Mr. Truman will throw service station on the opposite With a stiff condemnation ot the Nixon nomination would come Another guess heard often from to the Western invitation, there was tbe Problem of keeping daily mer President Truman wouldn't his support. side of the divided highway. Harold E. Stassen for "trying to on the first ballot. Stevenson backers was that Mr. was little doubt Egyptian "resi- c°naumPtion w?‘toin range of the necessarily hurt their convention Mr. Truman’s decision could be The ambulance struck the truck disrupt the party” in his efforts "Nixon, like many other good dent Carnal Abdel Nasser would abll,ty <* tbe fUt«r PlaiU to treat Truman might find a loophole and favorite’s chances. crucial. He indicated he will Just to the rear of the driver’s cab. to block the nomination of Vice- Republicans who have dared op not endorse anyone before the con boycott the session and let the 1 . water- Even though the reser- The Stevenson aides argue that break his silence aad neutrality the impact spinning the heavy president Richard Nixon, New pose the Communist Party, ha a vention. His continued neutral po Soviet and Indian representatives contain an abundance Southern delegates, who are cold this week end. An endorsement of truck around and flipping It over burgh Republican Chairman Wll drawn the fire of left-winners?* sition would satisfy Stevenson in London state his case. po"lble tbat •.•** to Harriman’s civil rights views, Stevenson virtually gives him the on its back, heading In the oppo- llam E. Doulin placed his sup As the platform, Mr. Doulin said Informed sources in Cairo said °.Ug? or J101 s£e migbt supporters. would Join tbe Stevenson band nomination, according to most site direction. port today squarely behind the El he was content to let the steering Stevenson Moves Today he was postponing a trip to Mos- ,on the. syate™ wagon if Mr. Truman gave Har strategists. Stevenson claims 630 The truck was owned by the senhower-Nixon team committee in Sn Francisco fashion cow to remain in Egypt during be ‘‘“ration rate would Stevenson was expected to move riman his political blessing. convention votes of the 6864 need Super Tire Engineering Co. of He said be was hopeful that slip R*P«*Hcan program. He «x- the conference "in order to be in eet ., Stevenson and his strategists ed for nomination. today from his farm home near Camden. N.J.. and had been head New York delegates to the Repub- pressed certainty that a satisfac complete control of any develop-: This problem, like the problem played a waiting game today un The Stevenson sources said the suburban Libertyville, III., to the ed for Gillen's Garage when the tory program would be written. ments.” Egyptian diplomatic sour-, fl“ant“y. has not been experi- convention headquarters hotel in crash o__cc_u_r_r_e_d. lican convention in San Francisco Ambulances from Middletown °«xt week would cast their votes ces in Moscow said e__a_r_li_er _b_e 'enced th,« year- Chicago. His campaign manager, for the administration leaders who would be visiting the Kremlin next Another reason for a good water T ■ woxx James A. Finnegan, already was Sanitarium and Goshen Hospital J installed in the 1150 a day suite have served during the past week. i supply in Summer., 1956. Mr. K to«- J riilllOfl (J IlClCF rTCSSUTC took the injured from the scene, No official British reply to Rug- said, was that rainfall thus tar on the 23rd floor of the hotel. and the heart attack victim, whose term. City Gets •to was expected until Eden con- 'in 1956 was running considerably All week, Stevenson has kept name was not learned, waa rushed Mr. Doulin was vehement in suits his allies. But unofficial sour more than in 1955 himself out of the limelight, with to Horton Hospital in another am his castigation of Stassen. ces said Britain was firmly de Readings to date have given a some exceptions. Monday night he bulance from the Sanitarium. He should be asked to resign” termined to go ahead with the total rainfall of 21.8 inches. This was ooaxed into a television in First aid was administered at the chairman said. "He la trying Parking Lot, On Convention Choice the sscene by Dr. Solomon Kats of original conference on the specif compares with 20.2 at the same terview in which he expressed a to disrupt tbe party aad has given stronger view on civil rights than Middletown, passerby. ic topic of placing the Suez under time last year and 22.12 an the a aid and comfort to tbe commun international control. average for the period since 1951. CHICAGO (UP)—Former Presi- son trend. But no an had before ■— aa Interview as- accident Is being lnvestlgnt- dent Trunqga waa under heavy .was expected oa Ike gve ot iaeiet “th* ey d-id- n- ot ‘ttoraoy Abraham J’°“rcea stremad Using the measurement ot cur- Nixon, he added, had been the Meter Bids that British and French military pressure from oM asooctofes to* cooven'tolr ' rent year against five-year aver Trooper Albert Vlcclareli and BCI active vicepresident we precautions were continuing. They day. to support Gov. Averell Har Split StUl Possible He emerged from his shell A Parking metar Md fa th • age, Mr. Kingsley found that 1956 Sgt. Clarence Sullivan, of the State ever had." Hr felt the Californian said the halting of a big airlift riman for tbe Democratic presi again Thursday to welcome Mr. had a deficiency of only three- Stevenson backers reasoned that Police. Coroner Kenneth March lad earned the right to another amount of $18,100.88 and a park of troops to the Mediterranean dential nomination, but early ar Truman from Kansas City and tenths of an inch while dry 1955 had Mr. Truman would risk defeat has withheld a verdict pending term as second in command of ing lot construction quotation of was postponed for 24 hours but riving delegates »rw him giving confer briefly with him. Then he a deficiency of two full inches. and a deep split in the party if the outcome of the Investigation. the administration. > $30,870 were tacelved by City not cancelled. The airlift was to the nod to Adlai E. Stevenson. vanished from public view again, In summarizing the situation, he endorsed Harriman. They also, __ Second In Area lllta Dewey, too Manager William H. Kennedy Ihla have begun today? A------Whichever way he goto, Mr felt that his appearance before thoT‘° work in private, Mr. Kingsley said the city was "In Dr. Verrachio was a native of Mr. Doulin also cast a barb at morning and taken under study for Australian Premier Robert Truman injected an element of very good shape for ordinary, platform committee Thursday Aubcrvlllers. France, recflvlng his former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. aubmtaslon to the City Council Menzies was flying in from New suspense into plane for next normal use.” showed him in a mood for mod Doctor of Medicine degree at the It was his hope, he said, that Monday night. York to meet with Eden later to week’s Democratic national con eration, which la the tone of the University of Rome In 1952. He Is Dewey's name would not be put The mater bid, received at 10 day. He will represent hit country vention by promising an endorse Stevenson campaign, not Harri survived by his father. Beniamino. forth at a possible candiate for a m., waa from the McGee-Hale at next Thursday's conference. ment by the end of a week. Harriman man's. Verrachio. of Campnbasso. Italy. U.8. Senator to Sen. Herbert H. Co., and wat the only tender sub Secretary of State John Foster The weight of opinion among The ex-Preeident went before On Friday, July 13, the ambu Lehman A Dewey candidacy, the mitted. Mr. Kennedy said he would Dulles will leave Washington for delegates already here had it that Parking Lot the committee to urge a strong lance of Vassar Brothers Hospital chairman felt, would only "open recommend that the council ap London on Tuesday. I Mr. Truman would endorse Ste civil rights plank, slam the El In Poughkeepsie was involved In old wounds in the party.” prove the bid. Foreign Office experts worked venson, but many had a pro-Ste- senhower administration and give Arrives in a crash which took the life of Mrs. Ralher, It was Indicated. Mr. In the case of the construction through the night studying Mos veneon bias. party spirits a lift by assuring the Josephine Puerto, 58. of Highland. Doulin would favor either Attor bid for a new lot at Front St. near cow’s note on the conference. Heats Harriman Agents She was being taken to Vassar the foot of South, the only quota T.b*y sa*d was one °‘ tbe most Democrats they can win next ney General Jacob Javits or Ray Demolition In the face of this opinion, a from the scene of a 9W crash when tion came from the Ixiula Argenio trickily worded” communications1 November. mond McGovern, former state stream of Harriman agents moved "I don't think the present ad the ambulance collided headon with comptroller, both of whom have Co. The sum of $30,570 was to received from Moscow in recent • 1 a 1 j Chicago in and out of the Truman suite ministration knows anything about another car near the approach to been mentioned prominently as op cover construction of the lot Itself in the Sheraton-Blackstone hotel, what they are doing on any- the Mid-Hudson Rrldge Mrs. ponents for Sen. Lehman. and the rebuilding of apart of The long-awaited Russian decla- iSlQS A.SiAC€1 Harriman was due in Chicago tj,lng •• he ggKj ity KIRTLAND I. KING Pucclo died of injuries suffered In ration on the Suez dispute left the On the Stassen situation, t h e Front St. near the parking Installa ^rye^?tsW.Sn\^^rdtOfoPtK Althou*> h« ">ad* ‘ha‘ h* United Press Staff Correspondent the second crash. State Police said. highest British officials uncertain Newburgh leader, predicted that he tion. Si. to footed . strong civil right, ptank. CHICAGO (UP)-Gov. Averell1------whether Moscow actually ihtendr Bids for demolition of seven "and a small group of pinkos” This bid, too, wjll be recom buildings to make room for an ad man be aerved la a number of refrglned ?ron, an‘ t^c Harriman of New York arrived to Ifrsslrro Mnv Aulr would not get very tor md that mended to the council on Monay. to take part in the London con day to take personal charge of his• JTIHy TASK ference or la talking about an en ditional 130 cars In the Washing Carmine DeSaplo. Tammany ^Tt^SSnJ?. C^rt ZSf Specifications fr parking meters tirely different conference at a ton-Ann St. Parking Lot were re campaign for the" Democratic o called for the supply and Installa chief and quarterback of the Har- later date. quested today by City Manager presidential nomination. He said I* OF oCIllCHCe tion of 285 new three-hour metera. William H. Kennedy. rlman campaign, also was expect- "H4a5,n"?t nlw.i«'°2L he was confident he would be suc Offers Advice: The McGee-Hale bid was $47 55 per Note Causes Confusion SPRINGFIELD. III. (UP)- Dc Quotations for the project, lead ed to nee Mr. Truman today. thl X^-ision 1 cessful. meter for a total of $12,800 75. Also The West was thrown into con- Mr. Truman arrived here Thurs- dor,em*,u of lhe *x ,'lon postiecda sSttate nAuadiitor oOrrvviiilile Hodge v ^y Moirow's assertion it ing to a doubling of the present lot Harriman parried questions of may plead guilty today and ask IxCCI) IFlISy quoted was a price of $8 07 for the capacity, will be received at 10 day and waa welcomed by Ste- supply of 230 meter posts totalling will delegate Its representative to reporters about any expression of for an Immediate jail sentence. * a m. Aug. 17. veneon at the railroad station. But $1,858 10. this conference" and Moscow’a support from former President Rut state's attorney George RAN FRANCISCO (UP) - For almost every place he turned lat-| The final requirement will be the failure to say whether attendance The buildings, four of them brick Harry Truman. "You'll have to Coutraknn said he would oppose mer President Herbert Hoover and four of frame construction, are er in the day, there was a Harri Slays Wife, conversion of 230 present 10-hour depended on acceptance of Its pro man supporter in view. Samuel I. ask Mr. Truman,” he said. any such move, turned 82 today with a word of all on Ann St. to the west of the meters to three-hour operation at posals. r Rosenman, former counsel to -1^ Coutrakon said he wants a "stiff advice for fellow oldatera: Keep existing lot. Demolition of the for But he added "any time my They said any move to turn the Truman and a Harriman worker. 1. Ildl flllllSCIl sentence" for Hodge, accused of busy. a cost of 12 80 each- for parts and mer Atlas Roofing Co. building on name is associated with Presi 24-nation conference into a 46-na- conducting a million-dollar raid on "Otherwise you will degenerate labor This section totals $844. Washington St., also to the west of was staying a few doors from the » dent Truman, I am very proud." tion meeting would automatically •he state treasury. Into talking to everybody about The Argenio quotation for park the present lot, has already been ex-Presldent and moved freely In SPENCER (UP)- State police Harriman declined to say any turn the conference into a three- In Chicago Thursday, Hodge, his your pains and pills and Income ing lot construction will be consid started. and out of the Truman suite. Mid Albert Lauton, 50, shot and thing about the civil rights stand ring circus. They said such an wife and his son pledged to turn tax," he said. ered by council among other bust- Harriman Backers Encouraged killed his wife, Laura, and then taken by Adlai Stevenson, his ness at Its next regular meeting. If unwieldy meeting might drag on Included in the bid request today ovnr $520,000 worth of assets in The whije-halred. roey • aklnned Supporters of Harriman, the fatally wounded MmseM at her chief rival for the nomination, approval is given, construction will for months while Egypt consolidat was 32 Lander St,,.a property ob partial restitution for his fraud. cider statesman who practice* tained by the city from the Broad underdog contender, heard with parents* home here Thursday saying he had made It a 'ground probably be started shortly there ed its hold on the Suez Canal. Illinois Attorney General Lath what he preaches planned to way Business Assn, for the pur glee that Mr. Truman told a news night. rule many years ag6 not to attack after. with a completion require In Washington American offi am Castle disclosed the offer of pause In hla busy workday to at pose of making an entrance to the conference Thursday he waa "not Troopers were unable to estab any Democratic candidate. ment of Oct. 1. cials were heartened today by a bandwagon fellow." The Ste payment and commented that It tend a dinner In hla honor given new Johnston St. Lot. A building oa lish a motive for the action. They Mr Kennedy said today he hoped Russia's decision to attend the "I am standing on the princi would "pretty well clean Hodge by a small group of old friends the property will be removed as venson bandwagon has been pick said it appeared the couple had work on the lot could be finished London conference on the Suez lng up a lot of passengers In the ples I believe in and tbe principles out.” "I expect there'll be a cake." part of the contract for the other been oq amicable terms up to the he aaid. "I aatd I’d come If... I earlier than the date given In the Canal crisis. past two months. that brought victory to the party Coutrakon said Hodge's lawyer. seven structures. shooting. didn't have to make a speech.” specification. There was no hint tbat Mr. Tru In the past, and that Is why I Arthur M Fitzgerald, came to Series of Complaints Ann St. properties listed la the According to an account pieced man had given either the Steven am confident I will be nominat him late Thursday and asked They dismissed as primarily notice from the city manager were together from Mrs. Cynthia Col son or Harriman campa any ed.” he said. about the minimum sentence the propaganda a series of qualifica Nos. 127, 129. 131. 133, 135. 137 Uns. M. who became alomsi in disgraced politician might get word of his intentions. Among the followers who greet tions and complaints about the and 137A. Two additional Ann St. coherent after witnessing the shoot ed him was a group of Illinois del Fitzgerald then told Coutrakon conference attached to the Russian properties will ultimately be torn But the mere fact that he had lng. Lauton arrived at the Collins that Hodge might go before Circuit Nixon, Dewey Huddle egates to the Democratic national acceptance. The United States had down, but aa of the moment the promised an endorsement caused home in thia Tioga County village convention. Judge L. I. Wlllhlte today and expected as much from the So city has not obtained title to them. nervousneso among Stevenson to visit his wife who had been change his plea to guilty. viets Specifications for tbe project are supporters and buoyed the hopes taking care of her elderly parents. One of them was Paul Powell, He already has pleaded Innocent Authorities predicted the London filed with the city engineer in City of the Harriman organization. Troopers said he asked to see former speaker of the Illinois to 48 indictments charging forgery, In Washington Hotel meeting—to which 24 nations have Hall and may be viewed there by Long regarded as privately pro- his wife, took her on the front House of Representatives, who confidence game and embezle- been invited—will take place next prospective bidders. Cash or certi Harriman, it was reported before porch, pushed her to tbe floor and predicted that Harriman would ment through phonv checks Issued WASHINGTON (UP)-Vlce Pres said "others” dropped In during Thursday as scheduled, even fied check in the amount of $500 Mr. Truman’s arrival that he had shot her In the back with a .M get from 10 to 14 votes from III by his office during his 3% years though the Russians suggested must accompany any quotation. decided not to buck the Steven- tools on the first ballot. as state auditor ident Richard M Nixon and for- the evening. caliber automatic. He then walked Dewey said Deputy Attorney postponing U until the end of the a few feet into the front yard and Powell said they Were support If convicted on all 48. he could m*r Oov Thomas E. Dewey of lng Harriman because they were be sentenced to a maximum of New York held a behlnd-the- General William P. Rogers was turned the weapon on himself. present, but he declined to name They also predicted rejection of Roosevelt - Truman Democrats" 890 years. scenes conference Thursday night At the Conventions and he thought that Harriman Hodge also faces similar federal ln ■ ho,el room thrN blocka from the "others.” He said he. Nixon Russia s proposal that the confer and Rogers were present "most of ence be enlarged to include Red best represented their political Indictments to which he has plead- White H "‘t To Weigh Use philosophy. Conrad Wlrth of Jol ed Innocent. the time ” sateUltes, Arab nations and Red Dewey said he and the vice Rogers, an old friend and neigh iet. Ill. said he was for Harri- president and "othera” present China. Pictures Galore bor of Nixon, was one of the first French Against Delay I Of Camp Drum ””” *"•' State- Property "talked about a lot of things” In persons Nixon contacted after French spokesmen in Paris said cluding politics. But he declined President Elsenhower suffered a The News will have an almost unlimited source of to say whether they discussed Russia’s bid to invite 22 more na CAMP DRUM (UP)—Secretary u,HXT„*;“m”,M1”* Value Rises heart attack last fall. He spent tions to the conference would get pictures on which to draw for its coverage of the Re Ha„r old E. . Stassen's "dump Nlx- the night at Rogers' home. of the Army Wilber Brocket says Sen. Estes Kefauver "right and short thrift. The French also said publican and Democratic National Conventions this month his observations during a tour of ALBANY (UP)— Valuation of on campa’ Untitled Document Thomas M. 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