•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 <U. 8. Weatker Bareae 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 J■ woxx James A. Finnegan, already was Sanitarium and Goshen Hospital i supply in Summer, 1956. Mr. K installed in the 1150 a day suite took the injured from the scene, have served during the past week. supply in Summer. 1956. Mr. Kto«- J riilllOfl (J IlClCF rTCSSUTC 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.