Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - August 10, 1956, Zanesville, Ohio Thm Signal 11 Comics 8 Sports 9 Weather Map 2 Women's News 7 THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Associated Press AP NEA Telephones 65 12 PAGES AUGUST SEVEN CENTS Fair fair with tle chango in temperature day through Saturday Low tonight Yesterday's High 37 Today's Low a m 64 a m And the Jam Is Getting Pictures Tell the Why New Bridge Is Needed Water Referendum Out Solicitor These pictures show why Zanesville needs a new bridge across the Muskingum river A typical scene of motorized con- fusion at the Linden avenue end of the hour at 5 p.m AT This was happening at the other end of the where the long line of cars was backed all the way across the river Elberon These photos were taken by Signal cameraman Don Work May Begin Next Year On First of Two New Spans at each end of the Fifth Street bridge better than all the traffic that Zanesville needs a new bridge across the Muskingum river And the to be getting worse every Recent approval by trie state cf plans for the first of tv o new a short distance downstream from the Fifth Street is another step toward solving the traffic problem And the on the Ohio State Highway Director S 0 Linzell day approved construction a expressway in Newark Linzell said he had planned to withhold his decision until after the election He said today's action was prompted by reports that a group of Newark citizens were initiating an ordinance to repeal the city's original ordinance of agreement to cooperate with the highway de- on construction of the expressway The limited access ex of a mile long and includes two grade and a bridge The ect is scheduled for letting next Nov 27 Linzell am convinced that the repeal ordinance if would be of no but there appears to be no point in further delaying such an important The project located on Ohio 16 has been approved by the U.S reau of Public Former Editor's Dies at 78 Ohio Fifth Street bridge is not bad the traffic out that it will be much worse even before the first of the new bridges is built It is anticipated that the the engineering plans will be completed by Alden E Stilson and Associates Columbus in time for advertising of bids next summer That means that work begin before fall of next with a completion date of 1953 With the city expanding the fic is increasing each year over the present Fifth Street which carries an estimated SO percent of all the be tween the business district and the Terrace section It is still believed possible to retain the Fifth Street bridge the construction of a new at the east end in order to avoid interference with the new bridge British Snub Red Bid to Delay Parley Suez Conference To Go on Despite Soviet Objections LONDON Britain today brushed aside Soviet Russia's bid to recast and postpone next London parley on the Canal crisis This was officially indicated by the Foreign Office after el talks between ington and Paris At the same time Prime ister Eden's for the second successive slowed down its to the ranean Eden and his military chiefs dered a second 24-hour ment of the airlift of crank in- to the Suez area Somei troopship moves also were held up The slowdown came as proclaimed formation of a new national liberation and world anxiety mounted the possibilities of a The latest objection to Britain's of force in the ean came from the desert Workmen Beat the Heat With the temperature standing at 95 degrees at N Nelson Tisdale and his work crew donned Bermuda shorts and socks to beat the heat laying a hot tar mixture on a parking lot Approximately be made possibly for this by the fact that tie share of the total cost is being halved as a result of the federal highway The only reason the state and government are ig so generously toward the con of two new will be here at 2 p m ior Mrs Ma TV A- Bigelow of wife editor here is the fact that these to the L of Good Housekeeping She died Thursday in Jane M Case Hospital Her who retired in now is a trustee of Ohio Wesleyan University Bigdow also leaves three daughters Mrs Margaret B ham of Miriam Criss of Ohio and Mrs Mary of Harbor a Howard Koch of and en grandchildren Burial win be fn Oak Grove here And the main reason that Roale wiU come through the ir- of bypassing is the fact that traffic and gave support to Weather Elsewhere Low 72 54 dear 90 55 cloudy 85 66 82 JLOS SI 67 New clear 95 New rain cloudy 75 74 73 80 51 Car Knocks Down State Patrolman Ohio way patrolman Earl Reich was knocked down by a car Thursday night while helping direct traffic at a celebration welcoming home the Ashland which had just successfully defended jts Ohio Little Leaegue baseball title at A short time after chase at high a 27 vear old man was arrested on 250 Chief Deputy Sheriff Paul who also was amons cers helping direct traffic in front of the Montgomery Twp school said he saw Reich faH after trying to avoid the ing car jumped into a cruiser and gave chase at speeds he said ranged up to 110 catching Ernest E of Mich was fined and costs convene to pick a for reckless driving on placed by the sheriffs office and heled at County dom of on Egypt's ern flank Informed diplomats said that the Arab which Britain helped to was un- to have refused a Brit- ish request for additional ties under the Libyan British bases to accommodate troops that might have to be used in an emergency The British For- eign Office refused to comment In Libyan Premier Mustafa Ben Halim announced his country's support of Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal The is visiting told reporters one has the right to attack Nasser for the to enlarge and change scoe of the London talks came Thursday night in a public statement and a note to Britain The two together comprised thj et's Union's answer to Britain's invitation to attend the slated Aug 16 conference The Foreign Office Sir George told reporters he not lend any tothe postponement of the talks to late as gested by Russia The Russians set forth nearly a Stevenson Supporter Says Truman to Back Harriman Former President In Key Position As Party Prepares for Convention CHICAGO One of Adlai Stevenson's advisors expressed belief today that Harry S Truman is preparing to his support to Gov Averell Harriman for the Democratic presidential dozen objections to the manner in which has sought to the talks They suggested Zairo be a better meeting place than that the talks should be deferred until gust and that 22 other Red China Communist Germany and all Middle East Arab should be in- The the Former President as well as a Stevenson He said is convinced Truman will make an announcement ing Harriman we can convince him it would be a grave the informant insisted that can win the nation even if Truman declares or the New York governor Ve have the delegates and only a fraction can be taken he said we are convinced that larriman can't be nominated un- der any Truman said earlier that he will announce his choice between enson and Harriman at a news Saturday After his return from a ing the ex-President re- his second call in two days from Adlai Stevenson Stevenson emerged from the in Truman's suite on the fifth floor of the Blackstone in what had aH the marks of a showdown conference As to whether he had won man's Stevenson replied feel just as good today as I did yesterday and the day be- Stevenson quipped that at his meeting with Truman de- from Forecast Here Fair weather is in store here tonight and forecasters said today The mercury stood in the mid- 80s here today after dipping to a low of 64 degrees at municipal airport early this morning More than half an inch of rain pelted this area noon and early last night Many streets ran as storm sewers overflowed Observers at the CAA com- station at the port said the rainfall totaled inch f in a five-day out- forecasters said would average about mal with cooler weather expected Tuesday and Wednesday are indicated Dulles Explains Sunday Meeting WASHINGTON of States Dulles said today President Eisenhower called a Sunday meeting with congressional ers on the Suez Canal crisis be- cause the President very with particularly if there should be any risk of Dulles don't see anything in the situation now which would suggest that a cial session of Congress would be The Secretary talked briefly with reporters before taking off for New York to meet with General Dag skjold of the United and U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr The luncheon meeting was for a general discussion of Middle East problems including Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal Eisenhower Thursday called congressional leaders to meet at the White House port on the canal dispute This stirred about the of a special session of Congress later on Dulles are making our plans on the assumption there will be a peaceful Dulles will attend in London next Thursday the conference of 20 to 24 nations invited by Britain ays Move to Halt Rate Increase Is Rejected League Still Circulating However An ordinance increasing water rates Is not subject to in the opinion of City Solicitor Don This was made known last night at a meeting of the ed and Citizens gue which is circulating petitions to bring the matter up for vote in November ft was announced today that are still la circulation and will be filed be fore the August 27 deadline A letter from Francis acting city was read at last night's meeting The letter quoted Hollingsworth as expressing the opinion that the ordinance is not subject to ferendum Zanesville voters at the May primary approved a waterworks improvement to be paid for by the increased rates which have since been voted by city council Also approved at that was a proposal for the construction of a sewage disposal and the extension of storm sewers These improvements will be financed by a sewer The letter from Burkhart to Al chairman of the this T has asked me to inform yon in his said is not city solicitor is on a tour of reserve of- ficer training duty at Fort Md said that the petitions clerk of council and if they are the issue will be taken to court It was attorney is David man ot a brother cf cob well known CIO leader Tuesday and to seek a peaceful Suez solution with rainfall averaging one-half through creation of international o one inch Fair weather prevailed today m most areas west of the es and east of the Skies also were mostly clear in he southeast part of the nation 64 PAGES SIX SECTIONS 100 PICTURES In The Sunday Times Signal THE ACT in the gest political show on earth opens Monday in Chicago where A survey of all Division Command the dry OB U S Route 40 from the west showed on a typical onry per cent represented while the other 47 per cent of the cars had ZaaesviDe as their destination During every period approximately cars through Zanesville on U S Route 40 according to a projection of the latest survey which was taken several years ago BOY DIES OF INJURIES DAYTON Ohio high school j When the traffic destined for or today in Miami Valley here is Hospital of head injuries received of cars i when he fell off a way to enter or leave the city is tor on a farm south of Xenia doubled CAMP Xy Leo a year veteran of Ohio's In- fantry announced today he win relinquish command of the Aug 15 The announcement was by tears as Kreber made his decision from the re- viewing stand Kreber wOl con- throe as Ohio's adjutant general With at his last review as general of his beloved division vras Maj Gen Robert S who Jed the outfit through World War H in the Sooth 1 and Gov Frank J ROCKY GLEN sanatorium at is the first pri- photos and background stories medical institution in Ohio t The Times Signal will cany a fuH page the upcoming convention This is a must for your Sunday reading IPS FAIR TIME again annual county exposition wiU open at the ing road grounds Tuesday wards of 30.000 attend the five-day event If yon arc a fair goer and almost everyone yea win want to read the special fair section in this week's edition of The Times Signal FOR THE Summer time is not only party time for adults so the Times 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moves The wave of terror ends in a due to the holiday All these incidents are subjects may have oa the nation's economy in his ting a regular feature of machinery to control the Suez The U S it was learned has circulated to the countries which will attend the London conference a for an international authority vith control over the use of Suez and its fees and finances The key to the success of the Railroads Ask Fare Increase WASHINGTON GO TLe Jhw York the Pennsylvania and other Eastern railroads day asked the Interstate Com- merce Commission for authority to increase first class passenger 45 per cent The seek permission to boost coach fares 5 per In confirming the long expected the Central and vania said in a joint have found it imperative to take bold action to put our fare structure on a realistic basis this we mean bringing it to a level at which the type of iio a AL ujc offered by our railroads Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser will accept of the canal operation even though he would retain ship reflect the costs of such The statement was issued by Alfred EL and James iM S proposal fte Central and of an international canal authority states the principles which the Pennsylvania Other roads joining in the -4 m Vf J iUIL Uf States nope be trans- plication are Chesapeake and lated mto a new treaty forever trol of the waterway meat You will want to read it THREE FORMER Zanesville wood get all wrapped up in one of dress Steve's kissin cousin baseball players are doing the boys how to toss a well for themselves in the Henry out the leagues these days For an and Flattop formative on the hideout in an abandoned certain to sec the Times Signal are bat a few sports section Latest baseball you will find in the big box scores and a wealth of sports of all sorts rounds oat the sports section PILL TAKING can be 3 IF YOU ARE not now a sub- scriber to The Sunday Tiroes nal you can have it delivered to oas thing if it is a substitute door by simply telephoning 27 French Troops m Ambush Algeria ffl Three rebel ambushes within 25 miles Slain Norfolk and Reading 1 Seashore Pittsburgh and Lake Erie and the Reading Co Valley and tha petition seek only an in- crease in basic coach fares of this capital city have resulted in the deaths of 27 French diers and at least as I or French aa Outside Tavern Ohio Andrew r said also estimated J of Arab villagers rear Const a f tine were massacred Thursday in S terror Sheriff Richard he w through the and the PARTY SEOUL Bush was dead on arrival at a the of a physician GL giving your name and Liberal won 66 per said he address For our w cans more than 400 For your weekend cent of the offices South for questioning of nerve drugs and chose the Times rea's local elections identified two of them Earf tablets every year Ohio's final to Myers and Joha 1 9 1 best Sunday newspaper I day of
