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7ie Weather 13,635 Copies Wat tht Averagt Net Paid Daily Sale of the Transcript Ut month. Clear and continued cold tonight. 1 Friday, fair, warmer in the afternoon. MASSACHUSETTS ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTEENTH YEAR VOULX.NO. 105 Of tat Daily hu THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER II, 1956 Met Fit Ctntt on A'etts Stand Delivered by Carrier lie a Wttk TWENTY-FOUR PAGES 1 i 1 1 i pi Giant C118 Carrying 59 Hong Kong HasWorst Outbreak of Violence British Troops, Police Battle Mobs of Rioting Chinese.

U.S. Servicemen Missing 1 I v. i 1 I Scores of Planes, Ships Search Eastern Atlantic From Wales to Azores for Transport. Egypt, France Britain Again Discuss Suez UNITED NATIONS JT- The Israel Raid Into Jordan Wrecks Post 4. LAKENHEATH.

England. of carrying 20 men. Pav HONG KONG MPV-British-Uoops; and police battled with riot bayonets, and tear gas today against frenzied mobs of Chines rioting and pillaging for the second straight day on Hong Kong's mainland Kowloon Peninsula. Worst Outbreak At least eight Chinese were reported dead In the century's worst outbreak of violence in the British crown colony packed to the explosion point with refugees from Communist China. 7 foreign- ministers of -g vanishpd over the wear lifejackets to sustain them rance and Egypt went into AtUnUc today, Scorci jin the water in case of a crash at sea.

planes and ships started a far- JERUSALEM (jfl-Israeli forces wiped out another Jordan border Secretary General Dag Hammar-skjold today In another effort to settle the Suez problem. flung search. CHS LirtniMKter An Air Force spokesman said only military personnel was aboard the Liftmaster, which was believed to have arrived in Brit- 'V police station, the fourth in They scheduled another confer- The misslnc rraft. plant C118 month, in a seven-hour artillery and hand-to-hand battle that ended early today. 41 Killed foreigners, leftists and their ence lor mis afternoon alter a Liftmaster of the Military Airaln from its U.S.

base two days' closed door session of the la-jTrasport Service, was carryinglago. tion Security Council. "But theretwo Air Force; pfficers and 48 Airi By noon today the planes en-was no sign any progress had Force enlisted men back to the'gaged in the search had swelled been made toward a solution. United States after duty in Eng- to 20, Including three six-engine For the first time since the aboard wag nine-manU B17 jet bombers flying at private talks began HammarskjoldjNavy crew of three officers and' hich altitude and usine radar In an Official accounts from both sides said 41 were killed and 25 wounded before a U.N, cease-fire demand finally brought firing to a halt at i sxi enlisted men. effort to pick up some clue.

5 a.m. Unofficial accounts said as Other British, American and The four-engine plane, military many as 160 were killed. The Israelis said their forces at met with Soviet Foreign Minister Dmitri Shepilov for a Suez conference. Shepilov would not comment as he left the U.N. building afterwards.

Hammarskjold also property, and police stations were the chief targets of the mob. JM there was also considerable indis criminate looting and pillaging. Hundreds of persons were injured, including a Swiss couple badly burned when a mob set fire to. their taxi. The taxi driver died.

Some of the mobs stopped cars and extorted money from the occupants. -At dusk, the troops and police appeared to be bringing the mobs linde.r control. Acting Gov. E. B.

version of the civilian DCG, left Portuguese air force planes from this American base, 60 miles1 Germany, France, North Africa if fl tacked Kalkilyeh station, a mile Inside Jordan and 62 miles north innui vn a.fiivwii i I4iu Bliu liir ntui ra ivui iuc main ii p.m., EDT) yesterday on a and all shipping in the mile lee to Laics Air Force' Base area was asked to he on the alert west of Jerusalem, as a reprisal talked with Yugoslav Foreign Minister Koca Popovic. for the slaying of two Israeli farm hands. The Israeli forces en iiammarsKjoid discussed the hi the Azores. for signs of wreckage or survivors. Suez dispute for 90 minutes Tues-j it was.

last heard from at 8:36 The search was aided by excellent day and for nearly three houri n.m. 14:36 D.m.. EDT) when it was'weather and visibility un to IS gaged in fierce hand-to-hand fighting, grenade throwing 'and Tti.t.l A vaviu viui-ku luntw lor iuw- Joon's million people from 7:30 yesterday with the British, French approximately ISO miles southwest miles. Rescue operations were be- and Fpvntinn i ni nr. I I i ik bayonet charges before returning HAPPY GUESTS SEE FIRE-POLICE STATION Charles Courtot, 6, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Donald Courtot of 92 Rlchview avenue got a real kick out of his open-house-night visit to the new fire and police station building last night when his host. Fire fighter Floyd Sifton, dressed him up In boots and helmet and let him get the feel of a fireman's axe. And although they agreed that the cell block In the police station section Is neat and tidy, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert E. Armitage of 45 Highland avenue, David, 2, held by his lather; James, 3, in his mother's arms, and Barbara, 6, were happy because after Chief John F. Flaherty finished 'showing them how the barred doors work, they could walk out. (Story and pictures on Page Three.) to their base across the border, informants said. An extended ar aj a.

hiiui Mnu a iMiu, oi niiiii iinnti i ins unrciru iiuin 01. iviagndns, Foreign Minister Christian Pin- westerly point. I Wales, eau said the talks had been "pure The U.S. 7lh Air Division in Headed for Wewlover exploration." iLondon said a signal, reported to! A. British Foreign Secretary Sel-! be an SOS.

that was picked up tillery duel across the border fol lowed. The Israelis were reported here to have penetrated 10 miles Inside Jordan to block Jordan reinforcements. Young King Hussein of wyn uoya continued to insist that search planes and relayed to ih 'ilU' ther was no basis for published! Andrew, Air Force Base in 'JJf A t0 reports that Britain had modified 'land as poaaibly coming from the f. her insistence on International was a garbled veraion on ti .1.. im -n.

I. weather. Eisenhower Accused Of Indifference p.m. to 10 a.m. The order did not apply to the Island of Hong Kong, where a million persons live.

The Island remained free of trouble. Spotter planes hovered overhead as the British Tommies charged with fixed bayonets against the furious thousands trying to overrun the building. The rioting began yesterday, finally died down at dawn, and then erupted again about noon in the Sham Shui Po sector of northwest Kowloon. Ike Says He's Done Everything Possible Limit Bomb Th reat Jordan was reported from Amman to have rushed to the scene to "i 'c iuj-iiMir wBicrway oi a message Deiween jreiRniers At least 127 U. S.

military per Egyptian President Nasser took discussing the search operation. personally direct his troops in the sonnel have lost their lives in air 0 The transport was due at Lajes battle in the Judean hills. sr t-iA in ill a rtacl 1 1 flu at 12:21 a.m. today p.m., 10', Jordan informants said the Israelis first attacked about 10 p.m. lnS.te.vensonSPeechSomerville Store EDT Vednesday).

When last 4 i a minute after taking off ported back to-base here it still t. from McGuire base. I orty-six men WASHINGTON Presidentlto a question, that he is willing to and ji stable economy, saying that last night with armored cars, bazookas and artillery and with the Eisenhower, firing back at Adlai go anywhere and do anything to without them, pension schemes all went to their deaths in a still un Eight Britons were hospitalized help bring about a peaceful solu- over the country would fall to the borne until 5:30 a.m: today (12:30 support of bombing planes. explained crackup. tion of the Suez crisis.

ground. a.m. EDT). These conflicting report on cas and dozens of others were given first aid. No Americans were listed among the casualties.

The U.S. He said, 'however, it must be a That, he added, would affect The C118 is a military version of the DC6. Stevenson, said today his administration has done everything humanly possible to bring the II-bomb threat under international control and use atomic power for ualties were given: Searrh Ordered uiii, in earn- storming Adlal E. Stevenson bid J-j. 1JjL nrn-n today for California's 32 electoral IXlllj UUniTlCin votes after being assured by ir aTeK'rau he would carry'n Exchange of Fire The Democratic candidate shift- SOMERVILLE.

Mass. tm peace with Justice. millions of older folks. An Israeli army spokesman: 16 consulate announcing that an ear Eisenhower had been asked At 4 a.m., however, American! There were four other air deaths and British military authorities or-jof service personnel in July, 43 in dered a gigantic search of the en-'September, and 13 thus far this Quote Jeffprson TP: l.l A i Israelis killed, 12 wounded, 2 miss ing. whether he would be willing to go peaceful purposes Jordan army headquarters: 25 ocean area from England to month.

Last month, 16 men trac- before a meeting of the U.N. in "M-'iuiuwcr nrxi quoted i nomas the interests of trying to find Democratic president, solution as having said the least govern- A hie nimmiitn In rollfru-nii, loot tire Paramount Inmie Eisenhower also told a news conference he regards management Tl i Azores on the presumption ing a typhoon over the Sea ol night, flying from Portland, a liquor store clerk was wa, it losi and where he got a roaring welcome at fied early today as Munaell H. l.l -Th VJlT. rrnlipd that nl bes government. Jordanians killed, 1.1 wounded.

Jordan military spokesman: es timate 60 Israelis killed. Tel Aviv newspaper Maariv: lier report an American lieutenant had been ttoned was incorrect. Some 1,750 Americans live In the colony, and It Is a favorite leave spot for U.S. military forces in the Pacific. Leaves Cancelled At the renewal of violence, leaves for all U.S.

military per Eisenhower said in his view the of America' Internal affairs as wtrta Vim u'uitrl Vim U'illiner in party rally. Rogers, 26. whose last known '11L ZT. -luTi' mi the paramount issue of the ih amaranr. iipifdfral government must be ready 100 Jordanians killed.

ur nunc iuc jALta, ratii At Portland, a crowd which dress was Centre street, South Den- dential campaign. addPd that there is nothing" hel0 come-In and come in quickly An Israeli communique said only that Jordan suffered "heavy A reporter told Eisenhower thatj wouldn't do to preserve Partner with local govern- ments whenever Stevenson, the Democratic presi such help is overflowed into the streets the public auditorium Police, who identified him It Cre applauded him again and again as.lhrough fingerprints, said he was Jg JQyS lUllcS JtCj he iabbed at President Eisenhow- once a professional boxer and has1 with 'justice. needed. dential nominee, said in an ad losses." Blocks Reinforcements sonnel were canceled. The crews of the three American Navy ships In the harbor the destroyers Where Is $1100,000 dress at Seattle Tuesday night er who a Tnarge of "indiner-; recora oi iwo sentences in the Wo British Distress Calvert and Quapaw and the sta Massachusetts reformatory.

Israeli sources said Jordan sent a regiment to Kalkiyeh after the attack started, but it ran into an tion ship. Gardiner's Bay were He brushed aside Eisenhower's Police said Rogers was slain As for his re-election prospects, Eisenhower said in response to another question that the only thing he has to go onJn trying to evaluate his chances for a second term are the campaign crowds and receptions he encoun Political Front On the political front, Eisenhower's assertion that management of America's internal- affairs is the main issue of the presidential campaign came when a reporter asked him to give his view on that matter. kept aboard charge against the Democrats of when he and a companion tried Israeli blocking force and failed QverU.S.Suez Stand BWnA-'s Cash? to reach its goal. Property damage from burning and looting was estimated in the millions of dollars. 'political Irresponsibility, and.to rob a Magoun Square liquor repeated his ow contention that store last night, the President and the men around He was felled by a bullet in the him represent an administralion'head in an exchange of about 10 Maj.

Gen. E. L. M. Burns, chief U.N;-iruce supervisor, finally prevailed on both aides to observe ters in traveling around the coun-i WASHINGTON Ut) President1 BOSTON ift-What happened to that Republican politicians, including the have little understanding or sympathy with attempts to save man Irom the greatest horror, his Ingenuity has ever devised." Stevenson was talking about the H-bomb and defending his proposal that H-bomb tests be ended, under certain conditions, In reply to a request for 'comment on the Stevenson remarks at Seattle, Eisenhower said the record is Ihere and speaks for itself.

Eisenhower recalled that he said try Sul "favorinc a single set of inter-shot, with Edward Hoffman Al EisenWr said today any d.s- more than $1,100,000 out of the xno violence apparently was apparently touched off by a minor British government official who his cease-fire call after the Is raelis withdrew. ripped down Chinese Nationalist in a campaign address in Pittsburgh Tuesday night that no one is against peace, prosperity and progress. So what it comes down to, he warmed 1 hta heart. Then wentr'- ifalh" five chMl ho was sathrfadion In Britain and stolen from Brink', on on to say that if America wants sa' seemed lnn duty at the stole." with U.S. Suez policy is a result the night of Jan.

17, 19.V)? him to serve another term he willihi Tues-j The man with Rogers escaped.0' misunderstanding. He said hrj That question today occupied the be delighted but he will abide by'jday niRht 10 rMcnt D10TaHdurine wd shooting. A wom-jhopes this will be cleared up soon 'mino1 of federal and. local ln en-h ic charges he has been "indiffer- an witness said the man was run-i Eisenhower said he is aware an(i h0 insiiratir ramn. flag posted in a Sham Shui Po The Kalkilyeh station was the fourth Jordan police fortress wrecked by the Israelis in the past few weeks.

In the biggest attack, on Sept. 25 at Husan, near added, Is the management decision of the voters He then went on to say his ad- Told there are reports of a wwd pnt" 0fUrUy.nin thouKh had some criticism that American which paid off on the robbery deal of complacency among voters the unemployed. He said that; been hit ley has been vacillating, but he America's affairs at home. He recalled that Lincoln once said that Jerusalem, 39 Arabs and 5 Israelis: ministration has done thing this year, Eisenhower said he had housing project In honor of Na tionalist China'. "Double 10" holi day yesterday.

Tanker Driver Dies in Flames In Train Collision in i v. mi -ui, iiiin, lunpini. aiiu imi 111 mr mirajsaiii i ma is iim ii ur. f. i ne searcn lor the money was that "what some people do speaks, were alerted to be on Jhe lookout Eisenhower said Secretary of undertaken by more law enforcers were killed.

Israel said it acted humanly possible to get this thing then In reprisal for the slaying of the H-bomb under control and four membert of an archaeologl- use it for peace, lor anyone who appears for treat-. State Dulles assured him this now at m.n havp ment for a bullet wound. morning there has been no intima-jSPntPnred to life terms on convir-Hoffman, a postal clerk who tion from any British official that tion bv a Sunerior Court int-v that cal party outside Jerusalem on! suggestions that r-i I U. l. I It .1..

government should do for people only those things-the people cannot do for themselves. What the government must undertake, Eisenhower said, are programs, in the fields of social security, health, unemployment Insurance, aid for, education, plus trying to see that the nation has a sound -dollar. The President placed great stress on need for a sound dollar detected noneof it during his limited travel. But he said he had heard that registration had fallen off a good bit. He deplored that and expressed the hope, as he has before, that as many Americans as possible will vote.

He added that he Is against people not exercising their rights at the polls. Sept. 23. Explaining last night's attack, the Israeli communique said: "The Jordan gang which mur dered two Israeli citizens during their work in an orange grove Tuesday had entered Israel territory near KaUdlyeh." TEMPLETON, The driver of a gasoline tank truck oispnnower aprrtn, nc mmiKiHKwiM in ine nqiKr siore on a pan- ine jiriiisn are oissaiisiiea wim they were tlie Brink robbers, he was listening to Herbert Hoov-jtime basis, said Rogers started policy for. resolving the dis-j than $100,000 of the er, and the language was the ing at him when he refused to sell pute over the Suei waterway ooo loot the nation', biggest cash language of Madison Avenue.

jhim and his companion a bottle seized by Egypt. I robbery haul has been recovered. "Wev would be well along the(of wine because he thought they Dulles flew back to Washingtonj xh. Commercial Union Assur-road to meeting the school crisis were under 21. (rom Suez negotiations in the U.N.jam.e Co.

Ltd. and Lloyds of Lon- today," he said, "if the President He said he gralibed a gurt from'al New York to make his pai 0(" thc josg Br-g perished last night when his ve bomb testing be ended and that the possibility of halting the military a be explored have turned into two of the hottest issues of the campaign. Last Word Eisenhower said he has uttered his last words on those two subjects. i. He made that remark after being told by a newsman there have been "widely circulated reports" the Eisenhower administra hicle collided with a Boston Al bany freight train and burst Into had put one half the swift action under the counter when a bullet to Eisenhower.

within hours after the robbery. Po- flames. behind the school bill that he by him. Ducking into In answer to question, r.rviHid tnr hn' in- The impact of knocked tw'o freight cars from the rails and the Tames damaged six Solicitous Wife LOS ANGELES tJfv-The trouble, said Irvin Berton, was that his Newcombe's Assault Case Put Off, Joins behind tlie Dixon-Yale. contract cellar stairway, Hoffman said, he bower said he would make a pr- compnnirs have never and the bills to give tax reliet to fired about five shots at the gun-'sonal appearance before the U.N.'giop lhcjr effort.

to recover the big corporations and to turn man, popping his head up to fire Security Council if he felt that lhr mmry, the Hells Canyon dam site over to'each shot. (would help solve the problem, jt rppoiird unofficially that the Idaho Power company," In exchange, he said, the gun-' Peace without justice is no gen-()f insurance companies may In-Stevenson will make a nation- man fired about five shots at peace al all, Eisenhower in SiiDerioe of them, wife kept telephoning him at work The victim was Identified ax tion was considering halting Stevenson Health Report Excellent Says Secretary OAKLAND, Calif. (JrV-Adlal E. Stevenson', new secretary John C. Bourne.

21. of Lunen. Not timet once but sometimes 60: bomb tests, but shelved such day, Berzon, 47, a real inn hn iiun wide television-radio broadcast ImiRsine with all of them. 'led. but if he could attain a peace-irir n.

mm-iowi burg, who was driving 1,500 gallons cvf fuel oil and 1,500 gallons of gaso estate broker, told Superior Judge up with the idea. tonight on his medical care Team for Japan Trip Elmer D. Doyle. It was the third time Hoffman ful settlement based on Justice attempt to recover was the victim of a robbery, at- would, go anywhere and do ny-'th, Jom i The President said he never had heard any such suggestion within It is scheduled at 9: 10 p.m., tempt. Only five months ago he thing poaaible.

(EDT) over NBC from San Fran-ued a pistol to rout a would-be his administration. He added then(today he produced an "excellent" that he had uttered his last word, health report on his candidate in Elaenhowet said U.S. friendship! with both Britain and France IsiAI-ickan llOmAri'aTP BROOKLYN un Don New-combe', assault case was "adjourned until Nov. 19 today after cisxi. I robbery.

reply. to reporters' queries. At Portland yesterday he hailed Police 'said Rogers, who once very, very Important to this coun Judge Doyle found Mrs. Florence Berzon. 39, in contempt of a restraining order Issued pending an annulment hearing.

He gave gave her a suspended five-day jail sentence. "I only wanted td find out how he was," Mrs. Berzon said. the Democratic victory in Alaska lived in Worcester, was sentenced, try in economic, political, military line irom Boston to Greenfield. He was trapped In the truck.

None of the train crewmen was reported injured. Traffic on busy Route 2, a main highway between Gardner and Athol, was disrupted until police rerouted It while firefighter! battled the gasoline-fed flames. 23 Cows Electrocuted the harried Brooklyn pitcher ap about that matter and the draft. Most of today's new. conference, like other, of the paat few weeks, was devoted to polities.

Elsenhower did say, In response congressional races as neraiaingrt to the Concord Reformatory and other fields. peared In Flatbush Magistrate Hold Leads Over (50P for breaking and entering and lar- The brief dlscuwiion grew mil Court and then hurried off to Idle- Victory in Novem ber. eeny and in 1953 for assault with a newsman's question about Wide- intent -rob, and robbery. ily published reports from London Opponents in Voting The report, dated Oct. 2, and signed by.

Dr. Leander W. Riba. Chicago, said a physical checkup July 19 revealed a "normal blood count and urine, negative X-ray. of the chest and urinary tract." "The pulse as' 72 and blood pressure the certification from, the doctor aid.

"The examiner was Impressed with Mr. Stev Police said they believe Rocers and In recent days that and his companions tried to btiyithere has been "a rising feeling; House Unit to Investigate Polio Vaccine Prices, Profits a bottle of wine only as a rusa ba- of anti-Americaniam" because ofj JUNKAU, Alaska iff J)emo-' forejrylng to rob Hoffman. 'differences over the Suel dispute. candidate, held their leads Swaps Will Be-Out of Action For Four Months wild Airport "to Join his Dodger mates for a trip to Japan. attorney, ilealy, argued his client was under contract to make the Japanese exhibition tour and could not answer a simple assault summons today for an alleged attack on Mike Brown In a parking lot near Ebbets Field.

Despite objections by Brown', lawyer, Sidney Levitt, Magistrate In Chain Reaction MONTGOMERY, N.Y. ttv-Twen-ry-three cows died In a chain-reaction electrocution here, yesterday hen high voltage wire snapped and fell Into a pasture. Montgomery police said the un Nuclear Bomb or Gas Attack enson', negative physical and laboratory findings. The status of his quate precautions again! paying over Republican opponents In all but a few contests today as return, from Tuesday's territorial election trickled slowly in from the hinterlands. With most ol the big populated areas tabulated and 161 of the 271 WASHINGTON t.ts-Houae investigators summoned federal health CAMDEN, N.

J. (-Swaps, the health was noted to be excellent too much for the vaccine. 1955 Kentucky Derby winner officials today for an Inquiry Into thft nmfitc m-lr(hfr traflik if Dr. Riba t. the Chicago doctor who has attended the Democratic lltWarning Device Disclosed insulated wire carrying ,2100 volts uier in jaiK vaccine was proved effective, Congress voted holuer of four world record Raymond Tlerney adjourned the 1...

prrwapmiai nominee June faw Untj, mid-November after out of action four months but J.1,GOO,000 for1 the purchase throuch June 1957 of vaccine for precincts reported, the Democrats Dodgers retum. M.r mi urn, me pflsuire w. polio vaccine manufacturers' the -Beaver Dam Stork Fa I'm plying the government, where 109 Jeraey cows were grai- To, date, the government has Ing. One cow investigated and was purchased anoroximaielv 27 mil- probably will be aWe lo race again Since that time, Riba said, he distribution to the states In furnish Newcombe was alleged to have, next summer. WASHINGTON The Army Army engineer, estimate that, were ahead in 30 of the 39 tapes, dlaclowfd today the development the electronic part of the system close, enough they of a relatively Inexpensive device Republican, but not has been operated on only once, ing free Inoculations.

slugged Brown in. a parking lot That was the opinion of Dr, Hon dollar, worth of vaccine from Of this amount, was 0" April 12, 1954, for "stone, in incident aner ne lett tboets iield George R. falmer veterinarl- exdus ve for vaeetnn iiirhtii'ne ureter. following a second-Inning knockout an, and Swaps' traineri Misch event of a nuclear bomb or poison conditions. tn4 of the Legislature and domi- In the second game of the series.

Tenney, today after further exam-' ea attarlc. The Army said the svsiem de-'nance in too territorial elective and approximately nine millions Same Old ArJrJrect ewcombe said he was leaving (nation of X-rays showed that the eirriroruieo. 1 ne OlDtr COWS, nudging the fallen cow and each other, fell one by one. One Firm to Keep Shoe Prices Almost Same ST. LOUIS un MA'llh thai rJnh nri hia u.ifn VrH valuable 4-year-old colt had re- The device, officially labeled the "rt ny slomlc or hydrogen positions.

Radiological Defense Warning jh explosion endangering an In-j Republicans were strongest System, wss developed by rn he arranged lojln ra.ee. for the Territorial Sen-Army Signal Corps laboratorie. rry that Instantly aoundjal'e, apparently capturing five WORCESTER Mass. tff-Pnlicrj; R0nj t0 ny to California ceived two linear fractures mid arrested Alvin Leonard, 54, on a five licensed drug firm, for free public distribution. In advance of the hearing, Investigator, said government supply contract, had been let on virtually identical price' bids.

Rep. Fountain D-NC). chair man of a House Government Operations subcommittee investigating the situation, said, "Certainly an antitrust question hi Involved." "We want to know if there Is any violation of the antitrust laws way me cannon Done ol hi. left hind leg. larceny charge, after he tried to Ft.

Monmouth, N. J. It is al- warning horns, dose blast doori Vats and possibly slx'to tm-turo off gas lines, start radioing-Lcrais three. Seven holdover Dem- The California comet suffered' ready Installed at one major mil itsry headquarter, which the filtered ventilation systems'oerats kept the party in control. was for both purchases and defraying cost, of administering the program.

i The government's actual purchase, thus far total 27 millions. The licensed supplier, are Ell Lilly a Wyeth Laboratories, Sharp I Dohme, Pitman A Moore and Parke-Davis. Committee Investigator, said study of government purchase contracts showed unit prices for nine-shot vials of the vaccine ranijed from $7.13 in October 19M to $3.70 in June of thi. year. largest "shoe manufacturer, Intir-national Shoe has announced its prices will remain practically unchanged for the spring selling nouncement did not name.

sod set off other protection mess- me injury in a morning exercise Wednesday. The first diagnosis indicated he had ruptured a blood 'V- In the House race, Democrats led for 21 seat, and the Repuhli-i The Armv said it will be i urea. tonight to join him for the trip to Japan. 1 Mrs. Newcombe said earlier, In her N.J.

home that Don had been home and left at about 5 a.m. The uncertainty, about Newcombe making the trip arose when he said "nuts lo the trip lo Japan" as he left Ebbets Field yesterday after being shelled by tht New York Yankees. peddle five pair, of nylon stockings. Patrolman Amelio J. RIcciardi asked Leonard some routine questions his name, his age, his address.

i To the last query, Leonard replied, "118 Summer Street. That', the Worcester 6unty Jail. Installed at Important Air Force Tenney said that Swaps, who has season. The firm said fairly stable I material costs and a two-year WHge agreement Um fall with The system Is described as lm-'can. 3.

mune to -onventlonal high Easily re-elected Was K. plosive blasts or thunderstorm Bartlett, deleenit Coneresi, base, and will be used by Civil through price fixing," he said in an interview. "And primarily we earned jxw.nuu in racing, would Defense authorities throughout the shoe unions will enable 11 lo hold are Interested In knowing whether price, at present levels.) the government ha. taken ade ne snipper to co-owner Rex Ellsworth's farm at Chino. when Garden Stalt country, ltmuld be used to pro-'falae alarms, as well as lo cosmirWho had piled up a 13,617 to 6,727 teet vital Jndustrial or other atmospheric radia-d over Byron GUlam, hi.

Re-Army' said. Jlpubllcan opponent..