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White Yule Is Promised As Mercury Dips /•:.-*••.f s¥ f %+• • if » : WI41TO1 SBitytld* 14MH0 May to me evper Ms, lew to- For All Department! night la the Ms. Cleudy tomer* itw with saew er rain, a Ugh la the Ms. (See page 2.) wr An Independent Newspaper Under Seme Ownership 4r Since 1878 luuid Otlly. MWIUT femur, FrUiT, mttnd u Stunn clui Mttttr VOLUME 82, NO. 91 tt Uw POM ome« at Had Baak^ . !„_ j, undtr tl» Art »I lltrch ». IV*. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1959 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE ITS AN ILL WIND —Youngsters, like those at left who Court in Doubt were among scores enjoying the sledding yesterday in White Yule Is Fairview eree, were living evidence that results ef the heevy snowfall of Monday and Tuesday were not all On Sunday Law negative. It had a double benefit in the eyes of school Promised As children, meny of whom found their Christmas holiday Justices Plainly Mailbox Actually starting two days aheed of schedule. There was com- A Fin Callbox pensation too for edults—those who weren't too busy Mercury Dips Dissatisfied With IED BANK-Waea Is a matt- shoveling the stuff to notice—in the picturesque scenes like that below, made in the driveway of M. W. Gam- More Snow Forecast; Many Features Auwtr-Whea It's a Ore well, Nutswamp. Rd., Middlotown. TRENTON (AP) — New Jersey'! SUte Supreme Nlckelas Uapiaew, 111 2 Degrees at Freehold Court i« plainly diasatiified ft 8d( nvM wt when he weat te maU a Mter. Monmouth County residents continued digging with many features of New out today after the heaviest snowfall in 11 years as He pulled the lira alarm at Jersey's new Sunday tales Chestnut tt. aad Shrew* the mercury dipped to a new low for the season. ban. Ave at fc40 a. m. The bee* The Weather Bureau, meanwhile, repotted that But the six justices who evgh Fire Department weat te white Christmas—the first in 11 years—is likely, heard four hours of argument on the law yesterday also indi- i scene, taraed areaad with a new light dusting cated their decision on its con- of snow tomorrow night a stitutionality is definitely in possibility. Even if it doubt. President warms enough to change Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub the snow to rain, the fore- called the law the result of Rumson RegionaVs Reports casters said, it should not be "compromising on a very touchy enough to erase the snow ,ww subject and a plain lack of can- ; dor." on the ground. , • ?'' •• The snowfall of Monday night Budget Cut $6,000 Today and yesterday morning was of- RUMSON - The Rumsm-Falr ficially recorded at 10.J Inches WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- «t Freehold and seven inches at baa la the law. ft Haven Regional Board of Educa- Disunity Still tion last night introduced its UN- dent Eisenhower today makes a Long Branch. Drifts piled the times they adaattei they eWt brief report to the nation on his to considerably greater the aaewen 1M1 school budget of *5874tt- snow $8,025 less than the current spend- historic peace mission that car- depths in spots. aad wen simply leeUag NATOPlague ing schedule. ried him halfway around the • ' 2 Degrees >;- v. world. The mercury dived to a frigid The law was passed by the As a result of the decrease, of- As he returned home last night, legislature earlier this year after Over Policy ficials estimated that the Region- I degrees above uro in Free- al school tax rate in Rumson the President relayed a message hold this morning, Frank Mo- years of controversy. It went Coming Soviet Union of Christmas goodwill from ma; into effect in 12 counties that would drop about 15 cents per jor areas of the free world. Hell reau, Weather Bureau observer adopted it by referendum. Talk* Find Allies $100 of assessed valuation. make Ms 15-mbmte report when mere reported That wu some II degrees colder than any pre- nas no effect in the other nine Apart on 4 Iaanea The Fair Haven regional rate he lights the national Christmas : counties. would rise two cents per $100, tree Ute this afternoon. vious reading this season. > At Long Branch, where the Attorneys John J. Clancy, Juli- PARIS (AP) - In the wake officials estimsted. A shivering but enthaaiastlc of' the Western Summit and Dr. John F. Kinney, Jr., super- crowd shouted greetings as theocean has a warming effect, Wit-' us Stein and David Staffer ap- Ham D. Martin, U.S. weather peared to ask the Supreme Court NATO talks in Paris, the major intendent, noted that one of the President drove into die White Western Allies are still far {tonreasons for Fair Haven's tax rate House shortly after mid- observer, reported a km* reading to overrule a Superior Court de- unified on four major Issues they of II degrees: cision which upheld constitution- rise is increased enrollment from night. ended attOOO-mlle must negotiate with the Soviet that Community. Baby Girl trip, mostly by Jet plane, thai The Freehold reading wu the ality ef the law. They represent- Union. And disunity continues Snowstorm Causes lowest for this date In the 17- ed two highway discount store over the military* policy of the Dr. Kinney noted that the pro- started Dec. a and took Eiaen year records of the weather sta- chains — Two Guys From Har- Atlantic Alliance itself. posed budget is approximately Delivered In hower to 11 nations on three con- tion there. rison, Inc. and Channel Lumber 18,000 under the figure that the tinents - the longest ever by an Both the Freehold and Long The Western Big Four set a Heavy Sales Dirop American President while in of- Co- pattern for negotiation with the board had predicted for the UN- Ambulance Branch snow recordings were Deputy Attorney General Da- 1981 school year airing the ad- RED BANK - Monday night's mouth SU'enewed that satto were Ice; the heaviest since the Dec. 19-20, Russians that might go on for MATAWAN - A machinist and The welcoming ^legation, eatl- vid M. Sets, Jr., and Sen. Walter years. But their decision is clear- i proposal campaign. snowstorunnhmmn cumift Tuesday'Tii^tau'sa busitwit-. "dui'*|IIr" oAr» .KMtHit" durinAl»iilg« thtke» 1M0, tall. Then 13.1 inches wu H. Jones (R-Bergea) defended an upholsterer turned doctor yes- ness here by u much u (0 per mated ty poUce at close to 4.0W, recorded in Freehold and 124 ly only tho beginning of a be- tower Figaro w driver a baby girl in wu far short of tho millions that the law. Satx represented the cent' ', ' '. :••'• '. • : ra Long Branch. g At that tuna the board told the First Aid l greeted the President on hJa » state and Jones appeared for L. residents that the budget would -'IpOC • CINOaf' mm-'MfDI Ol MmbargeraVCo. President Eisenhower, French ambulance. ay tow of personal diptoraaey, President Charles DeGaulle, Brit, probably run about m*0. •The mother is Mrs. •EUiabeth «»re»'.aB"i -Broad St and Mon- Moat: iiiittei|i<lted the tact bit they waited In windy, 2»de- A number of minor auto acci- Weintraub aaid the status of ish Prime Minister Harold Mac The biggest increase to the sew Manvilie, 107 Highfield Ave. that shoppers spent most of thegree weather to cheer Eiaenhow- dents, injuries from falls and New Jersey's old Sunday blue Mlllan and West German Chen- budget is for teacher salaries. Delivery was made by corps- morning digging their cars r on hie return.. ., other results of the storm were law may make a big difference cellor Konrad Adenauer either get at $251.9»; it is $30,300 more man Lawrence E. Gilbreath, own-Bond Issue of the heavy snow. Bbro. * They waived giant reported. One death - that of m the court's ruling. failed — or did not even try —than the current appropriation er of Larry's Upholstery, next ., Ct., put its fleet Into that brilliantly lighted Fred Casaan, 57, of M Forest Bat there w Rifle agree* to resolve their own differences The board ho not door to the First Aid Squad build- operation around .11 a. m., bring- vania Ave. u Eisenhower noddei Ave.. Kesmburg-was attributed saeat astaag the attorneys on 'basic issues they intend to new salary guide. said to. Little St, and Sal S. Hughes, For Sewers ing more'.Christmu shoppers bv his appreciation. Then, after the to the storm in Monmouth Com- to how nsach Is left of the eld with Nikita S. Khrush- the increase will cover normal« ">«chinist, » Little St. to down^wn Red Bank. chief executive had entered theftr. Mr. Casaan apparently suf- chev. fered a heart attack yesterday law, watch lamed an "ward. raises as well as the hiring ef Driver of the ambulance was Frandii J. Bolduc, executive White House, they bunt into a Instead they ordered their ex-tour additional teachers. At Janwich, Main St., also a Is Increased serenade of Christmu carols. while shoveling snow. perts to go to work on building m nu t vice president of the Red Bank Many persons who had been eieepc **sjerke ef aeceesnjf and Under the proposal, Dr. Kinney ff !* : EATONTOWN - The Sewerage Community Chamber of Com- Half an hour earlier, a smaller . The baby wu bora at U:UAuthority last sJgiit authorised, merce, praised the Red Bank but more official delegation met toned .to abandon their care April 27 encounter with the Sohikin- g his salary to $12,200. p. m. u the ambulance traveled the President at Amhwra Air end aeek/efuge in police stations The Legislature revised New viet Premier.
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