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- Weather Mr Hitf, iMfcftt mi to. Distribution » iaUad ltd N imr lit Today •eean. Low tonight, «-». Set 13,700 2. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since 1878 I««ued DUly. Monday through Frtd»y. entered u Becond Claw Matter BTf CARRIER PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 188 at the Post Office at Red Bank. N. J.. under th» Act of March 3. 1679. RED BANK, N. J.( WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1960 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK 8 ension Plan New School • * * FREEHOLD — Middletown Township Committee's action in suspending Patrolman John Kel- Board Sees Fall ly was reversed yesterday by County Judge John C. Giordano. Vote on Project Judge Giordano did not return By the Associated Press the patrolman to his former rank of sergeant, however, be- At Union Beadi After a day crammed with primaries, Vice Presi- cause he questioned the legality of the rank. Rather, the judge UNION BEACH — On recom- dent Richard M. Nixon sported the most decisive tri- returned Kelly to his "former mendation of Edward J. Scullion, umph today—victory over Sen. John F. Kennedy (D- status," provided it is a "lega secretary, the Board of Educa- Unsettled tion last night decided to study Mass) in Indiana. status." a program for construction of a But, as votes seeped in from yesterday's balloting In August, the committee found FREEHOLD — The question 12-i oom elementary school. of Middletown Patrolman John Patrolman Kelly guilty of fail- n the District of Colum- ing to co-operate with officials The board hopes to present the Kelly's rank is siill undecided plan to voters this fall. bia and Ohio, other presi- after County Judge John C. Gi-in connection with the investi- dential candidates counted gation of an auto accident in- The recommendation was the Korean ordano dismissed the Township ALL QUIET— This is Broad St., Red Bank-, looking north from Monmouth St. four volving a township police car. result of a meeting between victories, too. Committee's charges against him Patrolman Kelly also was County Superintendent of Schools minutes after the Civ!' Defense take-cover warning sounded yesterday. Most yesterday. Earle B. Garrison; Union Beach Sen. Hubert H. Humph- found guilty of failing to repor pedestrians and driyers sought cover when the alarm sounded. Mayor Roy Erickson; Paul J. Attack rey of Minnesota won his first Judge Giordano said he would his whereabouts on the morn not reinstate Patrolman Kelly as Evans, supervising principal of Democratic primary in the light ing of June 18, the day of the •oting District of Columbia. And, a sergeant because he did notaccident. local schools; John Riker, chair- as expected, Kennedy vvon all know whether such a rank is Giordano's Ruling man of the building and grounds Conelrad Test Results 'Good' Repelled legal in the township. In his decision, Judge Gior- committee of the Board of Edu Ohio's delegates to the Demo- cation, and Mr. Scullion. cratic National Convention. Nix- The judge said there was nodano noted that the committee's SEOUL (AP) — A South proof before him that there were action against Mr. Kelly was il- A population survey conducted on apparently took all the Re- by the Parent-Teacher Associa Successful And Bay shore New York any ranks except chief of police, legal because there were no or- Korean Navy frigate today publican delegates in that state. tion revealed that the peak year but he left the door open for .Pa- dinances ii» resolutions setting repelled a North Korean In two non-Presidential primar- up rules and regulations for thein the forecast would be 1963-64, ies, the results focused on is- trolman Kelly's attorney, Ed- with 1,271 elementary students. In Red Bank. Areas, But. .Has Trouble torpedo boat attack which ward W. Wise, Jr., Red Bank, to police department. sues as well as personalities. That would require 42 classrooms. States rights candidates led submit proof of such other ranks The judge said "an attempt RED BANK — "Operation MIDDLETOWN - Bayshore NEW YORK (AP) - New York the navy claimed was de was made to operate through At present, only 30 classrooms loyalist candidates in Ala- in the police department. are available. Alert 1960" was successful here Civil Defense officials yesterday City's response to the nationwide signed to cover an attempt the police committee and the and in Little Silver yesterday. termed the public's participation practice air raid alert was classed bama's primary for Demo- About $500 Difference chief of police. The township Florence Ave. to land Red agents in thecratic presidential electors. In Dr. Warren D. Fowler, Sr., Civ- in a statewide Civil Defense drill excellent today, despite the ar- Officer Kelly stands to gain committee can not delegate its An initial plan discussed by the as excellent. crisis-torn South. Florida, both a states rights $1,000 in back pay if he is res- group was to abandon the Flor- il Defense and Disaster Control rest of demonstrators who defied power to anyone — but can only St-ite police in Keyport said the it. The Navy said the eiicouutei man nnrl « racial moderate tored to the rank of sergeant, give power by ordinance or res- ence Ave. School, with the idea Director here, and Jay Berger won tha right to enter the of Little Silver, reported highly co-operation of motorists during For 15 minutes yesterday Man was over in less than five min- and slightly more than half that olution." that the building could be utilized the drill was very good. There Democratic runoff for gov- amount if he remains a patrol- as a borough hall. satisfactory results. hattan had the look of a science utes and the three attack craft Judge Giordano would not ad were no arrests or problems en- fled into dense fog when the 1, ernor. man. However, the building of 18 ad- "Coverage was so complete," fiction ghost town. Wailing sirens mit to evidence rules and reg countered in the drill. 200-ton frigate returned fire In Indiana, Nixon piled up a (Seo SCHOOL, page 2) Dr. Fowler said, "there were no slowed the city's hectic pace to Township officials said there is ulations prepared by former Dep Similar reports were received a dead stop as millions took to The frigate suffered no crew huge Republican popular vote, uty Police Chief Melvin H. Leek, incidents at all." a 1954 ordinance allowing the from the state police on the Gar- shelters. casualties or material damaBCi|ou|poHinB Kennedy s Democratic The judge said there was no or- vote by a good margin. committee to appoint one or more Disaster Conditions den State Parkway. But at City Hall Park and a spokesman said. It was not dinance creating the post of dep- captains, lieutenants and ser- Weigand Is Red Bank also had simulated Officials in all communites in Brooklyn College, demonstrator known whether the attackers The state r traditionally Re- uty chief, because the 1941 po- gcants, but they will study trans- disaster conditions with 71 fire- the northern part of the county refused to budge. Police termed were hit. publican, but Kennedy had cam- lice ordinance places all power cripts of the judge's decision be- men and 17 first aidmen partici- reported good co-operation with- most of them "resisters"—con- paigned hard and had predicted with the Township Committee The Reds attacked !5 miles fore taking any further action. Named To out incident. scientious objectors to war and he would outpoll Nixon. and the chief of police. pating later in the day. off the east const, about two No Ordinance on Rank nuclear tests. miles south of (he truce The two candidates were on 'No Rules in Writing' Mr. Berger said there was 15 separate ballots and each had Twenty-si;, young men and demarcation line separating Judge Giordano said "there is "There are no rules or regula. Church Post CDDC wardens on duty and that what political observers ear- no proof before me that Capt. all pedestrian and vehicular Keansburg women were bundled into paddy North and South Korea, the tions reduced to writing by thi wagons at the park, where about lier described as minor opposi- (Raymond T.) Walling was a cap- chief of police concerning thi TRENTON (AP) - Daniel S. traffic stopped when the take cov- navy said. tion. But that opposition took tain as I see no ordinance es- Weigand, 46 Silverton Ave., Lit- er signal sounded. 500 persons had stayed to defy The navy communique express- conduct and the operation of the the take-cover order. heavy chunks from Kennedy's tablishing rank — no ordinance varicus members of the police tle Silver has been appointed He said a business and indus- Street Poses ed belief the Communists were vote. providing for a detective bureau, chancellor of the Episcopal Dio- try p|an setup was "100pe r About 150 students at Brooklyn trying to land spies or saboteurs (See KELLY, Pg. 2) With returns from 3.(iG.r> of the sergeants, deputy chief or any cese of New Jersey. |College face disciplinary action cent effective." in South Korea to "take advant- state's 4,261 precincts, Nixon had rules and regulations." Rt. Rev. Alfred L. Banyard, The Little Silver CDDC control Problem for staying out but there were age of the April 26 political up- bishop of the diocese, announced no arrests there. 353,503 votes and Kennedy had In tact the judge agreed with center was operational from 1 to KEANSBURG - A lengthy heaval." 28fi,MR votes. Ask Industry the appointment at the 176th an 2:45 p.