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Weather Distrib'utien Mostly fair today, tonight and BEDBANK Today tomorrow. High both days, JO. Low tonight, 5540. See weather 1 Independent Daily f 16,150 and tides page 2. (^ MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY-EST. Wl J REGISTER 35c PER WEEK Issued Daily, Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter /C By CARRiER PAGE ONE VOL. 83, NO. 57 at the Post Olllce at Red Bank, N. J,, under the Act ol March 3, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1960 Find Hole In Roof Anti-Red Violenc> e Of Bank Maiiasquan S&L Rages in New York Entry Attempt Apparent Failure MANASQUAN — Roof-cutting Tempers Soar As as a modus operand! for robbing Police money institutions is on the rise. Nine days ago two young men used the idea as a means of entry in the $32,336 holdup of the Battle UN Debate Starts Holmdel branch of the Merchants Trust Company. , Yesterday two holes were dis- UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—The UniteS Na- covered in the roof of the one- Rioters tions moved toward debate today on the cold war's story Manasquan Savings and NEW YORK (AP)—Club- Loan Association, 185 Main St. deadliest issues while violence raged in New York but whether the "cutters" ever swinging police and riotous streets. entered the building isn't known. demonstrators battled into Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev was the At least nothing is missing, and POLICE GRAPPLE with Michael Kostrylca, second from left, outside the United Na- the night after yesterday's target of two fierce demonstrations. "• nothing disturbed. Police said an employee ob tions as the Queens, L. I., man got into battle with police when they attempted to opening session of the Uni- Mounted police charged one crowd. Night sticks served a puddle of water in the prevent him from burning a Soviet flag. ' (AP Wirephoto) ted Nations General As- were used on another. vault and, thinking it the result sembly. of driving rains of the last two Howling men and women weeks, called a maintenance man. In Collicliio vs. Davis The brawls swirled around Concerted retaliated, hurling eggs an'd He inspected the roof of the midtown streets as task firecrackers. ELECTED — Frederick A. Bo- 24-year-old recently modernized forces of police and mount- Persons who said they Colonial brick front structure and ed patrolmen moved swiftly to land of Ireland was .elected Protests were Poles, Hungarians, found two 15-square-inch open Council Lacks Jurisdiction president of the United Na- ings. curb the disorders. Yugoslavs, Greeks, Alba- They apparently had been cut KEANSBURG — Councilman!William E. Russell advised coun-l "This specifically comes under Eggs and lighted firecrackers tions General Assembly at its nians and anti-Castro Cubans by drilling small holes close- Loui-. • s_ Collichi/i-11!.L!«o. w"a«•?«« smm strippe n^HtHAAfd oif nhif sUIK ci' lAi thal tIt* r»unde #- I i n rfl Astatute *• pf^tntfics i?t ihaf ldi o Hn otithn eiK ojurisdictio iM**io/"lin#!^n Mo ff\f th etn OBoard, T3ft£l "t*f\ were hurlea at police — who opening yesterday. Likely swarmed through the streets. together through wood sheathing major weapon last night in his I power to hold, a formal hearing said Mr. Russell. pushed and shoved and fought They clustered around Khrush- At a meeting Sept. 9, council back with clubs. (AP Wirephoto) and then pushing in the weakened efforts to oust Plumbing Inspec-jon charges brought against an chev's Park Ave. residence, Fi- pieces. tor Edward J. Davis. | official appointed by the Board set a hearing for Sept. 29 into At least three demonstrators Red Bloc Given del Castro's hotel in Harlem, and The holes were directly over Associate Borough Attorney of Health. the nine "dereliction of duty" were injured and four arrested. the vault and near a trap door charges lodged against Mr. Da- 'Strays' Walk the Yugoslav headquarters where vis by Mr. Collichio. The heavy police security was Opportunity To President Tito is staying. which could have been easily praised by most New Yorkers — opened to give entry to the main The borough health code pro- Other groups paraded carry- vides that "either the council or but damned by some Communist 30 Miles Embarrass Us ing pacifist' signs, and still business room of the savings firm. Judges Sign Order bloc chieftains. Police said there was little the Board of Health" has' the EATONTOWN-A runaway 12- others carried placards bear- Indication, as to when the authority to hear charges As the curtain rose on the year-old boy and the stray dog UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (AP) ing the slogan, "Ike Be Cour- holes were cut, since it could against the plumbing inspector. second day of the UN "summit" he found on Staten Island were — United States hospitality to- teous." have taken either a few hours On Juvenile Cases Superseded gathering, most of the starring picked up by police late last day appeared to be in for a con- Khrushchev complained after a or a few days for rainwater fal According to Mr. Russell, this cast of world leaders was on night. certed attack as protests against police captain grappled with Gen. ling into the holes to trickle FREEHOLD — A court order the order is that any member of is superseded by the state code hand—or on the way. i Police Sgt. Henry Riddle and treatment received by visiting Nicolai Zaharov, Russian secur- down into the vault. signed yesterday by County the Juvenile Conference Commit- which places sole authority in The large assembly of Com-Patrolman John Bennett spotted government chiefs spilled onto ity chief. Judges John C. Giordano, Elvin tee may be elected chairman. such matters in the hands of the munist bloc leaders—and the Cas- the boy here at about 11:45 the Assembly floor. A formal protest — brought to R. Simmill and Edward J. Asch- Judge Giordano explained that board. tro entourage—gave police their p. m. The issue was brought before the floor of tho General Asse: l- er calls for correction of coni-n the past it has usually been This point was one of two ob largest security headache in his- After they questioned the the Assembly last night by Koca bly itself — came from Koca See State ditions in apprehending and de- the probation officer, but that jections raised by Mr. Davis' at- tory. About 8,000 police 'have youngster, they found he had Popovic, Yugoslav foreign mini- Popovic, Yugoslavia's foreign taining juveniles. any. member is eligible for the torney, Edward F. Juska, Long been assigned to protect them. walked from the Goethals ster. He called on U. S. Secretary minister! He broke in on his Judge' Giordano explained that chairmanship. Branch, in a letter to council. Helping make matters more Bridge in Elizabeth, a distance of State Christian A. Herter to welcoming speech for 14 nations, School Okay the order calls for Juvenile Con- New Rules Explained He also stated that Mr. Davis trying for hard working police of about 30 miles. take urgent steps in guaranteeing newly admitted to the United ference committees to allow The order calls for no hear- had not been served with a copy was the large melange of foreign The boy, identified by police the freedom of President Tito's Nations. At Matawan juveniles to-be released* in bail ing of a juvenile unless a "prio-f the charges and therefore any born residents in this city of eight as Richard Ladley, 47 West- movements in New York. He demanded that the United or in "adequate custody." vate citizen" member of the hearing on the subject would be million. Many came from East brook Ave., Staten Island, was Popovic's complaint aroused Stales disperse the lines of TRENTON — The Matawan One of the points clarified in committee is present. illegal. European countries and lands now on his way to visit a friend speculation that Soviet Premier pickets in front of Tito's head- Board of Education appeared The judge said this means a Mr. Collichio said that he under Communist rule. somewhere in the Point Pleas- Nikitn Khrushchev, who has been quarters. In icy tones, Popovic yesterday before the state De- member other than the police or thought the township attorney's ant area, police said. feuding with New York police, said: partment of Education seeking They were a ready source of probation officer members "of the office was to prepare and issue supply for anti-Communist dem- The seventh grade pupil start- and Cuban Prime Minister Fidel "I request that tho secretary approval of plans to build a 1,500- 'Intent to Kill' committees. "We want civilian a copy of the charges to Mr. ed his trip yesterday morning, pupil junior-senior high school. onstrations. Castro, who has been having of state forward my protest to participation," Judge . Giordano Davis under an agreement made The worst of the street brawls deciding on the visit rather than trouble with the city's hotels, al- President Eisenhower." The department reserved de- noted. at the Sept. 9 session. a day in school. Tempers were fraying and cision. Trial Starts erupted near the UN headquarters so would air their grievances be- It is stipulated in the.order that More Specific and the Soviet headquarters for On the way, he picked up the fore the UN. the atmosphere was ominous In Harold J. Dolan, board presi- any member of,a Juvenile Con Mr. Russell, who was absent its UN mission. stray dog. New York. dent, told The Register, however, FREEHOLD—Trial started yes- Khrushchev, who had been ference Committee who misses from the Sept.