Wettiwr Diftribution 7 un. temperatet M. Today •f mt taaw.iflfct tatty U the mkMfc. LowttniiW, a/TWW- 22,050 tew, daario* hit* to the to* Mi. Saturday, ffnMdPwttMWs MS nriMer. See Weatttr, Pag* J, DIAL SH I-0010 VOL. 85, NO, 176 RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1&63 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Khrush May Take Peking Tiff Backstage BjrWIUIAMt.RYAN , aism should be advanced, Khru- tigers and thus sacrifices oppor- them. And Cuba, of course, -was Patiently Khrushchev repeated sured Cuba of Soviet support id AP Special Correspondent shchev replied with notable mild- tunities for communism to ad- included In this blanket pledge of in his speech to a Kremlin elec- any "hour of need." ness. vance swiftly, particularly in the Soviet protection for a specific Cautious Critics Premier Khrushchev's latest tion rally Wednesday that he did He reminded the Red Chinese— backward areas of Latin America, purpose. Still speaking softly, Khru- pronouncement]! In the intermina- what he did to "arrest the on- Asia, Africa-and the Middle East. The Red Chinese claim Khru- ble dialogue with Red China may and those who side with Peking— coming avalanche of thermonu- shchev cautioned his critics in the showed the white feather mean a Peking-Moscow meeting that only Moscow is strong enough East Germany's Communist, shchev Red world that communism's en. last October by agreeing to with- clear war." He said he had def- to explore the painful split in the to go to their aid should they be leadership has been nagging emies are using and exaggerating draw'Soviet missiles from Cuba initely not "left heroic Cuba at world Communist' front. in danger. He said he would be Khrushchev on the issue of West their quarrel. He expressed con. willing to go to the aid of any Berlin, which he virtually prom- after the Kennedy blockade show- the mercy of the big sharks of fldence that the Communist par« Tills does list mesa the rift is Communist country attacked i by ised four, years -ago to deliver to down. American imperialism." He as- (See KHRUSH, Page 2) closing biit rattier that Khru- shchev is" anxious* h* remove the "the imperialists." But he war of1 words from public view thoughtfully, singled out'by name and take It backstage. ' ' - Cuba, Red Chiria, North Viet In- his-'attempt to accomplish Nam, North Korea and East Ger- this, MiniShchev has applied the maBy- soft 'answer' to ' turn 'away Red Side With Peking' Chinese vrrativ The Communist parties of North Hopes Dim on Test Ban Only tours after Peking had Viet Nam and North Korea' side GENEVA (AP)-U.S. and Brit lasted bin violently, demanding with Peking in the quarrel. They Kremlin audience Wednesday, Soviet Union. The Western powers the Western and neutral delega< ish disarmament negotiators an apology for his Attitude in the support the Red Chinese conten- "nothing more can be expected have demanded a minimum of tions to work out detailed con- seemed to (ace a grim choice to- quarrel over how'world commu tion that Khrushchev fears paper from us." seven of each. trol procedures. They have even day between unacceptable Soviet The U.S. and British govern- The Soviet Union has not given threatened to withdraw the In- terms,for a nuclear test ban or ments consider three Inspections an inch In this argument since the spection and blade box offer al- failure after four yean of nego- and three black boxes totally.in- talks resumed on Feb. 12. together if the West persisted in tiations. adequate to provide a foolproof The Russian negotiators have its efforts to get more. Despite the Soviet stand, Amer- check on the-vast territory of the brushed aside all appeals from (Sea TEST BAN. Page 2) PERKINS UP — William Snedderi, of the Society for the To Investigate Use ican and British spokesmen said Prevention of Cruefty to Animals staff at the Eatonfawn their governments would perse- vere with their efforts in the 17- shelter, beam* as two purebred Weimaraner puppies Of Package Plants oation disarmament negotiations. demonstrate their •ageme'ss to share a. bowl of chow. They said they thought agreement • MIDDLETOWN-Officials have announced they will ex- still was possible. The puppies are the offspring of a dog found in a starv- plore the possibility of allowing package sewer plants to be The external evidence pointed ing condition in Matawan Township. The owner, William installed in, certain areas of the township as a stop-gap solu- the other way. tion to the mounting sewage disposal problem here. Lee, was fined $10; on: a charge*of cruelty to\an animal. Thp Soviet terms for a test ban The township already has embarked on a program to are simple: A maximum of three provide sewers for the bulk of the community at an estimated, on-site inspections per year to minimum cost of $9 million. check, on indications ot under- Appointment Time Charles J. Kupper, New Market, has been retained as ground nuclear explosions and consulting engineer to draft plans and specifications for the three sealed seismograph record- project' Completion of the program is still several years off. ers—black boxes—on Soviet terri- Only GOP Board Choice is Certain •Meanwhile, local officials are being beseiged with com- tory. plaints from'Various areas about overflowing septic tanks. Premier Khrushchev : told FREEHOLD — One of the two dletown, where Mr. Charles was Townshlp^committeemen and other officials will confer members of the Moamoutb municipal chairman for several as soon as possible with Mr. Kupper and the township engl- County Board of Elections whose years before being appointed to ne«r to-determine if package plants could be constructed and two-year terms are expiring over the election board in' I960, want later -integrated into an over-all system. Ziegler Boy- the weekend is due for reappoint- a change to favor someone elie Whethersuch a proposal is feasible, both'technically and ment by Gov. Richard J. Hughes. in their organization. financially, remains' to be teen Dies After Mrs. John P. Flynn of Asbury Democratic County Chairman ' Acting .'Mayor Mutin V. Lawlor said the township must Park, a Republican, is assured John W. Applegste said'last night cfline up with at least a temporary answer to the problem. of appointment to her second a decision will be made today and He said the governing body should look intoihe pros and cons Car Crash term. sent on to the governor. He de- of-package plants. • RICHMOND, Va. - Warren County GOP chairman J. Rus- clined speculation. (See MIDDLETOWN, Page 2) J. Ziegler, 10, son of Mr. and sell Woolley said yesterday her Mr. Flynn and Mr. Charles Mrs. Harold P. Ziegler, 82 Main name has been certlifed by party are commissioners on the board St., Matawan, died here yester- leaders in the county and by at $3,000 a year each.Mra. Anna day in Richmond Memorial state chairman Webster Todd, Morford of Middletowt is chair- Hospital. - and has been forwarded to the man, and Mrs. GMtave J. Freret Lawley Will Not The boy was injured in an governor. of Fair Haven, secretary, at K 500 each. automobile accident last Thurs- Action by the governor Is re- day night near Bowling Green, The party leaders who a<$ on quired by law to follow the rec- in which three men died. He these appointments are the coun- ommendations given to him. was admitted to the hospital in Status of Charles ty chairman and vice chairman, Seek Re-elecfion WHERE THE SMITHY STOOD — Back Tri 1839 when The Old Forge w« eitabliihed critical condition, but Improved the two members of 4ho -state . The situation in regard to MEM*ETOWN-John T, Law* John S. Thatcher, Board of Ed- over the weekend and had been at Eatontown by thai late Wijliam Allgor,a blacksmith was one of this town's men moit committee, and the tuts cbiir- Arthur Charlet ot'Middletbwn is ley former mayor and • 10-ye«r ucatlon member, reported ""fair" Monday morn- in demand. Tho Aflgor. family operated the shop until 1920, The Broad St, structure . less secure. Some leaden in Mid' man. ~ wterm on the Townsfcip Com- K a co«test,doe* come about tag. "-,- • *-. Wa« removed tatt May td maka room'for trie new branch of ihii Central J»riey Bant mittee, -announced yesterdiy h« the GOP, executive group will His' sister, Judith, 19, also jut neck wfetttes thft take a, "hands otf" .policy insofar was Injured, hut is reported in aVd-Trutt Co. This week, officer* of tha bank joined with members of tfr» Monmouth Setper Plant Entry year. * ' as endorsing any particular can- good condition. County Hittoritfal Association in dedicating a mounted plaque topped by the shop's A ' member of the governing didate. The'Ziegler family was on its? 'Joji'Syivil atth'e •former lite of The: Old Forge, Participating m the unveiling are, left body since 1953, Mr. txwley Democratic officials privately way to Florida at the time of; served as mayor three years. reported this week that no deci- the accident. -IWiSbfyEftHmtown Councilman Ralph L. Lewii, EdwardH.Faltui;3d, Clifford Hance, Stirs Board Action He said the pressure of busi- sion has been made on their two Bedle Funeral Home, Key- George J. Dfttmar, Jr., and Ernest Hall. ••'.'''. ' .''-'.'•' ness was a lai<ge factor in his candidates. port, is in charge of arrange- The Unless this is done, there could MATAWAN TOWNSHIP decision not to ruir again at this Although two nantes have been ments. be flooding of the sewer plant, Sewerage Authority last might de- time.