Distribution Weather 1 MM. tmptntvc V. Oamtf ffiPBANK Today en. Tctnpentsra In 4h aad 3k. 19,075 Easterly via*, II to IS nupJu, bewmlng tooth to southeast to- 1 Independent Daily f { UOHDATfnigjOH^KlOAf-tST.m j Dial SH 1-0010 fisued dally. Monday through Friday. 8«coad Clan Foftt&gt VOL.'84, NO. 215 Paid U Aed BanJc uid at Addliionu Milling OUicei. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Old West End Hotel,50 Bills Due For Urge More Talks Asbury Park, Burns Passage ASBURY PARK — The city's! Chief Johnson said the fire sibility that later checking, be- oldest major beachfront hotel,' started near a quantity of paint cause of the age of the building, The West End, at Kingsley St. supplies but that he had not yet would bring an upward estimate Lawmakers Eye and Asbury Ave., was heavily determined the cause, A newto a total loss. With Khrushchev damaged by lire during the week- heating plant was installed last At least half of the 150 rooms .end. week, he added. were destroyed, he said. Adjournment The blaze in the 150-room, five- "And until a thorough check Asbury Park Fire Capt. Earl story, 65-year-old, white frame s made, you can't rule out wir- Laing was treated for a cut hand By May 14 Advance and stucco L-shaped landmark ng," he added. but returned to duty. Two other broke out in the basement, mush- The chief estimated the, loss atj out-of-town fire volunteers suf- TRENTON (AP) — With roomed through a huge, old 50 to GO per cent, with the pos-'fered minor injuries, also. :he advent of Daylight Sav- fashioned winding stairwell and ng Time and the biossom- Summit burned through the roof on the Kingsley St. side. ng of the State House cher It was discovered by passersby ry trees spring fever has at 11:30 p.m. Saturday as nearby Governor's Wife lit the state Legislature. Position resort theaters were emptying. Police estimated several thou- Legislative leaders hope to ad- WASHINGTON (AP) — journ by May 14 and have sched sand spectators from the board- President Kennedy and walk and adjacent areas were uled a busy session today. attracted to the busy intersec GivesBirth ToBoy Assistant Assembly Majority British Prime Minister Har- tion, snarling traffic for more Leader J. Edward Crabiel, D- old Macmillan appear to than a half hour. TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Richard J. Hughes, an old hand Middlesex, predicted before the be broadening their joint ;ession that the Assembly wil at the expectant father's role, played it like a first-time poppa approach to summit diplomacy today after the birth of his 5 pound 12 ounce son. pass "at least 58 bills" today. See Photo Below n a move toward more informal The boy was born at St. Francis Hospital at 10:27 last And Gov. Richard -I. Hughes contacts with Soviet Premier A general fire alarm was night and both he and Mrs. Betty Hughes were reported doing said he has been assured of ac sounded at 11:40 p.m. by Acting well as the excited father left the hospital early this morning. ion on construction safety, wel Khrushchev. Fire Chief Lester Johnson as fasi The newest Hughes, who will be named Thomas More, is are, junior college, pension, nar- This seems to be one of the spreading flames threatened oth- the 10th child In the family. The boys now outnumber the cotics, boating, and middle in- chief results of the weekend er commercial and residential girls 8 to 2. come housing bills today. White House conference between properties. Dr. Michael Larkin, a Trenton obstetrician, and Dr. Sid- A slightly trimmed appropria- the American and British leaders. ions bill, providing for $499.4 3 Departments ney Rothman, the Hughes' family doctor, attended at the birth, Another reported result Is million of the $499.9 million tha agreement to soften as far as Volunteer units from Ocean which came about two weeks earlier than expected. Hughes originally asked for, is possible U. S. and British con- Grove, Allenhurst and Wana- Mrs. Hughes had been admitted to the hospital Thursday A NEW CONTAINER FACTORY will occupy thii building in Mid-Monmouth Indus- to be introduced today and is flicts of interest over reshaping massa joined the city fire fight- with a gall bladder complaint. She is expected to undergo trial Park on Hope Rd. in New Shrewsbury. Shield-Wars, Inc., of Belvidare, III., surgery at a later date, a spokesman for the governor said. expected to pass the Assembly world wide trade patterns on ers within minutes. Water was May 7 and the Senate May 14, The governor arrived at the hospital during the afternoon will commence local production here this summer, it has been Announced. Britain's entry into the European pumped from Wesley Lake a 660 New Jobs common market. block away to supplement hy with four briefcases full of work, but spent most of the time drant sources. Three hooH and wearing a path into the floor of the hospital corridor outside The appropriations hill provide In a communique yesterday ladder aerial trucks established the delivery room. 'or 660 new state jobs. A supple- Kennedy and Macmillan blamed Russia for the current series of water towers which held down the The beaming Hughes, 52, didn't leave the hospital until mental appropriation provide 'or a new, modern State Housi Shield-Ware Will Locate U. S. nuclear weapons tests and hotel inferno and kept sparks about 2 a. m., briefcases still'bulging. cafeteria over-looking the Dela- pledged to work for disarament from jumping. The new son is the third child for the Hughes since their ware River. Presently state em and a ban on testing. The criti- Chief Johnson said the fire marriage in 1954. The other two were a son, Brian, and a ployees eat in a dark basement cism of Russia was muted and in- was not brought under control daughter, Honey. afeteria which doubles as both In N.S. Industrial Park direct and apparently reflected a until 4 a.m. Firemen remained Hughes had three sons and a daughter with his first wife, i hallway and bomb shelter. desire of Kennedy and Macmil- on the scene for precautionary Miriam, who died 11 years ago. They are Richard Jr., Robert, NEW SHREWSBURY —Shield- Mid-Monmouth Industrial Park Ohio, has a branch in Fort Senate Majority Leader Charle. lan to keep on good terms with action until noon. John and Mary. Ware, Inc. of Belvidere, III., on Hope Rd., Albert Rachlin, Worth, Tex., in addition to the B. Sandman Jr., R-Cape May, Khrushchev. Built by the city's first mayor, Mrs. Hughes, 40, had three sons, Mike, Pat and Tim, with will commence operation of aNewark realtor and president of plant in Illinois. The New has assured the governor that th Frank L. Ten Broeck, the West her first husband, William M. Murphy, an Air Force captain plant to manufacture plastic con- the industrial park, said. Shrewsbury plant represents Same Attitude who was killed in a crash in the Azores in 1951. construction safety bill, which tainers here by July 1, it was Injection molding machines company expansion toward its The summit maneuver presum- End remained in the family. It will modernize safety require- was operated only seasonally. learned yesterday. will be used to produce the con Eastern markets, not plant relo- ably reflects the same attitude ments in the Industry for the first The container manufacturer tainers. and is pointed toward future Frank and Peter Ten Broeck ime in 35 years, will pass the cation. has taken a long-term lease on a Shield.Ware, a division of trie weeks rather than an immediate nephews of the builder, and ex- Senate today and be sent to Second In Park 30,000 square foot building at Champion Paper Co., Cincinnati, heads of government meetingi In ecutors of the estate, disclosed Hit By Firecracker Hughes. The building to be occupied, by the hotel was under contract o the container manufacturer has fact it was learned that one ob- A 12-bill legislative package sale to lawyers Leon Anschele already been constructed and isjective Kennedy and Macmillan revising the child welfare law witz and Max M. Barr, Asbury Youngster's Eyesight Imperiled being finished to the client's have in mind is to establish a is expected to pass the Assem- Park partners, but that the rea specifications. This., structure is pattern of talking with Khm- bly today. The governor Is ex- schev occasionally without hav- estate was not to change hands SEA BRIGHT — The eyesight Raritan Hospital the second to be built In Mid pected to approve it ing to have a big formal confer- until May 15. of a 5-year-old girl probably will Monmouth Industrial Park. The Today's agenda also included ence. not be impaired as the result of first Is occupied by Montgomery- Renovations plans for Assembly passage of a a firecracker explosion. Ward, and is used for customer "They think it should be pos- Meanwhile, the building was junior college bill permitting th Option Uncertain service and warehousing. sible," one well-informed diplo- undergoing renovations to beDr. Arthur Strauss, 130 Pavil- establishment of community co' The container company's ar mat explained, "lo have more ready for the seasonal opening leges, with the approval of ion Ave., Long Branch, last night RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Plans Mr. Bedle did not confirm the rival here marks a new mile- flexibility In summit diplomacy— May 26.