• Weather Distribution Fair May aid toataht Part. Today ft tkmdf tonwrtow. Higb bott dayi, 7WI. Low tonight, SS4I. Seepage 2. 13,950 An Inffependenf Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since 1878 BY CARRIER Issued Dally, Monday through Friday, entered as Second dasi Matter 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 197 at the Post OHice at Red Bank, N. J., under the Act ol March 3. 1879, RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1960 School Bill Gets Fast OK Bid to New Quick Senate Action Sought Demands Apology by U.S. For Matawan • • * TRENTON (AP) - A bill which would allow Matawan Bor- Parley Seen ough to shift some of its school Khrush Act tax burden to Matawan Town ship has received emergency Doomed By passage in the New Jersey As- Angers West sembly. Its sponsor, Clifton T. Barka- low (R-Monmouth), says he has Europeans Soviet Stand asked for equally fast treatment LONDON (AP) — Western BULLETIN in the Senate. Europe today turned angrily on The bill would allow consoli- Nikita Khrushchev and braced PARIS, (AP)—Premier dated school districts to change tself for more bitter cold war Nikita Khrushchev rejected to regional school districts. campaigning. Matawan Borough, which is in The Soviet Premier was de- today a bid by President a consolidated district with Mat nounced in ever non-Communist Charles de Gaulle to re- awan Township, contends it pays capital as solely responsible for too much of the school costs vive the Summit Confer- bringing the Summit Conference ence in a Big-Four meet- Municipalities in consolidated dis- to the brink of disaster. tricts divide school costs on the Why did Khrushchev go to Par- ing this afternoon. The basis of tax ratables. Matawan INSPECTION TIME — The Mechanic Street School Parent-Teacher Association, aided is at all if he meant only to Borough says it has about hal Soviet leader said he by Reel .Bank Deputy Police Chief Leroy McKnight, held its annual bicycle inspection wreck the talks? The question the ratables while the township would not attend. has most of the pupils. yesterday. About 30 youngsters brought their bikes for the inspection. Deputy was being asked all over Europe, and some Western observers had "Gen. De Gaulle knows - The borough sought to divorce Chief McKnight checks bicycles owned by Brad Sergeant, a first grader, and Kathy a ready answer. my position," Khrushchev itself from the consolidated dis- Kachel, a second grader. Mrs. Richard Westmoreland, left, and Mrs. Edson A. Lewis, trict but was turned down by Khrushchev wanted to insult said. "He knows very keep n record of the inspections. President Eisenhower with the the "'ate education commission well that we won't attend er. Further action to force a world as an audience, they said, split was in the offing when the without regard to the effect on a conference as long as change in Legislation was agreed East-West negotiations. the Americans will not upon. Time, Tempers Running Short Many Europeans had conceded have, given us satisfac- Regional school districts are that with the downing of an allowed to divide up costs on the j American spy plane over Russia, tion." basis of pupil enrollment. Khrushchev scored a propaganda Barkalow got Assembly assent As Tax Ratio Showdown Nears victory which strongly bolstered PARIS (AP) — French last week to emergency action his bargaining position at the on the bill and it was passed TRENTON (AP) — The NewHudson), chairman of the Edu- said he had been assured the bills summit. In many nations in- President Charles de Gaulle yesterday 45-0. He said he has Jersey Assembly, with time and cation Committee. Hauser kept would finally clear the commit- telligence flights were publicly called a second meeting of asked Sen. Richard R. Stout (R- tempers running short, faces a them locked in his desk even tee hurdle next week. deplored, and fears were ex- the Big Four Summit Con- Monmouth) to move for quick showdown on controversial bills though a majority of the com- Other Action pressed that the North Atlantic IKE LEAVES PALACE — President Eisenhower leaves ference today in an evident Senate action. designed to solve the state's 800- mittee members had voted to re- In other major legislative ac- Alliance was being involved in Elysee Palace in Paris after what may have been the million-dollar-a-year property tax lease them for action by the full ion: dangers it had never bargained effort to force a showdown tangle. Assembly. 1. Most of a series of consum- f ° only session of the summit conference yesterday. Be- or> with Soviet Premier Nikita The bills ran into a roadblock But Assemblyman Elmer M. er protection bills passed the As- Opposite Effect hind him is French President Charles de Gaulle. Boy Admits Matthews (D-Essex), one of the yesterday in the form of Assem- sembly. "But Mr. Khrushchev has mis- (AP Photo by radio from Paris) Khrushchev. blyman Frederick H. Hauser (D- chief sponsors of the measures, 2. Bills appropriating $431,800,- calculated badly if he thinks that The Western effort to get the School Fire, WO for state government expenses his shock tactics are likely to in- summit negotiations started ap- In 1960-61 and $3,936,000 for un- crease these doubts and fears," peared doomed to failure, how- foreseen expenses of the present the London Times asserted. "His ever, by another demand from Chief Says and past fiscal years passed the See New Insurance action is much more likely to $10 Million TV Khrushchev that President Eis- Senate and were readied for a SHREWSBURY — A boy has enhower apologize for the U.S. vote in the lower house. have exactly the opposite effect." confessed to setting fire to a box "Instead of playing patiently spy flight over Russia and "ad- full of newspapers in the school The big question on the assess- mit America made aggression Plan for Volunteers ment reform bills was whether for ' agreement, he asked the here May 10, Police Chief Ray Americans to grovel," the Times Firm to Move against the Soviet people." mond Mass said, this morning. committee approval next week RED BANK — A new insur- would be in time for a floor vote declared. "This is much more Otherwise, said Khrushchev, He said the youngster admitted ance program for this borough's Commuter Tax before the Legislature's summer than overplaying a good hand.' he will return home. the incident following questioning volunteer firemen is in the mak- adjournment. There was praise for the dig To Monmouth Eisenhower and British Prime . yesterday. ing. Hearing Friday The Senate, back at full nity with which Eisenhower suf- Minister Harold Macmillan im- Chief Mass said the fire was fered Khrushqhev's tongue lash- HOLMDEL - Blonder-Tongue mediately accepted De Gaulle's Borough Council last night TRENTON (AP) - The As-strength, cleared 35 measures for an accident and the kid was ing. Inc., Newark, manufacturers of invitation to assembly at tho passed a resolution providing sembly Appropriations Com- action in a lone session Thurs- Charii*v Study scared. One of the matches went television and radio, announced Elysee Palace at 3 p. m. (9 for -negotiation of a new policy mittee will hold a public hear- day and what it plans as its fi In calling off the spy flights, ' into the newspapers and he ran which will require firemen to (See ASSEMBLY page 2) yesterday that con tracts have a. m. EST). ing on Gov. Meyncr's proposed (See EUROPE, Pg. 2) Report Tonight been signed for the purchase of away." retire at age 60, and will set up commuter income tax 'Friday Khrushchev's accoplance or Found by Janitor a $500 life insurance policy for the Mi-acre Ambrosino tract, off rejection of De Gaulle's Invlta- at 10 a. m. LONG BRANCH—The Char- Rt. 35. The burning box was discov- inactive Volunteers. Committee Chairman Wil- llbn was delayed, however, by 'Keep Up the Good Work,' ter Study Commission will hold The firm plans to construct a ered about 10:35 a. m. by a jani- liam V. Musto (D-Hudson) an- the Soviet Premier's tempor- The present policy carries a a public hearing tonight at 3:30 40,000-s q ti a r e-foot electronics ary absence from Paris. tor, William Brooks, who carried nounced yesterday the open in the Senior High School Audi- $1,000 life insurance benefit for plant at the site as soon as re The Premier and Marshal Ro- the box to a nearby incinerator. any active fireman, but drops hearing would be held in the torium to reveal the results of zoning is accomplished. dion Malinovsky. Soviet defense Three burnt matches were found coverage when a volunteer re- Assembly chamber. Says Council to Planners a five-month charter study. near the box. Projected plans call for the minister, drove to the village of tires. The proposed tax would be A number of sweeping The incident touched off an levied on all New Jerseyans RED BANK — "Keep up the he planners should do now that eventual relocation of the firm's Sezanne, 75 miles from Paris, Immediate investigation involv Estimates Cost good work," was the Borough the Borough Council has taken changes are expected to be in- entire operation from Newark to to visit a World War 1 battle- working in New York and on cluded In the report from Booz, ing local and state police. Councilman Frederic" E. all New Yorkers working In Council's instruction to the Plan- over study of the future zoning llolmdel, a move which is ex- field where Malinovsky fought as Chief Mass said the boy- Gicrsch, Jr., fire committee ning Board last night.