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THIXDERSTORMS SEES TODAY LONG BRANCH The Shore, like most of the nation, is in for some unsettled weather, but it will be nothing worse than scattered thunderstorms. United Slates Weather Observer William D. Martin said today's forecast calls for thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with temperatures climbing to 60. The low tonight is expected around 48. The dense early-morning fog was expected to relax Its grip later today, but skies will remain partly cloudy tomorrow.

Winds will be gentle to moderate easterly today, turning to the west 10 Midwest States, Kill 39 Hundred Homeless In Two-Day Series Of Violent Storms (Br th AtaorlateS Frees! A series of tornadoes and destructive windstorms struck with unabated fury across 10 states in the mid-continent yesterday, killing at least 39 persons and injuring more than 300 others. Grippen Election Board Member Charged In Ocean County Investigation TOMS RIVER Mrs. Nellie Grippen. a member of the Ocean County Board of Elections and Democratic state committeewoman, yesterday was indicted by a special grand jury on charges of voU ing illegally in Lakewood in the general elections of 1954 and 1955. Deputy Attorney General Stanley Rutkowski.

who is heading ch. sssa-th. Yesterday violent spring the ra Wisconsin storms, battering areas from Midwest prairie lands southw Vote Cheers Democrats Four Other Atomic Towers Ilar Stassen Outline Proposal LONDON Foiir leading UN atomic powers today studied the new United States "steps-to-dlsarmament" plan railing for staged cutbacks In both conventional snd nuclear weapons to reduce the threat of war. The United States plan rails for strict International Inspections end controls, a stumbling block In previous efforts to halt the big power arms race. Once this Is working, the plan provides for a rensure of nuclear stocks and gradual ronverslon of such stockpiles to peaceful purposes.

Stassen Outlines Proposal United States Delegate Harold E. Stassen outlined the proposal at a meeting of the five-power subcommittee of the UN Disarmament Commission. Delegates frcftn the Soviet Union, Britain, Trance and Canada studied the lengthy, retailed draft overnight before meeting again today for fresh discussion. The United States plan differs significantly from an earlier Russian proposal In that It would torn and not Lakewood when the February meeting th she tt discussed her voting status it i ballots cast were i i tact cummer he) when Informed Mrs. Grippen into Mississippi, came in the wake of tornadic winds which raked the Southwest earlier Tuesday and Monday night.

The casualty toll from the two-day outbreak of stormy weather was at least 49 dead and more than 325 injured. Property damage was estimated in the millions of dollars. Hundreds were homeless. Michigan Hit Hard President Xurpaess.aid- eligibility "cleared up, once and MILWAUKEE- Eisenhower came out on top in a 'Conscience Clear' RPrord Shifted Wisconsin test of strength with: "My conscience is clear. I am she j.aicj ner registration rer-Sen.

Estes Kafauver iD-Tenn.) innocent." iords nad shifted to Ship vesterday in a Presidential pref-! The Mr5' Grippen Bottom at one tlme because th. riMiuenuaiprei young ellglbllUv wa, ralsed at livelihood was there. She erence primary that gave Demo- meeting of the county election CL lnpnt niehts a Western Michigan, in the Grand I Rapids district, suffered the heav- crats considerable hope for the board on Feb. 18. Mrs.

Grippen wfelt Lakewood. lest death and Injury toll. Lat- future, particularly In the farm that time voted with the three cnnvicted. Mrs. Grippen faci est reports showed at least J2 other members to refer her voting maximum penaltv of a $500 fine, dead.

More than 200 were ln-i record to the county prosecutor three-year Jail term, or both, Jured. A down twisters ham- state elected SO delegates office for investigation. "'h Vount mered th. area, destroying score. RrT'Mlly il wu Yesterday's indictment wa, the of homes.

Some 2,000 were he National Repubbcan Con-j hands the gen- on. UD t0 County vention and 56 Kefauver delegates office. ported homeless. Judee John J. Ewart.

It was the wun one nan vote eacn to me Democratic convention. Mrs. Grippen said she has lived first indictment returned since the in Lakewood for many years. Sev-voting trials got under way Feb. The fresh outbreak of storms during the day and early eve eral years ago.

she said, she and 27, set up controls over nuclear ning killed 8 and injured more than 50 in two Wisconsin communities. Also in the path of the her husband, Joseph, purchased a food market in Ship Bottom where she lived part of the time, In Chin DntlAm in tha Toms River turbulent weather were sections Considered Popularity Test As the Eisenhower slate had only token opposition and Senator Kefauver's delegate candidates no opposition at all, the primary was considered a test of popularity between the two. Such a test was possible because there weapons and production as well! armlT SovXi FifSl Aid to Molorish fered last week, dealt only with of Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Kentucky, Nebraska, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi. OlIC VlICU 111 uuiium int primary election last year after changing from Lakewood. But later last year, she changed back! to Lakewood's eighth district.

Ballot Trial In Washington, the Red Cross is no party registration in Wis- i A In a npaliminnrii rflnrv thai 1 consin and voters can vote any To Plead Innocent State OKs Chamber's Road Sign Idea ASBt'RT PARK Fred I. that May 1 has been set as nue A. three bv 10 foot sign showing Asbury Park to the left ballot they choose. Mrs. Grippen said damaged and a total of 835 hffi In Third Day its.

Mr.i The delegate vote in S.198 of she plans to enter a pie, rent tn the two rnunt RIVER The third Kutkowski saia no aate nas oeen TOMS conventional weapons. This was a reversal of previous Russian demands that nuclear weapons must be banned as a first step to planning disarmament. The United States plan also would limit military forces of America and the Sovie's to 2.500,000 men each, while the Russian proposal would restrict them to 1,500.000. See V.S. Plan Workable in Tennessee, Mississippi, Micni-t inoii tisennower (Ri 417.954 Knsa ft Faorl, in Chappie (R-Favorite son Smith, chairman of the Asbury the target date for installa- showing Bradley Beach and on Route 66 and Neptune and Park Chamber of Commerce tion of the signs, some of which Ocean Grove to the left and a Ocean Grove to the right on transportation committee an- are four bv 10 feet in size.

Mr. three by six foot sign showing Route 33. a hnr sr-ritonmonr Ocean County trial on vote fraud iharcp mnv-pd Into its third dav Mr. Rutkoswki disclosed, mean ,20.251. While, that the sDecial Brand iurv u-ith th nounced today that the state.

Fritzsche has also announced Avon and Beimar to the right. 4. Route 35 and Asbury Ave-highway department has ap- that a study is being made of the; 2. Intersection of Corlies Ave-' nue Traffic Circle, a two by four stricken areas. Th fifflirpt KVinu'H Damivratlfili i i 1 proved plans for several large! feasibility of creating a "jug nue i Route 33) and Sixth Avenue.

foot sign showing Asbury Park The weather hureau In Chirssn nas umn unm siaj state tness ScneQUieQ to tase fht delegates polling 42 percent of the The panel had been meeting stand said that alt ho the threat of tor- totll vote th largest percent age' m0st wee klv and to date has in-l nadoes in the midwest ended. k.Z. ml On trial are Villiam A. Snyd- directional siens in the Asburv handle at the intersection of Neptune An advance warning to the left and a two by four foot Route 35 and Sunset Avenue, sign, two by eight feet, showing sign showing Beimar and Point F'ark; area. The program was submitted to the highwav depart- winris from 20 to 30 PH.

con- luo rls'er. and his mother. Estella, Ocean Township, as a means of Bradiey Beach, next right, and Pleasant to the right, "I 3 1 I VJ, (IJ. who A spokesman said the United ment by the transportation com at me. o.

intersection oi nome jo ana, m.uru. past severa elections. wn expediting southbound traffic's two-by-eight loot sign maintain homes In Haver-Pa and in Ocean Gate. Rinn Avenn a tun hv fivelcausmZ the StronZ Winds was tk. itown left turn into fcunset intersection showing itates regards Its plan as v.ork-1 mittee in an enort to disperse making a able "in the world we now areitrafTic from overcrowded arteries Avenue.

foot sien directing northbound: near Lake Superior and headed 55 nf total vnt. Li ,1.7 v.i;..... A panel of 14 jurors includ said she believes i Beach to the right. Mrs. Grippen ing two alternates was com- nrsrf L'Mnrt knrt ann rntiTP nri pri rpr vminpr I in rpr mni i rn nrr.

a i prsp inn nr kaiitpc rimp rit'nr in Asn rv rarK. iiuiiiicasiwaiu iiivw auau. ah nA hanrs etA i living in" a vii.fin imrc ucitcm. ynat sne is ine leasi euiiiv oi i (iestmatoin over less heavi cram as indicated bv the num- and fifi A fnur bv 10 foot d- 6. Intersection of Route 35 and Boston, me Dureau saia inaica- Mr rhannU'.

tin. i i- iPieiea vesieiud torn by tensions in many areas ws cmcieu anvone vet nameo in tne voting m-r tions were that tornadoes would bers on the map above: ivance warning sien showing As- Sunset Avenue a two by five a a Brnun that nnnnc.H th. t-u -u uuc He terrtwd the draft an informal traveled roads. O. H.

Fritzsche. state highway; 1. Intersection of Corlies Ave- burv Park, next left, and at the foot sien showing Asbury Park engineer has notified Mr. Smith nue ffioute 33) and Sylvania Ave- irtersection two 10-foot signs to the left for southbound traffic. not hit New England "unless dent'i reisn nolirv 'uc "lu Only one witness testified.

She there is a definite change in ocra tic leader, J'v the hbecause kit Amelia Oliver. Chester, tern later today." Showers naXnafor Keiauve clerk of "SistTa" thunderstorms were forecast to-' vestigated. She said she has notjon bureau Delatt.are County. framework which can be revised. Under the United States plan, the nuclear phase of disarmament would not be started until reduction of eo'nventional arms Is working smoothly.

The nuclear phase would begin She said Mr. Snyder voted night. plans I "I resigning ner sidle vuiii-ip. i able tO Carry the farm belt If he mttiuanmin nr plpptinn hnard 'T Army Bridge Hearing in the 1952 general elec Rail. Snaw Pelt Arei -in.

th o. I there School Site Not Set Yet i 1 uuLimi.umi. uiiic 1 DOSIS, TJ. u.il .1,. 1 i tion.

Since that time, she said, Mr. Snyder's voting privileges Cites Residence Demolition Crew Seeks More Mines nrtvj iipii nu ion, putu puuuran leauers, aia, nowever, storm stricken regions. Tempera- that the President's showing was with a world census of atomic -In Newark Todav have lapsed in Pennsylvania. tures, men nad ciimnea into me a contest that indicated nothing and hydrogen weapons, supplie; Mrs. Snvder Is charged with 70s in Midwest areas, aroppea.

and production. Then it would The cooler air, however, did not eight counts of illegal voting on three occasions. proceed to a system of control NEWARK An WALL TOWNSHIP board of education met in a The spe- Get Congress lnformal hearing for thne Interested In the SOUTH AMBOT if A Fort nu nmpre-ijun, irerre on pro cial session last night'to consider In his opening remarks. Deputy Attorney General James G. Aik miction anil nnl rnnt-prtlnn nf 1 riomnlititn jtu, tn Mrs.

Grippen said she believes she Is the "least guilty" of anyone yet named in the voting in- dictments because she is a resident of Ocean County. All others lived elsewhere in New Jersey, New York, or Pennsylvania. Mrs. Grippen also was a member of the Democratic County-County Committee from Ship Bottom, but resigned several weeks ago. She was elected to that post nuclear atorkmlei to tieareful''0'' smended regulations concerning the opening timts for the s.ar.h (h.

a new tract for a proposed high en said the state will prove the OK on Tr school, but reached no decision. i. iticeanport trees tsnage wm ne neia toaay, it was announced by the Bay again today following the dis uses. United States Corps of F.ngineers covery of 15 anti-personnel mines Snyders are legal residents of Havertown, and thus they voted improperly In Ocean County. reachnto the South.

The Intense storm center In Minnesota spread ice and snow over parts of the central and northern Great Plains. Several communities in Nebraska and South Dakota were isolated. The torandoes which hammered Michigan caused heaviest lass of life and damage at Hud- that had washed ashore. Joseph A. Smith, board president, said after the closed session that decision was delayed because some board members had not seen The meeting ill be held at the New York District office at 2 30 cerned .1 1 I.

1 George Urges iir am ii iirurru u. low-level interested parties could get to-nf min PM. The bridge, a Life's Like That WASHINGTON iP Sen. Wal draw type, is owned by the New gether. it would bring new nopt MOud bf found i a11 of fiv slles under consid iork and Long urancn Hauroaa.

lul a mimin. actlv, erauon ter F. George tD-Ga.) said today President Eisenhower should get The amendments proposed by uepanmeni ot engineers "i charged the board on making snnvilie. a town of 1,300 about nniHm.nt r.f rnnurni nn rejpriea a nan lor ine areaEinK iJ -r in the 1955 primary election. She said she would not seek reelection this year.

Action to refer Mrs. Grippen's qualifications to the prosecutor was taken after the election board secretary, Henry G. Ottervanger, Grand! Congress' approval before using 10 miles southwest of Cites voting Kecora Defense Attorney Percy Camp said Mrs. Snyder's voting record In Ocean Gate dates to Sept. 8, 1945.

He said she and her son had every right to reeister and vote in that boro, which he said is their legal residence. The state used 19 of its tO challenges in selecting the Jury. The defense used 14. nd Economic Development are: channel earner this year tie- rfV" night." Mr. Smith said.

The board a United States ground forces in any outbreak of Middle East conflict. Th at the bridge be opened by "use oi tne lour nours nouce wiU meet then at a regular meet- signal May 15 to Oct. 15 open the bridge. 3V i 1- i 'T Ung starting at 8 P.M. at WaU Cen- Administration officials indicat between 5:30 A.M.

and 9 30 P.M. a Republican, said, ought to Te Cost 189.006 ed meanwhile that use of United! clean our house a little while we Te Remain Closed mines have been recovered cnc'0'-the disaster. Mr. Smith said there was no The latest mnes to wash ashore controversy during the two and were discovered near the N.j. one-haU hour meeung a the Cen- are going out for others." He re The project was to cost accordine to Peler J.

Can. On weekdays, except Saturday Rapids. Thirteen persons were killed. Some 130 persons were treated for injuries in the three main hospitals of Grand Rapids. Twisters that hit central Wisconsin killed six persons and injured some 50 others.

In the South, the storms struck areas in Arkansas, Tennessee. Mississippi, and Kentucky. Four were killed and 36 injured in Tennessee and three were killed in Kentucky, and one in Missis states troops in the oil-rich area would be seriously considered, only as a last resort. They said the issue would not become a live and holidays, between May 15 to n(m ehief of the Bureau of Navi- ferred to a pending canvass of the Ocean County vote registrations to weed out unqualified voters. Oct.

15, the DrlriRe is te remain closed from 6 30 A M. to 8 30 A.M. and from 5 P.M. to 8 P.M. Several of those selected Monday were excused yesterday.

Jurors Listed Others selected but not previously listed are: Blanche Morton, Brick Township, housewife: Edna Webb, Tuckerton, housewife: Clarence igation, of the Department of Central Power Light Companv lT" Conservation and Economic De-'station by William Buckley. an aher a seven-man site commit ee velopment i employe at the American Agricul- made 'ast one unless all other efforts to Sip I The boro of Oreanport P'nt. Lists Addresses Mrs. Grippen said she maintains homes at 239 West Eighteenth Street, Ship Bottom and at 349 Laurel Avenue, Lakewood. til the regular meetine preserve peace naa tailed and vital American interests were directly threatened.

The administration Is seeking promised to contribute $5,000 for the project. Plans called for a Policeman DOCS DlltV, Schaefer, Toms River, builder; sippi. At all other times four hours advance notice to the bridge owners is required. Presently the bridge Is opened only with four hours' notice at all times. Rep.

James C. Auchincloss The Lakewood address is in the Edward Decker, Toms River, Tornsdoes skipped across preserve peace there, both areas oi Indiana, injuring ati' lne i-nneu rvauons lira inru name oi airs, unppen cnnaren. driver: rmup rvoveuo, least 21 persons. No deaths were 'direct contact with the govern-1 She said she and her husband Point Pleasant, carpenter; Har-reported in Iowa and northern ments of Israel aed the Arab had lived in Lakewood before vey Kilpatrick, Lakehurst, loco-Illinois, states. (operating the Ship Bottom food motive engineer; Lester Hitch- Site Near Airport The new site being sought would replace a 25-odd acre plot a quarter of a mile from the outer limit of the two and one-half mile approach rone to Monmouth County Airport.

Mr. Smith said two of the sites under consideration are in the central part of the township, two seven-foot deep channel from the' 1 .1 vicinity of Gooseneck Point nelllCtanily Bridge on Seven Bridge Road to! ROSELLE Patrolman the point where the creek dwin-' William Brinckmann was told to dies near the busines section of g( out and "put a ticket" on a Oceanport. jcar parked overtime at a meter Since the proposal was re- near headquarters yesterday, jected by the Army He obeyed, but reluctantly. "Remember the money we were iR. ald yesterday he hoped avtng for your new suit? I'm the new proposed amendments wearing It!" i would be agreeable to all con- Possible use of American fore- market.

She said she changed ner. Little Egg Harbor Town- be- ship, bulldozer operator; Robert Trimnn Rinef1 OT war 'oe develop arose yes-jback to Lakewood last year J. tliilalll 'tuj'5 JJL terday at Secretary of State John; cause a question arose over the J. McArdle, Brick Township, eliizibllitv of her children to at- store manager; Mrs. Thelma, Clinton Woods, and Frank The car was his own and he had in the northern part and the fifth Callahan, both of Oceanport, to pay a fine later.

in the southern section. Ot-s I rosier uuues news eonterence. 11 I1 OrCmil 1 OllCVjMr. Dulles said he sees no emer- Igency of that magnitude develop- NEW YORK uf Former fng. tend high school in Lakewood.

(Reese, Lakewood, housewife; and She said she was afraid her son (Mrs. Anne D. Garrison, West would be made ineligible to par-'Creek, housewife. Mey ner Emphatically Wot a Candidate9 have submitted 14 names to Col jl4' tresioent nsrry lruman says; the Eisenhower administration ls TJ'fln, Striper LatC Revamped misleading the nation when it John T. O'Neil, district engineer, of boatmen ho would be willing to moor their boats above the bridge if the existing regulation of four hours notice was changed.

Two other letters were received from boat owners stating they would be willing to moor their boats above the bridge. State House Bureau TRENTON Gov. Robert B. Meyner yesterday said he will not be a "favorite son" candidate at the Democratic National Convention in August. The governor's name has been put forward In some circles as claims recent shifts in Soviet tactics mean failure of Russian policy.

"I believe the Communist threat is more daneerous now than ever before." Mr. Truman said last night. "I believe recent changes in Soviet tactics are not signs of 'failure' but evidence of Two Anglers Acquitted of Jigging Charges by Dover Magistrate TOMS RIVER Two fishermen, thousands of bass were caught' Earlier the same Jav. Mr. a possible "dark horse" candidate in the wake of the recent setback that it had not been necessary to a boat since open the bridge for growing economic power.

suffered by Adlal Stevenson in- TTTT the Minnesota primary. TfA n. mh(i they have not been able to ar- .1954. m. The fomer President ealled charged with violating the state's; by using several hooks fastened Brooks was given a summons by X5.sV striped bass fishing law, were to a sinker.

Thomas Spencer, game warden, ment to date on the subject. the ran8 cceptable date. i ees Jo upposition ITOMAX SETS FIRE told news Altho Democratic voters will men, "i am not a favorite son for a 'bold, new program for foreign economic aid" to meet the Soviet threat. Mr. Truman criticized Republican conduct of foreign affairs in a speech sat the annual awards dinner of the Overseas Press Club.

asked to choose between delegates pledged to the senator from Tennessee and those I am not a candidate for any thing." ITeals State Slate found innocent last night after) Magistrate Novins said there for allegedly jigging a bass, a two-hour hearing before Dover was no evidence the slaughter! Fish With Gashed Side Township Magistrate Ben Novins. was being duplicated this year.) Mr. Spencer produced a fish The defendants, Ralph Briggs Striped bass were running heavy with a gashed side and a lure Chllders, 29, of Bay Avenue, and 'in the river during the latter part with several hooks on it which Charles W. Brooks, 38, of 38 of March. he said was used to Jig the Locust Street, were charged with i Joseph Mathis, chief of the bass.

catching striped bass March 22 state's coastal patrol, testified; Mr. Brooks said he was casting in the Toms River near Point; he stood on the bank of the river out from his boat about 75 feet O'Woods by Jigging. Both men: about 6 P.M. March 22 and saw and reeling in. On one of the grouped under me governors namp flftrornnr 1pirnai eoM hp His statement came as he was questioned closely on his plana, geM 'no -deliberate opposition" with respect to the April t0 the party organization by Sen-primary.

The governor heads KefauverB INDEX sia convenuon oeiegaies He sajd tnat he sa(o of un. Which is unpledged. nlericrpri lot. im Mr. Chllders in a rowboat snout; casts he caught the bass.

He 125 feet offshore catch a striper said the lure he was using was This slale, which contains a called a "diamond squid." 'go to the convention all candi- mr itiii.rn lull en lai ui' by jigging galaxy of party leaders, is being 5., v.r Several fishermen testified that they saw both men fishing and that neither was jigging. While cross-examining the state Gang Hook Hit Bottom He explained that jigging was letting a gang hook hit the bottom and then jerking it quickly upward in the hope of snaring pleaded innocent. They were represented by Harry Duckworth. In handing down the decision, Mr. Novins said he thought the striped bass law should be revamped to spell out just what kind of hook is considered to be an unlawful jig and also what movement of the line by the angler constitutes the act of Jigging.

He said his verdict shouldn't Amusements Births Bridge Classified Comics sent their qualifications before Pf. 18 Pg. 2 Pf. 11 JPrs. 21-23 Tf.

4 IX HITE HOUSE WASHINGTON A middle aged woman, who said she "had a lot of trash and Just wanted to burn it," set a small Jire In the White House yesterday and four more In executive offices across the street. She was apprehended by a woman detective while setting the fifth fire, Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty said. None of the blazes caused any major damage. All were quickly smothered and caused almost no excitement.

Mr. Hagerty said the woman was one of 6,676 visitors who entered the public rooms of the White House and executive offices yesterday. who is making a determined bid jj for New Jersey's 36 convention officials, Mr. Duckworth brought out that the "jig" Introduced by Constantine Brown a fish. Crossword Puzzle Pf.

12 The governor said he thinks the stjte delegation should vote as a unit at the convention, but added, "I have no understanding with any candidate as to how the delegates are going to be lined up." votes. The aenator will embark on a five-day campaign tour of the State Friday. The governor yesterday repeated willingness to meet with Sen- Dr. William Brady Editorials Hal Boyle Pf. 4 Pf.

4 Mary Ha worth Pf. 18 fisafatatWIifeiJai Mr. Mathis said he got into the state also is known as "dia-his boat and went to the Childers'imond squid" and that the lure, rowboat where he found a bass Is not an Illegal hook. It la only with fishhook holes in Its side, i illegal if used to Jig with. He testified he didn't see the Dudley Smfth, Point Pleasant, hook that was nsed to make a representative of a fishing gear watiWaJd- h.

was hrrr fl, trolling with a "buck tall" lure. testified tha diamond axjuld He said he was fishing about five la not unique. He said many hours and had caught one lures have gang hooka. Obituaries Pf. 2 be construed aa meaning that fishermen now have a green light to catch striped bass any way they wish.

Incident tn Toms River The legislation against jigging for stripers was passed because of an incident in the Toms Riv When asked If he Intends to campaign for the delegates run Ocean County Pf. 14 Notlra Ftrat AH Sqaa Mtmbtn Srrvlcrt lor the lt Harold Trr-Ituna ot the Mananquan rirnt Aid Squad, Hill be hfld tonleht at the Robert C. Meary Tuneral Home, P.M. Funeral PM. Thursday.

adv Radio-Television Pf. It ning under his name, the govern Ray Tucker Pf. 4 or said, "I think I'm pretty busy right here. PATH OF DESTRUCTION Tha path of destruction of thai tornado which hit Miami, Monday night can seen clearly as destroyed this farmhouse on the outskirts. Trees were blown over, then thai house ripped end the.

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