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HOME NEWS FRIDAY. JANUARY 15. I960 THE DAILY NEW BRUNSWICK, 22 Af Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Demands Expense Account from Congressmen (i Wintry weather, with snow, 3 nirgrlfc.l A tfti i WASHINGTON 'AP The In- fore they attack others. the area he represents for publi- gusty winds and cold, swept into the Midwest today as a new ice' storm moved into the Northeast. I va- coto I The Midwest storm, fanned strong northerly winds, dumped 'i I LULU I lernal Revenue Service has stirred In a letter to Sen.

Clifford P. cation at government expense the ire of at least one New Jersey Case R-NJ the taxpayer said once a month." taxpayer for ordering a crack- the public could retaliate against Case last year sponsored a bill down on big business expense ac- such treatment by demanding that to require the full disclosure of counts. congressmen give monthly ac- the financial interest of all top He contends the get tough policy of their expenses to government officials and the pub-was inspired by pressure from newspapers back home. in the congressional rec-congressmen who, he said, should Case made the letter public to- ord of the travel expenses of clean up their own spending Je- day but declined lo identify the members and staffs of congres- sender. sional committees.

heavy snow ia Iowa and Wiscon-J sin and moved northeastward into, northern Lower Michigan. There was considerable blowing; nd drifting snow, resulting in ililiHllMliiiiiMl li-r nr-- t' hazardous driving conditions. Case said he welcomed any pub-; It is now before the Senate Rules lie retaliation that might force Committee. Snow depths ranged up to a foot in parts of Iowa. i an itemized accounting ot travel i The snow storm was a part of; WEATHER FORECAST Temperatures will range from cold to subfreeiing over most of the nation on Friday night, although more moderate conditions are indicated for the Deep South.

Rain, showers and snow will occur as shown on the above map. (Copyright 1960, Edward L. A. Wagner. Distributed by UPI.) the widespread precipitation belt; expenses by members and staffs of congressional committees.

Junkets Cited that extended eastward from the SCHOOL BUDGET IS EXPLAINED "Have You Seen This STAMP?" snow zone falling as rain through the southern Great Lakes region and Ohio Valley into Pennsylvania and Virginia. Scattered showers fell southward through Mississippi and Alabama. I In his letter, the taxpayer, quoted a Washington publication; which charged congressmen with' squandering the taxpayers' money! FOR EXPERT GUARANTEED WORK IN ROOFING AND SHEET METAL CAIL CH J-SCS0 ASK FOR DAVE NORTH BRUNSWICK Fifteen on congressional business trips -persons representing eight organ The Weather Bureau posted warnings of freezing, ram from 42 Hiram Street New Brunswica MELTZER ROOFING sometimes called junkets. jizations were given an explanation He added the crackdown on big0f the 1960-61 tentative budget last business expense accounts would night at Lin wood School. belabor corporations with burden-j Numerous questions were asked isome clerical work and could be, but there seemed to be no serious southwestern England to western Pennsylvania, with snow in northern sections of New England.

FORECAST regarded as "a flagrant challenge; objections to the board's spend-to their integrity." ling program following explan- He said it could encourage relations by the board, taliation that "would make it; The budget comes up for public January 17th With THE SUNDAY HOME NEWS necessary tor every congressman hearing and adoption at a meet-jto forward a copy of his expense 'ing of the board Tuesday night, account to every newspaper in Last night's session was designed to enlist the support of the organi- ROYAL RELATIONS Princess Basma, 8, and Princess Alia, 4, step out together to a children's party in Amman, Jordan. Basma, the young sister of King Hussein, is Alia's aunt. Alia is Hussein's daughter. New York City and Northern New Jersey: Rain today, possibly beginning as freezing rain in the western and northern suburbs. High in the 40s.

Occasional rain tonight with low about 30. Saturday clearing and colder with high in the 30s. Southern New Jersey and South iation representatives so they 'Black Dahlia' Murder Still Unsolved After 13 Years would in turn inform their respective groups. The board has prepared a brochure listing the budget and i giving explanations for the accounts raised or lowered appreciably from the 1950-60 budget. It was sent to all taxoavers.

I The increase over the previous i LOS ANGELES (AP)-A tele- SUMP PUMP (automatic cellar drainers) $36.95 SU8MERGABLE SUMP PUMPS $69.95 12x12 or 16x16 U.S. PLYWOOD WELTEX STRIATED CEILING TILE, per sq. ft. 19c 4x7 and 4x8 Va" V-GR00VE MAHOGANY PLYWOOD, per sq.ft. 16c 4x8, Va" V-GR00YE SUPER SATIN FINISH MAHOGANY PLYWOOD, per sq.

ft 19c 4x8, PRE-FINISHED ASH PLYWOOD per sq. ft. 35c 4x8 Va" LIMBA PLYWOOD, per sq. ft. 24c 4x8, Va" V-GR00VE CHERRY and 4x8, Va" V-GR00VE BIRCH PLYWOOD, per sq.

ft. 29c NU-W00D WALL PANELLING, per sq. ft. 14c CEILING TILE, 12x12, per sq. ft.

10c 4x8 RIPPLEW00D, per sq. ft. 16c R0CKW00L INSULATION (lots of 1,000 sq. ft. or more) per thousand $38 ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOWS ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS $29.95 ALL PRICES F.O.B.

YARD eastern Pennsylvania: Rain today and tonight with high today in mid 40s and low tonight near 40. Saturday mostly fair, windy and becoming colder. Block Island to Cape May: Winds mostly southeast or east 10-20 m.p.h. north, portion and southerly 10-20 m.p.h. south portion today.

Shifting winds tonight, becoming northeast 15-25 m.p.h. north portion and north pr northwest 15-25 m.p.h. south portion. alive after that. Her body was spotted by a woman who became hysterical as she reported the grisly discovery to police by phone.

Ten days later, an envelope arrived in the mail containing snapshots, Elizabeth's social security card, and other items. Her hand i year's budget is $42,843, and this phone call to police touched off I amount includes a jump in the the "Black Dahlia" murder mys-Idebt service account caused of the nation's most Ian appropriation of $30,000 for in- baffling crime cases 13 years i terest on temporary notes for the ago today. school construction program. I Since th day, when a woman's The board at first hoped to begin nude, disected body was discov-! amortization fthe new school in a weedy city lot, police v. Cloudy with rain south portion bag and one of her shoes were construction in the coming fiscal have accumulated a case file so vwr hut fnnnH this uas nnt nn.

arpp that it takM fniir hnvps nfi discarded in a restaurant trash spreading to nortn portion today. isible! Thus the debt service ac-icards just to index it. can. Rain mixed with snow extreme 'count, originally listed at But, to this day. the slayer of! Scores of attention seekers nortn Vlslbllljy miles 700.

was reduced to $113,068. 'attractive Elizabeth Short, 22, is have confessed the crime. Thirty-ln Precipitation and fog. This brings the budget, for tax not known. eight confessions worth looking Hih and low temperatures in down to fe.915,171.

It was; The last five days of her life into have been g'v'en police, cities in the united States figured that the rise over are a mystery known only to the a11 have proved false. There tntiav UPrp- previous year will mean a tax in- person; believed to be a man, been dozens of others too; Albany 29 11 crease of only 19 cents on each who tortured her and put her to absurd to consider, $100 assessed valuation. death. rolice are still working on the The young victim, aspiring "0ne day it will be be. an actress, came to Holly- solved," says Detective Capt.

Art wood from Cambridge, Mass. Po-lHertel- "and tne murderer lice said she did a lot of running brought to justice." OPEN SAT. 'TIL 4 P.M. Franklin Continued from Page One around. She acquired the name' 5 Atlanta 69 57 Atlantic City 46 36 Boston 46 29 Buffalo 35 31 Chicago 38 35 Denver 27 11 Detroit 37 23 Duluth 31 2 Fort Worth 67 35 Kansas City 52.

32 Los Angeles 50 41 Miami Beach 78 65 New Orleans 79 59 New York City 37 34 Philadelphia 42 34 Phoenix 45 36 Pittsburgh 43 38 Portland. Me 44 26 St. Louis 53 38 Seattle 41 33 Tampa 77 55 Washington 44 40 TAfl on Sept. 22 was 3.382 while only "black dahlia" from her raven Stock Market Quotations Call CHarter 7-8127 and Liberty 8-3585 STELTON ROAD, STELTON, N.J. 2,248 went to the polls yesterday, hair and her penchant for black While only one of the eight dis-; dresses and black underclothing, tricts backed the first high school She was traced to the street in proposal, the proponents outnum- front of a down town hotel the bered the "no" voters in every evening of Jan.

9, 1947. From district in yesterday's that instant nothing. No one has Board members who awaited ever found who had seen her Supplied by NEW BRUNSWICK 312 GEORGE STREET the results last night at Pine Grove Manor School were jubilant as the returns came in. Shortly, after the polls closed at 9 p.m.,! J. R.

Williston Beans 629 Park Plainfield Member N.Y. Stock Exchange) Open. Noon Market Stages Mild Recovery 375 GEORGE NEW BRUNSWICK 1 Pine Grove's 3T0-187 result was i posted. Not long afterwards the i returns from Middlebush School Today Today 773 77 Air 100 i polling place showed 273-222 vote. NF.VV YORK (API Tlw Stork Ampr.

Can Open Daily and Saturday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Monday and Thursday 9:30 A.M. to P.M. DOW NTOWN tW" I UN if fv I ClC iMT MIDST ATE MALL, ASTBR MS VJCKj With these two districts today continued a mild Amer.

Cyanamid ed. there was little doubt as to recovery from its recent batter- Motors in" Tradinc was artivp oarlv Ampr Smelting the outcome of the election. 43'k 547g 90-ig 49'g 82-g 53' 3334 114 65 98'i! 43'8 55' 90 49'4 82' 52' a 33 11 65 6134 2834 21 39'4 39' 2554 "3 In the Sept. 22 election Middle- this afternoon. Amer.

Tel Tel bush area voters delivered a Gains of key stocks went from Beth. Steel thumping 462 voters against the. factions to about a point but an Burroughs proposal, while only 239 voted increasing number of losers gave Chemway its favor. Ithe advance a patchy look. Chrysler The $379,000 hacked out of the, The market was ahead moder- Consul Edison original high school proposal rep- ately on a broad front early Foods resents 8,000 fewer square feet, the session as it followed through' Cornell-Dubilier cheaper finishes and less yesterday's recovery from six Daystrom plex design.

straight sessions of sharp decline. Doug Aircraft Board members have promised, Subsequently the rise lost much Dupont however, that the cut involves no of its team. porcf paring of the curriculum. Steels reversed their initial ad-' Gen. Electric said the courses of studies ance and motors backed away' Gen! Motors to be offered in the school are from their best gains.

Telephone unchanged. rous metals were mostly lower. Qen jre The new school is scheduled for Rails and utilities remained on Goodyear completion in 1961. Although not the upside. uomiioc all facilities may be finished by Selective gains among chemi--jnt gus Wach ie uuai tciis, tieciiuiiics, ruuuers, uiuys.t,..

Tel i Tel 6P8 287 22 39' a 39' i 236' 4 87' 8134 74H 45lk 68 431 368 46' 2 29 5034 39'i 75:,4 169'2 50 100 51 16'2 55a 463 364 expects that it win ne ame to ana assonea issues Kepi tne mar open all the classrooms. higher overall. Johns-Manville Johnson Johnson Plans for the high school call Broker cited typical pie-week-j WM If for 53 rooms which will be used; end caution combined with the Mack Trucks for educational purposes, includ-jfact that today is the deadline ing 29 general classrooms. an income tax installment Board President Arthur S. West-; reasons for the failure of the re-' MfCT neat Jr.

commended township covery to be more vigorous. The B' 94'2 52 V4 81' 76 43' 67 431V2 36! 2 46'. 60 29 50V 39'4 1691a 51 99 51 16'i 55' 4 37'4 65' 18 51V 68 39 49 48 31 81 106 voters lor meir awmy ui Matinnal toa(i together to solve our difficult com- eluding auto production and rail: munity problems." carloadings, remained bullish, hn Math.son Terming the referendum adop- Standard Packaging was up i I I I Will, w. Phillins Pptrnpnm lion a major siep iwwaiu, WMV.IUIIUJ i i. i uctn0at thP hicrh school will 10W was 01 siignuy as directors iKiiniic rvice result in a more consistent and llK- Irpa more man Reading Co.

a ooint followine a divident boost PILE TCUT- VELVE aren. ne aiso saw tne scnooi as n- povinn 18 51'i 67Vz 39'i 49'i 43 31 80 107 a rro he'Reynolds Metals interests wh.ch will help bind to. -ether the many sections of ourjactiof ,0 news hat theyJustice; Sears Roebuck' tonsmp. Department plans a renewed at-jStand. Oil N.J.

The board will meet Monday to QKe DuPont tQ dj Stevens implement the referendum and jtself of Us GM stock jTexas Co. Westneat expects to break ground Minnesota Mining and Inter. Westinghouse for the school in early August. nationai Business Machines' AMERICAN HON-SKID COTTO PI RUGS EXCHANGE 47i 4'g .67 ANNUAL SPECIAL JANUARY By opening the school 1961. picked up about 3 apiece Do Savre Fisher board memters say they can chemical and Merck advanced Sherwin Williams meet the peak load df students niore 4nan a point.

Singer Mfg. who will be entering Ill's 112 535 53'i Big savings on velvety cut-pile cottons with non-skid latex backs. Fringed. Hunter, Sandalwood, Grey, Green, Blue, Red, Aqua, Rose, Pink, Blue. 24x70" Krajewski Walks in Where Rockefeller Fears to Tread Reg.

1.98 school then. i Almost 800 township students must now go to seven high schools in Middlesex. Somerset and Mer-j cer counties this year at a cur- rent cost of- $386,405 in tuition fees. i NEW 24x40 1.39 1.97 Reg. Reg.

TRENTON 'AP Henry Kra! He drew 35,000 votes as a con 1.67 Vote by Districts iJewski of Secaucus dropped in at didate for the Senate in 1954, while 34x50' i The voting bv districts in yes- the State House again yesterday Republican Clifford P. Case was sarongs two 'will do more for you Uban any other girdle in the world! terday's election was as follows: on the familiar errand of picking beating Democrat Charles District 1, Phillips School. 100 up nominating petitions. Howell by the slim margin of yes and 68 no; District 2, Eliza-! This year Krajewski founder, Political experts said Kra- beth Avenue School, 110 yes and campaign manager, fund raiser ijewski's votes would have elected SAVE 49c EACH! HANDSOME STURDY STACK STOOLS no: District 3. East Millstone and principal candidate of the Howell.

REGULARLY VOR ifirehouse, 82 yes and 38 no, and, American Third party intends! Krajewski told a newsman that District 4, Pine Grove Manor I to run for president. he wouldn't try to emulate guitar SOLD FOR $10.95 I School, 350 yes and 187 no. I It marked the latest develop-; player Elton Britt, who has en- District 5, Hillcrest School, 307, ment in the presidential race tered the New Hamapshire presi jyes and 43 no: District 6, Hamil- which recently was marked by the; dential ton School. 135 yes and 96 no; withdrawal of wealthy Gov. N'el- "Atl I can do is play ths .99 for control NOWI Savt $2.00 on the new SAROO TWO with comfort! District 7, Kingston School 93 yes son Rockefeller of New York as a drums," he said.

"Everybody's FOR and 74 no. and District 8, Middle- potential candidate for the GOP trying to get into the act." Havt plenty of extra seats for parties. Sturdy tubular steel legs, with plump vinyl covered seats. 4 colors. Easy to stack.

bus School, 273 yes and 222 no. nominaticn. Krajewski, a tavern owner and Two residents voted in favor' Krajewski ran for the presi-, former pig farmer, lamented that Reg. 2.99 eci. of the proposal using absentee coney twice before in 1952 and farmers of all kinds are ust bare ballots.

1956 and in between times has making a living "while the pol Wide elastic bands edge the bottom of the patented crisscross, stretch for absolute freedom. Patented sling-like construction actually lifts, slims and supports all around. Remember, sal is for a limited time only. Sixes 26 to 34, 14" and 16" long. iticians are getting rich." waged lone-handed campaigns lor governor and the U.S.

Senate. He has been a candidate in every He said Mrs. Anne Marie Yego. MID-STATE MALL EAST BRUNSWICK Open 109; Sat. 10-4 4000 Cir Free Parking a North Bergen housewife, would DOWNTOWN NEW BRUNSWICK Open Monday Thursday Till 9:00 Two Hours Free Parking at Lots With $5.00 Purchase DF.SKRTION NOTICE My wife Shirley Miller, having left my bed and boaro.

1 will no longer be responsible for ny debti contracted by her. RICHARD MILLER, 348 Highway 18. at Brurnwick, N. J-JH-15-18 4 90 election tor statewide or national be his candidate for vice presi- office for nearly a decade, andident. She also ran with him in also has run for local offices.

1 1956. CORSETS SECOND FLOOR.