Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-01
MANF0R
STATE POLICE
Jacques of This City and Love
of Woodbridge in Training
School

TRENTON, April 1.-Names of
fifty men who are to be admitted to
the training school just outside OF
Trenton were announced today by
Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, head
of the state constabulary. These men
have passed the examination given
here a few weeks ago and will start
a strenuous three months training
today. The present force is com
posed OF about seventy men. and the
law provides for 120. As a result.
after three months training, the de-
partment will choose the remaining
men, thereby bringing the strength
of the police to full quota. The
names are as follows:
Howard F. Aber, of East Orange;
Robert ". BARNES, of Westwood;
William Buff, of Jersey City; Ran
dolph Galloway, of Woodbury.; John
A. Connors, of Watervliet, OF New
York; Howard S. Carlson, of Airing
George p. Claypoor, of Ceilings
wood; William r. Dennor. of Phil
lipsburg; James Devine. of New
York; George J.. Diblin. OF flights
town; Rodney j. Disbrow. of Hilton:
John d. Divers, of Columbia; Victor
A. Ellis, Newton; Furrey Tischetti,
Raritan; Walter c. Fabian, Eliza
beth; Albert H. Fowler. Sparta;
Charles Gowdy. Atlantic City: Harry
S. Hall. Dover: Robert G.. Hamilton.
Plainfeld; Harley l.. Hutchinson,
Newark: George Jacques, Perth AM
boy; Ernest Jesch, Jersey City; Will
lam Kulp, Ionia; Robert j. Lackay,
Newark; Alfred X. Larsen, Jersey
City; William ". Lipgens, Asbury
Park: Gregory w. Love, Woodbridge;
Leo J.. Mclaughlin, Bordentown;
Mathew McManus, Morristown: Will
liam II. O'Donnell, Vineland; Charles
C. Olsen, Hoboken; William +. Poh-
ley, Union: King ]. Powell, Borden
town; Robert b. Powers, Washing
ton, ID. c.; Loren B. Press, Vineiand;
Horace T. Rankine, Brooklawn.
Richard b. Reilly, Plainfield; Alan
l.. Smith, New Brunswick; Russell
A, Shook, Glenmore; Ardin s. Sper-
ling. M~anasquan; owen +. Sweeny,
Bayonne; Arthur j. Traboske, Bo-
gotta: George e. Tapley, Asbury
Park; William p. Thompson, Pater-
son; Frank j. Turner, Beachwood;
Albert G.. Varrelman, Brooklyn,
N. Y; Earle w. Wilson. Trenton;
Charles I. Wilson, Camden, and Dem
mis- Wynne, Weehawken.
The half hundred candidates an
nounced today were selected from
the 500 candidates who recently UNI
derwent tests to qualify as enlist
ments for the organization. 'Ine
foregoing list represented those who
attained the highest averages in that
examination.
These men will be subjected to a
course of training similar to that
given the first set of candidates for
the state constabulary at Sea Girt
last September. They will be school-
ed in horsemanship, craftsmanship,
hand to hand and defensive combat,
first aid. care of horses and motor
equipment, rules of court procedure
various other subjects incidental
to police duties.
When this period of instruction
has been completed. the class OF
candidates just announced will enter
upon a three month era of actual
patrol duty. This coupled with the
preceding training period Will form
the probationary period OF the men.
During this time any man may re-
sign who finds the work uncon-
genial and the constabulary chiefs
will reserve the right to dismiss
without charges anyone who faiis
to measure up to the set
The total of 12S men, which quota
Ia to he filed out by this class OF
candidates. does not include the new
headquarters troop. which the recent
legislature authorized. This VIII
mean an additional thirty men. II
Is understood.
The embryo troopers from the
fifty m mentioned who are final
Nv accepted after the probationary
period of training and instruction
will be enlisted for a service of two
years.