VOLUME 82, NO. 114 RED BANK. N. J.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1MQ 7c PER COPY PAGE ONI

Attorney Htm Short Red Bank School —But Warm—Ride ElizabethPolice SEA BRIGHT - A. Henry Budget Adopted Lang Branch, had FindTaxicab The bereagb attoroey'e car RED BANK-A 1*041 school kM^gfe* Hm*'- halaea Bui ll budget totaling $1.S«.S1I •aaaJBH HaBJ epeJOjVSjV. eW' Shepard adopted last night by the Board get a mac Murderer Used of Education after a public hear- cd.oa* tram ig. - • The 47-mlnute bearing went The whtatto Four Killed Criticizessmoothly, with residents question- and tin Robber Ing only a few Items. On North After the budget had beta Jo ahnda te gat at the twvwwvo* ifUBfBjvvrr ruwwwi *»* Officials Lewis, Ml Spring St. said he tnaato. I'taaBy, the Of Bank Jersey Estate felt the board hu been "dicta- "Winder what NEW, SHREWSBURY - the torial" in its handling of teach- Mr. NORTH BRUNSWICK basic attitude of members of this ers. when I fteaae* to sat kame AP)-Pollce today found borough's governing bodies mutt early, toe. What a way tar aAt Large abandoned in Elizabeth tht chinge if the town U toaolv o id Board member Or. Herman 0. aww car to aet as." tax problem! by attractiiii rat* Wiley men charged Mr. Lewis __a^ cv^ gUjjjfjO^ggl fno^kW FARMINGDALE-The March red-and-black Uudcab used bin, Tax Assessor Andrew G. with hiving a "belligerent" at- be got te» tbe car atfor the Maaaaquan man wiped- for flight by the murder*? Snepard told a meeting of tbe titude at board meetings.. • _ HaB. — " ed of a SM.000 Famlngdato bank of four bound victims on • "I've wondered if you're here holdup yeiterday fell off some- Industrial Congress Uit night In the interest ot education or doctor's country estate,/ "I wiih somebody would In- ^verycktag wu Mack." The what mil morning. ' The car wu located fast ba- not." Dr. Wiley said. gettee teak kern acme. spire ths torn fathers not toloo k When' aiked to give a specific Steto police and the FBI con-ton S a. m. a few blocks froaa down their noses at good pros- instance of "dictatorial" handling tinued their hunt for Alva John- the,Newark line. The preeec* peels," Adw. Shepvd Mid. of the teachers by the board, ston Rodgen. II. of M Flak Ave., tor'i office hen »!d they be- . "Soma et the members of ourMr. Uwit did not give a definite May Lose the chief suspect In the bullet- governing bodies act like.the NOT TODAY. MR. COOKMT— Kayport Borough Clark Mn. Adelaide I. Cram- tiactuated robbery at the local lieved the car had Just, been answer. abandoned a abort Mme before. board of geveroori of an exdu- Teacher Mettle mer had just informed George Cookiey, Myrtle Ave., that the could not swear branch ' of the Central Jersey siva dub. It would be more ap- Sight In ink and Trait Co. The, EUeaaeth nonee npert* propriatei If they would act like Mr. Lewlt also raited the him in as a special police officer yesterday*—on orders from Mayor Norman J. Police continued to keep u ed the text wu dawaverad by question of towteache r morale, Currie—when this photo was taken. Mr. Cooktey was ono of tavaral appoint* the owner of a MconoMuad cloth- and Edmund J. Canniia, board eye on a wooded section In the patnLIthai Ing store on the Bowery, who, president, said, "I don't believe manti made by four mambort of lorough Council Monday night in the absence of One Eye southeast uctto of the county ea their last when he spota a good customer, this talk about teacher morale the mayor. Mayer Currie saya It was Illegal. The appointments will be aired at RUMSON — Patrolman Jnmes when Rodgen Is believed to dregs him right in and starts to exists, except In a small group.1 ive hidden. kuBaad ana bear earitaff fba sell Urn something." e special council mooting tomorrow night. A. Tanner faces j»aslble loss of But eome held'the fur that 1( Only 20 persons attended the sight ia his right eye attar a 1 hope far a duagef la at* hearing. More than half ot them piece of a bullet lodged then Rodgen. may have eluded them PoUcemen from Newark and tkade. Ml I dsoM very much were teachers. In Wsuhlngton yetterday in a freak accident and slipped out ot the ana. Elizabeth swarmed through the U we get It aatS after we've The budget will be voted on Tamo Arraigned atreete and a large nubile park * per coat tax Feb. I. The polls will be open SENATE Mayor and Council acrou from.the car. Tbe car from 4 to I pm. Pelting places May debate moves In civil remained, surrounded by heavy The tax assessor cited the lost right* arid poll tax diiputei. are in the High School, Oakland 0800 Of MOOJOUt WON 9ftm0r* mrd. sale of a factory lit* last year, Street and River Street Schools. Foreign Relations Committee ShotvdownExpected The Elbabeth poHcc said they in the area bounded by Piae The 1M041 budget calls for hears Secretary of State Herter Ool yoBOBftfojr H Aotarjr ranwen wattfagfor stetedetecUvot Brook Rd,, the parkway and to U S>I rie U17.U5.3r to be raised by ton- « ••* V ** ' KEYPORT - Round two be- Round one wu taken Monday vht CaHaliBB. bofbfO pf0MlaHH8J With OJI OB> Wayside Rd. Reioning would tkn. Thia' hi an incnue of ^®no on' Worhl Court jurisdio- tween Mayor Xorman J. Currie night by four membem of the amlutioa of the vehicle, which have been required. • — *---- I-n loca- • l- taxatio- •• - n ove' r. tlon. They wen out to Mercer wu reponeojy onven mn tne and Borough Council ia elated governing body In a revolt Cosaty JaV. Trenton, la do- "Thli looked ao obviously ad- the current ichool budget AnUtrutt Subcommittee contin- ttim InwmiHif aklahf againit the mayor — when they murder scene yesterday by a be- vantageous to us that we ne- William E. - secra- «e» toveiUgatton of tranqulllKr iwr. wnniijun ni|nu put through several appointment tealt of ed to await a Fed- epecucled man about IS. glected toprepare the Planning drugs. Since it wiU not be televised, awml "* * luau fcaaBaaWa* am tary, said be had no figureso n over Mr. Currie's head. wJtTBJI VrVJBJBJ dlVHJ BJBJBUlBgajj fJBJ Bound and shot fatally through Board properly. what effect this would have on HOUSE chancel are there will be a pack- But the mayor wu not present eharguof vbteUag tu federal the left temple wen the doetor'a "The fact that it would have tbe school purposes tax rate. The Discusses civil rights In effort ed hall at the special meeting . that teuton. OOOM tTwJBjBJOIT MOwJstOo Invalid wife, two women lervaate brought the Wough $10,000 e present school purposes tax rate to get bill from rales committee. which to tostar t at 0 p. ra.I nAnd h« told Borough Clerk The thru aad the bal la 1 the cab driver who had year In taiea, didn't outweigh, ia tOC""S per $100 of l Banking Committee eonUnues nldpnl building. Mn. Adelaide B. Crammer yes- brought the murderer to the for the Piaantog Board, the fact valuation. hearinggs 00 Mil for federal home terday that the action wu illegal. n,otot> estate. that it was a very bot night and The amount to be voted on mortgage aidid. Police picked up a drank la they were-very annoyed by theFeb. I is tttt.7tt.0S: Science and Astronautics Com- Democrats NaOath Ana>iwy Wate, «,'ef Bugs Eliiabeth an hour after the ear whole thing," he charged. SalarlasUp mittee hears Dr. T. Keith (Hen- When George Cookiey, V Myr- AVOet AMMffy tTeUhi |H|ll0» OJM 1 wu found and took him In for "tTteytunuditdown. * Salaries for. teachen, super- san, head of National Aeronaut- tle Ave., who wu named a. spe- Mk8OJO. tj|Oj8) TllH00R» 38\ Ol questioning u a disorderly per. Ada. Sfccpard uM mat tbla visors, principals and admlnls-lea and Space Atalabtnttaa. Meet Today cial policeman Monday night, eon. They said later he wu not •JMMM a»tM WfaSaa* mfage, IkaWMaVak gfl (Sao RED BANK, Fg.1) and others on space program, thowed-up in Borough Had They wen attaat at thetr ar- nOa WW OeTslOJ WaW eaWOjBl • be sworn in, Mr. Currie ordered : *Maajsl respite" as far u tax the dark not to(tv a hUB tba a war* Clarke. • bar 00s, wBa TltEKTOH^W-dl natter the Redgen* arreet et Dr. TrBMtrChrtai asMM,, ert B. MyaeMeyaer meets wwith coucouaa- Also appointepp d byy the f«rg«y.nlUv. Oklahema City police aaldW- Mn. Can Theddles, », ml Little Silver School V DemocratiDti c Id*Ieed*rTT ththii s tttn-tt couacllmell n —J Johhn J. > Dane, gro, RodgwaaadTmuOjwen noon m hopes of selecting a can- _., „_ last,sight and gjJJEeTOMO• •JF _ _. Henri I. Kansen. Fnak J. Coo;wii nponoB lo DO u ojooo ooo> ktutlflad from, police photos u mgtim^m • "We need to have one dollar in didate for.the party's U.S. Sen-way and Robert J; Strang - dttfcm ttu raoming. Dr. James the thru men who held up commercial tad Industrial nta- Tax Levy Increased ate nomination. Monday were Joeeph Quell; Bait P. Clark, Red Bank eye special- supermarket In Lawton, ,Okla.i Their hodtoe wen found ilde MM for every one dollar's worth LITTLE SILVER - The Board budget, Neil O. Smith,, board .The governor told a news con* Keauburg, as sanitary inspector, ist, penormeo tne operation. urller mil month. by tide on a narrow bed in Mrs. of residential property," the taxof Education last night announc preildent, said. ference" yerterdayhe hu "no and a.llst of special policemen PoUce said this morning Pa- The robben escaped In a carClarke's room. They had bees ed a reviled 100041 school At its fan. T meeting, the preconceived notions" about the for the Fire Department. trolman Tanner was tutu. bearing a New Jersey license. tied hand and feet with baits, He reviewed, for the meeting, budget figure. board said the taxation Increase candidate and hasn't observed The appointment of Mr. Cook •3S caliber urvice revolver in Offieen Mid Oklahoma City Om and atrlps ot cloth. the property within the borough « means tbe amount tob ewould be »U1N. that any one person to partic- ery ai a epeeiat could become the borough hall rifle range. police tipped off New Jeney au- The cab driver, Morris Ml-. now toned for industrial tad railed by local taxation will be ularry favored by the leaden. a past luue tomorrow night, Ho find a shot and a silver thorities u towhe n Nigro, Tru- 90a Of NvWAfKi WO8 tsl Tax since the council group will at- (See BANDIT, Pg. J) commercial uee. ' llt.Jll.7l more than wu needed Mr. Smith said the budget No Democrat hu cotno ^ Of lead bounced back and lodged (See MURDER, Pg. 3) (See SHEPARD, Pg. J) through texts ta me 1NMI out and aiked for Ms support, tempt to hava Mm named a reg-te the patrolmu'i eyeball, they would mean an eatlmited ichool ularpatrolman at that session. purposes tax increase of 22 or UOOOt PUl ttVCffw MVf n cents per $100 of 1 alight hints." He re- The regular poet wu given to Patrolman Jack Garner came fused toIdentif I y those who have Jay M. Baker, M St. George to his aid. He wu taken to To Give Migrant Farm valuation. indicated they might be Inter- PL, toDecmnber . on appotetmeat River view in a^polie* car Red Bank, Marlboro The change came toligh t at a ested in the nomination. by Mr. Currie and confirmation Patrolman James K. Sbes. meeting of the Borough Council by council. last night In a letter to council, Asked about a recent' Mate- Police uld thli morning Pa- Workers Sanitary Housing ment that Hoboken Mayor John CMe Sendee Baling trolman Tanner wu firing from the board Mid It wai ipprooriit- a distance of about 90 feet. They Appeal County Tax WASHINGTON (AP)-sen. tor- Ing 115,000 from aurplui to apply J. Orogaa hu changed Ms mind Mr. Cookiey then challenged and now may want the homln- the appointment and it wu re-said the range hu been in use FREEHOLD - Hearings wU riion A. Williams. Jr., (D-NJ) againit ita current expanie ap- muofclpalttiea to the prellmtaary propriation of t$07,2t7. The su^attoa, Meyner said be had noscindet d after Civil Service ruled hen for many yean and thli ia i held Feb. S en the appoati uld today entirely too See End heard from Groaan. the first time an accident hu aqualiutton table ot Jan. is? plus appropriation wu made at that Mr. Cookiey wu tint in by Red Bank and Marlboro Tow* According to the table.Re d migrant farm workera must live But the governor repeated nil eligibility, u a result of a MMtaken place then. the request of the Borough Coun- n ship of the true evaluations com* aak ia westing property at previous' stotements that the police exam. Patrolman Tanner Uvu at 73 ta shacks uniNe to me* thToN,Y.-N.Je . cil, Mr. Smith said. Avenue of Two Rivers. He aa1d puted by the Monmouth County l».# per cent of true value, and < 0 w Mr. Cookiey, a put command- tests of batfc sanitary cedes. Mr. Smith said the total tob eto J?*!.i! aeak th!L!5£.je nominatio_n foi?r him. Ma wife have two .children. Board of Tautioa for tt He madi the remarks n a railed by taxation yfaa.Mt.7f: self. Control of the exeeuttve er ot the local Veterans of Wan Tax The amount last year was 0J0I,- branch of state government li being represented by The flguree released by the speech prepared for Senate ac- Mt. Red Bank attorney John C. Township la assessing at M.S7 tively in conjunction with • bill ALBANY, N. Y. (AP)-Gov. To Be Voted OB would revert toth e Sanate-prea- Keansburg Man Among 5 A. Rockefeller plans to jdant, a Republican. tf_Meynw Oven (who li also Mitawan of true value,' and the aggregate lie planned to introduce to en- Voters win decide on expend)- slipped out of tno sovvnMfsliIp^ borough attorney). for the township is $17,700,170, courage construction ( Mcjntf tuotold tht flows con* Mr.'Giveu hu been retained The purpose of the equalUatioa housing for migrant firm labor- million dollars in tax relief. ^ * ft C' tor Mr.,Cookiey by the VFW,Nabbed in Stolen Bond Ring table la toapportio n county taxes debt service, towhic h the board decliha on two major tax cases which showed up Mme SO mem- fairly among munldpalltlu. 'The in. ! •.'•• •. Rockefeller proposed yesterday NEWARK-The Secret Service Including Joseph P. Prone, 41, tax board determines at what to give non-resident taxpayers ££ Mono>y ii^tea the I*gWatureben strong at the Mooday night Williams u\ chairman of a Sen- service li tB,«70, but the board meeting. • ••/.. today reported that it had broken o.f » Maple Ave., Keansburg. ratio municipalities are attesting should act on the tangled prop- nationwide itolen bond ringg Freete and two othen were ar- ate littee which ia In- erty tax aisesiment problem. Borough officials have India* and then itrlkes an aggregate watlgating the migrant labor lions and full itandard deduc- for thli Item. . g with the arrest ot five periou, retted yesterday while the other true value, county taxes are' le- tions on New York Income, e The court ruled that a munlc- ed that there may be a cloted- two-catted the ring leaden- ; MblemTTlt has held public ^^^^^h^h^K^^t^^^k' o^k ajfeft^b A Total expenditure! estimated anenlng at 100 percent door session tonight to "iron vied. . - .' • ' ' v ', ,• hearings here ^and in Witcowln, COBCCtlWOJ 1O UlO In the 100041 budget are OHO, 1 wen apprehended earlier, this Officials from Raritan Town- can force. ellU otherth s In "itfist out" the entire appoiati it !»• month, Mlaaeeota, Michigan, New JerNft- W JOT8Oy 8UM ty to follow suit. Sales Tax ship, Loch Arbour and Brielle aey. New York and Pernuyl- The ringluden an Brunalso o appeared before the; tax plan,'would have to help NewJan. T was Mr. Smith Amato, «, of Newark, a con-board yesterdey todtocut i flguns •'From what we have seen in York coOcct an Requested victed bank robber, aad: Jerry listed la the preUmlnary table, aU states," Williams said. «lt million doUan Jacaagek), II, of Rutherford. but enured no formal appeils. tana from New Yorken work- They en is Hudson County Jail, : A final equaUianon table will is obvious that entirely tooman y teg within their borders. lanltorlal supplies. By Farmers migratory workers still do not A public hearing on the pro- Jeney City, tedefaul t of OMO.000 be adopted sometime before the have acceu to basic, clean thai- Thus, New York Would take a posed budget will be tomorrow, TRENTON (AP) - The N.Jbal. l each on chargei of cbupir- statutory deadline of March 10. net loss of two million dollars. at 0 p. in., In tbe Maraham Place Farm Bureau called anew for alag toforg e and cash stolen gov Mr." WilUams said, addfag ~nuiiMt bondSi k ' "To many tanners, the migrant Noo-reildents pay New York Icfcooh retell UIM tax today,layin g that ajiv auaaaiT Mwa BIIV« we •#^p ••••tsj*^*** ^»^w^»a* ^a\ Votera Hit year defeated all local farm lind taxes thruten Picked up yeiterday besides k a temporary vUltor, and they ""^f sections of the budget when It aurvivsl of many New Jeney Freeu, were Joseph P. (Cox-Strike Vote believe thit their Investment in «_«•»,; wu firit presented. The board firmert. ackJe Joe) Maugere,«, Eut Or- teuslngihouMhekepttoa then trimmed the budget by 110, William P. Watson, secretory of ange, and Mn. Jean Angela Set Tonight (mum. often to a very bare from Connecticut ... the large farm organliatlon, sild PapVH Newark. They wen taiim. '•"'•' • ••' and ON, and it wu approved. the balance from other border1 - Only » voter were cut the New Jersey growers paid tM,0N,. similarly charged. LONO BRANCH-Unlon work- "The subcommittee hu first time the budget wu offered. MO In local taxes last yur. Frank B. Wood, agent In en of the Wheelock Slgnils, Inel, shacki whleb have bun made A total of m balleti wen cast He said a January report targe; of the eervlce't Newark 171 Branchport Ave., will vote somewhat livable by the ml- The non-reiioiat toxpayari office, uld that In the put nine tonight on whether or not to gnats. We bave alto ten build- nave . ciauneu . mai new In the second vote. ' • • the state Crop Reporting Service months over 1100,000 worth of York duwrlmtaated against them Voting noun Feb. » will be 4 ihows that vegetable farming ttrlke against the company. ing that bad to be ihut dowa stolen lecurltlei have been William J, Darby, builnew by not allowing the urns bus- to S p. m. declined S per cent in gaoti value cashed. by gate afenciei." ineu deductions granted real- i 19M. manager of Local 510 of the InV The bill Williams hii drifted denu. . Watson adreised the New Jer- Amato and Juangelo bought ternational Brotherhood of Elec- would authoriw up to»milllo n sey Vegetable Grower! Associ- the stolen bondi at 10 to2 0 ccnti trical Workers, uld thli morn- doUen yurly In governmenMn- INDEX on the dollar, Wood uld. They Ing, "we hive reached an In* Auto Agjeney Entered,* ation ai part of the 09th annual eured toans for conitructhn of rarmert Week. supplied the patters with forged peme" In negotiation! for a new migrant labor quarters. credentials. The puurs kept 10 wige contract. Coin Box Stolen A 3 per cent retail tales taxper cent after cubing the lecurl- It wouldalwlet upi»mil- flib food exempt, he uld, would ties and gave the rest to Amato . Wagu lion dollar revolving fund to be RED BANK-Raeua Bros, au- bring in 1170,000,000 a year and The average ulary of the WO used for direct kteni to firmtn, and Jacingelo. to dealera, m Broad St, wai help hold the line agilnst exces- Most of the bondi wire itolen union workera In the plut lo farm asaociaUom, itate or coin- broken Into Monday night and sive local taxes. $1,00 an hour, Mr. Darby uld. ty jijovffiUaWttii wr a coin box taken from a cigar ia Mlnneipolli, Minn., Wood migrant houilng. A highlight of today's Farmers laid, Agente recovered $17,060 The present contract expired ette machine, police said this Week meeting! Is the annual from Mn, Pepa, Freete and Oct. 31, Mr. Darby uld. A new Williams introduced two biUi morning. state Grange spelling bee for Maugere, he uid. contract li being negotiated on lut week he said would Improve Chief George H. Clayton Mid Kitty Kelly rural school children, held In the Mn. Papi wu released In a one year or 10 montht' bash), the educational lUndarda of entry waa gained through a rear Obituaries OfMNAIN FIT In Rarltan TowniMp at rear of the War Memorial Building. $10,000 bill by U.S. Commission- he uld, ' . f migrant firm laborers and their overhead door Detective Lt. Irv- Sylvia Pertei er Theodore Klscirai, Frceie The strike vote will be taken children. ing L. Krakowltch md Sgt. Em- Ceralwoed Manor heuilng dsvelopment, Hailet, li target LICENSES DUE and Maugere were held in 190,-In the union1! headquarter!, MS erion R, Williams ars Inveiti- of the Cersl-Rariran Civic Aiioclatien, Inc.) which plant LITTLE SILVER -' Police 000 bill etch for the grand Jury. T. R. Burke Mea'i Ihoa Monmouth St,, Red Bink. < gating. Oeerge Saketoky to perltton the governing body for action to eliminate Chief James W. Fix announced Wood uld the bondi were Olfklili of the Wheelock firm Holding Semi Annual Sale. Bar- Sparto the haiard. Aueclatlon preildent Robert Lennon laid (hit morning (hit ill don In thepatted In Long Branch, Aibury were unavailable for comment gaini. Hwy. » Middletown, N.J. Stack Market borough must be licensed by Jan, Pirk, Bradley Beich, Atlantic thli morning, The company prey -AdvertiMmmt Amy VaaderbUc •no child already hsi fallen down embankment. Cliy, Paiialc and Clifton. mien nliyi and ilgnal •yitoau, in Diana Barrymore Death MBS. WILLIAM f. MID60N' enfy" abaat 1,664 acres arc avail- LONG BRANCH'- Mrs. Eliza- able aad'saleable aa bulWIag NEW YORK (AP) — Ex-Chauf-| beth P. Hudson, 76, of W/, Fifth 'INEW YORK (AP)-The MUM feur. Andre Porumbeanu said to- Ave.. died yesterday in Mon- ot)tbc "deafir>of actreu Diana Murder Clouded titles prevent a good day his wife has consented: to a mouth Medical Center. ^ •arryaer* nmamed a mystery deal of New Shrewsbury land divorce and there "is no doubt Born in Peterson, she was the tatty" . Aa autopsy faile" " d' to show (Continued) daughter of the late Mr. aad from being readily saleable, Adm. in my mind" that he will mar- /•any evident cause," and fur- another bedroom on the second Sbfpard stated. Much of the land Mrs. James Green. ry Gamble Benedict, 19-year-old gher iiavaaticatiana were or- floor, hit body covered byVa in the southern part of the bor- She had lived hen 25 yean. sheet; ough, particularly, 'which was heiress. Mrs. Hudson was a member of JiMiee planned to question air- They were ' found by Mrs. farm land almost 201 years ago, .Commenting on the Benedict Star of the Sea Catholic Church •Hi pilot John Cook, apptreaUy Clarke's daughter, Mrs. Cornelia hai,been passed from intestate family's efforts "to break up theand its Altar-Rosary Society.. "the'lest penoa to aee Min Bsr- Crispin. 26, who had left the owner to intestate heir in an in-romance, he Mid, "I don't think Surviving an her husband, •rymore alive, when he retunu home earlier in the day on a formal fashion over, mon than a any power can destroy love." William J. Hudson;, two daus> Bare today from a acheduled trip with her daughter hundred yean. , The Romanian-born Porum- ters. Mrs. Daniel Kelly of this Nancy, Jfc. "Fanignted.'people have been place and Sister Elizabeth Rita Mk* Barrymore, M,.w«i found beanu made the statements at s The only cluei were the mys- buying in tax liens and getting of St. Aloysious Academy, Jer- dead in bed at her Eait Side newj conference at Idlewild Air- terious passenger in the cab and quit claims on some of this port shortly after he arrived from sey City; a son William J. .Hud- apartment Monday by her maid. a handful of .32 caliber shells son, Jr.. of Pmnainken; nine : Several empty liquor bottles land," Adm. Shephard said. "I Paris at 12:40 a. m. scattered over the carpeted bone very, 'much: that, we will Porumbeanu said that in Paris grandchildren; and two brothers. and ledatives were near the bed. floors. Christopher Green of Weitport, - Several frleads attended a aoon b> aeeing title suite started on Tuesday he received word The motive? imis property. -• " "through intermediaries that my Mass., and Walter H. Green of party at her apartment "I wish I knew," aaid Middle- Miami, Fla. . , -. i Sunday night they iaJdlCook "The people who've taken the wife is willing to gjve me a di sex County Prosecutor Warren riak aad bought this property will vorce." A high requiem mass will be ' dropped to; announcing himself T. Wilentz. offered Friday at 6 a. m. by Rev. as afriend-of-a-friend, aid wu gat the big profit from it. But He said he planned to contact Robbery? A tew closets had when it's used, the borough will the intermediaries in New York John Horan in Star of the Set aUU; tljera when the others left but nothiai of Church. Burial will be la Mt. : : : nto.,t ; to make arrangements for an ^#eUea;vina^ >'M clew '!thay value waa mlsslag. Clarke ''was TRICOLOI OVIt IAMUCAN—Civilians and uniformed •errjteflels w>«ch end mpi Then is acme land ia the bor- early meeting with his wife Hel- Carmel Cemetery, under direc- 'wanted to question Cook merely not known to keep valuable gems plaud from balconies abwva rhe Rue Mich ale*,'Algiers' main rhereuflMare. « Ri|ht- tion of the Wooltey Funeral ough, he continued, whose own- ms, 29, whom he has not seen in to. dear up all' details aad nootr cash in the house. l Home. , ists man barricadei and fly the. French Meelor en Jan. 24. ' •' , " " ' ers an completely unknown. The two years. :-e«t:of,.any:;au^d^.:ip;"':.:,;;;,,., A an attack? Tha team (Af *Kefe by radio from Algien) borough could acquire thia by Porumbeanu, perspiring and Actor Glen Stencer, among CLIFFORD DROUfN •we at the party, aaid Miu paying county tans on It over appearing nervous, said he hoped .fcriymoro telephoned him at his a period, When a town acquires to see Miss Benedict "as aoon HAZLET-Clifford Drouln, 62, aa possible." He added that he • apartment about 2:30 a m. and Asbury Park $12 Billion laad in such a. fashion, the title former resident of Raritan nc«imaadad him for leaving the is cleared, by law, although this might "take legal means" to vis- Township and Long Branch, died Revenge? "I don't think I had ;: it her if her family refuses to yesterday in Brookdale Nursing party aarty. H« aaid she asked any enemies who would'go. to is not true for individuals who ; him to, come back over to her acquire such property. let him see her. Home. . that extreme,'* said Clirke, head ^;'^i«rf;;; f Decline In He said he would exert every pjace, but he declined. : , surgeon at St. Peter's hospital, ; He was bom in Bay City, -^Police said then was no evi- ben liMr todaatrlal effort to make puce with the Mich., arid was a retired carpen- New,'Brunswick;-:-; ;•'.' ':• ':/^'\ Mr. and Mn. Alex Santorielo, family. " • denee of aulcide. MIM Barry- Asks Pension Stock Value k^ b I«M taU la amai par- ter. His wife was the late Mary Clarke told WilenU there were 7 Clover Dr., Hulet, son, yester- '•on,tried five yean ago to ASBURY PARK.- Fire Chief NEW YORK (AP? - So farcek, u agreement eboald be , Porumbeanu uid Misi Benedict Louise* Bergeron Drouin. - some people unfriendly, to him day. telephoned him the day after she . take her life with an overdose of Edward C. Hutchison, 92, has this month the quoted value ol oMPJ|K oUgflSjsj^ Uv OTtWfel,H W Surviving are a son, Philip J. but the prosecutor said "there Mr/ and Mrs. Thomas Neff. S ..alaeping pills; Then was no evi- applied to the State Pension stocks liited on the New York teraw ef ante. In tbh way, lbs returned to New York from Par- Drouin of Albany, N. Y.; a were no exceptional leads.":. ' Monmouth PI., Keyport, eon, yes- is, and he phoned her the fol- dance-of violeace in the apart- Board for a disability pension, Stock Exchange have fallen by land canht be ebawn to a pros- daughter, Mrs. George H. Warn- What, then? WilenU could only terday. lowing day. effective Jan. I. an estimsted 12 billion dollars, pective ijeuckaaef as a whale, ken of New York City, and two uy police would continue their Mr. and Mn. Arthur Dayton, rMiu Brymora reportedly had He suffered multiple frsctures based on the decline in the As- aad weuld be saw' He was asked about a stale- brothers/ Alfred and Mose investigation today. W . 419 Pine Tree Trailer Park, Eat- recovered from alcoholism, in an auto accident in UK in sociated Press average. N J lercsUag to a prospect. ment by Miss-Gamble's brother proud,, both of Berlin, N. H. . At a news : conference last oatowa, daughter, yesterday. which all but wrecked her the- Smyrna, Ca., and has since used This brings the estimated cash There are a number of areas Douglas, 21, that she' is no longer night in. the county courthouse Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kozak, A requiem miss will be offered atrical career at one time, but up all his accumulated side leave. value of all stocks listed on the' In the borough, the assessor uid, interested in Porumbeanu. He re- at New Brunswick WilenU gave 57 Avenue C, Atlantic Highlands, tomorrow at t a.m. in St. Jos- friends said she had ben drink- The state Pension Board will big board down to roughly 295 that could well be retoned. He plied that "I am sure her feel- this timetable of death. -. daughter, yesterday. eph's Catholic Church, Keyport, ta| during the Christmas holi- have'a hearing today in Tren- billion dollars. died the area along Shark River ings about me are jut.the aame p Rev. Edward Blsska, paitor About 6 a. m. Mn. Chapln, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Jennings, now" aa when they were in Paris days. ton on Chief Hutchison's appli< The market began the "Golden Rd. and Rt. 33 u land which is r St. Benedict's Catholic Church, daughter-ifrliw of Seldin Chapin, Middletown Ave., Atlantic High- together declaring they would Her last stage appearance was cation. Ms" with n brief, two-day cele- desirable for commercial and I* Hazlet. Burial will be in St. Jos- 11 1 former U. S. ambassador to the lands, son, this motning. find a way to get married. a''Siiccaaaful CMcigo tfEiTfi " !!* bration of the agreement to enddustrial use, but which is zoned eph's Cemetery, Keyport, under Netherlands; left the: home to go Paid Departmmt - Manmanih Medical Center starring in "Garden District,' the prolonged steel strike. After for. residential use.. Before the newa conference, the direction of the John; W. Chief Hutchison has been with this spate, of higher prices, thi written by her 'close ptrsooi fhartlyMaw tha the Aabuiy Park Fife Depart- Mr. and Mrs, James Miloney, "In zoning matters,| you find Porumbeanu consulted privately Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, Hu- friend, Tennessee Williams. At market declined ahsrply am ment 32 yean. It it the only Mountain Hill Rd., Middletown, marked and conflicting. currents with Philiipp Handelman,, in attor-|jet. the time of her death, then wen monotonously withUttle respite Daniel MenaaU, actlead a cab full-time paid dspartmtat in Mon- daughter, yesterday, of public opinion," Adm. Shepsrd ney representirepresenting MMisi s BenedictBdit. possibilities of her appauiaf la for the bulls. pal Into the dM driveway Oat mouth County. Ha Joined Iha de- Mr. aannd Mrs. Richard H. Scho- remarked. "In the southern end Porumbeanu uid one reason he other Williams plays In Canada Of this year's 17 trading days, had come to New York at this 1 leads fna Rt 27 to the henw. partment la Ittl, and became enlank.« Truex PI.;Middletown, of the borough and in Pine Brook and F"! "^ only five saw more atocks gain time is that today is his 35th birth- Yale Morals tree* aaid chieflnWH. daughter, yesterday. there are a lot of. people who 'OR than losing. ' day. At, Key Wast. Fla.. Williams After ha became chief, Asbury Elisabeth General moved then long ago because commented yesterday: The market ended 1959 with Park received its first reduction Mr. and Mn. Albert Garcia, year-end rally which put the'Dow liked it the way it wu then, Case Ready "Her bean Just gave out. She At about the same time some don't want to drive these was a terribly troubled girl who in fire'insurance rates in more'|WestHeld. a son, Wayne Scott Jones Industrial average at a one from inside tha home used than 20 yean. The reduction people out. But we, and they, Set Meeting hadi ill and wu making a Garcia, Jan. M. Mn. Garcia la historic closing high of 67»,37. The For Trial the phone. Wilentz did not saycame when other cities in the die former Nbrma Schumacher Index closed yesterday at 639.84. have to face the fact that things valiant battle... She had gnat to whom tha phone ..call was change.They need our help, and NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - talent but no control." state wen-facing Increuea in of Keyport. The AP eftstock average hai fin insurance rates. they deserve it. ./:'••„•;:•<.-•',: On Budget The case of the 14-yeir-old girl In Funeral services will he Friday sagged $9 to $221.50 since Dec. a Yale University men's dormi- Some 20 minutes after the cab Chief Hutchison denioutrated 31, erasing all of December's "As tax assessor, I've had to LITTLE SILVER - Borough at a Frank E. Campbell funeral arrived, PloransM said a tone tory goes to court todsy. that a aeries of six pumper en- gains, s recognize the fact that land val- Council will introduce the 1960 home hen. Burial arrassemeati man wiflced from the houie and Defaults Bail, Nineteen Yale men are sched- gines could draw and relay an While the outlook waa fouesr in the southern end of town municipal operating budget at an are incomplete.' drove off in the car. He said the have gone up, due to the Increas- adjourned meeting Tuesday. uled to appear jn City Court on effective stream of water more booming business, at least for. the charges of lascivious csrriage. man appeared about 35 yean ed value of adjoining land; in The tame evening, the govern' old, » feet S, and was wearing than one mile, allowjng the de-Goes to Jail first half of 19M; fean of tight The girt, their alleged sexual partment topump out of aay one 1 money and'higher interest ntes Neptune, and, Wall Township, i ing body will bold what it called Stocks Rise a grey-brown overcoat. RED BANK - Charles E. MAa a result there are people • partner,' picked most of their of the city's three lakes.. Schlenger. id, 90, of 221 Law- have dominated Wall' St. Many an ' "informal conference" for names ud faces but of a college It hat' and glassea. rence Ave., Elberon Park,: yes- said stock prices were too high residents to get a look at the At 1:1J p. m. Mrs. Chapln're- yearbook. - After Slump, t«rd»y was committed to JaU, Inand dividend returns too small fk«dt spending schedule and.question turned. She found the three worn- In IMS, Chief Hutchison di- Eight of the undergraduates rected a pumping demonstration default of $1,000 bail to'await compared with yields ol bonds iTfcero.'-ie.'e big danger that wera arrested last week. Eleven la Mrs. Clarke's bedroom •ome of this land may faU into Councilman'Douglu C. Wright1 Close Mix She ran outside to tell Plorsnskl. with water being taken from Wes- jury'action on a charge of auto .and the shorter term government wen arrested yesterday. , theft: ''•••• obligations which yielded in the| the hands of land sharks, / uid the governing body found NEW YORK (AP)-Thefst»ck Then the .called police, on the ley Lake' to Deal 1 Police have never-uid just Lake,'more than a irille away. He was arraigned before Mag neighborhood of 5 per cent. "The . people responsible for lut year residents welcomed the market, downstairs phone; the only one opportunity to'learn a bit about what happened on the girl's tripe of four in the house that hadn't It was believed to be the long- iitrate John V. Crowell. toning: regulationi have got to to the campus. But Capt. Wil. slump yesterday, make it possible for this laid to the budget prior to its introduc — ripped out. est'relay ever recorded in the Schlenger will be arraigned to-| liam Hokman of the New Haven of strength and deead with an be sold profitably." lion. irregular price pattern. Clarke was operating at St. Pe- country. morrow before Long Branch Mag- Bandit DrtecUve Division said she visit- "We have a lot of problems," A final hearing on the fiscal ed Calhoun College, a dormitory, Tha .popular market yardsticks ter's when police tried to contact Chief Hutchison was on hisistrate Thomas J. Baldino on a (Continued) program has been set for March 1 Adm. Shepard said, "but we do wen all iip aHghtfy bat loaan him. His colleagues let 'him fin* way, to a firemen'a convention in charge of attempted armed rob- twice: sell, and Miss Bowden could be not have a single obs that can't 1, he added. outnumbered galncra by a small Hh before telling him "something Florida in ISM when n tractor bery- By Jim: 15, when city police found. be solved if we will only rec- fn other business, Mayor P., margin. waa wrong at home." toiler amaahed into a line of Schlenger was arrested Mon- Paul Campl uid he win travel entered the case. Yale had ac Mrs. Chspia had been here vis- traffic killing six persons. Chief day in AUenhurat, and police said Police said they esUbllshed ognize it and .deal with It.", epted resign i f rama t least that Rodgers spent Monday night The aaaaaasf ilnsied **iat It to Trenton Feb. 16 in an attempt wnced.1 » jifc^a*>J^*W • naMUM^ iting for the last Mdaya. Her Hutchisoo wu injured, His handhe admitted taking a car from to keep the borough's ' 10 students. Those 10 wen among alectronlca and ralla did wdl, al- waa mangled as a result of the lEogUah Motors. Mania Ave.. Fri- in the; basement of a doctor'i WMaatblsiatoatieatocrttieiw alive for state aid to the 11 arrested yesterday. though the carrien wen off casecretary at the V. S. embassy accident. Deputy Chief Charles then staging a home In Bridle. muter plan. Shortly after the cue bit the ii Maaagaa, Nicaragua. *' Cramer has bean serving as act-holdup la a grgrocera y atroe at 196 His car had been found shortly Yale reassigned ito lYtflft* LcegCBranch Ave., Long Branch. The mayor said he will be Volume roae to 3.666,661 shares Her fathirlalaw la new ling chief. after the robberv in the vicinity "I have not taken these mat- accompanied on the .trip by campus police chief, John H. Bow* ji^MiMtBBinia^dlAA# Ceim CAM*1^*A ters up, with either body,!' he from 2,760,106 Monday. ^•^•awelglB^PJBi IfJT ItiffJII Chief Hutchison is a graduate Police uid Schlenger pulled of the Deserted Village of Allaire, Frank Weigand, Planning Board era, to other duties. The univer- Of 1,264 lisuM traded, losers of Anbury Park High School, and a' gun on the owner, but lost now'a state nark, and a house-to- said. "I thought the Industrial chairman. sity's announcement of Bowers outnumbered gainers by 466 to of the Natlaaal War eel- was a chief petty officer in Wash- his nerve when another customer house -search was conducted in Congress was > the proper place Councilman Raymond E. Gar-transfer made no mention of the 410. New highs for I**-* tot- ington and Europe in World War walked into; the store, Schlenger the'area ail day yesterday. to bring these things out. rison, Jr. reported that a morals case. aled 5 and new lows 40. sincMrse . sufferinClarke gba da bee strokn invalidee lasdt II. put the gun back in his pocket, The search did not flush Rod' "1 realize that as a public of' "serious" drainage condition ex- Among those arrested yester- • Yesterday'i closing atocks: July. He waa the tint to demon- police said, and,walked out ofK eMaa aad the ether la a Rd. at the Red Bank Recreation IK-31H: extras medium J7-2». liKoiniwi^otmooplitrej Ohl» Oil ITU in the present budget. • , Center. OUvor Ca cal andeat at Jaht , A new' aalary guide adopted Browns - Extras (4140 lbs.) Omb. Mr .. The scene of the tragedy, ad- His car- Mi • parked auto £••«• III Ol .aM** by the board provides raises of Mr*. Grabani'a em Ha A W All 1 Jacent to New Brunswick, is owned by Herman C. Schneider, FwuiiMet "15* 6410 to 6766 for teschen. The II, waa takkw • dose to the locale of the. still- Whites - Top quality (4640 Ptamr. 10 MIX average increase ia IS60. etalrs. a> eaWed ta Mm and wwmm tmmtunt > nmu wumrnt unsolved HatlsMllls mur'der : : er parked car owned by Chester lbs.) 31-35; mediums U-29^; A request by Anthony ' F. y be ran to a rVanjt wMaw la which attracted attention McEachen, II Ohd St N smalU 24li-U'/$. 5: is*" "s* trufoto, co-chairman of the Wei- Orchard St., New tbeM M SM A HMfJ WW*T^ ITMWI Mn ai ' sou after the bodies of the Rev, Ed- ShrewsburSheyb . y TTTh e MceMcEnchern n car Brawns -lop quality (4640 .nun M «S fan Committee of the Teachers • ee"M wbjdaw and no 'IJward Wheeler Hall and MrsAssociation. , to reconsider the was ehovehd d against a car owned lbs.) 3214-34; mediums 30^31^ ~ 'Eleanor Mills, a choir singer, smalls 2S-26. ulary.scale proposed earlier byj by Robert I. r rank, Uttle Silver. A llRht Nun coat was ..frrnnd wen found under a crab apple Police Mid Mr. Weinstein (old the teachen wai turned down In the cellar. William' later Iden- tree off DeRuisey's Line in 1622.' by the board, them a car pullmi onto, the read Both had been ahot In the tified the man as Radcen from Weather ; forced his car off the road. head. ••..••. - ,•/ ;..". • ,'y'.-w.g)nakdewa tenasleg cleoelMii this More ..recently, North Bruns- The current expense category Trooper Detactlye-Robert Do- MVaeWIB iMWwSS Wjf nBJPJM ffwBt wick wai the scene of a fiery of the 166641 budget is 11,620,296, Khruthy Keeps #A( twwi flftn two Inoti $\ tw later today, peeea.y kiglislag W cnsh of a college, bus ind anan increase of $167,175. Capital CSr fjf W# Mlik fOfcbWP* Nit UW aa eaaw tor a wbUe, and a Air* outlay is SM.2S0, a decrease of ^' Week and white oil truck; killing 12 persons Isst One Promise CBHHPIV H^B VVMBV II^BHfl6jB|Vj ItSBle Oct. I. ., and debt service is The trooper 'was aeverai yards, la tanto ef the colder hterler N4.4I2.U, a drop of tls.7U.45, MOSCOW (AP) - A Lithuanian fmm'hitcarat thethne. anas. Hbjh today la the apptr The teachers group employed SU it Charter Study Htar.iin; girl and her brother, toeriul and By,, the time' Trooper Dorien 36s. Qcfiiiaaii rala tealghi M4 Ml a sound truck to tour the borough a Ml frightened, left Moscow to- •nt baek to hi* r»r, U» aad far a parttoi ef Thursday Draws Urge Crowd yesterday urging voten to attend day on the first leg «| « plane had tuned Ml down Southard with lowest tonight la the Ms the budget hearing. trip to Chicago and long sought Ave. 'ihv. i*wn S-mankum-Yel- aad the high Thursday about LONG BRANCH - Reildents lowbreok Rd. The bandit had a here last night Jammed city hall The board received complaint! reunion with their parents. about the "breeieway" connect- bta he*.d Mart on the trooper. -I to offer suggestions en areas of Reglna Uoaae, », and Tomes, Btoek Island to Cape May: |JJ* the preterit government lystem ing the Harding Rd, building to Tha license number of the car Meetly east to southeast winds the Branch Ave. building, One 17, became etpanted tram Mr. « to be reviewed by the Chnrter and Mn. PauUus LeonM of Chi* by a It'll n. p. h. today bscemlag Study Commission. woman said her dsughter has who wu la Me front yard at the A*_ A _ ^.. AA _A ai*a ekak' ^^^ • ^& picked up icveral coMa from cago 11 yaan ago during World aaan to aMtnweat i«e m, p. The'hour and a half meeting walking through the passageway. War II. b.fbanday. Mastly dandy to- waa called to receive E'.!«gc:ilons The 24-hour aurch was con-| The "breetcway" Is not enclosed, They an njeinlag their p^ ducted by 76 state tronpen, two day." and comments from mlderlta enu under'a pntnlM the father Henry A. Stevenson, building hdkopttn and a pjane. by dandy la the after. concerninf the present form of and' grounds commute* chair* and mother obtained fnm'Soviet Me* «l government, VhlMllly 116 mites lew- man, said the passigcway will Premier Nlklta Khrushchev dur CUTTING THREAD tM*f*r« ' MH Boot, Allen snd Hamilton, New Ing hli U. S. visit lilt year, errag te 14 miles cceaaleeally IM' NMS Hilt , jelthcr be enclosed or closed off, A rake-like cadnet, designed for IM PINT 111 Yorokk CiCityt , di h lees m rain. study, are conducting the Several residents voiced 'Com- After ssylni goodby to an aunt ciittlni antelfood cike, does a tat 'mam m, plaints about the food served In with whom they have been liv- fine Job. No such aid in your Moit important firm crop in the River Street School Cafeteria, ing in Llthunnin, Reglna snd kitchen? Then use heavy thread the vicinity of Deborah, Iowa, It WkM M *MM Stow Iww I* Mil Famed for its manufacture of M*iMM twwrtwlil'ewiii MIM vwr They said children carry their Tomn boirded a Rusilan plane with a sawing motion, and you'l corn, But no corn Is sold, The M wltkiTM RtaiMWl fliMKIM raior-iherp word blades It To-own lunchea to school rather than bound for Stockholm and C Ind the thread will slice th« cake entire crop Is used to fatten hogs nlM ledo, a cathedral city In Spsln, eat in the cafeteria. I hsgen. without mashing, for (he market. Future County P

LOS ANGELES (AP) -"With- KEYPORf - The Keyport SHREWSBURY - Three, snahr ouitt this Cititens Asodatlon hu taken ue woulwon d collapse like a bouse another poke at the proposed County Farm problems, face the naidanta'tt, of cards. tm,TN Board of Education Monmouth County in the dfd A judge and a deputy district budget for 1M04I. ahead, according to Chartea^M- attorney once agreed to this — It will be voted on by the pub- Gains Seen Pike, executive director efjtte referring to Carole Tregoffs lic'st the Feb, •school election. Board. >:% testimony at a preliminary hear- In its January newsletter, re- At Trenton In a UU before .the dinetan ing and the state's cue against COLTS NECK - The Mon- leased yesterday, the KCA takes her. - the board to talk for proposing TRENTON - Monmouth Coun- of Monmouth Couaty Rod raouth County Fire Police.Ae- Chapter hen, Mr. Pike said. A sew fight over this same S1.2M expenditure for "food ty farmen and their products ss testimony is shaping up u the service." are winning big recognition at projected half-million or Brand as president at Its annual the New Jersey Farm Show this county residents by HIJ state news completion of its election meeting in the fire house The bulletin states: , case against the shapely tt-yetr- , "This sum is the salary pro- week. create the most trouble in acM* In the hay show.,Hominy Hill in transportation,- and in old redhead and her lover, Dr. Henry White was elected vice vided for supervised lunch per- R. Bernard Finch, C They are todi. We are advised by the state Farms, Colts Neck, emerged re- raising to support the n _, accused of murder la the July II serve champion, behind; Ideal organisations that would be ,|qr> Denartment of Education that'the Farms. of Augusta. ine to cope with the population rule governing teachera' lunch shooting of the doctor'a Graver Carter, treasurer, i MAKIN* WAV—This house on Wait Front St., Red lank, adjoining Waldman's Gtilf First prises went to Hominy increase. The Wat problem maid Barbara. George H. Hallinan, financial i periods is as follows—to provide Hill for artificially cured types Station, Mapla Ava., it being torn down to provide additianal parking area and room a duty-free period of up to3 0 be even more vexatious Canto w.u not arrested until retaiy. of clover and grass and it drew of the greatly increased taau she testified at the doctor'a pre- Marshall for the station's Avis Rant-a-Car service. Philip Waldman, station owner, said the land minutes for any teacher who de- second place money for two Mr. HaUaaa, Fred sires it..." made necessary by the firat ten liminary hearing U days after I _ will be blacktopped in the spring. types of alfalfa. A third place problems, he said. . - • \ the ahootinr lt» prosecutor Foantar, Franklin Watere, John The KCA noes on to say that for alfalfa went to Robert While Mr. Pike said that each aaid some of bar statements con- Fairbanks and Raymond McGirr, "there is nothing In fhe regula- Lawrence, Holmdel, * flicted with those aba jave au- executive committee, and Mr. tion which implies that the new 100 homes in the' cosily Service Station In the seed and grain exhibition would automatically provide ITU,- thorities earlier. McGirf, aargeant-at-arms. teachers' lunch period should be Hugh Oakley, Freehold, received Thomas Cox wu named to the If, Seek Clarification equsl in lennth to that Riven the Ml additional income, he 4K not The prosecution now hopes to a best in show plaque tor wheat, minimise the Increased invest- enter her testimony into evi- publicity committee. Expansion Set punHs, if bevond 30 minutes." and second prixe went to Harry Appointed delegates to the New TV Association concludes: ment needed by public and pri- dence, but her attorneys argue RED BANK - Philip Wald- Crine, Vaadenburg. A first prise vate agencies to care for the'k- that using her own statementsJeney State Fire Police Associa- man, owner'of WaMman's Gulf "Whv doesn't the Board of went to Robert Lawrence, Holm- tion were: H. Warren Ashman, Of School Heat Bill Education tike advantage creased population. He'J'afM against her would violate her Station, Maple Ave. and West del, for his yellow* commercial Mr. White, Otxie Sickles, Juliua this rule and aave the Planning Board surveys ^hfwe constitutional rights. Front St. has purchased a 5ta- soybeans. shown the average new Superior Judge Walter R. Ev- S.Laugl and Mllo J. Morton. llt-foot lot on West Front St. RUMSON - The Rumsoa-Falr a few dollan? This la' of Among new officials named Alternates are Robert Hathaway, Haven Board of Education, con- many questionable Items ia the to be one with the p ans is expected to rule on ad- adjoining the rear line of his Pledge No by farm groups represented at their JO's having two . next Anton C. Hodik, William Ful- cerned over Its monthly. school pronosed budget." the show wu Henry Zdancewic ton, Stanley Bigger •*• Mr. Cos. The grodp will meet tonight at living in n I1I.0N home and Mai is in recess un- S is having of Freehold, who wu elected having an income of IM*. '' til than because of the illness of 'Delegates to the Monmouth house on the property torn down. Blue Cross S in the Borough Hall. president of the United Milk Pro- Firemen's Association are Nelson and Light Co.. fora n explanation A decision mav be made at the ^^ y New Jersey Nothing can stop this projected • witness. He said the lot will be paved growth, said Mr.. Pike, drawing If Carole's testimony is not ad Palmer, Cecil P. Benjamin to provide additional ptrtlng amof Its method of billing. meeting a* to whether the Asso- Frank Moreau, Freehold, aad Harvey Waddington. Hike in '60ciation will go on record u op- a parallel with Nassau County on mltted, will the state's case and space for his Avis Rent-a- Board officials explained that Robert Runyoo, Manasquan, were Long laland, when n predoM- against, her stlU collapse? Delegates.to the New Jersey Car business. during planning for the new ad- NEWARK - Carl K. Withers orn-M to the school budget. named dlrecton of the New Jer- State Advisory-Council arc Peter president of the Hospital Service Th,„e„ „,„„curren„t ,.„»-»»(IWM0), „—schoo.l neatly rural county hu become No, states Clifford Crail, chief The property wu purchased dition, electrical consultanta esti- sey Plant and Flower Growers a community of one million per- J. Spagnola and Mr. Bigger. from the estate of Mrs, Frank mated the monthly electrical bill Plan of New Jersey, ha/ refuted budwt wu defeated twice at thhe Auociation. . , trial deputy for the district at- LJne officers elected were Mr, sons with only five per cent of ' toraey'a office. He and Deputy H. Welter, Mr. Waldman said. would run about f6M. reports that Blue Cross rates will polls last vear. Aa a result, Assigned to the executive com- Sickles, chief, and J. Graver Car- go up this year in New-Jersey. nearlv $'00,000 wu slashed from the land remaining iMdsvetosed. Dist Atty. Fred N. Whlchello are The area will be blacktopped in The monthly Nils; however, mittee of the New Jersey As- He told the Red Cross dtae- tor, deputy chief. For the Howelthl e spring. He said In a statement that the schedule. sociation of Nurserymen,- was directing the state's case. Barracks, James Duval wu elect- have been running about $1,000. reports to the contrary "are en- ton that he believes Moamsism "Taat statement about the case Besides the-additional parking James W. Swackhammer, Lester Field, Little Silver,,while County always will be a com- ed first lieutenant and Nelson Pal- area, Mr. Waldman plans to in- tirely without foundation", and Fred J. Noble, Little Silver, and collapsing wu made by Munici- mer, second lieutenant. For die board architect, said the differ- muters' ana and that while sea- pal Judge William Martin (at stall additional gasoline pumps ence in the bill Is the result of AIMrt Flemer. Holmdel, were ing restrictions will tend to hold Shrewsbury Barracks Mr. Laugi the West Front St. side of "Ordinarily, plan policy would Want Jetport elected to Ha board of trustees. Carole's preliminary hearing) wu elected first lieutenant and the method of billing employed foitid commenting on legislative down growth in some sections, and Mr. Whlchello agreed to it," his station. by the utility. Returned to office by >the New there ia nothing that can with- Richard Kirby, second lieutenant. Mr. waldman hu operated the matters still pending final deter- Jeney Fur Breeders Association saldCraU. Robert Hathaway will be the He said that the school Is now mination, such u the recent pro- Near Resorts stand the eventual prassurs, sf "But that waa before we de- station 25 years., The station has were Kenneth W. Huebsch, Mnrl- the population pushing out from chief instructor of the fire police billed on a "peak demand bails" posal (or an 'investigation' of Blue ASBURY PARK (AP) — The boro, vice president, and Olen W. veloped all the information from been In business about 40 yean, Cross. In this particular instance, the urban areu to the school, with Mr. Hodlk, Mr. Cox he sild. The W. Hammond Co., rather than on actual kilowatt N. J. Resort Association wants Huebsch, Marlboro, treasurer. LuVegu. It'a.cjuite a different consumption as had been the however, we have an obligation and Howard S. Creed Jr. u in- Red Bank, is demolishing the l a "major Jet airport in the cen- case, now.*' structors. case In the past. to reassure our l /i million sub- tral section of New Jeney within After her prelimlniry hearing, house. scribers upramptly u possible. The next meeting of the asso- Mn. Emil Politowsky, 3 Bu- The architect went on to ex- closer proximity to the resort Mother's March state invaatlgaton found s Min- ciation will be Feb. U at the "A far aa the proposed legis- areu". jwvposi ,; neapolis, Minn., coovict, Jack sett PI., daughter of Mrs. Wel- plain that the peak] demand la fir. ter, said the house is about 100 the amount of electricity the util- lative inquir. .y is concerned, the The association Monday Set in Raritan Cody, who said Miss Tregoff rutteet and managements of adopted a resolution by Mayor Election hired him in Las Vegas, Nev., to yean old. She \ said her mother ity would be required to furnish RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs., lived in the home 55 yesn until when every electrical item in the New Jersey Blue Cross will co- Thomu F. ShebeU of Asbury UU the doctor's wife. <• operate fully in this or any other Galileo Gioseffi', chalratan of the KEVPORT^— Election of a* Seven Children her death in October, UH. school wu In use at the aame Park, who aaid ha preferred Bur- Cody testifled last week that h< legttimatt inquiry. It !e respect- lington County over Morris Coun- focal March of Dimes campaign, leers wu discussed at • meet- time. fully suggested to the Interested hu announced the Mother'a|h*S Of Jewish War Veterana, My* took cash from Mlu Tregoff Are Confirmed Nat Used ty for a jet airport site but would Finch to kill Mn. Finch but nev memben of the Leajslature, how- really like to see the airport March wiU be held Monday Feb. shore Post, in the Name Blue-Gold Thus, the board is paying for |Thunday. er intended to do it LITTLE SILVER — At recent ever, that virtually everyy bit of even closer to Monmouth County, 1, between 7 and S p.m. ilectridty It never uses, Mr. y Homeownen are requested Marie Anne Udtolm, lt-year- services in St John's Episcopal pertinentit t InformatioIfti n theth y might TThhe mayor envisioneiidd tthhe airi - First' nomlnalioda' will 'be • wi* Church, Bishop Alfred L Ban- Event Chairmen SwacUiammer said. leave their porch or outslde|celved at the next meeting,,Feb. old Swedish girt who wu a maid seek concerning the operation of u an attraction for vaea- ..... - V. .. ^ yard of the Episcopal Diocese He pointed out that the chances at the Finch home, waa yester- RIVER PLAZA - Peter Di- ofthe school using the maximum day'a chief witnesi. Miu Ud- of New Jersey, confirqted seven Sciulllo, chairman of Cub Pack always has been a matter of In Florida, children. They were Donald 8, announced this week that Mn. amount of electricity it Is gear public record on file In Trenton. asking contributions. !••"soon• . AA ^uirtcrniutitr . bolm aaid that aha had written ad for is remote. ! In order to sen our resort her mother in Gotheaborg,'Swe- Asay, Ltaday Mayer, Robert Russell McConneU, Mn. Arthur The plan does • business nc we have to do something to Mn. Gioseffi hu announced wu made by Jack AHmarkHmark, Michel, Kslhryn VanKirk, Ben- Munschauer and Mrs. Chester La- F. Kianey, Jr., achool needing HO million annually. 1 den, that Mn, Finch told her of lent, said that the an assault upon bar by the doctor. jamin Vincent, Charles Wode- Crane will be chairmen of the Concerning the inquiry propr>| Kenneth Wade ol wen itisnmrd and tentative house and.wniaid Nieholl. change of billing resulted when aawwrisra-r pack's annual Blue and Gold din- sat,Mr. Withers said a Locust Grove Trailer Camp, have plans made -for «' pitta Over defense objections, a por- f Hv H U0N VlMr ._ .JJU volunteered as area captains, tton of the lettei*-traaslatad from Sunday the rector, Rev. A. Al- ner Tab., M ia the*••** Hiiiitissifa^aMlddtetowai W NOIDCM party. len Attenborough, baptised'Catb* Fire Company 1 Hendrnarten; A meeting of all captains will Swedish-wu admitted to testl I Hd;Fai ™SSr Haveni achool boarda have be held » the, home of Mn, many. It reed: Tine.Ashley,Aymonler, daugh- Rt. 35, Headdeas Corner. e o n'd a C t i n g a comprehensive Meet Tonight at 81SO ter of Mr. and Mn. Henri Ay- At a recent meeting, the follow- expressed similar concern over examination of the so-called Gioseffi. 1 East Susan St., to-|Jolly Beaners "He (Dr. Finch) told her If she the monthly bills. CLIFFWOOD — Democrats of morrow at 7:30 p.m. didn't take everything back about monler of Little Silver. ing were inducted: John DeMar- "Blue Cross problem" for many Matawan Township Districts 3 The new church Teen .Group la, Alex Fritr, Robert Girling and Board officiali questioned „,*&, ^ ** highly informative the divorce be had a man in Lu whether this method, 'used for t and 3 will hold their tint regu- Conduct Sale la holding weekly meetings Sui Christopher Kluin. A film, "Ad- — T preliminary report hu been made lar meeting of IMO tonight at Vegu whom ha would pay thous- Industrial eonsummen, Is fair. public" and other facto should Model Airplane HAZLET - A white elephant ands of doUan to kill her." days from 4 to « p, m. in the venture in Talannia," wu t:M in the VFW Hall here. pariah house. shows. The architect noted that even sale wu conducted at a meeting. Mn. Finch and the doctor though the school rarely will use New officers will be installed. Course Planned of the Jolly Beanan ia the horn* asperated after the incident da* 'Tomorrow, Mn. John N. Lang The following Cubs' received "Any subsequent 'probe' will in anberger, noted authority Its peak capacity, the utility still Plans will be made for aocial of Mrs. Jack Vouat, Rosemary scribed la the girl's latter. She d for various pprojectj s and all likelihood involve costly and and political activiliea for theKEYPORT-The Flying Knights " floral arrangement, wilt give Paul Buchananh , FredericFdikk O'O'GraG - hu to install power lines, trans-• time • consuming duplication of Modelodcl AlrolsnAirplane Club,. «m«or#dlDr' filed salt IK divorce aeon after* 1 year. All residents of the two ward. It wu pending at the time lecture on "Flower Arrange*dy, WlUlam Hendricks, Paul*™" "? «* the effort already expended by districts have been Invited. Re-by the Jewish War Veterans, Bay- Plan mn made for parttafc mentae in the Church" for worn- Makely. Thomu Butter, Glenn "^""i "• -1 this committee under the able shore Post, met for their Instruct- pation In the Mother'a Matcat tar aha died. : freshments will be served. en jneinben of the church am Hendricks. Alan Fusca, Robert occasion arises. and Impartial chairmanship of ion class Sunday in the syna- Polio Monday under the chafe, their guests. McKeon. Robert Frake, David Oner Dhtrfcts Prof. Sidney Simon of Rutgers," gogue, Broad St manshlp of Mra. Galileo OtosaHi;; , Shower Honors Siegfried. Robert Bennett, Brace Dr. Kianey said that In discus- the plan official declared. DE MOUY BALL SET Louis J. Palush, Instructor, hu • St. Keanabory Nooae Unit MacLeod, Gary and Philip Cam- skms with the county school su- He uid preparation 'for and EATONTOWN— The first in- announced model building will Games were played and prises tenuto, Frederick . Hencken, perlntendent he leaned that attendance at a proposed year- nual sweethesrt ball of the Wash- be taught If enough boys in the awarded to Mn. Murray Marka Mrs. Rosenberg Schedules Open Houae James Viliet and James McCon- other districts either were not long series of further hearings in*>ton Chapter, Order of DeMolay 3-years-and-older group register and Mn, Stephen Poaaski. The neU. cannot but result In costly addi- HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Thomu KEANSBURG - Baysbore aware, or not concerned with will take place at Old Orchard interest. next meeting will be- tional 'overhead' expenses which, Rosenberg, Union City wu guest Lodge M, Loyal Order of Moose, the problem. Country Club Friday, Feb. 12, Boys desiring to join the club Feb. of necessity, must be taken from I, In the home of Mrs. of honor at a surprise itork show- will hold an open house Feb, In other matten at the brief from i o'clock .to midnight. can contact Jack Altmark, William Doebler, Sharon Dr. Columbian League the funds available for payment er Saturday W the home of Mn. in the American Legion Hall session, Paul White. Highlands Walter Buiinell, general chair- Oregon Ave., or any of tht Attending were Mn. Vount, of memben' hospital bills." James Worth, 34 Shrewsbury, Ava • AddAdds ;33 Members > Ave., Fair Haven, wu sworn In man, Is being assisted In arleade- n - Jack krueter. Stem Mn. Thomu Patrick, Mra.. Mi? given by Mrs. Edward Murphy, u anew member of the board. "Nevertheless," said Mr. Wlth- rangementa by Donald Leager, ley Schwartz, Jack Goldberg, duel Mn. Frank Ksr- . Merle Clark, state director ASBURY.PARK - Three new en, "the tiusteea and manage- Union City, and Mrs. Ted Mo- the Loyal Order of Moose, is ex BMttbert Joiotd tM Wonco's Cfr Ha wu named In December to entertainment and tickete, and Milton Krain and Leonard Mil-lovkh. Mrs. Mueller, Mn carskt, Jersey City. , paetad to attend the affair. u ment of Hospital Service Plan Craig Whitmore, publicity. The ler, Fonaski. Mn. Raymond, Van himblahW n LLeagu e off MonmoutMh J2S2, of business "*"' co-operate folly la the pro- Mrs. Rosenberg is the fonnar wDI be County at a meeting last weik |a oafl al ball queen wlU be crowned during Additional advlsen are needed Clief, Mn. Marka aad Mn. Doe- Mas Tina Slaaushas of Newark. pressures aad his dutieittos u may*- ?°*"d to***** *!•* •*• * * the evening. to assist with the program. Her. UQ frttyODf IS the Kiagsley Anna Roof Garden. foaling that, if It Is conducted m Green aid yellow decorattou Mn. William Chlego. president. or of Fair Haven. wan used and a large stork Introduced Mra. Elliabeth Forel- wu table centerpiece. Gift , Holmdel The Holmdel Fin in Kansu City, g arranged around a carriage, Rose Rita Forella. eel that New Jeney Blue Cross outlet supper waa serves. bald a meeting tut weak ia Memben will attend the presi- of the University of Southern WHY FEBRUARY IS ONE provides IU memben with the Attending were Mrs. William fire house, at whkh officers wer dent's forum which state Repub- California. rejected. Wesley Buck, was cho- best in comprehensive hospital Beattie, Mn. Mae Foy, Mrs. lican women will hold at Prince- Dr. Kianey Informed the board protection at a cost that com- Claire Beatty, Mrs. Adam Gra- sen president, Arthur Blauvelt, ton Inn, Feb:: •; the Lincoln's that a study, is being mads of the VK# pmiQMHt AavCft VfMnamWj pares more thin favorable with OF OUR FAVORITE MONTHS aide and Miss Mary Ann Beatty, Day dinner the Moomouth County feasibility of establishing a six- any. other form of coverage." all of New York City: Mrs. Her- sacreury; Harold Holmes, treas- Federation of Republican Women week summer school program bert Allison and MUs Sylvia Al- urer, and Ralph .Stewart_ , assis wiln>l« holHWd —Feb • w». * U— a -t» Se ~*»n - Girt*•••-, , emphulilng remedial and sup* lison, Weshawken: Miss Elaine IB?teIe^'J!J and a dinner which the West Long plemenUl work. Jwrstjy Shore) (Club iVAliNTINEi MY- FEB. Korea, Jersey City; Mrs. John ,!?"J™rt Branch tjphimUan League will According to Dr. Kinaey. the Has Card Party Worth,' Mn. Morris Ctusen, assistant chief. Negotia- hold March S, honoring J. Rua- program would be financially SENTIMENTAL 0IFT5 GALORE Mrs. wmiam Fuchs, Mrs. W.R. " toi coiintydiairman, in self-supporting. RUMSON - Mn: Joseph Stump Mn. Edward Duncan, raoooca' . Lounge, Long The board aiao authoriied ad* and Mn, Paul Bixler were chair- PRICED FROM A FEW DOLLARS UP Mrs7And«wHomlik,Mrs.R*lph houM, which win be erected • Branch. . vertlsement for bids en various men of thefirst annual card Bennett, Mn. Robert P. Capita- to the village grocery store. Memben will also attend the school supplies for next year and party which the Jersey Shore EXAMPLE:SPLIT HEART KEY CHAIN ger, Mrs. Victor Rosaettl, Mn. Mn. of Main St state federation convention • in purchaie of some equipment for Club of St. Joseph'h's College John Banko. Mrs. Stephen H. hu returned;,from Fort Worths Mswati? the addition. Alumnae held last Thuradsy at ^ J812 IN STERLING • 75» IN 145 <30Lt Faller. Mrs. Michael SJdk Fla., whan -she The next meeting will be Feb. Mra. Stump's home on Ridge Rd. weeks with Mn. Mary Applegate. The Red Bank Junior Service Mn. Irene Raygurt, Mn Ray- 17 in the Adventurer Motel, Long League was granted: permission St. Joseph's College wu ' JMONO6RAM AT 50^ PER LETTER mond Demsty. Mrs. Lena Worth, The fire, company wu called Branch. ^ ':.'. -,' founded by Mother Seton in 1809, out Sunday afternoon to a brush to use the school auditorium for mmjr__ (10 DAYS) Mn. Kenneth Kollmar. Mn Paul a presentation in March. and Is located at Emmitiburg, Kollmar, Mlu Wllma Parker, fin on the Anderson property Md. Schanck Rd.. ' Group Afttnds A simitlar request fro Miss Ellens Rosenberg, Miss Car- Monmouth Civic Chorus lor a Proceeds from this party will go to the college development fund, WMMIMDONi BKTOOAY-Ktltt etc Bckert, Mha Lena Worth, ^a^ • *—"> h^k^'''n* «*A1 Courify Mtttinq wm OWBf, aWW19 • Ml May production also wu grant- Prise winners were Mn; David Highlands, and Mrs. Richard Tar* HIGHLANDS - A group of id. . ' ; hune, Fort Hancock. Ryan, Mn. Vincent Msgrinl, Mrs, ALL MY FOR TOflETHERSHOfPilW local woman attandsd t meeting The boar_,d will organis__ ..e for the Raymond Johnson and Mrs. of the Monmouth Couaty Fad- *•«* Kbool year Feb. I. Theodora Labrecque, AN EXtfLlENt OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE eratlon of Republican Women Othen present were Mrs, Ar- Comedienne to Perform Thursday in Eatontown, , • Conclude Coune thur Cody; Mn. John Holian, THOSE SELECTIONS IN CHINA , x A. Paul King, 'Ocean County Mn. John Regan, Mrs, Thomu freeholder, waa guest speaker, For Cub Leadcra Smith and Mlsi Roiemarle M, BIBELOTS .Oft For Evening Department Mn, Eva S. Marker wu In charge RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Burt Braiin. of the bus trip. Lader, 41 Nevada Dr., cubmas- The club will meet tomorrow TWO HEADS RH) BANK - Marie Shep- Umssshe talka about; Attending were Mrs. Marker, ter of a newly formed Cub Pack night at Mn. Smiths home on herd, lyric coloratura soprano Marie Shepherd studied at the Mn. Uura Rubley, Mn, William to be sponsored by the Middle IS Poplar Aye., Fair Hiven. and concert comedienne of Ms- Clarke Conservatory of Music McCann, Mrs. Cora DnBien's, Road Parent-Teacher Association, M0MM0OTM ARTS FOUNDATION ptewood, will be guest artist at Philadelphia and at the Jullllard Mn. Etta Morris, Mn, Minor his announced the training course INFANT BAPTIZED the masting: of the evening de- School of Mualc In New York Johnson, Mrs. Vivian Sanbom, •of Adult widen MS DMH coin* FAIR HAVEN - Judy Anne EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS * SCULPTURE partment of the Woman's Club City. She Is a Uacher of music, Mrs. Frank Thomu, Mrs, Ru- pleted. Russell, Infant daughter of Mr. of Red Bank Monday night at a member of the National Asso dolph Hein, Mn. George John- Assisting Mr. Leder in the local and Mn, John A, Russell, 19 IU0UR1* FLOOR GALLeRV JAJI19-KIA •:M o'clock. • elation of Taachan of Singing, son, Mrs. Dorothy Leaser, Mrs, group are Harold Lloyd, Insti- Doughty La,, was baptized Sun- Her prognm w|ll be "Amerl- and the Music Educators Asso- Charles McCall, Mn. Ruth West tutional representative; Jack Alt- day by Rev. Donald E, Hickey DURING STORE HOUR'S, NO ADMISSION can Woman, Historical and Hys- ciation of New Jeney. - Mrs. William Hebandahl, Mrs. mark, chairman of. the comIn- the Catholic Church of the terical." -!.'•',, Mn. Shepherd Ii sn srtli Lydis Schmidt, Mrs, Helen Kor* mittee; Frank Brentpn, secretary Nativity, The godparents ire Mra CHARGE, SEE WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS AMD Starting with Pocohantas, the member of the New, Jersey Fed nek, Mrs, John Eullnger, Mrs, and Peter Egan, Jr., assistant Fred Russell of Rumion and Wil first woman of American history. eratlon of Music Cluhi, and I lohn Duncan, Mrs. John Dedrlck, cubmaster. Him Russell of Fair Hivon. FRIENDS ARE DOING IN THE ART WORLD Mrs. Shepherd will tell Interest- a former director of the Psntt ihd Mrs. Oscar Yale all of this Eight den mothers hive been A buffet luncheon wis served Ing ' stories about women of College Glee Club. She hu pei plscc. nsmed snd there Is a need' for In the home of the parent*. America, Including Eliuseth formed In opera, operetta, coi Attending from Atlantic High- additional volunteers, Mr, Leder Other attending were Mm, Ralph OMMC, Mary Washington, Betsy cert, radio and the thester, at lands were Mrs, Vincent H. Fox, ssid, A. Russell, Mrs, Marguerite Orth, Rosi, Julia Ward Howe and has performed for church a Mrs, Eugene Snyder, Mrs. Fred- The initial committee meeting Fred Russell, Mr.-snd Mrs Alex- others. She will also sing serl- club groups throughout the Mi< :rlck Welter, Mra, Robert M. will be held In Februiry In the ander Russell and Bonnie Jem, ous songs and folk tunas of the die Atlantic SUUi. Earle and Mrs. Paul V. Forest Middle'Road School. John and Virginia Russell. 9 J pMp /^^pJ ffaaqrMdvia,MeiyJane wauam IW»are\7anst yastsrasy Joseph Csmmuccio: Bruce Comp- S^SchTrW^jr of students have Search. Sara Smith. Laurien Se- tog, Robert Darby, Susan Davis, Ann Socolchik, Stephen Smith. " EJatoe Soaneaberg, Arlene victor Fox, Marioo Geritenfeld, Joan Timoney, WIlBam.Wallace. made tht honor roll for the sec-StoU and Herya White. James Gordon, Mary Lee Hem-Jeremy Wells. William Zagorski Hone-itUling (he trained homemaker to ead marking period. Grade Il-Cerl Amato. Linda hauser, Mary Jane Hendrickson, and Daniel Zaehring.. The tre: Carolyn Anderson, Herald, Anne Hubbard, now accepting appli- Homcmtker units now cttaMiiti Andersen. Claire Eau de Cologne was first rasn- . in New Jersey. High Honor Roll-Average BieaeawaM. HHusband, , James Jarvis, m or better:, Carlo, VineeatCilli, Frances Cob- John Johnson, Leigh Klitsch, Nsn- ufactured in .'he German city of Monmouth County's Homemak join jonawn, bcign nuimM, !»•••- the same name. -•«_ * IMM, March 7 er Service is sponsored jointly Grade U-Caretoe Birch, Phil- lea*. Doris Conoyer, , Cicely cy KpKopasi,, Elaine Mstthews,, Don- the same name. •«**> 7 There is no charge for. theby the Monmouth County Organ- ip Meibdny, ReaaM Flam, Mur- Craver, Warren I DeBrown, aid Massellll, SSusa n MarvinMi , WilWii -l Giovanni FarinFarinaa , broughbrou t the course, and full tttomuUea may ization for Social Service, the iel Frederick, Charles Punt. Da- Richard Dryer, Patricia Eber- liai m McKinnon, Barbarb MAa McAll- secret there. be received from tN Home- Public Health Nunlng Associa- vid Kasnig, Patricia Laioe, Ron- sole. Joan Eiiete, Barbara maker Service office in the Red tion of Rumioii, Fair Heven and aid MkaWowshi, Frank Rega, Evan.. Ethel Gecsey. Irene Gil- Bank branch office of the Fam- Sea Bright, th- e Junio- - r service Maija Studeats and Pauls Wag- , RiU Ginaisa, Patricia Geek- lly and Children's Service of Men- League of Red Bank, and the *r. • , ,. rneyer, George GaieU, James TASTY LUNCN-IOX FILLERS! tnouth County, Monmouth St.. or Family and Children's Service ot Grade Il-Freneh Ball, Gordon Joyce Greig, Janice Add eye-eppeal and eating fun.to at the Family aad Children's of- Monmouth County. leha, Roberta -'Cheney, fices on GerfWd Ct.. Long Ditiel. Carlos FratteUi. _ that lunch you fix for Dad Branch. ret Frederick. Carol Greenlp, In- fffeBfitfe • The course will be conducted ge Habeck, John Herman, Wil- KeUy, Valerie Kneale, Joseph and the kids this year. by 4 representative of Rutgers Miller Won't liam Horvath, Dennii • Jascott, Lsunto. Ruth Ann Lesry, Jack Patricia Kavalek. Delia Klin- Leo. Gerald Macintosh, Mary Ma- dieut. Karen Kosakoff. Karen ban, Barbara Myers, Duane Op- Seek Re-election Kniger, Joenn Lott, Mike Luft- dyke, Martin Oberetaedt. Patri- the Red Bank ST. PETERSBURG BEACH man, William Saslaw, Linda cia Regan, Elitabeth Reslmaier, or Long Branch area. Fla.-Mayor William A. Miller, Schreihofer. David Tindall, Thel- Henry Robinson. Michael Soper, *' The course Is designed to pre- e firmer Fair Haven, N. J. reel- ma Werner and Gall Wiggett Barbara Steppe, John Thome, fare competent tad mature wo- dent.1 has aanovaced he will not Michael Trinidad. Kevin True*. ntea, who are no longer con- seek re-election here March 1. XW'D HOW..IM IF I Gradt 1»-Robert Bart* Rob- Shirley Van Bruit and Kathleen *ru err ( Mtf» ert CoUlns, JoAna Cuchural. Con- Wanwcker. , atanilyBeedsdiatbdrowabomee Mr. Miller has been mayor fHt#M»QVWC*[' stance Hyer. Lynne Martin, Ju- to take over the runamg of a since the consolidated City of St. dith Piftor'. Ed Rosen, David Grsde 10- Carol Allen, Rita la which tht usual Petersburg Beach* was formed in Schwarn.'Diane Sherry, William Ball, Frank Birricelll. Diane Boe- INDIVIDUAL PIES is incapacitated la WST. He slid he had been told Tufflash and Jill Whitney. ckel, Frederick Bopp, Gerald tome way. by nit doctor to "take ft easy, 20S at Turf Joy Rider Bracht, Michael Brien, Martin Made of tengy lemon, ,j;.Mrs. John H. Watson of Rum- Mr. Miller owned Miner's Shoe Grade I-Andrea Atkinson, Brown, Peggy Burke, James creamy rich custerd, or your - Homemaker Service prst- store, Red Beak, N. J.. at Kenneth BulHvant, Donna Bur- Creute. Michsel Demptey, Diane 1 tan. Grass Course Fined $160; ger, Stephen Carwlle, Ronald choieeof fruits —all chock. Ideat, stated that tht recent la- time. WMIe in Fair Haves, he Burr, Carol Collis, Douglu Ege, in the number of requests served three years on the Ber NEW BRUNSWICK - Rutgers Clark. Cheriee dcrieutio, David Duffy Fisher, Merle Flower. Gil- full to the brim. {Our crust homemaker' services Indicates ough Council. University's four-day turf grass Lift License Craver, Ann Creed, Judy ttrftl, ds Forgtene, Elisabeth Glogovc- is flaky »r.i eriip too. Every er ses s course wss attended last week by Martha Lopez, Susan Main, Jon a! growing awameaa ot t hthiia He Is a former president of the OCEANPORT-James Christy, stn, Robert Gore, Christine Hoi- crumb will bo eaten. Try aad a need tor more Red Bank Community Chamber Ml persons from all parts of New Miller, Karen Mohair. Cnthryn oVr, JoVin Hmlihsn, Neil Johnson, agency Jersey and point* out of state « M«ln St., is ll*» poorer today Moon. Phyllis Munch, Margaret them today. women with this trataiog. of Commerce; the Red Bonk Ro- and wiU not be able tp drive a Marilyn Kalkbof. Rosemary Land- as far away as Louisville, Xy. Patrick, Richard Rabourdin. Wil- wehr, Judy Ungevin, Janice Le- '-StW'Mri/WstsOB. ,"Aay wo-wry Club, and the Red Bank car for the next six months, liam Schmleder, Amelia Took* ---- ia good health with aomcCommualty YMCA. He waaa dl- Weatervelt Griffin, assistant His' troubles stsrted Jsn. • long, Kenneth Ksstle, Linda Mas- frat time aad a genuine Merest rector of the YMCA » yean. dean of the College of Agricul- Jeffrey Van Doren, Henry Wai' sey, Nancy McAneny, Joan Me- ture, said thii is the largest num- when Jie waa apprehended by lace, Catherine Weinheimer Mnnus, Suzanne Ming, Margaret It bsipiag others, may become For eight years, he was a «t> Police Capt. John L. Welch for Wayne Wesemtn. BUTTERCRUST BAKERY t hssnemaker. She will be es> rector of the Red Bank Ssviajs ber of persons to enroll in snydriving a wrecker truck, owned Quivey, Leonard Ratner, Lee aactsd to work from two to eight and Loan Association ihort course at the college for Average'of 15 or better: Schoonmaker, Gloria Senitch, many years. by Little Silver Eiso, on Ocean- •IRTHDAY . WEDDING - PARTY CAKES day when on a job, port Ave. allegedly in a reckless Grade lZ-Judith Avery. Joan Linda Seven, Patricia Sheets, aad will receive II.2S hourly." Persons from Monmouth county Sharon Shepeard,'Pauline Smej- minner and with the vehicle's Bennett. Carol Bradburyy. Katrine ktl. Robert Speck, Keith Thomp- 111 Stowibavy Aw. SH 14M1 Red task ^.Tht coursin*e will offer a revie„ w Scout Mothers who enrolled are:' red emergency light on. Eliubeth Cattlema of household tasks a homemaker Charles S. Harding, » Howard Police uld he was out for a Ave., New Shrewsbury; Joel H. Joyride. lecture•W hav* eo atopsrform.,aaweUa home safety, nutri-s Arrange Sale Herbert, 175 Liberty St. Long In Municipal Court Monday tion, child care end the need OCEANPORT - The Mothers Branch; Robert M. Kofoed, 13 night, Christy wai fined tN on for sensitive understanding of the Club of Boy Scout Troop SI metFredwood PI.,' Metawan; Donald the reckless driving charge, S25 different members of a family recently ia the borne of Mrs. Vic-W. Lucas, 3$ Monroe St., Keyfo-r illegal use of the red Ugbt, tor Br cl ort port; Melvin B. Lucas, and group. «..« Terwilllger, » » aad SIM on a disorderly conduct 0?compleOn completiot n of thecourse Aw_ Frank L. Blaufuss, both of chargeg . a certificate win be awarded en- Frank Callahsn will be Spring Lake; Joseph L. Moreau, His driver's license was taken of arrangements for James T. Rosch, Brickyard Rd., iway for ate months'. pansy isle in theand Leo De Bartol, all of Free- Magistrate William Throckmor- spriag,^ad plena were made fortold; James O'Glbney. M Miple * heard tht case. members to ttttnda theater and Ave., end George J. Widly, S2 inaer party in May. Wyckoff Rd., both of Eaton- Scoutmaster Paul Sommeri, town; Jowph Palau, 47 Leon- FURNITURE YOU , the fourth In aardsville Rd:, and W. Warren Youth Group WANTED^ANPJKE , atrles of winter sports the troop PPalmerl , 77(1 Leonardsvllle Rd., PRICE YOU WANTED Is progressing. both of Leonardo: Alfred J. TOPAY- Others present were Mrs. Jo-Rathjeni, Spring Lake Heights; Plant Vimt Walter H. Rice, SI Lafayette St., Thii WftfM It M seph ZUwsrek, Mrs. Larry Lar- RED BANK - The" Junior Ju- Wda'di tgfegabfffka* f^ka> gk gMgafsBaBnaa MO, Mrs. Benjamin Dcieduc, Rumson; Willism M. Roche, isns of Congregation Beth Shal- sarty M sake ever e Mn. Fred Jones, Mrs. Morris Fort Monmouth; > Csrney Rona,urn. Maple Ave., will be guests Berg, Mra. William Ferocity. Asbury Park; Joseph E. Flso-f their counterparts at Congre- Mn. Frank Christopher and Mn. hertyy. Riverview Dr.-, Brielle nation Agudith Achim, Freehold, WUttam ReUry.who wiU be theand Joseph T. Gulick, Holland Ight. REDWf KILOWATT Mra. Roy Sager, chairman of tht congregation's Youth Advis- ory Council said, this will be Jhe 1+e.Fetsn Hrbek GndtntN. first In a series of etebange vis- its between various youth groups Paratrooper School Legion Post la the area. - ' - I"WEST KEAN3BURG - Army Recently elected officers of the IS THIS Pvt. William R. Hrbsk. », sonGets Citation Youth Advisory Board were, in of Mr. aad Mrs. Robert F. Hrbek, addition, to Mn. Sager. tt HUWde Ave.. recently wa RED BANK - A framed Amer Arnold Hartman, co-chairman; graduatedd d ffrom the «W Airborne Icanlem cliaiion from the Amer- Ben Graham, secretary; Benja- FIELD DMetaa Jumu p School at Fort ican Legion naUonalorgaalution min Ron, treasurer, and Jack Bngg, N. c7 was presented to Shrewsbury Post Htcht, Gary BdWason. Herman Hee received bis parachutist at Ha meetiag In the poet borne,Cohen, and George Ooroff, mem- wiaga after completing four week Riverside Ave., Monday night. bers. of-grounnd and aerial traWag. Tht annual award, for com- POWER THRIFT which laIncluded d five parachute munity service, was presented by lumps. He entered the Army last Basil. Slocum, county comman- Perl Monnwutli WAREHOUSE May and completed basic train- der, 'and accepted for the post i BE. Front St lag at Fort Dte. by Wton E. Copeland, comman- Roland Howard, a- representa- Keysert, N. J. der. The certificate is in recogni- tive from the Red Cross, waa the CO 4-MB tion of pott services for the year speaker at a recent Parent- Free Delivery Ia Europe then is only one INS-SI. Teacher Association meetiag. He for every inhabl lectured lend-gave a ' FresStersge The Legion's national Ameri- Uon in first aid. Mrs. Virginia canism commission selects the REDDY KILOWATT Ronkey was program hostess. A citation recipients. covered,dish supper is Sterling Stryker. Llneroft. wai for the aext meeting. accepted as a new member o tht poet. Mrs. Kenneth Tbomptoa was LEON'S It wet reported that' Frank elected president of fee Ladtoo' {Brand, a member, is n patient in auxiliary of the fire company at OPPBtt YOU AU TNISI Moamouth Medical Center. Junes a recent meetiag. Mrs. Rayasond FINI SIRVICIS1 Poole, Shrewsbury, wai reported MacLenma waa ehMted vice at recuperating from illness at president, Mra, Panl Ludtow, ate* • NY CUANMt) a RU» ClIAIelN*} Ma home, reUry; Mrs. William Dowses • UUHMT • PIOOW UNOVATMN Austin' Pohl reported that the treasurer, and Mra. Jean Wen. • PUR STOtAM post will hold Ha 41st annual financial tecretaiy. A minstrel St. Patrick's Dsy dance at thshoe w ia planned for March. Clam (CALL SH 74BW FOR FREE PICKUP aid DELIVERY Molly , Pitcher Hotel Saturday chowder sales are being held the iM"H HeTlflB SiatEST Bight. March II. second Friday of A soclil period followed the from M a. m. to 2 p. m. business meeting, Refreshments were served. Mr. aad Mn. Wlllsrd Sanders. Port Monmouth Rd.. have return- - Family movei for third time ed from two weeks' vacation in Honored Miami. Fla. The second birthday of Mtu- lea Delley, daughter of Mr. and Call it a strange power if you like* Mn. William Deiley, Willow St.. wd the llth wedding anniversary of Mr. aad Mn. Daltey watt cele- brated Jan. 21. Preseal, .besides We call it just plain old fashioned the immediate family, were Mr. adn Mn. George Neville of Wil- iw St. common sense. More women shop for John Patrick Meyer, ton of Mr. aad Mn. Clavia Meytr, received a Messing It St. Mary's Catholic electric appliances at their Reddy Church Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Ed- ward Ruther stood with tht tar- ents, Open house wit held later at the home of his paresis. Kilowatt Dealer's because they know Daniel Boehlcr, son of Mr. and Mrs, John Boehler, Wiltoa Ave., he can't display the seal unless celebrated his fifth birthday Jan, 8, and Mr. and Mn, Boehler celebrated their 10th wedding an Ethel F. Lord ntversary at a double family he's a reputable local merchant and party. > ,'.••',. CHICAGO - Mill Ethel Loro\ Summit, N. J., home serv The 19th birthday of Colleen ice director (or Jeney Central Fleming, daughter of Mr. i nieets the rigid standards of quality Power a Light and New Jersey Mn, Herbert Fleming, wss cole- Knew from mptrienee Power a Light Companies, at irated Sunday. Guests l'Uflll( recent meeting of the Electric tathy Ohern, Kathleen Darhe, Women'i Round Table here, w 'ackie Couse, Claudia Powell, and service we want for our customers. Moving vsni, itorigefompsnlei, In thf) preaented an award for her pro iloria Locker, Suian Shelton, i ml ertste deilen, rill, bui and gram of educating high ichoc )enlse Pish. Linda MscCrlndle, air llnei—everything you need Yellow home economic students In th aiherlne Whltehei d, Patty Rich JCP&L toimoeth the move — esn be power company opcntlo rdi, Elaine Keen and Collelte >found quickly and enily In the through a series of field trips an lemlng, Icnty Central Powar A Light lectures, She alio was elected to the nc Plutarch commented! "Hannl ',l ( It's easy to snake amngemenu by phone. tlonal board of directors of th il knew how to gain a victory, Round Table. ut not how to use It." BySAMDAWSON KEvrarr - n* ate ewes f&mVam* atwmtfc of ihe First Baptist- Church met as leader, met/la the burg, with Miss At BUSINESS ANALYST various homes for a businesshome of Mrs. Frederick Jackson, Present warn anas «lnjs> meeting and devotional fcamey St. Other* - attending la Simons,.Mrs. Louis Hulae, What -r if anything — to do v about the steadily rising total of of saaay saade by the Otaaacn* last week. we Mrs. J. Frank Weigand. Mrs. Benjamin. West,, Mrs. mstslmeat debt is up in Congress sk saajertty af the group. Thty The theme for this year's clr? president of the association: Mrs. ard Loech, Mrs. Harry Crawford again- saythese are aaoosdto stfe- •••••"Greate- r -Work • s Shal" l YeiHarold Collard, Mrs. J. Foster. ami Mrs. Leroy Hyer. '' . Buying on time is at a record Do." Each month a new phase Mrs. HoUis Matthews, Mrs. Circle tix met In the home of high now and as people prosper QSSSS evati battcf than they of study is presented to develop lames Baker, Mrs. Johanna Pe- Mrs. William Vanderbeck, Cliff. in 1IM a further big jump is ex- are 'aos. eosswtole •tjrewih) fast* and amplify this theme. The litdersen. Mrs. Gerald Hancock. wood, with Mrs. Raymond Haha pected. So the debate is on: Door. , ' erature department has assigned Mrs. Joseph Tamtello and Mrs.M leader. Attending ware Mrs. Americans ewe too much? Should of "Africa" as the topic for this ,ydia Fredericks. Bernard Hornecker, Mrs. BJasch-. government authorities police the year, and each member of all Circle four held its session at ard, Mrs. Catherine Petrsno, six circles is reading one or more terms of payment? by the the home of Rev. and MrsMrs. . Donald Thomas,'Mrs. Phil- Congress is Involved by a books on Africa with a view to Maurice Phillips, Main St.. with lips and Mrs. Ann Smith. recommendation of the Senate- Most financial institutions that learning about the problems fac-Mrs.-Alfred Pee as hostess and House Economic Committee that put up the money for time buy- ing that country. Mrs. Homack as lender. Also at- Dr. Albeit Schweitxer, cele- the Federal Reserve Board be ing disagree'heartily, that the Mrs. Hubert Roper, white cross tending were Mrs! Harry Farley, brated , scientist-physidan of given standby power to regulate total is too Ugh: They an dsad chairman, announced that a bar-Mrs. Earl Hegeman, Mrs. Daniel French Equatorial Africa, Is •* consumer credit. set against giving the Federal rel of materials has been shipped iarrit, Mrs. William Price. Mrs. yean old. Reserve power to control instal- and another is ready to go to In- ment credit by setting the amount dians in the Midwest. of down payments and the length THI Iffft CHIYSID 3MP«- the most powerful car In America, bows this month Circle one, with Mrs. Fred 'Miltown' of the period of repayment of the with four bucket-type teats in genuine leather separated by a, control console which Young as chairman, met at the GRAMAN'S debt. ,•; includes « tachometer. A standard 375-horsepowtr ram induction angina is motchoe) home of Mrs. Albert Wuestefeld, VACUUM AND APTUANCI PAITS CO. Profit Penny But at least one official m a t Penning PI. Others present were financial institution thinks that a with rhree-tpete) automatic transmission, while a 400'honopowor ongmo and four- Mrs. Everett Poling, Mrs. tester 14 MONMOtmrsnwT, u» IANK, N. J- Sherman, Mrs, Joseph Batter, maximum should be tet on how spood straight transmission are offeree) at an option in limited production. Local PHOW SH ram A Tablet long payments can run. Dr.dealer It Maurice Schwartz A Sons, 141 Wast Front St., Rod link. Mrs. William Barton, Mrs. Alma WASHINGTON CAP) - The Gordon W. McKinley, executive Drugas, Mrs. Charles Tice, Mrs. makers of Miitown tranquilizer director of economic and invest- Elizabeth Herburn and Mrs, AUTHORIZED said yesterday their profit is a meat research, Prudential In- George Bottger. little more than .a penny a tablet. Mirance Co. of America, recent Circle two met in the home of HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE Henry H. Hoyt, president of ly told the National Credit Con- Hemming: Mm with a MessageMrs. Harry Koch. Short St., NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Carter Products. Inc.. said la tes-ference sponsored by the Ameri- where Mrs. Herbert Burrowes o RJPAstSON o ' timony prepared for-the. Senate can Bankers Association thit a ByCK. He it the only cabinet officer was the leader. Mrs. Cameron Hitchcock wu the co-hottestf At- 6E • HOOVER - ELECTROWX. ttc antl-monopoh/>bcommittee that Federal law should fix a max- AP with a listed telephone number, no reduction wt«1* bt warranted imum term of U months. and reporters feel free to call tending were Mrs. Ralph Dean, IRONS • VACUUMS • TOASTERS , in the preteat price ,of M ceaU His idea was to curb the big WASHINGTON m •••••J tM/ ed, aimed personally by Flem- OPIN FRIDAY NIGHT Till 9 Miitown Is a trade name for MNsah defers. It Is thevfht ming. ' meprobamate, a drug for (hethat it has rises asaet as stsre At last count the. letters were relief of tension and anxiety. ears Mcasso avanV running about It to one in suf> Hoyt stid its discovery, helped port of Flemming's warning lift Carter'stalea from an annual : Worriers fear that Americans Nov. S that tome cranberries level of about tSM.IM In UNmay be Mtag alt more tkaa had been sprayed with a weed they CM chew, staee taatabaeM killer known to induce thyroid million dollars in the last fiscal dsbt k aaly ea* siad af hv cancer in Vats. year, Aides say Flemming expectei '.'Substantial profits made in the 311 MUM deBars. to be criticized for his action four years since the Introduction Finance companies, however, but felt the average America! I*"*** ««»-mer would be ta hf, corner Arthur I. Flemmlag h 13 pre- eome (what s left over after ceding years in which CCarter taxes) is running at about 335 Speaks Out Ofiet) water pollution, and backed his profitless to enter the billion dollars • year, and net The cranberry episode it onl;words with court action to clean prescription drug field," he said. personal .sayings at nearly a one of several issues on whicl up several rivers. "It it scarcely reasonable to billion a year Flemmlni hat.spoken out. Shortly before' Christmas, he criticise four years' profits result- Arthur 0. DieU, president of For instance: warned that chickens fed sttbes- log from 17 years; effort.", C.I.T. Financial Corp., insists Although he is s loyal membei terol, a female hormone, were The company president chat- uwt "A continued expansion of oBf th«A e EisenhoweAVI • r budget-ba• • ^ A A t* unsafe because tests showed such lenged at untrue a statement instalment credit will be neces- swing • team, he has severs use of the drug might cause can- made at the committee's first sary, to support the tremendous times urged that teachers' sal cer.' hearing on the drug industry Out economic boom foreseen by most tries be doubled over, the nex And'he warned private insur Miitown in bottln sells la Argen- rive to seven yesrs—tomethinf sice compsnies to "take care of tina for SI cents compared to economists and businessmen In »h« lHOsIMA*. •» most educators say can't m the needs of the people or tee $4.H in this country. He thinks Ibis decade will see done without federal aid. He deIhe government move in."' Hoyt said his company, spent a larger proportion of the total iwunced the loyalty oath whicl la Office IK Years more than two million dollars on population using credit and inCongress tacked onto the stai Despilo all the controversy, he research on tranquillHrs before bitter amounts. This U because dent loan program of the Nation has caused since he took.office coming up with Miitown. He said credit Is used meat often. In the al Defense Education Act. And hi in the summer of 1998, Flemming' it could happen tomorrow that a period of family nrmatton. And spoke out strongly .against scat is perhaps best known in Wath- drug with qualities superior to the young marriads of the IMSdotures in the South to>.awe Miitown could be marketed by - from the huge crop of baWes integration. '' ,} \r" '-'•' fof softtalking Congressional • competitor and receive the ft'in the 1MS-4S years-are expected He attacked fraudulent' weigl committees, _ into giving him vor of. physicians. pretty much what he wants. In thit case, he said "Miitown to be the dominant consumer reducers, which he said wer tia nwi now si i N» ejoHia •••atwvfaa mmm. . ._ fleecing erweight Americans e In a total of 19 years in Wash- NYLONS TUsW-TVFK satea would probably decline, and •7XP '" being a cause of 100 million dollars a year. H ington, Flemming nas^held 10 o price reduction would have lit- concern.__/"•1 Mr. DieSki U says, "SucIIMh• denounced what he called tals federal posts. He has made a lot BLACKWALXS tie influence." an of credit,-will be advertising of some dentrificei of friends, influenced a tot of The polka is a Uvely daaea vital to the continued growth of He cracked down on the boottei people, and learned to' walk of Bohemian origin which hat a our economy' Moreover, the ingln- g of pep pills to long-ban through the political jungle i third eighth note (second beat) creased use of credit probably truck drivers, and cited evidenc bureaucratic swamp of the na- accantsd. ta the U.S. It is de- will outstrip the gmrn of other that their use wu ctutinj tion's capital without breaking acrlbed aa "• stride. INSPECTED He taya consumers have proved He issued a strong statement ii Flemming leads a sptrtan life. Twelve NatJ leaden wen sen- to be level-headed and don't favor of fluoridation of water ti Six days a week, when he is in fenced to death by the Nurem-need control by govenment prevent tooth decay. He took town, he keeps office hours from berg trials in . IMkV strong stand against air 8:30 a. m. until 7 or 7:30 p. m., and a recent vacation was his first in more than a decade. Sometimes, just to keep ahead of a mountain of detail, he'll get Mainstay Federal says. up before dawn and work at Rroitono home for several hours before breakfast. He neither smokes nor drinks NEW TREADS BUY TIAT BfiEAM Witt) SAVINGS (although be isn't stuffy about people who do) and 'avoids the YOUt DMAM MAY H. YOU. CAN SHAM THAT BMAM Washington cocktail circuit. WHM YOU HAVI MH SAVIHt) IMUUUY AT MAIHITAY I10I1AL Weather permitting, he tries to get in a 40-BUMIW walk ovary WHY NOT STAIT TODAY? morning. , , This regime keeps the V foot £ inch secretary at or near BRAND NIW FlftBSTONK TIRIS the 119-pound mark, and is' prob- ably the reason why he looks much younger than his 54 years. BLACKWALLS WHITIWALLS Works la Cfcweh Outside his official duties, Tubs-Typo much of Flemming's time is de- voted to his work in the Metho- Al lent« Sate dist Church. Aside from an occasional base- ball game on Sunday afternoon he hat no bobbies. ° Flemming never uses profan- ity and seldom raises his voice, though one newspaper reported NOCASN that at the peak of the cranberry NKKSARY hassle he did explode with a lusty WBPpW ^p^BjaJsi BW^BWIBi 'doggone." ' Before 'entering government service he held various potts at American University In Washing- ton, and for four years wss on the editorial staff of U. S. Daily (now U. S. News and World Re- port). From INO until IMS, during the Roosevelt and Truman ad: ministrations, he was a member CAR SAFETY of the'Civil Service Commission, >i It only takes omlnuts to and also served; on other com-' earn en eeeetmt...then IfrOXTiAW LOANS H^OWwtHT IOANI IMS4IRID IAV1N»S missions and agencies,,. «l you say it, "Charge ,1'11 ' CTw.tjWM' V*'---*•' »* nmUiimmttmm wHBMSfJflt We cheek every safety In ISM he was the first alum- lit" We estsnd our own eease In and m yews f«atuM en your car, tires, nus ever nsmed president oPOhi credit, payments are Contains 13-piece complete f- now, Cltene your Clurterea arid Superriocd by ihe'United Slatea (iuveriimeiil made here. Paymentay s ' • socket set and ••piece, Wesleyin, but three yesrs Iste •tied to your neededt screwdriver set. wiMdshwIdinaMy. •-••'.•j>.:';•' i-, • • . ;•' 7 :" . •' > '..'••!., •. ••. •• .•• .• President Truman called him back to Washington si assistant A diTidend at per annum was declared to the director of the Office of lite rale of , as of Der. 31, 1939 Defense Mobilization, in charge Where) yaw of manpower. In 1953 he wst named director buys fiitra MR.IS of the Office of Defense Mobiliza- tion, and as such participated In meetings of the Nstionsl Security STORK Council and President Eisenhow- er's cabinet!, FEDERAL SAVINGS Retjiraed To Washington Mciple Ave. for their . extreme ering the inadequate pay of teachers, it helps along, Whatever the national picture it, thought should go to requirements be aura they were up to date. comfort and unending thoughtful' fen teachers received the $500 gift this year and 90 may become, it will be put into full of years that lie ahead of us.' For the first time he realized his At • belated holiday get to- more received only a scroll. focus in Monmouth' County. Our appalling oversight Immediately he hrgether, on January 16, one of our I quote from one citation, that to Frank Alweis There are many good things to structed his company to change his had a heart attack. For- own Shore area, with its many at- tunatery Dr. L. E. Norwich and of James Monroe High School, to Indicate what is tractions and still open spaces, con- be found in a building boom, pro- policy • beneficiary. „ ^ tmm B&!/oaMmeant warbye dedication: vided it is kept within the control A 70-year-old Maine minister had among our guests. Seeing that tinues to serve as a magnet and to long ago bought a policy to provide «**«.was^eceuaryU» *c "By your superiors, by Barnard College and the draw in an ever larger population; In. of reason. Once permitted to get Ford Foundation, your teaching has been characterized out of hand, however, it can be a sor- for his children's education. The money short, if America is going to be busy poarsa from the policy had not been used forutea (ram the time we put the as vital, dynamic and stimulating,- marked by sound building, it is certain this county ry problem. Getting rid of a build- this purpose, his children over, the years had them- scholarship, noble character and high professional ing can be much more trouble than ideals. With zeal and devotion you have inspired able will, too. And if activity is to re- selves become grandparents and now the minister fi ud Ad putting one up. urgently needed some retirement income for himself dietowsTpoiice Department were students to a high degree of creative achievement, theflowof at my fr0Bt r culminating in scholarships awarded to them by our main brisk in Throughout Monmouth, officials, and his wife.- ' *° - WI best colleges. At the same time you have not neglected money on the. local level will be planners and builders together share Hespltaliiatlon of our dear When he got a personal letter from his insurance M*"*"** ««eessary and the first the slow learners and those beset with emotional prob- steady. The need is obvious, of a responsibility for co-operative de- aid squaquad prproceedea d to take over course, for wise spending of that company asking if the provisions of his policy were witk kindness and attention that lems. Under the sponsorship of Columbia University, velopment that is of general benef i is very hard to describe in words, you have trained underachievers in better learning money. • • up to date, he timidly wrote back inquiring if there A few minutes later our wonder- to the region. There should be more were any "living benefits" he might use. Of course habits. , , Bold but well thought out plan- ful mines and doctors of River- inter-municipal planning sessions there were—and arrangements were made at once for view HospiUI relieved the squad "In addition to your daily classroom chores, you ning seems to be Monmouth's great- and police and proceeded to take the sort that will lead toward more him to turn in the obsolete policy and start collecting over with the exact caution, com have voluntarily devoted many hours to the advance- eft need, now and. in the future. harmonious types of neighborhood benefits. of your pupils, by arriving early, staying late, Thinking must be directed to the development. A goal should be to An Oregon attorney had named his wife and chil- had exercised. and often sacrificing part of your lunch period. Despite dren as direct beneficiaries of his policies, and since - Our family doctor. Dr. Edward question of what to build for the eco- avoid abrupt changes in land use Mulligan was called in on the this, you have found the time to publish a history text nomic security of the whole Shore at he had bought the policies when his children were case at our suggestion, as our book, revise the official syllabus, and write 'A World the municipal boundaries. young, his orders were that they get equal shares. For friends were'from out of town History' . . ." area years hence, and not merely In short, it is fine to think that yearsvcara,. thnuahthough., hiMas children hav«e h*«n'arlultbeen'adult*s andd rlnlndoings and were at. a complete Iloss as how much can be built in the curren to which way to turn. Dr. Mul- our level ot progress will be sus- well financially, while his wife needs protection more ligan is turn proved to be a great This is, of course, dedication. It is service beyond year. Wisdom rather than* greed than ever. man of knowledge and kindness, the call of duty. In another citation to Mrs. Rebecca tained. But let's steer prosnerity relieving my friends of the feel Kaufman, kindergartener, it is said: h. should be the guide. along a straight course that will keep When the attorney received the letter, he quickly ing which one might get being It is time more effort went into its standards high. instructed the company to have his wife made the sole In a strange town and hospital Beyond the classroom you have served your at this time. school as nature curator, coordinator of the flower direct beneficiary and to have his children get the As we stood at the desk, waiting < policies' proceeds only if his wife should die. with our friend's wife it was de- show, director of Arbor Day exercises, assembly plan- «okx coltecton In the United that a priest' should be 1st, manager of music festivals, supervisor of milk »tat« (not countings mumimi, These art Just three samples of an almost unbe HAL BOYLE ibrariet and foondationi), ph "2 SPL^tE; attribution, chairman of the hobby show and organizer lievabte number of .cues underlining the dangers of ther from St. Jamas, of exhibits and lectures. You have also taken part In NEW YORK_ (AP) - Would "forgetftitaesjr by insurance poUey-hoMen of the pro-watted in tta door and want to you like touch tor build ty Ms asm randan % mild way." tba ram to be with our friend. panel discussions on mental hygiene and curriculum treasure? a tsyf at tat tint CMeaga dry "You can't ten the tisloM'tiity flittfe for beneficiaries or settlements when rt^ revlslon- *iven demonstration lessons, trained yourif Wen, dotft overlook your own Directory (ISM() ) thai brasgbg t they orlfjuully bought their policies. Mile aa ISSfadMtoa'af Laae- oat that a ae-cent ltt»' nil people our friend is recover- teachers, lectured to parent groups and written artlclea attic, bt orr bann lofloftt < There may be lerdHaatla«i"aiwEailgraati rt« booklet called "Guide tol Mora than 112 million Americans own life insur ing vary nicely. for the Nature-Garden Guide." a email fortune Oride to OregM as* CaWen- Vem Gold Regions of Western ance today. Our remaining guests being all hidden then In ta."whlth fetehad la* dkcavar. •Ctnsu and Nebraska" from Jersey City, BayottM and We hear and read so much these days about how the form of old eraWySMN. •«i

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4^ g^n^^jv ^tti ajBt^vt^v avipt^atajavta^^vtp SSSJ^P powerful heart stimulators. Con- sequently, they cauae the Mood pressure to rite. Experlmenta prove that these Mbstancea also cause a higher level of fata ia lite blood. We know that the de- posit of fata in the arteries can Slug them so circulation of blood 'cannot get through. This is a •common cause of coronary heart attacks. Furthermore, bath of these hormones, when present In excuiive amounts, can cause direct injury to the arteries. - Doctors .have found that dur- tag me working bows thertswai much more adrenalin and tort- drenalln in the blood of hard- driving men than In those who wen mon relaxed. During sleep the amount of wss about the same la both types of men. It It no coincidence that for IN sunn eit every relaxed mat who gtts a •niimOi Mart attack then art six "go- getters" who get attacks. lineroft , Cindy Lou Brandt, daughter of Mr. and Mn. E. Douglas Brandt of Martu farm, celebrated her sixth birthday Man. 31, with party. Decontioas wen 'a green and pink. Games and prises were Ik WKTTEeyc , X enjoyed. GuesU wen Diane Paul- ina, Barbara Albert, Garry Bit- I terley, Vivian Hobeon, Kathie Beisiman and James Abbott The Women's Asattiatka of the first aid squad will meet to the fire bouse Wtdteaday. Feb. I, at • p. m. Hostesses will be Mn. George Rkhdale and Mn. Jona- than NUes. , Mr. and Mn. Donald WaBc of Parkview Tar. gave a birthday party for their, daughter Gwtn, who was six yean old Saturday. RVALUES W TO 1.69 Games aad rtfnahmenra wen ta- taycd.- Attending wen Michael Boston. Richard Imtoy, Mary Rosa Coehran, Puddy Carmtsi, Karat Colao, Jano Stewart, Kath- JtaaLtnaert, Suanat Pryblytow- eki, Liu Demko, Laura Damko wd Donna Dysart. The Ladies' Auxiliary of ttt 'fin compaay att Monday alght to the fireboose. Hostesses wen SkV Mn. Harry Baum, Mn. Charles • BMlnaMlitoali Burke and Mrs. Joseph Colao. Plats were discussed for the an- nual Valentine dance ia Uncrott Inn, Saturday, Feb. 11. Music will le provided by the StardusUrs. A birthday party for Patricia Mulhtren, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. John Mulherea of Harvey Ave., wss held Sundsy. Patricia becaaM tight yean of age. Guest wenKathit Whhaker. EOaa Bail- ay, Patricia Qulaa. Dabble Por> cio, Elixaboth COUtos. EUstbath Colao, Naacy Muften, Jaalce IcataM, Kama Doddy aad Joha, Michael. Lorreea, Colleen and Katie Mulheren. , Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Btuhm and Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Kurta of Manor Pkwy. apeat tat week-end with relattvta to PWadalphla. Tho Suaday-School staff of the Commuatty Church met last Thursday night in tat" bomt of Mrs, Robert Kurta of " Pkwy. Plans were made to di- vide clssses dts to the growth and provide aa addtttoaal ttach- tog ttaft. Paul Moffler, a tormar teacher, has rtjflint

Ltoeroft Girt Scout Troop 317 will go on a Held trip Tuesday, Feb. J, u> the attoraoot. It If sponsored by the Katonl Gas Co. of Aibury Park. Min Btvar- le* Petefs, home economics rap- reteatotiva of the company, will give a dtmoaatnttoa at tin As- bury Park plant The gjrb) also will be treated to a frankfurter rosit. •'.;•;/;'. ,• • / -: '•; Democrats Pick Officers LITTLE SILVER-'Heary I Inicibtrg wss rMtoettd president of the Democratic Chib at a meet kg Monday alght to the home of ISM* Mr. and Mn. Michael Ousaagao. pra - Others re-elected were: v/4aaM,,lirtt' ttltMl* Joseph Odenbach, vice preil' '*nt: Mrs. William T. Wlchmam, aecrtttryi Mn. P. Paul Camp), treasurer, and Jay Bergtr, pub- licity director, GRAND-WAY; GUARANTEES SATISFACTION . . . ALWAYS! More than 30 pcreona attend- PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, JANUARY 30tW WE RESERVE THE RIQHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST. ed. They unanimously n-electM IhtoHJceri. mm \Hdvumather b Fined $13S Candidates S¥^Sc Feted At NEW SHREWSBURY - Dem- tM Soa« St., was fked SW ia won the regimental Municipal Court on a disorderly Smell-o-Vision Bowsocratic candidates for the April Testimonial United States.' primary election will be nomin- conduct charge and placed on probstica for a year.. •: '• aXEYK»T-AtestuBonisIdin- Among omerjssjteeaMOdorea ated tomorrow night at a meet- ^- present were C. Covert Campbell, .O*fUM Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen nne r aidaad' dance honoring Herman ing of the Democratic Club. held Harold Raymond, George Tottea, nviteHaaren ' The group'will meet at t: 30 heerd the ease. "Duke" Schumacher was 0 p. m. in the Tiriton Falls fire wIn anothe•mwerr mattermmwa., thine Msejsnu«u- Satarday night in the Yacht Club. George Jacobs. Floyd "J *™* B0U.YWO0D(AP)--Michael trate reserved decision en the More than ISO friends and wen Chsries Silcox snd Forest«rrtg Todd.Jr.,jnIvyLeagaa house. To Parley Cy Eisenberg, president, said drunk driving charge against withers nttended. -, . son, and the present commodore^ af hisfamoM „__. WASHINGTON - Craig F. Ha- committee,chairmen will be ap- Paul Rani, whose addres" s ' jojm.Scully Red: Bank, pest George Parcels. _ -j- lifted ai 1 Jug Handle • HoDy* arm, Rumson. N. J.. hu been pointed, and activities for the commodore who headed the com- Mr. Schumache1 1 r isa ™*™>*r. wood with tradtuoaal Todd boop Titad by President Eiienhower year planned. mltteesponsoring the affair, pre- ber ^^•f ' ,«**• JffSS > attend the Presidents Confer- Mrs. Mailer Entertains tented Schumacher a fleet cap- member of the Uons c»a» aM aV>. He eslled for a large turnout eece oa Occupatioaal Safety here of Democrats ami Independents. tain's cap with the yacht dub en- hu also served as a difTector. Hf Yoaag To . 'Vor-WSCS'iGreU::^, 1 "This is the most effective way OCEANPORT - Mrs. A. E. hitaage and a purse. Mrs. is married to the former Mine tety ', fim BWrta ta the Smell- for an individual citizen to-ex- ^^^reeerved^ bouquet Mildred Ellery, Hackensaek. k vVistOB pttCMit Vts pftmlcrad fuller was hostess to the Eve- press his personal choice of those ling Circle of the Woman's So- ia a fashion; that would have public officials wbo,may some- made the late Todd. Sr, proud of iety of Christian Service of the day'govern his community," Mr. Aethodist church, Eisenberg said. The menu was planned for the 0/ INTEREST ON YOUR ",tHi pure showmanship, It was Other club officers are, Mrs Horn Chib dinner the group will jasUy the bast premiere since Gertrude Prince, first vice pres- lerve Feb. II in the church hall. /0 thseidsr TedoVa "Around the ident;* /Arthur, Erlckson, second "If wa cjat wet, Mom will Mold us. II the newspaper Mending were Mrs. Arthur R World In SI Days". ->:,\?" vice president; Constsntine Ar- gets'wet, Deddy will-scold us. Guess it'll have to be MM. John N. Franks., SAVINGS : nold, third vice president; John A yeathfal Dudeland band Ded today, lonxo!" Mrs, Fred Dateraasch, Mrs: Ben-| lammed n the lobby while Arrington, treasurer, < and Mn. lamia Ayers,: Mrs.. Florence scantily dad starlet sprayed per* Ann Leroy; secretary. . pleton. Mn. Winnie Stein, Mrs fume on each Incoming guest at Rainbow Girts Scouts Attend Ewart Annett,; Mrs. C. Ksnnett Ike FoKRiit Theater. Riddle. Mrs. Arthur Whkbtua| To Demonstrate Install Offlwrs ind Mrs. Charles: Croydou. After tie premiere, Todd took G)uiicil Meeting The aext meeting will be •war Fraak Seanes' Clro's for a KEYPORT - A public. Fish Cookery it the home of Mrs. A. Louis, : A I R HAVEN lavish party for more nan NO of offictrs we' ueid for FAIR HAVEN -Fifteen Girl Myers; , ; • ••• ' -c '•: \ RED BANK FREEHOLD-A demonstration Rainbow Girls' GobJen Assembly Scouts, members ;of Troop IN, yy time .«•• from of fish cookery for school lunch personnel wiU be held at the in the Masonic temple Saturday, attended Monday night's Mayor Jack Oakto to Linda Christian; Freehold Regional High School Miss Jane Watkinson was instill- snd Council meeting. The Coat? No one knew. today. ed as worthy sdvlser. , With them were their leaden, One member of the Todd or- This is one of.;n series Her staff indudes Connie In-Mrs, John Kennedy, and Mn. OPENING TOMOmtOW, THURSDAY, JAN. 28tk asplainad that Mike, demonstrations being sley, worthy associate; Muriel William Chandler. . is Uke Us fstber la one re- Wilson; charity; Judith Wallace, For many of the scouts, study- throughout the state by hope; June Krayle, faith; Susan Ing civics, it wu the first time spect'• •:••••, ••'-.:'•- • Craig F. Hetrea lunch section of the New Jersey : 7He never asks the price ol Ormerod, Peggy McDonald, Je they had «,ttmdedl a- governini Mr Haarea. who lives ea Ave-Department of Education In co- •ythbg."•."••-., . ane Lockwood, Lynn Turner, Bet- body meeting. CAPITOL BAKERY Inue of Two Wveri, Is an archi- operation with the Bureau of Com- Boyee LyM BtUe> Mw tr t The star-stadded audieace ap- merSaTFIsheries oT Deportih' ' « P ^[ me session, they wen tect aad mechanical engineer. He ment of. thelntorto ^^ Krimmel. OBve Hugenon, Joyce treated to refreshments as guesti 109 SHMWSSUHY AVE. plauded the movie, starring Peter wee president of the Monmouth- ment of. the Interior. These demonstrations.. con- Ward. Karen' Sellick, Maryln|ef tin Mayor and Council. tore and a brilliant Britiah ac- Society of Profenional En- Mayor Russell H. Minion mtl NOW OfKATID IY THI CKiraWNAi OWNtR tor. Dsabolm Elliott Dineted by ducted by expert teams of home Young, Jane Ann Applegste, .CM i for 1*9*47. et AmPederson, Ellen Nelson, corned them to the meeting. ace photographer Jack Cardiff, The. conference will bring- io-\economists aid fishery marketing .the movie was Claerama with a Gladys Slick, Dolores Grater, MR. BENJAMIN MARMULSTE1N Marsha Wallace, Kaye Hocken-! Detroit's Harvey Kuenn led ; story. ••-/•-. .,,•.•.. Irom industry, labor, agriculture techniques of man feeding tol hm uA Lob , -HOMISTTLI- ;.;•;;•; h;'<^~;*:•. ' *•'.-'.. ;•• schools and institutions throttrouarii \ » Hockenberry. who American League betters with Filmed entirely la Spsta.it was and other areas. Labor Secretary K was the retiring officer. .MS la UN but hit only '.2M • Am movie with a chase net out the nation, will provide CNMI Ry« runes P. Mitchell, Little Silver, Mrs. William Turner, Kesns-|to IS games'against the New wee. reminiscent of the catty el- *. J.,will be In charge of the York Yankees. 1 The Smell-O-Vlsioion process — of seafood dishes la a mumer ap- pealing to those who estia school rMS WrfJ rOSffy pppiped', , directlly to • each seat ^ cafeteriM. ; Of AU KINDS gave everybody a whiff of the Warn Aliens ' ti BIG THINGS ecreen'a action — from freshly DOG LAW FINES baked break to garlic in a opty FAIR HAVEN - Two persons camp. (hi Address were each fined $3 yesterday for violating the borough dog ordi- tteadlme nance. They an Mn. Thomas CALL Consistory NEWARK - All aliens must Ford, 179 Harrison Ave.. and Ed- GOLDIN'S Me address report cards for the ward Runge, 1M Harrison Ave., For SptKtd Cakts Of Church year UN by Jan. 31. E; P. Bou-The fines were imposed by Mag- chard, district director of the Istrate John V. CroweU. Harvey SH M133 Immigration and Naturalisation Little, IS Hsggers U., ppai d » Reorganizes Service, cautioned today. Law, he on tthh e same chargh e ia ViolationVil s Stt This Tiwnday't RtflHtr said, requires all non-ctUsens ex- NEW SHREWSBURY — The consistory of tht • Rtfof&Md iCMt ptfSOftS IB OlplOlliStiC StttttS Churc«....»h be—.n. hel__d it.-s __annua_l or~ - and aliens admitted to the United gantutien meeting this week.' Of- States as temporary agricultural ficers were elected and commit- Uborers to file an address r tee appointments announced, card during January; ' /ppaald GensoB wu elected vice Cards are available at all post president*. Fred Colmorgen, Jr., offices and Immigration offices. traasuren ~ Norton Benson, assta* While mast aliens already have teat trMNWand iob*.CUjchta,l^i^« "v OirectOr. in mar position M bTp^ MTIWIS w^e wW^v, «il«l0l..JI police dwrcfc repreasatattft toth e Cias- ^SS.^.XjSS^- sls, with Mr. darka as the al- Tlwepronwioniwen

Jack Webster U In charge of Calvin Rowe, lieutenant to cap- l11 Edd Wll t to bM' Mtv E iiThaolv^l'^ ' Edward Wells, sergeant to cnairavaa, aeeisiefl ey tne lieutenant, Joseph Oirardin, ser- dee cons. Mr. Webster Is must geant n lieutenant; Fred Schles- linger, petroUnan to sergeants .chairmen, assisted by Mr. femes Myks, rescue equad to| and Mr. Benson. Mr. Clarke patrolman; Joseph Junlnaro, pa beads the evangelism committee, trolmaa to sergeant of, rescue| assisted by Mr. Gaaaoa and Mr.squad; Dick Persson, rescue squad to patrolmen and Ale* Zadorony permanent assignment to control canter. Starts Army Mr. Zadorony holds multiple alignments in the organisation. ftaimvoy Training He irelso third deputy dire FORT DDC - Recruit Alfred McEvllly, n, of Waaamaiea hu M.C.Gariiine been assignegdd to Companpyy CC, Id Traininii g RientRegiment, , for eeighi t weeks of Infantry training under Uq CP4 CHUMINt a sii-moMh tour of dvty. TRENTON (AP) - Mlehael C. FeOowiag hie basic tralaiag GafifiM, 1» Locust Avs., West here, he wW be sent on for fur- Long Branch, and two other MOB- ttertralaiager eater a spsdalisl aaahaMftSMai g^ataaaeaWa' «BI^^ aa^Aa^A' laiaMa^Mi licenses as new cerHfied public Tie aea of Mr. and Mrs. Rich; «d MdMlty, he attended St "mtum aad tt others U the Rosa •frHeal aid Rutgers Unlver- tato' wbo psassd ekamlnatione ajtjj,.,, •.,••;/.;.,•;, •; • " the State Board of Public Ac- ENDS ARMY TRAINING MATAWAN - Army Pvt. Otto ether two' "new WMhlagtoa, whose psreats Uve CPA's sre Allan B, Brest, Wane- ea First St., Cllffwood, completed massa, and Domenlck A. Bruno, advance Individual training Sat- Interlakea. ' urday, with the eecoad Infantry Division at Fort Bsaalng, Oa, DRIVERS FfNID Watblagtan entered the Army SHREWSBURY - Magistrate September end complied ba 'Whitney CroweU yesterday fined trammf at Fort Benalng. The 1»Herbert L. Sickles, M Bay Ave., jmuvold eoMler Is a UN gradu- Highlands, M for speeding, and ate of Matawan High School. Angelo Oelso, Leonard St., Red Bank, t» for careless driving. Paying fines through mt viola- FREEHOLD -• Charles i tions Bureau were, Charles H, 1 MONMOUTH LUMBER CORP. Htsa, M, of Asbvry Avc, New Friend, Fort MMtnouth, f I* dis* ShewsbShrewsburyu , pleadeieddd guiltil y be- rsgerd of a atop sin; L. W, CENTRAL AVE. -Off W. Nrgtn PKJC« RED IANK - SH 7-2040 fore Count/Judge ErWn R. Jim-Wheatoa, 41 Riveredge Rd., New mill yestlrdsy to a' charge ef Shrewsbury, N parking on .'•'.' • ' carnal Indecency with a 15-year- •Idewalk.'and Louis Rlccl, Queen aM' boy HI New Snrewabuiy Dr,, Shrewsbury, III, delinquent OPEN MONDAY thru SAL 'HI 5 P. M. Ample Porting Dee, J». Inspection. / V Wednesday, lit 27. 1*M>'

Section Two RED BANK. N. J.. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 27. 1960 15-20 Per Cent Tax New Jersey Industrial Congress News Briefs Formula for Resort TRENTON (AP)-New Jeney Asks Off trial Status paid out $15,000000 more in Job- SEA BRIGHT - The borough leu pay last year than if took NEW SHREWSBURY-Robert It to be Uxed this year at Local Bank In, the state employment secur- Davidson, director of the New rate of between U to » per ity division uyt, Joblesswork- MacArthnr Shrewsbury Industrial Congress, ers drew $110,000,000 in more ailed for official status for that cent ot its reassessed valuations. Re-elects than four million benefit checks. body last night u a part of a Assessor Arthur*. 0. Axelsen Another SU.M0.0N wu paid wit Birthday five-point program for continuing said this last night after Borough from federal funds to jobless vet- the work of the group. Directors erans and other special groups. 'Starting from sero on Jan. 1, Council ended ita dispute with the Contribution! from workers and Observed 1090, the Industrial Congress hu RED BANK-At the annual C. M. Clemlnshaw Co., Cleve- employees totaled $101,000,000. NEW YORK (AP) - General carried out a program that hu land, Ohio, and decided to ac- shareholders" meeting of the while the unemployment fund Douglas MacArlhur received sey brought ratable! to the borough cept ita revaluation figures. Monmouth County National Bank earned ».000,000 interest for a era! mementos ot his long miU- and is bringing in constant In- wtertt at which,over KM total Income of $110,000,000. At tary service lest night u gifta quiries for industrial sites," Mr. Mr! Axelsea said "this'councU » K at a parly celebrating his 00th 1 stock wu voted, year's end, the unemployment Davidson told a meeting of the or any dtitea" could act to push P" «"t fund stood at $341,000,000. The birthday. group. the assessment formula for taxa- the following directors were ra- division said nearly 00 per cent Leaden of the Army, Navy and "What we have done so far la tion to a full 100 per cent of elected to office: F. Palmer who drew Jobless pay found work Air Force presented MacArthur: drop In the bucket U we are to before their maximum compensa- The silver command wings of solve our tax problem, we have town Townhsip. .But he said he tion (10 weeks or less) ran out. lot more hard work to do.". * is trying to make Mi own prac- •ton Beekman, Jr., George L. "Dusty" Rhodes, MscArthur'i Bleliti, Weeber W. Brook, Charles war-time pilot: from Gen. Thorn- ' I Point Program tices comply "with what most He outlined a program for the other municipalities are doing." M. Cubbage, J. Harold Hendricfc NEW HAVEN, Ceao. (/»}- u White, Air Force chief of future, including: son, M. Harold Kelly, William Fleyd P. Resse. 10, at Pater- staff. Yields Oa lasaeetiea HBi N. #•• Ml DOM MMlBCBfl A continuing toning study, Lyman and w. Raymond Van- A flag flown by the U. S. S. Mayor Thomu Farrell, once it • ton+ymr termh tad- Nashville. MacArthur1! command with a view to further changes more auggestlng that the new Huru, erai pntM IDT CMNMracy WMU ship during much ut the Pacific in regulations. Clemlnshaw figures be brought campaign, from Adm. Thomu C. 2. A minute study of details of to Borough Hall for official ex- Urn He fled aa Kinkaid of the Navy. property available for sale u amination, gave up this recom- And the office chair MacArthur industrial sites, u to title, owner- mendation after Mr. Axelsen used u Army chief of staff from ship and attitude of omen to- gave repeated assurances that he District Undersecretary of the Army MaJ. wart sale. wu satisfied with the report Rabert P. WOULD AID $mCHLt$$—Thti wai tho scene as o group met in the home of Gen. Hugh Milton. 2d. 3. A survey of the highway that had been made by the Ohio situation, with particular attofr Dr. William F. Wood in Red lank to plan formation of a club-like organisation Nearly IN old friends, includ- firm. TRENTON (AP) - The Stole tion.to the cxtonaioo of Rt II whieh is expected to assist laryngectemeei, persons who have lost .their voicei as a ing key members of his World The assessor said the figures Civil Service Commission today War II staff, attended the party through the borough. are in books now in Freehold ruled.Andrew G. Sepienxa Is en- result of cancer, in making themselves understood ogam. Esophageal voice therapy at the Waldorf-Astoria. They sang according to what he said wu titled-temporarily-to tha Job of is employed for tho development of a "lubititute voice." Standing, left to right, "Happy Birthday" u MacArthur Shrewsbury u an industrial and the usual procedure. hospital administrator at the Jer- cut a red, white and blue cake. commercial alto. ere Walter Hageman, Sea Bright; Mrs. Froncit Gainer, education repreientative. S. Official status for the coo- Mr. Axelsen said be personally sey City Medical Center. But the commission directed ite chief ex- Psiiaic Chapter, Americen Cancer Society; Cortland I; Ogden, Wait Keansburg, Former President Herbert es a continuing body. > had been credited by the valua- Hoover wu among the guests. Mr. Davison deplored tha at* tion concern with having kept aminer to hold an open competi- and John E. McCleer, Atlantic Highlands, director, International Aitociation of tive examination for the post Yesterday, 'Vice P r e a i d e n rode of some of the elder real. his books "as close to LaryngectomoM and lenier thorapitt of the Esophageal Voice National Hoipital for Richard M. Nixon and his wife, dents of tbe borough. menu percentage wise u any •forthwith." Tha commission ov- erruled a decision by Ita own de- Speech Disorders in New York. Dr. Wood is seated in center. Pat, paid n short birthday visit , Tune Far municipality studied" in the to MacArthur and his wife, Jean, Clemlnshaw survey in Jersey. partmental staff, which had bald •They want things to be kept that the Job called for the lesser at their Waldorf Towers apart- the way they were 20 yean ago," Council acted to pay off an out- rank ot administrative clerk. The Set Monday ment, Nixon wss here for a he laid. "I sympathise with that standing bill of more than $?,100 previous ruling opened the way sports awaraa d dinner. An aide desire. I feel the aame way aboat to Cleminshaw, representing the for Mrs. Isabel Churlra Spence, saiid tthey talked about polities the little town where I wu bom remainder of the contract agree- wife of a former Jersey City and defense matters. and brought up. But it can't bo ment Previously, the amount commissioner, to challenge Sapri- New Liquor License Issue done. Thlnga have changed aad wu held up for a councU study Gearge L. Mettx they are going to change more.. of the new figures, I'S right to the Job. She holds Re-elected The directors at the on civil service status u,an admin- RED BANK -Kenneth "We have Just two' chokes Other Business tional meeting appointed'.! , foj. istrative clerk and Saplenia does Opposed by Tavern Groups McQueen yesterday' wu now: We can ait tight' aad bo In other actions, council:, lowing offlcen: F. Palmer Arm- not elected president and trust officer swamped by taxes, or we can 1. Approved a resolution asked strong, chairman of the board; SEA BRIGHT - An ordinance that permits hotels with SO guest the place qualifies for the license. of the Merchant. Trust Co. by Boro Buses, Red Bank, to William B. Lymut, honorary WASHINGTON (AP)-Col. Jo- rooms to bo Issued.special li- seph F. Escude, 90, a native of unmdincnt. wis Adopted If isiued, the license would go change Its 10-bus Red' Bank-High- chairman of the. board; George censes to serve liquor. to a partnership caUed the Ml lands and five-bus Red Bank-As- L. BieUU, president; James Jersej2»vy dr7City. NNj_J. J . andd termertermer *^ « >***-g- '* commanding officer of the ar- Abed u partners in Short Hills Bell •Avenue Corporation, Bor- bury Park route, with local stops Van Pelt, vice presidentp; J. Her- for SO or more guests to obtain Mayor Karl K. Bant told the ld Hdlk d Nh W ray's new chemical procurement are William H. WHson, Haa- ough Clerk Clarence Stevens la SaSet BrighBgt. The buses witf old Hendrlckson and Nathan W. p said. group that response to the pro- district, ta deed at MW. H~a lea broock Heights; John Cnlmento, motional work ot tho coagrcu cross over iron Highlander* DDtoldJW^Iw L owners at aWhv.aad'-Alley M/ bodgady Hook gatgat*l , " ~ HaHamlDm , John S/Mat- Ms wMowrthe formefiFlore had been "overwheiming." At the 1$ Uvenu hire planned to Red Bank.. HelajahV Wliiwajiilii Slart ).' Authorised appointment thews, Willla«PaV5l4tlla,'Jr., J. Maanlx e**8attawood; his fa- fight the measure. Since Mayor Farrell set a spe- HUs wu present bat hadlttie f Willam James Darby u a mem- Francis Rauch and Joseph M. ther, Joseph F. Escude; two sla- '' In "tbe tew' months 'since the Fettner, assistant vice presi- cial hearing for Monday, conver- to aay. Two weeks ago, be saM ber ot the Ocean Fire Company. ters and a brother. Mayor, Thomu Farrell set up completion of me congress' pro- dents; Harry C. Barnard, Lloyd a special Borough Council meet- sation regarding Issues involved ika dab bad M fMalar ilita- motional brochure, he said, tho 3. Decided to Issue a Vafflei E. Cokelet, Sr., K. A. Carhart, TRENTON CAT) - topirtsr Ing for S p. m. Monday at which wu brief, both sides agreeing kg oahsaad weaM carry ait Ucenie to St Mary's Parent- Mtd-Monmouth Industrial Park Harry B. Mam, Wilaon A. Mil- Cavfa AppaOato dMT It will be decided whether or not that arguments ahould await that had been established, aad plane Teacher Association for an af- ler and Edward A. Shkoda, as- to, let a Faa* a hotel license will bo Issued to for establishment of aa tt.000.001 fair at Driftwood-by-the-Sea Feb. sistant cashien;Georga F. Baine, Ita the Shore HUs Gardens Club and But when a Register reporter property op to lbs itwlt level. Commercial center at the New 11. Jr., trust officer and John to the Motel, North Beach, to permit posed after-meeting question*, the Shrewsbury Terminal, Inc., alto StahlsmnVaudlnr. Mr. Hartmann also has said The the opening of a hew cocktail tavern owners' association attor- that the club will work to extend on Hance Rd. had gotten under Clifford A. Spoerl of Red Ban'-, Deris, lounge and restaurant next April. ney, ; Mr. Norton,/ expanded on Sea Bright's summer resort sea- way. • > De Gaulle's reUred president of First Nat- Read later wu a letter the view that the requested 11' son, by opening in early spring Within three or four months, ional Bank of Jersey City, hu the cense should not be granted. •MMBS FO MtuMPMaV ••*•• aMf*': and doling In mid-fill. the mayor said, the program been retained u consultant to the wishes • Aecerdtog to pravlalsaa ceo* ,wUI begin to show results, tax- the president and the board of sey City, isprassaltog Us BIJ He hu said the club will re- Government The vOaa'awvHj ^aauBW VwgwW oviawg) rw^s^va)^aw^a^ wise, i directors. share Tavern Owaere Assecis- strict ite service to members and by At. tlea af New Jersey, which pre- guests and will take no over- Present at tbe meeting, In ad- The directors appointed the fol- teejo Recce, ewaer af Fan- to betels with M or night guests. dition to Mr. Davidson and the Imperiled lowing to the advisory board tor •eetog aaits. be said •• agatost kaaaaee at aay new Some opposition to the opera' mayor, were Tax Assessor An- the Keyport office: Uoyd F. TerriB RaVea "We M that Shere HlUa Gar- drew G. Sheperd; treasurer and PARIS (AP) - The threat d Armstrong, merchant, Keyport; MMMfy CkMMMSQSB 'UMMlT II* tton hu been voiced by Council- a further break between inflam- aHrta cease to Sea Bright . man" Sim L. Dlggle, Jr., finance collector Ruth B. Crawford; Dan- Harvey S. Bedle. Sr., retired, to M Representing Mr. McGovem's u a iel E. Renahaw, councilman and ed Algeria and President Charlet Raritan Township; K. E. Conk- chairman, who claims Shore Hills 4e -Gaulle's Paris Ave., to treatises I office wu an associate attorney,' etthelaw." Planning Board member; Frank government lin, Jr., merchant, Keyport; Ed- ; wu eitablished under terms of grew hourly today. fames F.Norton.!. ' ' He also' said that the tavern Cooper, secretary of the Pun- ward B. Walling, retired, Mor- ream. The eeurt said tt wu a variance which did not specify All other > offlcen of the bank The protest, presented in a let- owners see no public need tor the that it wu to be a motel, He wu ning Board; Councilman Donald As the deadlock went into lUgmviUeVJ. Frank Weigand, law- oat withto Davis' power to type of license requested, because also were re-elected st the board Cole; Stuart Hand. Norbert Hoeh. fourth day, rumors spread that yer, Haxlet; Herbert R. West, tor, said the tavern owners' chairman of the Zoning Board of of directors meeting. ' , grant the transfer. It said, "the groups did not think Short Hills Sea Bright already has If opera- niter; Harold Sherman and Rob- the president might evoke con- merchants, Keyport, and Jacob Adjustment in 1051, when the They are, Alfred C. Gone). ert Singleton, stftuttonal, provisions that would wyckoff. reUred. Red Bank, qualifies for license considera- ting tavern licenses. ' variance wu granted,' pela awaldpslMy to laaae a Also In a post-meeting inter- vice president and treasurer end give Mm dictatorial powere if he ^ «rectors appointed the fol- tion and does not consider It to Ueaaaa« even hr tha sa be a hotel within the meaning of view, Mr. Wilson of Shore HilU assistant trust Officer; Edgar N. lowing.to.the advisory board for Rjr has aaao at aD, or to fasao the term. attacked the tavern owners' stand GAS LEAK McClees, vice president and sec- Boro Seeks "s—-. y : . the Engashtown office: Samuel a new aaa whoa themaalclpsl However, Borough Attorney A. u being "coated with sham." He CLIFFWOOD BEACH-Police retary; Cecil C. Crawford, mana- Reports also persisted that Pw- Hochberg, president of MUlhurst Hjr said they "have no business.to and firemen were summoned to ger of the Fair Haven branch mler Michel Debre would resign UI!ng. * Drying Corp., Free- Henry; Giordano showed a re- M porter a letter from the State disturb' the . progress of Sea a home at 151Greenwood Dr., and assistant vice president; OK on Sewers u a result of the crisis In which hold; Edward P. Orr, presfalsat, Walton F. Cullington and Harry SO psrsonf died and about 150orr' Motors, Inc.; Freehold; Division of Alcoholic Beverage Bright." He contended his club early last night, when a report MATAWAN - Borough Attor- stdM wu'received that the home wu Greenwood, assistant secre- ware injured in a battle last Sus-Jtmtt s> Rooaey, accountant, Control In Newark finding no already has the required W sleep- aet "reeegalse fault with the ordinance amend- ing unite needed to qualify for the filled with natural gii. By: thetaries; William Edgar AUen day, pitting Frenchman l Freehold; Peter M. g E.. Raymond Rice, assistant of necessity forma Frenchman. Debre'i aides ment he bad drawn up to comply license. .••••; •'. : . ": time police end fire equipment from trw state DepartncM of J«»sur|eonchlropodl E gUlhto arrived at the scene, a neighbor treasurers; Robert E. VanBrunt the report. Ernest F. Tark, owner, Battle- with Borough Council's prepared- Mayor Farrell requested Build- Health as a tint etepn obtaialag "He neu to consider the Shore Hills had managed to shut the gss assistant manager of the Fair There wis no sign of a solution ground Farms, Freehold, and ing Inspector Lester E. Perrine Haven branch and assistant state approval for the borough's 7 p< a MfcfcjaMty to aaolication. to make an official inspection of line off outiide the home owned proposed II; 100,000 sewer project to the situation which posed the George I. Vsndnbsrgh, partner, by Arthur Melo. There were no treasurer, and August T. Bahr, gravesivest threat to De Gaulle since Simmons * Mount Co., Crubury The Short Hills request Is tha premises prior: to Monday's auditor. •• CouncU needs aa okay from Moomouth County ranks first to wHeh tao aMssMieanty hinged upon a state law provision hearing to determine it he thinks injuries reported. the state health agency and tbe the Algerian upriiing of May, net was: taesa (elassry) INI, doomed the Fourth French m Use among the bank In Mon- state Division of Local Govern- RepubUe and vaulted him to pow- mouth County. Mr. Bielits aUted ment. -•;•••:•-:; • ••••••:. ;..-..',• The plan cells for SUO.000 to tr. that "we win continue our policy TwoDrown, of service which has been re- Bach 'raavaaiince' saay la be spent for a new aewer plant, Tha barricaded insurgenta- u^ A g to be located adjacent to the fearful that da Gaulle's raoder- sponsibte for the excellent record BJBJ BJ for the year 1W»." 3d Missing existing plant, and $700,000 for ate self-determlnitk* policy It • ffMMjTf If #V* sewer mains and laterals. would lead to eventual Inoepen- ar, •vaHdaaato Residents who. hook Into the dmca for Alglers--Tbe the white beaches of nesrby San- toning map, which had been made, if any. •>•'•.• theHHMN fiscal program to- slated for the meeting, will be , Ai the deadkxlt penlsted,' us- night, ••'•v;;-. •.-. ••-, , • UtiUtyr - i Rosa Island about 11:30 p. m, rest la other Algerian citiu wis conducted next Tuesday night In a* attempt to topiiini res- The Rsngers had arrived at at I. ,, ' • , • growing. Demonstrations were IdentIdt s witith ththe bdbudget t thth e boarbad this northweit Florida DIM from held yesterday in Bone, Conatu- hu been conducting a series of may . It waa Fort Bennlns, Ca,, Saturday tor STOVE FIRE last Nw.U.that a Jersey Coa- tine, Oran and other cities In"hearings • , special survlvsl trsinlng. Last FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Free. sympathy with the Algiers Insur- The first was held Monday WM IMMRMMTV WU •vIMjjf VH] night's exercise wai the flnt part hold firemen answered a all at gents. night In the Swimming River of the training. ' 7:25 a,, m. today turned In by There stemed-to be no question School and one'wu held last rada far ajgj - HM—fj •^gAgMM>' Id) aWaui' Two landing crafts brought the Cattle Brook Farm. The tiro of tha government being able to night in Sycsmors School. 140 men taking part in the ex- which had itirted in • atovo crush the Insurgents any lima It Board Secretory Louis A. stopped to Sean Assbey. Tha erclie to within about 600 yardi In one of the barns was already chose. The government troops Stelnmuller said this morning U Jersey Central Massed of shore. At that point they extinguished when the firemen ware vastly more powerful thin persons attended tha flrat hear ^Pvamwavv w^sg HH)H^vvSHH^Bja - transferred Into ID-foot rubber arrived, No dimige or Injuries the few hundred dleharda hud- Ing and 10 were there last night WAUACI HOHOMD-The director! and thiir wlvai joined In honoring W. S. raid to mike s simulated beach were reported, ,' dled behind barricades and barb- He said most,of the residents ^^aas^^^vAB)l^s^B••JVflalPJi N SMSUlt, ad wire In the hesrt of Alglen_ , hive qquestioned the spending Ml Wallace, left, chairman of tha Poaplo'i National lank board of directori, on hli 79th The surf, churned up by a stiff BRUSH FIRE So fir thth e army ipparenltppy his schedule, but there were no birthday Monday night In luHonweod Manor, Matawan. "Uncle Steve," «i ha it breeze, cspilsed three of the SHREWSBURY-Flremen yes- remaineidd lloyal l t o D e GlGaullel , bubt strong objections to It, y pftvff'if known to hli eiioeletei, was praianted a lounge chair. He wu flnt elected a bank rafts, throwing the Rangers into terday put out a imill brush Ita morale hsi been shaken by The budget Is W.fllJO higher •f Mwtr tt Uw ;.-e Saturday, carnations. Church Saturday, Feb. 7, for the Miss Gail Elizabeth Gethard, Lawrence Cressman was his brother's best man. RUMSON — Queatin Keith of rafts, 170 Hudson Ave., Red observance of National Christian daughte|(jwjlltjg rr ug ol«*fe *Mr OBaiw. IISBVen*d mwmMrs - mr*w»*w, No rm *— ™w -——» the English: department of MOB- Bank, Youth Week. nan Gethard of Edgar Rd., be- A reception followed at Coby's • ---•-•- -— restaurant in South Amboy. The mouth College will ipeak on ~Bridge group, Tuesday, Feb. 9, The program will be held be- came the bride of Melvin Cress- couple will spend their wedding "Rare Books" at the meeting of IS p. m., home of Mrs. Leon tween 2:30 and 5:30 p.m. It isman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan trip in the Poconos, and then go the Northern Monmouth- County ibel, ,107 Queens Dr., Little. Sil- conducted annually, by the Cressman of Rt. 34. . ver, and Tuesday, Feb. 23. 1:30 to Florida. • • Branch of tba .American Assort tionai United Christian Youth Rev. J. A. Lamberley officiated ation of University Women Mo* p. m., home of Mrs. Edwin L. Both Mr. and Mrs. Cressman Movement of the National Coun- it the 'double-ring ceremony. day at I:U p. m. in the Pretty Brower, 21 Navesink Dr., Mon cil of Churches of Christ in the Escorted by her father, the are Matawan High School gradu- terian Church Fellowship Hal!. mouth Beach; oil painting, Feb. U.S.A., representing Protestant iride wore a ballerina length ates. Mr. Crewman served in the Air Force four years. The speaker is in charge of the 11 and Feb. 25, both at 9:30 a. m., Anglican and Eastern Orthodox dress, styled with a velvet bodice, rare book and old print depart- both home or Mrs. Abel in Little Church members./ '..'; trimmed on the neckline in floral ment at Ballantine'e in Red Bank, Silver; French conversation, lequin emboridery, and a bouf- Glamour Apron Thursday, Feb. 11 and Feb. 25, This meeting is sponsored by [ant tulle skirt She had an illu- Activities scheduled for Febru- both at 9:30 a. m.. both at the the United Christian Youth Move- sion veil and carried a bouquet ary include a meeting of,the home of Mr*. Robert Billings, 60 ment of the Council of Churches of carnations and gladioli. contemporary literature group Riverdale Ave., New Shrewsbury. of Long Branch and vicinity. A Mrs. Norman Gethard, Jr., of Thursday. Feb. 4 »:3O a. m., at V Gourmet, Tuesday, Feb. It, 7 group of students from Princeton Irvington, was her sister-in-law's the home of Mrs. Charley C. , m., home of Mrs. C. L. Theological Seminary, will pre- matron of honor. Her ballerina Nickenon, H Battin Rd., Fair Schmidt; 10 Circle Dr., Rumson, sent a chancel play, "Christ in length gown was made of a floral Haven; the education group, Mon- when, a Chinese dinner; cooked the Concrete City,"., which deals printed tulle in orchid, trimmed day. Feb. I, I: IS p. m, home of by members will be featured; dra with actual life situatkma faced in velvet. She had a veiled bead Mrs. William Mair, 79 Woodbine ma, Thursday. Feb. 25. S: IS by young people today and their Avei, Little Silver, when mem m., home of Mrs. Abel, with responses, based upon the Chris- hers will discuss AAUW's cam- discussion of the play, "Bus NIW SHUWNUIV tsffORIMO CHURCH WOMW have •staUiihri • new organiza- tian faith. , Mother's March paign for a high public regard for Stop"; Recent graduates, Feb. 20. There also will be a youth college teaching aa a career; Red tion, tha'Womwi'i Guild for Chrlitian Service, which will bring together oil the M p". m., home of Mr. and Mrs women's organisations of tho church into ono largo service unit. New officers, above panel on the theme, "Thy, King- Set Tomorrow Bank literature, Monday. Feb. I,Louli Cembacdne, 2» Rosalie dom of Earth," which will deal NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. J p. m., home of Mrs. LeUnd ive., Victoria Village. Lineroft, are, left to right Mrs. Ruisoll Clark of Middlotown, treasurer; Mrs. Harry Carter, with Christian citizenship. Young Robert H. Kiechlin of 19 Meadow with a panel discussion on the Little Silver, vice president; Mri. Mario Laubmeisfer, Middlotown, president, and Mri. people of several Long Branch Dr., of the Woman's Club of New subject, "The Family in Amer Smooth and Curving John Ciuchta, Lincroft, tacrotary. churches make up this panel, Shrewsbury and chairman of the ica Today." w •. Mother's March for Polio for the The branch will conduct a story borough has announced that the hour for children of kindergarten Mother's March will take place to second grade age at the Red tomorrow night from 7 to Prints-Pattern Bank Library Saturday, Feb. 13, Engagements 10:30 to 11:30 a. m, Mrs, James 'clock. -', Blowers and Mrs. Glenn Rodman The following have been ap- will be the readers. pointed as captains for this year's Virginia Hart, March: Robert Earle Mrs. John H. Kappmeier, Jr, Square Dance Mrs. Harry A. Billerbeck, Mrs. HIGHLANDS - Mr. and. Mrs, William G. Suter, Mrs. Charles Club Has Party Charles E. HaUehbuehler of 42 J. Stosik, Mrs Joseph J.^Coote, Navesink Ave. announce the en- Mrs. / H Glenn . Rodman, Mrs. SHREWSBURY - Mora than Lawrence Walker, Mrs. John P. gagement of their daughter. Miss 00 guests attended the open-hour Ramsey. Mrs. Walter Stevens Virginia Mary Hart, to Robert square dance party which the Mrs. Russell A. Pendell, Mrs. Earle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Call Hoe Square Dance Club held Robert Cartwright, Mrs. Peter C Saturday at the Shrewsbury Pres- Robert M. Earle of 16 Hooper Xefteris, Mrs. Stanley Marks byterian Church''House on Syca- Ave., Atlantic' Highlands. Mrs John J. Reevey, Mrs. Frank more AVe. .'•..,"' Miss Hart is a graduate of Connelly, Mrs. Walter Gov- The party was arranged to In Atlantic Highlands High School Insky.'Mrs. W. L. Huhn, Mrs create the club's membership, is employed by the Daily George Pope, Mrs. Philip H Mey and to create interest in the new Record in Long Branch. Mr. Earle er, Mrs. Robert HoUey and Mrs square dance less* aeries the lso a graduate of Atlantic High- Melvin Taylor. So clever! Heads and hats are club will start. ' inds High School; is a student KEYPORT — The March of pockets on this.gala apron. Thrif- t Virginia Polytechnic Institute Prospective members, inter- Dimes, campaign is under way ty to make; a hostess hit! t Blackstone, Va., majoring in ested in taking square dance les- THI NIW MISIMNT of tho executive council of the here and Mrs. Lawrence Beatty, Old-fashioned girls add charm agriculture. ' ' . , sons,: met last night at the home combined auxiliaries of the Red. Bank Fire Department,. chairman, Mid that the annual to this easy-to-embroider apron. of the club's instructor, Roy Ke- Mri. Con Verry, left, asiumod her duties ot induction Mother'a March will be held to- Use remnant for ruffle. Pattern leigh, 1107 Ocean Ave., Elberon. morrow night. Serving as co- Ray Eagle, New Shrewsbury, 720: transfer forming 12x20-inch' ceremonies this week at tho Westiide Hose Company Joan Green, Miss Miriam J. FexhlD chairmen of the Mother's March club president, is in charge of motif; directions.. fire house. She is shown accepting the gavel of her office are Mrs. Frank Conway and Mrs. Send 35.cents (coins) for this membership lesion information. John R. Morris LEONARDO - Mr. and Mrs; Harold Dor!. from Mrs. Charles Wilson, tho retiring president. HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. pattern—add 5 cents for each pat- George W. Foxhill of 98 Burling- March workers will be Mrs. John Greene of 2 , Rogers 'St.' tern for first-class mailing. Send Enlertaina Members ton Ave., have announced the Charles Patterson for Monroe St. announce the engagement of their to Red Bank Register, Needle- Mrs. Robert P. Bali, /Van Don Of C. and C. Club daughter, Miss Joan. Greene, to engagement of their daughter, craft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Fire Department Auxiliary St.; Mrs. Paul Callamaras, Kear- HIGHLANDS. - Mrs. Roy PFC John Randal Morris, son of Miss Miriam Joan Foxhill, to Chelsea Station, New York 11, Maxon, 54 Seadrift Ave., enter- : ney St.; Mrs. Henry Dane, Mrs. N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- Mrs, Pauline Morris of Indian- Leonard J. Moon, Jr., son of Michael Pent*. Third St.; Mrs tained membera of the C. and C. Officers Are Installed apolis. Ind. >,:\ :•• r, ber, name, address and zone. Social Club, the former "20 Mr. and- Mrs. Leonard J. Moon George Midler, Oak St.; Mrs. Newl Newl Newt Our 1960 ^Mlss GreeiW.li a senior at Robert Pryor, First St.; Mrs, Club" list week. RED BANK— Mrs. Jacob eon, secretary, and Mrs. Vincent Atlsntic Highknds/High School. of 2 Creek' Rd., Port Monmouth. Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Mrs. Charles Quasi celebrated Theodore Hauser, Mrs. Joseph Fv Bloom and Mrs. C. Kenneth Wood- Sacco, treasurer. PFC Morris WM graduated from The announcement was made Lejeune. Second St.; Mrs. Frank is ready NOW! Crammed with her birthday and received a gift ward, both post presidents of the Mrs. Verry made the following schools in Igdianapolis. and has at a party Saturday in.the Leo- V. Stultt, Main St.; Mrs. Claude excitingi unusual, popular de- from her secret pal. Mrs. John ' ttmtnts: .Mrs. Jack Lovar- been serving with Army at Fort signs to. crochet,, knit, sew, em- executive cottncil of the com- nardo First Aid Squad Building. Brideau, Elltibeth St.; Mrs. Wil- Newton! received the special chaplain; Mrs. Alonzo Cur- Hancock. He recently left for 13 Mr.Moon is employed by Miller- liam Haley, Broadway; Mrs. Cbroider. , quilt, weave — fashions, bines suMUarlei of the Red Bank award. chin, Jr., welfare; Mrs. Peter months service In Germany. ' ton Rugs/Inc., of Red Bank. Covert • Cambell,' Walling Ter; home furnishings, toys, gifts, ba- The gnnip will hold a theater Fire Department, installed new Celli and Mrs. Albert MacDon- Mrs. Edna Roberts. Beers St.; tar hits. In the book FREE - party next Tuesday in place of officers at ceremonies Monday aid. auditing; Mrs. Charles Jones ETIQUETTE: Mrs. Frank Eastmond, Atlantic 3 quilt patterns. Hurry, send 23 Shadow-slim aheath - marvel- their regular .meeting. in the Weatald* Hose Company Mrs. Patrick Ambrosia and Mrs. St.; Mrs. Ocar Koyi, Atlantic St. cenU'for your copy. ous for day or evening- Note al- Mrs. Stephen H. Falter, U fire house on Lelghton Ave, Joseph Mazza, nominating com- Mrs. George Bolte, Atlantic'St. luring curve of the ehouldtrline WasMnton Ave. will entertain the mittee; and Mrs. Thomas Hem- Mrs. Peter Hansen, Broad St; and the dramatic V-dip in back. group, Tuesday, Feb. It. Mrs They were Mrs. Con Verry, school, publicity. ' . Mrs. Arthur DiLauro, Osborn St.; Sew it now for spring in shan- Newton will celebrate her birth- president; Mrs! Charles Julian The new president said that and Mrs. Emil Olaen, Church St. tung, cotton, or pure lilk. day. . vice president; Mrs. Charles Wit' the .February meeting will be "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: our baby without them feelin Printed Pattern M70: Mlases' held at the Liberty Hose Com- What is the correct /announce- obligated? ; Sites 10. 12. 11 K, II. Size II pany Fire House with' members ment to send when you have "5. How can we tell family Groups Honor requires 1% yards 4Wnch, Kitty Kelly: of that auxiliary as hostesses. adopted a baby? I don't want and friends that we want to se- to mention 'adoption' and can't Send SO centt (coins) lor this Mrs. Thomas Rifle! won the lect or at least approve the gifts Retired Teacher attendance prize. «y when the baby was born as given to our child?—M. C. pattern-add 10 cents for each HIGHLANDS - A testimonial Dismal Plight, She Doesn't Members of the Westslde Aux- that would be misleading.—M. South Bend, Ind. pattern for first-class mailing. dinner honoring Mn. Clarice iliary serving as hostesses were M.. Miami Beach. Fla." Send to Marian Martin, Red 1 wouldn't send the announce- Wright, sponsored by the High- Mrs. Rlflct. Mr. Peter Celli and Curtains Bank Register, Pattern Dept., 232 Yes, you can say when the ment on a postal card—it would lands Board of Education, Parent- Mr, Joseph Talerico. West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Know Which Way to Turn child was born. The form that seem too informal./ The an- Teacher Association, and Teach- Draptriei I have' given in my book for nouncement may give the birth Print, plainly name, address with Dear Kitty Kellfi Neither my husband nor I fin- ers Association of the Grammar tone,'size, and style number. this reads as follows: - dale or not, as you choose. School, will be held Saturday Slipcovers I have no one to help me. I ished high school. We married. Couple Honored JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 "Dr. and Mrs. Arthur George (See example above). Another at 7 p. m. in i the school auditor- left my husband and two girls He went into the Army. We can't Adamson take pleasure example from my book reads Spring and Summer Pattern affordA to go to school now. As ium. . Bedspreads for another man whose wife left '"~ *— '" On Anniversary as fallows: ... Catalog In vivid, full-color. Over far. as we are concerned, money in announcing that Mrs. Wright recently retired him and took two of his children. EAST KEANSBURG - The 100 smart aryles ... all sixes and material things are of no Bruce McKay Adamson "Mr.; and Mrs. after more than 35 years aa a Linens I have a boy by thii man. Now 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. . . . all occasions. Send now importance. But what do people born on the sixth of June, 1959 Robert Shore Lewis teacher. Joseph Ti'scornia, school that I'm expecting another baby, and Mrs. William J. Conery, 69 Only Me. he doem't want me. There are who have money think about has been adopted as their son. announce that principal, will be master of cer- Venetian Blinds this?—Friendly. Ocean Ave., East Keansburg, was Miss Betsy Anne Lawson monles. some pretty raw names for wom- marked at % surprise parly given Eighteen Fox Lane Dear Friendly; Be your- has been adopted as their Mn. Frank Thomas is chair- en like me. He wants me to in Buck Smith's Restaurant by Red Hook selves. Money is no yardstick daughter and will thereafter man, Mrs. Charles H. Kinney leave but won't put me out. It their five children. New York" of character. Class distinction be known as and Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber isn't easy, having a baby. I The couple, who were married should have done things different has gone out of-style. Real Miss Betsy Anne Lewis . are in charge of tickets. Others n St. Rose of Lima Catholic "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: but It'a too tote. My new baby people attract real people. The Don't send the adoption an- on the committee are Mrs. Ro- Church, Newark Jan. ii. 1935, My daughter is adopting a baby Is due In March. When a man golden keys to their world are nouncement before the child Is bert, M. Johnson, Mrs. G. L. have lived here 20 years. Their girl. Should she lend out an- doesn't love you, there Is no way education and culture. Check yours legally, although you Whltftetd, Mrs. George G. King, children are Robert, George, nouncements to relatives or call to make him.—V. S. with local Board of Education, should write to dose friends Mrs. Iona Vreeland and Mn. Kathleen and William, Jr., al them on the phone? Another Dear V. S.: The -recording You live in a community and relatives telling them of the William Griffith. where there are night schools, home, and Mrs. Robert Ward, question has come up:'does she angel has singled you out for child's arrival in your house- adult education centers, uni- Keansburg. name the child (the first one) special attention. Your dismal after her side of the family or hold. Don't send these an- plight proves that we may versity extension courses and Among the 100 guests were the Great Books Discussion Groups. husband's?-Mrs. F. J*.nouncement, s to business or AVBUE1 PARK Ml Cooknun A' . Bio«j SI your stationery store for vari- started on the road back. You friends will salute you and party in the home of her grand- coming adoption In advance ous birth announcements. You can make it provided you don't yours. • •; • .;•... parents. .'. -.;... .;• . ... of the fact Little notes might Of course, when you go out to dlnntr you panic. Your immediate con- be preferable to telephone calls will see that they have a very expect tht food to be good ... the service DtBCtrcr tftw FMMMttjr to pleaw you ... but here at Holly Pitchtr, cern is your unborn child. It'a Dear Kitty KeflyT » In any case where you might wide range of approach. Resnick to Speak Yes, your child may be w« makt it a point always to givs mera NIAGARA CYCLO father should share the respon- I am 21 but seldom date be- encounter possible' objections! than you expect. Our food la delleious, our sibility. In case he refuses, a cause I have a boring time. I'm At Synagogue (although most people are over named for your husband and servlci I* in keeping with th* gracious at- MASSAGE list ot local welfare agencies is not sure I know what love Is. this old-fashioned' notion and be called Junior. mospher*, end our prices ara modsrafa. All «• IMH* IW»I Around, the corner there is a boy KEYPORT•— Mia B. Dorothy • SWIMr* Itemm THMta* being air-mailed to you.* ' adopted children now are con- • Of course, you may invlt in all, It adds up to more than you expect •• B»«r« ton MMCIM working in a supermarket. I see Cohen, chairman for the State o sidered "chosen" children). your friends for tea to see th< ... so the next tlmt you dint out, try ths ' 0 Ilium WMi ClmMIIM him when I go to buy somethln Israel Bonds for the United He- Molly Pitcher hotel. • , • Mtni tail •« *rt»Flllt Mar Ully KeHy: , It really doesn't matter how baby, but some of them wi and I get shy and red and feel brew Congregation; announced For Complete Information li it right for us to-become the.child Is named. ;>;:; want to bring gifts. I could burst out crying.' Could yesterday that Zlmel Resnick of Call . his Now, of course, It diean't takla .-lends of our doctor that be love? He la not married Asbury Park will apeak at the No, don't tell your friends •rally? He and his wife are "DEAR MIST VANDERBILT: professor to sea that: an organlu- Ml 74*41 and Ilkta me too. Is there a waysynagogue Friday ilght, and relatives what gifts you tlon so dedlcattd to, quality and Ighly educated. They have five We expect to gtt our first child I could break the ks?-Hopeful. Mr. Resnick, a frequent vial want for the baby unless they aarvict would maka th* Ideal place illdren, a new car every year Dear Hopeful: Don't swoon tor to line!, will exhibit his •oanb/'aApttoavvuri^^ ' " ask for suggestions. for you to have your . . . • nd.live In an expensive home, •Mill, over the first boy who makes lection of ancient and " 1. Whan and what Wad of an- ut don't • "pul on the dog." itouacementi shall we tend? May your heart" go pilty-pet. It Jewish, Hebrew tad IiraaU ob- Democratic Clubs WtOOINfi RICE»TION your market boy la your Loch* to ,f rt I draw (or have printed) an an- Invar, he'll do the chaiing. of art. ; nouncement on a postal card? Of Holmdel Meet IANQUET OR PARTY Rabbi H. O. K,Levine of the . , l Don the announcement give the ANNUAL EAST KEANSBURG - Thi Send, your, problem to Kilty congregation aald be will fore- hlrth date; or the data^wo get Men's and Women's Democratli K**p that in mind W next ilma Kelly. Enclose a lumped, self- go his usual sermon during the the child, or both? Does, the an SALE you arc planning a social function addressed "envelope; and* address Friday night services so that the aay ' her la of the Red Bank congregation will be able to lis- and call the Molly Pltchir Hotel- ten to Mr. Resnick around the Bltadysld* 7-3S0O. customary Oawg Shabbat table Plans were made for the groups 40to75%off! we send the announcements be- to appoint two new (lection board Tablt d'hott lunchtona and dlnnara | fore the child is legally ours? WALL TO WALL members, and an executive com at prices that maka MM* to th* value Who may this list Include? We iport clothe$ mltteeman and commltteewomar minted. .have many builnns aad caiual for the voting district In the area and acceitorie$ CARPET CLEANING I friends, • ', The Women's Democratic Clut "1. May we use a unique an will hold a dinner and theate All from regular slock, All saje Rnouncamnt? I have In mind , Next Time , , . Make It the party May 14. Also in May, th Items cash. No charges, no ex- the kind that li sent when preel chingei, no credits', All silts sWgaHaM will join the Rsrllan Women') FREE ESTIMATES || out stores are found (my hus final, Democratic Club to be hostess ai band li In the jewelry business), SH Mf17 or SH 14351 the county club meeting, A. & T. StiANS "3. May we give the child my Molly Pitcher Hotel The two groups will hold a Novtiink CorMt Contractors || husband's full name and make other joint meeting Feb. I, alt COUNTHY STONE I him Junior? RIVIftSIM AVftNUf MO IANK Speclsllilni la Tackleai lastallallan at Buck Smith's, Plans will b. 112 lair Haven lid. Fair Haven, IV. J. M NUWARI AVI MO IANK "4. May we invite a few made for a geographical surve; Our Smart Cocktail Lounge failures Incidtnial Music | friends over for tcs and, to see of Holmdd Township. *SAV.

(DWetfher By CYNTHIA LOWRV .0) Low of Life (ll)Popeye ll:l»- 0) Movie chasm la a CBS (pedal Saa> (I) Truth or (U) Record Wagon (4) Jack Paar NEW YORK (AP) - Now Jack dey. 4:M*» p. as. (EST). (I) Local Newt (7) Movie Pur has had his special pro- It a gnat day far (I) Bettim Gun (I) Our Gang (II) Sports and Weather gram and can return to hit Job (OLMovto (7) Yesterday's ll:Jt-(ll) Movie * keeping people up beyond far saask hwen: The NBC (II) French Through TV Newsreela 11:10- (0) Movie their normal bedtimes. "The Optra Ce. wU do a lfcla- (t) Search for Tomorrow (II) Brave Stallion (II) Movie Wonderful World of Jack Piar" ef "CavaBeria (4) It Could Be You (IS) Curtain Time 11:10- (7) Evening Prayer last night's NBC startime freea S:U le 4iM p. a*, (I) Cartoons 0:40-(4) Weather I 1:00-(1) Movie. ifferirig and any resemblance to Tom Tully, who wat Inspector Matt Grab for five years on (7) Love That Bob! 0:4V-(4) News (4) Consult Dr. Brothers i is entertaining and amusing (II) EngUsh 12 1:1S- (4) 13th Hour tte evening thow wis coinei- the now defunct "Lineup," turni (7) News up as a man accused of murder U:«IW 9) Guiding light 7:01- (I) World News (0) News and Weather next Sunday's Hitchcock 1:00- 9) News (4) Death Valley Daye 1:41- (I) News; Sermonette Tie hour shew, m eater, thow. And David Brian, the (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (I) Jim Bowie News psaed with Jack staying a suave righteous "Mr. District (0) Cartoons . (7) U.S. Border Patrol 1:40- (1) Give Us This Day harp strong wia aaeaekad (?) About Facet . Attorney" of hit own series, will (0) Terrytoons seeghetti aad sleadUy slewed (U)FuaAtOae THURSDAY MtWNING a leader of a gang of rob- (II) News dawn thereafter. There was aa 1:0*- (t) Bum aad Allen bers in tomorrow nighfs ABC T.m-r W Local Newa !:B- (I) Sermonette excerpt from a French TV "Untouchables." Turncoats, both, 1:8-(I) Newt 0:10- (I) Continental 7: It- (I) Weather v CMnawrclal Edmond O'Brien, who once was 1:«*- OH As The World Tumi Classroom Paul Muni and David Wayne dsaelag earn aad a Ml from (4) Dial 4 (II) Newa 0:11— (I) Previews atar in the controversial film radio's "Johnny Dollar," bobs 7:1*- (1) News Paul Miini. David Wayne and toHy Palmar in "THE LASf aa ItaHaa eaaWdy. Bath ef up next at TVs "Johnny Mid- (1) Movie 0:10- (I) Give Us This Day "The Last Angry Man" from the i hsaar wbaa bt - (T) Ray Millaad Tnilli Wh v best seller of the same name, night," a new syndicated series. O:1S- O) Newt ANGRY MAN" starting Thursday at the Red Bank Carl- thawed them. The , (I) Film Drama (IS) Sports 0:10- (I) Susie currently on view at Loew't "35" The gimmick ra the aeries b • (3) Be Our Guest tea and the Long Branch Baronet. drive-in theater with the co- ma these wMi Johnny*! ability to disguise him- (II) Growing in Spanish (4) Continental Wtatm sad Mtee U) N (4) Wagon Train feature, "The Battle of the Coral self-CouJd this be radio's old CUinooin through Friday and continuous Sea." Two all-time great films, Pttftte fsattt tttaaVt CMM ftfft a) For Better or Worse (5) African Patrol "Mr. Chameleon*' with a Jattier 7:00- (I) Newa ihowa Saturdays and Sundays. "Three Coins in the Fountaia" . (4) Queen For A Day (?) Court of Last Retort Tat aie atwat the burglar wht (4) Today - Bible Epic In one scene more than 150 ind "Love la a Many Splendored tT) Day la Court (0) Movie , . ' trtjr." Ms- (7) Morning Prayer dancers are' shown with' • Misa Thing" will be shown Sunday bsfla dHat tvaa gst (I) Film Drama (II) Air Power through Tuesday. 7:10- (7) Etrty .Bird Cartoons LoUobrigida, who terms her role hewed eat ef CBS list (U) Almanac (IS) Highway Patrol To» Op«3ii 7:1*- (I) Call To Prayer "The greatest any. actress hat t* aake way far Kate ; I:**— (1) House Party Weather Maybe Jack wu trying too heat a» Friday alght aa NBC, 0:40- (1) News ever ben privileged to play." j hard for the day people. Or may- (4) Thia Man kit- (I) Follow That Man (1) Cartoons t* peag the bale left by the (7) Gale Storm . At Asbury MOVIE IMETABLE be people who go to bed before tWftef^SaaartatheTuea- (7) Charley Weaver (7) Uttle Rtseale (I) Film Drama , (II) Hooeymooners ASBURY PARK - The' film] RED BANK 11 an a tougher audience. day algkt aaeap....Larry (If) Richard Willis (II) Basic Russian "Solomon and Sheba" will open a« onico Some of the children to whom Hagmaa, Mtiry Marda's sea (IS) Mike Wallace 0:10- O) News Carton-Duel In The Sun 2:10, 1:00- 0) Millionaire in the St. James Theater here a.m.-t Maurice Chevalier will sing who hi detag well aa aa actor S:M- (I) Men Into Space 0:IS- (1) Captain Kangaroo • •tOM-W NITK till •.«.• 7:10,9:35. (4) Young Dr. Matae Wednesday. Feb. 10. Yul Bryn- Thank Heaven for Little Girls" ea Ms own, wifl hive a lead la (4). Price It Right 0:10- (I) Sandy Becker caiBra v. RED DKvna (5) So Thia it Hollywood ner and Gina LollobrlgldaaUr EATONTOWN on his Feb. 4 CBS show will be aett Saada/t CBS TV Wart- (S) Award Theater (7) Time For Fun * (I) Beat The Clock in the six-million-dollar BibUcal Drive-IB-Cry Tough 7:09, II: Cathie and Cynthia Crawford, ' script by a . (T) Ouie and Harriet (II) Physical Culture Joan's twins, and ' Velentina (0) Strange Stories (11) San Francisco Beat tilt- (I) People's Choice epic produced by King Vidor. OS; Duel in the Sun 8:50. y Skelton, Red's daughter, who are (II) Movie . (IS) Play of the Week (4) Hi Mom Thia wilt be an exclusive New HAZLET will take ever Garry Mean's flying to New York from Cali- lift- (1) Verdict It Yours 0:00-(!) Millionaire (DBeulih Jersey engagement and projec- Leew's Drhre-Ii-Cartoon 7:00. •Tva Get a Secret" chair_- fornia )ust for die show. Another (4) From These Reott (4) Perry Como (II) Day Watch tion will be in the new 70-milli- Last Angry Mm' 7:05, 10:25; (1) Doorway To Destiny meter process. There will be mat- isRandyPaar, Jack's child.. Carel Baraett wU fin la far (1) Wrestling KM- (1) My Little Margie Battle of Coral Sea 9:00. (7) Who Do You Trust? inee and evening shows Monday Art Carney continues Ma virtu- ea tie panel...NBC (?) Hawaiian Eye (I) Topper ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS oso's way: Next la "Three (I) Movie (0) Movie ' (7) Personal Theater Attaatic—Third Man on the One" when he'll play starring 4:00- (I) Brighter Day (II) Traekdown thMU) Exploring (4) House on High Street Mathematica Yacht Club Auxiliary Mountain 7:12, 9:09. parts in three one-act plays—by Sana** g the aid •sM-O) I've Got A Secret Eugene O'Neill, Noel Coward (0) Douglaa Fairbanks (II) Ctnnniana 10:00— (I) Red Rowe LONG BRANCH "Markfcam" spat Schedules Party, D Bareaet-The House of Intrigue aid Sean O'Casey. All this on (1) American Bandstand 10:00- (J) US. Steel Hour (4) Dough Re Mi 4:1*- (I) Secret Storm (I) Movie KEYPORT - The Yacht Club 3:20.7:00, »:S5; The Crimson NBC Feb. 9. Recommended , tonight: "Be (4) This Is Your Life 4:10-(I) Edge of Night (J) Memory Lane' Auxiliary made plans for itt i Kimono 2:00,1:2$. Ike New Yet* PWttarmeale Our Guest," CBS, 7:30*30 p. m. (7) Boxing ' (4) SpUt Personality ItitMU) Our World Neighbort Valentine party and dance Sat (EST)—a new musical variety (II) Decoy ASBUBY PARK : (I) Mr. District Attorney Milt- (1) On The Go urday, Feb. 13, "at a recent meet- a aeries al threa-wDI start at hour, starring Georce De Witt, 10J0- (4) Wichita Town Ing. Mrs. Cartoon Poling and Mayfalr- Operation Petticoa (11) Abbott and Cottelw (4) Play Your Hunch CBS Feb. T-wkh a late of; "Name That. Tune," (0) Movie Mrs. Robert Lemmon was, ap- 2:40; 7:15; 9:40. 1:00-(1) Life of Riley 10;4t-(ll) Science Around You eves. And speaHeg at Perry Como Show, .NBC,. 9-10 (II) Set Hunt pointed to the committee. St. Jamet-Purple Gang J:10. (4) Movie 10:41- (0) News and Weather p. m.—with guests Patti Page (II) Newsbeat s 7:00, 9:30; Atomic Submarine (J) Big Beat Itilt-(I) Cartoons It wu announced that a cock- wiH appear with and Erroll Gamer. 2:00. 0:20. l6:JO. s . (0) Wild BiU Hickok 10:41- (7) Sports 11:00-(1) I Love Lucy tail party will be held Sunday, Sports Feb. 21. Mrs. William Mordecla Lyrtc-The Guebo 7:00, ftW. (11) Bow the Clown (I) Price It Right 11:00-(1) News will be in charge. The hostesses Hal Humphreys f:SB— Clutch Cargo (7) Romance of Life 1:10-(J) Movie (4) Newt were Mrs. Robert Horttup and MRS. CANTOR HOME (II) Reading Workshop 1 Mrs, Earl Huber. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Come- (7) My Friend Flicks (1) Movie ll:tt-(1) December Bride (I) Movie (7) Newt ". dian Eddie Cantor's wife, Ida, (4) Concentration Kansu ranks fint in flour Shows to Watch (II)Three Stooges. (II) News has returned home from Cedsn (5) Romper Room milling In the United States. (U) Dance Party of Lebanon Hospital. She suffer- TONIGHT Laurie, once a pin-up girl, his WEDNESDAY EVENING (7) I Married Joan ed a heart attack Dec 30 an U:W-CBS (Ch.D-UA Sttel gone In for heavy dramatic* In 11:10- (I) Weather and Sports (II) Our Number Syatem 0:00-(I) Felix and Frienda was hospitalized until yesterday. Hear (Chaiea Viewing) — Piper recent years. Here,-ahe's the (4) Weather wife of a poor workman. She WALTER READE THEATRES facet a bleak future with her unborn child and her weak-willed RADIO husband in "Yea Can't Have Ev- WABC WOR ng erything." Aa If this wasn't WCBS WPAT i enough, her husband has an all- CAMUl WHTG 1410 WRCA Ing mother. A Theater Guild pra- fsj| dnctioo, which assures drama WNEW 1 MATIrW AT 2 • IWDIINCf WOM 7 P. M. ArrtmoeN Tiai iWAUO Mm ,-". CONTINUOUS SAT..SUN. a\ HOLIDAYS . Fnd Bobklni Show Cwlton Fradarleki 7:M-NBC(Cb.4)-Wagsa WCBt tin*: Lou Adr World Tonight TnJa-One thtog the producer! N«wi. World I come up witfi here on occasion CAiLTON TONIT1 WOB MM! John teoj* Nm; Wurru •Aiomr TONtn . WM* Ntw.s Ed Mwrllhr Is off-beat casting. Latest to try tana—waa .T»I ntast something different it kid singer weut HUM B«« Atont Tommy Sands. He plays a real "UL ABNER" •Tfct Crawtaa KIHMM" no-good in "The Larry Unify Tni Hooblai th«* Story." Flint McCulwuiih accepts StCNtS TOmOITOW fll - -- —. __>_ fl4i3ritl4)( •Ml responsibility for the boy at the cCullouth * Eliot request of the boy's dying father. Wit It The Be|iiiii( if ViilHCt Before Flint leant how clever Eaay Uitantag a liar the boy is, murder Is com- Danc'o Orekoitra ...till Mown Lai Smith mitted. Oh, yes. Tommy tings a Nawi: Bob Haymti little, too. Mil McCullonih « Ellof Eld Evalyn Tjrnor Trio » Eddlo Layton 7:10 - CsVMcTs) - Be Oar •f ai Gatat-You can't keep i "good" C60 flOWHV $0 n9T6 S GfiOl WMA K«l' ' * *" ^JMSje Ctalr Hutcklm De Witt, who used to head up 8Urll(kl Stlnu one of note supposedly "taint- MeCnllonath A Dial ed" music euti shows, In a n offering. Thit Is a variety pro- %.w^d Tomorrow gram, with De Witt doubling u singer. Mary Am Mobley, Mn Lour John America of 'SO will sing. Guests N Rtrorli are Rocky Graiiano (I) tad Jane Romano, standby for Ethel PAUL MUNI •ns-weat •May Merman. The dean Miller er- DAVID WAYNC Hiaduau. Maiio Fiflaan miaata aawi. chettra. with Ray McKinley, It Kawa; 1*1* Van BET8V PALMER MIWI: Jim !««• CLAUDIA McNtlb Mirtlm HoontrM NOWI: Pll»a John Gamhllni (Ck. TMMe aad •lit Wfltf N«wal Marl Hantot-When the circus was In 3 I*-WCM N«rai T>\* Hollywood recently, Dave and \ N.wa; Art Fort WAfC N«wi. At Lakau •*•.£•; EATONTOWN Cloilnf Stock •Ml MudllHt: Wak* V»Ricky were frequent visitors. DP VI IN T H | A I » I Rmort: Maita *mle Thus It.figured that aa episode Nawa-.-'ahn WlmaU Nms Jack __ .. Stldlo Naw York like "The Circus" wouM cone along. David'a duties at a Isw UMNO clerk take him down to the big STARTS SHOWS FROM 7 PM. top where he becomet more thin tlightly Interested In one of Ihe NOWSHOWINt) circus glamour girls. The boys Mails TONITE Muv do all their own trapete thnta. DoNlhf Mel IVHIMt IV POUMAtT - A MOMaw* taltat raatar kaa ' B*l|tr (tap) and Benny Oeedmaa and Itael Mian ±mmm Mki^jj y S! • Nff|j BrjrjMf li*WBB>* |)i/TBB• W Merman -, are shewn In an artlst'e teMtst ef Mrs. Beekman aaeaial ef PfMay, Ma. aV*« tae NBC-TV Net-. hew they will leek In the full-heur t#Mlal. Den FORD RIYNOLDS WNTt Htadllnwi ttrletlr for Wonun work. The DaaallMra — «M Ullle and RayVeerheae' OreheMra will be futures. Nowi; Galon Bnko* Feted at Party Sr:: whipped up a script dealing with Joan Wlatata Mula • HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Emlte.M. hypnotic suggestion. In the film, Ntwa. Jokn Dalr Mown Mr Tno . Beekman, M Beach St., Sea to Be Film Producer •III Leonard IhM : - Jacques Bergerac plays a profes- Km, Haanr , yaeA MOWII Art Bright, was .guest of honor at a atonal hypnotist who is doing his WSJBB Nowil • '" work on a theater audience. He Mortka Wrl«M • hinehem recently at tht Alptoe Told vit One Easy Lesson HO««IIMI, Mail* Manor, atka that the house lights) be HOUYWOOD (AP) - How toMoch, a tail, dark-haired man turned on, then they light up the IND HIT «ir T It was apsnsoftd by her actual movie theater. He then JOHN SAXON in rli. BU»1Um Itaila dates la Olri Scout aetrvitlts la ba a movie producer.'ta oat eaty la Mi thirties. "To be a producer, putt the audience through tome lMr Tttn IrittrrlMnt MaHka UtiH p. Mem; sea Bright, where she was a fcr- «*non: you either had to work your way suggestion tests, including one "CRY TOUGH" N«w»i Am»;'» A»dr DMT BfOWIlit MQUt HMGt** I. Get aa idea. up through the ranke or else be a Involving a balloon, which each fe JBTftP Beekman, who will shortly i This It the word from Charles relative of the studio head. The patron gets at the door. Nowit HWM Parlf "We-never really knew whether "Til naadlliwal Mills to New Shrewsbury, wsi presett- Blech, who WM Hollywood mat- big ttudlot would havt no truck Gtiilatoriai ,....- _ _, Nown t. Roblnaai ed s gift as wit her former is- audiences would buy our gim- Illll wtWawa ' McCanni at Hom« ager of a photo syndicate until with Independent operators. FuJ RoMilBl Jliaw sistant, Miss Patricia Miller, Rlv- mick," said Bloch. "The resultslMM DflltfD AMr •" Illll WAM Harlln Block, Miks a few months ago. He's still it hit lwlt> •^L^j Bolltva •atlroam enlde Ave., Little Silver. Mn. "But when an industry it in were inuring at the two' pre- " «•*••**• ».»:' WJJa flarry Mnyro old Job, but he hit also produced A AH Roy W. Scbadt and Mn. Robert trouble, as movies are today, views wo had, We took infra-red warra aot isak • a movie for Allied Artists called there Is ample opportunity for an fluhrlal HaaUr F. Norton ware it charge of ir- photographs, and five out of rangsffltnttt ' - * "The Hypnotic Eye." outsider to come in with new every six In the audience appear According to the reviews, the ideal." to be following Instructions." Othtr•—•••»• atv • aaitttendiaa • ii aaimgp wern«a)a*e> Mra••••af.t ^. . g to Hoch'a idea came right out of he hid no Heuner Haaaen, Mrs. Walter "Jn .It He added that Johntoa, Mn. Thomas Kueotla,. tht cinema art, but It falls neatly left field. A year ago, one of histrouble selling his film idei to Mn. Frank Klrchner. Mn. Ed- Into that Important Industry photographers, Billy Whltfleld, Allied Artists boss Steve. Broldy. ir AKman, Mrs. Chester Lw, category: the exploitation picture. gagged that ha had a notion for "I hid never even met him," Mnn. William R. Doddt, Mn. Like "Hercules," "House on the ultimate In gimmicks: the sild Bloch. "When I presented Guy WUbanks, Mn. Victor Ur> Haunted Hill," 'The Tlngler," It audience would face a blank the project, he said okay, I tea, Mn, Marvin Pedenen, Mn. might make'a bundle via heavy screen and be hvpnoUxed Into never got a contract until John J, Hollenbick, all of Sea telling. believing that they were witness- week alter the picture was fin- Bright, Mrs, Howard Miller and The interesting thing about the Ing the best movie they'd ever ished. The only way I found out Mrs. William T, Sawyer. Little film Is that it was dreamed up ***•> the dcil was really on wai when Silver, and produced by a complete tyro "I just laughed at him at first." I tried to park on the lot one day. to the movie business, It't the said Bloch, "But after a while I A parking space had becti as- Cost of a movie specticulir sort of thing that can happen started thinking that there would signed to me, so I figured I had For ftirttior Thtotrt Information today Is about six million dol- today, be a good gimmick there, Why i deal," lars. Cost of producinp g a siml "Five or 10 years ago, a new not hypnotlte the audience?' PHONE SHADYSIDE 1-9400 lar film clinic la the IMOt comer coulld ntver hhavt broken Actual hypnosis teemed too The Congo River In West Af WU 1245,000, late the picture iadutoy," said daagsraui, but hi tad Whltfleld rlca ti about 1,000 mllfi In length. | '* ' *» * - - George Mete9s Four Jump Shots In a Row Chops Down Buccos MANASQUAN - Red Bank four fouls for his total. George High School last night continued MeU dumped in 13 and Bryan Clancy picked up an even doicn By r/lXTOJt I. JOHNS its habit of losing the close ones « IISIMtU S 113 C d T H • 1 ISIKlSM S 1 1 with the. clock ticking out when shared Red Bank's six field goals > iciucr « til s tipoinkramkia J JJ THE ATHLETIC PROMINENCE achieved by many Manasquan pulled out a M-ll and aeven fouls; while Howard of tha natiOB'a top athletes in one iport has opened the Shore Conference A Division vic- fired in *ine twin counters and doors for them to try their hands, feet and/or faces in tory.,,. /. .'.','' ...... lone foul shot. Al Gatla also The Bucs, who were in con- Hararcdaa _ II 11IIII new mediums, including, of course, the movies and Olflelali — UfcWdo, Dahraus* television. tention only a few days ago, skidded in the circuit's stand- And, M radi success stories go, sometimes the ings to keep one step ahead of I career is a better one and the first Is for- Freehold Regional, the cellar club. Red Bank now has a 2-4 record, Onr the yarn we've had many who became while Manatquan Jumped up in' eelhriotd dickers after first starring Imports. In to a tie with Middletown and this group you can Jot down Johnny Mack Brown, Asbury. Park Vith 3-J records. Herman Ms, Johmty Weismuller, Mute Rosen* Coacn Don Slaven's team was ami fighting In the late stages of bloom, Chock Coanort, Johnny Beradlno and Bus- the final period and on two.oc- tar Crabbe to list Just a few. casions the Bucs knotted .the TODAY, THE SECOND CAREER field for burl £ score at 45-45 and 5444 A late scoring drive by Howie athletes is getting more crowded all the time and you f Dombrowski kept the Big Blue can find them in the off seasons doing everything from f out front and he iced the game flickers to the rassle ring. on a three-point play. With only seconds on the clock, Red Bank Bob Mathias, for one, turned to the movies after tried to get a three-point play becoming the world's decathlon champ and only re- under, way. when Alan Klatsky threw In to Dennis "Murphy" cently he was warned that because of this his amateur Carusoe, but the strategy failed standing was such that he would be ineligible to com and the Blue team bundled up pete for the decathlon crown in the coming Olympics. KINNUY HOCKS ONI — Eddie Kennedy, 13, Red Bank CatholjcY offensive »t«r, the victory. •lie is a valuable man on defense. In photo Ed blocks a l«te layup attempt by George Metz fired up Mana- < fat Comlikey, once a top heavy contender out squan with five minutes to go in . of the east beaded west when be lost what touch Bob Stored lit Utt" night's Caiey-Wall Township gam* at Red Bank High School. the fourth quarter when he went he had Is the ring and has had several bits In tele- Bob Wml, 22, RBC, and Lea' Waltub, 13,' and JimSeheidt, 35, Wall Township, a one-man scoring spree by watch tha action. R«d Bank Catholic won, 78-57. dumplne in four Jumps in a row; vision shows and soon he will star in a TV series, In a tight first quarter, Mina- M a fighter. squan came out on top, 12-10, .frank CHfford, the handsome New York but then the Bucs took a turn in rloiunouth Gets the second quarter and a "Rood Giants' quarterback who also has a jren for the Williams Elected Gaseys Get Loose turn" it was. Red Rank held a movies, will star In an action series revolving 30-*"; lead after a 20-13 quarter. Recreation 'ourth Straight The Bucs were leading. 4t43. around a turnpike cop. In Third Stanza -oins.into the final oeriod but Sid Gillman, the Los Angeles Rams' coach' recently Beating Ft. Jay Manasquan knotted the count at given the gate and then hired as head coach of the Los President or 78-57 tin the start of the fourth and then RED BANK - Harold E. Wil- FORT MONMOUTH - Scoring hoth Hubs went Into the ding RED BANK — A second half Angeles Chargers in the contemplated new pro loop, al-liams of 85 Prospect Ave. was an easy 64-47 win over Fort Jay done final quarter battle. Mana- coring spree' by Red Bank elected president of the Red last night at the Field House, souan took .the edge. 18-15, In ready his appeared in two TV series, one with the old latholic snowed under Wall RUMSON •0-MTTW - Chuck Nichols, Rumton-F.ir Bank Parks and Recreation com- Fort Monmouth extended its pre-the third and rewated In the first baseman, Chuck Connors, the star of "The Rifle- ownship, 78-57, last night on v mittee when the group re-organ- sent winning. streak to four (o»rth with a IMS margin. . Haven Regional High School eager, is one of tha main- man." •,„'•• ized last vfeek. ted Bank High School's court. games and 10th victory' in the Wall proved to be a stubborn Dombrowski keot the Rii> stays on the quintet. Nichols is most valuable around last 11 contests. Blue Several of the Los .Angeles baseball stars have [uintet (or the Caseys (or two going as tie tooned the the boards with his retrieving and it a consistent scorer The Signalmen, with all but been given parts in TV and movies since the Dodgers Matters and part of the third, scoring with ?0 our of their points registered on for the Bulldogs. but once the Green and Gold He hit with eleht field goals and won the N.L.pennant and the series. field goals, were paced by Al Co- team' set sights on the target, hill and Jack.Rozier. Each had ouls. Atlantic had » field goals Vail was knocked over like a QUIT A FEW of tbo pro football play era turn 14 points as Monmouth posted its and 13 fouls. lack truck crashing through a 13th triumph of the season. They Riimson Trounces Tigers, Atlantic's jayvees trimmed rasalar in tha off season, and do well at it, too. rail. ' have lost nine times. Rumson, 72-39. Fred Gerlach Lataat Jotnars art Sid Youagelman and Gene (Big Coach Don Czok wasn't quite The Jay squad from Governors 73-51, for 2d League Win had 14 and Lee Dutkin and Tom Daddy) Upseomb, now on tha mat beat ure what the opponents were Island, N. Y., went all the way Seeley 12 each. ping to do next. They, took a with five players.- It was a close •M (13) Ml. Milk, ill) 74 lead In the first quarter and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — xinch in the third quarter. The o r ft. Many of tha outstanding athletes have become first half, with 11 ties, until the NlchoU ora t4r Anthony oa rl la came uo with another sourt early Rumson-Fair Haven. Regional Tigers were trailing,by 22 point* DtOaorit a w IchmMrl T m sportscastcrs. Including Frankle Frlsch, Dizzy Signalmen left at intermission Klunck i' « I " ilh • the thlnl that Rave the Caseys with a 30-M spread. High School was hotter than but managed, to slice "the gap McAllllMr in •4' 3 II ily a 3S-36 lead early in the pistol, fire yesterday afternoon down to 14 at the end of the Perl 4 « fceley . . Dean, Harry HeUmann, Walta' Hoyt. George Ken The .two Army posts gained a Fallen F. OcrOcrUcU h 0I 10 0 and Buddy Mattnsr.. Latest to Join this fraternity nlrd quarter. split for the evening a* the Jaywhen hooking up with Atlantic 55-41. In the final quarter the Tharm 4 < 1 O'KnfOKnfe oioil l zone;defense' In Ullle FFtrnandcd z 0' 0 0 Is Lou (Iht Toa) Grata, who has a TV sports show Ctok used a WACs trimmed the Monmouth en- Highlands on the Tigers' little Bulldogs chalked up an 18-10 Uo \i E. OerUch o o 0 first hair, but once be: shifted court. The Bulldogs romped, 73- core. >•.••• McCarthy O 0 3 2 try, 92-2>. The Victors led all the Lundln 0 « aclKnck o a ta Cleveland. man to man In die second, way. i 51. Rumson played good ball from Uuii|tr Bo«lcy 0 I) j Caseyt started rolling at a The win evened Rumson's »urt to finish and the height of K«l|u 1 «' Many athletic stars have gone Into other . .(SI) lapldpace. In the third session err Shore Conference B Division the Bulldogs wu too much tor the 1* 13 SI Mas, Hkt nunateraeirt, poUttea, law and modi* o r r 0 0 0 Rumton . IT 31 IT 18-T3 hev outscored Wall, »K. lor a 4 4 12IPCIM 1 III record in Northern competition Tigers to cope with. Fred Tharin, All. High. .: ;...... • 19 IS 10—91 3 * 4 Holler OfHelali — Cuhut. daa and made good at It, too. MJ advantage goinn Into the 5 lialHolmel 3 0 S at 2-2, while it was Atlantic's McAllister, Chuck Nichols, Bob last eight minutes. Another foree 3 • «,CobIH 2 14 third loss in five outings in the tillie and Perl picked rebounds ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and there aephent 0 2 circuit. Rumson is 54 over all off the boards at will from the Mauning Schedules ooinU were xdded in the fina'e 0 4 and strung along the typewriter... Didja know that the HaraU E. WVUam hen the Caseys edged. Wall Huey and the Tigers, 3-7. much shorter Atlantic club. 8-12 Baseball Meeting fllevcns 15-'*. . 0 « Coach. Don Trotter's Bulldogs Four Rumson cagers hi greatest number of hunting accidents Jiappen on the Mr. Williams, a former Red Merrill 2 1 « RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ver- Eddie Kennedy, the all around Fe MIAMI, Fla. - Lastborn 'ng to net the Purple and White The T^Ren had three men In An invitation was extended to Others named (or office during i« third quarter with 10 mark (f24.<0). Bill Hartack's fourth :iub off and running. DeGeorge the double-column scoring with ...Well, Alfred G.Vanderbilt has a young thorough all interested in a baseball league the year include Mrs. Norma winner on the card, closed with 'lad two baskets in the spurt. Dave Schmedes posting 17 mark- bred at Hialeah who is a son of Sailor, out of When in Chasek of 145 Manor Dr., vice- for township boys to attend. « the a rush to win the feature at There was never a doubt. Rum-ers. Bob Anthony Had 13 and president and Mrs. Doris Patton, K"nned» was Wh "i»n Rome... The name?... "Weekend Pass"... Stan Mus- three Hialeah yesterday. son jet-streamed to a 17-$ first Bruce Heath dipped in 11 points. TURNS DOWN MMM 77 South St., secretary. ontent with ?» t»i'lefc lal's reported 1960 pay, although slashed, boosts him Him the rharitv lane. NEW ORLEANS-Moon Gossip luarter lead and Increased it Rumson had one of its very BOSTON - Jackie Jensen of above the $1,000,000 mark in salaries from the Cards 'pelt'"<• »*vo fj«m»* were ($15) took thejead at the head ty 26 points by the half after a V>oA days on the foul lane, sink-the Boston Red Sox turned down Shore wtth IS and Boh Wesei of the,, stretch and romped to t 11-13 second quarter. ing 27 out of 34 foul shots. In a $40,000 a year contract and ...This reportedly tops the money Babe Ruth and Joe nlh 17. " 4-lenjtth victo-v in the top event Coach Roxy's Finn's club fact, the Bulldogs had 23 field retired from baseball so he could DiMsggio made in their careers with the Yanks... Conference H*nV Pnvftvlowski led Wai at the Fair Ground*. :ame up with its best offensive goal* In giving way to the I be at home more with his family. ith 21, while teammate Bob ' Willie Shoemaker, not Eddie Arcaro, has won more A DIVISION Storch dunked in IS. S100.000 stake races on the turf ...The Red Sox will Last Main's Results Red Bank Catholic's Jayvees have the two tallest players in the majors on their Maaasquan M, Red Raak II. ran away with, the preliminary roster this year....Ron Jackson and Frank Sullivan Las* Brandt II, Mldletawa SI. name. hv defeating Wall's re- ...Each is 67"...There have been 1,780 nominations Nepttuie 74, Freehold SI. serves, 5»-M. Frank Slover, with for four futurities to be raced at Yonkers Raceway, Suadtags nine, and Bob Schuli. with et"ht > W L Pet. -olnts, marked the Caseys. The trotting emporium, in 1963...Even with'two clubs Green and Odd m»vees now dis- WHY SO HOT ? :.._ 5 | .an ahowing an increase, Southern Association attendance Leas Rraach 4 2 Ml way an 11-3 record. •.- a. c. Jal T«». <•« .••• •• • ^ssF ^s*r • • -^asr • • Stop in at your last year dropped 20 per cent and sumthin' has to beAskwy Park I S JM n p r u T MMdktewa :._... I Kennedy * 10 SWH. Pny'ikl S " done... Dartmouth college's goalie mask, prepared for Hartmtn 5 O II k Williak t Mercury dealer's and you'll see why fast. For where else can you get so much car for so I i .jet WF»1 T ^ 1TIM Waltuk II 'Tom Wahman, is getting notice around the country.. Ryan 1 s i atorcli ' T Red Baak 2 4 Ml Kymrr T 1 15 I Mlllt (chilli 3 1 SIO'Donntl 0 little money? For example, the Monterey 4-door costs only $36* more than top models Its fin* points are no fogging, no obstruction of vision, 1 S Kanptiton 1 1 3'«l»Try » • DIVISION (NORTH) >th 3 1 Tin. Pnv'tkl ] and no flapping. — 1 (I.2IT, WaltMk 1 of low-price cars. Where else can you get a car so beautifully clean and trim-and. Last Want's Reautts I) O OSchtldl II Rumsot>FalrHavea 71, Atlantic 34 1071! M ITSi for that matter, so superbly built-with every car road-tested, not just spot checked. OKLAHOMA U. has a pot* vaulter who may Hishlaaas III. l«Ml Bnnk Catholic . , IS !! » IS-" Wall Towtmlilp '.....-.. ! » :i llU-SI be the next world's b*st...J.D. Martin cleared Staadlas* IS* la practice and didn't miss badly 'at 1W... Pet. Hoffman Five Defeala Matawaa' MM As a soph last year be did 1M%" for tha best any Kejraarl .Mt Si. AtayV, 76-63 coUego soph ever made...Russia makes use of Ramoea .SM SOUTH AMBOY - Hoffman movies to film techniqiMS of Its athletes and In one Athmtlc Highland* High School behind the it-point Met It had four cameras on one per* Hettmaa production of George Reick, de- Wall TewnsMa feated St. Mary's, 7043, last .. Coach of the wear's swtamlng team at B DIVISION (SOUTH) night to win the City Champion- Roantke, Va., college is u woman.., Among other Uit Nlaht's Results ship for the first time In many years. gtfla gtvon to Don Davidson, the Braves mighty So. Reslwial H, Toms River 41. publicity chief, at a recent banquet in his Standings was a drum...for more drum beating... Pc LADIES DAY TomV River cause of the presence of their All- Point P'eas«nr 4 I .Ml Anserkan star, Jerry West, West Virginia la sold So, Re"kMal ... out for an the rest of Its home games this year... •rkk Tmmshlt Ukewaad Trainer of the horse of the year, Sword Dancer, Is Central Rettoaat I S .117 Sport Burch aid ha one* majored In English lit- Ust Nlsht's N*a-Ceal*r«ac* eratart atYal*... As sjulck as you can say Robin- « Games son, Frank, that Is, the Clncy slugger now has hit Red Rank Catholic 71, Walt Town. in WIT $11 iwvt tut pun. this prie* more homers by a righthandad batter than any ship 17. difference over th« low-price car buys Mercury'" Kevnert M. Central Reatonal 41, more beatitiful styling, It buys a quieter ride (33% other player In Redleg history... Ernie Lombardl 7a, St, M»rv> tSS) I), more inflation), greater rtablllty (7' lonurr wheel- hsM the format mark... IS players in the National St. RA«I 71, l.nV'woix) Si b«w), anil extra quality. SM and try 24 more Basketball loop are averaging 20 or more points edvanUfM at your Mercury dealer's showroom. a game... When Ernie Banks hits his fourth home TAKES FIRST ROUND ' ran this year, he will become the Cubs all-time DUNEDIN, Fla, - Al Walrow 60 yours old and throe times the run champ. champion, corded a onc-undor- ENGLISH MOTORS pur 71 to lake tint round in the ^Times' up — it's youi M-Wcilnttday, Jan. 27,1960 RED BANK IIEGISTLH (13,000 PGA Seniors Tournament, turn to watch foe awhile!' 34 aMapIt Avtnut Pete Rozelle Is Commissioner BEACH, Fla. (AP)pectedly- . here last night and nd through 23 ballots, before Pete Ruelle, M-yearkrtd general cleared the decks for debate to- choosing a league boss.' i" spurs AND MISSES ag of. the Lot Angeles day on league expansion. Rozelle, announcing ha,would Rams, is the lixth commissioner The youthful native of South keep league hesdquarters in Phil- Paul A. Albreeht Nitionil Footbill League. Gate, Calif., near Los Angeles, adelphia and eventually move to Another milestone of bowling has passed. Las Rozelle's selection is a com-was elected to the $50,000 a.year New York City,, wu given a Sunday morning the Monmouth County Bowling Pro- promise candidate to succeed job by the dub owners who hadthree-year contract. He said ha the: late Bert Belt came unex fought bitterly for seven dayi planned to keep the league staff prietor! Association held its election meeting and fol- intact, including Austin H. Gun- lowed this with a gathering of representatives of the sel, icUng commiiiioner since Matawan Misses Scoring Bell's death list Oct. 11. Shore Firemen's League. This is a milestone as it is Minutes after Roielle's elec- the first time such a session was held, the points dis- tion, the owners reflected Gun- cussed proved that such a meeting was long overdue. Punch in Overtime Loss sel leigue treasurer, giving him THe results of this meeting should improve bowler- $9,(00 a year salary boost to reported $15,000, and a f M,«N proprietor relationship. , CARTERET - Playing against bonus for his work u acting BIH Junda of Shore hum is the new presi- zone defense mixed around a commissioner. man-to-man defense, or some- New League Ratelle'i fint problem as dent, Morris Ftingold of HowtU Lanes, is score- thing like that, stymied Matawan commiiiioner concerned the Im- High School last night as the Considering portant issue of expansion which tafy-totamrtr, and Stave Perry of Perry's Lanes, Huskies tost a 45-31 cage game win be taken up-at the saasfcM vice prtsidmt to Csrteret in an overtime ses- starting at 1:31 a. m. (EST) to- sion on the vicion' court- Applications day. ' The Shore Firemen's League was represented by It wu * tough MM to loao tor '"Expansion is a muit for die DALLAS, Tex. (AP) '- The its president, Spencer Morton; vice president, • Jim the Matawan club that went into National Football League," said the game with a IM Mason's fledging.American Football Durkin and this writer. Actually, there'was ho policy MIODUTOWN-lONft BKANCH ACTION — Let's Square Dance soemt fe be .the League promised today it would the new commissioner. record, "The growth of the league un- established on; any point as the committee representing thing in the picture at right as Frank-Bottone, No. 3, Middletown Township, 'takes Matawan has • couple of pretty not run into difficulties similar to those of Its established coun- sr Bert Bell has made profes- good tall boys that are food re- the firemen was not empowered to make agreements. in arm big Vin Muscillo in last night's 9ame. In laft photo, Tony Auar, 20, Lions' the National Football sional football the top spectator bounders, but in this one they terpart. The only point of agreement arrived 'at was that the scoring aco, gott off a layup shot despite an attempted block by Marty Robinson, League It hid: made, a good sport in our country. There are were over matched in height with many ' population areas that meeting was a success, both sides understand each Long Branch. The Groan Wave bombed Middletown, 76-56. start along that line in opening the smallest Carteret man its tint annual meeting yester- should have pro. football." other and now realize some of the problems each side uring«'l". However, the 4-foot, faces. They will meet again to make the required After a sea-saw battle all the considered the applications former Compton (Calif) Junior agreements. Long Branch [j way the Huskies folded in the of Atlanta and Oakland for theCollege basketball player did not offman's Trounces Sal's extra session'when the Carteret eighth soot in the league then say when the league should ex- The proprietors pointed out the financial aspects marksmen outscored MaUwan, had to postpone a decision be- pand. He said the time aad place Bombs Lions U. io add insult to injury Coach cause it got ah unexpected bid would have to be determined by of their problems: how they must contend with rising In Recreation Cage Loop Bruce MacCutcheon lost Ms Ult- v late ta the day from San Fran- costs, how they have absorbed these rises for the past In A League est man Dan Kuuha with only cisco. MinneipoJIs-St. Paul and Dsl- two years, that bowling has fallen off—per house, RED BANK - Don Smith and Maletto was high for the winner! six seconds gone in the three- Not' only that, the league Us have been promised fran- MIDDLETOWN- Long Branch Anthony Cantalice scored 23: and with seven points while Pat Geminute overtime period. Kunna wasn't sure how many more ap- chisei this year. Miami, Fla., and' that is—and that they have figured all ways to keepHigh School moved up to tie As- 22 points respectively, to pace roni and Anthony Lucisano each went out on fouls as the over- plications it might receive. It St. Louis are possibilities la INI. costs down so that a hike in bowling fees would not bury Park; for second place in theHoffman's to a one-sided, .SS-26, scored four points (or the losers. time period's six seconds ticked had a check still on file from an Representatives of all four are Shore Conference 'A Division victory 1 over Sal's in the Red B LEAGUE away. So without the rebound- Oaklankldd group not connected here •wailing the decision. It be necessary. They have arrived at t*tie point of norace last night when the Green Bank Parks and Recreation Com- The Westside Reps easily de- Ing of Kuxma with 2:54 to go, thewith the one that Made the ap-will take M of the 12 votes to ;; : Wave bombed Mi'ddletwon Town- • return. " , ^ "'••••• ' '. • ; - , ' •.. ' '•?••<,", mittee Adult Basketball League feated the Travelers in the' first Huskies were in trouble due to plication yesterday. push through sn amendment nec- ship, 76-56, on the Lion's home played at Red Bank High School. game of the B League by. a the personal foul rule. The national Football League essary, to approve any oqwaiion. Spencer Morton pointed out the Firemen's court. -' •'; In another runaway contest, 60-1S score. William Smith led One could say MaUwan lost the was deadlocked at Miami for a Rotelle was chosen as com- Uague problems. They include distances some Middletown was -tied with As- the Rebels defeated the Dukes, the victors' scoring with M points game at the foul line. In eight solid week, over naming a "com- miulooer when the 11 owners teams must travel, the possibility of fires on a Fri- bury Park for second place with 6347, with Joe Brunner leading while Ed Nadeau was high for trips to the chirity corner the missioner. The AFL won't hive were unable to agree on Marshall day bowling night which causes some teams to be a >2 record, but the loss evened the way with 19 points. Lou Mus-the losers with 12 points. Huskies converted only two fouls. that difficulty since It already Leahy of San Frsaclsco, Gunsel, Conference matters for the Lions. tillo fired in II for the Dukes ; The second.game went to theThe scoring here matched the ex-has Joe Foss, former governor „* DM Kellett, Baltimore's gaa- late—or to fail to appear. Mr. Morton said any Long Branch is now 3-2. The A nip' and tuck tussle was 39ers over the Jersen Gents, 51tra period score as Carteret complaint an alley proprietor may have should be Liqps are 6-7, and the Green performedyby the. Syrian Guards 15. Bruce Edington wu high/for made nine conversions count. sloner. But It could be g p Wave, 8-6, for the season. . and the Blue Jays. Grant Jones' the winners with 19 points while In a slow scoring first period the selection of the eighth addmskl to Mm without delay. Also that the Coach Phil Braun's Middle- 21 points paced the Guards to a Herb DeSatvo had chipped in Carteret took a 74 lead and atcity although Lunar, Hunt of league is striving to cooperate with the propri- town team held on for dear life 57-55 victory. For the, losers it seven for the losers, halt time still was out front, IT Dallas; president of the league, West Virginia in the, first half, but absorbed was John Generelli dofng the top C LEAGUE K, after doth club* tossed in 19 said he figured they would wind etor in every way. up their meeting tomorrow and the, bombs in.the second half. scoring chore with 17 paints. The Knlghti defeated, the Phan markers. Has Best Record Coach< Jerry Palaia's Brani-h- A. LEAGUE Carteret's shooters managed to that the city,selected would be torn* m the first game in over by unanimous 'vote. The proprietors announced some tentative plans ers went, ahead,/14-10, in the The Originals defeated the Trot- time, 14-12. Robert Taylor scored pick up five points in the third, "We are not la a controversy first chapter nnd increased the'r ters in the first game, 31-30. the winning basket. For the losera 15-10, and a 3M« margin going Of Major Teams for running tournaments in Monmouth County that over which city is to be se- lead bv eight noints at h»lf 'John Sellers led the victors' William Gibson had four points. into the payoff quarter. lected." Foss declared. "The ap- will benefit bowling. Some of these tournaments will time after footing to a 17-13 scoring 12 points, while John'Ge- The second game saw the Bucs Matawan came back to lift in plications that hive been made West Virginia resumes Iti bid seroni nerind. raud had H points for the lasers. win over the Globe Trotters, 17- the fourth and the score was be at no cost to the bowlers. Details of the tourna- have been solid and acceptable. for the top national, ranking. af- •St'M hanging on In tlie third, The second game saw the filer's 12. knotted at 32-32, 34-all and again ments will be released to the press as soon as pos- It's just a question of deciding ter an 11-day layoff white its the Lions were nim>ed bv 'three win over the Off-Beats, 41-33. The last game went to the Fatat 3f-M as the game ended. Fail- which city his the best ficUi Southern Conference neighbor, sible. "' ~' . •:,:'•••••,: \ •'••••'..-,. '..'•, •wints• , 21-M.bnt the roof raved Ronnie Ebert scored 14 points cons over the Play-boys when ure to score in the overtime cut ties." Virginia Tech, continues Its push id In the final auarter., I.on>» for the' 69er's .while Mike De- with three seconds to play, Jerry MaUwan's artery. Walter Sternenbefg continues his: fine secretarial for Just plain recognition In col- Branch eallon^d BWRV to rack 110 Stefano had 16, points for the Horn hit for the winning basket Rollie Peterson scored 11 of 20 lege basketball feature! tonight- work by submitting a weekly report to this column 24 points while the best the Off-Beats. •;; .'••.•.:'[ He had 10 pointa for the night, points in the second half with Lions were doing was a 15-point The last game was;a rout as while (or the losers. Jerry Ben' six points in the third and five Foul Shooting West Virginia, fourth-ranked on the doings of his Red Bank Recreation Commercial nationally but with the belt ov- nrnductlbn. i •; '•'.'•• the "Sharp-Snootera. downed the nicasa scored eight'markers. markers in the fourth. He Hague. In last week's action, Sheridan Bar's cup was ' Braun's club nulled to with'ri Knicks, 6(W7. . Bucky Stevens wound up high man for Matawan er-ill record ol all major teami filed'three times-by the Gobos team while second a few points of the visitors in dumped 25 points for the winners, with' 1J. One point came at the Wins for Knicks at.lW. pJoyi at Pitt in iti first one staije late in the >ame, h"t while Joe Patalano had six points foul line. Tim Migee had 1 Associated Press Rime since it Muted Villmova place Lincrpft Esso stalled twice against F & D Sunoco, l Willie Mays' from the unbeaten ranks on Jan. once -Long Branch eved uo thefor the losers'.' • and made the other foul point. The foul shot, often ignored In If. Virginia Teclt-quletly build- to drop'4.VS. games behind and stay but a half game up Wn tarset in the last nuarter E LEAGUE Ward scored just about half of these days of fast moving,, high ing up to West Virginia's class it was into the cage for the Lions. Salary Reported Carteret's point* with a 32 point scoring tactics in the National on Kleenize Rug Cleaners. The Roman Knights defeated in the Southern Conference- Vin Muscillo and Les Wright production. Biatowarciok hit forBasketball- Association, had the Kletnize bad an easy night of It via a forfeit the Knickerbockers by a 9-Stcorei seeks Its ninth straight victory were the b! (Ui New York sank 31 of M to help «he Southern Conference, and over Bond Electric and two over eighth-place At- fires shut out the. Cubs, W as 1 : : find the basket enough times to man.man ** .' •' . '>• 4i r *\f beat the Western Division lead- VPt have <-o conference records, lantic Hotel ..'/: .-..:v^•: .'''- -(-';:'..>:^:\^ Fred Klatsky, Rocky Procopio T. HaaM > I It ICarmlcbtii 0 11 crack double figures. Ulasewir.h and Philip Dotts scored two points The famous centerfielder joined Banal i1 o0 -2 utdvttJltdvuii o- e- a• lag St. Louis Hawks, 139-119, this year but don't meet during the Giants at New York's Polo 4 0 aSMwak the .regular season. Depending There were 11 double century counts recorded by hit seven time's from the fle'd each for their team. .*, 7 1 13i BltlOW'Ilt 6 while Detroit Iced a 121-144 vie- nnd jnatchrd th"t ficure »t the Grounds in 1951. and moved with 0 0 OiWard 10 in__ tory over Syracuse in: the final oa the draw and early round ninei men. Gene DiFedele headed the list with a 206, The third game went to the 1 0 2|acnreck V 0 » I them to San Francisco in 1W nUaute•~.-~-—• "T~^ —s. wit• ~ —"h™ -—fiv— r e^ Vfre^ -ve^ «BthrowsW w *w v#. RB^**T**^a'*^S •Oa^a'^S/ avHBB^IOIj aSsjaj^d QB^SJVSJI Tip^gl^ foul 'line,' for 21'. ooints. TonyBlue Devils over the Tiger* in 217 and 375. Johnny Acerra rolled 202 and 208. Sheri- when Major League baseball is > asi n •« Thess'rwo gimei, a doublebsatV er la the pott-sesion COnfereJiee Auer was next in line with nine another shut out, 7-0. Morris Dud- Malawaa- _ SID 10 10 3-M to the West Coast. er at New York's Madison Square Tournament which advances its dan Bar is first in all cate|ories with 987 and 2633. ooints.- ,'•. \ •;• •• ley.. is-Jiigh scorer with three ;artam _ • I 10 It 4 » - ances its Yesterday he signed a contract ffilBtHl — Worwlck, Clcarllll, " " were the only Lons Branch also tmik Inwee points. ••:... Garden, winner Into the NCAA Tourna- ; Individual races are well divided, •Tony Savage calling for an estimated 1*5,000. honors wi(n a fi2-*G vie orv. scheduled In the NBA. ment. and Bob Makely have the only 600 sets with 638 and . D LEAGCE That may make him INO's top- •Iriinner and nnld*i»re were h'"1* The Knicks hid to be not at Kentucky, fust about knocked ! The D League with six teams salaried baseball player and Is anNeptune Gushes the charity line because St. Louis 616; Sam Chimenti—252, Jim Keane—244 and Nick scorer . fp* the Lions w '.i 22 out of the Southeaitern Confer- competing got under way last estimated 15,000 over his las hid a U-of.JS mark, including ence race it uiuilly dominates, Mustacchia—243, are the single game leaders; Tommy noints each. week at River Street School gym. year's pay. 1-01-24 In the fint half. But a pliys Georgia at Columbus, Ca., MIMMawa a foul shot by Herbert Douglas. pered Willie's batting average School led Freehold Regional to place 1oitnn« : a y g g Yorkers from ••;«• »*« Msl»rt seventh-ranked Tony Savage a 170. ; l i Jh Fl ld h Fl ih thh e slaughtelh r housh e lasl t nighht point deficit to victory, with the !!« John Falvo led the Falcons with slipped from Utah (14-2) in other major gsmes Application blanks for the Monmouth County ; 0 (I WFIna 3 « siix pointsit , whilhile ButcBth WbWebstet r The St Louis Cards sighed four "I*" cutting the Colonials up, former .UCLA itar linking two Kirmin a 1 I) 2 scored all eight pointa for the 74-31. in a Shore Conference A fouls to bnak-i 117-ell U* to BowMng Association's 18th annual tournament are t\n»mr\r players yesterday, giving the Alabama: Oil) snapped an II- losers. '.-•-'. •••. '• ;.; . •••• Division contest Mere* < •»"»• n Minna 0 (I Redbirds 2S in the fold. Those keep .'Mewl York In front for good. tame losing itreak, beating tour- 0 0 The second game saw the In one point of the third quart' availabte. Wt have learned from an unimpeach- to agree to terms were outfielder Niulls. who sink eight of nine ing Oklahoma City, S4-S2, on Lar- [(nicks defeat the Pistons, 144, er, Regional was holding its own abW source (Ed. Bahr, Sr.) that the blanks were Bob Nleman. pitcher Bob Blay- fouls and scored 90 pointi shired ry Pennlngton's basket with five VJIjH.'SB:'' George Geraud had 10 points for lock, catcher Darreli Johnson and traced by a; . xtn-m . count, scoring honon with Kenny Sesrs, seconds left in one of the few maUsd last week and that all Mcretarles and alleys yuMMawxr:.,: : ID IS U I.I—IW the winners, while Gerald Good- and utilitymaa Gene Oliver. Then it happtsed. the Scarlet who had 10-for-IO at the foul line. lime Rniiioti ;: u IT !! :«—M mijor games on list night's man scored all eight points for Catcher Pete Daley, acquired Fliers romped away schedule. It wu the third the losers.. ,. i¥* fourth quarter. °" points, including IWor-12 In fouli the tournament starts Friday; May 6, with the from the Boston Red Sox. came straight road loss for Oklahoma The last game went to the to terms with the Kansas /City Freehold held on a little in thewhile Cloyde Lovellette wai t- College Basketball City, which pliys at Miami (Fla.) entry closing date April .4. This tournament tyill be Hawks over the Celtics, 11-9, John A's. First half as the Fliers pouted a (or-IO at the foul stripe si part before returning home. \ 4-11 first, quarter and a JJ-II of his 21 points. smother milestone. It will be the first one to run'every In other games, Chicago Loyo- margin in the second for a" 3§- The New Yorkers' newest ao night for a week and three days. Get that entry in nowAlatwra M otki CM> M GOOD START By Alan Mow la-bshlnd Jerry' Verweyls 21 IMIII Trrk M. MMillii THI M M score. Freehold took the edge quisition, Dick Garmaker, for- ooints-mide up a 12-point first to assure yourself the time and date you wish. The EdIfMint- m ill) H MMi 11 i the third, 14-13. mer Minneapolis Laker, chipped (Inlk Knrmw '•. Bnwo Hnrr U half deficit to whip Washington "•UkraMrra I* U. K»rlw Hill K Jelf'Dawes was high man inin with 13 points and gave the ward J. Bahr event will take place the Saturday night of St. Louii, im, Kent State UmnDt NmwMI W, T«» Wwlfjaa (I the game with 27 points, with club a ble boost defensively. before the opening of the tournament and should pit fkimont HI !»orl» (iMrila M won iti fint Mid-American Con- Ntwmr Hlale SI. Ihtiurniai 4! Brodie throwing in 18. Gtne Shue sank ill II of hit the county's best. Never have, we witnessed such an OMkwfMkw p ii Nnkrrrr » free thrown, including three in a ference gime. cruihlng Marshall, SMIHMP k at Mk Neptune hid five men in dou- 161-70, ind Seattle made it M array of 180 keglers as are rolling this season. Put allfTlmS~«Mrm Ttkra 4*. rarrfli-Hlk at ble figures with Beufbrd high row that helped stifle s fast- Alk ~ Wai* 17. ralaa at moving Syracuse rally that had for the season with a IO|.$1 romp IMIUTtni.AT with IB. Moore dunked 17, lrwln these men in the same establishment at the same time narrowed the score to I1$-II3. over Creighton. Iboara rasa* at. Nal «nu II hit for-16, Kern dunked II and and the scores should pile up. triiaaw Wai* TraM Wall Dukei contributed 13 free Trrkat Hollad' netted II points. MONT the tournament season is upon us. We have re- NrMrU at, laSr** at Oiaika II throws. Shue hid 31 pointi and AMtoaa (kilattaa «, twlla SI Duke 27.' Y : • . • W I, Knatoaal «, JllaMlaa (aUra* W lubiirbm oull Sarvlit ... ceived notice of tournaments all over the state, of oneOawaMa Tl ttaatarm (Aiki Mai* at George Yirdley, with 30 pointi !.Vi ta W. Man'! (Kaai n, IWai talv II N. J. Colleges »«li Farm Jniuraiiei'"!"'." led Syracuse, and had IO-for-10 i which will run for six months in Pennsylvania, of one MIIIWEHT si n at the foul line. Detroit sank itnlek CMiMCaaMraiitKMT.in l In Long Island, of proposed tournaments here in Mon- SS of 45 and the Nats an even aluvlawr _In_n „ CakM» l'.a*»k» II, Wall m. Form Lcagu lldrlltiowiown Unia , zzz::.:.» » mouth County, and, of course, the national tournament «aUaralaalU, Ball Main N les better N of 17. »«l«ta IM, HI, Mmn't SOUTH ORANGE (AP) - Five MJIMIMM TkTruckini e ...... II St In Tdtsdo, Ohio. INM H 10-- 0- OIUk>..la-*.„*- - »^F6t4U l vOWftftf #lli A* ...» Xartkara m, Trl-NaMr it New Jersey colleges end univer- •alandr.nii Ml, Want UKkwsad KB, " '' There Is a new type tournament In operation JamMlwa (Nil) at, Riuiiank n sities have formed leagues in Southern Regional Harrr rw«lm ill. tour sports, It wu snnounced Dpacla Indiana, 5rMtt .(Me year. Ac least It Is new In the east. This one yesterday. ,,, •vaakaa^ai ^uft^fj^^A Aa^^al^uAA ^BA^MAA AaV^ aV^L^hA^aV A^aa—aBa—.—h»^—>aa salNaff SaVaMaT ^reaiBiwUBf aUaBWt aUOw BDOWsn VOUn^BSBSHaVlan Harvey Woods Of Falrleigh TOMS RIVER - Southern Re- Unaaaac il, lima Marr US / gional High School pulled the ' and the President's Best Ban tournament, are two Ha>ar i%rb> its, (mitura'ia (Vb> tJ Dickinson l/nlvsrslty, Executive RruVMM I W WVllNtrrllatl «« director of the Collegiate Base- upset of. the year in the Shore such names. The Idea Is a mixed doubles event, rtaaffrM f« », IMar tt, lallri-a 411 Bridgeport University and . Fair- only a half behind third-place Hill Lanes. . llrnf ta Kanralla* M, 1'iirllaail rtlala m field University, Btcaune of tra- Outfielder Vidi Pinion of Cln- 'el distances the two Connecticut Innatl led the National League Last week saw 30 "200" games rolledJn this eight- Ht, VWIIaim 11 CIIDOI.I will not compete. runs scored with 131 in 19J9 MHI, The sports are golf, tennlfl, team league and six "600" sets, Dick Herbert led theHartlFMlllw IM, frnrla 111 nd played every gime, He wu freshman baseball and soccer, Ifth In itolen biiei with 20, parade with 205, 235 and 256 for 696. Roy Thompson Charley Concrly of the, New Only four teams will compete was second with a 236 and 634. Marty Lesko is still York Giants ranks third In pass- In soccer beciuse Ifpsila his no Bab Liry of. the Detroit Lloni tops with a 278 game. Elm Lanes Is the best team with Ing history of th,o National Foot' soccer team. The leagues will led National Football Ltigus ball Loiguc with' 1.308 complc be called (ho Garden Stite Col puntcra with • 47.1 yard aviragt 2,976, and Howell has the best single of 1051, Uom and 158 touchdown paisci. egg Lciguti, n 1939, lie got off 4} punti, North caa afford to Invitation. To put it another way. North adds hi* own IS points to the points'shown by the jurnp. The •y AUVED MDNWOLD combined total it 24 to 2» points. VS. You need about 23 or 31 points for game, to North moves one step in Each article this week it about he direction of game. He raises takeout doublet. At we have seen to three spades. a jump retponte to' your part- If North had 1« points instead ner"! takeout double invite* him of only 15, he would JumjS to to go to game. He declines the our spades. If South had only » invitation if be hat minimum points instead of 10, he might strength (or hit double; he ac- past three spades. As it is, he cepts if he has extra strength goes on to (our. West opent the bidding with one The game is a bit skimpy, but UET MB TUNE UP VOW dub, and' North' doublet for South has no problem. He can pjEorrpt FOP. UM MICKEY MOUSE By WALT takeout. East naturally' passes, draw three rounds of trumps, and'' South counts hit hands: S When responding to a takeout ruff a club, and give up one trick points in spades, 2 to diamonds, double, count your short suits in to the ace of diamonds. The op- •.Want your cash, register to and 3 for the singleton in hearts. this'.way even if you become ponents get only two dubs and eiey.a tune of extra profiu? Put Since;a jump.response shows.9 declarer. However, don't count MM diamond, to II points. South can afford to for shortness in the suit your aw to work making talet today, jump to two spades. partner hts doubled. The dunces OAILYQUESnON •ad aD thru the year. I'm 0. are that your partner it count- There'! no problem about count- y p Partner doublet the opealag bid wto Hustles, the ^Register ing poinU tor high cards. You ing 'somethinhi g ffo r shortneiht i iin count 4 for each ace, 3 for eacji of oat clublb , tad ththe nest playel r daaiifitd Ad more and more thah t suiti , andd' you can''t botbth •.Youhold: Spades-10 4J. king, 2 for each queen, and 1 for count the same shortness. •it BMUiaai firms use dairy : Hearta-T14 3, Diamotdi-I7 ». . each jack.' ••'.••• ••-.• ••••>." - ' to makt more tales. Dial SH Counting your short suits i> DoaMn'sltalM dubs-A II«. What do you uy? equally easy if you remember a Now left get back to North, Answer; Bid one heart You 14111 today for facu on bow 1 few, little wrinkles. When you put after South jumps to two spades. have been asked to Ud your best can heh> you tell more. down a dummy with four'trumps North counts 14 points for'higVh auit, such u it Is. for your partner, you nay count cards and 1 paint for the double- 1 point for a doubleton, 3 for a ton. The total oM5 points is tmgleton, and 5 for a void suit. points more than minimum, i 'ASTRO-GUIDE' By Geean CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to VntarMy'i Unit* FefWe«laiMby,Jeatiry27 SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF ACROU ll-ria«« notice at Pr*t«nt~F0r You and t-Crlw It-Temporary Yours • • • Bensfie iaflueocei • S-Dttae* I-R«a4y M-TkrM-tMd jfi'. - bring a wefcome chsnge from nmv •loth' l'J 'JJ I'! (V- ll-Bad si-scos adverse conditions. A. fondncis • IS-Potm j i n'.v.v) i for pleuure, adventure and the U-C«ntury opposite ak is atreswd. People •re apt to be more oemonttra- jS-Aftcraeoa J7-Concur thre and sf fectionaui than usual. i unltMiillr IS- DMMU. 10-Nijht bird Aapeets are Joed for money, iO-Ach«d 11-Tlnr ahliouihnotforiavMgit. M RI'ir la 14-Maltr ' -Church •f 41-Dinet wilt be completed in 1962. II (rtivii nirlc* ••dlmmt M-Baent • pasted. This is the bill that au- (urtviir will reach out into space an ettt 35-B* In drtt thorited an orerseai informs- mated 38 billion Hght-yeanl IS-WritM tioa program. The Voice of (One light-year it 5.87 mfflan) IS.Frltbtful M «o-Wlthout and America is put it aha program. million miles.) . 45-PrepMlUo «.Tit!» of „ ::•• ) 4I-Lud«4 NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT mi GEORGE CRANDALL ;gossr/ Trro Day Undtr Your Sign •ntnne*. It-Bt mlttakta IS-Solo It-Trad* lor

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HAMMOND"" IMMEDIATE"" '$&&. •* 1« wn , tftrftte. . workag with tot grade an ORGAN STUDIO OCCUPANCY V* I ,-„ Mir bad Mrs* Apply a person or write bi the tntak were ttiU there. But ND MEASUREMENTS CO. Of ASBCHY PARK _— IL and Maple Ate, SITUATiOM WANIED, fleaVlM *~ PtfVtaM "~ IsMtfWltMl the-two goats io the trunk had Eatoatows, N.J. U :•*** BEN1AL' PLAN Oil ALL MOUBLB° Colony House eaten through the rear seat aad Entertains RgarMOBRATIore MAM ~ Must be BABYBIRtNO. at your open daily tu s e.at aa tu s.B) »BL Luxur> Apartments experienced. Apply la aenon. Ear Or llVwiatkeePlny Oewksua Avs Mala St, Aabvry park consumed the teat covers. town TV. SB Hwy'» ketcolowa. in Re^Bank Blind ui tuui XIH Roguuri P. O. Sex *s tun. PRM3M Literary Club • Knt to deadly, tltt or Meet w edveitieemeae U muni REUABLB WOMAN «Umei to Uke Uagnlficent view overloeklns Shrewi UAL UTAH Ml SAU kr The Register. MEN WANTED care of children In Her home.* 107 bury River. Included In all i rentals KEYPORT - Mn, E. Murray We will not M reeteaalMe far errors. u|w iMr ere detested Maple Ave ,SH 7-S6O9 Will Board complete alrcondltlonlng private rlv H0UIE> FOR SALE before the second Ineerllon. lien who are intereatid In a lob EXPERIENCED COUNTY ORGAN & er patio, silent speed elevators, extre "odd was hostess to the Literary No cancellation! will be accepted er changes lUa u tfvertne- with a future. We will train you for BTENOORAPHGR "AND TVPIBT large roomi and closets SI hour serv- Call Mra, Wynberg. SH 1S1M ice, fabulous "dream" kltchena coo FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT level- Club Friday in the Reformed aims one hour after receipt at oilice. Immediate opcnlnti In our electrical PIANO COMPANY len'ent to shopplni. school! and com church houie. Pouring at the tea appliance factory branch. Eight men WOM S WISHES Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer mutailon Two baths, recreation room, ga- HADUNI S.-M P. M. fey Mm will be hired before February lat, DAYS' WORK me. Hot water oil heat, electric were Mrs. William M. Ackenoa AT 1-OT20 Visit our studio showroom gee add NOW RENTINO 3', ••&&..-' development of Induitrlal electronic PHYSICIAN' or dental aailatant and rURNISHBD APARTHBNTt—1. t and producta. Apply In peraon or write. eecretary, expertenccd. part-time dur- WOOD — Soaeonea oak. firetUce, Move Open 7 Days The choral group sang three se- ng buay houre. SH M9H.' 3 bedrooma. Water. Beat aupplled ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENT! CO. and furnace. McUulrc'i Market, Rt t» to IIW moathlr. CA HIM. ctions. Mrs. Vincent ApplegaMf NC. Uwla at. and Uapl* Ava, EXPIRIENOED woman with refcrencea il. Colta_Neck. WH flW Enalage. IMMACULATE RUMSON TWO-STORY Eatontown N J. LI :-03M EATONTOWN—rour roomi, Include! — Living room with fireplace, dining was welcomed as a new rntnV AVTOMOTWI MIMNISS HOTICB wlihea two daye work.' Monday anil WH «-43» two bedrooma. Heat, hot water, eup- room, ultra-modern kitchen, heated aun AUTOS AN© TRUCKS Thuraday Call from • to « SH 1-0M7. «PINBT PIANOS let'tent Had eul nlied. Newly decorated, very modern. room, three bedroom! and bath, laun-ber. Mrs. Vincent Rochester. FOR TREE WORK. CM trot same* SALEiUEM WOMAN WILL DO IRON1NO IN fore your purchase If four calM " Four mlnutee walk, from Honmeuth dry roomi wall-to-wall carpeting Spring Lake, wu a guest She la Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI tM^l (aVlll lllMaiaUtia* aj S t-VOftm treei oatliaau. Full Uuyraaci owii home "', Shopping.center. Call SH 7416B tw ap-throughout. High mortgage, low taxei FINE CAB SPECIALS Call SH ,T-»4s pointment. Priced at 158,900. • ,"•".,• . state historian chairman. The pro- Art you la the market for one of Uu coverage. .-' •, NO STORIES : TWO ROOM furnlihed apartmenl. Prlv. gram was in charge of the lit- - -better can? ' . FUBV OIL ia — cau SH MS7 Imperial four-door ledu •Mio. r Uadlag lewlah Memorial Park need! ate anowir. altchan. UUUtlei luppUed. Th« Dowttra Aqen erature anl drama departmcat. one or two good men to eipand pre- UTUAIIOfa WAWliU MALE BIOHJ COMSIJIATION STOIIM POORS lit S. Bridge An., Red Bank. U67 Chrysler station mm Salea > — r wide. Call SH 1-1*17, SI E. Vroal St, ; A concert will; be presented Mv UM Unooln four-door itdan ant Salei force.. , buy L A R 0 E LIOHT ' HOUSBKewnNO SH 1-ITN 1955 Cadillac tour-door sedan MOTTaN-Oaaofal B2V DRAFTSMAN wlehei three night! plui room. Hot ami told water la reeea. the meeting F*. » by the I««ta . UU Cbryiler Iwo4oor Hardtop HOD weekly ealary and commlialan Saturday'!- Part-time. Call between DESK SALE — Two asecutlvi type Apply Jl Pelere PI,. Red Bank. >H ACRSS^ND A SWIVMINO POOL) ; ruarantHi minimum earning! of 17,-» and 1 aTm OS 1-1101, desks for quick sale. IU each, Calf New tlver. Modem,,aewlypalated, TIVMM Waten ednlaie^ a)»>, loo per year. Bonuaei. hoaplialliatlonj, Id Holier. LO 4-1OW. . . TOUR-ROOM BEAUTIFULLY I eetea-room rancher.' IU iMttht-Fira; dents of Douglass College, undtr Maurice Schwartz Inauranct, penalon, etc apartment, private entrance,'a., — Washer, New ranse. ' Two-car .' PORTABLB RCA TV. ISO. Iptulra bath, full kitchen, all WlUtlea. , Sonened porck. Owner Irani- the direction of A Konard Kwn, Service Department.' aMoalawa?TV, .._ provide training! excellent pro- RNANCIAL CA 2-079T. . ', ' ... •; tn.tM, ..:••: • • • .;;;.;„_ gram and opportunity — YOU provide Hwy 3t. BaUritown. U I-MaO. . chairman of coBege - Mtuie; da- 111 Weet Front Street Red Bank JOHN CADWALLADBB—Builder. New UNFURNISHED - Oarase ilHIngneaa to work anl ability to aell. BIWNBM omnuNrnES MAIIOOANYi Drop-leaf table, leavea for Three roorai, automatic hi- pardneot. Mn, Harry Ifiltty wiil •;.-.- SHadyilde 7-0797 .- ««»,• alterations.; Waed and, aiphalt 11 Eicillenl condition. CaHem-fllted J/AN HORN note RU 1-MH «r Boi IN, Ruawon. BEAUTY SALON- Balabllahed opera- Bualneil couple. Uaee RU 1 I River RoU FaJr Hsvea U» VOLK1WAOEN Ifdan. Excellent tion located In eicelient bullnea dll- padi. RU 1-13M between a.10 a.< m, condition. All acceaooriei. Black with INCOME TAX Mil prepared by ap- WRITE "NEWSPAPER," trlct. Eicelient rade. fully equipped and It p. m, . ' •'.;. .. ' RED BANK VlcMlTT two-rnm fur- ••K pointment tafiyi. CaiTKB Mitt ihop.. Addrtia Intulrles to "Salon" But niahed apartment, with all uUlHIei. red Interior.: 1951 Pontlec Mar Chief LOVELY untramed mlrrttr lOxSI. per W per month. SH >-«HS. .-, <- , four-door. Excellent condition. Hydra* after • p. m. BOX 511, RED BANK. SD, Red Bank. feet condition, originally, SW will sell UTTLE SILVER.- Setting 'or an- mitlc, ridlo, heater, power itrerlnc, UIOHLANDS - Three rooau an* bath. ttejuea. Altractlvit llvlns room, dining :• C ft C BUILDERS Sttte OuallflcatlMll and . • for 190. SHLMMS..". ,. • ,• ream, modem kitchen,,: den. book- Notice le hereby given to the Ugal power trakea. Will trail. 01 1-26M orSpecialising la aluminum aiding plui EARN MORE MONEY around floor, nicely furnumee). Heat vours al the eeheol Sistrict al Ihe Boc. 1-2273. ..'••••' .••...•;.••.. ', ': .. -• Xinnienci • ...''•' V. TEN-PIECE DININO room set, per-and hot water. Adultl,'til. FK-l-ISU. •SMB. Three bedrooma. Two, hatbi. mraplete building etrvlec an* reaodol- Operate new"three-bay lervice atatlon fect condition, aim bedroom let. amened ^l;i*'anlll<^ ' of Snrewabury m the County of 1651 OLDS and IMS Cadillac con- Ini, CO o-ISW or CO 4-1131 on Leonarnvlile Rd. (Rt. SU), Belford. Olrl'e bicycle, etc.. etc. SH nils. ; muVN,.*•"laat the annual meet- vertible, Both la food condition. But INCOME TAX RETURNS Oood traffic and nelshborhood potent- : RED BANK ? ths legal voter* of laid district •Her. AT 1-3473. preparad completely. Margiry Trovata ial, ' Moderate Inveetment for atoek NEW MANS TWEED coat, alp in'lln L ler.the.election.,ef three members ot WANTED IMMEDIATELY equlpniiiiil,; wltti >ulifi£atli)u equip- Ing,- mfdl'Jin, 11*. HP «hd ¥HF trtM •our rooma (two bedroom!) — IIMM. HucaUuii lina lur ullMt': UM CHRYSLER Windsor, tour.door ment aupplled. Paid training avail- milter anl receiver. SH t-eatt after T, rlva roomi — IIW. In Une« ni» g»r- den apartment!, Beautiful,, «ulet lllr- • • " etSP. M. oo. ••dan. Owner muat eell. flood con- ODD . JOBS, roof repairs, painting. Eight young men to atart-immediately able, call WA 8-otoo. After t p. m. ONE RCA'COLOR TV like new, one TUBSOAT, FEBRUARY S. IS*) j •dltlan. .1409 SH 1-2011 or BH 1-7063, paper hanging,. etc. Winter rates. In permanent, good paying loba. Eicel- call RE I-3MS. or write Teaaco, Inc., roundlaga. Near Parkway. Free park; ttWBB-BBDROOM rancaV-Uncrott. Aa Feddete air conditioner, ueed one ^The pbili wiir remain open until I IBM FORD V-l> 42,000 orl|ln«l mllea. BH7-KS7. •-. \ .•-•"• ' ', '•' . • ' • • lent work eondltloni, bonua, medical P. O. Box 103, Linden, !*. J, • eeaaonaaon. Both very reunnabreunnablel . IInquire "*' MADISON OARDENS • , lume 4V per cent O.I. mortege under plan and other company beneflti pro- Skaga stfW2«8 o'clock P. II. end ei erach longer lta) Ford Wagon V-8. rtdlo, four . WTMBCRO TTFINO IBRVICB Do" t Tailoring.: lap .Hwy. «. Bet- IS1 south SI. • SH 1-1 aa may be necessary to permit all Pirrel carburetor: 3H ftp. RUl-IMt-j. For faat and oWcUnt tyadig aM r«-vided. No eiperlence Decenary. We NEW 2-bay SUNOCO aervlee elation. ford. No phone calla. Any- reatonable, otter accepted. wlU train IOU. . , For leaie on the North bound llde WN—Muet eell immedlate- egal votera.then present to can Heir aonabla rattt, call IK 141M. : of Hwy 39 In Hailet. Effective Febru- SMOCK1NO - Children'! handmade EATONTOWN - Modem unfunUahed r 1U-rooUroom Colonla|illt;Colonla|.iallt;wwn allltopalltop, aaUota. • „..•.,.,,, . , • .• ''Tjs.r 1M» PACKARD tntan. tool condition, INCOME TAX . AND AOCOUNTINO SALARY TO START $92 ary lat Will provide ample paid train- inaMkedTdreawa made- te: order. four roomi. Heat, thot water, garage, Wl!l!yy locatedlocated. Aaaume mertgaie ;Tne eneelitg will be held and all tha. im After t p.' m. colllru, 40 Trlntty itrvlM at your boat or DuUneii. ing. For Information call Mr. J. SUn- Yearly. AdttlU. 14 J-0110 after «.. •MM caah needed. Immediate snaw legal voters of the achool district win, PI. Ooanport. LI 5-3108. - / PER WEEK iMn,> no red tape or extra eipenaei. Can enytlma . . 1H T-JH2 ley, Sun Oil Co. South Amboy. PArkway THREE PIECE Living Room Suite •OUR ROOMS furnlahed. CO 44»«. vote at' Ihe polling slue state below. ANTIQUB 1N5 BUICK, tT.OW mUM. Call' ftrtonnel' department, 1-330O between 1-5 p.m. ' complete Hollywood double bed, baby J Union Are Three members wlU s* elected far Oood ahape. Beit offer. grand piano. Ca MTW. • ••'... . • -Hialel.. three mare, and there will be iuk> • IK 1-4XM .-..-.. LUNCHEONETTE AND delleatealen. * amvVt. Principalaraaeiviar^ta!y waiifWonly.- , - ... mltted proposltlono for voting laaM as Llncroft In ihopplns center. Excel- REnUOBRATOR. 11 cu. ft. Oood work- ruRNISHED Three-Room, JPTUNB,'—Spacloui home corner Ihe following reipcctlvs purpose: , 1853 CHIVROUTE Good condition, ra- BUB DRIVER — Commercial eiper- lent opportunity. Terma, SH 1-SBU. SM per month Including Por Current Bxaeaaee „%_ |MgJN.tS lence necenary, Bua eiMrieace help- Ing condition- Large Meter compart- ftone AT M«S1. lot, 'eight rooau."two bathe;'full celcel- dio and heater. IH7-MM or 421 River ful Steady work. Apply Rollo Tranalt ESTABLISHED BUSINESS for aale. ment 110. til River Road, Fair Haven. lar, attached garage, low down paymenentt, ThePOLUNO PLACB will ke at IBS Hold. Red-Bank. . ••. ; Corp. 27» Broadway, jjeyport. .. Would require only part-time work. SH Mm. •• .-• ••••*'• ••, • •• LEONARDO — Purnlahed four Iroad Street Bshoolhousa. for all IM A •'IiOr> of rORDO-UU tirauM MM Excellent ilde-llne, groeilng over W0X bath, heat, hot water,.utilities, AvAvaili - legel voten residing within general •MftOYMINT PART-TIME MAINTENANCE MAN per year. Selling price 110,000. Inter, PRODUCTION TOOL* . election districts Noe. I and * All rnodeia, Lninc'ii Hwy. Ml of SHORE TOOL SUPPLY CO. moving Ible immediately. AT 1197»-W. ALMOST NEW split level. Pour bed, poilte Orand Union. KB »MH. wanUd apply betwen M p.m. Star cited partite write "Buelneae," Boa IHIed: January as, Mto. HaOF W/UOE1WEMALE neanera and Laundereri, Myrtle Ave, 811, Red Bank; ' to Ml Broadway. Long Branca, K. f. TMREB • ROOM FURNUHD apart, rooms,;•, two baths, playroom, full JAGUAR — 1954 XK1M wire wheel!, Long Branch. ' • • ' ' ' . - Special! thle week only on: - ; . ment, ground floor, all utlllllee In- kalement, sang:. MlJdletown. .— BOOKKBBPMt-K.perl«nced, *9 hour STEEL LEO WORK BENCHES cluded, Immediate occupancy. Incjiiln lonneau cover, new Ural, 41,000 mllel, wok,, auady omployrainl. Apply monthly, Call BH I-Jtl er'Wt »-11 ro». 8H 7-2786. ' - ' BARBER—Part-lime dally or full time PRECISION TOOLS • Jtrry'i Cleanera, » Bail Fretl St, Board af Educatio nkury, N, RlKtroale Haanreraeau Ce. Inc.. Saturday only. Prank'e Barber Shop. ARBOR PRESSES SHREWSBURY -ttvi raeav Lewii itreet * Kaplo An., faun- MUCHANDm Red Bank. :. automatic ell Mat,*alumtw NOTE—TM tana "current etpeniea" 1850 CHEVROLET - Fowerillde, heat, Uncrott. SKT-Mtt, „' ::.:.' • PIPE VISES. •••...••-'• ..;.•••:.. ' er, new battery, muffler. Niedi paint town. PORT MONMOTJTH, lour roonl fur- window!, low monthly Includes principals', teschers', Janltora" tlOO or offer. B111-8210. MAN WANTED tor part-time janitor FORIALE nished: All utilities. Builnees couple. Stl. SH wojl, •':•< .': end medical Inspettora' aalartH, fuel, WOMEN - Pliaiant and. dlgnlflid work. Muat be willing to work, an raLDINO AND SHEET ItBTAL lexthooki, echoot euipme. oagi. trane>. UM BUICK BtTATB WAO0N RADIO, beauty airvlee part-time evening T-2283. EQUIPMENT MODERN, CAPS COD-Beet location. ortatlon of puplla, tulllon of pupil! at. heater, dynaflow, |l,0N. RU 1- work, sun ».». B., horn*, up. m. Can be eeen at 10 Second Ave., Long - ceramic. tue' bath, aluminum ;elorm SALESMAN WANTBO - Eiperimced Branch. Phone CA 5-73M. • No eaanuelng. nodaUverlat, so col- ana Kreeni, »eattuu1 > blKij, eedar letting. HI ««* - ' M •!.•••• preferred but not "neceeaery. Com- CORMERCUL RENTAU •leeete, full cellar. partlauy nalehed 1MI CHEVROLET — Good CMoitlon. pany beneflta and opportunity for ad-BE THRIFTY IN '6ON0E MONTH Md Danlth walnut dinette ettlo, V, mile from Red Bank ihop- Khool llbrarlee. compeneetlon at tha Rtdlo and heater. CLERK TTPIBT wiln knawlM|e> of vancement: Salary plui commlulon, let. Three piece sectional couch, two nlm. Low taxee. IIJ.SOO, 4 per cent Secretary, of the custodian of aehool U 2M71V •northand. 40 hour' week. Apply Blec- ilnjer sewing Center,; M Broad with atep ' table! and one ' coffee table. OPP1CB SPACE NOW AVAILABLE- moneye and of attendance ottlcera, tru- Cherry wood dinette aet, Bert-lock chair mensage. SH 1-44:1.' • • > •, ant oftlcare. insurance and the Iwl- ARE TOD ECONOVT and ottoman. .Beat offer. Carrtale and OAKHURST — Lovely alt-room entlar eipouea of the ecbooli. M59 - Plymouth ' ili-cyllndtr fom-doot : T MANAOBR of men-i and boy'e wear FIELD'S bathlnitie, 1(4, SH MOts, .: . . WEST LONO BRANCH Store near FoM >Only tm down, 1112 monthly, A member of the Board of Educa-. MrBBrK:aaa;-wBBCiurrAnT a vn XtOws Branca ornc?e tlon muit be at least tl yean of Me, aedan. Belvaden model with fal •»». department Biperleneed preferred an-OALLON. heavy upper water Iator Clrcui, aultabll for barber ahop,.SH at F.IIA. a| alial. IU.M~0 K• l of large corporation: Minimum. S write elating oualineatlou. to "W. M." I-MSI. : .,. :,-«M;ii'::t»'^ " a cltiten and resident of the achool Int ttaadarl Iraiuunlulon, radio and yean eiperlence. Salary open. SubmH Boi 111, Red Bank. •' ., - •go tank, new, 130: Pyrene fire REALTY. C, district, and have been a cltlun and beater. A very clian, one-owner car mitten work reaume and reeommenda- FANTABULOUS tlngulahere with Pyrene and bracket, PACTORT lofts aaeV gi epaea tv A REAL BUT - In resident for at least three yeare Im. wltn Ilia,ant ynr'i mprtelttloa.your new. S3 79 each. KE evono. resident for at least three yea Uons to "L. B." B«s SU Red Baal, SALESMAN — Ready to move l fired. mediately preceding »li or heitr becomI . wyini. - lip to buyer reaponilbliny, take charge rent *"£& Tiaei, 'if crowing department In medium to BUDGETEER; USED LUUSER — Ml, 3aS, Sal T • O ng a member efewn Boar.d. aanmd muat' jotter men's and boy'i ipeclally store. US lxl, ill flooring and HI, III be able to read, ea4 write, Shalshalll not be Maurice Schwartz Ipply In teraon S.3011 a an. dally aheathlng. After fc.CAa.lSW, menth payi all, Meteeted directly or Indirectly In any eertract wtlh or claim agalnet the it. Nitelios, J. Krldel'i, Bnad and 3 Complete Rooms of Brand New SIX DtKINO ROOM CHAIRS HOUSES FOR RENT CUSTOUSTOM BUILT aeven month _. with er claim, ' & Sons , and Front Ms,, or Pftsso SH 14M0 lorfrom Sti, or phone IH 1-HOt for ranch. Llvlns room, dtaette, three poard.' ' appointment Furniture and a Guaranteed FIVE-ROOK HOUSE m Rumaon. • bedrooma, bath, full dry celleer. a Evl'ry cltlun of the United State!,' appointment of the age Jl yeara, who ahall have WOMEN OR GIRLS SSet pleawnt tele- MAN to work In paateutUIng and bot- Reconditioned Refrigerator MOVINO. MUST DUPOSE of three- Information been a resident of tha Mate sli months phone work la cur offie*. Pull or tling room: Kiperlence helpfuL Mutt Piece living room mite. ReaaonabM. ,„•,.. •„. and of the county In which he clalme part-time. Day or e t ill per be tober. relUble and hoheat.. Apply all tor only , KE SJin mLON"On "*BRANC' H -Three A RARE ONE — A combination ol hlavots slity daye neil before IM Apily Ml peraw. Red Bank.nalry, Inc. lltOa»s{Sih^;- . neellent aocomodalloni and eaiy It election and who lias teen permanently MOULE HOMES 21" TV CONSOLE, dark mahogany. ntnclng la inneee .rare, little caah la registered In ths municipal election dll- • Perfect. 119. II" boy'e bike, ff KB DB SELECTION OP __. needed to lake ever the 01 mortgai trlct at least forty dare prior to the •IOB $288 S-IITS. on this neat three-bedroom home. 'ucnlehod aad unlumisnefttdVWnNod T Includes a deluxe kitchen with break- date ol the election, ahall be entitled pay only 12.85 weekly M FRIOIDAIRB AUTOMATIC WASHER ate occupancy. fan porch, fireplace In the living room, la vote at the school election, Applica- S95 1 and a baaement garni room with work tion for. military or civilian absentee It' PALACE TRAILER, IMS. Two SH>7-Meo ff'SSBSS' oVii "MSK ing bar: Oarage. Full fenced, ihrubbe ballot! may be made to the Secretary bedrooms. WSOO. Now at trailer park, WOMAN TO COOK and do llghl houae- FRANCHISE * • • 9-Pc. Bedroom Croup MAHOGANY leather top coffee table, LEONARDO — Six-room home. Con rant. Aiklm lia.SOO. RusiHI M, Boriu ef the Board of Education. West Keaniburg. Call evenings Ter- work on Sunday'! from •:* to 1:30. Atlaa carriage and balhlnette. Like veateeHff- ewateaV."Reasenahle renti Realtors, sou River'Rd., FilrllaTin, Jan.- at IIJ.M race 4-5773, Brooklyn, N Y, Call BH l-MM'aflfr 1:30 p tn AVAILABLE • 8-Pc. Living Room Outfit new. Call before S. q* e-tH<4. AT I mil after S p.inj SH T-4S3J. ' IS58 DETROITBRR,, J24J24M - MOO down YOUNO LAOT OR MATURE WOMAN, • S-Pc. Nubian Dinette , MODERN two-bedroom home. Near WATER RIOHTS - Appealing moderi Barn 17,000 to 112,000 and up on The Board ol Education of Little ornCB' WORK. Two daye weekly. new liberal dlecownV bonua plan, echoola, ehopplnt. 1100 monthly. Leaae home of speolous proportions, con •Ide Write "pfflce", Bos III, Red. Bank. MEICHANDUE WANTED and reference!. KE 4-1371-J. ' talnlng four large bedrooms, three tile Silver will have a public hearing on Its N« el. aelllng nationally prominent 9,000 proposed budget for IM0-S1 school year, Item line of automotive hand toole WANTED TO BUY. Ranch-ualarelekeS Mtnev, center vhall... fltepUca In living 1 and garage egulpment, direct to .': at FIELDVS . room, large dTnlng mom; ejeluie kltch at Too P. M January » at the Mark. HAIRDRBSSBM'U) EXPETUBNOID. Content! of enure home! or latatee. en fully equipped,- mahogany famlli ham Place School.. our ueera In fully eetabllahed pro-1 Ueed furniture, entkiuea. etc. PRIED- •OATS* tected territory In Red Bank area. 711 E. Front Street MAN OALLBRIBB, PR 4-Mtt . room with fireplace, huge closets, two- .' Since the board meeting on January You will loin 1,000 other atgretalva SHREWSBURY' —Five: room- bunga- ear garage and' much 'more. TwoT and two meeting!'with the Borough COME SEE the world'a tl men enloylng the Dene file of a .low Includlnt garage, gU moothly. mlnuteee to Little Silver stationstation. Select council on January II and January 3S, In New Jeneyi Urgeet SNAP-ON career. No travel. On Kcyport, N. J. location.lti13390. 133.9000 . RlRusselll MM. _.jBaruae tha budget figures have teen lowered. Buy now during our trenundous win- the lob training If qualified. . You Realtore, 400 River Rd., Fair Haven. Tne.amounts noWproooeed to be vat- ter eavlnaa event at A » B Boat CLERK-TYPIST-Interettl»s dlverUfled will require modeit financing for luifOAXOW SH T-493J, •:,-.• ed on February s are ee follows: Sales, AutEoriMd Mercory A Dale Buc- Mock and a vehicle aullable for di- CO 4-3020 Current Expenae-WU.JM.es eaneer Coaler. How. M. Btlford. KB dutlei, typing enentlaLVevloua of- rect telling. . FOUR-ROOM HOUSE. Heat. Oirail Cepltal Outlay- I.M0.OS- flee eiperlenca Keferred. walled Door with two-room apartment. Small us, Store Houn: Monday thru Satur- bungalow, unfurnlahed, Mld- •oitt down will, carry mortgage, Call Aa a result of trie meeting on Janu- !•• Lyman. BJ Vercutr. wlndi Full detain without obligation. day 'til"«:00 P. M. dletown. Very nice.J»s month. Call ary st with the Borough Council, at aiMrlci. Navy top HanU ipotlliht. Phone or write for Interview. Dorothy Swans. SHl-orTT. If maaiwir which time tha Council gave fact! and NIC* condition. — -• ._,...t700 BXPERIENCED BLBCTRONIC wlreri. USED PIANO • pleaM call after.'!.' ,'.': ••• (-..••>'•', "'•' MIDDLETOWN — Pour-bedroom spill. aolden. Many empjoyee) beneflta. Thursday ft Friday ngurea concerning:lbs ...town budget II' Lymtn, 30 HP." Jonaion electric, UNCROFT — Three bedroom eoatem- Two tiled baths, LtUns room, dining Made for the coming year, the Board- controla, atoerlng trailer. Aqua-meter, Blectrmie AeaUlanfe 3mi MJBndge SNAP-ONTOOLS CORP. evenings 'til 9:00 rooms, kltehen, -cellar, laraie, pme ol Education again revfswed the echool Ari.. Red Bank. CaU IT t410O. Aak P.M. Closed SUB. poriry ranch,' roll basemen^ sur- recreation room. Sewage. Ekeellent eon ipotlllht. Nice condition. ..tm for Mr, Van Atta or ip*i< In, pereon. 1710 FAIRMOTJNT AVB, IIBCELLANEOUB ITBatS OP.brlca- wnded by treei and bordering .ereok, budget and asreed_to aaply US.IN0.SS W Penn Van, 3S HP. clKlrle. Lou 1 drllon. Assume O^. I. Mortgaie. Call el unexpended •Current Bipense monies .:• ^ -;• •-.- -'days., • "• •. ;•• "[""...Wi. shwnrare.'; odd! and oomblnatldn refHrwatof "and "ireeaer; cxtr&i • ' „..«.»-...»»....«..-«;—•',—9700 MAID — ARernooao through dinner. • Phiiaaelphla 30, Pa. end!. BH MOT. waaher , dryer. Ills. Snyder Realtore. after 8:30. SHT-MTO. ' • eward the proposed echool enujtet, Ma reduoei me local tu levy «t mn.' 11' Regal crulaer, II Mercury.' Lou Cooklag and aenwg. Refereneei re, PO I-I40O — MR. IRV MASON FREE Storage FREE Delivery BRASS atUSICAL L — Five Cwjen. MMIetewn. Ol I Mew er ulred. Rtr.umi montmn. • , AT '.VMS!. IT.0> shown under Current BIPSBM II' Boruki, M electric, trailer and the Salvation: Army LOTS AND ACREAGE n Ihaadvertlaed budget-In this piper.' 1400 CLEANWO WOMAN — > Afternoons, Band. Donated for Income i to" SUS.tSf.OS. Thli is the amSnt .oilraa. Uka new. . _.,«|1400 »IANOS—Sate BOO or more off il tlon or- natter than reaia ' FOUR bedroom houee. Oood II' Owene, a elMlrlc Evlnruda. ..'..,JIO•SD ,, :,r;:-'- ^'JUnwenees. '•,;• ., •: EXPANDING COMPANY Price en brand mw af-note eplnet I " Mutloa. Dowetra Agency BUSINESS LOT. IN LITTLE SILVER which will eppesr on tha ballot. 1J1 Outboard, H HP. Jobnn trailer, Hai opening for' two full tlms and aaoa, 10-year guarantee; Come eee andSH MSN or SH 140S1 ' "The total,amount te be voted en Ii zee • • ' Choice location- f • MT,nr,oa which Ii Current Bspsnse JEWELRY SALESWOMAN — Muat be two part-time men, age I1-3S. Car aave. We Nrvlce what we MIL Tenxeia OLD BUNOALOW. unmrnMieil putaaaal lo. M.- OlSlloV":•:-'• -'•- : PR I-3M1 Kaw Hi H.P: BCOK motor. _™.-...|ia» 'thoroughly eiperlenced In better necessary. Excellent Income. Write Huilc Store, 301 Main St.. LA S-SIM. i ihia Capital Outlay. This represents an Evening and Sunday by appointment "catlen. four rooms.' eata and garage, BUILDINO SITE - Ideal for ranch ncrease of irr,7J0.l» oVer these ten New2SH.P. Scott electric. SMO Jewelry far department More at newP. O. Boi 142, Plainfleld.N. J. At. gas heat. Call HI HW,' home. Short walk lo Leonardo beach. Items In Ian year's budget. PAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS Eatontown Sbaftpiog Center. Salary pUie tentlon:'R. Day. ' '., Marina and transportation. Lot IM .The Board, of Education wishes te Fair Haven BHadyille 73010 commlulon. Write "Jewelry' Boi tit, JANUARY CLEARANCE Red Bank'|Mag full aartleulcra. JEWELRY. SALESMAN — Muat be Tremendous savings on several beau IW (2,900. May be purchieed on con-clarify the recent news release which I' DUCK PRAU flberglaaed bottom WJ. thoroughly eiperlented In better jew- tllul showroom kitchen display!. An USED PIANO WANTBD PVR A tract Thle lot , la level and will re- Hated that the School Budget for MS- THREE MONTH OLD BABY, tour to WANTED TO RENT ejulre very.little clearing. Take a look, 1 would be Impressed approximately 13' duck boat needa eome work (M. elry for department atore at new opportunity to have a modern kltch it's on Mnnmouth Ave., between; Apple- If Clinker, built akllt ITS. CaU RU I- five itaya weekly, ftoura varlabu. Call Eatontown Shopping Center. Excellent en at a very low coot. See them to COUPLB wMkee to rent 12.000 OS over .the prsvkws year. after enb SH 1-SgeO. • v •. dayl ton and Concord Aves. F. A, Gehlhaus The Board of Education was required' ealary plua eommlaalon. Write "Jewel- Real Eitate. Hwy. as, Leonardo. AT I-to hive prepared by January 13, ISW , MARINE 8UPPUIS COOK and light tint floor houoework, ry", BM. Ill, Red Bank giving full ' CROWN KITCHEN CENTER •IM 24-hour phone service. Please an Itemised proposed budget for the Everything' For The Boatman. New jurlvals family. Preferably Iftreln. RU Hwy. at / Mlddletown PITS AND UVISTOCM mike an.appointment.' ': • 1M0-S1 school year. Thlewaa accorn- Jeraey'a UMeat marina aupply bouai. SHadyslle 7-2992 pllahed at the' monthly ofHclil board Xvlnrad* Salei and tervlce, meeting on January leventh, IMS, At . THB BOATMAN'* tHOP HELP VACTED-Mlk • Fttuk that time, a tuition cost-could not M t> Wharf Ate, , Red Bank. tX)MMUClAL PtOKRTY obtained from ,the flseelvlns District Vw^*erV^sT V VWTVWNV W - § ror the high school etudenle. Tha bud- 1IECHAKICI gPKCIAL -r S» lip, Unl- NEED. MORE MONEY? Attractive po- MIR HAVEN - Store for eale 4.H0 let accepted at the January T meet- venal marln» motor, manual Mart, altlou open for full time or part WURLITIZBR CHORD ORdAN-Uetd eq n. floor space. In heart of shop- time employment. Men and women ol one nDntu. with bench, complete h g center. Large parking lot. Suit- ing contained a tulllon figure of HJl. •eede eonw work, 121. Call CA JM25. atructlona, fin: County Organ. Hwy 35 •' TWO SINQLB ROOMS Furnlehed Fal iverel days after theTneetlng, tha MBN WITH CARS for, light delln unaueatlcnaUe character wanted. Car for say type buslaeH.* Pkew RH Receiving. District notined the Board v,--built boat, ventilating work. Full or part-time " BH I-M4S S a.m.. Io S a.m. or 12 Mlddletown Shopi.Opcn till • eicept , mer Ave. Bui panel dear KB e> Monday and Saturday. SH 7-g*», that next year'! tuition would be . wlndahlew; M h.p. Bvlnrude, many noon to I'M, or KB W48J between M06.M end the Board had no allerna- ••traa, eicillent condition; Berth ar- 1 p.m. and • p.m. Monday. January Ituos - Never uied. Ml MO. Sxla, live but to Increase the tuition eeet In rangement*. 1*00. 1H t-Jtfll. » Ureutn Friday. January ». t35. other ilwa. QB vacuum, PD. REALeiTATE WANTED Ihe budget by 111,090.(10. It muat aleo Phone ,1111 1 p.m. SH l-ltte. be kept In mind that the tin grade AUltM AND TBUCKI HSU" We nave sold m laaay proper graduating clan for thle year Ii the AimWANDTIUatl ' AUTOS AND ORIENTAL RUOB-Never ueed. tH2 llee mat we want aura cm netlaga argeit In . Ihe history, of the school- 1301 »xU, IM. Alto hook ruga. SH 1 (Ml ui now for eromat arolniianai Ill atudents-of whom all eacept about, service. Walker end Warier Real Es 10% will enroll III the present receiving un. taw Insurance. Opes I daya Shrewe- itlatrlct. This Increase In tuition coil le CH1LDIIENB "CIArinSl* e«ry office. SH I Ml* RarHaa Office the.malor Increaae In 19S0-S1 budgel,. i*olindea. Merry Mitel. La Pats and oo e sue i • . : KROLL'S JANUARY all finer namea In children'! clothce These chansea will be explained furth. SO PER .CENT OFPF . 'ANTED FOR CASH -r- 94 room er al Ibe public hearing on Thursday, en winter and taring wwear at house, . preferably one'floor, Quiet January 21, IM0 THE UTTUB ROUSE neighborhood, near transportation and 111 River RdRd, Pair.Haven atorel Red Renk vicinity. Write rCen. FISHINO TACKLE DISPOSAL lale All War, Boa 911. Red Bank. lan.'jT'•••; . . ••.;. sis.se freih and HK water tackle mult go U.lo no per cent oft Hat. cuotom Craft HUB PA' Archery * Tackle Shop, Ue State Hwy 19, Red Bank SH 1-SMI. OPEN 7 DAYS » >"~ II HOURS ATTRACTIVE RANCH*—In By KEN REYNOLDS BOW SALE ~ Bows muel go. Oelco OPEN SUNDAYS QUICKIES Bruno Gordon. Hoyl, otheri. Up to of this areas'^nicest locatioai. IS per cent off. Cuitom Caft Arher X».PUPS'TO ClfOOSB OR ORDER Living room with mSk< Ore- k mm place wall and bJltln T, V.r NEi£W AN&tD USBD-Sno? w Thrawera, we dlnkg room, kltchea ler pumpa KB I-VI2*. Reo Salei * counter, thtbr bii V Service. 1*0 Hwy M, Belford, Type . •oetlU bith: all nlcsl SMALL IIAC1IINBRY koughl amj aojd '21 ated.'Full baumenl with Evefythlng lor the home workihop - aad built In bar I»at(o« IWn Hwy a, aeifonl. KB ssiv OP MIXED PIPS ' HANUrACTURER of line solid bran - becuejAtUche. gifage Unas effiti dlMonilnued atimneri a ... r. —(t TM|€r ,,„(,„„,, w Red Bank, ' Roliton y '16 WEST FRONT STREET CLEARANCE Mug ~ Mrocadee, cbu ,.- BED BANK. N. J.' «..ne,. Hmiracl, reguWe i 1C»nSSm1 KABRIC OCNTBR, SunHt Avi. st Hwy ' ^ SH7-3S00 M, Aaaury Park. . j... • • NEEW THREE BilinOOBilnOOM RANCRANCH - WINDOW SHADES OOnne car garaagaraae hot wstistir Mil . n Ardmorc Estates Howell Tewnoalp 98e • UNT Call sner II n FReeholt S4MI All «•». «•>• W TH0H0U6HLY TESTED »o mslt. turo SIMI t,)! to M', wlille or eggihell( flnl quality, pliitio . «uppottert. On your »h.y art auallflad 4» FORD'S A,| USED CAR GUAR- roller. Brine them in, PROWN'S 47 Willis Conevar Broad St, JH HMO. Call Today., AQBNOV ANTEEI- - ,,; : %^ :: • ,;: . •...'., -..• t/ISD, RBPRIOERATORS and freel.r rarreale, Alu repalrlig and. reflnlih- South St. WH 4-MSI Hola'Sel Villas* Ing, Reconditioned televlilona for ule OOUNTRT HOMBB AND. ACMAQB SS USED CARS MUST GO THIS MONTH! and uaed unite bought, auaranteid Halmilil, Atlaatls aal'Marlboro Twee repair eervlee. Riyahore Spray Paint- RBD BANK ARIA - Rancher, Three bedrooms, tile hath, large kllahen, • LQWEST PRICES # HIGHEST TRADES APARTMENTS all nicely kieludae dlehwaiher. living ream, dla. WE HUV AND SELL anything and aedera eelhi and ihowiri, Ing sTea, garage, full beeemenl, Oeod everything, aive the hliheit prlete. \ •'!• All year round, ill unit- nlnn till Inn. ' •PLIT LEVEL four bedroomi, two .full baths, riereitlon nomi'SMiM* TIIAUB IN your old furnllure wltn no PLRNlSHIp "APARTMBNT - rour down payment and git a new parlor mim storms anil screens, pallo. Miny i" dtatlna room |«| at eale iirlcei Wir sxlrsi, Cell CO 4-MII. , "s KROLL Horn Led furnlturo Inc., Hwy. It, LOVELY OARUBN APARTMENT rive.. IIOUIIB-Sli fftnrae and bithi 79 Li Mld.iiett.wii, SH 11213 opei e/inlm l room duplii, e«ivsnleni location, Sll coin Court, Keansburs, Cell,KB UN » p m ; mi, t • •.>.. , ;- ,*• MOTORS,. INC. tti.W WKHTmnilollimi wmhrr anil dry, Til nBB ROOMIMS FURNISHED, ftrlvaii SIX IIOOMH AND RATH - Bnelotad ", Movlni In Writ I.'uimt, ftaorMlin, entrance anfidd ,bath, Atl.ullllll" in. buck porch, iltam hut, lot MUM. •550 lor THin^_BII lgfl have been Caprlonl, Mr. and Mn. Matthew in five cases the dates for the Lately, Mary Ann has added eo successful In helping fair student! become) good, and Barrah, Mr. and Mrs. Richard . revocations to take effect RED BANK - Master Chief to all this a busy routine'of re- good students become scholarship contemders. Our Umbsraon, Mn. Leroy Curtis, were back m December — mean- hearsals for a new hour-long tele- Mrs. MarcaUa Clark. Mrs. Nor- Ing that privileges have'twen, re- Michael Tens of the Navy R* vision show that premieres to- course* in Reading, English, and Math do help students TELEVISION at Cook and Albert Caprioni. stored. cruitmg Station In the Red Bank night at 7:30 on CBS. It'a called to do better In colltg* and prep school entrant* mams, Those five wen Leon S. Hop, Post Office said today then are Be Our Guest" and Stan Com- KA1MT COVERT I4H and to do better one* admitted. Remedial reading and RADIOS* 30, Farmlngdile; Anthony Orsita, now unlimited openings in more edisn George De Witt. Mary Ann 11 Barkalow Ave.; Freehold; John arithmetic for elementary students too. AMUIUII »•> iai ««r Usw IOT Prietj. OCEANPORT - Kathy Covert, than M specialized rates for his featured billing. "f^"mi# Not only Is ew piles kwar daughter of Mn, Grace Covert, Storminger, Neptune; 'Thomas "I sing songs and talk," she 14 Maple Ave./ celebrated her Foaneuy, 22, Long Branch, ud qualified young men. / ssid. y < Sand for bulltKB • wS% SWt 0H*VW# If MftWo 11th birtbday-at a family dinner Arthur Nicholas Cosentino, 17, of Young men meeting I the re- Under her name on the credits party. Present were Mr. and II Forest St.. West Long Branch. quirements will study in one of ia "Miss America of 1959." She Mrs. Charles GuUlaudeu, Greg- Here art the effective dates for W Navy service schools u| knows that without this, most ory Covert; Capt. and Mrs. Ar- the others: Gene N. Ciroalo, "W" compleUon of boot training if they people would hardly look twice AVI. os two ajvsjts REISEMAN thur R. Mason, Miss JoAnne Ma< Fifth St., Highlands, and Betty enlist now, he said. These schools at her own name. •. MMMV HtMtCHAT son snd Miss-Nancy Parker, all r Forkel. 31, Donnelly, St* . sn divided into five fields - Mary Ann also can dance. In I Mt '• suom of this place, and Ktnneth Lit- Union Beach, both Jan. 4; VVirgini - aviation. medical, electronics, fact, it was primarily her song- Rod Bank. ia Morse, 15 Grant Ave., Rumson, seamanship snd the nuclear field. and-dance act-flot her looks- S00* Last 3 Days

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