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days «• Ik* Ma. Lew »«. ass fags! An- lnd»ptn_*nt N«wtp«ptr Ownership VOLUME 82, NO. 110 RED BANK. N. J.. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21, 1960 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE •tlk* See County Tax Questions Another Plane Down; Insurance As Plane Crash Rate Increased Rating 37 Persons Are Killed was ajvtag the Mosquito Com- Probe Continues Budget Near' gdatta aU the noaey the sta- NEW SHREWSBURY - Waro- ______«•• PHOENIX, Afit>(AP>•»•-•> _e_ wo_d a_ow to combat __ i that this borough must take !_• _ Search For Sen. Capehart'- Survivors »MiDioD.Up pasts aad help prevent an out- steps to prevent its fire tewr- r ire Wrecks grey-haired, heavily __UNMV< break of eastern eojataias aa_p_- ance rating from falling to a Son Among - alitisia this county. with ms_- mysterious alritaer crash _uned Navy Plane in Montego mm, The couaty Plaaatag Board bud- t rises ta tasaraaos coste »«e Store, Two up attve ta PhoeaU yesterday., WEEHOU) - Tiw County hsard last night by the PtaaaUg U a Jail eeU today, Dr. Robert Those Killed VSJ_'V>_a_^> aaamaaiai-i^ N- "er / S30.JN.Mr«"*•"•• — —. • «»___j Veraoa Spsah" of DaBu waa the B t In*, stld this would penait the ***«• Wreckage Bay Disaster board to advarttw the county to "We have to wet* our towFiremen Hurt focua of tavsottgatioa toto bisarre INDIANAPOLIS (AP)-Thom- nd their INI budget ance. ratings if we are to COB-FREEHOLD - Freehold Ore- drcumstaaces, surroundtag the t C. Capehart, N. listed u a __«. attract|poteBt_l taduatries. ADANA, Turkey (AP)-Ground passenger on aa Avianca Air KINGSTON. Jamaica ttaue to attract new Maatry toam fought a fin ta a store In Nov. 10 crash of a commercial partiw struggled over rough ter- The budget shows aa iocneee The dtosetsr etaborated on thathe, borough." Robert L, David- taes plane that crashed tony [AP)—A ColomMin 'tlriln- Of IM.»_33 arer UN. Of tbtincreasos la the road aad bridge the rear of the Americaa Hotel alritasr tato the Gulf at Mexico.rata up "Ptak Mountain" today an. director of the Newthnwe- Federal aathorittes an Investi ta Jamaica, wai an Mdiaaapolto bound from Now York I7JMI1J2 must alley lor aa hour and a quarter {award the wreckage of a U. S.manufacturer aad son of U. S. rafted hby local tans. gattag the possibility that the Smith Anwrica craahad, -- — _- prj the body. The Hn. which wu first ao- crash may, have resulted from a lavy ptaaa which crashed Tues- Sen. Homer E. Capehart.' «ftt estimated th_.wi_ IKRMC holders wffl cooperate with many toy. The Navy said all il HU brother. H. Earl Capehart, and burned on landing at the tax rate 21/1 coats per "As thhwjstead man rated (feed at- 7:01. damaged the la- municipalities ta correcting drain- ta class E, with 2,007 deficitacy tertor of a buildiag occupied by ladiaaapolto lawyer, ssid Thomu the Montego Bay Airport age problems which have * Spears was asked by two The twta-engioe P4M flyingCapehart and his wife. Nancy. year's ettimated county tax rate points. If at the next ratiag, ta Ace Ibme Improvement Company FBI ageate aa hekayrtod* early today, killing 37 per- put off in the past far ta , NN, we have u maay u 3,001 in the market yard off East boat crashed only 15 miles north- 3t, wen OB their way to Bogota, will be 47 cents per f IN. tads. He also said than Is deficiency point*, we win foB Mala St. oat of a^Pheeaoi to* west of Adaae, within mtoutes Colombta, on a business trip. sons tadudtag three from New The budfet shows an appro- fn.ON for traffic lights. Mn. Cspehart also wu listed Jersey. Nina persona survived. priation of (500,000 from surplus tato class F, , with resultingg a> Fin Chief Kenneth E. Foster ____*______of asading a, radio message pre- Freeholder Victor E, Gfose_geg r said the fire wu coafbed to M_R_Mt tfMefOlt_»tIt_a paring for a landing at the stra- u a passenger on the plaae. The dead included Amy De u compered to OTMN in UN. i h i i h tt creates ta insurance costs." The brother said he understood Included ta the budget are sal-said the increases in the wettars thhe office aad showroom of theof a etotoa car, but the FBItegic salr base here. f«!« »»» Hillside Ave., Pl.ln- ntt principally for to-Ratings an established by the firm, which aefla storm windows «,.__ the ChtCapeharte e hahdd beb n aehedhd- fMd, N. J.;.James Nash, of • ary incnaies for the more than 1 The pitot gave no tadieation creased cost pecrr patient la has- Fin Insurance Rating Org__n- sad Jsloustes. to Ihau pesdiui - that his tt-ton plane, with toputod to leave. Miami by Braaiff Baraet St. Bkomfleld, N. J.. e y pitato and tort ' What wu the tt-yaar_d natw- Airlines for Bogota yesterday af- tad RiW . Cocktag of 3 Laurel !fro"m S2$U0 t o5E tM,each.& .**** _!_i«_• tfo«a •ofNe» *•w» Jerse*_ay ta ia dassiflca- Chief Foster reported that twteno> ______. speed of more nan 330 miles aa _£ £: -oosfrora A to K. firemen sufferad riaor injuries Jf*"P *«»»• "•* • ttmoon. He uM he knew,of as Ave., OM Bridgerid , NN. J. The larteat incraue ta the bud-Uents. Aa additionsl $10,000 hu hour, wu ta any trouble. "I have no doubt that if wcwliilhile fightinfihti g thhe finfi . WarreW n WM»•lOMNt»a *•¥•trave•l uwirsaeeiasuraace? Why pUns forr a stop at Jamaica, Thosurvrms Madsd four get la «70,000 for aid to botpt-been budgeted to make the totalwere re-rated tomorrow we would E. Prest Park Ave.. received was be listed u a paeoeagcr oa Some five hours tatsr a Scan- Capeharh t waa presidenidtt o tali, public health cental, __a- ___r___T •"—•: _••_• w__« ir-wi_y ww diaaviaa Airitaea ]et CaraveUe PkPackard d MManufacturing Corp. of fumiWif of .pttftnts Is ottto to*tM,Nl for the new child's pay- ^ cute of the hsnd andI leg from the UMatod Bight? cupped the top of one hiU and chistrte center. Stuar tot0t Ct HandkmT, chairman of the broken glass, and James Davtooa, upon William Indianapolis, a firm ta whkh Us •tttuUoej. asstotence tor The county vocaUonal budget Did he prevail careened into a aeeoad hlU with-father had beea associated. building code committee of the West Main St. slipped and inAUa- a Taylor of Tampaampa, ,Fla., ala sight of the lights of Ankara wu tocresssd almost S40.0N, Industrial Congress, said. jurcd his knee. Both mea re- former prlsoa acquatataace, to The Capeharts had four chU- Wry assistance, old age assist- msklag the total for this 170,000: Airport AU _ aboarfMinchid- ren. Thomu, Jr., Mary.' ance, and welfare. A report submitted to the board eeived medical •Ml take Us ptace en the ptaao? Ing two Amerlcau and a Ca- The county Vocstknal Board of by MrM . HanHd dtedted ' id. Lucy and John, the oldest _«. *the_AviaBea Cokmblaa Education to pUnaing to hire a t-to rT of large area buildtags with com- • Chief Foster said amount of the "' "** " yean old. Also surviving an his The next largest inereaie b superintendent sad add addtttaaT busttble roofs ta a section of the damage and cause of the fire Wu then aay The Americaa victims were parents, the brother and a sis- Bay with engine trou. la the county roe* and bridles etassu to Its program. borough not proximate to one of could not be determined imme- tweea Spears and JuMaa Andrew James HopUns, M. of Birming- ter, Mn. James C. Peanon, Jr., It wss coming down for a account, mainly for "necessary The en have v Frank, New York lawyer tasuredham, Mich., son of a retired of Arlington, Va. 1 0 drainage projects", according to ta the budget to Improve[eatures of protection which are Qeeraral, Motors Corp. official In Washington, an aide of Sea.fane* ^"* """ ' Director 'Joseph C. Irwin. the.B_*i»'..ie_ll«l *•• "deemed to be undesirable. who was Rome office manager Capehart MM the senator "hu TlMsurvtnndidastL, The freeboMera appropriated on Lafayejtte Ft. ta the rear of Discussioa by the board brought airliner, whieh crashed ta North of the Pflcer Corp, of Brooklyn, Just heard about it" but had ao to be serleuely tojwed. tt7,Nl, a 87,500 increase over the Hall of Records. Record out that Superama on Shrewibury CaroUaa Jaa. IT and Alfred M. Lublin. 8. Ger-additional information. The aide Both the pilot and the copilot hut year,, tor ti» mosquito ex- The county aansses each muni- AveA . toi such a buildingbildi , uttti-fll n AflKaaaxr P__lr man-bora engineering executive said Capehart wu "a little con- termination commission. dpslity at a uniform rate per If Spears hu givea any av Nflk gV survived. F a sprl__ersystem ta 111 ASDUiy KtkVK swers, the FBI won't say. News- Norfolk, Va. fused" and had thought his son M|erf tnm M Director Irwin said the board $100 of true assessed evaluation. this market it wu pointed out ASBUBV PAMC _i _ _ men have not beta, permitted to Mariella and daughter-in-law wen taking Ji2?l J? _ "» would be desirable, but cu not. ASBUR***"**Y PAKPARK - AA te_ tax _ede- Canadian womaa, a Brandt Airways plane. York had left the plane at Miami. crease of 1.0 cants perp, , $1« of talk with him. The plsas left Idlewfld Airport forced under any existing d lti titd The at-oFBTa tots*. IliJSS flu ordinance. assessed valuation was estimated In New York st ID a. m. yester. by City Manager Kendall H. Lee eat Is by-eOMM demand wu due atMMtego Mbwtag the tattoductloa of a ear Bpaara at Mr. HUM'S report ncoatmead- 'Aa ______Swim Club Plans Bja popular Caribbean retort d two ateps by the Planning rcavibadftt by the Ctty Couacfl W(B_I RNII the north coast of Jamaica, May Complete Zone at «:» p. m. It wu delayed ta Board to maintain the borough'e .Taatotal budget to SWOJ.N0, insurance rating:' ' ~ MtomUor repaln to eoe engine } { s taenase of noCOM. The Fiice Study, Lawsuitand left Miami at II: _ p. m. ]. Adoption of a modern aaeouat'to be ralsad by! taxatton Code in One MonthIng agei wj^arttahto IMff. I*, tn berets* oft*- Baa at the , . - T> __«, Newtik. uklag the bqard The " ' '- - If- * •> I ?,', 1 rtil!.1, * , •1 doubt tt TcouW rnsht it if 1MATAWAN,TOWH__P-The Stout ae to"'(h* legality of baa-of-»_' Naltoaal I .,. alag jsattit ca_pa from the mo said ha taHmttrt njt taflfc-'at V, _e to_er ^fca-ujeathar ma gsod as tiw _w_f1S*iaSsU_-al i*^ ! rtcMime-ded tor aeMn before phfe atrne tafer a leading,; erdiaaace ta a Wait „, As u alternate to a ben, board : into'the two H vw the saatth crash ef a SAdoptkm of a Plaaatag Boardilast de- Douglas Downs, Earl Speicher, last alght as tentative agreement member Frederick O. Wenast prevention prd-uuice with i -be* of Natioaal Air. alrnasro-csiow was reached aa hojjsa alia aad proposed that a ttalOt-foot lot I -. to caattaatag bydabs at a specW fo> Carl Bo_ aad A. Join Ertscher g weeks age ana d be ra^drad tor each trailer tn s hnsajM lbs year, deatdaathb tente fmaoMBt bythe aad th+atbpoi tax ' la 'the^tfttsni—IM; (lltnltt- camp aad that the annual fee 1 a* hr er ______plu_ foot lot stos) tf»p-saen tadfcat- (per trailer) be set at f IN. (SeeCJU__nONS,Pg.3) byl. 7caats. (See ARREST. Fg.2) from votlag Borough of New Shiewsborjt chal fOHtt At leasltt 10 ettenTherth h a oa the matter last alght PhOip leoging the validity of the recent sd that house stoe probably w_l Ssid Mayer Peter J. Waten: • _ , f ' i _- » dtod k the Vatted Steles to bo sat at MM aquara feet for It'e Iho SUBS. ft Meyer, Jr., withdrew* , swimming club toning amend private ataae crashes ataee the ranch style, aad 1.000 square "Thto would amount to the he SBM, approval*: the site plaa ment passed by council Dec. _»,Brat of the year. feet for split levels aad colonial use thing since no traitor camp would affect Us property on Riv-1150." All 43 persons aboard died would come ta under such re- Low Bids for Two Middletownerdale Ave. Meyer Jsk_l___ltti when a Scandinavian Jet liner y, stricttons." "I have Joined with my neigh- The figures were art la order Mr. Meyer utd he had Joined crashed on a hill near Ankara, to ta At the request of Theodore bon," hs said, "In a suit to chal- the plaiatiffs meationed ta the T«key. on Tuesday. this "top" would sell for,Mtthows, Bureau of H»Pn- leaga-ths validity of the bor- School Jobs Total $805,873 ough's new swimming club or-letter. Last Meadey, a Capitol Air- f 19M MIDDLEJOWN — Low bass The low atest figure ate to a aad Raynor Iron aad Machine Russell C. Pahimbo, secretary JteBtueeruhedlaVlrgtala, House setbacks wen tentative-to "take, whatever action a bids totaling $NM7» for con- of individual bids. Works. Shrewsbury, low bid on of the club, pressed the board for |y established u follows: sary" to bait coaitructioa of aattuctiaa of a.new 8-nom ele- J. 0. Schmidt Iron Works, Pas-the Leonardo School. ff,127.< early decision on the site plans, la the R-1S0 tones. M feet; taM-twuse Cliffwood Beach Co. JusttaHeasbeU withdrew be- meatary school aad aa eight sale, turned ta th. lowest to the cause he,-hu been retained by oa the grounds he feared the R-100 tones (ltOxUO-foot lot project off North Concourse un- room addition to me Leonardo elementary school bid Of $«,0N site),-Sleet; ta the R-7J tones leu the developer installs a fire The low beating and vantila- the swimming club. Intermediate School wen re- The board heard a letter from the matter psaded, and super Major military air crashes (78x100), 39 feet and in the R-alarm boat for the area. ceived by the Board of Education M»J bid wu a combination total- cede the Riverdale group. M tones (50x100), 30 feet According to minutes of a prev- ing 1153.300, submhted by William the legal firm, Carey and Jar hive claimed 29 lives-27 Amer- tost night Elections Bill v Proposed site for the club poollean and two Canadian — Ola Cevaece Objects ious meeting, the alarm wu L. Towers, Little Sliver. * would be ppurchased from W. F. The total figures represent tow Frank Gibeoa, Freehold, wu year. The latest wu the crash Board member Louis Cevasco promised, but Mr. Matthews re-bids of SB7B.3S7 oa the asw school Buettner. It Is bounded oa the Tuesday of a U.S. Navy niaaa objected to the bouse site fig- ported that to date it has not the lowest phunbtag bidder. He Fidel Expels south by Riverdale Rd. , othn e sad $-0,915 on the tatermsdtoteStirs Up submitted Individual bids of «.,- OB snow-capped Karsnfll Dag- ures of UN and ~ ~" school north andd east by FallFls lBrook Pink Mountaln-U miles north. fact Chairman Joseph P. Steager ON aad tUNO for, the i and on the west by Buettner prop- The board had esttmetod the ichobl ie_d e_a4_Jtlott« finocttvolyi west of Aosna, Turkey, AU II He tensed both u "much too Controversy Ambassador aboard perished. high." cost of the elemaataiy - - bid wu HAVANA (AP)-Fldsl Castro ' Robert E. Billings, president of "You can't build a l.ON square Industry and public retatkns, at NN.0N and the addition at WASHINGTON (AP) - A pro- ««ve the Spanish the new club, said It would be op- loot houu to o»U for 110,000," heMr. Waters; community improve- S2N,0N. posal to'Impose a $10,0N limit Motaar Ekctric Co., Woodbridge, anbasudor M houn to get out erated u a non-profit, recrea- declared. "I'm no builder butmeat and slum clearance, Sig- The new school will have 23 oa Individual campaign contrttw- at tHOOO. / of CubCba afteft r a face-to-facf4f e midid- tionalUdl facilityfilit , forfo thhe exclusivli e Dilger Dies I've beea around aad I V. Kowalskl; classrooms and an aUfurpose tkns stirred a fresh round of Frederic Fesakr, Haslet, archi- night mrow before a nationwide use of memben aad guests. By- what I'm talking about" code, Mr. Weasel; toning. Har- room aa* offices. The addWo-i Senate controversy today over a tect, said that the bids came tatelevision audience that threat- Isws set a maximum of 2M fsm wiU provide eight more class-bil'' l to1 regulate spending in fed-aboub t u expectedd. "W" e couMa'ttMld' d to develop toto a riot, ^oa__tyesterday. Ilna After a brief discussion, board flee. board's 01,7N,000 building pro- sapWHIllIC DffU WlUi UflMrtl1 the facility. withta a moath. Banners agreed, and indicated the low base bid figures Moomouth Medical Center of ta. The hoard tautractod its eec- covers the Bve major construe- San. Everett M. Dirksta (R gram which alto Includes two luimo Frtutidico Frtaco's |ov- The value of the completed fa- Juries be suffered ta aa automo- that the code will be revised ta Ul), who fought both tatermediate sebook, ai SfaVMBt would ranw. retery to obtain an opinkm from "the very near future." tioo categories; general .»_*•<»> ». •* •"_•*»« T«ooday alght Township Attorney Richard R. stractton, eteel. heating and vent- "*"_• additions to five ether schools. Uating, plumbing, and electric. Bids OB die two tatermedtoteds Lsjeadlo, marquis of VMIIscs, would coma to gt, were Injured when the car he AU told, M contractors - 21 ta the House, schools will be received vWidiia tad bustled him out of the TV _. ... s V wu driving west on East Chert- general, five steel. 11 hotting, the Senate GOP lead several months. stodto sfter he hsd. rushed In' Plsna, eaU for contraction of nut a, W«it Long Branch, col. Matatmn, Keyport May Get er, said publicly what some other a large pool, a smsller chlldr seven plumbing and 10 electrical uaaf ej^au^aa ga ^Pevat'. um^ra Baa^g aa^^vuvo^oyui ' «d»d with an auto Jieading Nuth bid on the work. teuton have beea saytog priv- legal aad architects' few end_e> prime minister of slandering ppool, , a control bulkbnglkbng, and^_and N funttun coeto must be added toMia ta the, broadcast. Cutro tockers,tockers to to be erectetd ta ta stages. WalteForerr Archert Ave, .V an Morrd driveU Ave.n by, New Rail Crowing Devices for putting more coatroit ta nt ha Base figures. nu_ m vmi sraaosan. vuini __• • « ™ r™""• —•_»•—. had said the embusy was "to __»*• of tsaals courts to atoa-Noptuae. , • .. . v.--;, tagMtttoa. BuBidts oena maay ooff the contact with war crlaitaals and "od. Patrolmu Herbert VanNota MATAWANTOWNIHIP-Tbe Should the railroad dscllae to cawgonu mciaasa aMsrnite tt ith rilto d "*• •\ie_O aOW (OMfaU OOMtniCtiOO From the stert of Senate de- hu ties with them." He accused said Mr. Dllger's car wu hit'ta Public UWItiea Cotmalsaioa has accept the reeKsaseadatwas, bate tost week, the bill never hot bids, but officials feel thaidMos PUC would thea ,have the power figure wu P40JN. ;. the, UJ..embassy of slmltor ac- the rear and turned over twice. given the New York and Long been rated much chance of Housefigures may aot affect dw towtlvily acainst Ms regime, Mr, Dilgsr wu thrown from the to order the imptovHBnts. ' •This figure It made up of a nasssge. No acttoa hu beea tak-beds received. Branch and Janey Central Rail- Thwe weeks ago the Township |MS,N0 bM on tae elementary Iris bearded prims minister ir, ' • •; ••. en then, looking toward a com- It also wu noted ti*t by tak- iwersd over the dun-Shaven, Patrolmen VanNote uid Mr. Committee, In Its first official school by Jack Preston Inc., « tow Uds oa a voted Ml- MMdtotown. and a IU7JN bid '-* ____B_J____T__T 1___J •»»aWWIif_ll_artoncrsUct W|*WIIMIdiplomat . •as• • hIPe* !•re-• Archer will be luued s tummona Feb. M-to reply to PUC reconv act of 1N0, foiwaUy petitioned revising the im Cor- ______( aVHOIB___BMi^ l__ttla . RMBdatioBS for greater safa* PUC "to end hazardous oondl- on the Leonardo addition sub- tbaa s__S_Tow bWsos **** '** •mbMI»*)rto demands for causing desth by suto. ; mitted by William Kohl aad Sea,rupt Practices Act, would require Mn. Dilgsr wu treated for guara-at three raUeroeeJaga. Uoss" at.the croatlaii. tt_f_r_l ____B|_MI fMHuftUa mA * M> Red ~ ' 9100 Theft cute aad bruises and released. Two are m the palga caaMbuttoat aad etpeadl. en In Cubs." Neither Mr. Archer, nor'a pas* Gerard Ave. and Qlffwood Ave. tune ta federal otecticas aad After , the ambassador wu Thomss Porchla, Lladsa tt Found Guilty Tea Pot Spills, whlskedBwsy, to safety-from .the' - . w— Brsneh, wu ia> Theothef.Uoyd Rel-ii scrosi reflect oast tacresses. INDEX -^meaactag crewd, Cutro brought torday ««at three Keensburg Juv- me.towaehlp Una, la Keypert. Baby Burned Under present tow, an laiUvM- ••"chten from the studio audience •?«•» «wM»«d Monday, for theft Mr. Dilger wai born ta Long In Entry a_uaa^Bi Bee^pwiavef ^B ava^Fwawajf aagaajB I ^H^IT ual is ttmKad to coatribultag $»,- A with die assertion: °< UN. In fishing equipment from Branch, and hsd lived In Eaton, FREEHOLD - Freak A." Do- killed ta a esr-trsla acci- EAIT'KEANIBURb - A 14-IN to any JDae candidate or cam- • > "I will give the Spanish sm-tlM Co^ Menmouth Marina, have town foul* months, He wss tha C«rle,»l.efNWsDsceSt.Red dent at the aiffwood Ave. cross noath-M glri suffered paign committee but there to asJhw bssssdor 24 houn to get out of been turned over to Keaasburg Mm of Francis M. Dilger nnd Mrs. Beak wu fomd guilty of a IIng, lhd third, degree burns of ttlimit on the number of candidates or committees to whkh be msy Cuba." , Cspt, Walling uld.that the Florence Green, I e_trgo of Breaking aad entering The PUC hss, recommended wr cent of her body tost alght iroutiu, one aged 10 and the othen Mr. Dilger wai ah lutomoWIe aad grand larceny la a trial be-that Jersey CentraC l taitall auto vhen a pot of hot tea splllsd ooatrlbuu. 15, were arrested by Patrolman mechanic for Myen Sunoco Sta. krs Couaty Judge ElvtoR. Sim- matle flashing slgaato at Gerard Garage Burns Hsrmsn Orllllon u they were tioti. Eatontown. •111 here Jfooterdsy. . . Ave. sad Uoyd Rd, Neither AMIS Marie Olsen, Jersey City, ITEINMVLUR RB«L-d_D leaving the marina with the fish- Alto surviving are two listen, ig, at prsssnt hu any SHREWSBURY' -Firemen yes DaCarlo had beea accused of s la fair condition today la Rlv NEW SHREWSBURY -Louis tordsy afternoon put out a emaismell ing geargi , Mn, Pstricla Snyder of Franca laklag IN from the Meat Towa type of automatic slgnsl device _. nmm HllBinvni IMI Kitty Keay ...... JS1 ind'Mlii Carolyn E, Dilger of Btore, Third Ave., Long Branch, It hss ncemmended that thr US « *• «Wiunuller. by a 44 vote, last Mate to a gtraga behind -th-thee The two older youths managed wted and her parents, MrMr, lw wu re-electeldd chtlrmsn MIIHII 0 Moamouth County Red Cross to elude the policeman, but wen tVesl Long Branch; Ml mitemtl on Nov. II, im. New York and Long Branch s. inomss oisen, .„ g Chapter headquarters oa irtndfather, John Prendoruit of The stste-wss represented stell automatic closing'gates s' Broad liter picked up after the 10-year on Bray Ave. wh Chsrles n - • old Identified them « accom Veit Long Branch;;hli paternal Assistant Prosecutor John Cllffwond Ave. This craning al is sccldenttlly wst spilled on -JMI Po|lce Chief Reymond Msis pllcei, •undmothor, Mn. Anna Dllgor, Petillo, ready hki tutomatic slsjiil llghtr Prank Cooper wss rasppointed clerk of the boerd. Oesrgs Sekelsay g laid damage was under $500. The Cspt. Walling said that th' 1ount Holly, snd hit ilepfsther, DeCarlo, who wss represented Both Mitawsn snd Keypor' The Infsnt wtt taken to River* fire was discovered by a care-younger boy said that the olde nwrence A. Grocn, by A, Henry Giordano, Long have been trying to get lew Hospital by the Middletown T. R. Burke MOB'S Shop ..JS* sker. It evidently started In s youths threatened to beat hit) The Robert A, Bnun Fun«fai' Breach, will be sentenced Feb.protection st the cruilngs foi Irit Aid Squad snd admitted toHolding Semi Annual Ssts, Bar Amy VaaderMH •vsitsite pppepeer basket on thee second up if he didd not help stesl thi lomc, Eatontown, Is in chtrge II. the put four yean. the pediatrics wsrd. galns.-Advertlsement W. S. White ..,.,„ .JO fflool r off tthhe garage, tthhe chiehif faald.oqulpment ld lt . jfarrangements. ,, . I I I Arrest &p»ngkm Plan Set Up Three New t» Wasklafloi. Jo far, tbair problems have M« established MM. MAstTW OOfMM By Home for Chronic Sick that a bomb waajtspoaslble for Ratables, NAVESINK—Mrs. Martha Sic- either crash; .;.;;; NEW SHREWSBURY - The kles Connor, 47, of Monmouth • NEWARK - A development The crashes claimed 76 lives, Planning .Board acted at last Ave., died Tuesday br League aommittM hss been formed to stocks Close 42^ in the Gulf and J4 near BoU- night's meeting on petitions in- City. Tex. - •: - :. -•• cany out a multi-staged expan- via;N.,C. /;:->;.A:y\ volving three new ratable* foi Mrs. Connor was born here lion ptea for the Home for Chron A. reporter asked Spaars u he the borough. One is under con- and had lived here alf her life. |C Sick of New Jersey, with con- Lower On wu booked in the jafl if he hadstruction, ind two are in the She was the daughter of Mar- •traction planned at Long Branch bombed the plane. He laughed planning Mage. • • . tha Ingling Sickles and the late and Neptune. and replied, "No. I may make: Drawings of elevations of theAlbert Sickles, and wu a ta- Light Volume statement tomorrow." . , new Montgomery.Ward ware- mer organist at All Salats-Epis- He is accused of driving Tay- house were approved. Founds, copal Church here, .t :'>• • ••: VNEW YORK (AP) - A moder- ate stock market recovery lick jar's car from Dallas to Ariiona, tkms for this structure have been Besides her mother, she is sur- ed enthusiastic backing and the while he had permission to driv Uld, according to David Steiner, vived by her husband, Martin mtrket declined yesterday on it only from Tampa to Dallas. who presented the plans for theConnor; a sister, Mrs. Helen Ray the smallest volume since Christ- Testimony at a CAB hearing Sudler Construction Co., Inc.o,f Wanamassa, sad a brother, Newark. mis Eve. - , ''.;'•- . .-""',' showed Taylor, 00, a Tampa tire Lloyd Sicklea of Neptune. The 1,198 issues traded made salesman, served time with The warehouse is the first struc- The, funeral will be held Sat- it the narrowest market since Spears in 1936. The two were sai ture at the Mid-Monmouth. In- urday at 2 p. m.- in the Fasten Nov. U when only 1,197 .issues to have talked In Tampa before dustrial Park site at Hope Rd Funeral Home,. Atlantic- High- crossed the ticker tape. ; the Gulf of Medco cruh. Only and the Parkway spur. The firm ands, with Rev. Charles P 10 bodies — none of them Tay will shortly file for subdivision Johnson, rector of All Saints Volume/was 2,720,000 shires in keeping with the borough's compared with 3,100,000 Tuesday lor's -r were recovered. Episcopal Church, emeUting. Mr* Alice Steele Taylor new toning ordinance, Mr. Stein- Burial will be la Bay yjew Cem- and was the lightest since the 2,- 1 Tsiripa asid ehe beUeved ersald.- ••• , ,., , -..;-,.•, etery.. '.. ._ ,. '•- :. •''?; ,';; 321,000 shares traded Dec. 24. A New Fins Formed total of 531 issues declined while divorced husband wu on tl* 421 advanced- plane under Spears'- aame, pos- Plans snow a one-story, steel MRS. IDA VAN HOWE ., Yesterday's closing stocks: FINAL YIAR'IN OPMCI—President Bsenheiwer, starting tits'eighth and fine! year in sibly hypootited. frame building of brick and con: RIVER PLAZA — Mrs.' Ida ACr Ind 1T fc cat Brk 3i'i office, acknowledges applause of Young Republicans attending the party's national The stocky, crete Mock, 150 by 200 feet Van Howe, 05, of 70 Carpenter Adtma Ei 85 Jonei a L «•» Alt Rtdue Joy M(( i fpean lane atnnsjtr to trea- sise, of modern style. . . St., died yesterday in Shrews- Alias Cp Kalwr Al 49', training school in, Washington. The President planned no formal observance of his He with the law. He catady aa> Tha board heard a petition tor Ktnrecott Mt bury Manor Nursing Home, AIII& Ch 109 Koppcra *3. inauguration anniversary. , - ,;, |A* Wirophoto) allied aa steeh at kk i a minor subdivision of a 27-acre Shrewsbury, after a long Illness. Allltd Stri 67 Kreafi, u US Aim ciui l«h CAM 11? tract .on Shrewsbury Av. south She wu bora In Germany, Uh Port C I* of, the Red Bank Airport. The AICM Leh Val Ind The record shows that since daughter of the late Mr. and AmrAlrlln Uh Val RR 1927, Spears hu been convicted request wu presented by Abra- Mrs. Ferdinand Falter, and hod Am Btk Ih P LOF Olait uCancer Unit Hidsart Seeks Long-range Louis Stein, president of Food Ant Can SSh of mail fraud, forgery, larceny, ham Zager, attorney tor-New lived in this country most other Am Cyan Mb llcNtb Shrewsbury Terminal, Inc. Fair Stores, Inc., hu been namedA Utn s* false pretenses, violation of im- ufe..- '...- .-•'.. ':-.^.-••;••, • Am Motora Lotw-i me He asked that a lot ot IMS chairman of the committee, An Small Luiuni Btl M'l Changes Its Planning at Budget Time migration laws, false personation Mrs. Van Howe wu a mem- which seeks to combine care of Hack Trk *2'A and robbery. He served prison acres, fronting on, Shrewsbury va Martin Co *»' ber of the Red Bank Preaby- ii'. U>k Ave., be separated from the Chronically ill and aged persons. Am Tab 107* Merck terms in Leavenworth, Kane.; terian Church. • 3914 Ho Pae A. Case Policy HOLMDEL,- Auditor Armoui tract. Prospective purchaser "The need lor an adequate pro- Am VlicoM Montar Oil us Trtated at Riverview Missouri; Ohio; Pcnasylvafiia; Surviving is a son, Ortto Van '*4\ S. Hutaart, Engliahtown, told th this lot, according to Mr". Zager, gram of aid and care tor these Itmca III M_S. Uont Ward J4 LONG BRANCH - The MonMoamouth County Municipal As- Michigan; Florida; Howe, with whom she lived. . group. I,.rapidly overshadowing *»•»• o. jn Nat Blac la a man engaged in. the auto- Nat Dairy S44H mouth County Chapter of the sociation, meeting In Pleasant Among those treated in River- and Maryland. ' The funeral will be held to- all other health needs," ssid Mr Aim on Nat Vlltlll 32!« American Cancer Society dis mobile business in'.this ares, morrow at-2 p. m. la the Wil- AtchiKm 25% Nat' oypi M<, Valley Inn last night, that go view Hospital in the past He wu free ikader a 12,300 -Stein as he prepared to start Nat tt«l 1 whose name the attorney declin- All Relln NY Central m dosed Isst night a new policy bodie•* s shoulrtldd consldtde were Chafes Gallagher, D Rt bond on a California indictment liam S. Anderson Funeral Home; statewide campaign for capital Area < Nla U Pw at for disbursing financial help for k)ng-raage-pisaaiag"in prepara' JJ, Port Monmouth, hand broken tor abortion when he disappear- ed to reveal Red Bank. Rev!. Dr, Charles S. funds. a DadaianFeb. lg Ball Una No Am A* *»' cancer patients. tion of municipap l budgetsg . in fallfll; MichaeMihl l MeachamMh , g, ed. A co-defendant in that case Webster, pastor of the Red Bank The Home for Chronic Sick Bait a on Nor Pac 44 W. Daniel Williams, chapter New Shrewsbury Terminal, Presbyterian Church, will; offici- Nwrt Alrlla SS14 He emphasiMfphi l that.thiththi s la the Sycamore Ave, Shrewsbury, said Spears told him he knew formerly located in Irvington, Ohio Oil u president, told the Board only way in which capital outlaj forehead cut in fall against bed; New York lawyer Frank. Inc., took title to the parcel hutate. Burial wiU be in Fair View .moved its patients and personnel Oliver ca Thursday, according te Mr. Zager Botlns\Alr OiHti Mar M Managers meeting st Monmouth requirements can ba'properlj Robert Leonard, ?0, of 24 Howard Spears was a practicing natur- Cemetery.' -;! Into the recently purchased and BoMan owem III Ql 102 Medical Center the change has estimated. He said he could not now divulge Improved Hsurd Hospital at 11Bon Warn Pan A W Air 20V Ave., New Shrewsbury, splinter opath in Dallu. A naturopath Buckeyt PI Param Plct 4JH been dictated-by the tact pleas The auditor suggested that gov- in finger. claims the aUUty to heal but the name of the principles MRS. JENNIE F. SCHULER Washington St., Long Branch. Bed Bucjr Erla Plnney JC lao for aid have been* increasing erning bodies work closely with this corporation. NEPTUNE-Mrs. Jennie F. capacity there has been increased auld Co Pa Pwau 25", Joan Plunkett, 15, of 22 Park- uses neither drugs nor surgery. Bulsva Pa RR , >• while Income from public appeals planning, boards in setting up The board indicated it favor- Schlsler, 75, died In her, home, from 24 to 41, and a goal ot Phil El . M view Ter.. Hailet, concussion in He relies instead on a system of Phlll Pet has remained static.' v < capital outlay projtcta, at budget fall; John MaraniU, 4 Peninsula physical cultura which supposed- ed the request, but withheld de- 21 Hillview Dr.. Tuesday. She possible 150 beds was cited. Pit Stctl 70% cision on it until a special meet- lived here SO years. , Pub Sv EtO 37V /The policy has been: to place time. Ave.;, Sea Bright, 'possible brok- ly stimulates natural recovery Publlck Ind 10 medically indigent .patients - Mr. o ed rib iB iln ing Feb. 10, In order to sattsfj Mrs. Schisler wu a member In addition, the home Is. seek' Pullman from illness. ' those who can not pay their own •ff '^S2 •»' » '•" « « !»«* "il the requirement that a subdivi- of the Aabury Park Methodist Ing funds to build, on a 24: Pun Oil ing; James Stevens, 2. and his The FBI declined te say howsion petition be filed two weeks RCA bills-|n nursing "homes, or gtvi bodies to estimate, early in thibrother, Edward, J, both of 10S Church. wooded plot it now owns in 1 R«id!ni Co they learned Spears wu prior to the board meeting Surviving are a son, Daniel W. l Soiv Rapub sil > them household assistance.' If year, the overall tax rate. Phoenix. The manager ot the tune, a 200-bed residence for theCon. Mn Rayn Met which it is acted upon. Schlsler. a U. S. government em- Coot CM Kty Tob M their doctors advise they'have Bali Hi Hotel said Spears, Veg- aged font Hoc • The board requested that thi ployee in Germany; two daugh- Rok Fulton . only a limited life expectancy.; 1 Benjamin S. Berkowitt, presi- Corn Pd • Bt Jo. Lead AAaiaaftas 'eassLdfl istered as George Rhodes,.obvi- prospective purchaser of the pro-ters, Mrs, Dolores S. Refert, at Crows Sell 49^ Under the new plan. Mr. Wil y acobi ttaxesa , as well dent ot the home, disclosed the era* atl ' at H(» Pap couuy ana Antonio DeNorcera, 40 North ously was in a hurry wHeH n he Bean Roab 4Tt Hams explained, the chapter wil as the municipal taxi perty consider setting back' his home, and Mrs. Helen 8. Hall if plan after a study by Dr. Eugene Ctl W •hell Oil" Bridge Ave...Red Bank, toe cut. proposed building' there by 75Arlington, Va.; two sisters, Mrs. Sinclair limit its responsibility to $500 foi In other business, the assocl checked out: Two FBI agent D. Rosenfeld. a consultant who amlth; AO- IS! hit with axe; Thomas Ford, 14, ofgrabbed him as he wu climbing feet, rather' than the 50 feet Louis S. VanZandt of Middle- each-accepted salient: atkn adopted a resolution caU made n aeries of recommenda- Doui Alre 3JH Bocony 4»( ' new fcderal regulation 170 Harrison Ave., Fair Haven, into a taxi. . shown on the sketch submitted. town, and Mrs. George MscDon- tions for future development. Also Dow Chin K'A 22 •:.•:,,,:• Fan care possible broken: elbow- in fall: Du Pont 314 Bou HIP 60 !i _ feotral aid for sewei "That's aU right,.: air," he told aid of Trenton, and two. grand- working on the program hu been Duq U 31V •wry M . .'MS This figure, he added, will'be MM Wentee), 2} Wallacei St, SabaivWan Graated Btd Brand S< plant'conatruction, to include the commissioner when told he Only 50 feet.of setback is re-children. • ,; • . pr,'. Joseph Fox, executive (di- Bid Oil Cal adequate to give'full care to the bead cut. in fall while walking «S£SL:•*& Btd Oil N J types of construction so that would be held for Federal Court ,prired en thte' loneTbut the The Matthews, Frandonl and rector of the Institution. The fi-EM* RR 12 Hud Pack 47 great majority of cases in the with.crutches; Leslie Neiman, acUon. nancial campaign will tlranont ' 13014 Taiaco'',«-? light,..,of past experience.) How- ~ -will be eligible of 7 Gordon Ct., Port Monmouth, board pointed out.that a more Taylor Funeral Home, Asbury rera Mot > Mtt 7 In Dallas, Spears' attractive retted from an office at 1000am Aeeapt KM TtioProd 34 ever, It, will also', protect .the chin cut in fall. Imposing busineas structure wouli Park, is in charge of vnngt- am Taitron S3 wife. Frances, ,3a. sobbed at me Broad St., Newark. am Cliir Tldiwat Oil chapter from becomini? involved result from use of the larger menu. • • / DytDyn m Trannamvr , Albert Roth, Spring Ter., Rednews. ; The home, which wu founded Bie Un CarMda with a few protracted cases where setback. r' "v,5V" '••••* Uh P«c . Bank, finger cut on piece-.of ,•% dea'l knew what uaay- A minor subdiyision was grant- MRS. IDA McCLELLAN in Irvington In 1030, made the am Moton so'A Unit Alrc bills haveitotaled U.000 In oneContinue glass;; Jafia Poyner, 'Jr.; 9f of in move to Long Branch last Sep- Otn Pub Ut 211, United Cp case and over; $2,000 in another tkore'a net aaytaiag I caa say." ed for property'belonglng to Mrs. RED BANK -Mrs. IdkiMc- 0 TaiMI ' SM4us Llnei , Sutesir Pi.. River Plaza, finger Elisabeth Waddelt,' adjacent to tember: Mr. BerkowiU reported Olan All 21'4 US Plywd , Dr.,...QanieL. R, Featherston, - it on.toy; Norman Dwjgtjti 1 Last Saaday abe kad loyally Clellan, SO, died in her home, N ooodrlch «lli VI Rub teM repsrters that U bsr kwv% tinton ; Falls School. ;This Chapin Ave.; Tuesday. • that because of its new facilities', Ooodytar '••«• US «melt ' chairman of the executive com' •M Pearl St., Red Bank; 'cKl It hits been,possible for the home 01 Atr 3»'.i UB Sttel •- mlttee, said the Jew esses which bead, were alive, »hs'd be here 3,2-scre holding was divided into She waa bora in Newark asd at No Ry I»>4 Van Al Btl cut while playing; Susan .Rose* a 4.J acre lot, fronting on River to take in patients from its wait- anykount • an Walworth sbsorned so much money had SHREWSBURY - The Plan- withttMaadtMbaMea." J moved herein 1K7 .from Spring auif on t 39)4 ning Board list night continued ..!•-«. ,, Barker Aye:, .Shrews- Rd.; and a lot' IM by 2S4 feet ing list, and new applicants. ' Hamm.r Pap,j|v, been fully Investigated when they She,said .she dida't getjan Lake." ', •' '.- w • V ,'*• ,• One part of the tag.range plan Hrrc.Pdr. «JU W Pinn.CI Ito discussions aimed at inspiring on which Mrs. waddell's house Surviving Is a nephew, William lit em >:'«H W«t Vn Tal hand through' glass doVf; -Sieph' that' already has been carrlsd WliK %[•;,: .In.receni.yeam this chanter colonial style buildings la bus She cut, the Jtterview and pic- J. Young of New Shrewsbury. [Dl H»rv 5O!4 While Hot ness, area; ;'f. •;:'•,••- •••: ens SmltH.'« StephmyJUe Bfvd.; tare takmg: short with the "plea Prospective purcha»er of the out wu to form a medical care has. reallted an -average of ft*- 1 The funeral' wu this morning arrangement win Monmouth Med- M Nick 101 Woolworth' ~ Oerard A. ,Barba. architect, Middletown. finger broken she had two sick babies" to carelarger lot is'Monmouth Branch, from the Robert C. Neary Fune- lat Papar !SJ«i Tnstt StUkT 000 In Its annual, crusades. It electric saw. : ical' Center, which designated lal Til • Til 3*<« . retains 40 percent for local said he wouM'draw, up samples for.,>'.,V:,:^,:^. ';;;-'•;. , Inc., buUders and developers, of ral Home, Maaasquan. Burial was group of doctors as consultants . Thomu McCuliy,' 2| of 2 In Washington; Oscar Bakke, Red Bank. The Plamring Board in Atlantic View Cemetery, Man- erstiqns and rat, present, levels Wood Ave.".' Port; Monmouth, wu given to. understand that snrf Wslting physicians. faced the p^lbmty-ofbeoomlng fee board. head of the CAB safety section, aaquan. •" •••, I- ••• • • , 4-Car h; chairman. forehead bitten by dog; Gerald said Navy search teams have this, corporation Intends to devel- New construction U the Ford, «. of 51 East Bergen PI; found what might be wreckage op the land for retail stores. LEgTERTRUAX phase of the plan. Called for is aHm^niacMsMir. Red i concussion In of the plane in 240 test of water At Gassing household aid,Itemi. fall ottnotoNlriven cart; James CHARLESTON, w. Va. - Les- an addUooal capacity of 100 or Dr. Featherston said the atwlag new buildings or remodeling. 70 mites south of Bikai. Miss. more bade for the home, along Smith, J, of 111 Barker Aye., ter Trout, formerly of Keans- will still find Monmout In Miami, Fla., CAB iaveitiga- urg, died at his borne here Doc. with faculties tor the practice, o ~ forehead tor Charles S. Collar said the rehabilitattoo, occupational and Navy salvage ship USS Penguin recreational therapy, and x-ray Novlcky, 10, of 11 ;catherine SL Surviving are Mi wife; Mrs: items than y other New Ji of Its colonial design proposal,, wiU leave Key West Monday for Service Set Willie Mae Truu and two daugh- and laboratory apace. The police car, driven by Pa- Hejald^e ptopoaal was ln^Red Bank, hand cut on 'glass;''':: • "pur aim," said Mr. BerkowiU, chanter. Others ihaveiweii abte the scene: Another Navy craft, SEA GIRT - The funeral for ters; his parents, Mr. end Mrs. trolman Arnold ^Moore. M, was •Plrsd by a/'desire to neap- ', Susan Dempsey, ^4, of Main The Cigar, will, leave Panama "la ito achieve a. first-rate,' fire- stopped at the Intersection on to hold sueh costs dowfti he said, St., Marlboro, head cut in fall Judge Alexander Trapp of 205Elmer Truax. Jr.. Keaasburg; because.of avaltabilitv af more tore^ historical eharacteriof City to mark out'ihe'area tor the proof, well-equipped: institution Rt. 33 when It'.was hit from be- : Boston Blvd. will be held Satur- two sisters, Miss Inez Truax of facilities to handle indigent term theborh":H/g.H '> •;;• against table; JoAaae Barker, 3, Penguin, he said. ' ,'.' -•• capable of providing medical hind by a car driven by Thomss He pointad out that the desire of 1 Laurie Rd.; Atlantic High- day at 10:30 a. m. at the Robert his place and Mrs. Stella Nat care for the chronically tick, but A: polan, 58, of Ruta Blvd., inal cancer patients. or cotanial styling cannot 1 Collar, who brought Spears' C. Neary Funeral Home, Man- rost of Florida, arid three broth- lands, leg bruised in, fall over name into the investigation, said also designed to provide all Belmar. Mr. Dolsn's car, also Net Affected r laglalated." •- -: " wire; Julia Cahill, 3, of SO Lafay- asqusn, with Rev. Canon Ray- rs, Cecil; Elmer, Jr.; and Har- phases ot medical servlcs for thehit an auto driven by Mrs. Msry Mr. Williams said the revised it was "quite a surprise" to lean mond H. Miller, rector of St. old Truax, all of Keansburg. ette Dr., Hailet, forehead bruised Spears had been located. Spears' resjdenta of a future W-bed resi- H. Kowaliki, 30. of (7 South St.;policy Ms no bearing, en pur- in tall down stairs; Scott Smith, Uriel's Episcopal Church, offici- Burial wu in Miami, Fla: dence for the aged." ' : , •. Freehold, which was alongside chase of medication for accepted presence on the plans wu ques- ating, ! powar oT you've J. of 12 Gary Dr..Middletown, , V span of years is expected the. police car. patients..: ,': . ::.;q-,,: :•- finger cut, caught it in car doer, UocM after It was leaned a Burial will be in Greenwood to pass before all desired facili- 'The police car was forced In- Neither, he said, does It affect suc- 'Stem MulUn.> of. • - Tampa friend had vanished just Cemetery, Brielle. ties an obtained for the borne. the arrangement to. glvecancsr before the airliner took oft tram to the intersection and hit a car Two new buiidlsga being ! wood Dr., New Monmouth, con Judge Trapp, former Divorce Anticipated is the building of driven by Herman Simmons, 31,dressings, made by .voluntetr cusston In fall off desk; Craig Tampa for New Orleans. court advisory master, died yes- the home for the aged at Neptune of Atlantic Ave., Belmar. service sewing units, to all can- Both Bakke and Sen. A* S.terday in Fitkin Hospital after In two stages, each establishing cer patlenu regardless of, flnaa- . , v0d St., and an %„ Patrolman Moore suffered a Belford, wrist cut on storm door; (Mike) Monroney (DOkla). sub- suffering a stroke. "lal status. •:••••: : .<. narkst on. Newman Springs Rd. committee chairman, said they ilip iniuryii SpKl 0(fice rWl1 -featore colonial fronts. laae Demmerle, 1$; months, 21 He had served u advisory mas- £££ V£*3P£? ™!;' - " - Dr. Lester A Barnett, pres- bed no evidence conaectiag tie Ow Vacation ey It v d The boardd wenentt into executivexecutive Reckless PI.,, R Red Bankan, , heae d cui ter in the Matrimonial Branch of S~.?. a."i5? *'" * ! ' "»n> Speakman, 35, of Elm Dr.,ident, of the MonmouUi County Gulf and North Carolina crashes. PLAINFIELD (AP) -Mrs. •asslossloa •» consider "iwiin"iwi g stut** •» fall against high ^chalr^chalr; B the old Court of Chancery from to IMs buildin.... g programalread .sinceNeptuney and the, watchmanWM cut, oHarrn thy eSimp- Medical Society, discussed prog- Bar Ja Us Asaysei, iktee aaer. 1MJ unUI IMS, when the court 'X DeForest, 12, one of medical are facilities WUed in today's crash of a will, have been provided for. .05, of Ninth Ave., Nep- ress in cancer'chemotherapy, Msynard A. Rollins, La., Rumson, forehead cut in fall wu abolished. tuna, suffered shock. which he described as the searth •ltd ky the dlaMct atterasy's Colombian, airliner at Moatego Health President, that Maria Innacelli, 10, of 2J Mori ' Red Bank Practice Bay, Jamaica, had hoped to Mrs. Mildred Dolan suffered for drugs to destroy cancsr ndiwdual •I, Red Bank, stepped on nail; •MW/IJo offlco aakod IM> Judge Trapp then practiced Egg Market teg cuts. Her husband was isgrowth- s without creatlacraa g ill of- •*• bead en gajoars en one spend a jtwo-week vacation there. ects in other cells. * George Adcock, II. of 40 Drum. law in Red Bank and Sea Girt, Mrs. DeForest was a widow. •NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - sued a summons for careless «•«•< at eeasplracy to eenunh specialiitng In divorce and estate Wholesale egg offerings ainple driving. He told police his K Red Bank, wrist cut, Her husband, a New York attor- throu h atertie a* to. ce»«s matters. , , . , tp: more than ample. Demand brakes locked before the acci ministration of the National Can- 5" **"* « window; Frede- nay, died several yean ago. Miss dent. ;•'.••.-..: • < ••• •..•••. ',3, of «3 McCor- As advisory muter. Mr. Trapp •snerally quiet yesterday. Re- cer Research Ceptsr inWuhlag- _...... , Nswman Springs We want to. be tare that it Margaret Leal of New York, an- catpts 17.000. ton, world wlda study,.tatting, mick PI., Middletown, forehead was assigned to the Matrimonial other crash victim, wu to tmbe 1 cut In fall against teble; Edith hdtral charges are not filed Branch's District C which cover- New York spot quotations fol- and lnvestlgatioa, li;>ieing co- against him we wiU be ablo to Mr companion for the two weeks. ordinated. ,..,,W*y:-.,- Johnson, JO Spring St., Red ed Monmouth, Ocean, Hunterdoo. A maid at the DeForest borne Matawan Man -Francia R Drucker. vice chair- lay our hands en him,? uld chief Mercer, Somerset, and Warren :•:'< •. Isrkilis Mkfwastera If observed early, •nouah. he Bank, possible broken ankle in h*r.(J» Hillside Ave.) aaldtot ">u o» tha Planalag Board, said,fall over carriage; Vincent Bochi- investigator Julian R. Btodgctt counties. Mixed colors - Extra (41-M said, current, trtatmaat and sur- Blodgett fiew to HioenlxTlast »ery U sNe to r»moy» or con- ~ yberry U., Middletown. BN), 2714-21; extras medium 24ft. $ Patent BBRK il" *•'5 night. Trenton until 1047. gffur« Sty: standards large 2s%-27; MeKEESPORT, Pa. -Kenneth trol cancerous growihs. cut in tall against car, Btdford Hills. NY., aad Mrs> te hS " ~ molds. 17, of 71 In late development, Then he maintained an office In Chocks34-21.-' . • O: Miller, Sr., 41 New Brunswick the car Spears ia'iecussoTiJ «

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Now on Shadowbrook Rd. Two appointmenta to the Rec- reation Committee were approv- SHREWSBURY - Bomigh have the road surfaced, but when ed. They are Mrs. Floyd Wilkiaa, •TMBdlmaa William • W. • Curdt only live property owners of 13:i WUlow Ct., 'and Joseph Clay- Toesdey night said tte borough affected eigoed a petition favor ton, 27 Sickles PI. •Vwc toiaf to do anything" oa ing the work on » 50-50 payment bain, couacil dropped the idea. -fhadowbrook Rd. "it tMt tin*." f An amendment to the subdrvi- -' He awde the statement after Mr.'Aklus' name was milting from the petition, but he later sion ordinance was introduced. Frank Aklus. 42 Shadowbfook Mayor Bernard B. White said the ?1fd, asked it the council "had taid be had intended to lien the WHY SO MUCH HOMfWOWC? and petition. ' measure upgrade* the road sosc- 'had any mora

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Ml b* Ma H. Cask sal Hear* O*$ He was walking down Fifth Ave. one morning. 1H0HM BVINC MOWN, SURPLUS The man. wu on top of the world. He wu tall and slender, a debonair dresser with snap-brim hat, caver.- M. HAROtD KELLY. nous cheeks, thick lips and a voice tabwn to (stores} HAMY rENNINCTON. *s»iactlsa) Maaagat of millions. His head wu high; he saw the sun acroa:. Member el the u wtiuM ocwivtu u tut UM the tops of the big buildings but; ;Wf nil •» tu AP •••• mipttcui didn't notice the deep blue shadows at the bottom. i;: aa nnwtiu IMIOTMUIIIM rot ijrfofrtwien «f»w w K Why should he? He-was Ted Hus> ing, the world's greatest announcer. His M mrxttttmtM tw ttwamti « mint J«•«••» «*• a» mint, salary checks alone came to a quarter. of a million dollars a year. He had a wife, i family, fame, intelligence, sym- THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1W pathy and, most Jronlc of all, he *was' a good man. ;"^^v'-;' V .i.:,?-.^'->. - The money he could not fpend, he gave away^. * The Preiident's It went to an actor out Of work, an unwanted woman with children, a boy who needed tuition, a headwiiter President Eisenhower points his I believe our people have the de- termination to hold expenditures in who wanted to be impressed, a child who needed an record 79.8 billion dollar operation—It went His head was high because this quest in several directions check, to pay their own way without wu Husing's world. He shared pieces of it with once. He says this sum—largest that borrowing from d CONTINUES. Hellinger and Corum and Runyon, but it was Ms and any President ever recommended in choose wisely among priorities, and WE CHKK OONGRltS' 6PBNPIN6 It was going to go on like this for yeara and years a time of peace—will be amply cov- to match sound public policy with and yeara. ••:•• ' •:' • \ ' '• '''-- ' •'':'" ered by 84 billion dollars in revenues. private And. while he. looked up at the morning sun, the . That means money in the bank. That American determination for self-con- buildings began to lean in. The skyscrapers tumbled trol thus is handed challenge, it toward him and the.street opened up and he began to money, he says, should be used to fall dc^niward, alowly at firat, and then futer and- reduce the tower of government debt is a: good one, to be sure. Both the faiter/and, over Ws head, the sun dimmed and died ; This would lighten the public bur- general public and Congress are en- and ted Husing leaned against a lamppost and a lady den. Held aloft is the hope that some- couraged to spend and save wisely. said: "Can I help you?*' He shook his head. time, perhaps in 1982' taxes can be ' But in one .notable part, the Nobody could help Mr. Husing. He had had three decades on top. It was time for a new boy. Time for cut Meantime, the President warns President's budget swings wide apart from the story it tries to tell. In it, THESE a shining fresh face on Fifth Ave. Runyon, a blinking •gainst inflation. owl In a porkple hat, had bowed offatage. Hellinger, he deplored the way the costs of The budget message ihanded to SOKOLSKY the tough-talking soft touch of Broadway, stood In local welfare have been shifting Congress appears to "Let's In a preildential ctrnpalgn, every Issue counts. stage center, head bowed, u the spotlight narrowed toward federal expense, carrying a The Negro question will be of Importance because §o to nothing. Corum law them go and knew that there spend all we can, more than ever, 1 tendency "to weaken the ' sense of many Negroes live in telling statei, such ai New York, WASHINGTON but do so within our means, and at mewtlai.tvldMcmmmtog evldsstce that both pop>- were only eighg t bars of music left for him. state and local responsibility." Then, , Illinois and California. On fte other UUeal parties end tht voters, tea. the same time pay up some back Now Husing. His trial was to be tougher than the unchallenged, in the same paragraph hhandd , whah t h a ffor many years been called the Negro ;W bits and invest in a future in which others. A tumor on the brain. Blindness. No voice. Ho* is the budget figure for this item— Problem is not as pressing In I960 u •ants in this prMldeattal elec- pltali. Nurses. Try to think. Try to speak. Try to see, wl will not be bothered by so, many ; a billion dollars higher than when it has been during the past two decades. tion year. \ * : '•: • '[•;•• Can you see a tiny lattice of light, Mr. Husing? It's infiney troubles." That Utopian sit In the South, the Negro question The Soviet Untart power what you used to call sight Can you form a word Eisenhower took office. In short, the ^ to Hs uation appears enticing. But whether la one of social Integration; In Maulaissjilnifllw > like "Cod," Mr. Huilng? Say it Try to say It Think President is sorry about the situation lt;is realistic of possible even must •North, it is fat becoming a matter-of whether"' or^oriia KtMl It Millions of words used to tumble from your lips, but does nothing to correct it. That's bf questioned. Standing in the way political controL In New York City, the stmgth U rUing, |ts» Mr., Husing. ' •;'•,;:.'.. not all.: The entire request proposes Negroes and the Puerto Rlcana can hold Where are your friends, Mr. Husing? You don't of;economy beyond 1960 is Ameri- chases to win,, l more spending, enlarged programs. the political balance of power and* can meetini g and beyondb . Is declining. know? That's funny, You had millions of them. Where ca^ position as global guardian of 1 Eisenhower has. shown a sincere, exert, an enormous economic pressure There will be no chanea at all Is your money, Mr . Husing? You earned millions. None democracy and tentpole of the have- •OKOLSXY upon the community. In recent years unless die West can be drawn left? Ah, what a pity. What a pity. Where Is your wife, devoted desire to make our govern- together in adult ua|ty-ead tm- not, nations. Nothing on the horizon the Negro vote was well organized and ,wu generally Mr. Husing? Gone too? No wife, no money, no friends, ment live within its means. Only less the core of the alliance,; the In this space age* indicates major Democratic; that is not likely to be so In 1960. The United Statei, can gat through no fame, no glory, no voice, no sight and part of a recently, an 81-billion-dollar budget Northern Negro, it may be assumed, will be influential tha campaign at home without mind left savings in government costs. tearing itself apart: We must was projected, and the President in both political parties. not weaken the ability of the In- Ted Husing hit bottom almost four years ago. He Eisenhower must be praised for found ways to trim this to 79.8 bil- "The^Case for the South," by William D. Work- coming adminlstratlon-whoavsr was, as he says, a vegetable. One of the things he still repeated appeals to both manage mav head It-to act dedsivtly had waa guts. He fought when he didn't want to fight lion. Ahead, he sees a surplus of 4.2 man, Jr., puts the problem in two paragraphs better and with heavy publie support Went and labor to remove inflation billion, which would be a? very nice than I have seen it anywhere else. He says: In a profoundly dangerous worn. and he was hitting from memory. He fought to see, to try pressures caused by price risei nest egg. Certainly, he, cannot be "The South is being scourged by four pestilential All these facts are aaxtoosh/ speak, to think, to love. He came back up from the bot- and wage increases. In those areas, forces which Impose an almost Intolerable burden upon known to the most 'responsible tomless pit with more courage than I have ever seen blamed for expenditure*- that are men in both parties. Mach Bwre Indeed, are dangers that, by now, Americans who cherish state sovereignty, constitu- than this awareness Is neadedi in a ring or on a field. • . should be very familiar to the public "uncontrollableunder present laws." tional fovernment, and racial Integrity. On the-one however, if the tbunby li, ta- Today, he lives In Pasadena. Hia mother, deep In hand are these three: the Supreme Court of the United dead, 'going to wear Its long her eighties, takes care of him as she once did long which, repeatedly since World War Surely, he is right in discouraging pants-to take a grown-up view Statei,-which hall wrought havoc in its injudicious before he knew fame. He can aee a little; he staged a II, has been caught up in their misguided business speculation. of the world of INO. But President Eisenhower is effort to play at sociology: the National Association No one supposes the campaign small comeback With. Tommy Harmon and. once again, snares. But the very size of, the for the Advancement of Colored People, which haa can be run off without aome un- throats tighten as a weary voice said: "This is Ted budget seems to echo the parential man on his way out of office. In wise tmottonaliam. But it does Husing." recklessly undertaken to achieve race-mixing by pres- noc ssein too mucn io. nope lor advice: "Don't do'as J do, doas I other words, the nation's, financial sure; and the northern politicians and propagandists less automatic and trivial per- He has written a book called "My Eyes Are In My say." It is difficult for a.people to affairs might not work out just as who pervert small truths into big lies aa they purvey JSS*10:.1^ Heart" He praya dally that you and I will go out and dislike as governing factors In learn economy when its government he sees them. Ours is a costly gov- vilification and ignorance on a grand scale. On the votuu; fewer yoUnt declsiOBS buy it because he needs the money. It Isn't a great Is spending more and more every eminent and so it must stay. Whatother nand is *• Ku Klux Wtn *itl1 lts unloyely co- based on petty personal prejo- book, but I can remember when I wrote worse ones horts who substitute muscle and meanness for the dice. The ' grave Russian chal- and Ted Husing would get on his bandstand at WMGM year. , . " *r * •' '•• can.be hoped for is tK«t waste. Eis- lenge will not be subject to vast intellect which by rights mutt be the defense of the In* weakness of this kind.' and say: "You people out there have a treat in atore. enhower's sworn enemy, may, some- Jim Bishop has written a new book and it's,a On this score, Eisenhower says: South. PROBLEM STATED how, be lowered. "The Man In the middle is the one whose voice beaut. . ." His book tells everything. It holds back Surely, the natiottl problem nothing, YOUR MONEY'S WORTH today will be obsolete by then needs to be heard, for too long haa his quiet but de- can thus b» fairly slated: There and most of what we'll be a* termined resistance to tyranny from either .side been The Kriendlers at "21" take care of Ted a little. Molting isn't tvtn on oar unheralded and unexplained a President on the basis of two- As each day goes by, more and more friends drop a lag bosrdiV" bit politics or mere; pressure- By SYLVIA PORTER • One who lives in the North and who has only group faitsfefts, however: decent note to him In Pasadena, Calif. His married daughter "Let's do some educated' crys- mesa interests may be in them- AH durits this r Protestant and most every, leading presldeatlsi whan Soviet Premier Khrushchev ie. And when I broke possibility so that they may be was In New York this past fall, In, "You mean I could ask a Catholic, involves numerous Inherited obstacles. Judged only on adult and rele- ft* told Mayor Wagner that Rut- msch ne in New York to ask a Workman quotes Professor E. Franklin Frazier of vant standards. For esamplM.' •ia Inlands to come in. Howard University aa follows: . VAOUB ATTACKS Even at this stage, prepara Mom an well advanced. The ''Even in the United States, where the mixing of Vlea President Richard Nina Fair will be located at Fluihing whites and Negroes slowed down after emancipation, ia constantly under attack on such vagoe "grounds" as "I Msadowi, site of the original °^.V*f"f m musing over the urbanization of the Negro and his rise in economic 3oo"t UN Fair. Headquarters are at .f** BIII«M I" sutomatlon, don't like New York City's Empire State travel, sosce, synthetics, etc and social status are accelerating racial mixture. The his face." And so en, Miding. 2*f • twJ*t with serious un- absorption of the Negro will scarcely change the, physi Sen. John Kennedy of MSSM- 'Tor It takes years to organise oertoiwi. For our vttr uncer- cal character of the population but the cultural influ- chusetts is consttntly under at- • global venture of government slniy emphs»l«es that so rapid- tack because he happens to be private enterprises of this msanl ly k the world now. movlnt in ence of the Negro, especially in muaic, has left its im a CathMle. teat," explained Thomas J. Dee- Mploratim md invention that print on the new American culture that la evolving. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson is ditto gu, Jr., tha dynamic public re- many a projection which seems , Intermarriage always Involvess serious considera- because he happens to be from •wens adviser who spearheaded wildly Improbable In INO may Texas, tion!. Whan no social pressures or rigid laws exis

''•' ''." ' ' •"' 1W, to the first of U consecu- m M* " '"* lalttaTalllslsi • Vt MaT OMISS! WaHssi tive terms In the House, v iTnlli eanlVW nnwHIVrf w ,Im rite ^Vtn VTMPJ A meticulous man, there's nev< 44-7* WHITE ST. RID IANK er a paper on his big glass-top- ped desk except the one he's CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY AlWAYS AMftl MU PARKIN* working on, Filing cslnbels and book shelves along the wall* are ... .,..,, AUEMI IC lined neatly on lop with scale 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyild.-l-3l30 mam***mm {accessary to pay bslated tribal So Let Them Do It land claims. But for decades, the ofono ptfflgi federal policy toward tribes has THE NO-LONCER-VANISHING continued to vacillate. The nation- By BETTY A. DIETZ she says with • lift of the «ye- AMERICAN al conscience wants to make up Dayton Newt ' brow, "But I wouldn't take no for past wrongs. But how? Sen- lor an answer!" The American Indian, whose ator Neuberger of Oregon de- DAVTON, Ohio (AP)-Ifa true Mrs. Roen is a home econom- number dwindled sharply in the —men are better chefs than ics graduate of Temple Unlver early years of the century, now clares: "American Indians weigh romen, concedes a Cordon Bleu- sity and holds a master's degree has become one of the fastest heavily on the collective'con- [rained lady chef. from Cornell but, she says mod- growing ethnic groups in the.na- science of all of us. This was their "That's because .women go to estly, "That doesn't help' your tion, reports the National Con- land. They roamed it free as air. ieccs under pressure. There's cooking, only your buying." •' gress of American Indians. With We took it from them—by fair o much tension in the kitchen," While Mrs. Roen admits there the rise in population, to around meats or foul." , ; ••-•••.• • oints out Helen Marie Roen, aren't many good women chefs, •00,000. has come increasing prob- The Eisenhower administration Mrs. Roen, a tall, smiling she's equally critical of the men. lems. Most Indians, poorly edu- has won praise for its faitness' in woman with an unruly curl over "Not .very versatile. Some' cated with low living standards, dealing with the nation's Indians. ler forehead, is the exception to can't make sauces or bake." ' cannot easily adjust to the me-But the problem* of Indian peo- Mr own rule. But it's part of a natlo chanized ate. ' ' .'' ' • : ' ple, their lands and their future "Mother used to say I had antrend, she adds mournfully. Last has not been finally resojved.-. iven disposition — always diffi- AdfltWnally, there is wide dis- Kansas City (Mo.) SUr. ROAD PLANS —Leroy Martin, left, newly appointed cult. ':.• So I don't, go to pieces/ year at the municipally W agreement about how; Indians county engineer, and Howard J. Preston, county road le explains With * shrug. ported Oglebay Park at wVeW should be treated. Seven years ing, W. Va., the had 41 home ago Congress adopted a resolu- COACHES BECAME PILOTS luptrvisor, chock over maps and figures as they plan Even it she wanted to act theeconomics 'students for waitress- "I fnavjht a* ... no watart". tion •< advocating the withdrawal, 'NEW YORK itAPJ-TTiree men road work projocti for 19W. Maintenance of county irima donna, there wouldn't be es. Says the: as soon as feasible, of federal who began 1959 as major league much room for either histrionici responsibUity in Indian affairs. Highways, drains, bridgts and othtr work !i a largo, but "All they knew was hamburger. will be open to all small boat responsibUity in Indian affairs.^' this year are managing ir hysteria in the small kitchen None of 'era knew what a lamb The policy envisions a prompt end . teams. They are necessary Irani in the annual budget. 1NJN Photo) if La Petite Gourmet which Mrs. cnop was. , Safety Afloat men iad their families. bi t»o„ «.iktribantl nmonlxtinn iiiil the in- .• Detroit, Bill Roen manages here.- The big .Ouataf ttrOraberg, 67 Chapia Jimmle 5 Fifth Best Chef Avt., Red Bank, wdl be instruc- tegration of Indians in society. JurgeJurgeat of, BostonmaaalUBumu and Charley STEP LADDER SCORES .ange and her shelf of spices IMMN EACH and herbs are Just a step away Hie late Duncan Mines called h 1960 Goal tor for a Monday series starting, An oppoiiU view,' also widely rjresge,, of Milwaukee. JACKSONVILLE, Fli. (AP)-KENOSHA, Wii. (AP)-Mem- from a in the Red Bank High School ai supported, calte for .caution in —= The highest Gator Bowl payoff bers • of an insurance bowlim I p. in. Feb. 8. Richard T. Clark efforts to terminate tribes or al- of «U (he 15 games brought Ar- team here turned in a "step lad around to naming the other, four, Says Levitan W Orchard St. will teach Mon- ter Indian status, Tribes should der" game. Competing in th Mrs. Roen had to fight her For IS years with* restaurant r««m~t«,. days at S p. m. in Building 478, be terminated, this view asserts, WANTED kansas and Georgia Tech foot- METEDECONK - Commo e only at their own request. Tribal Responsible part ball teams $100,000 each. Both Eagles. GoodfellOwship Leagui way into a predominantly male chain as trouble-shooter and *' Fort Monmouth, starting Feb. 8. Howard Schmiti' hit 187, Bol field. She says: ' . . . training /expert, Mrs. Roen was Charles E. Levitaa said yester- George J. Terwilliger. Metuchen, cultures ought to be maintained ever I roam Iwill have to share some of the day the 19N goal of Sandy Hook u an important part of Ameri- quality furniture « money for the game of Jin. 2Leys 188, Jesi Bellaver 189, "My father was a fine chef. on the West Coast for a time ist the instructor lofor a• WeWedned s by origUal buyer. Norm BeU 190 and Herb GalUtin That's how I acquired a taste for and catered many Hollywood Division, Coast' Gjard Awllar/. series in Middletown Town can: life. For decades, the prob- with their Conferences. will be to carry out a broad lem has been involved with the FURNITURI , IM.-••..'.•,".•••••' •.•::-••'••'•.. •• good food." parties.: Some of them—for. such ship High School, beginning Young' Helen Marie, who fre- celebrities as Barbara Stanwyck, range of public instruction course 8 p. m. Feb. 3.•.;.;.'. •'•• • ,-• two divergent "hard" and "soft" •RAND NEW! ' and courtesy motorboat examuv policies. Pay off balance ef OM at CANT MALEAH RACES ON IV quently went to Belgium and Joan Bennett and the late Errol A course at the Keyport Yadi France with her parents, had to Flynn-were so big they had toations. Club, with Charles H. Hall, But the.Association on Ameri- $1 weekly. Caoslstt ef sec SPEAK UP? MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-All sever do'some tall talking to get her* - pitch tents outdoors. Flynn? Mr. Levitan, who wui captain Garde,, Rd., Shrewsbury, at can Indian Affairs reports the pol- tiooal with foam cuthloas, of Hiakah's, Saturday staki self enrolled at the lamed Cordoon "He was a dottVl can say heof the Division, took hi* oath icy of continued strong federal modera bedroom aad t>pe. •• Itroctor. will begin at 8 p. oom aao *p Sao Data Carnegie events %re being televised by th Bleu In Paris. kissed me on the cheek. He wascommodore of the district aux- Thursday, Feb. 4. Frank Reese, supervision may be gaining sup- dinette with some acces National Broadcasting Co. th . "I; was the only girl in the the type you could forgive any- iliary at a New York City cere- Point Pleasant, got hit course port the group cites as evidence sorlM.' §OtH0 "MCCaV winter. All will be in color; class. They don't want women," thing." ', mony Sunday. It was admtoia- u^der way at the Point Pleasant recently increased appropriations rV tered by Adm.H.C, Perkins, da> High Schoo- * l last night, and Har- for Indian health and sanitation. CO 4*3020 TODAY'S trict Coast Guard commandant. old Edelsteln, 372 McArthur Ave., The Interior Department has rec- The new commodore succeeded LonBa Branch, will open a course ommended a larger Indian loan Uoyd A. Albin. „ <• in- the Long Branch High School fund. Some snbmarginal govern- HELD FURNITURE CO. Eight-week connta, consisting at 8 o'clock tonight. . J ment lands have been assigned to 7-11 E. front St. Business Mirror Indians. Yet'educational needs ol Kevnort. N. J» ' of one two-hour session weekly, Other courses are set at Free- tribesmen still have not been met By SAM DAtrSON* ire being scheduled fa Central hold....,, Asbiiry Park. Tomt River reports this association. AP BUSINESS ANALYST Jersey early next month. Classes and Highland Park.

NEW YORK-Tighter or easier he ttrtates agala hit ttaaemk money ahead? Better chance of DAVIDSONS M PROOF financing a new home or other dowa at there wUl be bafftt purchase or of borrowing for your sarphMj tHeU tai ratee where business deals? they are se 4hat tat turftat GIN President Eisenhower In Ms eta ba used far esMg the annual economic report to Con' debt; I. lake tht ehatklat etf grest iays more; money should the treasury at that H caa fear. FREE OFFER! DAVIDSON'S be available for Investment this raw la whatever market stamt year. ' ." .' . . .: . . • best aad net, as new, bt farced Bat many baakera are saying to hit only the short term mar- VODKA that the demand tar loans Is ket : where great idtawad. hat growing and mttjiy It te tight p^ssti Befrawnaj ceat taruaj.' COMSTOCK UNDID that an Increase la their Interest Under present law the treasury charges Is everdtoe. They want 2 extra King-Size bottles can't float a loan of more than w|||$|l|Y the Federal Reserve System rive years' duration for more than to Uke the first step by biking 4>/4 per cent interest. Since it Its discount rate, or what It can't find any investors who will charges (hem when they borrow buy long terms bonds at that rate, from It. ;•...•x it has to sell all its securities in of Canada Dry Flavors The Fed is holding its ownthe congested short term market. counRlaboutithat.'; " > This hat meant that at times . Hw U.S. Treasury has some big the treasury has had to pay more refinancing to pull off next month than five per cent. It thinks it and so will be dealing with lend- could have sold long.term bonds ers again. It isn't anxious to seein a less congested market for Interest rates ris Ti per cent or to. But,, like the PntfaWthe While the treasury may.help OjMrt treasury sees some eating ahead 4 in making more Investment funds in,the money market. This is available, it still will be how Right now-get Canada Dry King-Size Flavors in a spe- became last year'it had to raisemuch Americans save In 1M0 that cial 8-bottle carton-yet you still pay only the price of & eight billion dollars of new will make the big difference. DAVIDSON'S money. To do to it competed And it will be how much busi- You get 2 bottles FREE! MJNMDWHUKIY actively with everyone else who ness, consumers, and atate and wanted to borrow. This helped local governments want,to: bor- Only Canada Dry gives yoil such a FREE OFEERl 40% Strata* ANrtMMf «In. OM ( 4 send interest rates higher. row that wil| decide bow Hint u -• -" ••••- • ••-• TVs year tat tnaaary toast money remains,.;.. •'. ' r'"v' Only Canada Dry gives you such a QUALITY BUY! to remte that Nat aalywiB k be tetkfcwa* ' " " Only Canada Dry gives you so many exclusive IM6RE> Mr abort Shrewsbury DIENTS in all their delectable flavors. Get your favor- Nancy Baltly, dauguar of Mr. WYcum $ 95 seme two bUHata and Mrs. Phillip E. «allly, 16 ites totty/ , money market, cutting the fed. Holly Dr., entertained frlendt Sat- SC6TCH 4 tral debt by that mack. urday night. Guests were Rober- And if President Elsenhower's ta Mitchell, Judy Wilde, Linda hopes of a budget surplus In theDeAngells, Eileen Cressy, Vickie next fiscal year are fulfilled, the Clifford. Karen DeUtush, Honey COLONUROY treasury will be cutting the debt Baer, Pamela Wlckbtrg, Marry BTM ' Ctatvlaafcal •aiiBB^Aal $A99 further and returning more Meyers. Thomu Dibble, Kietji Rya 9nVJkv*Jln tWIOTavwal money to the market. Mast, Bob Thome, Bunky Baer 4 Bankers and fintneers o and Joe Hochreiler. SYrsVOM mortgages say that wilt be all to the good. But the immediate Mrs. Richard Fertal, president prospect, they still contend, is of the .Community Club, was host- AIOVI mus neunnn WITH DAVIDSONS for an Increasing credit pinch ess at a luncheon Friday for as business activity steps .up, members of the .executive board. and perhaps higher interest rates Gifts were presented by the board — certainly no declining -ones. to Mrs. .Peter Miller who will move to North Carolina from this The President's hopes for more area In February and to Mrs; available investment money seem James Cumiskey, a stork'thower based In great part on his belief gift. Plant were discussed for the that incomes will soar this year, annual spring dance in May. Mrs. LIQUOR STORES making more savings possible. Harold Sherman and Mrs. George Out of savings come the funds Brennan were appointed chair- W/2WOADST. that can be lent to businessmen, men. Others attending were Mn. RED IANK to borne builders, and to con- Conley Butler, Mrs.George Finn, PARKIN* sumers. ' •;•.•... .•.••.• Mrs. Robert Thomson, Mrs. Rus- MUVUY He alee wataa CeagMta to sell Benti and Mrs. David Leavy. SH 7-3334 adp by dak*, tht three ttdagt The club will hold a luncheon meeting Thursday at.CBI, Eat ontown. Mrs. Babbette Bauman Edelstein, local artist and teach- er, will present a talk and ex- hibit some of her work. CAMERA SALE The Tinton FaUT School Libra- ry Commission will conduct a "story hour" at tht library en the lower floor Saturday between 11 a. m, and neon, Selections will be read by Mrs. Joseph R. Cas- tidy and Mrs. John Declur ef TO Uncroft. All children of the bor- ough who are attending tint or second grade may attaad. Twen- ty-two kindergarten children at- ENTIRE STOCK tended last week. AT Mn. William O, Sutir, 114 Rlv- eredgt Rd., was hottest to the bridge group of the Community Club Tuesday afternoon. A lunch- eon was served, Members attend- PAGE'S PHOTO SERVICE ing were Mn. Fred PlektreU, Mrs, entries B. Long, Mrs. Vin- cent D, Roache, Jr., Mrs. Fran- 3$ MONMOUTH ST. RED IANK cis Ccoptr and guests,'Mrs. 1 George A. Wilde, Mn. Otroge IRANCH OF Finn and Mrs. Paul C. Knauff. WINS OR COMES CLOSE DORN'S PHOTO SHOP US VEGAS (AP)-Whcn Gene 15 WALLACI STRUT RED HANK Littler finished third In the 1939 Tournament of Champions he completed a phenomenal five- OPIN WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Til 9:00 year record for the event. Littler won the tournament successively In 1PM, 1956 and 1957, was fourth in 1958 and third In 1959, WHATTA FREE OFFER! dTJ'^'r'hl'^

I wish I CSBM be ears It wen ftoww-euvorkkj? The asst ., p (AP)-The N. I; Seen _^_._™. jf Conservation and •o." years-or Irss msr t»U, Unlosi CoBtpany. snnminccd to- CARS COLLIDE cent increase over sales of I126,< Economic Development yesterdsy grew for U veers-tbe leaf* of For a long time, Wagner-once dsy that the Eastern food chain SHREWSBURY — No one hid a third quarter net income 70MU "in.* the third quarter ' announced an all-day ' itime she's been around —£un- a state assemblyman, then an iAD OPENfNC munlcipailtiea injured iinn na two-car accident Tues- touched by barber's snippers. Wagner of tl.TM.H4 after all taxes and IMS. Feb. 2 on ways m r appointed and elected official of TOLEDO, Ohio (AP)-OWMTS can finance development of mu- da" y at— Patterso n an-•d •Shrews - she got a haircut roeaattyATho Sew York Ciry-.JinUd to be a of n newly remodeled drive-in depredation, a gain of 8 per For the nine months ended Nov. cent over the same period n 2s, 1159. net earnings were 15.- ter plans. bury Aves. Police said n earwhole family snowed up to w>tct» NEW YORK (AP) - New U.S. Senator like his father. At-theater still shredder at the Bos- driven by Angelo Getoo, U Leon- it. • , l York's Mayor. Robert F. Wagner, ter his defeat in 1956 by Repub-, thought of their grand opening, year ago. SM7S1. This wu equal to $1.30 Commissioner Salvatore A Earnings for the three'months a share, compared to $4,511,787, tempo said. "The largest local ard St., Red Bank, wu turn- After It wu over, Felicbf ex- previously a man of mild meth- lican Sen. Jacob K. Javits, how- A' pony which wu to provide ing from Shrewsbury Ave. into ever, he expressed anew his sat- free- rides for children became ended Nov. », HN,'wen equal, or $1.11 a share in the same per- planning assistance program in into claimed: "It's wonderfull" £ od, is waving a whip now-a Patterson Ave. when it collidedI Says her mother: "The haircut possible symbol of Us pivotal po- infection with the City Hall chief ill. A miniature train broke down after preferred requirements, to iod a year ago. the nation is currently being con- m cents a share on the 4.017,171 ducted in New* Jersey." with a car going south on Shrews- hu changed her whole person- litical rob inikis year's presi- executive office. after a few trips. Someone cut bury Ave., driven by Clarence sllty. dential stramHe. Those wW say that a man loose a WO, 30-fook-long belium- shares of common stock outstand- The world's first jet passenger He uid 120 mssicipsliUes have ing on that date. This compirss service wu inaugurated in May,been or nre now participating in R. Young, US John St., Long , Signs of the new Wagner have can't chug* fundamentally at * filled balloon which han't been Branch. Patrolman Robert Hoff- might note the awesome conver- sees' since. Rain drenehedTue with earnings of tl.4tt.O3 in the1(52. between London snd Johan- the program. tuSfeMf t been gradually emerging.' same period of 1M, equal to nesburg. Bootempo said Cov. Robert B. man .Investigated. * By last weak the stocky, soft- sta recently managed by Wag premises for hours, speaking mayor even referred to himself as "titular bead of fee party" In. New York. This week, reports were pub- lished that Wagner to seeking leadership of the state's delega- tion to the Democratic national convention in July at Los Ange- les. New York bu IM of the Mil votes at the convention. Whoever guides the dominant , New York delegation, of course, 1 hu a strong hand toth e ncrato- • ation.' Whether Wagner's new tactics Indicate a bid' for the vice pres- idential.nod ia coniectaral. He bis been mentioned frequently as a prospect, "You don't run for vice presi- dent," says the 41-year-old may- or, whose name bears the luster of his father, the late Senator and wrote the National Labor Re- lations Act >Now midway past its second - four-year term, Wagner's admin- istration hu been viewed by ob- , servers as'busy but bland. He YOU* DOLLAR POODfOWN fUPIR DOLLAR DATS! has been known for cautious, de- liberate methods. Often, he seem- ad'to hand over political hot po- tatoes to special citisens commit. SIRLOIN PORTIRHOUSI tees during munldnBl cjrises. Several rigorous actions have lately indicated n, change of tone. He took steps acainst a judge •rider fire for leniency. He crack- ed down- on corruption among marketing Inspectors, ousting a STEAK UgMavel official later charged ' with extortion. . ':"•.:. Ho• overrods- tocommendations of Domocrat Party county lead- ers in several recent appoint- ments. He summoned nil dry de- reuf partment heads, ordered regular reports from each and said slack- ers wlU get the sx. The New York Times noted that a campaign wu under way "to MIX'IM O« MATCH'IM MIX 'IM OR MATCH 'IM dispel the impression that Mr. Ml MONTS' »r It OM OnSSN OIAMT MAXWELL HOUSE, ; Wagner disliked to make decis- ions or lacked force and drive.1 SWEET PEAS 'The most ambitious develop- DELMONTE'DRINK CHASE &SANBORN. ment hu been Wagner's report- ed move to take a leading part to state Democratic affairs. n F/RESJDE EHLERS . ^ Former President Harry S.Tru- nan is said to have urged Wag- flii«TFisir '>"" C •!- ItD. MH.IT i - «i- ner to take charge to heal parry m breaches. .. The party ban bu been spflt 4"SI'1* iON^AMI g'S'l- by a clash bstweenMammaay ^^ iMMN M0UM- ' COFFEE Hell, the New-York County or- — —' --— — — — -m-

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setkMotikaeartkri party (oaMmnr te the, First Aid jn,««pfomimto ttv Squad building. CARMWB! India Ocean and from Alaaki to the Antarctic.; STROUBS! M yea asai at Uew akeat JUVENU MutiMl Funds, RWNmiH! ifcey are s How to buy them MECHANICS How they operate For free beoldat, wrif. to TOYS 113 KOAD ST. I KEEP YOUR PHONE RJDIANK Utfai aa«J Uahsted Securities Matoal Foods BUSY WITH BUYERS' til Breedway, Uag Branch When you put me to, work, When la toutt atout tow e. stu •j keep you busy answering calls uiwanted household goads, nlm yew (ram people who wtnt to buy KING SIZE CARTftHEl I Dramatic, and flattering is thn PERKY SUITMATE . . . PiU- STRICTLY ROMANTIC ... This U the garden-party hat girls irobltm with m. inawtrt . what you have to tell. I'm 0 il«.—Advertisement. Howie Hurtle*, the Regiiter huge mushroom of gold rough braid 'interlaced with white box in natural straw with ycl> dream about-* rustic leghorn picture hat with hair braid ex- (na bMUeit* Clauified Ad that takea your orgaiua in an effective basket, .weave, designed by, Amrose. low roses, by Lilly Dache. < tension, completely covered with roses, by Alice. sale' menage to interested Buy- er* for jutt pennies a word. Dial SH 14010 today, and tell me what you want to sell. It ft* newel wwiHir «, t MONMOUTH COLLEGE BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY Wait LOM Btwdi / , Now Jtnay .UPMSS VIA N. J. 1URNMW TWENTY «>I.ND™S DAILY . Peh. 1. H*0 (MW tt*4«ti) - TMtttey ««J Wa*W4tay. Nk. 2 mi 3 (fwiMr thaiNtt). \H J p. m. —4 1:301» 7 p. m. eweb *uf. Buy 10 Trip Books and Savt Beginning students, transfer!, prefessienil persons and ethers may be accepted Nr Schtej* •flittCdl SttatJytMt 14UI for day «r evening studiai, full-time or part-time. Claiias will begin Feb. A.

Accredited pregrama in areu such aa Wotogy, businese administration, chemistry, HOLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE education, electronic engineering, Engrlih, foreign languages, history, mathemstics. physics, political science, psychology, executive secretary, electronics technician, FOR GROUPS engineering aide tad wveral'prefmeiiribnal programs. Offer the Beat in Comfort & Experience PHONE PRocpeet 4-2R7 SPECIAL NOTICE: SUMMER STUDIES are Invited te apply far H EAT'FOR H ICH WAYi.An*l«1rlflinfut«n»down ptrt *f asptdal h««- Sesalea, Urn Maly 1 Inr cable to the road aurfice *t hlehwajr near Klngtfan,' Eni. The flnil lijer of aiphalt Seaalea, July t-Avgiist » Asbury Pork - Ntw York Transit Corp. U laid ever the cabl* «vhlch helps to prevent tttning on the road In Icy weather. 401 LAKI AWMUI. AMURY FAM Fer adauaiiea lafefwaUsa! wille er 10th anniversary of NATO. The Wfranc pictures the. NATO Bwecttr «f MawweeHi Cejlaft. Wttt H»w STAMPS IN THE NEWSHeadquarters Building; the NATO symbol and incription "NATO- AN UNUSUAL issue of special issued to mark this event. The Vr RED BANK stampj. commemorating the 75th High Dam:should not be,confuted 10th Anniversary." anniversary of the Proclamation with the present Aswan Dam. of Protectorate will be issued They are two entirely different SAUSAGE KITCHEN by Bechuanalandon Jan. 21. This projects. , ' ,, 134 MONMOUTH HVMH 1-44M MO IANK British territory has never pre- viously honored any domestic The United SUtes will issue a Old World Quality Products event with postage stamps. • new 4 • c e n t commemorative FILL LINE OF QUALITY stamped envelope next July 19 GROWING at St. Joseph, Mo., in connection MEATS AND MEAT PRODVCTS with 1960 Pony Express centen- OUR MUCIOUS nial year celebrations, reports COLD CUTS AM Postmaster Gen. Arthur E. Sum- SRIUPULLY PRVARI0 merfield.; - ,.,.,,tv. Commemorative, stamped en- ON THI velopes are comparatively scarce. •METTWURST . The U. S. has issued such en- • K1ELBASA velopes only in 1876 for the cen • WESTPHAUAMt tenniat of the Republic; in 1893 SCHINKEN .,/<:, There are throe stamps in the for the Columbia Exposition • UVERWURR'V set — lrjenee^rown sad black, in 1926 for the - Sesquicentennial • GERMAN-STYLE BREAKFAST SAUSAGS a-pence magenuiv and black, 6- Exposition; in 1932 for the 200th • ITAUAN PURE'FORK pence blue and black. ' anniversary of Washington s HOT ar SWEET SAUSAGE The design includes, half length birth; and for two International portraits of Queen Victoria, and Philatelic Exibitions in 1947 and SPECIAL Queen Elizabeth II plus a land 1956. scape scene, : ;• A new 4-ccnt commemorative IOCKWURST , 79e H). U.S. postage stamp already has The United 'Arab Republic has been scheduled for first day sale WEBSWURST 79c H*. issued a new stamp to celebrate at Sacramento, Calif, next July HOMEMADE KIEUASA We Ib. the Inauguration of the Aswan 19. Dam Hydroelectric ; Power'. Sta- «pn..Tha design deplete an aerial 'From Vatican City comes word LARGE SELECTION OF SWISS 7 view of the station In'the fore- that a set of stamps 'honoring AND GERMAN IMPORTED DELICACIES ground. On the same day the the Nativity has, been Issued. FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE cornerstone of the new Aswan The values'in this ct are IS High Dam will be laid and a 25 and 60-lire. Also rclca ed wa FREE DELIVERY G1S FREEZER ORDERS pair of commemorative will be a set consisting of 50 and 100- lire adhesives honoring St CCa I- mir. ',

France has issued three new stamps, two of which honor the Red Cross. The Red Cross set has • 30-frane plus 10 adhesive ranee bearing a . portrait of Charles, Michel de L'Epee. a crossed quill and a flower. The 25-fr phis 10 deplcu a portrait of Valentin Hsuy. Both of these stamps show Suits the Red Cross emblem. The single issue commemorates the HERE'S THE PROOF: Overcoats Knurr or AJIMJAI. noCKHOI.IIKRn- .MEKTI.NG h 19SS: DepesHs - $21,193,045.10 Thff Annunl meetlni at the thar* holixrii or Th« MetcMrili Trun Com- pany of Rtit Bink. N. J., will b« held •I ih» Main OHICO, IM Broad nreet, h lfSt: DepesHs - • J22.5M.442.13 Tted Bank.' New Jersey; on Tutiday, January,3d, lwn, at 1:00 o'clock P. 11., lor the election ol directors and lor ma transaction or men other bualneia aa may rroperly be brought btfora tn« mectlnf. . . ». N. WcClXtS. INCREASE --. $1.391,397.03 secretary. ', . Red Bank, New Jeraey - January 11. l«e» .- Jan. 1MMS-2I . .. . Stl.W

ceatii HERE ARE THE REASONS: To all lo whom iheta presents may come, areetlni: •. • ' . WBRBAS, IT trpetrs to my stats- Tht MmtaM tm» pravMw AU-OAY lANRINft • The MertbeMH Tmt bet •ff-itreet faction, by duly authenticated record or tht !>roceedln«s for tht voluntary dliMtutton thereof by th* - unanlmoua NIVI.IN AND WAUMtT WINDOWS e The MtfdMMi Tnit km axitJe PRn CUSTOMIt- consent of all tht ttockholders de- portltd In my offlct, that AUANMAUK PARKINft • The Mawheira Twa* etera IVWY MOOWN JANKINU tMVICI . . . fkt CORPORATION a corporation of this State/.wheat principal office la altu- ateri East Front Wreel, In the Roroush timnn, M**i pmfk H tin y*M ... whtflMr.iM ttobwhuw (tw M of Red Rank. County of Montnoiith. (Kate nr New Jersey (Wlllam Klatshy h IM 1Mb, «r •> mm ffk »ta«M IrejMh laiej, • HW NahwM Irwth Marl I helm the "lent therein' and In charge thereof, upon whom process nay be served), hat compiled with the re- quirements of Title 14, Corporations, Oeneral, of Revised ItatuM of New Jtraty, rrellmlnary In (he taaulna of Ihla Certltleate of Dissolution. NOW THCRDrortR, I, Hie Secretary INTOUT ON YOU* SAVINGS M atatt d IhtMate of New Jersey, t>». Hereby Certify that the said cor- AND NOW... peralKn did, nn the TMrtyflrat day AT MWCHANTS TWJSTI of t>cemher, IMS,, file In my office a ilnty •aeeuted and allmled content In wrltlnr,lotht dissolution of s«H corrorntlon, eieoiird ry all'lhe eiocb- holders Ihnreof, which said consent and the record of the prorpedlnt;* aforel «aM are now on file In my said of. The Place Te Go . Fer Irandi You Knew Met as provided tiy law. IN TRUTIMONY wiir.rtRor. i •uy.New . Pay '/i Feb., V> Mar., Vt April ' have hereto let my hand and altlitd mv official seal, at Tr«n- SEAL ton, this Thirty-first day of De- . remher A. D, nne Ihrraiand nlnt hundred and flflMilne. . SPORT COATS KDWAPIO J. PATTDN Srcreiary ol Male, Jan. 11-31.tl' (13.53 JOHN DANIELS Reg. 29.95 to 35.00 EHCHAMTS 21 MONMOUTH ST. (Juit off Ire^dI RIO RANK IN A • Palm Beach • Van lleuscn • Timely Clothes . * McGregor Sportswear JOB" RUT? • Alligator * Jockey,Underwear See Dale Carnegie MAIN 6FFICE:. 150 Broad St., R«d Bank • BRANCHs Fair Haven Shopping Canlir • Kttson Hid • Clipper Craft Clothes Page .4 '• , ' ; , '' . Mtnilitr reilera,! ntatrvt lyitem/Ked»ral Decoalt irjauranct Corporation' ' , v '' • # » • •& *

1O1¥,1O1¥ PRICES! Plus 2333\45t.69i Serve w/th fresh Sauerkraut £ 19c E 33c "A Lancaster Brand Boneless Top or Bottom TUNA HEINZ Mushroom, II. or can Round Roast 89 or Chicken Noodlt, lO^i-oi. can com •=••• NABISCO 16-ox. Lancaster Brand Boneless Brisket CRACKERS Prtmium 25 Corned Beef. 69C M STRONDOG HEARGT FOOD 95 Grapt or Orange \ Midget Salami 69c I Midget Liverwurst 59c :. M/X OR MATCH THEM/ *j Midget Bologna Franks D RIN K Frown FUh DOLE Pineopple^Srapefruit Tastt 0' Sea Lancaster 8rand Breaded Fillet Haddock X 49c Veal Steak DRINK Mb. «149 MARCAL Bathroom CodStedk ». 39c TISSUES Colors DsIiciMNffi Otpt CHEF'S BEST Sausage Link 5T 49c fl^ft. Louella Evoporated $ Granulated Macaroni Salad CUP 25c Sausage Patties X 43c Milk 8 a 1 °° Sugar 5 ^ 47c Grahams"™™ »«.«.31c Fittest Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Oreo Creams JX° '£31c Hydrox £ 49c Pretzels rS *r29c Nescafe ST r M.29 Grapefruit CRISCO Shortening

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RID IANK—170 lro«#J Sfrttt FA« HAVIN-874 Riv«r Rood WEST LONG IRANCH-Rr. 34 enti Iroodway Ope* Ti«., Wetf. t Than. IMt. M.j W.'« 10 p, M. Ope* THM., Werf. i Tfcun., ItlO tt t P. M.| Prl, • tt 10 P. M. Open Wed. i mm. until 9 P. M.| Prletey 'H» 19 P. M. •-4. v~ Poach Dumplingt 1 ENOUGH GOOD MEN, ByaeU her capcap' aTtornat lawyerr AtAlees ffX JOfMONV ON harles Mercer. Putnam. MM. Msrch-too sympathetic with the NEW YORK (AP)-Six John Bfoauwtommmu George Washington, Anthony colonial diaaideaU to suit Mur- sons win get a chance to play in aW aoa^a^saaaaaaaaaataaiBaal PaaaVat Boaftl ayne, Benedict AmbM, Alex- doch senior. TAKE BEAUT, you cookawho the major leagues fat Use. The ander Hamilton, John and Sam have troubla maktag deUdous Mieah haa loved Kathy.'aad Chicago Cuba have rookies Benl and the St | light aad flaky pastry. Take it Mams, Charles Lee; the battles; there an also aad Mia- Long Island, Harlem. Priaee- aa; Alex has loved Kathy, and Loula Caidiaala have catcher, K your poach pies leave some- ton, Monmouth Courthouse; the discovered Philly; there areDanefl Johnson, drafted from thing to be desired, try your snug winter with the' British' inprison scenes, battles, merchan- Richmond, hard at peach danpbngi You and the bitter time dlsing, smuggling, soldiering, In the American League, Kan 1 m'l have the problem of shap- at Valley Forge - here is the housekeeping, camp-followiag, u City hu Ken aad Bob John ' ing and ffaitiaf a large crust 11st background for Mercer's fifth birthing aad dying. „ m. the htter a third baseman novel, his longest, and Ms sse- who was drafted from the Den- so. of easing the pie dough Into nibs historical novel ond'Uterary Guild selection. ver roster. The Yankees have the pan ao it won't shrink woe- a large scale, more than well fully, of having edges scorch The rhKraclere you will know Deroa Johnson. 2»-yea7-old out plotted, with a lot of telling pic- and the top center look pasty. best bear names you'are not fielder frorndWchmond. turesque details. "Enough good familiar with: Murdoch. Heath, This dumpling recipe belongs men" could act the. country free. TwiUow and March" to pastry's Promised Land. but even these few, aa Mercer Unless you an "all elbows," The story starts out beyond notes frankly, were not always NO chances are you won't go wrong Pittsburgh ,oa the ,Ohk>. River, so good as they might have been. even the first timt you try it where young Meek Heath. Fog- CONFIDENCE? It Is the people. Mercer writes, You may overwork the dough a arr/a bound boy, Js all who drove him to write this Sao Dale Carnegie bit, but the results definitely still tendtnl his master's shack when novel, the,people who "ruabtd will be worth eating. some Delaware! try to scare'him 4 at me from the nest and whirled Old-fashioned dumplings off. This boy won't scare - isn't often baked in an extremely he a fictional hero, faui't be also sweet sauce; sometimes they _ pioneering American lad? — still are. Here we depart from but the hostile bend overpowers tradition. .In these dumplings, him and Is fleeing with the loot EXECUTORS' PU6UC AUCTKJN SALE canned cling peach halves are when Foajerty appears. But Fog- tied, -and just a little, brown- arty, no hero at afl, takea fright, sugar sauce goes Into each peach la tumbled into the water aad cavity before it U covered with with two companions, the senior pastry. At serving time the rest Twiltowi. drowns, leaving Tom of the sauce Is pasted separately sister Philly TwiUow or- REAL ai PERSONAL PROPERTY so eaters may add it or not, at phans. they plme Mounted oa a blue ox Paul Fresh dates also go Into the of the test «tl aad MMHJNGrCOME al aorta e( wiadsrfal ways. Here eHag Bunyan-fashion, the youngsters peach cavities, and. we mean wM eel at pabRe. peach helm and beeb dates are wrapped la pastry UMTSIS plod back to Pittsburgh, over the al real aad freih dates. Other dates may of ' ''"an aad* flaky flaky lal a eat AUeghenies and return, to the course be wed. but the flavor , ' place of Mlcah'a immediate ori- won't be the same, When baked m mange Juk* *»* • -•*:' bake IS to » minutes Kln. near PUiladdpLla. TMB aad top should be tinged wit! freih dates add something de- th*pe stiff dough into a ball. Cut "I fell Now Jtrwjy •flO» with tola lightfulry different vand special, Serve warm with 1829 FME THRACE, BEUUUt,IU. " * Mo • portJoaa. SOU each out (leeaRetear) PEACH DUMPUNOf into a Much ^equate on a ore-maining hot Brown Sugar Sauce. State Sol of Quality bacauaa I'm Ingredients: 1«\ cupf ajfted pared pastry, cloth with floured takes < servings. SATURDAY, JANUARY 23 flour. K tMspooa>aatt(v|^sb)ck{a4i-coyeradI rolling pin: Brawn Sugar Sauce: In aura thty'rt fraah-avajzjlmal" yellow shortening, place earn aijbire la aeounce small skillet simmer tor about - 1UUA.M. '- •. or, margarine. Vt cup orange custard .cup orlsimllar Individ- minutes 'A cup firmly-packed juice, • canned cling peach ual baking dish, Set a peach light blown sugar, % cup ayni] living ra^T'dlning'reotn, kitchen,Abasement fwoppen know New" Jemy fteah egga halves, y, cup sHvend pitted half in each cup; fill cavities from peaches, a dash of aalt. J front porch, automatic ell heat Ground* Wilts'. Fully with&SUtoSeairfQuailty.iaeiMetad fresh dates (about 12), Brown with dates aad about 1 tablespoon labtespoona.bu.tter or margarine, equipped aa a year-round home. Funiahed Ihroughout thej)epart»«ttf^icuitara.haye Sugar Sauce. of the' hot Brown Sugar Sauce, 4 teaspoon grated orange rind iadudiag refrigerator and practically new :i" -RCA tele- all the rich food values-aabsrsls, Method: Silt together the flour fold pastry up and over to cover id 3 tablespoons orange juice -•- AU furnishings will be aoM with the dwelling. vlUnjlM awl |>rrtriiis-t»iat make egge and aalt Cut in shortening un- frulf; pweh top edges together. Note: Dough may be rolled PEtWrSNATURAUV enaof nature's,finest foode with the Highest bidder shall be required to pay a deposit! of $10N delightful flavor of truly fteah eggs. til fine; cut In butter w it Is n Bake in a hot

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arranging*, says Seiko Hara, a dainty Japanese girl who's •ratty os a flower herself. 1 Mitt Hara, a graduate of girl's achool in Tokyo, studied flower arranging for several

,V'l To become skilled in the art of \ • ' flower arrangement Mite Htm * has this simple advice: •Try it. Always try .anything." OF BEDROOM ' And to make success easy, she lies this timely technique: Use the hands of a clock as a pat- ten for the lli>«s of the flowe eompoaltlon.> GROUPS Forwtample, Imagine the time aa 11 o'clock. Use this aa the basis for en upright arrange- ment, with the mala branch be- tween the two hande and etc- ondary branches filling out the AND PIECES picture. . Miss Hara demonetratad with Dreaming about a beautiful new bedroom? Dream no more four breaches of mulberry —just hurry on down,to Sterling •**/, while our selection is at two chrysanthemums. One. tall apike of mulberry stood upright its biggest • and our lenutionally low tale-prices are In ef- elightly off-center in a low, round fect! You'll find fantastic reductions on every famous make container. ... ovory fabulous stylo In the ontiro store. Huge selection A second sprig' of mulberry about a third shorter was on one of woods, finiihei and designs This is our biggest tale of side. A third and shorter branch the year —with the belt buys you've oKr seen in bedrooms! filled out the other aide. At the foot of the tallest branch was •nun flanked by two other mumi of slightly different heights. Drexel Travis Court Treasury I Mahogany. The clock face pattern can al Largo Mirror ft 42" Double Dresser ' $293.80 %\ftM so be used for a slanting sty' of arrangement Use only th Travis Court Treasury Chest by Drexel, upper half of the clock, with the Mahogany Finish ' main atem pointing toward any 173.00 hour between 3 and 9. Othei Camalot by Century, Double Dresser, Large branches are added to fill in. For a hanging style, curve the Mirror, Full Site led, Cheit, I Night Table 451.00 main branch from the contain* • between the 3 and t o'clock po- Debut Group by American of Mai4insvills, sitions, using only the lower half Triple Dresser. Mirror, Chatt, Full Site led, of the clock. Secondary branches 2 Night Table* In Light Mahogany /are than added. 740.00 ItlJO As a dollar conscious flower CMniun «Jra«p by Century, Triple Dreiser, buyer — especially at winter prtces-I was delighted at the Mirror, Chait, FwllSlie lad and spariac use of materlsls under 2 Night Tables Miss Hera's guidance. 441.01 ."I think maay florists are too Drexel Trentlno Croup, Triple Dreiter, Mir. aaiioue to sell great big .bou- oasts," MM Hara aayt, "That rer, Chest/Wl Site led, 2 Night Tablet 701.00 IM.M Is wrong. They don't get, es many customers as they would "Creatorsof Fuhionforth* Horn? lasquo Frev. by Dreial, Triple Drentr, If they encouraged more people Mirror, Chatt, 2 Night Tablet, Full Site led 57100 411.01 to buy a few flowers. "If everyone bought just two Duchess County Croup, in Solid Walnut, or three blooms each time with "I Decorator Night Tablet, Triple Jretier, a few pieeea of greenery and Mirror, Chest on Chest, Full Site led learned how attractive, they are 74*00 I94.M la a good arrangement, they'd Jamestown Lounge, American Casual, Solid be interested In coming back to dak Double Dreiser and Mirror buy more,!'. "ISO 1U.05 Mlsa Hara hu written a book FUHNITUR Jamestown Lounge, American Casual, about her methods titled "Flow- l> I/J led __^ 100,00 ers Around the Clock," distrib- 140 IROAD IT., M» IANK. N. I SModysldo 740000 49JI uted in this country by McKsy, Jamestown Lounge, American Casual, It la generously Illustrated Mil PARKINa - lUDf IT TOMS Solid Oak end Cane 4/4 led « with flower arrangements show. ••00 47.N ' tag how milch can be dbnt'wilh small amounts of matorlali . ^^^ ustMtmg mluS^JStt of Ike Nstioaal Elects fags were given, M to CDCSO 10 for nsken Service asncarsdfsrlaBJNB The Fair Haves dub made, H-x-raya wen takes, aad consuluUion and e Mrs. . Normaan. Ramsey ia Sea Bright aad n ia given, the unit's nursing program. Fair Haven, diaie attendance RUMSON - Officers wen SheexpU»edthatlMlyMrth.honeB»i plaineidd what the associatioiti n dost needy children. Through the shoe All the.expense for clinics ia Rumson was 1O, la Sea Bright elected aad progress report* giv- agency, to give the community a said that patten, listing the The Christmas committee,- with for school cMMraa ia the bor- en at the annual meeting of the fund, maintttosd by fte Rumson i, boras by tk* assodatioa, Mn. Julian HemphM as chair- ooghs when it aerves. She said K, aad in Fair Havsa, HI. clearer interpretation of its pro- agency's services wen placed in Woman's Club, Mn. Wilson said man. provided 25 food baskets, Public Health Nuning Associa- The nuning committee report " tjut hearing tesU wen given.to Dr. Dean Codowgtoa aad Dr. gram, ran an education Diagram docton' offices,' ia librsries and that many needy children WM given by Mrs. George Burt. which.provided complete Christ- children of the third, fifth and Irwfn J. Polk supervise the din- tion of Rumson, Sea Bright and m the three boroughs which ex-' in drug stores. ceived shoes. She aid that this year a new mas dumen for III individualsidiidl , seventh grades. Her committee ice, assisted by mining, staff Fslr Haven this week at the home Ptomed *• •fency's alms aad 1 Mn. Iris Wilson, one of the The nurse nfao said that real- autocUve was purchased for the Children in these families als' o alss helped the association HUM ' - • - objectives. She said. "The results of Mn. Horace K. Homer, Ave- associations public health'nur- dents of the three boroughs made nurses' use, aad a second part- received toys. Residents from ass with immunisations, and la ses, said that the three staff "eonitant use of our hospital Urns auras was added to media three boroughs, confined to weighing and measuring children Mn. Miller, presidents Mn. nue of Two Riven. Mrs. John nurses visited 2,tt7 residents in beds, wheel chain and other sick staff. The nursing committee also Institutiontti s also received gifts. >n toe schools served: Sea Bright Francis McCarter, first vice pres- M. Miller, Jd, presided. Mff Swmm Hoyt gave a de- Se""three~taroiigha to liMTand room equipment" established a tslajhoaa answering Mn. Hemphill pointed out that Public, and Holy Cross Catholic ident; Mn. Tulp, second vice Mn. Miller, ia expressing her Uded report on this community that this was an increase of 7M ' service in the assorlsllon offices the success, of the program was and Country Day. both la Rum- pnetosat; Mrs. Homer, tnasur* la Rumson Borouggh Hall for the made possible through the help er; MMn . RamseyR , assistanttreasittt - thankth s to the residents of ththe education projectpj . She said that over visits made Jo individuals in Mn. Arnold Tulp, chairmaa of given by local churches, 'dubs, three boroughs where the agency three mailings were sent out to coavenleaee of RSidcats using the Mn. Alfred Freuae, • volunteer unr; Mn. Merritt T. Lane, t*> the dental clinic projects, said Girl and Boy Scout troops, end chairman, said voluateen made cording secretary, serves, said the unit's successful residents of the three* boroughs, Rumson visits totaled IX*; "It is gratifying to note that the local merchsnta Who sold mer- and Mn. program was carried on with the 54 round trips to hospital clinics wosdman. ftCtt". It.**One CMtained general informs- Fair Haven, HI, aad Sea Bright, number of students ia the lower chandise at cost. and docton' of Ocas to transport ury. the assofisttoa and its *H. Visits wen made to Indivi- grades requiring dsatal work is Mn. Burt also attended meet patients who were uaiMa to use ~ • _ from acute diminishing u a, resul-t of- earl-y lap of local cMc aad service wUic transportation ' ' About aaa wild turkey a sea- •STTid'SJlli??* '""•• r«mnder for Salk shots.'and chronic diseases, former state and regular denial can. This dabs, to show, them series of Mn. William ' Heafley.. the 1 »tored|pNWgr*phia c slides whtcl agency's representative to the Ison iIs killed by bbo w aad arror w ia wno aid association pro-the third was iafomatioa CM* hospital paliaats aad to recipisata work could aot have been se- West Vlrglala. cerning the Moamouth County of old ago pensions, cataplishid" " ', without'the woadsi» asjla'msd Om Msac/a service Monmouth County Homemaken :W«U-baby werelWei

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flve. at Rl. 3b Now Shrewsbury UNUMITaV RWIHD HI" POLICY Section Two RED BANK, N. I, THURSDAY, JANUARY ,21, 1960 7c PER COPY Regional9* First Budget New Taxes Due for Hike Adopted; 3 Attend Hearing News Briefs JERSEY CITY (AP)-Hudsoa In New Shrewsbury ATLANTIC HlGHLANDS-TJie County Judge Jsmes Rosen school, Monmoutt RegjoaaMUgh public wu coupicuouf by iti ab- wu to rule today on a motion NEW SHREWSBURY - The Bennett Heads (tax rate here ia going down this School, municipal, aad estimated . fence last night ai the Henry for dismissal of a neglect of duty " ,wlll county purposes' can definitely fludson Regional Board of Edu. charge against City Clerk Jaires £•»** <•"«• expect to pay more tax money A. Tumulty, Jr. Tumulty is r> "• a*** up. ication adopted iU first official i they did ia 1950). Planiiing Unit of awarding a total'• of- Thi,. s disclosed yesterday budget. ' 141434 la contracts to Terminal by Jasper Johnson of tte Perth Only three citizens, alt from Printing Co. of Hobokea for Amboy firm of7oseph J. Seaman While comparisons aredifflealt, Atlantic Highlands, attended the b Raritan printing city commission mia- and Co., borough auditors. it wu estimated thata .bora*- atu between February 1052, sad owner who lives ia, say, a $H.900< session: J. R. Sundln, represent- RARTTAN TOWNSHIP - Gil- A new ratio of ing the borough's civic associa- March 1955, without getting com- hart W. petitive public bids. tion, MM. Vincent H. Fox. chairman, aad the resignation year u compared toV-14.lt per cent used in 105»< hu.qompleW- And he can expect to' pay about Boosters Club, and Edmood J. of William Cahill wu accepted $19 more a year ia tain. :, Caputo, a candidate for the At r altered the!tax picture. Ba the Planning Board net NEWARK (AP)rKagWnle The Borough* Council met Mon- tontie Highlandi school'board. to reorganise last night The new rate far an estimated day night ia special session to ,' There were no questions or Mr. Bennett, now senior mem- $U last' akjht far driving $».» per $100 of asseaaed val- adopt a muncipalJjnurposee bad- 'aUsculen on the budget during ber on the hoard, wu appointed a ruTlgbt "liy wtta oatton. It wu $30.04 in, 1959. get of $350,155 for^UOO . U in- fte one-hour period allotted for to the body Oct 2 of last year with toe that I However, residents on the, ba- crease of tM, over last year. tte heartag. and wu first aimed chairman bstokt sis of increased amounts to be As often happeaa hutt, thjen Dec. 19. raised by total taxation for u DO. puhlk'notice that, tte Mr. Cahill. who hu served as meeting wu going to. be held, Charles A. Reed, board presi- secretary for three years, de- Council put the finishing touches dent told'tte Register, that he DENVULE (AP)-Two smalt clared it was impossible for Mm COWMTV FtMATION OPTICU Robert S. Newman was honored Tuesday night by boys playing on frosen Indian to tte budget at the meeting • was "somewhat disappointed to devote the necessary time to Says Report and then introduced it. ' about the lack of interest Lake fell through the ice yester- the post. He presently serves on Keyport policemen at a party in Crystal I rook Inn, Ettontown. Having served in day. One was rescued, but tte The complete budget will be shnwn," 9>irt.aHritmtMl it to the Zoning .Boaid of Adjustment. the layshora area five ybars, Mr. Newman is being trantfarred' to1 Long Branch, advertised in the Feb. 2 issue of smallness of tte budget other drowned Th» dead boy On Jetport New to Bearjl Loft to right, Seymour R. Kleinberg, Ktyport magistrate; Mr, Newman; Kayport Po« wu Eric Knutaen, J. of West The Register. A bearing will be The spending schedule totals Shore Dr. Randall Fishinger, Feb. 18. , . ;. - only $17,050. Witt the exception of Mr. Ben- lie* Chief LeRoy M. Sproul and Jack A. Wsinhelmer. chief county probation officer. nett, all members of tte board 4. also of West Shore Dr.. wu Was Hasty Herd is the way the $IO.M tax 4 Mr. Reed last night released wen sitting in. on their first uved by a ^ figure is broken down: Ohe official tax breakdown fet meeting. Master Pbrn Beoearek Walter Storer. Storer returned Local achool. $3.99; tte regional district u outlined James G. Crowley and Robert from bringing PisUnger to shore by Armour S. Hulsart, auditor. C. Burke wen appointed Dec, id found Knutsen'a body float- hu the ig la the lake. This wu the breakdown tost Baaed on an equalised assessed papreliminary y reporp t SHaai year: " - ? valuation of $17,352,511. Atlantic Mrs. James C. Experts to Examine Problems ing s Jet airport in Morris Coun- Local school, $12.09; regional Highlands is apportioned M.$2tax collector; Committeeman ATLANnC CITY (AP)-Some ty u "compiled hastily and with- per cent or 90,499.49 of the $10,- Thorau B. Shintos and Anthony 4,090 pigeons and 409, persons school, 18.cents; actual couaty out fuU Information." $3.14 and municipal, $4A "\ 400 debt service provided in the Montagu wen appointed on were registered for the 31th an- John R. Wiley, Port Authority budget New Year's Day. Ralph E. Mun- Growing Municipalities .Facenual convention of the National Adoption of the municipal bud- avlationdlrcctor, told a question- get uw a split in tte governing Highlands, with an equalised dy automatically became a mem- Pigeon Association today. The er at a public debate last night TRENTON - Factors University, wiU be the merexecutive secretary and con- convention opened yesterday. body ranks over the amount ol valuation of $10.M5.M5, will be ber, as provided by sututo, when S>^^ that tte bi-sUte agency had been ine proper owciopnfJK sultant to tte mayor of Philadel- money to be taken out of surplus responsible for 3S.3S per cent or he wu chosen mayor. sUor. wrong in Its estimate of property Mr. Montsgna was'named vice fflU»WN "JM"' •" * phia, hu tpedallMd in a study funds. ' - , $3,991.52. examined at the alMay IM New Mr. Vhrliakar'orCranbury, for oi unMii MO rajponii prone ma _NEWAR_ K (AP)-Uoa R. Me- needed for a KO-milllon-dollir •ana finimsais Apportionment of the tax levy chairman and Mr. Crowley sec- of Lakewood was tte Jetport to serve tte New York retary of the board. Appointed Jersey State Planning Conference since Joining the Ford FoundaUon Kelvey Council . witt tte exception for current expenses and capital in the Hotel Stacy Trent Tuesday, Public Afftars staff in 195$. Dr. neJf".w ™"distric t.-_.. governor , today of metropolitan area. of Daniel Renshaw • decided to the subdivision committee DlltrIct of Kl outlay, totaling $9,450. breaks Feb. 2. Appeal Possible Fitch hu lectured on economics *• .»•m* *•»•Jerse?y District. o f .Kl:- Wiley also told an'overflow to take. $90,000 out of surplus. down 51.(7 per cent for Atlantic were Mr. Burke, chairman, Mr. la several universities aad hu btereaUonal. Installed crowd at Fairleigh Dickinson Montagu and Mr. Bennett Leo J. Carting, Jr., Eatoatowa. He wanted to lake'out $85,000.; Highlands, 44,3} per cent for In Matawan held government posts u an ad- witt McKelvey at the midwinter University auditorium that ex- However, Mayor Karl K. Barm Highlands. The board adopted a resolu- president of the New Jersey Fed- viser inthto country and abroaf conference of Kiwanls yesterday ecutive director1 Austin J. Tobln tion to raise .the salary of theeration of Official Pll wanted $90,000 to, come out,of wen Charles A. feoenlg, Ruther of tte Port Authority had made the account. He said be wanted EanUmeat secretary to $590. The secretary's Boards, will welcome deg ford, governor-elect; George R. lion Case a. '/Morris County-or-nowhere" tte tax rate to come down, this This is based on an estimated salary wu cut from $S0t to $400 and guests fraas all parts of the CaldwelL Immediate put statement under pressure of rap- ' to the study program. TRENTON - Attorney Gen governor; Albert w. Townsend, year. . f average dally pupil enrollment last year on the •get, ag heaVt id fire questioning from news- Mayor Baron, a Democrat, said of 178.1 for Atlantic Highlands of Mr. Cahill. al David D. Eurraaa ruled yet-seat Haft aad special Absecon, treasurer, and Aloruo 1 Keh addresses will be given at men. he Interpreted the predominately and 141.9 for Highlands. Mr" . CahiU explained last year a luneheon.by Oov. Robert B. terday that either side in the aatbarWes, taaastries and J. Bryan, Washington, secretary. . that then wu a slack in the Matawan school district separthey locate, Wiley read the following state- Republican council's surplus ac- Tax obligation for Atlantic Meyner, Dr. Mason W. Gross, tion u being a "political" one. Highlands amounts to $15,110.- secretary's work ud votaatoered aMoa cue may appeal the ruling other srsalaas at _ ment from Tobin. president of Rutgers UnWarsity. to be made, by tte stats Board growth* Matte fatoUaas. TRENTON (AP) - The State He said tte Republicans 94, a fraction under 80 per cent a redaction is pay. and the toastmaster. Commission- "I personally and honestly be- late Dtvtsloa. ' - -'^ --' — 7 Division Against Discrimination lieve that on tte basis of our were already pointing toward tte 6ftte total school, levy. High- Na' er SaWetore A. Bootempoof the Thu taken under study a.N— next election year when the tax land's share Is f6.N9.4S. Kcommendatfon SUta Daaartmeat of Conservation Ho told the Register that I aad preUmlnary report, • tte Great by Mr. appeal,,if made, would be filed lagTaaastof paaaT woman's complaint of racial rate would no doubt be an issue . The tax rate for Atlantic High_ - Montagu that the salary be dou- Swamp In Morris County ls,,th< la Sapsrior Court or the Appal- ^^ crimination * ' only suitable site. This does not In the campaign., - ' '- lands Is 10 cents per $100 as- bM,to $H0 failed to receive a ,iilirsislsaa,:isd by Mayor Baron, said 'his .adjnin* aessed valuation. For Highlands, lataDMston. * » " • > mean," however,' that tte Port second. - - - naaaeksg, asaJai aad several la* The'issue wu raised recently KsHy and Leslie*. Dodge, j*ou Mn. istration could show a lower tax ft Is » cants per $1M. dajphia regiooal Rectors to tta Thelma Authority staff has been direct- Mr. Bennett 4elt that SSM tsrlsesjag factors absat * of ajrasrUer optoJon tea- ed to Justify this position in com-rate in ION • but, he added, the i Board member D. Adoiph would be a fair aalary at this BBSWIMM Is reaalrad " Houstof and Home Finance tiffed al get coavenHon ! 1 pleting our dffinlUve.studleS. The Republicans WouM prefer to have BuscSi reported to tho board on Ume. Final actlon.must be taken dear l "alaaalaf*"- ."^S Aside Ms Agency; Cape May County. EngJ foe a group she that come (n MM. an Atlantic Highlands referen- by tte Township Committee. aeer Walter A. Keppler; Hugh R POrt Authority staff Is studying BUM speeches, tarn trial .b*.\a|< Mf. Garrison advised the Mat- beaded in Auguit. 10S0, but was IS different sites." Hen is now much money will dum—requesting ayes or no In accepting the chairmanship, Pomeroy. executive director, referred to two small hotels in have to be raised by local taxa- awaa Board of Education, that £?•"•??; Wiley debated this question vote-on the repeal of a $590,909 Mr. Bennett stated he would fOI existing statutes governing con- Westchester County Planning Negro neighborhoods. She Is tion for the four different pur- bond issue passed in 19» for tte post "to the best of my In outlining the objectives of soUdated districts do not provide board; Fred G. Stkkel 3d, chair- presidenpresiik t of the North Jersey with state Assemblyman Benja- poses* tte construction of an addition to min Franklin, 3d, Morris County ability." the meeting, Commissioner Bon- specifically for appeal' ia a aep- man, New Jersey Advisory Plan-branchbranch,, National Association of Municipal, $198,554, down $4,739: tte Atlantic! Highlands School. - Regutsr meetings of tte board ning Commission; August Kent, College Women. She said tte Republican. The crowd of about regional school,. $40,000. up $35,< temppo uld "The largesg t local statiotation case. ... 70S cheered Franklin several The voters, said Mr. Busch. are wen set for the third Wednes- li i i School Board Attorney Vincent publigf?".ce relations director, Esso group ; Iis ' predoffllnsatlpredominantly Negro.. Ml; local school, $530,906, up actually being asked to amend planning assistance program in , School Board Attorney Vincent Waynr e Stetson, convention bur- limes. They were restrained day of. each month at $ p. m. tte nation, is currently being con- C. DMDsMall o concurred witih MrM . Sandard OUCo. of New Jersey; $19,1110, and estimated county, tte. existing referendum, chang- in tte town halL Pad Buase, executive secretary, eau manager, testified tte group toward Wiley. $111,000, up $9,796. ing tte amount from $590,000 to ducted in the State of New,Jer- Furman. He^ cited a Supreme sey". He uid he wu sure gui. Court rule which' provides for Ntwark Ecoaomie Development wanted accommodations in Aug- For all purposes, the total $29,999.95. dance offend at the conference appeal of any decision of any Commlttae. aad George H, Week- ust, and ' the larger hotels, amount to be raised by local tax- The latter amount represents "will be useful to the IN mun- state administrative agency. «,.„,„_director -„„,, Bergen County crowded with tourists, won't book Intraparty ation is $929,544, an Increase of money already spent for such State to Rule Iclpalities participating ia the T»» stoto Board of Review "»««• Board, conventions for that month. Mrs. $49,750. '- work u tte architect's prepara- program and to others interested witt resume Ha Matawan hearing Robinson's complaint 'charged tion of plans.', Prof. Wi Donald Walling p p On Raritan in local ptanntog". 19a.m. here, Edward B. Wittens of Rutgers that her treatment waa, "part of GOP Fight? In the municipal purposes bud- Mr. Carliag'a welcoming ad- The decide consistent scheme and plan to by wUI discuss school educational re- discourage Negro conventions WASHINGTON (AP) - House get, total salary and wages have Work on the addition was post- dress at 10 a.m. wlU be followed Jan. 30I whetter topennH Mat- search and city and regional plan- been increased $11,490 to $113,015. by a discussion of municipal fi- awaa Borough to conduct a local sing, from holding their meetings 'in Republicans hoped to avert an- poned by the Atlantic Highlands Well Today Atlantic City." other intra-party fight today u Receiving salary .increases will nancing led by Dr. Lyle C. Fitch, oo th Q board when all construction bids Leaden from the stote Depart- they met to select a chairman be members of tte police; road TRENTON-The state Depart- first deputy administrator:, of Its decision wUl be final unless and sanitation departments. surpassed the figure cited in the ment ofConservatton and Econo- ments, of Health. Treasury/Mark- ATLANTIC CITY receive -tte regional district In ' dor mounting praams today »taaas manager and Mcntary, The board suit chartes that by a federal grand jury for al- ive revari This would be double tte pro* ter became III. McCulioch had of $172,301 u compared to $117, Ing up to $1,490,000. expand Ms trip to Japan into a fFloyWd G. HMkHk , and contractott r oontwctototallng $7M» given leged violations of the Tart-Hart- tte backing of the Old Curd 301 in 1959. .This amount includes -' Mr. Busch stated that $1 mil- sent capacity of the company. Ml fledfad peace aad friendship Cost of tte project hu ben Carroll C. Matthews wu conl - Mr Matthews la the yean from W Labor Law. Louis A. Larasso wing of the party. money taken out of surplus. Don of what Is borrowed must be tourur of the Far EasEast , , J^??!£5t!*?!K!!?5J!JS!rwli!l"J!J5!tll»»MM •»» •«»• •«»• W*i">•*«" bscataeobscstaeof fLinden'and Frank T. Majurj l paid back In» years. estimated at over $100,099. Govmment laden of?«***»&.£*£»!!*&£.* U».»oJ*l.p.l^. The board »«nedJn^he , "The only noslble effect of the The company also plans to drill another well, aomewbsrs ia t59O,«0O: technical debt," uid Indonesia, Thailand aad tte — _ , $$,430 on work done to .Federal Judge Reynler J. Mr. Busch, "is thst it could area, ia the near i 0 1 during tte perior. Woftendyke. The man, both of ture. uadeiatood* "™ fietali a Loctl affect the future Interest rates to be ready and eager to welcome •Mt wltMit yetttrdiy wu **• International two-mUlton-gal. AMVWBI Imposed on tte regional dis- to Eisenhower to their countries aft- board member Paul Pduso, who Hod Carrien and Common La- loo water storage uak will be tastlfled to six projecu In three Mr. Hoek and Mr. Matthews borers Union, sn charged wltt trict'' er his Tokyo visit. /The board wont into executive constructed In Haslet Asbury Park schools botw deny they an responsible for any 'accepting something of value" Otter Far Ei aid 195$ wbkh, exceeded bidding violations because all the from a contractor (or work they session after the meeting to con- It approval to granted ben by UN a , g t tinue Its discussion of possible the state today, the firm ia ex- disputed bills and youchen we were to supposed to have per- pected M start drilling tte North to have the President pay good He said Mr. Hoek Instructed approved by the board. In addl formed on Nov. 14 and 15, 1957. DIM for the sew school. will/visits to their countries :. An adjourned meetlnn h testa CenterviUe weU "w Ithla a mat- 2L£?E ti^tJ^. «•»•*»*" Mr. MatthewMh s to d o thh e work ttioni , ttheh y dden y responsibilitiWII y TRENTON (APh-The West •very scheduled for Feb. 3 to ter of days," George S. Kmkade, whito be to la the ana. ^^^^ ta¥ta| Mli Mr< ^^ ucuim of alleged, board policy lake care of any pressing pre- Jr., company manager, informed The President, who to known to said Mr. Hoek would submit sev. between 1953 and 1959 not The Register. belnalravelli • afaU vonciwfi 'for ntk piojacti MM puMic gjpMit tricl Is tree fren a election busmen, Ms visit to . . . s BOM eaeeaslag $1*0. / ' Board Attorney Dempsey hu f The newly-elected board will The well should be completed der MeesJag «se of a $1,109490 and put into opetattoa within $$ tte climax to eoafereneu witt In lu suit, the board hu coo-charged that Mr. Hoek channel- MM MMte TIM . Feb. 9. vtorUng JJapanesi e No-teaded that Mr. Hoek and Mr. ed work to Mr. Matthews on The company now serves KtsbJ, Matthews conspired to clrcum-aoMd basto aad that much y ta CMUMM a flicker Doubtful 490 customers ia West KM Elsenhower agnsd to visit Ja- vent state law which, between the work involved single Jobs ex. IMHMIIIV'WII #ffMfM fl Of Soviet Troop Cuts burg, North CenterviUe aad Has-pan about Juae 30, ou day after ion and 1080. required open com- ceedlag tte $1,090 limitation fcttal aMfftl •! M let. " *3 coa- Mr. Deaaeey claims Mr. Hoek taxaayots salt sgalut lbs bead I (AP)-fcere. Mr. Klakads said this ...... rspUee-aad Mr. Matttsws frsi ,0*ry of ths.^Afmy Wllber M. • . of1 ttttita KanMatbsv. aseats esmadlag HM split up the bilk for the work Brucker today cast doubt on Rut. ajo aew bourn during no Mr. Pehiso uid the work dons so that aons of them NEWARK (AP)-Louls Dantlg, MmhHeatiou'to__ eany ththrooHi n U months, most of them In the G lsit In carpentry, shelves $1,099. executive director of the New- lead*.trampstald td ttrooBCuts. Haslet section of Raritan. closets and cabinets. ark Housing Authority, denies But -Bracker Hid the tmate "And wa axpKt that another Amy, Captain Saya Chad tarter Edward Currle, attorney fo'i his agency squandered a million rmed Services Committee The six instances Mr. Pehiso Mr. Hock, has consistently main- dollars In constructing a ppublic 400 or more will be added during —...... _ holg project Danzls's com fi ampjVtvldeiice to sop- this year," Mr. Xlnkads noted. IAN JOSE' houilng project. Danzls's com Soviet Premier NOtlta S. , Ha said tte new facilities will J^ Mo an examples cited by William Now- u an aget of th bd d TO SUSTAIN CANCR CUNIC-Caorao J. lartef, left, Khrushchev's boast thst the Sov- CaptArgentla, Manues whl o Rojcommandeo Del Mod Flds, anl exampleand ia sth citee sidx b dayy Willias hem w Nowu on- uu neant nepoulMagent ofe thfoer anboary alleged andmend t was made yesterday after enable the company to keep pace »—.. ^ ,._,.-.. ,. , ...... ^. .^ d Comptroller General Joseph administrator of Monmouth Medical Center, accepts iet army'i firepower-based on wltt population growth in the Castro's paratroops la Cuba, uid the standjn the trial before infrscUoas of the open bidding Campbell of the general account- puclear weapons and rrilsiilas- hen yesterday he had nilt in a County Judge Edward J. Ascher rsqalremsats. Ing office In Wishlnaton leveled check for $525 from W. Daniel Williamt, president of would remain enormous. ana and to keep water presaurs protest' over Communist laflltra- and a 14-mtmber jury. ' at an affective leve|. charges the accusation In s Congression- the Monmouth County Chapter, American Cancer So- ' Saying Red army ground forces tkm in the Cuban army. The trial was delayed for three thai Mr, as board business al'report. Expensive commercial would stay massive, even If re- At prtieat pressure tor bomH Rojo Dei Rio said he _. . _.., — elaty, to hole meet basic cost of maintaining outpatient on high .elevations, or at "the he has been properly Included In a slum duced, Brucker appealed for mod- hen on leave since October aad tor at partial oonfirred In cham- to advertise for bids when re- clearance operation In IMS In- tumor clinic at the hospital. Contribution hat.been end of the Hoe," such u Old ern equipment to enable the U. S. sent his rwlgMtlon to Caslre by ben with Judge Asher. A similar Quired by, law, regardless creased the cost of It by some made annually by the chapter and It part offundi ox> Army to make up in greater fire- Manor Estates aid Mare Hills. msll shortly before hli departure two-hour eonfersace was held board policy. $990,000, Campbell declared, Dan- Is, on occasion, too lew, It wu ponded for direct help to cancer patients, A similar power and mobility for the Rus- for Miami, The captain's wife is Tuesday. John Warren Jr., Red Bank, tig replied thst nothing was sian edge in numbers, noted. aCostaRican, Mr, Novogrod and Mr, Peluio npments Mr, Matthews. ipsnt without PHA approval, contribution hat bean made to Firkin Hospital, I t 2.GUYS

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Mai OIMMMT HWy WW kW|Flakn Qalgato'iFab Oelgefe'e VBI OalgataM OrlMM ,'VVWl«ti«M«iln*W«Mk 2 '•'••Hi •' elulbb i will be Monday, Lt Etrle B. Saxe of ths Army and at the and of this period, He was guest speaker at a somblynm voicing theta'protwl * aa'i Qub lilt week ia Embury Feb. 0, in Embury Church Hail Pfc. CroweU wiU leave for Assay The* program was ia charge of Mn. Eleanor - Steinberg or Chaplain Corps, officiated at the Freehold, department, speakers Methodist Church Fellowship doubhvrmg ceremony. duty in Korea. Mrs. Charles Sehanek, leader of Hsll. Mrs. Joseph Ulsa snd Mn. The bride attended Atlantic Circle One, aad Mra William buretu chairman, arranged the The bride wai given in mtrritge orogram for the lint .-fetalon Guests alio included MM. MarGeorge Curchin were welcom- by Mr. Hnrtigrove, and had MasHighlands High School, and hasSehanek, Circle Two. Mr. Ssunders, chslrman of the m ahaU R. Stoacker. pretideat of ing hosteuei, snd Mrs. .Jack bees employed by F. W. Wool- A devotional program wss Saturday from 2 to S p. m. Joan Greene of Highlaads as her "Public Speaking"- will-be the the little Silver Womaa'e Chib; Skaknndy, president, only attendant. worth ia Red Bank. The bride- given by Mn. Edward Clayton, spoke i eiety. topic of John Pttrick, of'Like- Mr*. Eneet R. Weaver, the guetts. We. Earl B. Whalky of Piak groom wss graduated from Leas- atslited by Mn. Henry Pascals. trails ia general but specifically dub's adviser from the Floral srrsngementi for the ing, Mich.. High School fellowship pntMent, and Mn. on the trail that the museum ha* be held Saturday, Jan. 30, at High School ftculty. A HUL N. C, who it in the Army, the Hotel Hltdebrecht in Trenton. S'tntmbtnUp; Mies Lois Me- efreshment Uble were done by Morgan Eilert. Mn. William D. established at Marlboro. The bsnquet will be held in,Uneven- stationed st Fort Hancock, wu List week,.Miss Greene sad The program will be an flma- Uughlia. vice imldial of the Mn. DeGennara. The hostesses best man- Miss Lynn Smith, gave a'bridal Seyre wu pianist. . trail was Mra. Thompson's own ing, A film strip, "The Awakening - - -- Tory A "Model Meeting" wifl be held . _ . -. , ' !?f MJl>D^Alo'*i^Jn<\P*^I5l The brids wore a street shower for Mrs. CroweU, at the idea. She is its sponsor Ptosamaiy^LaUii,..a berg, Mn. Alan Field, Jr, .en*),—» 4 powder blue silk home of Mra. Eileen Sspia, 41 Congo." wu "shown by Mn. financial supporter. £!Fm at the second session Sunday from Seedrift Ave., Highlands. But- Frefltrick "Mn.- slid Mr. Mn. Josish Hewitt, president, 10 a. re. to noon. >• ; : The final aaaakm win ba held wore witi a jacket that had a (et supper was served from a at reader. Mrs. William Sehaack Sawders, "has long thought that introduced four new memben: Wemta'scfeb. table decorated In groan aad as4 Mrs. URey Tratt were pro- there is great therapeutic value Mn. Edward Haseman, Mrs. Sunday from 2 to S p.' m, The Mi Mr*. Jerry Craaasl, of that blue fathered hat, trimmed in white. gram chairmen. Joseph Ettenes, Mr*. Rslph nttleaal immediate past; presi- k* ^M Chl Rate, 'led veiling, aad her corsage was Other guest* iacbjded the Memben of these two circles dent of the auxiliary-#M be Whitfield. Mr*. William Mul- epeaker. The topic: Leadership. white orchids. The honor attend- bride't mother ;aad Mrs. Joha will serve supper, st the church tabliahiag this trail, she hsi led heron.. exhibition chairman, said ' The ehairman of the canter- School of Missions program Sua- the wsy far other institutions to ant was dressed la a was pink Gnsso, Mn. John Greene, Mn. a workshop will be held for sew eace committee Is Mra.f'Ellen utilise areas around their proper- cbifioa gowng , won with a navy RobertO'Grady, Mrs.PeterOas- *2. members Monday, Feb. IS, in theKaplan. Bergeafleld, department ] weWt jwaajbwi of the H lt ht H Biens. Mn. Josiphms Laytoa, Mn. Richard Beak and Mn. ties for such purpose*." JtflHOf flM •BMaWN VOffO MffSt Hoe velvet hat Her corsage vu Gtena Bowling were hostesses Khoolhoua* at 1:N p. m. asntor vice president Mn. tor- r Mn. Joseph Giovia, Mn. OM* that Marl- ;;?., Makttm lahratbetf, MM. at the meeting of Circle si at He told the Mrs. Robert Boykin said that nine Perlin of Laiiewood,. Mon- A reception followed st the Ross, Mr*. Andrew Kelly, Mra. boro's trail ia labeled with vari- 'Oliver Burnett, Mra. Edward Mr*: Beak's home,. 72 Her Dr.. the club had given s perty for a mouth-Ocesn County Auxiliary home of the brids's parents. TheDaniel Hartsgnve, aad Miss Jo- ous sign*. Plant call, for hedge- Carroll. Mra. Patrick DVMola, MMdletown. Mn. Bowling pre- group of patients st Marlboro president, is vice chairman. bride's mother wore a lavender Ann Dautt rows'to be pUnted in the sres Mn. C. Paul Kennedy, Mn. sented devotions, snd Mrs. Thom- State Hospital st Christmss. She tttnet bird*, and a terrarium isgsrden therspy chiirmtn. Thomu Phillips, Mn. I as Wilson gave the program, Prince** Margriet, 11-year-old and exhibit* of pienti and flowers The snnusl conservation meet- RUM* sad Mr*. Kcaaeth Wai- "The Awakening Congo." Mn. daughter of Queen Juliana and win bo placed In the hospital's ing will be held next month. Rev. ktr, Jr. -'' , Frederick Trenery of Middle- Prince Bernard of The Ne»h«r- new greenhouse. Andrew A. Burkhardt of Holmdel A number of activities Harriet Richards Wed town ,we« a guest. Isnds, wu bora in Ottawa, Can- planed, sttrtiai with a buffet The four evening circle* of the Mra. Octavius Knight, bird wiU apeak on "Bees" and Mn. ada, during World War II. supper Sunday. Jan.. 31, at FeUewship will bold a combined chairman, said that Frank W. Me Knight will givs an illuMnted p. »., ia the Old Union House, To Airman Kollmar meeting Thursday alght. Feb. II,Uughlin, executive director of lecture oh bird*. Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. Mn, in the church hatt Dr. Warm the New Jersey Auduben Society; Miss Ullian Keney was hoiteii Rtaaett to chairman of the party, HIGHLANDS - Miss Harriet brids's couam, wa* the honor at- Fowler, director of Rod Bank's reports that thounnd* of birds chtirmin, wilted by Mn. Ildon arranged for member! and Richards, daughter of Mrs. tendant Her gown was blue lace, civil defense program, will be snd other wildlife ere being R. Blackburn, Mn. Robert C. For That Louella Butehko, North St., and worn over matching taffeta. She guest speaker. killed by pollution, due to the Bonn, Mrs. William Bradley. Mra. Bruce Fiering will be Airman Second Class Paul E. wore a blue feathered bat, end type or refuse being wed to fill Mn. Edward Chapman and Mrs. chairmaa of a spring card party, Kollmar, son of Mr, and Mrs. bar corsage was piak roses. New Jersey's marshlands, unde Boykin. New Year March 21. Her aides Include Mn. Kenneth KoUmar of 41 Center The brids's mother wore Has Program Robert Fouratt, reservation*; St., were married Jaa. 10 M> theNile green chiffon gown, Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Carroll, Highlands Methodist Church. USct and a Kitty Kelly: HAIR •Ota Barbara L. Wssye a epicure Uble, and Mn. Walker Rev. William S. LuU, pastor, of yellow roses. The bridegroom' On Hawaii and Mra. Frank DeCeaaara, tic- EVERETT - Mr. and Mrs. officiated, and Mrs. Robert Rob- mother chose beige lace, aad her NEW SHREWSBURY - "Holl- kets; - '« \ STYLE! ( Stanley L. Weryc, Everett Rd.. orison, Highlands, was the or- corsage was red roses. dsy In Hawaii" was the theme for Here's One Teen-Ager Mrs. Walker and Mrs. D'AMs, have announced the engagement ganist A reception followed st Richard KoUmar of Highlaads the program given at a recent garden department chairmen, of tljeir daughter, Mils Barbara the Twin Light American Legtoa was his brother's best meeting of the Woman's Club listed the following winner* for Unds Dieryc, to Leon Lepre, son Post Home. another brother, Kenneth KoO- the Syeamord School. Who Counts. Her Blessings the department's Christmas Escorted by Lawrence Bowden mar, Jr., also of Highlands, wai Daniel W. Dora, of Dora1 of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lepre, also Dear Kitty Kelly: terior decanting contest: of Elisabeth, the bride wore a the usher. Photo Shop, Red Bank, showed e Dear Btty Kely: of .Everett Rd. Mpw Isn't a problem of the Mrs. William A. Gardens, Miss Diane was graduated watolsBglh gowa of Chantilly Both the bride and bridegroom color film of aopulsr vacation For quite a while' I've been heart, but it's going to wreck prettiest arrangement; Mrs. De *• *••* There will be Dear o; «.: You and your Mn. Herbert Lindner. Mr. and plaining that we do not drink and taterested hi your opialon. Alto. I ' husband lack ths gift of expres- Mrs. Pavsou W. Lyman, Mr. and IH 74471 graciously dediaed. Now, we are since they gsye gifts, should I Membart'Of^the committee and sion. To snake matters worse, Mrs. Philip Colemsn, Mr*. Jacob SUPER PERMANENT wondering if we should have ac- return the courtesy even though their wlvet chtperone the de- you llvewit»i Mi people, Few Jeffrey, Mr*. John Valntlne, EstaMhatd It Yean For Fine or Difficult Hair cepttd anyway. Are non-drlnkcr* ""Invited? - M. S.. nartnMnt-aponsored dances, usu* marriages can survive ; any Miss Abble Strickland and Mel- welcome at cocktail parties, orMais.r " any anenoeo: oy ise you such i»law irrangemem. yinFord, AMPU PARKING did we do the right thlng?-M You wtrequits correct laths ptopto. At me end of the teriei If yen could onry talk thing* The next meeting, Feb. 15, wUI IN REAR OF SALON SUlFEftMANENT RE6. PERMANENT R., Birmingham, Ala." «ty you handled ths matter. of daaces, tropmsf tro givoa to out, it would be so much ba a covered dish sunoer. For Dyorf or Ueadies* For Eesy-te-Manege They will probably expect Invitation! connected with wed- couple* that have been regulsr easier. Try to tad'your hus- Hair you to sund in the recelvmg dings ire not "returned" la the band what you'vs told me. If Heir line. Wear a dressy afternoon usual way. Thaw various ho stOl acts the Sphinx, thera's (but don't peopts, wen probably limited tsbal aid BaJboa. Pansmt Can- aothiag much you caa do ex- wear your glovn If the tea It by their own guest list aad for al Zoae: AAcapukok , lisa.li ; LLas COp( 00 WTpsfO M flOtSi UIIWM JOHN'S BEAUTY SALON held in the bride'i home tad that reason did not Include AajsHj i Curacao, NhUd you waat a you ate a house guest then.) you. Undoubtedly you will re- Antillet; Ponce, Puerto Rico; St, He'i young and ao are you. 10 MONMOUTH ST. , RED IANK Yes, I think you should have ceive Invitations to other lest Thomu, Virgin Don't give up. Marriages SH l.llll. accepted the lavilatlon at a personal functions. Don't send Jacksonville, Fhi weren't mads to ba broken. Now Acciptino, pout of courtesy to your hut- gifts to shower* to which you JOHN, NICKY, VIRSINIA, HELEN, band'a superior, However, he were not invited.. Enrellmant for DARLENE. . . MME. JOSEHE we* not correct ia giving the invitation to your auabtad. Ht HONORED AT analanakd* ' BttomtA ' ^^—-• J*-*- *—»-i— • #._.— JIAZLET-Mro. Raymond Vo- SPRING SEMESTER •nigm; mvi WNN your mil* gtl, Wilson Avt., wu guest of band out about it aad thn honor at a atork shower tut ssktd hit win to call or writs Ttanaty at ths home of Mrs. you, extending the iavHatiw ••err set* la 'ear tt* Osrlaa Frank Clymore. Mn. Harry CllU'— U % itwl In *l«« At most cocktail partial Williams, this place wu co-he* time an other things that you set. •Present wen Mn Jacob NUMIRY SCHOOL • KINMRwARTiN can drink that araatjMleo- yogel, Mrs Herbert Ftanlag. hoHc-lonk water, todt, ginger Mn, Vmcent Mslone, Mrs. Com* in . , , a eore'ief inn'- ALL DAY CHILD CARE CINTIR A new exhibition by Monmoulh County's moit He-end you can ask for fruit Chart** Rlley.Mn. Thomai Rac Mion ... ens] •promt* of dtstingulshod photographer ia now being shown tt juice or tomato juice, cloppi, Mrs, William Wilson, (Licensed by N. J. Suit Dent, of Education) Mn. Cathoriae Harriagtoa, Mn. rare Might, BalUntint's China A GUti Shop "DEAR MIsTvANDERBILT: Robert Schoeffllng, Mn. Martin W. FRONT ST. LINCROFT Hall, Mn. George KesJey, Mn, IrMtl fowm |]f,«|«» IfMtj St. caej Hartjliif Re1., Kid link When my ton married, I had a hiacheoa la honor of/hit wlft. Frank Romsnowskl. Mn. Frank • Reeervatlone for alttings may be had by •fitiotmala"*«awni phona ... To (hit I asked all my friends Yurkowld. Mn. Ann Dnvon, stiaatjaat*^ LI 2-2111 or through BelltritineV aad ralsUvts, iachKHng at least Mn. Betty Snell and Mn. WU llam Small./ ART a doien or so ecoaaialancea of • CLASSES long itindlng whom I talk to on Esiy Charfe SH 7-0141 CHIUMRN-AII Media tht phone occntonilry and wj* ON CRUISE hive picked me up In their cart FAIR HAVEN - Midshipmsn JSSAmSSAms to go to other luncheoni, etc 21 W. rVaat St. Thursday Moralngi ,. , i:M-lt:M Hsrry Allaire, sen of Mr, snd •• Thursday Evening* .:. .: 1:00-10: N The mother of a boy who at- Mn. CharlM D, Allaire, «7 Riv- Rat* tended private school with my er Rd,, a Junior at Mains Msrl- lAUTTf lAUMAN-IDELSTUN ton ilso was Included, time Academy, Cutine, Maine, STORE HOURS: a Edlle- li» A.M. to IN P. M. i > . ... Avenue (off Hope Roid) "It wis my thought, tines the I* on a training cnuie on th Wtd. A Frl. Till I p, M, LI MlU NEW SHREWSIURY girl wss married, that I wai sort SS Slttc of Milne, Porti he will ' introducing her to the com- visit Include New Orleans; Crls- FREE PARKING IN REAR HasLun1 HIGHLANDS -Miss Patricia SHREWSBURY - Mn.' Charles Is Slated Ann Raszka, N Highland Ave'., ' NAVESINK - The Monmouth wu honored Saturday at a bridal Thursday to a luncheon Flayers' production of "Bus shower in the American Legion of the theater group of the Stop." under the direction of hall. It was given by Miss Shrewsbury Community Club. Raszka's sister, Mn. Walter Mn. Vincent D. Roadie, Jr.. wasFrancia Cooper. Mra. Erie Lus- Hilly Fansler, «9 Muda ter. ter, Mrt. George Breanan, Mn. Middletown, is in rehearsal. Jelmsky of Newark. . The play will be presented in Miss Raszka, (laughter of Mrs 'Navestnk Library auditorium, Elizabeth Raszka, Newark, will Thlrteeti paintings by Viola Feb. 2MT and March 4-5. become the bride of Kennetn Jardme of Red Bank were ex- ^ a special New Shrewsbury.' Grover. son of Mr. and Mn. hibited last week in a show spon- ^ Students League In New Charles Gowers. Frost Cir.. Mid- sored by the Bloomfield Art York in conjunction with he Utk* It' • »»nul>lt' MDIt w dletown, in Our Lady of Per- Uague in the Bloomfield CIVIC TM lUfMtrt el«MlH«4 U Oil petual Help Catholic Church in nui-AdnrMMMat the spring. Attending were Mrs. Elizabeth Raizka, mother of the bride- elect, Mn. Joseph Juliet, Mn. John ZambeU and Mn. Arthur Katzin, Newark;- Mn. Elizabeth Hertling, maternal grandmother the bride-elect, Mn. Stephen juarinere and Miu Diaae jaurinere of Verona; Mn. Har- Seidler, Pauak; Mn. John iertling. Union; Mn. John Me- Brinn, Jersey City: Mn. Fran- cea Stephana, Caldwell. Also Mn. Charles Gowers, MAftM MAI lALL'arrangements ara made by committee members in home 6f Mn. mother of bridegroom-elect; Jin, John Lticyk, right,.! Campbell Dr., Eaton town. It will be held Friday, Fab. 26,. at Leonard Glowenski, Mn. Fred 1 Trenery, Mn. George Hertling, Crystal Brook Inn, Eatoritawn, as a benefit for the Fetima Mother! Club of St. Dor. An. George Fennell and Miu ethea's Cetholle Chureh. .With her ara Mn." Joseph Leroy, ticket chairman; Mrs. felen Glowenski, Middletown; John Kilpatrlck, club vice president/and Mrs.-Francis McDarmott, general chairman. Mn. Estelle Grover, paternal grandmother of bridegroom-elect, 4 BlOy Faatler and Miss Gladys Graver, Red Join* Sorority 700 Years Mr. Fansler, a former member Bank, Mrs. M. L. Roekette, Mrs. Brown of the Players' executive board, laternal grandmother of bride- baa directed several plays for ;roonvelect, Mrs. Madeline Kes- Mn. VMa Jaratae er. Mrs. Charles Miller, Mn. Is Elected Of Scouting' the group, among them, "Laura," Mn. Jardine seU claim to hav- "Light Up the Sky," "Glad Robert L. Horan, Mrs. Harry Sampson, Mn. Raymond Dernp- By Auxiliary ing painted for SO yean and with winter coat at an Tidings," and "Desperate Nets Awards having developed an; originariill Houra". sey, Mrs. George K. Hauber, Mn. Daniel J. Martin, Mn. NEW SHREWSBURY - The q p He has appeared in leading Helen J. Shea;': Mn. Charles H. Woman's Auiliary of this bor- ASBURY PARK' — "Seven and color and light rendition in >•• roles ia,' "Born Yesterday,"' and Wecker, 3d, Mn, Helen Borrack, ough's First Aid Squad, meeting hundred years .of service H ! The Male Animal." : Mn. Joseph Grzelka, Miu Pa- at 4$ Old Mill Rd., elected Mn. Boy Scouts of Monmouth County" atest wk - In the "Bus Stop" cast are: tricia Frotton. Mtsa Betty Keboe, James S. Brawn president. was represented in awards dis- California which she aald , Mn. Robert Meyler, West Misa Gloria Senz, Miu Ann Bel- Also elected were Mn. W. A. tributed to leader this week. itself to this particular 'Deal; Mrs. William Eitner and lares* and Miu Victoria Per- Watklns, vice president; Mn. Le- The . veteran service awards nique." . Donald Davis, both Monmouth rone, Highlands; Mn. Phil Loori. roy Mueller, treasurer; Mn. Wil- were issued by - the National ' Hills. Misa Carol Sully and Rob- Saw sVCMVW llf MBCSW "• Atlantic Highlands; Mn. H. E. liam Canfield, secretary, and Council of Boy Scouts and pre- CehimbU UarwsJty aad Caap- ert Pesrse. both Rumson; Wil- Peterson, Keansburg,' and Mn. Mn. George O'Callaghah and Mrs sented at a Golden Jubilee Year LADIES' . Ham Tray, West •' Long Branch, er Ualea and aba atadM at Charles Myers, Long Branch., Margaret Bradley, house commit- recognition banquet in the Berk- the Art Studaala Uagut, OM -' and Charles M. Preston, Fair tee. •.:••• ' eley Carteret Hotel Monday. ; Haven, and George Armknecht," Mill Schaal aad Balalr Schaal Omen present were Mrs. Wil- ; Leonardo. - '' ••"••. '••"'• • Also distributed were training laFtorida. Fellowship Units liam; Barrett, Mn. Charles Gro- awards to 33 leaders of Mon- Flowen and landscapes paint- ty, Mn. Anson Peckhaia, Mrs, mouth Council of Boy Scouts. ed by the artist in that state TOP FASHION Walter Stevens, Mn. Harry Do, List Meetings Sanford C. Flint, Interlaken, were included in the. exhibit Ian, Mrs. Thomu Black. Mrs. which also featured the work,of PTA's to Meet MIDDLETOWN - Circle meet- John Jones and Mrs. Harold Southern District vice president Miss Claire Seyha of the council, was honored for Kay Kato. portraitist and car- ings of the Women's Fellowship Parks. , toonist of Glen Ridge, best of the First Baptist Church have 40 years' service. Others receiV' Mrs. Groty, retiring president, MONTCLAIR - Miss Claire service known for her humorous iUustra- been scheduled next month aa fol-war.: presented a gold pin. A ing awards for long COATS MORGANVILLE - Represenp t Seylu, a freshman at Montcliar tions. lows: while elephant sale wiU be held state College, has become a mem- were: atiyei y s f; theth " MarlborMlb o and Circle One, Friday, Feb. 5. at the Feb. 10 meeting ..»_•._ _ . • Thirty-five yean —. Harry ber of the Delta Theta Psi Sor- In the Jan. It edition of Sat- - Morganvitlo•Parent-TeachePh r AAt- home of Mrs. Edward Osborne, 3 'Hostesses last < week were, Mrs Feldt and Oscar A. Newquist, 3 eodaUoni and the Central School ority. She is the daughter of Mr. urday Evening Post, the annual A Greenwood Pi., Middletown; Cir- Bradley and Mrs. Barrett. and Mrs. Harry Seytaz, West Fair Haven; Carl Moran, James- - orgttteaUon met last week in the cle Two Thursday, Feb. 4, home burg. Benjamin Franklin cover histor- ; hb*a o» Mrs, Alfred LaMura to Front St. Llncroft. ically observes the 2Mth annl- of. Mn. Ralph Barto. .73 Conover Thirty years — Vance Jeffer- special ; coojpkte plans for a "Meet the PI, Riverside Heights; Circle Chiropractors venary of his birth. Residents :. Candidates' Night." ies, Bradley Beach; James F. in this area who examine the An open meeting will, be held Three, Monday, Feb. 1, home of Are Ehterrained Women's Group Flynn, Matawan, and A™01? pedestal closely will aee "Melt- group... Mn. Erwing Kehrer, < June Ter., : Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 8 p. m. NEW SHREWSBURY - Fred Haskell, Middletown. uff" which is the signed work • In Central School: Candidates foi New Monmouth, and Circle Four, Twenty-five years — Malcolm of Stanley Meltzotf, Fair Haven Tuesday, Feb. 2, home of Mrs. Pickerell and hU wife, Dr. Mary To Hear Banker smash : the Marlboro Township Board E. Piekerell, entertained mem- Severancentnnro , AsburAchiiruy . ParkDark-; EdVA.- artistmrt\tt . "Makoe HawHay'' WhllWhilae ThTh»e i Education and the candidate for H. Bruce Nankervis, ,185 LesUe ASBURY PARK — Charles C, La., New Monmouth. bers of the Society of Monmouth ward Broege, Belmar; Fred Sun Shines," a Franklin proverb, i the Freehold Regional board have Schock, Jr. a director and as- Frueh. Englishtown; 'Everett appean realistically on an an- priced! been invited to speak before th aistant trust officer, Long Branch tique plate-part of, the, compo- chowder tale Feb. 11. Mn. Gay Hulett, Keyport; Charles C. group, and give their Rlveredge Rd Trust Company, will speak Phillips, Neptune;. J. Francis sition and admonition. and, qualifications in a five lord; Barto, ia chairman. • "Attending were Dr. and Mn. on the topic, "How to Invest,' Rauch, New Monmouth, and • Luxurious a!r*wooi nubby tweedtl ute talk. ' Warwa'Fowler.Jr.amiDr.and" • meeting of the Federated Frederick Freibott, Port Mon- Adolf KonradKond, Flanden artiartisst They also have been asked i Neigfaborhotpd Group Mrs. Reuben Kaplan of Red Bu«in2» •nd *"*««»•• Wom- mouth, who "received tfie grand ' • Wools enriched with luxury alpaca! meet with the people during a Bank; Dr: and Mn Vincent m\ Ch*. «* A*1*"? ,**•*„ *°- award in the Festival of ArA t Plana Activities u Twenty yean — John Tengow- half-hour session after the meet Chembri. Neptune; Dr. and Mn. ~pjgh't i"n "th"e city'" s chil•""d welfare ski, Jamesburg; Frank G. Flem- show in Red Bank In June, was 9 Luscious flticjONMOOk viool fleecesf • tot. EAST KEANSBURG - Plans Seymour Berschllng, Lakewood, agency offices. He will explain ing, Keyport; Frank Applegate, awarded a purchase prize for a t The candidates for the three- for the activities from January and Dr. and Mrs. Edwin .Doe, investments in bonds, preferred drawing "Encore." a study of • Efogant polished blaek dressy vroolsl shares and common stocks. Manaatjuan; Thomu Morley, two musicians, in Bamberger's ; three year terms on the Marlboro until June of the Port Mon- Point pleasant. Oceanport; Louis A. Deutsch, 'Township board are incumbents mouth Neighborhood Association At a recent society meeting at The club secured Mr. Schock fourth annual exhibition of con e) Versatile lonj-weannji fray meitonsl Port Monmouth; Charles Moore, temporary New Jersey art. '• Mrs. Thomas AnUseil and J. D. were made last _ week, at the the Berkeleyfarteret Hotel, As- «]** ««*«*p « ' *•**•*«> .Herman v Alt; Kenneth Huebsch, Thomas home of Mrs. Richard Dickman. bury Park, plans were made for mouth County Bankers a South Six Bantings were added to • Many with warm-as-fur pile llnintjsl i Koeovsky, John Nanowlch, W Training course were also dis- thh e annual springri conventio ti n andd C««r'n8. Ike arewfag David L. Yaalefc f liam Morris and Walter SheUoc cussed. Fifteen yean — C. Earl Ben- (prafMeat af Bamberger'a New • MaM linings ami matching scarfs! of "Good Posture "PjaJcenJhurea^ nett, 'Belmar; James Francis, '• The candidate for the Freehold A social period was held and Week" in March. Dr. Kaplan and Jersey) ceUecMi at caaasaa* . Regional board is Fred Von Ro< Eatontown; Raymond Van Horn, pararyart Noted Marcel P»- • Smart cowl collars! Push-up sleeve*! the memben exchanged gifts. Dr. Pickerell attended from this Pretty Pair-Up. Fair Haven; Rudolph Gebhardt deck. Present were Mrs. John Ketch- iw, ;tropp organizer,- Mr*. Wal- and Edward J. Welsh, Freehold; el 11,111 fct amrcaase prites. • Misses' sixes... but not every style SET WINTER DANCE ter. Swanson, chairman, Mrs. Charles Kinkade, Honeheeds, On the sUtua of abstractions, Printed Pattirn N.Y.; Robert D, Schwab and Duchamp made the comment "It and fabric In every siiel ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS James Froelick, Mrs. Charles Green, Mn. George Scott, Mrs. William Fennelly,, Long Branch; is foolish for young; artists to The local Democratic Men's Eddte Lilian! and Charles Fra- turn to abstraction now-fit has Cub will hold a winter dance Frank McCully, Mn. Ralph Slca, Mn. Raymond Ashman and Mn. ser, Neptune; David O'Reilly, run Its course." He also said Saturday night, Feb. », in the "The issue is not representation Cabin In The Sky. Ruby Thalhelmer. Ocean Grove; William Morris, Oceanport; Joseph C. Irwin, Red or nan-representation, but the Music will be provided by tin need to express our epoch in any Cabin band from I p. in. to i Bank, and Harold Carter, Rum- Scientist Alexander von Hum- son. available way, each artist in hia a.m. • ;••'.,;'./..- •'•"•'•:•:.--•• boldt, a close friend of Thomas Among those presented training own way." Gerald O'Rielly U chairman Jefferson, wrote a J0-volume Other artists who received the affair, with Jerry R. Rldi scientific ' masterpiece called were! awards were Louis Lotowlck, W, Jerry Greenberg and Thomu Di "Cosmos." The index alone re- Scouter's Key, Charles R. Bea, Carl Burger, Ruth M. Krieger, Cenito, Jr., assisting. quired 1.117 pages. neighborhood commissioner, Cen- BEST SELLING Nicholas Rcate and Alvah Bur- terville; Maj. G. B. Howard, dette. Brown. The show Is con- scoutmaster, Fort Monmouth; tinuing at the Newark store w- Nell Juliano, assistant district through Feb. 13. commissioner, Theodore Soden FASHION BLOUSES) neighborhood commissioner, and Saturday Is the tint reeeiv. Waodraw E. Davidson, scoutmas- tag day far the third aaaaal -. .., i HIIRO AD ST. REDIANK ter, all of Long Branch; Wil- WMfvl* BntW M MMMMUUI Altai liam Weintraub, neighborhood FeMdatleate be staged iaBal- commissioner, "Matawan; Richard laatfae'a Chlaa aad Glaas sbep, low, low priced at. SEMI-ANNUAL M. Garrison, scoutmaster, Mid- Bread St, Red Baafc. Eatries dletown aad Louis A: Deutsch, also wtl be ncehred at the SHOE CLEARANCE cubmaster. Port Monmouth. stare Jy i SeouterY award. Robert E. day. The Ring, cubmaster, Belford; Leon receptlea Jaa. 2» at • p. m H, Buck, assistant district com- missioner, Long Branch; Wal- Sara Provan of New Shrews- ter Cunllffe and Allan J. War- bury opened in a ado show at wick, both assistant scoutmas- the Harrison Blum Gallery, til ten In Shrewsbury; and Joseph Madison Ave., New York City: SPECIAL! Titled "Paintings From Museum REG. l.fl • H.M A. Bastedo and James E, Duke. both assistant scoutmasters in Exhibits 1990-lMO," the retro- SPORTS and FLAT9S West.Long Branch. ' : spective show of. IS paintings by r Mrs. Provan . will 'continue through Jan. 30. The ahow will •avvwiy |BNB) ifiniif nwwny JOYCE • CAPEZIO Girl Scouts Have .00 then move to other places of • Ntwttt cymmtrfcgnd alyitsl Cknitc luck-lmt s OLD MAINE TROTTERS Progressive Meal exhibit including Monmouth Col- lege, West Long Branch, in Feb- • lelMip, leni tlnvi, tiMri iltevt stylesl • '• PENAUO • PATINOS NEW SHREWSBURY — Girl ruary and then Baltimore. 5 Scout Troop 2M. with their lead- All are abstracts In oils, water SIZES 4-M-AAAA to B,WIDTHS Newest fashion! Knit a beauti- • OMOM fam wtndtrful olenl Sim 32>3II,' ful, bulky Jacket to wear for ers, Mrs. William' Suter and Mn,color and gouache. Thr> paint IE*. I7.fl . 14.U aporte, travel, everywhere! Richard Madam, held a progress- ings had been exhibited In the We dinner Monday. It was also Metropolitan Museum of Art, Mu- Jiffy-knlt inches fly by! Use a celebration of the I4lh birth- IMI OU» MV.AWAV nut... HO MM CHMM DRESS SHOES douMa-etrand knitting worsted, Easter Parade favorite! .Little seum of Modern Art, Whitney girls love this princess dress day of Dolores Hastie. a troop Museum. National Academy of MADEMOISELLE - PALIZZIO large needles for batty Jacket b Pattern 111: directions sites U- with a sweetheart neck and.spin- Design, New York; Pennsylvania about skirt. Matching bolero Is Cmrses were served at the Academy, of Fine Arts; Newark M: SMI Included. > homes of Mr, and Mn, Frank .90 Send thirty-five cents (coins) a pretty aubttitute' for a sweater. and Montclalr Museums; .Butler Very easy to sew, ' ' Lloyd, and daughter, Sherry, Dev-Art Institute In Ohio, and at the for this pattern-add five cents on Ct.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Printed Pattern 9482: . Chil- Carnegie. International In Pitu- for each pattern for first-class Callaghan, and daughter, Betty burgh. •,;..'. 9*>-U; mailing.' Send te Red Bank Reg- dren's Sizes 2, 4, «, 8, 10. Size « Jean,' Cloverdale dr.; and Mr, RE9.l2.n- 14.91 later, Needlacraft Dept., P. 0. dress, jacket 2% yards 35-Inch. and Mrs, Robert Haslle anC Box HI, Old'Chelsea Station, Send fifty cents (coins) for this Staaeals el the Reeerta Car* CAPEZ1O • JOYCE • TAFSUNETTES daughter, Dolores, Rlveredge Rd, tar aalailas class have aad two New York 11W Y. Print plain, pattern-add 10 cents for"-each Memben provided part of the SHENANIGANS • NATURALUER ly pattern' numbsr. name, ad- pattern for first-class mailing, dinner and transportation wat la the area as medals far per. I Every NtjM 'HI I PJM., Iadadkes Sahwiayi dress aad MM, ' ; • Send to Marian Martin,, Red provided by the fathen of troop Bank Register, Pattern Dept;, 211 Iraltare werb-KabM Artkw H. Newt Newl Newl Our 1M0 members,' Hershea aad Rev. DeuM Aa> ASIURY PARK-ROUTI 31 /I Uura Wheeler Ncedtecraft Book West Hth St., New York Jl, N, Y, Others, attending were Betsy drew MacUad. la ready NOW). Crammed with Print'plathly name, address with Madien, Sandy Fuller, Ann For Mrs, Carter, whose dais meets zone, site and stylo number. ' (Aibwry Pork Traffic Circle) i n and Mid-HI Heels in Leather, Suede or Fabric. exciting, unusual, popular de- bos, Camllle Noveltlno, Leo Alli- In'(he Fair Haven Holy Com- signs to crochet, knit, sew, em- JUST OUTI BIK, now. 1060 FIRTH AMIOY. Ml Smltk Itrtet Wide selection of styles and colors. Sites 4-10. son MacMoylo, Kathy Sutor, am' nunlnn liplicopal Church, com- broider, quilt, weave — fashions, Spring: and Summer Pattern lit nucstn Bob Thorne, Tomm> , . AAAA to B'wldths, pleted an oil painting o( the home furnishings, .toys',, gifts, ba- Catalog in vivid, full-color, Over Dibble, Joe Curatoto, Rlchnrt :liurch'« pwstor this week, Mrs IMLIN, U. I. Hlfkwty 1 at OrtM It. 'Trawit Ore*: zar hits. 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KM-CO OorMM Bnoka AP TV-aadto Writer But in TV and radio atriet many, MMJaMOb D-Zame Otejr • <4) From Then Roota (I) DOUBIU Falrbtakt locaUUet are never reaOy Identi- to mutter a tingle witoeu or (I) Racket Squad (7) Real McCoyi NEW YORK -. Currently ap- . Robert Q.LewkTi thrtd of evidence to prove that —David Niven tfrectt KN-(U)1 fied, to occaiionaDy tomeo "Wayfartn." atoning Janet (7)WhoDoYooTmet? (II) Navy Log pearing in the CBS-radio day complaini. . ' fir, BU CaDea far tire, be waa acting on Whitman at a taciturn black- (•) Movie (II) Play of the Week lKM-(l)OaTbeGo time aerial "The Second Mn. "In a country thli tlze, it frem Fth. 1 ee> "The ' topiecret maneuver backfires. imith turned knigbt in mining (U)CuttiaTime kM-(I) Zane Grey (4) Dough Rt Ml rton" it a.character named mpossiUle1 always to avoid the Price U Right," whse CeDaa armor. Whitmore it tbt only 4:M- (I) Brighter Day (4) Bachelor Father (7) Memory Lane JtckAsWey. jse of a real person's name,' takat a vaeatJea . .. 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Rlago (Don gun put RESEARCH 4iM-<1) Edge of Night (7) Untouchable! lkN- 0) Looney Tonet when a character remarked that *! °\i? ?? tora Bwttaalarly the a State Department officer ac-c Duraat) makei a aUrtlini dlt- CsTYx (AP) - The . (4) Split Personality (11) Love Story , UiM-0) I Love Lucy something,-:,*mtk. mtlarkey.' It eovery (not really, If you're aim Setoo Hall College of Mtdiclne (I) Mr. Diitrict Attorney itJM- Ut Groucho Man (I) Price tt lUght turned out hername sounded cuMd of dlsloytlry..with Richard wtthtti).whenheattemptato«- hu announced it hu received a 01) Abbott and Coetolto (11) M Men (I) Time ForFun Met. Althiegh rartiy-M ever Beeehart and' LMTB Dana. J— ^ ' *- -i- '• t>—'— 1^ Bul^^BB^kai W^ BJ— like 'Malarkey.' And met there hume tha body. You gotta love fct.MO reaearch training grant Health. Tha grant wfll be used (4) Movie (I) Movie UtM-d) Top Dollar But we try to be careful." - MMNKMOb 4Wak|kqrto finance the pottgraduate (I) Big Beat (II) Shotgun Slide (I) CoMtntnttw her—eamt fer a here or hero- 8 ig Cretby*! first enad- gang of counterfeit training of reteirchen to tf) Jet Jackton (IDNewibeat (I) Romper Room tee, netwena ecctepHMuw B - en, eecapim the law, hide a let roenatoiny. 01) Bon The Clown cemptahite when quite by easting km tppareatly re- I1:M- 0) Newt (7) I Married Joan malat radio. Startmg Feb. M, (U) Dance Party (4) Newt (II) Our Number Syitta chance the Bane ef a real S:M-OD Clutch Cargo f*nea It tfftodtd to i repra- Dor Bkagla tad Rtttmary StM- (I) Movie (I) Movie (U) Phytical Cultun Cleeaey betja a aaOy (ll!4». (7) Newt KU) Ntwa RADIO Therefore/ipeclil ptini.i.K II a. m.) CBS radie teat and ttlage tcstton . , . It ap- in, 111 taken to avoid trouble. At one vine Writer Say t time, two'of the biggest pear* that ABCI Charile Wee- M < WPAT JMajigef AMMM BTJJJMI CkawM Mil WRCA UM TIMETABLE tiling agencies In New York- •FlJWfWt • WBJ VWIwl 0SHIW WNEW WQXR RED BANK :^' . _ ' ;";whose cllenti sponsored several aad En^ Kevtct Shew win be Walter Reade Would Make Ward Aligned permit- Tltt OtHea •- U'l AbnirklO, 7:. ;s;aB"thtlr:i employes to FaSBj 1» jhJt ;""' «£#•* tPrnaraetu needed KfflmaajBni'wBl Jjaa waiu Tmiett Theaters Mare Attractive EATQNTOWN ''"'". "•'"••' tiled by CBS Mtrch M, third Jjej. Ham. Wocld Today for charactcri.. WtJCA Xmi WWM , By BOP THOMAS Another author borrowed the IWveJa-U'l Abaer 7:08, lt:»ntmet of network employees HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Tht mott Blood and Steal l:3». ' ' tad .executives. One li : frequent complaint you hear form HAZLET ••;;:" .•••;': : official became acaccustomec d twrie maken to the luMknm 1 hearing hit name uted for the eondition of American theaters. Let* ! rirfvaJe-Ctrtoon 7:M; Mlrada 7:0J, M:»; House of muter crook in a cops-end- WtIL here', one man who it FODMTI MlltS. ^a» tfff***l'lM ttriwit II Intrigue I:M. EATONTOWN Wfcluwria* VI IN IH| A!p| tSf'ufiftii Ht't Walter Reade, Jr., of ATLANnC HIGHLANDS JDaaea Otaktitra HdMatomTBWMMp, N. J., a Atlantic—Journey to Center of Newti Ua Baltk Earth 7:00,>K IN 1-M00 . WMANtwNawti i BtBaVb Karma PHONE US4MI. bOM of 44 howortatrtw York le, It MATINEE AT 3iN SHOWS FROM 7 P. ML Cwlum Milt ..WOa MeCaUouMeCallnskh a Bltt LONO BRANCH •valra Traar Trio tUB IVwW •> SfMJTi ftflMT pfttMttl "The Other Evealan Frem 7 P. M. JretlB^Htattn. Banlo Urtoa Trio of the Theater Owaan of Ameri- Baranet-Dutl la the Sun J:». Wrlten alee plek i Cent Sat, Sm, MU.. CMdraa Ahrtyt Fret, __,^_- Ntwtj Qalaei Howe 7:11,1:31 •..;,., ti«t—Wet* taconil WOBBNawt: Vu Voorklt ca, heard member of CUMrama. ef the toiepkeae beek-ftnt WOB Ntwi, Lyla Vaa gukUBg light of the acenttd ASBURYPARK , eat part, latt ' Newt NOW AT BOTH THEATRES Illl Cltlr Rutehlm Aromarama procett. Thtt't Mayfalr-Optntiea Petticoat . of e pedigree for Mm to One of the more dangerous WOB; MicXaiVaiaitt tnpouad oa the butlmtt of ahew- .:#, ?:M, ti4». treat It naming itorei or res- j St Jam at Battle of Coral Sea «=stf « Ins and ht taurant! If they are to be wed Tonorraw J:M,7:0C. 10:1$; Five Gttet to as—for Instinct—tht hangout a»i«» snto wall HeU3:M, S:2B. lm% KnUrUtMMtl 11 •Tee wMetort tjre eptr* of the thievet or t distribution Alton Cr«» ' $"7 Lyrie-Last Angry Man 3:00, point tor the dope peddlers. I N*wi: tUlulnt- WBCA Ntwa Raporli' (key hetea Mule 7:00 l»:tO; imtl I Checki art made to ascertain lilt—MM N«y« he aaJd Maafty •Ttay^e'htt there It not a real tton with Kmi trwma ««4 mttoaWJanwW.eeUkitkewkTtto Uktk - tlmilir atme if a real commun- H inM. M»I« FKtaan rolnuu am, , DELTA CANTEEN ity, like New York or San Fran- Wen Nm; l.rl« Van F«I pricaa tor, theyYt dirty all eht, they WaOA Xmi Jim Low* Htwa; have had ~ RED BANK - The Ill Wan Vutkl H

OPEN DAILY TO THE PUBLIC DANCINS HI. NIOHT BSAB^MA^'BI •600*000 ttmemaoMtf BBjAoM f k HNimi HO DANCI IVERY SATURDAY NITE • EXCITING VIEW • EXCITING ATMOSPHERE TO THE TUNES OF THE "HI FI'S "JflRHY LOMTHI' « SIA POOD Open Daily Noon To 9 P.M. Except Tutaday We etter to tta»rti, weddtoj partiM, tic Rrver't CNANNBL DRIVI MeGUIRE'S GROVE FOR PURTHn THIATII INPeRMATION II, MIDDUTOWN • TeilH7.aill CAU SNADYUN 1*MM unty JSSMMTV - Mra. Ifcatat Vaa* Mrs. CUM* MeiOM mi Mia, (Me, Mrs. Frank Hokngna, Mrs FIEEHOLO ~ The tollowng J. Fonchwr. Long Branefc; Of Schools John Diett, Jr., are co-chairman. EATONTOWN - At Tuesday Mefame and Mas. Diett. viU serve on the county petit Aaron Galotto, Middletown Town- Bight's meeting of the Ambulance A special fund-raising project Hostesses were Mrs. Worthies ury for the period beginning ship; William J. Cleason, Sr. In England will take place in April. Proceeds Auxiliary in the tmbuluce room, and Mrs. Woodside. Monday, Jan. 25, and ending Fri- Long Branch; Sidney'Goldstein, will be given to the ambulance Th» next meeting will be Tues lay, Feb. 5. Allenhurst; Kenneth V. Gravatt, EATONTOWN - The Fatima MM. Guy Worthley, president, FAMOUS MR VAIUB squad. day, Feb. II, in the arabul«n« Robert W. Adams, West Long Allentown: Anthony M. Grieco. Mother's Club of St. Dorothea's announced that the Mtfc. anniver- Mrs. Worthley welcomed Mrs. Sranch; Samuel D. Alston, Long Asbury Park; Mrs. Irene J. :atho1ic Church held its Fath- Mlddittowii Sfcoppinq Cwttr Hwy.35 Jrahch; Henry C. Apar, Asbury Guakle, MaUwan; Charles H Night meeting Monday in OKN MNIN«S TIL t SAT. TH. 4 P.M. Park; William P. Apter, Manas-Hartl, Avon; Raymond F. Her church hall. pian; Harold E. Ardrey, Free- ter, Red Bank; Mrs. Helen £ wld; Mrs. Rose Ascher, Bradley Hildebrand, Middletown! Town- Rev. James J. McConnell, u- Seach;. Mrs. Mary L. Bailey, ship; Peter V. lorio, Sea Girt; sittant' pastor, ' introduced " the SAVE MaUwan: Leo E. Baklan, Mid-Samuel T. Jeffrey, Long Branch; speaker, Brother Bernard, of the Uetown Township; Joseph Bar-Mrs. Katie L. Johnson, Engliih. hristian Brothers Academy, Lin- wtt, ClitTwood Beach; Robert R. town; George N. Jorgensen, Man. rod, whose topic was "Educa- Batt)er, Tinton Falls; Marvin R. asquan; Jerome Kantor. Deal; ion and Discipline of Children." Bennett, Neptune City; Richard Mrs. Anna Keilitz, Freehold; > question and answer,period «. Bennett, Neptune Township; Henry P. Kepner, Cream Ridge; tallowed. Robert J. Bennett, Lincroft; Joseph J. Kerkes, Asbury Park; Mrs. James Finucane, presi- Richard C. Berger, Little Silver; Francis E. Kiawell, Jr., Hailet; dent, reminded members that Philip J. Berube. Oakhurst; Mrs. Mrs. Dorothy V. D. Kissam sales of Mardi Gru Ball tickets Frances Blanchard, 'Matawan Rumson; David M. Kltift, Red hould be reported by Monday, Townshipp; Mrs. Elsie Bowman, BankBk ; FdiFrederickk KKoeppehpph ,, KKeani •eo.x Marlborlb o ThTownshipi ; MMrs . ViviaVii n bburg : JameJ s E. LambLb. Cream A day of recollection 'for club II you're shopping for • BrawnB, , Asbury Park; Louis Ridge, embers and their guesta will skirt, when you see fhasa, Bntnettltl , NNeptunpt e TownshipThip; Mrs. A Mrs. Agnes Livingstong, , Asbury be held at St. Dorothea's Satur- you'll want at least two .. CharleChl s F. BuchererBh . . Wes,W,tt LLong parkk; jj . pk LoganL g, RRumstn day, March 12. BranchBah ; RalpRlphh E . CampbeUCampbeU , h but don't worry, the prices c; p p Nathaniel Logan. Long Branch Hostesses were Mn. Anthony L Bh Chl A C aria so low you can .afford Long Branch: Charles A. Capro, M n. ViolVila LongmanL , MMatawan Amoscato, Mrs. Wilmer Blaacaa, Walalll TospTownship: : Miss Maryy L. John j. Lynchy, , Aiburyy Park Mrs. Lawrence Burgund, Mrs. several. itbert Unger, Mrs. Edward CarhartCht , MonaoutMth BeachBh ; Mrs. Helen MMackayk . NNe wS Shrewsh - ? A S?!5.- J*^^ : TfcoraaTfcoraass H. MacMiUan, ibble, and Mrs. Lawrence Kirk. Branch; William U. CUir, Rum-south Belmar; Joseph Makow, Servin&.. g wen Mn. Joseph Cas- , EJTIMMINT CAN be the mc«t wonderful yean "• ...-, -.-^ . Wall Township; Godfrey G. Mans-.asidyy, Mn. .Thomu Cobianchl, Mist Shirley Clark, Longedg . Eatontown; Salvatore V If*1 of your lift, it you plan for it in advance. Ji M Clyton Mn. John Crowley, Mn, Albert Branch; Miu Janice M. Clayton, Masiello, Matawan; Wesley G. orsey and Mn. L. A. Dona- Small regular savings here can mean you'll Spring Lake Heights; Edgar V. Spg g; Matthel, Nentune Township; JosJos. hue, Jr. V. CloseCl . KeyportKt ; LouiLi s H. ConC - , . Miles, Atlantic High, have the cash-needed to really enjoy your re- epp AA Mil , Ali High nors, Red Bank; Mary Connors, Id h F tirement You can travel, take up hobbies, or. , y Iindg. Arthur F Mmer Mgts. Deall; Josepph C. DanielsonDil , NepN p. Wln: Jo$epn s. MU|er Lincroft anything^else your heart desires if you plan Wln: Jo$epn s. MU|er Lincroft tune TownshipThi p: MauricMi e F . DDe- jlciit w . MoodyMd y, ReRdd BankBk;; Cubs Display ahead '.savehere. • lalamm, Jr.Jr . Fair Haven: Miss Ella clarenccl we MorrisonMri ,W Wanamama; DePeter. Long Branch; Mrs. 8top fa thitweek and start your retirement p,Wck Moscatello. Long Branch; fef." M j M M N Leaihercraft Di 1Fta ' «P savings ucounU-u little at IS will do it Martin DoJanJKeansburg: NEW SHREWSBURY - Cub I.W * 7.W *l; SJJg: Townlhiip: George G.. Neice, MidMid. D Ftold Fk Townlh p: Pack 100 met Friday at the Loula Donate Freetold: Frank g^^g^ TownshipThi : WilliaWilli m RR VctwM E slI r Swimming River School; Eliiabrt ^f"^h Drennen" , HighlandsS W»»Ni; h "• "* «> E. O'Keefe, Jr.. Oakhurst: Mrs. The boys displayed and. dem- Harold W. Duma, Union Beach; RED BANK SAVINGS Eljrtbelh '0|Ion, Altentown: onstrated basketry, leathercraft Thaddeua A. DiJemlan, Jeans- Fftnk p. Oriric, fc^ Park; and Christmu decorationa they dLQAL N ASSOCIATION burg; Mrs. Lillian Edelsonl , Rohert Di Pl|m,t|er,' Atlantic made at den meetings. "'BWMd«: Mrs. Anne M. Par A color guard and flag salute SPECIAL MOUP wards, Red Bank; Mrs. Dorothy adised . Farmingdale. was led by members of den five. 'She Door cnAMranao leer Ehrhart, Eatontown; Mrs. Elsie Ehring. Belmar; John C. Elliott, Irving Parker, Highlands; Mrs. Thomas Pearce and James' Mc-I to Security v Mildred H. Parker. Brielle: Kinley were welcomed into the 10 MOAD ST. Miodlctovvn Townsnipi Mill ,ivi» at Thomas F. Parker, Hazlet; pick during a candlelight cere- RED.''BANK NEW JERSEY ria Enz. Spring Lake; George E. Many one«f-a< i R. Parkinson, Red Bank; mony and presented Bobcat pins Insured Savings Accounts Money Orders, Home Improvement Loans t MlQuICIOwll lOWDIIUPt kind.'Not all Quackcnbush, W« by James Blowers, cubmaster. Mrs. Helen Farrell, Matawan: Mrs. Suzanne sizes In every Travelers Cheques DIVIDEND Home Mortgage Loans Fnnk A. Fine. Asbury Park l 1 Michael PribUh and Dr. Israel William H. FiKhler. Keyport. Elnhorn, assistant •: cubmaiters, style. S? Sjf llJ*; presented service stars to Dnw Save-by-Mail Christmas Clubs Benttey J. FiteGerald, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Evelyn Flan- Becbe, Joseph LeRoy. Stephen SPECIAL SELECTION OF i N Thi Fd S Banner, Carmen DeCirlo and Township; John Gordon. Harry J. Rockefeller. WalWlll TowT n Ronald Valentine, James Holly BLOUSES ship: Branch; Leroy H. Sickels, Mat awan; Misr Catherine Slcoransa CuBmaster Blowers presented Terrific Savingi Terrific" Saving* * MARKET-RED BANK Sea Girt; Walter Sleuler, Avon; the following awards: wolf Alexander Smith, Asbury Park; badges, David Brown, Paul Gun- . AE Rtg. 2.91 ENTME STOCK OPEN FRIDAY TU • P. M. Aubrey Lee Smith. Middletown dersen, Gregory, Rbomw; Rich- Township; Miss Vivian Smith. ard Wood, Jonathan Cohen, John ROBES Long Branch; Oonsld F. Spriir Crossin,. Peter Hartung, Wayne CHAUIS ft PUNHH 11,W. FRONT ST., RED BANK o DELIVERY • SH 7-0508 Madea, Daniel Maizel ami James atean.vAtlantici Highlands; Misi fc DUSTER$ Joan M. StaiMfield, Port Mon Hoffard; silver arrow on wolf and o QtlLTi mouth. assistant deqaer to.John Beebe; GOWNS CUT denner, Joseph LeRoy; Oliver a^ • FLANNEL PORK CHOPS COFFEE 59* William J. Storms, Belmar; row on wolf and silver arrow on 0 CORDUROY Mrs. Wide S. Stout, Sea Bright; bear. Harry Reid; lion badge, Miss Anna E. Stringer, Cliff Bob Michels; silver arrow on wood; Harold J. Sullivan, Brad bear, Pa«l Bacon: gold and SWIFTS PREMIUM-ALL CUTS ONE PRICE lev Beach; William H. Sullivan, .99 NOW silver arrow on wolf,' Charles Allenhurst; Eugene N. Tarne, NOW Herbert; gold arrow on bear, 20% Hailet; Fred Tavener, Uni« David Hill; silver arrow on bear, Beach; William A. Thome, A Carmen DeCarlo. •ff Untie Highlands; Pierre tow 1 send. Red Bank; Mrs. Evelyn 'Plans were announced for the SIRLOIN STEAK Trepp. Fair Haven; Mr». Audrey annual Blue and Gold dinner by G. True*. Bed Bank: James L Norman Hochreiter, chairman SYLVETTE Corset I. Bra Oept Wallis,, Little Silver; Alfred Warn and a member of the pack com. com men, Red Bank; William mittee. It will be held at the UCB' HAM 89^. FOWL 35,1 Wampole, Asbury' Park: Mrs. Red Bank Methodist Church Sat- Lillian C. Warren, Bradley urday,, Feb. 6, at 1:30 p. m, Den Beach; Matthew Warahaver. Ni mothers will be guests of honor, tune City; Mrs. Dorothy Wi The affair will be catered. Corn Fed Young Rib Half A gP dotowskl. Hsztet; Mrs. Elaim c White, Deal; Nicholas T.' Wit- Tinlon Falls* burn. Wanamassa; Joseph Wood Ik ward, Neptune Township; Mrs The Women's-Society of Chris- Astrld Worsley. Old Bridge; Ben- tian Service will meet next Thurs- jamin Worth, Freehold; Robert day at t p. m. in the home of B. Wright, Wanamassa; Henry Mrs. James Brown, «H Tinton LOIN PORK 35 A. Wuestefcld, - Keyport; Mi Ave. Harriette Wylle, Aibury Park. Open house will be held at the • pronubli hiblt W fire house Sunday from 2 to rout r CUMIOM 10 mi Swift's Prtmium Bontltu i^M ••,:•,:>;/ B" from our confidtnet in tlM many yum of craftsmanship and exparionet behind avary CHUCK5 pair of WALKOVER shoes, wa live you... PtISH s CHOP BEEF 3" 0LE031 59 "Fashioned Choict Gtnuint Lamb Front" Control that's light but sure begins high above the

waist, in t this ever-more* 11 GSOF LAMB If you can find a better popular. TREO. Without a looking, better made, and $ingl« bone, the famom more comfortable shoe fashioned panel curves bv im CHOPS 7»>KT SAUSAGE 3 ward to keep your profile better buy it. flat iii front.Comblned widi KIN6AN RWABLE READY TO EAT side sections of nylea power •et and satin to make aura yon have the figure for the SMOKED smarted new clothe*!. PRISH 1 50 POM PIC'S FEET 61 <1I SS PIG'S TAHS 6" »1 MM WHTfl 21.95 Rlvtr STtVITnS •UARANTII Of COMPtBTI Juicy GREEN BEANS If! Cuihion SATISFACTION NIMIHfl • MISHCRItf Sole I. No Extra Coslt Your coriet and bra is expertly fitted and altered to your Individual requirement TMMTOES at no extra cost, . ;y- 1?.OMNGES CARROTS i. No Extra Casll Sylvotte will maintain this perfect JOHN B. ALUN fit for you ... at all times,,, without charae, RIPSUDUSS p m*. I. No Extra Cost! Sylvotte will replace worn garters, ' RED IANK ropluih whord nccossary, mend opon icami, re- place mlitlng bonct without charge, ESCAROLE I Id FREE PARKING IN REAR 3 GRAPEFRUIT 5 29 VIA HUDSON AVENUE — „_.„.- r''""4 •A' Vif Faces w: cfMCcav In Algerian Peace Policy Features Set iMsv. TRENTON - Four Moamoaa teuslal H., Ootaaport. tost hit for SIK SALE eoaaty motorists have lott their driving carelessly twice, speedp - PARIS sp miH-France, or full independence. by the Christian Couples Club of Stopped lor an De Gaulle offered a -military ings of more thin M SUte agri- ciutiont for distinguished serv- iod was George Kenivan, 21, tor passing. Ury awl civilian Isaders aa the cultural organizations Jan. 25 to ice to New Jersey agriculture are the Methodist Churc" h careless driving after involve- Robert Hendrickt, 21, 208 Wit Algerian question takes place cease-fire but declined political Jay. White were negotiations. He also refused a 30. other highlights. Mr. and Mrs. ment in an earlier'point system son Ave. Port Monmouth, who tarter the shadow of a virtual Sponsored by (lie State Depart- Speakers at the SUte Board of p mm host. Games were played. Attend- Case. previously was involved in a shimtttwi frem Iscal govern- rebel suggestion that he negoti- in w ! ate with five top nationalist ment oi f" Agriculture" " , with..Seen- Agricuitore dinner for official del- 8 «* Mr. and Mrs. John The other three had their Ii point system case, > was stopped meat leaden of Algeria and tary Phillip Alampi as general „,(« on Mondty tre Dr. Rot- \*Btz,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles SHOES censes revoked for two months following conviction for careleu leaders now held in French jails. egttes on Mondty Nationalist terrorism flared chairman, the convention itself coe P. Handle, commissioner of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Albert each. driving. tacttea frees me Army. will be in session Mondty and White. Edward Trittenback, Rut- HWY.35 The million French £«](„ ^ again and since then the political health; and Raymond F. Male. Tuesday commissioner of labor and Indus-sell Bennett, Mrs John Nash and AAlgerig a fear some new wnclli- «•«»•& in Algiers hat steadily oncnorttM. Participating will be M farmer £y™ Rev. Robert L Biackman. atory move toward the National- delegates. 4} representing county Thonu J. Anderson. Nashville, ist Rebels may come out of the Wade da Gat* hat set yft efaewa Ma hand, It was geter* boards of agriculture and « rep. TenB t prudent and publisher of Elyseef meeting calls for mobil- other farm groupi. ization to resist "a sellout. aty MkntftemiM mfflrn Farm and Ranch magazine, wiU will nominate talk at a luncheon for delegates "The people of Algeria will ex- scheduled for Tuesday noon. press their will to remain French Meetings Are Set by all means', even if necessary hapsp« Effietant Mttat Unt Trap frees Algeria: «1 have the Donald Kaufman, paper drive KEYPORT-Mn. Joseph Thac- NO DOWN Meaeoef me Metleatt." John Mauser, Sr., who hu chairman, repoctsd thla month's .•Operates on US or 230 Volt been a hospital patient tor the ke wu the winner of the meeting fAYMIHT Toiuofrow i confsfvncfi conws drive wu tuccattfuL prise at the Friendly Nighters Mr months after de Gaulle second time to the past month, George Sauerwein, president, • 0* Written Warranty has returned home from River- meeting Mondty at me home of view Hospital. announced that James Frangella Mrs. John Maxuroski. Mil. John of Eatootown TV andI Appliance PowdPoweHL, HODDUHoppinUg Rd. New Mon- Company, gave N television con- mouth, will be the hostess at the PFC Edwin" P. Cox, Jr.. of sole bases and II television sets Pulaskl, Vs., spent the week-end next meeting in February. Also to the Uont Club in December. present were Mrs. Frank Bishoff, with Chris Thurer, Jr., of Swim* The bases end sett were in turn FUEL OIL mlng River Rd. He ii leaving Mn. Gerald Duggan, Mrs. Walter BETTER Fort Monmouth and will be sta-delivered to the SUte Horn* for VbnOblen, Mrs. Ales StuickJ, 8 tioned in the Philippine islands Boys In Jametburg before the Mrs. Raymond Richardson, Mrs. for two years. bolidaya u a donaUon from the RiisttU Wyckoff and Mrs. George 710 Unas Club, HOUSEKEEPING The Iincroft-Everett Civic At- nit GAL •Delation wiU meet Tuesday, U MONMOUTll ST. RED IANK Jan. a*, at I p. m. in the fire house. Members of the Lueraft SPECMt CASH PUN Fire Comity and First Aid HL 1-4310 Squad will ditcuts the advisabil- ity o< consolidating the two asso- I WUUCIN* IN MAR WITOtt WTtANCI IHANCE & DAVIS ciations. ONWHItiSIMR ^ Avawat, The Ladiet' AuxUiary of the u fire company will meet Mondty Optn Wednetdoy and Friday Night* 'til 9 m. W 741N More than Mteenagen attend- Afttr a v«ry busy stason, w« iHH find jeuuen dance in the school Friday. John Johntoo won a ourselyes with many roll tiicJs anel r«m> j ^ ^^ * ^F ^nT ^nT ^>T ^aT ^^ ^W ^aF ^nF" T^ ft ^ ^nT i^ pass to the Cattton Theater. ^The First Aid Squad held a nanti. Take advantage of this onct-a- drill meeting Monday In head- MONMOUTH MEAT quarters. Plant were made for year event by shopping early for best tbe annual installation dinner for 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED RANK selection. ([day m Uacnft Ion.

AU. CUTS AOED AND SEASONED PH ^^ ^ J^^maM Klwaeis BCbn held.a dinner meeting in C iLtocroft Ian. Inductedu a new FOLLOWING IS A PARTIAL UST OF tOLtS AND REMNANTS member wu Edward OieUke of RIBS of BEEF 5ii9N* T Plant were made ROLL IAUNCES dinner in E UHOUM, Newark. Atteodtog |beJoee^MendrtVjhr|^MdrtaVjohrBWB . 12x22*0 Mote's AU Wool Gray Scroll Dtsign Uwell. Sobsrt Kerekeaa, Gabriel SALE |Motaar, FranrASST 12xU Noodkhrft Host Buigt N'dMiift Aerikn 1| Harry Seylu. 12x24 Al Wool Gray Nord '4I600 |««»rM'«|JMrt. Arthur l£r: Wrasch in their neeww home on 12x12 Avocado MwliCo«oiiWuii0o-Wovt M44« PORTERHOUSE iMmmintt RRivei r RRd.d . Saturday flby Mr.aadMrs. GabrleiMtabrle a «X Ne SprtagSta , pTT S T-BONE or Dware Mr. and Mrs. IjJttlSU BS^ S^ ^ M Mrt. Jtki 1 H Herder. Red Bank; Mr. and Ms. IS Ca4Vway'i 100% TtxtwtdAI Wool (Grow) «8" HBVBVU Home andd Mr.. andd Mrii: : 12f Wool-Nyk>n Brown oV Grttn Twt^l M0" LEAN-FRESH and Mrs. Bdauad flay. HWv laadt; Mr. and MrsT Edwla Many Otl^ Rolb oiid Good iuyt Not Uttd ^ Brtghli Mr. Md MS; w£ lUam Macintosh and Mr. and CHUCK CHOP I Mrs. Randolph Stromberg, Rum- UAN-RIIHALF

dance Feb. », in Uncrort School. Accepted Into IheiUMO LOW of PORK l^fw •««« Donna MiiSd land Donna Presnell. NtxtMra- Hday Mrs. Lillian Mobur offtt IONILISS-AGED and SEASONED nuacnftviliue Beauty Shop wt2 I give a uik on, "Good Groom. I ing." Tentative plans were dls- Icutad for a court of awarda EYE ROUND ROAST meetiaj to b, held in Februaiy R< tolliI SHOF-AT-HOMI SnVICE 5^ « "A iJsTjBBAs* fisnAksMaV Wahsalai WaWat ULMm^^ktm • CALLSH1-S27I Wt^BlPBJfJg «**MB^BBBjf*tnT| WfBJBeBBJ ff ajffj| •Wa^gW'BlPJIBVl , To Hew Board Report Oat eleer trtlaei staff «• ibrlageemalea Aeedyja AMMMNf eUWfUf FwiWi wflMWiy CM IMHy ClMfl* ' { H ATLANTIC HIOHUNDS - 1 year heme, aM ywki yew ehelee eleiCrmt^Sttf, , L O»rttt A. Retd. President of the ( ^^^^^* P/" dF^^^^ w# v^e^Bwaw^wvw w^s^evewtvjgnjBy^^^HjBv w^nwjniBSBjnjBjBwjBjtj 4 u LEAN CHOPPED BEEF 400 — - -,- — w — - - _ — — __ Henry Hudson Rtajoaal Board of Education, will give a progress «P»rt « • m«««g of the local 4 SHORT RIBS BEEF ParcntTNeher Association to- night st CIS in the school au- ditorium, MILLERTON RUGS Candidates for election to both 3 SAUSAGE MEAT local Boards of Education will 130 IROAD STRUT . SH 1-827V RED IANK II be introduced, and given oppor- |llunlry the addrut the members. OWN EVENINGS TIL t WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY look at these «my ways to satisfy yovr kankerin' forRIBS Bib arts era loaded with fine flaror...cfcooee you Featuring 5 of your favoritaa from our wonderful array! for family* pleaaiof maala easy on tha badgat...all rate an favoriterib cuts... from tha beat quality iaaat...|uaraiitead to aatlafyl

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your bait and the* make off with stage as wen as off. WHaess Ik* A sharky East would return a magic that has touched Geae spade on being hooked with the Boltnd and Alease Whittingtoa. second round of clubs. It would Bolsnd-a comparatively ua- not help South to ruff in Us hand known 2J-ye»r-old actor whose aad diacard a net it from dummy. experience baa been liniited to us. This would leave him with three summer itoek.and off-Broadway Fishing at the bndgeWle calls low hearts in hit hand and only -was signed for the leading role in "The Cool World." a new pW not only for the right twit but two-trumps in the dummy. No 1 the right fish. A minnow gives matter how South struggled he by Warren Miller and Robert you no fun; a shark breaks your wouldj eventually have to lose one Rouen. . tint aad hands you i ftihy laugh. • It) 163 2 of those hearts. The "Cool World" producers The right combination of bait and San* W«t9N*fc Eat, DAILY QUESTION have signed Miss WhitUngton for fish gives you a pleasant meal. I •> Double 2 • 3 * As dealer, you hold: Spades- the role of a It-year-old Negro West opened the seven of K J S 7 1, Hearts-J 6 S, Dia- prostitute. Miss Whittingtm has spades, and Albert Morehead. hi mondo~Q. Clubs-K Q 7 2. What never acted before. She works as ' declarer, won with the ace. More- do you say? a secreUry in'a theatrical-Ulent *Ovatfag lead - *7 U agency and her boss recom By WALT DISNEY head, a bridge authority for the Answer:.. Past. You have MICKEY MOUSE past 30 years, saw no legitimate " mended her for the rale. She got lints In high cards and may it after a series of readings. •lay for his contract so reached lead a club or a. diamond, and count 2 for the singleton, but you Into his bait bw and got his line East saw that a spade lead would still don't have a sound opening The plsy is scheduled to begin ready. allow South to ruff in his hi bid. Your Jack of hearts Is worth rehearsals Jan, 11. iHe led a low club fiom his and discard a heart from dummy. little, and the queen of diamonds hand and played a low club from East tugged at the line, but is certainly not worth 2 points as Queen Elizabeth I made a for- dummy, allowing Eut to win with then gave up. He led a heart. a queen and another 2 points as a tune as * speculator in the 16th the six of clubs. That was Just TUB was, of course! Just what singleton. Century coal market. She 'ob> the hook: the line and sinker Moretjiaahad been waiting for. tataed" a lease of the rich Dur- were to follow. H« let the heart ride around to The 14th Century tarot deck ol ham coal fields for only N pounds ' East returned a spade, i— dummy*! queen. Then he took the playing cards, which are still a year. • Morehead ruffed. He drew two a cf hearts aad ruffed two used for fortune telling in Med- rounds of trumps and led another baarta with dummy's two remain- iterranean regions, contains 71 Man haa bean exterminating low dub. East had to win wfth lag trumps. cards instead of the 52-card other mammals at the rate ol deck la general use today. OM ayedea a year suv* 1900. the ace. Skark Might Bite At this stage East was well You night hook a shark in and properly hooked. He couldn" this situation, but you wouldn't ByCttan W u •ASTRO-GUIDE" CROSSWORD PUZZLE *T "«»»>» ""••• Ft* Tmnday, Jaaxury 21 ACROSS ll-rrenek plural titn*—For You «nd SECRET AGENT X9 . By MEL GRAFF 1-Oac* vent trtlelt uack M-CoaunraM foun. t Thii k a fina day for M-Iuplut wctet pursuits, but be Uka On- TcSlrS p tool •rmlr lerella and get horn* by mid- 11-MTtrsn light as advent aspeeta nay nar U-Enurt3a* ll-OraMiraW to picture then. The ability 10 wactatnle, Wfaniae aad eo-or- Unatayourafforu ioward adsf. It-Drank nitiobjecthijs stmatd today. hosvUr M.AbouBti • r*oa'ara ctot easily affected by Ibe opinions ototners. U-Fupelal . M-Proama. M-CMMw Il-Ac«onpHskt4 Put.... On lanuiry 21,1919, Futur* • •. U medioal aeiaace ll.Rot Sl-Bnrch Sl-Rovtlrr 11-Polnt It-Pronoun 17-Laiiik II-Umk 1 sueceuful strike for a 44*r fondnat* «• il-ImprlMM IS-Fer aumpl* Ubbr.) week. This wu one of the first live at Wait 200 yean! Think of

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at a Canpflre Girls' in borne of assistant guardian, Walter Ogens, NT Poole III ...Thundsy. be girls will nuke sewing wattrf and other craft work for bear, which wffl be held n Mora date. The record of crafts completed were Reports were heard on the BRAND PRIZES tber of honor beads each girl __ earned In the seven crafts to- PIUS .'.=-.«.• Iward her trail seekers rank and' co the progress of the swimming course being conducted each Sat- urday afternoon at the Perth Amboy YWCA. Caned honor beads went pre- sented tojhe sMiat the ng- uiar menthh; meeting of the COMI IN TODAY AND INTIt! Middle Road • It. John's Schools FTA Monday Bight la St John's Methodist Church bulldog. It was aanouaced singing re- heanals wm be held Peb. 4 and 11 in the Middle Road School Simply Wonduful HICKORY SMOKED - SUGAR CURED in preparation for their council fire tobe held daring May. The girls have collected coat hangen watt wOl be donated to the lerttaaTowMhip Woman's Club for use at the cloning bank for needy school chfldres. The dotting bank te a project of the Woman's Club education department under the chairman- ship of Mn. Howard Russefl. Clothing Is also being donated Full Cut Full Cut SUPER MARKETS by the girls. Shnnk Half Butt Half Haslet Mi CM* i«n«tT ' ».T^..,Uf,* Mr. aad Mn. William M. {^MMIMII'S SMMM Fritdtaeader.-Beatny R&. have ntuned from a vacation of at* ALUMINUM FOIL —23. jfRitr FNVI «^«I 6*" oral weeks a lea Isle, Oa. MAYPAM if ornate Puree ***»***- 5<~1.00 toby Foods •**« Mr. and Mn Harold Raymond, SWifff NUaTh tiv^ek. Atlantic ft, attended the open- Apricot Nectar UNWN\HOU$I .« .B1^SB1BBB4 affsa^tttaaaaa ' Ntw Orleans, La. ISWIFT'S MOWN ft SIRVE PATTIES Charles and Arthur IQcos, rlfSt 9tea • WatfH VlUwft W UM boat ahow latarday in New Yen. TASTY DEUCACBS «0M ft iMiU ri1 | e Mis* WIIUI OfBMiM Hf ffr (OiMft Jwcs * * •r 15 UvffWinl Spmfl •*•*••» K>39* OUR AFflTIZIN© DEPARTMENT tuned to her borne, Washmgton It. after bang * «wHeal pattest tK.pkf. !• eVlOl Fftt! PfOfl One peaai ef Peta- m Monmottth MeiMril Center tor ls Salad, Cole Haw or Macaroni with 1 ft. ef I v Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Htrriter ******••il'"P* •-.',['•. •.. WC aad daighter ooted ncieth/ t aj^^U-. i^B^ll^B^^ka^a* - • fl^arJaw> from their home on Oetavla «. aVWfffll r^BHIi DwUOlOM ' efce V«W to Thtnee Ate. •• '.' " ". HOT. MS*I ckM Mr. aad Mn. Merrill Wallace, i. s^' ^0?e Oibom ft, CMS* last week at Charles HopUVcottage la Ben- 4.MMHM ftisj||yg«oidfc aington, Vt Mn. Daniel Hendrlckson, Mrs. Swifts ''00* Daniel Banett, Mn. George Tot- By the plies Bi.TTC ten and Mn. Leon Garrison spent yesterday

Aswdatsd Frett White Sox yesterday for » re- Carl Furillo signed with the By WALTER L. JOHNS !„. ported $45,000 world champiop n Los Angeles was particularly effective" again t Dodgersg, , but took a cut from ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and them tons' American League pennant t! the Indian- s whom h' e bea "t si'13000x 130,0000 tto $2500$25,0000 . ThThe DodgeDodgen and strung along the typewriter..Only ascant two of seven times in helping lead also signed catcher Johnny Row> "pros" were Burly Early Wynn, ihe ma- the Chisox to their first pennant yean ago tthh e Yankees had three "pros" who im' top winner at 22-10 last bora for $16,000. a raise (ran' Vear. signed fcii I960 contract in « yean $10,000 last season. rated u among the ,top •".f^ Another veteran, 37-year-old Bill Skowron, the brittle-bonfc had to have to win for you...From left to with the AL champion Chicago first baseman of the New York Hamc Yankees, became the first of thr were Billy Martin." the fiery second baseman; Bronx Bombers to sign for 'I960 Bauer, the hard-nosed outfielder, and Gil McDougald, He received a $1,000 raise tr the all-everything infielder... Today Martin is gone, 124.000, after being shelved mo of the second half of last sea* r and has been with four other clubs since; Bauer is gone with a bad back and a broker and MpDougald is about to go, according to trade re- wrist. port! ... How's this for honors? ... Mike McKeever, Another Yankee. Mick" Mantle, whose average dipp*d USC'« roughie guard rapped for his dirty football play, from .304 to .2S9, reported that1 has been selected the "most inspirational" USC player he lent back Ms contract, calling and the guy he is accused of stomping on, Steve Bates, for a $13,000 cut from his re ported STMte IKS salary. of California, fits been picked the "most courageous. An ex-Yankee, pitcher Don Carol HeUs,the'Olympic figure skating choice, has a Laraen. who was traded to !'#n buey'schedule... She'attend* New York U.; and not. . City this winter, was Ihe only has to study for hours but practices her skating fifth Athletics player to sign. He had a t>7 mark last season. The, routine for four or five hours a day. ..Bobby Grim, of Boston Red Sox also signed vet Coal City, Ind., "rookie" in ihe last 500-mile race, has eran first baseman Vic Wertz I been named driver of the first car entered officially in who will be 35 next month. Wenz alto was troubled by a bad back PASS rWJUSIUTIMfiTlSTI-SUef the teven Short mambart of the Cardan the,I960 Indianapolis event...Wait Mangham, the law year. State Skating Club who pasHd preliminary taiti of the United State* Figure Skating Marquette cage star, might have been one of Uncle The Chicago Cubs signed pitch- Sam's Olympic hopefuls in the high jump this year..., er Steve Ridzik and Al Schroll, Association are shown at the Casino Ice Palace on the Aibury Pa.-k boardwalk after and have only three to go. They the reiulti were announced. They are. left to right, larbara Ft. Faelten of Saa Walt had a mark of 6'9%" at New Castle, Fa,, High have U under contract. Ridzik Bright, Margaret Tucker Stout of Wast A llenhunt. Robert O. Evans of Saa 6irt, but did not continue his track career in college ... spent last year in the minors Revenue from Hialeah race track, which now is open, 'while Schrdll had a 1-1 mark Susan Jayne St. Peter of'Middletown, arid Joan Ann Linnoy of New Shrawibury. Eva , kith Philadelphia and U with Marsha Selikoff, at 7,. the youngest member of the club to pen the fait, it in front is split with 38 per cent'going to 67 counties and 62 ' Boston. of Evens, who also passed hit,first teit.'' '•'- - , per cent going to old age assistance. - : The Indians also announced the purchase of first baseman Bob Hate from •• the Baltimore THE WHITE SOX had little in the way of home Orioles' Miami Club In the Inter national League. He hit .31! NFL Wrangles Over Naming run hitters IntheJr lineup last year...The same with Charleston of the American goes for the eoaehing stiff ...Ray Berres, In, Ml Association last year after spend- big teague garnet as a player, hit only three home ing part of the last five seasons with the Orioles. Commissioner; Gunsel Fadesruns and Johnny Coonay, in 1,172 games, got only Outfielder Willie Kirkland and two hone runs...Australia's wonder horse, Cadu- third lacker Jimmy Davenport MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- CMS, is expected to compete at Yonkers Raceway THIMOOSI IS RUDY —till IMoosol Skawren, slug- signed with the Giants. National Football League .owners LADIIS DAY this year...The pacer peentiy was given a M>yard ging first baiaman, holds Yankaa contract in Naw York resume today where they left off Pastrano Takes handicap and, in a mile and quarter event, beat after signing for the I960 saason. Skowron, out for Hawks. Bruins late last night-crunching along 18 other pacers by two lengths...York Larese, much of the latter pert of 1959 season with a wrist the road^to nowhere in their Jerry Luedee North Carolina eager, recently made 21 straight free fracture, is first member of Yankees to come to terms Still Fighting quest for a new commissioner to throws against Duke... It wasn't a record for York, (or 1940. He batted .291 in I9S9, hitting 15 homers in succeed the late Bert Bell. In 10-Rounder however... At Ihe state fair a few yeart ago he hit 74 games. IAP Wirephoto) The progress, if any, wai the MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AB) - For Playoff Spot increase of the number of names Willie Pastrano's hopea for a 34 straight at a midway stand and won eight teddy CHICAGO (AP) - The Chi-submitted from two on, the first title bout with light heavyweight bean before the manager requested him to scram champion Archie Moon soared Middletown High School cago Black Hawks were back in illot to a total of five during ...Pet* Elliott, tiwne w Ullnl grid coach, is a good fourth place in the National today on the heels of a unani< golfer, too...In the MM N.CAA. champtonshlns, Hockey League race today in Ihe six hours of deliberation.. •nous 10-raimd decision over Jer- their fight with Boston for the The original candidates,: as ex- ry Luedee. Pete knocked off Harvle Ward, former US. amateur Gridders Awarded Letters last playoff berth. pected, were Acting Commis- Bidding farewell to .me heavy- champ... Bally Ache, the Ohio-owned colt who Is But the Bruins, defeated 3- sioner Austin H. Gunsel, and At- weight division, Pastrana showed propping for the big ones this year, should have a MJDDLETOWN-Twenty Eight last night by the Hawks, get a torney Marshall Leahy .of San a National television audience football players and.two man- chance to regain the fourth'spot Francisco. The original ballots hut night hia speed and elusive- real belly ache... He finished second in five$lM,tM agers were recently awarded let- To Try Outtonight'in a game at Detroit. showed Leahy in front 7-5,' and rffl ness would serve him better In races hut year, with the photo-finish camera decid- era, at an awards assembly held The Hawks, who lead Boston by at one point he polled eight the light-heavy division. ing, all five!... The difference to money? Just a mere In Middletown Township High only one point, will be idle. votes, one ahy of the nine neces- "When I said keep your m umma ^^ For Olympic sary for election. His trainer, Angelo DuDundeei , MlMTt!...Terry Dbchlnget, Purdue's soph cage School. The league leading Montreal hands on the wheel at all |u"d" White 219 ciation of America to a golfer a letter to the owners, ' \ ited by eight million moles who: don't Ralph Keel 211"- . 'Jak'J e acobien 21 who his overcome a great liandi- 115.36 Martyrmttn 213. IDick UcConnell 20303 Vacant Stores ID 143.4' Clark anMO,, WalWat! Warden 300, Mike cap to continue in golf. It hat know what real living really ii. 48 141.51 Keltmen 201. : He pointed, out there are 10 va- :i i4i.: previously been given to the late cant stores on, Broad St., and At tine* the tbousands upon Fran Hani .. 39 126.3? COFFKF, * IM)NIT LJCtRlE Babe Didriksori Zaharis, Ed Eleanor Da Sante _ 45 135,42 W t others on White St. .and Mori- thousands of peopl* who have jlurlel Hsmsetoot _ 43 134.32 — 21 12 Furgol, President Eisenhower, mouth St. In addition to ground- Molir West 45 133.4 11 com* here from other parts «f the Anns De 1 . 121.32 blind golfer* Clinton Russell and floor vacancies, he said, "there Sue BcboMmaker 41 129.40 Charles Boswell and amputee Marie Clsroprone are literally hundreds of acres country to earve out • eareer fed that way, too. juily Schlalone golfer Dale 'Bourisseau. of second and third-floor space Curls LufUurnn All Stirs They get btmukk. for the old botm towa thay JUrton Oaale» Lucky St.. Alexander, now 41, was an out- unoccupied and c o m p I e t e 1 y June Wbite ....~~. 31 126.7 Nlihtmarei standing tournament golfer when wasted" left to migrate to this Mecca of Maattaoo. ," , Vickie Kaabarlan 41 12S.31 Crullers ...^._. _..__ 41 11J.1S 1M Club — E. McOulre IN Bruno it's usually something simple. . - i Gloria tchlslone «• 1H.29 Its, L.-HJntelmann 113, I*, stout 181. 1950. He underwent a long ae- history, and called for "a spirit of Vickie Sehlalone _.. 4_1 119.93 o. Grimes 1M. net of operations before he could : > Itasy Mite the easygoing and friendly polite- Jeanette Calandrlella ..' 4» 11114 co-operation. . .if the Red Bank Barbara Mouraux -_. 114.2 ATMOTtC fllGHI»\MW return to competition, but ia 1H1 shopping area it to progress." driving home at night ' Teresa Qamboreorta ... 48 113.44 WOMEN1* COMMEBOAL LrAGlE ...__ 45 113.35 he woo his match a* a member "Operation Crossroad", a DO, Jean MeNlskln , >, ••-" ...... W L Betty McKenils 41 112.14 Oe«. Koeppel and Sons _ 33 II of the Ryder Cup team ALI-77MEIEADCR Ml project to maintain Red Bank They miss walking down streets canopied, by Annette Lombard! — .. 42 111.4 HI. Hi|ti. Recreation 32 M Ann* Chlcllalo —.,._ ._.., 4I-.MMI Francis Ouiraet of Boston, who 0G4MKKA&P, as a commercial, ,civic and cul-green-leafed trees. ...„. 4i ro.it Tumen' Pept. Store . . 31 23 Catherine. O'Tool* —, AlberlsoD's Reetauram . _ .1 23 tural center, was launched late 1 Mary Fsrroslns -i. 4J 1N.M Romeo's lenrlea»ler\ " " served on the U.S. Walker Cup PO/NTi 9COXED They miss the easy informality you enjoy when •Lucy rrandaeml .: 4S 104.23 N. W. Brook ..... , „ « team as player and captain for 2T last .year by. the chamber. Gijle Canll ..;-„— -— i4l 101.42 you live in a town where you can at least recognize ihlrlef Ann Merru .. 47 101.SS Weller Aute Sale1Mi _ » years, will receive the Metropoli- ' Sanity Meetlag Flo Arkle ;.„.:-._• ' 41 CAruao Biso , illldred DarraiK Orahd PHia . tan Writers' Golf Tee award for The borough is awaiting a sec- every.tenth person you meet. (Here you don't know 45 Atlantic Hardware _ - -. ond report Monday on a $5,000 Sparkle's Blectrie his contributions to the game. OtiLY9OF one in 10.000.) . \ All. Hllh. National Bank .... business area survey done by Vice President Nixon will T 69 W/TH CLUB. They miss the easygoing and friendly p»Htt*> w M-CMIOSIC ranMV WOMK.VS : Urban Planning Associate*, New Old Vlllass Inn .-—...... ~ guest'speaker. '.. ;.- '• York City, the survey It viewed Red Bank Kaolins ... . 15 ness people have In towns less crowded and In Mars • Bros. .-™.«™.—™-~- Boynton's Linoleum ... 31 14 at the first major step tqward Ciaie't DiViliiii _...- Sycamore Lanes . ^^* 30 •" 15 application for a federal urban which life Is less hurried. . Here, you Mmftimes 8al'» Barber loop -...-..™, L «. Mlke'i Toys - I8!4 i«',i Los Angeles Jets Seekiiig John Daniel's Men's Itiop . ;2t Little Silver bleaners _._ 24 21 Villanova Belts renewal program. get the Idea that when a feUow taks* the tine to Kmmerle PalaU -: _ Olobe Petroleum ...... ;— 22<,i 25 !4 Alvlno's Tetaw Service — J7!4 2»!i H • W talcs Co. .„... 20 25 At itt meeting last week, the say "Hello" to you he figures he's done its gbotj Arnone's Teneo tervica _ Harrison Insurance AfMcy ID 2< chamber urged the Borough Coun- s&l's Tavsrn ..;-..-..—.-..-....-. Little Illver Lumbar -.-. ia 27 Seton Hall Five Franchise for NBA League deed for the day. - ~' /. • .. , DeKaloo's Hardware ™—. anrewsbury Pharmacy _-._ 1» 27 cil to hasten adoption of recom- Stephen I. Orosa . Merchants Trust Co. ... 14 31 Attaciattd Prett mendations to be made by. Ur- They miss a sense of being a real person in • real Nars Jawilsn ~ «...« 175 Club — Amy Jadrluewskl 179, llonmouti Lumbar Co, >t_ Shirley Bruno 110. • .? That Villanova club is forreal , PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The ban Planning Associates. community. Here, no matter how big and important csrillt Constnictioa Co...... just at Coach Fred Schaut of National Basketball Awociition The firm had presented one a man is, he is merely another bee in • mighty hive. West Virginia taid lut Saturday, today called on Len Corboslero VMCANut plan to the ggoverning .bodyy at a Us Jonas SIX, Its. 214-420. • Bowling Makes If he disappears, there is a momentary buzz,', and then Win latm same — til's Tavern when his Mountaineer! knocked to present proposals for a fran closeld d sessioni , btbut'' tthh e counciill M2; UJ«n team aeries — Nat'l Jswsl- it from the unbeatens. •rs.2,I7J;Hla* aams — nr. Horiin chlse for the Los Angeles Jets. turned it down. he is forgotten. Manhattan has a short memory,and P. Oollo at; Hlan series — Xt Klelln Debut in London "Villanova is the only team If approved, it could mean two League easily shrugs off the fates of her myriad sons. 140 * ...,.: I've teen'yet to be in a class 200 Club - Pats rtiatlt 204, John ASSOCUTED PRESS NBA clubs for trie West Coast Walsjait Sevan 304. Dodo Acerra 302, Ale> with California," Schaut taid since'owner Bab Short of the OPP OF P After living here 25 years, however, the thing k Renta ill; BIU Corbett J02, Nell Oettls LONDON (AP -Bowling. tero'enka f 1 IS SOI Bevan Still 213, Tom Arnone JO3, Howard Qsic then. California, the NCAA Minneapolis Lakers might at- Drowns 3 2 1 Wejfrled > 3 20 miss most from my native midwest Is a simple old- 203 Anwty Osbora 202, lam Oalaisi American-ttyle, made its British champions, handed the Moun- tempt to move his franchise to roodrulf V 1 II DeMarks 2 O 4 200, Frank La(a»eUe 214. Tony Capri- debut yesterday and already some i. Cadmaa 1 • 2 HHIIm 4 0 S fashioned dining room, such as I knew in my youth. taineers their only defeat and ItSan Francisco or Los Angeles 'emeus 0 0 0 1 \ 15 Very W ml 224. tubby OoUoo SH, Pat Am- Orliren. .2 broala m, Fred Loniwj 224 " Britons are to taken with it they ranked fourth in the latest Asso- if the club doesn't come out of I 00 McKeon Few middle class people on this rent-high Island can - uol* »*i Mlks Fefrlino 2 believe it may someday threat- LONDON (AP) - Aneurin Bev- ralniM JU, Tony luo 23», ciated Press poll. ' the red financially. ill is 2? 5 57 an, deputy leader of Britain's afford such a luxury. Yet after nearly • quarter of AraontU, J»« Msnuopane, it.. 200, en soccer in iporti interest here- The Wildcati didn't show any At the same, time league own- looale Setlalooe 209, Joe Bubusln 211, abouts. ' - OPP OF P Labor Party, was reported still a century of doing it, I still can't get used to eating Or. ICettu P. Coa» 237. signs of a letdown after the ers at their annual meeting pre- 18 2 g. Malltnd 4 very ill today but apparently Completely new to Britain, West. Virginia defeat as they pared to delve into the problems S 111 HlUyer dinner in the living room of my apartment It for- wnro [MLorsnw II Oarcli 0 0 0 holding his' own' after a sudden where skittles is the only thing smothered a good' Seton Hall five presented by the admission of liney"""" 3 II luynor O 0 0 ever annoys me. comparable, a 10-pin alley will last night, 9445. Jhis was thChicage o and to set up a playoff I If P. Malland .• _O 12 set back In his recovery from a major abdominal operation. This lack of dining room bothers me more CotUfa.Cwilft,. be opened to the public before a tame Seton Hall team that.sur- schedule and select a date for M 142 HrlUi CIMMTt mixed group of high society and prised Villanova's hometown the player draft. Umeali emails The C2-year-old Welsh politican than the strident clangor of the subway or the In; Bufltll IIOMIt . London's Cockney Quarter. Mov- OPP OPP was examined this morning by Illud fool Corp neighbor St. Joseph's (Ps.)( 89- Also on the agenda is the cali- Thompson 1 111 possible problem of trying to get across town In llarold'a auoow . BUlU'KJ'n 1 0 2 noble his physician, Sir Daniel Daviea, BacluUdVi Ta»ern ie Actor. Douglas Fairbanks, a IS, a little over a week ago, andber of officiating in the league. a • a Irown 111 I,. Cadman 0 a 0 and two surgeons who operated Manhattan anytime between • a. m. and 8 p. m. Jen representative of an American St. Joe's was picked as the class After the St. Louis Hawks de- towlelt I I o Hurt U'trn 10 4 Ora Bowling Equipment Manufactur- of the East before the season Clerleutlo 4 t S Wallace « 0 0 on him Dec. 29, —two other ordeals that wear down the spirits of All. Hilt. feated Cincinnati, 119-108/ last Nelswender 0 0 0 Hospital administrator R. G. Local 4M AMC..... er AMF), cut the tape. Sir John began../' •.•-'•.. night Royals' General Mantger Halner S e 10 H «0Q Serial — Beral* Haeltiu IN, Heppell reported Bevan was con- most Miiterlanden-turned-New Yorkers. 111, 231 — Of. . . Hunt, leader of. the successful Ml. It was another light night In Pep Wilton said he planned to 14 123 200 Club — Bemle Sluliaac. ill, Everest expedition of 1953, rolled make a verbal protest at the scious "and-from what I can A final thing most self-adopted Manhattanitei mist til; Ed'RAVKk 311, Tom UcNamara college basketball with only a mike out he is holding hit own." 211, BIU Banning 2X11, Benlt Brown out the first ball. • V; • ., handful of 'major games, two ofmeeting about the caliber of of- is the casual atmosphere of their old home town. It 201, Bob Flamian 213, Sd Boden 206, Building up to the opening, pro-which resulted in upsets. • , ficiating. .;-,;••••-•: Bevan's wife, Jennie Lee, a La- Don Merker 334, Otoria Hucbettl 303, borite legislator herself, spent the is an all-day project here to get out to a golf course Bill McCaM Harry Dwliht 202, mpters have spent the last week Lightly regarded Penh/upset In relation to. other matters Drug £d Clan 223, Bennett 211, Rudy or to showing films of American night at th«| hospiUI't nursing and back. Yoii don't drop in even on old friends. You fata 202, Jim Patterson 20S. Temple, SM7, in .the second half NBA President Maurice Podoloff quarters. ' bowlers arid Tuesday opened the of the Palestra doubleheader said present plans are to sUff Set Jan. 27 have to arrange a meeting. You don't just drop by a aUeyt at suburban Stamford Hilt that Villanova opened. Maryland the Chicago team with playrrt Heppell said; Bevan was being L LAKEWOOD - Monmouth fed through an. arm vein with sa- theater and^see a hit play either. You have to buy your to ththee Britbh/Ktttifi ,?t -: edged Navy in the last'few sec; from a pool. "••;"• F.-c(ldlcr"Pluerli ...... :.__.._ 3J . 13 county pharmacists will join oth- line drip, '' , tickets weeks or months in advance. This is the city lluynor Iron Works.._«_. 90. is We mford onds, Hit, while Memphis' State > Eachd the Other eight NBA ers here Wednesday at the Mid- Jim Cravers Keypoit Ree. _ 2T 21 wiUbeto ...._."Wimble- 1 Clubs would put .three players "He has engaged in , normal Itrikea , (pares ... .' 2»(4 21!i rode over' 'Temiessee' Tech., winter meeting of the New Jersey conversation with the nursing of the planned life—at work or play. Colonial Life Insurance ..— 21 27 don is to UwB:'«mon Lanes ...... _„_ II In other garnet, Army'ended the New Irvington Hotel. seen him," Heppell said, adding Suburban Oull aaniee :_ is et," said George Lord, director Ithaca's seven-game winning choose a.maximum of one from after a time, you decide it's simpler to stay at home— Hlllahb tteai m Ihna atmei - Colonial of the English' group backing the Bert S. Morgovsky, Red Bank, that, "he will answer back quite uii lnuiranei e 2,S2S: Hllh taam tame streak, 76-62; Manhattan beat each team. normally and hit voice it not tooand let the tourists enjoy the night life. — Rayur Iron Wotki 131: Man high venture. Chicago, headed by Max Winpresident of the Monmouth- Individual three (amei — Job* Barm Adelphi, 80-59; Louisville de- bid. Stamford Hill Lsitet has 14 al-feated Murray (Ky.), 78-72, andter, formerly of the Lakers, Ocean County Pharmaceutical Why then, considering all the inconveniences, does leys located on a site of the old Xavier (Ohio) trimmed Western would get the rest of Its person-Society, will lead the shore del- A medical bulletin announcing anyone want.to live here by choice? egation. Others in the group will Bevan's setback yesterday shock- "Super Cinema." It. hat all theKentucky, 76-tt. nel from the draft or on its own. Well, It's hard to put Into wordt. But It Is convealeaces and extra touches The new entry will be active in include Edward Emerson, Red ed Britons, who thought he was Villanova, eighth-ranked, held making alow but steady progress. certainly one of the beat places In tht world to of -an Americaa bowtrag empor- Seton Hall without a field goal the 196041 season. If' Bank, and William. Fogelson. ium, including a nursery where for the first six minutes of themitted last September. A feature of Wednesday's meet- The nature of 'his illness has enjoy two of manldnd's greatest pteasum wine the eWldrwean play while ma Meanwhile, a players' pension ing will be presentation of thenot been disclosed. There were game, gaining a 9-0. lead at. the rumors, that he suffered either dow shopping and girl watching. ; 1 maraud papa bowl, and automat' three minute mark and. never committee assembled to meet DeRosa Memorial Award for the from cancer or a duodenal ulcer. And there's another thing. This is the most ex- ic ptn-setten. ^ letting the Pirates get closer with the owners to iron out sev best. National Pharmacy Week The cost, par game, will be 42 eral proposals.. The committee display. Labor party leader Hugh Gait- citing city on earth, ever-changing, ever-new. thereafter. skell hat denied the cancer ru- centt. Villanova, now 11-1, was paced is made up of Tom Heinsohn of The attociatipn't board of trus- Itldftiraad Inn .» „ Boston, Dotph Schayes of Syra- mor. , , • AtUMio UlUuands Use. .. by John Drlscoll's 24 polnu and tees will meet Tuesday night. 15,009 penona afflicted with this George Raveling't school record cuse and Richie Guerin of New condition In the nation today, College Bukelball York. / ' the Women's Auxiliary will be ENTERTAINS CUBS May Set Up 'itrlt£-Joiinny Vliua in Yu of 29 rebounds. H5, Jos Bolofh 207. 1st. J47- There will be no games to- guests of the Hudson County NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Taking part in last nlght't dis- BAST Penn held Temple's ace Bill Auxiliary, at a meeting Wednes- cussion were Dr. Wood, an at- ""MI Club-J.os Bdofh JST 517 i FrHs (Pickles) Kennedy to only seven night as the league will play its Richard Ferial, Rivereoge Rd., NewTherapy Gilbert 247. Jahn Mama 114. 244, Dick 10th Annual All-Star game in day morning. recently entertained memben of tending surgeon at Rlvervltw Pertlnl JOT, 221: rart SekneMer an Amr is. WMl) points while Bob Mlkvy and Dave 123. Fruit paultck 211. Ron CarKart Philadelphia's Convention Hall Den Two of Cub Pack 120 at HoipiUl and Monmouth Medical tit. BlUMoCab. III. Don[ Baiter S04, Kwait scored 17 and IS respect- Center; John E. McClear, Atlan- Qsorn ~-'~ * ...... Friday night, beginning at 9 p. ATTEND STATE MEETING her home at a holiday party. ively: Temple lost its fifth in IS Unit in Area tic Highlands, director of the in- games as Penn evened its recm- . 4EST.) The East is a slight ASBURY PARK - Members Mrs. William G. Suter, a den of the Asbury Park Business and RED BANK - What, locally, ternational Association of Laryn- SSSS SSSW ord at 7-7, and avenged an ear-favorite over the West. •' mother, assisted. can be done to assist persona •Mkmlcr Tf U. taMb Mala M Profestiontl Women'i Club at gectomees and senior therapist Ntnraa Trr* lU' relit Tt lier defeat by the Owls. In other games last night, Robert Cafone represented the who have lost their voices at a of Esophageal Voice National Heinsohn pumped in 43 points tending Saturday'! state feder. Suburbia auliawvlct. c. w. tm M, (totJitf,;.,M Anita u den during Christmas week, at result of cancer? Hospital for Speech Disorders in and Boston put together a '45-atiM meeting in Trenton were Monmouth Medical Center where . atua Farm Insurance . Nwiaml••,' ' ' Mini "at" < ' Mosconi Shows Mn. Clara Bielefeld. Wantmas- Formation of a club-like or- New. York City, Mrs. Francis Ijorrt'l Bv •; J.. 'u • M MoaakU t«ti» M, IMS *Kk « point first period to easily de- he presented gifts from the boys ganization which would work with Gesner, education representative fetnlck Construction ...... 2S feat New York, MtlM. •a, president, and Miss Kath- to the Pcdiatric Department. He UkKrie* inn ..._.__... • a.. H7l'«l» (TMH) 41 esophageal voice therapy to sup-of the American Cancer Society's Billiards Skill The victory enabled the Celtics arine Eastburn and Miu Leonie reported on this at the party. etawa Lanes 2„0 „ rn a ply such persons .with a "sub- Passalc __ Club-»eB Orilla 51J, AI.I Paland< to maintain a four-game lead Doctor, Atbury Park, and Mist Attending were two guests, Brl Chapter; Cortlandt larler (Omle) M, WeMera stltute voice," enabling them to IKM";313, ... "•:i'....'l • ' .' '• _.••; CHICAGO (AP)-Willie Mos- Ofden, West Keansburg. over Philadelphia in the Eastern Elizabeth Minchin, Ocean Grove. an Suter, and Craig Fertil; also make themselves understood, was 'rAB'i conl, world pocket billiards cham- Division at the Warriors defeat- At a luncheon Mn. Eone Har Robert Cafone, Richard Rogers, amusement park artist; and Wal- Mr Fan* .St. -«ew pion from Hidden Heights, N. J., discussed here last night. With ed Syracuse, 129-123, behind ger, director of the Divition Steven Benson,, Brian Leavey, ter Hageman, Sea Bright, detlp- TAIU PADS tve n ti0llil e lnibition of onjf practice,: auch afflicted persons • . , •. MH '.wtrHMninip, ?! c?..*J " j Chamberlaln'a « point! and 31the Ageing for New Jersey, Ricky Fertal, David Murphy, can resume useful activities, lag engineer for the Monroe Cal- HMl M lenWoe plutle. AH wlora. RU rrurlse* It, BarllMtint tl Wii skill here yesterday. rcboundt and Paul Arixint M lauded Atbury Park for being culating Machine Co. SeaWe in. Atwaj III David Lang, Billy Suter and Rob- A group of interested pcrsoni •LON AWNIN* He scored a 15W victory In points the first city in the state to in Jamison. Not present because a workshop two innings over Joe Bachelor met in the home' of Dr. William ' * SHAM CO. .>.';. Horse Racing aitlit in supplying low-cost bous- F. Wood, 76 Branch Ave., totfuion eltewhere on cancer of Reading. Pa., in an exhibition ing tor th* aged- CARPINU CRITICISM treatments was Mrs. Haul Dix- 117 W. FfMt St. IH T-IW match. Providence Defeat? make preparatory plans for the MIAMI, BaUy Ache (3.40) VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP)- on, executive tocretary, Mon- Fle,-B Motconi ran 113 and then when Yale Hockey Team organization, Persons present i made hit winter debut with a Bachelor missed on a break shot, MARKS IIRTOOAV The carp in Lake Holly have said the club would work on mouth County Chapter, American six-length victory in the S2M0Othe champ ran 37 and out. NEW HAVEN, Conn. EVERETT - Richard Curtis, really eaten their heads off, sobehalf of such voiceless persons Cancer Society. She sent the LUXURIOUS Hibiscus Stakes at Hialeah. Later he defeated Bachelor, Providence college led all theton of Mr, and Mrt. Leroy Cur- to speak. The.,.,,,,y chewed .gras s an_d, in Central Jersey. group her assurances of Intersil NEW ORLEANS - Gunrod 1504 In seven innings of an exway last night and inflicted tit of Pricillt Dr.. celebrated his "»" .at .»f .J**>. «*& and Persons who lose their larynx, in the work it proposes. LIVING (H.W) found a hole between the hibition. S-4 hockey defeat on Yale. tUth birthday with a party In "^ • •I>W"«J; ,'°«*'taP'e' or voice box, at the result of The organizers taid further pacesetters In the stretch and Yale proved no match for thehit home. GuetU were David, * city council verdict'nUed.that cancer are left temporarily mute. meetings are to be scheduled in fast moving Rhode Islanders, ctt raced through to win ihe top EaB| Orange Coach Janet, Brian and Gordon Harri- m P will be poisoned and the It wat estimated there are tome the near future. event at the Fair Grounds. who kept the Elis scoreless until ton; Michael and Joseph Ctprl-l'«te restocked with gtma fish ARCADIA, Calif-Queen Amer Heading for Purdue (he dosing minutes of the seconi, Robert Pardito, Tracey•'So-||.• • , •"."'. ". '. ••" • lea (I12.M) WM up in the final EAST ORANGE, N. J. (API- ond period. den, Suzanne Mark, Chris and sixteenth to score a length de- East Orange High School foot' Captain Pete Bergen, Joe Brian Hemling, David Matthews. feough . and Marshall Ttchida cision in the Santa Anita featu.e. ball coach Don Fuoss taid to Suzanne Curtit and. James Mat- day he had an oral agreement tallied two each for the visitors. Gene Scott, senior wing on Yale's thewt, all of this place; Stephen IHOOTI » W FLA. with Purdue Univenlty to be- and Richard Smith, Loaf Branch; FORT UUDERDALE, Fit come a. backfield coach there first line, scored two for the CLEARANCE Elis, Kithil and Thomas Morley, (AP) - Mn, Joan Toiki Burke next season. Oceanport, and Barry and Sui- of Livingston, N. J,, scored an (3 "I'm waiting for the written anna Hainaai Red Bank, ftMmM MM|U k S. Amber) in yesterday's qualifying round agreement," said Fuoss, Gianla Tranafer Form SALE II of the 28th annual Helen Lee His team was rated first in JOINS il^SKOOAL CLUB Doherty Women's Amateur Golf New Jersey in 19M and second Camp to Arizona PARKWAY 14MI PHIUDELPH1A (AP) - Paul Tournament. last year, Fuoss was coach at CASA GRANDE, Ari(. (AP)Ariii- n of the Philadelphia War- NOW ' ' OpttJ Evtaiap . , Mrt. Marlene Stewart Strelt Shepherd Collejje in West Vir- The San Francisco Giants w ginia before coming to East r- riors it the fifth man in National Mta.ttnlat.'tUIP.M. of Fonlhill, Ont, won medalist complete their Wettern move Basketball ASM. history to score IN honors with a par 71.' ange. One of hit teamt therement in INI by shilling their wtt undefeated, firm club training ctmp from 4,M0 goals. He Joined Bill Shar- Florida to this Central Arliona man,' Doll Schayes, George Mik- I^ISXM'AVT11' desert town, an and Bob Cousy. Arlxin and NOtrrNRRN DIVMION The Giants' Minor League Sharman reached that bracket 1 tl. IteiuHAanes s er-JasSB, SIt .week's fennel teams have done their tprin this season. P. RISTINE & CQ "m- r ndiy ol"' Perpetua- l Help 41, m, # A NEW FORD OR OTHER AAnn'' s 43 training at Melbourne and' San FINE CARS AND TRUCKS •1. klnry's 44,, O. h. P, H II ford, Fli., for 20 yean. WORK WITH RANGERS Members New York and I'ltilii.-RatU, Slock Exchmifje$ «. Msry's 1..^,. 3 o SPRINGFIELD, Mill, (AP)- PHIL WAIOMAN'S o. I. P H. . , .2 1 Amentum Stvtji txchan/ft HI. Ainei 1 I Pro lloclu'y Thf Springfield Indians have >t, OitherlnF's (K, Kesmburii 0 2 signed a working agreement with GULF It, Ann's , 0 J Ttiniiirrtitv !• T the Now York Ringers, It will STOCKS . BONDS • MUTUAL IUNOS NRVICI STATION O.I.IMI. al HI, Mtry'i. MMiiml ,....„ li I 1 t m' IWm» _. in II • be in force until May of 19(11, A««. * W. rftwr »i. TiMMlIn ..;.„•. » n « Previous Ranger agrcuments Letter It. Roy, il/gr. The Greensboro Generals and •it i-oint Daily and nia. 7 A. M. • II P- M. the Charlotte Clippers represent :i* n helped bring letRue hockey H EAST FRONT IT. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY CAU SH 7-0301 North Carolina In the Eastern ew Vorti . n uii champlonihlpi to lluffalu mid llcil Banlc ItleasMM - BHaayaiea I • Mli-.wX. UN y Hockey League. tali»t» ), Btslw 1 Providence, HtMlll

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CLAWtrlBD OUtUef Minimum aga 17. lanafits include paid vaca- ECTIONALS : ! 5X MSJL ML Oar •!<**» rabStasHa IBs Steal PORTERS ODD CHESTS 'f01? !!! tions, and holidays, discounts on all purchasas. Call auaified--SH 1-0010 or OS 14)525 Minimum aga 1.7. Company payt for all bana* MAPLE SOFA IE0 SUITES from $S0 - Caw ea print* teiepboaei are toufre* la OS 14US frosa taa taV Part-tima work can Jaad ta full tima caraar. •swing Halloas: L0w*u I, COlfaS e, KEsniburi S, WHltney 11^ fit* including Rtjipitaliiation and surgical, fraa 20 3-Room Outfits to Solaet from. Morning, aftarnoon and avanlng schadulas avail-, lifo Imuranca. paid vacations and holidays. Dis- Juit taka over unpaid balaneel count on all shopping. Fiva*day 40 hour waak. abla. Apply daily, Monday through Friday, 9 OUTFIT #76432—Excellent Value 1 AMHOOMCIMIHTS AUTOMOnVt Apply daily Monday through Friday, • a. m. to a. m. to 12 noon to: • - o t-PC. LIVING ROOM GROUP . 12 noon to: LOST AND FOUND WANTEtVAUTOMOTIVE • I-PC. IEDROOM OUTFIT IEEP WORLD WAR II at CM. oS-PCDINEnE riM, ttnt, eab. a" ' TT FOOD FAIR STORES, Inc. IK or AT 1-ON*. ' and a lovely waihar FOOD FAIR STORES, Inc. STILES ST. AND HIGHWAY #1 STILES ST. AND HIGHWAY #1 Tako ovor balanco of $197. AUTOMOTIVE: MATS It LINDEN, NEW JERSEY AUTOS AND TRUCKS LINDEN. NEW JERSEY FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT HUNTER 6-2000 ndioi HUNTER 6-2000 . WAREHOUSE ami DuMr. Hwy 22 E. FRONT STREET A REAL LOLLAPALOOZA! Lincoln Capri 'four-door iedtn. MARINE mrtOTMINT IMftOYMENT IMF1OTMINT KEYPORT, N. J. Is a pniomer gem. ffrteetfrom . auppiKa New Nonets This Is a < ilnc for'Ihe talau, HELP WANTEO-MALE CO 4-3022 *nd to «nd7 All n*w tires. Full power. arscy'i marina nipply I BLECTROUflC HELP WANIEft-FEMALE HEI> WATfilTO-MALE You wouldn't belief* It to be a used vlarude Service aar If you didn't know the year.' tttltoa An., Aibury Park. Kor WAITREM-Four. Applly IInn perton a •AUESMAN FOR MARINE IUPFLMU. TOOL AND DIE MAKER — Clue Store Houn: Monday thro Saturday 'til 6:00 P. M. 'is autleld Clrint Hotel, 17711 BroadwaB: y Knowledge ol boat! aad marine hard- Trw o openings. FullFlly qualifielifid on stt i 9th Ave.. Long Branch, or call CA w*r. helpnil. « hour, week, "" " mplng and metal, fabricating dies, Thursday and Friday Evenings 'til 9:00 P. M. Maurice Schwartz »Lymaa. tS llereury. 23000, , • : •••• iun. Write to •BOATS," Bol'sil. Red . and futures. eerfni, «a»y top, Um APPLIANCE REPAIRS—An* supplies. 'URRET LATHE operator and set-ui FREE STORAGE FREE DELIVERY ^_ .. — ._. ._^ outlets COOK HOUSE WORKER — Kor two nan. Fully qualified. ' :'• -'' & Sons * ''• •'''' let adulti. Hutt be eiperlenced cook and If Ljmen.' IS E.P. Jobasesi ctMtrie, • A> ihoraugh hoiueworker. Five day week. ipany bensflts. psld Insursnc*. eontmt, •teerlai, trailer, Aqua-eoeter, MEN> WANTED Apply Personnel Department Skill- Pull-tine or noon 'III after dinner. Ref- - Hardware, 1100 North Calhoui enotnaht. NleaeandHloa. —- """ TAX RXTDRin erence! required. IH T-I3M alter T p.m. ear ot I', a. Motors), Trsnton I ISHRCHANMSI r Pens Taa, » H.P. electric. ^ Mu who are Intereeted la .'job t^ltors-rf Tiwnto. HOUIEKEEPi For elderly lad! with a future. We will train you forXOUTEMAN - Or, bobtailor for 4 HELP WANTED-Male • Feaule FOR SALE r Retu truiierrillleremT. Loti In.' Light hpuieeiorkrework. "ReleReler-r Immediate opmlnn In our electrical cleaning plant. Smallmall, eestablishes blih d ntrai »~ ; 'nn.itiW encei. Write Bos Ml, Had lute. Oood opportunity. Kevport Clean- Bonn, a electric, trUlor aad lou Bank. appliance factory, branch. Eight men RBAL ESTATB IAIXI PIOPIX need. (EEZER CHEST — Commercial tm CUBTOMUNB four-door :s. Third a Division Sts., Xevpori :ar«uette) II cs.' B.. one year < condition. Badlo, heat. •ttraa. like m. 41400 IMrlOTMniT OOOD PAYINO JOB* In aU depart, will \* tired before February lit. - ed. Become assoelaied with one ol I- Owens, if electric Evinrude —«M mentt for «perlineed worker! teek- 'ART-TIMTIME MAINTEMAINTENANCN E ... Honmouth County's lar|eit reallon. em HIT. r, Outboard, STH.P. Joaasaa, trailer, HELP , ' aalary I10S ; ttedd applly betwebt n M p.m. . StaStr experienced preferred nut not essential RECONDITIONED TV CUEARANCB was tntj.MAit ifDOC — flood condl- Int iteady eraployment .Apply aiar Euetlent opportunities In fast growing ^k«r«o»mleal ta nm, *m Call LADnta-ThU witMltmHy U tot you Cleantn It Laundererl, Jirrtla An., cieanera and Launderari, Myrtlrtle An.A , Mtddletown, Kerport, MaUwan, aria, "late, ouaranletd » days. A-l table reotorT - M» II yeu wear wMmttlea, ha»e a i Long Branch., Csll SHadyside 1-40M Long Branch.' ; Oood eornmljiloii and bonui bull. Call mSdeli, console!. (onnMUes. Trom IH 11144. KH jinnaauiy. MIWNB HUan Ha. yJeunan- tt.a. Hllll trade-in toward! new TV. e«rio.:.:.:..,,m WANTED — REOISTERED r appointment Walter Si Walker HM* tspair service, TV, radio, reewd play- iW FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE SU- PAIR' HAVEN YACHT WORKS ol a|e, us iftnd two to threthree ehoun LABORATORY TECHNICIAN. NIGHT IHORT-ORDER MAN. MuMrev CO *U12 ' "on wagon. Low ralteag*. good coo- dally away (ram honehone , ATO» eoemaUceoeU i •ALEIMEN - M aaperienced. Steady work. AT en~Call "Rainbow". BH 1-70OI. "lUin- dltlon. SacrlUce. Ul-lTit. Pair H»v«a •HldytMt T«M Call penonnel. IH 1-JJOO. lALEtlfEN-Nlfht work. IT per hour ow" (eppoiltt Acme parking lot). i»ae>ewss« aawwvi.—• aw--.— - t HOMFSON, BAKSOUK, Wi BXPEIUBMCED LEOAL atCRETATt' commission. No lnveslraent. Part» Broad It, Red Bank. . J*5l TWO-DOOR Chevrolet, radio, heal. tX trtUTLSr! fin day week, M. Call Arnold Tan- NO STORIES BARBER-Part-time dally or full tli plans, For appointment, CA J-MSO. •ORMICA COUNTER TOPaT^TCon- ner, W Cut Main St., Freehold. Tele- Saturday only. Frank'! Barber loop, tar. Sill. - ,„ M»T >ner , ,, Leading Jewlih Memorial Park needi from .ratted linoleum to BOOKKBEPER-Eseerleneed, «S hour phone Pit 1438?, tvcnlngl FR MTUon. i or two good men to Ma»l* Ave.. Eaton ate. Write hill detilli •Telephoneone"", P.I SlOO weekly 'aalary plus commlialon. oork. Muit be wUluig to work. " appointment "TW" Eos ill.. RadIH 1-2W1. TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL- ISH 4T» Atlantii Afa, tmg Bnaea, CA S> Wnu Bo« HI, Red Bank. • Ouannteei minimum earning! ol IT,-.2253, - Bank. • . ••' • ; .' HAMILTON THREB TEMPERATURE * Kaiser. R»*dyto g». 1100. For la3031- . • i tarnif KM m 200 per year. BonuMi, hoipltalltatloni. control.gu dryer. In good.working lormaUon call SH 1-MB after S p. m. WOMEN — Pleasant and dlmlflsd TYPIST evening* and every othe Insurance, penelon etc, MLFUH AND aUNFISH-AL beauty service part-time evenlni Balurday. must be rapid typlit am HELP WANIED-Msla • FasuhHELP WANICDi-Mala - Fetaala condition. Cost B9S.SS Biw, wlU sell SMI CIIBVROUCT Power OlldJ. good islei, Tni Boat Center, IS White St-,work. BUrt I p. in,, home u p. m. " ' • graduate. Writs lull di- . _ provide training, eicetlent pro- ISO. RU 1-2060. ^conditio.Tccadltlon SMI cash. FR S-lfn after Red Bank. BH MJJ*___ It canvassing, no deliveries ho col. '. P.O. Bog 141. Red Bank. gram and opportunity — YOU provide —•— HI »•!•». AIR FILTERS — All furnace sues. 1 p. m. NW EVINRUDB IS h.p. Purchise MOTHER'S HI!EM>KR - UVE INwllllngnel, l to work and, ability to aell UH CUROUUNI FOURDOOIt Ford, October 11, INS, used ones. aee> REaltTERED k. Relirenoei giqulred. Write "Newipaper" Bog Bll. Red Bank A Representative radio, heiur. now UIM. ;i«II«nt larger motor. SM0. SH " Stale quallfclatloni and eiperlince WOMAN FOR CLEANING two dan SS.SSSa%^ till PONTUC • week, M. Rererencei and muit bai PART-TIME MEN OVER 21, no ei- BAMBERGER'S road St(opposit. e Acme parking OENERAL HOUIEWORHJIR. fond ._. wn traniportatlon. RU Mm perlence. Work aa . floor pollening K.'Red Bank. SH {-IOCS. MISINHS NOTKB ehlllrec. Un Is. own room, bath, helpen, IS variable houri. 12a. SO to Will Be Intarvlawincj for Employment HAMMOND SPINET OROAN TV. Reference!. RU 14ISS. WAITIUCS1 — Eiperlenced. For break- almoet new. SMS ITUDBBAKER Champion fait and lunch. Heady soeltlon. IM.9D. Iteady work lor men with eir Call RU 1-auo . door, radio, heater. Body . In good TOR THIS WORKCO, O tree tarMM. Apply In pereon between 11 to 2 ttj and reference, gome opening! lor con- Topplni. Mnmtof j Call U and bot •ondttfca. Win enulder any reasonable »33 f U MI Molly Pitcher Hotel. Red Bank. ' THURSDAY EVENING :all °Mon.-Frl. only 'ears old. Double b* €">**1*' ' veua'e Children'! Department. HIS Hwy HOUSEKEEPER - lleep In preferred. ORange S-niS Newark, area FROM 5:30 TO I P, M. AT THE Own room and bith. Care for twoDiamond 3-4M1 North Jeriey 'UEL OIL 41 HBATTNO — CallTH M, Mlddletown Shopping Center. boyi. Call U MOW. attention 21I7I, FUR COATS, noellent. alae 11 Huik- aSi «° Hsrbett'aL Vtaa Sukl** * QUAUFIBD BOOKKEEPER WANTED. QUAUFIED BOOKKEEPER wanted. nt, ISO. Persian Lamb, ITS. U S- I to I. BinmiM, sun tncr B. •ana. » HWMB at., rog aaaa. 'WrU, "Bookkeeper." Bin 111, Red Write' "Bookkeeper," Boi Ml, Red ISM VOLKSWAGEN eedan. Eictllent rjjr-IOYAN—Oemrar l sin. traak MteruH sunk ntlnst aU pertinenMrtiiMnt utormatlonInformation. CRBDIT TRAINEE-One of Amerlea' Bank, giving all pertlent Information, NEW JERSEY condition. All accessories. Black with »™ giving largeic finance eompamee wlahee ALUMINUM COMBINATION red Interior. ISM Fmtiac Star Chief. lalary apen, PaldVecatleo. Paid holl- lalary open. Fall vacation. Paid boll. day. employ • young lady to learn the cred daya. TILT WINDOWS four-door. BaeelKnt condition. Hydra- ilneee.' Muit make. a_ mat appealr STATE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE All Iliei To Olant MiMt . mitlc, radio, heater, power steertng, ALL TTPM iinunw oowanwo- OENERAL •OOKKBEPER ance and be an able eonversatlonallit Qentune Alcoa Aluminum tower brakes. -Will trade. OS 1-atl - tlon. Addition!, muonary, eanenur Bsperteneed operatic fo' r' N. c. anHigh school education with good typli . ANIMAL CARETAKER 1-813. nlntmeat MfaTa Llrt work, RATMOND O. BOECiBU ^T 1-machine. Writ* for appal eblll]y required. Good itartlni »la Larga drug manufacturer '• noeda a RED BANK : 1M1 OLDS and 1M» Cadlllao eon- "O. L,, B." Bo» SH nii tl plus many company benefits. For Inti perion to care;for imall animal!,1 REG. O7.W -vertlble. Both In good condition. Best JOHN CAOWALLADEH-Bullder. New view call Mr. Roeder. SH MOM o CLERK TYPIST with knowledge of apply In peraon. Beneficial Finanos Co, waih cagei and glauwari; and do .Minimum 3 Window* affer. AT 1-34T3. in... U<> Mt shorthand. 40 hour week. Apply Elec- general utility work on 111 farm,' In Installation A Delivery Optional racfi. RU 1-OiU or Sn II tronic Measurements Co.. Inc. Lswls Jt BroVfst.. Red Bank. Central N. J. Permanent, many bene- w^VEaiH^w^a^ale^Vj Ww sVlaj^H 1*9* MNAULT DAUPHINB four-door FRANKLIN SIMON Prawn'!, 4? Broad St., a B. Mick ndan. «un roof, whlttwall, Nor- INOOMK TAX forma "ireet * Maple Are,, Ealcnlimn H. J.•KCRETART FOR Long Branch oftla fits. Write Mating age., experience FOR SALE < •leo ndlo. «,0M mini. MMtt tH T-iW. Klntatn loMlaya. FOUNTAIN OWL, eiperteticed -only. of large corporation. Minimum I and aalary deilnd, "A, C," BogFamous Firth Ave. Specialty Store SH' 1*1500 after I ». m. >• yean etperlenee. lalary open, lubmll 111 Red Btnk. ' APPLEa — leleeted* Red Delicious. VOLKIWAOOM v '•'.- It a. -1 p..m., eia diyi,-,Oood written work reiume and recommenda- NOW INTERVIEWING . aoliien Dellcloui, Stiymen Wlmiap. I**- Kullo, clean, pay, pliuanl working eendHIOM. Call ORAPTBMAN COMPUTOR . I truck. : tkmi ta "L. B." Boi 111 Red Bank. HAMMOND Macintosh. Micouns. For eating and 8H t^ytt • a menon. IIS Moiiooutt Sti Rod Land aurveyor'a office. Part or lull U A. M. TO 4 P. M.FOR cooking, also R. I Oraenlnga for plea. time. Ol 1-J3M. MM RAMBUIR roUR-DOOR etltlon ORGAN STUDIO Bucklln,Fruit Farm and Nursery. Ptia- ELECTRONIC ENQINBERS wllh - DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Isni Rd.. Untroft IH I-OUC wagon. Radio, belter, 1 automalle tnnimliloti, power iteerlnf, reellnlnt CELLAR* OARAOES cleaned. least six yean eaperience In circuitry. Kiperienced only Of ASBURY PARK WE BUY AND SELL ANYTRDtO - •eau. mow tire*, tow mUeiie, »lf3t. trimmed oood growth opportunity and tueaiani MADT-TO-WEAR Sain - MnrtN •- UMruem Conteata of homes, atorei, estatse, •H 14101. lotllllng gardens. CA S-Tm. working condition! in ELECTRONIC cellars. aUlcs Colaa. glasiwan, an- MBASQRBMENTI COI new engineer- SPORTSWEAR RBNTAl. PLAN ON AU, HOUBUI Open dalit 'til I p.m. Sat >UI •:» M «uei, art object! and all Bric-a-brac. DUAL PURPOIB rAllILT CAR ing - laboratory, devoted primarily to LADIES1 SHOES Riscll'i. * East Front m. SB t-ISSS, 1H1 Ctrydir Wlrdior Town * Coun development ol induetrlsl electronic OMjunaa Ara-Malo St.. Aasnry Park try Waion. W* nld trill ear HI and products. Apply In person or write. CORSETS AND UNOERIE VENETIAN BLINDS REPAIRED—New know til condition to be> wctllral. It ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. CHILDREN'S PRS43N tape! and new cords put on. We re> feu Ml power and Una you thi ENOINEERINO AIDES AND TECHNI llfc, Lewli St' and Mapla Ave. glase and re-screen aluminum windows. toomtniM ol a Urge car aa well . clans, with at lean fin yaara eiper- Bitontown. N. J. LI nan. MEN'S AND BOYS' down's, <> Broad St. SH 1-TKW. . -s-— Isnce In sleelronle clrcuKry. Pleasant LADIES' ACCESSORIES CRAUB IN your old furniture witith nno Sw ooBVMilonco ol M WOMAN-Sale eletk, drugstore. aHttmrkkig conditions CLEANER AND STOCKMAN Wsnted. COUNTY ORGAN I Haw. menmgs. Eaperfenced " ' in person, Perry's, 21 White Fulltime and part-lime saiei, otltoe, down ppayment and get a parloprlr Bank. Do not phone. or dining room let at sale • a Wll- Maurice Schwartz ferred. Apply In perion, Dell's alteration hands and porters sin PIANO COMPANY bury AVOTBH IALEIMAN — Between age 2110 to needed, ' Authorized CONN ORGAN Dealer & Sons D. PRIMBRANO "The Caneatar.* El- RBUABLB WOMAN llv* n, lenerallE*:^, ""% •> u"SjJ|! *^ learn the retail business. Experience &till Il p. m. helpbul. but not necessary. All appli- Apply Ml Watt Front atrcet Red Bank nerlenced alteration, nBalTwork. out- hatiaewwlt. care of Uirea «Midr.» w, Eatontown, w. I. U a-woo. Vim our studio-showroom, as* andOB REFRIGERATOR and Maytai . BHadyside T-OIW cants must b* high school graduates, near Ins beauty ol the CONN OMAN. Ude, Inside, cabinet wariulH \mL waekmg mother. Oood salary. SH 1-smlREmaERATIOIi. MAN - Must permanent residents, Monmouth Coun- Then convince yourself taat you can waehlng machlns both tn very toon ty and be available for full time, per- FRANKLIN SIMON working condition. ITS for beta er SM •-STtrat^at.'BsSS play in U mlmttes. ; and S3S. SH 7-3SM. Airrot AND nucn AUIWANDTBUCn manent employment Pleasant - working ' lloamouth Shopping Center at AViotANDnucn BERV1CB STATION — Wonderful conditions. 40-hou_r. week, pair vaca- Hwy. SI/SH I-aSS Wodletown SkON Batontown Circle' HOT HQUSE-H'JJI'. fully Httpped- wrtunliy tor right man. Sale* abllli tlone, emplovee discounts and' man open '111 I p. a, ejotpl Saturday Warran and East Laks. Dr., Spring necessary. Far further informatlc othsr eompafleompanVr Ibeneflla. Apply In per- Uke. Subnttt offer. Writ* "Mot House'* call OS 1-HIS. son Wednesd'ednesdayi , 1 p.m. or Friday R:30 Boi SU. Red Bank. a.m. ait SeaSean Roebuck a Co., Red Bank TyPBWRITERS. APMNO machuw POSmONI AVAILABLE AU makts, new or used. Ouaranti*d. ORAT PIRSIAN lamb cost; mirmlnk EXPERIENCED lining cutter. Must SITUATIONS WANTED. Feasala coat; muskiat cap* Jacket. Portable Lube man, OkperlencM mechanic Al have references Apply lit perion , at your home or MM. aatilng machine; portable TV. HI 3- WHO-O-O? toy la term Maurice adurarla • ~ Robin Wendy..U Bridge Ave., lecond mouth K. Keifto theater. nS-W. lit We* Front St. Rad Bank. Door Mir, Red Bank. WOOD - Biaawta oafc fWplaee. ttora OASOUNI ENOINB. SU h.p. Uuson, nslIABtE•-snot-. WOMAN wishe s •to take 4 cycle, Government aurplui, rebuilt HAS THE LARGEST STOCK OF NEW AUTOt AND TRUCKS AUTMANDnUCU care of children In her homi. in ' Bventoga. by Army. Fine for karte, lawn rnoweri, Maplo Ave. IH T-M0S. Will Board. generator!, comprMsorsJ_ etc. 111 aach ' SMW for lot ot «. RU M RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to mind MANUFACTURER of fine solid brass OLDSMOIILES IN THE COUNTY . . . 7 children In her home-by the hour, lantpa offars dlsconuaued numbere at Jl" TABLE MODEL EMERSON TV. dsy or week. For more Information reduced prices. Tower Clansmen. IU SS9. Inqulri Serrlcs Department, Ba- 11 SH T-35SS. Llncrolt area. Chestnut UL. Rea Bank. tontowa TV, Hwy. U, latontown, U WHO GIVES A TRADE-IN DEAL ON Stoic Scyn o^ I/dine - apiNBT PUNOS for rent. Find out WOMAN wllhea day's work. Monday, • for* your purchase It your child Tuesday. FrMsy. adaptable. Full allowance of aU rrentae l TANKLE8S BOILER — Fedeiak Uieil YOUR OLD CAR THAT MAKES THE Call SH 1 KM. on purchase. Choice ol I mamakesk . II one year with two oil burner units. styles Tuning Plato Co IS MonmoutMo n SMS. Call OS IM10 after I P. m. I CENT ALUMINUM WBARBVER. OTHERS LOOK SICK USED Pot-n-pan sale. Fry pans, lance PtNANCIAL pans. (Sake pans.pans.. Scallope.. d pje pans. •UUNESSOPMRTVMT1ES Go. Vnuiual sale price only IH U When It eomti to houeewares corns to WURUTIZER CHORD ORQAN-Vsed "Rainbow," (opposite Aeme lot), Broad SERVICE STATION MEN ona.mont^jeltone month, withh bench, comp_lelcomplete In-St:, Rad Sank. ' CARS WHY PAY RENT? slructlooi, tS7Q, County Organ, nwy Mlddletown Irwpi.Open till I sieieepn i KEROSENE ipaee heaters. Olrl's blkea Own and operate thli three bay JT5.Monday and Saturday. SH T.22W, 12. 13. McClulien gaddle. Ford ear RUSSELL! •00 gallon money making nation. radio, SI SH 1-S04T. - Long established. Red Bank area. Ituoa — Nevir used, till 130, Sit GET WISE. .. IE SMART FINANCING ARRANOED IU. other sites, at vacuum, rift HOV3F! BHUTTERS phono 'iiu t p.m. an mis. , tut* framei, etc, i. HYMAN KADESH, Broker St, (neat to Port COME IN TO SEE US TODAYI Service Station Ipeclallu AUCTION SALE house). HUSE STOCK .LOWEST PRICES • HUGE SAVINGS MT Somenet «t. PUlnllcld 4 4119 FOUR BURNER white enameled Hard- Evsnlngs PL H5*. PL S-2HT FIUEDMAN OALLAIUEI Si South Msln St., (Aiburr Park) wick in range. Robert Shaw men RED BANK'S MOST ACTIVE LOT Neptune. FRIDAY EVENING, thermostat. Una -condlllem. SM, OS 1- YEAR ROUND HOTEL vitvVMiis. •>•• fl ttfO a>* M* • ' A Few of Our Best Buys Lilted Below For lease or sale Aibury Park, N, J. ANTiaUEl, PAINTINOS, DECORA- F1IIIINO TACKUB OUPOSAL sale. All. Element opportunity lor retired coupli TOR ITEMS, UNUSUAL CURIOS, freih and sail water tackle must go, Ifll CADILLAC 62 SEDAN Itll CHRYSLER fcJEW YORKER JO FORD M Ton Pickup / J95. or llvowlre. Call KE I5III. BRIC-A-BRAC, FURNITURE, ETC. IS to so per cent off list Custom Craft BEAUTY SALON — Eiubllihed opera ANTIQUE FIREARMS AND EDO! i All while; black and while Interior. 4-dr. sadaa. Dark .blue bottom, •31 CHEVROLET Coups, Ridlo Hester IH. tlon located In escelltnt buslnea ills* WEAPONS EXHIBITION ALL DAI Electric windows and sat Air •a LINCOLN Cosmo, Hard Top «5. Irieu Egcelltnt rade, fully equip Tusaday, Wednesday, Thunder, tu white m, gray interior. Low mile- •hop. Addreii Inqulrlei to "Salon" I —T» II. JO, SI. , IEDROOM SET — SII-I . conditioned. Air suspension. Elec- age. PS and Pi. Automatic trans- 'U CHEVROLET 21* J-Dr. Sedan. Hydra. Economical 750. Ul, Red Bank. William Friedman, Auctioneer, and mallreee. in;man 'IT STUDEBAKER 2-Dr. Sedan, Hydro. Economical 710. electric blanket, ni: four 'eek- tric door locks and trunk. Vary . mlssiM, MH, Air conditioned. LUNCHONETTB and confictlonery, PR I-J1IJ. dayi after s. OS M341. low mileage. One owner. A beau- Electric windows. Premium white- •»» WICK "Saper" Convertible. Dyiunio 795. Wondirhil opportunity, Oood location, ORJBNWL RUoa-Never used. Jial ; tiful automobile! wall Urea. Something different in. 'N PLYMOUNTH Custom IPass. Sta. Waion, R, H t». off Highway ak. Call LO *.|:«. Us, W. Ala* hook rugs. SH FARMALt. CUR - AtlaehmetHI, plow, •17 FORD Cuitom 3N Tudor. Real Bargain 995. NEW 9-bay SUNOCO wrvlce nation. 4i». aa automobile! . Fir litie on Ihe North bound side KEROSENE etiaea heiter, •H LINCOLN Capri 4-Dr. Sedan, Full Pwer ' 99S. of Hwy 35 In Htiltt. Elffdlvi- rebru. HOLLYWOOD BED .•!• CADILLAC COUPE da VILLE •M BUICK Super J-Dr, Hard Top; Full Power 1095. ary lit. Will provide ample paid train- SH V-im 110. . Ing, For Informitton cslf Mr. J. Stin* SH 111*. . •S7 PLYMOUTH Belv. 4-Dr. Hard Top. P-FL PS 1250. CHlLDRBN'a CLOTHES • Gray bottom, white top, gray In- IU7 OLDSMOIILE tl DELUXE ley, Run Oil Co, South Ambojr. FArkway BOW HALF! — Bow! mult go, Oeleo, •57 FORD Falrlane Fordon. FOM PS 1295. l-Hm lielwetn t* p.m. relsndes, Merry Mites. La Pali and. terior. Full power Including also HOLIDAY SEDAN ill finer namti tn children'! clothea. Btuno, Oordon, Hoyl,, others. Us ta trie vent 'Windows. 20,000 miles. All black, black and nd Interior. '17 FORD Canvartlble, Full Power. Pretty 1395. 31 PUR CENT OFF ' " ~ •' Craft Arehsrv EARN MORE MONEY aftW Hwy M, He< A car you will enjoy driving, 17,090 miles. PS and PB, hydra- 'SI CHEVROLET Blscayne. JDr.. Power Glide 1550. ,'M PLYMOUTH I ClyTCuitom Station Waaon, P-FI 1590. operate new tnree.bay sirVlca itatlon matte. Radio and heater. Electric on Leonardvllle Rd, (fw. MSI, Bellbrd III River Rd, Fair Havs '» MERCURY Moaterey 2-Dr. Sedan, MOlTBaraain ISM. flood trains, and neighborhood potent INS FULL LENOTH, let-out mwkra windows, Whltewsll tires. One '« FORD Falrlane Tudcr. Good Buy 1710. lal. Moderate Inveilmint lor stock Ifll CADILLAC .0 SPECIAL and tqulpmenl, with lubrication eeulp- owner, Bought and serviced at our '57 MERCURY colony Park, Full Power, Nice - 1S95, mint suppllerl, PsM training avail- Kensington green with belie In- dealership. 'H FORD Country Squire, FOM, Full Power 1995. •bit. Call WA B-MIKI. Alter II p. m SIMMON! SOFA BED — Like new, terior, One owner. Fully pow- eall KE I-K9«. or writ* Teinco, Inc. m. SJ" Crafliman •»•« mower, SU. yon binch, mlrrer Also"W.HInah^,.. ered. A car of distinction! 'M MERCURY Turnpike Cruder. Full Power 2195. P. O. Bon 103, Llmltn, N. J. IH l'lBTl. '51 COLONY Park I-PIII. Sta, Wagon. MOM. PS 2295. I CU, FT, Frliuislre refrigerator. 1*1* MERCURY MONTEREY '51 CONTENTAL Mark 111, Air Con. Low Mileage DRY CLEANING ESTARUSIIMENT eaat Iron bath tub, trap, faucet. PJi MAPLR BUNK BED~ STATION WAGON Wonderlul opportunity lor Hie rlih lie barrel 12 gauge iholgun, 7-37«iiW, ' anil nreeiere. 1*11 OLDSMOIILE SUPER 'N FORDS Sedani, Very Low Mileage msn, Lnrgf operation, cipuble ot more Call OS lllwi. •• 4-dr., S-psiienger. All while in- than 11,000 ptr wirk. Eiulpmrnt In S-n >iill seraene, M Chick electr excellent comllllon. Owner li annloui brooilnr.. Ida Chick elf clrlo hrmder, HOLIDAY COUPE terior, Power iteerlng, power lo ifll ilue 10 III haaltli and will Ilk* II. preaiiirs cooker. RU l-03fta. , brakes, Mercomatlc. radio and GET THE BEST DEALS mortgage at no Inlireit, Cull now lorCONTENT! ol homo for MIF, in Charcoal mist; gray and while In- Birlleufiirs, Joseph Vsnecik, brokir, den tool!, power mower, clothei itry terlor, PS smf PB; hydramatic. heater, Eny-eye glass, padded IN TOWN ON an, i Csrrlagi R10, JUdJo and heater. White wall 11 rw, dash. One owner. Low mileage. HIDB-A-nED, itlnlng loom set ... backup lights, A good road cart Nice family car. hfeiklronl, bresklsil nook, OB wai I960 MODELS mmuenoN M ind dryer, SH MMI. KBNMOnD AUTOMATIC WASHER, di RLCOTRRONICS TECHNICIANS IN OB< iun. Thru and kail years old, Rei MAND-AtlenMAND- d oni night a week or •otiihle, 01 I.JJM. SaturdaSturday morning commencing Oclo, her Wth. Enroll now PRoepicT 4«01 USRD RErRIORRATOM ind frmeri Moftrouth Radio BIMlronlci Imtllute for salt. Aim repalrlm and rsflnli lit Coakman Aire. Aibury Tsrk. Ing, RtcMdlllomif telivliloni lor sail aim uifd unlli bouihl. fluiranteM repnl' nrvlop, Rayilioie Spny run RUSSELL ENGLISH.^ ni, Hwy, M tanrf Mh St., Billon MnCHANDISI OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC Company •BLLINO FORD PRODUCTS FOR 58 YEARS FOR SALE WB rttlV AND SKtX inylhliK a TYPBWRITBB JIIMMCfnTcTi • FORD • MERCURY • LINCOLN evrrvlhlni, (llvi Ihe hlglir-l price 100 Mawman Springs Road, Rid link,.N, J, Tel. SH t-Oflo ItC* BITATH I'.ANOH-nclinc ilmillli rail William Ull rurnliiin, Inc. lf« 1 MONMOUTH STREET oven, center grill on lop, Mkc nfwU, Mlililleiown, SU I-.1II3. Open ev .,.,.". "" """•" » *•' M»S caih. Pu Open 9 to • Monday to Friday —Saturday to 4i30 RED IANK Mini «tn, moving, 1131 or Mil oiler, nmm nil I p, in, orroaiTB TUB CArtLTON "' '•<«'' ' )i VlNH SOLID Whitney maple lour-poiii TllltBB.PlECK 1JVINO room suite, ilouble bid, iptlng, Iteauiyreil m« (Mara ClaaalM A* SH 1-4000 OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL f SH 7-454S iresti miple be4 uap, nm all ] ^i intf S p,m« Oa Hw Ne« rage) BDBAXKMDCSRB

s Cootwt -or WDodturatog fire- LONG MUNCH - CcMtnctioa ritce, enclMtd porch uied u expected to start next month Welfare Budget to Rise TV roort), full dining room,, mod- guilty to a charge of assault and Is Told battery on his'wife. Hobart Manor, the 57-umt with breakfast ienior citizens housing project off RED BANK - Exaled Ruler FREEHOLD — Tranfer of re-duce somewhat assistance com rea, three bedrooms, one tile Mrs Helen Gailaday charged Ilfcol USED — TWO alike. UlE. till], lohne Ave William H. May, Jr. of the Red sponsibility for the assistance for met by municipalitiea. Braided 13111. HIS lSil! SilO Run ath, full basement and garage. husband hit her with a belt Bank Lodge'of Elks, today an- Mr. Montgomery and the free- •en ind Ktttin. Deis, more than one, HOUSES FOB RENT Asking $15,500. Magistrate John V. Crowd! also John Schuli. executive director dependent children from the state maple china closet, beds, bric-a-brac. the Housing Authority, said nounced the local Elks will par- holders also reported an increase Open • to », Short Furniture, Kle 13 imposed a 60-day suspended sen- to the county level will cost an • l^ureneo Hsrbor. RANCH home on high ground i completion date is November. ticipate in the tenth annual Elks of $50,000 to the three county bos- SEVEN HOUSES verlooking surrounding country- tence against Gailaday. i Contracts totaling $56S,M0 were National Youth Leadership Con- additional $290,000 in I960, the pjtals for indigent patient care. FOR RENT side. Six rooms, three bedrooms, test. Monmouth County Welfare De- Last year the figure wai K29.0N. ME1CHANMSE WANTED ull cellar, breezeway, attached warded lo four firms Tuesday, Ranting Inilui from two to four bed* Mr. May aaid the contest will partment reports. ' Recently a committee from the) roomi, Rent fiom 9110 to 1200 per ;arage. Small fenced-in tot 75x UAL OTATI FOt SAU rhe successful bidders were: A. - WANTKD TO BUY . ~iomh. give recognition to boys and girls Conutu »f enUm hornet or estates. 100 with plenty of privacy, plant- HOUSES FOR SALE Kapten k Son Ltd., Englewood, The budget for all pahses of hospitals met with the freehold- Used furniture,. antiques, etc. FRIED- id with, many flowering shrubs, (417,763. general construction; who have demonstrated leader' rs, and, citing .higher hospital!- MAM OAUJ»mihtMMl Rolston Weterbury county , welfare work, totals $3.' fruit trees and berry bushes, ED BANK' — Several nice homes Grove Plumbing ft Heating Co., ship ability in school activities, 733.6S4. That is $369,742 more than zation costs, asked for more U 8. COIN! — tTAMPa — Top prices II We>t Front St. Red Bank ranging from 111,000 to g2S,O0O. Call Mid (or nld, eld currency, collec- •H 7-3500 Health forces owner to sell. Ask- rosslnger a; Heller, Realtors for par, Bloomfield, $69,995, plumbing; youth organizations, church and last year. The Board of Free-county aid. tion!, odd lotli ol<1 correspondence. ing $16,000. ulari. 811 1-2100. - community affairs. Judges, he Increases included the diagnos- Estate spprilstls. llonmoutk Btarapt- WO-BEDnOOM HOUBE — Pay own Thomas H, Barham Co,, Long loldcrs said that without the new utilities. 96S monthly.. 41 Ocean Blvd., said, also will consider such fac- >ocardo. AT 1-1957-R. Perfect VICTORIAN located on ranch, $54,522, heating, and state-assigned child care item the tic center, up $2,000 to, $14,000; PIANOS — Highest prices paid. H. Ten- LEAN UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW. corner property on bus line. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Electric Construction Co., West tors as citizenship appreciation, increase would have been under welfare house, up $25,708 to $249,- v£, W Kltt) BL. Utewood or Lake- Four rodma and bath. gw. Nice real- Walking distance to school and End, S26,600, electric. Total cost perseverance and resourcefulness 100,000. 880, and probation department. wood (4SSS-; lentlal section. Resr 284 Vsndeveer AIR HAVEN - •ion ror saM «. OLD BRIOA-BKAC. Flunlture. all Place. Lone Branch. CA 2-02911. shopping. Seven rooms, four bed- •q. ft. floor since. In heart/ of thop- of the project is $820,000. includ- as well as sense of honor. John L. Montgomery, Red up $4,500 to $77,420. >tng' center. .Large. parking lot-* Suit- kind! ol utlejues. illrer, chins. Han, LINCROFT — Tbret Bedroom Con. rooms, two baths. One large ing land acquisition,; architect's Mr. May said that in this pro- Bank, county welfare coordina- A bigger population caused Mwelry, books, aunUiin. - tins linens bedroom and modem bath -with ible for any type business. Ftoaa SH Vnd UT-nJMtiSwMut Ittms. Alice temporary Ranch, full basement, sur- 'sHi1 ?' : ' ' • [ees and other costs. gram, the local Elks "want these tor, said, however, that, after the more sged persons to ask for as- Sand. IHHat rounded by trees and bordering -brook, stall shower on ground floor with combination refrigerator and freezer, The project' was; named in boys and girls, and others like first year, this transfer actually sistance and increased welfare BEST PRICES — Cut tlasl, dollt, washer drier. {139. Snyder Realtora, separate entrance. Artistically tuns, Jewtlrr, mtiqvs furniture, Mon< Five Ccrnen, Ulddletown, 08 1-2390 or restored in the best of taste. Two- REAL ESTATE WANTED honor of the late Garret A. Ho- them, to develop to the fullest may save the county money. Ad- contributions, and raised the case m l-ssM -•-• car garage. Asking $24,900. IKU-: We aara soM an bart, a native of what is now extent their leadership ability. ministrative. costs, he explained, load on the probation and juve- OLD HOUSB .MmnCM - Picture WIUB 8KLBCTION OF RENTALS - lies mat we want more ^mi lutings. West Long Branch, and vice pres- If the nation is to have the. right would decrease in later years. nile court departments and the frame*, slammre. oil lamp». etc. Furnlatted and unfurnished. Iramedl- :aii us now for prompt pntessuiwl Writs Ut Main It., Port Monmouth. ats occupancy. Samuel Telcner Agency, lervlce.... WalVf..... r. and WalWalkerk . Real Es- ident under President McKinley. kind of leadership in the years te The assistance, he said, is set needs of the aid to mental and Oceanport Aye., oceanport, Call w dial Rolston Waterbury : lUID PIANO ite, insurance, open T dayax gbrewa- Mr. Schuli said residents over come, our young people must re- up to meet the needs of the de- penal institutions, Weeded tor church. SHOO or U 2-3901. iry oftica. SH I-Ctt Rarltaa Office. liL two bedroom garden 16 WEST-FRONT STREET > 4-9212. will receive preference for ceive the proper training for it pendent .child in his own home Higher, too, were the fixed u imit apartment overlookini lake. and strengthen family life. To- . LO H061 RED BANK, N. J. HAVE CLIENT* anxious to locate the low.rent project. Rents' will be today. rates of state institutions in which in this vicinity. Please call us II your based on individual income, he day 550 county families with LAROE FOUR-BEOROOH HOUUC. - SH 7-3500 property Is for rent or ssle. The Brook Eligible to compete are boys county patients are maintained PITS AMD UWSTOCK Two-bedroom house, 1103. Ms-room Agency. Bank Bldg., AT 11717.. said. and girls It yeara of age and 1.650 children receive this aid. and the costs of operation in noun In Scobeyvllie, |150. Three-bed- room. 1105 Three-bedroom, I1M.. Dow under. They will enter separate County sponsorship of the plan, Monmouth County institutions and BOXBK nt MONMOim COCKT* atra Agency, 8H 1-NOO. divisions in local, state, and na- said Mr. Montgomery, would re- departments. KANCH TYPE HOUSE, Nrnlsned. OH B ERG BNuTttmcttnoNUL i wornBet Baak uaLaUi, liew ninter tional contest!. heat. Newly decorated. Storm win. NOTICE Or ANNl'AI.k NEETI.Nli J O Pock 120 owe, driven well. Lakeside Drive, VETERANS Students of Red Bank High •d and irstulsted^houMbroktn: il . «lalban Park. East Atlantic High- or HHAREMOUIEKt land.. AT 1-S«64 J. • NO. DOWN PAYMENT • The reiuiar annual' meeting of the School, Red Bank Catholic High sell dut to BOTIOI. Call alter • p. m. ihareholders of Tha Monraauth County Hm Meeting BH Mill. LTLAMTIC HIGHLANDS, furnished National Rank. Red Bank,, will be held School, Middletown Townihip WORLD TODAY R1DMQ HORSE chestnut. nldlns. sll ranch home. Immediate occupancy. $76 PER MONTH it Its .Main Office at No.. 53 Broad NEW SHREWSBURY - Cub tack Included, gentle1 with children. Five month lease. $139. 28 Bayilds :rect. In the Boi-ouch ol Red 3ank, High School and Rumson-Fair Drive Atlantic Highlands, AT l-:i!3-)l, t the irnoke, dirt, duit, tralflc, noise ounly ot Monmouth. State of T*>w Pack 120 conducted its monthly •y JAMES MARUnf History may decide Britain and CO «-*l» between T snd It. m. and other bad things In the city are Haven Regional High School arc LONG BRANCH — Tbree bedroom sroey, on Tuesday, January 26, 1960. France would never have begun EIGHT YBAR OLD bay gelding, Setting you downr we can aell you the 10:00 o'clock a. m. (Eastern Stan- meeting Friday at White Hall. taking part. The local lodge will AP News Analyst rpllt. Oarage, porch. ' cutest three-bedroom rancher you have ard Time), for the purpoae ol elec- the Suei adventure if the Eisen- 15 "" - m -wise-.- U MS». iver leen. with completely equipped Mrs. Richard Callaghan's den present a $100 U. S. Savings on of directors and for tha traniac- WASHINGTON-Presldent Els- hower administration had hacked German sheptrd puppies, MALL FUHHHHED HOUSE, one) bed- ciuiitB fcllclicu. California dining area, on ot such other bualnes ss properlyone presented the flag ceremony Bond lu the girl and buy finish- room, 21 Allen St., ftumson. HI 3- lasement, attic; ..with electric range, lay comi before said meeting cr any enhower took office seven years hs old. 1 North Park Ave. lUnda and' combination storm sash and and color guard. . . : - ing in the number one spot.' France and. Britain against . »• J. 1204. .-•••• ljournment thereof. ago yesterday. So, now that he doors. Convenient loeUlon. Immediate In accordance with the By-Laws, the William Suter, cubmaster, wel- Egypt beforehand. .As for Leb- URNISHED HOUSE for rent stun possesslotr. :• . -.. '• ;-• ' loard ol Directors has Hied 2:30 Papers and data submitted by has only one year to go, it ,caa A-l MIDDLETOWN KENNELS with widower. Adults preferred. SH 'clock p. m. (Eastern gtaqdard Time) comed Brian Pellisler into the students placing first and sec- anon, no one seems sure now Tims Payment* " . , OS 1-3W3 •520S' anytime until T or after a. $10,900 Full Prjee n January 4; 1960, ' aa Uw record pack and presented him a bob- be asked: How hu he done? how close Communism was. MODERN two-bedroom home. Near its for the determination ol share- ond on the local level, will be BIO tPIClALJI JURT ARRIVED! lolden entitled to notica of, and lo cat pin. People generally at borne' and During Eisenhower's adminis- schools, shopping, liogmomalr. «* p forwarded to the New Jersey AKC Iteglstered Win Haired nd references. tOB t-llH-J. Monmouth County Office ote at. such meeting. abroad seem to think he's done tratlon the Russians got ahead . Fo« Timers ••--.. ~~—. ... By order of the Board el Director!, A "full dress" inspection was State Elks: Association IX ROOM Bungalow garage. Wear extremely well. As the polls of America in missile and space run Tin Tin type iiepherdi S75 led Bank, New Jersey conducted by Lawrence Berglund, judged on a state-wide basis with PcklMH, black or. orange SW Electronics aadVort MsmtiDUth, Call THE BERG AGENCY show, he's immensely popular, t"" - - ...*-. Beaglsi —:— —• ,'HS CAHOT. • '• • IUC1IARD H. BAMILL. Herbert Springer,,J. J. Dalton, additional cash awards going to development and confidently Fm Tsttlwn •Tinoullitf lutica" Cashier. George Murphy and Richard Csl- But the judgment ot history, threatened to overtake and sur- riVE-ROOH RANCH. All Improve- December It, M9». the winners. State winners will Red PMhUmirti —i. .—.—..I ments. Full cellar, nesi school, On Isghan, troop cotnmittee mem- which is what really counts, at pass the United States econom- CWbutau, black er tan ...——A Hwy. S.Two bedrtems. Win month. OSfaorne MOOO Dae. M-Sl-Jan. t-14-21 SMS2 qualify for national Judging. MIXED PUPPIES Iceupaneir Februinrll Cut CO 4- IU. at •; 'iouictsm, a. bers. The results will be an- usual will take time. II n fcally. TSM belwen, s yn S p.m. -.. . Nationally, the winners will re- 109 jupplei lo tltooM or ordsr Dsllrl-S • . Sit, Bun. 19 NOTICE TO DOO OWXIUIS nounced at the Blue and Gold wait until the results an la. - Yet, If Eisenhower hadn't been Vlied Terrlerl PUVBR, PLATA unfurnished two-bed Dog Licenses eiplre on January 3tit, ceive a $1,000 U. S. Savings • Vlied Cockers —..... •room Cape Cod, lull basement, eon. I960 in the Boro of Keansburg.. N. J. dinner in February, and an award OM tNag Is sure: He has the kind ef man he ia—patient Stlied Puppies ...... nnient is Rid Bank and station. Year- Bond for first place, a $900 bond Wlttt Braera . ...111 RAY VAN HORN ind renewal of llcemes and reglitra- be made. pfWMM ft and exuding good will-Premier round lease, SIM tnonlhlir. Wcut-Ni< lon of GOES for 1960 may now be ob- for second and a $300 bond for. Vlied Shepherds lelh Agencr. gH 1-2140. REALTOR tlned al the Municipal Clerk'a Of- Mrs. George Johanson's from what the eeaatry has Nikita Khrushchev might never r Free Inoculation and wormed." third place; National winners al- 'AIR HAVEN — Cape Cod cotUss Over A Quarter Century -e, in the Municipal Building, Church four was awarded the attendance used to «Msr Ike em> lave tried to work out a peace- guaranteed Healthy win three bedrooms, living-room reet, Keanaburg, N. J. so will receive a trip to Dallas. SSasaBaaaAnW ea\aaaASla^lB#fo^aaaSliaaBla¥ aafef ^Maaatft* $17;000 MORTGAGE CAN BE AS- Failure to comply with the provl flag. They also; enacted a skit, ful settlement with America. MIDDLETOWN KENNELS, rlth flreplsee, attached garage, cellar. tex., in July to the Elks Na- pmwc I||IIINIII*M wt IWI* Hwy. 39, next to Klnney Shoe! Eiccliint location. SIM monUily on SUMED! Almost new ajplit level. Ions of the State Act for such tegii "Cub Scout Scientists." Mrs, Her- Still the Russian peace- offen- yearly lesse. Russell M. Borus Agency, tratlon on or before February 19th tional'Convention. ry 8. Thtmaa Mi FruUfai D. Four bedroorai. Big dining room. bert Springers' den five present- sive seemed to be strictly a BEADLES, mil-bred. Female*, ..fiv. e MO River Rd.. Fair Haven, SH T4M8. 1(60 violators an subject to a Una up iff wkm wll* months old. Wormed, Inoculated. A' Full-siied family room. Laundry. 150.00. In charge of the local contest Soviet Idea, to which Eisenhower WE HAVE SEVERAL, three-bedroom ALPH0N8U8 MCORATII, ed "What Have We Here?" 1-S137: Reaionable. ranches and split level homei avail- Aluminum storms. Awnings. Tax- is Patrick J. Vaccarelll. chair- simply reacted favorably. This A-l MIDDLETOWN KENNELS. Open able for Immediate occupancy. SIM to Chief ol Police. Mrs. Ralph (Seikel was intro- 13S per month. CroweU Ageaer. HM- M $311. Monthly payments $134. Ian. 14-21 Ull man and Edmund H. Haaloa. co- Cliinhewr has plenty «t above aU-whether peace results T days !4 hours. All breed puin. AKC ; duced to the pack' She will re- and mlied, S5 up. Hwy 3». OB-1-3MS. dletown. OS MHOO. . '• . - •-. - Transferred owner asks $19,900. place Mrs. William Suter chairman, of the lodge's youth attics tat lit eUmcwtt tothin k from his efforts-may prove the BABSET HOUND — Tricolor male TRAILER TOR RENT- 'Til Nay. NOTICE OF MLE activities committee. supreme test of his presidency. AKC registered. S champion pedigree All utllltlel furnished. S«4 River Boad' Fair Haven On Monday. February 1; 19*0 at S:3O mother of den two. f ^ 1!S years old, hounbroken, tT9, 8H " CO MK' A. M. I will, sell ot public auction on Mr. Suter, .assisted by John Applicants must complete the tailed Ms enemyy . That Is per- As the ead ef Ma maMency 1853. , < SHldyilde 7-4100 behalf of the Seacoast Finance Co. at IB Broad Street, Red Bank N. J. one Lang, presented the following forms and supply requested daU happ s the meat amastaam g fsatare HELEN MILLER'S' famous Iroplc i COMFORT AND VALUE 1958 Btudebaker 3 dr., Serial No, MM- merit badges; silver arrow and not later than Feb. 1. The pap- el M s prisldmeyld . Bat It's ne asserting sa •etMty-fer la- fish food available by mall order oi FURNIIHED ROOMS In this three-bedroom, two-bath ranch. 1185 for ilelault In a Conditional Salegaleas appointment only. AT 1-1678, Dining room, Hrsplacel'ln living room, Contract made by Kay Harrison, (aid bear book, Graydon Golf; lion «s willthen be Judged. The first we^sr. He's made n WMIe •tace, la werid tnvdtag la BNOL1BH gPRINOER SPANIELS . — FURNISHED ROOMI- Parting, kit- full basement, flvi blMka Irom one ir may lie__. leen _at. _..Ca. r Town, Hwy create good wltt-ead a Had- Sturdy, eaaer to pleaao puppies. chen privileges, lisa only. UT Ma- 'tha beat schools In Monmouth . Bouth AAmboyy , NN. J. badges. Brian Ball and John snd second place winning appli- HMM career el restraint. WHltney «-«07. ile Ave. SH 7-M0I. . ' tour block! from bus line. If Bien; gold and silver arrows, cations will go to the sUtt ' He's avoided conflicts and tnhlf to awn eMrgetle thaa Mgbt,' bapplneti will be yours. .J. M. RHODES,•Auctioneer. g jilNIATURB FRENCH POODLES I* ROOM-Prlvate bath, en* or two I SM,KKI. call ui, lor appoint an. 21 K.8: Bruce Whitnack; i silver arrow, ganiMtion by Feb. IS. . ^ name-calling. He's tried to get he had shews la the previous weeks AKC leglitered. Prlda only tlemen. Closa to Fort laonmeuUi. meet." : •....• , :'..-• h. '. . John Whitnack; denner, Terrj yean. 179. RU .1-1120. tlon. After 8 p. m. SH Mitt NOTICE OF MLB The outstanding boy and girl things done without leaving WANTED - Puppies, AKO. or otters, ROOM with bath ana private eotrauue, Don't forget TRADE-INS. On Monday, February 1, 1M0 1 will Dalton; assistant dtihner, Eri_..c will be determined by points bas- scars. Is that thth e way toto ru n One of the sasst asteaUhlag lllddlatown Kenneli. frltldaire. In modan/oantrjr home sell at public auction on behalf of the betoolMsmtoHMmtera. SH T-3MB. -. !.;>'•-:• . fohanson; bear, badge, James ed on this maximum rating for the presidency? There'll te ar- Seacoait Finance Co., ' at II Broad ' laiaaiHAaaw •..•lat .tw...J_.'- __IJ _.!__. —|s1e»s , . ^ ' ,' ' '' j RED BANK — Medium site turalshed GLAZEBROOK Street, Red Bank, N. J. one IMT-CadlK Uttman; wolf /badge; gold arrow mula: guments over that for yean. hasbeeatMi: room for one. person.-Uglttles, sink, and bear, book, David- Murphy; 1. Leadership — Initiative, or- They've begun already—in fact, iCeafroated la the decUalsg jvatory, refrigerator, bath, csnvenieal AGENCY — of Ids presldeacy by tSTATIFOtUNT Private entrance. SH 7140a. act made by Joseph Carollo. gal'bear book, gold and silver arrow, ganizational ability and influence have been going on for yean. Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson ar may be aen at Maple Motors, 3M talnglyDsnlaglyDemi •RACT1VE Voodbrldce Ave., Hlghlsnd Park.N. J. Jay Dunbar, and chief of deon others ... 40 points. - For instance',' Sen. John F. APARTMENTS » Mldna- RU 1-1700 Nights RU 1-107' Cengrses, he> made the ,Demo- nlng water. Free • Boon, ." • •- J. M. RHODES, AUCtloneif. four. PeterSkoles, 2. CiMtjnship; appreciation, ?- Kennedy,, the Massachusetts crats eat out of his hand. His- 131 Hudson Ave.. TWO-STORY COLONIAL on om '**•*$>-\V7*'A.',""•; ' • 'P-P The den mothers will meet Wed Interest' in > and reoncemnahpl; Democrat who wsnU to be Bret. FOR COLOREI»AHUiK»;/alr» room ident, says Eisenhower Is t weak tory may decide this was less lantio Highland!. for couple. All modem conveniences, of Uttle^ Silvers lowliest 'ave nesday at the home of Mrs.Cal cherished Anierkian.priviliges' ! XOTICK TO CONTRACTORS ^ a tribute lo Eisenhower than it steam heat. Call'after S p.m. week nues. Handiome exterior, appeal- ; laghan to discuss'preparations foi citizenship under constituted gov- leader, that In'effect he has dan. OS i-ISM.-- -••-• •••••• ' The Township of ' Marlboro, Ifon* was a savage commentary en ing interior. Three bedrooms. Vfc outh County, New Jeraey will racelve the Blue and Cold djnner ip Feb ernment, and participation in pushed problems under the bed, WARN, CLEAN MOM — Adlscent to iaths, pine paneled first floor >lda on Thursday, February It, 1NO, ruary. An announcement will, be communit'• - * '"*. y and'*AmericaalMthM & l . ^s _ « leaving them to his successor to the inadequacy ef the Demo- bath wtlh ttumui: :•;-•'• P. m. Eaatcrn Standard Tlma at the crats aa a party and their Con- n Vapla Ave. ' ..Red Bart family room. Screened porch. Township Hall, Marlboro, New Jersey sent by mall this month. programs... 20 poults. struggle with. r approximately 1000 (onelhouaand) gressional leadershjp. LA ROD UOHT HOUSEKEEPING Many extru. Prime condition. on* Maintenance Patching Material, 3. Perseverance, resourceful!- But Vice President Richard room, not and. ecM water la. ir— $»,000. . O. B. Contractor* Platit, located— What the nation seemed to AGD BANK ATTIlACriVSI tvo-l— Apply Jl Peters K.. Red Bank.' ness and sense of honor-is ex- Nixon, 'anxious to' be that suc- TimlSwl »»snraint. mue oith with JIICS from Township Hall, Marlboro, went most during his time In of- New Jersey. The Township Commute emplified by their record in cessor, only last week-end called «ne oltSr? Monlhlj nut SU luhjdu WALKER & WALKER reserves the rixhts to reject sny or. all Refuse Disposal fice was peace and prosperity. ill uttlltlM Idttl M builnm canto. blfls, epeclflcatlona may be obtained school, church and community, his bois a strong leader with a Phon'hnns. tIH 1-MU1-tOU.. II n» auwir Sll I- WANTED TO RENT REALTORS The prosperity they have, after C73». rom the Townthlp Engineer Frank A. especially in overcoming dlfficut< different technique: Nixon says Highway 35 Shrewsbury , 64 Osborne Street, Keyport, fitw some sickening setbacks. And THREE ROOMS, N ClMStnut ~ .- LAROE COMFORTABUB IHtOLB (IL. reraey during regular busmen hoorl. Meeting SetSi ties. Considered will be Intergri- Elsenhower simply, gets things rooms, uth.'lM'f._BrM|g Avt. nUhed room. Near Ho. J but. Wrttt SHadyiide 1-5211 ipon proper notification,* and naymtat peace is whst he is aiming at, minus Included. IH 1-M71. • "OaritHman," nm HI. Red Bank. r preparation or the •oeclflcilloni. LONG BRANCH - A final de- ty, sportsmanship, general/char- Open 7 Dayt Dated: January II, 1M0. * •- •:. "'tni1 WOTkiB« THREE ROOMS unfurnished. Near all cision on the garbage .disposal actcr and reputation table-thumping. traniportatlos. BustUM couple. Rent FLOVD wrcKorr, One thing history will have to gPICIAL Township Clerk. problem is expected to-result points. |79: ATl-1793. RIAL KTATI *OR tAU Unusual epporturiit._.. -y. lor- a_ beautifully from a special ihetting Tuesday, decide: Did this happen to be s THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, MM. finished_,. well built ranch" hom" o on a ran. SI 4. Neatness and arrangement ot HOV8EI FOR IALE ilg lot Spacious living room with a at 1 p.m. of the Board of Com- brochure.1.. 10points. • - period when Americans," happy Scouts Make atone fireplace, formal dining loom, NOTICE missioners. . ; •,'.••;/ • 5. Compliance with instructions in many other ways with their IINFURNISHED — Oaraie apartme RIVER PLAZA - Front Street. beautifully finished modern kitchen, ,N ORDINANCE DESIOKATOJa prosperity, were perfectly con- Three rooms, automatic heat, garage, three bedroome, two complete tile The DeLisa Garbage Service ., 10 points. ' Ruslnen couple,' Uate RU 1-OUO. Owner transferred. Well built, baths, full buemtnt, two-car garage. PORTION OF BROAD aTREBT tent with the toft approach? Overnight Trip Top notch neighborhood. Not a de- THE BOROUOH OF RID BANK M contract expires Feb. 1. HIGHLANDS - FurnllhM «Wf-«»™ one-itory stucco on concrete vsmpmtnt type aria. Only, repeat only A TAXI STAND. How else explain Eisenhower's apartment, modern kitchen and bath. BE IT ORDAINED, by ths• Marar A bid of $131,000 for one year LINCROFT - Boy Scout Troop block dwelling containing living 121,000, popularity if the people felt he *lr>t floor, private entrance Mi month room, dining room, kitchen, elec- nd Council of tha Borough .ol Red and SStt.BOO for three years was 10 made an overnight camping Includes all utilities. N Bay lank: Holy Name was ignoring their needs? There TMlone BH 1-9810 9-7 P. m. tric range, three bedrooms. Ful SECTION 1. The following II here- submitted by DeLisa Jan. 5. Al- trip to the Labor Camp in Holm- Th« Dowitra Agency ,y designated al a tail atand » Of has been no great public clamor FOUR ROOMS FURNISHSD, all UIIU' dry basement. Two Group Marks left undone. ATTRACTIVE, snd clean! two "room, CAPE COD HOME — Llvlnr room feet land flfly-nve (SS) fevt south evening hours, were $108,900 for ers left the tlncroft Fire House furnished apartment. Bed-llvlng room. For GI no down payment. FHA modern kitchen, lour bedrooms, IH of the elongation of the eouthirly one year and 1342,000 for three One historian, Clinton Res- kitchen. TV, car space. Convenient, only 1650 down. batha. 115,000. . ' curb line ol Monmouth atreit. Fridsy at 8 p. m. and returned ...I KANCH — Llvlrr room. Hre- 50th Year slier, knowing time alone can III 1-«3M. ' • . SECTION 2. This Ordinance shalltake Sunday nt 10 a. m. place, tiled bathroom,,two, bedroonu, fleet upon Its paaaage and aubllcallon give the final appraisal, took 4',4-ROOM apartment Heat and h< ;arase, SII.SW. . ' The lowest bid il $24,900 ove LINCROFT - The Holy Name water furnished. Keyport, on bi SAMUEL tccordlng to law and II oUlirwIM a cautious stab at slxlsg «p The Scouts prepared their own irovlded by law. -* * the present one-year contract. Society of St. Leo the Great line. C 4-7778. •_• Elsenhower. In his book, "Tfce meals while on the trip. High- TEICHER AGENCY Schanck Agency PUBIJC NOTICE Catholic Church will hold its an- TWO-ROOM furnlahed npnrtment foi Tha foregoing ordinance wig Introd- American Piesldeecy," Res* lights of the week-end program business couple. Private entrance) ani Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, N. J, I Linden Place Red Bank uced and pajiaasei a ersUratl readin.. g _at a CroweU Fines Pair ' nual communion breakfast tiath. No peti. BH 1.2715. slier noted: "No observer could included instruction and testing Call or Dial SH 7-0391 regular meeting of/.tht Mayer March 27 in the Liricrofc Inn. LEONARDO — Furnintied four room SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE—Two baths, on Council of the Borough er Red Bank. RED BAfrtC — Two 'mgrtbrists fall le be troubled by the gap in second snd first clsss advance- hatli, helt, hot water, utilities. Avail Liberty 2-J5O0 or Liberty 2-3501 ear garage, oil heat. Convenient. to icld on Monday. Jan. U, UW, and «ll Mtre fined $15 each yesterday by Rev. Thomas J. Riodan, here able immediately. AT 1-1879-W. • ichoola, ahopplne, bus lines. 06 Oalt-:ome up .for final conalderatfan .am tbat often exlits between what ment requirements Saturday For Prompt, Courteous Service land at, Red Bank. SH 1I9M. . passage at a rerular meeting ef laid Magistrate John V. Croweli on of Guadalcanal and pastor of St, the President says aad what he morning, and a scoutcraft adven- FURNISHED three-room apartment, eovernlng body te be heM on Monday. charges, of careless driving; , modem. Ideal for bunlneii or service Feb. lit, 1IM. at S:M P. M. at tha James Catholic Church, Newark, does ... but his character, ture-trail, Interpatrol contest, couple, ncwlyweds. AT 1-0M3-M. PAUb a STRVKUR, Realtor. 'ouncl! Chambers, In the Municipal ' They were;' - •.-/.-.>!'".• will be the guest speaker. Rev. Farms and farm eitatas. atstt uliilInt. Monmouth Street, Rid Bank, like his life, le prepared and conducted by the TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Be Willis Conover Highway 34. HolmdeL phote WH Charles F. Harris. ». of . Riodan also is regent of Seton room, kitchen ami private atiowe: AOENCT lew Jersey, at 'which time'and niece Chestnut St., and Milton Gra*, accurate projection ef what'li Senior Patrol Saturday afternoon. ITimtlei iiinplled. Three minute walk 1-1144. I person! dMIrlng to be heard thin- Hall University. from railroad •Ullon. W 8. Bridge South St. WH 8-WSl Holmdel Village i win be given full otnottimlty. :i7 Pearl St., both of Red Bank. best In the American dream The. contest included a first aid Dated: January II. Itm. The society also plans to hold Ave., Hed Bank. COUNTRT HONKS AND ACRSAOC BH0RECRE8T, colonial spilt. Eight William J. Gray, «, of 71 Woods be Is cbarmiat, ma«|y, problem, fire building, string Holmdel. Atlantlo ang Marlboro Twos. rooms. Two lull baths, bniement, ! JOHN BRYAH, a St. Patrick's Day dance March RIVER FRONT — Furnished. Redrew garage.' Aluminum stormi. Excellent Be-rough Clerk. >r., MMdletown, was fined »for burning, tent pitching, knot tying living loom, kitchen, bath. Neat « condition. 118.300. BH 14771. 19 in the new school hall. tlon, no pels tti. BH 7^038. MIDDLETOWN — Four bid rooms. tw< 'an. 21 locking a driveway. • • cratle, fair-minded and leered- and a compass test. Scoring the full batha, living room, dining room, CHAPEL HILL — 2'.4 acres wooded tin Edward Finn is chairman or FURNIgHED-Hcdem apartment, two ileclrlo kllchm, rectettlon room, lull ground, modern ]2*room ranch, Held- IHy kicky....».. • most points was The Flaming Ar- rootnl and bath, 170 per month: In* the affair, assisted by Richard cellar, attached garage. Can anurns atone flreplace. Low taaes. Asking $20,< Elsenhower»bet;an under sour row Patrol. eludes all utilities ami garntr. ficelle mortgage. SH 1-3041 or Bit 1-1091. UN). AT 1-0140. • Devlin, Clifford Clark, James Red Bank location. SH 1-92M. By KEN REYNOLDS circumstances. The Korean Wtir Leaders accompanying the boys MODERN CAPB COD-Best location, DUAL PURPOSE HOME-Charmlnn QUICKIES Daly, Lawernce Farrell, Alfred DESIRABLE FIRST FLOOR three ceramic ill* bath, aluminum storm ' eight-room house (with frontage oi was there and the country was were Scoutmaster Andrew Len- room furnished ipartment. Heat, hot and screens, Venetian blinds, cedar E. Ruscio, John H. Paraskcwa; major hlgltwty. An attached office an split by McCarthyism. He got *"iter. One block from downtown Broat cioaets. lull cellar, partially finished macreabeaulilully landscaped ground, and A. L. Flanders, nert; Assistant Scoutmasters SI. and til transportation. Idesl fo altlc, 'j mile from Red Bank ihop makei thli ah ideal place lor a pro< the war ended, His administra- George Krause, George Engel- hualntai or military couple. Avallabl ping. Low tans, HMO). 4 per cent feiilonal or bualneaa man, Other tea- A membership committee hai g g g Jan. 29. Call evening! ill 7-4557. mortgage, SH 14421. turea; four /Bedroomai two ceramic tion, by finally refusing to ledrut m Rihd Dli T been formed under the chair drum, Richard Devlin; Troop FRBEHOLD —Two and three bedrool HEW gHRBW»BURY-Four tile baths: tiled kitchen; foyeri formal Sen. Joicph McCarthy bang the apartmnts In new apartment house ranch, two Hied bates, lug* llvin dining ,roomi oil hot wsler heat; two* manshlp of Thomas V. McGee, Commltteemcn Louis Esposl- Available immediately. Tile ball room wltls fireplace, built-in boo car garage; workshop; hourly bus lerv- Army around, finally set in mo- lo and Albert Aszman. gtlenca kitchens, full basement wit shelves, themupans window-wall, dining Ice, Reduced from RK.OOO to SSS.OOO. Assisting him will be Robert tion, with the Armv-McCarlhy laacirycri, Telephone FR >.2W>0, avi area, kitchen, lull cellar, two-car ga. Howcroft Asencr, II South St., KB««- Nelman, Mr. Psraskewas, Mr, Scouts attending were John nines ind Sunday FR «'-2Ofl7. rage. '• sera plot. Immediate occu< hold IMBS. hearings, the wheels that ground Flockhart, Robert Barth, William pancy.AisumsJlJ.900 4« ot nor SPLIT LEVEL four bedrooms, two Finn, Emil Dculchal, Peter J, McCarthvIsm out of the Amcrl BATONTOWN — Modem nnfurnlahei gage. Aialng K1.M0. LI, 1-3717, Tuff lash, Clyde Hacklcr, Thomas four: roams. Heal, hot water, garage full bathf, recreation room, alumi. Freutz, Edward Fugue and Mr, num atornia and screena, patlo.~ Man; can scene. •' ' Krause, Neil Krause, John Kel- Yearly. Adults, LI '2-011" after 13, MIDDLETOWN - BH-room Cane Cod eitrna. Call CO 4-3571. Clark, FOUR LARGE ROOMS anil corn clinrmlnlly located, three bedrooms, -'• Elsenhower himself ly, Ccno Humlnskl, Mark Lof- . store, heat, fiott water aunolleil. Ca living room, kitchen, dining area, Call alte» 9:30 SlIMMO ml up for two adtlltlonal bedroom: :h»rlej Tuffiasli, Gregory Dev- ment tarta slrglll s personerson, |W rlus till ami hath. Inokitlei mnny unuiual cui Lillian Gocrke, Bay View St. and Seventh Fleet from arnund For- l-i EalOTtaw tl »3«ll>7gn 1-53H153H. LIVE RBK7 FREE — ElCeptlotlL lorn fealuraa, (17,500, OroMlnger * Ile y Ave, Highlands, N,. J,, In, James Jenkins, Robert Bran- two.famlly houw, Three large roomi i"-. R"liors, Broad a Mechinlo sia mosa so Chiang Kol-Shck could low, John Mucsslc, David Dev iinsialrt, four down, ons not wi 811 1.J100, and- other members of the 25th attack the Red China mainland. bmtbonril hmt, city wulor, suwe n and Robert Usposito, COMMERCIAL RENTALS Attic. Full, dry cellar. Over-slued loj BIOIIT-HOOM split, Uurage. baaement, Artillery will conduct "Excrcisi Unleashing Chl«nfc,,lt was called. liy ..iipolnlment only.. Mike oflrr. two full baths, Owner trsnsforrndi OKFIOE IPACB NOWUVAILAKLB- A. Uehllmui n«al Katale, Keaniburg, O,' I. ssminpllon. Immediate occU' Winter Shield" at the Grafcn- Without American help Chi- "Vlnceni'i", linden rises, Red Bsnl KR It KM, policy, ii«,;ni, en 7.52ml, wohr-llohcnfcls, southern Gor- ang couldn't sltack his grand* Held for Grand Jury ", J, g|l Y.34«0, LINCROFT RANCH. Excellent condl EXCLUmVE — Rrlck ranch near river, man'y, Feb. 1-7. mother, And Elsenhower dldn'l 0KF1CB SPACR — Alr-conillllonef lion, tlany I'XIrns, cliolce location three years old. Urt« living room, ,[)rlviitii parking, center ol town, Ca IM.KHI. No brokers, mi I-M78. rlroiiiai'c. dining room, modern Kitchen, Winter Shield, an annual ma give Mm that kind of help. On Nun>Sii|>iH>rt Charge 111 T*121I, three lame liedrooms, m tile liaths, Ml'nULBTOWN - Kafo nnrgaln, Kou Isrie recreation room, full basement, ncuvcr designed to determine th Still, he backed up Chlani pret- RED BANK - Charles H. Al. "TURC roil RUNT 90' ileep, lnqul bmlroom frauifl, licit Mr heat, garage t'vi'nr «Hr««r. Umu lot wltli trctj, ty solidly when the Red Chinese 20 West front 81, v> -n only m.noo. Hrach Alenoy, Ul $JII.9OO, Uroidnier k Killer, llealtori, combat readiness of Seventh .cyne, 44, of 124 West Bergen Red Bank. 1.J75T, ilronii Hml Meolimilu Hit, DM 3-21UU. Army troops, will provide realis- tried lo pick on him. •I,, yesterday was released In KHANSRURO — five rooms, mm. I', .,; MAVtiN ipiit level, niver Onk SIX IIOOMP AM) HATH — Knclom tic training under simulated com' Among other' thlnm, Nixon $200 ball to await grand jury' lurijwmo iinari. Suitable commircliil Uiv\nu rmnn with firrtilHCf, (till tllh buck t>orcli. menm lioal, lot 00x150, action on a. charge of desertion 'i«e, N, Y, — Niwark but itopa nl iloor. Inn ruuni, wull'lo-wnll cnrprtllis, tnrcc r,cj ii3.owi. HII i-;ia<:.. _ bat conditions. .Mid, history will consider Hlscn- kiirlim, iiutsclrtl f-imllr room, Iw 'lower a strong loader for hisind non-support. supermarkPl on Ms. in 81. iiiih'i SK"'Wnt»r7roni~|Vro|M 1 •ommunjam threatened, liven ••I ocouiwimy In iho llnmlllim Hull'' Ind I|«'I', II'. Illff rUIJ'M, II ' ', •' " "<' I'lf; i.Hjtii, ni'Mlrril "Whet do you mean—you HOPE the watch dog I tjot tf the new West German Arm their six children, Allcync was: !"«• « w, Kroni Hi., llffl lunh. N , lt'-n, rtc. Kxa-llent locntlon. Phone /III participate jointly with U, S his, which seems factual cnoupli rcprcsontcd by Vincent C, Dr>'< JiollMil inrMin. Call MA 3-UKW. IK.- ,.«.',« I'V IH',' Cl'lli (I, '• i« c, Hnlr iirlor, I17.HIU. 811 7IM Kll jround forcci In a field exercise Malo, Matawan, , i in TB Contest High fcfctrt -trr. T*. "beta" pictured as education, research, it pictured as an eaeray aMp. !??*? •> A??!"0* Tuberculosis in the church haU.Mrs. John Bir- Our Lady of Lebra Catholic Carol and Andrew Prukai, Piav patient care and testing pro-' which the school, in the form of Hospital; William M. Smith, Church, North Bergen. da Nancy and John Jackson. grans and the "trunk" contains a submarine, Is aeekiag to des- Westwood Ave.. Long Branch, ger and Mrs. Carl EcUoff are co-chairmen. Mrs. Joseph How- is »»mac s"Signpost,^ " anard th se Middled the unsolved problems concern- trey. The article bring, into the former county superintendent of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Helnold, Senior Girl Scout Troop 74 will' 2fwMto*» Township ( ing tuberculoiis. fight the many members of the Khools aad a former Allenraod ard presided at her firtt meeting Bay Ave., vuited Mr. and Mrs.bold open house Tuesday in the »gh td*Sn™ h beenb enteretdd Townshihi p '''UMU . ItoItoar"". last Friday. A tenUtive date in lathe New Jersey Tuberculoiis til Awards The "Signpost" and "Lion's crew — health workers, dleti- Hospital patient; Fritz Cleary, Herbert HeinokJ of Whipaaay, East Keansburg School from 7 Each paper will receive a $10 Roar" presented the subject ini dans, engineers, nodal workers school editor of the Asbury Park March was made to hold a N. Y., Sunday. p. m. until 9 p. m. to show slides aad Health Association School award at a meeting next week the form of aa imaginary ex- and missionaries. Presi, and Mrs. Douglas Mar- luncheon., Hostesses were Mrs on the Round-Up in Colorado and award at a meeung ^ « ^ .,you Bug Me> jea**', 10111 HelB Mn> EBabeUl <-_ ». — project Is to of the board of trustees of the The Mate TB association will '^ 'a Crawford Corner Rd.. Jnv i " "* Patricia Praskai, daughter of of the Alternate Mobile Trip to kcvSwattention of school paper Monmouth County Organization was the title of the "Signpost's" .elect from nine county entries HoUndel. chairman of the MCOSS » « m"- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Prasksi. Canada. A speaker from Fair report on a penon-to-person "m- school papers to be entered in the TB committee. celebrated her 10th birthday Sat- Haven will tell about the Color. readers oa TB control programs for Social Service, P Pjt dtd Jitl at echools and communities. J Press Project conducted Jointly *• »««•'•«• "«^ and «to trip. president of the Tuberculosis by the National Tuberculosis As- A four-member judging team mouth County contest. Shop Friday 'til 9

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