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Iwuil D*ii». tfondur unroot* Friday. tntned u Second Clui Itutir PAGE ONE VOLUME 82. NO. 111 U U» Port OfBw «t iUd Built, t>. J.. undtt U» Act o! Much 3, in. • RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1960 7c PER COPY •3 Million Kennedy Contact Made Budget In Rarilan In Three With Trapped RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Some tl persons spent 3 hours ques- Contests Steinbach's tioning the proposed 1M041 school OMHA (AP) - Sen. John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts has budget at a public hearing last committed himself to three pri- To Stay Open night. mary election tests but so,far African Miners At the close of the faces opposition in only one, Wis- the schedule was adopted with- consin. COALBROOK, South, Second Night out change. Kennedy made a flying trip in- Africa (AP)—Rescue work* It will be voted on by the to the wintry Midwest yesterday Man Ends RED BANK-Steinbach'e stores public Feb. S. to announce at Milwaukee his en- era reported making con* ,her. e .an d .i. n„ Aibui. y Park , will At$l,31i,$4«, the budget will trance into the Wisconsin prim- Life With tact today with some of the stay open until I p. m. Wednes- top this year's $9W,5M schedule ary, and at Omaha his candidacy 506 miners trapped In a days beginning Feb. J, Freder- by $321,251. in Nebraska's. Ick Schlosser, local manager, It is the fint time in die town, In Wisconsin's April 9th prim Rifle Shot South African coal mine.' said-last night ' ship'a history a school budget sry, there are votes of 31 nations The announcement' by Mr. Schlosser announced the has gone over the million dollar convention delegates at stake. MIDDLETOWN - Police re- move at a meeting of the Red mark. Kennedy admitted he was in a port that a former state trooper mine officials was the tint In- Bank Retail Trade Board In the , Ther, e were virtuall. y no ob-' "hazardous" position in placing lACK TO SCHOOt-Wills rd F. Irownlng, director of the Rid lank Community and retired prison custodian com- dication that at least some of Munlelpal Building. Jeetlon ' s to the proposed appro- his name to the primary in a Adult School, discusses school program at registration last night. Left to right are mitted suicide yesterday in the the entombed miners—six white Moat member stores of the SSfilf" • with *•" exceP«ion °' itate next to Minnesota, the home cellar of his home by, shooting men, the rest African Negroes- board have been staying open 162,000 to be spent for bus trans- itate of Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Miss Ann Veccarelle, Matewan; Miss Ruth Kruta, West Long Branch, end Miss Ann himself in the chest with a rifle. were : still. alive. DiSantos, Matawan. Last registration night is Monday, from 7 to 9 p. m., in Rod until I p. m. Wednesdays since portatlon. Humphrey opposes him in the Police identified the man as They were trapped yesterday Sept. 2, in addition to Friday In most cases, residents sfm- Wisconsin contest. Bank High School. Thursday night classes start next week. Monday night classes Charles SchwarU, «J, of Middle- by two rock slides 100 feet un- nights. Kridel's Joined die pro-ply wanted explanations and de "But toe Wisconsin primary town-Llncrcflft t Rd tailed breakdowns. open Feb. I. derground at the Clydesdale Col- gram recently. will have a decisive effect-the According to Detective Sgt. liery, 35 miles south of Johannes- : 'To Center Regarding transportation, how- winner will have an extremely : evev about a dozen parent* ob. strong position at the convention, Daniel Murdock and Detective burg. The board voted to continue Mint* Robert Letts, Mr. SchwarU shot Mn4 reeeae teams of whites the Wednesday night policy. Mr. Instances quite and deservedly ao," Kennedy himself about 12:30 p. m. yes- violenUy, to the board's refusal said. •:•. ': :••.• : ••.;.• •• . NEW YORK (AP) - The sad Negress wtrkel alee by Schlosser, board president, said Board Co-defendant flSnaW is* eSsns> •• ^ ^ ^ ^-—_ terday. a m k mmmm m to change its J^-mlle high school Kennedy said he: would con- greatest salne disasters la re- *^™ *W Bf/»» mm VmVTBJOJMvy 9JBJBB* Monmouth Shopping Center poUcy. esat yean: The detectives said that Mr. . stores in Eatontown are expected sider it avlctory if he gained 51 ply of air to tat snea. Bat SI The objectors wanted more moo- per cent of the primary vote In Feb. 10, 1HI: 31$ Schwartt'a family reported that beers after the niseis were to remain open until 1:45 p. m. he had been despondent trapped no raeeaera stfll bai ffournlghte-.w^whenthej^ iht ' ' " ^ Settle Fraud Suit • is not binding on delegates.. He bad just been released from center opens. pils within a FREEHOLD - The Asbury tractor Carroll C.' Matthews, co- Aag.g,lsM: HI dead. Mar- Lyons Veteran Hospital last week Irwin Vogel and Edward Car- one or mile The entry of Kennedy in WIs- "It's sheer hell down there," radius could ride to Keyport consin was regarded as an indi- Park Board of Education settled defendant in the board's fraud and was under a doctor's care, roll were named chairmen of a High School. its suit yesterday againit con- action against Mr. Matthews and Dee. H, mi: 111 dead, West said one rescue worker' who membership committee. cation Kennedy hopes to elimin- Floyd G. Hoek, former board Fraakfsrt, HL eja^aaaa^ savij ^p^naiBja oj ^^a^ewa^nvw^^^v^ emerged from the pit after dig* ate Humphrey as a presidential Francis J. BoMuc, execuUve business manager and secretary. March 15, 1H7: 111 dead, Police said the man shot him- glng through the night. vice president of the Red Bank But the board steadfastly main- contenderv through that election The suit was settled for $1,750. CeatraUa, Id. Another said that the chancel and battle Sen. Lyndon Johnson Bank Signs self with a 7.35 caliber rifle, and Community Chamber of Com? tained its position that education- The suit against Mr. Hoek will The went snlae disaster ea that Us wife was in the kitchen of getting any out eeemed hops. merce, said the Retail. Trade al needs, would better be served of Texas at the convention foi be continued here Monday be- IVCOIB Ncunii #• 'Ayril 39a the nomination • and about to enter, the cellar Board has 70 members. He by building more elementary Lease For fore County - Judge Edward J. Istt, when IM» mlnsrs were when the shot was fired. The disaster could be the. worst termed the low number "a dis-classrooms than by transporting Kennedy said he looked upon Ascher and • 14-member jury. lest ait Heakelke caMety la grace. .'. •' • • •; Johnson as his most formidable John Warren, Jr.. attorney for No note was left, police re- in postwar mining history. ' more children. ported. An explosion damaged the Several spectators suggested opponent as of'now, basing this New Branch Mr. Matthews, stated that "On The went U.S. mine disaster • Sales able Feb. U on reports that Johnson, Senate behalf of Mr. Matthews, we Self employed, Mr Schwartz mine's surface ventilator and cut that a solution might be for par LINCROFT -The Keansburg- teak place Dec. I, 1H7, with was a cartridge consultant and off the air supply for a time but He also asked the board enta to get together and charter floor leader of the Democrats, hu Middletown National Bank has have adjusted our differences Ml Ukol at M.ssagah, W. Va. urge adoption of major ^portions control of a bit over 400 conven- with the Board of Education manufacturer of ammunition for was restored this afternoon. of recommendations in a busi- buses for high school pupils, i signed a 15-year lease for apace domestic and foreign, weapons. There was fear of a spread of The 1960-61 salaries for the tion votes. in a new shopping center on New- without any admission of liability ness survey report to be submit- Johnson wu at Chicago where or any respansibilty for toy of He also raised field trial dogs. deadly methane gas. ted Monday night by Urban school superintendent and board man Springs Rd. to serve as a For a period of time he served secretary were questioned. he remarked "Kennedy is entit- branch office. the claims by the board, for Introduce The aatee laeperatei by Planning Associates, New York led to his own opinion" and then The center is being built by the $1,790, for a covenant from the aa a member of the state police City, to the Mayor and Council. The secretary is slated to get Oydaedale (Transvaal) ,cS declined to talk about his ownRicciardi Construction Co., West board not to sue." and was retired as a custodian Herts* UcL, a ftrai1 wtta snh> .Mr. BoMuc announced that a (See BUDGET, Pg. 2) XMitlM. . Orange. ' • Mr. Warren said that thai set- 7 at Rahway State Prison. sales clinic sponsored by the He wu a veteran of World War lac sntenats la ike Orange chamber would be held in the The center, which will be com- Uement. wu made to mitigate I and during World War II served Free ttate sad the Traamal. Municipal Building Tuesday. Feb. pleted in June, also will house an the expensp e entailed la a lengthgy Budget The colliery is II miles from a chief gunnery specialist Vereenlging. which Is S3 miles 16, at 7:30 p, m. Acme Supermarketp, , dryy cleaning, trialril . TThh e attornet y saiid h e hhadd Kaneohe Bay. Hawaii.' Ralph D.Myriek. Eden, N. Y. Set Holmdel Schooldrud g andd hhardward e tottorei, adviseadsedd hihis client to make the KEANSBURG - The Board of south' of Johannesburg. will bVme speaker. He heads The neighborhood center is be- settlement, Education last night 'introduced , First .warning of Impending dis- Ralph D. Myrick and Associates. ing built on a 400-acre tract at • He waa a member of the Us>aster' came yesterday afternoon Tax Rate at $11.60 Newman Springs Rd. asd Hur Day ley's U. Buffalo, N. Y, Chamber of HOLMDEL - The Boanl of The new budget represents a l' U The trial of Mr. Hoek continued •» (Sea SUICIDE. Pg. 3) (See MINERS, pg. 1) Commerce. Ha also direct Education last night,' aftera pub- ity per cent increase over the The largest tenant in the center in its eighth day iwith board 1MM0 figure of $4H.U$.N, Joea rniaahfBi at ttw Untversi Uc hearing, adopted its lfN-lNl current spending schedule. will be the supermarket, which member Paul Peluso on the J. Ryan, chairman of the finance wilt occupy 120x148 feet of floor committee-pointed out that due ty of Buffalo./ ' achool budget totaling mi,U0. The budget will require a stand. space. On questioning by board at* to increased state aid In current school tax rate of 111.(0 per SIM expenses and capital outlay, the of assessed valuation,' a $1.10 The "bank will occupy the torney Joseph Dempsey, Mr; Pe- Public Quiet, Board other end of the center. The of-luso cited six work projects in increase to be. raised by local State Decision Due Feb. 11Jump over the current rate.. This fice will be 30x80 feet. taxation will not exceed $19,000. figure includes the SO cent in- which he said the total cost of Between the market and bank each was over $1,000, bat bids The anticipated 191041 figures crease anticipated by the re- will be the three other storei. show $410,024 for current expenses approved $1*0,000 bond had not,been let. - ' Introduces Budget On Raritan, Holmdel Wells centty The bank has federal aporoval Mr. Peluso said that Mr. Hoek as compared with $433,024 for for a branch in the Llncroft had authorixed the work to be 199M0; capital outlay, $23,739.00 KEYPORT --, Local residents golly, cut now, and Heed more TRENTON (AP) - The State It had previously been reported ares. done by Mr. Matthews, and Mragains. t $11,500. and debt service, were extremely quiet at a pre- next year.'? declared Mr. Prager. Water Policy and Supply Coun- that the school rate would be The 27,000 square foot center Matthews would submit piece- $14,130 against $11,500. liminary; public hearing on the "We are offering the barest In GOPSeteUp cil meets Feb. 11 to decide the $12.12 per $100 of valuation. will be of masonry construction, meal vouchers for each job. The A public hearing on the budg proposed 190041 school budget curriculum and salaries," con- Keansburg Water Company'! bid Board officials noted, however, one-story high. It will set back work — principally shelving, cab- et Wll be held in the Keansburg last night in the high school. tinued Mr. Prager.' "A few years to drill two new wells In Rari- that the new assessed valuation ITS feet from Newman Springs inets and general carpentry - Public School Thursday, Jan. 2$, Fewer than 20 persons attend- back It was good. Now we are Plan to Pay;tan and Holmdel Townships. figures released for the townshipRd. was done from 1953 to 1958. t Ip; m. • ed, the hearing, and only three below most of the communities The company presented its re-will bring the rate down to the Parking space for M0 cars will SUte law at the time required .School election for approval of asked questions. in Monmouth County." quest yesterday to Dr. Thurlow be'provided. \ the budget and election of three dT*^VJ aTMaM*M ^» $11.60 figure. oublic bidding on jobs of over None of the questions had a ^p systeyem C. Nelson, chairman of the coun- Estimated cost of the center $1000. . board members will be held direct bearing on the budget He pointed out that Keyport Jobless $46 cil. There waa no opposition to The board originally figured the has been set at $400,000, Tuesday, Feb. 9. has always had "at hcompromis K e rate at the current year's valu- Under cross examination by Mr. Two asked for clarification of TRENTON (AP)-Six Repub-the application. Hoek'a attorney, Edward Currie, The terms of Board Preslden facts and figures, and the third school system" with less than 40 licaa Legislators today, an- The company wants to drill one ations. The new assessments for Mr. Peluso said he had. always cents of the tax dollar going to nounced a compromise plan' '5-foot deep well NO feet east the township total $2,328,480. INDEX approved the bills since Mr. Hoek and George Johnson will expire. ary students. schools! increase New Jersey's unemptoy of Union Ave. and 800 feet north Oae ObjecUea had assured him they were all Mr. Broander and Mr. Johnson, The proposed budget has been "The school system has always who are completing nine years been kicked around and the ment bsnefita to a maximum of« Pine Knot Ave, in RsriUn Though many items in the bud- under $|,000. Mr. Peluso stated m set at $912,041, an Increase over Township. The other well, also get were questioned by the 1 Bulks...... he did so because at the time °» ourd, will seek re«lec Board of Education has always S«t a week for N weeks; tkm. this year of $132,473. Leu than The propoaal wu worked out Jim Bishop be "had a lot of faith in Hoek." hair of the amount is to be raised had to fight. The public didn't located 2,000 feet south of Beth- Hal Beyle Mr. Klpp will not be a can- understand. The little old red In an effort to end a two-year objection was raised. That wu .Beard Agent didate. by local taxation. The Increase $1,000 salary increase Bridge ... In the tax rate wu estlmsted at school house is out of business; to raise benefits abow the pres- Telegraph Hill Rd. In Holmdel, for Richard M. Ford, Classified Mr. Currie has contended since In a communication, the Kesns- $3.07 per $100 assessed valuation. schools are now big business" Comics the start of th» trial that Mr. burg Teachers Association ap- declared Mr. Prsger, noting that ent maximum level of $35 a week The. total cost of the projects principal, proved, the brochure on the teach- for M weeks. would be $014,000. Mr. Ford now receives a $8. Hoek acted solely as an agent all the Keyport schools have a Editorials of the board. ers' .salary and classification Board member Louis I, Prsger total value of $2 million Insur-' Key features of the new plan Each well.would produce ... guide as presented by the board. ance-wlse. - ,' million gallons of water daily. The objector, James J. Halton, HerUeck According to the board, Mr declared the preliminary hearing •re: 14 Deertield Rd.. noted that in- Kitty Kelly Hoek gave costly Jobs to Mr. In a discussion regarding a was held to try to clear up any The major Increases in the bud- 1. Payment of a top benefit of £», »•» »»PPly would service Obituaries communication from the Middle- "misunderstanding" concerning get were reported due to the em- $40 a week to those making $02 *""•» Township and Holmdel crease of over 10 per cent was Matthews on a no-bid basis, and not in line with increases given had him submit vouchers, or bills town Board of Education asking the budget and as an attempt atptoymet of 10 additional teach- i week or more. north of Everett Rd. for' the work on a piecemeal for a meeting with the members a "greater dissemination of the ers: increase In capital outlay; 2. Payment of benefits for up Michael M. Nero, secretary and per year in industry. of the local board, It waa de- Harry D. Pitcher, board vice basis with-no voucher exceeding , I a facts." IS to 20 per cent increase in op- to 30 weeks whenever unemploy- ««eral manager of the company, $1,000. • idd ih Mr. Prager called the proposed erating costs, and salary In- meat goes above seven per cent Presented Its application. He waspresident, said that the money cided to request a meeting with was put in the budget/but-that , Bcause of.the alleged fraud and gt »»<»«« • "l»od compromise bud- creases. • of the labor force for two straight Wported by consulting engineer conspiracy, the board contended cation, at which time both boards get-tbe leechers are not happy Science, laagsga > months. , Unemploymen- t wasi Glen H. Abplualp. .-. Mr. Ford might not receive the would discuss school facilities. entire amount. He said that that Stack Market some $79,353 in contracts between and the board Is not happy." Mr. Prager stated "physics and above that level for almost all Amy Vaaderbtlt the board and Mr. Matthews A letter from the borough man- "There is no item that can't chemistry hasn't been touched of the 1M7-S0 recession, (See HOLMDEL. Pg. 2) were illegal. (See INTRODUCE, Pg. 3) M cut or compromised,'but by since the school was built/' One $. Increasing the maximum un- Say Students of the new teachers, and a large employment tax paid by em- portion of capital outlay, is for ployers with unstable employ- expsnsion of the science and the ment records. The maximum is Were Truant, 300 Attend Testimonial language departments. Reim- now three per cent. It would be bursement up to SO ner cent will raised to four per cent. Employ- For Magistrate Schaefer be claimed under Title III for ers with stable employment rec- Stole Goods Improvements to these depart- SEA GIRT - Mayors of four Leo R. Weinsteln of Matawan, ords would not be affected. first vice president of.the Mon ments. KEANSBURG - Patrolman shore communities, members of Teachers will get a straight A. Penalising workers who the Monmouth County bench andmouth Bar Association and mem- cheat to .. >c benefits by dlsqusl. Frank- Peters, school attendance ber of the county tax, board, who$200 raise. The board has made officer, reported today that an bar, and state and municipal of- no consideration for a guide or Ifying them from getting any ficials joined 300 friends and well has gained a reputation" as an en benefits for IT weeks; disqualify- investigation into the truancy of tertainer, remarked: "It's Schae- double increments. ing women for eight weeks be-!23 high achool students disclosed wishers of Marvin E. Schaefer, fer all around.' The need for screens to protect magistrate of New Shrewsbury school windows was emphasised, fore childbirth and four weeks that they had been involved In and Ocean Township, at a testi- Garrlty, who hesded the com- after; Increasing penalties on about $1,000 In shoplifting since mittee sponsoring the affair, pre- It was reported there Is approxi- monial dinner at Val Ernie's mately $1,000 window breakage employers who make false re the opening of school. Ses Girt Inn last night, sented Schaefer a camera, print ports. According to Officer Peters, 14 copier and a wrist golf scoring each year. S. Reducing benefits to those of the students are girls. New Shrewsbury Mayor Karl device. Mrs. Schaefer received a Mr, Prager also stressed that who get part-time work while With the exception of thref K. Baron, Ocean Township May- bracelet. the purchase of chairs tor the laid off from their regular jobs. girls, he said, all have been or James J. Garrlty, Neptune Schaefer was the butt of jokes Central School could lead to an The six GOP sponsors ofth thee placed on probation. Township Mayor Joseph Shafts about hit golf name. A commit- execl!ent,flnanclal. gain by mik- plan are Sens. Robert C. Crane and Bradley Beach Mayor Eu- tee headed by Ocean Township's Ingjhe school facilities avail- of Union County, Wayne Du- The remaining three violated gene B. Lowensteln were among J. Russell Hlbnets presented him able to organizations wishing to their-probation and are now In those introduced by Slate Sen. rent them, • • , mont of Warren and \ •*• the county Juvenile shelter. a duffer's scroll. Oisard of Somerset, Richard R. Stout of West Allen- Among others, present were The final public hearing on the tembiymen Pierce H. Bcamar* o f Officer PeterPeters saisaid thathat the hurst as Democrats and Repub- budget has been set for next Fri- licans rubbed elbows and forgot State Senate secretary Henry H. Bergeng, , Alfred N. Beadleiton of majority of the girls had missed Patterson of Wsnamssss, New day at 8 p, m. In the high achool. Mh d RRaymond d H", about four to six days of school politics — at least for the even- Shrewsbury Councllmen Clarence Monmouth, and llnce September. In a routine ing - while they toasted, the PubHe Notice • Bateman of guest of honor, Unterberg and Herbert Wlllett, The Police Department of the 3d, former New Shrewsbury Borough of Union Beach ti Is- Superior Court JudfieJ. Ed- Mayor J, Lester Rlftby, Ocean suing Dog Licenses at . Policf they had taken off from school Township Commlttoemen Weston each house when they Introduce to go shoplifting. "SCHAIHR —ALL AROUND" — lut It's Mrs. Marvin E. Schaefer, canter, whose ward Knight of Interlaken head Headquarters, 614 Union Avenue, legislation Monday. husband is magistrate of New" Shrewsbury and Ocean Township, who appears to be ed the panel of Jurists who shar- L, Dangler and Forrest Gillesole, between 9:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. The students took such items ed In the festivities, They Includ- New Shrewsbury' Police Chief Persons falling to obtain said ss skirts and sweaters from flatting the attention at testimonial In husband's honor «t Val Ernie's See Girt Inn T. R, Burke MM'a ghep , ed County Court Judges John C, June* Herring, and members of license by January 31 wilt be stores In Red Bank, Mlddletowi last night. Seated with Mrs. Schaafer are Supsrler Court Judge J. Edward Knight Giordano'of West Long Branch, the state police attached to the Holding Semi Annual Ssle. Bar- Keyport and Rarlttn Township, 1 subject to flno. gains. Hwy. » Mlddletown, N.J, of Intsrlsken, count/ assignment judge, left, and Mr. Sehaefer. Standing are Ocean Edward J, Ascher of Belmar and Shrewsbury Barracks, as well' as John F. Conroy, Most of the merchandise has Elvln R. Slmmlll of Wall Town- members of the Ocean Township Chief of Police. -Advertisement' been recovered. Township Mayor James J. Garrlty, left, and Now Shrewsbury Mayor Karl K, laren. ship. Police Department, -Advertisement, «.. i Met raise, from fMN to SMM, and the superintendent a $1,000 Demaad Improved yesterday. Re- Hired to Kill, Not Seduce hike, from $1,000 to $9,900 ceipts 17.400. Newark MBS. MARY E. HANAWAY I JOSEPH M. Light Volume One spectator termed the sal- New, York- spot quotations fol- in HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - Mn | CUFFWOOD BEACH-Joseph ANGELES (AP) - The NEW YORK (AP)-The stock aries too high. low: NEWARK (AP) - 1UC Hanawayrt9, . of MiUington Ball, 71. died in the market managed to nudge ahead Several representatives of the IntladM Mktwssten died this morning in home of bis daughter, Mn. Rob- prosecution plowed into the final through the Savoy Theater today Line yesterday in light trading. It wu Parent-Teacher association de- Mixed colon - Extrai («- 50 ber home. •rt Thomu, 1427 Woodmere atages*ot iu massive case in the to pay their final respects to r home. only the third time In 1100 that clared that the salaries were i extras medium T%lfr i\e.. Tuesday. ••••• ' . • •: Pinch murder trial today follow- Negro spiritual leader Bishop She was born in Bradevelt. more stocks rose than fell. low. large 27-27%; Mr. Ball MI bora in Newark. . ing testimony by a Dapper Dan Charles M. (Sweet Daddy) Grace. daughter of the late George and Volume', slipped to' 2,700,0»H Bred members defended He lived here 10 yean, and was hoodlum that he positively wu < Followers will view the hut Margaret Hardy, and WM a life- retired machinist for the Kebr- aired to kill Barbara Jean Finch, Rlvervlew shares from Wednesday's 2,720,- utaries, stating that the board Whites - Extras («-50 lbs. had been fortunate in obtaining remains' through a transparent long resident of this sres. She foot Engineering' Co., Newark. aot to seduce her. Mr. and Mrs. • Jeremiah Wit- extras medium was the widow .of James Han- Key stocks generally recovered *«h qualified administrators as glass top that covers the rich- For seven yean he was a ser- ' The start contends Dr. R. Ber- terachein, « Uke Shore Dr., Browns — Extras (4«0 ly decorated and hand-carved away. " • • geant with the Newark special nard Finch and his red-haired fractions to about a point of big the superintendent, R. Thomu Middletown, daughter, yesterday. recent losses and a few bhie J«nnarone, and secretary Charles sealed bronze coffin, Mrs. Hanaway was a member police. •. ••*;..• •:-:••::. mistress, Carole Tregoff, paid Mr. and Mrs. William Kane, II chips tacked on 2 points or so, S. Hopls The theater, at N Springfield of St. Benedict's Catholic Church, Surviving, besides his daugh- Jack Cody to kill the tennis- Carter Ave,,- East Keansburg, White - Top quality Then wu some faltering about Ust Averages Ave:, has been known for the Herlet. ter, is a brother. Frank Ball of playing surgeon's estranged wife daughter, yesterday. • lbs.) 30-M; mediums Msplewood; and a sister, Mrs. mid-season'snd a spate of profit last six years as the House of wtnSurvivin) Hanswag ary e otwf Floridao sons, anEdd- -and that they did the Job tbem- Mr. and Mrs. OoaaM Spratford, Mr. Jaanarone -himsatf noted smells 24&-2JH. Prayer for AllPeople.. A siga Carrie Sehwall, aad three grand- selvM .when Cody failed to go taking in the last half hour but that the average salary through- Browns — Top quality (4140 James Hanaway. at home; two 1K\ Hudson Ave., Eaat Keans- the list wound up n hanging on the marquee since laughters. Mitt Agnes Hanaway, children.- - - - through with the bargain. burg. daughter, yesterday. out the state (last year) ia di*lbs.) 11-3% mediums 2»MMft that time read: The funeral WM . held this The defense suggested vaster higher on balance, At no time tricto the same site u Raritaa, at home, and Mrs. Leon J. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Fetter, 10s smalls 25-M. Kenna of Hadet and two sis- morning in the John W. Mehlen- except for a flurry at the open- „, ejaM tor board secretaries "As Nosh wu before the flood, Blvd., Keansburg, ing, trading really active. so is Daddy Grace before the tenten . MMn*. RooeRobernt ""i*Higgins o^f beck Funeral Howe ,p,^ Hatlet, „,. Rev^ . to gat divorce evidence aagainsg t yesterday. $13,411 for fwiit otUniaAt MMrs . FincFihh and that Cody brag- Yesterday's closing stocks: tendeaU. tire." Browntown Mr. and Mn. WiUiam "- Im—t t* Mine Man Holmdel Newark police made special SchaaU of Eliubeth. BsyiBsyviee w Presbyteriay n Church, Adami Et loneaa *At b, ao't The figures were compiled,by Cllffwood Beach, officiated. Bar. .sleep with the doctor's wife him- ifr Redue iti the New Jersey Educational As- M' duties Vill be constructed "u m come here in a specially outfitted wife, Mri: Edna H. Youmans, Mr. and Mn. Edward Finn, 2M Out. Star » MRS. LILUAN ESTELLE ni.ne III 01 l«l in me $11,000 hearse. an a son, Chsrles Youmans, The! prosecution «I*» tried to Harvey Ave.. Middletown. Jordan quickly u possible." that the board assumed BRADLEY BEACH-Mn. v IB. 3or| Warn Pan A w All SO ppast.". . Mr. Pitcher said, "have Final services and burial wilt Jr.; another daughter, Mrs ahow that Finch probably forged ywterdsy. iucy Erla Ptram Ret 41 Start Tlw Year b d b M Fd d Janine Todaro of Havana: a llan EsteUe, «4, a former rest- Penney. JO ISHH been assumed by Mr. Ford, and be Saturday in New Bedford, Us wife's asms to a 13.100 chock Mr. and Mn. Joseph O'Neill, ludd Ce Pa Pw*U ' The board may start,construe^ brother. Cory Youmans of Wyo- dent here, ' died in Marlboro 3utova Pa Itn.-.;• he is doing a better Job of hand- MMS. two months before her battered » Carr Ave., Keansburg, daugh- Burl Jnd - tkm of a six or 12-room addition State Hospital last Friday. Caee, 11 to Middle Road School in July. ling - those responsibilities than missing, Pa.; s sister, MIM Mur- /shot once in the back, was yesterdsy. catar Trae dM/r' ••' '/: lei Youmaris of Los Angeles, and Surviving are two sons, Allen Celanlaa BilpVV found sprawled on the lawn. Medical Center < pit atti • The amounts which will stow 11 grandchildren. Estelle of Hatlet, and Frederick Chee ft Oh Pub a» iu At the outset of the hearing, Wa H. CummillfiS Mr. and Mrs. Milton Byrd. Box Chryiler on the ballot in the Feb.! Estelle. Ceafwss NSBMS Clllea ave Publlek ,U« election win be HM.925, tor cur- Harry K. Ubkert, board presi- f _, , , , ^° ^ E. Mire, a district at J2, Center St., Cllffwood, son, Col| Palm , Pullman ' dent, listed the causes of the Qf Freehold MRS. MARY H. NOWAK The Fsrry Memorial Home, Colum aaa Pur* Oil rent expense, and t2U.no, for v tlw Asbury Park, was in charge of -torae/s riwfcriting expert, said yesterday. Coml Sow RCA /• land, building and equipment - majoj t increases in the budgeg t f^*frr " FREEHOLD-Mrs. Mary H Con Edla ^^ j. FREEHOLD-W. Harold Cum Nowak, 78, died yesterday in the arrangements, (b signature on the check was Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Mic- Coot Can - totaling $I71,4JS. " which amounted to approximate- : Uil *ior» tracedtMMlrf:, AndAnd. ' twain.. * kent 25 East Highland Ave.. son, Cont Hot ' K % mings, SO, of I Haley St., died home of her daughter. Mrs, Corn Pd Board president Charles W. Julie Rocco, MJ Park Ave. hto 'conclusion a specimen yesterday morning. Crown Zell li Lube Mid it would be difficult They are: but night in his home/after suf- District Auxiliary Crue Ml fering a heart attack. , ' Mrs: Nowak WM the widow of of the doctor's handwriting, Mire Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Grey, Cum.. Wr at this time to estimate the tax 1 - Approval of the school ad' said Finch quite probably wu of • Belshsw Ave., Shrewsbury Del * Hud ditioa. IM.000 in bonds and in- Mr. Cummings wu a painting John Nowak, Of VFW to Maet Del Law Knell Oil rate change because of three new th' e one wh"'hio signed s wife's Township, daughter. Wednesday. Sinclair factors: terest and other items connected contractor. Together, with ,his Abo surviving are four other ASBURY PARK - There will Smith, AO wife, they ran the Cummings daughters, Mrs. Catherine Nag- •B*me.« Mr. and Mn. Michael HanDswcha- !&'<£.a " aoeanr 1.— An increase In tax ratwit- h the project are reflected in be a meeting of the Sixth District The packed courtroom gasped rahan, 4 West Susan St., Hulet, Dtl Pont Sou Pae • ablw, estimated at naerly 10 rail-*•»»; budget, Private .Rest Home, hen. ' rant of Conemaugh, Pa.; Mrs. Ladles Auxiliary of the Veterans Sou Ily Stephanie PekaU of Wlndber. twici e whah n MireMi , b y a slilip off. thh e daughterdh , WednesdayWdd y, e»it Ko4 Sparry M lion doUars. true value; 2 - Teachers' salaries — $!»,- Mr. Cummings wu born In of Foreign Wan Monday at $ tangos, confused the nemo of : Wlknlattaa. I End John Sd Brand Miriborb T2TZ*"laalaa « ££ Mn. Anelia Mltovl* of p.m. in the Ashby-Johnson Aux- wlaeUagteg* * N.C.C. Ellt Rlt Std Oil J -TchWinfto ratio to «0-an increue of $11,000 over Barbara Finch with that of Bar- Staff Sgt and Mn. J.M. Wynne riraatma SM Oil- true value, tor assessing pur- this year. The new, salary guide the late Michael and Delia Me- Newarkeak, , and^and^n, Stella BeUta iliary meeting room hen. S d M J i Ford Mot Mud - 8 son of this place: a sonson , WaltWaltee r bara Graham — atscuted Cell- of Wilmington, are parents Of Oen Acept T«iae0 poses, from ll.J tier cent in 1*J» ndoeted by the board gives raises Cue Commings. He had lived In Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Sixth Qen Clf ar T.i o Pr«d n of EngUshtown; 10\irnd- District president, Highlands, will fornla murderess whoso stormy of a son "bora Tuesday. Mn oen Dynanv averaging !M0 per teacher. This this area all his life. Astton to M per cent la 1IM, and 1 - an:d a great-grandchild, f -- - life and death » the gas cbanv Wynne is the former Harriet den Kite Mr* CttlAflHQSS WM IVIlatllaMrI—— -^— ~ —-^"V|l|™V^.»j# _«J hol••*»«d• a», - schoos>»«»wwla ovfi instructioWSNI n for Oen Fdi Tldawtl Oil 3 - The fact that revaluation liure includes the mandatory berwu the bashi of the film Marsh, daughtedaughte r of, Mr. and Trtnnmar 51, of St Rose of LLimai - Catholic .A requiem mass will be onered officers and members. oen Mdtore > Un cartUda w assessment figures will be put W» uaua] increment. Mr. Lub- S m., in Cone- n Want to Livel" Mrs; Andrew Marsh of Ridge- Oen Pub ut Un Pae into effect thla year. kert noted that the average Church. •t » All chairmen"* of committees a TelftEl maugh. Catholic Church. 'Mire, who testified during the wood Ave.; Leonardo. Stafff SgtS . aien Alit Unit Alre Surviving are Ms wife, Mrs. Pa., have been requested to be pre- Qooxlrlcli United C> He Mid, however, that "the teacher's salary in the, system Burial will b« In St. John's Cem- celebrated murder trial that sent Wynne la serving in the Marine Ul Un»i Josephine Yspos Cummings; two pared to discuss their duties, aoodyear Vi Plywd tax picture looks a great deal would be 19,200, and that the new etery, Wlndber. Pa. The W. H. Barabara Graham to her death Corps. , , al A*P US Rub daughters, Mn. Diane Cum- as explained in the by-laws, and at No Ry a»H brighter than we had dared to guide WM competitive with sur- Freeman snd Son Funeral Home a few yean ago. quickly cor- Oteyhound Ul (melt hope a month ago," mainly be- rounding districU. mings, at home, and Mrs. Frank ready to answer lull Oil ua nntn is in charge of 'arrangements. rected himself each time with us sitti cause of the ratable jump. Mancinl of Freehold; a son. the memben present may Budget OKd Hammer Pap 32%Van Al Stl FaM Time < Nans'W Frank K. Wooiley of Hichland lake the information back to an embarrassed: "I mean Bar- Here Pdr, a» The total amount to be raised Walwerth 1-rHigher enrollments now Park; three sisters, Mrs.1, Robert MISS' MARX L- WEST bara Finch." OCEANPORT - The Board of III Cent ,. |<<4 W»rn B,*e by local taxation, in the new their own auxiliaries. •'.-'•: M Bua Men • 4M • W Pcnn II the services of a full time c: WgRs of'Freehold.1 Mrs. Mary RED BANK-MiM Msry tyell There will be a question and But" each time Miss Tregoff, Education has adopted its 1MM1 lilt Har». M ; W.itVn Til budget, Is SSM.ajT. an increase Int Nick 103 : nurse st a cost of »f2,M0. C. Kennedy of Rod BanK,? and time once voluptuous but now growing school operating budget of 1345,- Went n of 3259.299 over this yesr. West,.,3T:pnjminond PI., died snawer. period, at Int Peper IM« White Moi ' 4-Contemplated purchase"'Of Mrs. Richard Ayers of Freehold; ; plump after six months of fail Inl TaiaTtl IT Womwarth suddsify yesterday to Monmeuth psst department i •ill OH. I-T-E CM. Brk M Tniat.Mit.T two brothers'^ John Fi Cummings Medical Center •••••;:?.-"5V -• ;••;:•- answer questions. • food, shuddered noticeably.. The public _-M s-;' .-ir-H.v,;-•••'"••!••• -i--two;new .buses ^requiring'two The action came at a and Charles R. Cummings. both the *as born in MiduWtown, second time Barbara' Graham's hearing this weik. No opposition The tour, appropriation, for driven at a salaf> of $»,00» for teachers' salaries is $520.«M. of Freehold, and four grandchil- daughter of the late John and -a*me slipped from Mire's mouth to the spending schedule was reg- • both men. Weather VFW Auxiliary hike of $78,445. dren. •-, 'V.- :••;• : •••:' Mary Midheau West, and had •Miss Tregoff winced and threw Istered. 5-Higher high school enroll' Osady aad csM wkh Fourteen new teachers will be meat and higher tuitioo- rales: The funeral will be he'd Mon-lived here three 'yean.. She for- a.'disdainful glance at one of The present budget totals $341, Votes Donations added to the staff. In addition, her-, attorneys, Rexford Eagan, IU.«N-an increase of $12,000 day at 9 a. m in St Rose ofmerly lived MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - teachers slated for pay hikes of MIM West WM a Voterd will decide on the bud- over this year. Lima ChurChurcch witih Rev. Vincent chucking by ber side.at the Contributions to several charity tMOtoSUO. " the Middletown Baptist Church. get at the Feb. I school election. Officials noted that the tuition A. Uojrd. assistant pastort , offiffi- counsel table. »" agencies wen made when the Surviving are a brother and - Finch, sitting a few feet away »«• ••* School dating. Burial will be to St. -SWEET ir PARTY is set at $7S jump over Rose of Lima Cemetery under three sisters. John M. West. Mrs. and scribbling on a scratch pad, Foreign Wan, Guadalcanal Post, D. D. Hendrickson, MIM M, Mr sad low tssagbt fa RED BANK -A surprise . . nth a range - year. Keyport's rate is direction of the Higgins Me- merely looked up each time aad met last weeWk la ' LyeU West and Mia Cathryn taw aaMSM and lower f sixteen" birthday party ?il«i!Si li W.400, in nine yean; with a BS $4J0-approximaUly the same morial Home. fixed Mire fa a cold,bboeyed West; ail of Middletown. to Cspa May: was giveMn Saturdafiatunlavy foinr MarilyM.Vll«n tJinWOOfl AVt. degree, $4,400 to 17,000. In H UUs yesr. stare. '• '. Contributions wen seat to the yean; MA degree. $4.0N to 17,. SSMI craft laiap are dkv Crabtree in the home of her par- High school enrollment for next Hold Open House The funeral will be held to- Deputy Dist Atty. Fred Which- March of Dlmn, the Monmouth 2W. in 12 yean, and doctorate, morrow at 2 p. in. In the Worden eats, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Crab- year wu set at 114. ello Mid the prosecution's case County Christmu Seal fund and M.S00 to,I7.4N, In 12 yean. For Army Enlistee Funeral Home, Red Bank. Rev. as. p. h. today, tree. Jr., 35 Highland Ave. The board attributed the Jump, should be finished by early next the Crusade for Freedom. ' The BS degree pay raises an FAIRVIEW - Mr. and' Mrs.John' E. Bates, pastor of the Satarday. Fair weather Guests were Peggy DeNspta, in Red Bank's rate to the build- To raise money for the MM- 1200 scrOH the board. MA degree John M. Brady. Sr., 7 Heddin Middletown Baptist Church, will ssme ebaace of Dorothy Stephenson, Barbara Me ing program recently completed mouth County Heart Fund, mem- teachen with four yean' exper- PI,, held open house Sunday for officiate. Burial will be in Fair axtnme: aarlh asrtlsB. VtaL, Connell, Brenda Sadler,-Barbara there. HOME ON LEAVE Gunther. Peggy Lynch, Jan Har-bers will hold a card party' in ience or more will get $2M hikes. family and friends in honor of View Cemetery. attity 10 Raises in salaries also are plan- MATAWAN - Airman Third ris, Connie Lewis, Joan Murphy, the post home Feb. 10. The All teachers will be placed on their son, Robert A. Brady, who ned for the custodial staff, the .Class James Wilton Is spending Judy Huserik, Don Ross. Conrad benefit wUI be Jointly sponsored guide for the 1H041 yesr.. enlisted in the Army. MRS. ALICE D. WALLING board secretary and the cus- two' weeks leave here with his Newman. Ronnie Michatowiki. by the auxiliary and the Mate- Anticipated state sld is listed He left Monday for Fort Dix MARLBORO—Mrs. Alice D. -parents. Mr. and Mn. How- Cris Krill, Dane and James Cot- wan Township Heart Aasodatiea. at KU.N7, an tncnasa of IN,- todian of funds. /, where he will be stationed for Walling. $2, died is Ivy, House ard Wilson, Center. Ave. He will ton, Larry Famulary, William A corned beet and cabbage Mia ' •' • '•" v AddWeoii SUa . the next three months learning Nuning Home, Middletown. report to Tyndall Air Force Base Stnmberg, Roy Madison, Jr., social win be held la March to Other Items Coder the capital outlay administrative work. Wednesday; • Florida, Feb. 3. Dane SchulUe and Wes Kurre. raise funds for the post building count, the board has appropriet Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walling WM born hen. fund.' • : . '. •.• ,•.'.-••••"•• Other budget sppropriations are: ' • . . . ' ed $10,000 for an additional site. Mrs. James Fox and Daniel J. daughter of the late Wyckoff Emma Campbell Buck. She wu Current expense (including re- Board memben said that this Brady, Keamy; Mr. and Mrs. Hathomor Couplas* the widow of Spafford B. Wai- LOCAL SECURITIES pairs, and reptactmnts). $1,021, amount plus funda-410.000- ap- Ray Hoffman and son; Gary Wild- lin». •••.. ; ••: •-,•-• .' CIUb Plant Show 5S2; debt service; $M,332. an to- propriated last year would be wood Crest; Mr. and Mrs. C. crease of $21.34},' most of H tor "^ te Purchase a new site Hsnhart and daughters, Beach- Surviving is a sister, Mn. dedicated to RED BANK - The Hathomar wood; Mr. and Mn. Fred Hoff- Howard Croxson of Freehold. • Merest on short term loans for when the need arose. Couples Club of the Presbyterian man. Sr./ Belmar; Mn. Irene The funeral will be held tomor- high school flnsnce items; sal- The board is waiting for action "INTEGRITY BANKS Church will present its fourth Speikerman and daughter, MIM row, at 2 p. m., in the W. H Div. annual entertainment, a musical aries of principals, $U,711, an en the new township toning ordi- To servo reverently ... AJburyPk. Nan 1.25 Increase of 8.143; clerical Ml- nance before picking a site. ' Carl Dean. W«t Orange, tele- £«•"»" ««^ Son Funeral Home, variety show, Feb. 12 aad 11 vUlon singing star; Mr. and Mn. Freehold, Rev, Glenn A; Hine. with dignify and baaufy 2.30 in the new church auditorium. arles, $11TJO, a IT.H0 hike; which The equipment figure under .90 Francis J. Bsnach. Middletown. PMtorrt Old Brick Reformed always, and offering the te&Ssa w«l Include hiring of one more capital, improvements shows 1 Mr. ud Mn. Robert G. Good- end Jack Plunkett, Riverside Church. win offlclet - Buris •"7.00 full-time clerk sad two part-time fliure of $14,100 which includes •Hmoit in consideration. 2.00 man, Jr. of Navesink, who have clerks. Heights. will be In Maplewood Cemetery, .Central Jersey Bank directed previous shows, are funds for purchases of the two At no time don croed or w Also, administrative salaries. additional buses. Farmers k Merchants ••-••••: d again in charge,' LT. JAMES L KEARNEY fwlco malio any dlfforense First Nati, Bradley Beach 5.00 Proceeds will be used to pur- $M.7#, up $5,724. including Ml- The board now .operatea foui EATONTOWN - The body First Nat'l, Freehold. MM) ary guide Increases for the Khool buses snd contracts for another. in Ida htgh standards wo Kjaniburg-Middletowa 14 chase additional equipment for Acquit DriverPint U, James I. Kearmy, 21. 12.00 superintendent, board secretary, The contracted bus will be drop- hayo ypheld and shall eon. ton Branch Trust 1 either. the. new Sunday-school is being shipped from Fairbaaks, MerchanU.Trust . •. ••• ii.oo building or the church. Specialty two clerks and custodian of school ped next year, officials said. Alaska, to this plsce. • .70 22 tlnuo to uphold In our Mt Bank numbers will be done by couples funds and employment of one The debt service figure is .. In ^ 30 new Janitor. H.K0. Lt. Kearney, a former residen aervice and responsibility • .10 who are members of similar at tSS.140 u compared to SM, FREEHOLD - A Jury hire of Villa PC, died la the crash of 3.00 couples clubs in the Red Baak ai ' Donald Wen- a six«iglne fM7 Jet plane la 1.00 area. .•:•••. •••••.... sal. II. of "1 Carmen PI.. Rk>Alaska lest week. Rehesruls started Jan. 0. ff ichS a Bank, of causing death by auto The Robert A. Braun Home for Uietroslos Assistance CoiJ"*1™*1'... Orgulutio. ud m Womoj, voUaTTu b?a*aTti, approve Wemet tastitlad that ha wuFunerals will be in charge of ar- Electronics Associates (xxx) he t2$2M$ ot fi the driver of a car which went rangemente. John E. Day off the road and struck a tree Hanson VW-M ^V. ley, Brielle, vice chairman of the The stectloa turaed out to be ammmiiHiare en Feb » and a-jMuie on Navsslnk Ave., BERT POMEROY National Newark and Essex Bank- Funeral Home Haydu Industries the biggest vrer.ia Rarftan, with Middlstown Township, Aug. I SEA OIRT (AP)-Bert Pome- tawaco; Ing Co., hai been re-elected chair- 1.107 votes, cast. The $l.$N.N0 COn OF LIVING roy, M, a former race1 horse W atvatmlaa Monmouth Park .45 man of the advisory committecommittee hlhlahh schooh l was bya Carol Cording, II. of $ Hunt NJ.Nst.GM ' ' . ' of the Newark Clearing House As- 2-1 mania. " ', WAWUtOTON (AP)-Ths gov- St. Rumoan. a passenger In metraloer. died yesterday in Fltkla Hospitel. sociatipa. Wilbur Bramwell, Lit. car, died In Rlvcrvlew ^fespital U. S. Homes and Developmeat Corp Polllag places tor the Fab. '••«!?**»••««•••• "• MrM . PomeroP y retired •Ml lnaTliaallaMai !• aUffffal* ffM\ att ahaMaa^aat ml**tU Jl* fAUst Mvlag oasts rsadug for the as-osas^Ev ajsja^Bj ajivj^pvv^BaTVSvv aine tie Silver, Is manager of the as election, will be: Wsst years ago. He lived at MJ HWWIIB] ill •Jaunlt (aTJI| V«l MfCffll IHICK CUV. 19ali sedation. burg firs house. Hatlet tloa today. The advance The youth testified that he wu Leo' *flus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div. IM0; Saa Girt Manor. •Vlneludes extrr dividend. Township HaO. JUrttaa Oarage was that tha.aew data, for Degoin- g over N mitos aa hour la FINED $M and North Ceaterville tiro kaaas. ««bsr. wouldn't show much a spoils car when ha lost control RED BANK,-George Jones, Polls will be opsa from 2 to ichaagal November level. M he wu passing another car. 41. of UH Central Ave,, yester- p. m, , Pay raivs of about M0.00* work- Me wu represented by Wl|liam day was fined $2} by Magistrate • . t» an gearad to cheagw. report' Wichmaim, Had Baal.'•, John V, Crowellon a charge of The Irish Free State wiu set ed la today's new living east fig- Worden Funeral Home Thf Adams Mtmorial Horn* being drunk and disorderly. uplnlOU, ures, They are expected to get AeUml-Tlitl't •*•• Tkt about a psaay-an-hour pay. raise MaMlkM Ml ha»a ken S - • ^nsnBB«BBBnB»iBBBnnBSsB«BSSa1SBa»sjmjj iMlr Mrtrtuura Mr.wtr ttita-ajst- ss a result lara al a aamanr — AwarllaaBiam. 74IS7 Stiaansof to Me«n» Memorial Homo Ikht Horn of life ROBERT A. BRAIN are often happy memaries-meklng the Monmouth County's new, sMdera, noasectaria MM a tiaatury of futura hoaei. Let us Nelp you mska mesa memories Hve m a funera.1 horns, with a homo-like atmosphera sio;meinof> , keautlful, persensliree monument, One of the county's most modern funeral ial chapel. Constructed to assura greater comfort aad NINMAl MIKTOII Visit our display and let us ••" help you without eWlgatton. with s completely home-like atmosphere. privacy for you during a trying period. IN BROAD STREET JOHN VAN KIRK*"* •UILIC INSPECTION INVITED III Has) !, N. J. LIBERTY Um * Formsrly of Cut Orangs HARRY C. P. JAMES A. ROIERT F. /^ • • •••gf s» m fyvn mm'wmm »*' w «ss«sWiFip»»1»*ii*w--*- -* BBSSSBSSSaKVl^BSSBSSsWtfaS* SSBS» " * County Government SetupEstate Sold School Unit Mrs. Spears Ti EAT0NIOWN-A.PwlKtei, dtntial year we hope to increase n Rumson Draws Plans Ocean County freeholder, termed FAIR HAVEN - The recently this itate'i system of county gov- New dabs RUMSON - The William H. Of Ticket Switch trmed Schools Committee' met erameat u "the most respon- Mrs. Morris Robinson of Long Htotelmenn firm reports the tale Mr. and MrsFre. d Engel- Wednesday night and set up ai DALLAS, Tex, (AP) - In- board the airliner to hit) place at sive and the most practical sys- Branch, immediate put presi- its tint major goal drawing up stead of portly. Dr. Robert .V. ampa was not clear. tem in the world," in a talk yes-dent, told of the growth of new estate on Buena Vista Spears It wu another ex-convict In Tampa. Taylors starlit > Mr. and Mn. a plan to keep residents better terday before the MonmouthCoui dubs in the county since last informed about school nutters. using his airline ticket who died Mice ssid-ss she had earikr- ty.Federation.of Republictn Wo- November. She said there are of Rumson. a Nov. II plane crash, Spears' )wt her former At the same time, the group 1 now four new dubs, and that residence, which , wu ni ht men. €Omp e plans to bring before the Board ftfe •*><> f* 8 unduly influenced by Dr." The meeting wu held at Old the Freehold area club organised i *21 This "disclosure in a dramatic and .betrayed." Expressing in November with a member- owners Education the thinking of resi< Orchard Country Club. More than dents on school matters. radio-television interview by "great shock" at Mrs. Spun" MO attended. ship of 10 .now has 2J paid-up 1057, contains rs. Frances Spean, 36, follow statements, Mn. Taylor memben. hall, living room, biUIifd A total of 17 persons,' the com- "Your County Government" mittee's sponsors, met in the Wil d by little more thin 14 hours tt7^M Peaky was Mr. Kings' subject. He said Mn. Ann Flynn, Aibury Park. room, dining ! FBI's discovery and arrest "I hoped against an odds i powder mom, kitchen and tow Street' School. t ' • that one of the advantages of outlined the federation's annual > JJ/; Robert L. Reynolds, temporary her. li-yearold husband in hing would turn up and that Mr. hhavini g thh e county ruled'bld by a ChristmaChit s welfarlf e program. BBe- ~l chairman, said the unit plans to Phoenix, Arix. Taylor wasn't on that plane, al- board of freeholders is that "they sides giving lit gifts to patients achieve permanent status. She said Spean, a former Dal- hough I felt all along he wu are always around to help, and at Briar HiD, county welfare • naturopath, gave his reterva- » the plane because I had sot two maidi' Its purpose, he,added, is not their services are always avail- home at Freehold, the club alto Mm to William Allen Taylor, 60, Mtrd from him." ' ••: t able to municipalities, withoutt> made contributions totsUag — third floor. to function merely at school dec- Of tilt pfOptftJf Ml Uon and budget time, but through- «»f Tampa, Fto.. read ne» day A 137,500 policy of Taylor's Bfe. ing through great amounts of red to county charitable out the vear tlut me airliner had crashed into mued from a vending machtos and health canters. filtered swimming pool oa the "1st'• pity outside NW, Tommy. Y«Mt can tape." east ternce and a summer - -' - the Gulf of Mexico, and seited at Tampa's International Airport, : Mr. King declared there is a patio. Htm fetT which to com- pick «s latorI" . He said a steering committee the opportunity to diuppear. reached Mn. Taylor by mail two trend by individuals to term our pletely screened wu set up.to plan an agenda Forty-two persons went down days after the crash. It showed form of county government as not The"1 property compritu 7.33 for the group, with the plane. Taylor, making a round trip being- "strong" and that it could MEDICAL Knew It S flight to Dallu. obtained the mi- be best directed and handled mat*, of which Mr. and MnFellowship. File Charges, la addition to Mr. Reynolds, Icy only 13 minutes before the sir* from one central location, by one Boyle have purchased all the consists of Robert Havana, H. Spears.whom aba had believed Vista Ave. frontage of Raymond Young. Charles Nicker liner took off. ' y paid appointed director. MEMOS Against Cop dead for nearly two months, told FBI men questioned Mri. Uphills lystasa acres. Tht Eagethomt Slates Talk son, Stanley Mcltwff, Mrs. Frank about the decention duriu. a ae- have, retained'IV. acres with a MIDDLETOWN - Mlu Mir- BwroB Spean and searched her home "The present system" said the WALL TTOWNSHIP - Miyor . Herbert W. McNuUy, eret visit with, bis wife here two prior to tost night's broadcast, Ocean County freeholder, "gives targe garage fronting on Con- weeks ago, Mn. Spean related. Successful persons use self- over La. they have moved to City will speak on "Christi3£u So-•«•«Td«rgur• ••• f nsttect of duty Menon. toy declined to uy whatwu you the chance to vote tor the mi He hoped hit family could col- found. There wu an unofficial hyponisU to their dairy activities Virginia, where, they own a Urge eiadell Relations" at the raeetiagg ^™ .^^7tc ^ tower tiie Mr. Reynolds said the commit' lect more than $100,000 to life in- oY the Womu'i'Fellowship of th. %g tee agreed "there was a need for tannu, she aid report the agent paid special at- tonal contact with him at any department tention to 26 volumer on hypnosis It Iis a" welweUl known fact whan Therre Is • buildingg site on the BptisBtptist ChurchChch'Monda' Mondayy at I• hhad bom filed against Police Sgt improved dtotemtoatton of 'infor- Her account wu made public time, and It gives you the oppor- a person hat been conditicoed by l0"**ld» d «* ,*,* • HoylHyl t ppproperty mation from the community. : to ere about the same time an in the Spean house. tunity to explain to him your p y Jobs Down, St. Mrs. Taylor had voiced a be- repeated suggesttonto s by a hypooh«•"We- «•"Wenn are located many shade Memben hatbands and women ccogniied school authoritiu and Aritona friend of Speara, Dr. Wil- thoughts on various issues: A paid of the Union Baptist Church of The fro—m .•..there_ i—backw to^ .ith-e -.MIpublic-. »||lm A TaHkM toU w HQ^ lief, to Tampa police earlier that director, running your county tilt, every time that certain sug Feb. I her ex-husband must have been 1 He said the committee, "whicti of finding'a case of from another section of the state, i f ti cut be arbitrary and csrry on Mn. Thomu H. Morfqrd ar-* _• • couista of dtixens totensted to cached in a desert cabin where more Banks tnd Mr. and Mnrange. d Uw prugram. The speak- Jg ™n™ public education/' met to dis- he hid Stwan after the crash. his work to a selfish way." g pg p p ho hid Spean after the crash. A Dallas lawyer for the Spean F. J. Rowse. er Is an associate aecrettuy in netcner. - cuu "the need for an active com- , Mn. Spean denied that her Mr. King then proceeded to Mr. .Boyle is associated wih Mr. Fletcher ssld todsy the family. Charles W. Teatnter, told tell the gathering of the many the Council on Christian Social mittee to assist the school board, husband planted a bomb in thereporters he believed "hypnoito hit father to the newspaper buV Pragms of the American Baptist chargegess stemmed from three ata- theachooladministration,andtheNational Airlines-operated plane "extras" that the average free- ineu to Union City. N. J. Convention, She also serves leftdld , incidentiid s ef InsubordlnaIbdl - Parent-Teacher Astocttion in sev- wu involved" to the case. • • holder does for his constltutents. Ci Sh l H r had anything to do with the Mn. Spears uid ahe asked a member of the advisory com- tion on Dee. II, U and IS, Its*,eral sreas." rash. and, said "a paid director, off mlttee for Christian world rala- Mr. Fletcher aald he filed his Mr. •Reynolds ssld the group her husband two weeks ago "why in Trenton, can't do this, es- Turska, freed after six houn it had happened and what had peclally when jour problem in Drivers Fined, tiona for the United Church Wo- charges with the committee inwould meet again to about 30 of questioning by the FBI in men of America; in the depart- December, and was not aware days. happened." your home town needs solving meat of Christian sodal relations why It had taken a month for Phonelx yesterday, said he un- "He uid he drove Al's ctrw at once."' ' • '• • •• •' •'.' i Lose Licenses in the Protestant Church Council a hearing date to be set. derstood Investigators found dy-Al (Taylor) could fly here to hav» Mr. King has been borough g namite fuses to Spean' luggsge. NEW SHREWSBURY - Jessie of NeN w YorYk CityCit , andd M a Fletcher aald SgtSgt. DownsDowns, on Mi injured neck repaired." ahe clerk of Beach Haven, when he An FBI spokesman declived com- recounted. "He said he reed about' Brown. 7 Crawford St.. Eaton- BOB • governmental organixatioa Dec. U, refused to go to the aid United Church ment. ; lives, since MM, and amember town, wu fined CO to Municipalrepresentativei to thh t UiUnitedd of a hurt attack victim, e* the cruh of the plane aad,ha of the.Ocean County Board of At tint when a hypnotist states f ht ttk iti Both the Civil Aeronautics uw an opportunity to loav*>gu Freeholdere since 1932. He is a that the person will fall asleep Court last night on s careku States Mission to the United Nt- olainlng that he wat then driv. Board and a Senate Aviation Sub- driving charge. tion. ' lag a motorist to a service sta- Women Given and the babies with torn* former director of his county when he inapt hit fingen, hit committee have been trying to clal security. board, and a member and former words may have very little ef' The fine wu imposed by Mag- A native of Maine, Mlu Cor- tion to get gu for hit dlubled determine whether bombs caused •Vt. istrate Marvin E. Scbaefer. bitt wu ggraduate d from Bayy- ear: on Dec. 14, refused an or- president of the State Board of feet. However, whe» this Officer Slate the Nov. II crash and tftat of "Hefelthohadlwenalprssi Freeholders Association. gestion it reputed anil tried over motorists were fined for path Institute in Springfield, der to escort a grocery store manager to the bank," and on FAIR HAVEN - A new tttte another National Airlines plane and it wu a chance to and over again; eventually, Man. She hu done graduate of officers wu presented by Miss J«". • star BoUvto, N. C. 1 work at New York University's Dee. IS, refused an order to ap- of that burden. , Mr. King wu Introduced pending upon the susceptibility F D Marie Wllby, nominating com Acctsst Breadcut Mn. Spean, a thin sad ratstr of the person, the hypnotist mere- School of Education, prehend s disorderly, person. Joteph C. Irwin, Red °|ro' fct SL s mlttee chairman, at a «r Mn. Spaan first gave her ac- toll former secretory, aad her rector of Monmouth County's ly hu to snap hit fingen and of the United Church Women husband have two eUldrs»riO- Board of Freeholders. A guest at the person instantly fails uleep. Membership Officer mootlMld Jlobto Deborah rasd Persons who leirn self-dis- the meeting mi Jack Lampiag, lersey City; $»; BeUe A. PtiAddretae- s VFW Monday to the home of Mn. Irarector of Dallu stations executive director of Ocean Coun- cipline do the same thing to CtIrTO66D>- Vtaceai Boyle, (Continued) L. Crouse. and KRLD-TV, transcribed at her Why Taylor take thoplsst ty's publicity 'offices, and execu- J erry, D. I., S2>, aM . - They aarne Mn. DwightS.'Young S Robert AA. Glnsburg; on the surface near tho Clyde*- 7 brick borne in East Dal-. from Tamps in place of Sptsra> tive director of the State Board 115. Glnsburg; East Or- centramanofVFWforMoainouthCounl area membership chair- dtlm mine. pruidenti Mn. Crouse. first vice tot. She ctobontod a bit in talk-"He uld that Al't wife wu ef Freeholders Association. pruMent; Mn David Woodward, Fred J. Coles, Dunetlen, was ty and member of MlddWown 'WMo •, eracts later in g witihh a reporter after thegiving him s rough time,". Mn. The program was arranged by immediately associates that second vice president; Mrs. Ber- ined for speeding and Post wu speaker scfsu s MMSverad read broadcastoadcast. Spean uid, "and he wanted to Mrs. Irwto, who tspUlned that nard C. DeLoach, Jr., secretary, get away from her and tot about Purvis, Fort Monmouth, "Ight «t a meeting of Guadalcanal the towu of "I tint knew about Dr. Spean this 'subject wu chosen to point MI rurvu, ran msaamiin, •"•»•».«»P VF«« f•«.««» to th» »• inwHtauh Hu and Mn. Robert Morae, treas- his neck Injury." • \ When he hu something else to s IIS fine for careless driv- Post. VFW,, in the post home. He urer. being alive on Jan. 7 when Dr. out to members the advantages tag. W to dNert tratlle eats stds of the type of county government discussed membership and com- InstaUaUon of the officers wi Turska rang my doorbeU found in New 3ttuV- Said ahe Dr. par mesded the local post for having take place at a tea Feb. 1 at handed me a letter from Dr. He told mAl'wuoa the tlU ceBt Spean in his handwriting," ate "We are unique here to New Jer-eats somewhere else. ', - -. — • H ^}^>&. pablHip p. m. by the women of St. Thorn- said. Previously she had aald the ptone. but ha didn't uy whether sey, at we are one of the few A leu successful executivt ii speeding and 83 for contempt of nembtnblChariu' pHobb for Its)y .commander, u Church, Sunset Ave., Red he uw him get on. I ukedhi/ itates-who nave this type of gov< court. j Bank. date wu Jan. I. if anything had been' done to the eminent. We must work to keep Ida *•• •ee-l as soon as they received A World Day of Prayer wil "At fint I thought it was Plane and he taM 'no.'." if strong." A bo held March 4 at 1 p.m. trick. But I had toknow . I went Mn. Spean appured near col- from Post 0170, Newark. ne Mrs. John T. Lawley, Middle- prepared to go down Into the , Calvary Baptist Church, ae after a tleepleu night, and have shown by exhaustive studies Mr. Hobby urged post members mine. town, president, presided. Mn. that mental efficiency It much theme for the day wilt be Hotel the nighg t of Jan. 7 and a dtodoctorr put her to bed under •>> tka The explosion wrecked the sur-oren With God- *•• Vili e an emotionatill meeting sedation yuterdsyd . She. sounded Jules Utdllta, Portaupeck, read greater it one particular place ItltCllie hct V eeting sedation yuterdsy. She. sounded the following report for the norai. ia used for work and for abso- m ««! ventilator, cutting off the for I thought Dr Spean wu d d did h h v post-spnsored Drum and supply of air to the trapped min- The Sacrificial Meal" will be -for I thought Dr. Spean wu composed and discussed her hut- astlng committee: lutely nothing die. AWard Bugle Corps Feb. 17 and 2* to held March : at ,12:30 p.m. dead, and there he itood in front band's case with teeming calm Mn. Edward J. Davies, Ocean- ers. The first talk ftdng the res-the Red Bank Presbyterian In the tame way that form of RUMSQN - John Ritchie. Hu- Matawaa High School auditorium, g of me." however, during but Bight's to- port, for first vice president; cue teams was to get air through Church, Tower Hill. How Spun' induced Taylor to terviewt. - -~ , Thomu Mn. Noel Nllsoo Long Branch, third vice, presl dayjiving easier and more sue- thli hat not been: accomplished.that Dr. Gloria Wytmer, an 9 dent Mrs. Kendall Lot, Asbury ^ a recent Meeting of Navestak authority on the near East and 'Breakfast at Night Set m.^1 ..^^..» ' ••••••'•JI..W • MML Chapter. Toutmasters Intenia* Africa who hu just returned from Fan, assistant roconnng secre- tkmal, in River House Inn. Introduce Ethiopia, will apeak Sunday, Feb. tary; Mn. James E. Brandigan. The talk covered the life story (CostiMiod) 14, at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m ta of Norman Stuart HaU, a Nep- agtr. to reply to tbt board't re- By Bnai Israel Men's Club Union Beach, assistant corres- wtnm • Embury Methodist Church, Lit- ponding secretary, and MnSDL. Holds tune resident who rose to great- quest that s recreation director bt tle Silver. neu, died a hero's death/and to ™* of drilling machinery RUMSON -The Men's Chib.sf George Conway, West Long engaged, advised toqujriea ware also sent down Branch, treasurer. whose honor.two scholtrthips being made by the borough Stretchers Relief Auxiliary Congregation Bnai Israel wilt bineton Tune' Party were established at, Yale Unlver- the Civil Service Commiuion _ up near the pithead. hold a "Breakfast at Night" to The following were nominated EATONTOWN -• Nlneteea sily•*. .1 ' towhatwiiflutioutliepoitre. Vereaniging Hospital wu stand- Fine Vondras Installs Slate the synagogue, Ridge and Hanco for direenn: M . membeb n off thhe SonS s and DaughDh - O p Kil ing by to give' emergency treat- WEST LONG BRANCH - New Rds.; Sunday. foBelmarr direenn; Mn: .Mn WlUla. Rutm hSmack Slsco., Other speaken were Ned Kil- quire*e.. WlUl Sk ten of Liberty, Prids of Crescent leen, Little Silver, who spoke on Scout Leaden of District three ment to any injured brought up. officers of Red Bank Relief En- Principal speaker will bt Jamat Ltocroft; Mrs, Stanley Tracy, At- Council, attended a meetiag and the dangers of Inflation, tad Rob- For Thefts Long, director of the Monmouth. i«tit«w»^« :s»*::-ia'^'*• •*'• were grantsd permission to use gine Company^ Auxiliary were in- lenhunt: Mn. Hary H. Jack- "Name That Tuna? party Mon- ert HIU, Rumson, whose subject the school s»ditori\m RED BANK - William Vt stalled Tuesday at its annual din- County Family Council, who win* ton; Jr., Shrewsbury; Mn. Rob- drat. 41, of II Stanford Dr., Huner to' Joseph's Restaurant. •peak on "How to Be Happy art Wood. River Plan; Mn. Priiea were giveg n to Mn Artogg s House." . , program on the let, yuterday wu found guilty Thou Emir/ Levering. Port Mosmouth, JoM- (Continued) Mn. Frank Wlssemam of Fair 8h Mtrried." He will biis> lent CCaini , MMn . CorC a WagnerWagne, Guests at the meeting includecluded k t of Scouting!Sti!" of a charge of petty larceny. Haven, the auxiliary's first pres- traduced by Leon F. Roeenftld. Mn. Harry H. Clayton, Jr., Rum-and Mn. Fred HarHartleyt , wtttthh Theodorheodore LesLeshh, South RiveRiverr, prapratt - ThTfce CCub ScouStt Pack i 'eekey Hollow : FwM Club He wu charged with tak- breakfast chairman, ton; Mn. Robert CoM, Mata- ident (194M0), conducted the in- special awards to Mn CorC e John-IdeaJhIdeall of QueeQ n drd y Cht by the Keamburg Suttax. ing 1104 worth of meats from stallation. Nnt Josell, president of the wan; Mn. Bettina Layton, As- ton anJ d M•« n Wagner«»TI'*L. l Bora to Germany, he wu the bury Park, aad Mn^aa Wea- ' permtaHoo to hoM Mayfalr Market, East Newman Mn, .Elisabeth DuCkw, vie..w. .club . , will make th—e addres-. s —of Mn. Hansel Mn. Bnmtwlewlekk; Uician Borno Southi annusl Blue asd Gold dtostr tot of the late Nicnoiu Springs Rd. He had been em- president, accepted the gavel to welcome .Greetings for (ho syna- Marilyn Loag. and Mn. Mnnie River,. and Frank Jose of Fairr the school cafeteria Fob: Is. Risstoa Schwarta. ployed . u a butcher. the absence of the new. president, gogue will be given by William Mn. Lawley taid eleetos wffll mtHi A resolution wu adopted auk- Ha had lived hen four yean; Magistrate John V, Croweell Mn. Joseph Hyslop of Estontown, Klstsky, President of Congrega- be held at the annual metttog, M»: tog available the recreation fa-formerly residing in Woodbridge. fined Vondru $100 and gave himwho wu unable to attend. tion Bnai Israel, and Mn. Morria March IT. This will be a hmch- Mn Hartley tad Mrs Ralph day Wghto to River House. Ctob cIMtlei ontht school"grand! tor Surviving are hit wife, Mn. Westerman, president of tht Sis- eon with Mri. Wesley Herritta a suspended OMsy county Jail Othen installed were Mn. John Tbtlma Brand Schwarta; two sentence. Vondru had pleaded Green, treasurer; Mrs. Katerhoody . - u chaimran. ough.youngston. sou, Chariu Schwartz, Jr., ofnot guilty. Franklin, recordins. secretary, Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal win Mn. Uwley announced that 15 memben met to borough had Middlesax and Ralph Schwaru of Vincent J. McCue, Red Bank and Miss Barbara Brower. cor-give the Invocation and benedlc the Utlr annual preaident's forum for s "puny ule". Mn., Jobs- AfiaMb MIEIIHO Flushing, L. I.; four grand- lion. Cantor Sidney Scharff will of the State Renmtlen Women attorney, uld he would file an resDonding secretary, ton and Mlu Sara Bowatsr were MATAWAN - Delegate* three .brothers, Nicho- Mn. Everett Brower and Mrs sing popular songs, to be followed wiU be held Feb. • at Princeton mlor Girl Scout Troop 1 appeal for Vondru. to .charge.. . -:.•:,<' .-V. las asd Louis Schwarta of Trcn- Vondras and four other former Green were chairmen of the din- by group singing. Inn. She alto urged memben to The Monmouth and Ocean Coun- tended a monthly morting Set at Y employees of the market were ner. The idea of a breakfast at night attend the state regional meet- ty Past CounciUon met with the Senior Planning Board; at (h. came from tht successful month- to^Msrehlt.stOtdrWght.Ina, charged Nov. 17 with stealing $»,- The auxiliary presented Point Point RED Mn. AUct Tdan of Bayslde, 7W worth of muta and meat past-president, Mrs. Atonic Cur ly .breakfasts of the Men's Club Hlghtstown, and aald that If tut- Pleasant • Tuesday night. Mn. Ian, camp director, wljj bt on at the synagogue. So many wives flcient Intentt H shown, a bus and Mn. Mary Lynn of products. chin. Jr., with a gift and a pait Hartley,' * councillor,'MpOfttu -Ott president's pin. The new officers expressed a desire to attend the wiU bo Mred to take memben the event. mvHatloo wu extendid to The other four are awaiting -™.. morning to wtlcomet pupastt campcamp- grand Jury action on grand lar-received cortaget, ' . meetings that one wu scheduled w that husbands ud wivet may A.potyanna p.rty,M thoseen.and thtlrparent, at an Oc- ft **Lft!of Honor.* •"• May ? IVm^ U» y ceny chargei. The nut meeting will be held ajz Home, Long Branch. Burial will In a statement signed by Von-Fob. 10 In the fire home, Drum' illenaV b featured at m Moaday at .the <^m»im7YMCACommunity YMCA,. |Esrl«, aad-to vUlt the The women of the Sisterhood «dBoy Seout Camp at Foroftburg, *»">Oretmawn Cemeury. Wail dru Nov. I, he uld he took mond PI., Red Bank . bnyrof Oekankkoa •nut worth not less than 14 will prepare tnd serve food under »—»-*ai -the yJN.Y. • •• •-•/•;•,• Ltsg Branch. ___' the direction of Mn. Jack Winten Ma M MfldfOTO Will - MVftat> ' ft«k '...-•. •,...,.. week, and cost tht market about lit) t week by undercharge and her house committee. lord of Middletown, vice chair-U,y celebrants. Offjcen win bt to recall happy memor. Wild Flower man of the couity RtpabBeuil'—••-RtpabBeui • ^ IV« HAffM TO YOU* himself for meat. tot as Mr. Douglass shows fllmt 1 Committee, to chairman. Secre- as the strata .and dteeuatta tttt Steven R. Schutt, of Manage- 'Block of Dim.i tary of Ubor James P. Mltch-| •jnite Halto Poti . ^^•p V^^a^af anja «n*aB r ajaajawaj Wa^aaaawaj ivV^P mast Safeguard!, testified Vow •II,. who it a Uttle Silver Uvtog, la me multi-municipal drat signed the statement willing- Aids Polio Fund lint, to to bt speaker. • •res urvsd by the Y here are in Newark Discussed MATAWAN - The March of - An arbitn tons in fMiliet whou mem- Vondras said he was raltl - NEWARK he tlgned the statement. SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Karl Dimes campaign is * A Igw wr%^s*saswr • SJFS ^PB"SUS™SWOS "SP^B"W. ^^^^ IKIDaB* bers attended the Y camps. Some 1M boys and girls were there He uld he was told he would aouncad that tfcs NiUosal R»S"• ship of Mn. subtlcM Federation will sold ks last'summer. Another big season have to lake a lie detector test tsnual muttog to Atlssttc City. to expected this yur. If he did not sign the statement. hive.been sent to 1,500 • Mo uld he took home only un . residents. The annual - 1 den Club Tuesday it the home ^^^. aktakakfa^^^i MfkM ' ^Lkft&4) ' " """"*"™ -* ialsble meat to compensate foi Mothers March will be held next •TV pWtn'M Un SSSJ|HI of Mrs, Frederic Messina in Thunday wiU bt New Jtney Day, The gu pKkattog a Orsca Una ship Kraylnll To overtime he uld he wu not | Buttonwood. spuker win be whoever the par- The annual "block of dimes" She urged tho women to usebrought In 142 for. the rand.Th e as Its sraaVttsnsI ^SJABJ ••. am V' S^^LSW ' * aauah^a^aftak^H |M S A gaBtaa Tht defendsnt's wifs/ Mrs more wild flowers In their gar. sjaoj stay BFB^BSSFSSWW^"*^ Nving.iw opponuaitm, Gladyi Vondru, uld the "block" was t painted line front Leave Post dens, stating that there ire com'Ravine Mn. Conway outllaol LoagshoramM and othen wu dd and brown. Dr, to Little ' to_cross their picket. Itot OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Amu msrclsl growers who ipeclaliic on Saturday, local reildenta held at the asd evtstusuy -about 1,100 men E. Knybill. Jr. said yesterday In these species, She deplored Republican commlttotwomea'a ' HOTEL SOLD. placed contributions there, wen Involved. • he will resign u a member of the fact, that, with today's rapid Members of Senior Girl Scout mosttog. She uld that 1W it The New York Shipping As. the Township Committee Jan, JO, SPRINGFIELD (AP) - Ttl development of rural areas, we to bt "RapubUcu Year" aad that Troop 312, who manned tht lint, toelttloB saiaid operations at A Democrat and the only ou on Hotel Highlind, 1 00-room h are destroying wild flow*™ K included Sandra DeShaw, Shells Feb. SttrtiTbe "RtpubUcu port wore (he five-man committee, Mr, known for Its dining room, h the hundreds with bulldotcn Day." On that day, atato Repub- Hau>er, Ruth Ann fCarablnet. The checktn local complained KrayMU to expected to end Mi been tcquired by Lawrence Lewith no regard for old trees or Linda Wllklnt, Jean Doerrer. lican women, will devote their that New York, States Island asd solltlcal conntctloni baeaust of more, resliurtnt operstor other vegetation. timt to registering and signing Margaret McDonald and Alvlst Brooklyn checkers were gettinr His appointment lut week'as West Springfield tnd Wlndic Mrs. Lclitnur alto taid Hint, rci McDonald, up at lesst one new Republictn Locki, Conn, torstion plant for Allaire State the bulk of the work at the clerk In tht county District Court, Troop leader* assisting wers party member, port, thus eliminating Job oppor Mr. Kraybill Ii tlso expected Sydney Groitimin of Likcwood Park call for dpcciul conncrvutiun 1 of wild flowo/a. Mrt, John Karablnes and Mn. Mrs .Robert Bernard of Fair [unities for Newark area' retl lo resign u truitce o( the Ocean N, J,, a principal In the Sydne; Donald Morrlt, Haven, chairman, said that the dents. Township Democratic Club, Ha Is Groiimsn hotel chain, holds th Harry Ron of Monmouth Hills federation new has a member The men were expected to . i former club president. mortgsge. will speak on "House Plinta" When In doubt »bmi! ho« .. ship of more thin 1,000 members turn to work today while theli Mr, Krsyblll'i term Ii due to ' The auction'' silt price wi at the Pel), If club meeting, also Mn, Lawley uld "In this a pna- grievance wu being considered axpira Dec. 91,' < $179,030, at Mri, Mcnlna'i home,

)• Unit •Mts iscover tales of battles won, or not?" The mobile unit will demon- thology of High School Poetry. 7 The program, scheduled oes conquered, "What if I did belt her one? She's tratette itory behind telephone May S at Long Branch High £?taa p7rt science plays in life lived, my wife—not yours." School, is a follow-up to goal reached, ^j ^7 and what the hi- Peace. "He couldn't be very smart tufe holds for us in terms of sci- still on foot" entific acheivement to compfcti- Middletown Township HigriSchool tors and visitors at the Regional "How is it so many cops buy October, and a college Night Science Fair. It will aslo be avail- apartment houses in Florida when they retire?" Asbury Park High School in able March 31 to other visitors, Officers, lovember. "Do you have any idea whom you are arresting?" The telephone show, which is Other activities of the council housed in a M-foot trailer, wilt Directors "Are those your feet—or did the ski lift break include a Guidance Counselor's have displays of television, Nike down?1' Profasskmal Night, set for March missiles, the solar battery, tran- 8, to which all teteher-counsel- $Mn, a VanguardI missile, prog- Are Elected "Where do you fellows hide out? You can never in engaged ia the guidance pro- ress in commuBications, previews FOR THE RED BANK - Mainstay Fed- find a policeman when you really, need one." grams of Monmouth County high of ^ equipment and techniques eral Sayings and Loan Associa- "Why aren't you out catching bank robbers in- schools will be invited; • survey in science, and many other ex- FULLEST tion elected its officers and di- mental health needs of high hibits. '.•.;•:, stead of annoying law abiding citizens?" rectors for the year at a meet- school students ia the county in The Regional Science Fair com' SELECTION ing Wednesday. Whatdaya mean I wu doing 70? If this buggy ever eoaaectka with the implements petition wiU be open to students The officers are: got over SO, the engine would fall out" tie* of Billl A-I2J; and 'he pro-in grades four through eight in vision of assistance ia the organ- basis of creative ability, scientif- OF TOP Stewart Cook, President; Theo- "I warn you—my husband is a.personal friend dore A, Doremus and Victor Sat- mum of • pilot recruitment pro- |e knowledge as related to level $1 COSMETICS ter, vice presidents; Raymond H. of the commissioner." ect for careen ia mental health of maturity, and skill in develop- Hurley, executive' vice president "I wu halfway across the street when the light IB' which Monmouth County jn, iB{| presenting a. workable 10-RV UWWW0O0 UNLATt and secretary; William T. Jones, schools and Marlboro Hospital unit or an attractive display. Ap- turned red." STOP AT reasurer.end Benjamin A. Park- will cc-operate with the New Jer-s%sMMta>le~taV' ea^hiWianilB^lAfii t III I Rfly^si t er, assistant secretary and assis- "Why do policemen always wear blue uniforms?" sey Association for Mental neighboring public, private, and ASKfO*A0tHQN5UMK)N.M Mist Delano, daughter of Mr.tant treasurer. - H W| parochial school systems. "You must be mistaken, officer. My boy wouldn't «J - Call SH 7-0*69 PROFESSIONAL and Mrs. Maurice Delano, The directors are: Members of the Shore Guid- The program nu been develop- do a thing like that." ance Council iaclude Herbert A. Lewis La.. Fair Haven, first sub- Mr. Cook, E. Allaire. Cornwall, ed to stimulate pupils of this mitted "Face of the Aged" "DO you guys get a medal for handing out the Korey, Rumson-Fair Haven Re-grade level to a more active in Theodore A. Doremus, Thomas gkmal High School, president: ELLIS PHARMACY Quarterly, regional's literary pub P. Doremus, John Gibkw, Mr. most parking tickets?" terest in the study of science, to lication. which printed it in ' Apottoltcus, Long help identify youngsters with real SH 1-52M November edition. Jones, Mr. Setter, and Clyde E. "I tell you it wu those new cold tablets that truth 1High School, treasurer; Offflc* Stjpply Co. Swannell. Ulent in the field, to offer them IN MUMO ST.. ID BANK The poem was then brought to made me woozy. I haven't had a drink sine* New Miss Anne Pippd, Upper Free- hold High School, secretary; and U2 MaaamHi St. the attention of the national as coimn Year's Eve." ALUMNAE TO MEET location by Alan Lyster, Quar- aftoaATK'* coiat Arthur Maroney aad Miss Marie Reeiltjak t* crcauwi •• nnM "You bucking for sergeant or something?" WEST DEAL - The College boul terly's faculty adviser. Voget. Asbury Park; Bradley Van iWhaa K> 4«jbt • »•" to Mil of St. Elizabeth's Monmouth Monmouth County''* •wanted homihoia loodi, Hit* your Susan, who is also feature edi- ESTATE or GBOROB S. SOOMS, "Give me a ticket if you want to—I'll let the Brunt, Atlantic Highlands; Louis amtJem with The Regliiir'i elwlfled DECEASED. Exclusive Underwood. tor of the "Rumanian," the Puriuii* I* lilt Older •! EDWARD mayor tear it up." / -.'• hold an informal luncheon meet- «al—AdwrtUtnunt. school newspaper, is active in theC. BROEOE, Sum • ' Woods. Keyport; Mrs. John Mor- Agents .. ' • . , or Monrpouth. twa — . "Kurry, officer, the baby's due any minute." ing at the Georgian House il appllcitfea of ibe undcnlfntd, . Allda resy, Loaf Branch; George Mick- 12:30 p.m. Saturday. Jan. 30. Mrs M. aooni, Sol* IMculrlPot tna cs- "There's a ten spot in it for you if you just forget ett. Manasquan; Daniel Jackler, DAVE ELLIS—Your tale of trie uld Otorn S. Sooni, ate- Burals Kelly, president, haa in- d wl I ebjr given to, IM Mauwaa; Melvin Jones, Middle- creditor! ot uld dtceuwl to.areiem all about it" vited all the new members in Friendly Dealer - - to the aaltl Sola Btecutrli thill clalme town Township: Dr. Alton Lewis, the area to attend. ' • INTEREST ON YOUR under oath wttnta Hi month! from tbu "He djrects traffic like he thinks he's Toscanini.' Monmouth Regional; Gene Minor, dkte « "If there's anything worse than a dishonest cop, Neptune; Willis Sisson, Red! it's a conscientious one.' Bank; Charies O'Heney, Wall . SAVINGS • ' MHtdfa Road, Township; and Albert Ball, Moa- Rumeon. New Jaraey. I Mauri. Klatkir * Klatiky . "Somebody must have pushed my car closer to mouth College. fled Rink, New Jeraejr, WW OPEN! Attorney!. that fire hydrant I was 20 feet away when I parked JIB. lS-SMS-reb. S : S1I.S4 it" •' 24 Hoiip$ a Day—7 Dayi a Week Merchants . NOIWB "I Jush hadda couple beers, of fisher, jush a couple AUenhurst beers, thash all—so help me Hannah." REP BANK'S MOST MODERN WWUT NO. M-ISH* . "He wouldn't talk so tough without that badge I NOTICR TO ABJINT°DBrlNDANT Bank Picks SELF.SERVICE LAUNDRY KtD BANK FAIR HAVEN OrORD^KO^UBUCiTIOH and gun." JEAV ruscA, puinuir, •«• JAUES I lost all my money in a poker game, officer. Can Reid Again you lend me bus fare home?" ALLENHURST - Walter W Br virtue of «n Order M H. OUOMLSI. doCMMd.^IJjjUJa. «f MONMOUTH ST. REDIANK lit. and 1XB1 WOODS, ALJXANDEPl bo from'the New Moamouth and ga, and Robert conviction of • kllRr-WITHOVT room, huibaad oTUli Woadi md By Students Port Monmouth area. They will ETTA EILBBi* OOIT. «w daleindairitl K1VBAL1NQ YOUR IDENTITY! be assisting Mrs. Harold Salda PTA rial and Mrs. William ttnkhirch, MIDDLETOWN - A program cfcatram. iuf. r»« »• Midiwd-asalMt you at ilit rollef dimiadid la Mw Cm- of drama aad music will be pre- ———— >lah>t. TH ahall tlM.mur Anmr and met tl ainlM tn dasnuau *lik Uia seated by the members of thePUC Okava Rail Tlerk of thl SUHrtor Court, Milt 1 Houei Anmi, Tmrtan. Ntw Jerny, « student body at the MMdlenwa „ ™ '* l"^ iccordanci with IM rulM at rl»U »l«c High School PTA mtttJag Moa. Propttly Sale tic* tad Btoceduri. Tha actio_n. bae Hin IMtllulid for day at 8:l» p. m. • NEWARK (AP) - The N« author of the book and TV aeriee "Tba the nitpow of rorodoakis a Ta» Saw CMUneSe) dated January 13, INI, The Drama Club, under the «dl - '«***. . fM\c Utility Commiaaio,- i mid* *r the Towuklp .1 Shrewabury, rection of William Corio, win pre-1»* «vea the Lackawaaaa Rail lo Alllton H. D that «• to ft •. I. time Mrs. Emil Petach wiU re- ThePUCdeelaloa.handadd ONI DAY MUVUT port on the first card partyaaoa- Wedaaaaayby Coamlsaloa Prei OH I CHANNU TIITI wred by the High School PTA Mast Ralph I. Fiieco, Mid th as a means of raising meaty nr objeetere had not backed up the) 109 SHMWMUHY AVI. their annual coatrlbutiea to the contaatioo with say evMeajt. NOW OrttATM IT THI OtWNAL OWNU MANOjBii-iwjv mmvn •x-: • MR. KNJAMIN MARMULSTEJN •VLUIdlMllBS -HOMISTYLI- •MfJ Ry« Irtod wsanaji sasetMgS) uaasne« ate. STORM DOORS COME INI PHONII or WMTBt CAKES PIANO HINM nmn -run mar HaartatTwt HIU 1" THICR Prt» and Ffttry 34" ^0w ^^SBV WV^VftVeBF lYItUU MAIINt) AIM

CALL ACOUf TICON BUISDELL LUMBER CO. SpcciM HSABINO: AID SEHVICE AND QUALITY SINCE 1910 SH 1-1133 Ml COOKMAN AVI. AMURT MM 15 SO. UIOOI AVI. RID IANK fat PRaaaNt OHM - DAILY S le S— BATirBDAYa t. 4 SH 1-2121 Family Unit Work Reported PARIS (AP) - Pan* is going LONG BRANCH - The annual high-hat this season. Outline meeting of the Family and Child- Crowns are built up, pixie-wise, ren's Service of Monmouth Coun- Keuper Lists until any girl can look like a Duties J ty was held Monday in this city's skyscraper in the spring hat col' YMCA. Reports of accomplish- RARITAN TOWNSHIP- Pur- lections being shown in Paris poses and duties of the Federal ments of the past year included Prosecutors this week. . ' • . that the agency has started con- Bureau of Investigation;were dft> struction on its new headquarters Brims are tjrUiled. For day cussed by Special Agent William: on Bath Ave. and West St., and Unit Directors wear the small, tidy hat carries Porzer at a meeting of the Mid- that the 579 applications received the day. Bulky shapes are for dle Road-St John's Parent-Teach- for services were tulitiUed. FREEHOLD - Monmouth dress-up only. er Association held in St. John's 1 County Prosecutor Vincent P. The cloche in a dozen versions Methodist church building. " Mn. Alton V. Evans of West Keuper, who was elected pres- End, (.president, conducted the it the. big thing for spring and On juvenile delinquency, Mr. ident of the County Proiecuton' meeting attended by board mem- summer. Slight and shallow for Porzer aid "interested and lov- Association of New Jersey bers and representatives of the daytime,' it may get floppy and ing parents do not produce a ju- their convention at Atlantic City six service auxiliaries connected garbosih for late afternoon. In venile criminal." with the association. last week; has. announced ' either case, it is worn square on Charles S. Lube, president of appointment • of committees In speaking of the new building the, head, showing the. hairline the Board of Education, intro- that organization. '..,•.: • she said, "This is a wonderful at the brow in the former, ver duced the following board candi- dates: • -' dream come true. So far, $49,062 The board of directors of the "I can't afford to buy Daddy tics for his birthday, IO sion, and shading the face with has been pledged, toward our usoeiation, tinder the constitu- mystery right dawn to' the nose Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Vernon building goal of $85,000. tion, consists of the officers, the I'm fixing up tome of his old ones!" ' in the latter. Silk.and straw are Manning, Warren Roggcman, Wil- The president also said "During immediate past president; and tandem favorites. Hard Warren and William Phil- two associate .members elected lips. Each candidate gave a brief the put year, Family and Child- Township, secretary, and Alton The Other big Influence is the by the associate members. The Doctor Tells resume of qualifications, aims ren's Service WSJ involved in ap- B. See, Brick Township, serjeant- ball hat,.of middling size, made members of the board this year at-arms. •;•"•- .• and reasons for wanting to be a" proximately. 100 activities which of tulle clipped and- sheared like are:/ The delegates were welcomed member of the board. ••'.:.•• •;• in some manner'interpreted the Hypnosis, Use a hedge. Balmiln's hatter, Le- to Brick Township by Mayor Mar- •: The progress of campfire ac- services, or assisted others to Prosecutor Warren W. Wilentz, groux, his three in different col- BRICK TOWNSHIP - Dr. Ro-tin B. Anton and George E. Gal- tivities since the PTA assumed improve their services to the Middlesex, first vice president: on. Other milliners show at least community. We worked with par- Prosecutor Lawrence A. Whipple, bert Sexton, Herbertsville, ex- vin, president of the Brick Town- Hi'. I JUST IMOTEO ID SEE IF VW HA9 CH«IEf Of? A W&*\' sponsorship was told by Mrs. ent; teacher, associations, civic Hudson, second vice-president; plained the use of hypnosis in ship First Aid Squad. The invoca- me. ' ..••'•. . . •.-. ' !, Edward Barth. campfire leader. and wrvice club committees and Prosecutor H. Douglas Stine, modern medicine at a recent tion was given by Rev. Richard A range of go-with-anything SIZE HELPS, ACTOR SAYS uation from college, his pupils A flag was presented to the Union, secretary; Prosecutor meeting of the First District of A. Eastburn, pastor of the Orient shades—black, white, honey beige paid attention. Campfire girls by Mn. If. I. boards, church women's groups, HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Dan professional service organizations Thomas L. Smith, Salem, treas-&* New Jersey State First Aid Baptist Church, Laurelton. and grey—are tops. But when But attentive youngsters were Sachs, representing the Veterans and schools. Such participation urer; Prosecutor Guy Lee, Jr.Council, . There were 111 persons pre- real color creeps in, it's apt to Blocker admits his site has aided hot enough to make Blocker for- of Foreign Wan Auxiliary of .as this pays high dividenda in Gloucester, immediate put pres- At a demonstration. Dr. Sexton sent, representing 22 squads in be gay.' his stage career. get his $2,900 per year teaching West Keansburg. providing better understanding of ident; Assistant Prosecutor Miles hypnotized two volunteers — Jack the shore area. ,• Pink, coral and clear red are "It was a springboard, but it salary. His work, which includes At the request of the Joint the community in our services.'.' J. Gilsenan, Union; » assi'stant Glass of the Point Pleasant squad preferred. The most colorful col- a starring role on western-style Council of PTAs, post cards rec- BOLT FROM BLUE wouldn't last if you couldn't act," Prosecutor Julius A. Feinberg, and Charles Smith.of the Lake- lection In town ii Claude St. says the 6-foot-4, 300-pound TV seriee "Bonanza," earns him ommending the-use of surplus Brooder svppsft Essex, and Mr. Keuper. wood squad. PATERSON, N. J. (AP) - Mrs. Cyr's. She, uses carnation red. television actor. $40,000 a year. Turnpike funds for education pur- , MM. Evans, in speaking of I960, - Boris Blum; of Wall Township, Mabel Casterlin received an candy greens and blues poses were distributed to the said "The number one require- HE began acting while attend- member* for signature and mail- President : Eisenhower's tour central regional vice president $882.50 award in Workmen's as sharp pink. (St. Cyr is the on- Sassafrai was a medical ex- ment facing Family and Child- of Europe,: Asia and Africa took of the state council, installed new Compensation Court here be-ly Paris designer who helps to ing Sul Rocs State College in ing to state officials. ren's Service now it the need Texas. -, port from. Maine as early as him to lands in which live about officers for the coming year. cause she was injured by a light- dress the queen of England She 1602. It was then believed to be for a broader type of community 2} per cent of the world's pop- They are Raymond, Patterson, ning bolt that sprang from an makes the hats that ro with Hart "They asked-me to do a non- University of Wisconsin farm support. Our budget.for I960.is speaking part in 'Arsenic and a remedy for almost all body all- i^ ulation. Point Pleasant, president; Ste- office telephone .she was using: nell's royal outfits.) ngineen have perfected 'th1 e estimated at $65,974. and due to phen Boyd. Farmingdale-Howell, Mrs. Casterlin is a bookkeeper Her prettiest inspiration this Old Lace'," he says. vThey ne,ed- ments. rough model of a machine to the continued growth- of Mon- ed someone strong enough to strip the leaves off stems after' The great pyramids of Egypt, vice, president; Richard Me- and was talking on the telephone year is a group of flower head- b mouth. County, and the demand carry the bodies out of the base- When <•> t • °i" how t» tell the tobacco has cured. built from 3500 B. C. to 1MB B. C,Evillyy, Wariamassa, vice chair- during an electrical storm when dresses for cocktail wear, adapt- y houKhotd goods, iflv* yow for our services, we can expect h dh " were designed to contain the man; FFrank k NNewby , NNeptune the accident: occurred,. She suf- ed from those worn by Martin- ment." probltra with Tht ltifkUr't cluilfM pmflukli MM! U UM a minimum budget ot. $100,000 tombs of the Pharaohs. - r'i eUullM It 111 w within five years. City, treasurer; Pat Keller. Brick fered burns and shock. ique women. As a school teacher after grad- itlWK "We hope Monmouth County's citizens will support our agency financially, to help ui to be a real strengthening Influence, for building • better community for 'an."' :/. ;•." ; Or. James M, Long, the serv- lAfjvmr P • SCO U N¥ , Ice's executive director, gave an ; ahaJyiis of the past yesr'a intake. GRAND He said 578 applications were handled by the agency's staff, which was an increase of 168 over last year. . , The monthly average for sew Ice was 4».J new applications, Of the applicaUona cared for, M per cent. were from greater > Long Branch; 32 per cent from greater Fed Bank; 20 per cent from greater Aibury Park, and 14 per cent from other areas of the county.:' ' . ' Famt|y Service : The' agency' also r received 325 applications for some type 'of MAM* family service. This represented fAMOUS »;per cent ot-the intake for the JFBJfk^l ;' : • , agency made it possible for 41 children to receive 3,575 tests sum? days of care in foster homes. Of the 40 eared for, 35 children were under a year old; eight riiiMiaMtl

The populatloni «f California, Florida," Arlwna and Nevada ln< enased more than 30 per cent between 1950 and 1M0. Ml by Mi H. CMk an. Hear* day The man I envy lives on the second <•»* •* * plain house at 229 72nd St, North Bergen, N. J. Jto is medium tall, wears glasses, has wavy brown nair JAMBU.HOOAN.EMtr M. HABOLD KELLY, with a bare spot at home plate, a dry sense of humor W.HAIRY KNNMCTON, and, when be isn't redecorating his kitchen or dining room, can be found swapping Jokes r efts* JUsedatel Pleas Ite Aaoclaltd Pn« I* MiUUnI neltulvelr to the ux lor npubllcMloa «C tf U» IKtl Mot with the boys over a glass of beer. •Ttatrt H ttli MVtHfW •» »ll M «U A* MWI 4lifUCIUL ^^ He's my younger brother. His name i of Clradatlea is John Bishop, Jr., and he just passed Tlw lUd Buk lUfUUr unii n> naaaeiilrHpoaiiUlltlM (or trpsfntftial «rnm In idmtlM. his fiftieth birthday. The reason I envy maU, M will nfriat wttftout chart*. th« Hrt •« u •drtrtlwmmt In will* U» UrpofispUcal trror •com. MnrtlMn win vliut notltr UM muuMMot imnndUMly el tar «nor which an eeeiu. him is that he's content He has always Thlt • MI**OMU>U1UM tor mfmtut «t opimeat la Mtton m* lu mdtn. been like this. Johnny has never asked OM «i.oo; Hi Bmtkt M-M anything of life except a couple of rail- _ . •»=-„ . T e|llU Musi* COMT br mill. • e«u road rooms, a good wife, a fey? dollars FRIDAY. JANUARY 22, UN He his these things. At night he work* atChrist WfcNTEP Hospital on Palisade Ave. In the late hours, Johnny NOVEMBER Is in charge of a night group umler Walter Hargaeves. Keeping Monmouth Green although he is sometimes to be found in the " worUng over files and billing, or upstairs . A proposal that Monmouth Coun- offset it, efforts are being made to nurse with a heavy patient, or down at a dock In to. ty have t "green belt" of farmland bring in commercial and industrial ambulance, picking up an accident case. thrown wound it makes good sense ratables. The pay is slight, but he doesn't holler about it and should be considered further/ At the same time,'many, farmers He thinks of himself as pretty shrewd. He isn't If a man in a used car lot has one shiny lemon left, he will The suggestion comes from Wil- have given up their land to the high save it until my brother shows up with 300 hard- liam B. Duryee, a former state sec- prices paid by developers or because saved dollars. Once he bought a big cabinet radio retary of agriculture and now athey can no longer afford the high that looked like a fortune until someone examined member of the Monmouth County taxes that residential growth has the set inside and proved it was taken out of an au- Planning Board. brought. tomobile. , • Mr. Duryee reasons such a belt It would be sad indeed if Mon- Grandpa Tier used to call Johnny Puddlnhejsd. would maintain the county's tradi- mouth, which still ranks as a lead- He had blonde hair in those days and a rollicking walk tional rural background and hold off ing agriculture county in the state, and fat around the little wrists. He was 2 when he THESE DAYS walked away from home one morning, a pudgy boy the over-development which has en-would have to give up that honored WILLIAM in blue overalls. He was gone all day and our dad was gulfed other metropolitan counties. position. ' . ' By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY a policeman and he had the cops searching alleys and He says the ideal future for the While we go about luring indus- Mary Godwin, the wife of Percy Bysshe Shelley S. WHITE cellars and abandoned buildings. My mother shrieked to God to please return her baby. \ county would be an industry-resort try and building up our status as and daughter of the feminist Mary Wollstonecraft, WASHINGTON - One of the "picture" with a rural atmosphere. a resort area, efforts should continue wrote the story of Victor Frankenstein and the mon-nniUett of the sutei in papula- When he came back, he managed to walk through UM may well provide the lar§> a whole cordon of police. Neighborhood women came And it is encouraging to know to be made to keep the farmer and ster he created. Frankenstein, after this feat of science, ett and mort -eloquent voice at that Board President E. Donald his plight in mind as well as to in-lived in everlasting torture because of his achieve- the Democratic National Conven- running Out of their* houses, screaming: "There he 1st ment Describing how she came to do tion next July. He's back!" My mother came down off the front porch, Sterner says the county planners sure that our characteristic rural at- such a thing, Mary Godwin wrote: ..Sen. Frank Church of Idaho- tears streaking her face, and hugged him to her breast agree with Mr. Duryee's plan. . mosphere does not disappear. it.M the youngest man In the and spanked him until her hand nearly fell off. "I saw—with shuf eyes, but acute Senite—Is.being etrongly pushed Monmouth County has expert Mr. Duryee calls for planning to mental vision—I saw the pale student (or keynote speaker and tern- He had walked a mile to a railroad trestle to watch enced tremendous residential growth maintain a balance in the county— of unhallowed arts kneeling beside the pors'ry chairman'of the conven- the "choo choos." A strange man gave him a hand of In the last 10 years and now, to and his plans must be explored. thing he had put together—I saw thetion. bananas, and Johnny sat watching the high iron go The field of possibilities also by. In school, he wasn't much of a student When hideous phantasm of a man stretched numbers Sen. Edmund S. Muskle out, and then, on the working of some of Maine and Cov. Caylord Nel- Suiter Alice Joseph found that she couldn't pound any* Auchinclogfl at 75 powerful engine, show sips of life, and son of;Wiiconiln. But, on bal- thing Into his head, she tried knocking his brains, out •OKOlSKY stir with an uneasy, half vital motion. ance, Church aeems to * haveSometimes, without looking, she could swing at him much better than a 1 In J chance from,memory and.bank him between the blackboards. Surprise birthday parties are fun "Now I can turn'on my hearing Frightful must it be; for supremely fightful would be of selection.' the effect of any human endeavour to mock the stu- A moderate liberal of the cas- Between wars, Johnny Joined the Coast Guard. —even" for a congressman and even aid." ual western variety, he Is repre- He was a fireman aboard the old CG 1, the Destroyer when he is 75 years old. pendous mechanism of the Creator of the world. His sentative of the broadest single Obviously, being 75 has in no way success would terrify the artist; he would rush awag sector of his party. Hit "geogra- Cassin. The rumrunners ran the destroyer dizzy be- And that's what happened in dimmed Rep. Auchincloss' political from his odious handiwork, horror stricken phy" Is right. The Democrats tween Block Island and Highland Light Later, Johnny need to pay special attention to left the sea, but the sea never left him. He will read Washington Tuesday when many of enthusiasm and aspirations. We often speak of Frankenstein as though he the West, the fastest-growing re- Rep. James C. Auchincloss' New Jer- He has represented New Jersey's were the monster and not its author. It would be as gion of the country and also the any sea story, even a poor one, several times. Any* fastest-growings section of the thing to do with Navy or Coast Guard will keep John- sey colleagues turned out to salute Third District for 18 years and it though we were to calf Dr. Enrico Fermi. Mr. Atom Democratic, party... : Bomb and Dr. Harold Urey, Mr. Heavy Water. The ny from doting in his easy chair. •::•••'':;^\ '•'"••• him with affection and respect. They came as no real surprise recently to Too, he Is perhaps the most In August it will be 30 years since he married even brought along a birthday cake. learn that he will seek re-election in fear that comes to men who create Instruments of widely respected of the young destruction must indeed be devastating and that per- Democrats .of the Senate — for Anna Gryniak, as pretty a redhead as I've seen. She Rep. Auchincloss, a former Rum- November. : general ability, for fair-minded- still has the red hair and the fine flashing smile, but haps is why so many atomic scientists demand that ness, and, what is very import- son mayor, showed that his sense of To Republicans, the news was the alchemy which they threw together be banned. ant here, for oratorical twiwers. there is a fleck of gray in the hair, and a few extra humor is still with him. good—but to Democrats it meant Half a generation ago the pros ounces where, 30 years ago, there wasn't any. This Many scientists are having a very difficult time considered oratory to be "k is also true of John, who can't tell whether his shoes After a few laudatory remarks by trying to figure out new ways to de-reconciling knowledge and sense, technical genius and Ing the eagle scream." His eagle are shined or not unless he site down. feat a man who seems to be unbeat- wisdom. They are moving so fast, have achieved so dees not scream; it speaks In- a congressman, Rep. Auchincloss stead In more muted, moreap- They have made a fine team. Anna has what Jokingly said: able. much, have conquered Ignorance so brilliantly that leaiing, mooern accents. Johnny lacks: drive and ambition. She works at Spei- they have not had time enough to catch theirj>reaths Finally, Church is not com- del's Watch Band place, and saves money almost as and to grasp the meaning of it nltted to any of the Democratic presidential aspirants: Thus be fast as he can spend it They have three children: YOUR MONfeVS WORTH I see a letter by. Richard C. Bradley, Assistant would arouse no acute suspicion Joan, Jackie and Stanley. Two are married: om Is Professor of Physics at Cornell University.' He is very that as. keynoter he might pro- about ready. There are three grandchildren, and John- mote Jones over Brown or Smith much concerned about over-population. The question ; or Green. ny and Anna spoil them one at a time. By SYLVIA PORTER of population or over-population is related to,the food HIS TASK In Johnny's house, our younger sister Adele lives supply. There is plenty of room on Earth, the; Sahara A keynoter-temporary chair- : with, her husband and dad on the ground floor. It's Among the headlined gains the All of us should get the facts ployee share In the costs of his nan's talk ii to deliver the Desert, the Gobi Desert, the Arabian Desert, to take an average family. Sometimes they speak to each oth- etoehvorkers won la their con- straight too. Cost-of-iivlng ad- bospitaliutlon, sickness, acct three examples of roominess, but roominess (one dare convention's first major address tract H a clause .under which justments hive helped spur the dent, etc., insurance; the com- and so to lay down the pattern er; sometimes they don't Dad has a portable In the pany will pay the entire bill. not use the word, space, any more) is not our con-of party policy for the campaign. they eta get aa stuck/as t cast! cellar and. on Saturdays and Sundays, the men gather leapfrogging of wages and prices This Is working out to an aver cern. It is food. Once he has done this, a perma- ' eort-of-avia^ tto thy put-but they curt get age hike la the take-bone pay . i • nennetit chairmann la chosen toto |pro-•round it after a good dinner and almost mak« impos- ed)ua(meats the blame lor say leapfrogging of the eteshmken of «.* cento And food is plentiful—»o plentiful that wheat is aid* over the convention. Rep. sible combinations. : •V.-,£MI.-. late this year la steal this time. an hour, lees tax. stored in the bottoms of otherwise useless ships and Hale Bogga of Louisiana hi out Well, he's 50 now.. I remember when, on a cold and neat Hie following simple analysis The iteelworkers also obtained in warehouses. The scientist then need not worry him- in front for this post. 11M chancea will show you what I mean, a clause saying that If and as The aysteni of the night in the long ago. we used to step together. that the steal- ' the consumer price level In- self about over-population but about inadequate dis- keynoter Is Hi raUlytn Against momma's orders, we'd have Brownie In the will won was that, aa of Jan. 1, the creases, they're entitled to a tribution of the food supply of the Earth and the al. Democratic National Chair- bed. When mom came in she always asked two things: gat this • easts compaales are paying ,utheta- cost-oMivingrtJus^enT of no man Paul Butler will appoint a meaningless failure to teach underdeveloped people r "Have you said your night prayers?" arid "Whew Is — awn it the sonnet premiums for the work- more tha- n I- cenU on Dec. 1, "committee on arrengemente. general price era. No longer will a steel em- IMO, and another adjustment on to use organic fertilizer. This committee will "recom- that dog?" The answers were: "Yes" and "We don't level rises sub- Oct 1, INl-provided the total It would make much more sense to teach the mend" a keynoter- to the con- know." ' •• •••••:. '.••••^ - <• ..-' stantially-are of both adjustments doesn't come vention. The convention wiU then next to ten. to more than I cents. people of India how to use cow manure on their land elect him. Sometimes, Johnny used to have to bite the bed* It's more Hie- Air this seems a dull and dusty clothes to keep from laughing because, under the THE HOOKER than to teach them birth control. As a matter of fact, * that they'll get I/If of those who govern India are well-informed about fer- business, and sometimes It Is coven, Brownie would be licking the soles of his feat But now comes the hiit that. This time, however, eat aa hour than I centi. They tilizers and birth control and if, for political reasons, If there was any deviltry afoot, Johnny was in It get nothing at all-even Since the companies are taking it wiU be a good deal more thu routine. Because there Is so large Sure I envy him. He's the happy one ... I repeat, the over all Insurance costs, they ar- they prefer to use dung for coal instead of for fertilizer, gued - successfully - that they a field of real Democratic presi- ml climbs sharply. that is strictly their business. If w,e desire to save should get "relief" If these costs India from a revolution because of misrule, the logical dential possibilities-half a dot- The agreement to accept a cell go up. in a senie, they are be- en-the tone token by the key- t»j «a whst caeMf-llving ing protected against a climbing method Is to take it over and manage it until we arenoter's speech will have.real later Than You Tklak" saeeta the workers can get dur- cost of living too, for any rise In driven out, as the British were, by the- superior use ofmeaning. What be says cannot tai the term of the contract waa insurance costs win cat Into cost- actually bind or csntiol whoev- words, with no accompanying action, as Gandhi did. er Is ultimately nominated for •at «(the most slgnincant con- of-livjng benefits to which the president. But It can surely workers are entitled. To revert to Prof. Bradley,:he sat down pencil: in 'csfeMaVsiaao by the iteel union. hand and did some simple arithmetic calculating, which pTeaae or greaUy embarrass that The wlaalag of this ceiling and Will the companies' Insurance fortunate feltowv '•• also''at ttM/tfjnvalant of a "cost- costs rise? Is somewhat of a comedown for a professor who should If Oov. Nelson should aim tfttVlag aijtistmenf' for them- It's about as sure a forecait use sit least x's and y's, and he produced this: out to be the keynoter' he would •atraa raaks u one of the most as you could make. certalBly deliver a call for tit- tfs^lcaat victories of the steal "Take the world population ait mid-century (aboul When the dates arrive for fig-2 billion), take the present doubling rate (once every advanced liberallam-a difficult uring what cost-of-llving adjust- plank for a pmldentlal nominee ._.., of the eo*oMlvlag ments are owed the steelwork- SO years), and project the, population Indefinitely into to walk on unless he himself nnates, It could be that the spend- should be an advanced liberal. 1 ere, that I cents maximum Is the future. We see that by the year 2000 there wi •bto^pnekage' won by the steal- going to shrink. The S/le of a be 4 billion people, by the year 2050 there will be Sen. Muskle. for his part. Is a workers win tarn out markedly cent estimate actually la the moderate liberal like Church. ornate than, they anticipate by companies' own. billion, and so on. Before 10 centuries will have passed, But Muskle Is also a Catholic. the time the contract eodi. The union isn't likely to boast our descendants can count on having 200 billion neigh- CATHOLICS WMOVD «fjf» about It, but In a way the steel, bors—which Is slightly more than the number of square An outatandlng presMentlal candidate, Sen. John P. Ken- Certainly the eteel contract has workers will still be paying for feet of land surface oh Earth, including the South Pole, their Insurance via smaller cost- nedy of, Massachusetts, >• a ellmlaated a great deal of the Catholic. So Is Boggs. And so sip, from the oost-oMiving ad- of-llvlni adjustments than they the Sahara Desert and Mount Everest." otherwise might receive. Is Chairman Butler. Therefore, Instwiewt douse. The osteletof This Is very correct arithmetic. But what Is the there Is a fairly general ten- Isn't goto to be, ruaalag only Thecompanles aren't likely toQ.E.D.? Does the professor desire that we should all dency not to have a Catholic underplay their IMMTM'IIty at this kevnoter, aa well, and, If tht steel pattern spreads point, but they be giving limit ourselves to two children, to one child, or to no 'It not B child at all? Shall we practice infanticide if, by the The fact Is that Cnurch'i.sta- to other major contracti, one away nearly as much In caih tto tus In the race for keynoter Is force beJusd the rising prlca lev- thth e workerk s at hah t bbeen re- grace of God, an extra child appears? Are .the limita- an Interestiag commentary on el lei recent years will be per- ported. tions upon children to be imposed only upon the black, how politics la changing. A few ceptibly weakened. . The Implicationp s of a steesteell yellow and brown peoples or also on the whites? Sup- years ago the young ware rarely Thei mere the uniea ttadera price hikik e againsi t today's eco- either seen or heard at a na- the'eost-of living com nomic background and world pose some nation secretly violates the international tional convention. Now, the old Is die ileet agreement competition could be explosive, agreement on child limitation, Is the United Natlom boys ire still the Indispensable the less enthuilaitle they become Let there be no misunderstand- men In those famous smoke-fill- •bout It. This ii'a gala with a required to raise a police force to extirpate that na inIngg or exaggeratiomunnmonn omf wniii.what , - • : .. . " . " . « ed roomi.' But out front they "hooter" la II. 6—Friday, Jan, 22, I960 tl d h i t steel gave and the union got. Jtlon, strewing its land with slaughtered surplus? are giving way to the young. CaakfO,- Ella M, We*ta«dAtfraa-cliair«M af arily successful politician. Woolley. vice presidents; y board, WASHINGTON - tf yyou don't New High Roy dlctowa WANTED-ANDTHE He was overwhelmingly elected Bowman, secretary, George H. heir a ihirp ping-ping in the LONG BRANCH - Hie annual H No problm fUidlni MMM Htmi rou HUCE YOU WANTED in 1952 and US* by the same Harvey, treausrer; Royal E. d«eitlM Tb* RfSUUr mr-Advtr- White House-the sound of bang- meeting of Shadow Lawn Savings TO PAY- ing heads together-it's because voters who made a critical dis- Fliedner, assistant secretary. and tlMmcnl. It h! tinction between him and his Re- and Loan Association was held. President Eisenhower hu a dif- Wednesday night. tie'* tttUat I K a nllitle ferent technique for getting peo- publican party by repudiating the parly to take mrar a flfleer ple to listen. Republicans in US4-M-H and giv- President John G. Lawiey, in l l M It was neither fresh nor new ing the Democrats control ol Coh< his report for 1959, disclosed that •nad anr fumitart. when Vice President Richard Nix gresi each time. the assets of the institution had LEARN TO PLAY increased by $4,459,910 82 to a FarOtJyfrtT on over the week-end described Eisenhower more than met new high total of $28.553.17841, a Eisenhower as a persuader and this most elementary test of a sarsMets <•!> tt wetkly gain of 18 5 per cent. THE ^Original Me. UN ' not a desk-thumper. That's ex- successful politician: A man'who actly how Eisenhower described He said $10,824,493 had been • Ifc. FWM SecUeaal retains sufficient popularity with himself a few yean ago. the voters to keep his job by loaned to over 1,206 home buy era or home builders and that • frfc^bdera Beirosai In some cues, of course, per being re-elected. Polls show he is suasion can be as effective as now close to the peak of his pop- $332,787.00 had been loaned to Outfit others to improve or modernize • Sfc. Fenolca Diactli a velvet sandbag: it makes quite ularity. an impression without leaving the homes they already owned. If you have any doubts about Mr. Lawiey said $658,005 had INSTRUCTION AT OUR STUDIO IxUrsgaafatittrrcabtaet bruises. And maybe that's the key him as a pcliticao, just ask your to Eisenhower's political success. been paid back m dividends to self this: more than 25,000 members during Now that he's nearingthe end : FIELD If be could run again in 1960 the year. ONLY $2 PER HALF HOUR ' of his second term there will be for a third term-he can't, be- The following directors were tocretsing appraisals of Us pies- auie ^ constitution now lim- elected' FOR SCHEDULE INFORMATIIM CALLt ideacy and leadership. But per- ,it„s an„y president to two terms- haps the most amuing and fas- George H. Harvey, William B do you think any Democrat in Jeffrey, John H. Kramer, Alex- — ?K 5- 9300 — THRIFT cinating aids of him la the politi- sight would have t chance against ander Vineburg, John G. Lawiey. cal one. him? Harvey I. Wardell and Fred C How did this man—who spent There will be,' and already are, Williamson. , h,U life in the Army and had no B E. Free* ft. a lot of explanations for his politi- i IT AWE rSJflSKSMCf MW Ll60H'i OKDM VXD The'following were appointed HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Ibypsrt, N. I. practical political experience in cal popularity.'Some go like this: to the Leonardo - Middletown the usual 'sense" become one Americans see in him a father- board of ASBURY PARK COMB thei most successful politlcans in FnaDtHvtty image; they see in him virtues H. Clay Bair, Albert E. John American history? they admire most and want in HOME FROM FLORIDA returned from West Palm Beach, son and Fred W. Meyer. Cookmm Ava. tr Main St. "" Atbury Park The record is IndltputaWi their leaders:. Calmness under MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs.Fta., where they have been spend- matter what .you may think The following officers were Open Daily 'til • f. M. - Sat. 'lil 5:30 P. M. stress,' courage, good will, John L. Hendrickson, Jr. and in'"g8 several weeks. The Hendrlck- elected: warmth, friendliness, unprrten their daughter, Mary Jane, have sons are Kings Hwy. residents. tiousness, and the common touch John W. Guire, chairman of the USD A NEW KITCHEN? i the way he talks. Whatever history says the ex- planation is, at least he is a new kind of politician in modern Dtitel times: He doesn't denounce his political foes in personal terms and he doesn't make national, is- o GELCO has aamd tat Snare far am U years. sues personal issues, Oar UMhaw am KhrtHkMHy dwlgsjad with By avoiding emotionalism and tfct extreme partisanship he has al- MatagsM fa •ssBat ^ so avoided dividing the country Lay** • RsjiMsklhf tad Its* KMachf Arraagod into fictions where he is con- cerned. Meaning: People don't Oaaa.Dauy • a. as. • • p. as.; turn, aad UNITS. 'Id I. have violent feelings toward him or against him, as they did, for These Luxury Apartments GELCO MODERNIZING CO. instance, toward President Tru- man who spent his lite in poli- tics and barely got elected presi dent once. in Red Bank.. • To put it another way: Eisen- hower hu managed to give the impression of a man who stands above parties and politics and is concerned entirely with the na- Plan Ahead.. tional good. Now Ready For For a man in politics to man- Optn • tavtngr account titr* age not to look like a politician is quite an achievement. But it . , . add t« it regularly! may be the most successful way Modern Luxury Living to be a">>lltican. Is it an acci- dent? in Magnificent It doesn't seem to be. Rather, it seems a product of the way IMMEDIATE Waterfront Setting Eisenhower has lived his life dealing with people. And that he knows what he is doing, and doing it consciously, appears "Ireath-takina." !i fhe word so richly da- It's not a minute too clear from things he's said: sorvod and so quickly given by all fhoso soon to start laving After, his victory in UM, he w who lie tho fabulous saHina which will for your children's©^ said: OCCUPANCY! "I am not one of the desk- ba the futura homo of a talaet law. lut college adueation . . . pounding type that likes to stick and for all your future out his jaw and look like he U FIRST FAMILIES TO OCCUPY FEBRUARY I the.vitw is only • small part of the ax- hopes and. drums.' bossing the show. I would rather citing features and advantages you will try to peraaude a man to go along ..." find. Many faaturat shown for the first And again on Aug. 7, 19S7 he time anywhere in the country. Coma saa said: "I never employ threats, never try to hold up clubs of ... be captivatad ... make it your home! any kind. I just say 'this is what I believe to be best for the United States' and I try to convince people by the logic ol From evary corner of the luxury world we ray position. If that is wrong po- have githered features to make your resi- < ;NATIONAL;B^ litically, well, then, I guess you will just have to say I am wrong, dence hare tht moit. ategant and most

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v Rivariida Avanua, Rad lank, N. J. 50 HWY. 35 EATONTOWN Managing Agents Mt MAIN fllilT AMURYPAKK FRANK H, TAYLOR I SONS, INC. Note first nama PHONI U 24400 OR KE 1-0400 , SEE RENTING AGENT ON PREMISES > • Opt* Dtity 'til 10 P. M. OR«ngt 3-1100 SHadyiidt 1-9195 IT. ANIHONY-S CATHOLIC CALVARY BAPTIST FRESBYTERIAN METHODIST TRINITY EPISCOPAL BApniT RedBank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Ban* RedBank Masses are.celebrated Sunday Rev. John B. Gilchrist, pastor. Home Where You Be- Sunday morning services ire it Sunday services: The Holy Eu- Rev. John F. Crouthamel, Jr., wiU deliver the sermon Sunday "GO 9:30 and 11 o'clock. Rev. Roger charist at I a. m.: fil pastor, will preach on "Man at 7, 8. 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. long" will be the sermon topic Confessions are heard Saturdays at 11 a. m. Miss Audrey Wsr- Dr ChartersI Webster J. Squire's sermon topic: "LivinLii g ice and church school,at Against Himself' at the family ren is the organist. Sunday-school Dr. uianes a. ™«' I,_V«««Jn A WorlJd o-»T«.;—f Tension."» u.,h*.iHerbert a. m.; morning prayer and ser- aervice at 9 a. m. and the regu- from 4:30 to 8 p.m.. and from at the 1:15 an* 11 o'clock serv- 7:31 to I p.m. meets at 9:30 a. m. Burtis is in charge of the mumo- n at 11 o'clock by .the rector, lar service at 11 o'clock Sunday. Rev. Mr. Gilchint will install ices Sunday. Rev. Dr. Ssrgent sic. At the 9:30 service the youth Rev. Charles H Best. Rev, Daniel W. Holland, new u Baptisms are at 11:45 a. m. Buih, associate minister, will as- Sundays. officers'of The Missionaries Sun- choir will sing the anthems, "A The lay readers will meet Mon- wiU day, 3:30 p. m. He will also sist. Dr. Ctrl F. Mueller, min- Blessing" and "An Awakening." day at 8 p. m. > I.TIMOTHY 4:Tb-8 - TTrsla yoarsslf la gadll- Stanley Scheer will be organist, The Miraculous Medal Novena ister of music, will preside at L held Mondays at 7:30 p. mspea. k on the unit's theme for At the 11 a. m. service the chan- Alcholics Anonymous will meet asss; tor white bodily training ia ot sosssvalus, and William Ingle, choir director. 1960. the organ console. His organ cel choir will aing the anthem at 9 p. m. in the parish ball. • The chancel choir will sing at 11and the Perpetual Novena to St ' meditation will be "Chorale and godUasM la of vain* is svsry way, aa It holds Anthony is held Tuesday at 7:30 The service Sunday at 7:30 p. 'Let Thy Merciful Ears." Robert .The Acolytes Guild meets Tues- promlss lot taa prassat tils aad also for ths lifs a. m. Altar flowers will be given Variations" by Mendelisohn. Spencer, tenor soloist, will aing day at 7:30 p. m. by Mrs. Helen Straughn Conov- m.-will honor the church official " At the »:15 service, the re"Lord- , What Is Man?" Altar flow- Wednesday: The Holy Euchar toCMsas." (BSV) er,' in memory of her father, Dr. ST. PAUL'S BAPTIST staff. cently-elected trustees will be in-ers are the gift of the McCoach 1st will be celebrated at 7 and Clinton H. Straughn. Red Bank Bihle ctass and flrayer «ervices stalled. Tie boys' junior choir family. Chancel flowers are the I ID a. m.; the service of healing To t» ajtrttaall* fit Is at ataaost laaportaac*. Ushers at 9 a. m. are Charles Rev. Raymond Z. Taylor will held Wednesday nights. will sing "Praise Thy Holy gift of Mrs. Edgar C. Cook, Miss st 7:30 and 10:30 a. m.; sewing Thompson, ' Warren DeBrown' pnscP h at the 11 a. m. service Name" and "The One Hundredth How wall va know this to bs trao, Whaa wa loss p CHRIST EPISCOPAL Hilda Johnson and RaymoniJ group, 11 a. m. to 3 p. m.; Sea Veraon LLoud and Sidney Dull. Sunday. Shrewsbury Psalm." The ushen will be inJohnson. Church school meets at|scouu at 7:30 p. m in tba par- eat apirttssJlrwawwwaBtd. Warn ear spiritual UUsheh n at 11 a . m., arChe Charlel s RRev' Dabney Richardson of SBB^9aaSBBssssB^BBa SBBBBBBBSH ^Sjssaaa sssBBBSMnag^bsBBar snsadas1 aask^asadsSBtsi sa^assBftSssasak JB^an^h Religious activities on the third charge of Edward Swikart. Jr., 9:30 and 11 a. m. Adult class uh hallhl.l Miller. Robert Hough, Donald Owl H°pe -Baptist Church. As assisted by Carroll C. Bailey, a . . l b Hh today after Epiphany will be- meets at 1:39 a. m. and the high The Triangle Club will hold a Thompson. H. TiUman Lane and bury Park, will be guest preach; Howell George. Jr., Leslie R. Howard Young. er Sunday at 3:30 p. m. for a ;in at 8 a. m. with a celebration school/Ian, at U a. m. TThh e business meeting Thursday at sptrltasl apUft oat phystesl aad auatal powsrs of the Holy Eucharist. Rev. An- Stewart and William G. Wall. Intermediate Youth Fellowship |:U p. m. Serving on the greeting com aervice sponsored by the Men's W. Albert Doremus and WUliem tMiaaaa aid wa art abls lor taa tasks tastooa* mittet are Claude Denny, EU- Club. The choir of hU church will selm Broburg will be assisted by meets at I p. m. A film will tobert Walker. Turning water in- J. Florence, Sr., will comprise be shown "An End to Darkness." REFORMED boat as. U tiata aas's astf Ja godUasss Uto wood Powers and William Strac- *"«• the welcoming committee. to wine for the ceremonies at a The Methodist Youth Fellowship New Shrewsbury oner, deacons, and Mn. Howard marriage in Cane of GaUlee, re- At the 11 o'clock service, the meets at 7 p. m. "The family fife "To Seek and to Save" will be Young and Mn. RoUin Delatush. PRESBYTERIAN recently-elected elders will be itofp M Ml.la IM v Eatontown corded as the first miracle ac- of a Roman Catholic, Jew and a the Sunday sermon topic of Rev. of circle two of the 9:45 compliahed by Jesus Christ, ia ordained and installed. The Tow-Protestant" wiU be the topic. TheIsaac C. Rottenberg. It is the i wMfc Oad. tto ha aplrltMliy lit at alt Women's Fellowship. Church, school meets at er Hill choir willslng""O Come Wesley Fellowship meets at 8 fourth of five sermons on the Unua raQjatna aolr haMta of UTtag aad a eooaUat Church School, with classes for m. At the 11 a. m. aervice, subject of the gospel ,to be Rev. Dr. John Tpwnley wiU be read by the rector at both the let Us Worship" and "Unto the p. m. in the new chapel. A film general theme "Seek the Lord praoUosj of (aa pmaaaoa ol Ood. R U oar oaly all ages, meets at 9:45 a. m. The " Hillfc" • The ushers will be la 'Christian Symbols" will be and Live." Music will include crib room and nursery are open guest preacher. m- family euchariat and the shsrge of Charles F. Edelmann, shown. "Festival Chorale," by Roger Wll- MMraaoa tat tMa Ufa aad ea It Man all hopa for between 9 a. m. and noon. Youth Sunday will be observed morning prayer services at 11 • assisted by Kenneth C. Burger, The Chancel Choir meet* to- son, "Contemplation," by Mirks, taallfatoeoaw. ': '' ^ . , • ' • • .School of Missions meetings Jan. 31. Mrs, Walter Mahas and clock. Van B. Fox, Van'R. Greene and night at S o'clock. and the postlude, "Praise Him." *MV. Uaeh wlFbe held Su^betwee^'sMn. Clarence Meek, are chair- For the installation of the new- Beniamin R. Pickering. The wel- The MYF party will be held by Richolson. The choir will sing aad 8 p. m. Supper will be aer- men pf arrangements. elected warden and vestrymen ProtiMoroflteUcloa the 9 a. m. family eucnarist coming committee will consist tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in the the anthem "Where Cross the Dakota WMtoyu UalraraUy ved. " "^ Harvey Weiss was elected to of Harold F. Dowstra and Robert Wesley room. Mr. and Mrs. Rob-Crowded Ways" by Peery. Mn. R. G. Baxter of River pulpit committee which is service. Father Broburg urges t. Reynolds. ert Boyitih will be-in Charge of Ushers will be Elmer Ralph, B - ^ MiteMIl, S. O, •ant in corr At 9:15 and 11 a. m., duplicate folk dancing at 1:30 p. m. in Clark Ganson, Russell McQueen Cross program to be given at anew minister to the church. porate communion. - sessions of the Church School Fellowship Hall. end Lester SMbla. and fa charge R. JAMBS CATNOUC FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST meeting of the Women's Fellow- Mn..Clarence Meeks wu or- Assisting the rector will be Led- will be held In the Education Tuesday activities: Prayer and of the cottage nursery will be • ' RedBaak; SCIENTIST ship Monday at 8 p. m. MMdsince. d and then installed In of-rard Marsh, crucifer; Robert building and Fellowship hall for study group (interdenominational) Mrs. Russell McQueen and Mrs. Francis Swarti, Fair Haven, Is fice Sunday with Mrs. Benjamin [ameson and Paul Lombard,- Sunday masses are at 8, 7, I. Red Bank Van Kueren as eMen for a three- three-year olda through, eiihth 10 a. ni.; Girl Scouts 3:30 p. m.;Peter Moreau. 9, 10, 11 and U (high mau) in Services at 211 Broad St. arein charge of devotions. orch-bearen, and Leonard Rog- trade under the direction of Miss Boy Scouts 7: IS p. m.; Pfeiffer Sunday-school starts at 9:30. ' Hour of Renewal aervicea are year term. Harvey Weiss was in- eris and Steven Smith, servers. A the church and 9,10 and II o'clock held Sundays at II a. m. Sunday- held Wednesdays at 7:30 p. mstalle. d as an elder for a one- nursery, kindergarten and flnt Mary Ann Stames, director of College Male, Chorus,-1 p. m. in The Senior Youth Fellowship ia the high school auditorium. School meets at 11 a. m. Wednes- VM r term religious education. Fellowship Hall. will meet at 7:15 p. m. Sunday Confessions are beard Satur- day evening testimony meetings The boards of deacons and dea- - Ordained and install- grades will be in session during The Bell Telphone Company will with Fred Colmorgen conducting conetses will meet Wednesday at ed as deacons were Miss Eliza-the service, At 7 p. ».. the senior high days from 4 to 8 p. m., and from at 8:15. beth Higginson, Gerald Louden, A coffee hour will be held pri- department of theiChurchSchool use the facilities of Fellowship « devotional service. Later, a rec-7:39 to 9 p. m., and week-days The reading room, 309 Broad 8:30 p. m. following Hour of Re- Halt Wednesday at 8:30 a. m. and national period will be led bduriny g tba 7:45 o'clodt newal. Maurice Adams and Frederick or to regular church school. Rob- will meet In me dapel followed I, is open dally, from noon to Moag, for a term of three yean, ert DeAdder will assist Father bv the weekly meeting of the1:30 p. m, Mission study meeti Andrea Wack. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 30 p. m., Friday evenings from at 1 p. m. in the fireplace room A. M. E. SON Installed as trustees were Mn. Broburg at II a. m. service. Con* Westminster senior high fellow, The Guild for Christian Serv- p. m. in the church. A baptism 30 to 1:30 and Sundays from James White, John Sherman and tributlons to the new chalice fund At 8 with Mrs. Kenneth Brandenburg, ice will meet in WWte Hall Mm- blank must be obtained from the to 4 p. m. Red Bank ship In the youth parlor, Rev. Charles E. Bourne will Herbert Anthony for three-year rill continue through January. p. m. the single young adult secretary of missionary educa- day, when the new officers will rectory and filled out before the Spiritual underatanding of God tioo of the Women's Society of be installed, and the organixa- preach Sunday at 11 a. m. Theterms. Harold Francis wu in- The Young People Fellowship eroup will meet la the Combs- baptisbti m tfjKfKt placel . divine Truth brings mankind convocation will be held from 3:38. DeVoe Memorial room. •„ The Christian Service. Plus-40 meets tional budget presented. Adem- Novena devotions hi honor of assurance of healing and redemp- senior choir will sing. Mn. Ter-stalled for a two-year term. at 1:30 p. m. in the educational onstration will be given on the esa Daniel is organist. Sunday- to 8:30 p. m. in St. Peter;! Epis- ruest speaker will be Vaa B. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- tioa-this is a theme of the les- FEDERATED building, preparation of plastic flowers. d every Monday at 8 p. av in son-sermon entitled " Truth " school meets at .9:30 a m. copal Church, Freehold. F Married Couples Class will hold circle A, with Mrs. Peter Mor- A program of gospel music Holmdel The annual Bishop's Ball will °Friday-7 p. m.. Westminster the church. , which will be read at Christian Sunday-school services will be Fellowship will hold # social its annual dinner meeting Thurs- eau, chairman, will be the host ; wiU be presented at 4 p. m. by B held Friday, Jan. 29, in the day at 7 p. m. in Fellowship ess group. " i ' - , Science services Sunday. the RevKalaira and the Zion held at 9:45 a. m. Misa Lois iynod Hall of Trinity Cathedral, night featuring bowling at Syca- PRESBYTERIAN Scriptural passages will Include Travelen. Mn. Alyca Ford di- Leibenow la superlntendnt. "The more Lanee.tollowed by a reere- Hall. Intermediate youth choir The Junior Youth Fellowship, Atlantic Highland* the acbount in Luke of the heal- Trenton. Proceeds will go totb a meets st 7:15 p. m. and youth at Wednesday's meeting will start rects the Revivalairs. Last Commandments" will be the fouth Consultation Service. itionai and social time In Fel- Sunday-school will meet at sfcM Uf by Christ Jesus of the man Weekly prayer services are sermon topic of Rev. Andrew A. lowship hall. choir, I p. m. a study project on Africa, under a. m. Edgar Hahoe, aupertntend- "which had a spirit of an un- Burkhardt at the 11 a. m. serv- rehearsal of The MYF will bold a chicken the leadership of Kathy Pickerel. Wednesday at 8 p. m. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Saturday—«: 13, ent, announced that a Junior choir dean devil" (4:33-11). The Men's Fellowship and theice. Mn. Mariana Clowes, organ- Cliffwood Beach the girls' Junior eholr.ln Fellow- dinner Saturday, Jan. 30, in FelCharlott. e Tash and Barbara Ren* to be-directed by Mrs. Robert K. —Th e Golde- *n Tex't la from lowship Hall. Servings will be thaw, Means and Mn. Frank Trues- stewards board will meet Satur- lit and choir director, will pre- Church achool classes meet at shio hall, and 10:45, rehearsal from 5 to 8 p. m. Psalms: "Teach me thy way, Oday at 8:30 p. m. with Congo »«t "Nun Bitteb Wir," "Fague 9:30 a. m. Sunday morning wor- of the boys' junior choir in the dale, and td sing at Sunday- Lords I will walk in thy truth: Mr. Burtis, choirmaster, assist EMMANUEL BAPTIST school urvices, will be made up Jones, Springdale Ave. on the Kyrie" and "Toccata In Aship is at 11 o'clock. Edward Kel- youth parlor. unite 'my heart to fear thy Minor." The choir anthem will be ley, newly elected elder, will be Monday-4 p. m., meeting of ed by Henrietta Depaas, soprano Atlantic Highlands of children in grades 4 through The third Quarterly Missionary of1 Bound Brook, will perform Rev. Howard M. Ervin, putor, name." (08:11). mass meeting will be held Thun-"Ivory' Palaces." The pastor's ordained. Elder Harold Hatfield Brownie Troop 15 In the Educa- day, Jan. 28, at 11 a, m. in this class in church membership for'will be installed. Newly elected tion building and meeting of Girl works by Bach, Hlndemlth and will preach at both the 11 a. m. A guest minister will preach EMBURY METHODIST young people will meet during deacons who will be ordained and Scout Troop 73 In Fellowship Dupre in a recital Sunday, Jan. and 7:30 p. m. services Sunday, at the 9:39 and 11:30 a. m. serv- 31. and he will also conduct the pray Little Silver the Sunday-school hour. Young Installed are Mn, John Golly, hali:j 7:15 p.m. meeting of Boy ices, during which a nursery for "Christ Speaks to His Church" Scout.Troop. 87 In Fellowshp er meeting at 7 p. m. preschool children will be SCHOOL OF MISSIONS Peoples Christian Endeavor will Mn. Edward Schwahl. William tall; and 8/p. m. Rachel Circle PRESBYTERIAN Church-school meets at 9:45 a. ducted. The senior choir will aiag JuJoh Red Bank ST* 1' 7:£Am' "p"cUceGrase. and Arthur Shortlidge. (Mrs. Robert L. Reyne4d*Mn. • Shrewsbury mi-. "The Lord Is My Shepherd." •- """?' Dallas Green will be featured What You Preach" wiU be the rj.vid. Smith and Edgar Neumey Sunday's 9:30 and 11 a. m. speaker at the Church School of topic led by Miss Lynn Kissel. e wiH be Installed as trustees. James H. Conolly) of/the,-Worn- Mid-week prayer .services are The session and board of trus- ern, organist and choirmaster, •en's Association will meet In theservices. Rev. John R. Collins, held Wednesdays, 8 p. m. Miaskma program Sunday at 8 Junior and senior choin meet Cub Pack 10 meets tomorrow tees will meet in tba church at will play, "Jesu, Joy of Man's p. m; "Light In A Dark Contin- Thunday at 6:30 and 7:30 p. m., church parlor. pastor, will begin a new aeries The Pioneer Girls meet Thure- i , m t 7 p. m. in Fellowship Hall. entitled "Some Helpful Things days, The Pilgrims at 3:30 p. m.. Desiring." by Bach, and "Pray- ent" Is the theme of the prorespectively- . Junior Hi Fellowship meets Tuetdayr-8 p. m., Bible class The Evening Circle, United „/•"• bby HugH o WolfWl.f ThThe senioi r gram. taught by Dr. Bush in the church About Sin," the first being "con- and The Colonisto, 7 p. m. Monday at 6:45 p. m. Mn. Mel- celt-spelled S-I-N." The Christian Boys dub win choir will sing, "God Not Far Mr. Green has had first hand COMMUNiTY moth Dow is adviser in charge- parlor, and meeting of Men's Monday in the home of Mrs. He!From Me," 0, God," by Zlngar- Club In the youth parlor, at The organ prelude "Melodic In not meet Saturday. Their next en Woodward. Asbury Ave. Mrs. experience from which to draw Port Monmouth Scouts meet Tuesday at 7 E" by Rachmanlnolf will be play, 1:90 his speech. He spent five years Sunday-school meets' at 9:30 which Past President ROM E. meeting will be Jan. 30, Richard Young will lead the dis- . m. . : : : •'- ...'.•• ed by Miss Doris Frame, minis- p. m. Church achool classes meet at in the Sudan of Africa. a. m. with classes tor all ages. Combined meeting of session, King will be the speaker and ter of music, cuukn. 9:45 a. m. The nursery ia at 11 Dr. Webster will Install ths new Young people of thechurch Mrs. Hunter Pollock will be dis- A light supper will be served. John Batton, superintendent, is trustees and deacons will be At the 9:30 service, the Chor- will hold a progressive dinner a. m. A nursery is available for the in charge. "Superiority of Faith" "i ry-eleded oflicen. The Intermedlsto Youth Fellow- held Wednesday at 7:30 p. ra.i a ':• Wedne»day-10 a. m.. prayer istera will sing "Oh Grackwa Sav- eWldrenof parents who attend the will be the sermon topic of Rev.Fellowship Hall. lour" by Cluck. At the 11 o'clock ship will meet Sunday at 9:30missionary program. A. Donald Magaw at the morn- ; and study" group will rtaet In p. m.. and the Senior Youth Fel ing service at 11 o'clock. Mn. the chapel, and Spiritual Life service the senior choir will sins SERVICE CHU thth e offertoryffto . "Blessings,"Bli" "b yb towahrp at 7:30 p. m. : CENTRAL BAPTIST Alice Smith ia In charge of the Workshop in the church parlor. Atlantic Highlands music. At the evening service at WASHINGTON (AP) - Chief of at which Mn. Joseph Fowler of Curran. Mrs.Lois MscMahon Plans an being completed-tor Jolce will sing a solo, «'How the Commission on Mission. Mn. Sunday-school meets at 9:45 a8 o'clock. Rev. Magaw will con- Chaplains Ma). Gen. Terence P. ' the Presbytorial will lead a Bl- m. with William F. Maxson. su tinue speaking from the Book of Flnnegan reports that attendance ;•• ble discussion based on thBeautifue l Upon the Mountalna," Oliver Palmer, 1 LincolnCt. BAPTIST Noel NIUXM, chairman, announced by Harker, and the primary choir Keansburg, and'Mr. and Mn. that Dr. Gton Wysner, of the Inoermtendent- . . Rev. Harry . W.Galatians. The sermon topic is at religious services In Air Force ; Psalms; 8:45 p. m., rehearsal New Monmouth Kraft will preach at the morn- illi will sing "Alleluit. Amen" by Wil-F. M. Bell, 93 Third Ave., At- Bible achool meets at 9:M a. m ternational Missionary Council, 'The Liberty of Faith." chapels passed the 13million ; of the Westminster Fellowship Ing service at 11 o'clock. Senior Mid-week Fellowship meets mark In fiscal 1999. S eholr in the chancel, and 8 p. m.liams, with Robert Wilson and lantic Highlands. Dessert will be . Rev. William E. will apeak at the II a. m. service David Crane singing s duet, Theserved in the church hall, follow- eb. 14. Baptist Youth Tellc^hlpvmeetau/ednesday at 7:45 p. ra."Th Aie r Force chaplains performed * the evening circle* of the Worn- grove will preach "on "Paul'i at 8:30 p. m. In the church au- Brotherhood of Faith" wiU be the postlude will be "Festival Song" J5i.!21f ii2miilBI'.w? " *wThanteglvuig^at the'l0:45"'m1! Rev. Mr. Barrett Is holding 0,127 marriages, 11,893 baptisms . en's Association will meet aa by Lawandoski. tional program. dhorium and the Junior Youth sermon topic, the but message and conducted 2,450 funerals, ha 1' follows: Mary Circle (Mn. Rob- service. The will be "Oclasses-, for .church..membership Group in the prayer room. Rev. A tiny-tot ounery is conducted for a Closer Walk with God' every Thursda" y at 3:3" "9" p . m.f for in the series from the Book reported. * ert W. Upton-Mrs. Frank E. CALVARY BAPTIST Mr. Kraft will preach at the eve- nalatiana" 9 Whiting), Mlaa Nan Werner, 58 during both aervkea under the Foster, uadtr the •aad _ i, and amg aervlea at 7:30 o'clock. Mu- U""H™"# direction of Mn. Curtis Bradley. Miss Mildred" **.* *• m. lor aaator achool * Tinton Ave., Eatontown: Naomi sic wiD be by the Praise Him UFORMED ,v (Mn. WUbert A. Varley-Mrs. Sunday church school will meet at 9:39 and II a. ra. a. Suaday-echcot elsssea for Kcyport George H. Ferguson), Mn. Geo- *£2 Prayer meeting and Bible study tedhl tupcfvtwd The Junior Hi Westminster Fel- MtawU start yt p '' rge H. Ferguson, 188 Queens Dr., to class win meet at S-.45 a. n. be held Wednesday at 7:45Warren Bemhardtt, wilill l meett at Little Silver, and Ruth (Mn. lowship will meet .at I p. raa.t 11 o'clock..Special music will p. m. Baad practice la, at 7 p. n 9:39 a. m. A nurasry for pre-H lioipitality.»at.7:48 . m. John D. Colin-Miss Gladys Sunday, with Mr. and Mrs. De*.be a vocal duet by Charles O. F The Ladles' AJd^mchson school children will open at 10:30. Horn), church parlor. Dr. Bush ter Robinson as advisers. The Mid-week eervices of pl_.. 1 meeting will be held Senior Hi Fellowship will meet Rodgen and Mn. Roy E. Webb. Fair Haven Rev. Roderick N. De Young will will be the speaker. A nursery for pre-school children and study are held Wednesdays at 1 pr m. preach and administer the Hoi; I overcame Thunday-3 p. m, Dr. Bush st 8 p, m. under the leadership At Sunday's 11 a. m. aervice. of Rev. Mr. Collins. during the service will be direct- at 7:39 p. m. Rev. Walter T. Gandek will Sacrament of Baptism at ..-: will attend a meeting of, the ed by Mrs. Charles Harding and Boy Scout Troop 149 wiU meet Mte COMMUNITY 10:45 a. m. aervice. * board of directors ot Bloomfleld Rev. Mr. Collins will conduct in the education building at 7:39 P™«*"« ""•• "•»•', " Lincraft Sherry Leadbeater. p. m. Tuesday. The senior choir will aing A confirmation clan will false College and Seminary, and 8 an adult study group on the Book During the construction of the y. Sunday-School service U at 9:45at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Ths cherub p. m., rehearsal of the Tower of Romana at 8 p. m. TThh e AAmlcl o Bible Class will "Loving Shepherd." Mn. Alma Baker, organist, will play "Pas- a. m. In the church hall. Frank choir will reheane at 10. A bays' Hill choir in the chancel. The Rev. Collins will conduct a ,••"*•••» church at 8 p. m. Btuhm Is superintendent. "The choir, for boys entered In the communicant class in his study toral Pemde" and "Offertory." ice Sense of ObUgation" will be thethird through seventh grades . appetites? ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL at 4 o'clock this afternoon. in the Ocean- gram with Mn. Scava Whiten The membership class will be sermon topic of F. Howard Lfeyd, be organised at 10:45. RED BANK Church ofitetra training pro- port School. All other meetings in charge and Mn. Arthur Con' conducted by R.w. Mr. Gandek minister. MiM Everya Layton, or The chapel and' sanctuar Holy Communion will be adgra- m maetiaga will be held to- are held in the present church nelly, Mrs. William Roberta, Mrs.a t "8:4 ' ~8 a. m. Churc- h- Schoo- l will ganlst, will lead the choir In Mschain rehearse Thundaya. Glt ri BwBltt Arthur begin at 9:45. lHETHVIH ministered every Sunday at S morrow and next Saturday from r ,- ~ldet ^ * -"dMn. Arthui anthem "Standing on the Prom- a. m. I a. ra.t o 4 p. m. in the church ^£i i? 5Cadet?s P*and AckeA r servini g u hhostesses. Sunday evening at 7:39. . the Teenagera meet Sunday at 5:45 ii Mii d I ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL IN TUTS A Sung mass and sermon by house. A buffet luncheon will be Young people meet in the Commission on Missions under Itt Thaju I Tues- Rttrason the vicar, Rev. E. V. Kitson served, All officers formerly and r*, .rv.ee . chttrT.t chairman, Mn. Helen Denny, will day at 7 p. m. The aduH choir Rev. John Barton Andrew, CREATBOOI waltera, will be held every Sun: •** <" office l»yt ban requested and the eaventh and eighth grad- sponsor the showing of the film, Women's cottage prayer meet- "An End to Darkness." which meets Thursday at 7: :38 p, at. sistant minlstef, will administi CAN RELEASE YOU day at 9:30 '«. m., except the to attend. ing will be held Wednesday at ers meat Fridays at 7:30 p. ra. The organltatton ceremony of Holy Communion Sunday at 8 a fourth "Sunday when then will Ths Men's Club will bowl at concerns work being done in Af- m. In ths Chantry. At 9:38-a. m, be morning pnyer. 1:30 p. m. Monday. The Women's 9:30 a. m, in the home of Mn.KING OF RINGS LUTHERAN the church i afflHatlng with the You can be freed from any Association will bowl at 8 p. mVicto. r A. Sandberg, 172 River- The pastoral relations commit- Presbyterian denomination will M will lead morning prayer an false appetite iC you will turn Sunday-school meets In the edge Rd., New Shrewsbury, Middlctown lake place Sunday, Jan, 31, atspeak. At tMa service, the gir church'hall at 9:30 a. m, Wednesday. Rev. C. Roger Burkina, pastor, tee will meet Monday at 8 p. ra., choir will aing, "Hear Thou M; with a receptive, unprcju* The Women's Association will Mid-week prayer meeting, usu- In the home of the chairman, 3:19 p. ra. ally held Wednesday evening, has will be In charge of the services Prayer, O Lord," diced thought to the truth •EUGMUS SOCIETY OP hold a meeting and. luncheon at Sunday at 10:45 a. m. ia tba Bay-Robert Wyckoff. • . M: contained in thiigmi book, FRIENDS (Qasken) 1 p. m. Thursday. Mrs, J. Abee. n changed to Thursday at 8view School, Leonardville Re The snembMsMp sad evangel- tTv JAMET EPISCOPAL J*!*** •» " •• . «* Blair, president of New Jersey P. m. Eatoatowa •>• MeKoa will play a recital Science and Health with Key Shrewsbury Mlddletown. ism commission will meet Tues- Sunday, Rev. Alan H. Tongue the Mary Owen Borden Carillon. Sysodicsl, ' will be ths au^st Sjiaday- school meets at 9:39day, at 8 p. m. m the parsonage. to the Scriptures by Mary The society speaker. The Boy Scouts and Ex- ST. BENEDICTS CATHOLIC wUI celebrate the Holy Euehar. At II a. m., Rev. Mr. Andrew Baker Eddy. day at II a. m. foi worship. Tba a. m. The executive committee of ths1st at t a. m. Church school will will lead in morning pnycr PlrtMav acton awots at 18 a. aa.plorsr Scouts will awat at 7:39 Hailet W.S.C.S. will meet Frdlsy, Jan. p. m. Thunday. Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, TRUt, LOVE NEW BIRTH "9, at 3:30 p, m., in the church. meat at 19:35'a. m. Family serv. preach. The men and boys choli You may read or borrow 10, II and 12 In the Holmdel SPIRITUALISM CENTRE Ice, morning prayer and sermon directed by Marfhall C. Buah, wl Science and Health free of TrnrasT ALL tAOm EPISCOPAL Elementary School, Keyport Highlands ran CHURCH OP CHRIST will be at 10:30 o'clock. ling "There Shall A Star," charged any Christian Sci- Navesink Wednesday there will be a cele- BAPTIST CHURCH Holmdel Rd. Joseph Cantrell Seals, pastor, SCIENTIST bration of the Holy Eucharist at MONMOUTH REFORM ence Reading Room. Ths Ave, Holy Communion will be cele- Confessions are heard Satur- is in charge of services all day book can be purchased in red, Red •aak, N. J. brated Sunday at 1:30 a. m; day, between 4:30 and 5:30 p, m,Sundays at 9 Shrewsbury Ave. Kcyport 9 a. in. TEMPLE Rev. Jeaa V. Creataamel church school meets at 9:30; theand 7:10 and 8:30 p. m. in thConsultatione s are by appoint' The morning services will hs The Episcopal Women will hold Shrewsbury green, or blue binding at SS service for parents and children ment. hold Sunday at II o'clock. Sun- a monthly meeting Monday at 8 Friday night services will be and will be sent postpaid on Pasttf parish rectory, Hlllcrest Rd. day-aehool will meat at II a. mp., m. in the parish house. Mar-held at «:I5 o'clock In the chapel la at 10:19, and the momlnn receipt of check or itone* .4 K" WNOAY, JAN. 14 prayer and sermon Is at 11:1CHRISTIA5 N 9CIENCE SOCIETY DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH A taattmony meeting will bs vin Curtis will show films of his of the Presbyterian church. Rab order, D89 KM. aad 11 AM. except the - first' Sunday of-each SPIRITUALISM CENTRE IwM sett Wednesday at 8 p. as.ncsnt trip to Germany, M Henry Bambcrger will month, when Holy Communion Atlantic Highlands on "What's In a Name?" "Maa Against HinuelT Church service aad Sunday- Highlands SHAXER-qVAXER la also celebrated at the 11:15 Josephine Cantrell Seals, pas CHRIST EPUCOPA L Sunday-School is held at II: Rev. CreatkaaMl service. Rev, Charles P. John-school an held at II a, m. Wed- Shrewsbury a. m. in the church house, Christian Science nesday testimony meeting Is attor, la In charge of haallahli g serv 9>4S son Is rector. Ices all day Sundaysi att 0 Shrews' Elder Proklia C. Moyaa, Rev. AnsaliD Broburg, rector, The new Sisterhood will be hel HEADING, lilt p. in, Riadlni room hours bury Ave. Consultations are b;to char, will conduct a service announces the following services:at I p. m. Monday In the churci V • Al ROOM •tit tM. Jaaler HI IYF KINO OF KINGS LUTHEitAN are I to 4 p, m, Tuesdays aad appointment, of Instruction and guidance at 19 Sundays', 8 and 9 a. m,; Wednes- house. I Mlddletown Saturdays, except holidays, a m. Sunday at Ins church, 19 days, 0 a. m.. and Fridays, 7:38 t*IIJ,M«, ttSt PJt Stalar HI BVP Rev, C, Roger Burkina, pastor, North Bridge Ave. liMPJUOeastWflllains' OH POINT IMRiTOALIIT METHODIST CHRIST EPSICOPAL Faoawshia will be In charge of the services Highlands FJRft i>ENTECOSTAL Mlddletown Mon. thru Sat, 12-4:39 < SpacW Weteotae to Sunday al 10:45 a, m. In the Bay- 1HAPEL Church school meets at 9:30 a SPIRITUAL Weak-days services Include Sunday services: Holy Com- Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:39 WatcttM It aa AawrkM view School, Leonardvllle Rd., Chapel Hill m Morning service at II o'clock Belford - Holy Communion al 9 a. m. munion at 8 a, m,; Sunday-school Sunday Afternoon M M Mlddletown. Rtv. Frances Stevenson con' Evening service al 7:39, Rev, Photb* Dalley will Wedasadaya and Fridays, at 9:49 a, m, and'morning pray- Sunday-school mecli at 9:Mducts services Sunday at I p, m, Prayer meeting Wednesday al C cl Mrvlcaa Sunday al 8 p, m For Holy days, Holy Com- er and sermon at II o'clock by 101 IROAD ST. a. m. and Wednesdays at 3:39 and 17:30 p. at and Tuesday al 3:39 and I p. m.munion Is at 9 a. m, Rtv, Andrew Van Dyke, recto RED BANK I Ks«4Ua.at County tcty rsajinssMtsa nit fce ebasrvee' Blair Unit to Get 'AIM CONGREGATION INAIIKAEL Bible Society film will be show t both services. Rev. Hanty C. Raritan Township the Sunday-school classes a -cuie, Jr. pwter. will preach en Plan Opinions to be Sought Sunday-school meets at 9:30 Late Friday night services will 30 The, Meaning of The Lord's Sup- As Director New Home a.m. in Middle Road School. be held at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert motioa picture, "Foottstep. er." EAT0NTOWN -'William-R TRENTON (AP) — A major TRENTON (AP) - Senate and tee to the Assembly to talk over/ Morning worship at 11 o'clock S, Rosenthal will preach on theof Livingston," will be shown to Preceding each service, John Blair, Jr.. Fair Haven :*H hurdle has been cleared after Assembly leaden intend to find the assessment ptohiem. Hie? it held in the North Centerville topic: "And These Are thmorroe w at the 9:45 and 11 a. m I." Watson" 3d" minuter of mu- and Red Bank attorney, Wednes- five years of effort by New. Jer- out Monday whether Gov. Robert committee is dsmiaated by As- : Fire House, Middle Rd. RevNames.. " Cantor Sidney Scharff confirmation classes. Excerpt ic, will present a half-hour-or- •hrygien" by Jehaa AUin; "Al- the N. J Education Association yesterday and agreed to discuss ers made it clear they don't first sermon is "Prophecy and of his Bar Miuvah. Dr. Shapiro work of Scripture translation ant egro gusto," "Urghetto," and tiave reached agreement on bow the governor's proposal for solv like Meyner's ides for a state- the Word of God." A nursery wi|l occupy a seat'on the pulpit distribution interwoven with rhy 'Finale," from a sonata by Fll- to finance the building cost. An Ing the property tax problem at wide grand jury to handle the administration bill will start its is held in the home of Mr. andand Mrs. Shapiro will Wets the thmic chants and tribal dances in DDO Caoocci and the chorale pre- Republican and Democratic par- crimes which cross county, lints.' way through the Legislature Mrs, James Barrett 27 Cornell candles. Candle lighting time is the Congo. lude, ."Sleepers Awake," by Jo- conferences. CewgU aald be weaidat Mfce. 4:41 p.m. The floral donation wi hann Ludwig Kerbs. Monday. Dr. Church council meets Monday Senate Majarlty Leader Ha- ta see Atlasrtk aad Caps May The board of elders will meet be made by Dr. and Mrs. SI* at Ip. m. in the parish house At the first service, David The Education Department, lts J. HWery (R-Hsrria) aad tonight at 8 o'clock in the home now housed in an old mansion piro. A discussion of the sermon Senior choir rehearses Wednes- Hogg will sing "Panis Aagelicus." MbMrity Leader Joseph W. of Alexander Purdue. near the state house, has been and community singing will takt day at Ip. n. by Cesar France, and Westmin- CewgOl (Mamdsa) Md a Confirmation class meets Moiv place at the Oneg Shabbat. A motion picture; seeking a modern office building ster Choir wiU sing the aatnem. Asked if that would be pos- day at 7 p.m. in the parsonage. Sabbath morning services are in Bonds," will be shown at the for five years. But the appro- "God Be in My Heed." by to be eeeeort fer ladhrtasal sible under Meyner's proposal, Choir rehearsal is at t: 30 p.m. at 10 o'clock. Al»n Shunim •••<" Dorcas Circle meeting Thursday Davits. ~, i nriation waa always cut from the budget Cowgjll Mid, "I'm not lo© sura In the home of Mrs. Lyman be called to the Torah at a Bar at 8 p. m. Discussion will be led la the vaoer house at the Legis- ' Parka, director, IS Chestnut Dr. Mitsvah and will be by Mrs. John Olving, Jr.. on the At the second service. Chaacel Last year. Mevner proposed what would be possible. That's 1 Choir, will sing two lature. Aad Assembly MbMrity why I'm afraid of it." The guild for Christian Serv- into the fold of Israel by Rabbi story of Ziegenbalgi pioneer mis- borrowing $2,300,008 from the "Seek Ye the Lord." far Roberts. Pierce R Darner (R- ice meets Thursday,* Jan. 3*. atRosenthal. Cantor Scharff wi state's annual appropriation'for But Cowgill uid the Democrats sioner in India. and "O Saviour of the Worst/ j) said fhsto wst stow • p.ml in the fire house. Officers chant the service. Junior congre- the teachers pension fund to put will alto oppose a ReaahUeaa by Goas. . , . ' ; GOP baeklag far the proposal to be installed: Mra. Robert gation meets at 9:15. Afternoon BAPTIST up the building. The money wss bid to revive the eld state'Law Solo parts will be sung by Gor- la Erbig, president; Mrs. Alexander services will be at 4:50, followed ' Mlddletown to be repaid in 20 years. niv •onrvT w ifercement Council Monday. He don MacLeaa. Jr. .•'. Purdue, vice president; Mrs. by a class in Bible. Sunday morn- Rev. John E. Bates will speak The NJEA, a teachers's group, But Assembly Sneaker Maurice said It has no Democratic vetts y At both servicea Mr. Wattsa Fred Myers, secretary; ,Mrs. ing services are at 9:30. The on the topic, "What Christ Offers opposed the losn from the pen- . Bndv (D-Hudson) said his ia the Senate. will play as organ offertory, Kenneth Switur, treasurer. Host- Talmud class meets' at. 10 a.m.to Man" at the 11 a.m. Sunday sion fund. Its Influence blocked county still prefers Its own a> Meyaer ahasstt said a grand "Blessed Jesus" by Bach. l^— oaaa^lJ enMsiavtasW ^kaimi |M_ esses will be Mrs. Anna Huse, Weekday services are held each service. The senior choir will the proposal. oroseh to the problem — a bill Church School will convene at |Rjn nM •!*•)•• Rfjll mr Mrs. George Huse and Mrs. But the NJEA .worked out itsbv Hudson Democrats William V. evening at 7:30. present the anthem, "Lord, Open 9:30 a. m., in the separate de- a^ldt^safegatrdstfuaalsw Charles Grace. , WINam R. Blair. Jr. own counterproposal, approved Muito and Frederick H. Hauter The religious school will hold Thou Our Eyes" by Sullivan, partments, nursery through Jun- eafereamaat etsend. it's fint open school week Sun< under the direction of Mrs George at a meeting last Saturday. It Isto put assessment standards In He said. "I see absolutely no TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM ior high. Mr. Blair U a member of the day, for the Sunday-school, and Hartmaan, organist. Ushers will bated on the Idea of constructing the hands of local officials. need — I see eo advantage la Elberon Senior high class will meet at Red Bank law. firm of Parsons, Monday and Tuesday tor the be Robert Deaney and Leonard the building as an investmem When Meyner remarked that ft, procedure adopted by the • Demonstration of Anti-Semi' 10:30 am. Labrecque, Cauona and Blair. the two suctettions might aot be Hebrew school. Parents wiU be Tarum. Flowers will be placed for the pension.fund. The fund Uw EafrocemMt Couadl. I do - linn, which began Christmas eve invited to visit the classes by Mr. and Mrs. Rider Guilder- A fellowship supper wiltbe held He WM appointed to fill the would keep ownership of theirreconcilable, Brady replied. net think (here It any doubt It in Cologne. West Germany and UKxpired term of Robert H. Mai- consult.wiOi'the teachers, son. There will be a nursery in the auditorium at 7 p. m. Ar- building until the state complete* "When you talk about assess- was used u a political later spread through Europe and The Men's" Club will hold Its for small children in the kinder rangementa are being made by dt, who died last year. Mr. Mai- lease-purchase payments in 20ment, everyone la Hudson thinks la 1867." ,,...„ >|« vim was a member o* the America, will be discussed. Dr. first Sunday night social, begin garten room during the service. the Supper Club. Fallowing the years. tbout railroad taies. They get Aaron H. Lefkowitt at 8:30 to- ning at 8 o'clock. James Long, Church school wil.1 convene at supper, the annual meeting of the Parsons firm. Meyner met with legislative scared and you have to be very night in a sermon entitled "Preju- director of Family and Children 9:30 a.m., the Junior school meet- congregation and the corporation Daniel. S. Morris wu re-elect- leaders yesterday and told a new careful.'* ;•*/ "::\__^%^2 dice-A Psychological Study." Rab- will begin at 8 p. in.,A program ed president of the auodttioa Service of Momnouth County, ing for I assembly in Fellowship v conference afterwards he accepts bi Lefkowitt will analyze various will speak on the subject: "How Hall under the direction of Mrs. of entertainment will be provid- John Adams was again named the NJEA amendments to hisceDtet ahMst 12 mlHsa oaBtn forms of. prejudice, their cause to Be Happy Though, Married." Robert Benson,- and the senior ed for children during the meet- executive vice president and An. propossl. a year » raflreed tains. and cure. Later the Temple A lt ill b d Leon school meeting in the church ing. at C. Shaw wo re-elected sec- No specific site hss been pick' Brady uid he has called i under the direction of-Clement Senior high fellowship will meet retary-treasurer. . • ed for the building. But Meyner' Monday morning meeting of the Shabbat in honor of the women evening. Barlow. at 7: IS p. m. Part II of Biblical : Reflected as directors were May- office said the project Is part Democratic Conference Commit- of the Sisterhood for their serv word studies will be presented. or F. Blisi Price. Fred S Mor- The Mlddletown Yoiith Fellow- of tpe state Capitol dsvetopment Ices to the congregation. The program will be led by. Mist ris and Mr. Adams. . program Involving new buildings The. Sisterhood Bible Course . LUTHER MEMORIAL ship will meet at 7: N p.m. In Kitty DeNieola. . Other board 'members are Al- Fellowship Hall. Mils Ann Mar- on either side of the SUte House. will meet with Rabbi Lefkowlti New Shrewsbury Junior Choir will rehearse to- exander Borosa, George T. Burtt, tin wiU lead In the for a discussion of "The Book of "The greatest Power on Earth" day at 3:30 p.m. Frank O. Magee, Felix Fogia and is Sunday's sermon topic of Rev, Proverbs" at II a. m. Tuesday, the topic, "Youth, Alcohol, men's bowling team will Daniel ^S. Morris. Daniel D. Reinheimer as he con- and Tobacco". Miss Andrea At- prior to the Sisterhood's January meet Monday at 1:45 p. m. in Youth Week tinues hit series on "Practical kinson will lead the devotions meeting at which .the rabbi wiU Sycamore Lanes, , ' BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP speak on J'The Romance of Christianity," based upon the and the Misses Joyce Veals and Tuesday, at 8:30 a. m. In the Port Monmouth Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans. Jean Metcalfe will provide re- Language Reborn." ' manse, a new circle of the Worn* Robert Minut, pastor Wll bring Meeting Set The service begins at 10:45 a.m. , . Confirmation clan parents will freshments. en's Association will be.formed. the measaga, "Walking in the LONG BRANCH — National in the Tinton Falls School, Winton , meet In the rabbi's study at 8 The general mteting of ^the the circle will be led by Mrs. Light" at the morning worship Christian Youth Week meeting, ; p. m. Thursday to plan for theAve. Women's Fellowship will be held Karl Ege. '_ • service at 11 a.m. Mrs. Minut sponsored by the United Chris- Sunday-School, Adult. Bible ' annual confirmation service. on Monday, Jan. 39, at 8 p. ra. Prayer Fellowship will meet will be in charge of the music. tian Youth Movement of the Class and the Adult Information "In Fellowship Hall. Miss Miriam Tuesday at 10 a. m. Bible school convenes at 9:45 Council fo Long Branch and VI- Group meet at 9:30 a.m. Sun-Corbet, executive secretary of Brownie Troop U0 wiU meet am. with classes for all ages, cinity, will be held Sunday, Feb. d«y. the Council for Christian Social Tuesday at J: JO p. m. • Youth Fellowship, Senior Group, 7 from 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. in ^A nursery is provided during Action of the American Baptist Session wjll meet Tuesday at meets at.1:30 p.m. in the home Simpson Methodist Church. Gar- WHY SO MUCH HOMWOm ** humify me worship service for small convention, will be the guest 8 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs.-Albert E. Ma- field and Third Aves. children. speaker,. Mrs. Edward Osborne, Circle IV will meet Tuesday at honey, 11, Vermont Ave.,, Port Sunday, Jan. 31 marks the be- The Adult Information Grow president, will be in charge of S:» p. ra. in the home of Mrs. Monmouth. ginning of the National ChrUtlan saslajnmama are t la* heavy far the etueW meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the the meeting. Refreshments will Robert P. Lee, S Blossom Rd., Bible study class at 7:30 p.m. Youth Week observed annually Ma pastor's new residence, 57 Parm- follow. Rumson. at the Mahoney home. Vaster with special youth programs in thinking •bout hit textbook reading, to digest* the great ly'Rd.. The board of deacons will meet Girl Scout Troop 240 will meet Mlnut will be in charge. local churches, and the Feb. 7 mass of Material read, and t» do It rapidly. This logical Tuesday and Wednesday, Rev. Tuesday at I p.m. in the pastor's Wednesday at 3:11 p. m. Mid-week Prayer Fellowship meeting marks the climax with Reinheimer will attend a retreat erpafeoch Is necessary tee fee tno writing, fn#f vsvally Boy Scout Troop ,200 will meet Wednesday at 8 p. m. at thespecial united community pro- at Ocean City for the New Jersey follows shMfy. We try to meet this need In our language The •congressional business home of Mr. and Mrs. Mahoney. grams. The theme is "Thy King- State Conference of the Lutheran Wednesday at .7:30 p. m. g Arts Course-Reading, English, Vocabulary, Spelling, meeting of thechurch will be Morning worship service and Church, Missouri Synod. The third .class " " winte' r Study Skills. At all levels from 7th grade through held Thursday, Jan. 28. at 8 School of Faith and Ltfe,fill be Bible school are held at thdom...Oe nmeetin Earth."g wil' l • include The CMM*J9(i lit CMMoM ffWIptM 00tsM«lflf ft) flMlltye p.m. in Fellowship Hall. Edwin held Wednesday at I p. m. Rev. Bayshere Gun Club, Harmony youth panel d on the ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Parsells, moderator, will act asEdward, SJ: Golden, visiting lec- Rd. ;:*.^-..^u*i,- j themeh . At 4 p.m. the Prince- Lttmtdlol HtMlInf mnd Arirhm«tle for young* chlWrtn. Little Silver chairman. turer in pastoral theology ton Theological Seminary drama Rev. A, Allen Attenborough. Princeton Seminary, will lead the Central Middletown team will present a chancel play STM, rector, will administer Holy WES1MHMSTER discussion,,,"When Two Beome "Christ in fit» Concrete City." Mrs. Virginia Sami of South Communion'Sunday at- 8 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN One-Or Not Quite!" The meeting will close with "in m n ONI HV i wiK Ind.hu returned to her He will conduct the family serv. Middletown The women's bowling team will wiper worship st * p.m. Young Mt rut WHO." home after visiting with her son- ice and lead in morning prayer "The Magnetism of theUn meet Wednesday at 8: IS p. ra. people from churches In the shore FOR ADEQUATE WIRING in-law and daughter, Mr. and st 8:30 a.-Hi., and preach and KC," wiU be the topic of Rev. in Sycamore Lanes. area, including Long Branch; As- J Mrs. George Morrison, tJ-Walnut •"lead 'I n mornin'"g" "praye~ r at I1 Harlan C. Durfees sermon Sun- Westminster Choir will rehearse bury Park, Red Bank and Free- a. m. Ave. . •:•»• SH 7*411 day at 10:45 a. mt, a meditation Thursday at 7 p. m. hold, will participate. Sunday-school meets at 9:3whic0 h examines the great mys- Chancel Choir will rehearse ALLEN ELECTRIC a. m. in the parish house. tery of the Lord'a Supper. Hory Thursdajr at 8 p. m Guesta at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Salter. 48 Virginia Keanabuift It WHITE IT., RED RANK Holy Communion is administer Communion will be observed. The The Board of Deacons will meet Tsr, it Mr. SalUr'a aister, Mitt R»nro'1t'Mrt tt** fl* ed wall Prayer Book Holy Days choir will sing "Lead Me. O Fa- Thursday at 8 p. ra. Tbe churchmea's League St Clement's Episcopal Church, .Iltctrietf Ht at 8:30 p. m. and at all services ther," under the direction of Mrs, A aquare dance will be held Betty Salter. of Scotch Village, Belford, and St. Mark'a Church the third Sunday of the month. LouU A. Rtskasky, organist. Nur-next Friday at 8:38 p.m. InNev- a Scotia. elected Mill Barbara Meyers as sery facilities are available. atruction for beginners will be their, vice president to replace Sunday-School will meet at 9:15 provided. Mr. and Mrs. John Moller. 89 Miss Eileen Husted, Sunday, under the leadership of Richard Wajnut Ave., entertained Mr. and Hostesses atthe next meeting '. Rutherford, superintendent. REFORMED Mra. Martin Frie and children. will be Angelo August, James Senior and intermediate fellow- Middletown Elisabeth and Regjaa, of Emer- The wn. and Fred Bower, New York Meginley sad Thomas Bottlio- ship groups will meet at 8:30 p. "Ignorance and Apathy, ski. m. .Sunday. Basic Social Evib of Our Day" City,, recently. Both choirs will meet for re-will be the subject of the sermon The seventh birthday of Gil- hearsal in the church Tuesday by Rev. Howard E. Newton at Mrs. George Byrd, IS Stephen- TRAVEL AGENCY rt VanWagner, SOB of Mr. ami evening. the It a.m. service Sunday. Mra, villa Blvd., it spending two weeks Mrs. Gilbert Van Wagner, Maple Herbert B. Sherraae. organist, with her father In Merrycourt, louennsn., "SSJ* m COOKMAN MI Ave., was celebrated at a fam- will ptay the prelude. "Andante," N. Dak. ETHICAL FELLOWSHIP ily parly hut week. RI0IMM %WB& ASWRtPARR Monmouth County by Bervon. The offertory setae- On Monday Mrs. Robert Hol- SHREWSBURY - The Ethics! boa will be "Andante in F' by The 17th birthday of Thomas '' IH f*MM ^/S^THSF N MOW ellowship of Monmouth County Wely and the posUude, "Seek land, 8 Gray Dr., was hostess atMalley, son of Mr. and Mrs. will show two films at 8:30 tonight Thou the Lord and His Strength" her home' at a regular meeting John Malley. Jr., Murray La., •BRING YOU in Shrewsbury, Hose Company. under the direction of MM. of the Lone Oak Women's Club. wateelebraied by membr.t of The films for the meeting con- Sherrane, will sing the anthem, Plans were made to have a cake his family Monday. INAORI MOUNTID WHILH TOO WAHI You can rssenra and pick up airline, ttoamthip, cern pressure, groups and free- "» Rest In the Lord" by Men- auction, dried flower arrange- dom teleern.; delesson. Harold Hlltyer wiU be ments. Progressive luncheon and Kevin Low, son of Mr. and WHITE AND EGG SHELL bui and teur ticket*, hotel and resort area The fellowship is informally as- the head usher. The (lowers in Easter hat-making programs at Mrs. William Low, OaLwood PI., sociated with the Ethical Union, the chancel last Sunday were future meetings. The next meet- celebrated his ninth birthday Fri- reservations at our officts. . which includes several local chap- given by Mrs. William R. Hawk- ing wiU be at the home of Mra.day at a family party. ters as well as chapters in many ins. John P. Chamberlain, Lone Oak •WINDOW SHADISS countries of'the world. Member- The church school sessions arc Dr.. at which time there will be • HOT SALESMAN IT COSTS IIO MOM TO MOK ship requires no formal religious at 8:30 a.m. and are under the a Jewelry suction. M affirmation: Many members feel supervision of Elder Karl HeMg, IOCKPORT. N. Y. (AP) - A -Os>»oM WMo- that they are participating in asuperintendent. During the' wor- fire extinguisher distributor was ftRtT QUALITY THROUtMt YOUR LOCAL TRAWL AMNT St Msr/s Parent-Teacher As- humanistically oriented philos- ship hour at 11 there Is a child tociatioa, New Monmouth, will present: during the lunch hour when a short-circuited wire caus- ophy, of life that provides for care program provided by themeet et the school auditorium Sunday-school training in ethical ed a small fire at. a restaurant Dorcas Circle at the pariah house. Tuesday at 8:18 p. m, and religious values that accent The Village Yi here. the-"one-ness" of the world will meet at the Baptist Church He rushed to his car, grabbed |.dsy. •,,______• A special meeting of Court at 7:30 p.m. Miss Ann Marths, Fulgent Corona, Catholic Daugh- a demonitration model end put out the fire. Two butlnesimen Miss Mary Teegtn and James tret of America, New Monmouth, McEtwcin will discuss "A Teen- who were present were suffi- HOLY COMMUNION will be held Monday at 8:45 p.m eVRRMT WV10WO RATI EPISCOPAL age Approach to Tobacco ciently impressed lo place orders at St. Mary's Catholic school : •;r ;":?••.: • 'Fair Haven ." Alcohol". Miss Joyce Veala and with him, auditorium. Rev. Donald A. MacLeod will Miss' Jean Metcalfe will furnish leave tomorrow for a week's va- the refreshments aad Miss Andrla Ths Locust Wood Civic Associa- PER ANNUM, cation in Nassau. Atkinson will lead the devotions. tion will sponsor a dance to- #•••••••• 3ft* Sunday, Rev. Charles J. Buck, The Dorcas Circle of the Worn- night at Buck Smith's .restaurant, : who is reiiding at the Monastery sn's Guild for Christian Service East Keansburg.. The chairman, feared a* »*S1«,N0 hy tbt of Saint Francis on Long Island will meet at the parish house, Robert Flanagan is assisted by ENCLOSURE will conduct the services. Serv it 8 p.m. on Tueiday. Mrs. Anthony Mayo. 10% OFF ON ALL ORDERS PLACED THIS MONTH! ices are as follows: Holy Com The senior choir will rehearse Lut week there was a meeting | munlon and sermon; II a.m. it the church at 8 p.m. on Wtd- of the Holy Nams Society of St l YYeea eaa havaee u extra ytytar-reuaa d reamM ltoa VMirbMM ay letimg Prewa't eacless yew aorch o MORTGAGE LOANS There will be no mid-weer nesday, Mary's Catholic Church. Thirty : ay HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Eucharist Wednesday, Jan. 37 new members were received into Father MacLeod will return Sat JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES the society and the new officers time use. Call teday. jrday. Jan.. 30, Red Bank for IN0 were installed. A busi- : "Is Everlasting Life Only a neat matting and social followed MARINE VIEW SAVINGS . UNITARIAN )ream?" is the title of the Bible tt"ihs*ehu7c'h"hair NO MONEY DOWN Red Bank ermon to be given by a visiting Elected last week, st a meeting AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Rev. W. ffollls Tegtrden wll ltfnister 'Sunday at 3 p.m. In • Up to 5 Ycwt to Pojyl -•onduct the service Sunday a * MrDDUTOWN OHRCI 'I a.m. In the Community YMC/ m Rivenlde Ave. Mrs Hanchtl oplc at p m p, p! Vtaetlasi Mlada rt-taped» rt«erded aad naatitai. We •74 HIGHWAY Jl MIODUTOWM Bible study inn be held Tuts- Prewa's toa save y,. reflate aad roeeraea akualmtsa eterm dean aad sterm •tout is accompanist, Sundt) " wlndewt. : MM«0 ichool classes meet at the sanu tolay at Tl8 IJS »m. In Wngtad n «** " HwtoaB«. secretaryU , andd Mrs SMswyl We i NsJIrett Ime under the direction of Ws lall, 10 St. Mary's PI. and 220 9W»r Conton, treasurer. Brl1 ftW# Mr No \ a •IJDOBTTBRMI • PRRIDELTVIRY er Marvin, religious education •carl St,, Red Bank. At 88 u " S - «• ^ : "* 1 DAILY aad SAT. 8 A. M. la 8 P. M. Irector, Members attending ti> Incoln St., Palrvlew,, a parlor. Mrs, William Dibble, 2$ Johawn mluloaii I WED. atd FRI. g A. M. st 8 P. at Attaittle HtyiicNtd. Office nnual dinner of the North Jei ilk, "Teaching Men of ~ ^ who waafour years* old SI NRST AVI., ATLANTIC HlftHLANM :r Unitarian Churches and Ft' VIII," will be given. Sunday, had abirthday-party FREE iwshlpi In Plalnficld will leavi The ministry school meets with , the following guests: AT 1-O100 om the "Y" at 4:,10 n.m, tiursdty at 7:30 p, m There Jeanie and Michael, Lawless, i Kerry Harper, Calhryn Neal, ESTIMATES! 'ill be a service meeting at 8:30 9f*jtdtt. SHedvtide I-TIN led leak Great Uriuln allows its nation , m. The theme will be "Dl- ChrlstppherEgan and B'ritn'a ils-j I s lo take 1700 out ol the countr; act New Ones lo the Organlia ter snd brothers, Patricia, Jack- ,o spend on foreign travel. .Ion/' It, Billy and Robert. { ;s$-- vS Bu, Trend Soon A«atih AfBURY PARK - HsncM By The Asaadatad Press nia Light supplies puih cucum- Beyers. 19, of IMS Coriies Ave, LARGEST PRIVATE Of Church ber and lettuce prices higher, Neptune, Wednesday wu ordered f^MIUAR SOUR NOTE FORT MONMOUTH-An Army Those little pigs who went to along with broccoli, eggplant, held for the grand jury on a sergeant here has been ordained market in vast numbers last charge of atrocious assault and FARM MACHINERY SALE fall continue to show up on your squash and tomatoes. a deacon in a New Shrewsbury Look for avocados, limes, ap- battery. . church. favorite store'a meat counter as EVER HELD IN MONMOUTH COUNTY 'weekly special bargains. .••. ' ples and Florida oranges and He is charged with hitting Don- Ham is the top item in many grapefruit if you're seeking. a ald Applegate, IS, of 10M Tenth stores in the East, South and fruit bargain,. Ave., Neptune, Jan, 13. dur- WEDNESDAY, JAN. 27 Far West this week, while pork Rated as good buys, are Cali- ing a fight in the Casino.. .^AT 11 O*CL0CK- loin, pork chops, small picnic foroia's navel oranges, lemons Applegate wu'found uncon-- hams and bacon bead the list at and emperor trapes, along with scious and wu admitted to Fit- othen. These specials naturally pears from Oregon and Wash- kin Hospital in critical condition. MOADMEADOW FARM result from previous marketings. ington orchards.. , ' • He remains critical and in a But meat men warn that last Mexican cantaloupes made coma. ML * UU**m+U* lt ReJ, fall's low hog prices brought a their first appearance of the sea- Magistrate Eugene Capibianco sharp cutback in offerings for son at eastern markets this week, set no bail for Beyers. MrDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP slaughter so the current trend but are quite expensive. Straw- Beyers told police he and Ap- toward lower pork prices may beberries, too,.are dear, although plegate had argued on previous fend* after a ytm, I wBJ sell at stopped,-or even reversed, in dieproduce experts detect a slight occasions. Beyers, turned himself ensuing months. easing of prices for what most over to police after the fight. lbs bebw b • aseeUeat LaaabGeed Bay people would consider a winter- Leg of lamb also Is a popular i delicacy. , ' wUbeaaM totbs em to eastern and midwestern TWO INTERNATIONALITAT-BOTrOMTRUCKS . . . stores with" prices at a seasonal MORE WOMEN THEOLOGIANS Three Oliver M tractors, wide front ends; one Oliver 77 low. Here again the specials re- HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - sult from the marketing pattern Women theological students out- tractor, wide front end; two four-row Oliver cultivators, -the greatest number of lambs MATERNITY one one-row Oliver cultivator, one TVlntematioual cnwfcr number men in the entering class are born in the spring and sum- at the Finnish Theological Faculty tractor, one JW-Bushel Bahlen dryer, L. P. gas with dec- mer, but go to market during the CLOTHES-SEPARATES trie motor or P. T. 0. drive; two nine-foot Krause disc this year for the first time. fall and winter. There are 51 women to SS men. harrows, wheel type; one nine** Moline disc barrow, Specials on trying chickens are Women theologians, may; not wheel type; four three-bottom Little Genius International pretty scarce this week, with prices up two to 10 cents a pound take orders in the National plows, one twobottom Uttie Genius International'plow. Lutheran Church of Finland but one 1KT John Deere ^combine with con attachment, one the Bethel' Pres- Cluchta, with almost U yean' over a fairly wide area. Chicken to producers also got a John Deere 1494 row core planter, one Oliver weed sprayer, posts where a knowledge of the- LOW BBMO 21? Bmadwai ititss' ChittormseChittorms n is formerly of the positiop n byy the ppastor scare when overproduction eight-row; one 7Sfrgalloa water tank, miscellsneous potato h l l ti f N Sh caused prices to dip last faU. ology la helpful. FBHHOID }} Viei! Main it Leonardo. The couple are malt- congregation of New Shrewsbury 8!D BANK Si 8'Ojd SI grading equipment, one Oliver MM grain drill, two 11- A "Meet The Candidates Night" their home in Long Branch. Reformed Church. They, too, slashed marketings, foot Easy Flow spreaders, two four-section rotary hoes, will be held at Central School Originally from New Kensing- bat output is reported climbing two ttire*aectibn apringtooth harrows, one six-foot Inter* next Wednesday at I o'clock. The Senior ServTce Girl Scouts ton, Pa,, and now a Lincroft res- again. Even with a two-cent natioaal mower, one ll-foot drag harrow, one 2Woot May- ire starting a first aid course In ident, Sgt. Cluchta became a hike, one Cham's fryer price In nth augor, one 18-foot Mayrath augor, one 11-foot Mayrath the Social Club met at the First Aid Hall. Mrs. Gloria member of the New Shrewsbury the New York metropolitan area augor, one IWoot Mayrath augor, two eight-foot Mayrath home of Mn. John Wilson, Jr., Newmeler is leader of Troop church a year ago. now is N cents a pound vs. 43 augors, one bag elevator, one battery charger, one Lincoln last week. Mn. Garret Denise's 2N. Arthur Jensen Is the in- Hit post assignment Is with the cents a year ago. ; birthday was celebrated. She re- structor, • Patterson Army Hospital aa chief ••"••p^V§ta^.,'gini, ;pM electric grease gun,, one electric ceived a gift from her secret pal. j clerk in the registrar's office. Best buys among. vegetables t •jf / ooflppWMOfa' ,009 "'t/tM' five h* p* ui* ooinprcMDrp • two Birthday names were exchanged. Attending were, Mn. Edward New officers of the Daugh- During Sgt. Ciuchta's Army this I week are snap beans, cab- "wheelba>rw aeeden, three Heard P. T. 0. seeders, two Becker, Mn. Harry Konowalow, ters of America were installed career, he has served with the bage, carrots, endive, escarole, tractor cabs, one truck winch, two International trucks Mn. Louis Becker, Mrs. Robert by Mrs. Christine Thompson of >4th Field Hospital in Germany, collards. kale, medium .yellow 'with flat bodies and com sides, two self-unloading potato Owen, Mrs. Martin Smith, Sr., Freehold Jan. 14. Birthdays will From 1941 to 1145, he was sta- onions, potatoes, aweet potatoes bodies, one Mariow water pump, three platform scales, Mn. Donald Miller, Mn. August celebrated at the meeting Honed in the China-Burma-India and. spinach. Celery, alio looks seven bag tracks, four truck canvasses, one electric welder, Boldt, Mrs. Martin Smith, Jr., next Thuraday. Theater. good with Florida or California Mn. LeRoy VanPelt, Miss Sarah The newly-appointed deacon stalks to choose .from, depend- one pottto apUtter, one JO-inch Jacobsen lawnmower, one Ann Seber, Miss Barbara Lynn serves under' Rev. Isaac Rotten- Cobey wagon, one Grbve dump wagon, five-ton; one King and Mist Christine, Ann Smith. Port Monmouth ing on your location. , • Rang* • Ovens • Dbhwahtn Mr. and Mrs. William-Dalley, berg, pastor of-a congregation Good buys also include beets, Wise elevator, one road grader, one HO-gallon bean spray- which has about 300 members. peppers, parsley, rhubarb, ruta- - G Rvrriyiralon • >Dlspo§tri • •will er, P. T. 0. and ban Mower attachment; one Lundell The "Friendly Set" Club Willow St., spent Sunday win v Mr. and Mn. Donald Dam of bagas and turnips. stalk'cutter. . ' i.,/ /V'!,' ,". \:..."• ' ' .net recently at the home of Irvington. In celebration of the Quality cauliflower In', Many other small ltema too numerous to mention on a Mrs; Betty Vota, Wickatunk. REGAL PRODUCTS CO. DIST. Attending were Mn. Mary Pel- birthdayof Mn. Dani. Four Jailed* condition Is fairly expensive, al- welLcqulpped farm. .", . let, Mrs. Mary McCarthy. M». though Florida's production has 31. SHMIU MWDUTOWN Sylvia Narsvich, Mn. Adel Cart- Mr. and Mn; Raymond Brady, Joined that of Texas and Califor- LUNCH SERVED IY GUILO OF owitz of Marlboro; Mn. Laura Chestnut St., spent Saturday with 115 Fined MIDDLETOWN REFORMED CHURCH Weiss, Alma Weiss. Holmdel; Mr. and Mn. Eugene Doerer of ASBURY PARK -Four per- Mn. GabrM Creew, Mn. Betty Hillside. On Sunda.y the.y had son were sent to Jail Wednesday II Bterwin, Wickatunk, and Mrs. their guests Mr. and Mrs. Al-and 15 others fined by Magis- SPECIAL TERMS CASH Martin Smith, St., Morganvllle. bert Crolsetiert and family of MB. Naravich'a birthday was trate Eugene Caplbianco after all II AUCTIONEER! HjftM CCeatss,MeanevHe, N. 1. celebrated.. Plans were made for Metuchen. pleaded guilty to making unlaw-1 a meeting Feb. II at the home of tut-statements to collect unem-]| ( BY MU>E« 0» EDWIN H. BRAKH, Omar Mrs. Laura Weiss, Holmdel.- Cheryl Lee Hohensee. daughter ployment checks. of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hohen- All are from Asbury Park. Jail-ll GE Filter Flo Washer see, Gordon Ct, celebrated 'her ed were Percy Reevawall, 47, for I Firsrst Aid AuxiliarAuxiliay meet- seventh birthday Saturday. one year; Allen Small, 38. ' Ing week wu attendettddd bby Mra. Wilmer Kllcomins. Mrs. Ot-Guests were Karen Kelch, Eileen nine months, and John Ingram, to Jind Racek, Mrs/Chester O'Leary, Carol Ann Dowens, 30, and James J. Patterson, 38, Shalcthands | \\) Jamison. Mrs. Jack Sweeney, •Cathy Stewart, Donna Pinto and for four months. Mr*. John Brabiiky. Mrs. Ken.Earl Hohensee. The IS others repaid claims neth Miller. Mrs. John Poten, to the state ranging .from $115 to Mrs. Walter Slhelloek, Mrs. Mat- Mr. and Mrs. William Raggeri «», and also paid fines of $M with a ltd he* Kelly, Mrs. Ronald Gale, and family of Jersey City, «pmt or $50 imposed by the magis- Mrs. Edward O'Connor, Mrs. Jo-Sunday at the home of Mr. and seph, Seffler. Mrs. Louis Baerl. trate. Mrs. Hsrry Konowafcw sod Mn. Mrs..Joh»Hiaee. Main St. Those jailed'' could not make Martin Smith; Jr. the repayment to the state. Mag- James Frodick and Joseph De istrate Caplbianco sald;he would Mils Susan QuacMenbush spent Fillippl completed tutoring six consider releasing the four men the week-end at Mereervllle at- Gir"Jl VScouts who received call who wen jailed if they could llng^tne Christian Witness earda they passed then* make-Teatitution and" pay the . ...t Mission at the Union Metho- novice ham radio courses on court fines. diet Church as a representative codes and theory for the novice All 19 were between Jl and the, Methodist Youth Fellow- class (hrough the Federal Com S2 years old. : : munieations Commluiori. The girls were Nancy Jorgenseng, .... studentToT the Morgan- Christie T Mile School will go roller skat- Joyce Matone, Christine Trau- St Agnes Benefit Ing every Tuesday.at 2:43 p. m.tretter, Nancy Kroner, Sue Fa- ParenU Interested In chaperon- bian and Kathleen Froellck. Card Party Set ins; were asked to itt In touch with Mn. John McCormlck. Girl Scouts of Troop 57 camped ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -A over the week-end at Camp No- card-party will be held in the Recently Mr. anandd Mn. Adam moco with Mrs. James Froellck St. Agnes Church hall next Tues- Szymanskl entertained Mr. amand Mra. Walter Swanson, troop day night. , Mrs. Stanley SzymtnsM and leader and neighborhoog d chair- Chairman for Atlantic High- daughter, Dorothy, of Flushing, man. A belatebld ChrChristmai s party lands is Mrs. Albert Bulwinkel N. Y.. and Mrs. John Lukowskl waa held. The girlg s choppepp d and, for Leonardo, Mrs. John Far- snd daughter, Jane, of Sag Har- down a tree and decorated it. bor. N. V. Mr. and Mn. Adsm a t d dtd it rington. Their respective co- Szymanakl visited relatives in chairmen, are Mrs. William Gar- Flushing recently. The Uth birthday of Bonnie rison snd Mrs. John Mason. Miller, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. . Decorations are under the di- Mrs. B. L. DatJiwsky wai hos- Harold Miller, Collins Ave., wasrection of. Mrs. James; KeUy, as- tess at a demonstration last celebrated Sunday at a family elated by Mrs. Edwin Shellry and week. party and with a Mead by at Mrs. Nelson Morrisey. Door prize tending a movie. chairman. Mrs. Charles Da Fat- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Capers, to. will be assisted by Mrs. John Orchard Pkwy., entertained Mr. Mn. David Stepbenaoa and Byrne,. Mrs. Benjamin Hawley and Mrs. Bruce Hecht at bridge Now Saturday night, vacation In Florida. Mrs. George Refreshments chairman, Mrs. Mrs. Claude Countryman re- Scott, Mala St., was hostess for Warren Kurtz, will be aided by turned to Galveston, Ind., after her Sunday, before she left Mrs. Eileen Jonas, Mn. James An •xctptional group of a Jour-month visit with her 1 Welch, Mrs. Herbert Kochon, ' Sport Jacktts of imported daughter and son-in-law, Mr. Mtmb.ri Night Mrs. Lawrence Crogan, Mra. Pat- Mrs. Walter Casper, here. rick Tomney, Mrs. Joseph De- - Snttiondf ... Rtpjulon, Program Planned Guilimo, Mrs. William Osbora, Short*, Longs and Extra Mr. and Mrs. John Gustavsen ROMSON -The Sisterhood of Mrs. Edward Zentar, Mrs. John are entertaining their son and 'Longs . . .- Comt in and daughter-in-law, Mr. and MrsCongregatlo. a Baal Israel will Montaldo. Mrs. John Wentel. Louis Gusuvsen and am, Tram,hold itt annual paid-up member- Mrs. Harold Eldrldge, Mrs. $ of California. -The visitors are ship night program Tuesday, Thomas Greed, Mrs. Robert making plans to live in New Jei Feb. J. in the synagogue. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Nicholas Ml- sey. Uwrenca FeWmaa and Mn. Hy a. ••: , • • Schulman, membership chair- Ticket committee members 188.88 also reduced now..,. Mrs. Joseph Lantaro, Jr., I men, are in charge of the event, both ben and for Leonardo are a surgical patient at Fttkin Hos- which will honor new members______.j.. Mrs. Harold Buchanan, Mn. Medd WA 400T pital fit Neptune. Mn. Martin Becker, vice ores- John Collins, Mrs. Thomu Gol- MEN'S TOPCOATS 47.75 ident In charge of fellowship, is din, Mn. Jsmea Hennessy, Mn. Leonardo program chairman, and the guest Carl Hlllman, Mn. Benjamin It Hm « C«pocify SMO values . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schneider artist will be Mildred Straus,Hoffman, Mn. George Labagna- of Brooklyn, spent the week-end monologiit. In observance of Jew-'a- . Mn. Thomas McCabe, Mn. WashtiKj Sytftm Of 10 Powrdt «f Dry CletlMC with Mr. and Mn. Edward Kslch Ish music month, which comes In Joaepn McNee, Mn. Daniel Os- MEN'S CAR COATS 32.75 of Leonard Ave. February, Cantor Sidney Schsrff 'P. Mrs. Fredo Schmidt, Mn. S. 39.91 vel»es will sing several selections. A. Subowki, Mn. Edward Wil- Mrs. itanaTcoldM Is chair- Also assisting an Mn. Leon Hams, Mn. Robert Powers, Mn man of a card party to be held Levlnsoa, hospitality; Mn. Reu- Edward Zentar, Mn. Charles Me BOYS' WaihnWtar Pantt 5.75 In the Fint Aid Hall tonight ben Kaplan, invitations, and Mn. *"">•• Mrs, Benjamin Hawley. by the ladles' Auxiliary of the Leslie Xippoff, decorations. Also, Mn. Herbert Kochon, MS vahtti Community Fire Company. Mn. Mn. Harold Eldridge. Mn. Kenneth Hopfensperger and Mn Brownie* Make Tour James Monahan. Mn. Stanley Frank Kuhl were hostesses Koiak, Mn. Robert Curtis, Mn. BOYS' MIOHTY-MAC JACKETS the meeting held last week. Of Beverage Plant James Barley, Mn. William Al- RED BANK - len, Mn. Joseph Murphy, Mn. Miss Ines Leonard had charge Brawait Troop 171 of Red Bank Frank Blllero, Mn. Vincent Ma- of devotions at the Grace Hatch cMtiiuIng their community study kmey.i Mn. Richard Murray, Circle meeting last week for (heprogram, visited the Crate Bev-Mn. John Condon, Mrs. Baptist Church at her erage plant on North Bridge Ave, fred Keyaer, Mn. Albert Low, Layettes are being made for Tuesday. They wen tsken on a Mn. Allen Larsen, Mn. Alec Christian Center, The circle will tour of the building by Joseph Brent, Mn. Alfred Lhumaier. GE Matching Dryer be host at the Baptist Monmouth Genovess, and thm were served Also, Mn. John Jacobsen, Mn. Association meeting Feb. refreshments in the firm's of- Rudolf Petrasek. Mn. Frank Css- Present were Mrs. Daniel Leon fices. sone. Mn, Nichohs Mika, Mrs. ard, Mn. Edward Greeley, Mra. Brownies participating were John Jacobttti, Mrs. Rensrd Richard Young, Mrs, Keith Deborah Cook, Patty Brink, Mad- Cheney, Mn. C. J. Danowlts, Burdge, Mrs, Arthur Stryktr, elyn Goldfarb, Susan Schlndler, Mn. William Connell, Mrs, G. Mrs, Mlchele Caisone, Mrs. Patcicla Springsteen, Joan Ran< Walenta,. Mrs. Stephen Demko, Edna McCandteia and Mli ion, Dorothy Brallgln, Ruth Al- Mrs. Phillip Sheehan, Mrs. Wil- "Men's and Boyi' Clothing Blanche Leonard. brecht. Barbara Watts. Beverly bur Blsholf, Mrs. Michael Cat- Manmouth Ctmnty't Largett Saki and Service Organhntlon Murphy, Kathy Cappleln andsone, Mrs. Donal Allan, Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Meyer, Mr Janet Thompson, Harold Davis, Mm, James Lett, 50H'woy35 EATONTOWN 111 Iroadwiy Long Ironeh and Mrs, Fred Williamson, On Leaden in charge were Mra, Mn. Edwin Shelley, Mrs. John ter Ave,, and Mr, and Mn. WilFre- d Brink and Mrs, W. J. Schlit- Rathmacher, and Mn, Edward CALL U 24400 er PR 44400 liam Meyer, Btlford, attended dler. HalM, WEN DAILY TILL 10 P. M. : Section Two RED BANK, N.* J., FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 7c PER COW Cmban 'ConaultmtlotuP Today Hoffman Joins In WafthiHgton Governor Meyner Ambassador BonsaiLaw Office By the Associated Press RED BANK - Bernard H. Says U, S. Dances offman this week became affili- : May complete action on clean ated with the law office of elections bill (12). Summoned Home eorge A. Gray, 14 Mechanic St. Agriculture Subcommittee con- siders bills to expand and con- small boy of the family while Mr. Hoffman is a native of Red To Russia's Tune WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bank, and a 19S1 graduate of tinue, free milk, programs' for United States summoned Ambu-not daring to lift his flit In »• echool lunches and others (10). sador, Philip W. Boniat home risal. Red Bank Hitf School. He re- NEW YORK (AP)-New Jar* ceived a Howard Whitfield Schol- Antitrust Subcommittee eontin- sey Gov. Robert B. Meyner said Ironi"Havana today, less;than Bonsai was expected to arrive Investigation Into prices of Mo weeks after he returned to i the late afteraoon. Secretary arship from the high school in today the United States is danc- MB.;,-.'-:•::•:-•.• -: : tranqutllzer drugs (10). v Survivors ! ing to. Russia's tune. He called hi's post. . '• •••••, ,. .' . of State Christian A. Herter eald Armed Services Committee yesterday the career diplomat He (I a graduate of Washington 'a humiliating and infuriating There were itrong indications Square College of New York tions Navy leaders behind situation." of-" official exasperation at indig- was being returned tor "consul- doted doors: about 'status and Describe tation!." He had returned to Ha- University, where he was Phi la a sateen before the Na> nities authorities feel America Beta Kappa, and a INS gradu- programs (It). has suffered at the hands of Fidel vana on Jan. 10 after a month of simitar consultations. ate of New York University. At Juvenile Delinquency Subcom- Plane Crash Castro; N. Y. U. Mr. Hoffman was a mittee hears federal narcotic of- The big question remained, what The' new move, falls short of MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica Etaeahawer far what ha calM member of the Moot Court com- ficers on use of drugs by youths(AP)—Two survivors of the Co- can Washington try next to break in relations with the petition and of Pi Alpha lambda (10:J0). change the course of the beard- Castro regime. But U.S. officials lombian airliner crash that kill- hi place ef made plain they are In no hurry l«f^fraternity, LAND OHO—Matthew J. ©ill. Middlatown realtor, ed J7 persons said today they leroiaja aelley. ed Cuban premier without hurt- He is an Army veteran, Mr. Adjourned until Monday. ing its relations with the other to send Bonsai back; The Havana left, tumod over fad to 4Vi-acra tract at comer of will make the last leg of their The. sharp attack on the Re- psychologically sensitive Latin embassy meanwhile will be tend- Hoffman is the son of Mr. and Foreign . Affairs Committee Jlnxed trip,to Ecuador by ship. publican administration • was one American states? • ed, by the No. 2 man there, Mrs. Louis Hoffman, 1« Mon- hole Ave. and Middle Rd., Raritan Township, yesterday hears Secretary of SUte Chris- "I dea't care If we have to of'a recent series by'the Demo- Daniel M./Braddock. mouth St. to officials of the newly-organlied Faith Reformed tian A. Herter on current world go to Gresalaai to get a aWp," ratic chief executive, seeking »• Z: Unhappy Role ituation (10:30). New Ltwli Relatleu Church. Hero, Rev. Theodore C. Muller accepts as said tea KeHea, «, a Vetted boost; his stock at the Demo- .Diplomatically, Uncle Sam was Science and Astronautics. Com- Nattou official traveling with cratic national convention. In The new low. in U.S.-Cuban John M. Jones, church building committee chairman, in the unhappy shoes of the vis- relations .was struck yesterday iittee continues space hearings kla AastraUaa wife to a uw uly. .-., • .•,.,,;• itor being kicked In the shim by after Castro went on a radio-TV looks on. The congregation hopes to break ground for 10). la South America. "The chief problem of th* td- broadcast. The Spanish ambas- the building this spring. ' • The Keltona, two Dutch passen- minlstraUon is that it hu oper- sador became so outraged at gers and'five crew members es- ated without leadership. The lo- Asks Election Castro'a allegations of criminal State Bill caped virtually unhurt in the custs had no king," Meyner uld. ties by his embassy that tie storm- crash early yesterday of the AvI- "We suddenly find ourselves ed .the broadcasting studio.- Cas- Professor Says Princeton anca airliner from New York confronted with the poumility Of Democrat tro kicked him out of Cuba, To Register All 17 Americana aboard were that we are well on the way he too.leaves there today.. killed. to becoming a Kcond-claas pow- For School Aid U.S. authorities viewed Castro'i treated Him Shabbily Boats Drafted There had been, one Interrup- er,. V; attack oh American embassy tion before the Super-Constella- "We are ea far Goheen said the book did not re- TRENTON (AP)-A new at- NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - ivities as even more severe. Her- PRINCETON (AP) - Prince- tion of thelAviarica Colombian race aadJ a tie ter told the Senate Foreign re- ion University officials today flect "good university clUten- tempt to get legislative approval Mrs. Eugene Meyer, author and ship," but insisted that was not of a boat reglstnUon Mil wiU be National Airiine met tragedy on OT' aMW WMpMM journalist, has called for the elec- lations Committee, according to held an angry letter of resigna- this Caribbean holiday island. A that It Is a eirliu ejueitlia the reason for the action. , started by Gov. Robert: B. : tion of "a strong and resolute chairman J.W. Fulbright (D-Ark), tion from a professor who ac- coughing engine forced a It-hour ^•WIUW W9 CM #V#T • CaMCw . that Castro was "very insulting Since Gobeen'i statement. Butt Meymr's administration Monday. Democrat" to give the nation a cused them of shabby treatment stopover for repairs in Miami. •,•-. V.. . ' '•.••.•••'••• '••'•• ••;•:-•:'• •••' first-rate school system. - to the American ambassador, the after the school said It resented said in a letter to his depart- *»>• Four passengers quit the plane "Being on the defensive Is net : American government and the ment head, "events have gotten Meyner told a newe conftr- Mrs. Meyer, the widow of the Ms publishing a book of student there.: ;,.• .:••;•:.:.• .••.'•.;• ;--i only incomprehensible. It li cost- American people.',' altogether out of hand." yyesterday y the B»V Mil has ly. The' United States-end few publisher of the Washington Post essayf. Bute wrote William M. Beaney, d t b Kelton, a Scotsman i attached and the Times-Herald, made her American officials aald the assistant professor drswti upp' ob* to the UN Food and Agricultural will deny thls-is dancing to Rus- Castro broadcast came on top'of: ofOtt politicso .Butz, sai, d he would resign Jr., aasodate professor,of poll- Jectiooj raileidd by boat owners. sia's tune. When they call a remarks last night in a speech tics, that Goheen had re-ralsed Organization, told relatives who read for her at • Rutgers 1. Repeated attacks on the Un- effective Feb. 1. Butz compiled Administration eftorti to get ap- telephoned that he and,his wife waltz, we waltz. When, they play ited States by Castro-run news- The Unsilent'Generation," two-year-old subject. "without proval of a bill failed last year, polka, we polka." , ; School of Education dinner by any provocation on my part." were "both excellently all right." Henry C. Herge. dean of the papers and radio stations. collection of 11 anonymous i spito, of eeveiil revisions: "We are ait eve* Memlsh- Meyner said that If the Ame£ ' Khooi. Attacks M Nixon , BEVAN "VERY WEAK* says by Princeton seniors, some "Then you, my chairman, pub- The bill la designed to provide lean people don't wake tip," the cly charge that my output of ir registration of all boats over ed," he said. «Bat I tUak we 'mn Meyer described herself 2. Attacks on Vice President LONDON (AP) - Aneurin Bev. of whom 'discussed drinking and •lejM dUaaaaa with plaaes for sleeping giant wuT'conHnue to- as> "renegade Republican," but Nixon, who recently said In Flor- an, the Welsh miner who rose to professional publications is not N horsepower used., •uVf tidal be pinned, down by an army of sex.. up to par," Butz said, "and go waters. Boats on Inland waters a while. We latead to watt for attacked President Eisenhowers ida that the Castro regime is be Britain's No. 2 Socialist, was Dr. Robert F. Goheen, presi- a aMa If we caa act one toadministraUvi LillipuUans-mls- hot creating an attractive climate dent of Princeton, announced W on to disparage' a forthcoming re. already subject to a state managing, bungling, competing Mfl budget as one that "prefers •eported "very weak" today in book of mine that you admitted- Eeuder. We might have to ge •'sound dollar to sound citizens." for U.S. investment in Cuba. his fight for life after a major days ago that Buti's contract to Mtaasl to get a sWp. I dea't with each other, wasting the vt- • The' proposed new budget 3. Attacks on Bonsai, who has abdominal operation. would not be renewed In June. ly have not yet.younelf.aeni," Meyner'a personal counsel, Vin- tel potential we need to restore Butt also accused a colleague care If we have to goto Greea* proves that "the President puts been applauded in public ap- cent P. Blunno, said the measure |gad,» ;. ••••.'. •.• • ' ourselves to our rightful posl- piivate comfort over national pearanceI s m*-'"— Havan"a *b"y Caban"-vua of showing his good "university hu ' been changed to exempt Uon in the world.'V ; rited and private consumption who doa't there Castro's view. citizenship" by suggesting that setae boils, require pocket- When the. big plane overturn; B^PJBa a^HaVajaeaaia- Sentencing date was set ft high school. His salary will ' senators that the administration now confined to five South Jer- Twa Fab. 11. ' H.0M a year. will seek flexibility for setting sey counties, will be expanded leara far aaaH Ste. Marts, The board renamed Allaire and sugar quotas in this year's su- to other counties, Including Cum- Mkfc., tsdsy where they ataa> Son, Broad St., is its insurance gar legislation instead of having berland. This year l»,0O9 wu aed to erees late Caaada aad Crab Dred appear- for the .Mutual Broadcasting ing of St. Ann's Parent Teacher Earl Whalley auspices of the Junior Red Cross Tha next meeting, for* members 1'tnca hare mirks the beglnninf System.- Last year the chorus Association, diicussed problems HIGHLANDS - Announcement and < the American Art Assocla-and guests, will be Feb. 11 at sang for the Easter morning sun- of juvenile delinquency in Keans- tioonn. CCrow n KiKitchensh , RtR . U31, MiddMiddlel - t,it ill tatted annual tour of the : l has been inade of the engage- ;!tarallnsi, Virginia. Maryland, rise service at Steel Pier, At- burg. '' ' • . ' ' • ' ment of Miss Linda Smith, daugh- Twenty-five paintings, done by town. , • New Jersey, Pannaylvania and lantic City. .,- .::•.•: He strongly urged parents to ter of Mr. and Mra. William seventh aid eighth grade chil- f'Vtm York. Pfeiffer-College Is a four-year realize the importance of knowing Hartsgrove, 2A Rogers St., to dren from all over the world, en Dinner Served > Voice of America chose the liberal arts college with an en- where their teen-age children are Pfc. Earl B. Whalley. Pink Hall, Included in the exhibit, which wil rollment of 711 studenu. and what they are doing. also be displayed Monday through By Girl Scouts group as one of the outstanding N/.c.-—• •• .•..:,.'• .-;•••. t . Daniel Bonn was 'principal Friday of next week in the Point Miss Smith Is attending Atlan- SHREWSBURY — Members of speaker. His topic was "Civic Du- D1 C4l' Girl Scout Troop 249 served the ties." tic Highlands High School. Mrs.. Robert R. Meijer, presi \Rosary Society Pfc. Whalley is a graduate, of dinner for the annual meeting of Pick Auxiliary " The sixth grade class of Sister dent, and Mn. W. Stlmpsoo the Salvation Army of Red Bank Mary Barnabas entertained with Pink Hall High School end is Bus Trip Set serving in he Army at Fort Brown, vice president, repre- Monday night in the Presbyter- Committees Christmas carols.,The class also seated the PTA at the October Ian Church house, Sycamore Ave. won the attendance banner. Hancock, A summer wedding is convention of the New Jersey Mn. Herbert Mayea and Mrs. PORTAUPECK - The Auxlti- Mrs, Jerome Mayer reported planned. d Tetchi Robert ry of the Chemical Hose Com- "3 •"!»«•«• were chair. on the successful benefit "Break- era in Atlantic City, and gave re- men, and the Morning Circle of fast In Hollywood" held recently ports of this. the church Womens Association cathedral in Washington, D. C. te year with a new slate of of- in Buck Smith's, East Keane- Elsie Kegley, ficers: Mra. Warren Mewea, pros- prepared the dinner. Mra. Thomas Pappat. presi- burg, ..•••' Girls participating were Chris- . wultam Thomson. lain, charge of arrange- ldeM Mra. Bernard Stover announced James Berst Woman's Club tine Barmann, Diane Bayer, vice president; Mra. Catherine Dr. Robert E. Pike that Mrs. Emil Stark and Mrs. Mlaa MaoHh A. Ferry Blakeslee, treasurer, and • Mra. KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Irene Boeckel, Betty Booth, Irene RED BANK-Dr. Robert E. Olga Perno have been named HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. Cohen. Jacqueline Edwards. Lin- '• Activities announced at' last Albert Welgel. secretary. chairmen of the Valentine dance George Kegley, 24 St. George PI., Card Party Set week's meeting are as follows: Mrs. Mewea appointed commit- Pike will be guest speaker Tues- John M. Ferry, 71 Bay Ave.. have have announced the engagement da Graver, Judy Keller, Angela day at a meeting of the liter- to be held Feb. 13 in the West MATAWAN - The Matawan MaJony, Beryl Marx, Betty Lee Feb. n (tentative) Breakfast in tee chairmen aa follows: Keansburg Fire House. announced, the; engagement of of their daughter, Miss Elate Woman's Club will bold 4 card HoUywood In the school auditor- Mrs. Dominic Foggia, good ature department of the Worn- Kegley. to James W. Bent of Maughler. Linda Schenek. Gayle 1 1 CtaD of Red Btnk Sister Mary Charltlna, princi- their daughter, Miss Judith Ann party Thursday,' Feb. 25, In the Slater, Candy Sleek, and Lynn wm: March 3, a com beef and cheer; Mra. John Colton, teUv" ' - Pacific Blvd., Cliffwood Beach. Keyport Reformed Church. Plans His newest book "Spiked Boots" pal, opened the meeting with a Ferry, to Robert M. Waters. Jr.. Miss Kegley attended Keyport Tuieneu. cabbage dinner in the achool au- phone; Mrs. Benedict Paacucci, prayer. Father Luisini conducted for this were announced at the tftoriumfrom! to 1p.m.; March ways and means; Mrs. William will be the topic. .'-' son of Mrs. Virginia Waters and High School. Mr. Berst, a Ssyre- club's recent meeting in Trinity the doling. Mrs. Andrew Cannon ville High School graduate, is in 15, a cake sale outside the church, Thomson, program;' Mrs. Paul Dr. Pike, chairman of modem presided. Robert M. Waters, also of High Episcopal Church parish bouse. end June 3, a strawberry festi-Oameti, house chairman; Mrs languages at Monmouth College. the Army, stationed in the Moun- lands. • ".. : •'• ;••.'••. ':V;' ' • Mrs. Thurmaa C. Nealia, pres- «al aad card party. Ernest Hoffman, .card party; Joined the staff in 1949. A gradu- PLAN TRICKY-TRAY tain Ranger Camp at Dahlonega, Ga. ident, said, members will attend HALF SIZE .. Mrs. August Balbech was voted Mrs. John Dietmelr, hospitality; ate of Dartmouth College, the au- WEST KEANSBURG -The The bride^elect Is a senior at a meeting of the literature de- [temporary secretary until the fill Mrs. Edward Brady, Playground; thor received a mister's degree Ladies Auxiliary of Schaufler- Atlantic Highlands High School. partment of the Red Bank Wo- •lection. Mrs. Lewis Nelson, publicity; from the University of Minne- Franzen Veterans of Foreign Mr. Waters, Jr., who served in VALENTINE PARTY man's Club Tuesday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Blakeslee and Mrs. Albert sota and his doctor's degree from Van post met last week in the the Air Force four years, is em- Dr. Robert E. Pike, a faculty V Meeting prizea were won by Harvard University. LONG BRANCH - Chapter 273, Mrs; Walter Wall. Mra. E. F. Scheepflin, budget and finance. post home, Davern Ave. Mra ployed by the A. F. Bahra con member at Monmouth Collage, Dr. Pike taught at Harvard and struction firm of Highlands. Irder of Eastern Star, will hold Deigert and Mra. Ronald McCul Fund-raising activities for the Frank Kaydak was hostess. ts annual Valentine card party will review his newest book, DRESSES ; irear will. Include a tricky-tray Minnesota Universities and also A tricky-tray party will-be held londay, Feb. t, at I p. ra. in "Spiked Boota." jjh-- ' " party, March; cake sale, April; studied at the Sorboone and Di- '.'} Rev. Edward A. Corrlgan. pas- Feb. 16 in the North Centerville Discarded Christmas tree; he Masonic Temple, 410 Broad- Mra. Roaa Kane of the Jersey card party and fashion show. jon in France. He was chief Fire House, Middle Rd. The aux- helped fill lowlands on which vay..'.-- - • ••.- • .• • : Central Power and Light Com- itnr of the parish, is 111 in ~ May;, fish dinner, summer, and translator, Munich War Crimea Francis Hospital and members of •Uary will hold its next meeting New York City's UGuardia and Mrs. Frank Wibon, Rumson, pany gave aa Illustrated lecture ttonuuvl trip to New York, in the tall. Brand), World War II. Wednesday Jan. 27. A parly is idlewild international airport ra cooking with small electrical the aoeiety were aaked to aead The meeting prize was won by Dr. Pike will relate stories gath- nd Mra. William Johnson, Port- Mm cards. Plenned.. were built. • • uiseck, are chairmen. appliances. Mn. Charles Rainudl Mrs. Alfred Sinl; ered while he was a lumberjack waa hospitality chairman, as- The next meeting win be held in New England. \ Week's Sewing Buy sisted by Mn. Jac Cushman, Postal Authority Feb. t. A til* on Hawaii will Tea will be served at I p.m. Kitty Kelly: Mn. Frank Drogan, Mn. S. B. be shown. preceding his talk • Eggleaton, Mrs. Cyrus Brown Officer! Seated PriHUd Pattern and Mrs. William Biegner. SHREWSBURY - New officers ETIQUETTE of the National Poattl Clerk's She Seeks Ways to Make Union Auxiliary of Red Bank aa- aumed their posts at a meeting Monday at the home of Mra. AMY YANDERBILT Her Boy Friend Jealous lames Delatush, II Surrey La. The business magazine. "Ad- toward Its goal that it continues Dear Kitty Kelly: other girls? I don't want to, I They were Mra. Emil Munch, vanced Management." recently to move, even when he'e absent, I'm 17 years of age. My boy just want her.—Brokenhearted. president; Mra. George McFar-had an article by Edward Me- "Do you always remember that friend la always making remarks _.._ . „ ... men is not a piece of equip- ' Dear Brokenhearted: Call it dnninn Ckitfm_ about other girls.-Could you give quits. It your girl friend real- N* ASSOClATtS tush. secretary; Mrs. Francis executive, on leadership. At- ment? He's not something placed me a few hints how to make him M»AtfOCMrtS Sagurton, treasurer, and Mrs. J ly loves you, she'll come run- though it is meant for business- |n the office at your disposal. jealous? I know he likes me. ning. If she doesn't, you've W. Canning, publicity. - men, it is equally applicable not He's a human being with his He's all the time saying he likes DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER Mrs. L. H. Connors received saved yourself that much more only to business women, but toown hopes, fears, problems. this or that one but I don't know unhappiness. the meeting priie. any housewife who aupervisea Treat him with respect and con' to believe it or not, but he Mn. Munch said that the next the work of an employee or em- sideration; otherwise, you can't hasn't ever went with to many «f»_ °»•» ««Pect to get the best out of him. girls as he is not a bit hand- Send your problem to Kitty INTERIOR DESIGNERS Mra. Caaalng'a home .in Red points Mr. McSweeney made: and you may get the worst; aome. I would be very glad If Kelly. Enckae a stamped, self- Bank. Others attending were Mra. y g Do you really lad, rather "Do you stay off a pedestal? you coulld givi e me a ffe w hhints addressed envelope, and address •SO Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J., SH 1-MS8' Achille C4.nia.ro. Mrs. John than drive? A goodT leader getev"»S ',£. to understand her in care of the Red Bank A—v-^.j._n Church«.....u . intrigui^_,—e trouble»—UI.dJ tot_.e an—d• »..kNoah'^a HerpaJntiagHer-paJntiaga have been shown Siaterhood Sela school record. Joha Zubaty of annual bazar, to be held in the gay." i • ••- ' Mrs. Mcllvain ,a busy bouse-quiet characters often have stem out of the area alao at Mont- Buaineaa Meeting the Wolfpack caught six forwards achool auditorium Thursday, Feb. The Parka team has two sons,wife and career woman, has pro-med flowing tears. lair Museum and the American against Pitt la MB. II, Members were asked to bring Andrew Lawrence, (, and Garvide- d a mural with animal per- The Bible Story of Noah when Artists Professional League sh SHREWSBURY - The Sister- Items to be sold at the bazar rett Christopher, I. The boys at sonalities having the characteris- it ia read to the children also In Spring Lake and Madison. Shehood of Monmouth Reform Tem- booths. present are with Betty's mother tics of Walt Disney creatures. takes on a new meaning when it in the current ahow of Audu- ple will hold Its tint business in Los Angeles, but have been Mrs. William Hatsky. program "It aomehow upsets the grown- they view the painting in the bon Artists In New York. The meeting Monday afternoon In the chairman, arranged for a dia- promised an Easter trip to Newupe," aaya Mrs. Mcllvain, "but Toddler's room. The mural is opening waa Wednesday night. ShShrcwiburb y Ptsnuy i Church cussion on child health. The York if the ahow Is a success. LION'S the selection of colors for, the also used as a visual aid for the During the past year she hasbouse. Sycamore Ave.. at 1 apeakers were Dr. S. S. Ettenson, "If it's a says Pop animal pairs was in keeping with upper classes. collected three awards for - her o'clock'lk . MMrs-Richarhdd Sterner a pediatrician, whose subject waa Parks, "we'll' go to Palm my idea of carrying out a pastel Jamea ia particularly happy. water colon. She received the will review' Herman Wouk's book, Same Day Service "Physicsl Health of the Child," Springs." theme to the room to lend a He was "advanced" out of baby McKiernan Art Center award at "This Is My God." and Dr. Sydney Kramer, eye There haa been a lot of talk "quiet" decor. fold last week and Is now in thethe New Jersey Watercotor So- members will. be we!* • At O«r Col Offlea on doctor. about the difficulty of having The children? "They think It's toddler room. Bonnie Jeanne ia ciety• —aho. w at Bambergert. , ^,* ,J New /-' corned. This organisation was Dr. Kramer outlined the im-two stars in, one family, but fine!" She added, "The pastel- enrolled in the nursery depart-, - ~ portance of parents taking good **• «» ***** 5*? * esUblished earlier this month. • DRY CLEANING • Larry does not agree. Says he: colored animals don't bother them meat. Small Paintings" ahow Hostesses will be Mrs: Chester care of their "children's most "It's better for actors to be attt." v DMdes Time Ihe Old Mill. Tinton Falls, precious sense, their sight." Levy, Mrs. Edwin Fisher, Mrs. • FUTWORK married to each other. Nobody During the last four months Some women may find time honorable mention at the AAPL Helen S. Nusbaum and Mrs. Mrs. Lynn Cross, parent edu< to ever could understand what Mrs. Mcllvain worked odd hours on their hands, but not Mrs. Mesummer show in Spring Lake. a4.7*WHITIST. cation group chairman, said the makes them tick, on the mural when her hiisbsnd, llvain. Splitting time for both ca- At The Fair Haven Art Wrok- group will meet Monday, 1:30 Larry aad Betty Douglas L. Mcllvain. could baby- reen ahe ia devoted to, Mn. Mc-shop Mr. Mcllvain teaches w* p.m. in- the school. .The discus- asperate careera duriag- i&o sit with their two children, Bon- llvain haa aolved many problems ter color. She taught art tor five sion topic will be "The Black early years ef their Marriage! nie Jeanne, J, and Jamea, 1, in that face young mothers today years at Rancocas Valley Re- •• Plague, Pornography." ' until they decided te pat to- their home at 257 Navesink Ave., who also put their , careera High School. Pupils of Mrs. Joan Smith' gether a letat alght dab act,Riverside Heights. . work for their own happiness and Baay Fraadag first grade won first prixe for ae that they eeaM be tegeuwr. Mr. Mcllvain is an art teach- the happiness of their family. Surrounded by her little "help- the parent attendance record; It was aa laataat Mt, aad they er at Red Bank High School and Mrs. Mcllvain received a bach- era" Mrs. Mcllvain Thursday was Miss Louise McCue'a fourth hate bee* a jeiat team ever is well-known la this area, aa a elor of fine aria degree and busy getting a painting framed grade placed second, and Mrs. sculptor. bachelor of science in education for the winter ahow of Monmouth •Jess Jordan's moralng klndergsr "This Is Ideal," says Betty. degree from Tyler School of Fine Arts Foundation which opens ten class, third. "Now we can travel together, "When I was painting I was Arts of Temple University, El- next week in Ballantine's, Red Attenhunt rehearse together, do everything oblivious to everything but thekins Park, Pa. She worked with Bank. Conducts together. I don't think either of scene I was creating," Mrs. MeDr. Pearson English at Temple "Mr. Mac" (aa Mr. McIWi us could ever go back to the oldllvain said. "Sometimes I would Univenlty'a psychiatric clinic ia affectionately called by his Board Night days when we were always fly- oblige adults to put things in the teaching ceramic work for ther- high achool students) hae had one ing off in opposite directions, of hie sculptured works accepted Closing for Vacation ; EATONTOWN - Board of Ed- in the 155th annual exhibition of acation night was marked at theand had t< With New Firm postcards." American Oil Painting and Sculp- Wonday meeting of the Memorial Inoculation hire of the Pennsylvania Acad- School Parent-Teacher ASKCIS' Both husband 'and wife came up the hard way. Betty, who was emy of Fine Arts. Mr. and Mn. tion. Mcllvain will attend the opening ' Maj. Pershing J. Tousley, pro- born In St. Joseph, Mo., worked as a salesgirl and elevator oper- Required of thla joint ahow Sunday con- gram chairman, introduced local sidered to represent the finest ar< Board ef Education candidates, ator In New York before finally MATAWAN — The health de- crashing the Wgtlme on Broad- partment of the Parent-Teacher tists in the country. and J. Edson Allen; president of FOX. the board of education, Intro- way In the musicals "Let Free- Association ia reminding parents duced board members present. dom Ring," "Something for thethat all children must have com- pleted the immunlcation program for diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, 3 Appliqu* Patents members reviewed the school ed to Hollywood, where ahe made smallpox and poliomyelitis before budget and plans for the new entrsnee into school in Septem- STARTS MONDAY such movies as "On the Town," ' elementary school. Question and ber. answer session followed, with "My Sister Eileen," and "Take JANUARY 25 ... i) A. M. Board of Education members Me Out to the Ball Game." Since the immunlcstlon is a ser< and Wiliam Ramsey, superinten- Larry warked aa aa usher iea in some cases, it is recom- dent, participating. at Carnegie Hall aad a guide mended thst it should be started In line with our new policy, we are Refreshments were served by at Radle City, after leaviag feJa immediately so that the child may Mrs. Ellsworth Croyle, hospital- lame tewa at Otathe, Kaas. He have completed the requirements doting for a winter vacation . • . ' tty chairman, and her committee. •fM %• iCW MMwT fWCa) Ml and be permitted to attend school Braadway aad flaalty made his in September. all our brand new fall and winter \ . * WAfTKffiH. BUUTIC1AHS, HU8SG lira ivccvis in | nwjwiiii These Immunicationa are avail- where be played la mere thaa able at the Infant and Pre-School ttoek mutt be dUpoted of. Mmavlea. Me Mggeat success Clinica of the Matawan Health was the title rala la "rte J* Aaaodation for those who are MasFeftlaH. aeaSterjr." eligible for clinical care. The in< MANY FROM OUR MONTCLAIR SHOP "There's no question of profes- oculatlone must be obtained ALLENHURST - Miss Portia sional Jealousy In our marriage," through the clinic before the child H. Mason of Oakhurst has be- 15 8 20 1«' • 24' , <« Isayi Betty. "I Just keep telling is registered at spring round-up. come associated with the newly I Larry he's the greatest" Clinics being conducted as fol-formed Kent Microfilm Service at lows: Borough Heatlh Center, 411 Spier Ave. here. Miss Mason Coats—Suits—Dresses AWARD TO, WNTA-TY Broad St.. third Wednesday Is the treasurer of the corpora- NEWARK (AP) - Station morning of the month, and at tion and also acu as technical AiBUBl P4BK Mg (oolmjn Are WNTA-TV here hu won the UNVeterans of Foreign Wan Hall, consultant. 10N6 BBSN(H .'I.1 Bio»d»»T Sylvanla award for outstanding CUffwood Ave., the first Wednes- Sportswear (PtfUOlD 11 Weil Mam Si local drama series for "The Play day morning of the month. KfD BANK W , B-oad V of (he Week," it was announced The Immunlcation is mandatory PTA to Hear lias New York yesterday. for all pre-echool children prior to admittance!' to the school sys- Every coat, suit, dress and sportswear in this event is a new fall and winter tern. The program must be ob-Mr. Sisson tained through either the family RED BANK - Willis Sisson, fashion. Important fashionable clothes you'll be proud to wear now and thru physleian or the clinics. school guidance director, will be the winter daya ahead. Written proof of immunicatioa guest speaker Tuesday at 8 p. m. from a physician must be pre-at a meeting of the Oakland sented at spring round-up. Street Parent-Teacher Associa- tion. His topic will be "The Gul SIZES FOR ALL New Accepting ANNIVERSARY DINNER ance Program Throughthe Ele- mentary Grades," Fourth grade 6 THRU 18 Enrollment for MOROANVILLE - Mr. and mothers will be hostesses. Mrs. Russell Ott of Rt. 71 were Mrs. John Gslatro, member Shop early for best selection • • < hosts at a dinner in their home ship chairman, reports that mem' ( SPRING SEMESTER Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. i touts K Flowsra bloom on your bed! You'll not be disappointed !! W. Roason of Matawan, who were Ellas Long, Founders Da: their second It's fun to choose and combine that the Oakland colon for thla cory quilt. Street PTA will be hostess for Scraps-lnto-nowers! Use RS; The guests were Linda Jean, the Founders Dsy meeting Tues- eat odda and ends «» they come KIMYKAWDS the Ronson'a daughter; and Mr. Feb. }, at I p. m, for the on this applique quilt, Patte and Mrs. Clyde V. Ronson and • CASH ONLY* NURSERY SCHOOL a KINDERGARTEN Red Bank. 543: chart, directions; pattern Mr. and Mrs, >John Maiello, Mor- The topic of the evening will be patchei; yardages . ALL DAY CHILD CARE CENTER ganville; Mr. and Mrs. William 'Platforma for the Hoard of Ed- Send thirty-five cents (coins » 'No mail or phone orders — 'No CO.D.'i Stevenson and son, Kent, Holm ucation" — a panel discussion, for this pattern—add S cents fo (Licensed by N. J. Stste Dept, of Education) del, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Mrs. A. B. Kendall will be theeach pattern for lstclsai mail I • ' •• PcaeiM, Haslet. moderator and panel members Ing. Send to the Red Bsnk Rei W. FRONT ST. LINCROFT will include incumbents Dr. Her-'.ster, Needlecraft Dcpt,, P, ALL SALES FINAL man 0. Wiley and George Wortl Box Ml, Old Chelsea Station, ley, Jr., and challenging candl New York II, N. Y. Print plain- phona . • . NIAGARA CYCLO datea Mrs. Helen Hoffman ant y pattern number, name, Store Cloaca January 30 : MASSAGI Leon Rosenfsld, Iress snd xone. SJMt m* Nwm IIMII Skhii Other Founders Dsy chslrmen Newl Newt Newl Our SH 7-0141 sre Mrs. Robert Reed, Red Bsnl Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book Stare will reopen March 1940 High School; Mrs, Eugene Clay s ready NOW! Crammed with TRANSPORTATION : tssst SZKJX*- River Street School; Mrs, Hud;'xcltlng, unusual, popular PROVIDED • IMMM mm* I tlsksmm, Mechanic S t r e e Igns to crochet, knit, sew. em For Complete Information jchool. >roider, quilt, weave - fsihlom Coll ' , Mrs, Long and Mrs, Louli Rl iome furnishings, toys, gilti Frederick's 403 Spier Ave., Allenhurst SH 7.0**1 'justelll will represent Osklsm Street School PTA at the Found >ataar hits. In the book FRUI •r wrlta Nlajm ers Day luncheon Feb. 17 in Deal -1 quilt palters, Hurry, asm lailli, ReaHaak Country Club, 25 cents for your copy, i jsfcTof mm

Ifeltu (ft Ura of Us (T) Rocky aad His U:M- 0) Km TONKHT SATURDAY Friends (4) News tue septuagensrisn bandits nuke- (4) Truth or Contequea l:tl-NBC-(Cb. . 4)-»i IMIInofficei nan. *r.o«KI nr.viu (II) English 12 (I) Our Gang (7) Movie recall! the "training grounds, of Gee hosts the series. "Five S»r.ST1O!f IUU, 11:41- (2) Guiding Light (7) Yesterday's (II) Sports and ther yesteryear for, show biz? and Fingers" will no longer be seen. AHMStv rtatk 1:66- (2) News Newsreels ) Movie TV today gives newcomers •_££ (4) Joyce Brothers (II) Sky King U:M- (I) Movie an opportunity' to perform be 8:10-NgC-(Ch. 4)-Man (5) Cartoons (It) To Be Announced (II) Movie - fore audieaces. the Challenge — Glenn Barton (7) MUSK Bingo 6:46- (4) Weather 6 *> I2:»>- (I) Movie (George Nader) probes a new (II) Fun At One > 6:41- (4) News 1:M- (2) Movie ' 6:66-CBS-(Cb. 2)-Desllu rocket belt's effect upon (IS) Movie (7) News (4) Consult Dr. Brothers nasoss "Meeting at Apalach- mind snd body in "Rodeo," Bar- 1:66- (t) Bums and Allea 7:61- (2) World News (7) Evening Prayer ' based on the notorious con ion's efforts to learn more about Children ft with 1:21- (4) News (4) Four Just Men l;ll- (4) lJth Hour lave of underworld, chieftains this take him to a rodeo, where paid adult. 1:26- (2) Aa The World Turns ,'(!) I Led Three Lives 1:«J— (4) News; Sermonette the tiny upstate New York pretty trick rider (Ann Rob- K CLsOSnt (4) Dial 4 (7) U.S. Marshal 2t4>> (2) News town in '57, stars Jack Warden, inson) teaches him how tq ride. (*) Movie A%) Tenytoons 2:W- (2) Give Us This Day Luther Adlerr Cameron Mitchell He then discovers the relation-! (7) Ray MiUand (II) News and Cara Williams. Adrian 'pies' ship between the excitement of (t) Film Drama (It) Highway Patrol SATURDAY MORNING itory is about a detective who physical combat, pain and tissue isks everything in pursuit of his damage! It gets just about this (II) Crowing la Spanish 7:86- (1) Local Newa Previews elf-appointed mission to expose involved each week. 1:M-(II> News 7:16- (I) Weather fct»- (1) Give Us This Day i respected businessman as a 2:06- (S) For Better or Worse (II) News IJBJ- (2) News , (4) Queen For A Cay 7:*i (2) News (4) Sermonette ;ey figure in the' American -tiM-ABC-(CB. TWsasi Gea- (7) Day,la-Court 7:2MU) Weather crime syndicate. Newsman Bob tfstr'a Mgh Ksad-Cunther pre- 7:M- (2) Big Picture Considine narrates. They may (•) Film Drama 7:16- (1) Rawhide (4) Modern Farmer sents aat insight and views of (II) Empire ' (4) People Are Funny 7:tt- (2) Sunrise Semester have another "Untouchables" the people, customs, history (IS) Movie (!) Cennonball 7:»-($)Trevlews; Call to • here. ~~ and little-known facts about 2:16-(1) House Party "Greece."- From modern Athens (7) Walt Disney ' Prayer MiN-ABC- (Cb, 7)-1W De- . («)ThiaMaa (8) Movie 7:H— (7) Morning Prayer to the fantastic monasteries, (7) Gala Storm tectives—A veteran cop faces a which have not changed for 10 •»/ ws CASTRO'S VIM — Ctiaaa fiamler Meal Ceotre, (II) Mr. Adams and Eve «:•#- (!) Captain Kangaroo problem (I) Film Drama (It) Newibeat (4) Home and Garden involving his younger centuries, you'll see'the com- fese rafted* the vieterlef and preMame ef M* regime, will be partner in the "My Brother's me itorv in , ,»„„,„» ha|f Man In "Caetrya VurK Pew*- •ataireay, Jan.gg en the NK- (II) Basic Russian 7:B-(II) Weather (!) Encyclopaedia 1:86- (1) Millionaire Keeper" episode. The pair is in- TV Network. The program MM kaan Illmse" avar the east -(4) M Squad * • Now tfcni Molt, ot Hw Cflftton •/feawr^arUtftorthe doing arrangements for Mi4l- (I) Movie name bmb..be has done record- 4:11- m Secret Storm (II) It's A Great Life concert to bejipoeaorel-By,,lhe 11:40- (2) I Love Lucy Or EflffOanOWII lags and played with Don Elliot 4iH- (I) Edge of Night 10:80- (2) Twilight Zone (4) Great GiMertleeve HOME TMETABIE (4) Ray Robinson Old MIU AsaocUtloo Thursday at Kenny Walters of Long Branch, 0) Split Personality (7) Cartoon Playhouse RED BANK • M p. m. in the Old Millat thee iunit's alto ap, besides hold- (I) Mr, District Attorney . (S) Not For Hire (t) Playtime (II) Abbott aad CostaUo (7) Detectives Carhea-Lil Abner MO; 7:10; Tintoa FaUa.- '; , lag/a master's degree la music (It) Three Musketeers 9:30. Sat. Kiddie Show 1:30; - The'Quartette, recently formed 'rom Columbia University, hu (It) Junior Town (II) Hiram Holliday 1I:JO- (2) Lone Ranger 1:00-(2) Life ofRlley Person to Penon •• Li! Abner 3:20; 5 30; 8:45; under the leadifihip of. its played.with Paul Quinchette and • (4) Circus Boy 10:00. Sun. Lit Abner 2:20; (4) Movie , (6) Official Detective player, Jimmy,Scbsnck of NewBuck Clayton, (7) Magic Eye . 4«; 7:00: 9:29. . ' Brunswick.1 will present a pro- (!) Big Beat ., (7) Black Saddle (I) Jet Jackson (II) Industry on Parade EATONTOWN gram of progressive rjpu. , Cleveland, Ohio, was originally (6) Movie (It) New Horizons (II) Bow The Clown (II) International Drivcla-Fri. ft,Sat. Kartoon Mr. Schenck played with Art named Cleaveland. The "a" wu " (It) Dance Party II:4MU) Through The Karmval 7:110; Blood * Steel later dropped from the spelling. Detective (II) Through The Blakey at the'"Blue Note" in SitWIl) Clutch Cargo (It) Newibeat 7: Hi Li'l Abner 9:20; The .Porthole Spider 11:25. Sun, Cartoons 6:00; Happy Anniversary 6:20; TV Review Each actwcik win 9«. Wonderful Country 1:05. RADIO either oae hour-Ing public HAZLET WABC IN WOR service program or two 30-mls- WCBI Ml WPAT A Woman's Place •to programs weekly. Each net- Uew's DrivMa-Fri. k Sat. Car WRCA wark,;hawrv«r. wfljiklp a toons 7:00; The Miracle 7:30; WHIG 11:20. House of Intrigue 9:45 WIJXR By CYNTHIA LOWRY where womeiTa influrnre is felt mlaote period,. ; John Scott WMA N.wi; Wa>nt owner of "Meet the Preu." Atlantic—Journey to the Center llowcll Active tear ducts, far eae WaC N.wii E<1 Htrlihy Sil Kagsrs' main |afc h of the Earth 7:00; 9:24. Sat 2ND HIT ATfIATONTOWN ONLY SSISS—WOlt Tt. FltU.r.W. Thna (iuiaui thlag. When Helee Jeaa Kasj. Unnx K Knorti, fMMcer of ABC'e . <«poi Recommended tonight: " The Journey to the Center of the McCullaush * Eliot on, AM'i pretty. »ysar-eU John Lupton in "BLOOD AND SHU" Hearing," a pabHc •Hairs skew Future Lies Ahead," NBC, 6:30- Earth 2:12; 7:00; 9:24. Sun. la ike •n«eat the Praia' trc* 6:30 p. m. (EST) — with Mort Journey to the Center of the •XIUA MIDAT ft SATURDAY whoa she waa trying Sahl and Eddie Cantor; "Meeting Earth, 2:00; 4:24; 6:48; 9:12. ; tlaa. HM west to Afrko >M gfiaaaViaaHWgi gfiaaawaJgOaaal . I a-fti llgMMam* **»-— CM» Kwl OMC Ik flta fif s ftHlh it Apaiachln," CBS, 9-10 p. m — VfaWe^romBV vfJPJIHWI • BBWlw gTwWfwT OBDJVW Him Dick Bktpaid ABC*- MaUflMMtwt M tttkif m~ KEANSBURG , Wkliptrlaa SttMte tsrlal far «T*a Dark sad thedramatisation of a 'real under- Castes Fit snd Sat. Journey E».y'Llito»lni Afrlcaa aatlaaiWsas, aba was world episode. to; the Center of the Earth STARTS SUNDAY Nova: able to weep her way aboard Ugkt" (wklek will be shown war B Orehutn 6:30; 9:00. Sun. Journey to Ike plane, film aad all. Sunday, Jan. 21) largely be- DAVID NIVEN • "HAPPY ANHIVIIISARY" caeae of her wirlallaad kM«V x Oceanport the Center of the Earth 1:45; J2!* «.*•«.. "•» "•»«•• Miss Rogers is one of • statis- Jl , Robert Mitchum • "WwigiM loua* a Kliot tically tiny percentage women waw w.ine.pivaiasna^AirHao Mr. and Mrs. C. Parker' Van 4:00; 6:30; 9:00. ,,.^-J Tjt»ar Trio LONG BRANCH EH*» Uytoa Trio with truly executive jobs In • Brackle left this week for an vsslluiio sajar Quint* Ho«a medium which numbers at least because aba aad traveled ratex extended stay with their son-in Bareeet — Happy Anniversary ui M™ »uit« . Van Voorhii lively ta ike areas before. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 3:35; 7:00; 9:55. The Wonder •---.T- N.w«. Lyla Van half of its enormous audience as EXTRA SAT. AT CARLTON WaCA Nawa female. Certainly; there are al-"The toughest thing about be- Edwin C. Wilson, Jr., of Hiale- ful Country 2:00; 8:20. Sat. Clair llutckln. , most aa many women as mminK a woman in television," says ah, Fla. Adventure Kiddie Show 1:30; KIDMI MATINII AT 1:10 P. M. HS Starlight Balm. McCullmuh-4 Eliot performers in front of the cam'Miss Rogers —and echoing what Happy Anniversary 4:45; 7: SO; CHILDRIN'S AOVINTURI SIRIIS N.w., U> Mule Bon H.yma. eras, but offhand I could think women in other fields have said Mrs. John T. Wilson had as her 10-SS. The Wonderful Coun- C.l.n link* Ttit World or so often before — "is getting the tL Jutt Entntammnt Tomorrow • of only two women who might be guests recently, Mr. and Mrs.try 3:00; 6:10; 9:15. Sun. me "STOLEN PUNS" * woat considered on the top rungs of job or the assignment la the first Howard I. Wilson and children, ••ae—WCM Aii c Bat 3:SO; 6:JO; 9:50. Ten Sec CHAPT. 4 — "I ClUIS TO PORTOMT' -..J John behind • the • camera television: place, Once you have it, It isThomas and Carolyn, or Mata onds to Hell ,2:15; 5:15; S: IS. Mu.le v easier for i woman thai a man Nll Nawa Raputtt Mildred Freed Alberg, executive waa, and James, who was onASBURV PARK aiaa—waae 'J'j-w|tM, r producer of the "Our American - the mea make it easier for leave from the Air Force and wil BiOO—WCOa New.; Kratmaa ml Heritage" series on NBC. andyou." report for duty to Panama City, Msyfslr-OperaUon Petticoat Maya. Gail Patrick Johnson, executive Fla. Ha wu recently transferred 2:40; 7:15; 9:40. Sat. ft Sun. (NHTO JlMdllm. »•»!• Flftaan nlnuta n.w., Operation Petticoat 2:3}; 5:00; AWAlTnUIAN WM ,N«r.,I.yU,V»» En PflcaPflcaa producer of the CBS "Perry Playhouse 90 last plgnt,wound from Amarillo, Tex. MMHTO Jim Uw N«»iN«V; Mason" series/ 7:25; 9:50. • " THUTM 8l S* t Jok» (iimbllnf uo four distinguished years on Naw.s (III Cullm Upon checking further, howCBS- \ Thursday night schedule. James K. Ryan of the U. St James-Battle of Coral Sea ASMIIY PAW aiaa-WNTO N.«. Naw.i 3:S2f ,7:00; 10:15. Five Gates MAYFAIR M«nin BI»«II ever, I uncovered less thsn a "A Dream of Treason' may not Navy stationed in Norfolk, Va 1 score of others. have been tha most distinguished was a visitor-at the home of hi to Hell 2:00; 8:28. Sat.Tim- NOW THRU TUI1, JAN. U K A1 There are ,a few women who pity la the aeries, but it was anparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwi buktu 2:00; 5:20; 8:42. Cash Olmliif Stock 2"".": Waka Vp Report; Muilc either produce or direct radio Interesting, sensitive drama.' ' Ryu of Arcana A«e. McCall 3:30; 6:00; 6:57; 10:18. Nivus John Winftta ! ! Jlc Sl rli f and TV soap operas, both CBS Sun. Battle of the Coral Sea Itadlo N.w York sV" * " 2:00: 5:15; 1:30. Five Gates Slae-wsr*. N.w.:tff :,Joka Scott mmwm N«w., largely upon wildlife for 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:60; 10:6«, OlSa -WOO Radio Na* York 1 0 Oil! • W»OC Maw.. " _ _^ ty""o ««"»e Jack wa: Arthur eiee—wcaa Naw.: van voot»i. Godfrty WO* Naw.; Lyl. Vaa llatdllnai: Strictly S u 111 v a n s We will miss Playhouse N Waea Up to» tha Mlauta for Woman Its familiar niche — but even as OPERATION PETTICOAi oioa—waat Marti* mack Naw.i Gatan Ttrak. Naw., Rill Ctilla« a wandering special,-a sometimes aiSa—*MK Howard d>ull "»w., Ralaxlna thing, it will be. a TV date to Mg.Ic s anticipate with pleasure. ••ar-ittrjKwUta Ji.w.; Mr Trua ,iim-ipimajQONB^^ ItSO—WAK Naw.. Joha Daly Story WCM Wll UMIIM ' WMA Naw.; Art Ford KT. as IWOUTOWH WM Naw., Hanrr Naw.: AL KENNY After all' the fuss about Insur- GUo.toha Martha Wrl.kl SUNDAY tare THUUDAY at SO Waac Sclanea Nawa H.adlln.i. Muila ing regular prime time tilecsits ' Ike LYRIC waca I'ltiaarlal Km naw'. Rtporti of informational,, education and *M AJL as 11:61 P. 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THE RYATTS fly REVEREND By fl/IX M •"4 In Picking a Commissioner TALE OF Associated Preti only are good men and true, but sual move may be made to also good and stubborn. [ear up the matter and allow THE TAPE MIAMI B^ACH, Fl». (AP) - The 14th and final ballot last ie owners to get on with other It was "here we go again" as night showed Marshall Leahy, usiness,'including ' the all-im- V-1 ROIINSON the National Football League the San Francisco attorney, with ortant expansion problem. By Hy Cunningham - club owners resumed their ef- Art Rooney of the Pittsburgh Age seven votes; Don Kellett, Balti- forts today to elect a commis- more general manager, with teelers indicated he might make , GOING GOOD'AT RUTGERS — Vince Ciagha, Weight sioner >to succeed the late Bert four, and one abstention. Nine motion that Gunsel be retained former Red Bank High School star, is leading Rutgers Height Bell. votes are necessary to elect. n a year's trial basis. Fourteen ballots and 36 hours George Marshall, owner of the freshman basketball team in scoring over the first nine Reach The only interruption in the after the first poll was taken the monotonous campaigning and /ashington Redskins and the. games.' Cheat meeting was adjourned late last balloting yesterday was a dis- lost vocal of the lot, hinted night with the situation as unre- cussion on six proposed minor dere were two other possible Ciaglia has been in double figures in every (Norm.) solved as it'was it the beginning. rule changes. The only proposal loves. He said the meeting game except one and is averaging 16.1 points a Cheat accepted was that nylon cleats ould be adjourned without the The fact that when the second lection of a commissioner, in game. He hit Mi high of 24 against Delaware last (Expd) day of the session was completed with metal tips be considered le- gal equipment. ; .' : ditch case'Gunsel and the front Saturday — the final game before a two-week Naek the vote was exactly the same ffice staff would continue in The situation seems so hope- as it was 24 hours earlier, indi- fieir executive capacities until recess for examinations. Waist lessly deadlocked that aome un- cates the 12 men Involved not lie next annual meeting. A liberal arts major at Rutgers, Ciagha has helped Thigh The other would be to recess the Scarlet frosh to a 4-5 record. The freshmen have ' Call tie meeting, in which case the wnera could be reconvened in a 3-1 mark at home, but are 1-4 on the road. The only Biceps few weeks or months to re- , road victory came in the Army Plebe tournament at ume their efforts to break the West Point Ciaglia had only eight points, but the Fiat urrent stalemate. , . Scarlet defeated Army, 55-49, to earn him consolation. AaMe Wrist Red Bank's RECAP SHOP IN TONIGHTS TITLI HftHT— That it tha tala of tha ftp* for tha Champ Sugar Ray Robinson-Paul Pender middleweight titla fight in loiten tonight. Each fighter mutt weigh ne msre than 140 pounds, Tht fight it bting ttlfvi.ed nationally, but blacked out in the loiton area. Ageless Sugar Ray is Gunning For Early KO in Title Fight

BOSTON (AP) - Sugar Ray Robinson, gunning (or an early Vince Claglia knockout, is heavily, favored to Monmouth Signalmen , 9UUN MCIIVIS SCHOLARSHIP — Mist Patricia Eliia defeat stylist Paul Pender to- A 5*10" (tmall for modern day college eagers) Merrill of Cittla Silver, rcctivat chick for a $750 schol- night in defense of his disputed itS-pounder, Ciaglia scores with an accurate jump arship, one of the awards for being laleeted Que«n of rorld middleweight boxing Trounce McGuire, 75-S8 th« 50«h National Motor Boat Show now at tht Coli- SHARPE •hot and drive* well. He has good speed and po- rown. FORT MONMOUTH — Fort I Leading by only two points, seum, New York City. Presentation was mad* by Fred tentially lit fine defensive player, according to The stakes: For the winner, Monmouth scored 30 points in 31.29, ,t half-time, the Signal- Rutgers Coach Bruce Webster. prestige and at least one mo.the e final 10 minutes of play to L. Hewitt, Jr., president of tht Nation*! Anociation of TIRE CO were ahead, 4541, when break open a close game as the ig money bout. For the loser, Engine and Boat Manufacturers, show sponsor. Miss Last year Red Bank High School won the Shore Slgnaleen routed McGuire Air they put on a scoring spurt in the end of the fistic trail in the latter stages of the second Merrill was The Register's nominee in the contest for SH M747 Conference championship in a commanding manner. Force Base, 7S-M, last night at light.' the Post Field House. It was thehalf. Cohill, and reserve Jim show quean. , Ciaglia was instrumental both in the regular season and The 15-rounder at Boston Car- Signalmen's eighth win in their Stalling*, each had nine points HI ONSSMS St.. Red Bank last nine = tilts while McGuire's in the playoffs for bringing the title to Red Bank. The den will be televised and broad- during this scoring spree. Pro Hockey Bucs rolled through the regular season and then took Hornets dropped their sixth de- , McGuire could have been cast nationally (10 p. nr, ESTcisio, n in 24 starts. . t T contention all the way, except MMlrral . the championship games in championship form. JBC) with a radius of 100 miles The one-two scoring punch for for their poor foul shooting. The Drlmlt ....SI IS Monmouth, Al Cohill and Dave .N IT After winning the Shore Conference A title round Boston blacked out. Hornets made only eight free Cklrai* RENT A CAR or Robinson, listed as 39 years Jones, paced the Signaleers to BMIWI .. n ;i Coach Don Slaven's "dream team" waltzed their 11th victory of the season. tosses in 27 attempts. Monmou'h .....II U Id; but claiming 38, is recog- Kcw Vork through the playoffs. In the first game It was Red ted a. IhetitllhoTder only in CohiU, from Findlay (Ohio) Col- only outscored the visitors, 27-25, VMttc4,>'« Kenlll TRUCK from HERTZ from the floor. KMIMUI U»tm Bank SS-Polnt Pleasant 75. In this one Ciaglia Massachusetts and New (York. lege, registered 23 points, and MMlnal'll. New Votk 1 The National Boxing Association Jones, the ex-Lafayette' eager, ' iThe preliminary game saw theOtfeait I, •o.lo» I. racked up 20 points. • McGuire WAFs trim the Mon- stripped the Sugar Man of his netted 19. Newcomer Jack mouth WACs, 43-23, as the Utter Alhambra, On and On, Master I In the second game it was Red Bank 68-Matawan :rown for not defending within Rozier, who previously played at PF 5-1515, GA 2-3299. SH 7-2121 Morgsn ftate, chipped in with only scored six points in the sec- Palynch, War Eagle and Roman I : J7. Ciaglia made only 15 points in this title game bu time limit and recognized Gene ond half. ullmcr as champion. IS points. Colonel, horses that set track]! was invaluable as a floor man. When the team was Tonight, Monmouth is host records-at six different courses! How long can Kobinson—rated Fort Meade's cold, he'd get it hot with some torrid shooting. me of the best of all time- Generals from in lt», are training at H!alean|| Maryland. keep going? A veteran of 21 tor the winter racing season. , Shooters and more shooters were on last tea* years in the professional ring, Bulldogs Defeat ton'* team and Coach Slaven certainly would love the five-time middleweight king to have a couple of those graduated marksmen itept through the ropes tonight Casey Frosh or the second time in 21 months, • around this season. When one of the club scorers ilnce beating Carmen Basilio. RUMSON - Putting together Were Hung With Plenty Of Good... were cfcjd, one of the others would be hot. It went lobinson kayoed Bob Young of 31. points In mid-periods enabled like that all season. ! Providence, R. I., in the second Rumson-Fair Haven 'Regional wind here Dec.' 14. High School's Freshman ijuintet Paul Hall, Larry Morris and Bobby Ellison chipped Pender, 29-year-old suburban t0 hud Red Bink .Catholic's in with Ciaglia, especially in those playoff games, In reman who has quit boxing yearlings a 44-JO defeat on the Bulldogs' court. the Point game Morris tossed in 25 and Hall had 20. So three times,, believes his hlt-and- After the Caseys racked up a USED CAR VALUES move .style backed by a solid between the three there was a total of 65 of the 85 lunch will enable him to run M lead in the first'quarter. points, The final game saw Morris toss 22, Ciaglia 15 tobinson into exhaustion. ' Rumson Came back In the second Don't Bt footed by "Gimmicks" and Godgth o post aa 11-3 margin for a 17- and Hall 13. When those eagers cooled off Ellison The odds have gone out of THERE ARE NO "EXTRAS" OR PAYMENTS QUOTED ON "FACTORY light on Pender's chance of sue-13 lead at the half. would get hot-with set shots to pull the boys out of the ceding. In the third quarter the Bull- EQUIPPED CARS" HERE. SEE OR CAUL US TODAY! Ice hox. If Robinson wins, he * is dick- dogs jumped on an ff ring for possible bouts with w'Zon' •» outscore the visitors Red Bank fans are now looking forward to ullmer and Archie Moore for 20-7. next year at Rutgers. This will be the season lie Utler's lighg t heavy crown. Bob Vilardi led Ciaglia will Join another ex-Red Bank star, Doug Rbi'Robinson'hah s won 142 bbouts, dub with 12 points with fine Patton, on the varsity. Patton, colncldentally, is the lost six, had two draws and •**>•<»«coming from Jeff fought one no decision. He has Reardon with II tallies. O'Keefe varsity's leading scorer with 23S points, ah 18.3 knockouts to his credit and was high for the Caseys with average. has been stopped once. Pender seven markers: has a 3J-M record including IS Volkiw.gen 1110. ' A NEW FOOTBALL LEAGUE IN THE MAKING ;ayoes. He's been stopped" twice. Wolgrum Tudor, Sun Roof, Auto. Fully Equipptd — Joe Boswell of the Twin Diner, Red Bank, is con- The fight will be handled by aDamlco Reardw Radio, Haater 1951 Ford 1S95. liSIPIymauth 14N. nected with the Jim Thorpe Football League which is referee and two Judges on the 10-point .must scoring system. 1956 Dod9. Tudor »7S. Station Wagon .2 dr. H/T attempting to organize in this area for the 1960 footbal The winne. of a round gets 10 Lanear, Fully Equip. R*H. V.I Itlvedara , .; season. Age group is 15-19, Any coach, manager or points, the loser nine or less. A 1955 Chevrolet 1957 Ford 1195. 1956 Ford Station 1491. other interested parties should contact Boswell at the round Is scored 10-10. The * Boxing' Commission has Bel Air, Tudor, - Fairlant "S00" Wagon. City diner. . mnounced that eight-ounce HT.RlH.Auto. Town Saden, Pew. ; Squira; Full Pewar Organization of a league of this tort takes gloves and the compulsory eight count on'knockdowns-will pre- Pa., led the Eastern League In IfS. I9SI ChavroUt U95. 1956 Oldsmebila 971. time and effort Details are numerous and problems vail. Bitcayna, 4-dr., Super "II", are just as numerous. Interested? If you are get Power, Auto., V-l Holiday Coupt, your oar in early. LADIES DAY 1956 Dodge Lancer 945. Full Powar . HAROLD "DUCKY" DA1LEY, one of the close JOr.H/T 1956-Ford Conv. 171. j: followers of the YMCA,Nut League, was elated thi 1951 Ford Conv. U9S. Cont. Kit, New 'week when the loop finally got under way. He ha Full Power, Auto. Top, Fully Equip. '" been following the "Walnuts" since the circuit got un 1957 Oldtmobila 1491. 1956 Ford Conv. Ml. " der way last year and picked this club to win the titl 1953 Buick "Super" 4fS. Super "II" Sunliner for 1960. 2 dr. Hardtop Holiday Coupe, 1959 Ford F"500" 179I.: This Is a fine league for youngsters who love in. Full Powar ClubSadan to play basketball. It is made up of seventh and 1951 Edul 1391. Auto., R, H eighth graders who play at the YMCA. Games I9SI Ford J dr. 4 Dr. H/T; Powar l«5 Oodga Royal1 Ml. start at 5:30,6:30 and 7:M, Monday mnlnis. They V-l Engina 'nay be young eagers but they still come up with thriHIng basketball. One team tied with a foul shot ; and won the game with M seconds to IQ In Moit* "liiy11 ^ day's session. m A TIGHT ZONE DEFENSE COULD TAKE THIS "I'm sorry, Miis, but this •f HMWttk ONE — It is the basketball tournament sponsored by iio't the Ski-towi1 . the Raritan Athletic Association in tiny Balbach's Hall, 1957 MERCURY Keaniburg. { STATION WAGON The tourney Is called the Bayshore Invitation COME SEE: mi AWARB WINNIN* Tournament and Is slated for Feb. 1S-III7. Latest BOAn MOM THI NIW TOM MAT SHOW FULL POWER :...... -„:, $1245 to Join was the Monmouth Dukes team of Keyporj. AI.I/IN rACKAOB OKAl,S *.«T ,< Other aggregations Include Fort Hancock, and

/f NAD Marines. According to reports from.jhe A,A,, the service A*B BOAT SALES MAPLE J( teams will be seeded one and two becuuso of their out Ntw JtrtayV Ur«at» Ortjuiard] DtaJar - standing high school and collcgc'athlctcs from all sec Al)TMOni/.i:i>,JOIINSON-MKHCtJRV DKAI.KR 363 MAPLE AVE., REP BANK - SH 1-0515 tlons of tho country; That Is, If they huvo a good zon< HWr.3* KI41I1I NUORD defense. . 2W WOODIRIDGE AVE., HIGHUND PARK Kl 5-3960 awe V j-f k i vi i -*< AND STREAM Conference Honors Four Ttodr Jlota» MIIIM Grm Owiimn FAIR UWN-nive Xones awui •yNEUON BENEDICT Al CohUI comMaad wttk « pointi NafCMK N. I Athletes to pace. Fort Monmouth to lAabury Park _ NEWARK (AP) — Gerhard 78-76 victory over the Fair Lawn Ked Baak _- Schwedes of Whitehouse, Syra- Athletic Club of Bergen County POMPANO BEACH, Fla! — Old sailfishennen only jUs* Brandt cuse University ' football itar, Wednesday night here. The Sig- two well know that the sails come up when the air Midefetew Tcmthip 2 was among those honored last naleer win was their seventh out night at the Newark Athletic of their last eight tilts. temperature goes down. And that is precisely what Freehold Regional Club's 20th annual All Sports The nipand-tuck contest saw occurred off Palm Beach and here during the past Class A Award Dinner. the lead change sides 16 times Toalgfct'i Gamcf and deadlock on 13 other t: several days. A blustery norther caused the thermo- Schwedes was chosen by the MMdklon it Red Bank casions. Monmouth broke a 70- meter to recede from the high 80s to the low 40's. club from the collegiate division Neptune vi. Manatquan, at Watt all tie with four quick points in while Robert Tomasko, a football Cockpits of Gulf Stream trolling vessels began to fill Trauhlp the closing minutes to notch its and track star at Glen Ridge Northern Diviiioe tenth victory of the season. with eager anglers as the beaches were being deserted High School, was named in the Standings Nick Dypko of the losers was by sun-seekers. scholastic division WL Av«. the game's high scorer, netting Sallflih became uncommonly plentiful off the Malawan Roosevelt Grier of Linden and 27 points BUFFIAI Don Bragg of Penns Grove were Keyp*rt - . 1 Palm Beaches Tuesday. That was the day when a AtlMlie Highlands named for top honors In the pro MONIMV R«ma*a-Falr Havca fcssional and the club divisions W Motor Co Ine*! party of two anglers out with Capt. Al Nathan on Roker'l Bunoco ~;«.:: 40 H respectively. KItctrltl.n UcaltUI ..-...'. HWY. 31 Uw>Veiidy U caught six. Nathan is the son of Wall Township Grier is a lineman for the New Ptrrjr'i Bowllm Supply ..... 30 Woouey'Wouty a Flyinj g A — JT EATONTOWN Sautbtn Division York: football Giants, and Bragg, Publication! Mn. AUison Stern of ScobeyvUle. a top pole vaulter, how com- f n Co -M . . Staadiagi Atllantia c RutwrimRtwrimii U 2-1020 It's a thrilling sight to watch sailfish tailing petes as a member of an Army * Norm'l Luacli ia team. Bragg performed as a down-wa ahead of a north wind. Fish which have Tama River .,....!.. Paiat Pkasant leach ; member of the Catholic Club of BMB schooUng up off Stuart and Fort Pierce make Rrlek TamsMp ...:... Philadelphia before entering the tracks for the South. Thusly It wu that cooler Army last year. weather was largely responiible for the fact that Mtttra Ragtatttl . Bragg was unable to attend the Cattnl Rtftiaal.... dinner. 43 Mllfish were collared during the first four days Games Taolght of competition in the tradltlon-rich sUver Mllfish Northern BIG SALE' derby of the Palm Beaches. Released by derby Malaaraa vs. Kayport at Mlddl*. Ladies Advance tawa . .. - •, anglers were 32 sails, 20 of which were tagged. Seuthera Lightning in the form of excellent sailfishing hit Southern Raglsttl at Central Souash Play Raglaaal PRINCETON (AP) - The first Win* Pompano Beach Wednesday. Trailers raised plenty of four seeded players advanced fish just off Hillsboro inlet. Wednesday marked term- yesterday through the first round ination of five days of furious competition Ih the first of the New Jersey State Squash world scries of fishing. Headquarters for the tourney, Tournament for ladies at the Pretty Brook Tennii Club. which started and ended here, was the Barefoot Mail- RUOUNDIt —0«n Kuxma, Matawan High .School eag- Top ranked Mrs. Carter Simon- TELEVISION man Hotel now under the management of Ted Wiesing, er, it one of many raaions why Matawan it undafeafed ih of Philadelphia defeated Mrs. ownerof the Brielle. in ih* Shore' Cenfaranca Clan 8, Northern Division. Kui- James Delano of Princeton, 154, RADIOS • ITEREO • HI-FI 15-4, IK. lid vx W Uw Ui Mcfc Prior to becoming involved in some rather com- ma not only It a feed man at rebounding, but alto it a Mrs. Walter B. Mahony of plex'sailfishing operations, your agent made a very good thootar. UndatVatad Kayport and tha Hutkias will Chappaqua, Mrs. Bayard Stock- quick tour of the South Florida fishing country. Wjiile maat tonight at Middlatown Townihip. High Seheol'i ton of Princeton, and Mn. D. A. bat wr atrvic* is lsN*ra ManleyPower of Philadelphia, visiting in Marathon in the Keys, we bumped'into gym. Tha gam* was originally schadulad for Kayport, the next three seeded players, Bill Pttrasek of Highlands. Bill,and his brother, Rudy, but du* to the small court and gym, it wai moved to also won easily over their oppon- ew v«k Middlatewn. ents. REISEMAN'S run Sandy Hook basin at the mouth of the Shrewsbury ClutauH in the summer months. The former is presently skipper 2M rdway, Ua« tNaKh • Opea Oi«y rt t p. at. of a Marathon charter boat, the Wahoo. ItV All Over There were not too many sails being caught at isFtebrite in AiMfar For Art Aragon I Marathon when we were there, but lots of king macke- rel were assulting the baits. Bonefishing was so-so, LOS ANGELES (AP)-Art Ara- Basketball Game Tonight gon, the Golden Boy of Cali- FOREIGN CAR and tarpon action was anything except sensational at fornia boxing, went out last Seven-Mile bridge. Tarpon sport should start picking night like the champion he nevar By Gearge Esper of St. Louis and Elgin Baylor became. NOTES up considerably along about the middle of next of Minneapolis.-: PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The But, as he waa leaving, he Twyman currently is the No. ly DICK MATTHEWS month: . National Basketball Association Bradley Braves hesitated — suggesting perhaps 2 scorer in the NBA. Pettil, who tonight sends forth a whole bevy that he might be back. From Marathon we doubled back to Ever- set an NBA single season record of talent, including sensational Aragon, a boxer for half hit [of 2,015 points last year arid al- Meet Notre Dame glades In the heart of the Ten Thousand Islands. rookie Wilt Chamberlain, as the 32 years, said he would quit if ready has hit the 10,000-point , ASSOCIATED PRESS Red fish, trdut, snappers, bluefish and sheepshead East and West clash in the. 10th he lost this one to Alvaro Gu- VOLVO mark in less than six years, is tierrez, a bullish clubfighter from annual All-Star game. 1 Bradley'a Braves, a hot-shoot- Below an th« rctulU of the Sebrlni, Ht>, CaafMl Car were being caught in fair numbers. Snook and tar- third this" season. Baylor and ing bunch of basketball bantams, Mexico. He lost. Ram held this put Dec Ittht The east is a slight favorite Hagan are .fourth and fifth re- pon were in short supply. Guides at Everglades face Notre Dame tonight in their Art was bloody, bushed and|| Position Eng. Size Foaitlon En«. MM because of Chamberlain of the spectively. Rod and Gun Club, shrugged off the deficiency In Philadelphia Warriors and vet< first game since they jumped to beaten when referee Tommy II (In liters); (In UUra) eran BBobb CCous y of thh e WorlWld MacAiiley will use seven-foot the ,No. 2 national ranking with Hart (topped it in the ninth II tarpon fishing as a normal, seasonal occurrence. Walter Dukes of Detroit and 6-9 1. Jaguar 3.4 Champion Boston Celtics. their 91-90 upset of the top-ranked round. :But if hit competence 6. Chay. Gorvair 2.1 They predicted a turn for the better in February Clyde Loyellette of St. Louis and was gone, his courage persisted. 2. Stud. Lark V-l 4.2 Chamberlain leads the NBA in 1 Cincinnati Bearcats. : probably .- a sagging defense in He was ready to go on when 7. Vtb* 1.ft when first of the great schools of migratory silver scoring (1,574 points) and re- The game, the opener of the 3.4 efforts to stop Chamberlain. Hart put his arms around him 3. Jaguar , [bounding arid shows promise of season's first collegiate doubla- I. Ford Falcon 2.4 But he'll still have to contend and said: • smashing virtually all records header at Chicago Stadium, is the 4. Stud. Lark V.I 4.2 with two great outside shooters "It's all over, Art. It's' III Everglades Is a fascinating place to fish. There Cousy, who has been selected for last for Bradley's Bobby Joe Ma- >.* 9. Chryslar Valiant 2.1 in forwards Dolph Schayes. of Ison, who uses up his collegiate over." 5. Volva) It always something to catch regardless of how every game since his All-Amer- Syracuse and Paul Arizin of Phil- ica days at Holy Cross, holds eligibility of the midterm mark. Thia Is a spectacular victory for Volvo If you consider tha hard the wind blows or how cold it gets. The place adelphiahi . the most over-all records of the Schayes, former New York The Notre Dame clash precedes Horse Racing performance factor of the imaller aiced Volvo *ngln*. is a paradise for spin fishermen and plug casters. classic (7), includii Chicago Loyola against Xavicr of Juat check them, It doesn't pay to go wandering about the Ten scored (122) and most assists vs g ;% Ohio at the stadium. . ARCADIA, Calif. - Under an easy ride by Eddie Arcaro, Sil- Now If you ever wonder why you heard that tha gaa Thousand Islands In an outboard skiff unless you (»). set shots and recently became Utah, seventh-ranked national- Coach Red Auerbach of the the first player in the NBA to ly with a 13-2 record, plays Brigr ver Spoon ($3.80) won the $21,000 mileage Is so poor on aom* of the Compacts you hava th* Santa Maria Stakes by 1% know your way around. Better employ the services Celtics apparently doesn't mind pass the 15,000-point mark. Youn answer. For power developed (horwpower) per cngtna' Arizin. one-time Villanova AH-*•« « lengths over LaPIume at Santa of a guide on your first visit You couldn't make a, his East club being cast in the America, li very effective with |°P f*me " •tze, Volvo la topi. Don't compromln /or law—try thia role of favorite. Anita. /better Investment the onehanded shot. to pick up after a week' of mid- car today! ' West Coach Ed MacAuley of Miami-Natalie ($5.70) finished There will be no national tele-'"?* fast to beat Meadows Miss by The same northerly weather which boomed trolling|St' «id „ coverage of the gamegame, Eastern Kentucky, runaway for sails in the Gulf Stream clobbered large-mouth leader in the Ohio Valley Con- l'/i lengths in the seven-furlong RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS INC. rating gives his club the feeling which ia bbein g playeld d in PhilaPhl - feature at Hialeah. of "everything to win, nothing delphia's Convention Hall for the ference, rolled to its sixth straight CHECK OUR CLASSIFIED AD FOR USED CAR VALVES bass fishing in Lake Okeechobee. We arrived at Calusa to lose, victory, 106-80, over Morehead, New Orleans — Fair Student *~ ' " first time. Officials expect a MNAULT . VOLVO • flU«M>T Lodge in Moore Haven along with the cold snap, the MacAuley feels the East's capacity crowd of some 13,000 (Ky.) **st night. ($13.50), running sixth most of (he way. pulled out in the (Ot>EN EVENINGS) climate was more conducive to ducif hunting rather strength lies in the "tremendouslfbTthe » p; ~m~ (EST) start. In other games. Centenary (the strelch for NEWMAN IPfUNGS ROAD talent" of Its backcourt which About 3.000 general admission only team to beat llth-ranked , • <•'««««« victory than fishing. In which connection we might disclose includei. Cousy, Miami. Fla.1, in the Hurricanes' ?ver...p«c<» '» «he Fair Grounds v „ m|nv = ££ sold at the gate. headliner. Okeechobee is presently covered witihh ringbillsibill . The|o^reeVrTh a7''thV greatest bail "CM"'WI" 16 starts) nipped Loyola ol New birds arrived after the season closed. However, shoot-"handler in the game, The East MUSIAL SIGNS Orleans. 46-45, and Wittenbergli also has the edge in rebounding ST. LOUIS - Stan Musial, defeated Kentucky Wesleyan, 86-11 Ing there was very poor. with Chamberlain and'Bill Rus- who earned $100,000 in each of 72. Although conditions were hardly ideal for bug or sell of Boston. the past two seasons but had the plug casting, Okeechobee large-mouth were co-opera- To offset this, MacAuley said, worst year of his Career in 1959, George Faherty is in his ninthII the West has a powerful fore- signed with St. Lotus for an es- season as basketball coach at II tive enough to strike at weedless Johnson spoons dec- court in Jack Twyman of Cincln- timated UO.QOO-tU.OOO, his first Adelphi College, Garden .City, orated with porkrind. Several nice strings of bass were nati. Bob PttHt and Cliff Hagan paycuf. N. V.: ,• /•'• ' ' brought in by Calusa Lodge anglers. Several fish weighed six pounds or better. : '• ',: Prospective visitors to Florida from back homell are reminded that the bass start bedding in Lake \ HUNTING FOR A Okeechobee come mid>February. 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In New Jtney's larseK anowroom. ng. trissmlns. icawv HELP, WAOTEO-FEMAXB HELP TBANSPOHTATION SPECIAL - 1951 BuIyn noNeww duilnJ s our uemejdoui «ta- lor min*i iMImitetHIaaU . Turulll iiturinet kaiser. Ready to go. WOO. For la CO 4-2289. ttBr savingds event at A * B Boat lADIES-Thit e»ponunlty la tor nu CREDIT TRAINEB-4Mt at Amtrlea formation call SH 17412 att«r • p. m largest llnanct comptnltl WIUM I Salta. AutborliM Mercury * Oalt Buc- ]a t It you «tar eotmttlct, havt ••»••• AUTOIIOBIUt IIKCtUMIO 1951 CHEVIIOLET Power Glide good caneer Dtutr. Bwj M. aUlford. KB *VL~iS&. ins personality, beima>4l to M T«re mploy ayouaslady l» Itara the creiii comlltlnn taw rash. FR |.««J — WANTCO-AUTOMOnVE ol agi. tat tptnd twe to Uuet hours business. Mutt aaka a aetl appttr MECHAJftclpHBLMni J p. m, daily ewsj t(o» honu. A«M usinttles ante anil bs an lbi». eonvtHationailsi. Mull be oapatitiKtd. atattUotl JEEP WORLD WAR II or CJ-2. En- ! ofltit jrdu a tfltBdM tsralas oassr- High Klwol'cducMtM wttk jeed IfMas 1953 CUSTOMUNE FOUR UOOK Ford, gine, tires, cab, not Imptrtant. AT tyL tff?E.K.a. -*. unity. r*«a SH WJ4S «r wttlrJI ability* revilrtd. Oaod tttitlns ealar radio, heater, new. Urea, eictllenl 1J47» air AT 1-0989. tr»eyt_ la marlnt supply houit. UUakttk Avt. Hultt Mtnor. Mat plu many county htMrUt, For Inter- condition throughout IH 1-MS3. • " flei. view call istt. RMdtr. SH l-SCMor When In doubt about now to sell A^O SHOP ALL Tiras 'BUILMNO' comTituc- Ntaaant, lies BTltOEBAKBR champion tour- unwaMtd houathold soodt, aolvt your Red Bsnk. OUAUniD BOOKKEEPER WAHTBU. door; • radio; heater. - Body in good !4 Wnttl Avi. Writs "Baokkttptr," Bai Sit. Red condition. Will consider any reasonableproblem with The Register's classified U'Ljrmtn. JS Mttcurr. wtedanltlil, Bank alvina *U iwrtlntM larormaUte. lOTHCR'B HILTBPER - LOT , IN, olner. 8H T-42J3. ,. stseHng. Navy lo», lights, apotllr" a4a.-Ad»ennemenL JOHM CADWAlLADin-aulMir. NtwUlary ogwC- raid nealMa. Psia kail- •38 per week. RaftnattRafel t required AUTOMOBILE Nice condition. ' -.—..-..._—I. BH t-«4l. ir Lyman,' 3D H.P. Johmoa electric, wtik. aHarsUona. Waod t*S atahatt day. Tha Dad who provides his AUTOS AND1BUCKS AUTW AND T1UCKS controls, atetrlng, tralltr, Aqua-imtjr, roof? Itn 144M sr.-aWa 1H. Rumsoa. OBHBRAI. UWWR BOOKKatEPBR. SALESMAN ipotllght. Nice condition. _. IHK WCPU.TAXJ,,-. •iptfttaetd operator Mr M. C, MM MANAGER Wo art ttotlag air aa aggrttajf* aaa family with a "2nd Car" of 1U ir Pfnn Tan, M H.P. electrlt. Let; muhlat. WilU tot iliFOlntnitiit altrt man who wanta ta tart a we- ' t 'i •a. u a." Box 111 RM Bank.: CORSET DEPARTMENT stantial Ineont aaa ka«t a }tb tktt owa-ratea applause; Mother M'Rt'ltl cruiser,'n lltrcurr. Loti : ollsri tsetllml Meuruy. Wi aa«l beta CLIRK TTPIBT wllb knowledfti et Bimbargtr't new Monaoutli ttort n tbt tuloattbllt autHnaai far tniB atrtl u.... WOO -tnorUiind. *a Hour week. Applply Elec- enjoys ntw freedom — shop- IC Boriim, 35 electric, trailer and lots opening Msreh IK on Route ». Baton- conipiete biillillns itrtlce aad rtraodtl-tmnlo Metaurementl Co,, lnoo.. —Uwlt town Clrels. hi! aa lesmedlate, ptrm- ping, calling tor the kids, eairas. Like new -4140I atrttt a llaplt Aw., Batontown W. eellsnl . V Owenk. 28 electric annrudt WO tug. CO d-tltl.tr CO 4-lUt. anent etiaMg lor a Corset lain M- tnsmi. thai ytu an tut/ community affairs. , . . and. ir Outboard, 2» HP. Johnson, trailer, roUNTAIM OIRU tlptrltBttd only. iger...... •., ;••«,••«•,• . •, .,.....-. apply; nfptrita ta II m. - ) p. in,, til atyt.-ojoj Dad dots too. Here la a TWi tt i prunotlonal t»aorti*liy l«ir"v~i fi7p78cSrmo •ay, pltttut working condttMs. Cat an ambltlout woman with ttuni . PRANK VAN IYCKLE. INC. special group of safety tested Ntw 45 HP. Scott tltctrlc T person, IN Mounoulli St. Red Ptrltnct In minastrlal and mirchin- Dasso Can tnl Tmaks-IM|s Dart " PAIR HAVKN, YACHT WORKS dlslns espaelty la the rtlau oorttt HI W. Front St. ' Uta Baak, bargain! to choose , from! Fair Haven • SHsdrsidt MOID OPBRATOJia-aiifcrltnetd en ladus buslasss. ..:.• •'-,;. • .; , ? tMltlta sad skirls. GooGdd paypay.. 3S hour BAY-SHORE MARINE SERVICE ttk.>attidkatdrr workwork. Intas UlUlchc t Inc. Call HArktt i-»M, Kit, MM U Boat and Yacht Broker 10M attoiid An.. Atomy ParkPk . rangl an appolntmtnt. Buying or s»lllng. We glvt the bttt MUAMJB WOMAN llvt In., ftnwal sMits, ..,:. heuetwork, care ol three chlMrtn lor •AM.ERGER'S WET LATHS optrat """"• .AVAIMBL. waralnawtUitr. Hood aalsty. BH 1-WH man. Fully tutllllel. . •'....••• -•] If Lyman, 190 k.p. Oray —. I1M6 NEW JERSEY All eotnptny bentfltl. all ItHflMl. 1117 Broad Wreet • R»d Bank, H. J. EXPERIENCED ILEOTRON1O wlrsrl. Apply Ptrttaatl • Oeaaitauat. aktIW SHaityaMt H341 Hldtrs. Mtny tmployts ttnttlti. Bin Hardware, lrlTlitltli Oalkoua : Electronic Asslsttrct Corp,, MJBriagj St., (roar at U. a atotats). TWMaa a.-.' Arc Red Bank. Cell BH M100. Alk AUTOS AW TRUCKS lor Mr. Van AtlS or^pply In person. •MPlOYtiliMT HUGE STOCK -LOWEST PRICES - HUGE SAVINGS MOTHER'S HELPER — Assist, with HELP WA^IEtV-MALB housswotk, feaa •rchUtrm. Uvt RED BANK'S MOST ACTIVE LOT In. Rttsrtneta. RUitem I . WAITRCaa-Four. Apply In ptrton A Few of Our Best Buys Lilted Below atrntld Ortnl Hotel, J».Broadwa Br y * iPPUANCE Ri 5th Avt., Lotl Brtnen, ar call CA '51 CHEVROLET Coupe, Radio, Heater 195. RttMimMi ud MOW. HOUSIUSBI WORKER — For two '53 GMC Vi Ton Panel Delivery " 375. kt ttttiltnetd coak and tenet. In onctronlo '55 FORD. Mainline Fordor. R * H 695. PER I960 INCOME TAX RETURNS thorougadultsh, MuthauHwsrktrt . Ftvt day week. wwklns condition la saw taaiattrlas '55 BUICK "Special" Hard Top, DynaHo 750. •rtpartd etmaltttly, Maritry Trtvatt. Full-tlmt or mm •«« ijtr dlnnir. Rtt- Uboratoty woraog with top grtdt Ftp) '56 MERCURY 2-Dr. Sedin, Mercomatic, Bargain 795. os lint. trenett rwulttd. ail 1-tm antr 7 a-"- ODD JOBS, root reet"t. Miming. HOUSEKEEPER - For .Idttly lldy '56 FORD Custom Sedans, Fordomatic : 850. RENAULT paper hanging, etc. Winter ratet. Bleep In. Llsht houeewotk. Rlttr- '55 CHRYSLER Windaor Hard Top, Full Power 850. ^MEDIATE DELIVERYI enctl. Wrllt H. K.". Bei 111, Rat 56 FORD Victoria, FOM, Cont. Kit .. 980. REFRIPERATION MAM - '57 CHEVROLET "210" 6 Cyl. 4-Dr. Sedan 1095. OOOD PATINO JOBS la 1U „„.. I960 DODGE JANUARY USED n*LOYMINT mints lor etpenencsd wtrmera tM»- '56 MONTCLAIR Hard Top,. MOM, Very Nice 1095. Ins tttidy tm»loymtBt Awly: su» BRVICE BTATION — Wsndttful ot- •57 PLYMOUTH Sport Station Wagon. P-FJ 1295. Clsansrs at I*undirira, Myrtle A«e., portunlty tar right nun. Salee ablll CAR SALE1 HEUi Long Brtncb.' MMtstry. For furtMr rnforaarloi "DART" '57 FORD Falrlane Fordors, FOM, PS 1295. BOOKKEEPER-aiftr netd, M.hou call OS l.tlM. '57 FORD Country Sedan Sta.'Wagons 1295. wttk, st«ad> traployratnl. Apply WANTED — IMPORTS Clectrtnltt UtaturtmeaU Co. be., tABORATORT TBCHK POSITIONa AVAILABLfJ '58 FORD Falrlane Sedans, Fordomatic 1450. Is Street * Mafia Avt., aUtga- Call pcrtonntl, BH 1 '57 MERCURY Convertible, MOM, Power Steering 1495. •5» RENAULT Dsuphlnts (5) .J14N tewn. EXPERIENCED LEQAL SECRBTJjnT man, iiterlsneed mechanic, Sun roots, eaulppcd live day wttk, W. Call Arnc'd Tan- n pertta Maurlet Sehwsrta a Bi '58 FORD Del Rio Ranch Wagon, FOM 1595. •5» RENAULT D.uphln.s (») -lUOt WOMEN — nettut and «l|Binti Watt FroM SI., Red Bum. betuly ttrtnee psnums cvtmni jr, M East Mala St., Frttfcold. ttl;. '58 FORD 6-Pass. Country Sedan, FOM 1695. Standards. cQUlptxd . Shont fR M2S2, evtnlngi FR 11T41. aAUCaMAN FOR MARlMBSirPPlIl 'SI PEUOIOT 401 Sedan . .|I«M work. Start • >. n., horns U p. n '57 MERCURY Colony Park, Full Power, Mice 1895. la caniasimg, no dtllnritt, n eel- FULL TIMB. OFFICE girl. Knowltdgoof botte and mariae hard- Hit Nawatt Car In tht ,-• 4-Dr.. loadtd lKtlng. HI Mag, - • , wart helpful. «• hwr wttk. SM u i« '58 MONTCLAIR Hard Top, Full Power .1995. •11 BOROWARD 1-Dr. Sad...... $13M ' Mutt type Iand 'bo • adll- - ' Writs to "BOAT*" Boa SliTlUd '58 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Full Power 1995. One owner, mint conditioion at*. Write full emails- l».O. 'IS PORSCHE 1500 Super HNS AintMANDnUCKS Bos Mliii'lit Rd BtniiBk. VSa. Low.Prictd Fi.ld! '58 OLDS "Super 88" 4-Dr. Hard Top, Full Power- 2295. 'M VOLKSWAGEN . TTPIBT iTtnlngt _ J e»ery oUu '60 FORD Sedans, Very Low Mileage ' Saturday, mutt, be-ranli! typltt ind MEN WANTED . • Immadiatt Dtllvtry Wrltt full do- Many eitras Men who art Intfrttted la a t All Madali tnd Ctlan Foreign Mofor Sales WAITRESS - Bsptrltnetd. For k»ak wltk a fulurt. We will trtlt you for GET THE BEST DEALS AMERICAN fast and lunch./ Sttady sotltlt*. Immtdltlt optnlnii la our oltttm | MS Apply I"n perto—n tietweetietwren II la 3 p.m. tppllanct ftciery brtnek. •igkt sati SEE IT TODAY! IN TOWN ON •IT FORD S-Dr. Std., V-l .. Molly nichtr Hotel. Red Bank. Cuitom 300. Automatic will bt hired before Ftbruary 1st. •M 0LD8M0BILE 4-Dr. SUM BECRBTARV FOR Lnn( Branch olllet ... AND TEST DRIVE Holiday Sedtn ol • Urge corporation. Minimum s I960 MODELS 'U MERCURY Monterey IIT ..f TN mart nptrltnet. Sslsry open. Submit Salary IIM - IT..TOOI - Fully equipped, power written work rtnumt and recommtndt- '51 BUICK 4-Dr. Sedan ISM tlons to "L. B." Boi 111 Rod Bsnk, CaU SHadyaida 1-4014 '94 PLYMOUTH Sports Cpt. _ I 41ft COMPLETE Fully equlppeil HOUSEKEEPER - Slttp In pieftrred •54 CHRYILER Wind, Deluae I IIS Own room and htth. Cara for two SERVICE FACILITIES! 3-Dr. Cohv,,' as Is hoys. Ctil U 2-40W. ettsnslnn 9MTI, MEN'S FURNISHINGS '52 NASH 4-Dr. Sedan ...I JM S u I. EittnslM 11411 lfl«r I. lEsparlaMad machasJcs who Cheap transportation DEPARTMENT MANAGER E N G L I S HAGENCIES AUIM AND TRUCKS Bamberger'a nsw Moomoutbi siors luvttriiaquipmaiitaBdkaow- ng March lit oa Routs Jt. Baton- bow to naka any rapaira SELLING FORD PRODUCTS FOR 55 YEARS town circle, has aa ImmsdIMt ooti Saaoaaaary, You can bo aura RED BANK lag for a Mtn'i FunUioln|S Ptaan FORD . MERCURY - LINCOLN •ant Manastr. of effidtnt aad. AptadaMt Circle Chevrolet's January Tills Ii oromoUonil opportunity tor atrvict whea you buy a car AUTO IMPORTS ambitious mm with sound tapenenn IHtre. •:.- MONMOUTH STREET RED BANK DICK and BOB VATTHBWS and t mtntstrlal ind mirchamllslng OPPOSITE TM8 CAHLTON THEATER i ' II* E. NEWMAN SFRINOB ROAD etplclty la tht mtn'i lumliBlBSi bat •Jl H1LLMAN C«IV. . SH 1-6000 OPEN WEEKDAYS TIL • SH 7-4545 nets. . BEHER BUYS 'M WLLMAN Husky RED IANK—SH I-MI4 Call llArkit 4J40». in. NM tt 'II FIAT 1300 Conv. ran|t an appointment. FROM OUR 'M AUSTIN-MBALBV •AMIERGER'S 'M MO Koadmr UstdCar Lot 'N AOSTIN-lttALSV FORTHEKST DEAL ON AN NEW JERSEY RoMsttr •si SAAB aidu PART-TIMB MEN OVER Jl. no «• ptrlsict. Work as floor polishing •3T HILLHAN Sedan "OK" USED CAR hslpert, IS varlablt houri, |W.H lo '57 MORRIS MINOR < V»M, steady work for mm wltk car •ST H1LUIAN Husky . and rtltrtnct. Some optqltin Mr con- OR THE PAIULOUS NEW traciora, 'M HILLHAN Husky . VANSYCKLEJnc can Mon.-Frl. only '54 POMCUB Coup. . ORsnge t-SUB Ntwark -. Over SO Yarn oflftvlet DHOTD. Warlamonn d" 3-4441 North Jtrttr '52 tia W> . I960 CHEVROLET EXPERIENCED lining ealttr. I4t W. Frtnt Strtat, have nftrtacH. Apply la ~ Wendy, It Bridie Ave.. COME TO CIRCLE! ttr, Red Bank. RED IANK .-;•,•:;% ARC WBLDER—Hellarc stperlence pr. Dodge Can t Dtdta Tradn firrtd. Apply la ptrion Bitty Htttl Products, 1 Cathtrlnt St., Red Ban and Uw Naw Oodft Dart Buy Till You S— Our AUTOS AND TtUCKS VOLKSWAGENS

OLDSMOBILES $195 to $2995 You'll find out by limple comparison a fact most motorista in town already know . , .our Gat Our Surpritt Prict on a 1940 Olda deali simply can't be' beaten! Shop around by all means and then save hundreds of dot- 1 'M Mtr., Ntw auar, ' 'H M 4-Of, HardtOf :'» Htrdlop Cto.. Hat saw 'H M 4Dt, aad. lara by buying here . . . hurry!' , ; 'M III ltd., Black M aM 4-Dr. Bad. RETAIL I •ir ts std., wwts H BM JDr. BM, AMERICAN •N N 4-Dr. Haldlop '41 M I-Or. aod. '51 OLDI>loatlJG II ' .™ I 'W I S-Dr, Hardtop t U PLVHOUTH Stdan ....—I IM "57 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon $1345 '93 DODOB BMUoa Waion ™.l Jl As iit Needi minor mechanical work. I CADILLACS ^^ |495.$4495| i 50 DODGE M)r. . '• I M 55 BUICK Super Hardtop $1095 $ 89S 1 ) 'N ssi,, tiMat ii | M aid., diVUIt, Air Ctnd. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 2-dr, gray-blue, radio and heater, auto., PS and PB. • •H ltd., dlVllli, tkalco ol i »., tUVIIIO 'If Cenvtrtlblt, wMM ON f '58 EDSEL Convertiblt Coup* $1895 $1595 1 ' '91 Mil,, dlVlllt, i 'ii at aw., Bite* I960 Mlnt condition; equipped with radio and heater, fully powered. # '56 CHEVROLET 2-dr. S.dan $995 $595 AT RIDUCED Volkswagens Ucautiful two-tone green, radio and heater. Perfect family carl OTHER MAKES PRICES '

r HWPAT SEVfN HOUSES WALKER ft WAUER JOSEPH G. MeCUE •M BPEC1ALS! JUST ARRIVED! AKC Retistend Wire Haired FOR RENT REALTOR.* with Rantint In slse from l«o to four bid REALTOR Fos Terriers fit roome. Rfnt from 1110 to S3» pef LAKEFRONT RANCH - Attract- Un Tin Tin type Shepherds - 97$ ; Monmouth Shopping Center Pekinese, black or orange fT« month. ive sll-year-roiud home, min- V) Ridge Rd. RUmson 10444 FIELD'S Beatles : ; ._au utes from Red Btnk, on beau- rot Terriers t» Rolston-Waterbuiry tiful wooded lot. Pine paneled 'THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE ] , Eatontown, N. J. FANTABULOUS Red Dachshunds ITS IS West Front Bl. Rod B*snk fireplace wall in Uving room Chihuahuas, black er tan ...-___4 SH T-1S0O / FOR OVER 35 YEARS' MIXED PUPPIES with .'dining area. Modern Full time permanent openings available for ex- 100 puppies ttt choose or order TWO BEDROOM HOUSE — Pay „ kitchen. Three bedrooms. Jal- BUDGETEER Mlied Terriers ___.__. 115 utilities. Sss monthly. 41 Ocean Blvd., EXPERIENCE" Leonardo. AT MUT-R. ousied breezeway to garage. ; pariancid or inexperienced man and women at: 1°laed Cockers _—.—.——.____ 111 3 Complete Rooms of Brand New Hit* PUPPIM " CLEAN UNFURNISHED BUNGALOW, Full basement. Excellent con- RUMSON—Rancher. Estate sres. (lied Bozcri I rour rooms and bath, 1*0. Nice rtsl dition. A fine buy at only $17,- Living and dining rooms, kitchen, 1 Furniture and a Guaranteed MUM Shepherds , 415 dentlal section. Rear 2M Vandeviei Frss Inoculation and worried nace. Long Branch. CA S-O2SC. 000. • • • three bedrooms, two tiled bslhs. CLERKS RecrMditloned Refrigerator Utility room, tw»car attached Guaranteed Healthy WIUK lELBCnoH UV RBNTAU'- HIGH ON A HILL - Brand new all for only MIDDLETOWN KENNELS 'nrnisriea aad iinnimisbed. Immedl gsrsee. Asking $37,500. u* occupancy. Samuel Taiensr Agency. colonial ranch with s spectacu- CASHIERS Hwy. 33, next to Kinnty Shoes "—-•• — Ave.. Oeeanport Call or dial RUMSON—Very attractive smsll or U MtOL j Isr panoramic view. A grest rsneher under huge trees. Most $288 BEAQLES. full-bred. Females, live deal of thought has been given monllu old. Wormed, Inoculated. AT LAROE FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE. - accessible neighborhood. Living •313T. Reasonable. FISHMEN pay only 12.85 weekly Two-bedroom house, 1102. gu-roem to unusual detail in the plan- room-dining area (fireplace), BASSET HOUND — Tricolor male, house In Scobeyvllle, HBO. Three-bed ning. A 37'living room-dining AKC registered, S champion pedigree, room, IIOS. Three-bedroom. 1160. Dow- paneled kitchen, three bedrooms • aVPe. Bedroom Croup '.4 rears old, bouMbro*en. 17a. «H T stra Agency. IH 1-MDO. . room with sliding glass doors MEAT WRAPPERS and paneled fireplace wall. Bay snd'tiled bath. Plastered walls, a M>e. Living Room Outfit RANCH TYPE HOUSE, furnlahed. Use sttached garage, patio, full base- HELEN MILLER'S famous .tropics heat. Newly decorated. Storm win- . window in kitchen with break- a 5-Pc. Nubian Dinette fish food available by mall order or dows, driven well. Lakeside Drlv fast area./ Three large bed- ment. $21,900. PORTERS appointment only. AT 1H75. UTdfAT \!& J1"* AUMt'C H* rooms. Two-car garage. Full FAIR HAVEN-One of the nicest ENGLISH SPRINGER BPANIEU — basement. Landscaped one sress. American colonisl. • Liv- Minimum age 17. Company pay* for all ban*. Sturdy, ssger to please puppies. CHOICE LOCATION-Shrswsbury. Flvi at FIELD'S WHitney S450T. . bedroom houae, SIM. Red Bank, acre lot. $32,500. .. ing snd dining rooms, kitchen, three bedrooms. II15 Uncioft, three • fiti including, hetpiralixerion and surgical, free 7-11 E. Front Street WANTED — Puppies, AKC. Or. others, bedroom ranch, <135. Walker * Walker, Isundry room, powder room, Mlddletown K«nnell. , Hwy 38, Shrewsbury. SH 1-9213. A REALLY BIG SHOW! SIX screened porch. Three bedrooms, . OS 1-3183. life insurance, paid vacation! and holidays. Di»- EIOHT-ROOM RANCH. Four larie bi- BEDROOMS — SIXI Ideal for two tiled baths. Two-car attsched Keyport, N, I. COLUE PUPS—Championship stock, rooms, gas heat. Good tranaporlk a jarge, growing farriily. This count on all shopping. Five-day 40 hour weak. •able and trl color, tlon N.Y.C. SH l^lTos or Itltl 4-»9W. gsrsge. Nice deep plot. Many CO 4-3020 SH 1-7710 Option to buy. horne is situated in tn excellent extras, caroeting, etc. $31,500. Fair Haven area convenient to Apply daily Mo.ndsy through Friday, 9 a. m. to SHREWSBURY CAPE COD three-bed UTTLE SILVER - Very unusual Store Houn: Monday thru Satur- room, Curler home, garage, fir school., Spacious living room, split level. Ideal for entertain- • 12 noon to: day'til «:00 P. M, UAL BTATt r©t HINT place, and cellar. Available Immedlut and dining- room. Breakfast Mr. n» per month. Call AyersTrulul area in large kitchen. First ing and plain family fun and Thundsy 4 Friday APAMMENH Agency, IS Church St. littls Wive: comfort. Living and dining evenings 'til t:M •H 1-ma. . floor family room, PLUS fin- rooms, modern kitchen. Three P.M. Closed Sun- THREE ROOMS FURNISHED — ... HALF A DUPLEX In Red Bank, llvll ished playroom in basement. FOOD FAIR STORES, Inc utlltllea. One block from Ocean, wo room, dining room, kitchen, and n. .Three-car garage. Beautifully bedrooms, two baths on one lev- days. ir, month. Sea It at 49 River Ave?, bedroome. Unfurnished, No utilities In. kanmouth Beach. CA 2444L eluded. IIS per month. Available Inv decorated, well maintsined. el. Large recreation room. Pow- STILES ST. AND HIGHWAY #1 FREE Storage FREE Delivery FURNISHED APARTMBNTS-L 1 and mediately. Call Ayers-Trufulo Agencv. Tremendous value for $33,000. der room, den, and bar, twocar a bedraoma Water, beat aupplled. IS Church 81., Little Silver, BH 1-M3S. sttached garage, patio, combina- It to HM month!*. CA t-llal. LINDEN, NEW JERSEY rtIR COATS, aaeatlaot, else IS. Musk- HOUSES 1100 to S29O per month GI MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION— tion screens and storm sash, split -rat. IM. rerslaa Umb, srs, U % IED BANK ATTRACnVB two-room Ranges In slge from two to foui 4Vi% — Monthly payments $96. rail fence, dog kennel, nicely hirnlahed apartment Share bath with bedrooms. Giazebrook Agency, RU HUNTER 6-2000 one other. Monthly rent SM Includes 1W0. - • , Sparkllnp white three-bedroom landscaped deep plot Top value. OB REmiOErUTOR and Mattel washlhi machine both In vary to* all utilities. Ideal for buelneae couple. RUMION— Partlr furnlahed. two but- ranch with garage and screen- Asking $33,000. , Phone SH 1-40M. If no answer SH t rooms, oil fired air Meat,- adults, ed porch on wooded lot. Con- . RUMSON - North Shrewsbury no Pell, leaae, IM per month; fur- venient commuting, good con- IMPLOYMINT ME1CHANMH THREE ROOMS, H Cheatnut'SL Two nllhed three rooms, gss fired air heal River. Lovely comfortable wa- HOT HOUBS—lrar. fully aauiMM rooms,' bath, M 8. Bridge Ave, no pets, lcaoc, 880 per month: Ur struction — Not • development. terfront hemc. Absolutely priv- HELP WANTEO-MAIE FORIAUE Warren and East I*ka Or., Sprli UlUltles Include! SHil-i>72. furnlahed four rooms, gae'fired air |.k> U aSlaei aaV_u. «••_» *sj_f.__ heat, adults, .no pete, lease. 1115 per Asking price $15,500. acy, yet accessible everything. THREE ROOMS unfumlstiad. Near all month; Partly furnished house, three ; RBAL XITATE iALBS bedroome, flreplece, steam oil heat, TWOrACRE COUNTRY SET- Oven two acres and 300' on wa- - If IddMoam to Aabtirjr Put HAMMOND ORAY PERSIAN lamb coat no pets, lsase, I10O per month. Dennis ter. Frame colonial.. Living and WE ARE ' K. Byrne, Realtor, w. River Rd. TING - A most unususl oppor- THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, |10S dining rooms, .modern .kitchen A last growing actlva team or highly Dowstra Agency. RUmson 11140. tunity to live away from the inlntd iPKlalliti In welosiitlal, com' ORGAN STUDIO crowded city and yet be close snd breakfast mom, den; bun- •ercial and develorment aalee. ol ASBURY PARK QASOLIHB BNOIMB, 1% bp. Lauaoa, SH 14700 to schools, shopping and Park- dry room, powder room, six bed- WE OFFER aaje» - aerrM* _ bMtnNUaa « cycle, Ooremment lurilus, rebull VNrURMIiHBO — Qerags apartmenl L Training cluu (or supervisors by Am». Fine tor Harts, Uwn mewers, Thrae rooms, automstle heat, ins*. FURNISHED ROOMS way. Exceptionally well kept room, four baths, detached ga- (Must have license) run on AU. Mouua •etwraton, tnnprassers, ate. lll'i Buslnses couple. Lssss RV S. Training claws lor talesmen two-story home set on a lovely ' rage, large playhouse. Owner •r HWIsr let ef O. RO l-usl rilOHtANDa) FURNISHED (Inexperience ok) — Fumtihed two-room ' wooded lot with pond and transferred. Asking $47,500. S. Top commission and over-rides OIUER — Federal. Used modem kitchen and bain. 4. Unbelievable irowth potential PR MM floor, private entrance. Ml month brook. Wood-burning fireplace WE WANT K1H afur S p. m. Includes all utmtlei. M Bay Avs., ROOM with bath and prlvals entrants, phona SH 1-MIP 5-T p.. m. _ frlgldalre. In modern auntrr home in living room. Separate din* 1. Sinerlenwa* lalcimen and broken CErfT ALUMINUM WBARBVER, ing room, three bedrooms, I Mature, career-minded InlntM Pot-n-ran sale. Fry pans. Sauce FOUR ROOMS FURNISHED, all utlll- LAWLEY AGENCY Call SHadyslde T-J1J1 . COUNTY ORGAN Cake pane Scalloped pit pans RED BANK — Medium alls furnlshsd cheerful kitchen. IVi baths. for contldtntlil Interview l Ik*. Busmsssc^e room for one parson. Utilities, sink, Two-car cairace. "Taxes only REALTORS PIANO COMPANY Malory, refrigerator, bath, convenient PART-T11IB IIAINTSNANCK MAN lUlnbow. (o ATTRACTIVE and clean two room, Private entrance. SH T-24M. $315. PRICED TO SELL 100 State Hwy. 35, Red Bank wanted apply bclwen R-t p.m. star Authorized CONN ORGAN Dtaltr SL, Red Bank. furnished apartment. Bed-livtaB room, QUICKLY AT $3,500. Cleamn and Uundtrars, Hrrtle An., kitchen. TV, ear spaes. Convenient. SHadyside 1-8MI Long Brsncn. • VHK air MOfMtMaMifwMa. Be, aid flSHINO TACKLSJ SH M3M. ^Rjisssa.v tear the beauty ot U» CONN ORSAH. .Irsah and salt nn... , RUMSON. LAGOON AND DOCK THREE-BEDROOM "bam red" NIOI1T SHORT-ORDER NAN. HUM Then cooTinee yourwlt It to SO par cent off list Custom Crifl TWO-ROOM furnlihed apartment tor play In is • business couple. Pflyala antranc* and aa »«lsrrod.,»l I . — Almost new two-story brick ho eiperlencet SUM; work. AT 1' Archerehery * TscalTackle iShop. Ml state Hwy ROOM split level situated in extremely Rao Bank. SH bath. No pets. SH 1-niS. 'and frame colonial of distin- Bwy. » SH MM Mladlatowa) Bboi Board If deilrsd. desirable neighborhood near BARBER—Part-lime dally or full lime BEDROOM SET - Slz-plen, sprin LEONARDO — Furnished tour rooms, SH Tint. guished design. Marble hearth town on. quiet dead-end street. Saturday only. Frank's Barber akop, •pas 'til St. B. eteept Saturday bath, beat, hot water, utllltlsa. Avail- fireplace and bay window In Uncroft. SH 7-1MS. able Immediately. AT t-lin-W. WO LAROE ROOMS neat town, trans- Wall oven, range and combina- TraweuTeutB. ADDHIU mwhina Week- porutlon and luncheonettea. Reelden- living room. Sunny, dining VAN WANTED for aart-tlms Janitor AU Baku, new or tind. OuarutaM. -ATtsaBiv? FURNISHED three.room apartment, tion windows and storm doors. daya after I OS 11241. modern. Ideal for business or service room. Ultra modem kitchen work. Mun be willing to wruk. Ill HOLLTWOOO BID Excellent grounds and plantings. f-2251 couple, newrywede. AT 1-0M3-M; with breakfast area. Four mis- ith SC_ Nan la theater. BH t-Oil Move right in. We have key. BALUMAIf WANTIO — Iipntsnced TWO ROOM furnished apartment. Bed ter bedrooms. 2!4 baths. Twp- preferred but: net neceeiary, Com- VOOD Sea* room,, kitchen and private shower. WANTED TO RENT Only $15,900. FHA financing teny benefits and opfoftunit* for ad' BOW BAUD — BOWS muStgcTi oelee. Utilities' ctmptled. Three minute walk car garage. Family room. Own- available. vaneemenL aalai* Blue commission, Bruno, Oordon, Hort, Whs'i Up to from railroad station. 117 S. Bridge LAROE COMFORTABLE SINGLE fur er transferred. $42,500. |Q - - - Archery Ave.. Red Bank. nlshed roam. Near No. 1 feus. Wrlti •Oenllsman," Bw Ml. Red Bank. SHORE CREST - Four-bedroom kUNUrACTURXR olflne MM brass lank. rURNIBHBD-Modam apartment, two OWNER MUST SELL — Assume split level. Two tile baths. Rec- PORTER — AitomMIe dealer neede rooms and bath. 170 per month; In- this 5'/4% mortgage. Present' • »»u»a. nw »•- MAPLB BUNK BCD cludes all utilities and tarste. eicellsnt reation, room, besides basement * Handy man to alas* buildings and 10S Chestnut ' and dressera. Red Bank location. SH 1135s. balance approximately $14,(50. wed can.. Amir '» *enon Mr. John' caii oa l-ins. UAL ISTATI PCM SAU and garage attached. Wall oven SPINET FUNOa lor rant Flo* oat b E8IRABLE FIRST Only $113 per month pays all 1 eon er Mr. aim.. 110 Main at, Mela- MOVINO, aelllnt miscellaneous house- charges, tax, insurance and and range. Hot water heat. Resi- i BJIIS4 hold Items. Piano, furniture, room turnletied apartment. Heat, hot NOUSES FOR SALE dence in perfect condition and 'wanMANAGE. R. • a..!. mas'a and boye wea allowance ol all raata ruts, water. One block from downtown Broad mortgage. Oh! The house?— 1 Cholthl a all S makea. I It and all transportation, Ideal for owner Is very anxious to enter- department Experienced r-referw JKATa * I - This is an almost new split lev- write etatlni quellflcatlonl, to "W. M.' ^PttM C U Mail—Wa buslnees or military couple. Available RED BANK DUTCH COLONIAL tain reasonable, offer. Asking . Boi 511, Red Bank. ^_^ ELECTRIC ADDI Jan. »• Call avsnlnga SH 1-4MT. el, with three bedrooms, l'/4 ll«,S0O. Mortgage available ($15,- -H^-g-.JJl POUR'LAROE ROOMS and corner in excellent condition. Uving ' baths, living room, dining chairs, soref'sHl- atore, heat, hot water eupplled. Can room with : woorMxining. fire- ' room, kitchen, playroom and 000). Save legal fees and take, HELP WANIED-Mile • result WALKIR TURNER 10" bench place, enclosed porch, used as mortgage over. • bench i oversized garage. Call now to WURUTUSEURUTUSER CHORD ORO TV room, full dining room, mod- see this fine home. ona montmonthh , witwwwiwes« benchanuvu,, MtMaansc j NEW THREE-ROOM furnished apart- NEW custom built ranch, buiit alructlone, 16TJ. Oounty O H PRICE SALE on all THRIFT SHO1 ment. All utilities, hot water heat. ernized kitchen with breakfast FRANKLIN SIMON MlddlMown »n.Wintihpp» Organ,* with the finest of materials, Shops.Open till a e merchandise, Thursday, Friday, Sat ImmMlatey 1 occupancy. HOB, AT 1- area, three bedrooms, one tile Famous Plflh "Am. ' Spetleltjr Mo Monday and SaturdaySaturday. SH T-zM, urdajr. Jan.- SI, 33, 23. THRIFT SHOP, OlM-W, after S p; m. ' ' bath, full basement and garage. WALKER & WALKER rhree bedrooms, two tile baths, RUOS - Ne»er IPS Bhrawbiiry Ave., Red Bank. NOW INTWIVIBWINO ten, rURNISHED APARTMENTS sll nicely Asking »15,500. (replace, formal dining room. TWIN BEOS COMPLETE, full mat . decorated, modern baths and showers, REALTORS All birch kitchen cabinets in ad- ! tress-and sprint. DroplMf tsbla. Call Ideal location with a beautiful view o .'ID;A. ii.TO4 r x. »i» at MS Branch Ave., Little BlUrer. 1U RANCH home on high ground Highway 33 Shrewsbury dition to wall oven and range, overlooking surrounding country luge basement, open rear porch. DEPARTMENT MANAGERS AUCTION SALE SKILL SAW, SH" BLADE, Heat iSVSW""" """" •" duty, oooa condition. HO. KE I THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED apart- side. Six rooms, three bedrooms, SHadyside 1-5212 Will even decorate .to suit. Three Xiperlcnnd only ment for single person, |M plus utlll- (ull cellar, breezeway, attached OPEN T DAYS minutes to Red Bank.:Bargain READY/-TO-WIAIt lies. Eatontown. LI 2-2MI, SH 1-22U COMBINATION CABINET 8INK also garage. Small fencedin lot 7Sx at$23,M0. .•;:••.•..•;.; •PORTIWEAn thraemotal eaklnats to mstch, like ATLANTIC HIOHLANOe - Furnished studio apartment Bleeps ons or two. 100 with plenty of privacy, plant- LADItf IHOEB • saw. KB HIM. FOUR ACRES for your future BRIC-A- »ear to ehopung. transportation. AT ed with many flowering shrubs, CORSET1 AMD UNOBRIE VURNITURC. ETC. STANDARD ROYAL typewriter with cover and sturdy stand. Ha SH l-2Stl fruit trees and berry bushes, home overlooking farm estate nanlnss or week- RipHLANDB — Three rooms and bath. RIAL ISTATI M» SAU RIAL ISTATI rW fAU (pasture landMn triple "A" MEN'S AND BOTr 2S sak^nds, Health forces owner to sell, Ask' TWO PAIRS almost m_.„ ing $l«,000. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAU neighborhood. Near town and t jfsr . and solas. (11 each sat. Sue I and JMSSS&teRJ station. Rolling terrain. Nothing Fulltime and parHlma sales, ottlce, am ynedmao, AucUooeer. lady'a and man's. LaHy'a almost new RED BANK Perfect VICTORIAN Incated on else like it available for the ' ajteralton hands and porten ale* PR «•««. whlta tirire ekates, alia m. as. Mir- IENTAL RUOS—Nemr Head, til: ror type vanity, si white metal sand Pour rooms (two bedroome),' SIM.30. corner property on bus line. BERG A. FRED MAFFEO money. $10,(00. .. needad. go; MU. US. Alao book rum S» Int csblnet, It Two flealble Flyel Five rooms. 1140. la Onset new garden sleds. 11 eaeh. Tennis racket, D. SK apartment. February occupancy. Beau- Walking distance to school and VETERANS Apply •"' • • tiful, quiet surroundings. Near Park- shopping. Seven rooms, four bed- AGENCY way; Frss parking. * ;:', . NO DOWN PAYMENT THREltjPIECB Hvlm room w. tood MADIBON OARDENS rooms, two baths. One large 735 Broad St. (Hwy. 35) WILLIAM H. FRANKUN SIMON South at, BHadyslde-Hwa bedroom and modern bath with Manama Shopping Ctnttr at oa 1-MIS $76 PER MONTH rURNISHBD APARTMENT — , Four stall shower on ground floor with . SHREWSBURY HINTELMANN Batmtown circle TWO TWIN BUB OB electric blankets. Aqua color. Used J«M one month, like separate entrance. Artistically If the smoke, dirt, dust, traffic, nolle SH I-93U •aw. Both for CIS. Sll 15W1. and other bad things In the city arc (Firm) MM. CtTATI eULXt PIOPLE need restored in the best of taste. Two getting you down, we can sell you Hie so. Bacoma aaeocuied »IU> on ol SIMMONS 40" ELECTRIC STOVn SM Plat* riVB MODBRN ROOMS. Yearly rental, car garage. Asking $24,900, cutest three-btdroom rancher you nav< A HOME DESIGNED FOR Realtors of Rumson Monmouth Countr'e laigest realtor* llass mirror »•'!«• S2J. I Sea Breete Way. ever teen, with completely equipped PLEASANT LIVING - Trans- KipertcncM preferred but not eaienlUL OS t-HM , Keaneburg. acienci Kitchen, California dining area, Since IMS Bseellent opportunities In fan gnawing BD BANK—Furnlehed, four roome, basement, attic, with electric range, •erred executive offer, this Offer the Following: MMdHtom, Ktypon, Matawan arai cut Iron bath tub, trap, faucet. SI ENCTCLOPAEDIA BRITANNIC IsteL bath, Includes heat, hot wster, own Rolston Waterbury hllnda anil combination storm aaati an bedroom colonist. Tile bath and Oooa commission and bonue basis. Call fie barrel 11 aaute ehotam 1JT*i5e. edition, complete with bookcese metere, garsge. SH l-»». doors. Convenient location. Immecllali RUMSON - Authentic colonial In lor anointment Walker * Walker Real' S-JI S«SJ acreena. 50 CWck eleclr and alias. Retail lor over 1400 will 16 WEST FRONT STREET possesiton. powder room. Full dining room tore, 6£> 44ZU. brooder. 100 Chick electric brooder. sacrifice. Call IILI-OIC. rURNISHED three-room apartment. with bay window. Oversize liv- a setting of beautiful dogwoods. qt. pressure cooker. RU 1O1M. •N per month Including all utilities. Living room, dining room, kitch- •AUCaUBM—Nlaiit work. VI per hour NEW AND USID-Bnow Throwers, wa- Phone^T 14SS1. RED BANK. N. J. 110,900 Full Price ing room, electric kitchen, full : commleelon. No Investment; Parti CONTENTS of home lor eale.' (Oar ter sumps. KE •-•». Reo Salsa * en, small den, powder room, punt, for appolnlm.nl. CA !«M. *"ttli, pow« mower, elothea dry. Service, MS Hwy M. Bel ford. RED. BANK. Pour rooms, two bed ' SH 73500 basement, attached garage. Only er). I Carrla»e-Bd., Hailcl. CO 4-3W rooms. HJfcSO.. Finest new «»vilcn Monmouth County Office $26,500 hree large bedrooms and two «LLEfta WANTED, by on* ef MOT- SMALL MACHINBRY bought and sold. apartment. Beautiful oUat surround- baths. Oil heat. Two-car ga- - mouth CminMr'a leading banke, intut UBBD RBFftiaiRATORS and freeiec •vsrylhlng for the hone workehop. inn Madison Oardem, 113 south St., RIVER PLAZA - Front'Street A RHAPSODY IN LUMBER t» thorouihly •merlenced. Write tor lor sale. Alto renalrlu and reflnli! MOHwy M. Belford. KB S-fta. SH 1T»SS. , •. . • . THE BERG AGENC rage. Immediate occupancy. appointment "TW Boi (II,, Red Ing. Itemnilliloncd televisions tor u CU. FT. OB raftlterstor. Double Ovm*r transferred. Well built, AND BRICK overlooking the wa-Asking $34,500. ' .. Bank. : •• • . ; and used units bouiM. onaranitni Tnunntnwn link. Flrr tpaclone RUMSON-Unturnlshed four rooms, one "Personalised Service" repair eerrtce. Bayshore Spray Pain ear space, utilities by tenant,, no one-story stucco on concrete ter. Four, bedrooms, 2H baths, CASHIER — On the T to S ehl drawere. Combination aluminum door, OSborne 11000 uVlna RUMSON - Home of distinction Int. H*J. 3* and Mi, §,., Bai(MI eomplite. RH TWOS. pels, adults, lease, *M per month. Dtn- block dwelling containing living paneled den, spacious ' living i. Muet hava transportation. Apply KE 62321 or OS 1-083S. nlS' K. Bime, Rfaltor, S W. rjvet room, dining room, kitchen, elec. Rt M Mlddletown. H. ». room with fireplace; dininJ In-a lovely three-acre setting in • tenon Howard Johnson Res'tsuranRcli t DINBTTB SET - Table, bullet, flv. Rd., RUmean 11150. Garden «lat•late ParkwayPark , cmesequaie WE BUY AND BEU, anytning' and cnatis. trie range, three bedrooms. Full Oallr S • S Sat. Sun. II room: bright, modern kitchen; most exclusive section of Rum- •tore. South Amboy. 811 1.413* LOVELY HARDEN APARTMENT (Ivf. son. Four (smlly bedrooms, two n pe room duplei, convenient location. Ml dry basement, Two-car attached screened porch, full basement. WALNUT I1RBMINO taMe with mir- •4950, • • wage with breezeway, extra Twtxar garage. Carpeting. Ex- taths, maid's room and bath. Of- W *5!rS^'? ; ror, matching cane aeala, 110 III J- Thompten A BirttN. Inc fered at $55,000. SITUATION. WANTED, PMMII 1S0S. RBI.FORD — Unfumlihed apartment large size lot. Asking 115.000. cellent landscaping, to.ooo. THRIB-PIBCB UVINO room lull.: Four looms, llr» door, all mllltlrn For Gl no down payment. FHA HwyU Middletown. N. J complete llojlywoatdiiuble bed, baby RCA 11" TV. Mahotany console, ctcel Included, convenient location. |S» PRICE REDUCED to' $23,000. RUMSON BUILDING SITESVWe «rand rUno. CA JltK. Knt condition. |<0.. Call monthly. KE S-4M3. only S6M down. OPEN 7 DAYS specialize In acreage building OS 1.3304 PAROCHIAL, SCHOOL AREA: Three-year-old ranch home in OLEAHANCB uij _ All winter faeh' Split level,, four bedrooms, Hi baths, "like new" condition. Three spa- sites in Rumson and have com- MLIABU WOMAN wllriei to tal Ion fabrlce rsilticid for quick cliar- REO TRIHALAWN '»" reel mo««l SAMUEL living room, dining room, aura larga' plete listings In the price range cara of enlldren in her nom*. lft ]ow lliehmenl COMMERCIAL RENTALS kitchen, family room, full cellar, ga- cious bedraoma, 2 full baths, rec- Maple An. SH T-aoe. Will Board. BH" T ara!' """*' * • - "* from $7,500 to $20,000. It you OKKICE SPACE NOW AVAILABLE- TEICHER AGENCY rage. Convenient to schools and reation room, full basement, cir- XEUABU) WOMAN wleliea to mind Ave, at Hwy 34. Aibury Par*. i LUMBER. t/« never used, many duel churches. Oood residential neighbor. cular drive, 2-car garage, good are considering building your children In her Itoriw by the hour, DOO MOUSES - In hnrd to flnrl iliv 400 Hand seah, never used: 100 him "Vincent's": Linden Place. Rcrl Bnnh. Ocesnport Ave., Oceanport, N. J, nod. As little as ll.TOD clown. Ask. own home In Rumson, we can •ay or week, For more Intornallai to accommodale all breedi. Made o itlee asphalt ahtnilse, It eerie bundli ng IIJ.500. Olfers Invited. landscaping. Immediate occu- for lot. II (or alnile buniile: m- Call or Dial furnish you with complete details call BM t-BM. UnenR area. •turdj %•• ceilir with Iniulaled. re. 0FNC1 B 1 SPACE — Alr-condllioncit If colonial decor la your "cup ol Tea' pancy. movalile rool. Complm protection for first quality, eom« eeconds.. Olht nrlvati iiarklng, center ot town. Ca liberty I4M0 or LIbsrty 2-3S01 —I'll love this home. ' Ttireo years oni nmlng retirements, deed re- your dot In any weather. Kins'e Ken- a-nod Itemn. RMsonnblf. ill l«onard and In "band-bok" condition. Beau- stricUons and financing. HIVATIOM WAMTEO-MAIE ntls. me. 33, Oakhiirsl, KB l-iaai. vlim Bd., Bellord, KE e KM or more off lisi hardwood noon. Suitable commercial way. Includlni lavel* landseapln ull dlnlnj room, living mm with Dominic P. Figaro price on bland new M.note spinet p|. 3fc.R •*• uie. N. Y, — Newark bus atop* at Door. with many tnras. including reinger* huge bay window, family ram, larga anoa,-l(|.yaar luarantae. Coma see and Nexl to super msiket on Main St. otor aaa tttii fretser. kitchen, natural Wood cabinets and Ready For Decoration SH IsMi one "ISM un., R o. rowier, MS crssk MM. W» aervke what era Nil. Tanut'i II" CSS labis model TV, |M. lno.uk wall oven. Attached gang*. A really Klim-MDKOOM COLONIAL - two Exciting-Listings FINANCIAL Mu.lo more, 3M Main St.. LA S-1IS0. Service t>coiirtnii!nt, Rttnrttiwn TV. Don't forget TRADE-INS. good buy at 111,100. ' flreplacei. larga living and dinin Bvenlm and Sunday ty ippolinaaea.1. M Hwy M, Estonlown. U i-0400. rACTORT lolts and storage space for roome, kitchen, Two tiled baths an «U«NESI OPPORTUNITIES rent. Aleo store on While St Call SHadyside 7-S60O powder room. Pull baatmenl. Two Rtiult of Tradt-lni JANUARY CLEARANCE Call BH MMe, ear garage, Landicaped. Tramtnilou* aavlmi on etvrral beau, GLAZEBROOK SBVBN-ROOM HOUSB—Two bathl, ons SERVICE STATION MEN lllul ihowroom kitchen rlliplays. A WANTED orriCE for rent central Red Bank. car sariie, oil heal, Convenient to JHJE5E * BEDROOM CAPE COD AT , •,-.••• WHY PAY HENT? opportunity to have a modem Mich, Two Urge rooms, air conditioned, ichwli. ihopplng, him llni-i. at Oak- RANCH — Largi living room, flr«. AGENCY 1 Owa and operate thle three bay !7S jn at a verjr low coat. Bee them to. WANTBD'TO BUT" ullahls for professional or Miss oftlcs, -" SI., P.M Bank. SH 1U3I. plact, Dining room and kitchen. Till US per month. »|| 7-3919. M p. m isth. Full basement. One.car garage, Applobrook Agtncy •N gallon motifv maklm elation, Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson SHORECREST, colonial aunt. 'Bight Bipaneion attic. Landscaped. LMI eetabllehed. Ked Bank area. RU M7I0 Nights RU 1-107 roomi. Two full baths, basement. ror information call SH 1-MHI or real RT. U MIDDLETOWN, N. J. ' : FINANCINO ARRANOED •rsge. Aluminum storms. Bicellent estate broker, - HYMAN KADESH, Broker condition, 111,300. M 1-4TT1. OSbome 1-2300 . _ lanica Btalloa Ipeclaliat RBESBft CHBIT - Commercial! Willii Conovtr CHAFIL HILL — SU 'aerei wooded NICEST LOCATION IN MID- ttf fomenet M. PUlnfltid Mill AOBNCY ground, modern 13-room ranch, Nelit RUMSON' • iPLS-lMa. I>L t-ZM South SI. HTHI-IIU Holndil Vlllsgs DLETOWN — Three •bedroom RECOMDITIOKID TV ranch on H acre. Colonial fire- rnheard of bargain near river, rIOUlU FOR RENT COUKTRt HOHBS AND ACREAOB iree- bedroom ranch, tt'sjsr 1 YEAR ROUND HOTEL sale, uuarametd ~ IPUT LtVBI° . four bedrooms, two place, attached garage, patlt leaaa or tale Aibury Park, SMALL rVRNISHED HOUSE, ens ttrl Hslmfil. Allantls gat Htflbor* TWH. full bathl. recreation roam, alumi- (lot. Decorate u you detlre rooni, II Allen It., Kumeon. HI S- num ilormi and •creena, patio. Many Beautifully liMicaped, tlifiH. USED PIANO" MIODLETOWN - four bedrooms, tws estras, Can CO 41111. "VPrlca given, Paneled wall, full wathwathss , living room, dining room, , :M!AUTY RAI/IM - Ritabllalud ep»ra< WO-BBOroOM Ihiples ca>op Baton- replace aide living-dining room! bnw' ,_r M), LI MODBRN iwo-bednwm' horns. Hear ileetflc kitchen, recreation loomlom , full MATTHEW j. GILL lion touted In esceiienl biulnu dli. Broad SI., ed Bank, I" schmls, shopplns. SIM monthly. Uass town aria. Newly decsratid Inside, '5"^, floors. Screens, storm Wet. Cictllcnl fade, fully equl - Wealnervinei. msrlne and fsfewnces. Kg HOTt-J, new itove and vinyl tile In kllchen. beaks of New "The Broker saih. Full cellar. Attached ga- {hop. Aililrcas Inquiries lo "Salon" nit MIR A nniiNTHH TOPS - Con. Janrsey, vsnetlsn blinds, saoma ilorms, some Ml, Red Ilink. versions from rolled linoleum lo Ba riOOM nungalow garage. Near HODEnXTttUN CAPS COD-RitSTSrB?t location, oarpetlng, Nlot yard wild sharls treea. rage. Financing avallible, HI,. neautltul lormlcm Our ipsclant*. Free _laclronlce and Tort Unnmmith. Call ceramic ilia bath, aluminum storm Him down, ejl.rV) per month Incluiles Who Knows Mirfdtrtnwn" LUMCIIONKTTE and confutlonerV illinalca, Kssy Charge, Stjrls Cfaf IA Mir. and sorfeni, tenetlsn blinds, cedar utilities and malnletiancs. KB I-UM , Wonderful o|iporlunll)i. Oood location, - West rionl St., Itsd Br VQtt wsburr cloasts, full cellar, partially ftnlahed Highway 35 Middlctown •ft HUnway 31. oil U) •-IS4S, 'IVB'ROOM RANCH. All Improve, lays, evenings M 9.3110. >LreaDd FURNITURSt., E - Antiques, china, mania. JTull cellar, near school, On atllc, '. mile from Red Hank shop FAIR HAVEN wy. M. Two bxircomi. lUper month, ping Low lasts, IH.loo. 4 per sent SIX ItOOMS AND BATH - Bncloserl OSborne 1.3200 One of fairest In Fair Haven. Co- EARN MORE MONEY IAM1UTON THREE TUMPE -TSiware. in sbitcli anrf brlc,s> mortgage. SH 14421, back porch, steam heal, lot MilM. control («• dr»«r, In good jrsfneillale cam for anytjilnB and 'rice D2.0M. IH 1JJI3. lonial two-story, More than K Operate nuw thret.tiay urvlot etallon verrtWTlssalls. N UW rronl M, MIPDLBTOWW — Sl|.room Cape Cod m Uoaardville IU, (ftt. 8H), 8|™ 111 l'MSS. 'AIR HAVRN - Cape Cod eottags skarmlnsly located,' three bedrooms, •ere. Most desirable neighbor' O«a trifflo and n.iiliborho^ poleni: -— -im, kllchen, dining area, den. UARISI COX AOBNCT e>nent. Mad. lab Moderate Inveitmem lor itotk AIR riLTEFti - All furnace sites OUNS, Used, any kind or cendlllen. wlh three bedrooms, living room 1 14 wod. Three bedrooms - one Buy, gell or trade. Federal and ante with flreplste, sitached garaie. cellar. i. Priced lo tell, Call owner Risiton a tfuuron - *»•«* and equlpraenl witii lublemi i Eleclrlo heiteri on sate. Slop wlnlsr —*-- >WHHH^ ^M« \fsj2a*i vavah remendous. Living room with Irsfti wllh "RalnboWe" weather strip. cin*f. .KB S-tm-ll M Uonardvllls Racellem location. Slid monthly on knabllihsl aincs tsn earljr lease, Rusisll M. Borus Asemy, Commaache l>r, tMruapeca UVI ntJMT rrnu _ tiicsptlonai is. Chimney sweep, Berlin ami cits, SBVBN ROOM IfUT, only four years wj/'imllr house, Thies |»is^Mm. KKJI tltaner, Caulking, Shop "lUln. m River Rd,, fair Haven, Sll T4SM. aid, Three bedrooms, Urge paneled Jteanwn Borough CA MSOt recrestion room. Tiled kitchen and upl'lr*. four down. On tot waisr »*' topposlis Acme parkins loti, B HAVE SEVERAL Inns-bedroom baseboard heal, city water, liwir. Iroarl St.; Herl Sana, Sll 1-tOOS, NTS AND UVtSTOCR ranches and split level homes avail- 0 rrlMd 0 0 0 1 Illi!. »-ull, dry cellar, Oviriis," tot J»«W S-baif SUIJOCO smloi Mil on, 'ii'AMMONl) sIMNBT lile lor Immrrllaln occupancy, HID to IM&sif*-^ -""* fJSE ". . !! "A! *!?' "'iW- r "ppointment onlv. »t«Ke offer, T -,*•' MiH on the North bound aid* IM par monlh, Crowell Agency, Mid almost new, OXBn riOMAUl — rout montrti, vac* HIDDLBTOWN. tour bed room spill. I4MIT, 31 Colonial Court, fair ul K J'W JJIli HsiW. BffeMlvi Ksbru. Cull ItU I.9IM letown, OB imoo Two Ills batlts, living loom, dining {'so •'*oaa. "'*' *"*"' ""'>i"a olnalr.il, and »an emnnfi, 'Ouni kllcnfn. cetlnr, eitrefie nntl nine CVrORT — four rooms anil hath, ATTIlrjaj) and tot •prim, lltree Wll Lltel ITTLE SILVER - Newly dscoralnl recreation room, Kaeillenl condition. hoi sir lu»l, Urge lot. SK.OOU Stirling liniH.BTqiVN - narr. tiargaln. foil? j>ari old. Doulils beit tile, SH 1 'BUianSil aerntsn iheMril pupplii. •ev«n.rcxim ranch. Mrs. llsnce, IM Aiaum' Ol morigitjt', Aiklni IIJ.OCO. cCann lu«l Rilaie. Broad «t., Kfy bedroom Irs me, hot air heat, gatsie. l*o motilhs olil, T Norft Pstk Av»,, laple AVf., Red Hank, N, ). Sail after tiM IH MI10. in. co fins., "jrsi" °""'I"'W)"' ""cl1 Agen«y. us VKI1OOM HOUSE In Rumson, Two When la aouM (bout now to eell un. •AUK) IN »uur old mrnltura wltn no fieri HANK AIIBA - Ranchir. Three lINlATUrtB, retlalered rreneh |K>od|e, Jnlroonii, Cfllar, altlr. israie, For AMI HAVRN milt live). River Onki. wanted kWMMId ajoodi, eolve your ifotmallnn asii LI MOW, nndronmn, tilt bath, lar«« kllchen, Mvlnn room with drfiilaci, lull din, Black, Mnuli. ons ytar old. lovable, Inclmles dliliwsihsr, living room, din- " oldef home, nic.iy •raekm with The Rtimer'i ooil with clilldren, Hiul edl due lo ig room, walMrj.wall carpeilnc, lane Ineatod in Ited Dank, rcur hnlrooine, Hiul edl due lo IONQ IIIIANCH - Three kedrvom IR area, saraiff. fist I b«nem*ni. (lood lichen, pineled family room, mo *o baths brldk nrsplaci, full cill" flea moa*44«irtlMUegt tsllon. Ziumi 4lt per cent O 1 (Mere Classifies] A* Af"' B the, lour bedroomi, eliichid iiragi, mortgage, Sale trite, |17,M0. Ill Oi Tie Nni >fa WIST LON» MANCH RIVERDALE ESTATES i SON AGENCY, rNC. C**W* 0WM» U* Eafaft Finn EIGHT.ROOM SPLIT LEVELS > (West * fte Cental Stttt Parkway awar Swimmiag Wver DO YOU NEED THREE bedrooms, but want leaspnable Um? ether purpoaM Three bedrooms, ceramic luxury bath with vajilttrry, additional bsth. m wild lUU ebower. lull baaement, finished reoreatlon, optional den. NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. How about-$315 for a veteran or about $390 for non-veteran? entrance foyer with large guest cloeet. built In carage extra lire* Good area. Fireplace in- living room, large recreation room in TUESDAY, FBBRUART J. 1SW llvwg'room wuh ctthtilrml tilling, Inn formal dining room, science The polls will remain open until kitchen wit* Norge built-in oven and surface ruift, hardwood cabinet! RANCHES • SPLIT LEVELS . CAPE CODS -COLONIALS full cellar. Garage, trees, fenced-in rear yard. Asking $11,100. » 00 p. m and aa much longer aa may and Alr-KIng rang, hood with light ud radio, minimum kna 100H5O. Reasonable owner says sell. • necessary to permit allTsgal voters fiLTSJraf penavtew elidlne; door opening to larft tool patio 100 amp sen Ice then present to cast their ballot* Indoor Mom planter, piv.d road and eSrba m and paid for FOX HILL, LITTLE SILVER - Two stories; three bedrooms, tile The meeting will be keld and all Borough at Ealeatow*. $20,900 and up bath and lavatory, brick fireplace in living room, full dining lecal voters o? the aehool District will vote at the respective polling places an 2» NOTKE • ' n, modem kitchen, Urge porch, full cellar, garage. Located ') COMPLETE PRICE M b lr PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that W. These ere some of the things that make RIVERDALE on a lovely HILLY, TREE-COVERED PLOT. Asking $»,M0 prom the acheol district of the Bor-Raysiona Van Hern and Plomwe D ot Catontown: raa Horn have made appUcaUoa to 4 $.TO0 ESTATES unique: BUT really want to sell. member will be elected for three CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGES |S,X0 DOWN T he Wanning Board of the Boreas* of OU CALLED some time ago about a three-bedroom ranch with 'air Haven for approval of a flnafeue- ' » YEARS 1 member will be elected for aag alvlslon plst for the subdlvlelon "Of a plaster walls, fireplace in living • room,, dining room, modem , FHA PINANCINO AVAILABLE • • • NO "tOOK ALIKE" CUSTOM-BUILT HOUSES ... From tha school district af tha eertsln tract of land ot awroHnuttly You'll like our models, but you may bring your own ideaa -too. utchen. laundry room, FULL CELLAR with recreation room, hot Township of' Shrewsbury: eight acres In area fronting on the Centrally located la a amall auburban community within one to els.ht aasttrly ede of Hance RoU In the . water oil heat and garage. WELL. WE HAVE IT NOW-eoiet'a t member* will, be elected for Uirte said Borough of Fair Haven and re- blocks ot shopping centers, fradt schools, local and New York busies, • TALL SHADE TREES J. . parochial ichool, churchei o! all denomination! and community center. look. Middletown owners asking $19,900, but you know how it it. "t'ihe aaM meeting will be submit- •erred to In the Official IM* Tax pu- Ocean bsthlng and fishing approximately 12 block! away Country and hundreds of dogwoods and evergreens. ted propositions for voting tans for illcale ef said Borough on pegs et clubl and golf courses under a mile. William C. Waterman, Real Estate Manager : •a following jiurpoaes: „.„«_, • %-ACRE :PLOTS -. 'j .'-•• • -/"V- •'' , •• 'or Current EepenaM -~—--*•;,«>« The Planning Board of the Bonus* III BROAD STREET, RED BANK SHadyside 1-3490 Por Capital Outlay ~ »,3OO0O ef Pair Haven will hold a public hear- oo wide, curving streets. ing on Tuesday, February. 2, ISfo. at KENT MANOR he Pair Haven rirehouee, corner of SUPERB WORKMANSHIP ... The total amount thought „_... MO «L H0« O« TH U PAV THKOUOH^UNDAV. NOON to be necessary is :—~~. Sn.TtS.SS liver' snd Ratlin Roads. • at a:M D I NDA R B including such'features as double course cedar siding, full eel UAL tSTATI Ml SAU RIAL tSTATI POR SAU The polling place* for eald meeting P. U., for the purpoas of daurmlntni Garden State Partway to «n No. 105, Eut to trtBIc circle, take lars, guaranteed dry; top grade oak floon, double hung win ind their respective tatting dMrtt* whether or nol lo make favorable re* second road to right iWall ttreei) one mil. tg Locun Avenue (second HOWES W» SALE HOUSES FOR SALE described by reference to trie election lerrsl for approval of eald final ana- blinker light), left on Locust to MODEL HOME. OR: dowa, ceramic tiled baths, vinyl .floor covering, 100% Insula- district used at the laet Oeneral Elec- alvliion plat to the Mayor and Council tion, copper plumbing, oversized garages; 208 volta-100 ampere tion) have been designated below, and at the eald Borough. Route 35. South to Eatontown circle, third road on right (Wall Street). M pereon ehall vote el eald meeting : Copies of the final subdivision »lst electric service. HALL BROS. HARRY A. KEARNEY eleewtiere than at tha polling pls.ee (and other documenta) lo.be ceaewer- SALES AGENTS—BANDER AGENCY-PR 4-7714 designated for the voters of the Boning ed st etld hearing are on file In the district In which he orjjts' resides. office ol the clerk of the Borough ef ... We could go on and on, but we'd rather you'd Realtors & CO. Dated: January SO, ISSO. Pair Haven and are available at etad office for public Inepcctton.' .' "•.: "BE OUR GUEST" to see how well we put these RUMSON SPECIAL •— Attraetlvi old Consult a Realtor er home In mint condition, Walk to Notice oflhe time and place of aal4 RIAL BIATI Kit ML* RIAL ESTATI Ml SAU homes together to make RIVERDALE ESTATES the achoola' and bua. Shade treca.' Three You Can Be Sure hearing IT hereby given ea that all HOWES FOR SALE bedroome. Fireplace. Full dinlnf __.„_,„„,. persons Interested therein may If they HOUSE! FOR SALE .BEST "HOME BUY" IN MONMOUTH COUNTY . v. room, New kitchen with built-in oven TBApmONAI'..._. LUXURY WITH MOD- NOTE: The term "current. . an dealre attend the eame tad be beard and dlih»asher. Sincloeed porch. Ban. BUN CONVENIENCES-nit eparallng rwnies" Inoludee. principals', teachers', Colonial with Its three lane twdroona concerning any objections or recom- merit: Hot water heal. Carpeting In- : anllors', and medical Inspectors' sal- mendations they may have concern- cluded. Oinie. Tun . under S3W. and !!4 bathe aniwerLre ..th„e neede_d tries, fuel, textbooks, school euppllra, Ing the approval of said final auhdl- RUSSELL M. BORUS RAY VAN HORN J. LESTER RIGBY ASSbCIATES 'pur family, e>nd the dtn and full flag*,'transportation et pupils, tuition vision plat. • Only Mi.WO. . basement anawcrt for your desires— of pupils attending schools In other Dated: January it. ISSO. REALTORS :;', •>:.'.•;;:;;.•'•..••;:.->,Agent$--1 -•:}''• •:[•••'<• " All this la ael In the uil nstlve treca district* with the consent of the Board REALTORS WATBRV1EW RAMBUSIt — Vir H-ven, N. J. RENTALS - Immediate-posses- bedreoms. Hear patio. Attached two- TYT—This 4-room bungalow Is bua..n„ ante officersa,, Itruant oUlcore, insurance In the midst or S of the most beau- and tha IncldentU >*ipenee* et the SKietary. >ion; three bedrooms, $100. Stud- car, garage. :Low taxee. Offered at RIAL DTATI FOR SAU U>U BTATI FOR SAU MM.. Offer* Invited. •" ' tifully-wooded arcits around—Cross a achools. - . • . - fen, » •• ftM SHadyside 7-4532 io apartment, furnished. $65. new bridge to enter the 'dogwood, holly A member of the Board of Educa- FINE RESIDENTIAL LOCA- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB IALE i NEW POUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — and oak-studded paradise—The three tion must be at least 21 yeara of age. SSONMODTSS COVHTV TWO HEATED DENS! Perfect 14' living room with alone fireplace. winding brooks-ran trippingly through a elllsea and resident of Iha ertoo BlttWMAfE'S COURT TION. Three blocks to bines, for a large family—4-bedroom Center hallwsy. Formal dining room: the land caatlnr bubbling muito for district,: and have been a eltlnn and ichool ud store*. Unusually spa- Laundry room. Two tiled baths. Pan- the lover* of nature—All this for mil resident for at least three 'yeara Im- Claum Afalasl BMate colonial. Large living room with THE LOW AGENCY THE MEISTRICH eled Hilt den. Double garage. Mtt 110,500—Do com* and see It—Owner nedlalely. preceding hla or her hscem- cious colonial 'ranch just. four fireplace, good room layout, ex- mortgage available, SJt.SOO. . t will rent, tool • Ing a member ot inch Board and must ESTATE ; or JOHN BPECHT, BJ- years old containing two bed- be. able te read and write. He or she CEASED. ' ' '..,,.. cellent heat, double garage. Quiel LARGE FAMILY - NEED MORE shall not be Interested directly or In- rooms and bath on first floor REALTORS AGENCY COZY RANCH HOME — Fenced yard. ROOM?—Men la the house for grow- Purausnt to the order it SDWARb area. Asking $21,000. Close" to echool'Snd buses, Three bed- jg children-One block to school— directly. In any contract with lor claim C. BROBQE. Surrogste of the County aad three huie bedrooms and $36 River Road, Fair Haven, N,J, Newman Springs Rd., corner roma. >»' living room with 'fireplace. against the . Bnrdi of Hotimouth, this dsr Made, on (he $17,000 MORTGAGE CAN BE raur . bedrooms, Iwu liailia—deh— 1 bath on secood. Paneling in liv- Dining' room. Pull: basement with cy- screened-m porch—Full baaement with Every cltlien of the Vi "lion of the UMenlansd, Marls ASSUMED! Almost new split f SHadyside 1-4477 Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury press paneled gsme room, Brick ter. a ganeroom In II—Lovely Colonial In of the agane .«of MSI yearas whwhoo _. Admlnlatrstrii af the sstste tf ing room and fireplace. Paneled race. Baeeptlonally fins eeodltlon. Ask- been a reaMenent of thajtate^eu rereaar level. Four bedrooms, big din' and of the county in which he claiclaimms the aaM John Speeht, decessed, no- dining room, super deluxe kitch- EXECUTIVE'S RANCH - Lo- Ing SJ1.00O. •.. . ;• .. : tice la hereby given lo the credltore ef ing room, full-sized family room, SHadyside 15888 his vote fin-11100111fin11100 0 neat befere the en, tremendous cellar, baseboard cated on over VA acres in finest THIS W XBSALLT TRUE: Anyone eald dsceaesd Id present to the said laundry, aluminum storms, awn- BIO) VALUE. LOW PRICE — ftumeen election and) who haabeen MtnaneM- Mmlnlstratrla their claum under oath heat and extras to fill a volume. residential section. This out- Cape Cod. Pour bedrooms. 1J4 baths, UISM mrje Douses can.be yaun, ab- »r registered In the municipal —electio" n ings. Taxes $311. Monthly pay- . SHREWSBURY Katra large dinUg room. Kltchea with RKin * down-Thst includM Ifiistrlc, t at lean, forty days prtor to within tli' months. from Ins este. Unbelievable value at $26,900. standing center, hall home must $13,000 breakfast area. Screened' perch, . Dry he date of the election snail be en- DaUa! ;tnuary Mib, m ments $134. Transferred owner A HO.90O frame two-bedroSm home. tiled to vote at the eehool election, • :,.; MARII ePBCHT. We have key. be seen to be appreciated. Large ONE BLOCK SCHOOL-Colonial. basement. Attached garage. Rsseboart live minute* to etsllon. An Sll.se 7S Hlgilaal Avsnue. asks $19,900. living* room, fireplace and boob hot'water heat. Includes dlahwaahet ipplicitlon for military er Sicilian ah- EXCITING THREE-YEAR-OLD Three bedrooma, full dining and refrigerator. Walk to eebool, Low two-etorp stueto, mtee-bedmom, tree- entee ballote may be rnsde^ tooths HUhlande. Hew Jereer. SPIC AND SPAN two-story co- cases, full dining room 14xlB, suicided home: a «3,MO two-story HI n St«.« RANCH nestling among trees. room, attractive paneled kitchen, taies. Offered at SIS.SOO. Irame, three bedrooms plus, with U pine paneled den with bar and Center hall, 25' living room, full lonial. Living room, fireplace, oil heat, large plot, two-car ga- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Shaded baths-JThese sre the buys.la lit both sink, modern kitchen and pantry pocketbook and family. , .' \SimEWaMJRT " • wiBswoArrs COU«T dining room, every woman's dining room, electric kitchen. 4 rage. WALKING DISTANCE ALL Rumsoa rancher en U acre plot. In- bedrooms, 2 baths, full basement, with all latest appliances. Three formal llvlng-dlhlng area with fire- POLLINO DISTRICT NO. t NeUre M s>esMen es dream kitchen < with laundry place. Three bedrooms. Rear terrace. VU Rf 35 Middletown, N. J Mll. Mil garage. Asking $21,500. Move main bedrooms, 3J4 baths, two Illng place at the Tlnton mil area, three bedrooms, two die LITTLE SILVER Pull basement. Direct entrance lo at. at at Tlnton Avinue, Knr Sbrawa. other - rooms. • for .children or lached garage. Only t!l,*00. OS 1-0600 Eves. OSborae 1-1443 School baths, recreation room, full cel- right in; ' bury. In the aehool district, for legal maids, plus separate dining or "•••••• ' • " $12900 • :• ' votere residing wttBlri' Oemral »ee- lar. Two-car garage and much INCOME BARGAIN - Newly RARE SACRIFICE -Excellent Daily: M Sunday: 1 C. BROBQB, Surrogais' play room, 10x13. Wall to wall tlon District No. 1 of the Borough of of Honmouth, this ' more; High VA 4g% mortgage decorated converted dwelling has HALLBROS. New Shrewsbury- carpeting, air conditioner, full mortgage' arrangements; low THRBEVKAR OLD four-bedroom two" "roLUNorbwrfticTPOLUNO D . NO. », application of the i can be assumed. Three minutes 4 apartments which rent for $347 bath larch. .15121 living room with TlevsTrner Straus, Vln basement with outside entrance, down payment Uving mm has Polling place at the Wayside >lr* to Parkway or station. $22,700. monthly or $4,1(4 yearly. Taxes Realtors picture window over looking iree House u Wayside Road, New ghrewe- and Barbara S. Bums. -.. covered patio, 2-car,garage. Ask- wood burning - fireplace; large Ml. Hparale mnln|, deluxe fas Sltch bury., In Ihe schoei dlstrld, for • legal the eetite or ta* eeid DIVIDE AND PROFIT-We sub- $511. Asking $18,900. /Brokers en, entrance foyer, center hall, rec- Btniig, daceaaed, notice ML.. ing 175.000. dining room, , netted suaporcn, 113 River Road Fair Haven voter* residing within General •fic- mit this in all sincerity as an ex- protected. ~ , - reation basement, attached tame. tion District No, a of the Borough of en le Iha eredltara el aaM kitchen, cellar with rumpus Only two blocks to school. Priced be- to present te the sate) Sbj cellent opportunity. For $15,200 SH 1-7616 New Shrewsbury. -. RIVERFRONT - 4-MILE VIEW. OWNER TRANSFERRED - Will JP^J^-Wwoms, gs k>w-replaeement cost at lie.IOO.EI- POLLING DIBTICT «O. 1 . - r el a neat six-room ranch home on woodi. Armstrong Agency. Realtor, ffiS!, ih. fr!m ^'- -"* •"*" Bulkhead, dock, tall evergreens, sacrifice this older home in Mj^Prospect Ave., UtUa, Silver, ail Polling place at the North Side Plre plot Sell half the lot for House, gprlnidsle Avenue, In tha fruit trees. .Remodeled home; Rumson, recently decorated and school' dltirTct* for leaal voters resjd- k A special feature of the V/i tiled bams, • rooms, 4 twin neat as a pin. Three bedrooms, REDDEN AGENCY NEW SHREWSBURY APPLB; TREB BHADSJD PLOT. In- '$* within Oeneral klectlen District ^* lathe large, bright kitchen, bedrooms, huge fireplace, GE living room with fireplace; heat- ASSUMPTION Realtors — Insurers maculate eeven room ranch, \ only ril arofVmeTioroigh of (lew Shrews- VH^IAVitlD Basement, oil hot water heat, country kitchen, porches, new ed aim porch used aa a den, ultra ree yean pouni, lladefn deluge ga M y $1,500 ASSUMES MORTGAGE on NEW RANCH-Not in a develop- kitchenitchen, aeparate dining room, SO-faoi " 'poUJrVoi .maTTRICT NO. 10 Wlthlnlon Road. garage. Fine Fair Haven neigh carpeting, 3-car garage. Asking modern; new kitchen with birch iving ro •oaradelo, Hew Tork. this desirable Cape Cod, Delight- ment. Three bedrooms, large "--- room, center hall l» three twtt BARBARA B. BURNS, Krhood. $10,000 GI mortgagei $45,000M5,0». Low tans. • cabinets, full cellar with laun- ful L-shape living room with din- lia bed J kitchen with wall oven and coun- recreation room, dry baaement, wall u Maretta Lane, • 4-BEDROOM COLONIAL In Fair — rani, garage, large back ing room/ efficient kitchen, two •ergeaaeld, Ifi ter top range, garage. Quiet to-wall carpets In living room foye d, If. i, LUXURIOUS - Of ipedal ap- Mawn near school. Fireplace, bedrooms, expansion for two bed- street. $15,500. BOROVOR OF peal to the keen, discerning buy- 1% tiled baths, basement, breeze- rooms. $100 legal fees. way, garage. High ground, $1,200 CASH for this four-bed- o*'msTrRicT. NO. ; s er. Spotless true colonial-fea- NEW SHREWSBURY »u,womsce at thre Memorial aehool fence enclosed. Asking 117,900. room split level. $16,000 FHA turing living room with fireplace, . •••••-.. • $12000' •••' MONWOUTH BEACH - Partly Mr- Polling place at thBtte Memorian l laehooa th l mortgage available. VA baths, nlshei home with living room, flra- at Orant Avenue, Batontown, la th sunny bay window, full dining 804 River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J.LITTLE SILVER - Finest, loca- IMMACULATE CAPE COD - A place, dining,room, kitchen, threa bed- room, breakfast area in kitchen, tion and situated on an elevated really practical home that can den, jalousie patio, lots of closets rooms, and huh; hot water gas heat Notice Is hereby given to Ui* lega[ll Totewn oali thttie idiooSdwell nstr* paneled den, VA tile baths. En- SHadyside 7-4100 and storage space. Priced at Tax only |». Bmsll plot. S1I.000. Illn ol Ultl* Silver, In the County of Henmoutli aaa •aMM.IMr^ plot, this coiy appealing two- grow with the famiiys needs. ugh Agency, Rumson Rd. Phone RU1 public hearing wlll,be held ««>•««»»» B&XfZ&JjS'i, tire cellar finished as a perfect story colonial will meet with Two bedrooms, expansion attic, on Thutsday, January n, mo, at la* P. «. lor Ike purpose •< follpwlng budget for the achnol year 1M041. *K- recreation room. Fully air con- your immediate approval. Three sunny kitchen; living room, ful HOLY CROSS PARISH - ITiree- RUMSON — Area ol high treei. Cape ditioned, wall to wall carpets. bedrooma, two baths, attractive basement, oil heat, combination Cod Colonial en corner plot with.liv- A CDpy ot the proposed budget vrtll be oa WALKER & WALKER bedroom home completely redec- ing room, fireplace, dining area, klieh- twnnths hours of S:m A, at, and 1:0* t. 1 Porch, garage and playhouse- living room w i t h fireplace; screens and storm windows,.~»"j.. orated. New kitchen with, wall •>enT. Chambers gas range. - refrigerator SI, ISSO e< Its school House, . perfection. Seven .minutes to Realtors screened porch, new Crown Large plot with beautiful shrubs end clolnes washer,',two bedrooms, MARSHALL r. TMOHPaorf. shrubs oven and dishwasher, wall-to-wall tiled bati), aipanaloa auk. aneloead beach. IJMOO. Highway 35 . .Hulet, N..J kitchen, full cellar, garage. Beau- •«d rose bushes. Owner anxiou•—-is carpet, desirable loeallon. tt,- breeieway and attached garage. ilo.TSO. Becratary ... ./ :>.. ' - tifully landscaped. Only $27,000. to sell. $400 down, FHA terms. Ulnugh Agency, Burason Rd. Phone SCHOOL OlSTRICr BVDOET BTATESIBWT UNUSUAL OPPORfUNITY-At- CO 4-5212 500. Also, will sell completely ••' i MIDDLETOWN Ru ,1-0716, - - ' . • tractive four-bedroom * colonial Open 7 Days WATERFRONT RANCH - De- furnished. . •serai ef SSeeeatlea et little silver, Caesar at saaaaaaeaa ASSUMPTION NEW 8H RBW8BURY.-Attractive Cape 1»9M» ~|SSMt iseo-ai situated on a landscaped plot lightful waterfront ranch with a Cod. Three :largs bedrooma and bath DONT WAIT - For'the largi COMMUTERS DREAM - Near i - (AHual) (Eatl. with beautiful large trees. Top BUILDER'S SALE — Two NEW sweeping view or the Shrewsbury upstairs. Living room with fireplace. '(•stl. family. Four-bedroom SPLIT; town and station, but In country Dining room. Escepllonally large Mich, •NROLLHBNTS '• ". , ggaled) •ated) residential area close to modern RANCHES remaining; three bed- river. Completely bulkheaded. en,: fourth bedroom, family : room, Immediate occupancy. Owner location.' New three-bedroom Resident Anrage Dalty Enrollment _—_' l.MS_ . llji school and supervised youth cen- rooms, full basement and one-car Attractive living room with fire- tile bath downstairs. Pull cellar, two- Total Average Daily Sjuollracnt .... — 1.1TI.S I,IS1, 1,1*) transferred. Large plot, country ranch with den,' two baths, two- car.garage. Assumtsble I17.M0 mort :; ter. Spacious living room with attached garage; modern kitchen, place, overlooking water, full ••'' "BOURCBS OP MVINVB ' .' ' . ' ' . 1,111. setting, excellent area, recreation car garage, cellar, beautiful gaie. Ashing IM.Wxi. J.. Lceter Rlgb) brick fireplace, full family din- V/t baths. FHA appraised-down dining room, 3 bedrooms, 2 Associates, ail 1-7141. . - ' • i '. • 1SSS-H 1SH-M lt*MI room, unusually large kitchen wooded tot, $37,000. (Antlcl. ing room; large, tunny kitchen; payment $1,600. will rent until baths, 2-car garage. $45,000. MIDDLETOWN — Ideal for famtl: • ' (Actual) (Antlol- with dining area the site o pated) tile bath, den, 22x10 year-round FHA closing of title upon qualify- BEAUTIFUL MOUNT VERNON sharing home wllb parent. Split-level, CURRENT EXPEN8B : ..patad). sunroom, full basement, hot .wa- ACRES OF WOODED CHARM- many dinint; rooms. $2500 DOWN, excellent condition, four bedroome,. two ing. High shade trees on prem- COLONIAL - Center hall, large £?&*-—*--" recreation room, baaeraeot, at- Five beautiful wooded acres on $100 legal fees. WE HAVE KEY ter heat, two«ar garage. Asking ises. Best buy in town. $16,000. living room with fireplace, den, tached garage, quiet street borderln State Aid ... • hillside. Almost pew. Five bed- CALL US NOW. one mile to Red park.'0.1. 4^s per'cent mortgage aval Federal Aid $21,000. . , formal dining room, large mod' SUNNY, CHEERFUL SPLI rooms. 3 baths, large living room Bank. One-half mile to all able. Owner transferred. Must iell Miscellaneous Revenue A RARE ONE — A combination era kitchen, patio and porch, tlt.000. SH 7-1193. LEVEL HOME — Three bed- with picture window overlooking buses. / of excellent accommodations and four bedrooms, 2H tile baths, Un- (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPBNSB rooms, l'/J baths; two patios, eco- countryside. Urge family room VETERANS -No down payment. SI 1 easy financing is indeed rare. finished space for two'bedrooms •00 full price..A great deal of trouble nomical gas fired forced air heat. with fireplace and separate In the world today Is caused* by envy. CAPITAL OUTLAY Little cash is needed to take over and bath. Estate area. Attract- Approorlstion Balance ..- . | t.Mi.ie House and grounds in excellent kitchen for entertaining, 2-car A buy like thia house Is one ol the S,0ss,M S.tooe, . the GI mortgage on this neat ively priced. reasons so many people in other conn- Local Tea Levy 10,000,00 three-bedroom home. It Includes condition/ Well located end con- garage. The ultimate, in privacy, WEART-NEMETH tries envy us. aes and buy thia Im- maculate three-bedroom home wl|h llv. (•) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY . a deluxe kitchen with breakfast venient to shopping, schools, yet convenient- to everything. AGENCY Ing room, formal dining room, large porch, fireplace In the living churches, transportation facil- $39,500. REDDEN AGENCY modern kitchen, VA balha, -enclosed DEBT SBRVIOB' room and a basement game ities. Why pay rent when this 102 WEST FRONT STREET front porch, full bssement, garage, Uxal Tsi Levy H0M.7S 43.SS1.W' M,"l-W FOR SOMEONE WITH GREEN 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. with comhlruion etorm aash and ropmand full basement. Asking en, two bedrooms, one bath, pine three-bedroom apllt level with full din- ly elated In prior advertisements. •-..,. ; • . , ; . place; two fine bedrooms, ,cer- Four-bedroom and bath Cape Ing room, completely •rtllpped science : amic tile bath, Jiuge family kitch- AGENCY Cod, convenient to shoppin paneled den, finished basement. kitchen; 1H baths: carport garage, all , "••'.• ..'.'•': APPROPRIATIONS ;.'•'' One-car garage. Price includes »purposu e room, Including (Look at this: < , Siiaenlllures Asero- Appre- en, full basement, steam heat, commuting. Fireplace- combination aluminum alarm essb and BARN RED EARLY AMERI- -""—e*-"g^e ** ee *rg*lsailvV "Ul SIVSSJ] wall to wall carpeting. Very low • -A . . " prieUens prlatlons oil. Attached garaee. Urge, Mortgages — Insurance room dii doors, range, all ~ draperies, freeser, ADUWISTRATION lMrMS.. ISaMS 1SSMI CAN — Urge cathedral Uving nwm, dining room, gas kitchen, taxes. A good buy at $26,000. washing machine aid carpeting. Fine lovely plot. Asking $15,750. room with beamed ceiling and basement. Low taxes. Asking location, Immediate possession. Veter- Salaries . '. _ LINCROFT - Stocked pond, Contracted Services large stone fireplace. Roomy $15,000. RED BANK ans NO downl The Berg Agency, lit. brook, outbuilding, seven-room 35. Middlelown. OS 1-1000. All Olher Bspensee ._...... S,eTf.J» 1.IM.N 1IS0.N residence. Possibility for horse family kitchen recently redecor- LINCROFT Large two-story home in fineal INSTRUCTION VBTERAIW-No down payment. ISt pe Salaries -.._ ~ ; E. R. SNYDER & COfarm. ? Price 122,900. ated. Double bedroom on main Custom eight-room ranch. Cente condition. Large living .room month. The first major atep towsri floor, acreened porch, single bed- Tcitbooka "!:i£8 %««*!I:aS Established 1173 hall, oak paneled family room, dining room and kitchen,', four fiiInanclsl Independence Is owning your .Ibrarlei * Audio Visual Material lias toff.os i.ine.e* SURPRISING FIND-Red Bank room and bath on second floor. own home and It ia more easily done arm* Alt ESTATE — Two-story 26" living room with wali-to-wal bedrooms, 1JJ baths, finished than renting moat apartments,.!, e. : Peaching Supplies „.* , 111.31 tiomii, two berlrnomi, dining teom, «n- vicinity. "Three bedrooms, oil Ideal for couple. $16,000. basement with shower and steam tw. o large bedrooma, oversized science All Other Espsnsse .... fireplace,'formal dining room ATTENDANCE eV HEALTH SHiVIOIS •KS !;SS:S cloud front notch, offered at the low heat, basement, two-car garage, kitchen1 , fuir baaement, attic Including ; bath. One-car garage. Dishwash- i "?." :. ' . X' ' •'.•'.• price of si0,«0O. low taxes. Plot 50x170. Nesi ultra-modern "country" kitchen range, ahadea ud combination alum T- • Salarias-Attsndanea ...... 1SO.0* er and freezer included in sales num etorm eash and doors, on a com'Salsrles-rHeallh ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three-bed- everything. Priced at $15,000. four bedrooms, two tile baths, pieteljr landscaped overlzed lot; real room- colonial, dlnlni room, utility price. Very low taxes. $25,000 All Other aUpsnas—Health Jos. P. Schwartz full basement, two-car garage, nice location: immeillste possession TRANSPORTATION kitchen, can bt purchased for only RANCH — Immaculate. Three •ssa acre of land. Owner transferred, LARGE RUMSON MSM full price. Non vets S28S down, Contractsd Ssrvicsa A Publle Carrlera'. I.SOIM SSMMS.WO.ei bedrooms, fireplace, full dining The Herge Agency"- , lit" . 39, Middlelow-n- ATTRACTTVI) RANCH — Four bed- must sell. Serious offers Invited. WATERFRONT. oa 1-iOfJT OPERATION ' toomi. dinlnf room, utility Mom. room, recreation room. Plot Salaries . ' IS.MT.M' U0SO.SS- workshop, urpetlnf on atalrwaya, a 125x185. Reduced to $26,009. 37 E. Newman Springs Rd. Modern split level for a _ room 15x25 with na- wonderful Buy it 115,000. tive stone fireplace. Large din- Um AND ACREAGE Contracted Servicsa .... SaSl» TMSN family. Five bedrooms, .-„ «,MI.1O INCOME PROPERTY — lullable for ACREAGE - Nice size plot. - Red Bank SH 7-3121 Ing room'and kitchen, Muter Jtllltlee""".Tll'.'™"iri'!.".'*"i rooming house or old ale home, lo- baths, recreation room, llvini CHOICR HALF ACRE lot Uncro't area. Suppllee 4,4S1,SS oted In Atlantic HllMande, can be 125x150. Just off Hwy. 35. Asking room, dining, room, wall oven bedroom also ISxtt with native Martin Agency, Newman Sprlngi SI.49 Tiad for JIS.OOO. RANCHES - NEW - SPLIT Road, Llncroft, all 7<222». All other expenses . $3,500. kitchen, basement, garage, situ- stone fireplace. Four other good MAINTENANCE site bedrooms, two baths, aixty BUglNESa LOT IN LITTLE MLVER 1,96! 14 .s.aao.m $15,100. — Six-room ranch home ated on approximately % acres. Zontrncted Services • l,MO.o» 300 Half Mile Rd. Red feet of deep water, bulkheaded Choice , Location Replacemsnt (Purchase) of Equipment , SNYDER REALTORS with garage in lovely ares; spa- Walking distance to elementary M. OlgliB PR 4-31S: All Olher Bipenies .. .. cious living and dining; darling school, convenient to Parkway, Excellent view. $23,000. '1XBD CHARD EH • Five Corners, Middlelown SHadyside 1-7575-6 1,SS1,M kitchen; three bedrooms, I* parochial schools and shopping. Employee Rellrcmpnl Oontrltiutuh ...._.. OS 1-JJJO or AT I-1SM LITTLE SILVER RANCHER COMMERCIAL MOKftTY 4,SSO.»» 4!«M:«I Mths. Top value, * te possession forow; Xp^ Living room, dining area, kitch- ...- 1M.17I.4S l*S,9*aM IW.SM.I>) RUMSON - Attractive Rustic $11,190 - Only $sM down for ail We have key. PAIR HAVBN — More for aaM g,Mt) buys elegant seven-room, VA. en, two bedrooms, one bath, one- ..sq,. ft, floor spate. In heart of shop. POOD SERVICES William S. Garrison setting, frame Cape Cod, two car garage, laundry room.: Very jg' ag center. Urge parking lot, Suit- Bspendllures to cover ,lulicits ...... I 1,3M,J4 I'ifjOO.WS J.00O.M bedrooms, dormitory attic, fireire- bath split on oversized plot. Load- KUMSON RANCH on U acre, Living le for any type business, phone SH rrUOENT BODY ACTIVITIES ed with superior features. Defi- room, .llrenlaoe. two bedrootna. Pine lowJjaw, Very fine location- ?!&,? lalarlts „...,,...„..,.,.„ AGENQY place, patio and-barbecue, hohott OCEAN MONT—Motel or besch club Otlier Espense .,-, air oil heat, attache* garage, • aitely the best buy In town. site, Rra might. 375' frnnlase In- COMMUNITY SRRV1CBS cluding large Hpartntfint house IA8.0OO. Otlier Kipenss—Recreation REALTOR /^; INSUROR pie grounds, selling at $23.0(0. Call for directions to THE DOWSTRA Call owner William Throckraorton, MS Schanck Adtney' Bsth Ave., Long Branch. CA HMO. (Al TOTAL,CURRENT I^FENSIS ., 77 Broad SL Red Bank NAVESINK - Valley Drlve MODEL HOME Linden Place • Red Bank AGENCY cale, owner relocating out of . .SHadyiide T.MW CAPITAL OUTLAY 1 •I EAST FRONT STREET SHadyside 10801 state. Three-bedroom frame t»KW — ThfM-beHioom ranch. Acre BU1LDBR ". SACR1FICB REAL ESTATE WANTED lulldlnga .,.,., ranch, full cellar, hot air oil heat, wooded plot, SM.M0, , . OORDEN BiTATB SH 1-1700. Equipment ...,„,_„.,... COLT'S NECK-Comfortable, etnintrr NEW SHREWSBURY HKLPI We tim sole au aaane sreaei RED BANK AREA detached one-car garage, attract home on live urea, apeeleua living Call OR 10210 for appointment tiee that'•# warn'Bore goas iMinga (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OllTLAT -,. BOATSMAN'S DELIOHT-Three ive grounds. Asking $15,000. room, rinplaot, eiptnilon ante, Lane Information. • ffltl HAD IBTTBII m lhlt one he- fen lt'e IM late, • room colonial EBT SI bedrooms, Capo Cod on Naveslnk road Imuge. amok. Atkins SMtOV. RANCH HOUK-IMO ' eq. ft. living ranch, four bedrooms, two baths, no- COLTS NBCK-BulMlm lota, Aereaie. space. Three bedrooms, loo baths. resllon room, Mpaftte dining room, rlncleal River. Fireplace In living room, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, Farrai., . . ; . Lirgo living room, dining room kitch- Interest en, entrance hall, Full cellar, Two larse living rmm, epaclom modern CO •run fall dining room. V dockjaxei CONTACT iltchen. bsMmenl, allaehed garaie, car. garage. And more features, J/3- Dnly UISM. furehurr Can asmimn WANTVU - Two, three and touMwd- (Cl TOTAL DEBT SBRVIRC $300 par year, Price 130,000. Gtergt V. lllm«nt«« acre Tot. Rot water baaenoerd heat. 100 room homee, Price lia,00»-t}g,mn, Wa amijeircutt breaker service, Plrspisce. Una mortiags. Call Clwoiii A. Arm- to Ol strong Atencv, lUallor. SIM Prnsnect have serious nuyera waiting. Call SBI- .. ii«.oi8,Ieivo.uiuiwIf wniss.voiP^iiovimW VUPSs4N.gis.i, i UNCROrf RANCH - Entrance DENNIS K. BYRNE anoKBii wood A. Armetrona Rsallor. SM Preev Ni Av«.. Lltlle Silver, Sll MUO. APPROPRIATION BALANCED JUNB M, ISSS hall knotty plat, living mom fire- SPLIT '.BVBL-IS0O N. ft, living runt Ave., Little Silverin.-. SH M*«l' , REATOR - INSUROR apses, Pour bedrooms, two esttii. Liv- OI.EAMINO CI,K>N C.KTT. HOD In M- D CAPITAL OUTLAY place,, dinette, kitchen, dlshwaih- ing room, dining room, kitchen, recrea CAHII BUVkiHi WAIT1KO for homes !i"' "rlioolSi 8 Writ River Road ItlVSR PLMA - Cape CM, Cheer- lion room, laundry room, cellar. tractive relghkorhsod, ooopi"n'» can Le snamned. Also need older homea OTAL BALANOBS JUNE M, ISSS , „. | 7»,01*J3 jRumton, New Jersey area, Three, bedroome, fourth bed- dining room, large dslus* kitchen, ll>34 Hal are reaionalils. regardless of room, tile bath, patio. Nice room, lecond bath partially completed, recreation room, three bedrooms and needed repairs, Csll Crimed Aloncy, TOTAL RXPBNDITURCS AND HALANCCS grounds. $24,990. Baiemenl play area, Fenced-ln yard. hath, full eelley. rletaehed garage. Rear Illdillelown, OS 1-0100. JUNB JO, 10U ; HK,03l.l)7 _• Telephone: RUmson 1-I1M yarn fennM. Low taiea. A reni Mur- house. 1700 sq. ft, living gages, Three rain at Ihs low, law pries of JlStOO. There's no substitute for eipetlenoe, aalailes-Attendame Officer. Tills Is Inoluded In Nurie's Mlsry, bedroomi, two bathe, Living room, 'lin- *!i*ond A, Armalrons Agency, R»"ltor Imaglnstlon anil sgireslve Imn ing room, kitchen, entrant* hall, one- SM rraepect Are,, LHle Ullver, SH I' work. If we list your properly II wll IMPRUV'KMKNKNT AUTHOHISATAUTHOHISATIONI S RAY STILLMAN Uwranet J. Schilling car garage, Pull cellar. Hoi wate 4SM. be actively advertised nml dynamlcnl ialr I, IMtolaHMIMtlM , IMIMt Heal. Awning window. Rlorm assh am ly promoted, llouito' wanted especially S 39.00O.N Established 1911 THE KIRWAN LAKS) MOrfT RANCH shsdsi) »y tall under. llo,66o. Olve lie a csll anil rntipindid Improvement Auihofliatlons July I, IKI trsee, fenced rear, vard, an lovely ITANU liV ron ACrlON. Uwley 1 igeiioy, 100 II. Hlfliway it, lied Mank, ""on" or Noise Authorised |!I5,000.00 WISTERIA, PINES, HOILY COMPANY r* IMUACIJLATB BIOHT'ROOH split lev- NKW MONMOUTH rooms, three large bedrooms, tile belli el on tree (hadttl lot only 111KB, Lovely spill levnl home with play, 9f.|<»t IIHne rwm wlih eo'onlal fire. N" J, SH IM, l RV H Are the setting for this charming For The Best In llera'a one of, (he beet huye on lo- Place, epackus deluie iltchsn. en- 'Mai Revsnuss and. Beginning Balance day'i merkel be eure to Inieect, Crow* room, carport and four bedrooms. No nlnsed torch, full hssemant. stlach'd •ere plot, Living room features Real Estate and Insurance •-"ll eniensf — no lionus. Immediate or MI.K Immense fieldstone fireplace, cy- ell Aimcy, Middletown, OS I-OW, . lesfllon, Dmvn nsyinent IWHI, list lf»le. Priced at SI7,0W. Hlwonil A. on Wednesdsy. feliruary 9, IKK), a mpravement Aulliorlxalloii Expenditures! yriniirone Ateney I!»»«r rnortssn, on iiehilf of Hie Kaacunai Klnitricfi Co, 'otssl ImprvemenImprovement AulnorlulioAulnorlu n Eitpenilllurta - IIM.SM.M, earns and upstairs balcony. arae bedrooms, large living \room, at II llrosil Ilretl, HKII llanh, N. J. E plipe, itlnlns room, two Mrtxjmi, cer- MOHIIISKY a WAI.KEIl ' CIIAKMINd KUMHON COLONMt,, f>n mis IIM Biilck two-door fllv, Cp». Cheery Xtchcn, Climb your own tpacloiis mtclinn, .lull, dry busmenl. nmlo Ille bull. Ennstnlun attic, lln«- Mum A Cliiiroli «U, Koansliiifg, N, luring large living room, fstnlly illn- ntsiiendnd linpriivemeiil Authorlitllons June 30, Kti ' S IIMI.M' ttrage. looxioo besutlffil landicsped none I'orcli lull ullnr, iiuraim, Nicwy Ins room, ifiline electric kllch>ii, f"" Inrlnl Nn V'MIMt lor ilolsull In L t'otal Eipsndlturei and Ending Ilalsnee S3W.000.1S hillside and view the occanl Ask- ot, Near schools, church's, tuniuor KIIIIIDKIIFII plol. tui.iSa. Thf-'>aun m\V MONMOUTH - Three lied room twin sue bfitrooms, I'l liilln, full 'nmlllliiiial ilnlos Conlrsci mails l,y ing $|«,M, tmion anil showing, Middlelown Town. A>oncy. >l R. Kront at. SH l-DTOU. . • iilll. Hi bath, full liaaemtnl, at. cHlnr, oil Inn wtlsr heal, attach] I >;,' buy al |ll,»0O, • m at (luarmitoril Aulo dales, Hwy, if tocounti adopted by the State Board of idiiiiaiion Jim* I, INI, ai t step Call SH 1-M00 UNCnOKT HANCII. BicilHnl eondl- tiiol. KliKnlone tjAilo, aluminum combl. Blwoixl A, Arniilrrfng Agrncy, Mesh 30, NeMUnv, N. i, award rational uniformity In in* linsnolil aooountlng fur local and stall Campbell's Junction Bclford llo". Many <-«lrm, rliolce loeallon, rnillnna, i'i per cent (II mormce or, m Proipecl Ave,, Lltlle Silver, J, M, lllioitu, Auclloneer, school systems, ' We, Shrewsbury Uonsrdvllle Rd. KE 6-5300 IMDM, No liroktri. SH 1-M1I. Mum laorinci, OB 11SU. III iaftoo Jan, 33 %U Jan, 23 IM.W If" Finch Trial Has Drama Of a Movie By BOB THOMAS COMPANY HOIXYWOOD-It's no wonder that a flock of Hollywood names AIIUIY MIK IIO SANK have been dropping in to Watch the Finch murder trial. .It has more drama' than a nionth of Perry Masons. The protagonists are well cast. There is the smooth, urbane Or. We've Cornered ike Market on Pitiws! R. Bernard Finch, listening in- tently to the testimony and breaking into a toothpaste-ad, smile when a witness utters some unconscious humor. During the recesses, he talks to news- men with the geniality of a physi' cian answering questions about flu symptoms. Sharing the defendants' table NOMOUDUfONRITIMMINT-Mri. Elmer Ikes of Allenhurst. cantor, who hai is Carole Trewff,.young, buxom tarvtd at a Rad Creti velunteor for 20 yean, it shown at lunch given in hor honor red-haired. The state hss pop by servlee chairm«h of tho office of volunteers of the county Red Croit chipter. trayed her as the doctor's mis- tress and co-conspirator in the With her ere, left to right, Mri. C. H.rb.rt Park.ll of Rod Bank, Gray Lady chair- death of his wife. man at Fort Monmouth; Mri. Harold Rowland, Neptune, Gray Lady chairman at Fit. The legal battery ii imposing. kin Hospital; Mri. Berkeley A. Cater, Fair Haven, Gray Lady chairman at Rivarview Defending Carole are Rexford Hospital, and Mri. Joieph Olivier, Red lank, chapter Gray Lady chairman. Mri. Eagan, with: the look and pug- nacity of a pro football tackle, |t*« Has been serving as vice chairman of Gray Ladioi. and young Donald R. Bringold, with whom she often confides. Dr. Finch receives the counsel 50% Goose Down of Grant Cooper, equally urbane and ingratiating. 100% European Goose Stalt'a Side . 50^» White Feathers HERE IT IS! OUR 39th The state'a case is being pre- sented with vigor by Deputy Dis- "Ruby" Down "Sapphire" trict Attorneys Frank N. Whi- chello and Clifford Crail, both bald and distinguished, both Regularly 0.91 6*99 Regularly 10.91 7 99 bristling with outrage for the acts they claim the loving pair committed Crail is especially Plumply filled with SO'/. Imported down and Terrilie savfngi on this regular lite pillow of ready to snap back at the de- fense attorneys, accusing them 50%. crushed qooie feathers for those who dolactably soft, 100% gooie down with Par. of trying to scare the state's prefer a medium firm pillow. Print Parealo witnesses. down-proof ticking. cilo ticking. An excollsnt buy! Not the least impressive of the courtroom cast is Superior Judge Walter R. Evans. A big man GENUMI DISCOUNTS UP TO 33'/i% especially imposing as he strides to the bench in his black robe, he reminds one of Sen, Estes Kefauver. He hss the height and long face of the senator end HOME FURNISHINGS the asme calm, deliberate man-, ner of speaking, though without AMERICA'S FINEST BRANDS the bucolic overtones. No one is fooled by Ms gentle H«ra li your opportunity approach, however, his stern look once each year to .benefit quickly Indicates he is a no-non- sense kind of Judge, and he can by the honestdiscounts and deliver decisions with whiplash unsurpaited values of Me-' style. Ktlvay't Anniversary Sale.' The press, of course, plays a part in the courtroom drama, You have - our anurance though not an obtrusive one dur- that nothing hat been spe> ing the proceedings. Reporteri dally purchased for this and photographers are allowed to-roam freely during recess, tale. Nor have prices beon HONEST and all the principals have been White Goose Down inereatad to permit fantat- "Emerald" 100% European REDUCTIONS! completely co-operative. The tic discount! •'— ours are press numbers 30 to 40. diamond" gtnyine value, honestly pre- EVERY ITEM CARRIES A DISCOUNT Faacy MMlog White Goose Down Pillow The courtroom is in the new sented. , FROM ITS ORIGINAL PRICE TAG! county building, the magnificence of which has caused some tax- Regularly 16.90 Regularly 12.90 Itsee An flee ef a KM Was i Are Ope af a Mast . W«/', Sale . payers t» will. The court is a 9-99 8»99 2-pc Living Soon Suite .' «-pe. Mb|y.. Bedroom Suite #7.10 ; mil large, wood-paneled room with ; a marble wan behind the bench with rubber cushions _-..«0.00 tpc Gray Bedroom Suite J1S.09 17UI Oaelc full of imported whito tjooso down, thii J-pc. Uvfng Room Suite • ••}• curved like a cinemascope This ii our fineit pillow; wonderfully reiilienf <-pc Mhgy. Bedroom Suite HUM MM! screen. Attendance is SRO at regular site pillow is medium soft. Made with with rubber cushions—-W.M and lupeMofr. Zippered cover and interKned. toe. French Provincial, Hand • all times; there is itwayi a line « blossom print ticking. ' fc Uviai Roon Suits ' Decorated Bedroom Suite SM.OO s7».W in the hall waiting to get in. King tiie. ' '."".''••'••.. :' '•• with rubber cushions __-.JI».6O foe. Solid Cherry French One of those attending every *te. LMna Room Suite Provincial Bdrm.-Suite 64S.SO S1I.M day it Cornwall Jackson, former- with rubber cushions,-—MI.W ly ad bigwig and part owner of 3-pc Colonial Living Room let* >pc Maple Din'g Room Suite 593.00 47S.M the Ferry Mason TV show. His Suite with robber cushions 1M.N toe. Cherry Contemporary wife, Gsil Patrick, who produces Dining Room Suite ....4H.5O SM.M the show, also appears frequent- C Mod. Living Room Suite, ly. Martex "La Vie En Rose" tweed covering, spring cush. 195.00 V 'Maple/Dinette Suite WIM with drop-leaf table .....250.00 1M.M "I came down here once and Cherry Double Dresser got hooked," Jackson explain- sad Mirror .. _.,....,__.-.-307.50 Solid Mhfy. Dropleaf Table 240.00 ed. "It's like resdlng a murder Luxury Towels PortablMshoiaBe yCherr Vanityy Ches, Mirrot r . Solid Mhgy. Server Chest .....190.00 mystery; you've got to keep go- Top Mirror _. - 151.545.00 UMO ing to discover how It turns out. 99.50 Maqr Otktr Flee FanKare Mhgy. Poster Bed . "I've gotten some pointers for lath Towel «x46" Mahogany Credensa 197.50 Fleer tastjlia at Vary Special Prices. the show, too, Judges Ksye com- plained that we let witnesses Regularly 2.91 lesn on the witness box and they 1,98 mtn Hms t$$ mmrm to ht d$n, pks would never allow it. But wit- nesses often do it here. The ANNIYKSAHY SPECIALS IN deputy sheriffs claim ours in the show always fold their arms Gueit Towel 16x30" and they never do. I've been Regularly 1.69 SULISTAN CARPET watching them and they do it 1.49 all the time."

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