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VOL. 83, NO. 140 JJ'«J ?*$». RED BANK> N- J- WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1961 7c PER COPY ft»5uT*fEK PAGE ONE Opposition To Mitchell Held ^Desperation Move' Meeting Barge Beached Senators' Is Called Action Is By GOP Assailed WASHINGTON (AP) — TRENTON (AP) — Re- Supporters of Secretary of publican leaders have called Labor James P. Mitchell's IT WILL STILL SUCCEED —That was the prediction by Shrewsbury Township offi- a meeting for next Tuesday bid for the Republican cials after last night's public auction, failed to produce a bidder,for the proposed in hopes of blocking an all- nomination for governor of $1.4 million dollar Crawford St. redevelopment project. Looking over preliminary out war for the Republican Vew Jersey said today project drawings with Mayor Joseph Memzopane, seated center, are, left to right, nomination for governor. opposition to his candidacy by Mr». Anne C. Switek, municipal clerk; Harry Evans, township attorney; Joseph J. Republican State Chairman eight GOP state senators repre- Carl Erdman said yesterday he sents "a desperation move." Seaman, Jr., township auditor, and Committeeman Vernon E. Field and Wilfred s trying to set up an "explora- Rafferxeder. tory" gathering of 21 county The Mitchell camp, which in- chairmen and the 15-member cludes Sen. Clifford P. Case and state Executive Committee. former Sen. H. Alexander Smith, believes it has the support nec- He told newsmen, however, essary, or soon will, to win the that it looks like the GOP field April primary. Private Negotiations for the April 18 primary election HIGH AND DRY — Keansburg residents view a scrap iron barge owned by (he Burnit Although Mitchell himself de- ill remain af th** fnnr an- s Cs.Cs i Msv.- YsrL-, -.vhish ran sg.-curd i;:r!y Mer.diy msrri-g *! *hs f;;t 5? Bs!! nounced candidates or possibly iineu tuiiuiient on tne statement Next Step for Township Garden Apartment Plan be expanded to five. view Ave. The barge was carrying scrap metal and lumber to be burned in Raritan made public by the eight New Erdman said it was not likely Bay, when it broke loose from a tug and was washed ashore. The firm will attempt Jersey senators, some of his SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - private negotiations on the gar several interested builders ex- backers viewed it with little con- that next week's meeting would again today to free the barge. Silence greeted the request for den apartment plan. pressed distaste for competitive lead to endorsement of a single cern. bids at last night's public auc- "In our hearts," said Mayor auctions. candidate, but expressed a hope "It was a desperation move," tion of the $1.4 million dollar Joseph Menzzopane, Jr., "we The "project" involves the re- that it could lay down ground one source said. "The Republican Crawford St. development still believe this project will sue placement of barracks-type build- rules to avoid giving the Demo- senators feel they're losing their project. ceed." ings along Crawford St. with cratic candidate campaign am Seek Top-Level Strike Talks grip. It seems now the Republi- But the absence of public bids He said thf> committee, while 152-unit garden apartments, a munition. can caucus must approve all gu- did not discourage the Township definitely disappointed, had faced municipal building, and a store. The announced candidates are Monmoutli Commuters Get to Work bernatorial candidates as well as Committee which will now begin the possibility of no bids after Package Deal U.S. Labor Secretary James P. bills on which the Senate votes." The committee offered the proj Mitchell of Little Silver, and (AP)-The city's Mayor Robert F. Wagner and buses between New York City The eight senators said Mon- ect as a package deal, complete Sens. Walter Jones of Norwood, labor commissioner took emer- representatives of the Nationa and Albany because of the day night they could not support Mitchell for the Republican nom- with specifications and prelimin- Charles W. Sandman of Cape gency action today to settle the Mediation Board. stoppage of Central trains into May, and Wayne Dumont, Jr. of ination because he has no ex- ary drawings by the Union archi- harbor craft strike that has and out of Grand Centra! Termi- Delay Selection Phillipsburg. Picketing by striking railroad perience in state government. tectural firm of Benoist and caused a vast railroad commuter harbor craft crewmen led to can nal here. Goldberg. Sen. Richard R. Stout of Mon- tieup and halted service on the Meanwhile; New Jersey com- This reasoning, Mitchell's sup- mouth has received endorsement cellation of service for the New porters said today, would have Of Attorney in Keansburg Case The architects, who agreed to New York Central's main line York Central's 40,000 commuters muters, first to be affected by from the GOP steering committee the strike, were able to get to prevented Woodrow Wilson from "gamble" with no retainer or in his and Mitchell's home coun- between here and Albany. in the metropolitan area yester- becoming governor of New Jer- KEANSBURG-Borough Coun 45 cents per gallon for gasoline. financial commitment by the day. work today as.railroad workers eil last night delayed the ap- 3. Manzo Contracting Co., Mat- ty, but has not formally.entered Commissioner Harold A. Felix here ignored mariners' picket sey and President of the United township, stand to lose a year's the race. sought to set up a top-level meet Thousands of long-distance States. pointment of a substitute attor awan, 500 tons of cold patch at work if the successful bidder in lines. n<>y to represent the borough in $8,45 per ton (See MEETING, Pg. 2) ing" of both sides in the strike, passengers were forced to use It would also preclude Vice the negotiations requests an A spokesman for New Jersey President Richard M. Nixon seek- its court case against Edward J. 4. Collins Brn«., Kransburg, other firm. railroads reported no delays in Davis, heating inspector. ing (he California governorship fuel oil at 12.1 cents per gallon. The original agreement, which morning commuter train service. The law firm of Howard W. next year and would have pre- The bid of M.J. Stavola. Mid- is no longer binding, called for New Jersey's major commuter vented Gov. Nelson Rockefeller Roberts, borough attorney, has the successful bidder to follow Zoning Code Amendment railroads maintained the same dletown, on cold patch was re- of New York from seeking that agreed to withdraw from the the Benoist and Goldberg plans special schedule that has been case. jected, even though the price office, a source who declined to was 40 cents per ton less than and pay the firm $72,430. in effect since the strike started be identified said. Introduced by Shrewsbury Governing Body wo weeks ago. Davis Ruckus the Manzo figure, because the However, the committee reaf- The statement was signed by Stavola firm failed to include a firmed last night its determina- John M. Pillsbury, a law part- SHREWSBURY — An amend- these types of buildings first Mrs. Hugh Boyd, Beechwood Freight Hampered Sens. Walter H. Jones of Ber- ner, said the firm's decision to check for 10 per cent of the total tion to include the Union ar- gen, Wayne Dumont of Warren chitects in the projects future. ment to the zoning code was-in- would have to Receive approval Dr., and Mrs. Robert Luehman, This schedule enables the Gar- withdraw was based on the wish bid as required. 55 Sickles PI., were appointed to and Charles W. Sandman of Cape "The firm will participate in troduced last night by the Bor- from the Zoning Board of Adjust- den State's 30,000 commuters, es of the council and was not Councilman Martin C. Lohsen the Library Board. They replace May, all announced candidates the negotiations," said Commit- ough Council. ment. who are cut off from ferry serv- to be construed as an act of abstained in the voting on the two original members who re- for the GOP nomination. teeman Wilfred Rafferzeder, who The chief provision of the The ordinance was recommend- ice into , to reach disqualification. gasoline contract. signed. They are Mrs. Howell K. Others who signed it ire Sens. said he would not rest until "the measure is that schools and ed by the Planning Board late work by Pennsylvania or Hud- Councilman Louis Collichio has Walton, 52 Silvcrbrook Rd., and Walter H. Jones of Bergen, Mr. Lohsen reported the state Crawford St. situation is cleared churches are eliminated from the last year. Board members felt son & Manhattan trains or by long sought to have the firm drop Mrs. Richard L. Kraybill, 901 Wayne Dumont of Warren and had rejected an application by up." uses permitted in residential and the move would give greater con- Public Service buses. out of the case. the Viking House to convert the trol over the location of schools Broad St. Charles W. Sandman of Cape One possible explanation for commercial zones. Pickets of the Seafarers In- The borough has filed charges former hotel into a nursing home and churches in future building. Rollins Re-elected May, all announced candidates the need of negotiations is the Zoning Board Hearing lernational Union were renorted •gainst Mr. Davis, charging him Public hearing on the measure The Board of Health reported for the GOP nomination. (Sec ROBERTS Page 2) (See BIDS, Pg. 2) This means construction of today at the New York and Loi.g with violations of the heating will be Feb. 7. In the meantime, that Maynard A. Rollins had been Branch Railroad junction in Bay Others who signed it are Sens. code. the ordinance will be returned re-elected president at the organ- Head, at the Pennsylvania Rail- Richard R. Stout of Monmouth, He is charged with failing to to the Planning Board for formal ization meeting. William Wardell road freight yards in Newark, who has been endorsed by his lubmit diagrams for heating approval. is vice president and Francis at the Erie-Lackawanna termi al county's GOP organization for the work he did as a private con Garbage Collections Bolduc is secretary. in Hoboken and at the Jersey nomination; W. Steelman Mathis tractor. No Sign of Life Found of Ocean; William E. Ozzard Councilwoman Mrs. Anne H. J. Robert Sagurton, building Central terminal in Jersey City. The heating code requires that Jackson reminded residents that inspector, reported he issued Only in Newark, where the un- of Somerset County; George tuch diagrams are submitted in the new garbage collection con- 102 building permits last year loading of some freight was ham- (See MITCHELL, Page 2) order to obtain a permit to do Navy Abandons tract goes into effect Feb. 1. Ref- for construction with a total oered, did the pickets appear to the work. use will be collected on Mondays estimated value of $643,430. have any effect. The case has not been sched All Hope and Thursdays throughout the Otis R. Seaman, borough engi- tiled in the local court pending A union spokesman said picket- BELMAR (AP) - Daredevil borough until May 1, when a neer, recommended that the bor- ing would be more effective later Road Death settlement oi the borough attor- three-days-a-week summer collec- ough include funds in the 1961 ney status. skindivers plunged deep into today or tomorrow, when more the murky North Atlantic last tion schedule will go into effect. budget to clean out a portion of pickets could be mustered at Total Down Mr. Collichio's attempt to have Mrs. William G. Slater, Jr., 54 a brook running from Samara Dr. George E. Ostrov, former bor- night to penetrate—for short strategic points. TRENTON (AP) — New Jcr^ distances — the sunken Texas Laurel PI., was named to the to Broad St. But a railroad conductor, who ouqh magistrate, named as the Recreation Committee to replace A resolution was adopted de- iey mototists started the new substitute attorney was rejected Tower radar station. asked that his name be -vithheld, year right as far as safety is They found much debris, but Mrs. Floyd Wilkins, who has claring $400 in personal property said that on two previous occa- by council. moved to Florida. taxes as uncollectible. concerned. Attorney Gen. David After a long debate over the no sign of life. sions "the tugs and ferries oper- D. Furman disclosed today. appointment, council, over Mr. Further exploration of the ated while we were on strike, Traffic deaths in New Jersey Collichio's objections, decided to storm-wrecked tower was held so why should we respect their from Jan. 1 through Jan. IS postpone action until the next up until "hard hat" deep sea picket lines?" were held to 19, he said, com- divers could stand by at the StillMuch toBeDone, meeting of the group. 70,000 Commuters pared with 42 in the same period openings to assist divers using The nine-day-old strike of 664 last year. Award Contracts self-contained breathing units. Council awarded the following marine crewmen against 11 rail- The 1960 safety record was the The skindivers descended 160 contracts: Ike Says in Farewell roads operating in the harbor best in 10 years. feet before they could enter has hit hardest at 70,000 com- 1. American Oil Co., Newark, WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi works, the President expressed Middlesex had four traffic the stricken station, which is muters. deaths thus far in 1961, followed 12'/2 cents per ton for chlorine. dent Eisenhower, in a sentiment regret that "so much remains to apparently resting on the ocean Thousands of New York Cen- by Bergen and Cumberland, three 2. Esso Standard Oil Co., 25, floor at a 45-degree angle. al presidential farewell, has be done." asked for stability at home and ral commuters got to and from ach; Essex and Passaic, two The Navy yesterday reluct- The old soldier said it is with :heir jobs here — with 'ong de each; and Atlantic, Camden, Hun- antly abandoned all hope of voiced hope for the achievement a "definite sense of disappoint- of freedom for all who yearn for lays — by buses and auto pools. terdon, Morris and Monmouth, White Heads finding any of the tower occu- ment" that he lays down his re- (See STRIKE, Pp. 2) one each. pants alive. Dead or missing it in a troubled world. sponsibilities in the search for a are the 14 Air Force men and To President-elect John F. Ken- workable disarmament plan. He Health Board 14 civilian workers who were nedy, he extended the wish for described this as a continuing im- RED BANK — Courtlandt aboard the station when it col- prosperous journeying through perative. White, Hilltop Ter., was elected lapsed Sunday night under his years as -chief executive. ,000 Pay Hike Lasting Peace to his seventh term as president pounding seas and gale-force Eisenhower spoke to the Ameri- of the Board of Health at winds. can people last night fr 1 his Eisenhower said he wished he Council to Study Police Request Its organization meeting last Rescuers had been spurred office which already is emptied could say that lasting peace is in week. by mysterious tapping sounds of personal mementoes and relics sight but it is not, adding "crises KEYPORT - The police de- declared that the new Republican Steward Cook also was elected from the tower, indicating sur- of eight years in the White there will continue to be." partment has asked Borough administrative plans to hold the to his seventh term as vice presi- vivors might be trapped in A U.S. NAVY HELICOPTER from the aircraft carrier House. On Friday he begins a Looking into the years ahead, Council for a $1,000 across-the- tax rate this year at its present the President said America is dent. watertight compartments. Wasp lowers diving equipment to deck of the destroyer new career—private citizen. board salary increase for all level. Mr. White has served 23 years But when a diver pounded on In the message carried over pre-eminent in the world today, members of the force. There was no indication at that escort Blandy in the area where a radar tower sank on the board Mr. Cnok has been the tower hull yesterday, there major radio and television net- "the strongest, the most influen- The department met with the time whether policemen or other 1 member since 1949. was no answer from inside. during storm Jan. 15. Tower was located 60 miles off tial and most productive nation governing body in executive ses- borough employees will be in the world." Vincent P. Horan, health officer, The once mighty $21 million Belmar. A diver who reached the personnel quarters of sion Monday niRht. granted salary increases .iis innounced that arrangements had sentinel apparently had become IND But he warned: Policemen said they would set- year. the tower reported he received no response to taps on EX been completed to have a team a watery torhb. Amusements 14 "As we peer into society's fu- tle for a $500 raise in 1961 and The police department got its of medical personnel from the "It is now a salvage oper- the side. (U.S. Navy Photo via APWirephotol Births 2 ture, we—you and 1, and our another $500 in 1962, in order to last pay raise, amounting to five itate health department perform ation," said Rear Adm. Allen Hal Boyle government—must avoid the im- spread the increment over a per cent (an average of about tuberculin tests on all parochial, M. Shinn, who directed the "We only regret," he said, civilian salvage boat and coast Bridge 7^ pulse to live only for today, plun- two-year period. $250 per man), in August of last high school ar.d grammar school fruitless rescuo attempt from "we were unable to rescue any guard cutters wore still at Hie Classified V dering, for our own ease and Cnunr.il decided tn takfi the re- year. pupils, teachers and other school aboard the aircraft carrier Texas Tower personnel alive." scene today. Comics convenience, the precious resour- quest under advisement. The department noted then, employees on Jan. 30. Wasp. ces of tomorrow." however, that even with the in- "Hard hat" divers were nnt Editorials ...... 6 The question will be brought He then turned over com- Meanwhile, Col. Ernest J. "We cannot mortgage the ma- crease, the local force averages Mr. Horan also announced that expected to be lowered to the Hcrblnck 6 .ip again later this month, at the mand of the operation to the White, commandant of Otis Air terial assets of our grandchil- about $600 less in the pay scale Influenza vnrcine now is stocked wreckage until the tripod legs Kittv Kelly IB lime the municipal budget is pre- Coast Guard and ordered the Force Base. Calaunict, Mass., dren without risking the loss also than the average in other de- In the Board of Hcnlth bacterio- of the lower hnd liecn sheared Movie Timetable 14 pared. logical station nnd drugs used in Wasp and its accompanying said the collapse of the tower 2 of their political and spiritual partments in Bayshore. off far enoiiRh below the sur- "was a freak accident." Obituaries Several councilmcn indicated '.ho treatment of tuberculosis will destroyers back to regular duty. Sylvia Porter 6 heritage," he said. "We want nfter the meetiiiR that they might Salaries at present arc: face In permit a snlvnw hnnl democracy to survive fnr all gen- Se stocked. These bioiu^icnls and Before lit- ilqiintuil, Sliinn A board of inquiry was rcidio-iclvvision 14 :l\ul it JJLVV Ilikc, Inll liuL aa Chief, 5G.030; captain, $3,700; praised members of armed to move into position directly erations to come, not tn become .II'URS arc supplied by the U. S. over the tower. called, The base is responsible Social lfi-17 much as $1,000. lieutenant, $5,-l80; sergeant, $5,- •Public Health Service and the services and civilian salvage for the towers, which serve as George Sokolsky fi the insolvent phantom of tomor- No Tax Illkc 2(iO; six patrolmen, first class, New Jersey Department of specialists for their help In the The Sunbird, n Navy sub- links in the Air Defense Com- Sports 20-21 >V." Mayor Charles E. Applcgatc, $5.0-10 each and one patrolman, Health. operation. marine rescue craft, plus a mand's early warning system. Stock Market ... (See FAREWELL, Pg. 2) n his inaugural address Jan. 2, third class, $1,200. Croop Iritft |To Sponsor ttt. J* _._ CnwforA Wt, I^S^^V/ wW99 ^^P^ar ••^# %^^kF ^W^^^pFF^ The building would have been; t|w( *.—rhp |t

  • S KNOXV1LLE, Tenn. (AP) - Gabriel Molnar, John Brockwell roltim Gas Pure Oil 3.V.; Coml Solv RCA 61 An air mail letter, posted at 3:15 and Chris Pellegrinelli attended Con EilU ncaillnr Co mi p.m., Monday In Limerick, Ire the mid-winter conference of th ront Cnn 39% Kepub Stl 87 M Cont Mat n',4 lloyn Met 44 »4 land, was delivered here at 2:45 Kiwanis at Hotel Robert Treat in Torn Tel 77'.i Rey Tob (141'j Cr»wn Zell Rob Fulton 37!i p.m., Tuesday. Newark last week. Cruc Stl St Jos I-eail 2»'i Postmaster C. Edwin Graves The installation of Joseph Curtliia Wr St neB Pap 34% Pel ft Hud Rears Roeb 5.1't personally delivered the letter Mendres, a member of the Lin Pptit Sup Shell Oil 40% rtnuR Alro SOT Sinclair 4(1% to Mrs. Willam M. Bigelow after croft-Holmdel Club, as licutenanl Pnw Chpin 72% Smith, AO • 33V, post office employees called his governor of the 14th district took Tin Pont Socony 41 Ti place at the conference. Hun u Son I'no 21 «i attention to the recent post- Knst Kod Sou Ily nil mark. End John Spnrry Rd ".1*1 said the letter was J!rli> Lack Sid Hrand Kl-'i Graves Slil oil C'al 4S!i flown to the United States by aCivic Association Fonl Mnt «!!• Sid Oil NJ 42 SEE US FOR Opn Accept 1A* Stud Pack 7% _et airplane and apparently made To Meet Tuesday fifn npnr IW1 Toxnco RT'.i Onn ltynam 427! Tex O l*rod 3;i all the connections at the right LINCROK1" — The Lincroft-Ev- fieri EIPO BR',4 Textron 2t',4 ime. SPEEDWAY PROVED TIRES flen Fd.i 7.1 Tldcwat Oil 21% erett Civic Association will meel flen Motor* 42*4 Transamor 21% at Lincroft School Tuesday at Opn Pull Ut 2«'4 Un Carbldi 12) O Tel*TM 27 H Un Pan 2!l% p.m. The $4,279,982.00 schoo * our QUALITY is UNMATCHED film Aid 1.1% Unit Alrc 4(1 Costly Kiss floralrlcll r.S United Cp 7U budget of Middletown Township Oondyonr Wii UH T.lnrs 21'i MOBILE, Ala. (AP) A stolen will be discussed. where your dollar buys MILES more fit AtP 11'4 UH IMywil •fr; * our PRICES are always LOW fit Nn I!7 BO'l I'H Itnh W, kiss cost Herbert Collier, Jr., Members of the Board of Edu r.ri'vhnniiit '-'I'i UH Smrlt 1VI. nulf nil Hi;, Ufl ptr-nl $100. cation will lead the discussion Maple Ave. at White St., Red Bank iffirnlinT Prut '-!!)'$ Van Al fill A lG-year-old girl, who was not Other items on the agenda will IIITC 1'ilr M Wnlworlli a I'. SH 7-5700 III f!m Mii Warn 71 Pin Kl'.i identified, charged Collier, 19, include a proposnl for a pernin West Un Tel41 1000 Asbury Avenue PR 5-8700 Asbury Park Int llu.i Mch 018 U'c.itc V.\ with assault and battery. nent public library in Lincrofl Hit llnrv 4H\i He pleaded guilty yesterday and an adequate house number- Int Nick 01 »i | fviiniwortii Int l>op«f 32% | Yngflt HhftT "io* and was fined. ing system. •weft m m of Katydids rtmrt m v**^ Uemm m «wcft CM few ctoM* my KM*, m net l tlic sCllOOl itrilll Scatuorchio of the Monmouth for use by the children attending DRESS SLACKS $9.95 value 5.75 County Probation office when he the Court Street School in Free- PRICES SLASHED addressed members of the Par- hold in the summer. NO ALTIRATIONS ent-Teacher Association last week Members were urged to vote at the annual Fathers' Night in the school election tomorrow. SWEATERS 11.98 value .. 5.75 meeting at the school. The PTA cookbook and after- KNIT SHIRTS $3 98 val 2 for 4.75 "Know where your children are noon movies for children also and with whom," was the advice were discussed. Mrs. Lawrence he gave in outlining the duties of Youngman reported a member- Boftoitian SHOES 10.95 val. 7.75 the probation office. ship of 79, and the attendance ;award of ice cream for children Mr. Scatuorchio also discussed | was won by Miss Arnold's second the use of narcotics by juveniles, graders. and the services of diagnostic FOR THE LADIES ... The next meeting of the asso- centers in the county. He said jciation will be Monday, Feb. 6, that personnel of the probation | when Founders' Day will be ob- STORM COATS 59.50 value 47.75 office are carrying more than served. Past presidents of the as- twice the recommended top load sociation have been invited. As of cases. part of the program, candidates At the business meeting, con- for the Marlboro Township Board ducted by the president, Mrs. Al-of Education have been invited 2,000 PAIRS GO ON SALE fred LaMura, it was voted to to speak. • •• again sponsor roller skating for children Wednesday afternoons. i Mrs. Kurt Schwar: is ip be chuir- Education man of this activity. TOMORROW at 10 A.M. Men and Boys' Clothing A committee to make kit bags containing combs, pencils and Aid Is Cited Iti wash cloths for children of mi- grant farm workers has been By Meyner Here it Is ... the sensational sale event you've been waiting for! We're getting ready for Spring, so we've cut prices drastically on all NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Gov. Robert B. Meyner said discontinued styles. Get your share of wonderful savings. All sizes, but last night the record shows a tripling of state aid for educa- not in every style. Hurry in for first choice I MONMOUTH MEATS tion in this state. There has been a million- dollar-a-year Increase in appro- 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED BANK priations for the state univer- • sity, Meyner said at a news con- Inference on the Rutgers Univer- WERE 4.99 GIRLS' FLATS OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. Jisity Radio Forum. The broad- least was recorded earlier. SMOOTH OR SUEDE LEATHERS Meyner denied a rharse by GENUINE 5 - 6 Ib. SIZE Sen. Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, that his recent annual legislative message brushed aside educa- tional problems in the state. WERE 3.99 LITTLE GIRLS' Said the governor: Ib "We spend in our local school PUMPS, STRAPS, OXFORDS LEGS of LAMB 59 systems the equivalent of about three or four other leading states SWIFT'S ^_^^ _, in the country. I don't mean to say that our problems are WERE 4.99 WOMEN'S SPORTS soived. But we have been at-; tacking the problem and each! SUEDES, SMOOTHS, TEXTURES year we've ben spending more' Ib money than In the previous' LOIN LAMB CHOPS 79 year." 1 Meyner reiterated a willing- UALEANN - BONELESBONELESS HVV ^^ ness "to have a study made of WERE 4.99 LITTLE BOYS' our aid program to see if wej j could improve it." adding: ] STURDY OXFORDS, SLIP-ONS "If neople don't want to have! a study and they want to spend j Ib I more money, that's another wayj CROSS RB ROAST 79 • to oroceed." Meyner also renlied to a criti- WERE 6.99 YOUNG MEN'S cism bv state Sen. Walter H. LEAN—RIUAN—KIDB HALF jm ^^ Jones, R-Berqen, that the eov-i SPORT AND DRESS STYLES jernor had offered few specifics! to back up his legislative pro-! ?ram. ! LOIN OF PORK 49Ib "On most of these proposals! WERE 6.99 TO 8.99 GIRLS' sent to the legislature," he said,' "we have bills in preparation ori AND WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES bills that have actuallv been; SWIFSWIFT'l 5S RIRIBB O or rSHOULDE SHOULDER R My ^^ drawn un which will be for- warded to the legislators prin- cipally through the legislative conference." WERE 8.99 MEN'S OXFORDS, Ib LAMB CHOPS 69 Blue Shield LOUNGERS, AND SLIP-ONS Set 00 LEAH GROUND FRESH WERE 12.99 WOMEN'S 3 lbs. Lean Chopped Beef TRENTON (AP) - A public hearing on a proposed rate in- GUILD/MARK DRESS SHOES CHUCK crease sought by the Medical- Surgical Plan of New Jersey 6 lbs. LAMB STEW CBlue Shield) will he held Jan. CHOP .11 at 10:.19 a.m. in the State House Annex. Save now, pay laterl Just say "Charge It" at Wards. In making the announcement Pay in 30 days or extend payments. Hurry in for savings! 3 lbs. Short Ribs Beef yesterday, Charles R. Howell, state commissioner of banking and insurance, said the average increase under the proposal 3 lbs. PORK SAUSAGE would amount to 2V/, per cent. 59s Although there is no statutory provision for the public hear- Lean-Meaty ing, Ilowell snirl he called it SKINW-SS anv'ray "mi behalf nf the two million persons covered by the • SPARE RIBS FRANKS nlan in New Jrrsev." It pays lo advertise in The | Register.—Advertisement. 'I-1

    UMO* MMCM -1* V*» Urn HMS Mr ftflsV, Piyw MC left 0 Umtinm mu* fait WMfc !• fl* Eisenhower' nmott ut going Urn ing a five-day national tales con- Daughter** of America Hall rounds in Europe again and (hose ference here starting Monday. Cambridge Ave., at a luncheoi who think the price of gold Attending the conference will and card party. Hostess was Mrs On Gold Purchases should be raised are becoming be Edward J Henderson, 5 Car- George Ross. more vocal. riage Rd., and R. A. Quinlan, By SAM DAWSON 13 Old Manor Rd., both Hazlet, Attending were Mrs. Merrit AP Buiinesi News Analyst The Americans who bough and Thomas R Walker, Green- Ross, .Mrs. William Ross, Mrs The word "Wanaque" comes gold had to keep it outside the tree Ter., Lihcroft James McCoy, Mrs. Ear NEW Y6RK — The average from the Lenape Indian word United States, because of ou Downey, Mrs. Joseph Scholer American' who hasn't held any "Winaki" which meant "sassa- The parley will be devoted to laws restricting most buying and Mrs. Mary Kabushy, Mrs. Danie gold coin or gold certificate since fras land." reports on the developments in owning of gold to use in industry Angelo, Mrs. Jennie Kullberg 1934 may be surprised to learn medicine and a discussion of the and the arts. Americans could some of his neighbors do own The Passaic Falls in Paterson 1961 sales, promotion and distri- Mrs. Orin Gunsauls, Mrs. Nei leave their gold with the Canad- buting1 plans for the firm's 500 Brown, Mrs, Howard Smith an gold—and have just been told to were formed by a glacier block- get rid of it. ian banks that sold it to them, pharmaceutical products. Mrs. Joseph Cunningham. or in the care of European bank ing an outlet of the Passaic Where did they get it? Where or gold brokers. In the case of River. do they keep it? And why do they the Swiss banks, their accounts • LEGAL NOTICE • want it instead of dollars they could have the added secrecy of could spend at home? HtrCBIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY being known only by a number, CHANCERY DIVISION UntilPresident Eisenhower or- rather than by the h'older's name MOVMOIiTH rOHNTV dered them to stop buying and DOCKET S(*. F-UM-ft NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS last few days owning it abroad, they could Why Then Buy It THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY legally buy gold ban in Canada, Why did they want gold? They TO JOHN PINTARD. nil nelra, de- on the free gold market, couldn't bring it home. It cost visees and personal represents- Alan's upholstery repair in Zurich, Switzerland, or in West tlves and his, their or any of them storage charges, while their j their successor? In rlrht. title Germany, France, The Nether- dollars would have brought them ' and Interest; MRS. JOHN PIN- (L.S.) TAftn. his wife; UNKNOWN lands and other European coun- interest if lent or profits if put in OWNER, his heirs, devisees anil Winter Special tries where buying and holding personal representatives, and hla successful business enterprises. their, or any of their success- gold is regulated but not forbid- Some probably bought gold in ors In right, title and Intereit You ars hereby summoned and re- den as it has been in the United the belief that the official price quired to serve upon Reuisllle, Corn- States since 1934. well, Mausner * Carotenuto, attorneys would go up eventually and they for the plaintiff, whose address Is 31 would'make a profit. Repeated Broad Street, Red Bank. New Jersey, COTTON FLANNEL SHEET BLANKETS Black Market Purchases an Answer to the Complaint filed In a Americans also for years could denials by U.S. authorities that civil action In which FRANKLIN BE. WARD Is plaintiff and JOHN PIN- buy gold on the black markets the price would be changed TARD, et als., are defendants, pending didn't budge some gold holders In the Superior Court of New Jersey, that operated in North African within 35 days after January 25. 1961, and East Asian cities. from this belief. eicluslva of such date. If you fail to do so, Judment by default may tie More often than not Americans Others may have bought on the rendered against you for the relief de- manded In the complaint. You shall paid more for their gold than the free gold markets abroad in the file your Answer and proof of service official U.S. price of $35 an hope that price fluctuations there In duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- perior Court, Slate House Annex, Tren- ounce. would afford them a profit. ton, New Jersey, in accordance with the rules of civil practice and pro- Handy la Crises cedure. Many with business operations Thla action has been Instituted for Leonardo overseas found gold handy during the purpose of foreclosing a certain tax sale certificate held by the plain- The 14th birthday of Judy the frequent currency crises in tiff covering approximately 40 acres •to maki your appoiHtm«t» at of land located to the south of As- Meyers, daughter of Mr. and other lands in the postwar years. bury Avenue In Reeveytown, Boroueh The metal was more stable and of New Shrewsbury. New Jersey. You Ihttt special pricts Mrs. James Myers, Gienwood are made defendants because each or always acceptable. And often the you has or may have an Interest In Ave., was celebrated Jan. 10 by said property or some part thereof. Call Ain't upMlstsfy fptW «h*p strvlc* tni savt •• avr wliUr members of the family. Mr. and local currencies fluctuated wide- Dated: December 29. isfto ap.sl.1 prlcss—U »«• 1st •* fli Hi* main fem.s;. I* y.vr chain Mrs. Harry Myers of Fair Haven ly in relation to the U.S. dollar I. GRANT SCOTT, •r t*f» M« yty'll SJV.M iltc.mf.'rt ami grnttr .*•«••• later. and sometimes couldn't be ex- Clerk of the Superior Court was among those present. Jan. 4-11-1B-25 $35 91 changed for it a* all. NOTICE Gail Friedmann, daughter of In recent months gold buying Docket Nn. M-1K17M |phont CA 9-0351 for FREE Estimate | has been spurred by the repeated SUPERIOR COURT OF NF.W JEHSEV Mr. and Mrs. William Fried- CHANCERY DIVISION mann. Washington Ave., cele- ii a tiiut iiic 3'iCuuy luaa 01 Md.NMIltlH llll.Ml brated her 12th birthday, Jan. 10 gold by the U.S. Treasury in the Civil Action last three years might weaken NOTICE TO ABSENT DEPENDANT SEAT BOnOMS REWEBBED with members of the family and OF ORDER FOR PUBLICATION- friends. the dollar's status and thus cAld MATRIMONIAL lead to raising the official price. PATRICIA MARION FLATLEY, other- wise PATRICIA MARION FLATLEY Chair 9.95 Sofa 16.95 A holiday party was held at The loss of gold has come BROOKS. Plaintiff, -vs. I.EROY WAI, about because for three years TER BROOKR. Defendant. the home of Mrs.' Fred William- TO: LrRny Walter Brnoks; the American government and By virtue of an order of the* Su- son, Center Ave., Jan. 10 by the citizens have been sending more perior Court of New Jersey, Chancery SEAT PLATFORMS REBUILT Grace Hatch Circle of the Baptist Division, made on the 29th day ol dollars abroad than they've been December. IMu. in a civil action where 4 ROLL ECONOMY PACK Church. Gifts were exchanged. Patricia Marlon Flatley Brooks, la getting back. Foreign countries the plaintiff and you are the defend- Chair 15.95 Sofa 34.95 Mrs. John Junge was a guest. with surplus dollars have turned ant, you are hereby required to an- The next meeting will be held in swer the complaint of ihe plaintiff nn some of them into gold at the or hefora the 1st day of March, 1961, BATHROOM Largest rtuphelttery and slip cover thept the home of Mrs. Michele Cas- by servlnic an answer on Norman J. U.S. Treasury, 1 LADIES urrle. Esquire, plaintiff ! attorney in NerHitra Ntw Jersey. Established If24 sone, Monmouth Pkwy., Atlantic whose address Is No. « Eaat Front Highlands. Present were Mrs. Dollar Still Sound Street. Keyport, New Jersey, and In TISSUE default thereof such Judgment shall be Keith Burdge, Mrs. Edward The Treasury, backed by most rendered against you ss the Court shnll Greeley, Mrs. Arthur Stryker, think equitable and lust. You shall tile banking officials here and abroad, your answer and proof of servlca In 70 So. 7th Ave. Mrs. Donald Wagner, Mrs. denies the dollar is in any danger duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- BLOUSES perior Court, State House Annex, Tren- Michele Cassone and Misses Inez or that devaluation through rais- ton. New Jersey, In accordance with Leonard and Blanche Leonard. ing the price of gold is likely or the Tules of civil practice and proce' ALAN'S dure. Long Branch necessary, or desirable. The object of said action Is to ob- The first' birthday of Karen tain an annullment of the alleged mar UPHOLSTERY The President's order forbid- rlage between you and plaintiff. Jean Hueston, daughter of_ Mr. ding U.S. citizens to own gold December 30, 1960 NORMAN J. CURRIE, SHOPS, INC. CA 9-0351 and Mrs. John Hueston,' was abroad is a step to help halt the Attorney for Plaintiff celebrated Sunday at a family loutflow of gold. It coincides with • E. Front Street, _ Keyport. N. J. party. 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    - * .< * **/ i im *r **• N, CM* NICE TMONAf MOWN, i~ s&ouur JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor ML HAROLD KELLY. Gcacral Mutter President Eisenhower has been, in'many ways, • W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager fortunate man. Throughout his presidency, the people had a large measure of confidence in his moral quali- Member of the Associated Prcu Tht Aiioclited Pfeaf IB cntitipi eieiuiiveiy to ties. He was, however, not given a Congress of his i th!« oawipiscr •• well •• all AP nc»i dispatcnu. own party, not since the 83rd Congress. His authority Member Audit Bureau of Circulation within his own party was never chal- Tht Red B«nk Register «s»umc« no financial rcjpunslDllitlcs for lvpnnriipiii«i orron In »Jv«rtl!«- mtnti, but win reprint withnut charce. tt*. t part ct an advertisement in which tn» typograpnicpi error oc- lenged, yet rarely exerted. His only real Bun, Advertise™ will please nnttfv the niftr.flgeme nt Immediately of any error which may occur. quarrel was over Sen. Joseph McCar- Thii lewspaper *jsumei no responsibilities for •taterocnti of opinion! in lettira from tti reader*. thy, whom he managed to reduce from •ubicrlpiion Prtcei in Advance On* year |15.O0 Bis monthi IS.OO • a leading national figure to a disciplined •lit (l« copy Slnjl* copy by mall, 6 cent! senator who felt himself betrayed by WEDNESDAY JANUARY 18 1961 his party and even his friends and died of it. The National Budget The principal positive achievement SOKOLSKY of the Eisenhower administration was It should have come as no sur- tic problems. Whatever so-called that he managed to maintain the peace. But the price has been so enormous that one might almost say that prise that President Eisenhower pre- 'pump priming" tactics are used to his was a peace at any price. It was during his eight spur employment, they will cost sented a record national budget of anSWered qUestion is years'that Soviet Russia achieved victory after victory $80,865,000,000 for fiscal 1962. T? . in many fields and the United States took insult after insult in many areas. Nevertheless, this did not impair . whether the economy - spurring Eisenhower's personal popularity; in fact, every insult President Eisenhower's budget | moves wil] produce enough tax rev- forecasts a 1962 surplus of $1.5 bil- enue to maintain good fiscal man- hurled at him in South America where Vice President Nixon was abused, in Tokyo where Red China pro- lion. Unfortunately, forecast budget agement. voked demonstrations against the President, at the surpluses wilt during the fiscal year Spokesmen on both sides of the like ice cubes sunning on the Sahara Paris Summit Conference where Eisenhower was political fence will stoutly maintain treated with malicious shamelessness, in the United Desert. The hoped-for surplus of $4.2 that their way is the only way to Nations where Khrushchev hurled boorish impreca- billion in fiscal 1961 now is estimated balance the budget. tions at him—all these and more won him an increas- at $79 million. Even this watered Neither will be 100 per cent cor- ing measure of sympathy within the United States. down estimate is based on*an in- rect. Try as he might, President Too Much Patience crease of a half a cent in the gas- Eisenhower could effect surpluses in Poor MaiTw Philosopher Outside the United States, however, American oline tax and a hike in the postal LETTERS only five of the eight budgets which prestige suffered because many nations believed that RARITAN'S WATER RATE the United States accepted the insults of Castro and rates. he submitted. Farewell to a Presidency 4 Calt Dr. the proddings of Nehru, Tito and Nasser since we had The departing Republican admin- With the Democrats promising HazH Nl J become afraid of Soviet Russia. And in international istration, with an optimistic outlook By HAL BOYLE |TO the Editor: programs for defense, aid to educa- relations, the country that is afraid is regarded as on the nation's economy, figures on tion and help for distressed areas KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — He looked familiar ing held Jan. 6, the administra already defeated. This is particularly true of the th» rrnwHpH hqllronm hut for a moment T collecting $45.5 biiiion in individual that go far beyond those recom- "'"-"'•'- "'<* uijciiiio»».i uuiiiiiuauutiuii siiOW'cu lO couldn't place him. queries as to why certain action Income taxes. mended for fiscal 1962 by President was taken on various appoint' Castro. Then it came back to me. Why, of course. How; ments. The citizenry was so The Democrats, on the other The Sherman Adams affair left Eisenhower's repu- Eisenhower, it is difficult to imagine could I ever forget? I had known his son well in high intent upon getting their "licks" tation untouched. Presidents Grant, Harding and Tru- hand, view unemployment, which President Kennedy achieving a sur- school, and had visited in his house in that an item of very great significance was received with man suffered popular displeasure for similar escapades, last month hit a 20-year high for De- plus in his first year at the helm. several times then. little or no reaction. The point greater or lesser in degree. But Eisenhower's reputa- "It's a real pleasure to see you cember, as one of the major domes- Time will tell. ' was on the present water rate. tion remained untarnished. again, sir," I said, stepping up andj In i960, Mayor Blanda, then a n ! resen t| hcad of the Public It is true that his golf playing became a national wringing him by the hand. "You proba-L I f!. ? , y School Bus Security . , ? 7 , .... I Utilities Committee, sought to joke but not more than Theodore Roosevelt's strenuous bly don t remember me, but I used tojbring about a nearinp on what ife or Herbert Hoover's handball court or Franklin D. know your son Joe real well—vears is felt by the people of the town' Three children died in 1960 as a co-ordinator of the New Jersey Edu- Roosevelt's swimming pool. It was generally assumed and years ago." ship, the excessive water rates result of accidents involving school cation Department. Bus drivers which we are presently paying. that the President required exercise but no one could The man stared at me, thon said; The hope and intent of an buses in New Jersey. This was a would be instructed to turn on the quite understand how he managed to get all his work BOYLE "You really are lost. I am Joe., I equitable solution to the situation would have necessitated an exdone- , if he did. sad loss, indeed. From these deaths amber lights well ahead of the in- wondered when you were going to say hello." ... „ ,. ., .. . . _.. „ penditure of approximately $7,500 It was also recognized that President Eisenhower have to be drawn lessons that will tended stop. Certainly, their use Well, thats the way it is. They say you cant come on the part of the township to spell out security against future ac- would be an improvement over sig- home again. This isn't true. You can come homo again. have this matter investigated did not understand all the complexities of our govern- before the proper ment because he had been in the Army, out of the cidents of this nature. School bus nals now given. But if you meet high school classmates after aj quarter of a century or more you find something hasj country, for so many years. It was, however, accepted safety can not be overemphasized. Another, more definite, safety When the water company ap- happened to them. plied for permission to drill an that for this very reason, he knew how Jo delegate Given approval by the traffic measure would be to equip all school Still a Razzle-Dazzle Kid additional well, to meet the con-authority and responsibility. safety committee of the Monmouth buses with large paddle boards sumption demands, in 1959, com- You feel you are still the razzle-dazzle kid who plete metering of the township Dulles Was On His Own County Safety Council is the use of which, manually, could be extended used to drive the study hall teacher crazy. Nothing was one of the stipulations, During the life-time of John Foster Dulles, it was has changed you. But your classmates are diffeient. which evidently played an im- pre-warning flashing amber lights out from the sides in full view of portant factor in its approval. ;enerally assumed that he managed our foreign af- placed between the full stop red traffic on either side of the road, The girls look like their mothers, the boys like This was not done. airs without much consultation either at the White their fathers. They talk about how business is, some- House or the State Department. He laid down policy lights on the buses. They were such boards have been used suc- Mayor Blanda, at the meeting. thing must be done about the income tax, and the cute said that through the efforts of and acted on it and the President did not seem, in his demonstrated at Freehold by Dr. cessfully on school buses in several things their grandchildren said yesterday. Not their TZtt.^me'uplnTpucform press conferences and elsewhere, to know too much Orville Parrish, school transportation states. Trenton, came upon a PUC form . ^ .. ... „„...»... _, .. children—their grandchildren! ' which, when processed, will bring about it. After Dulles died, Eisenhower managed his What has time done to them? It is very hard to;about a hearing on the meter-;own foreign policy which often brought him criticism. Your Money's Worth; ( understand. ling. Most significant, and which _. ., . • >• n, . . ,. 11 think wem over the heads of: Similarly, in the Treasury, his first secretary, Is Business Abandoning Our Cities? It is now 24 years this very month that I left thisifhe majority of the people at the! George Humphrey, was believed to be a great authority lovely home town of mine—the heart of America—to:meeting, was the fact that this|on money; he had long managed and financed big storm New York City with empty pockets and a head ^""^"J wl^u' ™s|- ^fi business and it was not expected that the President full of dreams. n w By SYLVIA PORTER Whether or not rate adjustments Would offer him too many objections. Subsequently, The Terrible Signs of Decay I will be forthcoming remains to this post was taken by Robert Anderson of Ventures, Is business abandoning the big deadly bar to the suburbanite's,has opened in the past five years,! Through the years I have come back home as oftenP,e soe"; but '< w evident thai eity—and thus helping to createireturn" to the city. !308 are in suburban shopping! __..,., '. , .,.. ,.,_• .. .. .,..:_,. lhrouSh CJ"ra "spadspadee work" oi Ltd., a Canadian mining and oil enterprise. He also has as I could, as most sons of the Midwest do, to drink the vicious circle of downtown! ]tern: Unless there is extcn- centers. the part of Mayor Blanda andbeen regarded as a man who understands money and s ve his committee the township wil degeneration, higher urban taxesi ' urban reflewal, America's! Above you've read a sampling,iagain from the renewing common sense fountain that therefore, the President, who has no proficiency in bi accomplish what it set out to do to make up for the abandonment, K companies are going to con-j0f the chilling disclosures justjflows deepest in the center of ouOlr continent. and at a savings of $7,500. For economics, did not interfere much with the Treasury. a resulting fur- 'inuowcn migrating from the down-;made by the Harvard Business! On each visit I could seesign sis of vital change in this, the mayor and his com ther migration ' areas. The spurt of bm d- Review after detailed studies President Eisenhower, having been accustomed all mittee should be commended. off businesbi s andd inging' downtown by insurance comcm- P J of expansion and new building, but also signs interviews among a cross section i Very truly yours his life to staff work, in the Army, found it not too loss of real es- panies—top employers downtownj f more than 2?200 us "execu-'jof decay in things I would like to remain fixed forever o W. H. Cullen difficult to organize the White House and the Cabinet t a t e ' values, -masks the fact that even among!fives. The urgency of the reports I had known them in my childhood. these, the greatest growth in jobs• is abundantly apparent to any in the same manner. The fact that our structure of gov- more tax hikes WaS eU and on and on?is taking placp e in nondowntown,; person who works in a city. ItsIts' The S "« yu>"«ger and fieshci and RETARDED CHILDREN ernment was differently designed did not seem to trou- Item: Amer- facilities. One large retailing timeliness is dramatized b'v the! taller, but the people and houses I had known were 23 Riverside Ave. ble him. What actually did develop during this admin- ca'i iop execu- chain, reports it expects to close fact that the Kennedy adminis-, getting older and tireder. Red Bank, N. J. tives may work 10 to 20 downtown stores per tration has pledged a bold attack! istration is that much authority was delegated and vcar Punky, the Family Dog, Ages To the Editor: in our r bibigg as leases expire: at theon the whole problem of urban I May we extend' to you outhir s seemed to please the President who believed that cities but they jsame time, of the 348 stores it renewal and PORTER by its significant! On this trip, for example, Punky, the family dog, sincere aopreciat'on for helping this country really needed two Presidents, or two vice don't live in ! finding that an overwhelming| Who is nine years old, didn't bark when my cab nlled us publicize the story of mental them. A survey of a cross sec- majority — 87 per cent — of the retarHxf'on ,'n Monmonth Cnuntv presidents. What he had in mind was a head of state tion of U.S. executives reveals CARMICHAEL ee,iee Su^n re^ t0 Slle in 1960. The outlook for and a prime minister. Our Constitution has not pro- that only one-third working in |newai is a responsibility of bus-imon-colored duchess (she's mostly Chinese chnw), un mentally retailed >s most vided for that. cities with populations of over }inpss- !til I patted her on the head. Then she smiled gravely couraging and is due in large 250.000 live in them, and in our WELL. measure to growing public 10 largest cities, the proportion Vfe«— This recognition nf responsibii-jand moved heavily after me to the front door. jity is enhanced by the additional awareness that "retarded chil- fall to a scant 27 per cent. TO HAVE A "Poor Punky," said my mother later. "She has dren can be helped." i finding thai nearly all the execu- "Us Collidgc Kfrln Got To Have More Item: Executives are much &0ARP— tives finally agree that govern-; a bad cyst on her leg. We've given her X-rays, and May we count on your con- better citizens in the communities : ment must create the plan withinjshe's had two operations—and the doctor says a third tinued interest in 1961 bv bring- Pep Rallies" in which they live than in the |which businessmen can work in.. .t H ing the facts about mentally re- cities in which they work. The intimate partnership with federal' tarded children and adults and percentage going in for any sort authorities and ihn cities in im- "It may be necessary later to put her to sleep, their needs to your readers. f of political activities in the cities inlement slum clearance; and if and I just can't think about it. None of US can. SheThc entire membership o thc where they spend their daytime : ; private develoners fail direct i u i J i Monmouth County Unit, New hours is a tiny minority. While government action is essential, jhas been such a «0Ocl doR- Tersev -Association for Retarded most businessmen have an amaz- Until very recently, the attitude! Beginning to Look Like Dad? Children, joins mo in wishing ing degree of distaste for the nf most businessmen has been| When you come home again, news like that de- "ou and your staff a very Happy governments of our cities, they tthat direct government action- in' ,, , , , . ". , ,. New Year. do nothing to improve the sit- jlhis snhere is intolerable inter-j pr0SseS V0U' YoU focl thc welSht of mortality pressing Verv trulv "ours, uation, fn the words of the Har- ference. jon others, but somehow you fcrl impervious to change Alfreda I-oichle, vard Hisiness Review, "Any ac- PresMcnt cusation by critics that business In his nnenini! messages. the yourself. You are still as young as the day you left new has abandoned the work city to. President surelv will give town. Nothing has happened to you. hiuh priority In urban renewal' .»-,.,•,. i . , < NEW PARK AREAS the real or imagined honors nf Flle Otller m ht went to a soclal poor government is all too true."i programs. Against todnv'Ttark-i B ' occasion and Rrd Cosch La. "round nf nconntnic rrcession, the j overheard a couple talking. 1 Locust, N. J. Item! A major influence on, chnnccs of progress seem thel "He's beginning to look more and more like his To thr F.idtor: business location and residence best ever. I was delighted to read in decisions is the political image of I father," he said. "It's almost creepy." New buildings and recent issues that, the state, thc the city and right now, that I "Oh, no," she disagreed. "His father never lost. transportation won't county and one farsighted Image is decidedly bad. Execu- that much hair—and he would never have let himself woman (Mrs. Thompson) are tives do rate as assets, a big 'flight from our cities, though. As the HBR survey emphasizes, a get that fat." olanning to give us new park city's colleges, graduate schools, irons in this rniinty. shopping facilities, nearness to rebuilding of the city's image, Not the Same Person Mv husband and I have been clients and customers: but thoy and of pride in being a citizen "S-h-h-h-!" he shushed her. "Be caroful, He's rate as great liabilities: parking in the habit of takinc our four facilities, housing, labor costs, of a city are imperative loo. ^standing right there." children to Morris Count" for political climalc and, (of course), Here, leadership from busim'ss^ They walked away. It took me a full twn minutes •licnics. Wo shnuM nrefer a 1 the tax situation. A suburban- men is at an appalling minimum. i , , | shorter trip, but have found that tfJ rea izo wh()m th(;y hac bncn a king about< nowhere p]>.-p arn there such lie's impression that living in a As long as most cwulives work tilv ih ec|uiviilcm lo resigning his Change plays no favorites. |b(;nutifiil and well-run parks. 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    -W), W, Robert* m tHtU4 cfcrfc rf ««f« fife winter Imi* to Mti- the B«fPtiM ChurdUavt Tnwf4*y \0t flam, Vfywmkim Urn nota<(«*; Wilww MM*, (rawer; MkM totoy fr. took wmmA (Mr Storet Co., and Claude W. Edat the annuai business meeting. of violet* (o drain the life out communities _d report a«y hispublished- , wiU be g»v» wttc dis- VIOLET TROUBLES Robert Smith, delegate to the em wards, president of Alpha Beta Mr./Roberts will be serving for of the plant and cause char- vention; H. Laurence Scott, Sr., torical or interesting information tribution to advertise the attrac- Food Markets, Inc., announced to- the 51st year. African violet troubles have acteristic knot* on the roots. alternate, and Mr. and Mrs. Meg'to the department of promotion tions of Monmouth County, Mr. day completion of a merger of Others elected were Robert Wil- Belford hit Mrs. G. C. of Union City and If you suspect nematode dam- inley, delegates to the convoca- and public information, Hall of Irwin said. the two companies. Mrs. E. S. of Jersey City. liams, church treasurer; J. Ar- The 14th birthday of Claudia age, start over, Mr. Harrison tion. Michael Motsek was reap- Records. American Stores Company is thur Matey, financial secretary; Mrs. C. has a plant that's recommends. Just propagate new pointed Sunday school super- Joseph C. Irwin, director of the the fourth largest retail food Stackhouse, daughter of Mr. andblooming, but the leaves curl and plants from the leaves and be Scrap Drive Henry Brown, treasurer of mis-Mrs. Clyde Stackhouse, Turner intendent. Board of Freeholders, said the chain in the United States and sion fund; Anton Krumel, Gay droop. sure to use steam-sterilized soil St. Clement's Church has pur-county is planning on publishing presently operates in seven Eas . Leroy Martin, Dr., was celebrated last Thurs- when you pot them. Or take the Hansen and H day by members of the family. Mrs. S. writes that she has chased property and a house at a new descriptive booklet of theIs Scrapped tern states and the District o trustees for three years, and Wil- beautiful plants but no flowers. easy way out and buy a new Church St. and Rt. 36. county and its historical back- Columbia. Alpha Beta Food Mar bur Coddington, Bernard Zaeh- Why? plant. ground, as well as its present- RED BANK — The Navesink kets. Inc., presently operates in Elwood Seeley, Jr., son of Mr. Hook and Ladder Co. of the Red ring and Sterling Rauscher, dea- Answering questions like this Whatever you try to grow, you day attractions. the Southern California area with and Mrs. Elwood Seeley, Sr.. may as well get used to the idea Werner to Bank Fire Department has voted cons for five years. is all in the day's work for The invitation to students of all its headquarters at La Habra Yearly reports of the organiza- Eighth St, celebrated his ninth of nematodes, just as farmers Inauguration Day to drop its monthly scrap drive. birthday Sunday. Present were Malcolm R. Harrison, flower schools to send in their articles Calif. The combined sales of thetion! and reports from other are. KINGS POINTS, LI.— Cadet on the history and attractions of The company realized $219.68 two companies are now estimated Sgt. and Mrs Henry Hutchinson growing specialist at Rutgers. in the drives last year. Based on church officers and scout leaders He asks me to pass the word Light Problem Richard W. Werner, Little Silver, their communities is given at an annual rate of approximate- were read. and family, Phyliss, Keith, Wil- an average of 15 men taking part liam, Walter and Frances Wal- to Mrs. C. that the droopiness Mrs. S. has no problem at all,of the United States Merchant so that all this information may ly one billion dollars. It was announced that Milton comparatively speaking. Even Marine Academy will parade Fri be included in the booklet. Arti- in each drive, the total amounted ling, Miss Dot Seeley and Mro.f her plant's leaves can be ex- to 11.22 per man. and Mrs. James Murphy and chil- olained by too much fertilizer, plants that are thriving, such as day—Inauguration Day—in Wash- cles submitted by the students hers, goof off during these short ington. will be studied for possible use No new fund-raising project has dren Betty and James, Fort Mon- nematodes, or possibly mites. been decided upon. State Lifts mouth, and Joanne, Lynn, Wil- LcHPiaatFoad winter days and" refuse to bloom He is the *on of Mr. and Mrs.in the publication and articles DID YOU liam and Deborah Seeley. simply because they don't get Albert F. Werner, 89 Queens Dr., An African violet needs to be enough light. Little Silver. Upon graduation in 14 Licenses fed only once a month at this Mr., Harrison recommends August, 1954, he will receive a St. Clement's Guild will hold, a time of year when it is more or TRENTON — Fourteen Mon- meat loaf luncheon and tricky keeping African violets in the Coast Guard license as third KNOW? mouth County drivers have lost less resting, and every two weeks sunniest possible location during officer in the Merchant Marine tray party in the parish hall Feb. when it growg vigorously. Use their licenses as of Dec. 11 un3 at noon. the winter. Later, as the sunlight and a commission as an ensign a weak solution of fertilizer. gets brighter, you'll want to in the Naval Reserve. J. YANKO der the 60-70 speed program, Ned There's o Or as Mr. Harrison sayg, J. Parsekian, acting motor vehi Michael Kelly, son of Mr. and shade your plants with a curtain < RID IANK "Whatever you're doing in the or move them to a window where cle director, announced today. Mrs. Raymond Kelly, Main St., ARNOLD ON COMMITTEE way of fertilizing, do less." the light is not so bright. Too Robert J. Farlee, 33, of 71 Lo-celebrated his 14th birthday last TRENTON - Jack Arnold, St., Mites, so amall you can't tee much light makes the leaves 47 Irving PI., Red Bank, is a SEAMLESS HOSIERY cust Ave., West Long Branch, lost week at a family party. Also his license for 6(1 days. them with a magnifying glass, turn yellow. member of the inaugural com ppresen t were his ggrandparents, cause small and curled leaves. The others, who lost their li- ll mittee for the annual meeting censes for 30 days, are: Mr. and Mrs Andrew Kelly. Our entomologists says it isn't Hopewell Township in Mercer Saturday of the Crescent Temple, I powr Edward Hopkins, 41, of Scholer practical to try to kill them with County with an area of 58 square Nobles of the Mystic Shrine of A household demonstration will chemicals. Some chemicals are Dr., Union Beach; Joseph P. Ho-be held at the Feb. 8 meeting of miles, is one of the largest North America. Our Famous Sold Mid«l Hosiery in 3 beautiful not safe to use in the home or municipalities in New Jersey. gan, 29, of Aldrich Dr., Farming- St. Agnes Guild in St. Clement's sh«dtt. Sin. 8'/a to II. to serve you in dale; Herbert Camp, 40, Robert come in larger packages than the It adds up! More and more Episcopal Church. Mrs. George plant owner is willing to buy. D. Wagner, 21, Stephen M. Kam-Boyce will be the demonstrator. The value of Alaska's 1958 people use The Register ads each Shop Wtd. nitt 'HI 9 EATON1OWN ola, 50, Theresa Hofstetter, 33, Mrs. C. and other violet mineral production was less than issue becaue results come fas- Mrs. Howard Meginley and Mrsgrower. s as well as gardeners Monmourii and Mildred H. Rogers, 37, all Geotge Boyce were hostesses at half that of New Jersey. ter.—Advertisement. of Belmar; William Sullivan, Jr., the last meeting. Shopping Ctfnttr 23, of Allenhurst; William Phil MIDDLETOWN lips, 33, Donald W. Broverman, Pvt. John Boehler of Kenmore, 21, and Jack Tighe, Jr., 27, allN. Y., who is stationed at Fort Rout* 35 and of Asbury Park; Victor Costa, 61, Monmouth visited his uncle and MMdwtown Ro» of Hankins Rd., Englishtwon, aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ben- and Ronald A. Chando, 22, of son, Sunday. WAR Oakhurst. The third birthday of David T«alw>n son of Mr and Mr.«. Richard Isaksen, Main St., was celebrated Monday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kadmus ind Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kotch mi family, West Keansburg; Mr. nd Mrs. Henry Kadmus and imily and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. "acatselos, Newark: Mrs. Eliz- ibeth Doyle, Keansburg, and Uith Ann, Richard and Edward saksen. .

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Patterson, daughter of i Heads Club Officers installed were George which has included talks on "The Friday Night Church basement. |Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patterson,' Boy Scout Troop 97 will meet M d V tiOnl1 Beiuman, president; Arthur Wil- Nature of Freedom" and "Cen- NEW MONMOUTH - Charles J^"'" ** * ° LINCROFT — Brother Cele Third Ave., recently celebrated Friday at 7 p.m. in St. Agnes liam, vice president; E. Douglas sorship." Diffenderfer was elected presi- stine Luke, associate professor of It adds up! More and mor The Mariners Club of the Pres- her sixth birthday. School. Brandt, secretary; John Flock- theology at Manhattan College, people use The Register ads each byterian Church will elect officers dent of the Men'g Club of the; No probIem finding tenanU hart, treasurer; Walter Hemhaus- New York, will deliver the next issue becausj results come fas at a meeting Saturday at 8 p.m. Ingrid Alban, daughter of Mr. The Garden Club will hold a ] Baptist Church Jan. 9. wncn you advertise The Register er, first lieutenant; E. Douglas in a series of lectures at Chris ter.—Advertisement. lin tthr e church basement. A game'and Mrs. Charles Alban, West|workshop meeting tomorrow at! Milton Ward was elected vice way.—Advertisement. Brandt, second lieutenant; George Richdale, engineer; John Niles, assistant engineer; Robert Godard, George Beissman, John Flockhart, Arthur Williams and Robert Sietz, trustees, and Don- ald McClintoch, chaplain. 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Bell, 93 Third Ave. sy, Sr., twirlers, and Miss Smith, marking his 25th year with the publicity, assisted by Mrs. Mar-Western Electric Co. He was faret Chamberlain. guest of honor at a company Mr. Brunelli announced that sponsored luncheon held In recog- any parent having a child in thenition of his long service. corps and is interested in helping Mr. Bell, is a section chief a out will be welcomed at the next the Keamy Works, Marion Shops meeting, Thursday, in the Harris location, Jersey City. USDA CHOICE BEEF AGED TO PERFECTION in the huge climate-controlled aging rooms of our own special Gardens fire house. The meet- Ing will follow the band practice., He belongs to the New York meat plant. Here, fine beef is held just the rioht number of days to reach peak-tenderness, juiciness and flavor. State Maritime College Alumni Association and the Stanley S. REPEAT PERFORMANCE Holmes Chapter o! Telephon For the finest Produce ... all you need remember is Safeivay! EAST HADDAM, Conn. (AP)—Pioneers of America, an organiza Mrs. Evelyn tier Kearney drove tlon composed of telephone em her newly painted station wagon ployees with more than 21 years out of an East Haddam garage of service. Potatoes recently. Withn 200 feet the vehicle was hit by another car. It adds up! More and more Golden Ripe Mrs. Kearney had to return the people use The Register ads each station wagon to the garage for issue because results come fas Delicious Flavor lbs. another paint job. er.—Advertisement. NOTICE Bananas 3 Mntipa li hereby riv«n to the legal voters ol the School District of Th. Borough*f Bh?e".bur5 ™lYh, County ol Monmouth and State of New Jersey, itat a public tewing will b» held M the echool houw at 8 o'clock on the •vinlns ol JamiarySO, 1861 lor tht purpose ot conducting a public hearing Garden Fresh large ».™o«M?iuMTbetw"n Thi hour, ol 8 A.M. ana 3 P.M., (excluding Batur. All good eating bunch «»*• ana Sunday!) from January IS to January 30. 19R1. LESTER C. SCOTT, Secretary, Borough of Shrewsbury. Broccoli SCHOOL DISTRICT BCT1GET STATEMENT i*»rd « JSK? (Actiui'l) {Estimated) (Estimated) ENROLLMENTS California's Resident Av. Dally Enron 715 781) 761 SOURCES OF RKVKNUE ^^ ^ ^ Finest (Actual) (Anticipated) (Anticipated) CURRENT EXPENSE Appropriation Balance Avocados Balance Appropriated 235 Local Tax Ltvy U. S. No. 1 *Ut» Aid — F Federal Aid Selected Sizes Ulscellaseoui Rtvenue Rome Apples ^ 2"" 25c Fresh Carrots SSL 2Z.35c (A) TOTAI, CUBRENT DXPENSH CAPITAL OUTLAY Appropriation Balanc* Miscellaneous Revenue Save Cash V Stamps at Safeway (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAT 20 oz. EEBT SERVICE Special Appropriation Balanc* _ •I 3.Z81.6S I * Balance Appropriate! — 5,225.00 225.00 pkg. Uncle Ben's Rice »££, "£ 49c Local Tax Levy . _ 38,359.82 34,288.00 38.772.50 Offer State Aid . ... 10,276.00 11,022.00 10.515.00 Fab Detergent 25 one (C) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE ....% 51.927.80 * SO.SlCt.m % <9.812.B0 Grade A Eggs doz. 55c TOTAL REVENUE—ALL ACCOUNTS »4«,449.93 5401,910.00 J443.535.50 •Reflects Actual Appropriation Balance July 1. 1959 Bluelabel APPROPRIATIONS 16 1959-60 19G0-61 1961-02 Real Roast 18 oz. Karo Syrup s< CURRENT EXPENSES Expenditure! Appropriatlonl Appropriations ^: 27c ADMINISTRATION Salaries I 3,550.00 | 3,750.00 I 13,850.00 Save 10c Safeway lOoz. Contracted Services .. 650.00 1.S50.O0 400.00 jar AH Other Expenses . 1.S03.65 1.090.00 910.00 Peanut Butter Instant Coffee Rich Flavor 1.29 INSTRUCTION Salaries J1C9.I07.5O J17S.BR5.OO llPli.170.00 Textbooks - —.. ™._ „ -1,422 47 3.900.O0 3,900.00 ] 4 Libraries A Audio Visual Mat. 710.50 3S5.OO 4S5.00 Tomato Catsup Teaching Supplies . 5.570.O1 5,715.00 5,700.00 3 b r49c All Other Expenses 2.5S1.90 80Q.00 so6!«i ATTENDANCE AND n 20 oz. Q 1 HEALTH SERVICES or Edwards 1 Ib. Salaries—Attendance I 100.00 100.00 100.00 Hominy Grits S 2 pkgs. O IC "alarles—Health ._. 1.C29.OO l.ooo.oo 1.900.00 All Other Expense—Health 1,945.73 2.0S3.00 I.0S3.00 Coffee ' can TRANSPORTATION Contracted Services and Public Carriers S 3,112.00 $ 1,200,00 f 3,500.00 Maxwell House 59 Pink Beans OPERATION X:21c Salaries . J 20,592.02 $ 21,850.00 t 23.000,00 Heat ..^M.^.— ._. . „ 4,15'J I>5 4..W0.00 4,500. (HI lltilltles » 3,717.49 3,fO(I.OI) tl.SOIUKI h (uppllcs 2.500.00 2,500.00 MAINTENANCE Budget Broom *ZT «* 1.39 Contracted Services - ~J 3,970.76 I 4.700.00 I 3.500.00 51b. neplacement (Purchase) of Equipment 711.45 Kitchen 2 b All Other Kxpcnsns - —- - _ TIXED CHARGES bag Safeway Prunes Cltl, i ;67c employee Retirement Contrl. J 1.222.40 1.921.00 1.325.00 Craft P 9 insurance 4 Judgmentl 2,917.09 3,322.00 :, 700.1X1 Enriched Flour 49 a r 46 BXPENDITURES TO OTHER DISTRICTS Choice of A reg. *"\r\ Bel-air Frozen Hi-C Drinks % rZ ta°; 33c f>ultlon - 4 S5.617.3B 1109,620.00 113-1,400.00 Jell-Well Gelatin (A) TOTAL CURRENT EXPENSES —H19.35.r51 S354.37H.OO MM.1)2.1.00 Flavors 4p|(gs.Z7C Waffles Home-Baked Flavor 2 Pkgi.25C CAPITAL OUTLAY Melroie; Coconut, Sugar, Sara Lee 11 oz. Nestle's Quik atoSS « 27c Cookies Lemon or Oatmeal (B) TOTAL CAPITAL OUTLAY 29c Cheese Cake Frozen 59c TODAY THRU SATURDAY DEBT SERVICE Bel-air Frozen Pricei effective at all New Jersey, Pearl River and Middletown Morfon'i Principal . J 30,000.00 f 35,000.00 J 35.(vio.no Safeway Store. W. reserve the right to limit quantises. Non. •fcterest 16,477.50 15.535.00 11.512 50 Apple Pie Delicious Flavor "pie 49C Canned Biscuits Frozen !£ 29c tola tor resale. (C) TOTAL DEBT SERVICE _ ...» 4l.,477~7>o' ^^53500 s7ri'5l~:TriO 1OTAL8 (Sum of A to c Inc.) ,.s:

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    St. Agnes Catholic Church, is un- der the leadership of Walter A. County Clerk's Office 1960 Gibson, senior scoutmaster. The next meeting of the troop Report Given Freeholders will be held Friday at 7 p.m. in the St. Agnes School. . FREEHOLD - J. Russell his office, 1,650 applications were Woolley, Monmouth County clerk, received and 243 certificates of in his annual report to the Board naturalization were issued. of Freeholders, said today that The photostat department pro- Volunteers receipts in the land records sec- duced a total of 81,179 sheets, or tion and court departments for 162,358 papers from all purposes I960 totaled $190,148.35. during 1960. He said 33,992 papers Work At Sale of Federal Revenue of records were photostated for Stamps for the year amounted to other county offices during 1960, Bloodmobile with those offices paying for the $55,519. The stamps are handled SHREWSBURY — At the by the county clerk's office for supplies. The department photostated recent bloodmobile visit to the the convenience of the public, the field house at Fort Monmouth, office deriving no revenue from 23,630 pages of abstracts of deeds for •)» by the Mnnmotith fnti Mrs. Barets O. Benjamin of El- Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Jan. 19 20 21 their sale. beron was co-ordinator of Red Mr. Woolley said during the Tax Board, by tax assessors in county municipalities, and in the Cross volunteers from the county Rare savings event! Just twice yearly, Huffman & Boyle has its Storeuide Clearance of fine year his department recorded chapter. <• 30,356 deeds, mortgages, and mis-state tax equalization program. A total of 372 record books and 'Mrs. Benjamin reported that home furnishings and broadloom from some of America's most outstanding makers! Modern, cellaneous papers, and 10,590 con- 24 adult volunteers and six Jun- ditional bills of sale, mercanics' index books were rebound and re- Traditional, Colonial, and Provincial pieces and groups; floor sample, odd lot, and one-of-a paired, and 241 record binders ior Red Cross members partici- notices, building contracts, and pated, giving a total of 139 hours trade names. were used to accommodate the kind furnishings. Our regular budget terms available up to 18 months. All items sold as shown* 30,356 papers recorded in 1960. of volunteer service helping the Court records, he said, show donors, the Red Cross doctor and We must request that delivery be accepted within 30 days. Only a partial listing shown. 4,270 cases instituted in all courts, All record books are manu- the nurses on the unit. factured by the county's book including indictments; 3,162 cases Two hundred military and civil- listed for trial, of which 1,396 binder, making it possible to se- cure a better grade of materials ian blood donors from the post disposed of, leaving 1,766 cases established blood credit for them- pending as of Dec. 31, 1S60. at a considerable saving in cost, Bedrooms Dining Rooms Sofas, Chairs Sectionals Mr. Woolley said. selves and their immediate fam- The number of papers filed in ilies for one year. Wide choice of styles, Large assortment of designs; Fine fabrics; many models 2. 3, and 4-Pc. modelt, in ra* the listed cases totaled 43.163. He also listed 6,964 real estate and chattel mortgages presented The Red Cross volunteers who e»! Al«o odd beds, chest;, odd tables, chairs, buffets, with foam cushions. Count- perh covers. Specially re» In the passport department of the donors were: Can- : Mrs. James Beattie of Fair etc. less stvles! duced! real estate development maps etc. Haven, Mrs. J. Stewart Farrell were presented for filing. of Middletown, Mrs. Martin J. The qualifying oath was admin- Ryan of New Shrewsbury, and istered to 51C notaries public dur- six students from Long Branch Dinettes Hide-a-Beds lamps, Gifts ing the year. Tables, Desks ROAST BEEF High School, Lois Piscitelli, Nan Modern, Traditional, Colon* Wide range of styles, colors, Full or apartment-size mod- Decorative accessories, wall DINNER cy Gaughan, Sue Tishman, Judy Zeilinger, Barbara Carrini and ial. Leather tops, mable finishes. Also odd chairs, els, in handsome fabrics. Al- racks, pictures, mirror*. Scoutmasters Rosemary Morton. Saturday, Jan. 21 tops, etc. etc. to divans. Sav—11111111111 J. Opsal of Red Bank, Mrs. A. E Schickedanz, Jr., of Atlantic Highlands and Mrs. Alfred E Tonne of Sea Girt. Staff Aides: Mrs. J. C. Daven Broadloom and Rugs port, Mrs. R. G. Canfield, Mrs E. E. Davis and Mrs Frank Se can of Eatontown and Mrs Famous mills! Wide selection of colors, textures, weaves. Full TIYERWURST 55fb Charles J. Kronke of Red Bank The next bloodmobile visit wil be Thursday, March 9, at the rolls and balances. Also smalUarea rugs, accent rugs, Orien- HOMEMADE BOLOGNA 79fb field house. Red Cross volunteers from the county chapter again tal-replica rugs. PRESSED HAM 89fh will assist. REG. SALE REG. SALE Meat Loaf & Liver Loaf 89fb 300 SQ. YDS. All-Viscose Heavy Tweed In 100 SQ. YDS. Acrilan Broadloom, Gold Need Reports assorted colors 7.95 4.50 sq yd and Beige. 12' Wide 10.95 8.50 tq yd Full Lint of Old World Quality Meats • Weis-murst • Bockwurst • Kiellmsa 850 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool assorted Tex- 1850 SQ. YDS. Bigelow-Sanford short rolls, • Mettwiirst • Wcstphullan Ham I On Earnings tures, Plains, Wiltons To 9.95 6.00 sq yd room-size rugs, etc., in an assortment • . . and man}* Imported German specialties J • of widths, grades, and colors. Averagt 45% Off Of Maids 100 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool Plain Tex- tured broadloam, Gold. To 10.95 7.95 sq yd STAIR CARPET, 27" Balances, 6-Yd., 8-Yd., RED BANK ASBURY PARK — A recent 10-Yd. pieces To Cl«qr 50% OH change in the social security law 350 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool Plain Tex- makes it more important that tured, nationally advertised 10.95 7.95 sq yd BRAIDED RUGS, 100% all wool by famous SAUSAGE KITCHEN people who hire baby sitters, Wool-Craft. 9x12 Size. Other sizes are 134 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-4456 RED BANK maids, cleaning women, or other 850 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool—3-Ply Text- household help report the earn wist, all colors. Top Value! 10.95 8.00 sq yd priced proportionately. 119. 89.9S ings of these workers if they are 650 SQ. YDS. Extra Heavy 3-Ply 100% 12.95 IMPORTED HAND-HOOKED Sample Rugs, paid $50 in cash wages in any 9.95 sq yd calendar quarter, state Benjamin Wool Twist, all colors, widths 14.95 colorful motifs! Just 6 rugs 99. 49. Sandberg, manager of the As SALE bury Park district office. 700 SQ. YDS. Famous Mill's looped - to - IMPORTED HAND-HOOKED All Wool rugs, The new law reduces by about back Extra Heavy 100% Wool special Deluxe Quality, 9x12, etc. 119. 89. 6 COMPLETELY INSTALLED one-third the length of time a broadloom buy. Nationally advertised. 15.95 11.00 sq yd SAMPLE RUGS, Bath Mats, Throw Rugs, 40 to 50%, And person must work in order to re- 250 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool Wilton, 12' COMBINATION ALUMINUM ceive social security benefits too numerous to list Mora, Off WINDOWS FOR ONLY when they retire, Mr. Sandberg wide. A regular value To 10.95 7.95 sq yd added. 600 SQ. YDS. 100% All Wool Extra Heavy BUDGET YOUR PURCHASE if you wish, up to 18 months. "Most household workers do Deluxe Twist Broadloom 18.95 14.99 sq yd Please bring your room measurements. not have regular full-time em- 77 ployment, or they work only dur Alcoa Aluminum Windows • Weatherstrip ing part of the year. Often we OPEN 9:30 to 9:30, SATURDAY TO 6 P.M. TRIPLE TILT ACTION find that they do not have enough social security credit to qualify Any Window up to Giant 36x65 for social security benefits at re- Stores at Frame, 2 Glass, 1 Screen Panels tirement age. Failure to get credit for one or two quarters HACKENSACK Switch panels so easily from inside your home, can mean the loss of hundreds without ladder climbing. of dollars in retirement or sur- e Only a partial listing shown above SPRINGFIELD vivors benefits," Mr. Sandberg ALUMINUM said. ORANGE NO DOWN • All prices subject to prior sale DOORS Mr. Sandberg reminded em PAYMENT ployers that the reports are man- POMPTON PLAINS datory and not optional. The $25 EASY TERMS earnings of any household work EATONTOWN er who was paid as much as $50 Remember $77 Buys 6 Windows Installed cash wages by an employer dur ing October, November, Decem her, I960, or during any prior ROUTE 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN—Lllicrly 2-1010 quarter, must be reported. PROWN'S Additional information can be Opposite Monmoulh Shopping Center obtained nt the district office NOW AT NEW TEMPORARY LOCATION O Hangs Ave., Asbury Park. 9 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Bank Open Dally K a.m. In B p.m. - Wed. & *'rr. 'til D p.m. , Jt pays to advertise in The I Register.— Advertisement. Want Ads rloiiKi For Quick JUrndt* SH I«MI« DAY 1 Independent Daily [ 35''" Dial SH I'll 10 NIGHT

    Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1961 7c PER COPY Playland Asked of Council Tobin Case In Southern New Shrewsbury ' NEW SHREWSBURY - The point stressed was that, for rec- It told of a new baseball field Recreation Commission has ad- reation, "at present, the borough set up behind the Swimming Riv- Taken Under vised the governing body to buy owns no land." er School, the borough's fourth; land, particularly in this cigar- Appeal It Made the present building of an 8,000- shaped municipality's southern "In justice to residents in other square-foot natural ice skating end, so its program can be fur- areas," said the Morris report, rink for residents behind Syca- ther developed. "we should make provisions for more School; the molding of a Advisement Until now, the commission said the development of additional fa- new inter-borough basketball in a report to the Borough cilities, particularly in the south- league in which New Shrews- WASHINGTON (AP) - The B. Meyner of New Jersey t« Council, "We have been able to ern end of the borough. The com bury will have teams; fast devel- contempt of Congress trial of withhold the documents from develop physical facilities only miision strongly urges that the opment of a youth canteen pro- Austin J. Tobin, executive direc- house scrutiny. tor of the Port of New York Au- through the co-operation of the council attempt to acquire lands gram. Roger Robb, Port Authority (Shrewsbury Township) school for these uses." Buys Equipment thority, ended yesterday with counsel, claimed in final argu- charges and countercharges from board and this, of necessity, Land, it aaid, has been re It said the commission has ments that the contempt citation forced us to concentrate facilities quested "for the past severs "paid for and installed" at the opposing attorneys on state ver- was merely an attempt to put in one section of the borough years." Swimming River and .Sycamore sus federal rights. state work under a federal yoke. (the northern end)." Aside from that, the commis- Schools three pieces of play- Federal District Judge Luther He described the citation as In a 1960 report prepared by sion, of which Irving Cohen is ground equipment each for pup- W. Youngdahl took the case un- "an assault on the cornerstone of the commission, headed by Rich- vice chairman, illustrated de- ils' use as "an indication of our der advisement. He said the our constitutional system." He ard I. Morris, the program was grees of growth in its recreation appreciation" for co-operation trial's unique nature and lack of said the "pernicious and destruc- pictured as progressing. But the program. from the township's Board of Ed- AMIITION REALIZED—Arthur E. James, Royal Garden Estates, left, hands over to a judicial precedent prompted tive doctrine" followed by Hitz ucation. Arthur Carlson, president of the congregation, a deed to 4.5 acres of land at the him to do so. in behalf of the judiciary subcom- In the past year, the report Maximum penalty upon convic- mittee could lead only to federal southwest corner of Tinton Ave. and the Freehold Rd., for use in the future construc- dictatorship. said, more than 250 boys of all tion of contempt is a $1,000 fine ages played baseball, helped by Scout Kennedy tion of Luther Memorial Church, Missouri Synod. Watching it Rev. Daniel D. Rein- and one year in jail. David D. Furman, New Jersey interested men from the New heimer, pastor, at the right. The church, the pastor said, should be built and-opened attorney general, argued that Shrewsbury Youth Club," and Youngdahl gave William Hitz, any court sanction for a broad First One to Become President that during the past summer, by summer of 1962. Assistant U. S. Attorney who investigation which the subcom- under the direction of Nicholas prosecuted the case, two weeks mittee plans for the Port Au- URBANNA, Va. (AP) — the United States-*says his Costa, some 3,275 children took to file a brief. The Port Author- thority would impede formation When ex - Tenderfoot Scout old scoutmaster. part in the playground program. ity was given an additional two of compacts between the states. John F. Kennedy is inaugu- The Boy Scout movement Help in the playground activities, weeks to answer Hitz' brief. rated next Friday another didn't start in this country un- the report said, also came from Church Buys Land Tobin was cited for contempt Executive Privilege precedent will be shattered: til 1910. And Kennedy is the volunteers from the New Shrews- after he refused to surrender sub- Furman said executive privi- He'll be the first former first President to be born in bury Woman's Club. poenaed Port Authority docu lege was very much in Meyner's Boy Scout to be President of this century. Then, too, in the past year, Luther Memorial Plans First Edifice by 1962 ments to a House Judiciary sub mind when he ordered Tobin to As U. S. President, ex-scout the commission's basketball pro- committee probing the agency's withhold the documents. NEW SHREWSBURY — Luther Church. It gained its members Kennedy also becomes honor- gram brought play by more than for successfully negotiating the activities. Hitz had claimed that execu- ary president of the scouts. Memorial Church — which con from several municipalities. land purchase for the church tive privilege was not asserted Purchasing 135 boys. It was Mr. Cohen who Under Orders Kennedy's old scoutmaster, helped set ur> an inter-borouuh ducts services in Tinton Falls Now it has acquired 4.5 acres to members of his memorial land bv Tohin or in n letter from fh» Donaid MacRiniay, today re- league and the commission which Suiuui s auunurium and sunday of property for $20,000 at the committee. Tobin said he was under orders governors when the subcommit- Law Revision called those days when Ken- produced the equipment and uni- school in Tinton Falls fire house southwest intersection of Tinton They include Harry Carlson, from Gdvs. Nelson A. Rocke- tee demanded the documents. nedy was in Troop 2 in Bronx- forms for players. —now has its own land to build Ave. and the Freehold Rd. (Rt. oresident of the congregation; feller of New York and Robert "It was merely an afterthought," ville, N. Y.: More than 50 teenagers put on on here. 547), land purchased from Mr. Frederick Bremmer, financial Hitz declared. Is Opposed "He was a regular scout." activities, including periodic An attractive edifice is plan- and Mrs. Arthur E. James, ecretary; Lambert Gieseke, Daniel M. Cohen, assistant at- He remembered that young dances, and ru-operated in the ned, says Rev. Daniel D. Rein- Royal Garden Estates. The Geoffrey Wood and Dwight Substation :orney general of New York, TRENTON (AP) - Nearly a Kennedy — spent about V/3 playground events. Some 135 boys heimer, the pastor. "On a sun- former owner was Mrs. Charles Young, the latter an engineer laid the subpoena represented an dozen contractors and business- years with the troop. and 110 girls in separate pro- ny summer day in 1962, it will H. P. Johnson, Jr. who supervised land tests. Titus improper intrusion into purely men yesterday opposed a revi open and our prayers will be H. Konther, New York attorney, state matters. Active Program grams have been carrying Next Step Hearing Set sion of state law on purchase 'He came with us in 1929," through a winter program twice answered. The Lord has been represented the Atlantic Dis It not only disregards the "The contracts of county and munici Mackinlay said. "He was a weekly at Tinton Falls School, good to us and has showered us next step," said Rev. trict of the Lutheran Church- NEWARK (AP) — An appli proper division of state and na- pal governments. fine clean boy — the type you the report said. with blessings. We have faith in Reinheimer, is "planning our Misouri Synod, in the' purchase, cation by the Jersey Central tional functions," he said, "but They testified at a hearing of could say had been very well One big event took place last the future." church building. We will build and Frederick E. Lombard, Red Power and Light Co. to construct also disregards the double insula- the County and Municipal Law brought up. July 4. The borough's first field Luther Memorial, a congrega- a's much as we can—classrooms, Bank lawyer, the seller. a substation in Fair Haven gets tion from congressional interfer- Revision Commission. day program was held then and tion now numbering about 100 fellowship hall and other facili- Rev. Mr. Reinheimer said that another hearing tomorrow be- ence with which the Constitution "We had a very active pro- ties, if possible. We will build fore the state Public Utility Com They were mainly critical of gram in the troop — frequent it was such a success that it is but which has baptized 202 per- prior to the selection of this vests the executives of the sov- a section of the proposed law planned to stand as an annual sons, is an affiliate of the Mis- for expansion, if necessary. But property, several sites had been mission. ereign states." hikes and overnight and two- we are going to build well. We which would permit the state day camping trips. I guess our event. souri Synod of the Lutheran considered. "But this one was it The Borough of Fair Haven Hitz said Congress must in- Purchase Division to buy equip will have a beautiful church —the-southwest slope affords an says that such a substation would vestigate Port Authority financ- troop ranked as high as any here." ment and supplies for redistribu- in Westchester County.. . unobstructed view from the Free- be detrimental to real estate ing policy and administration to tion to individual counties and .They were a nice group of Looked for by the pastor is an hold side; adjoining land awaits values. inform itself on possible legis- municipalities Purpose o? the boys, about ail of ihem went SteelLa bor Trou blesinitial church building with development. And the land was Two real estate experts, Sid- lation to amend or repeal its con- centralized buying is to obtain to the same public school— seating capacity of about 300 — found free and clear of all en- ney M. Schwarz of Dover and sent to the agency's compact. better bid prices on large-quanti Bronxville. Most of the fathers enough space to accommodate, cumbrances." Harry W. Bergh of Mantolok- Since the Port Authority pools ty purchases, Clive S. Cummis, commuted to offices in New at multiple services, a total con ing, told the PUC Monday that revenue! from all its facilities, commission counsel, said. Called Exaggerated Program'! Growth the fubstation would York City, f believe Mr. Ken- grcgation of some 1,500 mem- 1 de- Hitc-Mid, It Is bard to determine In opposing the proposal, the The pastor Minted with' pride tract from over-all land valuevi s any area not open to investiga- nedy did, and I did myself." bers. "After that," he said, "we to the growth of his synod's witness told the committee: WASHINGTON (AP) - A gov- be given to advance arrange in the area. tion. Mackinlay didn't recall the will need a second, sister church The Atlantic The statutue would eventually ernment task force assigned to ments so that in any future steel church program, Robb said Congress has the rank Kennedy attained in Faith will bring that to us, too." "has been es force municipalities to go through study the steel industry's labor strike a few mills would be oper- district, he said, right to change its consent to the scouting before the family Luther Memorial has not stop tablishine some 15 churches a the state Purchase Division for troubles came up today with one ated to insure enough steel for 'ort Authority's compact but moved back to Boston — ped there. Rev. Mr. Reinheimer vear." He said one saving had supplies. Much equipment is so word of advice to the nation: national defense needs. Education doesn't need a "general dragnet whether he made second class said in an interview last night been realized through use of diverse that machinery which Problem Exaggerated investigation" to do so. or first class. There was some- The whole problem and its ef- that negotiations already are services of church member ar- would be adequate for one com "By consenting to the compact. thing else he couldn't recall fects on the national economy are The quicker everybody realizes under way for the purchase of a chitects who have munity would be inadequate or discovered Building Set Congress gave no power to the precisely until the nominating highly exaggerated, according to how the steel labor problem has ways too costly for another. house at 17 Parmley Rd. from to "construct more and states," Robb said. "It gave the conventions last summer: the surprising findings submitted been exaggerated in the public iner TRENTON (AP) - The state by a staff headed by Prof. E. mind, the study suggests, less Leonard H. Worthman of Wash- churches for the same states nothing but naked con- The state would end up paying Whether the Kennedy in his today announced plans to start Robert Livernash of the Harvard attention will be paid the periodic ington, D. C, for use as a par- amounts of money." sent." more than it does now for some scout troop was John F. or construction of the new $3.5 mil- purchases to counteract conces- Graduate School of Business. steel labor bargaining, and prob- sonage. No idea was given at this time his older brother Joseph, a "Talks on this," he said, ''are about the type of architecture lion state Department of Educa- sions made by the dealers to Here are some of the task ably fewer strikes will ensue. tion building in June. flier killed in the war. well advanced but not yet con that will go into the building of small municipalities. Record Checked force's conclusions: Secretary of Labor James P. Negotiations are now under way Any savings would be elimin- 1. Actual adverse effects of Mitchell, who ordered the 14- eluded." the church — modern or conven- To Pay Back "I knew it was one of the tional. "But it will be beautiful. to buy five properties on West ated because it would require a steel strikes have not been of month study begun in the midst The pastor gave much credit State St., west of the State Hotise, major expansion of the state Kennedy brothers — Joe or serious magnitude. of the record 116-day steel strike We all know that." said Rev. Mr. Reinheimer. "Much will de- where the new building will be Bill Without Purchase Division, with the tax- Jack—the other two were too 2. Neither have steel wage or in 1959, generally agreed with oend on our capacity of financ- erected. payer having to pay for that ex young to have been in the price changes been serious in the report. The secretary has ad ing. We must build according to John A. Kervick, state treasur- mansion. troop. You know the strong terms of the over-all economy, vocated a wider variety of gov- Speedup In Budget Hike family resemblance — and so a master plan which will be er, said demolition of the exist- Establishment of a state base or in influencing other price and ernmental tools for dealing with ing buildings will start March 1. many years have Rone by. national emergency strikes. drawn up in the near future." HIGHLANDS — The Board of for purchasing complicates the wage levels. Court Cases The five-story building is being Education at a special meeting problems of transportation and "But then someone checked 3. Little can be gained from Further Comment "We are Droud. confident and out the record and asked how ull of thanks," he said. inanced with a loan from the last night decided not to increase lelivery costs. changing the labor laws for deal- But the report discourages gov- eacher pension fund. The Educa- ts proposed new school budget in A draft of the proposed law it felt to be the former scout- ing with national emergency ernment intervention, saying "the master of someone who might Seen Soon ion Department is now housed jrder to provide funds for a "ias been completed by the com strikes. Existing economic pres- exaggerated interpretation of the in an old home near the State be elected President." TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- 111,000 payment in back tuition mission. It reduces the number sures are more effective persua- national emergency dimensions of Two Hurt As House annex. fees to Atlantic Highlands. 3f laws in the field of contracts Mackinlay — a lifelong Re- steel strikes and resulting gov- sey's court administrator yester- ders. If the government has to A new state library, museum The $271,869 budget already for counties and municipalities publican — indicated he felt ernment intervention have tended day warned trial lawyers they get into a steel dispute, it should and visitors' center will be provides $6,000 towards payment from over 200 to 25. it was all right. But he doesn't to reduce the compulsions for had better be ready for a speed- be on an informal basis at "truly Cars Collide placed between the new building of the bill for high school tuition. The final draft will be submit- plan to attend the inauguration critical stages." avoiding strikes relative to the up in the handling of court cases. in Washington. RED BANK—Two drivers were and the annex, according to The board said it felt it could ted to the Legislature for con 4. Serious consideration should pressures for ending them." Edward B. McConnell, admin- Charles F. Sullivan, state pur- "It's not because I'm a Re- injured last night when their cars meet the remainder of the bill slderation. istrator of the state court sys- chase and property director. publican o r anything like collided at Reckless PI. and with funds already proposed in tem, said many new judges will Broad St. A central power plant will fur- the budget rather than by appro- that," he said. "Mrs. Mackin- be added to the courts soon and lay is unable to get about and In fairly good condition this nish electricity to both new priating more funds through tax- Tribal Divorce should be able to cut into the morning at Riverview Hospital structures. Two new 35,000-pound ition. I can't be away for any length Primary Fight big backlog of cases in 1961. of time." with head cuts and possible boilers will be added to the pres- The back bill is for tuition costs "It is important, however, that ent power house at the rear of Called Valid Did Mr. Mackinlay, a Repub- broken ribs is Frank Harlos, 59, for students attending high school attorneys with a large volume the State House, saving the state lican, vote for the former Meyner Says There Might Be One of 301 Liberty St., Long Branch. in Atlantic Highlands this vear. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - of trial work take note of this The other driver, Albert Her- $65,000 in construction costs. The Atlantic Highlands Board The tribal divorce of an Indian member of Troop 2, a Demo- crat? TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- Democratic legislators said fact and begin now to make bert, 36, o' Belmar, was treated Kervick released preliminary if Education notified the board Is valid in Florida and the In- arrangements for whatever ad- hat it had underestimated tuition "You know," he said, "I bert B. Meyner doubts that presi- Monday they generally regarded at Riverview for minor back in- architects' drawings and specifi- dian is entitled to a license to ditional trial assistance they •equirements for the current vear didn't apply in time for an ab- dent-elect John F. Kennedy will U.S. Sen. Harrison A. Williams juries and released. cations following yesterday's remarry, Attorney Gen. 'Richard may need to try their cases when ind requested that an additional sentee ballot from New York. interfere with selection of a dem- of Westfield, Rep. Frank Thomp- Both drivers received careless meeting of the state advisory Ervin has ruled. additional judges become avail- $11.000 be paid to cover the ad- I didn't vote at all." ocratic nominee for governor. son of Trenton, and state Sen. driving summonses from Capt. commission on capital construc- Ervin yesterday told Collier He told a new conference yes- Donal C. Fox of South Orange able," McConnell said. Frank Mmr.it. • tion. it ional costs. County Judge Tom Treadwell Mackinlay, 69, retired sev- eral years ago from Ms real :crday that Kennedy "has plenty as the odds-on favorites. "If this is not done, the con- that he must issue the license to to do without trying to pick a Williams has indicated he jcentration of trial work in a the Indian applicant. estate business. He came here to live in the salt water fish- candidate for New Jersey." won't gladly leave Washington to relatively few attorneys, which The unidentified Seminole was He expressed a belief that state seek the state house chair, but has already caused considerable married under tribal law, lived ing country of eastern Virginia near the mouth of the Chesa- leaders can settle on one man to Meyner said he's not definitely difficulty even with the courts Nixon Draws Praise jn an Indian reservation and was peake Bay. " jet the party's blessing, but con- out of the picture. "I understand operating short-handed, will result Jivorced in a tribal ceremony. ceded there might be a primary he's reluctant and I certainly in serious calendar problems ne- Future National Work Is Seen for Him by GOP fight anyway. would be reluctant to try to per- cessitating resort to appropriate Meyner planned to leave today suade him (to run)," he said. administrative remedies in order WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice Nixon touched off a 75-minute call Nixon " 'Mr. President,' that Garbage Troubles for the capital and the inaugura- Evaluate Prospects to insure that effective use is President Richard M. Nixon series of tributes—including some there may be a repetition of this :ion festivities. He said it's very Asked if Thompson is available, made of the new judgeships," Mc- packed today for his departure from Democrats—when he said opportunity goes without saying." likely he will discuss the guber, Meyner said, "I don't know, He Connell said. from Washington with the assur- goodby to the Senate yesterday. Another potential candidate for Pop Up Again in Keansburg natorial situation with New Jer- might be interested." He said he Trial Work ances of GOP colleagues that Technically, he could preside on the 1964 Republican presidential sey Democrats there, but hopes talked with Thompson a week future national service awaits an inaugural day session set for nomination, Sen. Barry Goldwa- KEANSBURG — This borough Anthony Miele, president of the it can be "without any inter- ago and the congressman ' helped Chief Justice Joseph Weintraub him. 11 a.m. Friday, but he chose not ter, R-Ariz., said all the tributes has also said that something may appears to be having garbage firm, in an attempt to correct ference from outside." me evaluate some of the pros- Nixon was said by aides to to do so. to Nixon on his departure re- have to be done to limit the the situation. He will leave the state in the pects." be undecided yet on which of Sand Timers minded him of a wake. troubles again. amount of trial work any one M&O Disposal was awarded a hands of a Republican, state Sen- Fox was among 23 other pos- several offers he will accept from The vice president left behind a Last night, Councilman Louis lawyer takes on. Goldwater said there were three-year $125,777 contract in ate President Thomas J. Hillery sible candidates listed by Meyner. law firms in California. gift of two three-minute glass some things Republicans could be Collichio reported he has received McConnell said the criminal at least 14 complaints concern- December 1959. of Morris. Hillery was to be Almost all of those he named The Nixon home in a fashion- sand timers He said subsequent happy about. One of these, he New Contractor sworn in as acting governor in court calendars were the only ing alleged failure of M&O Dis- had been included in prior lists. able Washington residential dis- presiding officers could juggle told Nixon, was that he had been Frank his Boonton home at noon. Fox said Monday he's taking a bright spot in an otherwise drab nosal Service, Cliffwood Beach, The firm replaced trict is up for sale. Whether his them to enforce the three-minute "the best vice president this Speaking of the Republicans, he "wait and see" attitude before picture for court calendars as to pick up garbage in the bor- Maincs as the borough's refuse two daughters will remain in rule on speakers in what the Sen- country ever had." collector. said they got in trouble in 1957 taking the mark. the year started. ough. school here until June hasn't ate knows as its "morning hour." Among other Republican Sena- Mr. Maines is still the subject when nationally prominent GOP Meyner also said former attor- He said the courts had cut 702 been decided Senate Republican Leader Ever- tors who joined in praise of "The complaints are too num- of a taxpayer' suit filed by Mr. leaders tried to pcrsunde New ney Gen. Grovcr C. Richmnn criminal cases from the backlog Several of his Republican sen- ett M. Dirkscn of Illinois praised Nixon were John Sherman Cooper erous to ignore," said the coun- Collichio as a result of what Jersey voters to elect Malcolm Jr. of Edpewntcr Park "is in- during 1960. Cases over six atorial colleagues told Nixon yes- Nixon as "one of the most dis- of Kentucky, Karl E. Mundt of cilman. the councilman terms were S. Forbes of Bedminster. Meyner terested." He has been told by months old were reduced by I,- terday that though he may be tinguished vim president? of this South Dakota, Norris Cotton of Borough Council agreed to call breaches in Mr. Maines' contract won handily. Sen. John A. Waddington of Sni- 635, he said. leaving office Friday because of country." He said Nixon had New Hampshire, Bourke B. Hick- the contractor In to discuss the with the borough. Know Slate Issues em County that Wniklington is Superior and County courts dis- his nnrrow defeat in the presi- never lost "the human attributes enlooper of Iowa and Gordon Al- situation. The M&O firm has been in He snid he always has felt Hint available, and he doesn't know posed of a record 1,564 enscs in dential rac.e. they expect him to that make a man." lot! of Colorado. Mr. Collichio said the com- the area about a year. The con- candidac for governor should if Hnboken Mayor John J, Gro- December, McConnell said, com- lie back in harness* again. Nixon sat quietly, twisting a A Democrat. Sen. Clinton P. 1 slnints centered around reported tract with the borough was the know stnte Issues and campaign gan intend. ; to rcmnln as an ac- D.nvd with Ilii' addition nf 1,537 Nixon is regarded as one ol ball of paper in his hand as Anderson .of New Mexico. Inter- ii.k.lHIM.iU.111 llflllllLIWli;, Uiil] ill lii.n uiiu iin.' fitiii ii'ccived. , on them with ns little outside as- tive cnmliclntp. new cases. But he snid the cases the likely contenders for the 1964 others joined in tributes. rupted to say thnt many Domn- ionic cases failure to collect Since that time, it has received sistance ns possible. Rul that "Early in Fobrunry we've got disposed nf were mostly now Republican presidential nomina- • Sen. Hugh Scott, R - Pa., crats have appreciation, respect refuse. contracts in Mntnwnn, Mntnwnn doesn't rule out nil congressmen to come to some conclusion," lines, sn that then1 WHS an in- tion. He has Indicated he dues observed that while this was the and "great affection" for Nixon, C. Bernard Blum, borough Township, Union Beach, Middle- ns the Democratic nominee, he he said. The filing deadline is crease of 371 cases more thnn a not plan to run in 19G2 for any last time for four years members He called the vice president a manager also will meet with town and Shrewsbury. hastened to add. March 9. year old during 1900. California office. would have the opportunity to "seasoned statesman." Welk Strikes Gold •r MW1H0MM < tint • «M« *** mtMmt *Vk m TrKfc « (ID HB) dw Oowu tlk younger crowi." . (IS) Cituen feMier "V* Gmfijhttr" HOLLYWOOD (AP)-For one*, Consequence* Welk is also making news these Shows to S:2S—(11) Clutch Cargo 1I:M- (2) News Lawrence Welk was speechless. (7) Camouflage 5:!*— (2) Movie "Seventeen" (4) News days with the renewal of his TV (») Guy Madison We were lunching at the Brown contract (this is his 10th TV 5:Je- (2) Movie (5) News (11) Once Upon a Derby when Dot Record chief year) and the addition of a new Watch (1940) (7) News Japanese Time Randy Wood walked in bearing a singing lady, though not exactly (5) Texas Ranger* (11) News gift. It was a handsomely framed TONIGHT (IJ) Day Watch the champagne variety. Her i%- (2) Search for Tomorrow (7) Lone Ranger IMS- (S) Movie—1942 qold record of "Calcutta," sig- g:J» - CBS - (Ch. 2) - Show name is Norma Zimmer, and she (4) It Could Be You (I) Movie "Life Begins at 8:30' nifying the first time. Welk had of the Month — (Choice Viewing) has the distinction of getting her (5) Cartoons "The Bandits of 11:10-(2) Weather entered the charmed circle of —The mythical kingdom of Ruri- Corsica" steady job in front of millions. (7) Beat the Clock (4) Weather million sellers. "We had tried 10 different girl tania comes to life in •his recrea (11) Three Stooges (7) Weather (S) Meet Corliss Archer The music man sputtered, grin-1singers and she was the first to tion of Anthony Hone's cele- (11) Seminar on American (13) Studio 9914 11: IS— (2) Movie—1942 brated novel of adventure and ned, then beamed. All he could draw an immediate mail re- Civilization WEDNESDAY EVENING "Casablanca" manage to say was: "Congratu- sponse," the band leader said. intrigue, "The Prisoner of Zen- 12:45— (2) Guiding Light (4) Jack Paar v da." Christopher Plummer plays •:»»- (4) News and Weather late me. 'One night on the show we were 12:55— (4) News (7) Movie—1958 three minutres short and I had the dual role of the visiting Eng- 5 Felix and Friends He was properly congratulated 1:0*- (2) News . < > "The Child and the to fill in the time by interview- lishman and the King, who bear (7) News and he recovered enough to ex- (4) Dr. Joyce Brotheri Killer" ing her. So I asked her if she an amazing likeness to each oth- Popeye plain his joy: "I've been trying (5) Cartoons (11) (11) Weather and Sports would like to sing with us all er. Impersonating the drunk king Highway Patrol for this ever since I started re- (7) About Facei (13) U:20-(ll) Movie-1953 the time. She accepted. But I Movie cording, baclr in 192S. I remem- on the night of his coronation, (») Movie—Drama •:«- (4) "The Hitch-hiker" don't 'think we'll call her the Q.T. Hush ber I paid $400 to a recording Plummer gets causht un in "Fang and Clawi" I: IS- (7) 12:00- (0) Movie-1943 Champagne Lady because she outfit for 2,000 or 3,000 records schemes of an evil nrntender to (11) Fun at One •:»- (4) Local News "The Falcon and thi sings in light classical style." the throne. Farley Granger. ln- Our Gang and we sold them ourselves when I:M- (2) Burns and Allen (5) Co-Eds" Wood started dreaming up an- qcr Stevens and John Williams Tommy Seven we played dates." 1:25- (4) News (7) 12:45— (5) News; Call to Prayci other plan for Welk: hiring a co-star. Brave Stallion (5) News (U) (7) Evening Prayer Early in the war, he almost symphony orchestra and a big Movie—1957 1:M- (2) As the World Turns 1:00- (4) News caught fire with a record, but hall and doing a classical album. "The Deerslayer" le:M - CBS - (Ch. 2) - Cir- (4) Dr. Hudson 1:15— (4) Dr. Brothers shortage of shellac nipped the hit Welk raised his eyebrows but cle Theiter - (Choice Viewing) (5) Movie—Drama () Weather 6 1:10- (4) 13th Hour in the bud. Even after he be- didn't argue. Said he: "After —In "Medicine Man," a counter- (7) Susie—Comedy MS-(2) Rockefeller Reports (0) Almanac Newsreel came a TV sensation, he couldn't what you've done for me, I'll go feit pill manufacturer recruits an "America's Sweet- Newi 1:15— (2) Movie—1941 get close to a million singles. along with anything." old-time salesman to sell his hearts" .() News "The People vs. Dr. How did he do it? product to unsuspecting drug- (4) Death Valley Days (II) Our Number System Kildare" (1941) Built Enterprise WELCOME GIFT gists. This is a factual story of !:5t-(U) Adventures En (S) Tombstone Territory 1:40— (4) Sermonette ACCORD ON THE CONCORDE — John Fortythe. a vicious racket that mulcts the Espanol (7) Rescue 8 2:45— (2) News He pointed toward Wood,' the MIAMI (AP) — City police who sick and infirm of half-i-billion 2:9»- (2) Full Circle (») Terrytoons 2:50— (2) Give Us This Day young Tennesseean who pushed walk downtown beats happily Noraan Corcoran and Sammat Tong, right, at Bentley, dollars yearly. A truly public Dot from a one-man operation to 'welcome a machine donated for (4) Jan Murray (11) News THURSDAY MORNING Kally and Peter, leading character! of NBC-TV's "Bach- service series. (7) Day in Court 7:05- (2) Local News a multi-million enterprise. use in the roll call room. 5:55— (4) Sermonette It's a foot massager. elor Father" series, ask directions of a gendarme in the 2:10—(11) Exploring Science 7:10- (2) Weather 1:00— (4) Continental "Randy called me at dinner »:M - ABC - (Ch. 7) - Ha- 2:J0- (2) House Party 7:15- (2) News one night and asked me to drop Place de la Concorde, Paris, in the "Bentley Goes to waiian Eye — The Honolulu dock Classroom (4) Loretta Young 7:25—(11) Weather 1:15— (2) Previews by his house," Welk related. "I Europe" episode scheduled Thursday, Jan. 19. The group area backgrounds tonight's ad- (7) Road to Reality 7:S»- (2) Aquanauts 1:20— (2) Give Us This Day was going to a record session, venture. Private eye Tom topaka (11) Mathematics Club MOVIE TIMETABLE filmed several upcoming episodes in Europe. (4) Wagon Train •:25— (2) News so I went by on my way. He is busy with undercover work to 2:5S- (5) News (5) City Assignment 1:10— (2) Stu Erwin played me a record of a number RED BANK collect evidence on loan rackets, J:09- (2) Millionaire he wanted me to do. I tried to (7) Hong Kong (4) Continental Carlton—The World Of Suzie when a longshoreman is stabbed (4) Young Dr. Malona think of a way I could tell him Movie-1948 Classroom Wong 2:00; 7:00; 9:35. to death for refusing to pay (5) Dateline Europe "The Prince of I thought it was terrible and still Play's the Thing usurious Interest rates. Makes 7:00- (2) News EATONTOWN (7) Queen For a Day Thieves" not hurt his feelings." no difference where the location (») Film Drama ' (4) Dave Carroway Drive-In—The World Of Suzie (11) Honeymooners 7:15- (5) Call to Prayer Wood prevailed and Welk re- Shakespeare in Repertory Slated —Hawaii, New Orleans, Miami, "On The Beach" <:»- (5) Scotland Yard corded "Last Date," a rumbling Wong 7:05; 10:15; Boats A Sunset Blvd.—Warner Bros, can 7:20— (7) Morning Prayer Poppin 9:40. (11) Teaching Language (11) Bold Journey instrumental with the unmistak- create a crime series to fit the 7: SO- (5) News Arts (13) Mike Wallace able thump of rock 'n' roll. It HAZLET PRINCETON — An "unique plays, from the battlements at locale, (7) Rip the Piper (IS) Day Watch Dialing the News sold 300.000. Then came "Calcut- form of presentation" is promised Elsinore to a wood near Athens, S:2*-(1S) 7:45- (5) Debby Drake Loew's Drive-In—World Of Suz- 3:30— (2) Verdict is Yours Dntvinf Shov.' of th» ta." with a beat that ryon Elvis w;w — A&C — (Cn. *; "— (4| hrorrt These Koots could pulsate to. Wood predicts Month 25; Boats A Poppin 9:30. Shakespeare in Repertory at List Directors Naked City — A trio of top-line (5) Doorway to Destiny (5) Sandy Becker it will go 2 million. The "Cal- Princeton'3 McCarter Theater, (4) Price Is Right (7) Litile Rascals Directors for the season are oros—Myron McCormick, Conrad (7) Who Do You Trust? cutta" album is expected to hit ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS opening Feb 3 and running (5) Award Theater 8:10- (2) News Stephen Porter, Allen Fletcher, Nagel and Alfred Ryder—appear (S) Movie—Comedy 500,000, which will net Welk an- Ozzie and Harriet 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo Atlantic-Pay Or Die 7:10; 9:20. through March 25. • in "Landscape With Dead Fig- "Cash on Delivery" (7) other gold record. David Wheeler, and Mr. Rabb. M Squad 8:39—(13) Religious Program Ellis Rabb, artistic director of ures." A noted artist '•* com- (11) Star Performance (H) KEYPORT Mr. Porter, will be responsible Play of the Week 8:45— (13) Community Newsreel He's still a bit dazed by it all. the Association of Producing Art- mitted to a mental institution, and 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (IS) Strand—The World Of Suzie for both Lear and Twelfth Night, Perry Como 0:00- V) People's Choice ists, believes that "the play's the when he "dies," his coi'sin and (4) Make Room for »:0O- (4) Teeners Yell Wong.6:52; 9:H. thing." He says he has devised while Mr. Fletcher will stage Movie (4) Family an unscrupulous sanitarium di- Daddy (5) "When I rode in the Hollywood a form of presentation that stres- As You Lke It, which he directed Hawaiian Eye (7) I Married Joan LONG BRANCH rector seek to capitalize on his (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) Christmas parade, the teen-agers ses simplicity and unity of style, last summer at the San Diego Long John Nebel (13) Physical Culture name. More substance lo these (7) American Bandstand (9) were veiling for me—imagine!" Baronet—Midnight Lace 2:10; "without gimmicks and spectacu- Shakespeare Festival. Trackdown 9:25- (5) News than most other hour . long (II) Abbott and Costello 01) said Welk, who is more accus- 7:10; 9:15. lar effects." 9:30—(11) Californians S:30- (2) My Little Margie A Midsummer-Night's Dream dramas. 4:15-7 (2) Secret Storm tomed to adulation of older ad- (5) Topper ASBURY PARK The five plays — King Lear, will.be in the hands of David 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 10:00— (2) Circle Theater mirers. A Midsummer-Night's Dream, Wheeler. (7) Memory Lane Lyric—World Of Suzie Wong Ancient Romans had corpora- (4) Here's Hollywood (4) Peter Loves Mary "I hesitated doing such num- Twelfth Night, As Vou Like It, Mr. Rabb will undertake the (13) Day Watch 7:20; 9:40. tions, mortgages, checking ac- (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) Naked City bers at first because I was afraid ind Hamlet- will be given on a task of putting Hamlet on the 9:50—(11) Our World Neighbors counts, and interest - bearing (11) Laurel and Hardy (9) Favorite Story my fans would say, 'What is he Mayfair—The Grass Is Green- permanent stage designed by stage — this in addition to ap- 10:00— (2) December Bride savings accounts. Roman busi- (IS) Women's Club (11) High Road doing—deserting us for rock 'n' er 2:45; 7:20; 9:30. Hugh Hardy that can be adapted pearing as Lear and in other (4) Say When nessmen formed companies to 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole 10:30- (4) Johnny Midnight roll?' But I found they didn't ob- St. James—Butterfield 8 2:40; for any setting required by the roles during the season. (5) Movie handle government contracts for 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (9) Movie-1948 ject at all. And now we're get- 7:15; 9:25. war materials during the Punic (4) Movie—Western "The Prince of (11) Understanding wars. "Brimstone" Thieves" Algebra RADIO 10:30- (2) Video Village WALTER READE THEATRES (4) Play Your Hunch WABC 770 WNEW 1130 TV A Badio (7) Ray Milland WCBS ISO WOR 710 Mrs. Seele 10:40— (II) Science Horizons WPAT WHTG •M 11:90— (2) I Love Lucy WNBC WQXR ISM (4) Price is Right CARLTON BANK AFTERNOON Inoffensive Satire Is Installed Till—WOR Capitol Clon-Up (") Morninc Court iiioe -WABC Ch.rli. Greer 7:41—WNBC Wayn. Howell SI.C7- WEEKDAYS 2-7-1 CONTINUOUS SAT. ft SUN. FROM 2 WCU Newt WOR Carlton Fredricks (11) New Adventures in WHTO Monmouth-Oce»n 7ill_WABCNew»; Chuck By CYNTHIA LOWRY cision that her decided curves Music News Summary Dunaway By Auxiliary WNBC News; Jim Low* B:e»—WCBt World Tonight NEW YORK (AP) - That long- were a poor advertisement for 11:10- (9) News and Weather WOR New*. John Srott WNBC News: Wain* the product. MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Ed- 11:15— (9) Almanac Newsreel 11.111—WOR The l-'iuirerald* awaited television event finally Howell ward Seele was installed as pres- 11:20- (S) Winky Dink EATONTOWN WCBt I.anny Ron World Todly happened last night: Too Funny? till*—WHTO County Agent aill^WCBa.u w£TI. S5","Kd Jove- * The housewife picked the pile ident of'the Fairview First Aid (II) Exploring Science OPENS NIGHTLY «:30 - Show at 7 • SUN. OPEN 5:30 • Show at < lilt*—WCIS Allen Gray 1,10—WCBI Kd Joyc* Maybe the panel proved too WHTONews; WOR Sporls of clothes washed by Brand X Squad Auxiliary last week at a 11:25- (5) News funny for Jackie's delicate ego. Helaxins* Music instead of the sponsor's washday meeting in her home on Nut 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon |l,l|—WABC News: Kartell Smith The network has announced that swamp Rd. WNBC Kmphn.ii Dunaway product. But it was only done (4) Concentration nb while he is the host of "You're in NOW AT BOTH THEATRES llOB^~WCBt News mil **'"" H Hayme. in the spirit of fun in the course Others installed were Mrs (5) Romper Room WHTO Headlines. Eti WOR News: UN Review the Picture," he won't be nailed of a slight, depressingly unorig- Charles Doscia, vice president; (7) Love That Bob! Trices, Music WCBt News: World Of down in his moderator's chair. WNICNrn; Jim Low* inal revue hung on the well-ex- Mrs. Lawrence Flanagan, treas (9) Marriage MICY WOK New* It has, in fact, chosen a curious WILLIAM * Eliot plored theme of conformity. urer, and Mrs. Edward Jenkins, 40—(11) Our Number System • ill-WCBt Man anil Wit. « Muni word to describe his activity— tilt—WCBt Hob Dixon As is usual when a TV show secretary. WOR Carlton Frederick* "catalyst." ws: Bob Haymta decides to be satiric, the most A home-made clam chowder Ilia—WHTO News: Anyway, the maestro is plan- Relaxing Music fertile field proved to be televi- sale will be conducted Jan. 26 in till—WABC News: Karreli Smith ning a busy couple of days, h HOLDEM KWJW sion itself. This was even more the Middletown fire house, Rt. WNBC Emphasis plans to tape two shows Thur. tilt—WCBt News: Woman'* noticeable than usual on NBC's 35. Twelve women will assist in Enter Suzie's world...and you enter a ^^^R- Report on ewa: Bob day, another two on Friday—am v ««yn»i "Everybody's Doin' it." the preparation of the fare, under world of fantasy and Far East frenzy! ^^&i Washington then insists on a live show fo WIEKDAY* OFIN » 30-MOVliS AT 7 00 WHTO Headlines. Music News Right after Art Carney, Alice the guidance of Mrs. Doscia, SUNDAYS ONIY-OPEN 5 30-MOVllS AT 600 f WNBC News: Jim Low* »"""«•" Salut. the debut Friday night. chairman. in ill i tiwi — urn !,i HI :>• - inn ]«:• n,i iitin_w?!. J'CCU"OUKII & Eliot Ghostley and the others kidded r -^BBBBHHllBBBM ^Bk2 WOR News, T.es Smith 11IIO—WCBt Mus c 'Til Dawn Mrs. William Frake was hon- till—WCBt Bob Dixon '{•-"OH Hibl. Reading a number of familiar commer- WOR Galen Drake ABC is planning an interest- lllll—WABC New,; Ilappin,,, cials, the sponsor's real mes- ored by members of the auxiliary tilt—WHTO News: ing Operation Bootstrap to Relaxing Music sage came up: at a surprise stork shower follow lure the viewers away from ing the meeting. till—WABC News: Jack Carney A bowler knocked a pin wear- WNBC Kmphasis WOR l.o'ng John NBC's top-rated "Wagon Train' llOB—WCBt News; Martha MORNING PROGRAM* ing a wristwatch into a tub of The next meeting will be Feb. -*«•- Wright and CBS' "Aquanauts" Wednes- 9 in the home of Mrs. Joseph 'BOATS »' POPPIN1' WHTO Headlines, Music. ck water. This was just a little bit jRSfi ,''* Sterling day nights. Donato, Rt. 35. Co-hostess will be WNBC News; Jim Low* WrlTO Monmouth-Ocean funnier than the sketches al- CHIIOREN UNMR 12 P«£ WOR News: Lyl. Van Next week, on Jan. 23, the Mrs. August C. Dreyer. ^^BIB^BKI 1,11—WOR Arlene Francia News Sumary though designed to sell wrist Ml network will give us a double III*—WHTO News: watches. Itelaxing Music WOR xX.™"\ dose of "Hong Kong," its new Bill—WABC News; Jack Carney Famous Entrance and Increasingly popular mys- WNBC Emphasis 4l|#—WCBt News: Information In addition to Madison Ave. and terious East adventure series. 1 Central TV commercials, the satiric treat- Out *f AntriM'i Fat*tit 6r»wi«| Chain *f SItrti Sailing WHTO Closing Stock There will be a new episode ment was applied to Loretta TV, It4i* and Pkntirapfc Takli. Parti *n4 Acctiitriti, Report; Music shown In the program's regular Taat Rtctra'tri. Hitk Mdity, etc....at Ltw, Uw Pricct! WNBC News; Art Ford Young and her famous entrance, IB 7:30-8:30 p. m. spot on the WOR News: John Wingale WHTO Headline!- 4HI—WCBt Kenneth Banehart "The Untouchables," TV's desire schedule. Then a rerun will be WOR Radio New oYik not to offend and the beat genera 4110—WHTO Monmouth-Ocean unreeled in the 10-11 p. m. spot News Summary I)or lh tion. None of this was up to the normally occupied by the net- (Sign Off 4:4r. ji.m.) , " >' »">! Dick standards of last season's Carney 4,||—WABC News; .lack Carney work's high-rated "Naked WNBC Kmphasis shows, more's the pity. City." BlOa—WCBt News: SiilellKhl* WNBCNewM Art Ford The "Naked City" producer! WOR News; John Scott The imminent return to the have happily gone along will Bill—WCBt Kenneth Bnnghart channels of the great Gleason is WCR Radio New York this novel preemption. The polio KTtlAWM Bill—WABC Nres causing a flurry at CBS. After a action show welcomes a clianci FILMED IN ' EVENINO dry run of his new panel show I FABULOUS * aiOO—WABC Jack Carney Drllk to build up a much-needed back WCBt News * earlier this week Jackie stormily log of programs. I HONG WNBC News: Spoils announced he wanied bigger )KONG! WOR New: I.yl. Van The idea is shrewd and sim •:1|—WABC News: Ed Silverman 11 101 1 names among his game-players. pie: WCBt Sports: Rob Cooke fO.BB-wBN.wVi"™' '" " ' Originally chosen were John- WNBC Art ford Arthur Garlfrcv Expose the big "Naked City WOR News; John Wingatr WHTOHrndline,: Musi, ny Carson, Pat Carroll, Arthur audience to "Hong Kong," an SYLVIA SYMS - MICHAEL WILDING ™™ B:la—WCBI News; business New,; Art Font Treacher and Patricia Cults— WABC .Inhn Daly * Reports hope that it will follow star Roc TECHNICOLOR WOR News; at least two of whom are vet- Taylor back to his normal eve Henry Gladstone erans of the panel show busi- ning habitat. It's a cinch some ol •l4|—WCBt Financial News ness. Carson recently proved EXTRA—AT EATONTOWN ONLY WNBC Financial Netvs the ladies in the audience will. a,4l—WABC Howard Co«ell an Ingratiating and funny sub- "BOATS-A-POPPIN" WCBt Lowell Thorns* stitute for Tom Poston on "To WOR Sports, Stan l.nmn Recommended tonight: "Th< AWARD WINNING FEATURETrE WNBC Three Slar Extra mm . WNBC KmphnsiA Tell the Truth," and Pat Car- U:00_WCBS New,: Ho,,.. Party Prisoner of Zenda," CBS, 8:30 FREE IN-CAR HEATERS-CHILDREN FREE aill—WCBt Sports Tim* WHTO IlearllinM; Music rol in her pre-skinny days was ltf—show of the month adaptation Tilt—WABC F.dward 1>. Morgan WNICN™.; Art Ford such an asset to a panel show WCBt N*w*| Interview! WOR News of Anthony Hope's mythical king- WNBC News: Wayne Howell that the sponsor maker of a WOR Fulton Lewis "j; McCanna nt Homa dom classic, with Christopher EATONTOWN - Frit In-Car Heaters • Children Frit Till—WABC Chuck Punaway Garry Moore diet aid, brought her back on Plummer, Farley Granger am WOR Ruslnpss: News WHTQRed Bank Rentier the show after an initial de-. Inger Stevens. TlM—WCBI News: Til Joyc* •**"•• **••• Hoffman WNBC Morgan Beatty <>bc" WOR News: Whin you uplaci your pictun tub* In audition to this unusual valut you Galirinl Heater [el PARTS UNUMITED'S low, low also fit a bonus of fno installation, wmmmmmmmm IOT TCflB SO piict first. Whit* moit minufac- fret cleaning, plus fm adiuitmcn' SEA BRIGHT, NEW JERSEY turtri offtr « ont yiir fuarantii' whin you bring your sit into yoi you fit two full yiirt from PARTS nureit PARTS UNLIMITED store, jcaluring UNLIMITED . . . this is likl Ilttinf •nctpl en HIM 34' t ];" lubn. ely an ulra tub! 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    CD CHIEF— Mclvin P. Stout, left, receive! badge at LEGS OF LAMB director of Fair Haven't Civil Defense and Disaster WHOLE or EITHER NAIF Control director last night from Councilman Robert MiltAmplifiar Matthews, who headed the CD organization until he be- Regular IC | Own- COME SEE.... came a member of the governing body Jan. I. The StyU Ready presentation took place at CD meeting in Fair Haven YOU'LL fir* house. * Ib. I SAVE! Kara Syrup ...AiiLtageM.it Jolly l?W Camera Federation Elects llu«lab*l Leonard Evenson President SOMERVILLE-Leonard Even- eon, 43 Pocano Ave., Occanport, To Discuss FRESH HAMS has been elected president of the Mixicom Wholt New Jersy i'aderation of Cam- Full Cut Full Cut •raan Slant Irind era Clubs. He succeeds Charles Connally Shank Butt Hull, New Brunswick, With$WM» f IIM. If Half Half About 30 clubs, with 1,500 Pappara " MM " •I members, belong to the federa- Amendment tion which plans programs, con- FRUITS & VEGETABLES! RED BANK-Leo R. Weiiutein «• Wall WHfc Fresh SaierkraBt tests and trips. president of the Monmouth Ba Mtzoli Oil Mr. Evenson is a charter mem- Association, has announced the ber and former president of the formation of a special committee fcreooWnfl, itladi, battfit "Super-Right" Quality (First Catt IVfce4 Mgfiaii Shore Camera Club, which meets for the purpose of encouraging ORANGES OVII- regularly in the Allenhurst Na- IHrtCrt Riplar JLCc better understanding of the prob- Hi. Ri tional Bank Building. He has been lems involved with the so-called sw Ribs of Beef Ityli V# active in the state federation Connally Amendment. fince it was formed 10 years ago. "Isaer-RIgM" Others ejected at iast Satur- ate approved a resolution accept- Camay Soap Smoked Beef Tongues Quality day's meeting in Raritan Valley ing the jurisdiction of the Inter- lae* White Inn were George Ecker, Summit, national Court of Justice, a For toiltt and bath Clip* Ml Stewing Freialy irnnt first vice president; Clifford world court created by the char- Cauliflower Anthes, Union, second vice presi- ter of the United Nations. The Lamb Shoulders 29' Ground Beef dent; William Strieb, North formal declaration of acceptance Bee" Ripe—large Ilia Plainfield, third vice president; of such jurisdiction was expressly "Sitir-RliM" Quality Ml LOIN ftiiiy te Cwk—Lirga C William Kent, Madison, treasur- not applicable to "matters which II to 22 Ibi. er, and Mrs. Marcella Restains, Fresh Tomatoes-19 are essentially within the domes Camay Soap Lamb Chops 79? 98? Turkeys WHUM Oreharti — Ret Newark, secretary. tic jurisdiction of the United Tile group was entertained by States of America, as determined Especially for flit bath J. J. Harly, who showed his prize- by the United States of Amer- b th Delicious Apples 19! winning color films, "Hell Driv- ica." The quoted eight -words 9 * Mo Frankfurters Sliced Bacon Crisp, Tender ers of Mr.. Van Hoevenberg" andjconstitute what is known as the " eakti m* "My North Country." Connally Amendment. Super-Right Irani Mr. Weinstein said "In order Swift's PrMiua Sugar-Cured Pascal Celery 21X29' to keep the public informed on Cashmoro Honor Set this important question, the Bar Association's special committee Bouquet Soap For Damico will be prepared to discuss at THIS WEEK'S public meetings the arguments ragular AAa JERSEY CITY - John C. S eakti *•• Damico, 104 Forest Ave., Fair for and against repeal of the BEST Haven, will receive an award for Connally Amendment. CORONET PRUNE JUICE 2 69c more than 19 years of continued The Bar Association committee Cashmere PIE BUYI ^mczz^t faculty service on 'management will be happy to present its dis- relations at the annual faculty cussion of this problem at the Bouquet Soap JANE PARKBt dinner of St. Peter's Institute of request of any civic, social or Industrial Relations in the Down- fraternal organization interested DOLE DRINK SB 3?» 79« town Club, Newark, next Monday in the subject." BLUEBERRY PIE ih Arrangements may be made for the services of the committee by contacting Samuel Carotenuto, 34 Colgate's Vel TOMATOES raocHsso 2*«CQ( 5» Broad St., Red Bank. ( For tha family wash and dithai I VnM I Vtll larirtMl lUHn—WU lull 4k "" «P7 Mora Jem* Park* Vcrfucti Former Champ few Apple Raisin Ctrffee Oikt 37( Tumbler To SPAGHETTI =; 2 25cJUpftl FMd tekt URGE 45* Rinso Blue PwMponiickM aWtod Put on Show WithSe WithlOc LONG BRANCH — Andrew efflabal efflabal AJAX CLEANSER aa 2 25c Pasinski, former national tum- Lightly taltei — la '/«la. prlats FROZEN FOODS! bling champion, will star in a re- pig. bound tumbling show to be staged as a feature of the Tri-Hi-Y Mid- «•• winter Rally in the gymnasium of All Detergent Strawberrie;;"^ s 4 the Long Branch YMCA tomor- MARGARINE row at 8 p.m. Controlled Stidiinf Una Irani loaa Iraat—Craan Style Libby's Orange Juice 2 :,-, 39« Dicksie Hoyt, 907 River Rd., «ib. ii ei. e Fair Haven, who placed third in Birds Eye Succotash 2 % 49* the I960 New Jersey state re- Tomatoes S 4::49 Golden Corn 2 "Z 25' ASPB nd bound tumbling competition spon- IIII lna<—Siltet Qaillly lablwa Broccoli Spears " 2 ^ 39° sored by the U. S. Amateur Ath- C C letic Union, and Miss Patricia John C. Damico Lux Flakes - 29 Birds Eye Wax Boans X23« Liebeck, 12 Gillespie Ave. .Fair Sweet Peas 4 :49 Ritz Crackers s Mr. Damico, a councilman at Haven, also will perform. Both For fin* fabriet Saltana Brand—Saleet Quality For Tellat and Bath Bag of 6 Bag of 12 Birds Eye Artichoke Hearts ;k°,49 Fair Haven, has provided instruc- have been pupils of Mr. Pasiuski C c e tions, in all phases of manage- Long talented on the rebouni Butter Beans 4 49 Colgate Soap 31 53Birds Eye Mixed Fruit 'v,'"' ment relations. apparatus, Mr. Pasinski becam 25 l 16.1.990 Also to be honored are Thomas national tumbling champion i: Burry Ace Assortment X ° Star-KistTuna ^3l Ore-Ida Tater Tots Gallagher, labor columnist of the 1946 and was runner-up for th Niagara V CpAaa«e k CpSaM> Dorann Brand Newark Star Ledger, who has same honor in 1947, 1952, 195 KraH's Deluxe Margarine Tangerine Juice B3: t:31riOnClirriOS ConayWandStyl* pkj. participated in panel discussions 1955 and 1956. 5 and conducted liaison work be- In addition to members of a Laundry Starch Fels Instant Granules Florient Aerow I Deodorant ;.;77« tween the institute and represent- chapters of the Tri-Hi-Y organ DAIRY VALUES! zation, younger girls belonging I f U1 e atives of management and labor; Ponds Angel Skin 44 Amsco Sponge Cloth Fancy WlNonsin and Edward .T. Smith, Brooklyn, Y groups and high school gir who has instructed in public now studying tumbling und Pepsodent Z 89« 3 Little Kittens 3 !l w e speaking. James Carr, youth physical d. Nu-Soft b Sharp Cheddar a.r 65 rector, have been invited to th Prestone Spray De-icer 99* FriskiM Dog Food •= '2 :.n ; 19« Am*l>l«ifiM CIlOA* Mild. M.l-O-Bir I2oi.*7g Add 4 Classes program as have parents an Fabric loftanar rlma other guests. Himncan oiices p.lf,(irilijproeil, Pt,.« pint 4Ce To Adult School 1 TO PAT MOR! IS REALLY EXTRAVAGANT... D tic ENLISTS IN GUARD bottla" * HEAT T EA1 FOODS! Natural Swiss Slices — ">69* MIDDLETOWN — Four new RED BANK — William . You Can't Buy Finer Coffee At Any Price! Cip'a JekR'e—Qilek Freun lOoi.plgi. classes have been added to the Carlson, 54 Hamilton Rd., Leo: £Muenster Cheese xZlZf *•& winter term of the Recrea- ardo, who enlisted in the Coa Detergent MILD AND MtllOW Haddock Dinner 2 89 D.mrt Cha.ia Ib. |j* tion Commission's adult program. Guard recently, has been a. The new classes are practical signed to' Cape May for txx Lux Liquid EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE e Imported Italian Provolone "»99° mathematics, beginners French training. Later he will be a: (3 L65 Fried Scallops JjiS 2 S. 79 and Spanish and men's volley signed to a service school or t 2c,4CC »o..C«0 A Imported Italian Romano * 1.10 ball. general duty. Hubert A. Crocket can w can wm Cooked Macaroni Ch ;.::;L 2' tr 35' The fall term is scheduled to 57 ^ e Imported Swiss JSL "1.09 the officer in charge of the Re start Feb. 15. Registration will Bank recruiting information o: Tomato Soup *»*,. 5'^;49 run from Jan, 23 to Feb. 10. •ICH AND ajajn #|Qf a • J-U. •», e Imported French Roquefort fice, announced the enlistment Brillo fl/IMODIrO Rill tlRUI IAO H77 Chicken Broth ^^« 2'^n;25 Soap Pads VISOIOUf n.a9 Chaf Boy-Ar-Daa AND wwtr Ravioli Maat or ChaaM THE STORY OF GRAMAN'S larga 4 plgi. 4Qo AMERICAN NEEDLEWORK ,],. * of 12 "»* THE GREAT ATUNTIC & PACIRC TEA COMPANY, INC. by Rose Wilder Lane VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO J Pricei effective thru 54 MONMOUTH STREET. RED SANK. N. J. Sat., Jan. 21st in FIVE GREAT FOOD FEATURES Laddie Boy Casserole Cook Book • Cherry Desserts PHONE'SH 7-5623 Super Market! and Corned Beef • Money-Saving Menus Dog Food Super Self-Service itorci Recipes for Onion Lovers AUTHORIZED Btif a isoi. OQo I only. AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT SINCE 1859 Fiimary Woman's HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE Staw • cam •* NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS • REPAIRS ON • GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc IRONS • VACUUMS - TOASTERS ' Route 35. EATONTOWN 121 Monmouth Street, RED BANK Highway 36, PORT MONMOUTH PERCOLATORS - MIXERS, otc. T"P«1ayi «nrt Thtirsrlny* 'til 9 p. m. Complete Liquor Department In I his Store. Fridays Until 10 p. in. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays Until » p. m. PARTS FOR: Open Mon. and Thurs. 'til 9 p. m. Fridays Until 10 p. m. Mon., Wed., Thurs. 'til 9 p. m,; Fridays 'til 10 p. m. Prospect Ave. & Church St., LITTLE SILVER VACUUMS - WASHERS - DRYERS - IRONS 159 Newman Springs Rd.. SHREW5BURT Highway 36, KEANSBURG Popular Brands ol Beer and Ale In This Supermarket RANGES - TOASTERS - MIXERS - LAMPS, etc. Open Mondays, Tuesdnys, Wed., Thurs. 'til 9 p. m. Open Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays Fridays Until 10 p. m. Friday* Until 10 p. m. * Until 9 p, m.; Fridays Until 10 p. m. at Shrewsbury Ave. Cbb Gannon-Pingatore Sewing Contest, Phy Rites Held Sunday Are Current Projects LINCROFT —Miss Velma Gan'of Thomas Anthony Pingatore, RED BANK — Casting for a j department of the Red Bank non daughter of Mrs Ludie Gan-i son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony new play to be entered in the Woman's Club. BOO'of Kentucky and of the late Pingatore of California, Sunday The group will meet at 8:15 New Jersey Woman's Clubs I Louis Gannon became the bride in Lincroft Presbyterian Church. ip.m. in,the home of Mrs. James . '• iRev. William J. Mills officiated. spring drama festival will begin ;Ryan Rjdge Rd) Rumson. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pinga- at a meeting today of the drama Mrs.: Jerome ReeRdd off New toie, brother and sister-in-law of Shrewsbury will discuss enamel- the bridegroom, attended the ing on copper jewelry and ceram- couple. ic sculpture with members of The bride wore a gown of white Scrapbook the arts and crafts' department _ I satin brocade and her fingertip tomorrow evt.,;ng. They will AX lf*O ^HA\A/ veil was attached to a white And Essay meet in Mrs. Reed's home. w\T ICC wil w»»'beaded crown headpiece. She car- The welfare department will Imeet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in LONG BRANCH ' W^^ ^on' - fi£ ™ a {the home of Mrs. Harold Williams, Red Bank. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Plans NfW OFFICERS of Mid-Monmouth Auxiliary of Family and Children's Service organize plant for the year. Left Stevens, to enter a tcrapbook and essay Board to Meet Lincroft. and Vincent Ponti, Red to right are Mrs. James Schwartz, Shrewsbury, secretary; Mn. Henry Weber, New Shrewsbury, president; Mrs. contest were announced at a A board meeting is scheduled Madison Square Garden Sunday. meeting of the Woman's Club artjf Monday at 8.15 p.m. in the Bank. The organist was Robert Clifford Heaslip, Jr., New Shrewsbury, vice president annd Mrs. George Schuetz, Middletown, treasurer. or The group also dined at Patri- department in the home of Mrs. house. cia Murphy'» in Westchester Weise. A reception followed in the A. William Norris, 2 Carriage How to Attract Birds to Your County. Dr., Hazlet. Garden" will be the topic of a Attending were Mr. and Mrs. church hall for 60 guests. The couple are residing in Middle- Sergeant Molly' Engaged Mrs. Maurice Lynch, depart- talk by Dr. and Mrs. A. T. Hallo- Edgar West, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flush of Pink Leads ment chairman, said a scrap well at a meeting of the garden Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward town. book "Art Through the Ages" fs department Feb. 8 at 8:30 p.m. in Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph being compiled by the depart- the home of Mrs. John Rice, Red Dennis, Mr and Mrs. John To Be Presented New Look for Spring ment. Tlis is a New Jersey State Bank. Scheving, Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Federation of Women's Clubs GardenClub By PATRICIA GREEN ian high fashions for spring and The first showing of Vogue Seible, Mr. and Mrs. William As 1961 Project project and will include reproduc- Tilton, Mr. and Mrs. John Wither- summer. In their showings Mon- Sewing Contest entries by mem- Associated Press Fashion Writer tions of paintings and drawingsjbe f he club will be on Feb. all, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Oates, RED BANK - "Sergeant day they poured on so much pink rs o t Shows Slides from various eras, arranged in!23 Mrs. Adele Dougherty, Mrs. Eliz- Molly," a tale of the Battle of FLORENCE, Italy — Italian in gabardines, wools, ottomans, chronological order. Emphasis " Hickethier, manager of abeth Smith and Mrs. Emma Monmouth, is the Children's The- fash.on designers are painting the si,ks and chjffo|)g ,ha( (he who,e Robert Cooper, Long Branch; Mr. and To Members atre presentation of the Junior capital of the Renaissance P>nk.jSa)a bianca of the piui palace will be made on evaluation of art, Jasco Ti|e Co., Eatontown, dem- Mrs. Ralph Conway, Mr. and HAZJ.F.T — Color slides were Service League of Red Bank this Marucelli and Veneziani were j glowed with a rosy flush. jfrom primitive to contemporary', 'onstrated mosaic tiling at a year. ' Mrs. Lynch also announced that;meetjng of the evening depart- Mrs. John" DeBruin! Mr. and shown at a meeting of the Rari- the latest to use a deluge of the it will be a small wonder n...... , , . ,. ... ,...—..••& - »• „ --,-•-•• 0 h sl e Mrs. Evans Green and Mr. and tan Township Woman's Club gar- The play was especially adapt- color in the presentations of Hal- any woman is able to escape the! ! .f federation projects in- ment Monday at the club house. Mrs. Philip De Fillipo, West Long den department recently in the ed from historical accounts of the pink craze this spring. ; elude oil or water color painting, j Hostesses were Mrs. David n nler retm Branch. home of Mrs. Robert J. Corbliss, Battle of Monmouth by Mrs. Don- Marucelli also presented an;^ . P 8- music »om tra-^00liwar(j Little Silver, chair- Ure b tr ct On M rs Also, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. 1 Willowbrook Dr. ald English, Fair Haven, in col-! extraordinary designing feat, un-i ,.°".^ • ' ? ! ' t iman; Mrs. Walter Dohrn, Red Mrs. Clausen i James Chapman, chairman; pho- Bank; Mrs. Milford Wiltsie, Fair Morris and Mrs. Cora Wagner, Members viewed slides on the Jaboration with Mrs. Emery Win- Deserted Village at Allaire, the gerter, also Fair Haven, both Haven; and Mrs. E. A. Fantone, Eatontown; Mr. and Mrs. John color, Mrs. Charles Pedrido, chair- 1960 flower show at the Coliseum, members of the league. shaped full with bias-cut insets. Little Silver T. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Entertains For man; ceramics, any object mod- Ringwood Manor State Park and Usually "on the bias" means Guests included Mrs. Robert Charles Isgate, Oakhurst; Mr. Woven into the fictional story eled by hand or executed on pot- the cherry blossoms in Washing- fluid and flowing, but these coats Nordt, Little Silver; Mrs. John and Mrs. Fred Vroom and Mrs. of a Freehold family in 1778 are ter's wheel, Mrs. William ton, D. C. were puffed out, round and stiff. Barnes, Mrs. Richard Sause. James A. G. Wise, Jr., Fair Ha- actual details of the bravery of Fire Auxiliary McLane, chairman, and essay ven; Mr. and Mrs. George Berg- Arrangements were made by Naturally there was a bright and Mrs. Michael Paster, all of Monmouth County heroine Molly HOLMDEL - The Ladies' Aux- contest with the winning essay to gtresser and daughters Diane and Mrs. A. William Norris, depart- pink one, along with various li- Fair Haven Pitcher, The production is being be read at the state convention, Joyce, Atlantic Highlands; Mr. ! "W '• t C°mpany 'rl qiieur-colored ones. ment chairman, and Mrs. Vincent directed by Mrs. John Klem, Mrs. A. William Morris, chair-j and Mrs. William Schank, Mid- Fiske. Miss Josephine Phillips "T Rumson. The general chairman bst Monday m the home of Mrs. Undernea(h ,h coa(s , man. i dletown; Col. and Mrs. Lyman B. Mrs. Norris said a flower sale, f j j Mrs. Thomas o the pro ect s RED BANK — Mr. and Mrs. David Clausen, Cnne Rd. j^nder(ll, ha,ter-necked chiffon All proierl*. with th' exception! VarietyShow LUCKWUOU, GilicwoUuij, itna. i iuti Oi l nii lidvcti. general meeting. Proceeds 'Joseph Phillips, 154 Chestnut St., Robert Clausen and Mrs. John Bias-cut wool coats went ov- °f the essay- w|» be exhibited •«! Peggy Scalzo, Rumson, and Mrs. In its 11th year of bringing live | nnounce Blauvelt. the spring conference and state Anne Flynn, Keansburg. be used to purchase shrubs fontheater tt0o 'MonlnoutMonmouthh County a ">e engagement of their ;er candy-striped silk dresses. the township high school. An auction will be held at the; For evening Marucelli had convention. j Is Scheduled Mrs. Lockwood was in charge schools arid institutions, the Jun- daughter, Miss Joseph.ne Phil- The next meeting will be a of arrangements. Mrs. Corbliss will arrange the lips, to James Butler, Jr., son of Feb. 6 meeting in the home of \ some fun with sequins. She paved ior Service League's traveling workshop night for the completion | center-piece for the general meet- Mr. and Mrs. James Butler, 79 Mrs. John S. Holmes, Main St. an entire blark tulle, bias dress The chapter will hold a card Children's Theatre group is of the department scrap book. Itj By PTA party Monday at 8 p.m. in the ing. The next department meet- bof)ked ,0 , more than ]2 Willow St., Fair Haven. Present at the last meeting were!with gold sequins. On other Jonn will be held Feb. 9 in the horem| UNION BEACH — "Down Masonic temple. Mrs. Palmer, ,ng wil be held in the home of M0 chiWren. Miss Phillins k a craduate of Mrs. Hulsebus, Mrs. Albert'dresses sequins are patterned in- • „.,,,,-,,,. . , chairman, will be assisted by Mrs. James Chapman, 15 Am- Miss Flumps is graduate ^^ ^ ^^ ^^ pMcii^rk quiUs, art nouveau willte held Feb. 9 in trie home Memory Lane," a variety show. There i, no charge for the pro- R«I Bank High School and is of Mrs Lyncn Cornel Dr Ha Mrs. Anderson and a committee herst La., Hazlet. employed by the Army Signal Mrs. William Becher, Mrs. Walk-,flowers, abstract paintings andi ' ' > • * will be presented by the Parent- aucl n ana scencrv comprised of board members. Welcomed into the group WCrei '° . , costumes ^is'sVJe Sunnort Auencv at Fort er Sutphin, Mrs. Howard Braun,| cabbage roses. Ilet. Mrs. Jose M. Vias, Jr., will Teacher Association Feb 10 and serve s hostes5 ii. A luncheon will take place at Mrs. John Mahan. Mrs. Harold""* *«» ™J™^ ™^i Monmouth'she is a member'of Mrs. Rober' Vorrliees. Mrs.! Jole Veneziani showed impeci » ' and transported from school to There will be three perform- Mrs. Schank's home In March. Reilly and Mrs. Theodore Koller. the Blessed Virgin Mary's Sodal- Michael Harmyk, Mrs. Robert 'cably cut loose coats of double-1 Also attending were Mrs. Daniel school by league members. choir of St. An- Lawrence, Mrs. Joseph Phillips, faced contrasting wools. Besides ances: Friday and Saturday at Two complete casts will present 8 p.m., and a matinee Saturday Moran, Mrs. Charles Wakefield, thonv's Catholic Church. Mrs. William Stevenson, Mrs.;pink, there was red with navy Nominations County Legion Mrs. Robert Tremaine, Mrs. Don-the play concurrently on Tues-j"~;; ' ""r™ -"""Vp nf Hpi,.Taylor Hance and Mrs. Richard facing, and taupe with ovsterj at 2 p.m., in Memorial School. days and Thursdays during the|M- Butler, a graduate of Red.. ' . . J" > • ald Christie, Mrs. John Coughlin, white. All the coats went overi Mrs. Neil Brown, chairman, re- Auxiliary Meets montl Bank Catholic High School, is em- Mrs. James Chapman, Mrs. A. 's °' February and March well-shaped chemise dresses. : ported progress on the program ployed by the Red Bank Register. Scheduled HIGHLANDS—Mrs. Ethel Koll- William Norris, Mrs. William Veneziani also showed lots of at an executive meeting last He is a memher of the Fair Ha- mar, president of the Ladies' Aux- Fiske, Mrs. Nelson Miller, Mrs. smooth gabardine coats, low-- RED BANK — The First Aid week. She said rehearsals are be- Cheryl Ann Abbers ven Fire Department, and a iliary of Twinlight Post, Ameri- Allan Albretsen and Mrs. Corb- Miss Doty belted and patched with military,Squad Auxiliary met Monday in ing held Mondays and Thursdavs member of the Holy Name and can Legion, Mrs. John L. Dedrick liss. Baptized Sunday pockets. They carnc in icv colors:the Spring Street headquarters,at « p.m., in Memorial Sc-lwoi. Ushers' Societies of Nativity land and Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, of sea green, pale yellow, and selected a nominating com-;Mrs. John Sweeney and Mrs BELFORD - Cheryl Ann1 Catholic Church, Fair Haven. chaplain and delegate, respective- Is Feted mango orange. ' j mittee of Miss Barbara Brower, .Thomas Meagher were named Abbes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ly, attended the meeting of the Veneziani got more dramatic Mrs. Herbert Chameroy and Mrs.:ticket chairmen. Ronald Abbes, Leonardville Rd, Monmouth County American Le Puppet Show Frank Loversidge. John M« Grath outlined pro- was baptized Sunday in St. Trinity College At Shower for evening and made mad hats tion Auxiliary Friday. MIDDLETOWN — Miss Patri-'Of face-covering, boa-feathered Nomination of officers will take.grams for the Jamiarv and Fr'v The Freehold auxiliary enter- Mary's Catholic Church, cia Doty daughter of Mr. and brims to go with her hot-colored • place at the meeting Feb. 20. Iruary meetings. He said candi- tained the group. Mrs. John Carfoons Set Mrs. Paul Maresca, Red Bank, Alumnae to Meet : Mrs. Albert Doty of Keansburg,;chiffon cocktail dresses. Mrs. Robert Cadman, presi-^dates for the Board of Edncat nn Marus of Keyport is county presi- and Alex Craig, Jr., New Mon- ASBURY PARK - The Shore honored dent, welcomed Mrs. Saverio.will be invited to the January dent. mouth, were godparents. A hrM By Sisterhood b Cha ter of Alum- recently in the home of Mrs. Jo-! Melina as a new member. ;mcctin nresent hoard mcni- taitet lunched w £ held at the! a P Mrs. Samuel Scalzo, Mrs. Peter hers alsn will br invited, he s.rd. RED BANK - A children's home of Mr. and Mrs. Abbes. i" e Association will meet tomor- seph Martin, 2 Blossom La. West.; Ai Mrs. May DeFazio and Mrs. Jack Lover- The February meeting will fpp- program including cartoons and Present were Mr. and Mrs. Alex'row at 8:30 p.m. in the home of A buffet supper was served. I Mr sidge were named chairmen of a lure a skit by members to mark a puppet show will be presented Craig, Miss Nancy Craig, Paulj s. Anthony DcSpirito, 611 Sun- Miss Doty will become the; card party to be held Monday, Founders' Day. Past presidents here by the Sisterhood of Con- Maresca and children Elizabeth j set Ave. bride of John J. Fetherston ofi Gives Talk SHERMAN'S March 1, in the first aid station, will attend. gregation Beth Shalom, Maple and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Chris' Program plans for an alumnae West Keansburg Saturday. Hostesses were Mrs. Jack Lov- Mrs. William Novick. prr- Ave., in a public performance Abbes and sons Chris and Jay,;benefit card party and a prospec- Guests were Mrs. John Fether-, For Society ersidge and Mrs. Scalzo. school chairman, was introduced Sunday, Feb. 5, at 10 a.m. Mrs. and Misses Kathleen Craig, Ei-jtive student lea will be made.iston' West Keansburg^ Mrs.^Al- 'by Mrs. Joseph Kolodziej, prcsi- Milton Soloman is chairman. leen Wright, Charlene McCabe|Mrs. Harry Kearney, Chapel Hill fre'""'d Doty", Miss Alice Doty, Mrs. I LfNCROFT — Mrs. Rudolph FOR Gary De Carmen were Mrs. Mauser and Mrs. An-' volunteers to assist in con- 1t^.<\_ &*£1O| l*ftUUw^.l 1441 VA 1'AlhI* 1 111 the st duc n the Meeting hostesses were Mrs.'f°r a year, wear any more liplip-!| ™ attractive Rid on the!s ^ Eaion,OWn. | ton Kurt, hostesses. Mrs. Thomas j " S campaign Henna,. Culien, Mrs Samuel Zil-j ='"<*. nor iei it.y hiar. It mustjsfcct but.ray date boo. is packed Priesley, Mrs Philip Eisenhart, berblat, Mrs Ida Brown and.be worn plain. Worst of all, my!cach "'ee.t-end. I did net date un- t\lrj. William Smack,'Mrs. Harry Mrs. Seymour Wiesen. The Sister- father said he would never trust J1.1 '",ree "]onths aftcr mv lfilh iSeylaz, Mrs. Robert Kurtz, Mrs. m birthday. My parents were strict Gasior hood will meet again Feb. 9. e again. Mrs.- [William Diem Mrs. Charles Con- look but I'm bettei off for it. The kids THERFSANEH I knew 1 did very wrong but over, Mrs. William Mills, Mrs. in the class went to parties I never could confide in Mother in. ; Stanley Stilwcll, Jr., and Mrs. their freshmen, sophomore and NamesAides because she would yell, "Never Frank Bluhm bring up the subject of boys junior years. I did not because UNION BEACH — Mrs. Paul, belongs in your IIMG ROOM again." I am mature for my age I could not. Do you think myiGasior, Jr., newly elected presi-' j ALL and considered pretty, but I don't life is drab? Heck no! I'm onejdent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of Kornek care. of the happiest girls in the class|Harris Gardens Fire Company, But how are you supposed to with friends in many fields. named her standing committees Baptism SOFA & CHAIR Please print this EYES be where boys are, like in school, if you at a meeting last week in the NEPTUNE - Patricia Ann R. P. SLIPCOVER SPECIAL and not speak to them or go out fire house. Kornek, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. with them when they ask you? I Dear Kilty: They are Mrs. Paul Gasior. Sr.. Ronert G Kornek, 10 Willow Dr., AS LOW AS !!! ARE want to be liked. As a result. My iG-"vear-oIcl daughter , sunshine; Mrs. Kenneth Lake. was baptizer* in St. Elizabeth's I'm in serious trouble. ,,cen Roin;, s|ca(k. Catholic Church, Avon, Sunday, five months. ' *' Kitty, you are the only one I|She was a tool Margaret Jan 8 ON can turn to. I felt like leaving til then. " Rev. Joseph A. Mulligan offi- $/IQ50 home till I remembered all the a chance to her homework. ciated. The godparents were Mr. girls I know of you have helped. membership. land Mrs. Sam Bianchi. North TOWN and ,, • . ,-H-e lives three blocks from us How can I eyer get my mother and wc ,.„„., hjm (0 Plans were discussed for a Fiflh Ave _ Long Branch, uncle and father to believe I know I nome_CV(,n fnr (|inncr „ has spaghetti dinner to be held in the;and aunt of the infant. 49 did wrong and to forgive and for-jno jobi is a smart A|cc d h d fire house. Miss Smith will be in A ce|ebration was held follow- Reg. 79.50 value Ket? And how can 1 ever be|,(, ,,. to i my girl to ch ge trusted again by them? Please e nc ve " ' ing the ceremony at the home of milrrv him! The hostess at the meeting wasjMr and Mrs Kornek. Attending print this as a warning to all! 1 call me cruel because I| M"- Alfred Earl. !Werp wi|,iam E Mahcri Av0I)( (;irls my ase.—Kay only allow her to go out week-j Others attending^ were Mrs.jmatprna, Rrandfather; Mrs. Hel- Kay dear: This whole sorry Harvt rik end,.....,..„.,.„s and se,t a„ 10:3.....vuM.t,,0 curfew.. Thi.,„.-s, Jamcs hllls'.., , y '•" -;cn Kornek, paternal grandmoth- situation stems from icnoranco. allhiisciiusnlmuchunhappiness.!^"1 M"'. Alfred ™™™- >'"• er, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Fall- If your parents had the slight- Ca rn St Mrs Frances Please lei] me what to " -|S ' ? - or, Miss Betty Kehoe and Anton est comprehension of lht> ado- Desperate Mother is ;ilonu to your ly. He .sun.' to enclose a stamped, was made Un the department, SH 7-1263 GUARANTEED father mid mother. Tell them self-addressed envrlopo nnd ad-'prrsinVnt'.'; piojrct, |h1: Citliuiliiil I Illghwuy 35 SH 7-0652 Middletown Hint the past exists only as dross her care of this newspa- jof the Air chapel at Hie I.nkcliursl. 90 W. Front St.. Red Bank 5 BLOCKS NORTH OF NAVIiSINK UIVKR long as they lot it. Every day per. Helpful leaflets available. JNaval slatioi-.. Mrs .John Wankel | Phoni SH 1-980° is a new clay. Write for "Puppy Love." I was hostess after the meeting. '. Stltct Ciit Mrs. Eisenhower's Views May For Play To Select Anniversary In Festival Legion Aide Dinner Head Parallel 's RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Woman's Club drama department responsibilities that go with run- he left the White House. He died Delegates Is Named By JOY MILLER has selected a cast for a play to ning the 107-room White House KEANSBURG - Elections UNION BEACH - The Ladies1 AP WOMEN'S EDITOR there three years later. be presented at the fifth district were held for the selection of Auxiliary of the fire company NEW YORK — "Thi general!for the joys of puttering around Mrs. Wilson's Days drama festival April 18 in Wall and I feel like children just re- her own house. "I've been su county delegates at a meeting of, made plans for its anniversary A large woman who likes some- Township. [thL fr M Ae AmericaA V** >\*iinnnM LegioX AA?«^n Auxiliar1 ..••!l!*_,yi dinneJ 1 >« _ Ar ^ Feb1 ' _ L . 25Off , a_•t a_ meetin.. x1 g last t letted from school," wrote the premely happy as a housewife,' what elaborate clothes, Mrs. Wil- Casting and final details were , , . . | « First Lmdy shortly before her she has said—and she wanti to son comes out of seclusion rarely |273 as week h L haUi Wcck in the fire house Mrs completed at a meeting in thj . Thomas Marotta was husband stepped out of office to be one again. these days except for ceremonial Manni P1 home of Mrs. George Heller, J Mrs. Florence Haitch, Mrs.]ch*im*n- retire UJ their country home. She ' will be something more occasions. She does plan to at- Coach Dr., Hazlet, department That was 164 years ago, and than that, however, from a his-tend the inauguration Friday. William Ellissen and Mrs. George Following the business meet- toric point of view. At 64 Mamie chairman. the President's wife was Martha A few years ago it was report Thornton will serve as county del- ing, a surprise stork shower was Eisenhower will be the youngest The original play, written by Washington. ed she played bridge several egates. Alternates will be Mrs. given for Mrs. William Bommer. of four living former First La Mrs. Heller, will be presented But you can almost hear times a month, with sessions last William Doyle, Mrs. Bernadette Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Coz- dies, sharing the distinction with during the Festival of Plays, a Mamie Eisenhower saying it, as ing sometimes until after mid- VanHart and Mrs. James Pappa. ens and Mrs. James Calhoun. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, :<-s project of the New Jersey State she and tho general prepare to night. She indulges in it less and Mrs. Thomas McDonald, presi-j Mrs. Bommer was presented a Franklin D. Roosevelt and Mrs Federation of Women's Clubs. leave Washington for their 500- less of late. dent, named Mrs. Katherine stro|ier and satin comforler. Harry Truman. Two plays — one adjudged best ' acre farm at Gettysburgh, Pa. She attends church at the William Doyle; Attendinf, were Mr5 Fred The oldest is Edith Boiling Ball in the northern part of the state A Happy Housewife Washington Cathedral (Episco- Brunner, Mrs. John Calandra, Wilson, now 88, who still lives in and one adjudged best in the It's the first home they've ever pal) where Wilson is buried. Commander Robert Jameson!Mrs. Henry Gunsauls, Mrs. Ray- Washington in the 26-room house southern part of the state — will owned, and Mrs. Eisenhower Memory of Red Room of the American Legion post ad- mond Klein, Mrs. Herbert Klein, her husband bought in 1921 when be presented at the state conven- probably is eager to trade the Not long ago she turned up at dressed the auxiliary on details Mrs. Herbert F. Klein, Mrs. Mar- tion In Atlantic City in May. the debut Mamie Eisenhower concerning the annual past presi- tin Me Inerney, Mrs. Raymond Net proceeds from all district gave for her two nieces. Mrs. dents' and commanders' dinner Menges, Mrs. Keith Gunsauls, Festival of Plays go toward the Wilson was observed standing in to be held Saturday in the post Mrs. William Marinella, Jr., Mrs. Let Children Choose maintenance of a drama scholar- quiet meditation beneath a por- home. Robert Schiable, Mrs. Gustave ship at Douglass College. Mrs. trait of her late husband hanging Mrs. Dirner, Mrs. James Haggerty, Heller will direct the play to be George Thornton, 145 over the fireplace in the Red Mrs. Marotta and Mrs. Theodore presented by the local group. Main St., was named, chairman Chores, Says Specialist Room. Trembley. A second cast has been selected of a rummage sale which will be It had been In the Red Room We decided that Tom and Sally of doing the job he chooses, lei to present a play for the Woman's held Feb. 27 through March 4 in sh" had served tea to ambassa- would help around the house him try it. Children learn by Club membership in the spring, the post home. Donations of cloth- dors and ministers and their ing are being accepted by Mrs. this year, reports a mother. doing. They can learn a greal THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT of th. Sycamor* School re- under the direction of Mrs. deal when someone shows them wives when they called at the Thornton and Mrs. McDonald, 16 Union Gardens This is a good way to start ceives gift of a record cabinet from the Woman's Club Charles Pedrido. off the New Year. Youngsters how to do a job, then lets them While House after her marriage Welcomed into the drama de- Lincoln Ct. learn skills and develop better go ahead and do it. Practice is to the President in 1915. of New Shrewsbury. Eyeing the new equipment are, partment were Mrs. Bernard The auxiliary voted to send a Installation Mrs. Wilson may not go out family relationships when they needed and the home is the left to right, Terry Tegnazian, third grade pupil at the Kiernan, Mrs. David Miller. Mrs. donation to the Chapel of Four place to learn;" according to much, but the next oldest former Chaplains in Philadelphia. help willingly with household school; Mrs. Paul C. Knauff, club president; Mrs. Rob-James Barr, Mrs. Ozzie Donat chores says, Mrs. Phyllis Greer, Mrs. Greer. First Lady maintains a schedule and Mrs. Fred F. Iverson. Also Dinner Held specialist in human relations at that would exhaust a woman half ert Tegnazian, a club member, and Edward A, Pavlosky, participating were Mrs. Earnest UNION BEACH — The Ladies' Rutgers University. her age. At 76, Eleanor Roosevelt principal. Fred Foster, Mrs. William Mc- Ladies' Aid Auxiliary of Union Gardens Fire is still a dynamo of activity. Lane, Mrs. William Parry, Mrs. Company held its installation list The catch is that often in as- Circles Hold Dynamo of Activity week in the fire house. lining chores parents are Charles Pedrido and Mrs. Walter She travels extensively, makes Doyle. Society Stages Mrs. Helen Bracken, a past arbitrary about deciding which president, was the installing of- job the child will do. and are Luncheon innumerable speeches, writes Mission Talk Club Observes RED BANK — January meet daily newspaper column and ficer. authoritarian about ordering the BONNIER PARTY Delayed Party Seated were Mrs. Kenneth youngsters to do it, she adds. ings of the circles of the Wom-monthly magazine feature, lec- en's Fellowship of the Red Bank tures on international relations, For Guild Birthday Of WICKATUNK — Miss Claire HOLMDEL — A delayed Christ- Burkhardt, president; Mrs. Alex The child either rebels and has mas party was held by the Baptist Church included a cov- appears on radio and television, NEW MONMOUTH -.Mrs. Wil- Bonnier, daughter of Mr. and Diamond, vice president; Mrs. to be forced to do his chores, or Ladies' Aid Society of the Fed- ered dish luncheon, a speaker answers a steady stream of mail bur Roberts had charge of the Mrs. Harry Bonnier of Ridge Rd. Benjamin Young, recording sec- he forgets and must be constan- erated Church last week in fellow- from India, and a quilting party. with meticulous care and works Mary Elizabeth Sutphin Guild Mrs. Marinella entertained Saturday at a party retary; Mrs. Edwin Haug, treas- tly reminded. in her home. Attending were Joe ship hall. hard for her favorite causes, meeting last week in the Baptist UNION BEACH - The birth- urer, and Mrs. Mary Poduska, A large hurdle is for parents Circles 1 and 2 held a covered fellowship hall. The topic was and Emily Anne Youssouf, Rose A food sale will be held in secretary. ,.°'rl. ,,..,, ,.„.,..„,,„.. ,oldish luncheon at the church fol- particularly the American Asso- day of Mrs. William Marinella, "iiifuiiiiaiiun Piuase,'• and mis- May. Oa i'ne committee are Mrs. Mrs. Bracken presented Mrs. lowed by a program on thciatioe n for the United Nations i Sr., was marked at a meeting capable of doing important jobs. Lamberson, Walter Elff and Paul Douglas Fromm, Mrs. George George White, retiring president, theme "That the Nations May the Democratic party. sionary fields were discussed. of the auxiliary of the Italian- but that the parents should not Schanck, Mrs. John S. Holmes Know Him." As she once cplained it: "You Mrs. William Bisgrove spoke American Social Club. Mrs. Lamberson of Robertsville, Dan- a gift from the group. expect adult perfection; "So iel Hutt, William Scrabogna, Hol- and Mrs. Joseph Phillips. Mrs. Francis Swartz, Fair see, I have nothing to do butabout missionaries in the Congo; Marinella, Sr., received a deco- A baked ham dinner was often the kind of jobs the chil- ly Hills, Betty Jean McCarthy, Haven, was in charge, assisted work. I have no family responsi Mrs. William Roberts, World Vi- rated cake and a secret pal gift. Hostesses at the meeting were served. dren get are the ones the adults Randy Dice, Kathy and Pat by Mrs. John Rickman, Mrs bilities and no professiona sion Missionary work; Mrs. Rich- Mrs. Charles Ely, Mrs. Harold Others attending were Mrs. like least, such as taking out the Mrs. Anthony La Conte was Seminara, Nancy Clark, Marga- Harry Omar Ball, and Mrs. Walter Can career. I can take on anything ard Weiss, Pocket Testament Dancer and Mrs. Fromm. Also Henry Brouck, Mrs. garbage, making beds or wash- named chairman of a spaghetti ret Van Mater and Henry Molaris field. that comes along and seems League; MM. Dora Griggs, Mis- attending were Mrs. Thomas Ant- Chandler, Mrs. Edward Culler.. Ing disl dinner to be held Jan. 28 in theof Marlboro, Patricia Croddickof isell, Mrs. Edwin Liebenow, Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Kachlee, Mrs. Ed- Mrs. J. J. Sunderlahl of Jul-worthwhile." sions to the Greeks; Mrs. Thomas it's n Roberts, Sudan Interior Missions, club house. The dinner is an an- Wickatunk, Jo Anne Delbert, Ted- Harry Kissel, Mrs. John Holmes, ward Luttcheau, Mrs. George lundur, India, spoke at the Circle She spends her summers most can't Ret excited about them and Mrs. Wilhur Roberts, about nual club affair. dy Alt and Arlene Delbert of Mrs. Wilson Conover, Mrs. An-Mancini, Mrs, Joseph Scalnne, 5 meeting in the home of MrsI.v at the family home in Hyde fays Mrs. Greer. Rev. John Snavely, missionary Morganville, Francine Mullen of drew Burkhardt, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Harold Spencer, Mrs. Burt Warren Elliott, Fair Haven. Park, N. Y., and her winters in A joint special meeting of the "One way to assign jobs is to pilot in Africa. Lincroft and Tony, Adele and Lawrence, Mrs Phillips and Mrs. Woodhead, Mrs. William Young, Circle I) held a business meet- a New York apartment. Some Social Club and auxiliary was have evry member of the house- llcld last n ht t0 Barbara Santonocita of NewSchanck. Mrs. Anthony Dworna Mrs. Joseph Young and Mrs. ing and social hour at the home times she makes disparaging re- A workshop for the Monmouth| '8 complete ar- hold list things that need to be ran emenls York kowski was a guest. George Sappah. of Mrs. Frank Kaepplein, co- marks about her memory, butAssociation of Baptists will be' S - done, then combine the lists. leader, in Fair Haven, and wen she never forgets a birthday or held Feb. 14. Members of the "She advises with everyone to- on to Mrs. Elliott's home for anniversary of her large family Deborah Griggs Guild also will gether, each member can choose the program. of children, grandchildren, great be present. the jobs he prefers to do, then grandchildren. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold accept responsibility for them. Circle 4 met at the home o Mrs. Franklin Swenson in Fair Morford, Mrs. Thomas Roberts, "Even though the parent Bess Family-Minded Haven to cut quilting blocks and Mrs. Milton Ward and Mrs thinks youngsters isn't capable Also family minded is Bess Richard Weiss. Christmas cards to be sent to Truman, now living quietly with Burma. the former President in their Do you get Circle 6 met at the home o rambling home in Independence, Adult Education Installation Mrs. Thomas Wilson, Rive Mo. She runs the household, Plaza. shops, plays bridge with her Course Slated friends. Occasionally they come Fund Party • NEW BRUNSWICK - The Rut- the breakfast you need to New York to visit their daugh- Troop Gives ter Margaret, her husband Clif- gers Graduate School of Educa- For Auxiliary ton Daniel, and their two young tion announced today that Dean Original Play Ernest E. McMahon of the state HIGHLANDS - The Ladies' ons. university's evening divisions and Auxiliary of the Veterans of For- RED BANK — An original Now 75, Mrs. Truman has for the life you lead? a national leader in adult edu- eign Wars will hold a card party play, written and produced by avoided publicity perhaps more cation, will teach the first of its In March, to benefit its installa- Martha Gilmour, was presented than any other First Lady in re new series of graduate courses tion fund. to members of Brownie Troop cent years. A friend once called 15 by Girl Scout Troop 72 in in the field of adult education Bulletins were read at the last her "The kind of woman other the First Presbyterian Church. Dr. McMah^n's course in the meeting concerning Radio Free women like" because of her administration of adult education Europe, and Crusade for Free- Members of the cast were Su- straightforward manner and sin will be given on the New Bruns- dom. san Greenwald, Leslie Dalton cerity. wick campus Saturday mornings Announcement was made of the Jacqueline Cadman, Sue Dorhn, Mrs. Truman once said that Joan Gregory, Abbi Close, and from 9:20 to 12:50, beginning official visit of Mrs. Rita Scar- qood health and a well devclopet Feb. 4. borough, sixth district president, Barbara Giorno. sense of humor are the- greates on Tuesday, Feb. 14. The troop is sponsored by theassets for a President's witc. The instruction, which is de- A tricky tray party will be held Women's Association of the Other First Ladies undoubtedly signed for directors, teachers, and following the meeting next Tues- church. Mrs. Harold D. Green leaders of adult schools and Col- day. Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, wald Jr. is leader. leges, grows out of the increasing 1 president, anc Mrs. Harold Oakes Church to. Show need for adult education, the, will be hostesses. League Changes Rutgers announcement reports j Announcement was made of the Graham Film Further details may be ob-; sixth district meeting to be held Meeting Date ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-'The tained by calling or writing the Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the VFW COLTS NECK - The Women's Graduate School of Education, | Heart Is A Rebel." a new reli- f Home in Cliffwood Beach. Service League of the Colts Rious film featuring evangelist Department o Administration and Mrs. Ruth O'Neil, chaplain, and Neck Reformed Church will mee Billy Graham, will be shown to-Supervision, 4C College Ave., New Mrs. Joseph Partusch, junior vice Monday at 8:30 p.m. in the home morrow at 7:-45 p.m. in the Cen-Brunswick. president, were reported on thoef Mrs. Arvid WinquisC Mrs. tral Baptist Church. sick list. Stanley Herbert will be co-host The cast includes Ethel Waters Federated Couples Mrs. Edward A. Kwik and Mrs. ess. and Jane Withers. Robert M. Waters, Sr, were host- The meeting, orginally sched- Club Has Supper esses. uled for laM Monday night, Patricia Merrill HOLMDEL - The Couples C lub was postponed because of the of the Federated Church held a VALENTINE DANCE snowstorm. Plays in Recital covered dish supper Saturday in KEYPORT — The Rosary-Al- Youth and Junior Choirs will FREDERICK, Md. - Miss Pa- fellowship hall. Hosts and host- tar and Holy Name Societies of join the league Sunday in a visi esses were Mr. and Mrs. Walker St. Joseph's Catholic Church will to the Bethany Home for thtricie a E. Merrill, 291 Silverside Ave., Little Silver, appeared in Sutphin, Mr. and Mrs. William combine to present a Valentine's Aged in Irvington. The choirs will Menzel, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert dance for adults Saturday, Feb. be directed by Mrs. William a student recital Sunday at Hood College. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. William' II, at 9 p.m. Jim McCabe's or- Flock and Mrs. William Van Stevenson and Mr. and Mrs. AI-I Miss Merrill played the piano chestra will furnish music. Note. bert Niehuas. selection "Three Lyrics, No. 11" by Bridge. Others present were Mr. and| The recital included six selec- Mrs. Joseph Phillips, Mr. and tions by advanced student musi- Mrs. Edwin Liebenow, Mr. and] cians. Mrs. John Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs.j William Becher, Mr. and Mrs , Herbert Stewart, Mr. and Mrs St. Xgnes PTA Harry Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. lid- Cinderella Bootery Party Next Week win Liebenow, Mr. and Mrs George Schanck, Mr. and Mrs. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Douglas Fromm, Rev. and Mrs 123 Broad St. The St. Agnes Parent-Teacher As- Andrew Burkhardt and Mr. and I sociation will hold its annual card Mrs. Anthony Dwornakowski. party next Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the church hall. Surprise Luncheon Mrs. Stanley Kozak, PTA pres- ident, announced that her com- Given Miss Goodman mittee includes Mrs. Edward Wil- liams and Mrs. Vincent Maloney, RF.D BANK - Miss Laura Eat high-protein H-O Oatmeal- chairmen; Mrs. Chester Dano- Goodman, daughter of Mr. and| FAMOUS witz,, tickets, and Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Melvin Goodman, 72 Hard- McNee, ways and means. ing Rd., was given a surprise the stamina-building breakfast! luncheon in Shadowbrook Restau- TRUSTITCtt rant in honor of her 16th birth- M. L. Vetter PTA day. More protein of high quality than You can get this H-0 goodness three HAND SEWN LOAFERS EATONTOWN — Members of Guests indued Mrs. Goodman, any other whole-grain cereal, hot or ways—in fast-cooking "Quick"... new Mrs. Murray Rosen, Mrs. Lester (Ilk., Br'n, Red. Sins 3.10) he Board of Education will be cold I And a serving of H-0 Oatmeal "Instant",. and hearty "Old Fashioned." ntroduced to the Parent-Teacher Simon, Miss Barbara Milligan, AssociatioA n of M, L. Vetter Miss Beverly Bergcr, Miss with milk is in the same high protein You and your family will love delicious, School nt a meeting tomorrow Lynnc Stein, Miss Marilyn Walsh, class as an egg with a strip of bacon— hot H-O Oatmeal, and it provides nutri- Miss Rosalie Lichter, Miss Janice at 8:15 pp.m. Cntelli, Mips Sandy Bauer, Miss gives stamina-building vitamins Bi and ents needed every day for stamina. The 'program will also include Anita D'Amico, Miss Chnrlcnc B:>, phosphorus, calcium and iron, too. ilms and a tape recording of The only oatmeal PAN-TOASTED Stosik, Miss Patricia Policnstrn, $coo the fourth grade Christmas pro- for extra-special flavor Miss Charlolte Naimo, Miss I in j jrnm. da Wilson, Miss Peggy Fonskm, BARN MOUSF. ROCK Mi1* Ann Wynkonp. Miss Su.'.in Value $7.99 HIGHLANDS — The eighth .Jnffi-e, Miss Carole Sidcrman, H-O Oats...the high-protein cereal for the life you lead today rade will sponsor a dance,]and Miss Gail Carlucci. j 'Barn Hmisr Rork." Friday at he public school auditorium from VISITS FLORIDA ' to 10 p.m. John and Donnn HOLMDKL — Mrs. Taylor Ilarlsma of Oakhurst, profession- llance of Main Rd. is spending al callers, will conduct the several weeks with her sister nt anrps. Lnko Worth, Fla. WARD'S GIGANTIC Up

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Winrow m 5 •-•5 oaii I j j MIDDLETOWN — Coach Dave Aibury Park 2 2 .500: Neptune court. | scored six and eight points, re-Kern Kalvo 1 2 .33JJ Neptune took the league lead spectively, to liven up the Bucs. B*auford 2 2 6 Klalaky I Wirth's Middletown Townsliipj Mi dktown Wlnrow » 1 U 1 1 .2*0 with a 3-1 record, while Red Bank Bill Smith led Red Bank with*'™^ * " * Hi;;h School quintet was behind I Freehold 4 j Sweeney 0 0 0 dropped into a two-way tie with 17 markers on eight field goals i'm ,117| Smith S 1 17 by four points after three quar-j Clais B Hol Asbury Park, with 2-2 marks for and a lone foul. Winrow rec- 6 0 12 I terthes fourtlast h nightchapte, bur tto go pultl hooutt i na | Northern Division orded 14 on a half dozen bas- is § 6i I Lait Night's Results third. Long Branch, stepping out lied Bank "l..l.~.~~ 12 » » =1-57 58-53 win over Freehold Region- of the loop yesterday to pfay kets and a pair of fouls. Neplune '* '• » J*-61 Manasquan 57, Hoffman 5} : al. Keyport 72, Wall Twp. 45 Princeton, is 2-1, n second place. By scoring the win, Middletown Matawan 71, Atlantic Highlands Neptune took the lead at the jumped a notch out of the Shore II start and never relinquished it Conference A Division cellar spot Standings to the Bucs, although there was with a 1-2 record, and pushed W L Pet. only a 15-12 score at the end of I the Colonials into that position j Keyport 4 0 1.N3the first. i with a 1-3 record. I{Matawan 3 • l.tM In the mid periods the Fliers The game was close through-' Manasquan ) 1 .7511 poured it on to out-rack the Bucs, out with the Lions getting the Runtson-F. H. I 2 JJ3 33-18. In the second it was 16-9 edge, 11-9, at the end of the first. Atlantic Highlands I S .25* and in the third, 17-9. At the end With an identical score in thHoffmae n • 3 .*o•f three periods Neptune was second, Middletown led 22-18. Wall Township I 3 .IN flying with a 48-30. In the final chapter the Bucs had a 21-16 MRS. ANSON G. HOYT HONORED—"Red" Barber, noted sports commentator, Freehold took the offensive in Class B margin against some reserves. right, congratulates Mrs. Anson G. Hoyt, 3 Dogwood La., Rumson, on admittance the third with a 19-11 quarter Southern Division margin for a 37-33 lead. Then in Brick 78, Point Pleasant Beach AI Kern was the consistent to family membership in the Gulf Marine Racing Hall of Famt Saturday in Newthe fourth the Lions spread out scorer for Nefftune. He racked up York. Presentation took place during the organization's Awards Breakfast. Mrs. the scoring for a 25-16 quarter Toms River 12, Southern Rcg'on- 25 points with seven in the first, Hoyt has been a member of her husband's lUft) crew in predicted log contests for ; advantage. Osnato was the bigi .no five in the second, another seven ma n wltn Standings I in the third, and six points in the ' I seven points, W L Pet. final. the past 10 years. ! Coach Wirth's squad produced one of its best team efforts ofiToms River 3 • 1.(03 Playing out of a zone defense, the season. The Lions moved thciLakewood 2 • 1.M1 Moore and Holland were great ball well with Steward and Ulase-! Brick Township 2 I Ml ball hawks, stealing at will and REMEMMR THEM7 Four grid heroes «re honored as all- Mrs. Anson G. Hoyt Voted Into converting steals into deuces. wich sparking. Ulasewich stood! Point Pleasant .2 2 .500 time greats by the Washington Touchdown Club, each out both defensively and on of- j Southern Regional 0 3 .100 At one time during the game, fense. Central Regional 0 1 .000Neptune was out in front by 20receiving a trophy. The four are, left to right, Glenn points and was never in danger Davis and Doc Blanchard of Army, Bill Dudley of Vir- Gulfs Racing Hall of Fame Roger Barry and Ulasewich after getting past the first quar- scored 16 and 15 points respec- ter. ginia and Johnny Lujack of Notre Dame. NliW YORK — The selection Island for the Twenty Four Silver Don Rimbach. popular skipper y to lead the Lions' scoringg. Brick Upsets committee for the Gulf Marine Bead Trophy, and finished first and tough competitor in predicted!?"werth'r.ndUn Brodiewere Racing Hall of Fame voted to in the Jackson Memorial test on I contests" also'had his'brothers! h'sh .for Frecho!d with 14 andGulls| , Wagner Says Firemen's extend the membership held byjLong Island Sound for the Bay-Included in family circle with!13 Polnts respectively. Freehold's junior varsity took; BRICK TOWNSHIP - Before Matawan Dr. Anson G. Hoyt of 3 Dogwood side Power Squadron Trophy. I Gulf Marine Racing Hall of l,a., Rumson, N, J., to include "Seafarer" was runner-up in [Fame membership certificates.: I e preliminary tussle with a!a capacitp y house and a disap- N.Y. Will Get Pin Tourney his wife, Helen. the New York Athletic ClubiBob and Tom Rimbach were in- 65-37 count. Inointcd turncd-away crowd. Brick Mrs. Hoyt qualified for the,Block Island race and also woundlcludcd in a family membership, Milliilt'louil rr.Hl I Freehold I.VI G K T i Stadium \niioimced honor by regularly serving in the up second in the Scotland Light-' After Dr. Hoyt made his name Ominl I 1 .V J.Kroillr I easant Wea^h by | Edges crew of her husband's boat "Sea- ship cruise from Atlantic City tojin the predicted log contest sport, Ilnrr 1 1 S ' I. nr.nllf I the Ci'ills, 78-56. on the vic- NEW YORK (AP) - Mayor. TRENTON - John Carr, sec v n-?i:itn 4 I VJ Kani- 1 farcr" while outstanding per-jScotland Lightship. hie tnrn«d th« whoni of > formances were recorded in pre- %H:C n Noil Their over-alj performance inlfarer" over to his wife for the ,<"m- I S 10 Ei-mi" 1 «'' ' riddled Point's de-L, doubt ,hat New York will) Volunteer Firemen's tournament, dicted-log contests. 1 1 1rn hv five races earned them the Fred! I960 season Skii>prr Helen took v "" " .. !!""'£-">• " ' ' ^ scoring M points.' stadium Tigers announced this week that the A native of Red Bank, Mrs. Horenburger Trophy, given by over where her husband left off, n-.i'in'v":V i 1 3 l"rreii •.• '1 1 TN^ill d'lnkcHn 11 baskets and; stad.u.m 1 T l> li:ln 5 3 111 Hnyt has been active in pre-jthe Eastern Cruiser Association, and, with his same championship ^',-« ' "" " >" "nnv«<-ted 11 fouls for his total.! Flushing Meadow HarHarKK in) Mercer County Volunteer Fire- dicted-log races for 10 years. Shejand the John Gans Trophy. for i touch, won the F.astcrn Cruiser, o'rnai* "woir" & jicimyrp Brick confused the Point;time for the new National League: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — men's Bowlinug Leagu^__e is spon- ll i;i 1 w ; served as navigator in previous the smallest number of seconds!Division title with thc highest \\ ' ' f; " - V 11 11 11 ^ .> Pliant team bv coming 110 with (eam in 1962, [Coach Roxy Finn's Tigers of At-!soring j(ssecon d annua| N j s ! an!!C H| hlands campaigns until the 1960 season, error per mile in two races also m,mber of noints >p°< ._..._._. ••_•-»_• "•> , fl,n cmirt „,-„„ and continn-J Th m,vnr., ont|mi,m ,..,, noti K High Schoo!|v| Firemen'.: Rnu'.n'n. when she assumed the respondent to the Hoyt's. i ,n fact, Mrs. Hnvt had mnre: Sam Jones pitched a one-hitter ^ thrmi-rhout the game. ! ™e"d ZweTr bv wrence RaVe mighly Matawan a '""K"'^ ,,, uT u * 1 n the C0Urt last nis ht b Toilrnc v at c w sibilities of captain. I Mrs. Hoyt, the mother of fouripoints in the East than the l!)(!0 and a pair of two-hit sanies for Ro-n, William*, mainstay for.L„"'comptroller Gernsa said ''™ ° . c; . "' h"e Horse Bowl. ! l0Smp a 061 dccision During the past season. the|children, was second highest injnational point rhampinn, Elias A 'the San Francisco Giants last -h" Gulls held thc scorin» end h' .^H i,a« reservations on'fin I " to jmfi Academy here. 1C Huskics Hoyt's triumphed in three major.national point scoring among.Kalil of Ncw York A.C. season. He had three three- 'in for the loser by flipping -nciai details and observed that^" - I The competition is slated (0 run events .They took the Captain predicted-log contestants in 1M0.J M N Shanshv of I os Angeles hitters thrnuah 2i markers. j- construction had started last! The win gave Matawan a 3-0 two week-ends starting Feb. 11, Billop Trophpyy for victory in the *-<•---•-•In the predicted log contest Ca,jf was the outstandins slin fairthev would have had to work (record in the Shore Confcrence|willl en(ri , . } ,. Richmond County Yacht Club category, another famous family; class B h per n i" In finish it in lime fori ' Northern section, while: race around Staten Island, |of this yachting sport is the . " 'I the loss gave Atlantic a M mark.! This is 100 per cent handicap triumphed in the Palisades Yacht[Rimbach boys of Flushing, Newiranked third behind Mrs. Hoyt inPaulson Sparks Rumson -h, Club contest around Manhattan'York. Inational point standing for 1960. Th^wo statement, were .,-! « "-red - « the sued after the board of estimate.j^ *»>*« *W |^ ™e up.;,, £ To a Win Over Central meeting in executive session.! "h the least ^ °f rouble. but; from th- en- vo|u f Iheard an explanation of the! they were fooled. After getting RUMSON — Freshman Vernnnpoints, hittinc four for four from 'crrns of a proposed lease from."'1 t0 a Ib'- 1'rst-quartcr lead, Upper Raritan, Team to Beat T0;!rnEf doubles, singles and all Matawan sa Paulson yesterday afternoonluip rharit" line. P?tP Schanrk!Donald Grant, president of the| "| * determined "R-jcvent.s are scheduled, -narked a third ncriod Rumsnn-put the BulMo»s back in thojiew National League team: i°r Olllllt "Pnl "acKl 0 close lhc| For furthci information and ; a -ltnm two olnts late Fair Haven Regional drive that•<*„,[ nn a n* ' nf fmil slmts an^.Parks Commiss-nnpr Newbold;« P ° " P '"lentry blanks, contact Mr Carr. In R.A.A. Basketball League led to a 53-49 victorv for thc'ijiil B?'"» throw in i inmn"riMorris and mn Shrn. -liairman;tlle tn'rd qllartcr. |Hillside Dr., RD 64, Robbinsville, Bulldogs over Central Regionally ..n the Bu!!do° lead to four of the Mayor's baseball commit-1 Matawan's snapshooting at the-N. J. on the winners' co»rt. The "sincj'•>«•). tee. ' ifoul line proved to be the bloom-! RARITAN TOWNSHIP- Upper of about 10 points for most of the S le wanmB Raritan stamped itself as thconteste . 'Till! '" " iwas a battle of the me game: .. ^chanced basket.! The mayor said a mCmoran-1'"8 "'the win Coach Bruce Mac-, moments. winners as the Bulldogs won -.-•:i {)• Cutcheon s club dunkcd 4 frce Roving Minstrel team to beat in thc Raritan Rniidn-s «•»-<" in f-nnt.irJUm of agreement outlining the| '" - > Sol Lesser of the winners top- Fourth place_ Harmony, ;vhich; encounters while!.-..•, lhrows while team "r nne nf thcir fivc • fte- a cfn' *"> lav Har-|terms"and"comiitions"of"a"pro"-!s . the Atlantic <£,,*?„, Athletic Association Irague last ped all scorers for the evening has been havin the C0llld week by downing two first di- with 10 points, followed by t|j ii miseries !he rjnlden Fables drnpnpd seven j-»v jii qijiMn-s tu"n ^-"vHjirosedd ..lease_ ., will be submitted tn| produce only nine one SlUiei winning first n tcrs vision foes in as many nights. nf thpir first e M ames : t>—i,m nnH T-ff P"-.rjthp board before Mondav. He P°| , -. ai:. ,^! * K ' i ^ «n ^ After Matawan got off to that MIAMI (AP) — The Harbour The victories made it s°ven in "'1 hH on i nf *'.vo b'ds for construction will be ;kets and a free throw to leadjri-nt!; - 16-2 first period lead the little; View Farm's Roving Minstrel, a row for Upper Raritan each, and Bil Nicolay and George^t was the fourth consecutive de- ^iTppnned T"esdnv. ithe Bulldogs to a four point mar-!'oft ti u •ha* the Tigers fought back and at the,"'inner of the Champagne Stakes (Floyd's Bar) since a two-point Heller of Upper Raritan, eight!feat for Harmony and put them av; It has been estimated opening game loss to Woodland 15-11, in the third period.! T<-'y,oiP< .vit'-n'" fnu',' actual" constructTon^cost will't^wd "f the" session they "'ailed j and a leading candidate for the each. onlv one game up on the fifth!Thp was tied at the H'f. ,»., „ ;,,mn u,,, c-h-^-'-'^ million and that architect «a»cr club by a 21-13 count.|$l00.000-added Flamingo Stakes. Park. Upper Raritan held a one- Third place Foxwood was the j and sixth place teams, suffercd a game lead over Raritan Police ^4-24, so these points proved ,,-i.r, ^0 s-r-H,'-ft. "i^.jtural and encineerins costs win' Atlantic took the edge in thei cerebral_hemorrhage h fi f ;l ; yesterday. The three-year-old as the league entered its second other first division team to bow| The teachers' victory, irst foribo the winning margin 3« thetvnii.rd Sdd S1.2 m l on. The 'erms of second period, 23-19, and was before Upper Raritan's power, Florida-bred horse fell in the round this week at Balbach's, them since the sdasnn opener.'-lubs battled" to a" 14-14 tie incU h'"-';eth;es fofor tht « F•>"'"<•'thFthe e nn>-oposed lease were not re-, right back in a tight ball game but did so begrudgingly, 46-42. was a real surnrisp—especially the finil stanza. The E^les "ev-j-nri P»--H™ hit !»• nf t.vn fr--!vcalcd. S trailing by four 40-36 i walking ring in front of his barn Keansburg. Each team is sched- : at a uled for a total of 16 regular sea- The first placers were in front j to Harmony Park. Harmony e\ -Cr pulled within less than four'"irnws for »>«' ^,!Mn-s to" corn- The Huskies picked up an addi-1 H' leah. Veterinarians said most of the way, but Foxwood joected to have its hands full with nnints in the final three minutes-'- itional two points in the third aft-1 the-v would determine whether son games. a stayed within striking distancejTony Benctslty, who missed very of the game, n f "•* Signs er a 16-14 quarter and then added' » "Potion will be performed. First of Upper Raritan's vic- until the end. Two quick bucketsjfew shots in scoring points. On« of tlir- hottest tmmPtiK nf •'.« \;>n „„,t n Strokes are rare in race horses, tims last week was Di n : three more points by taking the I by Nicolay stretched the UppenUnexnected. however, was an -1,0 , unloaded when rre --,,1. r- Tigers, 14-11, in the fourth .;and m the opinion of most train- Harmony Park, 35-24. anlP was Lee pcr Raritan Ieat 10 [>ointS witn e uall ers little can be done to restore first fnr hnth rl..h« ifter » Jn' ' '° i 1 >' sparkling effod by Bill if the sr»"tatnr<: $"> off n rmfr 1 S :tf»nf»1 ' Itiini«c ns^d as only 12 of 32 free throw attempts.j;;'Corpd* 12 ' °" ,'hird stan7a= tn snorkle for the '-"'-'•" "• i eight r, r.- p r, v Misht end irithe Packer offense. Nicolay, sparkplug ;n Upperi Nnr«a!" Manor rontinned thc''°l:'1"s wittl ?l' n°':nts- li-inem 7 fi "1 R.i rnv ,T 0 , , I Atlantic's jayecs lost a close T'in Bulldo°s i"mned out tn a 1 n - ' Sctlanrk : 4 « Raritan's drive to the 'op, put reiuvenatfon of the inwrr "cheloi Mav 2 1 S i '.'in'Hn 1 n ; He was rated as a good docker, ((J Matawan JVs 62.59 Arl '7-13 first neriod lead behind .Tpff;iwi!-;n« 2 .1 7 Paulson x 2 12-,nd also payed on defense for; on another stellallar exhibition inin,club|C1ubs with a S^fS?-^) defeadefent nf (OH1 Harvi-y Cummin5 wt for2 6 for th Ti caging 20 points. Upper Rari-'v.'oodland Park The "ame was!Mun»er's five baskets, all com-! „.„„, 3 17' Ri-ar.lon i n 5 Washington s Rose Bowl teams I gnrri-n (1 0 (1 but is a bit K^nt for defensive tan's Hanrahan and Josh Cer-jr|n.<;e thron"hnnt with" the leaden" on drives down the allev. "H I Pn-.trr (10 0 wan with 19. Bill Flynn scored menelli of the losers wwer e nextirha'nain'ft f hands spvernl""timp's":' Th^' e Ka*T""~lp's name "frn ' m a'""" fnur: ' .•> I II end in the NFL. 16 and Ed Welstead had 18. innint c|alicit Folkins lives in Seattle. He was in line at 15 apiece. One big;M nate held a 24-23 ?dRe at in- - 39-35. at the start j or in lT Ts: not drafted bv the American Rollie Peterson led the Mata- factor in Upper Raritan's win 'e^n-iiusinn ----- n, t)i9 f^,,..^ ner!od to tir it upj ]-.<-Kinnni' n ii ii '}- at W-a ii-5-VFootball League. i *»" team with a roaring 27 Prepare NOW With A was its success in holding downj -[-|1(, winners tied for seventh • "- Pinelli tallied all four ; [points. Three other Huskies were Hoehn. Foxwnod's leading scoret.:anc| P\n\^u w'it), the Tea'ii»rs. ! in double figures including Bill Hoehn tallied only three points-l , , | ,, Pr^. MEYER Snow Plow f( O! ivH sn ifi amK fnlrn I Bowie, 14, Terry Magee 13, and all foul shots — until his trio ol,\v>i|s. Snm *tree7P anri Wnrron i Bill Collins II. Tucker O'Kcefc Ro""pman. Nor™atp .ilsn H'H nn\ 1 dunked 18 and Fred Gerlach 17 and a Jeep Truck LADIES DAY ivp^n^pt d^ffn^'Vf iob on Wo^d-j for the Tigers. 'and'« ace. Bill Fn""'i. bn'diT'.j All. Mldv Hill : .Mp>U\M>n I'lll Clear snow quickly from 'liri tn a reason low nf " ravnts.j r; V P (i F P C'.;u-iircl;l i - HI 1'iMiTrfim IP 9 21 driveways, service areas Well^' 1(1 points led all scorers (I'Kcrff 9 0 IS Macro < 5 13 Hut kin 3 17, Collins « 0 i: and parking lots with a while Breeze had 14. Rn""eman (iorhich 7 3 17 Howlr .1 S II 12. and Frank Kenny nf Wood- M I.anc n I) II I Wltknwaky 1 - 4 4-Wliccl-Drive 'Jeep' Ki'i'R.-in 3 3 3 1 i;rc)Eory II II 0 land. 10. It was the second winj C.Lam- 0 0 0 ' Flynn 0 O (1Truck—with snowbladc. in a row for Norgate after los- j M.irntfii 0 0 (I The extra traction ol JUST KIDDS PLAY—A new in" its first six. "fi !! 01 : '.',1 '-'I 711 Allntilli- Iliulilanils 13 2.114 11-61 4-whccl drive, plus full comer on the American Tho four names produced an- Mnlnu-an !l II) 16 14—70 nther reshufflini in Ihe league's control of thc blade, with boards, Bruce Kidd, 17, of individua1 scoring race. Benet- Meyer Elcctrolift, gives Toronto, Canada, takes the Ukv. fourth last week, tool; over Double Trouble maximum efficiency. t'ip. ton snot with HI no:"t'--. andj ipotlight as he leads veteran fi WUVS.niiri lii|til mih,, it Nicolpv iumned from' fth to For \XA Whitney 4 irtiiil

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    &*& FURNITURE STORE ftRW worn. tt**Ay tmttofi Aftf YOU Wat fAI07 •uy (Jw WAREHOUSE «V?~ j FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORK* good workinng conditions. Applppy pe 11 tm t#r*'t your *>'•* motpmH-v, W* Cookmu *v«. A IIUID at.. AsOurj Fk. per month. Hlall feroi., Rj. JtrtJND — Female, black and whiS ft. DeXs'ormtndie Ave. nel departmentt. GeneraGl l CeramicCeramics Di- b£Ji*y* our p»y plan i< -the *>e*t 1r The budget buyers way. .. River Rd., Fair Haven. BH 1-7688. fox terrier, with harness, vicinity Wai- Fair Haven SH 7-3010 vision of Indiana General Corp.. Crow's thli area. You can make up to 50% ELECTRONICS Open daily till t Sat till 6:30 Wo BL, Red Bank. EH 7-4796. Mill Rd.. Keasbey, N. J. of the profit on a new car rale after Returned WEST KEANSBURG — Three-bedroom BARGAIN — Any boat jrou waul Co washout. If you can qualify, call TECHNICIAN PR 5-9301 ranch, one-year old. Modern Kitchen, own. Low tuk rrntM. FUitaclnf ar- WOMEN. PART TIME— Peggy Newton Toby McFaddln. CA 2-1234 lor an In * Damaged large living room. 1110 month. Chateau has openings for beauty advisors. Work for a wider range of Jobs In one of rangements completed ID one call at terview. today's moil profitable opportunity * Sample! EARLY AMERICAN wool, hooked, din Realty. 215 Carr Ave., Keansburs;. 787- AUTOMOTIVE any of our officer THE MONMOUTH 8-11 or your own noun.* PR 4-0420. SH ing room rug. Never used. 130. Other 5884 or HI S-3082. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH I- 1-7656. 7871105. CO 4-6448. fields. stzei also. CA 2-4775. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1000. McFADDIN Living room lultei FURNISHED HOUSE — Two bedrooms, FEMALE EOG CANDLER — Experl, CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE AUTOMATION Sectionals RUGS. NEW from Armstrong wooler living, dining, kitchen, cellar, garage. MORE SNOW, BUT OURS ARE ALL INSURANCE -Marine, outpotrd-»ll enced or beginner. Own transportation HAKDWARE OR LIGHTING man with Hlde-a-wa* auitei mills In original wrappings. Solids anc Large yard. Oil heat, utilities. Immacu- CLEAN AND READY TO GO. forms. Rolston Waterbury. Realtor, necessary. Steady employment. Ludwig little experience to work In wholesale AND INDUSTRIAL Bedroom sultei tweeds with non-skid foam rubbel late Yearly lease, Red Bank. Cal SH STOP IN TODAY. since 1925. 16 W. Front Bt.. BH 7-3500. Voss, Greenwood Road, Morganvllle. louse. Call CO 4-4200, ask for Mr, backs. Terrific savings, private home, 1-1584. LO 6-1032. Porter. J ELECTRONICS r SE 2-0549. 1960 PLYMOUTH four-door suburban WANTED — Used sailboat »uxlllary OUTFIT No. 48361 r,ke over EIGHT-ROOM house near station. Can JB69 PLYMOUTH fuur-rtuur suburban about IB to 23'. BEAUTICIAN -- Experienced, full mid ACCOUNTANT-ROOKKEEPER — Sll- training helps you get ready, fether 21" ADMIRAL TABLE MODEL TV, be used as two apartments. Suitable tor 1959 FORD Country Squire SH 7-1300 ur AT 1-0186. part-time. Vlnmar, Little Silver. SH 1- pervlsory position. Experienced general training programs Include, radio, unpaid balance »80, Inquire Service Department, Ea light business, SH 7-0048. 1859 CHEVROLET two-door ill-cylinder 77S9. TV, communications, radar, autp- • 8 pc. htde-a-way • Bultt tontown TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. LI 2 CLASS A ICEBOAT In good condition. leilRer, trial balance, etc. Keyport-Mat- LEASE OR RENT — 22 acres fertile suburban Call SH 1-3113 Tuesday or Friday be- LIVE-IN general houseworker. must swan area. Liberal employee benefits matlon, Instruments and Contro' . " 9 pc. bedroom group 0400. ' Write "ABS." Box 511. Red Bank. • 5 pc. dinette farm land, brook for Irrigation. Water 1B5S DE 8OTO four-door hardtop tween 9-5. Reasonable offer. be fond of children. $150 month. Call ANTIQUE DRESSERS—Mirrors, tables, St., Tinton Falls. LI 2-0247. 1957 PLYMOUTH nln«-passenger jubur REAL OPPORTUNITY — Plus cabinet lamps and chairs. Mahogany hlghhoy, MARINE SUPPLIES ELECTROLUX CORPORATION KOOM AND BOARD In exchange for and dressing table, sofa and loveseat. Bed, RIVER PLAZA — Two, three-bed room 1957 FORD Country Sedan Everything For The Boatman. MEN wanted. Sales and service. Me- EXCELLENT JOBS — dresser. Fireplace equipment and bric- Cape Cods. Both newly decorated. Five sleep-In position, seven days free. SK 1 chanlcal harkground helpful. 608 Proa renewed retrlgerator 1957 CHRYSLER four-door sedan Jersey's largest marine supply bouse 48fi0 before 2. References. GOOD PAY and a a-brac. No dealers. Call RU 1-0731. minutes for railroad, shopping center W5T BUICK twMoor hardtop Evlnruue Sales and Bervlu pt-ct Ave., Little Sliver Shopping Cen- 1171 and schools. SH 1-5753. 1956 CHRYSLER ledan SALES HELP NIGHTS — Drug and ter. SH 1-2070. PROMISING FUTURE 12 weekly BIRCH kitchen cabinets, 6' counter top THE BOATMAN'S SHOP cosmetic departments. Apply In per- with green linen formica, V grocery FURNISHED—3H-room bungalow. Gal Wharf Ave.. Red son, Atlantic superama, Shrewsbury Free Placement Service. Local cabinet. Make offer, 48 Reckless Fl., heat, attached garage. Near Fort Mon- 15 Deposit Deliver! Anything At Red Bank. moutlt gate. |S5 per month. Call LI J. Maurice Schwartz SH 1-5780 Ave., Shrewsbury. Interviews will be held at the LABORATORY THRIFT WAREHOUSE one. 8' FIBERGLAS sailing dink. Alumlnui DENTAL ASSISTANT — Young lady, BUNGALOW — Near Matawan. Three ,& Sons mast, beam. Nylon sail. Mahogany must type. Three days, Wednesday. Fri- TECHNICIAN HOTEL DIRECT FACTORY DEALERS to day, and Saturday. Own transportation. MERCHANDISE WANTED rooms. Improvements. LO 6-5i58 after seats. Center board, oars, rudder. $250 OUTFIT No. 73208 Cancelled 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH, VALIANT. IMPERIAL, AT 1-170911. Write "DENTAL" Box 611, Red Bank. Position available In our research de- BERKELEY-CARTERET partment for laboratory technician In- Never out of warehouse! PIANOS - Hlrhest prices paid. H. Ten CHRYSLER. 1RL WANTED to work as a counter- AS6URY PARK ier. 30< Mala 8L. Lakswood or FOx UNFURNISHED — Colts Neck. Mod- OWENS CRUISERS terested In organic chemistry, Jiidug- • 9 pc. living room group ern, well located five-room cottage. AU 141 West Front St. Red Bank clerk and checker. Mult be neat and trial research laboratory experience and croft 3-2190. reliable. Experience not necessary. Ap- Saturday, January 21 from 10 a.m. • 10 pc. bedroom group Improvements, 1110 a month plus utili- SHadyslde 7-0787 SILVERTON SKIFFS ply in person only Morey LaRue, Kwy or college chemistry courses required, to 8 p.m. — every hour on the • China cabinet, table, 4 chair HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAI1>-For ties George V, lllmemee. Real Estate, OPEN NICHT 8 We have on display mort models tha 35, Eatnntown. Will consider evening school chemistry hour. Write telling us what time entire or part contents of homes and Mnrtgales. Rt. 34. Colts Neck. HO 2-3172 student. Comprehensive company jiafd you will appear for your qualifying Plus 9x12 wool rug THUNDEKBIKD CONVERTIBLE — will be seen at the New York Boal estates. Furniture, antiques. Oriental RUMSON—Lease February-June. Four Hilly equipped, lenlher upholstery, air Show, Including the new 35' Oweni TYPIST for statistical work on IBM benefits program. Apply In person for interview. Do it Take over unpaid balance rugs, paintings, etc. FRIEDMAN OAL typewriter. Some, stenography. Accur- interview. . ..EKIES. PR 4-3143. Evenings CA 2-7482 bedrooms, 2'..-baths. FurnHlnd. |200 conditioning etc. Equal to new. Sacrl Also on display 23' Sllverton Jerse •271 month. RU liooi. flee. WE fc-20!» or Ol i)-S40O. Skiff, completely equipped Includln acy and neatness Important. Write ex INTERNATIONAL TODAY V-8 185 h.ji. motor, for as low •• |3, perience, references, lalary to "Typist", 13 weekly OLD FURNITURE - Antlquea. china COTTAGE — Holmdel. Five rooms, 1954 DE SOTO — Four-door, Flredome 295. Box 511, I'.ett Bank. FLAVORS A FRAGRANCES glassware, art objeeta asd bric-a- powerflite. Radio, heater, power steer- COMMERCIAL brac. Immediate caah for anything and two baths, garage. On lovelf e«t«te. Get our prices before you buy. HOUSEKEEPER — Help with two chll 800 Rose Lane ' Union 13each everything. Ruactl'a. 2S East Front SL. 1100 per month. OS 14145, between 9-J Ing, »375. 18 Park Ave., Rumson, or SH 7-0673 between 6-7. RU 1-I257-J. Open Saturday! and Sundays. dren. No cooking. 1W days off. Own TRADES INSTITUTE THRIFT SH 1-1893. room, bath, TV. RU 1-S191. CAPE COD — Living room, two bed- I960 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY, FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORK! P.O. Bol 203 Clitton, N. 3. white, itandard. Like new. Can be ft ft. De Normandle Ave. WOMEN — To make telephone appoint- HELP ^ANTED-Malt - Female WAREHOUSE rooms, modern kitchen, flM per month, ntneed. Call CO 4-405S. Fair Haven SH 7-J01 ments from your home. All leads sun- Schanck Agency, 8 Linden PI., Red Plied. Call between 5-6:30 p.m. SH 1 7-11 East Front Street PETS AND LIVESTOCK Bank. SH 7-0397. 1952 WILLYS, radio, heater, over- 0634. drlvt. JIM. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Four LONG BRANCH — Two-bedroom home. SH 7-9SP!) IUSINESS NOTICES CLEANINO WOMAN — One day Qualified to run complete set of books. MEtCHANDISI Keyport, N. J. weeks old. WX nnd up. Inoculated. 108 Living room, dining room, kitchen, a week. Call Monthly closing, etc. Pleasant aur- Catherine St. SH 1-6133. fenced-ln yard, garage. Newly dec- 1956 BUICK foilr-donr hardtop. Perfect. CARPENTRY end mason work. Attic, RU 1-1209 round ings, free lunch, Blue Cross, etc, FOR SALE for appointment, dial CO 4-3022 orated Yearly rental, fflo per month. Complete power, can finnnce or trade. recreation rooms, additions, cabinet $75 per week plus Christmas bonus. ••ERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. Beau- CA 2-0228. Call alter 6 ii.ln. BHJ-7453. work, storm doors, windows. LO 6-4574, Writf giving past experience, refer- ties. AKC registered. Black and tan. 1953 FORD fnuKdoor sedan. Very Call day or night for free estimate. ences, etc. to "Bookkeeper", Box 611. Free Storage Free Delivery Phono LOG-1714. Red Bank. ele&n.. Automatic transmission, ra FOR TKEE WORK, C4G tree service. HELP WANTED-MALE HAMMOND AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD — Female, WANTED TO RENT heater. J275. CO 4-46S!). Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI Store Hours: Monday thru Sat- 10 months old. Choice slock for breed InK, black nnd tan. SH 1-1RSI. YOUNG EXECUTIVE desires three or 1950 OLDSMOBILE — Exceptional me- 2-4220 for tree estimates. Full lnsuranc PKESSEKS WANTED on ladies coats, ORGAN STUDIO urday 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M chanical condition. No reasonable offer coverage. four bedroom home preferably located CHEMICAL OPERATOR Hoffman machine, and electric steam nenr schools and Monmouth Shopping refilled. SH 7-0245. ODD JOBS — Painting, paper hanging, of ASBURY PARK Thursday & Friday evenings Center. Forward all Information to 1959 TRIUMPH TR 3 roadster, A-l repairs, etc. Winter rates. Cali Position available for experienced iron pressers on coat linings. Union 'til 9:00 P. M. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Montgomery Ward * Co., Monmouth condition, low mileage. Must sell. Ask- BH 7-02)7. chemical operator. Experience should All Models on Display Shopping Center, Eatontown Circle, Include continuous or batch operations ing 11.550. Call SH 7-4049. ODD JOBS — Hauling, land clearing, ihop, 35 hour week. Vacation with pay, HAMMOND EXTRA VOICE » 653 HOUSE SHUTTERS — SO cents up. APARTMENTS Eatontown,#N. J. or phone LI 2-2150. preferably In aromatic chemicals or WURLITZER SPINET. BLOND _l 695 Picture frames, glassware, etc. Antique UTILITY CAR TRAILER H Ion capaci- painting, windows, cellars cleaned, pharmactuttcal Industry. Comprehen- and all paid holidays. From $2 hour up, WURLITZER 2 IN 1 WITH GARDEN APARTMENTS AVAILABLE BUSINESS WOMAN desires three or ty, bumper hitch Included, will pass Chuck Harding. BH 7-1376. Shop, 117 Main St., Port Monmouth —3<4, Hi, and 6 rooms. Molly Pitcher. sive company paid benefit program In- Apply Adami Broi., 29 South Bridge, SPEAKER, MAHOOANY 1 625 four-room apartment. Red Bank. Rea- inspection, fioo. Sea Ted Llpert, near WOOD — And Kindling lor sale. Base- cluding profit sharing. Apply in person WURLITZER CONSOLE ORQAN, RADIO-RECORD PLAYER console. Ze- Vlllaga. Inquire Apartment 24. Mr. sonable rent In return for good tenant Holradel, half mile on Boundary Kd menu, attlci cleaned. Trees moved. for Interview. Red Bank. MAHOGANY 41315 nith. Your price. Call SH 1-6392 alter O'Nell. SH 1-9115. with lease. Call after t. SH 1-IMT. eft route 520. 5 p.m. Cement work. Light hauling. BH 7-1812. INTERNATIONAL HAMMOND MI- FURNISHED — ONE. TWO AND Three 1969 PORCHE, 1600 Cabriolet. Blue PERSON leaving Red Bank 7 a.m. SPINET ORGAN, WALNUT •** SLEIGH BED, Mahogany, antique, full bedroom apartments. Heat and water INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared FLAVORS * FRAGRANCES -I 395 convertible. Blaupunkt FM-AM Mlchelln completely. Eleventh year In mrea. weekdays, to deliver small package THOMAS ORGAN size. Your prlct. Call SH 16392 after supplied. CA 0-1553. FURNISHED ROOMS tfrei. Red leather upholstery. Excellent 800 Row Ltna Union Beach In Trenton. SH 1-1123, 5 p.m. condition. Call LI 2-3918. Margery Trovato, OB 11289. SALES AND SERVICE THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION RUG AND PAD 15i20. Aluminum norm Block from Broad St., Ked Bank. Call FURNISHED ROOIU 195) FORD VICTORIA — Standard Call SEAMSTRESS — Also slipcovers madl YOU CAN MAKE more money and SITUATIONS WANTED, Female Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 door 32x78 complete with screen SH 1-0792 before 6:30. 8H 7-260* •hlft Can be Been anytime, phone Reasonable. Phone have ft better future In the electronic glass. Oak buffet. CA 'i-WLZ, 787*489. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. FOUR ROOMS—One bedroom. Beauti- CA 2-1112 field. See our ad under Instruction. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner* I1MMONS H1DE-A-BED with two sllp- fully furnished. Private entrance, bath, FURNISHED ROOM for rent tn a nice J956 PLYMOUTH — Four-door wagon. Commercial Trades Institute, or other occasions. Babysitting also, PR 5-9300 :overs; pair matching drapes; secre. all utilities. CA 2-0S57. house. Gentleman preferred. 27 Spring Automatic. Luggage rack. Sacrifice, light housekeeping. Call SH 1-8S81. St.. Red Bank. Phone SH 7-3506. vuru• •••••« r• ATLANTIC HlGHLANDS-lH-four-room nlture. Liberal company benefits. Appj RELIABLE WOMAN wisnes to take CASH HfialsTERS — New and used. slipcovers; pair lamps. OS 1-001S. apartments In fine residential section. LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM on hor»« 1956 OLDSMOBILE 88 — Two-door H HELP WANTED-FEMALE Personnel, Montgomery Ward, Eaton cara of children In her home. 157 many models, reasonable. W* aell. MAPLE KITCHEN TABLE. Grey and 0 Third Ave. AT 1-05S6-J. farm. House privileges, garage. Janu- Jday coupe. Hydramatlc, power brakei town. Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. rent, repair. Talco Casb Reflster Co. red formica kitchen set. Mahoga ary 15. SH 1-3310. FOUR ROOMS and bath sunfurnlshcd. radio, heater. Two-tone green. Exceller EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER—Will WOMAN wlsnea to mind children in CA 20414. table, four chalre. Coffee table, end SMALL FURNISHED ROOM - condition, 1990. AT 1-1790-R. handle receivables and payables. Typ- tables. Miscellaneous. OS 1-120S. Modern Improvements, ground floor. WAVERLY PLACE. RED BANK. ing necessary. Bookkeeping machine NOTICE her home by day or week. LIncroft TYPEWRITERS, ADDINQ machines Centrally located in Red Bank. |M THUNDERBIHD — 11)55 convertible e area. Phone SH 1.56fi!l. All makes new or uaed. Guaranteed. SH 1-13S2 optional. Write 'EB' Box 511, Red L1OHT BEIGE CARPETING 12x17, 7x12 1lonth. Adults only. Call SH 1-5036 ult- White, black top. Continental whee Bank. Men to'work for recently opened elec HOUSEKEEPER OB companion to cou- Low ai »25. Strpico's. 101 Monmouth 3x10, with padding, 17" TV. plionuKrih 7 p. m. PRIVATE BATH — Private entrance. power steering, eeat. Radio,* heatei trlcal appliance factory branch. Sal- 1 St. Next to theater. SH 7-04S5. and radio combination, miscellaneous pit , Invalid or small family. Kefer. THREE ROOMS AND HATH — Un- Large closets, quiet, only roomer. Busi- whltewall tires. Excellent condltfoi SHIRT PRESSERB — Experienced and ary $104. Tremendous training pro enccs. Live In. SH 1-0801. STOP IN and see the fabulous new furniture. Call SH 1-S486. ness gentleman preferred. Call RU 1- 11900 firm. Phone OS 1-3313. dependable. Top lalary. Full time em- gram. furnished. Convenient to downVown Red 1934. ployment. Modern equipment, SH 1-1208 RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take Kinsman Electronic Organ at our Fur- HAMMOND COP.D ORGAN — With itiink. |90 per month Includes all uttli- CALL SH 1-4019 care of children In her home by day or niture show rooms. 8URUGG & SO^ percussion, ebony, like new. les. SH 1-0412. FURNISHED ROOM, private bath and MOBILE HOMES FOUNTAIN MANAGER — WOMAN — week. OS 1-1518. (next to Rtelnbach'l parking lot). 2' SH 1-0377 Mitrance. Located nt Peters I'l. Call Must hav* experience In food prepara- Clay SL, Red Bunk. Open dally 9-12. RED BANK ilr. Cmpl. SH I-476S. 4«x8' — Front kitchen, washing m tion and service, have organization! HEAL ESTATE SALESMAN for actlvi WOMAN — WISHES DAYS WORK 1-5. Wednesday and Friday «venlnts 7-9 CRIB COMPLETE with mattress. Car Large four or five-room, two-bedroom ability. Salary plul commission. Eaton' bed. chair and scale. All In good con- apartments. Complete kitchen, spacious clilne, two bedrooms. Best offer. Cui offtca with good location. Real Cstau AND IRONING DONE AT HOME. TOP SOIL 13.50 per yard, delivered, T87-4612 after 7 p.m. on weekdays, town vicinity. Write "FM1V," Box 511, Call SH 1-5523. dition. SH 1-7445. closets, all conveniences. Adults. Sprint;, FfRNliilKD ROOM - Private bxiK Red Bank. experience not necessary, but you must K A H Construction, 12 Broad St. rlew Gardens, 2S3. Apt. B. Spring St., prlvateentrnnce, splenri'.d address. Mod- know how to Bell. Writ* particulars to Red Bank. SH 1-3079. , COMPLETE SET BUNK heds with In- SH 1-5672. 1958 DETROITBR, 10x45. Two bei Estate" Box 511. Red Bank. N. J. ner spring mattresses, good condition. rate tariff. Rpply P.O. Box 851 or rooms, full bath. Excellent condltloi COLLECTIONS SECRETARY — Ex. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male PROFITABLE HOBBY all SH 7-2500. Take over payments. Call 787-1635. perlenceci, automobile finnnce company. SALESMAN — Experienced In TV. Lib- Call OS 1-U12. 'NFURM8HED two-bedroom apart- ED-LIVING ROOM, single. ConvrnT Write full particulars: P. o. Box 247, MAKE PLASTIC FLOWERS ment. $110. Many furnished winter ren- eral compensation, company benefits, MAN will do floor cleaning, wall clean' TATK GARDEN & GIFT SHOP WOOD FIREPLACE. STOVE AND nl to train nnd bus line. Call 8H 1- Red Bank. N. J. Contact Mr. Sanford, Montgomery ing. Reasonable prices. tals from $55. Ella Wiltshire Agency. :i:is. INSTRUCTION WY :$ LI 2-0917 EATONTOWN furnace. McGulre's Market. Rt. 34. 4S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Hrlcht. SE 20004. YPIST — Experienced IBM electric Ward's. Eatontown. LI 2-2442. AT 1-1654 Colts Neck. WH 6-4323. Evenings \VU .027 LIONEL TRAINS — Two sets, sifNGLE ROOMS. Clean and comforv typewriter and general office work. MEAT MANAGER seeks position In 0-4333. Free delivery. THREE-ROOM - Unfurnished apart- able. Reasonable rate. Garage. Gen- Willing to learn Varltyplng. Advertising switches, 50' track, miscellaneous ac ment. 175 per month. 69 Monmouth BOY Kett Bank vicinity. Experienced to nan cessorles. $50 complete. SH 7-3364. lemen preferred. M Wallace 81 BH 1- art background desirable. Apply Graph- die $10,000 per week business. Write ALVMINI'M COMBINATION Street. Red Bank, Call SH 1-1063 or 5392. k: Art Center, 62 White St., Bed Bank. PULL, TI5IE STORM WINDOWS RU 1-2110. AIRLINE RADIO >60 per week. 8:30-4:30 p. m. IS year 14 Acker Dr., Mlririlctown. EIGHT GALLON Ice cream (reezer, THREE MODERN ROOMS to let. 55 of age or over. Desirous of advance day lounge, wall cabinet. Best offer. •"IRST FLOOR apartment. Two bo,!- FULL TIME services of business man HI 3-131D-.M after 7:30 p.m. Mercer St.. OPERATORS PBX OPERATOR — Part-time, 3-11. ment and future. Guaranteed salary, (seasonal) available until spring, fief 6 for $77 rooms. 10S Newman Springs Rd. Avail- West Keansburg. Could develop into full time. Call SH 1 Hlfjh school graduate preferred. Cal Three-channel tilt, triple Insert, triple able Immediately. No utilities. $S5. Wa »re now interviewing men In thl erences. 787-1843. SLENDERIZING TREATMENTS—Auto TWO OR THREE housekeeping rooms, area for acceptance in a remarkablt (700. our Keyport office, CO 4*474, Ext. 2(7. accident victim must sacrifice 48 con- tilt action! Delivery and Installation Ayers-Trufolo Ascncy. SH 1-283S. tracted Slenderella treatments. Best of- optional. Now at new temporary lo- second floor. Adults only, close trans- training program to provide the com TENOQRAPHER, part or full time. SALESMAN FOH BOATS and outboard RED BANK — 4S Washington St. Thre, portation. Stores, yet residential. Refer- merclal airlines with qualified govern fer. PR 5-5913 or CA 3-1474. cation. Prown's. 9 Broad St., Red Bank rooms. unfurnished. decnrnterl «<> State experience and whether have car motors. Automobile experience may b FINANCIAL SHailyaiiie I-75OO 1 ment-llcensecl radio operators. Quail and typewriter. Box 8, Deal. N. J. helpful. SH 1-1122. SODA FOUNTAIN — 23' counter, 13 monthly Includes In-at. water, "araj:* fieri operators receive good martini BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES stonls, mirrored back bar. deep fryer, REDUCING EQUIPMENT-For rent or .nqulre 62 Harding P.d. SH 1-1607. •Maries, excellent opportunities fo; MAN with clerical ability to work part grldle, stainless hood, meat sllcer, gas sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Surgi- rapid advancement. Best of workini SEATED time In automobile agency. Must hav MOHILE SEHVICE STATION (or lvasc FURNISHED—Clean three-room heated driver's license. Apply by letter t stove, refriperalor. Reansonalile. Mil- cal. SHadyslde 7-2811. apartment with private bath. 70 Mon- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE conditions, free air travel passes, I: Front Street and Globe Court, Ked ler's Stationery. 605 Broadway, Long mouth St.. Red Bank. von are 17 or ov^r, II S. praduate, FACTORY WORK "Clerical," Box 511. Ked Bank. Hank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest Branch. CA 2-2554. WE BUY AND SELL anything and HOUSES FOR SALE t/. S. citizen, arrange for interview to- OIL BURNER ment. Excellent opportunity, fl-5 cal everything. Give the highest prices. THREE-ROOM apartment" J95. The rtny Approved for Korean vcterani. Would you be willing to work In At MECHANIC. CA 2-8019, after 7 cali SH 7-5918. RECORDS — LPs, show tunes, pop Call William Leff Furniture, Inc Hwy Dowstra Agency, 91 E. Front St.. Red Write Airline Division, Centra. Techni- antic Highlands for a dollar an hour SH 7-0552 singers, orchestra, etc.. $1 each. 45s, 3!, Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. Open eve- Bank. SH 1-S700. cs! Institute, Box 511 c/o Red Ban' to start, with raises and Incentives MAJOR OIL COM PAN'V has servlci top tunes. 3-$l. Wrought Iron reco"! nings till 9 p. m. MORE EXPENSIVE HOMES Rejrlfltfir, Red Bank, N. J. ifter you learn? Ages 18-90, full or •OUNO MEN to train as Airline Radio station for lease in Red Hank. Moderati and phonograph stand, 85. SH 1-8962. SHREWSBURY—Unfurnished, excellent Surround this threc-bedronm iart-tlme. Choost your own hours, 7 iperators. See our ad under Instruc Investment necessary for sotck and USED REFRIGEP.ATORS AND TV'S Broad Street location, one block to m. to midnight. No obligations. Ion. Central. equipment only. Good opportunity for bought, sold anrl repaired. Call 787, ichool, bus passes door. Nice four rancher. Eat-in kitchen with ales minded person. Call MI .10100 2227. AT 1-2195, 787-0232. ooms, tile bath, oil heat and hot water lonridentlal) IOHT AUDITOR — Good position 9-S p.m., or RR fi-fl.*,fi8afte r 7 p.m. LUMBER SPECIALS! wall oven. Living room features AUTOS AND TRUCKS SODA FOUNTAIN, stainless steel. 13' lupplled. 7!i!i Broad St., Shrewsbury ur or railed bookkeeper. Apply In per- 2x4—5' ___. 32c tach log burning fireplace. Screened •on Garfleld Grant Hotel, 279 Broadway, MODERN — Two bay nervtce station long. 13' counter with seven stools. call SH 7-1876, , 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or Call Arthur Murray Long Branch. and parking lot. Reasonable rental and 2x4—«' 3SC Coca Cola chest refrigerator. 1500 com-SH 7-3073 alter five. porch, attached garage. Plaster low Initial Investment. PR 5-3158. 43c plete. AT 1-OS91. MERCEDES JFE INSURANCE CAREER — Salary 2x4—V FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT. newly walls. Large plot. Owner of two AT 1-3613 ind commissions while training. Call 2x4—8' 49c DINETTE SETS decorated. Unfurnished. Heat and hot houses has reduced price to $19,- IH 7-4646. ESSO STATION water supplied. Available now. Sunny ILERK-TYPISTS, openings for two Several beautiful new models on sale. Brook Apartments. 124 Wyckoff Rd,, 500. BENZ iris (or women). Must be accurate at FOR LEASE SAVE ON FUEL BILLS CROWN KITCHEN CENTER Eatontown. SH 7-0100 or LI 2-37M. Igures with some typing and clerical COLLECTORS - PART-TIME Modern three-hay station In Shrews^ VISIT OL'R COMPLETE Hwy 35 SH 7-2552 Mlddletown "OUR-KOOM unfurnished npnrtmem. xperlence. Steady employment, liberal Hours to suit. Earn S'J.50 per hour. bury, N. J. Call HL'ntcr 6-7000. Centrally located. $90 per month. In- leneflts. good working conditions. Ap- Absolutely no selling or bad debt nc- . WEATHER STRIPPING PIANOS — Save J200 or more off list WALKER & WALKER DEPARTMENT price on brand new 68 note Spinet cludes all utilities. M.ty be seen dully Service ily personnel department, General Ce- counts. Call Mr. Stedman, CO 4-0471. SUBLET — Established business on except Wednesdays until 5:30. Call I Sales •amlcs Division of Indiana General Broad Street. Itcil Bank. Sacrifice rent- pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come see R EALTORS :orp,. Crow's Mill Rd.. Keasbey, N. J. ASSISTANT MANAGER to assist In al. GODd lease, ton locution. Call PP. 5- and save. We service what we sell. SII_T-3SJS. managing the operation of a large ma- 9181 or PR 5-fiO29 fevenincs. PRESTO BAGS Tenzer's Music Store, 306 Main St, FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT~lleatT(:as Highway 35 Shrewsbury lEOISTEHKD NURSE — Part time, rina and boat yard. Experience re- Lakewood. FO 3-2190. applied. Refrigerator antl iiulomaitfc 'ew hours In evenlm, or week ends, quired. Sandy Hook Bay Marina, 1 W1I- 'ROFITABLE PRUG STORE for sale. $1.95 bag ,of six •asher. Call AT 1-1396. JAMES DAYISON & SON 'hone AT 1-0440. ow St., Highlands. HI 3-1450. Store In excellent traffic location. Vol- TALK PILLOW TALK SHadyside 1-5212 ume In excess of 5120,000. Illfili profit FOAMART THREE-ROOM, bath, modern apnrt, T/A Murphy Davison, Inc. WELL ESTABLISHED company, lo- ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT for potential for qualified owner jiharma- EATONTOWN cnt. Utilities Included. Ailulli. 79 Ave. Open 7 Days ated a few miles north of Red Bank, apartment building. Live out. Prefer :1st. Attractive par cent lease can he SAWDUST State Hwy. 9 Freehold leeds a part and a full-time clerk- leml-retlred man. Cleaning and minor FOAM SOFA — AND CHAIR WITH AT 1-nssa 1 legotlated. Small down payment re- Large burlap bag, 75c SLIPCOVERS, S100. THREE furnished rooms, hath. Com- (At Tim Circle) tfplstp . State age nnd experience. Writs repairs. Write "SUPERINTENDENT " [Ulred. Financing nrranced If neces- —iicl«nlloui,'' Box 611, Red Bank. Box 511, Red Bank. ("A 2-7524 pletely prlvale, utilities included. Call HO 2-5300 sary. Write "DRUQ STORE," Box. 511. SH 7-0763. A RARE BARGAIN Red Bank.' OIL BURNER — YORK. HOT c— LITTLE SILVER RUNNING CONDITION S100. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three- Four-bedroom, two-story home. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS SH 7-1237 rnom furnished apartment. Excellent Steam heat, full cellar, garage. MORTGAGES LUMBER COMPANY SETTLE ESTATE — Suits, uvercunts, location, Couple preferred. Available Only $9,250. hats, shnes. etc. Small man, size 35-3fi February 1. AT 1-3156. Sycamore Avenue Little Silver Books. RU 1-1601. THRKK-ROOM - A~parlntTOf."'ha7li. hot Beach Agency Hwy. 35 CASH NOW (At The Railroad) FOUP. TIRES — 7.00x15, water, heat. Located at I!W Port Mon- DICK KROLL SAYS . . . First, Second, Third Mortgages Tactically new. Phone moutli Rd.. 1'nrt Monmmith. 7H?.tl2O^. OS 1-2727 Middletown Home Improvement Loans SH 1-7800 SH 1-47S7 One Day Service rim CABLES APARTMEN-rS - ALL BUYERS — Pay no points. 11.250 BLEACHED LONG RYE STRAW — Three and four rooms on riverfront. down buys this neat, compact three- TRADE IN your old furniture will) no Bright and clean, nlso combine rye Elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2399. AMERICAN FUNDING down payment and Ret a new parlor straw. Call WH 6-4806. bedroom home. Boasts space for fourth SHadyslde 1-4702 r dining room set at sale prices. Wil- THREE ROOM — Apartment on second bedroom, fireplace, ceramic tile bath, "THE SKY'S THE LIMIT" Our Personal Representative Will liam Left Furniture Inc., Hwy 35. FORMICA AND WROUGHT IRON floor In modern Harden type project In full dry collar. Access to boating, nix Call At Your Home Mlddletown. 811 1-3213. open evenings Dinette Set. S50. Red Bank. All services supplied. Tenant blocks to Red Bank. Monthly pay- We 8ay Yes Where Others Fall III 3 p. m. Call SH 7-3713 pays only light anil g;is. Individual he:it ment J102.7li eovors mortgage, taxes control In each ariartmrnl. Immediate and (Ire insurance. Price $12,500. Rus- ON ALL DEALS occupancy. Rent. SOJUHl. Call ."uioerln- sell M. Hours Realtors, 600 River Ki],, tendenl for appointment. SH l-.V)5r>. Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. LTNCP.6T-T~-~Larte. lU-rnom runeli LOVELY — Four-room ~unWnlsiiH on one acre. Hullt-ln 20' kitchen with apartment centrally located, completely breakfast area, dining room, living ' WE'RE OUT TO SET A RECORD redecorated. Heat, ho: water Included, room with beautiful country view, foy- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Call afler 5. SH I-B115. er, three twin iiir.ii bedrooms, full base- FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very ment, double Kar.lKu. Excellent com- ON NEW AND USED CARS A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! nice. Clean, all new. Modern kitchen, muting and school. Under SO.000. private bath. U5 Herbert SI.. Red Bank, Transferred owner. SH 7-3001. DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY UNFURNISHED—Three-Moms, grriulMl MliTbLETO\VN~SpUf"L¥vEL. Imme- floor apartment. Heat anrl hot water dlato occupancy, low down paymenL supplied. Ye.ir rouml rental. Reason- Seven rooms. \'i bath, enclosed Jalou- Adding Machines—Typewriters China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating able. In Sea HlKlit. RU 1-oava. sie porch, attached garage. Phone OS 1-OWlfi. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters EXPERT MENDING — China. Klasi FINE INTERIOR nnd exterior [mint- STUDIO APARTMENT — 2'3 rooms sold, rented, repaired. Eerplco's. 101 silver reflnlBhlng and plating. Therm- ing, decorating, and paper hanging furnished. Near bus line and town. Jll't KKVPORT — Nine room older home. Monmouth St.. Red Rank. SH 7-0IR5. os buckets. China * Glass Shop, u* Estimates cheerfully given. W. W per month. Call SH 7-300S. Stiles. HI 3-2S5O. I'.-.- baths, new hot water beat, oil Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 7-4600. FOUI1 ROOMS nnd hath, sernnd floor, llred. Bent neighborhood. Corner prop- unfurnished. Modern Improvements erty. Hullable for professional man. Appliance Repairs Centrally located In Red Iinnk. <7."i Shown by appointment only. Cull CO 4- Floor Waxing Pet Supplies month. Adults only. Call SH H5036 APPLIANCE REPAIR anil Installa- HELEN MILLER - Dry and frozen after 7 p.m. FIVE ROOMS AND HATH - Hot linn. Residential and commercial wir- J. TANNAIIILL — Floor waxing »m fish foods to order by mall or ap- waler heat. $1.1.000. Inquire Dixie Let ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0012. Janatorlal service. Commercial, resi- pointment. Call AT 1-1B7IS. tokery. 7B7-O074. dential. Low rates. 787-2779. COMMERCIAL RENTALS '58 JAGUAR -Lovely thrcc-berl- "58 VOLKSWAGEN '58 DODGE Auctioneer Plumbing & Heating room ranch. Select Fox Illll section. XK 150 Hardtop Coupe, V-S Royal Lancer. 2-dr. Hard- Furniture Repair HIGHWAY OFFICE Principals only. J25.000. SH 1-6350. In mint condition, Micro Bui, In mint condition. top, black, automatic, power B. G. COATS — An essential Auction REPAIRS. SERVICE * Maintenance steering, radio & heater. Sharp. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 FURNITURE Reflnlshcd, repaired, 24-hour service, seven days. Martin J. Air condltoncd • reception room and THREE-BEDROOM RANCH with larr.* Norwood Ave., Deal. Phone KEllogg cabinet making. Free estimates, McOulre. Inc.. 8H 7-3767. private office-separate entrance • utili- recreation room. GI mortgaKC pny- $891 pickup, delivery. W. Murray. 787-«677. ties Included-parklng area. One-or two- ment 5SH.50 Including taxe.i. CA 2-02I4. $1195 $995 - 1-3461. year lease. HARRY A KEARNEY A CO., Rt. 35, Mlddlftown. OS 1-0C00. LITTLE SILVER — liive"l7~fli™~ircih Radio-Television Repair room ranch. Select Fox Hill section. '54 PLYMOUTH '56 FORD Fuel Oil —Heating FACTOItV LOFT Prlnclpjiljijonly^s^.non. SH 1J".35O. '58 EDSEL Auto and Truck Rental A. C. RADIO & TELEVISION CO — Four-door seiian, hinck. V-S Two-door Sedan, blue. For rent Automatic, radio ami heater. Convertible, lull power. FUEL OIL & HEATING—Call SH 1 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4768. SERV- 12.000 sq. ft. Call SH 7-1100. Radio and heater- AVlS—Rcnt a new car or truck, law 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service 6 ICE WHILE YOU WAIT. Hint condition. extra sharp Like new. rates Maple Ave.. Red Rank. SH 7- STORE FOR RENT 0308. PR 4-5'-'H. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. On White St. HALL BROS. $371 $471 $991 Roofing, Siding and Insulation Call SH 7-1100 REALTORS Home Improvements OFFICE SPACE—With real estate bro, Itiiniflnii cotnnlnl — Four IMM,rooms, 2'i - Awnings — Canopies Insulation ft Siding Corp. Certified ker. (15 nmiillily. 17 Linden PI.. Red fojiths, IIVIIJK room, dining mom. t» |,Mime Veu-I" r'itrit. "" 1 '""'I v l.l " Mi! nil 7 ;c.',3 oi an M;,:I,. and bucuriMing Hjlill'l Inline nel vice or Ir.-it rneeiaip ,'euleut!'.' luriileil. 1,1 'J'JIOO. l.elw it I your Kleclrolux, cull I'll u-lllilll. mid fir.m LINCI1OFT Hplll. fiiur heilriioins, , niTor 'Mar. i:arai:<-. nlnmui nm| nercetis, . KROLL MOTORS Cesspool Cleaning Imperilling,r, -Ti yearn experience, i;i EX10CUTIVI': TYI'K IIOMIO -'••' In l.lllle lllil ninp.i. Wall In wall colliding, Wulillnft — Fabricating Silver TblH cliarliiliiK Iliri-c-lieilniijin $111.1)110. HII 1-III.Mi. I'hiipln Ave. Mil 1-17IIH nllcr II p.m. c:li wllb luiiii' IIvlin; room, fireplnre, \ 671 BROADWAY CApital 2-3600 LONG BRANCH HKPTIO TANKH. dry wells serviced. OAI 1 iTliTj ON KfPT'ainTiI MffmTif 7l i "c"- TRUCK HODIKH mid Industrial equll full illtihiir room Is iivalluhlr for Itii- Leeching field ndded. llnclilioo work. oratlriK. General contracting. Kren Ml. Portable welding. Allnnllc Well mcillah' oci'illtaney. VIO'l per TMOIIIII (More Classified Ad) C. II, Wilson. SH 1-181(1. entlimitcs. Call Mil l-l:ii:i 2i hours. ng & Fabricating Co. HII 7-3778. HARRY A. UKAKNKY A Co., 1(1. ;il>, Mlddletown. Oil 1-IKiOO, On The Next I'ngc) ft* I* IM-ft

    i* mmi >mtuU 4r»wir>% trvmp*returtm4 Matter rtiik u> tore* mi 4 ptrtfl. Patio. '<• «JC« jjjot. if • luxury, lidulge youneU if dummy'* king When Ewt got in jfl4,d tu *21,5t«. Leal than $4.1)00 sterilized gauze impregnated with a club trick by setting up dum- needed to assume rruirtgaRe. Ehvootl A. won with the' ace of spades and my's long suit. Armstrong Agency, 555 Prospect Ave. white petroleum jelly. It is used Little Silver. SII 1-45(10. for the emergency treatment of When East returns the jack of SIX-YEAR OLD — Seven-room ranch. Newly redecorated. GI Mortgage. clubs at the second trick, South 118.900. OS 1-^066. wins and leads a diamond to MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY RARE RUMSON REALTY — A four- force out the ace. East knocks bedroom horn* wltb den and dining GIVES THE PLACE A LOT room in Rumson for I22.S00 lx indeed ft out dummy's king of clubs, and OF CLASS...CON'T rarity. In fact there l> no other. In- declarer leads the queen of dia- VOU THINK? clude! two full baths AND m brand new kitchen with dlntlte. Yei, a fireplace, monds followed by the jack of too. Russell M. Borua Realtors, 6(10 River Rd.. Fair Haven. SII 7-4532, diamonds. TWO-APARTMENT HOUSE — Store, (Rush your problems to—oh, East ruffs the jack of dia- drtve-in garage. Centrally located, Hca aonable. 920 Bangs Ave., Asbury Park. never mind; all this hurrying is monds, and South over-ruffs. De- I1.M0. ASSUMPTION on Gl mortgage causing most of the trouble now. clarer ruffs a heart in dummy for thta cozy three-bedroom ranch with Write to George, c/o this news- and leads another hich diamond. large living room. Knotty pine kitchen, altuated on large corner lot In fin paper, when you get around to it, This one does the job. If East aectlon of St. Mary'a Parish. Monthl burns. The gauze can be unfolded if at all. discards, South gets rid of his paymenta of fQS.QA include* nil. Full price. 114,500. HARRY A. KEARNEY to cover a large area of skin if 4. CO., Rt. 35, Mlildletown. OS 1-06011necessary. The package can be Dear George: OLDER HOME WITH SPACIOUS obtained from your druggist. ROOMS — Living room, fireplace, I went to * fraternity party The Hand three bedrooms, two Run porchea. Plot Burns can easily become infect- and was shocked. You know what East dealer 901150, well landscaped. Good neigh- borhood. 117,500. ed unless precautions are used these boys did? They poured a Both sides vulnerable while treating them. Scooping bottle of gin in a watermelon and NORTH Schanclc Agency ointments out of jars or applying stuck straws in the watermelon * 9 8 7 3 a Linden PI. Red B; an ointment directly to the raw and drank it! It made my blood VK , fly CROCKETT JOH1SSO\ area can cause contamination of run cold. What should I have • K Q J 10 4 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH house $16 KK). Encellent location. Call OS the skin by the germs which may done? WEST *K6 2 Barnaby, your imaginary 33U9 for appointment. be present, E AST He won't say anything Betsy * 4 2 4 A 6 Fa iry Godfather did that. Mr. O'Malley SEVEN-ROOM Cape Cod. Shrewsbury now, Jan*, btcout* he'i Living room. cilnlnK room. [iari|Ui The use of gauze already treated Dear Betsy: He did H wiffi thai voict can't throw floors. Fireplace, three brdrooms. rec mad. But h» can talk! reatlon room, lH liathi. Nicely decor with the oitnment and kept ster- You should have asked them to US?! Ihrawtr ht ttnt away for. hit voice tho atod. Garage. SIS.(mi. KH 7-?ns. ilized until the moment it is warm the watermelon. Q SOUTH* J1°9 tiniest bit— ready to be used helps to prevent • K^I.05 REAL ESTATE WANTED such infection and to promote Dear George: LIST YOUR HOME WITH WALKER healing. It also gives prompt re- Do all advice columnists have • 63 WALKER th» office that often com lief from pain. • A 5 J plat* service. W« take houses In trade, to have a special license to ad- Es* forth We* North we- finance, v% appraise, and best of all Chemical burns should be vise wanters of advice? And do we sell. Walker * Walker. Real Estate, Paa 4 Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrewsbury washed thoroughly with cold wa- you have yours? Tpa,,' * * office. IH 1-CU. Harltan office. CO I 5J12, ter to dilute the action of the Bounty Hunter Opening lead — V 3 chemical before the gauze is ap- WANTED -— Five acres for prlvat Dear Bounty Hunter: residence. Reasonable price. Chas. W plied. I don't need a license. I'm out Shrodea Agency, S7 Church St., Ream rmrf. All burns should be seen by a of season. losing club, and even if East LEGAL NOTICE doctor as soon as possible even ruffs with the ace of trumps though these protective gauze Dear George: South can still discard the club XOT1CK MARK TRAIL ED DODD lit cut lit of NfcW .ifcllsfcV CIIAMKHV IliVISMlN I hate pipes. What can I do? Mind you, South isn't overjoyed f IT'S DIFFICULT PERHAPS WE COULD CROWD THAT'S UTTERLY MONMcll TH IIIUM V Tired of Smelly to play the diamonds before / FOB ME TO BELIEVE VOUt> TURN VOU ON, BUT YOU'D HAVE TO IMPOSSIBLE... 1 I>OCKt:T NO. C-MTH-Si Barnegat Inlet was named in V ME DOWN TO ACCOMMODATE A Dear Tired: drawing trumps; it's a case of LEAVE VOUR BAGGAGE BEHIND Civil Action 1614 by Cornelius May, a Dutch ( STUPID NATIVE AND A POO/ FOR ANOTHER PLANE.' ORDER LIMITING CREDITORS Nag him incessantly. He'll still necessity. If East made a neu- NOTES AND FILES sea captain. It means "breakers AND EQUIPMENT/ THOMAS F. NERI. Plaintiff. -vs- smoke a pipe. But he won't be tral return, such as a heart, at SPOTLESS AUTOMATIC CAK WASH inlet," a fitting description. I'D REALLY •i New Jersey Corporation. Defendant. your boy friend any more. the second trick, South should It appearing that the above named LIKE TO defendant corporation has been ad- •LEGAL NOTICE- promptly draw trumps. HELP VOU, judged insolvent and Unit luvld C. SMITHS GALORE* DOCTOR... Juirman han been itpi-uint.Nl as the DAILY QUESTION c;,51.>iiiml receiverc-ceivor o;! ti.liioc Kesriii.-isris i\uun iuc11| .Mint r; OXFORD, Ohio (AP) — A call creditors and stnckbnlilers of As dealer, you hold: Spades— WE'LL TAKE VOU fendnnt rsan and d jronstockholderd . ,.[ nal,| u,-j xM\ce Is hnrenv Klven that Harry for Sue Smith at Miami Univer- K- Q J 10 5, hearts-C 5 2, dia- AND MRS. WHITFIELD, the ma' and row! cause appearing for .q,,j.(l(,r ),„ nrr,|cd for n J.,,.,|c Yard on this J3th »l.i>' of January, 1SH51, on sity could bring a lot of confu- monds—6 3, clubs—A 5 3. What POCTOB, BUT NOT king of Ihe within order, it is. inonpPrmy |t Avenuei,,r premise. Bosx 171locate, dKeansburg at Ha'. - motion of DavM 0. Furman, Custo- Hearing* on thin application utll tie sion. ' do you say? VOUR BAGGAGE... dial Receiver. held at a regular meeting of the THAT'S FINAL/ ORDERED tbut ihe lime within Township Committee on January 'J5. A check of student records Answer: Pass. The hand is not which the creditor* ctf said defendant •>:15 pin. at the Township Hall, Mill- shows seven coeds enrolled this shall present and mike proof to said 'ilrtou-n Township. quite worth an opening bid. If receiver of their respective claims Objections, if any should he made fall who answer to the name of you had a sixth spade you would • Ratnat Bald defendant ts hereby fixed In writing to Howard \V. Roberts. as 30 days from the date hereof and Sue Smith, | think more seriously about it, par nil creditors am] clnlmanl.s falling; 1" Township Clerk. iticularly if you also had a side cln to within filch time limited shall HOWARD W. ROBERTS. They are Susan Kay Smith of By JIM BVR1VETT and GEORGE CRANDALL h» barred from pnrtleln.-utng in the Township Clerk. Lakeside, Ohio; Suzanne K. singleton. NUBBIN distribution of the asset* of said de- Jin. 18 *3.05 fendant, and It Is further Smith of Rossburg,- Ohio; Sue ORDERED that notice In writing ofj XOTICK j Caroline Smith of Birmingham, There have been 17 Roman the making of the within order be I mailed to all known creditors nnd Notice Is licrchy JMich.; (Mrs.) Sally Sue Vinn- Catholic prelates, past and pres- edge Smith of Hamilton, Ohio; ent, laised to the mar!; of Susan Arline Smith of Indian- cardinal in the United States. apolis, Ind.; Carol Susan Smith ORDEREp that a copy of the within J:tnu:irv -5. R:15 p.m. at the Township ©rtier be publ!.-hr-! In Tim r.r.l rtarjk Hall. Mi.I.lie! of Los Angeles and Sandra Sue Seven presidents of the United Objections, If ally ftltould be made RegisterM I^BbDIfl , | •a• newspapeLlliifl'fll-Ttr publisheIMJ1'II-^I(* dI I InI'll Smith of Toledo, Ohio. 'States died in office. Mnnmouth County, within 10 daya from1 " wrlllnp In Howard W. RoLcrts, th« date hereof. Township Clerk. E. SIJIMIU.. HOWARD W. ROBERTS. J.S.C. Township Clerk. By Ceean Jan. II Jan. ]» K.SS "ASTRO-GUIDE" For Thursday, January 19 CROSSWORD PUZZLE AniWtr te v"Urdi">* PulIlf ACROSS 11-ls afraid ef Present—For You and 13-Acta 1-Nobleman 16-Kbkers Yours. •. This is an unexciting A/S «-Mepri!s- 19-Splkenardi sort cf day, but one in which tophelet Il-Jog Il-Showy 22-Surglcal you should complete a great deal clothea thread of routine work. People are co- POGO By WALT KELLY K-Arhed 25-European 1M niiter'l capital operative, so work shared should measure. J7-Tltle of IS-Edlble .respect (pi) go along especially well. Aspects " 3W&TMIN' • rootstock 10-Koy are also good for adding to your (i IT-Memorandum attendant! wardrobe. Children are well- ll-Glrl's nam* JS-Trlnl! SO-.Sculpturcd 14-Chew upon behaved, giving you a welcome figure! 13-Dsvourea Jt-MnlliMoua cspite. K-Hanest Dunlins Id-Peeled I7-Milltary SS-Load (abbr.) 47-New 84-Nahoor Past. • • Three years «go, sales Future • . • More and more »9-Strlp ol engineer EnKland sheep of domestic compact cars plus companies will lease equipment leather ll-N»rrow. flat university (7-That II imports ran to 300,000 unils, instead of buying, either to free Il-Splni board 49'Qunrrcl (abbr. I 13-HttUl 5:-Collepe 51-^panlsh less than 5 per cent of the total funds for other things or to save S5-Heavy 40-Abounded degree article market. In 1960 model year, al- money. And increasing numbers voluma 41-Hast* (abbr.) 60- Not* of scale most 1.6 million domestic com- of employees such as office and M-DeslKnatep 44-Ceaiea 19-Fllrds' home! pact cars were produced nnd machine workers, etc., will be 42-Sun rod 10 imports ran to an estimated"rented" during peak business «3-Closes securely 600,000. periods. 45-Walk 46-^ecret agent «S-Str]kes IS 16 >7 •n-rtlthopric The Day Under Your Sign MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST Il-Seml- nreclous ARIES (Born March 21 4o April 19) LIBRA (Sspt. 23to Oct. 22) I'LL PHONE MI5S KARLI5LE •ton* Follow through on details cf job instead A tendency to 50 off on tangfntf n>iy TOMORROW MORNIMa— EARIV •XX "! !?»M!'2 im j'cint! "jr.dcr.f. z:i:'M in !=:: ci crpcrtuni:y. Ee sucr*.- AND... IN5I5T THAT SHE StNO 8!-Csven tnc I WHAT A SITUATION! IF 85-Pronoun TAURUS (April 20 lo May 20) 50ME0NE. AFTER IT! IS-Glrl's nsms 30 32 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 TO No/. 21) THIS WERE 6T0LEN TONIGHT, Veil have to Rive a litt>, l.iVe a little, I9-Gaiped (or ii you w.i[it to set alonK on the job. ViicNpci-tciI news cr-:1.! causr" an uproar I'D BE ACCOUNTABLE! J breath 35 irounrt tl;e licn«r. Take it in itridf. tl-Revolutlon- GiMINI (MayJI to Juna2l) ary 1 I'rnple like you \\htn yen are in a jjm'tl SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 *o Dec. 21) 42-Sed»te 37 40 liuinur, but this it not'ene ol your best ]\em.liit aloof from at t;iimerits, pn«sij\ days. • nd pfople «ho just like to stir things up. DOWN 43 44 43 CANCER Uunatt to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 io Jan. 20) t-Small finch Do something excitinc just for the heck A Irmlrnry tn lip lnr*h and unyielding t-Prepositlon 41 SO ol it. It will get you out of tii.it int. I-So»k m vi ^ t be snlfliiU-KCil Ijcfnic it Rtt^ 4-Colorleis LEO (July 32 to Aug. 21) I-Jutce of 34 ss To Haiti Krratrr harmony at home, be AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to F.b. 19] fruit more to'e:.im and tiniieistaridinjr.. Ciivr snnir r.rrdeil nt I en tint to yonr I-Spedal 60 M.udtubc whitli jou'vc neK'ected this (abbr.) VIRGO (Aug. 22foS#pt.22) \\ itUf I. v T-Coolrd lav* Get your financial nf fairs in betller PISCES (Feb. 20 lo March 20) I-Metal ottler AI money aspects art In your Manv ticiu.iiuU will be nude tijion you, »-Oi of favor. but you tan arise to the ofrasiou. Ctlehel Uistr. by United Future Eyndicnte. Inc.fg 10-Irrltatt ©iqf.!.VicMEntfr|irin-j. Inc. REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY Pupils CAN Develop T«. t» V. a N. Of -*l rl*N tmnti Speed and Accuracy

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