Partly dandy May. Mgb » Ifean It ae charge at oMtara <>•«•. Fair teaigbt ud ». ia me Red Bade parUaf lad after t p. at. Wednesdays and •arrow. Uw toalght, »*. Fridays, Red Baak'a. twe ship- High tomerrew, «|. See pace 2. */ tffal Regist An lnd.pe.ndW Ntwspapcr Under Sam* Ownership 4/ Sine* 1078 VOLUME 82, NO. 132 lam* sun. Moafer oma Mtor.mun* — a*m* Out Mu*t 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE •t tt» IM sun it 1U4 auk. H. J.. later (to M •< MarcM. ISIS. RED BANK. N. J-. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, I960 Nazi-Klan e Youth Tie-up Reported Pulled Seven

VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Po- lice have arrested five person* False Alarms they say are leaden of a secret Nad underground group which has doe* finks with the Ku Krai Dew Tetn Ager Han in the United States and Is Councilman part of a worldwide network of AMgaa Vaa Barea'a HDear anti-Semitic and neo-Naii groups. Te—Afc" beak to ae. page Hurt on Way The police aaid they had raided 1 today. a local printing pUnt and seized If yea are a member af the •Sj^svaaaw#ajaw *j^*> ^ ejaaaSje^^"*aaaaeev To Fire Call MMQtf (MMfMiMBt sW.MM9 I*) '" from the United VPW OmCSt HONOUD- Edward A Duva ef Eatt Keansbiirg. center. |uMer vie* States and Sweden. read (Ms arUde! And thea be commander ef the stale Veterens of Foreign Wen, receives congratulations of ne. • to read each testahmeat FREEHOLD—This bor- Part' of the material carried daty Jar the aest twe week*. ough's plague of false the imprint "Ku Khut Man of tional junior vice commander In chief, Robert E. Hanion, at testlmenial dinner lest America," a spokesman said, night in Buck Smith's, East Keamburg. Others looking on are Mayor John T. Lew. alarms, which caused a while some was marked "Printed ley, Middletown: Charles E. Klnnsy. Inspector general of the netional VFW, and state serious accident Sunday by the White Brotherhood," The First in War, Senator Richard R. Stout. , • . ; : morning, may be solved W MOM 'MQHQW-As her children look on. MM. police said it was a European branch of the klan. with the arrest last night Louis Brown, 19 Irown La., Fair Haven, receives from But Last In Other books and pamphlets Today ' . of an 18-year-old Freehold well-groomed "George Washington" (Robert Dickerson were printed in Malmo, Sweden, Maintenance Township youth. ': i of Krldofs! an envelope containing a silver dollar, and by the fascist "Social European In WMUngton Raritan Police identified him as Information that it could be sport for twice its value In Movement," the spokesman aaid. BALTIMORE (AP) - It looks Thomai Culnar, Rt. 79. He i* By Tbe a Red Bank Ratail Trade Board store during tha Washing, Two aeo-Nasb) who allegedly like a big piece of hard candy being held in $10,000 bail in the headed the Austrian organla- SENATE Bid Termed Suicide left oa a shelf to gather dirt. county jail for a hearing torrior. ton's Birthday Sales Saturday and today. Tha children too, Leopold Windisch and Fred Continues debate on dvit The note to almost gone. The row morning before Magistrate are Holly, Meredith and David Brown. Distribution of Borth, wen arrested last month rights legislation. . 1 eyes are so weathered they are Samuel S. Sagotsky. the silver dollars continues today. on ehsrges of Inciting public ua- No major committee meetings, Redmond Sayg *Dump Seamen hardly perceptible. ' Aaether false alarm waa HOUSE The area around the mouth palled after the youth's arrest, Holds routine session. Move Has Destroyed Club looks chipped. There are dark bet police have reaaaa to be- No major committee meetings stains in the folds of the cloth- Itove that the yonth wu re- RARITAN TOWNSHIP ing.' ' . •• •;, •- •••'-.•• i spaaslUe far the previous false Eisenhower Starts Middletown SUPREME COURT This Is a statue of George In recess until tomorrow. James W. Redmond, Garden alarm*.,.' • ,. ' •••••• -''.v Parkway, Haiiet, declared yester- Washington in Baltimore, the Jaycee Unit New Scandal town which likes to call itself Freehold Asaittaiit Fire Com- 'GoodPartner'Tour day that "It would now be suici- The Monumental City. Standing mlnloner and Councilman De- Meyner Still dal" for any RepubUcan to seek In Druid Hill Park, it is probably Witt Lott and three pwenger* WASHINGTON (AP) - Pres- Gets Charter Hits Chicago the office of township committee* the most Ignored atatue of Wuh <*' another car'were' injured in an . automobile accident early Hunters Win ident Eisenhower flies south to- MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- Opposed To _ la the city. day on a four-nation, ltday At the same time, Mr. Red- It has been spared only, oneSunday- morning as the commis- iwn Junior Chamber of Com- Policemen sioner answered a false alarm. "Good Partner" minion design- merce Chapter received its char- mond, who last;week was. men-humiliation: A niche protects it Reversal On Income Tax CHICAGO (AP) - Mora talk- «"»«d by a "dumpSeamen" fac-from passing pigeons, It.wat the borough'* seventh ed to strengthen U. S. relations ter from the state organisation fatse'alarm since Jan. 1. at an executive meeting Friday NEWARK (AP) - Gov. Robin- g burglan have jolted the j»«» of the Republican Clul with Latin America. one of four possible OOP ceadi- Mr; Lott, South St., received fa Paterson. i ert B. Meyner yesterday said scandal-scarred Chicago Police In a pre-departure speech, New Jersey could raiae money dates, took verbal pokes at sev- severe, cuts, around the. face and Joseph Cahilf. president of the y Department anew with, fresh era! of his fallow Republican*, Boy's Dream FREEHOLD — The conviction striking at critics of Ma defense — IotI a of fIt —It b iincome head and was treated at'Fitkin pollciei, he declared last '~ZM Middletown unit reported the toe- :the" governor •• said he charges that more than M po- u the weal OOP headed for Hoipital,. Neptune, and released. of three Matawan bomber •> sroup bad received 8 paid- charges of trespassing on posted that this ration's nuclear' 10 was elected on a pledge against licemen were involved with a Saves Lives Mis* Janice Conine. Ailenhunt, strength and developing missile memberships by Thursday a broad bated tax and he's The whole thing started last and Mn. Lawrence Donahay of property was reversed by Coun- , night. The minimum required for gang spsdallxlngia swank Cold ty Judge John1 C Giordano hen power constitute "a trustworthy sticking to It. Monday when Fred F. Iveraon Stewart St.. Howell Townshipp. shield of peace" beyond Russia's chartered resigned u club president in pr>Of Family Friday.- - -'. * "Tha only concsrshni Acttng an reported in fair condition in The three men, C. Randolph ability to destroy by sudden at-*- for a change of teet of ,wbet,he described as DEAL-A abw-ycaT4iM bo/i FiUfa-with' cut* and possible Heusar aad User— Ptoiato. bom dab movemaat to dump- Com-dreaream about "eating aomethini fractures. of Mam St, asdr ttaaJey/.R. Jones. RaviaeDr., bad beta con- «f Inrtag victed, la Manelapaa Township •*, Ms wife, C4ga, and staadlag men m ma state organ!- head of Ike bargUry detail, Itok- .. aad lelsasae. i court of tnspsating on the prop- HasVany QowvWv^kmtJ JP HM psanmce today « the "Covet- 1 ponccaMB •• HUstrto In Ua stitttosat. Mr. Redmond ttMr three children as fire swept AtU:»Wm.Saadayafalss MMM 4BJ tflwMhTfwHaTe HtlOB Bert Report" erty of Ernest Snyder, Lafayette id by the tergeonlng said, to part: malr threiStoiy frame home at alarm w,u pauad at a fire bag _ The charter,will be offldally He Freder- "Mr. Iversoa's eye-opening ar- at'NsptoneAve. ' ,,- , Mills Rd., oa NoV. ». It enables the United - to the rftfy • ; at Raayssi aad Schivena Avas. The men testified they wen on aad its Allies, including the oth-praaantad to the chapter at local (See RARITAN, Pg. «) Mr., Bookstaber, a lawyer, told Phelaniaakl no Isrnstlgatiea the property, but claimed they er American nations, to istand ceremonies toe n«t two of Ike New Jeney Educatlen Aa- gfeob hi* son/Richard, I, awoke South St. toward me tire saw no signs warning trespasser* "resolute and unafraid" la the moons. IOCIIMOB, WRV MB CflUCUQ S a. aa. to discover the oft. Mr. Snyder said signs wen face of continuous threat, Eisen- Lloyd Hatsfdm. Trenton, na- aefa ISSMI budget as aot mast- ofHeersallea*d|y Out smoke wu mom a reality than hower said. tag a aesd for m mfnaa deUan - st Isast oae d a dream. ' Mr. Lott swerved to avoid a posted around the property. They tional director for the New Jar car coming out of Institute St asid they left tha property when The President arranged to asy Jaycee*. saM, "0« behalf of The boy alerted Ms parents and Hpp saM be ttaagbt New Jer- aW Debate, Ins older sMtn, Ruth and Hinda, and struck the southbound Don- Mr. Snyder ordered them off. take off from Andrews Air Force the state Jaycees, I am vary ahay ar headon. ', In ravening tbe conviction and Base and make his first stop pleased* Mb aiahth sVMs^s^LaUtowMak Ijalaai say • www 'would all escaped from their s voiding their fines of $25. Judge at San Juan, Puerto Rico, tax "if tbe real laa, were attached to the Sam- The Donahay car wu pinned be-th_ e_ Jtyctt ofg^is^tiiilOmV WNh Morris Says Police said the family was able between a tree.and Mr. Lett's Giordano said hunters could not fore going on to Ramey Air their enthusiasm sad drive; they •buy worn toM of oarmerdal* district, scene, of „ early scandal, sad the burajary RIO- BArJK-ReptibUcan U,S, to salvage only a few items of car. , be convicted of trespassing if Force Base in Puerto Rico to cannot hatpe beeomiag the out-tu probiama. spend the night Another guest oa tfte pngnm. detail, feaato aspirant, Robert Morris U doming aa flames spnad through This borough hi* ben plagued they leave another'* property a* _ service orgaaicatiOB m etui Jeektaf for the maa expect- the 40-year-old house. The house by soon a* possible when told to do WwUtfr WvtMHTk mmfimr$ MM* ThaThei evidence wag y a rath of false alarms, alnce ha win bagtakto the township." ••• director, ed to bbnw the April pri- was declared a complete loss, f so. He said they an entitled to Amerieaa tear wHh a Phalan after the first of tha year. Most of The Jayeee chapter win accept salss Haurautar waat to StetevUkrPri- •aiy etectiea The place wu valued et more the alarms have come .shortly be warned against trespassing. at s>safla, the fret af membenhlp from any than t*m ettles he wM visit to tax would the las burdea after midnight. The most recent All three men wen represented who work or live in the Middle- oa tbe prop "1 would like to get oa a plat- firemen said the Man appar by Ralph Heuser, Matawan, Uruguay. I burglan. He was last Tuesday.. All bat one bttwtiB tot setto aad CafUnrala both have risonen u Harry form with Sea. (Clifford P.) Case - - u,chen - _• *a.. _a a. : . . _ . t * brother of C. Randolph Heuser. All together before returning agaa mmanyy of thea iisueses* lia M ire bo«es.>T^e one waa, a Washington March S, Eisen- the) campaign,n," bbee aaid Saturday. bower will tnvst 19.MI miles capita'than New-Jersey's, hs let and propeller driven aircraft, d. Jl. They are aerviag _ .. PraaheU, pence ekkad ep No-Defense terms nagieg from one to put to $«»[Is* Case or bis beadauar helicopter sad automobile. ASJea1 two ywths far ejiteattoalag af- Meyaer sakf a M.psr east ia- four to II yean after pteadtog To Purchase In addition to defending U.S. Alarm Sounds, • badger WM for school aid, tor Sanday'a alarm, bat they guilty last November to burglar- Mr. Morris, a Point Pleasant pntf Plea Entered military policies, Elaenhower de- Isjsp sshf New Jersey coatri* Wag a dsasrttosnt store. resident, spokp e at a cocktail | voted much ef a radio-TV ad- Thieves Run bated about ft per coat of the ty ia f " i'a th• e Jjjg Tract For ' FREEHOLD-A Long Branch Naanuter said the four bad Ms honor Mayor Barton' Callahan has ' man pleaded'no defense hen to the nation last night oa while the ne- Pitcher Hotsi to an iwplnnaHon. of hie hopes SHREWSBURY,- THIt»t•„_ ts 41 to M percommitted several hundred rob- ated offenders face pouible Friday before County Judge El- may think twice before trymg •"•"••«•••• beries, meet of them m the watt- County Park ail sentences. ' . vin R. SimrnlU. to charges of carand plan* for tbe South Amer- It was given by a county ican tour. to eater tbe Majtstie A — lido awr North Side Gold Coast Patrolman RaynorHarker In- theft and assault with intent to .w.# .aarewpMry. p Meyner seid e » ear caat m- RED BANK-TV! county Board t« In the TMt Is the ttird time PhlFfseholded n hhav e agreed to vestigated the accident; No sum- rob. No eooner SWTMO -or may- bargUn' aecusatkme have of Robert monses have yet been lsiued. ; Prosecutor Vincent P. Keeper States has eftoa bei raise tut mllUoa doUan a year purchase the 24 acre* In Wall the build- but wim varioea dadecttoas ththee re....d lb. s force in the last . for Monmouth's first charged that Charles Schlenger, to Lathi America ea the charge Ing through a side window Sat- Actually, Sea. Case has not yet net cost to state taapeyen woalld "•*»•• 1 park alto. », Laurence Ave., Long Branch, ttatiIt has devoted ae 'mock. urday at about Vt.4t p.m. then Brown his hat ia the ring - bo IS mUttta. BurgUr Richard Morrison, ». ha Is eapected to say That's whet Freeholder Direc- Charge Man took a station wagon from the off want a. shrill alarm. tor Joseph C. Irwin uld yester- Mount • English Automobile he caBsd "the meaace ef Ceea* touched off the scandal Jan. IS Scared, ho left tha way be LAFAYETTE EXPAMNn WMn At MCUtid VigjM pOUOttMA Agency. N Monmouth St, Red antarsd without takiag aayuiot. f rMpOIIM to* A raiLADELPHU (AP) - Laf- from the North Side Summer- rapottafa ejisatloa, asid by wait- The county, he added; will pay Shot at Wife Bank, after telling «salesman he ayette CoBegai'hia aaaouncad it dale district of aiding Mm on fll,ttt for the piece of property wanted to take it for a trial ride Also hearing the atom was _ to aaaoaaca his caadldacy Freak Mandw, ,. wlU ratot faculty salarise, pn> Ms loottoM forays, which borders the Garden State RED BANK-David Walker. II and did not return it. He said it ia true that te Sen. Case ia "trymg to avoid" Central Ave., Is In jail today. owaar of the He eta- vide more stod*w»graa«a aad wa- that sU omen Parkway, Schoolhouse Rd.r and Jan.,;SI, the prosecutor said, United States has gives first debettag the Issues ia public with Shark River. awaiting a hearing 'on charges to measures agalatt the ad atata.noUeo sihti si"iaMlsslirl atract aew • -wm.-•'•:•'-• Schlenger entered the grocery . ., Thi toad is owned by the Newof atrocious assault and battery store of Jacob Lewis, MS Long Mr. Morris bis been nu™"S Jersey Highway Authority, which with intent to kill. ' Branch Ave., Loag Branch, and But the pnrpMo of this coun- charge iafter charge at the sena-eparato* tha parkway. It was ac- Police Chief George H, Clayton draw a; gun aad demanded BO. try's raiiitary program has been tor-4ut M replies bave' ajalni for right^f-way punosn. uid Walker allegedly fired a 12- A customer entered the store to maintain peace m tbs world, Tbsftd of the county matched gauge shotgun at hfs wife yester- before; Mr. Lewis could comply, he said, adding thU Is u ira- Mr Merrti conUnued lus attack tha•Wt \wi'- aMfrnin ,0* 'OfounieUiiday afternoon, ripping part of and Schlenger put the gua Inla portant to Latia America as to oa lbs votau; record of Sea. Case. Ocelli Township; who, submitted her drett. The shot also smashed Ms pocket aad left, Mr. Keeper the United States. ' highest of four bids for theinto a car across the street, nar- ! said. i:,/::..-::.r.;\ . •?'/ Twlaa :• M electioa wllf be Sea. Case's deser- property earlier this month. rowly . missing the driver, the Schtesgtr will be outeated tloa ot;the President and tils chief added, March II. •-'•••'••'• '.,,. "•, lea party oa the issue of heavy non- According to Lt. Charles B. ' MWV m MMMtVVMtttel HI tM Mr, Morris INDEX Jones, Walker fired the tingle East KflMMbuti Man attanef the ether Amerkaai shot of Double-0 bUckshat at hit ' Dstsrastoed IJtort ' wjfe ss she fled across the street */'' Arreeted la Keyport Is OM ef tbtigeei pattasr" Eisenhower, Mr. from their house. Walker was, has been "making standing on the front lawn, police tosaliaesiat! said,. • . ' :^XT:':. KEYPORT - PoUce hut night "We wish, for every Amerieaa a determined effort to hold me arrested CharlM J. ftofUnao, n, eeoasmle llae by cutting back The shot hit the car or Paraell •" a nptT Johnson, H Control Ave.,.:'heBr.'<•'';. ef IM Monmouth St., East Ksone- „ — >*a_ •*- heavy nee dsfsass spending." *;>' burs, 6a a charge of disorderly trass, wiui its Aad "aa II vital issues," Sea the driver's aldo. Tlio car wu parked In the driveway, U, Jonts conduct Police Chief Joseph J, tog all (he pssel* Case voted with the Democrats iMsasasJi .,,,,,,,'M. Mortey said tha man Is charged Elsenhower made no direct reported.'' ' . .:".;!'' with sttempUng to steal six ear-reference In bw speech to crit- II The incident was reported to tons of Ulsfrom the Archltoctunl ical difficulties between the police by Mrs, Dora ..Johason, Tile Co., Jackson St, United States and'Cuba. He Mr. Morris also attacked Sen, The hearing will bo hold Wedne*.'' BottuMO Is an employee of the spoke vary little of communism Case's support of the Federal AM day, at 8:30 a, in., before Mag- although at one point he said to Education bill which, he add* II istrate John V. Cra'wtll, ? firm, II Police said the night watchman "Impesetoaad language has been ed, the Republican leadership used to assert that the United —Thet\ what M|e5a|e*awri ftwiwlils) tommrMaaman J. Crawford and President have called "bloat- ^sn^a^ajaaBv SK^B^eaeaaBBBBjv t I HOLIDAY FOR KHRUSHV has signed a statement against ...IMS him and that a company official, States has held Latin America Cemeten, loft, end farmef Fair Haven Mayer Idajar V. Omlte, rlflit, team to be ed." SURADMA, Indonesia (AP)- tea colonial mlattonihlp." JaiM* Morrow, has signed a tfytnf to Robert Merrli, Felat Weaiant, Kepubltea* eeadidate fef the U. S..Senate Edgar V,,DcnlH, formsr Pair Thli Javanese atronghold of earn* complaint • r r •'. That Is a blatant falsehood, Haven mayor and a member of will net he responilbls for anymunlsm gnv Niklta Khrushchev Mminetlen. A receotien In Mr, Morris' honor was IMM Setwday In the Molly •Itaher 1 c Elsenhower declared. the party ! invitation committee, sMa'other than contracted by a routing recoptim today and de- He said the charge came "from Hotel, Red Bank, Ir Wai attended by about 171 •erient and iiwmerad by "Ftlafidt said ha was "delighted" with theMtnmtlf * I' ' ' clared a rioilday for him. < From now on Joseph's Restau- a faraway country that has never ef Kebart Merrli" hi the eeunty. Mr. Merrli, wha li ei|e«ted to vie ler tha nemlne* turnout In the Molly Pitcher. Staal'sy Joha Otoroski, The 65-year-old Soviet'premier, He said there was "definite In- rant will be open seven days a knowni freedom - one which •Men eielntt Sen. Clifford P. Case, sale* Mi campelan has bee* felna well and that IM Bay Ave,, Atlantic High was grcotod by a cheering crowd weak for lunch and dlnner.-Ad- today holds millions of human terest" In the county In Mr. Mor- tonds, N. J, but military authorities banned vsrtlttmtnl in subjugation," an active Merrli eraanitatien Is f elnj te form in the eenaty. ris and his campaign, —Advtrtlaemint, any display of Communist flap, r- +?*£*

gWag way at vuZer hy aHeraaaa with teas- JOHN K •BltVta C. snd in the area This Week acratures risteg Me (he lower EATONTOWN - John M. WEST LONG BRANCH - eat. Fair and caM taalgbt win Diett. Sr., «4, of 57 Throekmor. Stephen C. Warren. 75. of years. _ Oh Bank lew la Ihelewer and mid MS ton Ave., died yesterday in hip Victor Ave.. died Friday in He had been employed at Fort la coastal areas aad IS la » home. . . home. Monmouth. TRENTON-This may be theinland. Tuesday SMStly fair He wu bom ifl Brooklyn, aon Mr. Warren was the son Mr. Johnson attended Red week of decision en whether a with high la the add Bank Methodist Church. of the late Simon and Charlotte the late Edward and Josephine Surviving an his wife, Mrs. new bsnk will be established in bleu, and had lived her 28 yean. Warren. the Monmouth Shopping Center, Lillian E. Johnson: three broth- Sleek Island te Cape May: Mr. Dieu wu employed u a Ha wu an exempt member s, Chsrlea Johnson of Floral . Eatontown. ••••••;.-- Variable winds la to IS m.p.a. plumber at Marlboro SUM Hoe- > State Banking Commissioner the West Long Branch Fire ark. L . I.I . HenrH y JohnsoJhno o fof meetly southwest this meralag pittl. Company. He wu a retired fore- ftffltown, and Herbert Jebuoa Charles R. Howell hu said he aad west te northwest this af- are his wife, Mrs. Surviving man with the former American Brooklyn. ., • .„;• - expects u decide this week on teraooa. Nertawesterly winds Phoebe Neelen Diett; a aon, John the application of the Counting IS te n m.p.n. tonight. Weath- M. Diett, Jr.. and a daughter. Silk MUL The funeral*! to totosrnw ' Banking Co. to charter a newer deudy aesae, Habt anew Miss Ruth Diett, both of this Mr. Warren had lived hen Hit II a. m. isteMaW. Hack . state bank in the shopping een meetly aver aerth fMtoa this place; two brothers, Michael G. yun. uneral Home wim Rev. lager . ;"ter:* • •-/•''] ' ..•;. .' ' menlag followed by partly Diett of Landing, and Charles A. He Is survived by his ;• When the decision does come. eleudy taalgbt. Visibility three Diett of Glen Rock: four sisters, Mn. Esther Warren; three sou, £?£Bl It will climax the longest hear- to six miles today and eight Mrs. Mary PetriUo and MUEdwars d Warm of Denver,",__, *!Ul ing of its type in state banking miles ar men tonight Margaret Diett, both of Lind Colo., Stephen M. and Richard Cemetery, history. hurst. Mrs. Carrie Holden of Warren, ben; one daughter, : Much testimony wss taken Air- BergenfieW, and Mrs. Charlotte Mn. Adele Williams, hen; two ling ithe hearings which ran in-Countess' Schoen of Mascouteb. III., and sisters, Mn. Adeila Novak, and ."termittently from Aug. 4 to three grandchildren. Mn. Jessie Sworski, both of 44, of

,;Sept. 14. •:..•• •.-; The funeral will be held Wed- Cleveland, Ohio;' one brother, to I. A t^. ^^» ::" Should the application be grant- Death Dims DWOOUTIC QUKW-Nsw •fflcen ef the Red lank Dauwcratic Club wan B nesday. at 2 p. m.. to the Robert Edward Warren, of Hlmsdals. veBord Hera toe i Soutf yeanh Amboy. , he kad ; W.-it would mean the establish- initallad last niofct ar a dinner Me) tn the Willowbrook Restaurant, Fair Haven. A. Bnun Funeral Home. Eaton- III.; and IS grandchildren. 'nient of the first bank in Mon- town. Rev. Milton F. LeCorapTe, The funeral will be tomorrow Surviving are hie wife, Mrs. : mputh County in 35 yean. Joy of Birth Theodore J. Lebrecque, Sr., attorney, extreme left, was the main speaker. , 0*1- pastor of the Eatontown Metho- at I p. m. in the Wodey Funer- Ntaruret Leery Sau^dengh- - :*Walter Reade Jr.. Middletpwn LONDON (AP) - The royal ctrs af the «roup ara: Standing, J. Henry O'Haarn, cantar, financial secretary, and dist Church, will officiate. Burial al! HonuH . BuriaBil lwil illl baib in GlenGlen- ter. Miss "•*»-**» four resident and shore area theater family's rejoicing over Queen William Him*ti"tn, preside*;. Rent raw, left ta right, Mrs. Harriet Schlcoff, eer- wiU be In Woodbine Cemetery, .executive, is the principal stock Elisabeth's new son was dimmed responding secretary! Mrs. Constance town, recording secretary; Mn. .Frank A. holder to the banking corpon- over the week-end by. the death MRS. NOLUC C. UCEY WggMYRAD.CLAWC en. T™^***^ •tipn; Another major stockholder of Countess Mountbatlen, Prince Cannava, first vice praiidant. and Mrs. Mary Haharty, treeturer. FREEHOLD - Mrs. Mollie C. .<;'Wcwvinf J. Feist, Shrewsbury, Phillip's aunt and one of Brit- Ueey. 71, of Rt. », died Satur- renW agent for the shopping een. ain's best known women. Mrs. Ghezzi, WILLIAM S. SPRANGER day In Monmouth Medical Can* ,':ter.; . : • • •' The 58-year-old countess-wlfe Van Rie LONG BRANCH - William S. ter. *IS»:alataHer Haterv lIas MrMna . PjitaEulahh MM PnstOn Ol KSTDOrt. • of Britain's defense chief, .Adm. Spranger, 74, of JI7 Wartwrton Mrs" . Lacey wes born In New- Irowiiof Eatontown. The funeral will bo toawrrow The application for the char- Earl Mountbatten-dled in her Rumson, Dies PI., died yesterday in Monmouth at I:M a. m. from the Day Fu- tor has been strongly opposed by ark and WM the daughteg r of the dark wu bom to ICttolt*s sleep Saturday night nt Jesselton, Trial Today Medical Center. Ute William dd R Pt ry . the AUenhurst National Bank, the North Borneo. She was on a tour RUMSON - Mrs. Roae Ghenl, Row Provost County, Ala. and wu .'Long Bnnch Banking .Co., the He was born in New York City, She was the widow of Milton W, of Far Eastern units of the St. 75, of 13 Eait River Rd., died son of the late Gustav and Ma- here, and the late Lee Clark. when at I a. m. Rev. Cornelius Long Branch Trust Co., and the In Recess Ssturdsy at her home after a Lacey. ••, :'.•-. •.'.• J. Kane wlU offer a high requiem John Ambulance Brigade/which rie Kiel Spranger, and was the Mrs. Lacey was a member ef She wu a member of Mount New 'Jersey Trust Co., Long she headed. BOSTON (AP) - The fint long illness. Adventiit mass. Burial wiU ba to It, Jos- Branch. retired general manager of theSt. Rose of Uma Catholic Olive Seventh Day The cause of death wai'MC an-degree murder trial of Dutch Mrs. Ghezzi wis the mother Ro'th'siikCndergarment Co. Church. Church. eph's Cemetery. nounced. She had complained of radio operator Willem Vtn Rieof Victor J. Ghetti a well-known He was a member of the Aba- Surviving Is a daughter, Mrs. Also surviving an eight broth- a headache Friday, rested Sat- was in recess for Washington's golf pro end tournament winner, cus Lodge, FfcAM, thia city. Mr. Birthday today after six ud a Nsuile Curiey of Newark. ers, Jsmw and Oliver Clark of Pre-Dawn urday morning, attended fune- Mrs. Ghezzi was born in Paris Spranger had lived here 47 years. The funeral will be Wednes- Asbury Park, Walter and Stan- tlons in the afternoon, and made half days of testimony about the and was the daughter of the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. dsy et » a. m. when a requiem ley Clark, hen; Lorenzo and Mel- a brief appearance at a dinner death of a pretty divorcee aboard lste Mr. snd Mrs. Joachim Zen- Ida R. Martin Spranger; a son,mass will be offered to St. Rose vis Clark of Newark, Cleveland Apartment in her honor that night. a Singapore to Boston freighter. elU. She had lived here 54 years. Ha'rvey G. A. Spranger, and aof Lima Church by Rev. Vincent Clark of New York, and Shirley The next session is- scheduled She waa the widow of V. Frank daughter. Mrs. Hazel Palmer.A. Lloyd, curate. Burial will be Clark of Philadelphia; and three Suffolk County m Fire Kills 4 tomorrow morning. GhKzi. both of West Long Branch; a sis- in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, otter sisters, Mrs. Leatta Davl HARRISONBURG. Va. bad leh for Grace Biker Storms.. daughter, Mn. Elaine Dowlen of - ffre l«*e out. Of those res- expeditions In the pest New York. She wu a member of the Ith-this place, six grandchildren and EAST KEANSBURG - John cued snd hospitalised one was ; ' Past Ftadtoga . aca (N. Y.) Methodist Church a great-grandchild. J. PoUinger. Sr., 13. of Por reported ia critical CMdttsaa. and the Whiteface Mountain Monmouth Rd.. died Friday to As early u 1775, Captain Cook The funeral will be held Wed- Monmouth Medical Center. logged a "rtron appearance of Another Chapter. Order of Eutern Star. nesday, at 2 p. m., In the Wil- She was also a put noble grand liam S. Anderson Funeral Home. Born in New York, he wu the lend" to the ens. In »» the of Hawthorne Rebekah Lodge. son of the tote Joseph aad Ma- Marital Seas Russian, Admiral Bellinghausen, Red Bank. Rev. Roger J. Squin. rie Mettdberger Polllnger. wu thwarted in his attempt to Bombing Surviving arc a sop, John H. putor of the Red Bank Methodist eight the land although he chart- Brawn of Rochester, N. Y.; three Church, will officiate. Burial wlU A resident her 14 yean, he Get Rough ed a vast sea of unbroken Ice. daughters, Mrs. Leslie B, Ely of be in Fair View Cemetery. formerly PMIOM ta Ntw&rk 4UM A Belgian expedition, in UN, was In Cuba LongBrinch. Mrs. Oliver Nivl- Irvington. locked for a year in the pack HAVANA (AP) - Fidel Cu- son of llhacs,' ud Mrs. William He owned and opented the For IJardot tro's army says a twin-engine Martin af Hsrlingon, Tex.; a sis MRS. MARTHA H. POST Ideal Bar hen and wu a mem' ke there. RED BANK-Mrs. Martha H. bore Tavern PARIS (AP)^- Paria gotilp In 1130. British airmen uM bomber ol World-; War II vm- ter, Mist Ells J. Storms of Phoe- Post. (7. of 71 East Front St.. columnists an almost unanimous tage raided a Havana' suburb nix, Aril., snd si* grandchildren. Owners Association. they saw a falat outline of ice : died In Monmouth Medical Cen- Before moving hen, he had v,-,ta predicttai that Brigltte Bar- floes that appeared to ba frac- where the Cuban prime minister Local arrangements were under ter, Long Branch, Saturday after s marriage la aaar the break- has a villa yesterday, and shat- direction of the John W. Flock een a plant manager for the tured by land beneath. Ten yesra tered windows of an oil refinery Funeral Home. a short illness. Continental Baking Co.. Hoboken mlt Uter Adm. Richard E. Byrd flew Mrs. Post was born In Doyles- Soon French Room fashion Thsylsey the (nubia b that over the area, became so conwit- h several bombs. , . for 23 years. Government sources said it FRANK P. DOWNEY town, Pa., daughter of the late Surviving an bin wife, Mn. husband. Jacques Charrler, it vinced that H wu land, he named John and Elsie VsnDyke Heller will be at your doorstep! In our Jealous of his »yaaMld bride. it Thurston Peninsula after n wu doubtful that the Castro vil MATAWAN - Frank P. Down man. Joeephina Lauer PoUinger; a son, His troublea with the army an la in the seaside village of Coey- . 13. died Friday in his home, John J. PpUmger, Jr., and six friend. During "Operation High- Her husband wu the late Ar- grandchildren. He wu the fa- said to be a complicating fee- Jump," to 1148, aerial photo- jima — one of several homes 5 Wilson Ave. ' cwn Pott. ' .. - lovely new Monmouth Center graphs wen taken which re- he' maintains — was the main A resident here 10 years, he ther of the late Frederick Pol- target because he seldom stays Surviving an three nieces, Mn. linger. Thtaesriot tense between^ the vealed a hasy outline of the penin- formerly resided in Newark. He Gerald F. Windorf of this aouple when th* sexy liUle blonde sula's coest. there. retired 17 yean ago u a mech- .A hl|h wlU be shoo salon you will see as, place, Mrs. Edward F. Hensler, offered at la. m. tomorrow to returned to the studs* to make This yew's party of scientists Guards at Castro's villa re- anic for the City of Newark. He Jr., of Rumson, and Mrs. Thqmas her, first film after havUg a ba- any with them instruments portedly Joined in shooting at wu a member of the Red Bank St. Catherine's Catholic Church oxeiting sprin| collection the plane, which disappeared In Howard, Jr., of Tinton Falls. by Rev. Thaddeus J. Wojdehow- ; by Jan. II, which will give the exact location Elks. The funeral wiU be held Wed- a northerly direction after drop- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ski. Burial wiU be under direc- In quick succession aha wu of points along the cout to withinping several bombs; nesday, at 11 a. m.. In the Wil-tion of the Ryan Funeral Home. photographed embracing row ac- 2,000 feet of their true latitude Florence Price Downey; liam S. Anderson Funeral Home, of the footwear that tors who tried out to be her Mad- snd longitude. The rock and Und An army communique uld the mi, Lawrence A. Downey, plane flew in from the north Red Bank. Rev. Harvey Doule, RICHARD Ing man. To make matters worae|,vi)i>»ct, will be examined. of Laurence Harbor. John F. Jr., pastor of the Rumson Pres- hu nude Chandler's at home, one of_ne prospects February was picked as the but did not attempt to pin-point Downey of Rochester. N. Y.byteria. n Church, will officiate. UURENCE HARBOR - iu origin. James R. Downey of Metuchen, Burial will be In Fair View Ceme- Richard Tier, «, et 411 Orchid .old flame of Brigitte's and tration. Two icebreakers going in II wu the second air raid on Robert N. Downey, of Sayreville, tery. PI, died Friday to Memorial fsshion-uaous! partner in the torrid Him, "And in well stocked with food, Cuba within four days. The U.S. Frank D. Downey of Newark, Hospital, New York. God Created Woman." and other essentials. State Department acknowledged Marshall W. Downey of Keans- Surviving an his parents, Mr. Chsrritr reportedly asked his that a plane which enshed burg and Edward C. Downey CHARLES H. IMLAY nnd Mn. Charles R. Her, a Should the Antarctic winter trap WEST PALM BEACH, Fls- wite'to give up'her career, dur- the icebreakers, they will let the Thursday while attempting of this place; three daughters, brother, Charles R. Tier, Jr., and Ing a skiing vacation at Chamo-ocean currenU gradually force to bomb a sugar mill IN miles Mrs. Gertrude Buerhman of Met- Charles H. Imlay, of 303 33d St. a sister. Mlsi Robin Tier, both esit of Havana took off from uchen. Mrs. Betty Jane Ysnkow. died in his home Saturday. at home; his maternal grand- Until six yeirs ago he wu a ptotographa hpldtag hands and of the pack and out toopen Florida. Two fliers aboard, ap- ski of Keaniburg, and Mia Ruth parents, Mr. and Mm Thomas took long walks hut the gossip water, patently Americans, wen killed. Downey nt home; and 17 grand-resident of Red Bank and Fair Vena of Cliffwood, aad paternsl writen reported they wen or- The Sute Department apologized children. Haven, N. J. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gil* gulag frequently. * to the Cuban government. The funeral will be today at Mr. Imlay wu bom In North- bert Tier of this place. Brigitte also wu reportep d dis- Two Motorists The air intrusion tost Thun-1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral port, L. I., aon of the late David A Mass of the Angels will be by her kusbsnd's In- day brought new demands from Home here with Rev. Frank E. and Phoebe Imlay, and formerly offered tomorrow at 10 a. m. in djj t to y lif Are Ticketed Castro that the V. S. goveenment Sweeten of the Methodist Church opented the Imlay Fnme Shop. St. Lawrence's Catholic Church ltop 0 1 Surviving an Ms wife, Mrs. Hp spent leu than two months LITTLE SILVER - Two driv- *", 2 i?•••*• "f*™" " •• offidatlm. Burial will be in Old Rev. Walter M. llattery. •mualform.mostolltinlhehos- Blk k Helena Carhart Imlay; a son. Burial will be to St Jossph's en wen issued summonses for smell fields in Florida. The prime Robert Imlay; a daughter, Mrs. aad then wu discharged careless driving Saturdsy after- 5°" Cemetery. Keyport, uader di- •ft ipr r. minister claimed air raiders hal d HARRY L. BRANKN .iv Aage F. Nielsen, end three grand- noon after their cars wen inburned 225,000 tons of sugar cane rection of the Day Fuaenl Cherrier also wu to the mov-collision on Rumson BBLFORD - Harry L. Bran. cMMnn. all of Fair Haven. Home. tw btton his rurrlage, but hu Rd.. near ta Cuban fields in recent months. The funeral will be held Wed- Bridge Rd. Yesterday's bomb Muts could ton, M, died .Saturday to the acting since his brief Police Identified them is Lucy Ivy House Nursing Hem*. Mid- aesday, at I p. m., la the Adams MRS. RKINKE L. JANBtKN > tour wttk the army. be heard in Havnna bout 4:30 Memorial Home, Red Bank. Rev. Hilton, Avenue of Two Riven, a.m. dletown, after a ahort llmeas. MATAWAN - Mn. Utliu M. Rumson, and William Kemp, Jr., Bom to Toms River, he wuA. O. VsnDyke, putor of the (2, died Friday to her MUSHFIRB 1 Judith Rd., here. ' the son of the late Harry and Toms Rlvsr, N. J., Presbyter- on Spring Lawn Ave. A -!I4RIWUIWMURI Y - Firemen put Then were no injuries report' SHOOTING RULED SUICIDE Rachel Yamell Branaon. He wu Ian Church, will officiate. Burial lifelong resident hen, aha wu a 1 Patrolmen Warren Herbert MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - the husband of the lato Laun wlU be Thursday, at II a. m.. In of the First " St; Saturday night. Police uld Investigated, The shooting of e Miami Beach Dowtiii, Brinton. A cotnTiwrclii Riverside Cemtery. Toms River. Church. divorcee, who was a friend of fisherman, be had lived hen Surviving an her MM LILLIAN A. KRAUIH Retake L. Ji VFW Group James M, Cox, Jr., president 71 yean, PAIR HAVEN - Miss UUIan a. of the Miami News, hu been Survivin- g an two eons, Harry Adeline Knuth. •}, of 141 Lex. Mn. Stephen Tnjak of IsU- World Government ruled a suicide by the county L. Branson, Jr., of BeUoroY'end mawr; a son, Retake A. Jans- NEW YORK (AP) - The medical examiner, iagtoa Ave., died yesterday to asn of thli place; three jrmf- Eastern States Conference of the Clinton BftnioR of Mtodlftatwnt her home afteter n short iUasas. Cox told police Mrs. Anita Rog- II irandchlMrta and 13 gnat- •h a; borb n toto Jerserse ey CCHy, five sisters, Mrs. Clto- Veterans of Foreign Wars hasers, 37, shot herself yesterday ; wu born to J ton S. WooUeyof Rahway, Mn. gone on record against world grandchildren^ daughter off the latl s Johohn M. and during a loud dltcusiion. The funeral will be tomorrow Jbi ShH K Chtritt Cfoydon if Ot government. "You're doing me wrong," Cox Knuth. > She At Its annual meeting yester at 2 p. m, In the Scott Funeral hidl^hS^rS Mr. and Mn. Michael Klein, I quoted her as telling him, "You Home with Rev. Robert L. fcrntoriy iived In MartT Oarrst PI., Port Monmouth, son, dsy, the conference pasted a should have married me-you're iisckmsn of the Bslford Metho- resolution opposing world govern- Surviving an a aleee, Mn. El- ^^S^ .J?ili.2J Friday. ment and any meaiurci that no good," dlst Church officiating. * Burial wood M. Nixon, with whom sheLimb»"J" •' "'•_ P"«» CHANDLERS Mr. and Mrs. Leonard D, Topp, would lead the United States in- will bo in Fair View Cemetery. lived, and- a nephew, Harold **o brothers, Frank L, Radcllffe II Nolan Dr,, Wast Long Branch, to relinquishing part of its sover- CORPS PLANS SALES Roede, of this place, of Marlboro and Harry Radcliffe t t eignty, MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- CORPS BIRTHDAY .The funeral will be held to- of Morguvlllc. MONMOUTH MT end Mrs. J. Ediall John About 121 delegates from New town Drum and Bugle Corps will CAMP KILMER - The 42d an morrow at 10 a. m, In the Wor- Funeral services will ba tomor- sen of Fonts, a son, bom Jan,England and other Eastern slstes hold e rummagv **le March 17, nlversary of the founding of theden Funersl Home, Red Bank. row at 1:30 p, m. In the Bedte SHOPPING CENTER II, The infant hu been aamsdattended the two-day session, II snd II at Ahesrns Store, Msln Second V, S. Army Corps wss Rev, Charles H, Best, rector ef Funeral Home here with Rev, J, Edsall Johnson, Ir. Mr. John- which ended yesterday. St., Delford, to raise funds for observed Saturday, The corps Trinity Episcopal Church, Red Lawrence R. Bailey of the First son's parents an Mr, and Mn. spring competition, Mrs, Thomas directs all Army Reserve and Bank, will officiate, Cremation 1st Church officiating. Burial Joel M. Johnson, Circle Dr., KlM II < prtflUblt nibli It UM will be in Old Tennent Ceme- flu Minur* «I«MIII«< i* flu t Dvelln, 10 Suffolk La. Is in charge ROTC sctlvitles In New York will be in Rose Hill Crematory, Rumsoa. •taUj.-Ad*«rllMMM, of donstions. and New Jersey. Linden, tery. la a Mr. T*wMM»,H»iirSc*«l Friday vtnoa was somewhat promiscu- featured its Science Fair, At LONG BRANCH - Balloting ous, in his tniunption in that I, right is Jeff VanDoreh with proof for. "Miss USO of the Jersey 'or one, was invited to this meet- of tha forces of gravity. Below, Shore" by service personnel will unaware of the intentions of continue Thursday in the .Asbury group. freshman Charles Clericuzio ax- Park USO club. ' I never, joined the group, do plaint wheel powered by differ- Thursday's MardiGras dance not belong to it now, or ever ences in hot and cold junctions. will be the second in a six-week intend to." series of orchestra dances : at Evealveraaa which GI's will assist in the lection of the USO queen Mr. Redmond said that Plans are'completed for the though Mr. Iverton has professed third annual Father Cox memort continued support of Mr. Sea al supper to be held Sunday In be (Mr. Iverson) "also Star of 'the Sea Lyceum. This dubbed the same Mr. Seamen as free supper for service personnel presently beini a 'liability to the and their dependents it sponsored lepublicaa party.' • • by tin USO Senior Hostesses each Mr, Redmond next referred to year in memory of Rev. Leo Cox, trthur 1. Robertson, who broke former pastor of, Star of the Sea ith the Seamen administration Church who was an active USO last, year, then came within 56 supporter. rates of winning a committee STOtM'S AFTERMATH*- This it all that remain* of two-car qarage owned by Ed- The Asbury Park USO commit' post in the' general election. ward Stilwell, Crawford's Corner Rd., Holmdel. The building was on jacks, ready to tee met recently at the flame of "This one-time Republican, the chairman, Roland I. Hines, some-time Democrat, and all-time be moved across the road to Mr. Stilwell's home Thursday when the winds came. and, following a report by Wit loser gave me' my greatest en- It is a total lost. liam Kreiger, voted to have two dorsement to date, when he said pool tables renovated. Joseph lie wouldn't support me. His rea- Locher donated four gallons of an, he stated, was that I was paint to be used in decorating 'too closely associated with Har- the auditorium walls and kitchen, y Seamen." .' , > . A week-end "painting party" Were it possible to compile a was attended by servicemen and USO junior hostesses. list of Mr. Seamen's associates, m sure you would find my name Another in the series cf "Sur prise Theater Parties" last week missing. However, if Mr. Robert- brought out S3 service personnel ion had been more closely as- and their dependents. Groups sociated with Mr. Seamen, per- next are scheduled to attend haps his attempts to gain political Broadway shows March 1, recognition would have been more successful. : Let hie add that the reason Labrecque 'or this estrangement was en- tirely Mr. Seamen's doing, de- spite overt attempts by Mr. Rob- Made Leader rtson to gain Mr. Seamen's sup- TRENTON—Sen. Richard R port. Stout, honorary chairman, has N*t Jala announced the appointment: of 'As for my stand and Intention Theodore J. Labrecque, Jr., 92 on this proposed "dump Seamen" Throckmorton Ave., Red Bank,' movement, I stated Sunday night as Monmouth County .chairman that if I were Interested in seek- for the 1960 Multiple Sclerosis ing office, I would not base my Hope Chest Campaign. campaign on a "dump Seamen" IMPAIR JOi—At a result of Thursday night's storm, this porch on a home en Rt. 35 program. near Stewart's Root Beer stand in Raritan Township will need major overhauling. The Many things/ have happened tree crumpled one end of the porch roof. ' • in which I opposed Mr. Seamen; One incident occurred in the 'Old Republican Club,' when, anxious swell the membership ranks, 6-Sect Break Mr. Seamen held a pow-wow to 17 Granted get club approval for the rein' (DA to Hear CDA Group statement of Mr. Robertson and Divorces Safecrackers lis colleagues, after he quit the club the first time. Msgr. Reardon FREEHOLD - Among recent Schedule Set Uet Papers "I might add that.I was the RED BANK - Court St. divorces granted' by County KEYPORT'- A food ssle.jan only one who objected. ' James, Catholic Daughters of Judge Elvin R. Simmill were Easter bonnet card party and a KEYPORT- Safecrackers'i the following: theater party were among the. ac- vere elated, then disappointed "It followed that these people America will celebrate Its 34th were reinstated and, Ib and be- anniversary at the annual din- Decrees on the grounds of de-|«v"|tles innouncedwhen Court St. here Friday when they broke in- sertion were granted Mamie Lee Joseph/ Catholic Daughters |of Builders Specialty Whole- hold, Mr. Robertson was a Re- ner Thursday at 7 p.m. in Jo- publican candidate in the,next seph's West Long Branch. Kelly, Hunting Lane..Fair Haven, America, met last week in St. salers, Inc., Rt. 36, found the wife of Jack D. Kelly, addresaj Joseph's School auditorium. > safe wide open — but no cash general election. Before the elee Mrs. Frederick Richards, Riv- unknown; Barbara Rhoades, The food sale will be. held Sun- The scooped up whatever they tion, he again bolted the party er Plaza, is chairman, assisted and presently is one of those're- Wildwood Rd., West Allenhurst, day, March 6, In the school cafe- rould find, including some busi- George i Township, wife of Proctor teria, directed by Mrs. Anthony contracts, stocks and bonds, sponsible for weakening the Re- Heights. Miss Helen C. Lang, Red J. Rhoades, 902 qraimere. Ave., publican Club beyond.the point Fariello and Mrs. John Bock. lirth certificates and a driver's BaiA ,^U te ^Unaster. Ocean, Township; Lillian Maua, The card/party, to be heldiin icense, police'reported. of recovery. Fair Haven Rd:. Fair 'Haven Before this misled.group wu the echoc* auditorium, was sched- Police,.Capt.,Joseph J. Mqrliey formed, toy Republican candi- uled for ApriJ 29 with Mrs. Feb- said ttiey left the only cash: In mond Hill, N. Y; Elizabeth M ert Preston and Mrs. Frank Let- date for the office'of township Snyder, De Normandle Ave. the place, $38 which was in-a Sen. Stout is a member committeemin stood slim chance wenske as chairman. Members nearby: desk drawer. the board of directors of th> FaiFi r HHaven , wiff t of RRaymond wU| iee: tr» musical, ''Fiower The! owner is Milton Velinski, of being successful.'Now, it would EXPANSION? —Pictured aratWo of thret large pan.es Central New Jersey Chapter be suicidal." FiSnyder,«pper Freehold Town; Drum Song." la New York;City of glass in tha, William Left" Furniture store," Rt. 35,. Mid- 112 Huntington Ave., Plainfield. the National Multiple Sclerosis ship; Jean K. Gasklll, Harrison Capt.. Morley said safes are Deadline for primary filing is St.,..,_,, wif. e of„„...„ Frank .S. .„__*Gaskil. l . 7P^,^:^i:^-r Society, serving Monmouth, Bur March 10, A Township Commit- dletown which wara shattarad by tha force of Thursday's often left open when there Is no lington, Hunterdon, Mercer Morris St., both of Long Branch s. Gertrooe I/Nmiy arrang- winds. Despite boardad up windows,' tha store's ex- money inside to deter thieves tee and the township clerk's pott Dorothy Edwards, Parker} St. ed for ai display;*! bookal mag- Middlesex Counties. will be at stake. azines and newspapers, la ob- pansion tala is going on at usual. rom blasting or ripping them. Mr. Labrecque, an associate Freehold, wife of James O. Ed- servance of Ca The police officer said he be- with the law firm of Parsons, wards, Old Mill Rd., Miflhurst, lieves the job may have been Labrecque, Canzona and Blaii Manalapan Township: Katherine Esso Promotes pulled by the same men,who re- Red Bank, said; support of' thi Browntown-PTA C. Roam;- Osborn St. Keyport, CD FUni cently cracked a safe in the Key. fight against the dread disea* Honors Member wife of Raymond Roam, address Research Man port-Matawsn Recreation Center, is important because it "strikes 'unknown. Main St., Matawan, and got suddenly and without warning, BROWNTOWN — The Brown- Meredith M./Utley, Marlboro h Seen LINDEN - Randolph M. Bail away with $3,200. ly, 5 Oakes Rd., Little Silver, and its progress is erratic. town Parent-Teacher Association, Township, wife of Charles E LITTLE SILVER - "Flash of Entry to the building was "Many patients have only, st its Founders Day meeting last Utley. Trenton; Robert E. Elsele, Darkness" was the subject of a has been placed ,in charge of the process-research division of gained by removing a window mild attack, others become pro. week in the school, gave a life South Lincoln Ave., Ocean Town- film seen last week by the war air conditioner. •. gressively crippled. This work membership to Mrs. John Cham- ship, husbei been added by instrucSTof die den division of the Civil Defense] Esso Research and Engineering Mono code dasaHndaf the sp Co. great hardship oh the familyi a berlain, an active member of the New York; Organization. well as the patient. It'can trul; association for the past IS yean. of Adam D. Osborn, both o{ " It showed what happens after be said that 'home is where Mrs. Chamberlain has been a Fourth Ave., Belmar; Elizabeth]1^! an atomic explosion and the work Local Sailorsthe hurt is when MS hits'." teacher at the Browntown School Map. namas M. Reaitfta May W. Gloss, Maplple Drivee, Hazt Thle clas|ts?are held MondaVs and Thursdays in the club's'heaa- wardens would be called upon .to since 1954. She was the organizer ...let., wife of Car«..l. „A.. „„«.Gloss,, Rock„»„- •do. . '•- ':3 Off on Cruise of the PTA-sponsored Browntown Msgr. Thomas M. Rearaon, re- vtlle Center, N. Y.1 Robert R. quarters In the garage' behid Film festival Set Pedal Pushers Club, and is pres- lent of Seton Hall University Leonardis, Shadow Lawn Park, Red Cross headquarters, Broad In other business, Albeit B. IN THE MEDITTERANEAN -| St:_,^^ .. . Golden, warden chief, saiu u ,s idem of the Leaders Association School of Law and professor of Highlands, husband of Barbara Two sailors from the Red Bank, By Japanese Club Instructions 1 possible that a course in auxili- 1 of the 4-H Clubs of Middlesex sociology; will be guest .speaker. R. Leonardis, Simpson Ave., At- in code begin >§>t N. J., area are aboard warships County: In December, she re- He was raised to the rank ofltantic Highlands.'' 7:30 and end, at S:20pjnl<}A ary police work may be offered with the U. S.i Sixth Fleet which RED BANK - The Japanese 7 by state police to the warden Club of Red Bank High School ceived her 10-year service pin Papal chamberlain in 1958 and Janet F.- Palaia, wife of Frank 40-minute period of radio now is engaged in operational [ram the county organisation. will follow, beginning wltltele- division. exercises. will hold a film festival nexi is currently pastor of St. James L. Palaia, both of Girfield Ave., She also serves as organization]Parish In Newark and director Long Branch; and George A, mentary component Minttfl|i- • It was decided that division James McNulty, a chief avia month. The adviser of the club, Johi leader for the Pedal Pushers. of St. James HoipiUI. Kozubske, Broad St., husband of lon and - continuing -s tBfbagli members would pay dues which ion electrician's' mate, son of heory necessary for novlee-';,***- would be used for social affairs Brzostpskl, has requested In accepting her honor, Mrs, Msgr. Reardon was a Marine SMriy L. Kozubske, McDermott Joseph S. McNulty. Sr.. Sailors Chamberlain reviewed the St, both of Freehold nlclsn and general claaa'.'ndkt during the year. ' Way, Rumson, is aboard the at- films from the Japanese consu Corps chaplain in World War.II. achievements of the Browntown Decrees on the grounds of amateur examinations, j''*' The next meeting of zone and tack carrier Franklin D. Roose- in New York concerning Jap* He participated in the.invasion nese culture, art, dolls and ouYPTA, and expressed her grati- cruelty were awarded to Lor Demonstrations utilixinfi section wardens will be held Feb. velt; Seaman Richard D. Colligan, tude "for having been a part of of Guadalcanal and distinguished strumenia and radio dn 283 Spring - St., Red Bank, is er Oriental interests. It is < etta Lambertl, Edgeview Rd., drcoltry H in Mr. Golden'* home, 20 South a group dedicated to community himself for hia ministrations to Rd., Keyport, wife of Joseph will supplement the Instriictiossiti . Vale Ave. aboard the destroyer Henley. pjeted that the films will be the wounded in that battle. His English but a few may be [service and civic responsibility." Lamberti, Eighth St.. West Keans- . Enrollment will continoa' to- Both men will mate visits to Mrs. V'alter Tesch, Founders heroic work was cited in the burg, and Colette .Homer, Union night John Wheeling,-Jr., Oak- Spain, France, Italy and Greece. Japanese. book "Guadalcanal Diary." They will be shown on 10 con Day chairman, introduced past Ave.. Long Braach,.wife of Rog< wood Ave, Long Branch U chair- Voters Approve scculive days.1 Members wilt presidents who were the ' Movie star Preston Foster er W. A. Homer, Parker Ave. man of the* project. '' McKenzie Marks allowed guests. suests. played the rale of Father Rear Deal. Fire Engine don in the film version of the Vincent Stewart, Westwood Randolph M. Ballly 80th Birthday story. His exploits also were fea Ave., Long Branch, was award- Finish Course CLIFFWOOD - Voters of Fire BROOKLYN - Murdoch Me- tured on "Cavalcade' of Amer- ed a divorce from Jean Cottrell District Two Saturday approved, With Esso Research since 1948, Kehzie, who lives,in the Ridge- ica." Stewart, 5th Ave', Asbury Park In First Aid by a 4-1 majority, a bond issue his work has been in the devel wood section of this city and on grounds of adultery. for purchase of a new $20,500 •He is a member of the editor- SHREWSBURY - Six mem. opment of lublicants, wax anc who has been a summer resi- ial hoard of The Advocate and bers of the U S. Army Signal fire truck. a new refining process callec dent at Ideal Beach, N. J., since moderator of the Essex County Keyport '15 Claan Research and Development Lab- • A $9,844 operating.budget for hudrofining. He holds six patents 1912, marked his 80th birthday oratory, Fort Monmouth, recent- 1960 was also okayed at the an- In the Army infantry In Work Catholic Lawyers Guild of the Feb. IS. Saturday he will be Archdiocese. Plain Reunion ly completed the standard first nual election, War II he fought and was cap honored by his children at a KEYPORT - The reunion aid 'course sponsored by the Incumbent Fire Commissioners tured in the. Battle of the Bulge, birthday party and reception at committee for the class of 1945 county Red Cross Chapter. ^ George Kahrs and John Armitage He was discharged as a cap : the home of his., daughter, Mrs. Reformed Church of Keyport High.School met at F, L, Burt Instructor, was as- were re-elected, They were un- tain;' •.•'••" William J. Mertz In Union. the home of Mrs, Gene DIGiam- sisted by Walter Delss and Issued opposed. Mr. McKenzie, who retired In Group* Nominal*; battlstl,, Octavia PI., Tuesday certificates to Miss Agnes Fan- The second district Includes the 1950. was the chief engineer'for KEYPORT - Mrs, Daniel Bar- evening to discuss plans for a ning, West Kcansburg; Misi River Gardens area and part of New Carpets the New York Dock Company. He nett, was hostess to the Reform- reunion to be hold Saturday May Barbara Mellacl and Miss Jo- Cllffwood Beach. has been a member of several or- ed Church Far and Near and 14, In the Rollo Post House, ai sephine Phillips, both of Red Being Shown ganizations for more than 50 Ladles Aid Societies in her home|':M. Bank! Delbert D, Mammen, Fair € & C Social Chili EATONTOWN - A "signifl years, Including Clan MncDon- recently, Letters will be mailed to mem Haven! Arthur Rclnbolt, Long cant" innovation In the carpet aid, the Masonic Lodge, Shrin- A report wan read by Miss bera of the class. Refreshments Branch, nnd James Van S»nt Meets at Falter Home industry this year is the. Intro- crs and Knights Templar lodges, Jessie Stevens on the Annvllle, were served by the hostess, LakewooJ, duction of Orion-wool carpeta ii Mr, McKenzie ' was born In Mrs, Kenneth Willey, llazlet; HIGHLANDS-Mrs. Stephen H Ky., Mission. rangefof new colors, Dundee, Scotland, the eldest of Nomination of officers for the Mrs, William Cahlll, West Keans- PIZZA PARTY Filler, 85 Washington Ave., en- The new line, known as the a family of 13 brothers and sis- burg; Mrs, Theodore Trcmbley, tertained members of the C. and coming year was held. Election RED BANK « Mr. and Mrt'. t, "Cornucopia Collection of, Ca ters, He Is the father of three will take place In March at the Union Beach; Mrs. Dorothy Kay J. Shear of Spruce Dr., Shrewf. C. Social Club, formerly known pets of Orion," Is being shown children, Mrs, Roy L. Schacfcr, Lincroft; Mrs. Qeorge Spratford^ •s "Twenty Club," last week, regular meeting, A donation was bury, were hosts recentlyial'i at the Sandier & Worth Carpel Brooklyn! Ro^er W. McKonilo, given to the sunshine fund, Mrs Mlddlelown; Rev,'Richard Young pizza parly at Luigl's, In .hMMr! Mrs. John Newton, Bay Ave., Co, showroom, here, Leonardo, and Mrs. Mertz. Also Elizabeth McEwan was award; Leonardo, Joseph Porno and celebrated her birthday. A birth' of their daiiBlitcr, Marcy, who Produced for Sandier & Word three granddaughters, Mrs, Wil- ed a special prize, Martin Murray, Kcypoit was 11 years old that day. Oat day cake decorated,In the Valen- by the C. H. Masland It Son: liam Rescorl of West Kcansbur« Others on the committee who of the guests at tho party WM tine motif, made by Mrs. Fallcr's After the meeting, boxes Co. Orion has been combine: and Misses Barbara and Donna clothing were packed to be sent could not attend wer« Raymond Marcy's brother, Airman FlrS daughter, Ruth Anne, centered with natural wool In a fabr MertE, Union, IN SIARCH Of 0IMIS-Roland Hlnat, Mofimoiith Hyer and Herbert Walling, Key Class Floyd Shear, ^ : •'•'.Vf the party table, to the Annvllle Mission, which embodies the best featturci Guests at the birthday parly County chairman of tht March of Oimei, Is pictured Mrs, Arthur McFtrland will be port, nnd Mrs, Richard A. Water 'Guests included Darby Busse, of both, Mrs, Newton will entertain the Saturday will Include Mr, Mc< with honor o,ueit» at layihora Mothers' March on Polio tho next hostess at her home man, Red Bank. Carol Christcnscn, Judy Clark, group Tuesday, March I, Kcnzlo's brothers and sisters, Maple PI. The next meeting will bo hold Susnn Clayton, Linda Cterwlnskl, Attending wcro Mrs, John TRICKY TRAY SOCIAL Mrs. Mary Rossi, Ml«« Elizabeth faihlon show and dance at Drlftwood-by-the»Sea Thuri- Other* present were Mrs, John at tho home of Mra, Cahlll Aprl Donnn Grovcr, Marie Malonty, Banko, Mrs, Newton, Mrs, Max< MIDDLETOWN. - The ladlci McKenzie, Genrgo McKenzie and day. Thay are Mrt. William Hutting, left, Eitcntown, Gibbons, Mrs. Norman Scott, 28. Iruno Cohen, Linda Daggett and ion, Mn. Charles Quasi and Mrs,Auxiliary of the Old Village Alfred McKenzie, all of Brook' Polio Mother of the Ytar, and Mn, Sidney Hamberger, Mrs. William Hitchcock, Mrs, Ed- Mary Rubens. •:'•'• ' |, Tin It«nlH»r'« clMilfUii ml i,fiicn Paller. Fire Co, will present Its unnuul lyn; Mrs, Jack Robinson, Mnssn- ward Pierian, Miss Amelia 1 Mlddlatown, oldest Monmouth County volunteer worker i Momuouiii imMy'i artHt nmrko Another Riiest was John Pao> Mrs, Helen Kornek, Mrs, Kul Tricky Tray Social, Fob 29., at ncqua, 1., I,, and Mrs, Charlotte Biumgarlntr, Mrs. 01 a d y s linen whiff hurtri and inllir'i mi< In, who took a series of photo- ler'i mother, WM a guest. i'pj, at tho flro house Lundy, Bcrgenllold. for tht crippled children's toelety. Milcr, Mrs, Blanche Wintcrton, ivtry IMiif,-A graphs at tho parly. •y, i ^, -i 3" s-, -* •--_. Group Told Talk Set Tor Tomorrow budget For Play HIGHLANDS-Dr Stanley R of Monmouth College, a tor- Decorative NAVESKINK - Hadley King. Sprung, Uacro Aftt Center, Joan Ann Chtton jr, oeeanport, production men- will speak at I AssocUte* says it offers a com- ager for the Monmouth PUyert, Parent-Teacher af Jack F. Yaat la that argaaln plett decorating service, today Maouaccd the croup which Our Lady of Sight yain ago when Mi»will participate backstage in the Catholic School Tomorrow. small can. :*corttoraa« will beet the aewrj CWsoa cam* la this ana, her presentation of "Bus Stop." Mn. Harry Mahler, program, first studio was at 107 Monmouth The play, which will tie pre arranged for Dr. Spruat to speak is die taalaiae Greek St, Red Beak, la 1IK she set ^nted at the Navesink Library, at me meeting. Mn. Vincent J. up a decoratJag department in Friday and Saturday and March Gorman will preside. the CkJaa aad Glass Shop and «, i, wder the dricctioa of Billy Dr. Sprang for the past 2V4 T WM vears hat been in practice in PLUHR.S !£*?? Sf ISO??ISO*?? ••"•? HUU • Red Bank. For two yean preced- fal of UN, wbsa she purchased A^si^ production manager it ing this, he was school psycholo- the gue+eeper's house of the && p. Bivoma, Rumsoo, set gist for Red Bank public schools oritfaal Shadowbrook Farms from b ,Rb Nl Ray StUbnaa. . ••, ••/ datiga is by Mrs. Robert Nagle, aad Dtychoiocteal consultant for The boast is believed to bt ooe e>umton while set caastruction MttDetown Township schools, of the oldest la Shrewsbury, dat- ^ decoration are in charge of In addition. Dr. Sprung has iag back to 171*. Maurice Lulkla, West " _.__ and will continue as coun- Braach, with Mrs. Lutkta and selor counsultant on the staff tt Runnon Student Mrs. WiBiam Troy, also West the Ubontory of Psychological JAZZ Atnm rWOtM — Fameus saa man Georojo Auld is shown durincj |an con- counsultant on the staff of Aaaigned to KI7TL j,^ ,* lighta an being Laboratory of Psychological WINOOSKI Park. VI. - As- handled by Harry Bush. Middle- cart at SilhouaHo lellroom. Had lank, Saturday, frontino. the Georgia Auld All Stars. algamtatt tor the second semes- torn; John Hemieb, Rumton, Studies, Stevens Institute of ter of the year ia the Air Force aad Donald Davis, Other jait cjraati are, left to right, Don lamond, drums; Nat Pierce, piano, and Milt Technology, Hobaken, 'and ad- ROTC cadet corps at St Mi- HIUs. Hinten, bail. This was tho first .of a series af concertt at the ballroom. junct professor at Rutgers Unr chael's CoDeft here have beta Costumes are ia charge of Mrs. versity. Dr. Sprung, prior to his aaaouaeed by Lt Col., Wiley- M.Wag with Mrs. RoaaM Emmooi position in Rod Bank, served as Boaduraat. professor of Air Sd- aad KeU Festt. both Red Bank, AFCEA Hears 34 to, Receive duet psychologist for the Tren- Man of Year ton Area Mental Hygiene Clinic tace. Among the assignments is assisting. 6ot a cold right now? that of Cadet 1st Lieut William Make-up. is being done by MrsClifford May 32nd Degree for 2Vi yean. J. T. Byree at flight Edward Kretymto, Fort Haa- KEYPORT - Thirty-four mem Wall. Mir M Oil it juit He is toe son of Mr.and cock, at d Mn. tiaacy Hughes, FORT MONMOUTH - Clifford SECOND BIRTHDAY NEWARK - H. Cornell Xante, ben of St. Joseph's Council, KEYPORT - Janice Kolas, what the doctor orders... Mrs. Deaais K. Byrae at D. May, Jr., technical director,IIS Oyerton PI,; Long Branch, Knights of Columbus., are eJI- N. J. Propertlea are beiag handled Army Communicationiijeiyfee itttMer of Mr. and Mn. Ed- lir. Yott was wttB East Or-RMS* R4. y ^ Chief Slg aa agent in the Red Bank dis- gibie tor the third degree, to beward Kulat, Hobart St., eelebra- for a win* The cadet corps of over «Wby Mn. Hemieb, Mn. Jean Dil trict, office for Connecticut Gen- conferred at special ceremonial 'Meaaj^iuMMUdBiak. for U h oat of the largest IsiNtwEag- Ion.Fair Haves,' aadMiaa Bette »al Ud her second birthday recent- healthy winter. aadUtodIfcak loTu » g g . guest speaker Thursday at the era! Life Insurance Co., has been Friday at Our Lady of Victory ly at a party. A Mkkey Mouse thTlast fl*tof which lead. Air Science U reeaired dor- Davis, Rumaoa February dinner-meeting of Fort named "Man of the Year" by Hall. Styreviile. theme was used aad decorations the first two years at St Mn, Jean Gumoae, 4S Normtn associates ia the Newark home They are: MkhaelsMichael's.. Those who qualify afaft-dt y Ct.. MiddMtwa, it tat at Monmouth Chapter, Armed For- were ia nd and white. y , , ces Communications and Elec- office. Rev. Alfred D. Smith, Alfred Atttadiing wen Roney Pen- er the first two yyea n are eligiblg esMant director tor the produc J.. BilotU, George M. Bunko, WJIiam A. fUr torto thh e two-year advancedd pro- tkwk / ronics Associstion. His subject netrJ, Jeffery Dufour, David Wo-1 was "Army Global Communic- Ralph M. Cerame. Bernard F. beU. William Stkoltr. Nancy Fis- HllL OH gran loading to a < TTickets an ia charge of Mrs Chemweth, Jr.. William J Ctif- AUaa Wallace, Chapel Hill. ations." chler, Terry Gnata aad Cia- tb« Air Force at graduation. too, Samuel S. CosteUo. Frank dy Lou Fisckltf. Mr. May, who has, numerous R. Criscilio. Rocco L D'Antonlo, Science has identified oMN Department of the,Army awards James I Del Sole, Frank G. New Shnewabunr for inventions in the communica- Since early Rome, salt DM|| different kinds of fish. Cub Pack M will bold HaBlue Drogaa, Freik J. Estoch. John tions field, has also made many J. Evans, William Grata*, George contributions to technical organ- W. CnuL Jamet J. Guilfoyle, at 7 p. m. at White Hall nations of the Army's UNICOM the Reformed Church. Prepara- Eugene V, JacsynsU; Samuel program, and to the NaUonal Kay, Edward T. Kovacs, Thom- tion aad serving will bo deae by Communication Satellite pro- dan awmera aad motben of the as B. Larkin, Stanley W. La- gram brant, James J. McCaiton, Har- Cuba. A magidaa will entertain. The dinner-meeting at Gibbs BSBE t nm wait STOUT t co. Centerpieces an being construc- old S. McKenna, George T. May- Hall Officers Club drew a large er. Thomas J. Meehan, Anthony ted by the boys to depict Mttori attendance of military and civill cat evtatt ia Scouting. J. Nunziato. Frank C. Raccioppi, aa penonoel, aa well as groups Charles E. Deisert, Joseph A. and individuals from local and Mn. John Ooooey. Gleawood Ryan, Bemardt G. Schweitzer, regional industrial firms. Edwin J. Skelly, Joha J. Smith, Dr., entertained at a cocktail Mr. May't talk was preceded party preceding the St. James Richard F. Studier, and Walter by a brief business session pre- J, Symayk. in lAit MOMT srmr IBIANK.N.A School fashion show and lunch- sided 'over by Norman K. Free- eon recently. Guests wen Mnman. , chapter president,. rep- UKES HIS MEDICINE Fredric Eddpwtt, Mrs. George resentative of the Stromberg- ST. LOUIS (AP) - The "pre- Breanan, Mrs. Joseph Alessl, Carlson Division, General Dynam- cription" wasn't in the tradition- Mn. George Murphy, Mrs. Wilic-s Corporation, STOCKS IONDS Ham Duffy, Mn. William Wie- Latin but druggiit Thomas H. 1, Mn. Carl Sohl. Mn. Bark- Caraelt got the meassge. fey Fox, Mn. Martin Cain, Mn. The award ia made each year A man handed him a note Frank Mack and Mn. James Hollywood Gets to the member of the agency vhich read "This Is a stlckup." Wallii. has made the most out "Now." Hid the robber, "fill standing contributions to his that prescription." .*.$. Fellow Award clients, the insurance field and Garnett handed over toe money There is a 301-mile stretch of the community. a cash register and presum- -is* ***-.*. t. straight railroad track in Aus- STAMFORD, Conn. - John M. Hollywood, scientific aide to the Mr. Kahle, who ia a member My the paUent fett better im- tralia — between Port Pirie mediately. IKalgeorlie. president of CB._. S Laboratories. of the company's President's was presented with the award of Club, the top prestige group far *iE4Wf«<»II board memben "and repreaeaU- MOWMOOTM COUNTY'S UMUT SAUt * MIVICI OftOANBATION Hves of (he eharch't orgaaiat- STARTING TODAY, IN 12 INSTALLMENTS tiana will participate. Mn. Watson made thr follow- lag appointnwatt: Mn. Richard Palmer, Mn. Philip Horn aad Floyd Mukahty. advertising TV Mn, Roy Palmer, boosttn. memben of the Victory dab of Don't ml* "DIAft TUN-AOU." h's tMlMr of tht tlM churcnt llckttsi fncniwrs of the Needlecraft Club of the oielwiv* foftuftt tkif yoiH fM only In "TNI 50Hwy. 35 Eotontown church, refreshments; Andrew Galloway and Percy Tucker, members of the church official RIGHT!*." 1^ SM MAIN ST. AMURY PARK board, staging and lighting, and 01 HI 144M Joseph Lynch, publicity,, England and the United States MJHTY PlBl fAIWHO v orw DArir m it p. M: 'tad a 72-hour work week In-the IMOt. I

Uenuty of Male 0M* IM DfUoa tay* birth costroPis •omething for each country jn Speak With Thee' In Heart Dri handle according to its own cus- By AMgail Van Buna and with respect for our Integrity LITTLE SILVER - Mn. John toms and religion." At a hearing of the House For- Parents, I would have wonts as individuals " R Ayera, Jr, 394 Branch Ave, eign Affairs Committee, he was I - RESPONSIBILITY "We ebatrman of the Heart Fund with thee! want our share of family tasks. drive in this borough, has re- asked, if there was any thought There's something that needs leased a partial list of workers ;• By The AaescUlai Pntt of providing such information to But we'd also like to talk over to be said: who's to do what and why." conducting the drive this month. a country receiving foreign aid I'm convinced that if every They are Mrs. Joseph Santoro, vRep. William H. Ayres : Burpee. in highway specifications. Horowitz was citad "for his devotion and dedication for tho betterment of all man. ailure even to identify or iccog. Mrs. John J Creepy. Jr., : . Ayres glanced at a large van Chairman Spessard L. Holland kind" and for "active participation in ovary facet of communal and civic undertaking." nite these needs. HOSTESS TO GROUP (D-Fla) of a Senate Approprla Mrs. George L. Biehu, Mrs.' . . To most of us, these needs are NEW SHREWSBURY -Mrs. fred H. Smith. Mrs. William Har-T tions Subcommittee asked Tai- mysterious. That's because ourRobert Hlhngs, Riverdate Ave., lamy to prepare the statement EVER HAPPfN TO YOU? Ethical Unit own adolescence has been like a vey, Mrs. Charles E, Rowell,. after Sen. Margaret Chase Smith WM hostess last week at a meet Mrs. Charles Haring, Mrs. Jules walk through an enchanted forest L. Merron. Mrs George Brown-• (R-Maine) demanded to know We've been there, but we can't ing in her home of the French Meets Friday J lie, Mrs. Keith Shultes and Mrs: Just who is responsible for the quite remembebhr what we saw. coaveraatiott group of the Ameri- Arthur S. Wade. coniy mistake on the height of BEEN DOWN BV SHREWSBURY -'Members of Sociologists aad psychologists Association of University «ie bridges." the Ethical Fellowship of Moo- have found out — from the teen-Women. Attending were Mrs. THE SKATING mouth County will read and dis- Some jet aircraft carry a 25- Tallany said the Defense De- agers themselves- what's eat Robert. Batchelar, Fair Haven; man life raft which inflates in partment, hu okayed a 14-foot ftJNP AGAIN cuss two selections from the ing our youngsters. In capsule Mrs. Robert Hill, Rumson. aad book "Understanding Ethical Re- nine seconds. Deflated. It is minimum for bridges and under form, bore's what teeners have Mrs. Jack Kohn and Mrs. Bryce small, but carries food, .water passes in October, 1987. He said ligion.", edited by Howard B. said they wanted; MCMUUIB, of this place. and first-aid kit. the Defense Department began Radest leader of the Bergen I . LOVE. "We want parents to think about raising this mini- licei Society, at its meeting win love us as matter what mum shortly thereafter to permit the "Shrewsbury Fire House happens or what we do. / hauling of missiles by truck, but at 1:31 p.m. Friday. want our dads around more made no recommendation until The selections arc: "Some often. We especially want Dad October, ISM. Characteristics of the American at home for dinner, so we can TaUamy said his bureau ap- Ethical Movement." by Dr. Fediscus- s things with him, recount SQ US FOR Mi proved the new recommendation lix Adler, and "The Basis of thethe day's happenings." for a 17-foot minimum during the Ethical Movement," by William same month, and later revised J - UNDERSTANDING. "Maybe YOUR PHOTO NEEDS M, Seller. we don't even understand our- this downward to II feet on ad- All interested have been in- vice of the Defense Department. selves. But we want parents we vited. can take our troubles to and be We carry • complete "Now," TaUamy said, "we sure they'U understand. We want have advised the states in future lina of famous brand Central Middletown parents who will at least listen designs to have II feet and to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Beach and let us explain.1 cameras end accessor* adjust present structures where IM Linden Ave., entertained last it can be done" at minimum cost 3 - TRUST. "We want to be iaii Irinf your cimim week-end at a cocktail party fortold what we ought to know about "We have not taken the posi- the following: Mr. and Mrsdating. . But once we've been tdd, here for expert repair tion that we can rebuild existing Thomas Ames, Mr. and Mrsw.e want to be put oh our own. larvice. structures," he said, "nor has the John Ames, Mr. and Mn. John j^ only that, but we want our defense Department aiked us Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. John to." Campbell and Mr. and Mrsparent. s to expect the best of ua Rudy Ltndberg. Later Mr. annodt fear the worst.' We Have Everything President Eisenhower urged Highlands Mrs. Beach and their guests at- 4 . JOINT PLANNING. "We • '.• for the Congress yesterday to authorize hdd •«•* who'll stand beside the United States to Join the In- The Holy Name Society of MEDICAL Middletown (WE SELL AT ABVUKTISKD PRICES) CAMERA FAN ternaUonal Development Associ-Our Lady of Perpetual He'p by the Maomotlth-MiikUeseMonmwth-Middlesex want guidance in Important mat- ation. Catholic Church will hold its St. MEMOS Chapter of St. Peter's College.ten, but we don't want to be The association is an interns Patrick's Dance March II at Alumni Association. nagged about every little thing." "NO SALESMEN!NO COMMISSWHSr tional cooperative .venture in fiConner'- s hotel. Water Witch. Vin- •yRLHa S .RELIGION. "Wt want par- OORN'S Photo Shop nancing designed to help the less cent J. Gorman, president, Is Dens one and two of Cuentb s with a deep religious belief. developed countries obtain need- Scout Pack 140 of Fairview put We want them nt worship every IS We*K» Strati chairman; Joseph Bolger Is in One of the "tools" used in the ed capital which is unavailable charge of program, and James on a skit,at the Parent-Teacher week 'and we'd like grace said Sml through normal channels. It will treatment of patients by psychi- Associatioa meeting in Fairview at all our meals." McGough, tickets. . atrists can be used\ by' anyone SH or SH 74MQ be an adjunct of the International School Tuesday. I • PRIVACY. "We need Bank. who wishes to help an emotion- DAILY and IAT. I A. at la I 9. M. Mrs: Harry E. Beyer, 31 ally disturbed friend or relative. A group of women from'the room of our own to retreat to Shrewsbury Ave., will entertain The "tool" is nothing more then Tuesday Niter Chin went skating a place to store our Junk and members of the Past Presidents the willingness to listen. at the Belvedere Arena, Keens- pursue our bobbies. And we don'i Club of the Ladies' Auxiliary. burg, Tuesday.The were Mrs. want any of this nonsense TwhdlgW ;l>oat, American Lac- listening is much more than, Stanley fcott, Mrs. John MoUer, reading,, jpr lettersi'and listening : lust bearing. It Is an effort to ion, tonight. ~ \ Mn. Dorothy MeCaU,. Mrs. Jer-in ea ear telephone conversa- understand clearly what is being tions." said. ry O'NaiU Mrs. NeU Mac Neil Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anthony. and Mrs. George T. Davis. 7 .RESPECT. "We expect to South Bay Ave.. snfertained Suppose, forexample , you were be treated with some dignity. members of the River Club last listening to a recording of a Miss Ellen MoUer, N Walnu Ave., and MIM Janeen Davis, wctk. . • • famous symphony which you have heard many times before. This Walnut Ave., left Saturday The Ladies' Auxiliary of thetime, however, the conductor of a thn»dsy visit with Miss T£NiTH Davis' brother-in-law and sister, First Aid Squad will meet Mon- the orchestra explains in advance day in the First Aid Building. the Interpretation of each, move- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmet Me ment, what the composer had in Gee and daughter, Jeanine, The Ladies' Auxiliary, Veterans mmd, why certain Instruments Bronx. WhUe then they visited of Foreign Wars, will meet to- ere used to obtain particular Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Davis, Janeen'a grandparents, and to- morrow. Mrs. Minor Johnson, efforts and arouse desired emo- mm MnnHiMii MMM w MMUCU IMM TELEVISION sixth district president, will make tions. This time you do not mere- day will visit the Bronx Zoo, her official visit. ly hear the symphony, you are - V«y «• -r > RADIOS • STIMO • HNW listening to it and understanding Tommy Blinn and Bobby Moore of Bronx are visiting Tommy' Mrs. John Newton, 27} Baity. It means something special The* got on Lew Lew Price. to you. uncle aad taunt, Mr. and Mrs. Around! Nat only is aw price bur Ave., celebrated her birthday Frank Tyrrell 41 Ataboy Ct., for Feb. II. How little we really listen to thret-day Washington's Birth membtia of our family when they day wook-end. The Ladies' Auxiliary, Twin' say something. Our indifference light Post. American Legion, will reflects back on the person speak- Eatontown meet Wednesday. Mrs. Ernest ing and eventually he, too, be-jPttcr Edwardsen, president of REISEMAN'S Noerenberg and Mrs. Claudia comes Indifferent. France will be hostesses. the Memorial School Parent 'fV 214rdw««, tMaj Breach • Opea Da*v'tl 9 p.». Worse, it can have an adverse Teacher Association, Mrs. It mi is MmtiM ID m* K«fnwr. —JMYtrUMinmt. effect upon him because he be-George. Sauerwein, publicity his is art chalrmaa, attaaded the Found- OUR CHANTRIY SALON SPtCIAUZK IN YOU ... particularly, interested his er's Day Partat Toachar Associa- d desires. tion hinchton last wotk la Deal Country Culb. Such a person may find synv : ' ' 'a CANCELLATION SHOE SHW'S Ipathetic hstaaan among undeslr The Jubilee Squares hive com •able companions. Then, when be pleted plans for their open house I) gets into trouble, his family says Friday at I p.m. An introductory Ihe needs psychiatric treatment. lesson in aquare dancing will be AWAY. WE-GO (The circle is then completed. given by caller Bob Fellman. The I It need never had started if some- event will take place in the lone had listened to him in theMargaret L. Vetter School, Grant Ifirst place. Ave. The group metts alternate Fridays at the Vetter School. REMOVAL SALE {DivJdeiHl Deekred | By Credit Union St. Franeit Order 9 PRICES SLASHED ON ALL MERCHANDISE Hem Director Bamberger s new Qiantrey Salon ASBURY PARK — The Blue RED BANK - Mora than 90 Flame Credit Union foremployee s eon recently. Guests wtrt Mrs. WE DO NOT WANT TO MOVE! lot New Jtraty Natural Gas Com- guest speaker Thursday at the brings the latest Ipany baa doclarsd a S per centmembers attended a recent meet- KdlvMasd on saviags aad a rtfuad ing of the Third Order of PRICES AS LOW AS $1.00 [I of II per cent on all latcrtst St. Francia in It. Aathony's Cath Parisian coiffures to Monmouth |poymmtt on loans Airing UN, olic Church. mm The aaaouneameai was made Mrs, Paul Conteglacomo of New ' CaaBBBBBBBBBBa)aBBBBBBaB\ tanl sBBBataaBBaMlk tnMaaV SManaaf IM rectat aanuai mcoung at Mosnautii attaaaad bar first Come in »ni tee all lha luxury of a Paris Salon. Iffeef ked «wnivnfnv • M MOTVH WV WM [which the following directors waning M a anbauoMty mem- {were rattoeted: bar. the fama«l Mr. Dana wha will five yau a free hair- ss Keaaeth R. Lydtcker, prtti- Msgr. Salvatore DiLoimio, di ttylinf analysis and ba pampered fa> beeufy perfoc- the •CINOWIIU ioon*Y( .....7, \» J., ."• "~~ i""i| ••••• >••• |iw|i wi tien by Chenfrey's staff of expert stylish, celofists, loc«t«d Mit dfor ft SrtlnbMli'i. William fciUetr, sec- thi subject of the plan of era- menicurlth and electralofislt. Call Liberty i-tli) or ljurtr, anRusseld Charlel L.s IchulU H. Schaack, trail-, UM which wu "primirily to live glory to God and secondar- ceme in wlfheuf an eppelnfment. - (I director of education. ily, happiness to man." OUR SAME POLICY WILL PREVAIL - This marked the !tscoad con i ar la tht h K of C Counelf •UY 6 PRS. - THE LUCKY 7fh IS FRiEl Plane Bretkfflrt' paMa per cent dividend on WTVI PLANNID TWO OPfNrN* SPKIAM POR YOU I! savings. KEYPORT - St. JoMph'l It was the first time Council, KaighU of Columbus, HOLD ON TO YOUR RECORD CARDS. that a refund was made on la- afiaaalaaaaaaal fija^a^ttftlgaM*)! aYaaaaaat uaaanaak ' JM> <• aae> will hold its annual family com- Va*fg^aW^B"^RT ^B^B^NrJevVw^PaBBBJV V^ft^r9 VVVBTVW ' 7 SJf I B^k munion breakfast In It. Joseph's Lai ftaaaaV BaMlaaaal ttlaaatts '**'•••'' • ' Cl/dCjF OUR MOTTO . . . The dirsctors rtportod there Catholic Church Hall Sunday aft- I complete with otylincj, •ttj'ahampa* and haircut! "WHATIVii: WI SILL-THI HtlCI IS RIGHT were K7.I4S.75 in saviags ander I a. m, mus. Two priests 1 Dec, 31. The credit union y AnaarlMBj RMM MM wave V • members, an Increase # p,^ RJ,rM, HouM (with ilylinf, lot, thempee, haircut I 9.95 || during IMS, A special priie will be given The board of directors appoint- to the largest family attending, CANCELLATION SHOE SHOP ed the following, committees: Charles O'Hare la chairman! wienwvaLaBLMsu ga^aaiaeftaBOTBIWVi a\Aftaiaasaiwsvit U^^B^VgeBnAi || Supervisor—Robert Morrii, chair, John Thaler and John Glotken Poll Perrot Shorn — Excliulte r'rmchhe man, Theodore Berg and Calvinwill be the breakfast cooks; and aiuu m ApptagtMAppMgatf;i creditcroa/t -- Clintoennton K., high school girts of St. Joseph's « IROAD STREET SH 1.1545 m •ANK • Btnaeti, chairman, Mist Fran- will be waitresses, Tickets may cei lloft and Mrs, Rose Marie be secured from K of C mem- [Slanjsck bers. mm>* ,'*'- > %*. N.X. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Ml fe* MB a Cast Mi Hear* day I recently became a director of a company that TW0MA8 IRVING MOWN, nshllsksr makes miniature trains and such things. (Jo avoid the 1AMES J. HOGAN, Edker M. HAROU) KELLY, accusation of payola, I decline to mention the name of W. HARRY PENMNGTON, PraJadiM Muifer the company.) Suddenly I found that I had to be fin- gerprinted and that I had to provide a biography of rot the Aasedatad Press Ida Aiaodaud PriM li antitiaa aaciuimy to uit uta lor ^publication al all tha meal Ban myself and also that I had to swear »rl»tad la thla nwapapar ai will a» all AP iiawa •lapaiciwt. that I am not and never was a Com- et fCinsdaSlsav munist I assume that thousands of Iba R*J Buk lUfifllt Ultima as financial laapwiIbUltlM lot typographical arrora la tanrtlaa- •anla, but wilt nprlnt wltbtM chart*, trju put of an adr«rtn«mnt In which th» typocraptiJeal «nr Americans have had to fill out the same •ecnta, Alnruawa *IU alaaaa aMlly tha roinaiamant immadiaitlr o! anr arroi which mar occur. forms. They could be simplified consid- TBIt ttmptpar asaumai aa raipoBMtlUUM lor auianunta ol opinion! la littan from Ita raadira.. erably but I do not see how they can •akMtiptlaa Mcao it Mraaea On jut SU.0O; Ms montha *»<» tuna cow ai eauntir. t eaala Bniia aopr br mall. • atnu be objected to. The Loyalty Oath is an ordinary MONDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1960 requirement of citizenship. It is taken SOKOLSKY 0^ aH gort. of occasions. When I went to public school, we said the pledge to the flag, a Loy- A Master Plan alty Oath, every morning after the principal read a portion from the Bible. Red Bank is picking up steam in drawing up a master plan, but never Resistance to the Loyalty Oath emanates from its move toward a possible urban re- completed the work. In 1931, a sur- two groups, the disloyal and the loyal. The latter re- newal program. The borough has vey known as the Red Bank Plan gard the Loyalty Oath as an unnecessary reaffirma- voted to sign a contract with the was completed, but never formally tion of what should be taken for granted, namely, that state Department of Conservation adopted. Some of the plan's recom- everybody is loyal unless proved disloyal. The disloyal and Economic Development which mendations have been put into effect. naturally object to the exposure of their disloyalty and will provide half of the $25,000 esti- some object to being put in a hypocritical position of Many of the proposals still are sound declaring themselves loyal when.actually they are not mated to be needed for a master If and when the proposed master or they are indifferent to loyalty. . , plan. The other half will be paid by plan for Red Bank is completed, we The question does arise as to what is loyalty. Each the borough. hope the governing body gives ser- individual has his own view on the subject and par- One of the requirements for a ious consideration to adopting the ticularly as to its intensity. Those who signed the federal urban renewal grant is a Declaration of Independence, for instance, were "dis- plan in its final form to assure an loyal to their sovereign, George III of England, but they master plan. The Planning Board has orderly growth in the future. YOUR MONEY'S WORTH made several attempts aimed at pledged their lives, their fortunes and their sacred hon- Events Of or—in a word, their totality to the nepr government If they could do that when to be defeated would have County Police School By SYLVIA PORTER meant death, how can we do less? Years Ago Thus the National Student Committee for the There is good logic in a plan set We must agree that in too many For the first time since William McKinley was Frea The Register Files Loyalty Oath comes into existence on 25 colleges and forth by county Prosecutor Vincent municipalities policemen are ap universities for the purpose of defending the student President in 1900T the Republicans this year will con Loyalty Oath and non-subversive affidavit P. Keuper last week that support be pointed and, without any real train- trol a juicy patronage pie in an election year—via the SO Years Ago given to establishing a county school ing, take over their duties. ' It is difficult to understand why any college should appointment of the army of voters who will conduct Ralph L. Bray, a Long Branch oppose the Loyalty Oath except on the grounds that to train municipal police department This is unfortunate because as our nationwide census beginning April 1. dealer in musical goods, was to require it of students who get Federal aid is to dis- recruits. ' ' building an airplane which he ex- the county grows in population and Not in 60 years has the GOP en-pected to fly in a few weeks criminate against a particular group. Would they pre- ' It is something which certainly scope of activity the problems con joyed the patronage of the decennial The framework of^the machine fer that all students take the Loyalty Oath? Why not? * * - * ** . • wa«•>•s• bambokawttuwok an•an/d4 thae jointiAintast wertsiavea Stanley Kramer, appearing on Mike Wallace's pro- bears study, and the Monmouth fronting our police departments grow population census in a national elec- made of sheet copper. more complex. gram on television, asked, I am told, what is an Amer- County Municipal Association, to tion year! Not since 1940 has a census Carney P. Soffel's Feed store ican, anyway? ' which Mr. Keuper put forth the pro- In order for them to properly year coincided with a presidential elec- at Long Branch was destroyed b) Was Kramer seeking a definition or was he mere- tion year. fire. The loss was estimated i 1 posal, seemed interested. handle their duties, they should be $6,000. The fire was started by ly ejaculating? The question may be answered simply: The decennial census actually firebug who sprinkled kerosene An American is a citizen of the United States, a coun- Mr. Keuper's feelings are that well-trained. At the same time, the "ranks with postmaster appointments over the rear part of the building each police force appointee would be confidence they should get from two and on the hay and straw insidetry dedicated to the principle that "all men are created PORTER as a major patronage 'plum' available the store. The man was inter- equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with given two weeks of training at the weeks of learning would be highly to the political party which controls the rupted at his work and made his certain unalienable rights." These rights are summar- valuable. presidency," in the judgment of the Washington ref- escape over a fence. He was not school before actually going on duty. recognized. Mr. Soffel was first ized in the phrase, "life, liberty and the pursuit of erence service "Congressional Quarterly." And it's the happiness," but are explained in greater detail in the He said his office would operate Mr. Keuper's plan as explained GOFs turn to have it assistant chief of the Long Branch Fire Department. Constitution of the United States and in a series of the school with a staff of teachers has many interesting possibilities , Already, GOP congressmen, senators or state Re- and the municipal association was Charles H. Wettlin, an Asbury Amendments to that Constitution and in Acts of Con- drawn from the ranks of the state publican organizations across the country have select- Park druggist, mistook John Michigan—named Leonard W. Hall and ing of officials of 19 municipali- tinct communities from which the event has resulted ^pacific temper of mind which sion in service has been greatly ties at the Red Bank Borough can not be compared with the means by which most : -were the characteristics of the «U- aided by the splendid coverage Arthur Summerfield respectively—complained of the "deporable abuse" of the census-taking function, and Hall. The meeting was called by governments have been established without some re- ?vine Author of our Messed re- given by The Red Bank Regis- Police Chief Harry H. Clayton. ligion, and without a humble Im ter. Summerfield even suggested.a congressional investiga- turn of pious gratitude, along with an humble antici- Jtatlon of whose example in these CAIMKHAI1 Thank you-and happy Boj ^hings we can never hope to be a Scout Week to you, too! tion "might be in order." Since then, both Hall and Edward Schimel, a dairy pation of the future blessings which the past seem •happy nstion. Sincerely, Summerfield have served as chairmen of the Republi- farmer near Leonardo, complain- to. presage ..." . X "Grant our supplication, we be- IT* THE FIR-JT Monmouth Council, can National Committee and Summerfield is postmas< ed that hunters hsd killed one of .seech Thee through Jesus Christ EW Boy Scouts of America Ms best cows. Just prior to this )sur Lord.—Amen." J. Fred Billett. ter general today. Incident, two large hunting doga > Maxims of Washington: " PEM I'VE Scout Executive had killed a heifer owned by Mr. ways do your best," "Always Now it's the Democrats' turn to refer to the se- Schimel. "But This I Will Tell You — The Fellow Who speak the truth," "Let your con- lection method as "the spoils system" .and to the 1960 Lived Here Eight Yean Ago Is To Blame" .venation be without malice or HAPPY ASSOCIATION census as "for the benefit of the Republican party." Fire of unknow origin destroy jmvy." "Be not spt 19 relate news ed Paul Schoellner's fountain « you know not the truth there. Office of Borough Clerk While the political shenanigans are going on, pen and pencil factory at Port 'of." "Use no reproachful langu- Sea Bright, N. J. though, the time for the massive undertaking is fast Monmouth. age against any, neither curse To the Editor: approaching. Late next month, you'll be getting a ques- |»r revile," "Wbev another I acknowledge receipt of your tionnaire to fill out which will ask you basic questions More than 300 persons attended •peaks be attentive yourself and announcement advising your re- the 30th snniversary celebration •isturb not the audience," "Let tirement from job-prjnting. Fo about your age, sex, color or race, marital status, etc. •our recreation be msnful, not of the Fair Haven Fire Com- many years we have enjoyed the An estimated 180 million-plus of us will be checked, pany at the Red Bank Elks home siaful." excellent workmanship," service 45 times the number counted in the first U.S. census on Broad St. Arthur B. Sickles Harry F Blkan and pleasant association with was president of the company. Colonel (Ret) your good selves. It is difficult in 1790—when (he man whose birthday our nation is The Register, switched from a Americanism and Detaue to realise that these connections celebrating today was President Wednesday to a Thursday publi- Director must eventually be brought to a cation. The switch was made be- . Poet IN, Americsn Legloa, termination, but we shall never Shortly thereafter, a census enumerator will call cause management felt that it ' Red Bank forget the pleasant contacts and in person to collect your questionnaire. The Census would enable the paper to be of the excellent service rendered, greater public service. 4 CRITICIIES SOKOLSKY We realUtd that the problem of Bureau figures the 160,000 enumerators who will criss- a dally paper compared with that cross our country in April will travel over 25 million The Asbury Park council at a \i\ NOakland St., of a weekly publication must miles or the equivalent of 1,000 times around the world.special session returned a much- Y.t Red Bank, N. J, necessity be a tremendous job, disputed $1,001 West Side Health T# the Editor: lime being of the essence. Every fourth household, in addition, will get a Clinic fund to Its original pur- Your columnist Sokolsky is tvl Please accept our thanks and more detailed questionnaire asking unprecedented ques- poses after II groups filed s deafly one of those persons who appreciation both personally and tions about the family's income, possessions, etc. Then formal protest against using the Is always seeing Russians under from the Mayor and Council foi money for a soup kitchen. his lied, the many years of happy sssocla. out of it all will come economic and social data of The. USSR has Just contracted tlon, May your future be crowned keen significance to us and the world. An Innxent looking "shoe to buy from Cuba Jtf.OOO tons of with trie rich success that you polllsh" factory at Malawsn was tugsr, and It Is also believed sincerely deserve, And out of it all also will come political data of levlevelei d by fire. Firemen who'an- that diplomatic relations will be To all your employees we sayvital significance, for on the basis of the population swered the alarm found that the established. Sokolsky calls this thanks and to Mr, Van Brunt, shifts uncovered—and many will be startling—Con- factory In reality was a bootleg "the Invasion of Latin America who Is soon to retire, we wish distillery, The plant contained a by Soviet Russia" aad,wants us to him many years of enjoyable re- gress will reapportlon the seats in the House of Repre 1,000-gallon still, two 500-gallon consider tskisi "Immediate ac- laxation, sentatives. This census really will be loaded with vats and other equipment. The tion" In Cuba'. • < Sincerely yours, dynamite! sllll was l i building at 32 Llttlt I fed quite confident that Mr, Clarence Stevens, Clerl St., near Methodist Church. &".w*&ihjz*z:.mm

ikk,c tin,. JtafJfB/ Ir^amJBVJ'-' Tnop 4 awt The Map wfll pcrtctoait ia S-MBRJ-BBBftilfVfaf: of Mrs, 1 Nat tfMt UHmttim or m «t- be annual CM leoat cookie sale ly, Mrs. ttoutHmilMn.* * Riverdale Avc, traction can't titimalery be de- MguuUng Ifarcy 7. Mrs. George eyaiua Koaato, Mrs. Navy Mis. made plans for the spring sea' (UttsfsNMs: Dear Abby, ON Netfea'e Naeaber ON veloped into the reel thing, «ovy ia. cookie sale chairman. Emersoa PUtto and Mrs. Ralph. ' btawii "Metna reel, enduring love. Far (ran »; • - • ' : •• Infatuation often to the firrt A highlight will be a week-end stop toward tore. But in itself, trip to Cape May where the ST etraiabt a* i U is art love. troop will visit historical points tffktta "DMT Teos-Ager, of interest and prepare its own CHHM W W MM* N Love is built on inner realities. Ai we grow cMer and more ex- meals. This will be paid for b> perleacad aad Have engraved a monies raised by the troop durini lew iafaUiatlcns oa our loving the past year. cup, we' acquire a second and The girls will be accompanied better sight-one that penetrates by Mrs. George Ralph, co-leader, iato the beauty of the soul. Mrs. Philip Bailly, Mrs. Johi Oa that Mad of beauty you can Goodrich and Mrs. Billings. build true love-call it "love-at- The girls are working on foil secowMgnL" dancing badges under the direc tion of Mrs. R. S. Boykin HewDal lUew Llncrott. Records and phono If you're as-tai' me to tell you graph recently pruchased bythi WHY CANT HI CONttNTRATf ffTTfRf whether you're to love, you might for thai nwttor, why can't his forher when hat Joes fust as well try picktoi daiiy hit office reodlna? lut tHaf s another prablam, ami mot petals or reading tea leaves. Only wtil wf ovr counts toe OQUIII* Tn# ttuol#nt in moit CQIM ..• you can supply the answer. OP mm has never learned to study logically, analytically, with A great writer once delined Oferfee*tlmNev27ttY proper organisation. Hie reading is all right far Action, poetry as "something.that makes but not for toMbookt-where ha must digest and organise) ma feel, when I read it, that the • groat mass of material, and do it rapidly. The same top of my bead is coming off!' V»M ttwwtoc It *• Jeetf flatter* 7M get 1*« •••• need applies to,the .writing mat every student must Hut definition leaves little prepare. We try la meet this need through our language room for doubt. And any defin- Arts Course-Reading, English, Vocabulary, Spelling, ition of love must be the aame— B>lford •'«"". Princeton PI., celebrated Before you dite, you mutt want to. And why dpthere can be no doubt. But if Study Skllls-at all levels, from 7th grade through collage, ociiuru their eighth wedding anniversary the lamp In small classes grouped according '' entttn •? Oil.- tajVanaV • u' . you date—and maybe fall In love. Love is sure. Krenia, Karen, David and Wal- DONUT sifdi* Tii* world can be thankful that the many-tpien- But maybe we're talking about ter- Thompson, Dennis and- Jerry different kinds of love. I do Murphy!, Carolyn and John Per- Intermediate Girl Scout Troops M 'tlawaaaaianw^emi^fsni' • Sawtne^^* ^"BJM* -- Ral— . dorad thing called Love not mean puppy tove. which is a true, but they don't pey off to ty, Maryann and Arthur ThorsThors- I2S and 1M are working on their RIO BANK AVI. Of TWO Isn't any more aplendored short-term Infatuation that usual- tensen, Betty Ann Golden, Linda ftUMftMl I AT goad Intentions. skating8 badge and attend the Bel (NEXT TO MAYFAIR gets you into aa emotional Richmond, Anne Walling and Rofe ^j MMsal than it already la. Moat of "TO neck or not to neck?" If Mch auean jhouse. The kind of love I'm ert Kenner. - SVPERMARKET) ua have about aa many my teen-age mail it any criter- Saturday accompanied by Mra. talking about is real and fasting. Frank Brock and Mrs.: William|| problems u we can handleion, thtt is a soliloquy oft re- Enduring love has a few road- peated en doorsteps, back markers. They're not alwaya re- Mr id Mrs. Ke iNord Sutherland. ' right now. porches and In parked ears. liable, but for what they're worth, Whatever it If that mains a "Can it be wrong It here an some of them: He a He and a She a DM is a warns to ri«ht?" ponders the Love Is giving, not taking! It thing that of itself knows no law female. Her difficulty, of course, wants the best for the one you -unless it be the law of supply tin in sorting out what's "right" love, and does something about and demand. It takes a level and from what's "nsturai." The it It derives all its pleasure determined head to control a words ire not synonymous. Yet tram the other person's pleasure. foolish heart even the ability to distinguish Love if on the go! If you spend Where the wale critter la con-is sot guaranteed to tUD the in-all your time spinning your cerned, never are the hormones sistent pounding of a romantic wheels and daydreaming about more fraatie or more sMiitive pulse. • you and that someone special on to exdtemeat than during the a desert Island... and in gen- teea years. Nor is the pretiure leva a* First Sight?' eral acting awoony and goony la any way alleviated by the .. that founds like puppy love. MAYFAIR'S Some enchanted evening you Real love transforms you into thtatty disguised sex-forthe-ttke- may see a stranger across a a rampaging but benevolent of-tei that come* pouring out ofcrowded room. If s me butcher's moose. You want to charge out rnsgailnoi, TV sett, movie assistant and you're at the meat eereeas aad eve« comic book*. iato the world and do great ac- market, but never, mind that complishments that you and your ... You took at him. His warm SAVINGS BONANZA Tlie bobby-sontr herself, on lover can share. .the other hand, I* endowed by glance suddenly meets yours. leva wants to share! To the ' a mysterious bat obviously pru* You're both filled with a trem- one you love you give your dent astere with more slowly ex- bling devastating eertaiaty - thoughts, your dreams and your * Uwtit Evtrydty low Food fricts ftr Cask SovNeft! citable akc response. She hait's s tore! bottle-cap collection. All of these • fiton to fear from her heart Or is it? There's a name far things give you a new happiness ^ WMitWfd King Kin SttRitt Fw VIIM S«viifs^ thsa her hormones. this craiy. mlxad-up vewlon of whan you share them. The danger lit her ease Is that howlmiasiippasMtonapnaa: Love doesn't know what time If doia' what comes naturty is tove-at-first-sight la than real- is! Before you're out of your BVitYDAY LOW MEAT MUCK what K takee to keep a blossom- ty any such animal? teens, you'll have had a litter of ing Romeo on the hook, she's WelHwu know about Santa puppy toves. But if, as the •RINQ •••^kBBB^BaBB^B^BfBf) sa^BBVBa^sa\ ^E4%BBifBnaW I sometimes tempted to give In- Claus. Now It's time some months roll by and, as you learn ner batter judgment, told you the facts of life on more about the object of your MAYFAIRandKIHGKORN YOU THIS quaint little love legend, liiere •"•c*5»- »•>». love seems to ato'»;s» eueli.mtog! : iv *k P0* aWnatMiayba your; gol- -,..,,w» - ...... :, j^imosM, gee whit big moment ONCE-INA UFEJIME BUY! At Isast, not ewctly. There Iss , really has come along! however, what you might call VINYL In the final analysis, old Papa NATIONALLY mfstutUon-at-first-sight. Tima will answer your question FAMOUS $6.95 SAMSOHITE COVER wRMe RIM Vf BfJvF The way a person looka more surely than any other half- you, the sound of his gravelly baked teit. voice crunching out your name, So put down that daiiy _.._ the way she ttlre her tea-* •chronite your watches, kids! FOLDING TABLE little things, ANY little thing TOMORROW: Should I 'Prove' for seme mysteriou* reason My Love?-How Do I Handle a CiwHry Stylt SeWtiy ^ *• 59c sometimes stirs a deeply hidden 'Mad Lover1? NOW fc •W# a# Haf GOLMN TsiPIS CMfltr Cvt Fttk CsWfs >~* 7 * and you wlvyourKing Korn Stamps tool Frtsli Pork lilt «**« »-43e FnsJi Cfli HiMf ** •»• ** * J5e "Simply Wonderful" BABY SPARE RIBS C "Simply Wonderful" ,_ MEAST . FRfSH QUARTBt 3* • QUAtTH *• 39< "Simply Wonderful" WNGOf THfOVfcNIOAJTS RfGULAX 49«

MODUCE IjBelford Scout THY AM! HELLMANNS it. OM IMlt WBMDAY SKC4AU Event Planned RED GRAPES BELFORD- Plans for an In- Hr tfmattoaal Night were made at MAYONNAISE 59 k the Neighborhood Association meetiag last week at the home of I»*^W eve Mra. WUIIam Sutherland, Mala MNEAPPU. 46 ox. 75e es.-Mc ea. lft* St. .He lb.-fje ft. 6RAPIFRUIT 19 PnctlCtlfffy «f Troops IH, 2)1. BsMfeVesaB SBBBH%eBBBBmaa% BB^famsaaBMBBBBBBBY&BBtaVaHBBBBB^BlaHBW BvtaoUIABmBaHfsi AnVaftMfBBBa. ALL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION and 3, Intermediate Girl SwootPt 5°»«» ff Troops 108. m and 3- n and Mariners of Slip 44 will REMEMBER partteipato in the Bayview School INMDIANKITS Much !§• . -V • •-,.. •' Mrs. Mildred Kaiser, Port MM- mouth, was introduced u neigh- PARIS PASTRY borhood chairman to replace Mrs. SPECTACUUR FULl WEEK SALE! "Whf Qtuilty h Our SptcUIty" Robert Slmoa, who held the office two years. Mrs. Kaiser was ap- MU DtUflS OAMy rAvowru 49 tWOAD 8T. SH 1-0251 proved by the board of Northern IMoamouth County Council of Girl •OIL FIESHLY SUCE0 She appointed Mrs. Elmer My. er, Tnop consultant; Mrs. Frank FURNITUilE Brock, tnop organlier and Mrs. BUTTER BOLOGNA MeMe Stryker, tacretary of her ; : new service team. Mrs. Leland • • and' "'': A amoad ia chairman of the t MayMr*!tm latermadlate Scout cookie sale. TEMW raw If c Mrs. Eileen Allen is chairman CARPETS of International Night. PURE MAID-MESH lOOfb PUUf SAVE 40e-UNOX.AI Meet-No Waste BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED \FroMM were Mrs. Samuel Brown, Mrs. Ralph Vlllsrs, Mrs: m Totm Horn on AT OVR PLAKT Robert Cowglll, Mrs, Melvin Stry- WAlt-TqWALL CARPETS CLEANED ker, Mrs. Rowland VanCleef, Mrs. Herbert Brown, Mrs, Brock RED BANK and Mrs. Allen, JUICE NAM SH MU> ASSORTIO wa err AND ami ens OSRNTAU Jonah is buried, along with a II tooth of the whale that swallowed ACNE GAKPET him, in a mosque at Mosul, •nd || Iraq, according to a Moslem UPHOLSTERY CLEANING CO. legend there. The mosque over- RIO BANK looks the Tigris within sight of Biblical Ninevah. vsm&^mmv^ H& Th#m#forPTA Ittr Bermuda MEW IKREWttUKY - ll p T v x T I j A Haf Supper 'Available Services da Our Local Wadding Trip 5^f flV toS'*»»*" Schools" was the topic at the SKREWSBURY-Mr. and Mn. Club tomorrow tt •:» J* »» PORT MONMOUTH - A cor- Parent Teacher Association meet, the River Plw School Hubbard 10 YetS I OKI Theodore J. Koch, 101 West End ResidenU of Middletown BRADLEY BEACH - Mem-*!** ing Wednesday in Tinttm Falls Ave., have returned from vtca- .^ ben of tth e Monmouth Countyy the Port Monmouth Parent-Teach- Mv> Deen er Association meeting last week. School. Speaking on this subject Uoning in Bermuda, where they Americu Legion Auxiliary in were Mrs. Florence Sutphin, a Mrs. George Hartma nand Mrs. were guesU at Deepdene Mtno January spent «7M to purchase state Department of Education ia Smith's Parish. The couple gifts forhospitaliie d veterans, ac- William Witte were co-chairmen. helping teacher who specializes were married Feb. < in St. James] cording to a report given by Mra. Mrs. Hartman, program chair- in remedial reading; Mrs. Edla Catholic Church. John Mams of Keyport. county man, read an article on Found- Morton, supervisor of child study Mrs. Koch is the former Mn. rehabilitation chairman, at the en Day and Willie James gave of the state Department of Edu- Catherine McCue Soden. The county group's meeting last week a resume of what the PTA has cation, and Dr. Alton Lewis, di- couple were attended by Miss Joy here. accomplished in the put six rector of guidance for the Mon- MeCue, the bride's niece, and The 1749 included money given i**1* mouth Regional High School. entries Schmidt, the bride's by the West Long Branch Pott They were introduced by Mra. nephew.' - Auxiliary which was wed to pur- taitaUed near the school con-William Suter. The bride is the owner of So-I chaw a television set for Allen.' . Rabbi Gilbert Rosenthal of den's Flower Shop. Newman wood Hospital. Money coatribut- J™* BNai Israel, Rumson, gave the Springs Rd. Red Bank. ed by the Neptune auxiliary was library, furniture, camera and invocation. A color guard of Boy ind had the school BIRTHDAY DINNER grounds repaired. Scouts from Troop 100 led the crans, all patients at East Orange flag salute. HIGHLANDS — Mn. Joseph Veteran's Hospital. A book exhibit will be held in the Board of Education building, Mrs, Philip Hsrtung, Jr., chair- odesky of AtlanUc Highlands Mn. George Rinetr of Port Middletown, for the public. At man of student activities, an- wu honored by her family and 1 Monmouth, child welfare chair- the March meeting a talk on nounced that a dancing clan for rienda Thursday tt t birthday man, uid that the auxiliary gave juvenile delinquency will be thebeginners will be held'at the [inner party in Bahn Restau- REUSSILLES a Valentine party last week for feature. The attendance award Swimming River School at J:30 ant here. Guests wen Mr. To- tt children, all patients at thewas won by Mrs. John Woods' p.m. Mondays starting March 7. leaky and Mr. and Mn. James MMOADSf. Brisbane Child Treatment Cen- class. . An advanced class will hold ses- fooahan, Atlantic Highlands; HDMIW ter. Refreshments were served, sions on Tuesdays starting March Aw. Philip Gtughnn, Leonardo; and each child received a Valen- S. Mrs. Hartung la in charge o SeOUTCHAITnS—Mri. Harry Holland, president of Middlefown Village Parent. Irs. Robert Begley, Port Mon- tine favor. : Homemaker Unit reservations for the 10-weeJ Teacher Aisoeiatioii, presents charters for Cub Pack 142 and loy Scout Troop 142 aouth, and Mr. and Mn. John urges, Weehawken. The neat county meeting will Progress Traced courses. to Karl Meyer, institutional raprieientatiye, at Golden Jubilee family banquet at luck be March 11. Members of the Mrs. Richard CaUaghan, ways Neptune Post auxiliary will be RED BANK - Interest la and and means chairman, said a Smith's, East Keansburg, Friday. Left to right ara Vance latchelor, Pack 142 cub. the need for the * Homemaker spring card party and fashion- matter; Mr. Meyer; Rev. Paul Gluth, St. Mary's Catholic Church, New Monmouth; Service of Monmouth County show will be held at Crystal Mrs; Holland, and Frank Wright, Troop 142 scoutmaster. The PTA sponsors the were told when the unit's board Brook Inn, Eatontown. Friday, met last week in the offices of April 1 at I p.m., featuring men's units. ' ' . . ''•••. ' •-•"••'•. • ••..••• s the Family and Children's Serv. and women's fashions. ices in the Carton Theater build- Mn. James Y. Dunbar. presi- 1950 Class at the Georgian House, Rt 35MacMaster, , Jean Young, Rene* Same Day dent. Introduced, past presidents West Deal. Koun, Paul Gale. Peter Grande, Mn. John H. wataon. 3d, board in celebration of Founders' Day. Reunion Set Joseph Magnbgna't orchestra Eugene Waters, Alan Cassell, At Ow Cod Office on chairman, traced the progress ofPresent were Mn. A. Jackson will pity for dancing. Victor CalandrleUo and William the organlxatioa since its found- Lmdiley, Mn. James O. Picker- RED BANK - The 19S0 grad- The reunion committee it now Halleran. • DRY CLEANING •SHIMS ing in October, lt». big. Mn. J. Lester Rigby, Mn. tuting clan of Red Bank Cath- compiling addresses of clut Anyone knowing these address- At the meeting, the group re- • FLATWORK Sidney Nemetx, Mrs. Harrison olic High School. wiU hold its members and the following mem- es miy call Alex Her of Eaton- ceived a $250 contribution from Hubbard, Mn. Robert Brandt bers cannot be located: Lorraine town. M*7« WHH1 ST. IID MNK the Monmouth County Heart As- and Mrs. Charles Cressy. tenth reunion April 30,7:30 p. m., Smith, ~- " " ------"""• sociation from Mn. S. J. Heeht, Mn. Nelson Holden, Jr., who their representative. Mn. Watson recently moved from this area also said that ais new members is also a past president of the have been added to the group's organltatJon, no. 1 specialist in advisory board. Recently elected members of They are Mn. Edward S. Peg- the Board of Education ram of Rad Baak; Mn. Frank guests: Emerson Platto, Harrison Schmitcker, Rhrer Plaia; Mn. Hubbard, Anton Peckhira and GIANT 3-DAY SALE Lawrence A. Pick and Mn. Dav- Mn. Arthur Harris. Id K. Slegel, Little Silver; Mrs The school library held open Thomu' Key, Jr., West Long house after the meeting. Special Branch, and Mra. Thomas Hogan, exhibits were on display. , Feb. 22ad fhn Wed./ fek 24th Highlands. Nominations for new officers win be made from the floor at Presbyterian Women the March meeting. Jack Platt Plan Coffee Hour win apeak on "Music in Ou Lives." SHREWSBURY-A coffee hour win be held Thursday at 10 a.m by the Women's Association ol Surprise Shower the Presbyterian Church in theFor Mist Lyons ANDERSON BROS.. Inc. church house. Mn. James Wo!- cott, hostess, will be assisted by ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mate Ofka ft Wtwfcetws Mn. Philip C. Keiper, Mn. Wil- Miss Linda Lyons, daughter of 1141 Machak St. Rti task liam Fluhr, Mn. George Bett, Mr. and Mn. Thomas F. Lyoni, Mn. William Phltcr. Mn. Ivan 1M Linden Ave., Highlands, was Kutuu will speak on' service guest of honor at a surprise A TREAT! TEL SH 1-0030 areas for women of the church. bridal shower given recently by Mrs. Charles Thome is chair- Miss Patricia Totaro and Miss man of the "nearly-new" cloth- Karen Rittenhofer in the home Ing sale which will take place of Miss Totaro, Center Ave. at noon, Immeditaely after the Decorations were in white In coffee hour."Aides for the sale wedding bell motif. A buffet sup- are Mn.' Lawton Cox and Mn, per was served. RobertBrugalere. '.•• Miu Lyons will become the M HAMBURGER bride of Airman Second Clan "SfMPlT WONDfRfU£ Joseph R. Small, ton of Mr. and Mn. Joseph Small, WoodsWe, L. EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES "Simply I., m Our Lady of Perpetuil SPEAKING OF MONEY Help Catholic Church Sunday. fc frtsh Gmti-LtM The bride-elect is in her senkn •0NE1ESS CUM STEAK 99c By GEORGE L. BIEUTZ year at Atlantic Highlands High School. The bridegroom-elect RONBESS TOP ROUND STEAK *99< "simply Wonderf^'-MUKI serving with the Air Force i it stationed with MNi Radar NNEIESS TOP SIRLOIN STEAK *99c C|iA|| CMAIIIII Squadron, Highlands. NNELESRONEUSS SHOUIBtSHOULDERt STEASTCAK -ft.Me •"•"*• *1r?»f What About the Long Form? Attending wen' Mn. Lyons, Mn. Michiel Totaro, Mn. IONBESS 10NDON RROIL It's a short time until income tax if due. George Maxon and the Misses CALIHAMS But if this looks like a year in which you may Janet Frantln, Madeline Feld- LEAN SMOKED RUTTS 59c have an especially heavy list of tax deductible man, Bernlee Davies, Patrick "Simply Wonderf ui"-Tl» Ctlhl Wlltlll ttMT-k Fit MM Schmsdes and Lucy Notto 9 • srvbV^Vvv Vs^HfVtH^FaV expenses, you may be better off to file the long Highlands; Donna Schaak. Fail form this year. If so, I hope there are some Hsvea. COUNTRY STYU SAUSAGE 59c receipts you are starting to save right now—or Frances Hesslon, Nancy v Thompson, Candy WeraeL Pen- fRESH au HAMS « * •ooner. ••_• . •-' ' ' .'•. . , .\ • ay MeGulre, Jill Peldman. Kar- ROUND RCAST *79 You might not guess it, but our tax system Is the best en Abrams, Lois Barker, Ruth CENTS CUT PORK CHOPS thing tinea Charlemagne, the man who nally invented fair Gawler. Susie Turner and Gen- tarn. Can't beat it for efficiency and fairness. avieve Machtaaska of this place. Of course, tome'say it's too fair. Makes poor people out of rich people, and poor people out of poor people; Mrs. Foster absolutely unbiased.' < Honor Guest , But If a sort of a game we play with the government And the government's, HILTON PARK-Mn. C. Dean attitude ia that you should take ad- Foster, Mohawk Ave., was guest vantage of all the breaks. So I have of honor recently at a surprise tome tine points of the game today. stork showe/ given here by Mn. Been niling out the short form every William McGourley, 28 Onelda year? It's easier and quicker; and Ave. that pat 10% deduction looks pretty good. 0»t»L.I Oifta were arranged In a has ' But left take a look at tome of the deductions on the tlnet. A buffet nipper was JEWEL long form that may take you over that 10% mark. Some served. years, they can mount up. Attending were Mn, Conrad Take church contributions. For most people, about 1100 Foster, Mn. Foster's mother-in- WHOU KRNa a year, but maybe It's more for you this year If you went law, Mn. A. J. Gregonnsk; Mr. m heavily on the building fund., If so, consider the long Potter's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Edna Collins, Mn. Francis CRWT FARM fUSH MOOUCf Next, gasoline taxes. Up to a hefty five cents a gallon In McCorry, and Mn J. A. De- New Jersey this year. You can also deduct the cost of RobUo, Hilton Park. Fml,Lir|i license registration and driver's license feet. If you use Mn.' Mary Wilton, Belford; . your car on your job other than going to and from work, Mrs, Harry Sage, Port Mon BROCCOLI IflM iMtkM you can deduct thejeott of gasoline, oil changes, repairs, mouth. Mn. Edna Brett, Hat aad depreciation. ' ' let; Mn. David DetBlens, Fall , Any property stolen from you? Losi of property value Haven; Mn. Jtmta Jones. Oik' through a casualty juch as flood, fire or wted? All deducti- hunt; Mitt Jean Klngibury, ble.' :• •• y- • •..••• -• '• Naveslnk; Mn. Louis L. Loder, DAm-OiU MVOftfTIS • Medical expenses which exceeds 1% of your income, and Mrs. Frank J. Hall, Mn. Joseph C, Patterson, Mrs. Percy McDon- . wttkla certain limits, it deductible. If you've had one of ald and Mra. Agnes Xtutchtn- •MM bad years, ask yourself, juit how much money did barter of Highlands. yew family psy the doctor and the dentist last year? For POTATOES 'feet over U it is fully deductible. :' Often you can deduct money spent on taterest payments. Auxiliary Dinner MUWEET H. TAYLM ;fa the eerly stages'of buying a houie, for Instance, that 19 eta be big money. Same with a car or other large pur* Chairmen Picked indko Swiss or IUthR4yconi EATONTOWN - Mn. John ;,, Any of these deductions newt to you? Well, It's only the Dleti, Jr., and Mn. Claude Me- SLICED . btglanlng. You'll find a lot more like them In the one- lons wen nimed chairmen of the 4otlar manuals that appear on the newsitands. The Bureau Ambulance Auxiliary anniversary •ACON Ntetf Issues a I4tptge booklet filled with Informttlon, cost- dinner slated for Mty 17 in the lit only 40 centa. Crystal Brook Inn. Plant were ;•!)' Vau eah save money on t bitlc kmit form return by outlined at Tuesday's meeting. fjaytag the tlS to W avengt fee for professional aid from Mn. Carl Dreyer will be hon aNNAMON 11 •>• a Ui accountant or attorney, But If yon think you may try ortd for her 25th year n the long form tMt year, start saving'** receipts, member of the auxiliary on thti IUNS •f 4 45 , The United Statea tax system |in't perfect; but It's the occasion, fairest the world hat even known.. It becomee even'more Mn. Giry Worhtley, president, fair when you work it it. And what you get for your money Hid that a fund to cover needs ft: Ameriei. . . of the First Aid Squid hu been ATLANTIC FOOD CITY AT SUPERAMA established by the auxiliary, I banking ai Hostesses wtre Mn. Howard SHREWNURY AVI. AT RT. 35 to etaeult Mr, MeUtt or Mr, Meyer and Mn, Melone. lad 181111 office, atr. Shkola al (OPPOSITE rORTttONMOVTH) OffN DAILY flit) A. M. • 10 P. M. SUNDAYS 'flL * f. M. at the •itlflti mt, HvMfKliiM tt law Thi fltfimn tiuiieia *» HI" Keraott striae, and atr. Dsy at the lagtUhtowa eolketWtly !• Monaouui ewinlj't |ft»l IW^^J. lt|M «• tM), MMM MS to DMkM, efrtXT Kearei Sally, *iM to T,V>i ftrMtyevenings , mirM MM wntr* tuym «nmmittee coming home from a wedding re- The governor said: a major Budget at Brucker and MaJ. Gaa. John B. ception when it collided with a reason wu advice from the-U.S. Medaris won top awardi today Final Week EDISON (AP)-A young moth- EUZABETH (AP) - James station wagon driven by Clifford State Department that President Tax Forum rom Freedomi Foundation. er of two to to Jail today charged . Hoffa, president of the Team- Is Studying P. 'Thomas, 40, of 2303 East Etoenhower'a South American LOS ANGELES (AP) - This with the fatal stabbing of her hus- stars Union, says ha wants to Grace St.. Richmond, Vs. Two KEANSBURG - Residento 004 vtoit might be marred by boa* may be the week of decision band during an argument Po- help South Jersey's hard-pressed others in the De Marals car tile demonstrations if Chessman here Wednesday night will for Dr. R. Bernard Finch and lice said she cut an artery when poultry farmers and will meet State Budget were injured critically. They are kept hto Friday death date. el' CteaUtCt] tO lMftl tha} iTftlllt she stabbed htm la the-thigh. with their representatives to two Mrs. Laura Hoffman, 47, Mrs. lie Tregoff, accused of mur- TRENTON (AP) - The Leg. Thus Chessman, 30, an 11-year the proposed municipal budget at tWs'hlstoric site. Mrs. Mary Gowen. 27, ef 233weeks to formulate a program. isliture'i Joint Appropriations De Mania' mother, and another on, iKiiii row, Nccptu dering Iw "pretty eocialite wife. Park PI., was arraigned yester- it a tax fonuri scheduled for The non-profit, independent Hoffa met with a delegation of Committee met today to consi- ion, Edward, 4. for the eightihth timeti a schedulehdld Their trial resumes tomorrow day in Municipal Court' She en- poultry farmers from the Vine- der Gov. Robert B. Meyner's I p.m. in Borough Hall. foundation, in its11th tered no pica and was held with- Samara Pamt-Lerey Carmleh- vtoit to'th e gu, chamber. awarded recipients "for thwiteh final arguments by defense land, area Friday night. The proposed 190041 operating bud- ael, 35. of 40$ West St., Ocean Hanged la Effigy The forum will be, conducted and prosecution. Then follow the cut bail in the Middlesex County group, claiming to represent 99 gets for the two biggest depart- m workhouse, New Brunswick, for City, was killed Saturday when An effigy of Gov. Brown wu court's instructions to the Jury. per cent of the state's poultry ments ot • state government —hla car overturned, crushing him. found hanging from a flagpole ».*•*m •»-*'• SSSSSSSt* a hearing Thursday night Police firmer*. Indicated It wanta,to *educatio_ n and institutions and answering Mrs. Gowen'i sum- His wife had given birth the in front of the StanUIaui County The verdict could come before Join the Tesmiten to help solve agencies. night before. Courthouse in Modesto.; mons found her husband, John, their economic problems. One le week ends. 35, bleeding freely from the sev- The committee tenatively ap- CHltoasaeod William 0. Cal- Republican Assembly- ff|V,L0 611 1 wtth our Everything that had to be spokesman told Hoffa It cost 3S almost half of Meyner's man Bruce Reagan, a Pasadena sayera understand where their ff ™ ™" , end artery. A bloody six-inch cents to produce a dozen eggs for investment broker, announced tax dollar goes in the operation freedoms." Prises totaled $100, saM was said," Dr, Finch aaid kitchen knife Uy on the living tf the borough. in an interview at the Jell yes- room floor. which the farmers get about 2$ meeting over the week-end that he wu cents on the market In state aid accounts. Interested In possible Impeach, This yearfs municipal budget Nine men and women received terdayy. "Alt we can do to hope William Girthiui, 3S, of Had- la set at $/7M,«S2.OS - a $1B."specia. l freedom leadership *e Jury reslUes we told- the It hoped to give equally rapid ment ef Brown. He said he would wards." Among them were <™ttruth.h' But you can't tolltell how NEWARK (AP) - A man who TRENTON (AP)-The state treatment to Meyner's requeiu donfleld. consult with other legtalatore and 112:44 increase over hut year's was working as a favor to a va- budget.; ' Bruckerk , CmdrcA . Williawinum R». decide. That's the fright- Youth Stoey Cemmlssloa wBI for 3)81.851,317 for institutions and Cape May Ceart Heaae-Rlch- the legialaUve counsel later this cationing friend died and 11 oft- a..u ._ —•_«.•• _ a: a tkiksj« naW The proposal.will require. aderson, Washington, and Ltenln. g part - not knowing." agencies and S32.S41.233 for ed- srd W. Erickson, 33, of ParktHonut, * en ware injured when a pressure MM • pWUC Manag tmv an ucation. View Apartments was killed Sat* Attorney General Stanley municipal purposes tax levy of Cmdr. Donald M. Hanson, San The truth u the wealthy phys- Wedaeaday to explore ways of $4J0,9K.0S, up $130,007.44 Over Diego, Calif. About five-sixths of the money urday when Ms small foreign Mosk, California's top Uw en- trass have told It In Superior cal plant Dead wu Anthony JeveaUe """ would go to run New Jersey's car amashed Into a guard rail lOrceroent officer, commented in 190. Ouwrs won Hollywood CuteUI, 20. of Moonachle. He beekea the straight Vincent J. Indelicate, Jersey Ward Bond and Bob Hope; Ar- Court to that be did kiO Barbara 30 medical, welfare and correction Rt. JO. Ho wu pronounced Los Angeles yesterday that he Jeaa Finch at hto home last Job/ died of hto injuries in St James The ional facilities. The four )|deid at the scene. believes Chessmin will go to the City, borough auditor, pointed out mind Panha, Falrhaven, Mass.; Hospital shortly after the lunch tearing wU dsvelep testimony that despite the rise in the tax former FBI undercover agent; II - accidentally — as he strug- hospitals at Ancors, , ^ i Weed Ridge Caessr UUone,70, gu chamber after hto reprieve Saturday at theoa t*7 advaatagas of Pirk, Marlboro and TrentonL, w Anderson Ave., Moon- expires. . • . levy, there would be "no increase author Ann HawkesHutton, Bris- Had with hw for pass AlkaU Co. on Utter in the local tax rate." , td, Pa.: attorney lElwood Fouts *#*» •»» had drawn. alooe account for about half of tcj,|e wu fatally ln|ured Frl- Atteiraey Geacrara View coatee* the Ave. The ceiling and part ef the we department's appropriation. {^ ',„ , , three-car accident Mosk, a Democrat, said: ... *•;••»* H ikat Dr. Ftoch and Miss walk ot the SM-by-UMoot build- And the: bulk of'the appropri- "Some people are under the He ing wen Mown out A two- here. He was a former Moon- Ity the rate may and educator. tlOalipifro 10 BUlfdtr Mlti and ether factera. ation would go for salaries/The achie councilman. Imprenhm'that Gov. Brown hu T h . Finch toavoi d giving bar a large alarm fire was quickly brought Department of InsUtutlons and altered Cheuman'a tantence. He To offset the,rise in the tax Top school awarda went to Eu- under control. An electrician's Unlaa Oty - Mrs. Augusta levy, council has appropriated *u* Otto; Lower Providence Men* WASHINGTON (AP) - Morrii Agencies is by far the biggest Laverty. 54. of 1204 13th St., haa not done so, but hu merely Miss Tregoff refused to talk helper, Edward Zliocchi, 47, of employer in the state govern- postponed the date of execution $100,000 from surplus - a ' School District. Eagle- 7003 Hudson Ave;, North Bergen, County, N. J. offers Meal lir was killed Sunday when a car of $14,000 over 1100, ville. Pa., and Tuba. Okla. with newsman yesterday but the space conditions for a commer- ment. for (0 dsys." with was hurled from the roof abd The biggest single item in theshe wu riding In struck a con- Criticism of Gov. Brown came The total increase in the an- All told 203 schools were bo* fell 30 feet to the ground, land- cial Jet airport, the Federal Avl- crete abutment en Hudson Blvd. ticipated revenue account of for outstanding Ameri- stton Agency has Indicated. But Education Department's budget yesterday from the Republican If acquitted, ha aaid. ha prob- ing unhurt. "I guess the angels is the annual contribution to Rut The driver, Wilbur Morris, 04, State Central Committee. The which eurpius to a part, is set PfOgf*U)U» were with me," he said. A com- the FAA hu not approved the of 4300 Hudson Blvd., Union at $S7,OS over 1958. : Another 141 ma and women ably will rusume hto practice site! emphastoed Elwood R. Que- gen, the state university. Mey< committee asserted the govern- a suburban Wast Covina. pany spokesman said failure of ner recommended S14.240.430 for City, was In fair condition st or's action wu "a craven at- An Increase in assessed valu* ffienbere of ut% tinned forctf sada In a week-end statement. North Hudson Hospital. 1 "Ot course with all this notor- a safety device apparently Quessda Is administrator of the the year starting July 1. tempt to shirk his reiponilbil- tiona will also help to offset the *""!"* P* ?* ** •*•» *•» caused the explosion of an auto- Jersey Crty—Riymond Rodri- m t m - * •wrot ~- *e- A?AAA4abouAt Alkaltheiri a^lAffaitMh fi»n AmerA^HAA- iity I may not get any patients,' federal agency. "No approval Operation of the six state col- ities" and that he had pliced ica. he said. "Or. they might come clave, which had beta treating has been requested and no leges at Glassboro, Jersey. City, guer. 20, of 434 Hopkinson Ave., the responsibility on the state The biggest item la the bud- a chemical. Brooklyn, died in Jersey City get is the $150,000 road improve- £SfO» N«w Jersey persons, from all over the wcM." proval, either formally or Montclair, Paterson, Trenton and Legislature "on the pretext of "neota. businesses and orgaaba- formally, verbally or written, hu Union would cost almost 10 milMedical Center Sunday an hour resubmltting to them a proposal vent ippropristion* Om SOMERVILLE (APHNarth. after he wss crushed by a'car Borough officials noted that "Mlvtd awards. None an been given to any person, any lion dollars. they emphatically rejected less •eya community or any ornntoatlon, Debt service to a major item when a Jack slipped. Rodrigues than 10 months ago'for the eighth 1 iy, bat nea they had to successive time." eugh to improve acme 20 or Quesada wrote to Rep. Peter In both the education and. in- wu changing the oil of the car, ^*Lakewood2 : ValdekJfrR"o Loigu.1"*.., 111. beck late the weeds. rrelinghuysen, Jr., (R-NJ). stitutlons budgets, accounting owned by Julio Parisl of S3 Democratic Support more streets. The matter at eaa of Last year, $10,000 wu appro- « Oa*la«Ml St and Atoysius Frellnajiuysen had written Que- for a combined total of more Western Ave., his fither-ln-lsw. The State Central Committee priated for read work. set. Over 40 sade that he had heard the FAA than 0 million dollars. — Angel Hermondez of the California Federation of had approved the Morrii County Cortes, 20, of 105 North Linden Young Democrats viewed the sit- Borough employees al ASk tftalaA slated for pay raises in an ef- lUi Hill* site. And Frellnghuysm quoted St., Cnmden, wu killed Satur- uation differently. Jewel Laaaa tar bar atee-year. Joseph Blatt, FAA regional ad- day when a ar in which he was A resolution urging the Legis- fort by the council to bring pay NEW YORK (AP) -, The aM sea, Tadd, aad a playmate, Offer Reward standards closer to civil service i Legion's national com. mlnistntor, that Morris County riding smashed Into a rail after lature to abolish capital punish- Stewart West The beys were Is almost a textbook solution to speeding up to 00 miles an hour ment Mid in part: "We com. recomrocnoafions. L 1 maader says Cuba to in much B^mBJ} ' 4W djhaK a^g^saadxai ' aW ekia^marfJaBa gory. e^P**i> BBJ UOlSjl ^S^P^OJFJBJP * eal , av)MH0^y the problem ot airport location. For Arrest on the Benjamin Franklin mend Gov. Brown for hto action The pay hikes have Increased the same situation now that dgewator Township. Attar a the salary appropriation by $$,. NEWARK: Pradential China wu hi Just before eon* Bridge. The driver was Antonio — It would have been much $00 over IKS. i ance Co. ef America,' Prudential over. . . ttM bays, the Martinet, 35, of New York City. easier to let the execution occur Plata. George Washington searchers came eat of the NEWARK (AP) — Two menOf Vandals and pass the responsibility (for ' New Past Martin B. Me-waits sxsajt Mra. Laaaa. The ware Injured and seven were sr- Newark - Anthony Catatelll, it) on to those who make and The budget provides funds for medal award in televWon cate- Kaeally ot Newburgb, N.Y., said rested Saturday to a fight at the MIDDLETOWN - Duiel Ar H. of Moonachle died Saturday gory. dolino, owner of the Monmouth administer the law. Our govern- a new position — violilions clerk last night: K«WUaa —a^if-U * m %Mmm strikfrbouiid Commercial Ca shortly after he was injured In or's action was more coura- If the situation cohtinuu ia •tJttJW Hgpiinil IfSJel ITOTe Monument Co., Rt. 35, hss of* — at a salary ot $1,000 per year. siding Co. It marked the second such sn explosion at the Diamond Al- geous." Another increase — $*,SO0 — we to the United States outburst In less than two weeks. fered a reward for the arrest kali Co. Chemical plan on Lister Is reflected' in the cost of garE-. Ackenoo, Jr., (awarda Jury ^m . encircled to oarLaaaa wandering ia the weeds. of those responsible for the van- Ave. cc-ordinator), retired Justice New ZzJ , () The plant has been struck since diliim of 33 monuments on dis- bage collection. Feb. 1 by best lit of the Team- CNftea - Marco'Salvador, 00, Child SUria Mattreaa The new contract with Disposal Jersey Supreme Court, HI Ma. ¥idel Castro hu been sold"*SALISBURY^ Warren, TuttleConn,. note(APd )sr -- play outside the firm's sales of- PI., Keyport, and Harold who sters Union. None of those in- fice. of 40 Merselis Ave. was fatally Blase in Bedroom Associates, South Orange, will to us u an idealist - but what *••?. . **}p* design New-jured were far serious condition. injured yesterday when he fell cost the borough $41,979 as com- Mr. Ardolino estimated, dim PORT MONMOUTH -Fire- The fight apparently started when off a railroad bridge onto the men from two companies were pared to $33,000 last year. m men without a fair trial?" Saturday after a long illness. Hi lie to the monuments at $3,000. Blvd., Oaklyn. _ $7. Tutue also drew the workers escorted by police were Many of the stones were pushed westbound lane of Rt. 40. called out yesterday to extinguish The increase in anticipated LegJoa cwnmindtr said ^" halted outside the plant revenue accounts to due to hikes that to Cuba Just u to China !*»» *» McCoah HaU. Prince- over and badly chipped and dam- Police aaid he wu picking up a mattreu fire started In funds from the beach ©per- TROUBLE IN KOREA there are promises of agrarian ton University. He leaves hi aged. tome grain tofee d to plgons when three-year-old child in ahome HACKEMACK (AP) - Se> incident occurred some- ha fell backwards over a low on Sunset PI. ation — $30,000 — and more SEOUL, Korea.(AP) - Kor- reform. widow, Emmy, and a daughter, perier Coast ledge J. WaBace The 'funds from parking meters — McKneally addressed the.an- Philippe, '•• time Wednesday nliht bu» •"•>railing.! Ha wu pronounced dead According to Fire Chief El- $3,000 over the past year. soldiers beat seven South Diversely dinner of Chinese Me- not reported to police until Fri-on arrival at St. Joseph's Hos- wood Seeley, the mattreu waa dsy. ' • • Ipltal, Patterson. In an upstairs bedroom. Though officials have predict Koreans they accused et* steal morial Poet 1201, which present- HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP) - MffNVf CffaMia' TsW od a slight decrease, no estl< togI cannedd goosd ef from a U.Sed. him a special citation for htoA U. S. Navy airship from Lake- Jades to Bergaa Ceaaty's aated tax rate hu bean set Army compound, The Koreans pert ia dissolving the Legion's hurst, N. J., made a rough landing here Saturday night after JadMal ftgare. "Yea're Just as Last year the rate wu $14.3S claimed another group did the 40-aad $ organtoation. Tha fun- dead If you're UBad by a 13. per $100 of aaasssed valuation. loving Unit ef the Legion wu waiting all day for high winds g g to subside. The JOWoot alnhlp Bttidn the forum, the coun- Ha said cil itaett wiU hold a public hur- poilco accounnewspapert witha baadUnereporteds thace* removoustede becausdiscriminatorye of its refuaal, member to- sustained minor damage when It (ng on the budget March 1. cuslag the Americans of lynching. ship nouirameata. at Klndley U. S. Air ef Force bua, but none of the 14- man .crew was Injured. The craft was piloted by Lt. Cmdr. TRENTON (AP) - Robe Claude Makin of Toms River, Morris, who Is seeking the GO N. J, and commanded by Cmdr, nomination for U. S. Senator Guy Balleu of Pine Beach, N. J,from New Jersey, now hss the support of a newly formed labo committee. The committee will NEWARK (AP)"- Oav. Rso> lM • '•aWaaakAa *—•- M^A be hiaded by Frank E. Kralik n Wt nWJTMf Ml | of Miptewood. Morrii' campaign N§W vMaMV IMaV headquarters said that Kralik •Hfy Dtek Oark a member of the International ••iH liwllf MH MVIfMft Union of Operating Engineers MM of d* ea a Mated Mark- tt^m aaaiMavefaiaiak tualaalaii U^u_ HOBOKEN (AP) - Aa all Mw pojfjsjrMii yisjitmBjw^^ BJBJBJV* time high ef $111,113 wu contri •or saM. "We are latarosted a buted to the Stevens Institute of the tatoga we ere ettreetol to. heard ef DM Clarfc. Technology Alumni funds fn IM0, dark la atetevtotoa aatartak v the school announced Saturday, f. PATERSON (AP) - Patrolman Princeton (APT - Princeton John Rlvts Is not one tost a University is nearlng the hit mum about the whereabouts of P0ft VOlUrfltni- Above h erehlteet'i drawing af IO«4l-faet addltlM plsnnsd way mark toward Hi goil « gambling houie, A min triad to nlilng S3 million dollin lor pay him some moniy a few for the Lincreft Fire Company building on Newman Springs Rd, The addltlen will long range expansion, The uni-weeks ago to do just (hit. Sa OmCUSHTID- The Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club held its sixth annual pait" provide two bays for equipment and alia enable {the vnlt to drive directly cflte versity alumni asmlstion in- urday, authoritiM raided thai commodore's dinner at the Marina Clubhouia Saturday night. Thli yaar'i officer* Newman Springs Rd. The unit currently hai Its garage doors M the tide ef the build> nounced that 133,330,000) hit been Main St. A. C. Club and confl u; standing, lift to right, Howard Dawien, vice commodore; John S, Maloney, com. raised so fsr since the ipeclsl cated more than $1,000, Rlvei ing and equipment muit pan over private property to gain aecaii to the strtat. hind • raising campaign begin pretended to accept the) brWe on modore, and Robert S, Renner, reer commodore. Past commodores seated, left to right, Estimated cost ef the project it $21,000. Work It icheduled to start In April. one year ago Sunday. , ordira from hli luperlors. •re Harry Megenlgsl, Hanry Stadlar, th* club'i tint commodore, and D, A. Caruio. Vi£g t,J" X=S dJ*!&r* fZ-i^is.^ ji^fi-^5 •> ' •7* - 7'* Art Show W,.h Mothers Tonight RUMSON - Today is "Think- Meeker. Karen Carlson, Troop Details ing Day,' " a time when American 73; Linda Selick, Nina Kaupp. RUMSON — The children's art Giri Seoute think of girls ia for- Midge Callman. Troop «; Deb- festival committee of ' Forrest- eiga leads. bie Gilbert. Kathy Feakea, Troop Ia keeping with the observance, M; Margaret Kristjen, Martha dale School Parent-Teacher As- Ghileck, Barbara Bitchek, Troop sociation have released details the Rjimsoa Gir— l- Scout- -s g^j at a Ml; Deborah Moldy, Bemadette concerning "The Woaderful OuV Jaaa •araott. Troop ISO; World of Art," a comprehensive tonight la Forraatdale School win praecat the abasrr- Fraacea OHeUL Kathy McKee, irt show directed to the interest Priadtta Howard, Troop 420; the community, aeat Monday » • Margaret Shea. Dsaaa Sparling, through March I. der the of' Mn. IL. Jr. Sherry Ofltaa. Jeanne McCarthy, Mn. Arthur L. Adamsoa said - • Sury Levi, Troop then wiU be II movable exhibits Grace will be offered la Spaa- .Jordan, Andrea display. Two of the art toys STBrogei. . Siauaie Freeman, Nancy which children will be able to . Sweden. Italy. Car- McCoy, Braada Tanner. Vickie operate are on loaa from the India, Spate. Greece, Ja- Shea. Troop M aad Patrida Call- Museum of Modera Art They i France will be . Vickie Barrett aad Donna had beea on display at the Brus- ia native aoags.. Hortoa, Troop 131. Piano eccom- sels World Fair. The other ei- id aktta by the scouts. peak* Is Louise Potter, Troop ». Dibits, including a display of art- Hostesses for the flag decor- The, dhMsr !• being prepared ist's materials, a color wheel aad ated tables will be dressed la the by tha scouts under the, capsrvi- linear design toy, have beea uniforms of Girl Scouts of other aion of the committee ia charge, SHIIWUURY BOtOUGH SCHOOL pupili are auiiting the school's Parent-Teacher constructed by-Forrestdale par- Mn/Joha A. Croliui, Mn. John Association With promotion of a "Sadie Hawkins" card party and fashion show its. Color bsann for the Howard. Mn. Peter Cartacll scheduled for Friday, March 4, at I p. m. in Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown, wUl be Margo loch. Mn. H. A. Trent has arranged by meking posters to promote ticket sale. Left to right era Mrs. Leroy Morrii, perty ir "Artists ia Action" Wi * day, March 2, from 1 to I p.m. chairman; Janet Rohm, eighth grade pupil; Miss Lois Eben, art teacher, and Steven Working artists who trill ' Chronic, alto of the eighth grade. „ ' onotnto ia various medium an Engagements Nefl Festa, potter; Grace How- Mr. aai Mrs. eU, glass blowing; Roberta Car- ter, charcoal portraits; Douglaa Auxiliary Luncheon. Show Mcllvaln, sculptor; Yvoane Family Fetes Couple Aubert. water colon, and Eve- Tolda+DAR lyn Leavena, animal sketches la To Have Circus Theme charcoal, • '. Unit Meeting RUMSON - Navarumsunk and spring fishion show silted On 50th Anniversary Mn. William Meeker and Mn Auxiliary for Riveryiew Hospital for Tuesday, March 29, at 12:30 Craig Haaren are In charge RED BANK -An illustrated net Thursday in the home of p.m. in Shadowbrook, Shrews- NEW SHREWSBURY - Mr. art shop which will be open lecture on' interesting 'facts and in. William Beaty, 141 Bingham bury. ,. and Mn. Alfred Bellingrath, for- throughout the festival. Repro- history of the flag of the United kve., 'and completed plans'for its Peggy Curtis will be commenta- mer Cranford residents, were Little* Silver ductions in various sites will be sutes was given at a meeting Big Show." tor for the fashions by Daiaty Ap- available for aale. The commit- of Monmouth Chapter. Daught- honored yesterday by their fam- The circus theme is being used parel, Asbury Park.. ' ily for their Mth wedding anni- PTA Marks tee said "inexpensive" art equip- en of the American Revolution, ment and art toys also will be Thursday In the Woman'e club. ir the annual benefit luncheon Mrs. F. Don Chapin, Rumson, 'versary. ' general chairman, named her The celebration waa held at the Founders Day sold.'. • ••• •• ••• •• • •'• Guest speaker was Mn. Joseph Seventh and eighth grade home Grundy of Passaic, chairman of committees as follows: Mn. John home of the couple's son-in-law LITTLE SILVER - Eight past- G. Stewart, Rumson, luncheon; and daughter, Mr. and Mn. Ar- coaomic students will the flag of the United States Trinity Guild presidents wera guests at the cakes, punch arid coffee In the committee of the state DAR. . Mrs. Cortelyou L. Simonaon and thur W. Phillips. Glenwood Dr., Founden Day program presonto Mrs. Donald C. Buttfietd, Rum- with whom they reside. snack shop. The shop will be She pointed out that the na- by the Parent-Teacher Associa- open during the festival under tlon'e first flag wu a "navy Plans Dinner ton, decorations; Mn. H. Ernest Tile couple's' anniversary is to- tion last week in the Mirkham flag," made of 13 red and white Haven, models; morrow, but, the- celebration was Place School auditorium. the direction of Mrs. Douglaa Frederick. stripes, and that no "land" flag George 0. Tamblyn, Rum- held Sunday ap that all of the Honor guests wereMri.Chir! was used until at least eight yeen Bliist is general chairman of son, tickets; Mrs. A, Edward guests' could attend.-.,.... • Sheridan, Mn. Robert Balnton, The event will be open to the after the signing of the Declar- the roast beef dinner the Wo- Grudin, Red Bank, door prizes,. Mr. and Mrs. Bellingrath were Mn. A. Edwin Burdge, Mn public evenings and after achool Mas Mary A. Tieeasy ation of Independence.' Mrs. maa'a Guild of Trinity Episcopal and Mrs. Wallace Barrett, Red married to Newark, Feb. 23,1910, Ross King, Mn. John B. Eggen noun for the three days. Grundy brought her history up church will serve Thursday night Bank, publicity. by the late Rev. 0. E. Broune. berger, Mn. Alex Wilde, Mrs. MONMOUTH BEACH - Mr. FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mn. to.date when aha discussed the in the parish hall, West Front Serving as hostesses will be Mn. Bellingrath ia die former Charlea Edelmann, and Mn. Marion L Seller of CiUesple Ave., designing of our nation's new 5t Servings are scheduled for Walter Ludwig. Mrs. William and Mrs. Raymond M. Tleraey. Mrs. Chirles Vaux, Mrs. John H. Rose Mockler. of Newark: Gleaners Hear have announced the engagement SO sur flag. ' and 7 p.m. Bouwmeester, Mrs. Beaty and Mr. andMn. BeUingrath have Robinson, vice president of the 11 Club Cir. have announced the Hostesses will be Mn. Charles PTA end a member of the facul- engaaenient of their daughter, of their daughter. Miss Sarah At a speciil meeting, March Mn. Tamblyn,' Rumson; Mn. lived in New Shrewsbury for the Miss Zerbe 14, a p.m., in the Woman'a club, .Best, wife of the rector; Mn. Buttfield. Mrs. William Ryan, past three years. Mr. Bellingrath *„ty., WM chairman, assisted by Miss Mary Alice Herney. to Anne Seller, to Duncan Grant Og- Matthew O. Lyon, guild presl Kenneth A. Woolley. EATONTOWN - Miss Ruth A Richard Keating, Barry, eon of den, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel the chapter will honor, a number Mrs. Howard Dutcher and Mn. is retired.as a former superin- Mra. of Monmouth County high school £nt, and Miss Jane Erlacher. Robert Bernard, Fair Haven, and tendAit of the Ramco Manufac- An address on "Space Satel- Zerbe, supervisor of the Louise Mr. and Mn. Richard P. Barry R. Ogden'of Londonderry, Vt. A Bodmaa Health Center, MM- girls, chosen as their Good Cit- Mrs. William H. Egolf is in Mn. John Thorpe, Little Silver. turing plant in Cranford. Prior ites and Their Applications" was of Larchmont, N. Y. summer wedding is planned. liens for 1980. The girls* parents charge of ticket sates., and Mn given by George .Krassner, cthie" ~f mouth County Organisation for Miss Tierney was graduated Miss Seller was graduated from Mrs. Raymond Moore, presi- to that he worked for 35 yean will also be gguests. Rev. John Mlver H. Stryker is treasurer. dent, welcomed two new mem- with the August Goerti Company. of the technical suff of the As-Social Service, addressed mem- Red Bank Catholic High Rumson Country Day School, Committee aides also include ben of the Gleanan et the Pres- F. CrouthamelCthl , pastoto r off ththe ReRd ben: Mrs. William Reaves and Both Mr. and Mn. Bellingrath tro Electronic Division of the Sig- School and Marymount Junior Dana Hall School and Garland Bank Baptiit Church, will hi" Mn. Charles nal Corps. byterian Church last week la the Mrs. William Ryan of Fair Ha- are memben of the Golden Age Collage ia Arilngton. Va. Mr. Junior College. Her .fiance is an guesuest speaker. Marion F, Neal, Mra. Arthur N. Mn. H. D. King said that an chapel. alumnus of Kimball Union Acid- ionskov, Mn.. Theodore Sam- ven. ".-' Fellowship of New Shrewsbury. Barry was graduated from Iona Delegates for the state DAR Also present at the meeting Mr. Bellingrath1 s hobby is walk- audiometer, for which funds wera Her topic wu the generalited Teparatory School In New Ro-emy, and Mlddlebury College, conference in Trenton. March 7™»«. Mn.^Stephen Guiy. Mn raised last year, has been re- public health mining program of ~ where he wu a member of Delta Henry Dreeke and Mrs, Elmer were Mrs. Harold Betkin, Red Ing. He says his most enjoyable cheile, N.- Y, and Georgetown and «, will be Mrs. Otto KratCr Bank; Mrs. Philip Coan, Fair Ha- walk ia from his Naw Shrewsbury ceivedrend is in operation. Mn. the center. She illustrated her University. He Is employed by Upafloa fraternity. Mr. Ogden is vil, Mn. Clifford Dickinson, Jr., Nielson. King is health chairman, Trained discussion with slides. now a graduate student at ven, and Mn. Edwin F. Sickeli, home into the Red Bank business the Adreesograph Multlgraph the ,nd Mrs. Henry, Pascale. The New Shrewsbury. volunteers have tested children Company ia Denver. Cole. University of Vermont. are* and back., Mn. Belllngrath Mn. Herbert Anthony, presi- five women /will serve in the The next meeting March 17 will enjoys the culinary arts. in some of the grades in the dent, appointed Mra. L. M. Blum- Point Road School The excess in time capacitiea for the. national BPWC Plans be held in the home of Mn. Dut- Mr. and Mn. Bellingrath also eaheim aa the gmop'a represen- DAR Oth Continental Congress cher, $ Holly La.. Fair Haven. have another daughter, Mrs. Rose list year's budget after the pur- chase of the audiometer. Sno, tative to the Town Recreation Matawan Club Members to be held the weft of April 17 Fashion-Show Garrett, Summit, who was among Committee.' She said that the club in Washington, D. C. haa been allocated to.the Point MATAWAN - The borough's the guests at the party., as wu Roid School for .the purchase la taking on a protect to Mrs, Harold Stout and Mn. Mn. Bellingrath's sister, Mrs. greetiag cards, stationary, Minor B. Tilton presided at the Business and Professional Wom- books, records, and film strips Model Contest Clothes en's Club will hold a card party George Bender of Bradley Beach, by each of the H chutes. gift wrappings for the benefit c tea tables. Hostesses were Miss who was a bridesmaid at the the club'a special projects. MATAWAN— Memben of the Joseph Dietrich, Mn. Joseph Edith' McLean, Mn. Henry C and fashion show Monday night, Mn. Theodora . Parsons, ' March 14, at the Pleasant Valley couple's wedding., and Mr. Bel- Cub Pack S2 will hold its Blue Matawan Womaa'a Club who are Sheldon, Mn. Fred W. Hecht, McLean. Mrs. J. Earle Mills, member of the Little Silver Ga Mn. Thurman C, Nealis and Mn. Mrs. William I. Morgan, Mrs. Inn, Rt. 34, Holmdel. Fashions lingrith'i sisters, Mrs. Ella B. den Club, said a Dower show will and Gold dinner in the eh Doyle and Mrs. Vincent Glide, tern aewiag contest, W. Rule* Smith, MM. Frank Arthur Morris and Mn C. Her- will be by Betty's Shop of Mata- take place Saturday, May 14 tonight and the meal will an. both of Mountainside. c i 0 had made for the Graiiano, a member of the Ma- bert Parkell. with competition open to el•Ul cooked and served by Gleaner *™* ., 121 tawan Contemporary League, -al- Final plans for this activity Other guests were Mn. Thomas grammar school children. Mni , memben. event at tne club'a meeting last Boland of Elizabeth. Miss Joyce weak. so modeled.' wen made at the club'a meeting Arthur Husson will conduct dais Events for March Include the last week in the Health Center. Curtains Garrett, Summit; Alfred Phillips, es in flower arrangement in Mn. Albert Abell, chairman of The club will hold a card par- Corned Beef New Shrewsbury; and Arthur the world Day of Prayer. Friday. ty and fashion show Tlmrsday Plans also were made for the Borough Hall March 2, AprilI <> March 4, at S p.m. in the Pres- ne club'a Amsricaa home-de- annual meeting of all the Bus). Phillips, Jr., Shark River Hills, and May 4, et 3:30 p.m., partment, wu chosen aa the win- night in the. Keyport Reformed Draperies the counle'a grandchildren, and the nytertan Church; a mission film, Church Hail. The board of di- ness and Professional Women's meeting datee for'the Junior Gar "The Long Stride," to be shown ner, and will present the Mata- Dinner Set :iubs of Monmouth County, Ap- Kathy and Pattt Phillips, Shark den Club. g wan group in the district con- rectors will meet this afternoon» HIGHLANDS - Members of Slipcovers March IS at I p.m.. and March gp il 21, et the American Hotel in River Hills, their great Mrs. George Curehin. room , test MMarcMchh h 30 at thh a AAsburb y ParPk at the home of Mn. Frank Brad- the Highlands Yacht Club and itt granddaughten. ..a. __..._. membsn will visit •eh, and the art department, new Freehold. At that time the or. Bedspreads mother chairman, and the thirm™d Marlboro State Home to read a WWoman'.. ' a ClClubb la OOeea a TownT - Ladies': Auxiliary met recently sanitations will honor their Also Mr. and Glide, Mountain grade mothen were hostesses. Monday In the home of Mn. Al- at the club. Bedle PI. and Huddy "Woman of the Year." aide; Mr. Boland, Elisabeth; Mn Lenten worahlp service for the .?/ Ion Morrison. Linens patients. Mra. AbeU'a costume, made of Ave. Ernest Heller, a native of Ger- Phillips, Jr.. Shark River Hills light-weight wine coloreld d wooll, Plans were made for memben George Ellis, commodore, an- many who came to the United Venetian Blinds Charles Ovens, New Shrewsbury Circle meetlnga for March will to attend, an art symposium a: nounced that a corned beef din- Pupils Perform take place on Tuesday. March 1; wu a Jacket drees. She elso States in, 1925. end who has been Miss Doris Putsche, RidgefieM made a hat to match the en- Douglau CoUege. New Brans-ner wiU be held Sunday/March a Matawan resident since 1921, Park; Mr. and Mn. Charles Phil- circle one in the home of Mn. wick, March 12; a buffet dinner- 20, for memben and guests. For Parents John Sherman of Little Silver; semble, and used patent leather was guest speaker at the inter- line, Springfield; Mr. and Mn. for her acceiaonaa. She recetvM dance the Contemporary League Mrs. George O'Brien is presl. national relations program that Roy Mattheisen and Mr. and Mn. SHREWSBURY — The Bor circle two In the home of Mra a aterUng charm u her prixe. wiU hold March 13 at the Ameri- dent of the auxiliary. Benjamin Van Keuren, South St.: followed. He compared the priv- John Festa, Westfidd; Mr. and ough School kindergarten, under can Hotel, Freehold, and a lunch- Peter Glovia received the spec- ilegea of the citizens of thia coun- i Mrs. Wilbur Flaheult. Madiion; the direction of Mrs, Luella and circle three ia the chapel <' ial award. The group will meet ti Bread St. Rey Ingram, Mn. Joseph Shu- eon fashion shew the Matawin try with those of European coun- RED BANK Mr. and Mn. Francis Gargulio, Bradshaw and Miss Edith Fra- the church. Junior Woman's Club will hold again Friday. Feb. K. Memben of circle two wen mock and Mn. Howard Eggin- tries. Miu Lucille Gargulio and Francis iler, presented a classroom pro- M. • March II at Shadowbrook, (N Bread St hostesses.. Attending were Mr. and Mn. Mr. Heller is in employee of Gargulio, Berkeley Heights, and gram recently for parents and Shrewsbury. Frank Bolen, Mr. and Mn. guests. Mn. Peter A. Read wu com- Owens Illinois Clan Company. Mr. and Mn. George Cheatle, mentator for th* fashion show. Meeting hostesses were Mn. George Colby, Mr. and Mn. Jack Newark. Included on the program wei Retiring Troop Club membera modHmg spring Bayard Lambora, Mrs1. Harry Johnston, Mr. and Mn. Peter Gl seasonal songs, dramatisation cwtumei wen Mn. Peter Ten- Munson, Mn. Arthur Friedman ovla. Mr. and Mn. Charles Hat DO YOUR Woman's Club nursery rhymes, a play aboui Eyck, Mn. Calvin Pearee, Mn. aad Mn. Joseph Baler. tenbuehler, Val Bernhardt, Frank ^ees. and a rhythm band. ' Leader Honored J. Hall. Vito Tarrentino, Mr. El- WASHING Plans Dance The birthdays of Washington lis, MM. Edward F. LaMarr, and Lincoln wera observed COLTS NECK - Mn. Byron Kitty Kelly: Mn. Walter Monahan. Mn AT OUR SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - longs. A review of the klndei Eberhardt, who recently retired Charles Miller, Mra. John Scior- The Woman's Club of Shrewsbury ganen section of. the Rutger as leader of Giri Scout Troop tino, Sr., Mn. Harold Hull and Township, at its meeting last Report was presented by the at, was given a farewell recep- Mn. O'Brien week In the Alfred Vail Mutual teachers to. acquaint the parents tion and tea at the troop's meet- Take Heart: Washington Association Recreation ,- Cental with the activities of a kinder- ing last week. building, made plans for its sec garten classroom. The Eberhardt family will Meeting Wednesday end annual open house and Pupils participating ia th move to Washington, D. C. Had His Troubles. Too Set by Garden Club May dance. morning program wera Marl Connie Drelbelbls and Gal .The open house will be held Coryell, Kenneth Gumher, Jay Grlesmer gave Mn. Eberhardt »* ««y ataby: Dear B. B.: Let the girl NEW SHREWSBURY - The March 21 In the recreation cen- Halvenon, Kenneth Koenig, Rob- the troop's gift, a eet of after- rm very much ia leva with the make the decision. If she's as Garden Chib will meet Wednes- ter. Women memben of the Al- ert Marone, Raymond Mass, WilII-- dinner coffee cups. Mn. John girl I'm engaged to. I don't wonderful as you think, she'll day at I p.m. In the home of fred Vail Mutual Association will liam Nolle, Mark Rubens. Roy Homllsh. Neighborhood Assoeia- ' nap her fingers at the prudes Mrs. Martin J. Cain, IS Glen- dance, but get mad if aha who run down the Marines. wood Dr. Mn. Louis Anciarek be, the Invited guests. Mra Snow. Edward Vogel, Steven ilon chairman for Atlantic Town- lioni going to a dance. I know Warwick, Giles Whalen, Sandra Have they forgotten Guadal- will be co-hostess. Charlea Abbiatl and Mn. Arthiii ship, and Mn. Edward Smith, the girl tews me but I'm afraid canal and Iwo Jima? Fountain are chairmen. Aikea, Maureen Artie, Diaa leader of Troop «, expressed I'll ION her because of everpos- An' arrangement workshop us- Barbato, Roberta Barnes. Iran* their appreciation to Mn. Eber- aesslvencas and atupM featouiy. ing dried and available material Mra. Abbiati la chairman Dear Kitty KeByT in an artistic manner will be the the May dance. Her committee Farrell, Deborah FiUginW, Eli hardt. sbeth Kelly, Uurie Morrison, A year ago I met a girl who group activity. The culture and eJdee will be Mn. Stephen Leo- The retiring leader's daughter, Dear W. •.: Today Is George care of roses will be the hortl- nardls, Mn. James Hughes and Gale Rocker, Patricia Rice, Met- Joan, also was honored. was going steady with someone Washiagtoa's Mrthdiy. He waa else. She broke up with him. I cultural theme for die month. Mrs. Carl Nagel. anie Riuuto, Jeaa SiedUckl, Sus- The program opened with a master at eelf-dlsclpllne. aa Symmes, Leila Treadwell aad obtained her address and started Mn. Joseph LeRoy, 37 Bran- A letter was reid from the wishing log ceremony directed Read the dian of hit secre- ford Clr., la In charge of tickets Family and Children's Service of Ruth Van Brunt. ' by Mn. Smith and Mn. Donald writing to her. In month we tary. Tobias Lear, and also wen going stesdy. After three for bua trip to the Phlladel Monmouth County, thanking the Pupils la the afteraooa pro-Matthews, assistant leaser. This Washington's own diary. He Flower Show Tuesday, gram wen Ronald Bruno, Dea- monthi, she wrote that the was phla club for Iti gift of Chriitmii ea wawass conducted by Sharon Stew- learned to due* because of Marcnh I, Reservations are open nil Curley, John D'Akia, Ed- art, end those participating wen dropping me. Three months later - Salry Fairfax, an early love. Ihe wrote that the was through also » noa-mambers, The nit A letter also was reid from Wftfw HtflthOfeii arwOfft Louise loychlk, Ann* fte wound up a gnat dancer. will leave from Branford Clr. at Richard Montgomery^ Jeff with this other boy and loved Joseph Mtnitopine, Jr., ehilr- Gait Orlesmer. Lynn Klein, Pi- If you love your giri, why not me, So for the last two monthi I a.m. mea of the Shrewsbury Town-«•»man,. John Rodenburg. Joel ftu o monthi trieta Mlehailioa and Connli Mara to dance and give her I have bbo m writinrii g to her again, skip Committee, expressing the a^wseeje^p aosj s aia^aaiawa eB/OBaaajgia Kennet_ h Dnlbtlbla. a whirl? There's a bit of self- Then I went out with another Wart, Stephen Warner, Robert Lottlie Boythuk directed mem- discipHae which wea't be hard Yorg, Patricia Aaa Brwcella, to take. • girl. I wrote Ihe first one and •a*dab memben made recently ban when they Hag "Peace, I told rwr to find someone better oTlnrethlp achool children, Joan Christmaa, Shane Carley, Ask of Thee O River" at the Rita Donnelly, Elleea Bates, than I. Also part of the time I Mn. Nagel aad Mn. Fountain ClOM Of tlW Dear Kitty KeayT wai supposed to be going iteadyl wan heetesaes at the coffee hou Diana Oreeley, Diana Gregg, MATERNITY The tea table waa decanted I date a wondirful girl and am with still another girl, I told AMPU PARKING that Mowed. ,;/.• .;.. Donna Lange, Teresa McCue, with floral SITM|MMMnl madde Uurie McNitt, Sharon Aaa very fond of her. She feels the them all the truth, My firatj ClOTH[S- SEPARATES Quick, luaaae Walker tad Cam BnSHIDVUy SRv ^aame about me, We almost broke steidy wu the only girl I loved, IN MUNICIPAL LOT NfVM fnfMnHIWHSi up recently .because of all the Whit should I do?-Tlger. MTOrfTOWN -.Police Capt. Zettinier. Illaf IM MalMBAMlh ft* p HIMINri RIOlMfl WnO bad things said about service- Dear Tiger: George Wash- •~*w w»»w eiivieuieyajipv mw^ aed/'Mn, Frank.•• H, Poer and wira among the gutsti were Mrs, men, especially, Marlins, I sons, Frank and Harold, are ington had his ups and downs Best market for cold cul Warnn Grlade, Mn. Saimiil wouldn't hurt hir for anything ia attain of the heart. The •pending two weeke' vacation In mem In the United Stales peril, 1 Orlesmer, Mra. William Boychuk, in the world, but I don't want count of true love nevir runs UBIIIT PAP* ' I (OAIITVI (.. Qreaaaerce City, Fla. WhHe in tli coal mines and steel mills Mn. Fred Klein, Mn, Harvey C. to lose her, Should I let her smooth. Send your girl a rose I0M6 UANOI n I D>oiit»ii Florida, Capt, Poer will visit hli rom Cistern Pennsylvania to RED BANK WASH-O-MAT DralbelMs, Mrs. Robert Mlnard, mske the decision? If the quits a day, A friend In Parli tried IBtfHWD ;; Wen M.m \l father, Frank Poer, Sr,, who.Is Milwaukee, reports the National Mn. Robert Slewatt and Mrs. •Ming mi, would that mean ahe hoipHaliied la Coral Oiblei}'* thli old-fashioned approach. It BID IANI U • 0>°«l \t 4* MONMOUTH ST. Association of RflallGroceri, Edward Flowin. dotia't care?-S, B. worked. Tha girl married hlml RID BANK t •+•&£**.'$ •• t>s

Truth, (7) r (I) Jack Pair Show for tome adtog Mass i set baseball back M . (7) Restless Gua Newsneti (7) Movie And then there was Bobby Da- Movie (II) Sports and Weather (II) Superman It's Been Fun rin singing "Mack the Knife" oa (II) Day Witch (II) Curtain Time ll:3MH> Movie the "Grammy Awards" TV show. M— (1) Search for Tomorrow weather ( 11:31-(1) Movie (4) It Could Be You 1:0- («) Newt U;00-(I) Movie HOLLYWOOD - The criUcs itio Alger Look Like a Bum?' •Operation Hois** (1) Cartoons (7) News (13) Movie who keep carping that the cur- This has been the season when Not to be outdone by the net- (7) Love That Bob! 7:N-(1) WorM News 11:41— (7) Evening Prayer rent tetson ol TV is dull and learned that genuine sandpa works in the issuing of State- 1*41- (I) Guiding Light (4) Shotgun Slade I:M- (I) Movie uninspired are just spoil-sports. per can't be shaved and that you ments, one of the biggest ad- (2) News (I) Charlie Chan (4) Consult Dr. Brother! It hit been filled with all torts don't have to have brains (just vertising agencies conceived for (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Rescue I 1:11-(4) 13th Hour of marvelous things. its) to make a lot of money on its employees a new policy of (I) Cartoons (I) Terrytoons (I) News and Weather Ed Sullivan accused Hedda quiz shows. breakthrough thinking which' it (7) About Facet 1:41-(4) Newt; Sermonette (II) News • ' Hopper of blackjacking stars in- No PrempUag titled "Operation Thrust." Ia it litS— (I) Bums and Allen (It) Newsbeat (I) Newt to appearing on her special TV the employees were told that with 1:8-(4) News 7:«- (t) Local News 3:H—(2)Give Ut This Day show. Hedda defended herself The question, "What happened a "snowing of knowing" they too Twenty-Qne't quizmaster, 1:3B- (2) As the World Turns 1:19- (I) Weather TUESDAY MORNING against this scurrilous charge by could "break out of the nine-dot Jack Barry?" was answered list (4) Disl 4 (II) Newt ' referring to Ed as a liar and a square " l:»- (4) Sermonette 1 week when he turned up in, Lai (I) Movie 7s II- (1) News bum. Of course;'the high spot of this 1:01- (4) Continental Vegas to marry Patte Preble and (7) Ray MiUand 7:»-(ll) Weather \ Tireless viewers of the little or any other TV season was Jack (I) Film Drama, Classroom said "I do" without being Paar't pre-uping of hit dramatic (II) Sports home screens taw Mickey Roon- Tiff MHODV UNOMS ON-^ANO OM . A mrfr kga. (2) For Better or Worn I: II- (I) Previewi ey in a one-fall wrestling match P™»Pted. leave-uking from "The Jack •• «*• "MIUU ' «« tai*tai* •••• < 7:iV- (7) Morning Prayer of the '30s, playing a wise mid. 'Zaae Grey Theater." Paar's joke,that he (Allen) had Shows to Watch I:N-(2) MlUiOMlrt (I) Dial M TiH- (7) Early Bird Cartoons die-aged nun? She did it on "Ad- Frank Sinatra; Dean Martin better be fanny and quit trying (4) Young Dr. Matoae (II) International W*-(I) Call to Prayer ventures in Paradise,*' and some- and Bing Crosby traded guest ap- to dream-up gimmicks for his fcH-(2)Ntwt TONIGHT telp in escaping from her ruth- (I) So This It Hollywood Detective ' one ia bound to win an award for pearances with each other so of- show which might start the view- (7) Beat the Clock (I) Drag Dong School the best off-beat casting of the ten that some viewers were un- NBC-(Ch. 4)-Bob Hope- less husband (Hugo Haas). He's (II) MUce WaUace European titan who plans po- (I) Strange Stories ftN- (I) Father Knowt Baft (7) Uttle Risctta year.- • •<••''• der the misapprehension that it And then there was Bobby Da- (Choice Viewing)-Hope't fifth* (II) Richard Willis liUcl1 revolutions from his castle (II) Day Watch (I) Bob Hope Right at the beginning of the was. the Andrews Sisters in a rin trapped by Ralph Edwardt, special of the season features till- (I) NIWI a private Isle. The South !:»- (2) Verdict It Youn (I) Divorce Hearing season we were treated to a de- mile) impersonation of the Three who told him this was his life. Ginger Rogers, Wally Cox, Gins <* fcis- (I) Captain, Kangaroo Pacific was never like this. (4) From These Rooti m Bourbon Street Beat bate .between Nikita Khrushchev Stooges. How anyone can aay that this Lollobrigida and golfer Jimmy S:3I-(I) Sandy Becker and Spyrps Skouras, the movie- Hardly a week has gone by to Demaret and the, photoplay (I) Doorway to Destiny (II) Kingdom of the tea has been a dull lesson la be- (7) Who Do You Trust? , (7) Time For Fun maker. At I recall, the subject far this season that all three pres yond me. And, to Just a few award winners. Program was CBMCk. 1) maaatiy-It'i (II) Play of thoWeak (I) Movie (II) Physical Culture was ."Which One of Ua Made Ho- Identt of the three networks have- more* weeks, Elvis Presley ia due taped in three sessions, with the Navy vi. the Marines in this IsN- (I) Danny Thomai 4:M- (2) Brighter Day n't Issued statements aiiuring ut back from Germany and sched- Hope's monologue done, last in episode, Roscoe Karns gives (I) Theater S' till- (2) Peoples Choice (4) Thin Man that they are standing four- uled to mike hit first TV ap- order to bring you up to date Jackie Cooper (Hennesey) (I) Science. FiewM . (4) Hi Mem on world events like Jack Paar's (I) Douglas Fairbanks (7)Beulth square behind every program on pearance with Frank Sinatra. assignment to find a genius on Theater their respective networks. No- walkout. Hope and Wally are a (7) American Bsadstoad (II) Silent Strviee (II) Day Watch Given Leads There are rumors, though, that a th' e bate who can win the body ever found out who was Frank isn't sure he wants Elvit pair of bullfighters vieing for 4:1S- (I) Secret Storm tiN- Ana Soften tiM-(DMy Uttle Margie regional exam for Annapolis. It running their stores before this now. He'i afraid Elvit may get Ginger's hind in one skit. In 4:M-(1> Edge of Night («> Alcoa Theater (I) Topper all sttrts when the Mirine base- In Playhouse his own show liter, and then another. Hope takes i a bellboy (4) Yancy Derringer (7) Personal Theater Over at Warner Bros., Wayde ball team defeated' the Navy (7) Adventuret in Frank would have to be Mi guest. (Wally) and turns him into pres. nine, and the Marine colonel (I) Mr. District Attorney Exploring (Colt .«•) Preston and Edd ("77 1 Then Dean would get Elvis, who identiil timber. , clainu he's got the boy with the (II) Abbott and Costelto (I) Strange Stories Mithemittca Production Sunset Strip ') Byrnes walked (II) This Man Dawton Mttw— (I) Red Rowc out. But the Warner executives would also have to go on Blag's highest I. Q. Some silly situ- lilt-(1) Life of Rlley MIDDLETOWN - Miu Cyn- show, and then Frank.;..,;. :•, ' NBC-(Ch. 4HUCM Theater- itions but new laurels for Jackie , , (I) Movie ifcN- (I) Hennesty (4) Dough Re Ml thia Edwardten (in private life, ere ready for them;' they A complete change of character Cooper, ' (I) Overseas Adventure (4) Steve Allen (I) Movie Mra. Peter J. Edwardsen of Eat (7) Memory Lane for James Gregory, who switches (0) Wild Bill Hickok (I) Walter WlBcnell File ontown), will play the part ol WALTER KEADE THEATRES from his tough "Barney Rudit- IEIXINR . (II) BOM the Clown (I) MartiB Kane . ~ Our World Neighbors Helen Sherman in "Seven Year iky" cop role to that of a gentle, li2MH> Clutch Csrgo (II) SA 7 - IKM- (I) On The GO Itch" to be presented the later LAURENCE HARBOR - Mem- plodding , farmer in "Face to 1:10-(2) Movie IfcN- 0) June Allyson (I) Play Your Hunch part of next month by the Wagon of the Laurence. Harbor Face." It's a tour de force for hers (1) Big Beit (I) Big Story lfc4fHU) Science Around You Wheel Playhouse. E D Gregory who kills his supposedly American Legion Post are sell- lt:4S-(0) News and Weather Born in England, Miss Edward ing new SO-star American flags, (7) My Friend Flicks (7) Man With a Camera CARLTON B"A N K unfaithful wife (Rebecca Welles), (5) Movie (I) Movie lOiN-(I) drtoont ten was active in dramatic cir- then imagines all sorts of things They will start delivery of their (II) Three Stooges (II) Code 1 lliU- (I) I Love Lucy cles there before coming to this after the realization of his act orders tills week. Although the I: SB— (I) Clutch Cirgo (II) Newsbett (4) Price Is Right county after World War II. begins to take its toll. new flags.may not be displayed until July 4, the post hopes to EVENING iklMll) Sports (7) Romance of Life U:N- (I) Newt and Weather (II) King's English ABC - (Ch. 7) - Adventure Ia have sold a new. flag to,every liN- (S) Felix and Friends (4) Newt 1I:M-(2) December Bride Paradise - Yvonne De Carlo family living in this area by that (7) uttle Rascals (I) Movie awims out to the Tiki, anchored time, Mrs. Stuart Therlen and (4) Concentration William Beckner are flag tale (ll)Popeye (7) Newt (5) Romper Room NOW AT BOTH THEATRES in the bay of the "Isle of Ed- (It) Record Wagon in," to ask Gardner McKay's chairmen. . (II) Newt (7) I Married Join l:N-(2)Oov. Nelson Rocke- (II) Dance Party (II) Our Number System feller 11:1#- (4) Weather ll:MHin Newt DEBBIE REYNOLDS RADIO looked like Grant. And Melvyn ...Sha TV Reviews Douglu looked like Mark Twain 171 got th« WABC WOR 711 and Ford Ralney looked like where) the) WPAT lazabo. WCBS Abraham Lincoln. But like others ' body want WHTG m WRCA The Sporting Life ••a 1411 to thlt series, this drama never WNEW WQXR UN seemed to get under, the skin of burlad! UN By CYNTHIA LOWRY to ski better than how to explain romantlo the principal character. It was a WMA Nawa. the slalom. "He's an awfully ' Marian 8aatly AP TV Rate Writer reverent and pretty 'uninspired aurprls*! Tanafk frtaty good boy." the would intone as Carltaa Fradarloka hour.. ; i . • Wayaa' Hawaii Ska NEW YORK (AP) - CBS' live a man new past the camera rait- Nawa WMTf) Fiftaaa -UinaM Nawa coverage of the Olympic winter ing a storm of snow. "By a curl- WOR Nawis JohnSeott Frad Robblai Show garnet has. if nothing else, des- MM Mm: Ed Hwllhr World Tenliht out coincidence, I skiied with his World Wide W on Saturday ttlSI WO» Tea FiUlwatda troyed one great illusion. brother.' night documented how a compos- WCBS Unix Ro» •y careM ttltcflea of aw er to Texas wrote a jazi accom- ttlt*—WHT« County Aa*M The CBS staff men'on the IliSt—WCBS Halaa Tr.nt ferial, at least two gtaeratfeat scene acted at if they had never paniment to be played during the WHTC Km, lUlulnc MB? l tt U l morning service of the Methodist Muiio ; seen mow before, much leas a etuMiamoa have lettered tke ski slope. It would be more ef- Church. ' Cynthia Edwatdtea CARL PER taut WCBB Coapia Dm Door isaprteslea amsag aetilh hot Uita WBC. Nm: Die* Shapare fective Just to give us the vital NBC and the producers un- tee—weit^wbiipirins stmu glac AmerleaM that ahw Mt of statistics and let us drew our doubtedly realised the music No stranger . to Monmouth JQHNMcGIVER Friaia. Mnilo . McCullouch A Elio County audiences, Miss Edward- wtrra Haaoiiata. EM Nowi; II alders laad la plaster casts own conclusions about the com- might be controversial, so most Won NawiFriaia; . PMnil. Roob MM ten hu appeared in many local WKA Nm: Ed H.rllh, Eaar LliUclu bMtaad of M tkalr lest petition. of the program wu reassuring- N P Rb Nawai productions, incuding "The Lit list- wcaa um rnhm;,. By my count, only three out of testimonlals from a minister and Dane* Orcbutra tie Foxes" and "Phoenix To PMI 2M) Hit at UtsMtawa Only Carllon .Fradrleka Nawa; Ua 8mltk more than 10 contestants took of a a seminsry professor about IU ..... SS5.A K*w" Bob Haemal Frequent." ISIIt~WOS) McCnllonth • Elio spills during yesterday's slalom NBC'i ftsasay ABMHCBB Her- devout intent BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA and W-meter jumping events at Itage draaw, was a SMirflrliL Her last role wat in "Blitl atiee-wagc w.,.; &„? How It was written after the death Spirit." *tft Nowa: Van Voorkla Squaw Valley. One broke his ski ^•^^••"tjniiy tmuum tf of Ed Satamerlto'i lafaat M«m; Jim Lo« WOJ Nawi. L>1* Vu Allan Leatherman, Peters PI but no one was hurt career Gea. U. S. Graat. predect of his grief EATONTOWN weas Ritiit To Hippin WMA Nowi Red Bank, will play the lead pai CARLTON ' attlt—WAM Clair Hutehlai I would like to know where the The play was based on the _MB feettog. let the WHTI Haadllnai. Maiie weB* g(.rll«ht Salato of Richard Sherman in the pn Defly 1-7-t P. M. 7 P. M WOK Nawai Ualmlt» newsreel men, over the years, thesis that Grant fought his Btsafc, when we hoar H, Ml WO* WJW HeCvllouih 4) Eliot duction. WO* Galin Drako WMA Bob Harmoi found all those skiers who landed greatest battle writing Ms mem- was a tit thecfctog, evea whea Sal.-Sun. A Holidays Sm a Mea. from I VWM iut Entartalaaunt IliS*—WAOC Tko World of AIM Leatherman Continuous from I FREE to Car Heaters WCBS Allon Cray Tomorrow on something besides' their skis. oirs in a net against cancer. we wan braced let U. ra IUU The events, however, were fas- But this was a nan device used A native of Indiana, he was ac Haiio - • • ^1 tive in drama.while attending the tin—WAN Nawi; Blek Bkiiwrd WM Lone. John elnating to watch. One's Interest at a springboard for some flash- ABC's dramatic special. "The SlOt--WCaS Nawn rtaaaua •»« ISiet—WKCA Nowt: Art Fiord flagged only when the cameras backs to his Army career. University of Purdue and later Hayai . Citadel, of the best while in the Army, ttationed at j Haadllnai. Moil* turned from the slopes to (ha ex- At the end, It was obvious that adipu'Uoni of the season. It Fort Devens, Mass., and Fort Mm: 1*1* Van perts. Grant was a gentle hem and an AT CARLTON ONLY Nawn Jli" taw* had tute, style, and a point. Monmouth. Huil« from • Choral J«ek Storllm Andrea Lawrence, a champion Incomparable general but that NIUli« Active in local theater, he has riftoon mlnita uwi, girl tkier turned CBS girl com- wu about It. Recommended tonight: Bob '« prleoa mentator, for instance, knew how appeared in such .plays as "Dial .... iWfUf « Martin Bloek Nowai James Whitmor, certainly Hope Show. NBC, 1:30-9:» EST. M for Murder," "Born Yester- 4 ee-WCM N.w; Dick N.il John Ganfellm WRCA Nawis Art Ford ... g"i» 5 •»! CoIlM day," "The Middle of Night" an WOT* Cloilnt Stack Tltt WWT> with Anthony Franciosa and Er- the "Desperate Hours." Title of Debbie's Latest Hitnest Borgnine. After a quick trip His latest performance wu ir to Canada, Switzerland and Italy, 'Blithe Spirit." . Wtna HaafUiaii: Waka 01 she returns to Hollywood for Mails "The Lady L" with Tony Curtis. •las-WMO Nawi: Marti; Bl»e* > Ntwa: Jack luillat Record Is Not Her Lament Morocco became a sovereign After that? "I want to do a mus- kingdom in IHI. WED. EVE. AT 8:40 Niw* ical." the tays.... By BOB THOMAS The actrest-tiagtr said she fi- Fred Astalre has no yen to do MnWMMMfflieU HIM ncnjK affTtfYK.M AP Morle-TV Writer nally gave to to arguments that 3szszsNm: Daw-Jeasa tltt—WAM Kmi At Lohmaa a musical and says that none tits lYHTt NmBtlHln: i M.sla the other sMs of lbs record, would S SS-WirfS Bll , wirra N«W«. Hii HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Notes have been offered to Mm. He's MOVIE TIMETABLE until SaaMt (lit* • • HnilHlo be the top seller. It was obviously •ft S:SO », in.) Jiek KUrllna Bkm and comment

WALL TtWNStflP - Ed Ken- Kennedy, a six-toot classy for- returned and at the final whistle Bj> Hy Cunningham nedy Red eiii Catholic High ward, scored the thnlling pout hit teammttet carried him to the School'- - s stnlls— r U- *skelba U pteyer-•• , wit—h- 1.1• •0» remaining in th"-e- game—— . dreismg ram on their shoulders "I NEVER THOUGTH I WAS/GOING TO MAKE added another mark to his out The game had to be stopped Wall Township officials added school ^record Friday momentarily as joyous Red Bank generous getture to the feat IT." Those were the words of Red Bank Catholic High . his 1,000th rooters swarmed onto the court when they later presented Kenne- School's all-around basketball player Eddie Kennedy Wall Town-to congratulate Ed on his ac-dy with the game ball for a ^~ ' ~ _ • «_•___ ,.* fajaL^ ..^..t atiatat BBBmABBmaBfeBaO'aith AS? aWlaa ifelaalaW anilafWll ata*** after he scored, his 1.000th point in his basketball ahJp.C-41. compUthment The contest wat memento of hit high school scor- ing / career Friday night For a spell it appeared it if Kennedy wasn't going to do it Kennedy's scoring accomplishment came the and he would have to wait until hard way, particularly In the game In which, at hit Tuesday to establish the nark tht mark. He could have made it before this week He started slowly, scoring only six points in the first period and was out, but Friday night against Wall was the one two: in the second quarter. He. to do It in because the reaching point was so near. finished the half with eight points, 15 short of hit target. He If there was ever a lad having the pressure applied added five in the third stanta to it was Casey Ed. With three minutes and 30 seconds bring the mark down to II need- gone in the final quarter Kennedy still heeded eight ed poinU. With 3: N remaining the .-lock he still needed points. Eight points or no eight points the clock wasn't eight. ••.:,..;•.•••••;:-.• .... stopping so Ed. could catch up. So there had to be a .•:,:• Silaattea Twgh switch. Ed couldn't stop, he had to catch up with- the To make the situation tougher than it was, his fans were yell- dock. ing and his mates were feeding With Red Bank Catholic fans feeling the I tm and the opening game* of the West All-Stars, 71-53, and the Aces reached the finale finished with 17 tallies and £ next outing wlU be against Tren- until Tuesday to collect one of blonde cuts her fifth and final Barry a r PI T 9 six-team final , hockey tourna- with a bye. Wright tossed in, 11 markers. Auer a n 1.1...1 Muaclllo .. 4 5! ton Catholic In the NJSIAA Bas- those cherished souvenirs. school figure today. By the time i Despite all the scoring of the Stewar» d 12 IN3 j In«ranBench> 1 0 2 ketball tournament. the judges get through counting, ment. •"•••'••' ':• '';.'. ' SHORT SNORTS-GU McDtughald, tbt pols. MeCoocy J SI WrlKht. A n 1(1 Once again it will be up to The U.S. routed Australia's opponents, Tony Auer managed Brjttone SI Roblnitm 7 3 17 Georgg e Saxenmeyey r waas the the girls. That means Carol she should be so far ahead that £ ad, artlcuUU baseball star whoat shoes even the to grab off scoring laurels for Oinato 3 Bennett 2 I i first Red Bank Catholic eager to Hi th f th 1 fi no one will be able to catch her !!?" Oltini) 4 Manna '113 Heiss, the queen of the figure and advanced to the final six- the Lions with » points. AusAwr £ KRR 01 Wa.Miulon n ft I) •core over 1,000 points in his skaters from Ozone Park, N.Y., in the free skating finale Tues- New York Yankees can't fill, will be on hand for 0 OoMtitrir 0 0 0 team 'championship tournament. hit with a dozen, field goals and Bulllvunt n (i nl high school career. He accomp-and those daring New England day morning. She had 624.00 A. S. Beck Shoe Corp., Thursday, in the shoe salon l!_Li -J Lf.' a^.A *^ «auv A ' .. _ . . - . . —*7 . • -/ .^.T^ _ . • • * _ at amah m at _ _ 1 _- _• * The other five teams in the five fouls. •;••'• Goodman ti I II lished his feat in 1154. points to 580.5 for her closest Hfrr 0 I 21 skiers, Penny Pitou or Gilford, round-robin are Russia!! defend- In tht Monmouth Shopping Center. McDoughald . - v Roger Barry, Who moved up to Enjoying a good 1MM0 sea- aranam 0 0 01 N. H., and Betsy Snite of Nor- rival, Sjoujke Dijkstra of Hol- ing champions, Canada, Sweden, son, the Caseys are now, 14-7. has btm in aharge of teen-age fashions and train- . the Lions' Varsity late in the II 19 671 33 in m y , wich, Vt., in the giant slalom on land;-.' • •••'••.• ;•••;';;" .; v'; . ' Czechoslovakia and Germany. MMitletnwn TVII IS is- IS 22—«ff WalWlll i s MS ffo r ththe season. season, scored II points for the Tuesday. When It comes to free skating, In the opening games today, Ing for A. S. i««k for the last ulna years. Lions and had.thf Middletowners "nun Braneli aillUM! si. n. c. Wall Imp. (4ti ornrlnl!" — rmprw. fcutipr. Q F P o r Sunday's medals went to Swe-the four-minute exhibition, totne pairinRS were- USA vs Ksnnctljr HTM H. Pra'ikl I 14 . .__._i ,_ . , i carol is the greatest of Sweden. Russia vt. Czechoslo Hank Majeski, who spent 16 years in the major Corley Wallaak. t 4 den's Kiss, Lestander in thte mus Ci mliecn • o Waltaak Biathlon (cross country skiing theni all now nad perhaps of all leagues and has been in baseball for 25 years, recent- Sioreli vakia, and Canada vs. Germany Point Pleasant Defeats irriinn I O'Donntl ' II 1 and ahooting) with • time of 1 time; The modest, friendly ,Staub Miss SkoUikova Iy was guest speaker at the first annual Cliffwood Hot :oiiont 0 O 8l»rry hour. 13 minutes,' 21.6 seconds; youngster has dedicated' herself t\mt& for lyznar 1 1 B. TrftU doubles today, the Stove League rally held in VFW Hall. Ichuix 0 4 Scluldi i. SwiUerland't Roger Staub in the to winning the* Olympic gold Swiss skier in the downhill and lyan « I i 3 giant slalom, in 1:48.3. and Rus- medal to fuHill i vow she made R »i | in the Rumsoh at the Foul Lane taJchton .1 1 the UMitn r Hank holds tht all-time fielding record for 0 O sia's Ludija SkoUikova in the to her dying mother in 1956. meter spee"™d- skating." ". • • xnatb 2 S major leagues with a J88 percentage. It was es- POINT PLEASANT - Despite their 43-29 halftime lead.Rum women's 1,900 meter' speed skat- Clear and tunny weather—the The. American men weren't ex IS 14 «2 ID MM ing. The - 20-year-old " Ruuiah perfect' kind that lured. 32.000 pected to do much in the down UbUthed in 1M7 when be played third base for excellent scoring performances son was on top in the third, 14- IS 11 It tl-Vl C. « _m., student broke the world record spectators here on Saturday and hill, although Tom Corcoran, ol the PhitadalphU Athletics. He U now chief scout by Jeff Perl and Lou DeGeorge, 11, and again in the fourth, Twp. Olflclala — Mcllntyrt, Hmrthornt. by three-tenths of a second with 47,000 more on Sundsy—was ex Westlield, N. J.. and Beacons- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ;«•».•. •'.,•••. for the Los Angeles Dodgert for Mew Jersey state a time of 2:25.2. dropped a 7041-tage game to DeGeorge had a good scoring pected to. attract another throng field, Que., surprised by taking and metropolitan area. Point Pleasant •Beach Friday night with 27 points, He was hot the speed skating triumph plui of 25.Oro.ptus to this'tiny, festive fourth place in the giant slalom nltht here. with 13 field goals and had one Huskies Score solid placings in other events valley cupped in the high Sierra. in the.excellent time.of 1:49.7 Andy Taylor, Dodger's scout assistant, and Hank's Like most of the other team foul. Hard driving' Perl dunked tent the Russian point score soar- Cash registers,tinkled a merry Pepi Stiegler of Austria wat sec assistant in New Jersey, is a Monmouth County resi. The Soviet athletes tune in the Valley 'and for miles ond in 1:48.7, and another Aus- victories Friday night, the game in 10 goals for 20 points. 64-56, Win «* dent He helped sign Carl Stephens, Matawan High was decided oa the foul line Eddie Schriber, Point's classy have the unofficial team title all around. trian, Ernst Hintersee, third in where the Gulls out-shot Rum' eager, matched Perl with 20 but aewed up again. Sweden was The schedule lined up for the 1:44.1. School, and Danny Bahr, Middletown, two area boys son. 12-3. points, but Roger Williams led Over Indians US entries in the downhill in- cluded Dave Gorsuch, Climax, signed by Hank. Both of these boys report to the Each club had the target in the Gulls with 22 markers. He TOMS RIVER - Four of the Colo., Mix MirohY Aspen. Colo., Dodger rookie school at Vero Beach. March 20. range for field goals, sinking 29 had one more field goal than five starters for Matawan High Marvin Melville. Salt Lake City, each. It was Point's ninth Schriber and both' cagers match- School scored In double figures and Gardon Eaton, Littleton Quito a few cage fans were yakUng after straight victory for a 12-4 over ed fouls with Four each. Friday night to post a «4SS vic- all record. The Bulldogs are Rumson'a Jayi.'ws pulled ou tory over Toms River Indians. N. H. ,'. „•;.,. .'. Manasquan slaughtered Red Bank Friday night IM nr the season. a «M9 victory The American girls In ,tht 1,- Coach Don SUven started all of his seniors and Tim Magee, a sharpshooter meter speed skating Mere ' Coach Don Trotter's club took The Bulldogs arc scheduled to from the comers, paced the scor- beaded by Jeanne Ashworth, of played than for awhile. If Red Bank won, the a M lead in the first quarter meet South Plainfield in the ing with II points, ill coming Wilmington, Mau.. a surprising but the Rumsonlans didn't hold state .tournament. South Plain- Sten Conference A Division would have wound on field goals. Terry Magee am third in the J00; Barbara Lock- It tor long. The Culls caught up field is one or the top clubs in up la a tare* way tie for second pUee with Mana- Rollie Peterson each had IS ban. Park Ridge. JU.. aad and the lead changed hands a its area, and at the conclusion markers and Dan Kuima, the re- Jeanne Omelenchuk of Detroit. Aibury Park aad Loaf Branch. Tht way couple of times before Point of last week's sames the Tigers bound demon, toned In 11 tallies. pun played that night, SJaven couldn't moved out to an 18-12 first had posted a 17-0 record. Coach Bruce MaeCuteheon'i quarter margin and held the nmmtm-ttt Mar, | rkavnt Huskies led ill the way after have stopped tht Big Blue tvm it he ttwei up the Ifll I ' (TH Cage Results -toad the rest of the way. a F PI OF getting oft to a 11-11 first quar- „ la the second period the Gull Nlcholl < II «i Bclirllicr II 4 ter advantage. The Huskies MaOrarst 1.1 1 !7 I VanDrutcn 3 I |Of ToplO , marked up a 35-17 advantage, and T*»Vi~ armi I i s I willumi •> 4 picked up a margin again In the Fordham is Interested in Eddie Kennedy, as are Alll««»r 1 1 IIKmllh (I 0 ^Jkaa had five pojaU sliced'off ii ^ »• nistymtd. i no second quarter, 11-10, which gave AsoseUtad PrtM several other colleges... Eddie Brennan has so many 10 • MI ftrtinn 0 n them a 12-21 half-time lead. I JE || « 11: Here's.how the top 10 teams in friends in tht racing world he overcrowded the hotel Mentor MacCutcheon gave his the Associated Press basketball dining room at the recent dinner honoring him in Flori- 31 3 III <» !» 13 TO bench reserves action In the DAY ftutnaon.Falr .Haven , 13 IT 1« lit—fit poll did last week (won-lott rec- da, some 800 wert on hand. G. Barker Seeley is due Pnlnl rimanl : 1» 3d tl IS-10 third quarter when the Indians ords in parentheses):. orricluli — Throclimorliin. P«lala. managed to scalp the Huskies Cincinnati (M-l), beat Houston, for a trip south to pus out stall applications for Mon- lor a few points. In this melon •747,..'.. .;;. . mouth Park's 1960 meeting. of rWkrlhall Tomi River posted i 11-11 quarter margin. In the finale, Bradley (21-1), beat Oklahoma Coach Don Czok of Bed Bank Catholic, Is very For Church Friday a. City. «•». beat North Texas, the largest scoring period was unhappy with tht NJSIAA basketball drawing. HIGHLANDS -Our Lady produced with Matawan taking perpetual Help Catholic Church the edge, 11-11. Cillfornia (M-l), beat UCLA, Its tht third year la a row that tht Casey's oppon. la sponsoring the second annul For Matawan it was Its 16th 17-37, ; • • .' tnt turattreat to be Trenton Catholic In tht Faro- night of basketball at the public win against only three losses. Ohio State (IM), beat Illinois, WI mm* ffMll school auditorium Friday at 7:30 Whltey Andrews was top scorer 109-11. beat Michigan Stite, M- P. .HI.' •••.-'. . '' for the Indian* with M points B. '. •••','• " : •• The grammar school team wl on eight field goals and 12 fouls. West Virginia (214), lost to play St. Mary's of New Moti- In Fad, no scond II of the 20 George Washington, f7>H, belt 10-21 mouth, At 1:30 p, m, the Senior convenlons nude, Pitt, S9-7S. Holy Name will play the Junior Mitawin's Jiyvtet also scored Georgia Tech (20-4), lost to Holy Name. i win when taking Tomi River Tennessee, S7-M, beat Georgia, junior vanity, 4S-4S. 694S, ' Tami Him tail CAROL TAKtS fWURI IKAT1N* HAD — Carol Halts Utah State (19-3), lost to Colo- Pro Hockey rado SUte, H40, beat Wyoming Tim Mutt t i* II llaoin of U. S, 1160 Winter Olympic Game, team doai (ha • Stt fca IklAlt [Mlt Tar KiK m S a II 11-67, , , Nt*rN m • S li 'ank backward-OAe-feot-elo.hr during cempuliory figure iltat- Tt» MkulaiM HtfkitM ... Kuama 4 S ISS Utah <»•!), beat Denver, 103- eltt •IM anillarlt, M laa chat MOW btd wfctn yoa limal • I e II .iilriwt in«j at Squaw Valley, Calif., Saturday. Judge keapi a 77, heat New Mexico, 9115. MuratM « • I Ultlf Tut Oflljf bolt ahow Mi|,rl Wllknwikl a •• S fraim, claie eye on hir work. Carol tooh a commanding lead Villanova (17-3), lost to St. o\#r ma Allantlo Ocatnl Carmhtri na ti.vli Bonaventurc H-70, HKD HANK RrXISI IIIWIF QU flutrrr after the tint two figures were completed. If Xuchank « I Miami (Fla.) (Jl-J), beat Flor- Jarty Oaaajis, Director u UIM" i II MM IAP Wlrephote) ida Southern. 121-U. League; Rutgers Loses

gen by a point Saturday night, 74-37, On Hot Foul Shoot Princeton jumped Into a tie g then 70W, while Seton Hail scored a went on to take Harvard Satur- for first place in the Ivy League three-point victory over George- RED BANK - Red Bank High foul shooter of the contest, toss- day night, 71-M. basketball race with week-end town, aj-77. Upsala won its l«th School just couldn't cool off a ing in II of 12 attempts, and the victories over both defending Dartmouth, leading the league straight game, swamping New- red hot Manasquan High School last 10 came in consecutive or- champion Dartmouth and Har- until the week-end, bowed to ark College of Engineering, 115- quintet Friday night here, and der. Despite missing a few in vard. Penn Saturday night, 6841, to II. the result was a crushing, 74-37, the first half, Dombroaki still Princeton aophomore Pete hold the. first place tie with the Both Princeton and Dartmouth defeat handed to the Buccos. It had tto figures from the chari- CampbeU picked up SO points in Tigers. now have 7-} records going into was Red Bank's seventh loss in ty lane with a lOpoint total. the itretch • of the Ivy League the double win as Princeton Ubigh University edged Rut 12 Shore Conference A Division It was a good win for Mana- race. An at-large berth in the Defeat games. squan as it tightened the second NCAA' tournament probably Coach Don Slaven's "jumbled place A Division spot for the awaits the winner. lineup" or "seniors" final game Big Blue with an M record. In. the game with Dartmouth, lineup-was just what the doctor Red Bank, defending champions, the Tigers were behind : through ordered for the Big Blue. They concluded one of its poorest sea- the first half and ended the. per Alumni were slow getting started and tons with a 5-12 over-all record. iod trailing by three points, 36-33, In the second quarter Mana- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Red Bank was in the game for Princeton caught up with the squan put the game on ice by Meeting up with a fine repre- the first quarter,.playing on even laduus at 12 03 of the final per breaking loose with a 2M sentation of Alumni Friday night. terms in a 10-10 period. Then iod, H-M, only to see Dartmouth slashing of the Buccot. The Big Atlantic Highlands went to work in in the next Jump into the lead again on two Blue started slowly and was oa the former gradt and hung up quarter. bul shots by Gary Vandeweghc. Red Bank trailed by only three only leading the Bucs, K-14. Campbell, who totaled 12 points a 17-55 victory In a benefit for the PTA-Teachers Association field goals, 19-K, but they were Then Manasquan went on a 21- in the game, came through with spree. The first scholarship fund; murdered on Manatquan's foul point scoring """" "~* two jump shots to give tha Tigers line. The Big Blue tossed in a seven points came from the NX IN SOX POLO—Nation "Nallia" Fox, Chicago Dave Schmedes, the Tiger's »H edge at 14:17, and the lead remarkable 36 of SO shots, and foul line. Jay Pandolfe had three point producer all season, once continued to seesaw until the White So* infioldar, looks at I WO bataball'contract af- If Howie Dombroiki wta hitting and Clancy dipped In (ha next again paced the schoolboys with aeon was tied at W-all »t the end ter signing, it in his homo at St. Thomas, Pa., Saturday. earlier, the percentage would four of regulation play. 23 points. He hit with six field Nallia, American Lsaquos Most Valuable Player in 'Sf, goals and had 11 foul.shots con- have be still better. Aggressive Tony Howard. R*d CampbeU scored nine points In Brian Clancy was the hottest Bank's mainstay around the the overtime period to lead the did not disclose tha amount but taid the new contract verted after numerous fouls by rutty alumni. He played only boards,' was out a good part of Tigers to the victory. calls for a substantial raise in salary. IAP Wirophetel the game due to .personal fouls. In. the game with Harvard half of the game and .scored 14 of his points in the last quarter. He finally-exited with fouls along Campbell scored die first basket Shore with Bill Smith and Al Gatta. Tht varsity went out tea of the game to give Princeton a At the half, Manatquan was out lead It never relinquished. The All-Star Grid Celtics Win; 14-7 lead in the first quarter Conference and then gave way to the front 37-10 and increased the aophomore star netted 28 points ' date. A, margin in the third for a healthy in the game. Alumni In the second stania, Tilt to Benefit Wilt The Stilt 17-12, for a 24-24 half-time score, Friday, Mght'iRttalti 50-25 score at the end of the Princeton also controlled the Alumni trailing. Coach Roxy period. With Big Blue reserves boards, leading Harvard in that 74, Red *aek 17, Finn's, club took a 14-1! edge getting most of the action In the department 4J-37. But with both Hall of Fame Scores 58 Pts. N, FreekeM Reghmal fourth period, Manatqoan again in the third and finished the H. teams scoring 24 field goals, It HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - A fourth with a 24-11 margin. posted an 10-12 margin. was the Tiger's 23 foul shots to The Boston Celtics keep en Brack 0, Mddklewa new All-Star game to benefit tht Pete Murray was top scorer Dombroski was slow getting winning games and Wilt Cham- Tswaahipn. 'UDUS DAY* AT WYMflCS—Threai woman who took Harvard's 12 that made the dif- football Hall of Fame is being far the Alumni with 15 points. started but once he stepped on ference. considered by the American berlain keeps on scoring points- the gat he was rolling. The top placai in ladiai' downhill iki raea of tha I960 Win. Princton has an overall record Football Coaches Association. thats been the National Basket- In the packed gym the fans W L Ave. Manasqutn center finished his tar Olympic Games 9«t together afterwards in Squaw of 1M on the season. Harvard The first game is tentatively ball Assn. story all season. witnessed a lively Faculty- Jtt court action with 22 points. Clan- and Dartmouth are also 114 but set for June 25 at the nearby The Cells and Wilt the Stilt Seniors gam* that want to the •«7 cy was right on his heels offen- Valley. Calif., Saturday. Left to right: Traudl Heeher Faculty, 40-20. Richard Foako, Harvard is 5-5 in the Ivy League. Hershey Stadium, a 22,000 seat added another chapter yesterday. AshwyPark. sively with 10 tallies. Dombroski af Austria who placed third; Penny Piteu af U. S., sec- junior vanity coach, led the Lehigh, led by sophomore structure. Boston turned back the Cincin- Laag Branch .Stt had only six field goals and ond, and Haldi liabl of Germanyf who upiat Miii Piteu nati Royals, 115-108, while Cham- teachers with 10 points. George .417 Clancy four, but they were red Norm Brand! of Rosalie, contlnu- Sports Editor Al Clark of tht Wuestnoff assisted Fosko, only to win avant. (AP Wiraphatol cd its eight-year home court hex Patriot-News disclosed plans for berlain found the range for $8 Twp. .250 hot at the foul lane. points in leading the Philadelphia it was on tha defensive end of 10 .117 over Rutgers by grabbing the, win the game yesterday and Harvey the game. FreebeM Regteaa) Not one Red Banker could after a seesaw battle, Harman, executive director of Warriors to a 129-122 victory over reach the double-column scoring the New York Knicki. Amtdeo Greco, vanity basket Class B Brandly dropped In 21 points to the Hall of Fame at Rutgers, "igure. Gatta, who was having In yesterday's other afternoon ball team manager, set aside'hit Northern Dlvlstea' lead in the scoring. Rutgers' confirmed them trouble with his comer shots, Keyport % * game, the Syracuse Nats edged pencil and turned in fine de- Friday Night's Results Doug Patton had 27. ' He said the AFCA Is studying led the scoring with nine points, the Detroit Pistons, 122-120. on fensive play (Or the seniors de- Rutgers jumped off to a 5-3 the plans and will "quite' likely one coming at the foul lane. Johnny Kerr's hook shot with spite the defeat. Keyport It, Hefhoaa II. lead after two minutes but accept the game" in the future. W L Ave. Dennis "Murphy". Carusoe also '....:.y.-...•,;• Slow Down four seconds left. Elgin Baylor All. V.nHt trailed at halftime, 34-39. Staadiagt had trouble hitting the target There was no immediate com- tallied 30 points in a night game Heath 4 .10 • 1.000 With seven minutes remaining Halawaat Carusoe picked up eight points ment from Penn State's Rip' En- in Los . Angeles to' power the i' Dultkln 1 0 3 .700 Nets Will Invitations to. play. Patton scored eight Sctim.dll t 11 13Bamtsai Fair Haven. on three goals and two fouls gle, president of the AFCA, or Minneapolis Lakers to a 112-00 lUlt. « ( Keyport .700 straight points to put the Scarlet utu anitr • 3 Howard and George Long had Until the major conference from Tuss McLaughery, secre- triumph over the St. Louis .400 ahead. again, 5847.. But Brand- SIS I. otrlieh t « six points each. races straighten out, officials of tary of the group. Hawks. I * r. a.riicti 1 I .000 ly came back with four points 1 O-KMl. 1 B In the preliminary game the National Invitation (NIT) and Clark said Jack Curtice of The Celtics' victory'was their Br • 3 WanTewashlp. the NCAA will have to sit on and Lehigh stayed ahead to the Stanford had .presented the idea S2d of the season, 'tying their Lotim s •cloncBi k 9 « Mantsquan'a junior vanity eked CltrnKU F«rnudt» • 1 out a 4041 victory. their hands waiting to wind up finiah, at the Coaches' annual meeting own record for most wins, let 4 « . SMIOMfll SOUTH AMBOY - Scoring 30 lUlkt Onto NHMW (HI BM Beak HI) the fields for the two big post- Seton Hall extended its win- in New York lut month. Since tut year. Boston can better the Ltn> I Friday Mgk't RfsuHs ar v of 44 foul shots, Keyport High UorfU 1 ori> season college basketball tourna- ning streak to three games by mark Tuesday night by beating cimcr 4 III* •horns. It fl * School racked up a 7S-63, Shore then, said Clark, McLaughery Ukewaad 01, •rick TewaaMp 72. Uundr 111 Low » j f ments. -, beating Georgetown at South Philadelphia in Ntw York's Mad- is it H | Ixb HawtM 3 II I Conference B Division, Northern and Harman had visited Hershey Alumni T IT IS 1S-M Ktyptrt 70, Heffmaa 01. t»» Orange before 3,000 fans. ison Square Garden. A victory M«U Caruwv 1 J Section win over Hoffman Friday The way it looks- now, the and given their approval to tha Kllbll Riu.r 1 II Three Hallmen broke the 20 over the Warriors also would Staadsags Pudollt Soviir* • (I night on the Governors' court. straightening out will take the stadium facilities. Miff. points .mark, including Hank clinch the Eastern Division cham- W L Avt, « I) For the Red Raiders it was better part of two weeks in most Harman said lut night in his Paint Pleasant .1 Nclaon 4 1 Gunter, 24, Art Hicks, 22 and Ken home at New Brunswick, N. J. pionship for the Celts, who now Bchwltr Smllli I (I their seventh win in 10 loop out cases—leaving the tournament Tarn Mm ..-T S .700 B)B«n)Binlfl t H«ll 1 O committees up in the air until Walker. 20. that while the first game would lead Philadelphia by eight Thomas Sets Raiwlmn Kliuky Ings^ The win earned the Raiders Jenklni Ftlv* only a few days before both get Gunter and Hicks put the ball probably be in Hershey later games. X a « ii a tie for second place in this : underway. ahead in the close game with games would be played in other Chamberlain's point-output Lakeweed II M 74 US r division with Rumson-Fair Haven New High Jump Southern Regtanal. Miniwiu.n . ... Ill IT 1* m-T' The NCAA- championships seven.minutes left to play and sections of the country. <, broke the Madison Square;Gar- Ited Bwik .. 10 •» a-3! Regional, who;was idle: In lea- Central •aglaaal . .100 OlflclaU — r«ny, Carlon.. made up of 14 major conference then secured the game'with two The rival teams would be com' den scoring record of 57, set by gue competition Friday night, New York's Richie Guerin last but lost to Point Pleasant. The representatives and either 11 or free throws and a layup respec- posed or senior football players, Record TT tively. December. The M-polnt harvest Bulldogs are 7.3. V 12 at-Iarge selections,begin pre- divided East and West at the NEW YORK (AP)-Up, up, up Seton Hall is now 134 while was the fourth time Wilt has ex- Jim Wilson, Tom Pieper and liminary play March 7. Mississippi River. The coach of goes the high jump crossbar and Georgetown is 10-11. ceeded the half-century mark, John Kennedy were the one- That—just to give an idea of one team would be the AFCA's up, up, up goes John Thomas Scores of other games invol- point producers for the Raiders. the importance of the conference choice for Coach of the Year. right after it. ving New Jersey teams includ- Wilson led with nine, while the muddles-could be two days be- This year it would be Syracuse's Rod, Gun Club I So far the bar hain't outdis- ed: other two finished with eight fore the champion of the power- Ben SchwarUwalder. Ha« Veniaon Dinner tanced the great Boston Univer- St. Peters (Jersey City) 57 As- each. There was no question ful Missouri Valley Conference- The Hershey stadium is used sity sophomore. He has met sumption 4S , HIGHLANDS - The Rod and about this trio being hot at the top-ranked Cincinnati or, Bradley. annually for an all-star football every challenge, but it's getting Monmouth College 13 Seton Hall Gun Club held its veniaon din- charity lanes. Wilson had nine If a league playoff it required game between Pennsylvania High harder and,harder. (Paterson) 71 ner last week at Charlie and Ed- out of 10, Kennedy sank eight it would be held March I at St. School Stars and those from oth- Thomas, clearing 7-2, bettered Newark Rutgers 83 Lowell Tech die's Tavern. On the committee of nine and Pieper dropped In Louis. er parts of the nation. The Phil- hit own week-old world indoor (Mass) «8 in charge were Boris Beichek, .eight of 10. The NIT, opening in New York adelphia Eagles of the National record of 7 feet, V/i Inches in Rider 51 CCNY 41 V Gut Ehrler, William F. Kell;r tht National AAU championships Keyport posted margins In March 10, has eight teams select- Football League usually play an and Charles Cowers. Montclair 71 Monmouth College exhibition game at Hershey. last Saturday night in Madison every quarter but the third ed and is waiting tot the resulU Attending were Mr. and Mrt. :.« - .• •' • Square Garden. when Hoffman took the edge, of the Missouri Valley, Skyline Paterson State 72 Newark Rut- Edward J. Lenorth, Mr. and Mrs. He missed on hit fint try, but 17-12. Larry O'Neil put Keyport and Middle-Atlantic Conference gers SO Golf Aaeociation Frank Genmine, Mr. and Mrs. then climbed over easily on his oiit front for the first time in races to complete its field. Harold Hadfield, Mr. and Mrt. second. He had perhaps a half- It's take the runner-up in each Seton Hall Divinity 58 St Jos- Announce Date* the first quarter with four Walter Woods, Mr. and Mn. inch to apare. AJ Trade* points in a row that made the conference, and perhaps the Mo. eph's Seminary 44. NEWARK (AP) -The New Charles Miller, Mr. and Mn. Wil- Since the International Ama- Hit* tttk Vt*w for United ftnt Orftt Valley's No. 3 team, strong St. count 12-10. In the second chap- Jersey Golf Assn. Saturday an- liam Dennit, Mr. and Mrs. Frank teur Athletic Federation doesn't Louis. So far, none of those three ter the Raiders packaged the Hawks-Detroit nounced the State Open Cham- Smith, Mr. and Mn. Paul Por- pass on indoor records, Thomas MGA OWNERS appears in line for quick settle- victory with 13 points in a row pionship will be July 14-16 at the baniky, Mr. and Mn. Edward is the world's champion only in which shoved them out to a 28- ment although the Skyline favor- Knoll Golf Club in Boonton. Bunting, Mr. ,and,Mn. Charles the U.S. He still hasn't done 7 ite could be established this Tied for Third 12 lead. It also said a match has been Ely. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. feet outdoors, mostly because he week when Utah and Utah State 1 1072. Hoffman might have had tentatively arranged between Kwik, Mr. and Mn. Boris Bai- spent last spring recovering from ifM 1300. troubles at, the foul lane, mak- lied for the lead, meet at Utah In Pro Hockey from New Jersey and chek; Mr. and Mn. Herbert Sny- a twisted foot suffered in an State Saturday.' y 1157 1100. ing 'only nine, while Keyport Philadelphia. derd , MitMi t JuliJlia DonovanD , MrsM . elevator accident. I nv dropped in 30, but the Governors The Middle-Atlantic shows La- The State Amateur Champion, Joseph Albrecht," Mn. Harold All told, four world indoor ifSt 1700. \ 472. did haw four more field goals, Salle and St. Joseph's' (Pa.) both The Chicago Black Hawkt have ship will be June i6-l» at the Hull, William Hall, Gua Ehrler, marks fell In the championships. 27-23. : A . • . at 5-1 and Temple at 0-2 after lfS9 2000. 1 372. a share of third place in the Na-Rldgewood Country Club. Frank J. Hall, William F. Kel< In addition to Thomas, record Wilson led Keypbrt's scoring upsetting LaSalle, 77-53, lut Sat- tional Hockey League today chief- ler and Charles Gowers. breakers included Bo Roberson IfM 2100. I 272. with 25 points on his eight from urday. '••;•• .. ' . ly because of Bobby Hull's marks Raoul Sudre, 21, a Cornell who shattered Jesse Owen's 25- the field and- nine at the foul Cincinnati and Bradley, battling maiuhip and scoring power ol senior from Casablanca, com Doug Sanders hat the shortHt yesr record of 25' 0" with a line. Kennedy was the only other VOLKSWAftfN OWNRV for the No. 1 spot nationally as the. pace-setting Montreal Cana- petes with the foil on the Big backswing of any golftr oa tht broad jump of 2S' V/,"; Al Law. two-figure scorer with 10 points. well as the Mo. Valley champion- diens. Red fencing team. professional tour. rence of the University of Hou- - Tear IJUJJUIAMX Eight points came from the field. ship .are in a fltt-footed'0-1 con- After losing, 3-1,. in Torontc ston who lowered the 3-mile rec- George Reick sparked Hoff- ference tie each with four garnet ord to 13:20.4, and Hal Connolly 19BS 000. 1572. left, none against each other. Saturday night, the Hawks wal- man's offensive with 21 points. loped the Maple Leafs, 7-5, on of Santa Monica, Calif., who got The latter, especially, it enough 6BT IN WOULD? It 54 950. 1422. He hit with nine field goals and their home' ice last night wit off a 71-foot, 24-inch tost in the to give the NIT bosses a few three fouls. Bob Poetsch was Hull scoring four goals. At thi 35-pound weight throw. 1150. 1222. more gray hairs. Whichever they 1957 aext on the scoring ladder with same time the Canadiens tallied 10 markers. get, Cincinnati or Bradley, will three goals in a span of SI sec- 1950 1300. 1072. Keyport's jayvees had their probably be the team the NIT Cage Results will want to top teed for Its line- onds In the final period to down 1959 1500. 072. hands full but managed to squeak the Red Wings, 0-3 at Detroit. out a 47-44 triumph. up which now includes ViUanova, 02. Wai 1400. 772. Detroit, Dayton, Memphis State, The: results left Chicago and TewaaMp 40. 19M Providence, St. Bonaveanire, St Detroit tied for third with SO daatlc Highlands 07, ANMMI IS. John's and Holy Crass. points, eight back of the'second- MaiawaaOi.TenMRIverOO. AUSTHMHAUY OVffKRS place Leafs. Detroit beat Boston, As for the. NCAA, only one con- 4-1, Saturday, ference berth has been seltled out Tht New York Rangers, of the 14 automatic qutliflen. tea-Tatr Havta Rtgieaei 01 Joying one of their infrequent 1955 1372. 1000. Ohio U. grabbed the Mid'Ameri- caa Conference slate by beating good week-ends, played a 3-3 tie 1954 1500. 072. Bowling Green, OS-70, Saturday, with Montreal Saturday and re- 17. Crtydan Hall M, 1957 1050. 522. while runner-up Toledo lost to turned home on Sunday for a 7-2 M, Miami (Ohio) SHI. decision over the Bruins. 1950 2000. 372. Offlcl.l. - Utito. It It one of the oddities or tha la addition, the NCAA has NHL campaign that tht last-place 1959 2200. named New York U. and Miami Rangers and tha Canadians are Horse Racing (Fla.) to at-large berths. all square in 12 garnet. Each hu TR-3 TRIUMPH OWNERS won five and two games ended MIAMI, Fla.-BaW Eagle (tl- •ALLOWANCE Mfltreece 70) won the 1120,000 Wldener Rro Basketball in ties, Vtar ~" Handicap at Hialeah Park as AnwIMnl frtu UIVMIOX Sword Dancer, ittSO champion, Coile«:c Baskeihall 1955 1150. ! 1222. finished seventh here Saturday i. rci, on || MM _ r»r;« . 1954 1400. 972. ARCADIA, Calif, - Flow Lint cmnrn „ »,»...,.JB tSiI dti 14 ($».«) scored a 3'/j length trl 1957 1450. 722. umph over more highly rated 3- ww4trSVWv5io5 '"* * II, «m> « w i. r SI, FMM Mtlr tl Handicap at Santa Anita, rmianm n, MHM U 1959 2150. 222. BOWIE, Md. - Yes You Will ...it m ,m BaUBL» 1940 2300. 72. (15.00) beat Tinkaltro by three 'atmiMs M, Vll* M IWHMIM) Imglha in 114,000 Burch Memori . IriM'a at, M. rnarit (NV| «l tl Handicsp at Bowie. M. I. «l> III ~ u M rtk « RID RANK AUTO IMPORTS NEW ORLEANS - Tenacious IIS. ttM* hhurf M MWMAN SMMM M. i ($3.00) turned in hit third slako ttss III, ClMtMMJ Id triumph in as many week-ends Hx-Yanke7bastbaTrscogt Rs •MAXIMUM AIXOWANOB In accounting for the 117,700 Le- fouVv^M'siSnVsTK M 1.HI7 MlMMIMlU • «. M, Ml II LM A. Garland has signed a thrw-yetr ATHftMLTM.§ Vt4 OWN IVIHINtV Mllcr Handicap at the Fair contract to scout for thi Mil- II I >•» \ VnrtC AUTHORI1ED VOLVO • RENAULT Grounds, M CMClMlll waukee Bravai, • PEUGEOT DIALER ff tte m tumt t*»vat i£* York favorably split, he needed the City toU 8 had (naite tic* finesse. The trouble was that KOBIM support railt. They proved to be too noisy. Wooden ties were South had to decide for or substituted. « Column against the finesse before he • AK6J found out about the diamonds. By ALFRED SHEMWOLD Jones thought about mathe- US. Masters Team Chemplsa matics. The odds were about 2 ^?0t to 1 against a 3-3 break in dia- 4> S 7 1 monds, but the odds were even • It might cost you thousands of on the club finesse. Naturally dollars in legal fees to discover enough, Jones decided to try the that you have the right to look club finesse. " .at an opponent and size him up. Just then Jones looked up and "If anybody says that you must saw West, a fellow by the name .bury your head in your cards, N of Henry J. People. Henry was ha 1* f« ' you can cite (he celebrated case Pass 2 NT Pa* the sort of fellow who paid his of People vs. Jones. 2 4 taxes a month ahead of time and Fellow by the name of John had never chopped down a cher- Jones was playing the South ry tree in his whole life. MICKEY MOUSE J?y WALT DISNEY hand. Little did he know he was SHUsVTN BEGORRA, ITS about to set an important prece- Would Henry J. People be lead- YOUR LUCKY DAY dent. ing the eight of clubs in the hope DAILY QUESTION NOSBNS* UOWN8, of looking like a man who didn't East took the ace of hearts .and ra Hustle e NI3HT9 SLaW! hive the king of dubs? Not oh 'Partner, open, with one dia- / * ""* *' * _ returned the deuce. Jones.fines- your life. If Henry had the king mond, and the 'next: splayer "Sorter Classified Ad, who turns sed the jack,.lc»ing to the queen. of dubs, he would lead some oth passes. You hold Spades-A 9 3, up a lot of lucky shamrocks for Back came another heart, knock- er suit—any suit. We all know hearts-Q 10 8 5, diamorids-9 you. If you need money fast let ing out the king. players like that. 7 2, clubs-8 6 3. What do you Declarer led a spade to the me find buyers for those things sayy? ' queen and another' spade to So Jonas decided to heck with around the house you no longer mathematics; he was going to Answer: Bid one heart. With knock out the ace. West tooook mat six points you can just barely use. To get luck comm' your the ace of spades, cashed hisPty He went right up with the ace of clubs and made afford a response. Show your way, just dial SH 1-0010 today. last heart, and led the eight of best suit, such as it is, since you elubs. his contract when the diamonds I'm anxious to help you. broke favorably. can do so at the level of one. I ' UBMeBdrjf Lead You can find this story in the This was'an unfriendly lead be- lawbooks if you know where to .cause it forced South to commit look. 'ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE For Monday. February 22 ACROM «-Ulr Prastht—For You «nd SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF Yeun• • •Make ufew pram' lies as possible u ndiatiom suj- «*• (_»«»Jbuctiail /w temi! T* ontf A U-Owiuet "-Si??" n :i vs. gest they may be difficult to Iul- Jf*T,v. -T f CDUtJIfT CWHU HWW> J ^joitrniwoflT! S v-wiJ»i««ai»S j^ SET" •"* awEta : J'.KIJ fut Be sympslhetic with prob- ;m t__i_Mi —tat at__C T _i '• ' - • • • ' • V * lent of others u people tend to lt-Attudut at JjlSLjJ* I'.IM II'OJ ' i'JU- "leu" on .you. now. Be careful: about giving advice, however, as 10- it could backfire if it doesn't to the B»Tf work out for the penon >ou adviie. U-fttaa tor M-HurrM ti-ApproukM M-Somk "KhMl" M-Anelent CUT ll-Unlt t* M-Slieannwl «Tty Fufiir* ... The Japanese gov- of AH* UtTlu • M-DHtd amoUBt P«lf... On February 22,1784, Allnqr eurreccr 41-Bow the Empress of China .sailed ernment may build a floating de- Jl-Hall. ' Si-Make «-Pr«iKnltlOB JO-Hllh 51-PronouB from New York—the fint voy- partment store. Having hundreds • • • aounlala pooieol age of an American merchant of booths-on two exhibition 11-UKlUt vessel to Chios. It returned IS U'BkS of tail months later with a cargo of tea decks, the' ship would cruise M-ConUlntr ll-A«nmUT» • and silk, making a profit of the Seven Seas and show Jap- 2356. anese products around the world NUBBIN Ay JM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL M-Urtmn « bearing U-8tasM Mloara t Tfi* Day Under Your Sign U-POM for ARIES (km Muck 21 «• AM If I Tnulloonc c!rcum««ncM mm to na. III!» eonine'.!» i.*l ll-tvtn if fc*» JsM .••.KB* UktalstUiiriritm. givinf a booit to morale. tt-On. TAUMJS(A»fil»l*Miy:O) SCORPIO (OCT. U to NOV. II) . Uouaaal Jon'l keep tuny titty minute. FMtfom Put lone x«t and Imagination into. JWr nlUlon bwHlioU dwm (or «occ voile and the time will fir. IT-Compaas l«lty2ltoJww]l) SAGITTARIUS (Ner. M to Dec II) M-AnnoiueM Gmtmili thnU tx nlunurr. Ooa't Friendlr ribrdllona «nd seir acqwint- M-Ori'la «til tt be uktd for uniunce. •ncca brlthten your life. Hebrew CANCI*|J«.l2i»<.Jul»JI) CAPRICORN (Dec.» toJan . 10) Scripture* Tat* it tar Imlad «( nnklns Kami Be alert U lunktiu in deallnc wJtfc li-Memonndm tetblllktt'"- •oneone difficult to let alow wilh. S3-P»rmdU» UO|MyM».A«i.ll,, .„_, AQUARIUS (Jut. 21 to Fib. It) DOWN Keep year wlta about ran it called open Try to bolster your Income, eren If it 1-Phtllpptlw t* aiaae • hit deciiion. nunt extra hours and effort. penliwula VIR6OlAut.ll ft Seat. 11)' WSCES (Feb. M te Merch Ml i-rreflx: net Cet rltnti of rcit and watch jcrur butlh l-8taff Y«.e^ teM«t>» &o»ij*»tte el —eat wiitly, too. 4-EntraiUM _^ e MiH, Field Enterpeiatt. Inc. l-8pok«a MARK TRAIL By ED DODD FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM rr WONT ee OFFOUT ID RND MARK TRAIL WAS LEABNBD THAT THE ANIWtLS..V3OUT IC THEV'HU SBCB OU. WILLB fiTDLEN, OP. CMVat CHERIS 0UT5DE PUY1N6 TOU0IST51 S0A09DE ZOO MAS JUST I WANT M/ LinLE GIRL TO TATTOOED THEIR BiBTMOAm ON WITH THAT MONGREL AGAIN ACQUIRED TWO NEW GSIZZLV KAR MORE CHOOSEY ABOUT HER CLB5, SO HE UUBQIB6 TO LEACN IP FRIENDS THEY ME THE ANIMALS STOLEN IOST COBEST

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THE RYAHS B.v CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL Oil ALLEY An owstoyoa benecu TlMoklSM|MBSS#l lure, uKludlng crtka. deak. atvMua. MATAWAM VKUrmr. five room fioute ciperltnco enenuet akaull . Apply - bcdi complete etc CA »-4I» Netr all traniportatlon. ihopplng. muatty Club Ju-f •M fam-lar with Iron and -trainer Full O.E. 3S" electric range, four-burner, Muit have reference*. SH 1-0S2S. and theater party la New j ume end part-Urno «i_«> poalUoni BAMBERGER'S full oven, eacillent condition, renew- LITTLE SILVER — BUM rooml. i>r Wednesday. They saw; "Sfle_t avail—we > able. CA t-0721 alter « p.m. age. In beet aeetlon. Wilk to echooli AU eaptogte kcatnti. MONMOUTH Night, Holy Night". Atteadtaf AIR CONDITIONER —1-3 ton Pedaere. md ahopplng. SI9S monlh. Cell alter A P P L T ' EUontowa Circle Ettontown Ferfect for bedroom, US. King eke p. m. SH 7-MM. were Mrs. Eric luster. JMrs. Cari EARLY SEASON BOAT BUYS Interviewing Houra Blick Angua Ratliiltre, SSfc SH I-SSH. AIR HAVEN — Half double houie Orlando, Mn. Arthur Rohr. Mrs. BAMBERGER'S 1»4 Uaacay -through Saturday CASH REO1STERS - New and.uud Five roomi. newly decorated SM per IT Old Tow.. IS k.p. EvlaruSe many modela, riaaontble. We tell, lonUi, utllltlet citra. Letie. SH 1-703S, ChsriM B. Lorn, Mrs. Joseph rent,'repair. Talco Caah Rlglttir Co. BAST KEANSBURO - Nice flvi-room URoy, and Mn. Vinceat Roacbe, MONMOUTH SASBJER from f a. m, to S p. m. CA 1-0414. home rurnlthed. Attached ftrate, gti Circle Balottown Mult have trtnaportallw. Apply In heatt . lMilSlMlSf propertypt . OnO e block In Jr, ptrton lo Howard Joauan'a, Parkway VENETIAN BUNDS - Two for,IS, rom- Pelmer Are. call KE f-om be- DtADUNI %M t. M. tof Mm ^ ... Inttrvlewlng Heura til iliei. 17 to 3S Inchta wide I si lnchei long, pure whlti alau •ndusas. tween PS. Many aero toe ouattreui loiF IM Monday tarougk Saturday. Henry Collins and Eric hnter CaUSHadyiMe741ll Prown'e. 47 Broad St. BH 1-tHS. ESPECIALLY ATTRACTIVE two-bed- FOAM RTJBBBIt room ranch etvle lioun In Red -Bint, J this place were welcomed as UNBELIEVABLY faak TECHNICAL 1140 monthly. Weirt-Ntmeth Agency, new members of the Red Ban- di«|»d, ntlng cane*. WRITERS 1*1 W. Front St. BM 1-JHO. and e-eellnt eaua (•yam ratlal. Elks Lodge at installation cere- Call Clsjaified—SH 1.0010 or OS 14525 ente work, atn-oway at — (ELECTRONIC) ANTIQUE — Pint achcolmaattr'e deek. VOLT TECHNICAL, one of the meet •II reiinlahed. cubby bolei laitde WANTED TO RENT monies Wednesday night. pragreittve firrni In the Tech Public*- .W1I..1J. --SIS 10 UU BH T-SI32, .' ;;. . . •mSS SJSS"US3TSi& TiKL£J?i2»E?l* "" care M . no la b«t noae. III •BACKER — Single miture male, de- Cain on private telephone! are toll-fmo ti SI I-SSU, Haas iko / tleat field hu acveral permenint ANTIQUE — Cherry Sheraton bow-front Maple Are. WUI Boon. dreeter.. four treduited drawere all elm living auartere, reaaonablt. SH •Mowing atatlom: ATlamle HigaianSa I, CAftu. l_i|- - tUSNBf NOTICtS New Jeney Poeltlaaa -1U4 or Boa S3, Mlddlitown David Clooney. son of Mr. and HlSuanos t OSborne 1. RUauoa 1. StW BMAkt &XS. I •nUaMi tor toe nsM pern-Mi: MU HELP with dlaaera or dove lined, mint condition. SH 7- Mrs. John Clooney, Glenwood Dr., IsU I* . - . SALARIES ARE HUH Call SH 1-SSn. GOOD CONDITION - Dining room aet, clebrated his fourth birthday THE WORK SS tNTSRSkTrmO. , _ ^T-eadsyatalUBcheonatSh-dow.- AHNOUMCIMIMTS AUTOS AND T1UCKS Applleantt okouM have the following almuar work.' Ova, all koura day. 21" O.B. TABLE MODEL TV, flM, NEW JERUSALEM HOME-FolEi'-aapr * brook, His guests were leigh An- *»«»»•» «uiin«aUluaufttauaut : 1) a etreng tlecuet- Vat lad anerieaai. ASMS, ate. SH T UN Inquire Service Department, Ettan- UMT AND FOUND — MSB backfrtwrrewMM; 1) a, detlre *N between S-ll «••• town TV. Hwy U, featoMown. U S- cwrek and Mary Constaaee Brea- *ad adraadvancemenn t la the PART. FINDING black nmmed gUw- FURNISHED ROOM - Mala ar V Mrs. Clooaey aadMn. ei Sunday between Maple Ave. andSBOTHW* SPRINO SPECIAL -Pure ollk ehan- male, Mar bus line. SS South St. George Breansn also «te__»_. Bjardlag Rd. nil Port Mtmuoula ast WrKtflg up Mplul but aoS lung KM yd... regulir SIM. Pure SH 1-70S1. ' create rHlrtint Irlth linen. II.M yd. HID BANK ' COLORED — P_rnl-Wd room la re- LOST-H.eot reward, no eueetkxu fined home. Convenient lacatwa. Ctll atkeeikodd. tor Jewelriewolry looloott, aooa. tth^ «ek- 'T' BIRO -T' BUD nmnvnws A,n%.73! 1-S3TS. Karen DeUtuih, tad or Hay flits at a ham on Bl UM POIU) THUNDERUM)) .. Widntalay until ' FURNISHED; ROOMS — SINOLE. Mr. and Mrs, J. C. tarn .Ave., RaRauNwu , N. J. Ctll PI TaTall » ««ayy »t ththe ear yonU UmaiM ytu WtAMMt-ITl eftbe 94t W01ttltw ! rW0luc SINOER VACUUM CLBANBR double. U4 Bnnchport Ave.. Uag .lOOClOOC, till , iimm NT. city. mwayt waMtd. It la a alack eat- GAS HEAT 11 A M-J P. II. JS Ssli* - All atlaekmenM. Call oiler 7 p.ra Surry La., entertained recent* , T Iranch. owner with power atjulpment It hu l AT THE MOLLY PITCHER _OT_L Alter all. ' SH 1-437S - . ly at a Valentine party. LOST only 1I.MJ milei ta it. DM'I aalH lu luuilatM ERY DES1RAILiar*--OBrekaa_Et ROOowvvtaMv a_ee*anda bathHBHI.I Call or apply, only on the day and ACCORDIAN, Italian. IM beat. Origi- aeparttt intranet, Vici — Brown and white tor ttrrUr. nal coel Jl.oM. wUI toll hr Sin, new. eieeutlvntrancot —. bolting prlvlleget, Attending were Susan Bauer; ity Port Honmoulk. Antweri - during the keure atateS above. SnVATNNS WANIV1>-MALB cntngtd. CAHv -t t-pe, rtftreaeee ea- Nancy Bailly, Judy Wilde, Judy Maurict Schwartz Aat tor VOLT TECHNICAL Bunt. K« MO7. Reward. Hull, Linda DeAngeUs. Para Wick- PU1UC NOTICES ft Sons If you are unable to arrange on IP- polnlmint on loll day yaa are lavlted berg, Roberta "Mitchell, Nancy MRS. MILDRED BRADBURY formerly » and your tatumo or call: ol Ana.'o Beauty Shop. IS Wallace tt Hougkton, Vicke Clifford, Honey St. Red Bank, known to her cutton- USr PORD COUNTRT MUlilB ala* corerata, UR. SIDNEY PLATT HWljT . CTOWunATDP nUOH, MB—I. Eileen Cressy. Sherry ere ea eecond Mildred or "Mildred Volt Technical Service! BMAMCiAt MACHINERY FOSt SAIJE Tw» large cloteM. private hath Uee the nut booth',-la-now employed - ptutnitr. ImmaeulatttofHUtion. Pir- PAINTINO —Interior or Xittrier >f kitchen, BH T-4SM Prtday, Situr- Lloyd, Thomtt Dibble, Robert RICABETU Hair Styling, loo Men- feet ttttta car. Stnub Moton Inc.. ly. Mondiy. Wtdneeday. IS a. m. • 4 '. n I-TJB KSUflSSlEfB Thome, Marty Meyers, Carl Mil- > mouth St.. Rid Bank. SH 1*50. Hwy M at (HUM., Ktyport CO «• Ftbruary Specials " m "'' ''' MASON CONTRACTORS 2M Church St.. Ntv York City POR LEASE—Root Beer ttand, route ler, Wayne Pollack, John and IT W A PLEASURE to announce that A "LOT' el raac Model wo Loader . FURNISHED ROOM AVAILABLE. Lin- Ales r May, Inc. Any and all tyj II, Balontown. top location net! ~~ Caee Medtl Sot Doatr - • e« . eerviee. cleanlnr «l room In- Doug PageJoeeph tMchreiter. MM. Marl* Koegler li now «Kh All atacalL nufed. SH t-ssts, evtfinga. Ann't Charm Beauty Salon, IT PrMpecl poalta QraM Caae Modi) MS Loadir-Backboa : A«., Red Bank. SH MSM. MECHANICAL ENGINEER Ollvtr-Od Loader Cordon Bartle and Edward Mc- 1PM MONTC-AIft MERCURY, fuUy We hive an opening la our Applied OEOROE C. COCHRAN, IMC. Carthy. SH l-san Logict DWlelon for an engineer with UAL HTAn POt SAU TRAVEL. IKANSPOKTAITON the lollowlng quallflcitMu- VOLKmrAaBK-Kanaaa Ohla IMS, Mutl have knowledge of at.t , ... HOUSES Mrs. James Y. Duabar, Mn. cellent condition. Radio, beatir. For HEIP WANTED-FEMALE •• and draftindfti g procedumrcedu . goat %s r^nftVaa WANTED, rid* or rldere (rom Baton- Inrorraetloa call LI S-UM. familiar with packaging and. coa Harry Reid, Mn. Francis Cooper, town at 3:30 p.m. to Camden am YOUNG WOMEN methodt ol electronic component! aana? service Ottlloo wllh two llfto an Uon- MERCHANDISB WANTED bacjr at * p.m. oa Wedtuadayi. U 'a FORD RACB ENOINE hored IK. equipment. Some knowledge ol printe-~-d1 trdvllli Rd. (RI. SIS). Bailors, Mid' BER G Mn.ColetloEpps.Mn. Richard To wwk la our eJdce. Oood 'Itlephaai circuit technle.uei la detlrabte but n dletown Townihlp. Modertte Invert- CalUghan and Mrs. tetter Sie- aeniin. •- • •••- •• mtnt for atock and Nulpmnt, with VETERANS headi. HarmanCoUmt dual imiikti lubrication equipment lupplled. Fild vena, officers oT the toes! Par- header!, Penton two carbuntor nanl Apply Pcrtoaaet Department training avallabfe. Call WA i-MM for NO DOWN PAYMENT AUTOMOTIVI iMd wua two •tmmkMi til. SH l-*m detain: tflir r p. m. call KE S-3MS ent-Teacher Association, attend- between I and 10 p.m. THOR POOD-SERVICE INDIANA GENERAL CORK or write Teiico. Inc.. P. O. Bos 101, SS^ ed the cousty Founders Day AUTOS AND iftUCKS Linden, N.-J. 163 PER MONTH STATION WAOON — Wl Htreury 3T B. Newrain Sprlnn Rd., Red BunCrows Mill Rd. Keasb*y.N.J, luncheon at the Deal Coutry EXECUTIVE CAM (ltamlni black and white, Mtreaau- Apartminu art gnu. -. while you HOUSEKEEPER M life la and look tor a home, but tvery day until Club Wednesday, The year .la' over, .we'fl driving tut Ue, powar MMrtai, briktt, > rear an houae ant children. Mo eleinlnt BBAUTT .SALON-ReaMnable. M't, Wt have tnret >M care whicn w» window, radio, haaterV whHtwalle. atat MODEL MAKER aeea Dtttrlet In Albury Park wtlltr- WANTED TO BUT you buy 5 a Bnaneltl leai. Your real aritaMry. other help M houee. SH nge norlgagt. Mutt MU, Write ousts trill start mewing a profit when have drlvtn ounelvei and mutt tell.' per week aM eieellent prhrale e.uar- CoattoW entire bonus or r" ou tee, and. buy Ikiii aaatleai two- PLYMOUTH CUSTOM S-PASSENOBR »r* Catt SH T-MN i rVispT MACHINIST Bj;": BoaTfl. Red Bank: bedroom fanch homi with large The sale of magulfieg by the SUBURBAN — While with Hue roof, ISM FORD STATION WAOON equipped aeleace VBchen, baiemenl Tora.ua night inntmiMlon, power paaaemor, radio, heater, power alter- EXPERIENCED HOSTESS -SIS perEiperlenced man- needed, Immedlattly nnge, Wlndi, combjutlon slumlaam elchth grade* of the Tinton Falls ottering, and other deluao eeulpnuM. week, lo Mart eve day week, write lor till, tatsrttting poelUoa. ing, cutilant eondttlcn, low MUMI*. -J«J_ -=.• ^£j| lg_9_rtA4Bft" ^af-onat ••* •* — -* itorm auh and an ovenleed Ml School hu been completed. PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE CONVEX- ror informauon call SH Ml* SU, Bod We require o erattamaa who from landtcaped lot Immediate TIBLE — Powtr night trantmlunn, Bant N. vatlout raw mMalt can conitruct Over $2,000 wu realiied, to be powtr attiring, walla with a. Black 1MT FORD FA1RLANE SOD. -W0-*__ CAPABLE] WOMAN U Band In for working eamplea of miniature v me- roof. teden. Ftrdimatle, powtr ttetrlng, tun mother four daya a week, S;» I chanical devlcee. WIH work with our MfitCHANWU 18,700 FULL PWCE used for the annual trip to Wash- CHRTSLER IAROTOOA' POUR-DOOR radio, heater.'_«ellent condition. KBI 4. Dutlu Include care <4 two year old, engineer! In divtlopug new product). iofton in June. Joyce Hnudmnt HARDTOP — Black with whllt not atoantr 4 p.m. l(hl heuaework and tuHr»ltlon ol S, ThM poiltlon with . tWl etubllihlt FOR SALE .'NON-VET 1265 DOWN' and uripaiv Solid red ititenor with I and U year olda after tchool. Mutt manufacturing company eKeri varied KTS AND UVRTOCR was awarded a transistor radio work with good aalary and beniOtt, full power.. Woo In today ant m lavt traniportatloo to Red Bank. Sal- VANESSA haa Oerman Shepherd pup- Mo-mouth Couary OWce for the moat sales. Robert Cob- •MH carl. .... •• ••• ary t» a week. Writ* tutlta age. Por further Information and IMervttw reterarieM to < ippolotmtnt pltue call or wrlta B. A. BRAND NEW plea. Member of Oerman SMpherd received i gold wristwatch-f-r •UICK Ml. Pou-daor Inter V4, twin PueTbettl. . • Club of Amerlcl- After I aell I eerve. Maurice Schwartz SU". Red Bank. OS 1-JStS. lit. S» yeara. THE BERG AGENCY runner-up, and Joseph Glger's TOVNO LADY — M-tt. Typing. Willing WHEELOCK SIGNALS, INC." ffW letm all phaaca el trawl induetry. TWO-YEAR old male boaer. AKC reg- class, received an unabridgsd & Sons >ntr i p. ,m. O'DoutU Travel Ageticy far Inter- CA 24M0 > READY TO GO! OS 1-1000 Webster's dictionary for highest til W. From «. , Red tank IM OLD-MOBILE—Hydramaltc, tutor, view. SH MOM. ' whltewalle, rule, kttttr, eleu. aKV, Branchpett Ave. . Long Branch Rt. II MUdUtewn, N. f. clan sales. SH tCIWI MS Cedar Avi., Lang Branch. SEAirncum — ALL AROUN Complete Rooms of Rugged Dally S — S Sat., Sun. 18 — 7 CROWN IMPERIAL Southampton OPERATORS. SALARY MO OBJECT Brand New Furniture plus RIAL BTAH fOt IIMT "LS'K '.Perfect, condition, all sow- PLUS COMMISSION, FOR BUSY AS- FURNITURE SALES A Reconditioned Refrigerator OVERLOOKINO LAKE The Monmouth County bookmo- MOBILE HOMES BURY PARK SALON. PR 4-MOO. APARTMENTS Meden rancher. Spacloua lot overlook- EXPERUBNCED BEAUTICIAN. Ber COMMISSION DEPARTMENT tor only ing Irish water lake. Living room, din- bile will be in New Shrewsbury ISST THUMDBRBIRD. like new. Ex-M FT.-PERLEM TRAILER. nlet't Beauty Salon. Palmer An., Pull Ume potltlon available for EX Ing room, modem kitchen, two bed-Wednesday making stops at cellent condition. Ketneburc. KB t-MSO. •ERIEIJCEfr Individual. $277 la and oath, -og-bumlni.flnpltci. the following places: Stonehayen ' ' • • -, WH S-eall ' . PILE CLERK, runtime. Mult M hl|h-Liberal 'employee benefit! Include: us to tain, on a aiwir lint. Aiklng Khool induate.' Write lull detain •hopping dltcount prlvlli|e pay $3 weekly 111,000. at Mulberry. Parmley and They- «• CHEVROLET IMPALA hardtop Free health Inturance PORT MONMOUTH, four roomi fur- •port coupe, Uki new. Olumlai Two bMroomi, ana atod at atady. "Clerk", P. a Bo* III Red Bank. plihid. AU iitllltlea. BiuuMM couple. er Rds., 9:50 to 10: SO a. m.i • - CuMom Interior double power, ruu bain, many,«Jtraj mcMu deak. Ufa inturanct ' S pc. Living Room Group eatraa. Straub It-ton Inc. HwyMokeate. carpeted, llnnf room. MM SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, with Merit revltwl . • pc. Moderne Double Dreuer |rjg The Dowitra Bi-anford Cir,, 10:59 to 11:W Bedlt Rd., Keyport CO IW aanrai awnlnt. WSW. CO 443*4. knowltdtt ef typing for law office. •aid koiidtye and vacation POUR ROOMS, Furnlihed. II Third •I E. Front Bi. Call SH 1-1100. Pr« parking • a. tn.; Shrewsbury Park 2, Carl- Bedroom Suite . BH 1-IWS AUTOS AND TRUCKS SECRETARY POR LAW OPPICE, lefal S pc Dinette with "*' Atlantic Hlgkiamls, ton and Meredith Drs.. 11:30 to eiperltnce preferred hut not tutntltl; ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thrte and BPIC AMD SPAN SIX ROOM RANCH 12:30; Rsnclj Manor at Steven For ttilerrJlw write "Ltw", Box SI utility cabinet four rom aparlmtnli, furalihad or 1 J I NEED A CAR — Pord or Chevrolet BAMBERGER'S unfurnUhed, all ulllltlti, newly r " - .f ¥aSf.-''r..5.«i» ''rJS!!! Ave,, 1:91 to 2 p. m.; Swimming PKferKd. 1*M or ntwtr. Will accept STENO-CLERK. Mutt be good typlet. •*U nig ted. M Preipect Avt.. or call River Acres, Riveredge Rd. and other make It »Mt M rlHtt. Call ar Oeajerat einee work. Smtll. modern MONMOUTH :I33-J after V p. m. or WMkrada. wrlta Verron May. M Sycamort A»t.. air conditioned olflcl. centrally located. Etlontoera'Circle ' Eatontown Braeburn Dr., 2:J5 to J.M; and Bait Keaniburi. KB Mill alter 4:10. Write ttatlna age, tiatrlence and eel- FIELD FURNITURE THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMB-A1I wy Mtecteil to ••Sttat-Clerk". Boa (It. Interviewing houra ttnprovemenu. Klctloeatlon~ RAY VAN HORN Shrewsbury Park 1, Stratford NEED A TRUCK - Can UM any 7-11 E. Front Street SH 1-vfJST , SM River Road truck up to 1'4 ton. State condition 104 Uonday through Saturday and Wyckham Rds, 2:M to 3:10 price. Call or write Veroon Mar, 21STENOORAPHER—II you are a rei Keyport, N.I. RED BANK -- Unuiual three-room un p. m. lycamora Ave., Bait Kianiburc. Kt t- dent ot Red Bank or vicinity, a com BN-INEBKINO AIDCB AND TBCHN1- furntehed apartminu Bicillmt u Ull after 4:30. . i elant, with at leaet flvt yttra taper- dreat. Muel be eeen to bo appreelttei patent Menograpner, eipable of accept lence In electronic clKuHry. Pleatiot CO 4-3020 Beautiful view, moderate tariff. Much Willis Conovar ni reiponilfclMr and aHemted In if- working eondltlou la new engutinng I occupancy. Apply P. O. Bea- SSI' er Action! Thafi what The ItecMtr curing a poiltlon with a growing firm FREE Storage FREE Delivery AOENCT citiillied ada na»e Mta laolas for In a modern, air conditioned office, laboratory workng with top grade en- their advertlaara tor arar Uutt-ajiiar- glneera. Apply In peraon or wrlta Seutu St. W8 S4SS1 Holmdel Vlltagt Um AND ACMMGE we would like to hear from 5LECTRONIC MEASURBUENTB CO.. Store Hours: Monday thru Satur- FIVE BOOM FURNISHED APART- tin 01 a etntury.-AdnrUMmeat. Write full detail! to "Competent". mint. Slit per month. Include! all OOUNTRf; HOMES AND ACR-AOB ONLY A PEW CHOICE LOTS LEFT SU. Red Bank. NC. Lewie St. and Maple Ave. day t A. M. to «:M E-tontown. N. i. U Z«Ma P. M. Thursday A utllltlea.'KE S-3S0S. HMndti. Aliuue osd Marlboro Taps. In the Leonardo Minna eree. Buy AUT01 AND 1BUCHS POUR ROOMS PURNISHSD REFRIOERATION MAM - MUM be Friday evenings 'til Adulti only RED BANK — New home, four bed- rooma. H4 hatha. Day; SH 14MS. HELT WANTED-MALB •:00 P.M. Closed Ctll after If. m, CO 4JJJ4 Evtnlngl, Sundaya SH 71)71. Sundays. RED BANK, two and hall roomi fur TV REPAIRMAN - Pull or part-time. nlabtd. All ulllltlu. private entrance. THRBB-BBDROOM RANCH on lent Jp^T Five mlnutee to hue. Well for couple, property, alee country village, IH.J00. FITTERS - TAILORS US. SH J-MIS after S p.m. . Eatonlowa. RANCH DUPLEX WANTBD-Bawk) FULL TIME and PART TIME ELECTRONIC1 SNOIHEBIU MU at HAMMOND THREE ROOMS unturnlahed. mwly oril oreaa.ol decorated, private entrtr.ee, tilt bath, LONO BRANCH-Brlck and plliter. Proihold, Aibary Park, Lakewed. John Patron* ..lower, modem kitchen. Hell, wattr. live yean, aeparate apanmenti. S>.tSS hne thouttnd to eight UMUtand stjuara Eiperlence eiientlel. Llrxiral Em- Qool growth opportunity and plmant ORGAN STUDIO c er yiar. But locitlon and condition. ployee beninti Include: ihopplng die-™—- ••-- - E Adults. No pelt- »" CA 0-4)7113 alter I. toL Pretenlly, or recently In opera- of ASBURY PARK 'flea SaSOS nrm.'-Call —»•» «~ *• loo. BaulpaMnt mtttble for the manu- count privilege, health inturanct; life THREE ROOMS L'NrURNISHID, 411 formation OX 4-73SS. Innrsnce, merit rivliwa, paid va- Salia - serrwe - InHruotlM faemre off chlldranchlldran'i coatt and car tag laboratory. iMroted primarily to Short Coneourte, Cllftwood Beach. n WUI b l Wit '•S cttloni and holldaya. . evclopmmi ot Indunrlal ilectrorle f-SNTa-i PLAH OH abb MOUBLS LO S-11I3. THREE-BEDROOM home In reilden •an, WUI buyer lute. Write '•Saw- PROVEME WRONG product!. Apply In ireon or wrlta, till Red Bank. Convenient lo tchocii ma" Bo- SUTBOS Baak. A P P PL Y CO., UNFURNISHED PIVB ROOM duplet annd kueuieio. Sll.eOJ, Call owner SH 1- garden apartment l; mlnuttl U now •111 1960 FORD ANGLIA NC,. Lewla' St and Maple Ave., >tm»er«ere. SH 1-4UQ. COMPARE lateotewn. M. 9. U inMST PRS43N LTLANTIC H1OHLANDS — Fin-room WHNEIS PROPERTY I'LL PAY YOU BAMBERGER'S PERSONABLE man, age HMO. wanted UNPURNISHBJD — Niwly conMructed. bunmlow. two«ar gtragt. Sll.SM. • EXCITING NEW STYLING to atiUI owner and learn high caliber Urge room with private tiled bath, kT 1-3PBD, BARBER SHOP — gaerinei two chair LONG BRANCH-I honestly be- • ECONOMY MONMOUTH retail tiuiineii. Write "Peraonable" Boa -hot complete. National neuter. SU, Red Bank. N. 1. Indepindtmiy* controlled, Hot pliti and RUMSON — Cape Cod. Delightful area. llghti, alnki, mlrrort, tieatan. 14anr lieve that I can sell you a new • PERFORMANCE Bsiontoirn Circle Eitontown refrigerator allowed. All utlllllei, SM. Jvlng room, dining room, flreplaet, HUSKY YOUNO MAN mutt hive tome tefmncia reouired. !•——.«« •• » _» wrtwi, iipanilon Mile. Thin mn11 1960 Oldimobile during February, • COMFORT Iattrviewlnf Hours: knowlege ot mechanlet. attady poll- Maplt Ave, BH f-»51S. . S1S.S0S, ... B&&OkSV8 • 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION 104 Monday throuiti Stturdty tlon, Apply between S-S p. m. stir for lest thin any other authorited Cleanara and Launderart, Myrtle Ave., ,J^d THREE-ROOM unfurnUhed modern dealer. Shop all over the place, • WORLD WIDE SERVICE Long Branch. '^^ ObMtnut apartment. Inquire Orand Shoe Shop, Schanclc Agtncy REAL EITATE WANTED f 10 W. Front st? Red Bank. * » _M • ' ^^ ea_ _i •_ SPINET PIAMOS IM rent Bus < big dealers, little dealers, med- (2), TOP FLiaHT Jaw jrw Ktehue II your UTTLK SILVER —Untumiahed apart- $1608 ment. Pour large roome and bath, RUMSON AREA ' ium sited dealers. Then bring me $150 PER DAY .... NO OBJECT. PLUS COMMISSION walking dlitince lo ahopplng center CENTER OP RED BANK Llatlua nitded of four and Nvs-beS- FOR BUSV ASBURY PARK SALON. room hamu In Iht Rumeoe area. Bay- your best figure. Of course you and but linn. Hen and watir fur- Jvlng room, big dining room, modem Experienced Closers PR 4-StOO. nlihei. Adulta pnferred. UN tor era waiting, UK with us sow I ; must be able to tell me the model Foreign Motor Sales Leedlm company ofttri wonderful op- mehrallehia, threthrue Sbedtoomio . —1!4 modern portunity telling houeehold product ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS month. BH T-STtt. ewealhe, eua roamroom. Large, high celling and accessories it includes. If I .EADS SUPPLIED. No; canvauin|. Wl hive openlngi In our Applied UNFURNISHED APARTMENT newly betimtrt. One-cir iirtgt. \try low «ul A. MeFarland Only two ealee per day aaturet you Aglet Civilian tor tnguueri with the eenitructed.' 4H roeme end foyer, can't sell for less, I'll pay you in of ihu income. Apply in perm only. following qutllllcatloni: odern kllchaa with blrek cabineia, Keal Ettate InaursaN loiHity and Tuttdty 11 A. M.—I Mutt be proficient In circuit deelgn, tile btth and oak floora, hot waltr Mdge Road Rumsoo, N. J. cash 23% ol the difference as eiptclally In ternl-conductor applici- heat, wllh billboard radiation. Heal Tht Dowstra Agtncy toon as you prove I'm "wrong. ' THOR POOD SERVICE tlone and have a thorough knowledge m River Kd. Pair Haven ind hot waltr eupplltd. SISS. Marah I RUmaon I-Me* '- of digital oomputer technoloiy. Mag- eceupan'r- Monmouth St., and Maple M.I. Preat at. . Red Bank Come see me at McFaddin Cadi- 37 E, Ntwntn Sprlnfl Rd., Rid Bank nttlc memory eiperlenca It diilrabie tM. SalS, *vt/cali III T-48U. SH i-sns hut not eiienllil. llac-Oldsmobile, 2S1 Broadway at MAN to work on em til estate nea THREE UNFURNUHED ROOMS, all MIDDLBTOWN — Bail Keemburg. Will Red Bank. Mutt te familiar with Apply Personnel Department utllltleajuppuid. Av.ll.bj. Marck 1. HtrUlctthrM-kedroomsistJSM% , TP ranch. »• 4th Ave., Long Branch, or call nonet, gardening aadegtntra! mainten- TrawrUTEIts, ADDINO maeltlnia. One ar two aduHi only. ukan.Uvlag roe*, ll'air kitchen. «n- ance work. Write living compute de- INDIANA GENERAL CORP. All makefi new or uatduaed. QOotitnteed. CA2-1U4. •III of ouallfleatloni and1 aelf. No Low as US. Serpieo't. 101 Monmouth Mute available. Write "S.M. , Boa SH,Crows Mill Rd. Keasbey, N. J,St. Heat u theater, ah T-041 AVAILABLE MARCH let, half e< Red Bank. 'UNOS-Save S30S or more off net double houee, ill roome, V.i bithi, priiii oo araad new SS-note epmet pi- UNCROPT —Three-year-old ranch. WB HAVE CLIENTS amloui 10 la- STOP • LOOK rtcintly redecorated, SU per month. all roomi, tttachid garage, full cel- call in thlt vicinity. PICIM cill US mot. IS-year gutraniet. Coma wo and lar, edenllfie kllchn, csmbTnaflm win- Tin mm to work for recently opened OT. We aervlea what we MIL Tsnier'a your properly le for rent er isle Inquire H Bprlng It.. RU Bank dawi, -Unite. LandHiped lot. Low r. A. Othlhaui, Rial B-Uti. AT > factory branch. Man ttlected will re. lean. AikMg IW.000. SHT-ISIJ. celve training and Marling iiliry o! Bvenlsg call Corrlgin'i. BH 7 MM. ' . SH. Then art permanent petitlom. >RUBNTAL RUOS—Nlver mad, till' CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MODERN Ihret-room tparlment, fur- CALL SH. 1-4326 ^SM; SaUSSU. *lse book ruga, ail I- nlihed, 1100; alto, modern three-room By KEN REYNOLDS A HA^DY GUIDE OF lUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI apartment with biiimini-nmefaom, QUICKIES HREE-PIBCE MAPLE DEN SET. unfurnlthed, S100. The Dowetra Agency. GREENHOUSE ASSISTANT kriiktaM Ml with lour chilre. fti- SH 11700, Some eaperlence. Apply in pereon. f table, mahagany. SH f-Sltl. Turner Broi Nuriery, MMmouth Rd., RED BANK - Two apartment!, Iti Weil Long Branch, N. J. rooma etch. Om furnlihed, ant un furnlihtil. Heal, hot water Includad, MAN TO ASSIST owner In etlebllthtd tM. Oood location. SH 7-ootl after I ADDINO MACHINES - Trpewrllen RBPAIM. SBRV1OE and Hllntt- full Sne air conditioning and refriger- •nrl wiak and! SH M7W. •old, renttd, repilred. Serplco'a. 101 tllvtr refl aaaee 24-hour tervlce, HVtn dayi ation builntit, Ertlmttlng, lob lavout, USED OROAN SALE Mon'noulh it, Red Bank. SH T-OMS Mania 1. McOulre. Inc. SH 7-17S7 aelllng, aupervlalon. Muet have aorne THRBB-ROOM FURNIBHBD epart- eiperlence. Write all pailleunra to BoaSoaeh°«SlS mint. Suitable lor one pereon. Rif, Repairs £1 SI, Little Sllter, N. 1. irencee. Mile Silver, ail I-HSf, flsalOg llNHBal HAIR STYLIST _ To inanige ultra naheainy. JS,SM! HREB ROOMS FURNUHBD, newly leek eennii piano, maple, like aew, APPLIANCE REPAIR and lmtel •• modern aakm In Long Bunch. Cal" "l utllltlii Includiil11 , SK11 lion. Rtildentlal and commercial wlr. PUBJL OIL « BBATWOWCall SB 1- Bdward, Bea Olrt Balm, 01 ' '"-'-•'th!' AT •"•-'•'i'-'"--^'-I-2III. Near Su*'"'..'e line. Ing. Allan Electric. SH T-MI3, Nio. on Dellrerr. Hu.. Samoa * Evenlnii CA :tll ant aik aboul eur proven method S«l»e, a HtrMrt R, Red Bait. IM adult aeilnnir nudinti. IMALL FURNISHED leartment with RETIRED ACCOUNTANT er mail ullllllei Inellldtd, neer Port Man- bookkitpir l«r part-time work tuper- COUNTY ORGAN * mouth and Hiugon Kids. Call after 4 K O, COATS—A* eaNDtlal AMIIM vlalng credlti and colltetlone for Red PIANO COMPANY or week tnd. U I-ISIS. Apptalial Service "anywhere." 4S0 ALL TYPE ALTERATIONS, addlHWIB. lank firm. Wilte hill dilaua and quail- Hath Ave,. Ltns Branch. Phone Sut, Pree «stlmatei. Work luartnteed, cation! to "R.A.", Boa til, Red US RI. IS, Mlddlelown (Neat Soden'e) CAplttl J-iiW. Ret. SHtdytldt 7^1. D. L, Willing, KBS'MUorKES-SllT. lank. Bll T-2IM COMMERCIAL RENTALS VREK KSTIMATCS—Allcrttloni, ail- Open dally till S, Saturday till S:iM Aal* aai Tnstk Bsalal dltlenn, PtlnMng, Interior and eiler- ItKliTaalM tell Eelite NNIVBRSAUY SPECIAL It Irll' KPICE SPACII NOW AVA1LAHLB- lor. You'll like our work, LO SITU. -Vincejiri^iilen Place, ItM Bank. AVis-Rent s new .air or truck. Uw SEPTIC TANKS, dfywolll, built, rttei, Miplt Avt., Rid Bank, SH T- SLATE A JONES - Fainting ind 'ACTOIIY lofti end atoraga epici far sm. PB <-8»l4. Pally T a.m.-H t).w dteorttlni. Onrrtl »onirietH|, Prta Broktr or Saltsman CHILD'S BATHmsrrTE, III collet eitlmitet, Call SH 1-MDI. nnl. Alto tior. no White M , manage till titite oflice, Muit bt title, ril Venetian hilndi, as cinli Call SH HIM, Awalsts — CaaaBlH TraaSanlea >ninl and eiptrltnccit, Bactpflonil pair; bidi complete, Illi Wtillngliouio Lara sad Card«B S«ppUM opportunit-"-tunny for alert anil aagreiilve roteter wllh lie own biH cabinet, INB'UAR OARAOB — Welt Front SI,, AWNINOiCANOPlKH mtdt to order. MIT TKEK SBRVICB-Intutail, Oen- Wrlie full detalli to: ^'Oppor. list! keautllul marble aiobt, teviiti between .Trinity Church and Mapli BAIRD DAVIION CO,, INC, ertl cira tl titei. IM Btlihaw Ave., luntty>," "oi til, ned Bink, elm from Hi Variety Purnllure Store, Prte tatlmatei. Standard Awnlni Co., IIS W, Profit St., Rail Bank. SH t-4107. •IS Klrir Rd., Fair Htvin. SH WtSS, Por ill Lawn anl airdia SuppllH eilorlawn Ll z<3»'. 0001) HUSINEM I^CATJON lor any I7S W. Front «, SH 1-3300 WE HAVE NEED OP 0.0011 MEN «W PURNITURB - Maple liunk proleiilonal Hrvlcei, ihirt line SuppllH Vac* laptir for ttetay ftctorr tihlft work, Muit beda, compute with Inneriprlng mtl- willing room wllh nd ilellvir to Trinlni For) Of. M.Hl lllH Cllllnill, If Ml (Ilillln'l ||| ice ev»y mamlng, Plwne SH lll», lain, Ml recllneri, Itn lull nil, Ml DCKANPOitT - ttrind ntw iplli level JOHN CADWALLADBIt'Bulldtr, Ne» flN« INTERIOR'an j aatirlor Hint- t (ins iriri (Nt til lour), H.TI, Holly. work, alterttlom. Wood and aiphall jj|J' ^«»--ft--.»S. V— ' ' MIDDL-AOBD MATaMB COUI'LH to romilnlni thru hinroonii, llvlni raolt. 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Write "Chlldrin", Ikii lulrml, RimptionilH' (me home lor in MlgtiMt nuallly worK. Kor aitlnutei II. n«d Sink. w»h«li(t, prciiirimk lilirlm, mlMi Mil Herbert Eliinraucn. SH 14)01, in/1 nrinii, All nrlcM |» fit your liud< imitlvi tvtti iiniiil. "Hey, left, left me another Red lank Register Want lit, SIMONS PAOniQ OHNTHH, »un. •AMiiRi, Tiiounn AniNny HI Avi, 4 I«» U, Aibury Pirk. 111 Ooianport An,, Oitanpeil U J-J4M Ad—I tee Mn, Jonei li out of the hospital again." ft »•» Davidson HEP BA*K MMdkfotm Outline* A baby shower was given Mr*. Leslie Brokaw, Demmert Ave., His Stand Navesink, Monday night at the NEW SHREWSBURY - Rob home of Mrs. Robert Sodon, Lo- ert L. Davidson, 14 Riveredge cust Point Rd., Navesink, with Rd., who has announced he will co-hostesses Mrs, John DeVesty run this year as a Democratic and Mrs, William Slocum.also candidate for the Borough Coun- of Navesink. About 35 attended. cil, yesterday replied to criti- cism that had been made about A surprise birthday party was him by Robert J. Singleton, Pres- given Mrs. Ben Layton Friday ident of the New Shrewsbury night at her home at Demmert Republican Club.' Ave., Navesink, by members of the Middletown Drum and Bugle Mr. Singleton, in a statement Corps. More than 60 children and last Thursday, disputed publish- parents attended, and Mrs, Lay- ed references to Republican sup- ton was presented a wristwatch port given Mr. Davidson for for her work for the Corps. council, in 1953. He also said Mr. Davidson had Mrs. Ernest G. Kavalek, Eld- "never" been active in the pro- ridge Ave., celebrated her birth, gram of the local Republican day Saturday with a family re- "Wonder what happens when a bubble hits a cigar!" party of club." union at her summer home in In connection with this,'Mr. Beach Haven. Anetle Finl»y, Anna Mae Demp- Davidson said that what Mr. Patty Held By sey. Roiemtrie Horn, Sharon Girl Scout Troop 6 Singleton "failed to recognize in It ptyi to tdvtrUM In TO. lUilior. Maxson, Ann McGough, Carol his statement - that in 1958 —Advirtlwmut HIGHLANDS — Girl Scout Menicucci, Patricia OKeefe, Ka- the only apparently effective way Troop 6 held a Valentine party thy Oven*, Robin Parker, Paula to oppose borough officials in last week in the Community Ce* Remak, Sylvia Robertson, Gall New Shrewsbury was through HELP! ler. Kathy Oven*, chairman, was Siverson, Donna Ruggiano. Susan the Republican Club. MACOMS—Pictured ara tha naw deacons and alders of Waitmlnitar •reibytarian Church, Middle- assisted by Rosemarie Horn, Gail Wilton and Mary Del Wood town, who wara installed at services last week. Top row, left to right, ara Robert Cook, Henry M. Harris, Georgo yourself to a UN saving! iiverson and Jean Bolger. Mrs. Richard Larsen and Mrs. "Because of this, .1 expressed Credit manager looking for, my protest by allowing my name Paine, J Ellis Webb and Arthur B. Dorr, Seated, left fo right, ara John Knaale, Frank R. lamard, Walter Kotze reliable parry to take over * Attending were Linda Bender, Mahton Sagurton, leaders, also S rooms of new furniture Jean Bolger, Mary Lou Daust, were, present. to be placed in nomination in and James Brooks. . •-..-... opposition to the slate picked by Just released from storage warehouse—being sold for the club's nominating committee. mjgid. balance "I received support in this pro- Member Welcomed Auxiliary Plans SELLING OUT? test move from a number of By Brownie Troop dissatisfied Republicans. One of WORLD TODAY $265. the auction method can mean these men was a Republican club By JAMES MARLOW , NEW SHREWSBURY-Brown- New York Trip ie Troop 103 met at the Swim- pay $3 Weakly! officer at that time, two are of- •dated Piesa News Analyst KEYPORT - Mrs. Harry Rob- ficers today." ming River School Wednesday o S-pc. foam rubber erts and Mrs. Elgar Walling were sectional outfit. MORE MONEY TO YOU! By NORMAN WALKER afternoon to welcome Jean Hen- hostesses to the Hook and Lad- Continuing, Mr.- Davidson said: drickson into the troop at cus- * tr'PC* modern bedroom - Can Cofctt KUI» "This protest move, as MrAssociate. d Pren News Analyst der Auxiliary Wednesday eve- Trinity Guild tomary ceremonies. • ning in the fire house. group. Singleton pointed out, failed. But WASHINGTON (AP)-U teems Mrs. Paul Ackrayd, leader, and o Sfe. dinette. another avenue of expressing a fairly sire bet now that Con' Communion Set Mrs. Charles Steen, Jr., co-lead- It was announced that the an DICK CHARLINS and supporting my basic con' gresi will vote an election year er, presented one-year service nual bus trip to New York will FIELD victions regarding, good: govern- boost in the dollar-an-hour fed- MATAWAN - Women FURNITURE AuenoNut - ment arose in the outstanding eral minimum wage. sentatives from the mothers.of the Louis De Donato was celebrated. Democratic slate of 1958. The The main question Is newchurches, which will participate Others attending were Mrs. leaders of this slate, Karl K. were . present to "pin" their THRIFT much, The proposals in Con- in World Day of Prayer obser- daughters,•' .. George Rinear, Mrs. Emile Kitt- Baron, Andrew G. Shepard,.Dan gress range up to $1JS. That vances here March 4, outlined man, Mrs. Jules Rosta, Mrs. Har- WAREHOUSE jiel E. Renshaw and Nathan Receiving pins were Bonnie Ac- UE. Front St level would mean a pay raise plans for the activity when they kroyd, Laura' Jean Brennan, ry Aumack, Mrs. LeRoy Aumack pps subr—'bed to the policies were guests at a meeting of the Mrs. Frank Boyce, Mrs. DeDon< Keyport, N. J. I felt wer he best interests to over VA million workers Mary Cumiskey, Marilyn Dibble, earning less. Ladies' Guild of Trinity Episco- ato, Mrs. Robert Wallace, Mrs CO 44KI of the bo. ' and its citizens. pal church last week. Lois Moreau, Cathy Hill, Judy Robert Rose, Mrs. Harvey Rose, The Elsenhower administra- Moreau, Dale Palumbo, Patty >n* DtUireir tm Wwwt "From t.. i time to the pre- The observance will be held in Mrs. Harold Walling, Mrs. Wil- Mora Imi Master ttra Bet., tion has ust withdrawn earlier Sohl, Rosalie Roache, Penny and liam Phillips, Mrs.Wil)iam Neid- • ft. m. 'HI « p, m. 1k«n. M« sent," he said, "I have fully object* that an Increase Trinity Episcopal Church, rrl. nnlui 'Ul I p. n. supported New Shrewsbury's ~ ' " ~ ~ "and linger. Mrs. Albert Rosata. would b* Inflationary. Secre- ing at 2 p. m. . Marcia Wilde. Democratic officials. And I ani tary of Labor James P. Mitch- At the guild's meeting that fol Mrs. Carl Sohl and Mrs. Vin- further supporting these -repre- lowed, members made plans to sentatives of good and far-sighted ell said I sit May an Increase cent Roache were registered as would cause widespread noem- receive communion at St. Marys' adult scouters. government by actively seeking Episcopal Church in Keyport, and nomination for councilman as ployment la low-wage Indus* In recognition of World Scout- INTEREST ON YOUR tries. to return'to Trinity Church, Ma- ing Week, Mrs. J. H. Hall will running mate to Mayor Karl K. tawan, for a communion break- 1 attend the first meeting In March Baron and Francis L. Cooper. ! Mitchell has just advised Con- fast, gress, however, that a new study t o shoh w slidelid s and moviei s whichihh . SAVINGS Mr. Davidson also has been The guild also plans to serve she made on a recent world an active planner here, serving shows a "modest" increase is feasible and could be. absorbed a spaghetti supper in the church trip. Pictures of The Chalet, director of the New Shrews- hall, April 27. Mrs. Clifford Chap. -World Scouting headquarters in bury Industrial Congress. without resulting in more unem- ployment. [ Apparently, too, heman is chairman, assisted by Switzerland, will be the feature Mrs. Frank Man, Merchants doesn't feel an increase would , Mrs. . DaviDavid of the showing. II cause price increases, as he Tuttie and Mrs. William Rat Mrs. George Brennan, Mrs. I cautioned last May. cliffe. Carl Sohl and Mrs. Frank Dib- II With Democratic leaders of Meeting hostessetsses were Mrs. ble will assist the troop in pre- Harolld FFogg and Mrs. Harold senting a dramatic skit during RED BANK FAIR HAVEN Congress charting action on min- Burlew. imum wa;;e legislation, the ad- March. Fight Crabgrass In The Winter? ministrate n go-ahead means an increase ft some amount is de- finitely in the cards. Behind It aU is a bit of politics. The Democrats are under pres- sure to give some ground to lab- or unions—still sore at both poli- tical parties for enactment of the new labor control law last sum- mer. It's likely that Republicans, sensing Die Democrats are about to launch a political hay-making venture, I decided to get in on the barn floor. Mitchell reportedly is getting ready to recommend a specific new minmum level—wmething under the |1.25 mark that Sen John F. Kennedy (D-Masi) is shooting lor in the Senate. Back in 1955, when Congress Effortless Go-motion raised the minimum from 71 cents to the $1 mark, President Eisenhower wanted it increased only to it cents. But he signed in Cobbies* Carefree Caravan• • • 1295 the bill requiring the 11 level effective vlarch 1,1956. The liw, kaown as tha Fair Labor Standards Act. pegged the mm mum originally at 8 Fashion puts you tn overdrive ... you cents an hour la 1M. This was advanced la M cents la ISM, seem to flow along instead of walk ... M in IMS and 71 cents la MM. •n this magic* RIPPLE Sola. Smart gals The idea behind the law is that setting a floor, under wages wil lova tha way it halpt them glide through assure workers a minimum in come aid protect' employers tha buiiait schedule with an effortlen, from unfair competition from riv- al firms paying substandard wage go-forward motion. Love tho looks, too of rates. The law also requires Cobbles' imart, sporty styling.. .«nd that times the regular rate of pay for hours worked beyond 40 in one superb Cobble fit. week. The fight in Congress this year Colors: Hack Leather and Tan luk. They laughed at Columbus, too. Maybe it sounds is likely to center as much on proposali to broaden the scope •crewy—but it works! One HALTS* application of the law. ar on the amount of minimum increase. There are about 44 million wage and salary now kills crabgrass as it sprouts next spring. The workers' in the country. The wage-hour law now applies to Scotts Spreader distributes HALTS evenly, accu- only about 24 million. Eiienhwer has repeatedly rately over the whole lawn in just called f( r applying the law to about three million of the exempt half an hour. Just wait—you'll see workers-malnly in chain stores and other retail trade establish- STEINBACffS SHOE SALON Fni right next summer, when every- mentj. All but 650,000 of this Street floor Asbury Park and Red Bank group alredsy make the fl mini- one asks how we kept crabgrass out. mum. The administration would continue these new Workers «• 'Jfewana'itonr/oMi are coming to iu for advlct on improving their empt from the overtime pay re- town* through an tasy-to-fotlow Scoffs Program, Come in anytime, quiremcrt. UVU a* f'ad to preieriht the correct Program for your lawn. Kennedy wants te take la aa COBBIES extra II million werkm-all on a bails ef lass than Ms pro- Save '5.00! Scotts Spreader (16.95) posed nnv (1.11 minimum, but plus Halts (9.95) together only 21.90 gradually working up la that level aver a period of years. Any chaege in the law win have wise economic affect. Secretary Mitchell said It task lour ytari for the nation's economy te adjust la the last lucres**. Even now, he said, •Trade-mark of RIPPLE Sole Corporation traditional wage differentials This product has no connection whatever with The American National Red Cross have not been fully restored, This referred to an eddying cf< ; feet any Increase in the mini LA WES mum ulwnyi has, When workers COAL COMPANY, INC. nt tlto lower rung of the pay lid' tier get i raise, pay rates tend to Increase all the way up to Open Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 SYCAMORE AVE. 5UI KIVKK HOAI) Iho top, SHREWSRURY SH1-6300 FAIR HAVEN It Hilda iipl Won mil nivr. l>«opl« Both Stores • • • Red Bank * Asbury Park