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Utiui Dttir. Uimitr IkmiM Tri«»». win** u Stem* Clut ItttUf RED BANK. N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1960 7c PER COPY **oi ' -- ity If it matches the highest bid. a new club, u it the dub is Sycamore Ave., secretary of The cardinal's personal physic- the Plaaatag Beard, eke sali I.That the candidates were not Mr. Irwin said the freeholders being organized with Republican ian said the prelate waa in good ':. Today . .. notified prior to the election, as anticipated the $15,000 bid u the backing." a reporter he wu geasg as Jsas required in state law, of >me price tag for the properly. In Washliigton Plan SI9,000Project printed form of the ballot and The authority received high and women's clubs voted Both men uld they would run thereby deprived of their right bids totaling $37,081 for the 11 to endorae Councilman DeWftt In New York, Francla Cardinal By faeAssseisM Prase on the organisation ticket beaded to inspect the ballot prior to me parcela it offered for public sale. Lott in this year's primary, and SpllSpellmam n uyy s be will offer al ' treaxienc - sttsennowcr ' npius by Mayor Karl K. Baron, who elecUon. withheld support of Democratic' At Municipal Beach will be out for second-term ho This was the first public sale mass FebFb . 21 ffo r ththe latlt e cardln-dl lnews conference. NeSseclsg of lands in Monmouth County by ir^inted_Coundl«an Frank;£.],, to . Y., high Weeden. The chib unanimously N SENATE ors. 2. That the ballot was prtated the authority. - • school named by the New York Already in the field fa Lea without Wank apacea between the voted to support Democratic archdiocese tor the Yugoslav pre- Considers minor tegtslstlon. Middletown Proposes Bond Sale Laads Net Needed Councilman Michael Merola. Hodax. M Glenwood Dr.. whocandidate groupings, u required The lands were deemed no late. Appropriations Subcommittees made a strong lt failing bid forby state law. longer necessary for use by the The archdiocese was proud, hear witnesses on annual money For Ideal Beach Bathhouse council in 19». With the other The slste contends that ac- authority. Mr. Weeden wu appointed to Cardinal Spettman aaid, to" have bills for Interior and Labor De- two men bracketed with Mayor cording to the statutes there must In addition to his high bid onthe council in January to take "raised a living monument" to partments. MIDDLETOWN- An ordinance! Baron, Mr. Hodax will have to be the same number of blank the 24-acre Wall Township Prop- the place of Mr. Sagotsky, who a man who became "a symbol Foreign Relations Committee paving the way for the construc- of resistance to dieUtorshlp." carry out something of a U spaces between the term cate- erty, Mr, Grossman wu high bid- resigned. At the Tuesday meet- bears witnesses on impact of Heart Attack tion of a $»,0W bathhouse a eagle stud, u time moves gories as the number of board der on six other parcels offered ing, Mr. Weeden waa asked Pope John XXIII offered his world-wide economic problems Ideal Beach, East Keansburg, toward the primary. But Mr. Ho- daily maw today tor Cardinal on international relations. wu introduced by the Townshl; posts to be filled in a given .cate- by the Authority, which operates whether he would support a "cap- T dax already hu shown voters gory, to prevent confusion as in the Garden State Parkway. able resident Democratic" bor- ,StepJnae. , . Commerce Aviation Subcom* Is Fatal To Committee last night. Pope John aaid the mass In Usmittee continues hearing on pro- here that he's a scrapper. which candidates are running for A spokesman for the authority ough attorney in preference to The measure authoriies the sali Beyead that, word wu ks the various' terms. said the agency has 30 daya in a "Republican„ non-resident* private chapel. Only a few mem- government backing of $11,000 la bonds to finance bers of Us Vatican household at- new air cargo fleet Truck Driver epea elrttdatlea bare last stab! There were twelve candidates which to accept or reject the Support wu withheld until he the project tut mesa fear win aet be the In the local election, six of whom bids. states, his position on the mat-tended. HOUSE OCEAN TOWNSHIP - William The township already has ap- ter. Another mass for the Yugoslav E. Gerwer, 47. of Seventh St, easy Demacrata tryiag far s vied for three three-year terms, There were a total of 3D bid- Meets for routine session. propriated $1,000 In the proposed (See ELECTION, Pg. »•'*• ders. Two were rejected and one Mayor Barton Callahan stated primate was offered in St. Pe- Belford, suffered a fatal heart budget to swe,.as a down! pay (See DEMOS. Pg. 3) ter's baallice by Eugene Cardinal Commerce .Committee con- attack yesterday while driving : was withdrawn. The remaining at the meeting that it might tinues heariaas on regulation of ment on the, project";;. .;:,,:,.: 35 wen held for study. - Tisserant, dean of the College of a truck on Sunset ave. The munldpal:pesch Jsoperat' 1 be a good idea if a new Dem' leaser additives in foodstuffs. tt Acres ocratic party were formed in]Cardinals. As he slumped over the wheel, ed by the Recitation Commis- Mr. Grossman, a partner, in anthe borough, the truck' went out of control sion. The building would be a Borough Supervisor Aibury Park accounting firm, of- Political observm predict that and jumped a curb and came siagle-story.ctader block strue- fered a total of W.M5 on seven if a new ehib .(a formed it will » a halt on the Iswa at 1303 If w«H house comfort tracta totaling about 63 acres. •round " Chamber Confident Sunset Ave. stations and places to change • Tile' other high. >blddera,' blda Or,»Dc«aid Borne, who lives Post to be Created and Coundlmen othes.-.;:..; ;•'' • ,, . ..:.';..*•• in fte SMigbborhood, pronounced and ioalioaa are: and Carl M, Vandervoer. Refreshment facilities also ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Mr. Grostman, $| J7S, lor a tri- when the Of Borough's Futurea*^astw>;aeed.K.O •:—-' ^ will be provided. Officials slid The post of borough supervisor angular tract of I.I acres ap- Democratic ehibe endorsed Mr. Mr. Gerwer wu drivingi truck the refreshmiwt concession prob- weuM be created under terms proxirrlatelyW feet north of Lo-Sagotsky for borough 'attorney, for the Mallard Trucking Co.. ably would be, leased by the Juror Says of, u 'ordinance introduced by cust Grove Rd., New Shrews- RED BANK-Directors of the resolution would indicate therel Jersey City. He had been o>] l but at the organlration meeting Red Bank Community: Chamber waa a feeling of fear. He said township.' "'.-••' • -•:%•-••;••• Borough CouncU last night. bury, adjoining the parkway; of the council the Mayor re-ap- Uvering packages to telephotu •Bernard KeHenyi, Red Bank; Appointment to the post would of Commerce made • no bones he.was sure Red Bank merchants company offices in ins county. He Accepted Fred McDowell, Inc., Neptune, pointed Republican M. Raymond borough will the architect. be made annually. Salary Initial- McGowan with the support of about it yesterday- they have I already fed the 1 ' .. . Sbsp Steward , $1,210. for six acres at Farming- full confidence in the future of |continue to exist ' many years •;; PubHe Hearing • ' , ly would be 11.000 per year, paid • dsle-Glendola Rd., Wall - Town- Councilmen Lott and Vanderveer. Mr. Gerwer wu born In SUten $900 Bribe semi-monthly. ._,. Maher Bros. Cesspool Ser- the borough aa a commercial|to come aa a, commercial cen- Island and wu the son of the Public hearing on the measure Mr. Sagotsky said, "It takes center. ter is) Monmouth County, is set for Feb. 24. ; . NEWARK (AtVLouis J. Don- The supervisor, if the ordinance 'Vice, River Plaza, $1,620, for a a lot of nerve for a Democratic 1 lato AmeUa Btrahardt snd Joseph idio, a Juror ia the Ataer is enacted, would be in charge ol The method of expressing the AlStaaa Gerwer. ; "... , \ .•.-. The committee held, for further k triangular tract of l».00» square Mayor to appoint the law part-[confidence wu a little unusual. After a motion to approve the study a draft of an ordtoanee (Longie) ZwUlman income tax all public works, These were list- feet at West Front St aid the her of the Republican leader of Metvin Lowenstein said. "I resolution wu passed. Mr. Lo- Ha wu; shop steward for thesubmitted by Lawrence A. Carevasion'trial, says he accepted a[«d by Mayor Robert S. McTague Parkwsy ln_Middletown; Mr. Fret^ld (Clifton T.Barkalow: think me future of Red Bank wensteln wimdrew his motion, Teamsters Uakm of Local 141, ton,, Jr., township attorney, cre- bribe because "I knew someone u Including water, sewers, Grossman, »,7M for an irregular-and then say he Is going to is sound. I don't think the pub- and instead, ad those who hadHoboken. ating a five-man Shade Tree meant business." streets, sanitation end parks and shaped 21-acre tract on West organize a new Democratic!lie should get the Idea ... that confidence in Red Bank's future Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Donadlo, of 153 Moonachie Ave., public buildings. ; ; Front St., Middletown, adjoining club.' Commission. we are going to be drowned in were asked to stand. Claire Gerwer; four eons, George The committee rescheduled Wood-Ridge, teaUfied yesterday Borough Attorney John W. Ap- the Earle Ammunition Depot rail- Club Sappert six nonths." Everyone did. and William Gerwer both at public hearing on the transfer ol he had been approached by a plegste. In reply to a query, road; Mr. Grossman, $3,555. for Mr. Sagotsky hu the support Asks Ressktioa The question of confidence waa home, and Richard Gerwer' of a liquor license from William C man he knew only' as Pete snd uid tenure, would not apply to 3.2 acres on Wsyside Rd. 2,160of the two clubs, which voted of a settled. Jersey City and Edward Gerwer offered $J,000. He uid he receiv anyone holding the post for.; eith- He called for pasuge Gentes, Center Ave.. Leonardo, ed only $900. feet south of Tinton Ave. in New37-7 not to endorse Mr. Lott u resolution expressing the Cham- Deep concern hss been ex of Belford; a daughter, Joan to Joseph F. Smith, SN Mala St. er one or more yean, since,the Shrewsbury. well u the support of Council- bar's confidence in~Red Bank'a| pressed over the effect the open-Gerwer, at home; three grand- Campbell's Junction. Donadio appeared at the Juror appointment would be on an'an- H. J. MAI Corp., Perth Amboy, men Merola and Leonard Con-future. ing of the Monmouth Shopping children; two brothers. Joseph bribing trial of Peter D. La Pla-nual basis. $W5, for a triangular parcel nine- Gerwer of SomervfUe and Arthur The action was taken so off!ce, of Hasbrouck Heights. U. S. way. "But boys, do you think a Center in Eatontown will have dala could study a 200-algnature Mayor McTague snd Ins Dem- tenths of an acre at Martin Rd The Democratic organiaUon resolution's going to do it?' on retail sales here. Gerwer of Woodbury, Conn., and Attorney Chester A. Weldenburn- ocratic majority on the govern- two sisters. Mn, C. Rumsky of petition submitted by residents er uid he would identify "Pete" snd thhee parkaparkwayy in Wall Town- hudeheaded bbyy Mr. Sagotskgy y bu been asked J. Beverly Anderson. Mr. Lowenstein said shopping of Campbell's Junction protest' ing body have Indicated tha) a ship; Philip H. Pine. Newark, undefeated Ralph H. Betknap had stronger centers have "controlled coops- Jersey City/and Mn. Waiter uUPlaca. . ,• ;. ; •. specific person will be appoint- ia primary fights p p g p tag the transfer. $111, for a triangular-ahaped one-iince 1MI. li H id f tWon.tWon" ShopShoppini g centerst , be SchroU. both of Jersey City. Donadio uid hi voted innocent ed to the post, once the, ordi- acre 90 feet north of Martin Rd., feelings. He said passage of me The funeral wiU be Saturday Those protesting claimed that i the 1MI trial of the late boot- nance is pused. This outright Wall Township; Mr. Grossman, — which are in direct competition at U a. m. in the Scott Funeral deed restriction on the property leg king. '. ' >. ' :••-->. appointment hu drawn th $1,535, for four acres 1,000 feet with each other. Home, Belford. Burial will be proposed for the bar prohibited The trial ended in a hung Jury. position of council's two fj south of Wayside Rd., New Federal Jury to Rear in Bayview Cemetery, Leonardo. the use of the land for the sale of Sam (Big Sue) Katt, a friend of Ucan members,. Russell Morgan Shrewsbury: Mr. Grossman, liquor. Zwillman's, is serving a jail term He.said Red Bank has many Township and Vincent Fox ': $1,275, for a triangular 4.5 acres Committeeman J, in the bribing of another juror. ..•• ••-• Vote,IKS' • Vv" Officer, Shrewsbury Man stores Riling items of similar Crawford Compton, agent for the 930 feet north of the intersection quality, providing better price GirlVBody Donadio said he never spent Both voted sgainst the fwas- Of Pine Brook Rd. and the west- COIB ltUtl011 to property, Mid that waa not so. the money, but kept It in a strong- ure on Its first reading- last PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A| ' *• •^vantage of He disqualified himself from box in his closet until he turned erly line of the parkway in New federal grand Jury today open' shoppers. h Found night. Mr. Morgan called far Shrewsbury, and Mr. Grossman, The future of Red Bank's park. DERRY, N. H. (AP)-The badly voting on the measure because|lt over to the FBI. other applications to be received ed an investigation of fees charg- of interests in the transaction. fl,810. for an Irregular-shaped ed "the" government" for ftadtag|J*£.m€terl ctmt m 'M discus- beaten body of M-year-oM Sandra The trial is being heard by a with appointment to the position four-acre parcel at the intersec- sion. Valade wu found yesterday by a Check Daai jur_ y of eight men and four worn- to be made to the roost Sjuall- technical experts for overseu Mr. Carton was instructed tol en "before" U.S. District Court tion of the Earle railroad and jobs with the Signal Corps. William A. Magee, who wu a motorist on a rural road of this „ u-t— n «. »».-.-•-. r-—''fied applicant. Mr. Fox also sjrfj the parkway to Middletown. To Prayers member,of the chamber's orig- Manchester suburb. Part of hersearch the deed to see if such Judge Reynier J. Wortendyke. ed that the post be open te oth- Tr*jurorata*sdinto bids sub- a restriction existed. nitttdby two inal parking and traffic commit- clothing had been torn away. er borough restdsats. . / tee, sail "If you want to go Hearing was rescheduled for Neither questioned the quallft- In School Authorities refused tossy Feb. 24. Two Varianceg Emerson, Inc., Newark, "N. J. back to ION, maybe parking ma- whether she bad been raped. Unemployment cations of the person who will FREEHOLD - A petition of The bids, both about one mil-ton| ware right. But they're not Results of an autopsy were with- The governing body granted apparently be appointed, John Recommended appeal hu been filed with the held. variance on the recommendation Matthewa,. a borough, resident RED BANK - The Zoning state commissioner of education, to be a coincidence, a govern- we another way because shop- An extensive land, water and of the Board of Adjustment Check Charge with many years of public works' Board of Adjustment lut night Frederick M. Raublnger, to endment spokesman uld. The agen- pers are mad at meters." air search had been conducted Dr. Sidney Grossman, Perth Am experience. But both ssid'tkey recommended two variances " the recitation of grace in the cies speclallio ia finding profes- Mr. Lowenstein urged removal since the girt disappeared the boy chiropractor, to use hii object to the outright apptsVlt- the Borough Council. • public schools here. skmal employees and highly skil- See CHAMBER, Pg. 3) night or Feb. 1. She had been on home on Cherry Tree Firm Rd, Filed Against 2 ment, without eouidstiag \ oth. Vincent J. Soviero, 34 Leroy The action could have national led technicians for government her way home from a • YWCAfor an office. The applicant musi RED BANK - Edward Mclvln, era. PI., aiked a variance to convert well u statewide repercus- Jobs. He Mid the U S. hu been swimming clsss. provide off-street parking foi 22, of IN River St., and limael Public bearing oa Ihaiatn. Ms one-family house into a two- sions in challenging a tradition paying increulng amounta to Genovese Police traced her movements seven cars. Ribpt, 23, of 127 Oakland St.. nancnce wawas settt tore II d family dwelling, followed in many schools employment firms for such hir until she left a bus that brought A letter waa accepted from were released yesterday In $100nesdsy, Feb. 24, coin's, iatt Mn Ralph Stein. 222 Broad throughout the country, educa- u much u 10-mUUon dol- her from downtown Manchester Re\f. John E. Bates, pastor bail each for hearing Feb. 24 onregulsr1 se " ' ' St., sought a variance to operate tional officials bare have noted. & in recent moaths. Ordered To to a bus stop a mile from her the Tint Baptist Church, Kingi charges of making false state- In other a telephone answering service la A policy adopted by the school Witnesses subpoenaed to ap- home on the city's outskirts. Hwy., offering the UM of the menu to obtain unemployment utively her home, board Oct. 21, INT, sanctions the pear Include: Enter Jail church parking lot for parking checks. for nm Wsdaeeaiy aJgW to Both houses are In die Class saying of grace by chlldrta be- Ma|, Tnomu I. Gorgu, Jr, for the township library across dlKuss progress toward sowlr- NEW YORK (AP) — Vito Gen- the street. Melvln Is chsrged with receiv- A residential rone. Rudolph fore morning milk. of the Signal Supply Agency ing $217 over a seven-week peri- lag railroad property'thChicago, a Und-Air official, JISBllSMf. I Keansburg, had been suspended Harbor Commtsaioa' aad P. M. Mr, Raubinger has been served and Harry K. Estelle of Patter- today to begin a 15-year sen- for, 10 daya by the Alcoholl Charles Temmler, of the state Parker, property manager for' Still Critical with a petition tiled by John andson Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J,, antence for conspiracy to violate leverage Commission for the employment office, Trenton. Jersey Central Unas. Norma Gould, 11 West George the narcotics laws, Bridge. a Similar charges are expected Emerson employee. ClusUM sale of liquor after hours foi .The borough seeks property:* After Crash St., who have two children at- U. S, Attorney Walter E. Ales- Genovese, who was a delegate M off premises consumption. o be filed against throe other, the foot of First Ave. and atonf tending the Broad Street School to the Apalachm, N.Y., under- local residents at tha Feb. 24the railroad right-of-way c« aa TRENTON - Mrs. Helen Gal undronl, who Is handling the The ABC report stated that thehearing, to, ol Belle Terre Parmi, Free- They are asking him to rule case, refused to comment on thework! meeting ia 1087, was con- owner, Charles W. Smith, plead abandoned spur whJch raa to victed with 14 others on the nar- EdMerUai hold, Is reported still in critical that the saying of grace and sing- PfweY* HerMetk ed non-vult to the chsrie. Highlands ' condition at the Helene Fuld ing of hymns In school Is in vio- Other Investigators uid the cotics charge April 3, I9H. He The suspension stsrts Feb, 23 CHURCH AND STATE waa freed in $100,000 ball paid Kilty Kelly. II ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The Council Hoapltal here, following an ac lation of state statutes, two agencies themselves an net OWtMrtsa... the Matt accused ol collusion or bid-rig- Ing various appeals, SEEK INTRUDERS Rabbinical Council of America Departmenisast of Conservatior n aal cident Monday, They have noted In the pel! urges the establishment of spe- Mn, Gallo was the driver of ging, but, a "leak" on (ha part Justice John Marshall Harlan RED BANK-Pollce today an Economic Devalopment be a " tlon that the practices are cono'f employees Is suspected, of the U, S, Supreme Court yes- Radle-Tilevlsloa 21 Investigating two forced cntrlc cial commissions In esch stats to to provide funds to match % a car which plunged off the trary to their relglous convictions Se husband; Michael Byrne;: four rea all his life. Italy, son of the late John and daughters, Mrs. Catherine Loichle and a companion, Rob- Mr. Mouser was a retired Marianna Campenella. He was -ParposeJo! the meting i|\ to Buchanan of this place; Miss ert W. Shull.,22, of Marlboro, Farmer. . member of Holy Cross Catho- bavc*< JCPftL explain to Board were charged with carnal abuse Susan Byrne, Miss Eileen Byrne aiVtducatiofl meraben from His wife, Mrs. Fredericks lic Church here and of the Gior- and Miss Nancy Jsne Byrne. of three Jersey City girls, one Kubler Mouser, died several dano Bruno Lodge, Order Sons of tsatm and Rumaoa-Fair Haven IS and two 17 years old, in all at home; four brothers, John KegMaal bow the sehoola are years ago. ' ~ Italy, Long Branch. Durnien of East Keansburg. Marlboro Township Oct. 7. He was a member of the New Surviving are six sons, John, billed'for electrieal service. Assistant Prosecator John A. Frank Durnien of Keansburg, Officials at both adwoli nave Era.Society. Long Branch, and Perry and Richard Campaaella, Edward Durnien of New York Petlllo ssid the two men picked was a charter member of' the all of this place. Edward Campa- p eoacern over the up the girls in a Keansburg Mni AU RIADY far Mathers' March for the March of Dimes drive in Red and James Durnien of England; Tesbyteriay n Church, Uncroft. nella of Uncroft. Joseph Campa- a sister, Mrs. Ellen Beirne of amoaat of the bills. diner and drove them to a wooded lank Monday between 7 and • p. m. are, left to right, Mrs. Albert T. MacDoneld Sii i hi JohJhn nella of Union Beach, and Frank area of the township where the Surviving ia his son, England, and four grandchildren. and Mrs. Morton Winer, chairmen, and Min Irene Geroni, Red. lend Mothers' March Mouser, Jr., of Lincroft; three Campanella, Jr., of Eatontown; A JCPtL spokesmu explain- incident occurred. two daughters, Mrs. Anne Cioffi The funeral will be held Satur. ed last algal that the schools are quaan. Miss ©eroni is a palie victim. j_ daughtersh , MMiss Anne Mouser, at t :3 One of the girls managed to MrsM . JohJh n A. SweiSi g of of thia place, and Mrs. Sophie ^X • » ° billed oa a "demand rate," which, escape from the scene, the ome g _ ..r . _ ._ . • Funeral HoHomem , Keaniburg, to St Colt's Neck, anand MMrs . JosepJhh VanDerWerken of Red Bank, and he said, is a charge "for heavy prosecutor ssid. , WEATHER 2 grandchildren. Ann's; Church, where Rev. Stan- Users of electricity for the abili- The two youths picked up alter Hammernlck of Vanderburg; two ley Levandoski will offer solemn Early Gains brothers, Joseph and George A requiem mass will be offered ty »e draw en any amount of a gss station attendant remem- Saturday at 10 a: m. in Holy high requiem maw at ( o'clock. power which they may need at Births I la the Us May, Mouser, both of Uncroft, six bered serving their etr. Cross Church by Rev. William C. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet 1 " nt." . . ay party cttedy and Fold, Stacks grandchildren and five great- Cemetery. The girls told suthorlties they aster this aftsrassa. grandchildren Eelman. Burial' will be in Mt rate established for the thought other acquaintances in ' Rrwvlew esdtaeas and easier te- The funeral wiU be held Satur- Carmel Cemetery under the di- ' the men. the rection of the Damiano Funeral WILLIAM A. KAY wage of electricity by the in- Mr. and Mrs. John Huriey, aight aad Frldsy wrajswoet Fall Again day, at 2 p. m., in the Wbrden prosecutor aaid. Msida Ter.. Mlddletowa, son, yes- NEW YORK (AP) Home, Long Branch. UNION BEACH - William A. stitutionsi , the spokesman said. Loichle was... represented by Funeral Home. Rev. Andrew A. Francis l H terday. Friday la tfte fcmr ess, market yesterday lacked the Burkhardt, pastor of the Holm- Kay, 62, of 425 Clark Ave., died Freehold, shui Mr. and Mrs..Joseph Condins, Matk teased te Cape May: steam to continue a VTTO 8CAGU0NE Tuesday in his home. tendent, ssi£..£?d after !L?!Ktest night'ts ??ill? b g* del Church, will officiate. Burial Board of Education meeting that II Allen PI., Red Bank, daughter, total craft wantage are early advance aad i to a wiU be in Fair View Cemetery LONG BRANCH - Vito Scag Born in Scotland, he had lived will be sentenced today. •^ IMS the electricity bill ia the Forrest- yesterday. ' ' fairly sharp loss on tbe'snallcst under the direction of the Wor- lione, 77, of 387 Exchange PI., here 24 years. He was the son dale-School averages $4W Chorus to Present Mr. and Mrs. James Tripe, » volume of MO. dan Funeral Home, Red'Bank. died yesterday in hie home. of the late Alexander and Mar- Broadway. Keyport, daughter, MfUWMt ffMJM 1M srlTsMj* The quoted value of stocks He wu born in Italy and had garet Hamilton Kay. - • month. , ••••: " nrs teasy. Partial dear- The electricity bills st the Operetta in May yesterday. listed on the New York Stock ajaj. WILFRED E. ROBINSON lived in Long Branch 45 yeara. Mr. Kay was a life member Mr, end Mn. »<**rt Cntea, tag tsalgfct, Friday fair. Vis. He was a former city employee of the Carron Masonic Lodge in high school have been running Exchange took an estimated loss ATUNilC HIGHLANDS - ttl ^ttlE SILVER-0bert and Sycamore Dr., Hazlet, son, yet- IMUiy 14 miles at times la and a 'member of Holy Trinity Scotland. of $1,600,000,000, based on the Mrs. Susan Robinson, 41, of 5 S! *•"«••• «*•'««•. "Patience," :erday. Catholic Church here. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. taalgbt aad Friday. fall in the Associated Press West Washington Ave., died Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley, average. terday ia her home after a Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Mary Laird Kay; a son, Alexan- Regional officials said they had Opera Comique Theater in Lon- i Ocean Blvd., Atlantic High' Elizabeth Grieco, this city, and expected the electricity Ml illness. der L. Kay of Atlantic Highlands: don In INI. will be presented in lands, son, yesterday." Among the worst losers were two grandchildren. ; V a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ss» would be about HOC after the May by the Monmouth Civic Marlboro steels, motors, rubbers, oils and She wu born in Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porskie- B.W.I., daughter of Mrs. Zettie A requiem mass will be offered don of this place, and a sister. addition was completed. vies, 1M Clsremont Ave., Bel- Lu Ann Tansey of Dutch Lane electrical equipment; The pat- f- Mre Teacher Rose Shaw and the late Freder- tomorrow at 10 a. m. in Holy Miss Elizabeth Kay of Scotland. Pagdia, conductor, ford, son, yesterday. Rd. celebrated her seventh tern was more irregular among Trinity Church by Rev. George • The board voted to hire Min rails, utilities, tobaccos, airlines ick Shaw. Mrs. Robinson came The funeral will be held to- that the sprightly satire Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Crab- birthdsy< with a Valentine party Albano,: pastor. Burial will be in morrow at 10:30 a. m. in the Be- Mary Maloney, II MabieAve., at her home, Guests were Pat and mail order-retail'shares. to this country M years ago, and will be an entertaining and col- tree, «0 Point Rd., Little Silver, had lived here 13 years. She Mt Carmel Cemetery under jhe die Funeral'Home, Keyport, with Leonardo, to teach eighth grade orful performance. daughter, this morning. Stevenson, Patty Ksughton, Phyl Volume dwindled to 2.440,000 English next year. Her salary formerly lived in New York City. direction of the Damiano Funeral Rev. Hillman T. Williams of Cal. Two complete casts have been Us Mdntosh, Pamela Leighton. shares from 2.860,000 Tuesday ; Mr. and Mrs. Junes Burlew, Mrs. Robinson wu a member Home.; :••'•• -••• :••' '••;•• vary Methodist Church, Keyport, will be S4.S0O. She now Is a sixth selected. Rehearsals are held 411 South Concourse, Armstrong, Beth Schoch and waa the lightest since last officiating. Burial will be in Clov- DDec . 24 wheh n 2320000 h of St. Agnes Catholic Church grade teacher in Fair Haven. here each Tuesday at 8: IS p. m Beach, daughter, this morning. and Erna Singhofen. 2,320,000 shares MRS. EUSE MEULEMANS er Leaf Park, Woodbridge. Mitt Maloney holds a BA de-in Embury Methodist Church changed hands. ere.- •'•"••..•••..• gree In English from Collage of Hall Meanwuth Medical Ceater Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith. Yesterday's closing stocks: Surviving, besides her mother LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ellse in Jamaica, an her husband, Meulemsns, 68, of 2» Park.Ave., DEATH. NOTICE Mt St Vincent She taught Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lee, I South Main St., are on a brief Blk SJH PILTZECKER of Leonardo, formerly tixth grade In St James Catho- St., Mstawsn, daughter, yester- to Florida. Wilfred E. Robinson, snd a fos- died' in her home' yesterday.' ol Jerny Cltv, on February 10, MM. Jonat 4 1, ter ton, Pfc. Frederick Baldwin, Autrnta (net KrauM), beloved wife or lic School, Red Bank, and M Hawaiian Theme day. 2S _ Sh. e, was -. bor. n. „i a .Brussels . .„, the late O»r«e, mother ol Mn. Afnti tneflths In, Notre . High Mr. and Mrs. Robert Byrnes, The Marlboro Township SLS\. *i% with the Army in Germany. Belgium, and had lived'here IS Ev»u. aeorgt, M irandchlltlren and Utter School. New York City, In Fashion Show 10 Briarwood Ave., Keansburg, ent-Teacher Association will'hold Koyptra Hn. Anna Brunts. Relatlvfi and frlenda r fered Saturday at 10 a, m., in Michael's Catholic Church, West are Invited to attend tuneral fenrleaa The resignation of Mr*. Ar- UNCROFT - "Hawaiian Lu daughter, yesterdsy. a benefit card party Wednesday, Uhlan' C4N at Otto Mack Funeral Home. Central Mr. and Mrs. John H. Vitt, 81 March II, at I p.m. in the school Uh Port C St. James Catholic Church, Red End. ' ' ' . . . . Ave. and Hutton SI.. Jeraey City, Fri- lene Measley. Fair Haven, u a su" will be the decorative motif L»h Vtl lad Bank. Burial will be in Mt. day evenlnr, February 12 it S:30 pro. Parker Ave., Fair Haven, daugh- The association bought a Uh Vtl RR Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Funeral Saturday 1 p.m. Interment tecond grade teacher at the i far the first annual luncheon- Olivet Cemetery under the di- of the* school year wss accepted. ter, yesterday. refrigerator and presented LOF OlMa y Michael D'Ambrisi of Elberon; atone Waihlnston Memorial Para. fashion show which the Rosary Lib MeiUU. Funeral (lie resigned for family reasons. Altar Society of St Leo the Crest the school. Card party proceeds rection of the Worden several sisters, two grandchildren WilK DE.tTH NOTICE This-was her first ye.: la the Catholic Church will hold April DeGaulle Cracks Down will be. used to replace the finds uk«iu ati Home. and one great-grandchild. Hack Trk A requiem man will be offered 3IEOILL. William P. on February S. Forrestdale School. 30 in Shadowbrook. used for the purchase. Martin Co lBW.nl 403 Bradley Blvd.. Bradley MV MRS. ELLA MCDANIEL Saturday at 8 a. m. in St. Reach. In hli TSIh y«ar. Benleti at The board voiced its appreci- Proceeds will be used for altar On Army in Algeria Htrek TMrry Memorial Home, 403 Third Av*., ation to Edmund B. Sullivan i Mr. and Mrs. James T. Mo Ptc A tn FREEHOLD - Mrs. Ella Mc- Michael's Church. Burial will be Aibury Pflrk, on Friday afternoon. furnishings for the new church, PARIS (AP) - President Honter Oil February 12 at 3 o'clock. Inlermmt William B. Leonard. 3d, for their now under construction Charles de Gaulle has cracked Cleltand, Bear, Del, were guests Mont Wlrd Daniel, 75, died Monday at the in Mt. Carmel Cemetery under Qleniiola Ceraelery. FrlirnH may call at Nat BUc M, Monmouth County Welfare House. the ddirectio n off h Wll the Funeral Home Thuraday eveitmi, wfcfli on the board. Mr. Sulli- Mrs. Lawrence Farrell and down on his pollticsl-mlnded ar- Saturday of their son-in-law and Nat Dairy 41'., the Woolley 7 until ». van'did not seek reflection my in Algeria and ordered much daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Nicho- 2 Nat DlttlU ai; She formerly lived on Ford Ave. Funeral Home. Mrs. Charles Higgins, chairmen, tnn 3» Nat Oypi M' She wss the widow of Ellis P. Tuesday. Mr. Leonard was de- hive at their 'assistants Mrs. power returned to civil author las Camera. Also a guest was Avco Corp 13'i Nat tttcl . labceck a W M',4 NT Ctntral' McDaniel. Mrs. McDaniel wu tested is his bid for snother fuH Thomss McGee. priies; Mrs, ties. Mrs. Canters's cousin, Mn. John Said Uni 1514 Nla U Par Gillsnd of Woodcrett, Del. Ball ft Oh 40 No Am Ar born in Colts Neck, the daughter John Gibbons, fsshiona; Mrs The French leader and his cab- Nndlt Av ttft Nor Pac of the late George and Sarah James Daly, publicity, and Mrs. inet last night approved sweeping Nmt Aim* Pupils In the township schools twins *!' Ohio Oil «• Jane Ayres Crawford: RUMSON REANHG WSTITuTE Ambrose Cooper, ticket sales. reformf s aimeidd at confininfii g tthhe Z"P Convicted W(n Sor« wan Outb liar Her only known surviving rel- military to Its primsiy task in oi.ni in ol Rsnsal •. RsjsaMy. Dtmrar Iltaitaa >1II9, UM r % Bucy En* Pan A W Air atives are a niece, Mrs. Loretta Bv: Cuban Court the big North African territory- ~ * Buda Ca Pawn Plet _ Sweeney of Hobndel, aad neph- Spaghetti Supper Set" suppression of the flve-ysartld nferences. Tomorrow, Lincoln's Bulova Pamwr, 10 1111 | HAVANA (AP) - A Cuban mil Birthday, is a school holiday. Burl Ind Pa PUU SS' ew. Joseph Tucker of Matawan naUonalltt rebellion. Caw, II Pa RR IS' Services will be held" Friday SPRING SESSION bary court last night convicted By Rotary Society Cater Trat Phil III M M persons of conspiring to over- Linda Seminars celebrated her £»«" Phil! Pat 43?| st 11 a.m. at the C. H. T. Clay Pic Stnl 17' ton and Son Funeral Home, Adel- drew Fidel Castro in a plot the . fUPPET SHOW SET eighth birthday Saturday with a Chijinr Pub Sv cao SS' FEBRUARY 8 - JUNE 5 - d waa backed Vioont Sacco;wsya and means ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS; - party in her. home. Guests were C11IM BV« PUNIC* AM 10< phis. The place of burial hu AT $U tiHT AND RUMSON COII Pain Pullman not been arranged. ^Geaeratlasimo Rafael TruJU- chairman of the Rosary Altar Saturday's story hour sponsored Susan Voorhees, Alice Schultt, Caium Ota W1 33' f of the Domlalcaa Republic.. Society of St Jerome's Catholic by the local Civic Aasocistion Gail Wuhburne, Patty Forman Bolv 5S'A' •DPPlVEMEMTAJtr COURSES IN BASIC 8KIIX8 FOR 3 'Sentences ranging from ) to M Church, is in charge of a spa* wiU feature a puppet •** under ud Ltada's sisters, Ksthy and Coat Can RaadlnfC* FRANK E. SWAN BBTTEB SUCCESS IN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE : Cam Mot *~" —~ *•—•-•• dam by the direction of Mrs. Nathaniel Patti. Com Pd si ST. PETERSBURG,' Fla. — ryfmaa military tribunal la'tbe sale to be bsld la the pariah Baker and Mn. Isadora Rubin Crown Ztll ££«. Frank E. Swan, SI, a former REAPING AND INGUSH lates• t conspiracy trial »hall Saturday. At the Society Last week, Mrs. Charles Al Mr. and Mrs. Barton Hoeg SSS.'wr resident of Freehold, N. J, died MAUN*. WMTIN9. STUDY SKILLS £tro seised fewer more ttaa meeting Monday, she said ser- to here Tuesday. *•"? kad as thair guests recently Mr. &ou sgo.Thtoy-eli defendants vings will be at 5: JO and fcJOComes Back," "Custa.r th*.e D«^m. — ^ w • Rldf Rth Dow Alrc - He had lived in St. Petersburg Saturday mornings 9-12, er weekday evenings 7-10. reft acquitted. DMrCtom airwlalr p.m. gon," "Yertle the Turtle." "Thi erford. on Font Smith, AO four years. Mr. Swan was born This course is offered at all levels from 7th grade through •'Mai. William Morgan of To- Second-Story Giraffe," and "Mar Duo U . Sou Fa< in Nevada, III. Me was a mem- Guest speaker wu the church Elat Kod college, with students grouped homogeneously according sdp, Ohio; aa officer la the Cu- pastor, Rev. Francis X. McGuin- tin's Dinosaur." Mr. and Mrs. Charles England Cnd John ber of First Church' of Christ , U revetuttoosry army, claimed Erl« RR , Scientist, Freehold, and former- to ebility. It helps students to read with spaed and com- aess. His subject wai "Mary, The library wlll.be open from were beets st dinner recently for Plrcston* std oil Cal 10:15 to 11:30, at which time Cord Mot Std Oil N 1 ly was owner of Swan Lake prehension, to write grammatically and logically, and te ni big financial backer—charges Mr. and Mrs. Edward Otjen- a«n Aeetpt Stud Pack I: Pump and Supply Co.. Freehold. Ptsano wu hospitality chairman. the children may borrow books Gerdes and children, Edward, O«n Clftr Teiaco increase their knowledge of vocabulary. This course Is ! VQlDo demad. o*n Dynani Tii a Prod IS' Surviving is his wife, Mrs Jr., and Lynne, South River; an Eite 30H Ttitron II". Mary J. Swan. very popular with serious students who are anxious te Mrs. Jerry Lynch, Bronx, N.Y. on rd>. Tld«w«t Oil an Motors 4«S Tranumtr ait and Mr. and Mrs. William Gel- Va CtrNit The funeral will be held Sat improve their school grades and to obtain maximum prepa- ap i3^ HP the reader from First Church of FRIDAY & SATURDAY has! as their guests for a week at Christ Scientist. Burial will be MANN* ft* CMMTM to SJMSJM 2-e Mrs. Crosby's sister, Mrs. Charles Si ia Old Tctnent Cemetery. Hendricks end children, Donna, 1 hours a weak'after school. Jean aad Charles, Jr., of Berwyn, m cmt This course emphasises phonics and sight vocabulary and in Bui Mea ilT •vtsx BENJAMIN KRJBSS Pa. Int Han 44H Int Nick IWtt NEWARK (AP) - Benjamin other methods of word perception, paragraph comprehen. LINCOLN'S DAY Int Paptr lit JSSJV* J. Kress, M, chief of the in- Mrs. Douglas Jenkinson and Int itiaiM MK Wnuf MM sien, phrase reading, vocabulary building. The children Waolwntli telligence section of the Newark children George and Cathy Ann T ShAT meat In small groups according te reading level. were the guests recently of Mr, Internal Revenue office, died at and Mrs. George Wolf in East lancuter. Pa., his former home. Hanover. Egg Market Kress lived at IS Halstead St., MATHEMATICS East Orange. SPECIALS NEW YORK (AP) - Whole- •ASIC AWTHMITIC fer stodetts h grades 14 sale egg offerings moderate. De- Haslet mand fair yesterday. Receipts MURDER AVERTED? I'/i hours a week after school • - ' ' Nationally Adv. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mcaeas- a.soo MAHWAH (AP) - A woms Classes meet twice e week. '• • • • ter, Jr., and sen, John, of Beers New York spot quotations fol- who said her husband planned to MEN'S St., and Mrs. Frank McClee* low: kill her escaped from him today JUNIOR HlftH SCHOOL AIHTHMne Sport Shirts ter, Sr.. of Atlantic St, sf by jumping out of the family One two-hour class each week after school. a few dsys recently visiting rela- Mixed Colors: Extras («-M car when he stopped at a gas Never lefero at tives la Mlddletown, Ps. lbs,) 2H4-3I; extras.medium 27 stationn. Thhe husbhusbana d fired fou ; Thaio Low Prices 21; standards large 27H-MH: shoth s st hhis wife, missed, and One evening a week, 7-10-. . •;-; Reg. 3.95-4.98 Miss Josephine Bsccarl and checks 24-2J. drove off. Policce apprehended Mrs. Leo Dingeo of Jersey City Whites - Extras («•» lbs) him an hour later. WWheh n RoberRb 1t landed primsrilpy y for 9th and I Oth gradge e mstmsth stusjantistusja , were recent guests of their aunt, 2>Vi-32i extras medium 27-21 R Sl thti course revie aithti d fit lb 2 for 500 Mrs. Joseph Baccari. and cou- Hrowni - Extras (4140 lbs .Sletsma, I), of 174 West Pros- thti course reviews arithmetic and first year algebra. slm, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pan- M2W Dorothy, stopped for gas at MATH-SUimil WASH 'n WEAR accione and daughters, Hobndel Rd. ENTIRE STOCK White* - Top Quality (41-5(50 e., Mrs. Sletsma Jumped out lbs.)) MHMMHM: m di 272IH of the car and begsn running. Limited to juniors and seniors, Boxer Shorts Mrs. John L. Richards, Holm- mediums 27-2IH this course reviews the Reg. \Mk 1.10 del Rd.. has returned after spend- smsHs 2IK-24V44. school and includes MEN'S ing two weeks visiting her son-in- Browne - Top Quality (404* lbs.) 32J4-S4; mediums 21^M c. Matt of the law and dsushter, Mr. and devoted te algebra. Mrs. Walter Matoska and son, smalla 2IH-274. fled, the note saM, "My husband Is going to kill mi." OVERCOATS WASH n' WEAR In Boonton. MATH lUIVIY III Birth of Queen's 100% all wool overcoats GABARDINE William Bockle, Union Ave., Is Mystery Satellite One svsnlng s week, MO. j ' ! i patient al Mt. Sinai Hospital, 3d Baby Awaited This course Is Intended to give extra help to competent sailors in the latest styles and Pants New York, LONDON (AP) - Queen Ellia- patterns . . . cashmeres, Reo., •••S.IO.H beth's msternlly nurse is exptct- Now Mnnmoiith ed to move into Buckingham Pal- utelllte that the Pentagon said tweeds, imported fabrics. 2 for *|5" ace in the next 24 hours ia prep- may be of Russian origin tumb- By-laws were read and accept- aration for the birth of the led through •pace,today in an SPEECH - LANGUAGES ed at the Kth District Democra- queen's third baby. orbit of mystery. The Place Te So • For Irandi You Knew tic meeting at McGulre's Grove Latest medical examinations Its path over the poles wu COURSES FOR ADULTS luy New - Pay '/> Feb., Vi Mar., '/i April last week, Tentative plane were show the baby Is likely to be one that would be deslrsbie for made for the members and their born this week-end, authoritative sny type of "seeing eye" space friends to attend a holiday par- sources aaid, The queen sent word Olrtttwr RUSSIU, ». RANNIY ty Feb. 22 at McGuire's Grove, to nurse Helen Rowe to stsnd by Moscow was saying nothing Fermsrly Aasedsle Mnclar NYU Reading lastltata for sn urgent call. about Ir. The Men's Club of the Baptist The nurse will move Into rooms Here's sll that'i known about Sead far Bulletin JOHN DANIELS Church will hold a Sweetheart near the queen's aulte. the mystery object, according to 21 MONMOUTH ST. I just off Irasdl RID SANK Night social In the church, to- The queen continued In (he set he Defense Department: * VanHeuien • Palm Beach morrow, Wives and friends are of health, Leaving the palace yei It appears to be In a near polar RUMSON READING INSTITUTE * McGregor Sportswear • Timely Clothes Invited. * Jockey Underwear lerday afternoon to have tea with orbit, It is dark and is probably AVINUI OP TWO RIVIRS . | ION, N. i. • Alligator friends, she waved cheerfully to less than 19 feet long, It Is sil- UM r * Clipper Craft Clothes • Stetson Hits II aildi up1 Mor« md mort ptoplt UM Kitltltr urn rtth I.IUP titciUil a small crowd of women at the ent, ti far as U. S, monitors are RUMSON 1-1.(0 ' •mill comi faalar.-Advtrtlitmtnu Hates. concerned. ll In Kaufman Murder Trial

BOSTON (AP) - The state Election 11 today pressed for the' convic- (Continued); tion of a Dutch ship radio oper- two for one two-year-term snd ator accused of killing a pretty four for two one-year terms. Chicago divorcee, but it admit- The defeated tlate contend! ted it does not know what we* that all 12 names were printed pon, if any, was used, one following: the other, with no As the trial of handsome WU- spacing to distinguish term cate- lem Van Rie, 31, neared the gories. •••.-. •. end of the first day yesterday, And 3 — That hundreds of citi- his attorneys requested that the zens were "deprived of their right Prosecution describe the manner ner of the alleged, crime and the weapon^ . . The state replied: "The commonwealth is unable ••(OOP 17 HONORS— Former Councilman Harold E. Williams. Rad Bank, tcouf. to specify at this time whether master of Boy Scout Troop 17 pint an Eagla Scout award an hit ion, Robert Wil- any weapon or other, instrument liamt, during Court of Honor Tuesday in the Red Bank Mofhodiit Church. Arnold was used in the commission of the crime." Vincent, left, ton of Mr. and Mra. John Vincent of Rad Bank, alto received the The state contends Van Rie . Eagle Scout award. Looking en are Gerald Senior), ten of Mr. and Mri. Chariot beat pretty Lynn Kauffman, 23, Sanion of Rad Bank, extreme right, and Laonard Ratner, ton of Mr. and Mn. Mau. and dumped her body overboard rice Ratner of Riverside Helghtt, who waro presented Ufa Scout awardt. to climax a shipboard, romance during a slow boat trip from the Orient. , • Hazlet Auxiliary Miss . Kauffman'a body wn Wine tanker found on the rocky shore of a ITS NOT THI HAT—It's the talant that count* in the animal musical revue ,,..., Plans Dance drab Boston harbor islsnd in mid- Hethomar Couple's Club of Rod Bank Presbyterian Church. Wearing wine of the September, the day after the SS Is Readied HAZLET — Plans were com- Utrecht sailed from Boston to headgear that will be appropriate to their numben in the thow, to be pretented. at pleted for the dance to be held New York on its 44-day voyage the church at 1:30 p.-in. tomorrow and Saturday, are Mrt. Arnold Galbraith, For Repairs at The Oakes, McGuires' Grove, from Singapore. Gordon Irwin, standing, canter, Mrt. Benjamin Pickering and Michael Bivona. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The Middletown, Saturday evening, In another specification, the tanker Angelo Petri was ready said Miss Kauffman's body was March's at the-"regular meeting seen floating in the water be- ed annually, starting with MJ» to return to port for repairs to- of the Ladies Auxiliary of Hazlet Mrs. Nermaa J. Carrie expenditures. Chamber day, her cargo of 2^ million fore it was recovered from the Supervisor Fire Company Monday night. island's* shore. 2. Approved, subject to con- gallons of California wine-Still to vote" because of lack of a (Continued) firmation, sale of two krta,on (Continued) Intact after 28 houi» of heavy Tickets are being told by all sufficient number of voting, ma- The state did not disclose who to continue his investigation as Memorial Pkwy. to Harvey Bow- of the 521 metere in the-*at> |: saw the body afloat or whether buffeting in a storm, i members of the auxiliary. The chines. to whether the local Board of tell, a real estate broker, for ough. "The trend," he sald.'-i) ' The seven-miUion-dollar ship, committee) consists of Mrs.' Frank that person would be called u There were two voting* ma.- a witness. Health has been acting in "de $1,000 after bidding boosted the from metertj aow. W| world's largest wine tanker; Mocci, Mrs. Paul Hincik, Mrs. chinei. At some points during the facto" capacity rather than by |pric e from his original offer ~of away V spent the night at sea near the George Carter and Mrs.' Frank voting the waiting line was The state chsrtered a' pri- formal legislative creation since $900. should have free parking San Francisco lightship, 12 miles Siano. v-..-',,••• y. " nearly a block long. vate boat today to take the 12- before World War 1. The bor- 3. Commended members of the don't think a customer ta t ed from the Golden Gate. The following committees were Up To: Hours man jury and its two alternates ouggh attorneayy had been directed policpi e deparanenp t for their dil- « The tugs Mfldmiki, Sea Wolf appointed: Mn. Howard Porter, The waiting time, during most on a tour of Boston harbor to to prepare an amendmendt tot to t hth eiigenc igencee anandd extr extrt aa hhourhour s s ooff f dutd dutty y FranciFranciaa J .J.Boukic, Boukic,. .axeeattv xettyy point out the path of the Utrecht to prepare an amendment to the and Sea'Fox had lines on the sunshine, Mrs. Lean Wallace: of the election, wu an hour and Board off HealtHlhh ordinancdi e pro-whichih leld to thhe apprehensiohi n vice president off thhe charaberhb , Petri, ready for a four-hour tow publicity; Mn. Stephen D. Lam- and the spot where the divor- viding for the appointment of a of two youths now facing charges urged a temporary delay in - at some points nearly two hours. cee's body-wu found. to the Bethlehem shipyard here. bertaon, Jr., hospitality., Many would-be voters, espe- seventh Member to the board. of malicious mischief arising action on parking, traffic. and painting of pedestrian < The storm that almost wreck- Hostesses were Mrs. Stephen cially older persons, turned away The all-male Jury was sworn He reported last night that or- from damage to can. ed the 530-foot vessel abated yes- as toon as they saw the waiting in yesterday in three hours af-dinances providing for the ap- 4. Directed that an applicant walks pending submission by I : D. Lsmbertson, Jr., and Mn. terday. :. -.•.. . '• ;! •:[•• Jack .Truex. The committee for line. ter etch answered in the neg. pointment of the board apparent-for'a variance, denied'by the ban Planning. Associates, , No life wu lost but the full ex- ' The losing candidates also not- ative this question by Superior -|y ha- d- bee- n repeale"1d prio' r to' ZoninZ ' g BoarZ d of Adjustment_ , b-jYore k City, of a proposed roa> the March meetings are Mrs 0% __*. • • ^^ > A^VK W V Sfaa^M^SlB AdftS A & 4A tt_^^ fl- _ _ " _• — #_^* . • * • »_ — - ~ ^A - • .^.Al > tent of her damage still was tob e Malcolm W. Peseux and Mrs. ed that one of the voting ma- Court Judge Frank J. Murray: 1914, "and "it hw been a d« facto advised torequestTui uspec'tion velopmeat of the commarcltj tallied. Ralph'W. Ronson. chines jammed "on several oc- "Do you hold any « agency only since then, rather of the premises by the board center that would prevent you than one acting under legisla- in hopes of reverting the deciti- He pointed out that thM Coast Guard cutters and tugs The next regular meeting will casions. worked through the night Tues- MtftAfl DIIS-Alojiije The slite which Is challenging this defendant guilty of a crime tive creation. It wu pointed out sion. covera all' areas of parking be March 14 In the fire house. punishable by death?" this existence would not impair day to get tow lines to the Petri. Cardinal Stepinac, spiritual the election consists of Mn. Cur- traffic for the future of. Yesterday they.towed her out to Van Rie shows no outward its actions to date. NAMED A TRUSTEE Bank* :•;>• leader of seven mill on Yugo- rie, who received 395 votes; Le> deeper waters, away from two Church Auxiliary Roy S. Brownr482; Harold Ste- signs of nervousness u he site Mr. Applegate is to continue NEWARK-Earl F. deCordova. The $5,000 preUmlaary survey •and bars, and awaited today's slav Roman Cathoict, died neck, 464; Hyman Korobow, 378; in the prisoner's dock. Once yes- his study with a view toward 78 Elghth Ave> AUwMe has been reviewed by the BM> tides to bring her back Into port, in hit native, villagu sf Kra< Plans Card Party Edwin R. Wilson, 449, and And-terdsy he turned to his wife of preparing a regulatory ordinance lands has been elected a trustee ough Council and approved. Tkf two years and winked confident- if none comes to light. final drawuga are expected « tic. He was 61. Tie Cardi- rew J. Hulsart, 419. of the Rutgers University College NAVESINK - The Women's 1 ly. She came here from their They ran on an "economy Salaries Questlea of Pharmacy Alumni Association. returned lo the bomajh ts) nal, a thorn in thi i tide of Auxiliary of All Saints Episcopal home in Utreiht, Holland, to about a week. •; , , '• Holy Name Church, meeting last week, for-'ticket, and opposed the school stand by him. She occupies a The borough attorney alto Is Elected president wu John V. the Tito regime, had been mutated plans for a card party budget, to punue studies of the question Saenger, Rockaway, quality con- I. Raymond DeRidder reportel spectator's seat \i feet from him. of council's rights In determln- trol director at Warner-Lambert that, $29,305 haa been pledged.* confined to Kraiic tinea his to be held Friday, Feb. 26, at B 'And" , although the, board slate Miss Kauffman was aboard the Breakfast p. m. in the parish hall, won, the budget at the same ing the salaries of employees of Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Morris the chamber'a "Operation Crott> ralaasa from prisop n in 1951. SS Utrecht with. Mrs. Stanley various boards and commisttons Plaint; road," a promotioo for the cqnv The proceeds will >be used to time was defeated—the only bud- Spector and the three Spector (P(APWrephotoW l 1 get in the Baysbore area to be Council also: merctal, civic and culturaL:,o> At Nativity buy kitchen equipment.' children. She wae employed u *nni tkeut ho» 10 » 'turned.'down,'.. •-• ••••. • ';•'' a research aide to Dr. Spector, 1. Directed that accounts d M vejopment of tJwborough.^OI FAIR HAVEN - James P. A committee was formed to The winning candidates were Burke.: state district deputy of the handle tickets, refreshments and Demos Mrs. J. Willis Lewis, S73; Fred- ashington University, St. Louis. henceforth be audit Knights of Columbus, will speak prizes. Members are Mist Mil- erick J. Watting, 540; Mn. oJhn Sunday at a breakfast meeting of dred DeVesty, chairman, , Mrs. Ha had flown home ahead of his Al Pote, 820; Frank T. Leonardis, family and Mtas Ksutfman. the Holy Name Society of Na- ea the WilUsm Cullman, Mra. Milton Sit; Stanley Schulte, tivity Catholic Church. Wright, Mrs. Gene Rabourdto, 46S, and ; a-. UMICCK)« EC: President of the Auxiliary, .Mn'. Joseph Ferraate, 474. Clinton P. King, Mrs.. Nelson Mn. Currie Mid that legal pap- College Planning hire." A member of Holy Spirit Msxson and Mn. Earle DeVesty. en for the challenge are how be- ing prepared by Edward W. Cur< Local Solicitation l"7gene'ral rie, attorney, of Matawan. tunities WiU be the muyort chair NIMH BIRTHDAY Mr. Currie, brother of the NORTON, Mau. - A. Howard of Asbury Park Council K of C. and two councinl seat Meneely,'president of Wheaton Members of the local society, EATONTOWN - Georgina Keyport mayor, is also borough Tta Republics** stlO have Sauerwein, daughter of Mr. and attorney in Keyport. College here, today announced and of the .Junior Holy Name, that five Monmouth County Worn will receive Holy Communion at givea aa hsdkata to their Mrs. George F. Sauerwein, Jr., v Sample Correct on Expanding Programs in eta piaas. They *riH have 350 Pine St., celebrated her ninth DohaM A. Hill, Board of Edu- en will direct a regional solicits. the i o'clock mass. Breakfast wiU jfauHjlatTM* Uon program in the Red Bank) follow in the church hall. birthday with a Valentine party cation .secretary, told The Reg- at her home Saturday evening. area, seeking funds for the col- The Communion intention will ister last night that the sample lege's development campaign. be tor archbishops, bishops and Mr. Davidson is an < xecutlve in- A heart-shaped cake and red ballot' he sent to the county They include Mrs. Emory F. [I ADVANCED the ordinary of the state, and tordustrial consultant w th W, Alec and white streamen were deco- Board of Elections was correct the welfare of the nation. Jordan Associates in New York rations,' with a Valentine favor as to form, with spacing between Hosmer, Jr., 137 Manor Dr., Red City; Mr. Cooper, a iredit man- given-to each guest. Entertain- the term categories. Bank; Mrs. Ferhard W. Elm, 12[| Bayberry La., New Monmouth; Everybody Knew ager with United International ment included games and danc- "The form which is'printed on COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS Corp., and Mr. Hodai: an execu- ing. the voting machines," he said, Mrs. Howard D. Wellman, Free-|| hold; Mrs/George Median, Jr., Except Angelo Petri tive salesman in the pharmaceu- Attending were Mr, and Mn. 'is the responsibility of the coun- SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - tical business in New Jersey.; .> ty." Spring Lake Heights, and Mrs. at Gtntrd Eltetrlc In Lynchburg, Vir«|fnki Rsy Clawson of this place, Mr. Alexander T. Grider, Brielle. While news of the ordeal of the and Mn. Hans Menzel of Mo* He said that notification for world's largest wine tanker, the HAS PART IN DRAMA mouth Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-ballot inspection by candidates With new programs expanding from a broad base of achievement and Angelo Petri, wu carried all also a county Board of Elec- BIRTHDAY PARTY NEW BRUNSWICK — Lauren ert Clements of Long Branch, capability in Microwave, Radio Relay, Mobile and Multiplex communication ' over the world, it wu kept from K. Woods, son of Mi and Mrs Pamela .Lawlor, Margery Han- tions' retpontibllity. FAIR HAVEN — Susan Gall the man whom the vessel Lauren K. Woods, ton, Suzanne Rominski, Marilyn As to the number of voting ma- systems, General Electric's Communication Products Department can now offer 1 Ocean Rader, It Pine Tree La. wu II was named. Ave., Long Branch,, will appear McCabe, Diane SkrypeU, Janice dilnM. Mr. Hill noted that "this years old Friday. The occasion immediate placement for engineers with significant experience in: Angelo Petrt, the H-year-old with university students Feb. 11 Turner',, Chrystel Mehlhorn, Bar- wu a Board of Education deci- wu marked at a birthday party patriarch of the famed wine-pro- in the Queens Theater'Guild bare and George Sauerwein, Dar- sion,' at Willowbrook. Guests plsyed ducing family, la seriously in at presentation of WUHan Saroyaa1 Pierson, Michael Blatti, Keith Even with the number of per- games and danced. * Multiplex and Microwave Systems Planning, Layout Notre Dame Hospital. The Cave Dwellers" the Lit- Sosnockl, Richard Hamrock, sons whs turned away from the Guests were Nadine Bernard, and Test (Video, RF, IF Circuit Development) Wlille the ship fought for Its tle Theater on Doug ass College Frank Sharkey, Charles New-poll1 , because of the waiting line, Patricia Reynolds, Sharon King, Hfe off the San Francisco shore campus. Mr. Woods i* a Junior at comb, Thomas Clawson, Jeff Tuesday's election set a new rec-Holli Nbone, Jenifer Greene, Su- Mobile Power Supply Design Engineering Tuesday, nurses kept allnews Rutgers University and a Rum-Hughes, TfaoiMS Sandage. and Ord here, with 1,078 residents san Cool, Kathleen Baily, John Advance Development—microwave circuits < ' . '• • of it from the elder Petri. David and Ronald Clawson. voting. Glaser, Stanley Buck, Thomas Prior to the vote, both sides Robbins. Michael Bartel, Ashley Data Communication Systems Bell, William Hinton, Frederick campaigned door-to-door,, with Components Analysis Engineering flyers, bulletins and pamphlets, Sievers and James Zahl, all of and over the telephone. Fair Haven. Alto Mr, and Mn. Carrier Telephone Terminal Design Harry A. Rader of Red Bank, A civic group, the Keyport Transistor Circuit'Development •:.. - ' . : ;.,• ' Citiiena Association, came out and Mr. and Mn, Fred E. Gregg, against the school budget a week Fair Haven. Network Theory and Design (Piezoelectric, Quarts and ' before the election, but did not officially endorse any candidates. election will be filed with County Electromechanical Filters) Several on the slate which lost, Court within 41 noun, Mn. Cur- • Military Systems Planning and Design however, are KCA members, rie MM. Mr. Hulsart is president of the If the court throws the elec- Engineers with records of achievement in these areas will find genuine association. tion out,, a new election will be Legal papers challenging the called within a matter of days. opportunities for long-term professional success at this cornmercially-oriented' organization. And in addition to associating with leaders in the field, working in advanced arras, you'll gain extra satisfaction from operating in management areas—making broad decisions in related areas of Marketing, Product Planning, Manufacturing, etc,

But this is only part of the CPD story. Learn more about the opportun- ities and advantages awaiting you, both on and off the job, by arranging for a local interview.this weekend. . ,

INTMVIIWS IN IATONTOWN Saturday, Febnary II Call Our Engineering R«presenUUve at Ubnift-om (In Katentawn) Matardajr Hetwein M A. M. and 7 P. M.

If an Interview at this time la Inconvenient, Blcaaa writ* In atrlet eonidmec to Mr, W. J. Ktlly, D*pt, m COMMONICATIONI NOOUCTI DBYARTMINT OBSBRVINtt — Freeholder Director Joieph Irwin, standing, left, and Freeholder BHOII ITART O* TRIAL—Wlllam Van Rie, 31, a Abrsm 0. Voorheet check over technical dralting being done by ttudentt In clatiet Dutch radio, operator, tmilet ai ha potat with hit attor- tpontored by the Monmouth County Vocationil Board of Education In the Long ney, W. Langdon Powers, In Boston courthouse before Branch High School. Clattet are alto condunttei d in thop work, machine drawings, ttart of hit trial for murder. Van Rie, of Utrecht, The GENERAL ©ELECTRIC thop proceiiei and practical nursing. Included on the intpectien trip were Voes- Netherlands, It charged with the shipboard flaying of Mountain View Hnad, l*nchlMiri, Virginia tbnal Board President Marvin A, Clark, Ceun'y Schools Superintendent Earl B, G«r- Lynn Kauffman, 23, a Chicago dlvorets. rRon and Long Branch school offlclali, ' IAP Wlrepheto) M<#.' 'Sweet W Mfc Mfiv Mta. ftonis) Muto • JWfw# CM Strauss, Mn. FnMTCbnv Dance at Club tlaa, Mn. Robert luras. Mn. Party For HIGHLANDS-The Yacht Clut Union Elects ^ _ _ Edward Cclpe, Mn. Walter sponsored a "Sadie Hawkins' by O'Connor, Mn. Michael Maloney, Miss Cohen dance Saturday at the club. Mu M. M. Strann^io'MONMOOTH ST. SH 1-52f2 RED lANK ol the Pint Aid Squad Mn. Frank Salerno, Mn. Louis sic • was furnished by Irwu HIGHLANDS — Miss-Lois Co Atixiliary ia Aetary Park. Mem- Becker, Mn. William Fortncr, "Buck" LJnd and his orchestra KEYPORT —Michael M. Stra-1 hen, 27 Fifth St., was honored bers will meet it KM bunding at Mn. Cornelius Harrington, Mn, from Perth Amboy. no «u named president of the I T,'p m. ..• Pat Keelaa and Mn. John Kline. at surprise "Sweet 16" birthday Employees' Federal Credit Union! OUALITY - PRICE - SERVICi party given by her parents, Mr Emil W. Schwind, South Baj -Meeting hostesses hut week Ave., received the prize for th( of the Architectural Tiling Co.J were Mn. Fred Kahlkof. Mn. Tucson, Ariz., in MM was,the«nd Mrs. Jacob. D. Cohen, Sat Inc., at a general meeting in| ur the best costume and' Robert Ma Chtrlet Haasen ud Mn. Wil- lite of an Indian settlement d*y et American Legion chette, Jr., received'a specie Rollo's Post House last week. GEKIUINB - 66tO7» to 7 Ib.. SUSIXB I M £^ liam Kryataati. Also Mined Stfukahon. hall. , ^ „ -, award. Members of the club am Also named to the board of di-1 — - - - - - Attending were Misses Carole its Ladies' Auxiliary will meet rectors were George ManciniJI f c Date Fehlhaber, Lynn Voigtlan- tomorrow. vice president; Frances Jacoba,| der, Theresi Mooney, Lillian Attending were Mr. and Mn secreury; Robert It Fnntio, Jill Feldmm and Judy George O'Brien, Mr. and, Mn treuurer, and Foster Heller, a*-| s°Lamb 59 Crist, Wide Davis, Val Bern- Frank Bolen, Mr. and Mrs sistant treasurer. hardt, Michael Czarnecki, Rich Peter Giovia, Mr. and Mn. Wil Named to the supervisor's com-1 ard Raike, Thomas Riike, Al lism Gannon, Mr. and Mrs. Jo mittee were William Wagner,! fred Cohen, Michael Homiak and seph Giovia, Mr. and Mrs. Stan chairman; Mary Mahon, secre-i Arnold Perry, Highlands, ley Lane, Mr. and Mrs, Charlei ury; and Vincent Garcia, Select-1 STEAKS Alto, Missel Lane Conover, Ju Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mon ed for the credit committee werel dy Ann Guiliani, Debby Garrison, ahan, Mr. and Mrs. Emil W Richard Drops, chairman; |[ Eva Eirle, Patricia Piitnik, Rob- Schwind, Mr. and Mrs. Franl George Carter, secretary, and! erta Vida, Jane Flatley and Mar- Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Lo Betty Stackhouie. ilyn Larsen and Fred'• Gerlach, der, Mr. and Mrs. Richan Mr. Strano discussed the goals II John Kugtle, Al Heiman, Ame Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fur for INI and review* U» pastil deo Greco; Divid Schmedes, phy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mieth year whkh wai rtportad u aue-J YQU Thomas Seeley, Edward Willand Mr. and Mrs. French Burke PORTERHOUSE " with mudi ™ and Jack Congell, Atlantic High- George Ellis, Thomu Tyrell, Va Bernhardt, Frank J. Hall, Johi A dividend of Hvt per cent T-BONE or Also Mints Shelia. Gruber, Welch, Robert Machette, Jr. LOOK Marilyn Teitelbaum and Beverly Mrs. Lillian McCullough, Miss El was approvad for the 1W stock- Goldmin and Richard C. Faliek, ten Gannon and Miss Edith Clau holden. Mr. Richmond also ra-tl Long Branch; Misses Joyce C. ported merabanhlp in the Credit I PEtMONICO dett. Schoenbach and Shelly Krebs, UnioUi n totall s 2111 employeesl . Dur-Di[ Laurelton, L. I., and Paul Book- ing the year, 117 loans werel ONLY At binder, Valley Stream, Long Is- um n made totaling W7,J*», and a to- land. LAKEHURST — Kenneth Hel tal of MMN was depoaitad f»r|| Chaperones were Miss Cohen's big, 20. Bclmar. an eleetrieian savings by the rasmben. 1 FRANKS I! mother, Mrs. Jacob Cohen, Mrs. hu been fined $10 on a chargi I Sally Binder, Long Branch, and that he went through the Lake Girls Friendly | Mr, and Mrs, Barney Schoen- hunt toll gate of the Garden Stati I bach, Laurelton. Parkway without payinc a 10 UAIi-FRESH M M± LION'S cent toll. Sponsors Meet HILTON PARK -Mn. Alfredll I ILL YOU FIND ALL THESE SERVICES I* Suit to Visit Our N«w W. Wright, Sr., and Mn. Gilbert I It UNDER ONE ROOF! B. Parker entertained members I of the Girls Friendly Sponson II CHUCK CHOP 69 "CORBOSCO STUDIO" of St. Andrews Episcopal ChurchH • MY CHANIM . • liUNMY last Friday at the home of Mn. I • RU* CUMMtW •'»/« HOUR WIT WASH HATURINft THI WORLD'S HMBT Wright. BONELESS—AOED mi SEASONED The group will held a tricky • NM STORAM - CUANUM • RVAWS . FLOWERS - FOUAGE - FRUIT tray party Wednesday, Feb. H,\\ at * p. m. in church hall., SAME DAY SERVICE "SO REAL YOV CAN FOOL A BEE" Memben also an conducting II a gold bond stamp project. Card EYE ROUND ROAST SHUTS . DRY CUANIM* RiVAIRS Ubles are obtained by this pro), ARRANaiMRNTS FROM SI.SO UF ect, and two Ubles already have been purchased. .11

• •-.•••• •. '• ."•'•':"'-' ' - • CALL SH 7-2800 Bring your favorite eonUinirand itltef flowari Mn. John King and Mn. Emielll PICK.UP AND DHJVMY Aufieri will entertain the groupn ol YOUR ehotet. W« will gUdly do fh« »f Friday, Feb. 19, at Mn. Klng'sll 4

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Planned and designed not only for beuuty, the nen offices of the Donald W. MacCanneli Agency offer ea$yaceen uith a circle drive and a large parking area. HENDRICKSON CONSTRUCHON CO. >eb-v*m-s Esatoratioa waa started wMh • oat limestone caves known in discovery by Frank J. Mark- OUR OUICI WILL II v New Jersey, it was disclosed ewicz, principal geologist in the yesterday. state Conservation Department, At one point the caves north and carried on by spelunkers of here, near Allerton, are cs Ross Eckler of Mornstowa and timated to have a total drop of Rev Edgar Nutt of Hamburg. more than 70 feet This is twice The investigations are continuing *t deep as the 39 foot drop in Widmer said the limestone belt CLOSED th» Peapack Cave does not go near the Round Val- Dr. Kcmble Widmer, state ge ley Basin where the state is build- ologut, said the Peapack Cave ing a reservoir. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 12th LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY Friday and In Case of Emergency, Please Call - Saturday only! SH 1-0757 * THANK YOU MR YOUR SMVICIS ii axprauad by Mri. Gordon, Widen, third from right, naw praiidant of the auxiliary, of the Independent Fira Company Auxil- Monmouth Consolidated Water Co. iary, ai (ha givat 4ho unit's gift to Mr*. Harry Aumack, retiring praiidant. Looking en, left to right, Mri. Vite Cannave, correiponding ueratary; Mri. Albart MecDon- ald, recording laeratary: Mri. Patrick Ambreiia, vice praiidant, and Mri. John Gen- It Pays to Use Classified Display evaia, treasurer. Mri. Donald Patterson will terve ai tha auxiliary's chaplain. ••••••••••••€• 9 TO 9 Inch Shows How Wife Was Struck LOS ANGELES (AP) - A pis-Marie Anne Lldholm, the ELITE tot in Us hand, Dr. R. Bernard Finches' 19-year-old maid, to Finch stood over the man who fire a rifle In case of prowlers, IRON RAILING is prosecuting hihim mi mur- Pushed Against Wan HOME IMPROVEMENT SALE der charge. ' . .... "If Marie Anne came into the "I won't hit you." Dr. Finch door with the rifle, she'd see told Deputy OUt. Attorney Fred me standing there with the gun. N. Whichello. "I promise." "Marie Anne would probably Whichello sat on the floor be- shoot me -under those circum- lease win have that X fore the Jury box, demonstrating stances - so I would have to the position the doctor ssid his either take a shot at Marie wife waa in when he hit her Anne, or she is going to shoot wed as addss) safety ff with a gun butt, fracturing her me. I didn't want any gunplay. skuU. • Don't b* LOCKED OUT • • • WINS MMMBSBV ^^ I dropped it (the gun so I could tree Ralllag fey # Wasa't Mad at Wife disarm her." ALWAYS CARRY AN EXTRA KEY This blow, he ssid, was struck "Then," asked Whichello, "as "Elite." They're ad- shortly before Barbara Jean Marie Anne came in through the justable ta'Kt either Finch died — shot through the; door, you immediately threw level er stairs. £ back. yourself into her?" : «1 The doctor maintains she was "Yes." said Finch. shot accidentally. • WITH THIS AD "I wasn't road at Barbara," To the Hospital Finch testified yesterday. "I was He testified earlier that he VENETIAN WINDOWS scsred to death. I wasn't mad grabbed Marie Anne as she ran KEY NIPLICBTID at her." into the garage and pushed her Se*|eet to key Weak that we SHADES • Tha doctor said his wife drew head violently against the gar- BUNDS a gun from her car after he age wall, leaving her semi-con- and Carole Tregoff confronted scious. He said he then made Cotton Topo)! tier in the garage of the Finch the women get into the car. so home late last July IS to discuss he could drive to the hospital a divorce. But his wife, he said, grabbed Finch, 42, and Miss Tregoff, the pistol and ran from the gsr- his 23-year-old mistress, are ••*;.H* f8'* he followed her, charge•d- wit"--•h • murder. grabbed the weapon again, and Feared Maid Had Rifle it discharged accidentally — fat- Whichello sat'on the courtroom ally, wounding his wife — u he floor to help the doctor illus- tried;to throw it away. t TORCH ENCLOSURE SALE trate Ms version of the incident • The doctor said Miss Tregoff in the Finch garage. The doc- fled the scene during the gar- FREE liter said: ' • age episode. ' "When I Jerked it (the gun I WeaUat BeUwe Ceay ESTIMATES away from her, Mr. Whichello, Earlier yesterday, five police I grabbed her head - and jerked officers,from Minneapolis, Mian. 10*. ete«a« It forward — and went, bangt' testified, out of order, for the Here Finch swung" the plstoldefer.se. in**.,-3 yean butt close to the prosecutor's Defense attorney Grant B temple. Whichello rose and re- Cooper quitted all -five aboul sumed his cross-examination: the reputatiop n of Jack P. Codyy, THtWatatow* "You knocked Barbara down • Minneapolis convict who test. and out with the butt of the ified that Dr. Finch and Miss An Mass te Glut MHI! II gun, and then turned your at- Tregoff hired him to kill Bar- • BUDGET TERNS • FREE DEUVERY DAILY aad SAT. I A. M M I P. M. tention to whoever was arriving ban Jean Finch. (The doctor Mffr.'iUit II- Is that right?" said that he hired Cody to fol- WED. aad FRI. I A. M. ta I P. W "That's right," said Finch. low his wife — and possibly try >. $17.tl The doctor said he had taught to date her — to get informs- • tion to use against her in a We Re-Tefe mi COMPUtl divorce fight.) atw VasMSLia VaR^Raa v^^^nas^VVa^Raaar ON YOUR I Cancer Benefit Set Cooper asked each of the of- ficers if they would believe Cody IMUt M T#oJojy ANY Sttl: H" • J4" I By VFW Auxiliary under oath. All answered neg- MIDDLEXOWN - A card par- atively. ty for the benefit of the Cancer Fund will be heM Feb. 29 in the Veterans of Foreign Wars home b/ the Auxiliary. Tickets an on sale. Mrs. Mary Allen mi accepted into the auxiliary at last week's meeting. Plans era being made for a visit by Mrs. Minor John- son, elxth district president, and Mrs. John Sommer, department president, next Wednesday. The use of the kitchen will be discontinued on Saturday nights. A donation was made for re- freshments for the sixth district meeting. A ticket was purchased SHORT COATS for the'president, Mrs. William McManus, to attend a testimon- ial dinner for Edward Duva, de- partment Junior vice commander, at /Buck Smith's Restaurant, Feb. 21. Miss Peggy MacLear, Junior vice president, was in charge of refreshments served to the boys' baseball team Sunday in ~ie hall. Proceeds from the recent tricky tray party amounted to I1M. Mrs. McManus, sixth dis- trict guard, and her delegation, attended the sixth district meet- In Jan. 25 at Ashby Johnson Post, Asbury Park. Mrs. Frleds Wlnklemaira and Mn. Mildred Hoyl0 were reported ill* Seek Hospital Auxiliary Aid RARITAN TOWNSHIP - An appeal is being made by the trus- tees of the proposed Bayahore Community Hospital for the for- mation of women's auxiliaries in each of the aresi to be covered by the hospitsl. Locally plant are now under way for the formstion of an aux- %ea Moodty Dm Stturdiy • A. M.'IN I P. M, iliary. Women Intereiled are asked to contact Mri, Robert ASIURY PARK-ROUTE 3S Hart, 40 Knoll Ter., Hailct, Women'i auxiliaries are s (Asbury Pork Traffic Circto) much-needed part of sny hospital NRTH AMIOY, 3*1 ImM Strut and plsy a tremendous part in Iti formation and keeping it rum ' P ISILIN, U. S. Hla>way 1 «t Ofeet> If. Trafk Circle smoothly alter It it built, Terlh Amboy, IMIIS Clned Saaday . spokesmen said. Each Individual auxiliary will hive Its own set Amplt Parking at All Starts of by-liwi, *.!. Reporter HI! fcf Ata H. Caak aa* Heart Cto>. We were in the little Spanish courtyard and the THOMM nvmo HHMM, old Guatemalan cook was saying to the priest- "I know M. HAROIJ* KELLY, I what the Americano wants for breakfast He likes W. HAMIY F0MNGTON, tntvOm Manager coma flakkas." She came out of the kitchen into the eftaaAasadatadPreit sunshine and clicked across the tiles toward the little **• MMiM SWM I* •nUlMS uenuinlr to l*» OM lor msubUciUm U U» I0C4I MWI |MM B OH m|«|ii u nil H u tP am diwltt fountain and the breakfast table, prat* et Orcatatlea tling in Spanish to the priest. At SM Stalk lUfliur MannM M HauelM r«ponriMlltlH tor InatwMnl I said to the priest: "What do you •Ml, »ut will nprlnt without eh*r|t. Uwt put of u «4v«m«m«nt In vuch u» mfrwbM •Man. AdnrtlMti vui PIMM notllj im muxiaunt ImnadluelT M u>jr tiror which nwj occui. do here at night?" He was a big man nu •man H nipultmiMM far •uttmmu" el eplalou In lttt«r» (rom IU ntdtra. from Brooklyn, Father Dan Lenihan, a MkMitfUaa MtM ti 'Mraaet On fu SM.ee; Ml mrnilBi MM man with a busted nose. He looked like •MM mn •> esuaur. t enu con br null. » MOU a long-ago loser. He had boxed some THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1M0 and his walk was a bit pigeoned, but baseball was his real love. His true love. ( He was down in Guatemala City, The High School Problem to save eouls. I was there for the revolution. We were both doing well. He liked the poor Indians and the two new Ugh schools are being the other with Union Beach and very correct Spanish clerks who came to his iglesia to in the Bayshore, a $1,500,000 Holmdel. mass, but he looked Brooklyn and, when he walked the white-sunned streets he resembled a reject from in Raritan Township and a Holmdel continues to balk at the ; $1^00,000 school for the recently- regional idea, noting that within a St JWck'i Anna. 7V7. ' , . . '•• • ; \-' "There Is nothing." he said. "No night life. Some- created Henry Hudson Regional dis- few years its tax ratable*, from new times, I go to the American Club at night" v trict which includes Highlands and industry, will far surpass therata The old cook brought the corna flakkas and poured Atlantic Highlands. bles in Keyport or Union Beach. milk on It and grinned at me through the spaces; in This will solve, possibly, half of Regional school construction costs her teeth. "What can one do at the American Club?" the Bayshore's high school problem. are divided on a tax ratable basis I said. The morning sun cut across the green ferns . The existing high school in Mata> Holmdel, with only a few high school around the base of the fountain and made it look like : wan is bulging at the seams. . pupils at present, understandably is lace. ,, ••; • • •' • v •'•".•• "•'. •••••-• v .; ' reluctant to regionalize. "A good steak." he said. "A very good steak and Even with double sessions, the The township, however, must some conversation." I shrugged. "You call that fun?" building is packed and officials have make a decision. Its failure to do so He looked at me. "What do you call fun?" | been warned that the high,school THESE DAYS WILLIAM will continue to delay the Keyport- "Oh," I said, "stop being a priest for a moment. may lose its accreditation by the end I can't go to bed after dinner. I have to unwind." He Union Beach - Keansburg regional By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY of this year unless voters approve S. WHITE said the American Club had four bowling alleys. I came study. to life. "I used to bowl a lot," I said. "In my best year, "suitable" new school construction. The most serious problem that faces the United In Matawan, much depends on WASHINGTON-iVice President I averaged 165." ^ Keyport High School faces almost States today is Cuba. A pro-Communiat aUte has been Richard Nixon is going to put a the outcome of the separation issue. nostalgic touch of yesteryear "How long ago is that?" Father Lenihan said, He as serious a problem. established in Cuba with the clear objective of bar If Matawan Borough and Mata- back into this fall's presidential wasn't really interested. He was making conversation. Superintendent John 0. Hartzler gaining with Soviet Russia for the munitions of war struggle. •,..•'•• wan Township remain a consolidated in return for the Cuban crops of sugar, rice, tobacco He will revive the old-fashioned "Fifteen years ago," I, said. "I haven't bowled since." has notified the board that enroll- campaign train. He will not useHe said that he bowled regularly, because he liked to district—and the decision may be and whatever else is to be offered. it to the exclusion of the air- keep in shape. He was a good bowler, a man with a ment increases will necessitate con- reached within less than a month- It is impossible to believe that so liner, of course. But he will use working hook and a lot of power. I told him he would tinuation of double sessions there it Is incumbent on the school board important a figure as Anastas Mikdyan it enough to extract all the ad- even after Raritan students move out vantages of that method of go- have to put up with a little man who needed a.lot of to resubmit a high school proposal would spend a week In Cuba, a small ing through the countryside. practice. of Keyport and into the new Raritan apparently unimportant country. But And he will go into many sec- to the voters as quickly as possible. He didn't mind. That night, we went to the club school. •••.7 :. :; -:;,- ^;- •'•>' Cuba can become a very important ond-sized cities, which of .recent In Keyport and Matawan, inac- years have been largely neglect- and had the steaks. I had to fight him for the check, country because if Soviet Russia estab- Keyport has entered into two re- ed by campaigners In their pre- although I knew he didn't Have enough money for bus tion and delay will serve only to ag- lishes an air base, a missile base in theoccupation with the very biggest fare downtown. He found a boy who was willing to set gional high school studies, one with gravate what has become a most heart of Cuba, it will become necessary places. The Nixon people will no pins on the old-fashioned alleys, and he found the Union Beach and Keansburg and critical situation. SOKOLSKY f the United States to take immediate or describe this as actual "plan- switches and turned on the lights. action. Cuba is 90 miles away from Miami. It could be ning." For they take, deadpan, the position that'since Nixon isn't nay, 31 per cent ia a more proba< very useful to the Soviet Universal State. It could be- I had the wrong shoes and my paints were turned YOUR MONEY'S WORTH nominated yet for President i up at the cuffs and I took a long look at the head pin bblle ffigurei . \ come the center of revolutionary action throughout would be "presumptuous" to talk to expert statiiti- According the American hemisphere. His for this reason that already of campaign plans. and winged the ball down and it crossed the alley and ians, multipuMBl r bbuyers may Anyhow, and paying all due rode the gutter like a black pea on a nervous knife. taking a fail million ot each Trujillo, the director ot the Dominican Republic, is heed to such formal attitudes, ir's new cart by 1965. Father Dan counselled me to take it easy. He gave me taking defensive actioiriSagainst possible revolt in his all this Is. actually what Nixon ; : 4 f! i Right now, Detroit Is doubt. a few tips., fc " ;. -;;" * "*• $:* :' •% ^'i ''" DETROIT-A glut reason for need of the working wife forFa own country. .. . is. going to dq when the time Ing whether. It'll sell even «,50OV comes. And, ft if an interesting il- forecasting that aanual atitq sales ear of her.owo. The husband-as* M new cars this year. Perhaps But what is the United States doing?;President thft first game, he got 133. I got 138.1 apolo- la thieaew epoch ottoH&MottoH&M *k wor«tojntea» «lio often la thieaew If a preaumptuoia of a visitor to Eisenhower is going to take a trip to Latin America; gized. He said it was nothing. As the second game start- t, soon will top 7,M0,M0, movea Into the Incomncme elan guess, but I think the goal will smaU Mn'gv'when he Is free ed, he seemed a little grim. He stopped giving tips on then wlH mm toward S,M,0N epurrlag two-car ownership, ff be hit. And baWre they or I amBut even at that gambit we have been beaten by Mi-to do so, to get the best possible in the mkMH Not to obvious ii the (act thai many years older, Detroit will koyan's visit to Cuba, the significance of which cannot total effects. how to hold the ball and how to stand. He got 164.. I and will be la this decade, rlelng millions of be reaching for goals of 8,000,000 , ^ FIGHT AGAINST POACHERS our standing among nations. The President of the Uni He Is able to think about cam- >Aa obvhwi factor will be the prnRE, s. b. (AP) - Black- ted States Is the symbol of the total nation, or all paign trains, But the Democratic out lights, familiar to combat •Mlmuatlon of the swing toward America. No apology, no explanation can wipe away aspirants must grapple with an agwiiliaii living and while our soldiers of World War II and Incomparably more urgent ques- 'iSb' population probably {ores, are finding a new pur-an Insult to him. Possibly this is one reason why Presi- tion, the bald question of survi- yk In the '«• ai ose in South Dakota. dents have avoided leaving territorial United States in val, In the nominating convention, t dM^tha '80i, It will ex. Game wardens art using them over the next fellow. •iff, la ma suburbs, many fami' o Increase the aaftty factor In the past Today Presidents travel everywhere and now ! Gam MM compelled into tw» chasing down parsons poaching that all the arrangements for this visit have been made, So Nixon can go Into nicely psychological tactical problems SFowMnhlp by the breakdown game by night. Tka state service there can be no turning back. At the same time, there tfi.avMIc transportation, With began Installing tha blackout while they have got to sweat! nireada and buaes abandonlm lights on patrol can after two must be no risks, over the whole basic strategy of eoMmuttr llaes, slaahlng sched- warden* were Injured when their how to set at him. There if a tittf tad cowtaatry raising fsrei, vehicles collided headon as they The invasion of Latin America by Soviet Russia genernl Democratic view — not a;car "for mt bread buyer ai were attempting lo trap a deer Is a direct result of (he incorrect policy of the renun- unanimous but nearly so—that the "Rive wall aa the brtadwlaner" Isn't poacher, ciation of the Monroe Doctrine. As long as thai Doc- 'cm hell" technique |uita cotrenloate, It'i in esien- toward Nixon won't do, If only till It tht faatny ii »live where rlne prevailed as the basis of our relations with Latin bccauio people have heard It i It don, . Tha constitution of Panama America, no foreign power dared to Invade a Latin so often so lory. But what 6-TlmrMJiy, Feb. 11, I960 was amended In 1818 to elect tine In pUco of It? That Ii the Not ao obvious a factor ii the ovlncial governor!, American country. rub. OMPMU'S "SUKR-RI6Hr QUALITY SOUPS 2tr27 GRAIN FID IIIF lifiiif ttjfc) Handy Andy AlPurpMtUquMClMNr "35* 10 k. Ml Dotorjont WiACe dbdSudiiiif RIBS-BEEF 59169 cut raG QUALITY Cut-RitoWaxodPapor , GRAIN FIP IEIF DolMontolartlottPoars POT ROAST -59: Phtoapplo Julct 3 «T . 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II and 8, aad March lll MMtltut. tt« kKii "it'll tutu to buqer by the tint lbs pace has been quickening. BE IT itatOLVKD OKI Uw awnrtff «( nnnm ul i)W" The 7,000 bulk tanks on New York I. at I o'clock. M|H'.w DM nu ISM. _._ Buk lUitiMt. l» tin Hut! It gets to tat pUnt." tht tannerdairy (arms represent a 40 per . . »M IT SrUKTMR HMKWKD, Ml MM M«t •>• »ub«*t« In Tfc. B»S used to wfc* at tht driver haul' Interasted, parents aad boys cent increase over a year ago, may contact Mr. "• X Kwlbwt «ot. atrt* at»rm Uw M m Mt*••«••*»\ ing milk ever roads eo bumpy said Prof. Richard D. Alpin, an- the* bouncing cut could eubeti- t. mume other Cornell (arm economist Mr. IlcCw ttte for churns. Mr. Unura "Until recently, tht The switch to bulk tanks has Mr. Lunbtrton increased the mobility of milk," Mr. tlw M.yor and TvaiuMy C*e» of nilk from cow to THI QUPM — Miss Lillian Buntin, 42 Victor Aye,, Eat- was back-braabJag aad spokesmen for the Dairy- t'a Ltagut and the Metropoli- entown, is crowned "Miu Negro History I9OO" by Uat tan (feeparativt milk Producers IU|i)ltl » om.r InumtM ptrmu. IWay M is becomfag a atntm- Bargaining Agency. yatr's quttn, Ehcnalb Farrow, 236 Central Avt., Long MUd Oftratka with the tattaUa- "The obvious result is that Branch. At left it Paulint Cheie. 36 See View Manor, UGHTERUPt •MUMVMY annnun tt» dpipelaw milken, bulk some country plants have been Long Branch, third place winner, tnd tt right it Rachel yoDDtacnoH •to/oa tho Inn ud OOMOU- closed, otbtrt win be dosed ss Lighter shades of I t deKiwict at the movtmeat fe> bulk tanks con- Robimon, Set View Mtnor, Long Branch, second piece. takug priority f l m MUmSSTnlrm. OM4 »t Tu coUMHotn tinues." Tht crowning Sunday elim«Ked tha third tnnutl ctltbrt- 4. Tttti owml AmrfHUlmt ,, , , 5. Um: A&hlfHi JUnaiiM Otb.r Tsui OumM rrop«rt» Tu Of *0 44,000 The Dairymen's League, the tiofl of Negro History Wttkiponiortd by tho Long (I.*. SMffts/IIUetlluiMiii lUvtMW U4 MNIM jtroai D.lln«l»«t Tllll) MS,«H.W VHnHKHu Mli to New largest operating co-operative In Irtnch Branch of tht Asiocitrioiifor tho Study »f Ne- artbecoansi S. OUhnaeit (MMtur *•» lor SUMM.•( MuaiMMt' *t4tm ArarwriitloM (A. Ml«n)l lift Stato km IntttOod bulk tht Northeast, started with more passe. WiiSdiS (t) Local TU lor XialMftl nrpawi lacludlai luHtr* tor UncoUicitl TUM _n»m.ts tab, rsortesntlm an investment than 300 country plants about 25 gro Lift tnd History. ' ',••„'•• • '•':?•' aoceat oo, eye at* tTlMM per tans. years ago. Today the league op- makeup.asoft- - ti mt <9liay of ma others, edit aa- erates SS plants. Neighborhood CommiMioner arshada of lip- TtM tuvmnta uproBiitUd under ttht Utlt 4 aembliag rnlfltfaa can*, art think- The league and the Metropoll Dinner Slated stick la Bttdtd "Si William Maddock conducted the tt beta! out ntf alum u tu Agtacy joined efforts recent- tt beta! u meeting and Cubmaster Harry W. real eya baauftft .Afte After cMr cMdMd - flu • Job ly to determine what the futureFor Pack 149 holds tor their members. Richards welcomed Mrs. Irene tog oo tfct right color tttt toto pAbout 2.000 dairyam la mt last "We are aiming at two thinp, wMt iapBftu^l tftr iad ll.«00 alaw INI bm RAJUTAN TOWNSHIP - Plans Wilson aadI Mm, Catherine For- they said—developing a more ef- for a Blue and Gold dinner were taflMd to other pursuits. Prof. ficient method of moving milk giOM. • ..,•"•"'•.• •• •; • !t^^uSwsrn Robert ttory, a Cornell Iltivtr- discussed at a meeting of com- The comnflttee also discussed OBtline of your boa. ^ from mt point of production tc mitteemen and den mothers of Hsviog your haJr the right ait* farm tooaomist. laid the tht point of marketing, and try reorganlution of the pack and tn id is likely to cooUaue, "for cub Pack Hi, West Keaniburg. •hatia la very important In ing to develop programs under tha ateaaaity of parastt or guar- changing' the coloor of yyour « uw Mtiaui«i Utt ui tiu ud UTT ani tu. MUJ tut tix m* mt »7H "^^Jj" tjShilt at hast" in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wit-dians, remaining the full 'length tut BtfiM.M m* AMIUI : inerftN which all dairy farmers will be lism Farley, ]1( Essex St.. Fri- hair, choose a naturatl l looklk- lHtAetiul .-Do the ditniea down on theeffectively represented when bar- of pack meetings. iin g shadhde ththat wall with TtsL.1T Tai l Tu TuMtt m mean lower prleti for thtgaining for prices and marketing day, v;.,•;_ • The next committee meeting your colorioloringg. Ott the advice to icwlfe? of an npaif at Stephen Hair- in programs." A pot-luck supper will be held will be held Tuesday, Msrch 1, i.U ',Ifo one will ay precisely. The Tuesday, Feb. 21, at S p. m. inin the home of Mrs. Forgioae, dressers, Campbell's Junction, j.n prospects look iHm, however. 518 Main St,1t%fd. Fhoot |S*J.»7«.» SK.SI KU.IHN tirtl ,»»•»„. B Utt ipl Mon ud man tha West Ketnsburg fire house. South Laurtl Ave., West *NMHtf*«f ttPiypoiattd oat that rUtaiw* Pen, mothers are In charge. 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WASHER tmuits WUHM ea),»is.w tW4,tit*ii SPECIAL • WMWa* II tWeb af Dry eteiMe j t ewto, nwm nro 35 othertariM Heart boua to ehooaa Iron $1.00, $1.79, $2.29 aad up to $35. BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP A V*ntlmtTi«y ••N "•'•^ piraa IVirUai ta Rear af Ifara — White lftee» —/•/» rwiuri Tilt• .—«..-....™.,,^,ra,,, JQ M« a* «• aW ed vice president; Mrs. William p ffp HJOHLAMW '-*£-\np& Miss Evelyn Coddingtos, Key- die, Mn. Edward Wyan, Mrs. Witch Sodal da* «. OnKashruth Perry, secretary, and Mrs. Wal- The first birthday of Margar- baptized Sunday in St. Mary's Headquarten, New York City, ter Junle, treasurer. A venison Catholic Church. The god-parents port Rd., attended the Moody was a guest at the monthly meet- Robert Johnson. Mrs.Salvatore Charile'a and Eddie's last KEYPORT - At the board et Kiende, daughter of Mr. and Bible Institute* Week at the Bible I. William Sheehan, Jr., with Mrs. William A. Feet* aad supper was served, with Mrs. Mrs. Edward Kiehxle, Locust were Mr. and Mn. Anthony Mrs. Eaton Brink as bostesees. taeeting of the Hebrew WOMB'S H. Laurence Scott, Jr., in charge. Mayo, this place. A buffet sup- College, Chicago, last week. League Thursday night, Mrs. Ter., was celebrated at a fam- Bryan, Mrs. Burton Leder, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Bunting ..and ily party last week. per was served to friends and ert Simpktns, 14 Lynn Blvd., Haz Btrtnnd Goldstein, educational Mrs. WUlard Foster had charge relatives after the ceremony. Plain for an Easter party the let, last Thursday. Wendell Glllham, Mrs. Joseph M. i Esther Dennis win to JC+ vice president, presided in theof devotions at the Ladies Aid day before Easter for the child' Miss Stuckman assisted Mrs. James Redmond, hostesses Wednesday. Attending absence of the president, Mn. Society meeting in the Baptist Bandages for hospitals were The Cherry Tree Republican ren in the Locust Wood area Psul Waffenfeld. Church last week, Her topic was made at the Deborah Griggs Club will elect officers tomorrow. were made at the Locust Wood Mrs. Joseph Grxelka, Mn. Ed- Highlight of the evening was • "Life's Little Things." Cancer Girls Guild in the Baptist Church Mrs. Helen Santianna was host- Civic Association meeting last fire girls and their parents pres- ward F. LaMarr, Mrs. Chsrles talk by Mrs. H. 0. H. Levins on dressinp were made hi the Friday. Miss Ruth Herbert was ess at the meeting last Friday. week in Buck Smith's Restaur- ent. It was announced by Miss Miller. Mrs. Walter Monahaa, As far as .Nashville is con-Mrs. Charles O'Connor and Mrs. tlM subject of kashruth. Mrs. Le-morning, and dessert wsi served in charge of devotions. The Girls A dinner dance for Installation ant. In May, a ladies night is Stuckmsn that training courses cerned, Shreveport was the poor- vfae told of recipes for interna- by Mn. Curtis Welling, Mrs. Gay- were hostesses at a meeting of of officen is planned for March. planned, and the women will will begin in March. Feste. • . ••**";• est drawing teem In the Southern •• • •••:.-:'!ii".-. tional foods prepared in the kosh- lord Hansen. Mrs. Harold Mor- the Women's Missionary Society have charge. A clam bake is Films will be shown on the er manner. The speaker explain- ford and Mrs. Ralph Mulford. of the Monmouth Association Penny Altten; daughter of Mr. scheduled for June and a parade origin and purpose of Campfire Association last season. Only 4, «w Raauuft tUMttM riNW ire the teams play 11 games .MlNlMIr IS MOHSMtt MUBO-S S9M ed that kosher mesas., holiness, Mrs. Elmer Meyer,was welcomed Monday ia the church. Ml sad Mn WUIlam Altken, Mill- for the children will be held in Girls and instructions will be"" »"M saw •aikM stoat —*• twin us stusrs respect for We. as a new member. Darieae Best rand Nancy Cat. OfOOR,; PI, celebrated her first July. given to assist leaden ia Nashville; Miss B. Dorothy Cohen spoke oa the United Jewish Appeal and the Sate of Israel Bonds now on •ale. Miss Cohen also mentioned that at the March meeting the • "Matron Fund" will be undertaken for toe needy at Pass- ' time. Mn. Richard Ackerman, ways and means chairman, sUted that final plans have been completed for the card party to be held in Ye Cottage Inn Tuesday, Feb. MAYFAIR'S If, at 8: JO p. m. Refreshments will be served. Mn. Stanley Ka- looh is in charge of the affair. Mn. Saul Sahner, announced that M women attended the Tor- an luncheon la Rumson Jan. U. The donor dinner will be held la June. Mn. Jack Goldberg, ft nancial vice president, reported on the planning, The nursery school, now mak- ing plans for lie next year of SAVff JUNG KOHNSJAMK operation, is still accepting •OH A WOULD Of youngsten for Its present class. SALE EVENT Mn. Larry Eisemso is in charge WONDHIFUL rut am Hairs A FOUOW-UP SALE BMMMINO WITH SINSATIONAL VALUES, PtOVINO ONCI AGAIN MAYPAirS OfNUINI of enrollment and curriculum. DESIRE TO MING YOU THE GREATEST FOOD VALUES EVER ... PLUS WORDERfUL KINO KORN STAMK. Mn. Goldstein reported that the annual branch board meet- Uig will be Thursday, March 10, with all members of theiward participating as hostesses to members of the branch board of the Hebrew Women's League. A film, "The\ World of Sholem Aleichen," will be shown at the regular meeting of the Sisterhood tomorrow at the synagogue. Mn. Jules Selinger is program chair- man, Mn. Selinger also an- nounced that Purim celebration will be held Saturday, March 5, at 9 p. m., in the form of masquerade party and dance, "Simply WondtriuP with a live bud. A play will be presented by local talent. Cos- tumes are optional. Prixes will King of the) Ovm be awarded for best costumes Mrs. Ralph Star, Mn. David i, ' ••'•••' .,•••••'•'' Umbers and Mn. Goldstein were meeting hostesses. Cut Father Cox Supper Is "Simply Vyembrfvr-Hkkwy Smottexr-Sugar Curtd ELBOW ^ Set Teb. 28 Full Gut LONG BRANCH - Men and women of the armed forces and their dependents have been in- vited to attend the third annual LIQUID DETERGENT '^^ Father Cox Memorial Supper to be put on by the Long Branch USO In the Star of the Sea Ly- HAMS ceum, Third and Chelsea Aves. Sunday, Feb. 2s. The supper is held in memory of the late Rev. Leo M. Cox. who was pastor of Star of the Brisket Corned Beef a?. *49 lea Catholic Church and a com- munity leader ia Long Branch. "ShnpfV Wofidorfw/"-ShorKinc!o«h Valny-Gev't Grade "A"-lh-2 Ifa.Avg. He died two yean ago. The USO will start receiving entries for the Miss USO I960 contest at the Valentine dance In Rock Cornish Game Hens 49< the Asbury Park club tomorrow night. The contest closes March II. Girls will be judged on popu- larity, USO participation and tal Fancy V. S. Ho. 1 Smelts ant. Music .will be by the Buzz and Jesse Combo. . • ' Twenty-five Junior hostesses, accompanied by Miss Lottie Del- LINDEN FARMS EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES Out and Mn. Ida. Jernitedt, sen- ior hostesses, will attend a dance or HAPPY BOY Frwli Roby Spait Ribs *49* at the Lakehurst Naval Air Sta- tion Friday night. Smoked Cflli HQMS ««U.A«I. The Asbury Park USO com- ICE CREAM ALL FLAVORS mittee will meet this month in the home of the chairman, Ro- FrashRvHs land J. Hlaes. At the second, in lMerSMd|M> i|b |o e sion, examinations la novice or RYE BREAD o«'""*- «« °'19 TULIP FAIR SAUERKRAUT OKhnJdaa class amateur licenses. nuns i wcfTAUfs MORTON'S DtlHtt From Our Appt^hdncj Dtpt. Rtejf Mlfje) CIlMlWI oa«fi mSTMsTlHDAV rrsjatif mej> iwnjsj wwnsjn 49 'KEANIBURG - The first IOIUP HAM Imported • freshly Sliced before your eyas Ib. ff£ Urtoday d Kiaberty XeUhcr, ~"^ MrmEMPEROR deugbter of Mr. aid Mn. Joseph sir CHUNK IALAIM ' ib Wtlch's ftipt Met Itr49>| Kelaner. Can A«t., was eelsbrat- Amsrlean Koaner. Freshly llleed GRAPES v16< DcwMy Fkki Wfffkn 4 ft4 od Sunday ' • • your Choice FRESH CARROTS Crlss* e»s ^^*4^> OtwMWeMr.awllln.Wal. Cifcst H»m* ttom bunth 15C snOfWII S VnMlf 4Ck««tt Wseas>4a|C| tar Cam Mri aad Mn, Charles CHOfflO HAM I PASCAL CELERY Quaekenbasb aad daughter, Dai- Freshly ailcid before your eyee tin; Ma. Ronald Anderson end LUNCHEON MEAT ) Tour Chele* |b. TEMPLE MANGES Umt mi lwy to Ml 10 ° 49« Ittf Stoakt o™**** »«.(«, 49cI children', Marylou and John; Mn, AURRICHIO PROVOLONI CHHSI O.nulna Import.d Ib. ff« 1*. T»ln C«»ntr Own. Prim sHMtlw Mim .. M. IM II Charles Hull and children, Holly, MelNTOSH APPLES ' lf*6. MM to llxiH. NSM Isle Janice, Nancy and Charles; Mr, LABTA, MISHS i CAUNEH CHUM twin. Ib. ffa) lT 1 and Mrs, Oomlnick Novembre and children, Rosemary, Peter and Bemsdctte; Mrs, Peter Me Dermolt, Mis. Marge Leddy; Victor May and sons, Victor, I 56 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank Jr. and Richard; Mr, and Mrs Raymond Eckert and daughters, JUe Llnds, Rente end Roxanne; Mr, end Mrs, Michael Reo, and Urgaino and Uada Reo. 5 *' S, MMfefftv Mm Lyonn Mn, BMJMMI JUttmMtr, Mn. Mn, WMM D, MOM, At> George EUif, Mn. Fred Renv H«v# Luricheon train, aad Mra. /. t, GfaanV h Feted bert, Mr*. William B. Kendriek, Bern. Switzerland, Eacb waa Mrs. John Mackel, Mrs. Julius EATONTOWN — Flags of the dressed in typical costume of the HIGHLANDS - A surprise bri Schwarz, Miss Francine Lyons, 12 of the United Nations deco- country she represented.; . dal shower was recently given in Miss Eileen O'Keefe, Miss Kath- rated Gibba Hall, Fort Mon- Modeling costumes from coun honor of Miss Francine Lyons, leen O'Keefe and Miss Maureen 114 Linden Ave., by Mrs. Ellis mouth'a Officer's Club,- for a tries where they have lived while O'Keefe, Highlands. luncheon meeting held there last their husbands served overseas *. O'Keefe, HI Navesink Ave. Also, Mrs. Joseph Tomani and week by post officers wives. were Mrs. W. Preston Corder Miss Lyons, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Muzzi, Long Branch; Mn. John F. McAuliffe and Mrs. Thomas F. Lyons, will Mrs. Frank lllo and Mrs. Daniel Women of the post attended, Mrs. Raymond F. Borelli, Mrs become the bride of Airman 2-C collopy, Navesink, and Mrs. dressed in costumes they had Frank Secan and Mrs. Charles oseph R. Small, son of Mr. Amos Briner and Mrs. Roy Ford, Rambo, who wore costumes« and Mrs. Joseph Small of Wood- brought home from other coun- Atlantic Highlands. tires. A display of articles from from Hawaii; Mrs. George Starr, side, L, I., Feb. 21 in Our Lady Mrs. Emory W. Kline, Jr. and f Perpetual Help Catholic ON HONOR ROLL foreign lands was shown in the club's Garden Room. Mrs. Russell M. Quackenbush, church, Highlands. MOUNT HERMON, Mass. - Japan; Mrs. George A. Broms, The bride-elect is in her sen- Among the students at Mount Mrs. C. D. Brown was coordin- Formoss; Mrs. Thomas W. Child, or year at Atlantic Highlands Hermon School who have been ator for a panel discussion on Vietnam; Mrs. Clarence W. Huff, High School. The bridegroom- named to the honor roll for the customs in other countries. Wives China; Mrs. John Killam. India, n/tht Ntw50 Star Hag! elect is serving with Air Force, second marking period ending of three Allied Nations officers. and Mrt. Dale H. Snick, Ger- and is stationed with the 646th Jan. 23 is F. Philip Handy, son currently attending the Army Sig- many., 8MW yaav prMt la Amrica... Radar Squadron, Highlands. of Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. Han-nal School at Fort Monmouth. Attending were Mn. Thomas dy, « Hance Rd, Fair Haven Dttatoy "OM •toty" m BtfrftHc ; Lyons, mother of the bride- N..J..••'••••'•-•.:• •: :.••.-••: •••; You have 3tS days to prove that you're an American—* important holidays to display the OAKLAND STRHT r*TA members will stage a dessert card party Tuesday night, Feb. 23, in >ht ichoQl audi- beautiful, colorful symbol of our democracy. torium. Committed workers/left to right, are Mrs. Now it the time to make this proud purchese! Americo Adams, Mrs. Rafael Da&rlo, chairman, and You'll alto be proud to display America1* Mrs. Joseph Rudolph. ; ' finest cotton flag-MFiANCII Church Council to Hold 1W —$7.10 4'i4' — $9.50 •rwhth, Lanm SMkth Breakfast for Men Feb. 22 .Ua^iMftMayFak.11 ladtpraiiHre Day July 4 Waskaagtw't " Fat. 8 Ccostlaitiea Day Sept 17 Celumbut Day Oct 12 RED BANK - Rev. Dr. monies. Noel R. Nilson, of Em Memorial Day May M Chirk* S. Webster, pastor of bury Methodist Church, Littl FlwDty Jaaelt Veterus Day Nov. II the Presbyterian Church and Silver, is in charge of distribution president of the Council of of tickets and announcements to R P, R1STINE & CO. Churches of the Greater Red, the 20 Protestant groups in thi Members New York and PhUa.-BM. Stock Exchanget Bank area, announced yesterday irea. - btaMhlwd] SHodytMi that the first event of the lay. Others assisting are Robert H American Stock Exchange " 14001 ' men's division of the council for a d I e r, Red Bank Methodisl 1 AM.KIMD SIR AMD KAADAM, YOUR. MOST 1M4 this year will be the annual Church, tickets and announce- STOCKS -BONDS .MUTUAL FUNDS PEVOTEP ANP HUMBLE SERVANT men's communion breakfast to ment card printing; .£. Evcret 17IROADST. MDIANK be held on Washington's birth- Place, Rumsbn Presbyteria Letter R. Ross, Jtfgr. day, Feb. 22, in the Red Bank Church, ticket sales canvass, and wnan>U»»*aaan>»aaMa«»»«.p"»»""-—" -• Methodist church. Thomas Wilson, Red Bank Bap- M EAST FRONT IT. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY .The interdenominational event tist, breakfast preparation, an Telephone - SHadysMa 1. l1Itw>.wX- UN opens with communion in the tervice. . . It Pays to Advertise in The Register host church at 7:30 a.m., followed by breakfast at * a.m., a tpeak- er's program at .1:30 a.m., and adjournment^ J a.m. 10 A. M> M t P, M. MCMsy HaTgajaji ITMN*/> T A. M, ft) 4 f« M, MtMfMyi« The schedule it worked out so that businessmen who cannot ob- serve the holiday are able to get to their business at the usual time. • ' , •

Re». Caarlet S. Wehtter Dr. Webster said that the coun- cil has written into its constitu- tion that "the purpose of the council shall be to express the DREXEL "Declaration," KINDEL "Viennese Classic," HENREDON "CoJIectors Gallery," CENTURY fellowship of the congregations of Red Bank and vicinity." and that this "breakfasting together "County Line," BAKER "Select Pieces," WEIMAN "Tables," SELIG "Imported Danish Teak," of the men of the various church- es is certainly on* of the steps m that direction." HERITAGE "Living Rooms," WILLET "Marblehead" AND MANY OTHER FAMOUS GROUPS. Guest speaker will be Dr. W. Everett Griffith of Morristown, Pa. Rev. Roger J. Squire, pas- tor of the host church, will ad- minister communion. Rots E.< King, a member, of the Red Bank Presbyterii Church, will be muter of cere- ALL REDUCED 10% to 25% Port Montnouth "Cub Scout Scientific'.' was th( theme of the Cub Pack 88 meet- Ing. Den-4 gave a skit, Lion badges were awarded to Thomas Muckinhaupt, Clifford Harvey •nd William Schemeley. New Cuba welcomed- were . Robert Thit It really our 116 February tale! It's Trautivetter. Paul Giesing, M ehael Hanlon. Kirk Schlheimc and Douglas Settle. yeur chance to own the kind of fine furnN The Blue and Gold dinner wil be held In Buck Smith's Rest, turo you'vo always wanted • all at never. aurant, Feb. II, when the char- ter will be presented. The cubs .attended church services in St. before, naver-again savings) Choose from Mary's Catholic Church and the Baptist Church, New Monmouth, Sunday. Modern, Traditional, Provincial,' Contempor.

The fifth birthday of Nancy Jor- ary. All in a wide variety of finishes, lut gensen, daughter of Mr. and Mrt. George lorgensen was cele- brated at a family party Friday. hurry •' quintititi are limitadl

John Garrett, ton of Mr. and Mn. John Garrett, Illinois Ave., celebrated his fifth birthday list week. Present were Mr. and Mrt, John Okelew, Miss Nancy Oke- lew, Keantburg; Mr, and Mrt, Jamee Lauone, Mrs. Anna Sen- wettier, H. Edwin Garrett and Deborah Garrett, The birthdays "Creator* of FmMon for the Horn*" t^ •f Mn. Okelew and Mrs, Gar- rett alto were celebrated.

Mr and Mrs. Chester Hend- rkkt, Jr., Mrs. Chester Hend- ricks, Sr., and Mrt. Irvin Bctvei 1 visited Mitt Ada Syvertten Sat- urday it the Retpert Fellowship Fraa headquirttrt, Philadelphia, Parking • Martin Lawlor, ion of Mr. and ludgot Mn, Martin Lawlor, celebrated hit 13th birthday latt week with Terms members of the family, Miss Ma rle Lawlor recently tpent tever al days with her parents.during her mid-year,,, vacation from FURNITURE Glaisboro College, 140 IROAD STREET RED IANK, N. J. * "•• <«.i.i'..— "• *• Full name of eyraphonle or. SHodytldt 7-4000 ehestra conductor Leopold Sto- kowikl It Leopold Antonl SUnli- law Boldtiliwowlci Stokowtkl, A f»i«iWi^ffiixa';;i^^-iti-,aa'*t«s«i»:i 'it:-fMtmixrmttmnniiMmv IOW LAMB CHOPS... SWBTANDSbUIUMIHMirS MOD UUM STIWt DUMMNOS OM of MM fiiMtt 4011111 treasures who* t flmii

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1 Frkkiy, February 12th ABRAHAM UNCOLN will live forever in history . . . net only shear beauty far HER became he was one of the greetest Presidents of thaar (Utlary from YOU the United States and a man of many mysteries—but alto beceuie of his humble In Nuda, lali Roia, •AY FASHIONS MR SPRING will ba foahirad at tha lunehaon which St. Margar- beginnings. In no other nation of the world so long- •ft Guild of the Episcopal Chapal of Holy Communion of Fair Haven will hold Thurs- ago could a man born in poverty rite to be leader, South Pacific, Quick- day, Fab. 25, at Crystal Irook Inn, E«tontown. Picturad, saatad laft to right, aro of hit country—becoming e living example lilvar, (gray) tha chairfflan, Mrs. Noal Lartaud of Fair Havan and Mrs. Howard Poduika of Rum- of Freedom and Opportunity! ten, and their committee aides, standing, left to right, Mrs. F. Howard Gaga, priiat; Mrs. George Wander, foihion show models, and Mrs. Edgar V. Denise, prises.

OUT OF RED INK TODAYS BALTIMORE (AP) - You'd never believe it of the Post Of' fice Department Business Mirror Postal officials here, when they wanted to put schedules'on some stretch laamlaii fly SAM DAW SOS new air mail collection boxes, At BUSINESS ANALYST found they had no red ink and over-the-knee luil «n huv un> ' Easier money Is taking on ihaar heel 1.65 more than just a seasonal aspect Belief is growing today that the pair tight money squeeze may have hit: ita most painful bind about the time the U.S. treasury of- fered its magic fives. This view isn't universal by any means. Many banks cent' plain that they still don't have enough funds to meet all the de- - STREET FLOOR - mand'for loans. Others look for money to tighten up again as business activity picks up and better building weather increases the demand for mortgage financ- ing. . - But today's hurting isn't any- thing like it was four weeks or EAST ORANGE MILL END SHOPS to ago. Interest rates are slip- ping, to the Joy of. borrowers if not of lenders. The teaseaal factors are still CUSTOM-MADE with at.. Money gets mere plea- tlfal alter Christmas becaatc feeds borrowed to fhiaaee feett- day pradwtlea aad trade are kataf repaid. Meaey withdrawn frern depttlte te bay leaser's trait) to trickling back late the feaaha-U aet fram dad, at least frees the stares, Aad meaey borrowed te mavc the. harvests from farm te mar- kets Is betag repaid. But the demand for new loans this year isn't as high as expect- ed. Some businesses may not be booming as anticipated. Others found money in their own tills to take care of their needs. Inven- tory rebuilding could be slowing down. President Eisenhower's renewed pledge to fight further Inflation took a lot of steam out of the notion that > lot more of the tame was Inevitable. The Federal Reserve Board still Is watching and gives no sign oT changing to a really easy money policy. But the public apparently has changed its thinking. That seems to have had a tot to do with the big drop in stock prices aad the moderate but distinct rise in bond prices, which don't yield at much as they did Just six weeks ago. Talk of ratateg baa* satinet caargts alaaast aatmsal early ta Jaaaary taa't rite aay Oa AM **ker head, beats

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This probably won't deter con- gressional debate between those ISale who think interest rates are •bout right now and should fluc- tuate In a narrow range at money market conditions 'dictate and those who would like to tee a "I'm proud of the electrical industry. return, to the days when money BEDSPREADS was really easy and intern Buy ona from our great itUo TWIN costs tow. - 1 suspect every American feels the tion at tha regular low price and ' sots Nor will It deter those who see further inflation as an ever pres you gat one Will ONLY ent threat and want money and credit made even tlihter. same way about it." Ope* Wed. « Frl. The treasury will have to come Nlfhts tUI I Into the money market, many DECORATOR times this year to refund nvi "/ havt been deeply imprtntdin oburvanee Ing security Issues, and each of the magnificent proportions whith eleetri. ing! The entire list is too long to print IIBM THROW time It will be'competing with cut development AM attained." At the time •but just look around you and!o mStJS state and local governments and ways you ww W lowcost electricity And corporations seeking funds. Thomu Alva Editon mtde these remarks the the electrical industry won't rest on th t PILLOWS But If President Elsenhower's electric! induttry wu still in its infancy. budget Ideat prevail the treasury Electricity was used for little more than light. MILL END SHOPS * RMM fr i(|MVt won't be seeking new money as • I Mm • llppin it did last year to finance a fed Edison foresaw the, possibilities but even he 1374 IROAD ST., RID IANK tttl deficit, and to thst .exlenl would gup at the growth in just the last 15 It won't be feeding Inflationary years. Television! The automatic electric fires, At least, that's' how many washer and dryer! The electric dishwasher t JCP&L N§ aHIHatlM «Hk aav alhar Mara M lha iElwtfleaircoaditlonlniJBIectrichonnheat. •Jtmy ihaiw wllte tlmllir MIM. IE SURE stock traders teem to feel, «mt Jeracy Central t*«w«r It Light n• yw an la EAST ORANGB MILL END SHOP R«9.3for5.tl maay buyers of bonds, too, A fixed income will look just that htt 1 iT. _rf*» J*J!- **._ **• ? Sat-'- Sets Talk To AFCEA UNION'S / t , i • • FORT MONMOUTH - Clifford D. May, Jr., technical director, Army Communications Service D-WAY Division, Office of the Chief Sig- S. J. State Highway M es) Meadsy thru Thursday a a, m. . • ». m.; FnJay • a. m. • II p. m. nal Officer; will be guest speak- \ fatarday I a. sn. te I p. ss. er at the February dinner-meet- ing of Fort Monmouth Chapter, Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association Feb. 18, in Gibbs Hall Officers' Club. His subject -will be "Global Communications." t^ssHsHl sssssH M ^^s^H ^^Hs^nB ^jj^BlBy mfiwHfl wflfa ^BwHI jteamMy \ M Mr. May has'earned recogni- \*m*] tion and numerous awards from the Department of the Army for ssssssss^^^ssBsssa SSSSSSSH sssssssssP^s^sssu sssflsS^BBai BBB HH {WHBIlBBL Mtt&SaL vflR^Hir '' i sssHsl .^BV BBBBS BBBBBT^^HB BE9BT IBB Bam B^BBB^^HSB WBB ^ffinHRr I' inventions in the communications ssssss^BBBBBBBr I^BBBI SBBBBBL ^^SSSSB BIGR l^n^suB^ssBBBB HH HHH J^H^BMBS ^SBalBr • field. I He holds membership in the In- stitute of Radio Engineers and Association of the United States Army. The dinner is scheduled for 7:30 p. m. I 129 NOVftTY JIM CUSSK STYUi Mr. May's talk will start at * i.5t Mir %»mmm ctrm pm- :->»•" Norman K. Freeman is chap- ter president. Farley Completes CHILDREN'S Suff Course FLANNEL NORFOLK, Va. - Army Maj. Roy W. Farley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Farley, 94 Crescent St., Keansburg, N. J., was grad- uated Jan. 21 from the Armed Forces Staff College here. SPORTSWEAR The college, a graduate level SHIRTS service school under the Joint Chiefs «f Stall, educates selected officers in planning and employ' ment of land, sea and air forces = •tasktir} in unified and combined actions. Maj. Farley has been assigned to the U. S. Army Language School Monterey, Calif. He is a555, Sf CSsBTSSSl graduate of the U. S. Military MMitK! Academy. Lincroft The Women's Association of the First Aid Squad met last week and discussed plans for a mem- bership tea to be held Feb. 24, at 1:15 p. m. in the fire house. Mrs., John, Flockhart will be in charge and MM. Robert Oodard will take care of refreshments and name' tags. A history of the organization will be given and a discussion will be held on the pur- pose of the organization. A first aid course will be started March I, will continue for five weeks.1 It will be open to women in the * Chmi fiorti hifkly area. Hostesses at the meeting styled knit OMUMS were Mrs. George Rlchdale and and piio shirts! - Mrs. George Beiuman. Also at- tending were Mrs. Frank Braun, • SMM for tirls sins Mrs: Charles Burke, Mrs. Law- 3*t,M4. rence Mahoney, Mrs. M. J, Car- done, Mrs'. H Morton Jones, Mrs S' SLACKS John Flockhart, Miss Madge Smith, - Mrs Chester Huminski nf laWtsiai IMH! ^S and Mra. Robert Godard. Mlmt == Jtij&jnd ]hj*jumtIBoylan 1.98-2.9S of •Ftttaiw1 Mi-'tave1- returned- from:;!' six weeks' vacation to ! HUUX COIUIUKTSWffS *••••••••»• • • • Van Nuys, Calif., where they vis- ited Mr.,and Mrs. Fred Long. ' MMSMHI Mr.tajid Mrs. Henry C. Handle- m % man, of Swimming River Rd. are vacationing in Miami, Fla., for mil. bistpisswns^itrstttlsiitotS. 14. several months. -The Fire Company Ladies'. Aux- iliary will hold a Valentine dance Saturday at Ltocroft Inn. The SUrduaten' orchestra will be to charge of the music. Holmdel MIMWAMCiTMF The Ladies' Auxiliary of the I Holmdel Fire Company met last! week in the fire house. A pen- j ay sale was part of the evening's SCULPTURED program.'Hostesses were Mrs.] Fred Harrison and Mrs. Harold Holmes. JAbo attending were Mrs. Michael'Hsnnyk, Mrs. Albert Niehaus, Mrs. Wesley Buck, Mn. Taylor Hance, Mrs. John Hulse- THROW RUCS bus, Mrs. John Jeffrey, Mn, Jo- seph PfcUUps, Mrs. William Ry- der. Mrs. George Schanck. Mn. Margaret Ryder, Mrs. William Stevenson, Mn. Walker Sutphin, Mn. William Pitcher, Mrs. Wil- liam Becker and Mrs. Robert Voorhees.

The Couples Club of the Holm-' oelFederated Church will hold a bowling night Saturday. Mn. John Jeffrey is the new ' •cling postmaster In Holmdel Post. Office. She replaces Mrs. Harry Pitcher, who has served for five yean. •• Everett IsJMlM BKk far ajsjttf ufsjM Mr. and Mrs, Robert Gibson ol j Bunnysidt Rd. attended the wed-: Calan ts) mtteh My ditar, wftKt, ding of; Miss Mellisa Strenzen- bach and Robert Ryan Saturday In St. Mary's Roman Catholic: Church. Rahway. A reception fol- lowed In the American Legion j Hall in West Carterer,. 1.MMII.SKIIIUUNMIWASIIABU

Mr. and Mn. George King and] daughter Bertha of Rahway spenti 1 BATH MAT SET Sundsy with Mr, and Mrs. Charles Conover, Sunnyilde Rd, Bruce Williams, specialist 4-c, son of Mr. and Mis. Alfred Wil- liams of Everett Rd,, is home on a 30-day leave, He returned from Orleans, France, where he was stationed two years with the MM Engineer battalion, He will POWER DRILL leave soon for Fort Campbell Ky., where he will be stationed. A family reunion was held forhi m Sunday by his parents. Attend- SltlMlvtMlMMVar ing were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wll- •iltni mi, and etn- Hams, Mr. and Mrs. Al Sudym •nd son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. VBf MM m Thomas MeClure and children Gail, Patrick, Tom and Jerry, of Yonkers, John Duerden and Mini Jean Duerden of Elmhurst and Mr. and Mrs, William Witt and son, Billy, of Everett, Mr, and Mr», StHun Kweilch- en and children Sieve mil Sin- GRAND UNION FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT GRAND-WAY wino of Ornnuo are sp«ndlnii n week with Mr, and Mn, Robert •ALL PMCCS Uf mm THROUGH IATUJUW, FEMtUARY 13UI. WE RESERVE THE, RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES; WHILE QUANTITIfil LAST! Olbion,It. tv v ,n Subbtt vm*W overs these days. aad Mrt. Clitord Cadmaa, EU- -> OOT YOU DOWX' OIw Uiem t sntle At Colloquim •i ut MII uiii nil balanced foimuii. A Nogales housewife said her abeth Pkwy. Advertisement- dog was feeling out of sorts re- RARITAN TOWNSHIP -The Mr. and Mrs. George F. Sauer- S«utburnln«. b»ckich«. le( jalni. cently, "but be snapped right Bnai Brith Women of the North- TABLE PADS faka auipfMn* BUKETS 4-d»r treat- wein, 330 Pine St., held * family •ml. II Ml pUwtd. ym» Me back back, when I gave him a seltzer era New Jersey Council will spon- A dinner party at Ye Cottage Inn. Beit «orHm«inmp. at ur dm* «or«. TODAY at PRO-tablet and a' drink of coffee." sor the Oneg Sabbat during the U«d« <•( f»nulnl e plamlplamlcc. » annual Yale - Harvard - Prince- Keyport, Thursday night in honor 6L0R! AWNIN9 of their daughter, Georgia's, ton Colloquium in Princeton this ft SHADE CO. week-end. , • . ninth birthday. . 117 W. Fraat St SH 74MI THE SWEATER HOUSE Hostesses will be from the Mn. Benjamin Van Keuren, Iprinceton Chapter,' the Army South St., wai "a guest at a _h;iclor\ Owthl — Chapter and also from the other luncheon and canasta party Mon- 30 chapters of the Northern N. J. day at the home of Mrs. June Council. Curchin, Red Bank. Also present i i J I Preceding the Oneg Shabbat, to were. Mrs. Joseph Valeau and be held Friday night, the students Miss Emma Burdge, also of Red will participate in religious serv- Bank. ices. A panel discussion wiU be IUV, BKW H held on "The Problems of Au The deacons of the First Pres- thority in Judaism." byterian Church met at the home Keynote speakers will be Dr. of Mrs. Auguitui Smith, South Irving M. Levey of Priacetoa, St., Sunday night. who will speak about the histor- ical background and philosophi- Mrs. Elmer Sharp, Byrnes La. cal aspects; Rabbi Benzlon Gold was hottest at a dessert-bridge of Harvard, problems from'the last Thursday at her home, BUSES 10 NEW YORK CITY traditional point of view, and Rab- its were Mrs. Frederick bi Richard Israel of Yale, the li. Mn. William Hunger, liberal point of view. . (twins VIA N. J. TURNHUI frs. James Yolda, Mrs. Augustus .The Colloquium is a major Hill- mith, Mrs. Clifford Cadman, el event which rotates among the RARITAN RUMNUSMIN'S Asiociatlorf Tueiday honored pait preiidtnh Thaeder* Irs. Janes Wolcott, Jr., and «jii m n ONS DM * wn« KM 1W WIKS.". : . • three participatini universities. J. laldwin and William H. Kahlert at a dinner In Ye CoHag* Inn, Keyport. Loft to (iss Elisabeth Higginson. TWENTY touNDT.^ DAILY FOR ADEQUATE wTRINO right ara Mr. KeMert. Mr. laldwtn, John W. Mehlenbeck, president, and Edward J. CALL RtDE *EM COWOBY Patten, New Jersey Secretary of State. The local Riverview Hospital Buy 10 Trip Books and Sovt luxiliary will meet Monday after- SH 74M12 HOLLYWOOD' (AP) - Ray oon in the ambulance room, Stricklyn rides horses all the tVft HAPPEN TO YOUf •yftloke UNUttAL PETS heir annual membership tea wil ALLEN ELECTRIC Far ScheMa eeaj Rete CeR SHetfytMe 1-0211 time in westerns, but he rode a ike place Thursday, Feb. 18, at horse only once before be came KENILWORTH, N. J. (AP) - II WHITE ST., RED BANK /t SAIP I'P HATt TO HAVE A p.m. in the ambulance room. Reproiluc«il M wnnlMloB ol to Hollywood. Jack Birgel runs a pet shop but electrical KetetaMUUt, / MOrxe ON WHO GETS MORE a McOuw-HIU publlcilloo "That was back In Hewtfenj It •aya he has two personal pets There will be • meeting of ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE ran away with me,'-1 ays the 21- ATTENTION ABOUNPHeRE- that are not for, sale. year-old Texan. "I didn't ride One of his priqe possesiioBS FOR GROUPS again until I landed some west- ,\ ME.Off THAT SILLY Oo<5! H6/, Al Ye* Net* f* Kaww Afcwrr is an albino lung fish, native of Offer the. Bert in Comfort ft Experience ern roles out here. Actually get- ^\ «W ATTENTION!! ting on a hone was a big mental Africa. The other is a giant MUTUAL FUNDS block." . fruit-eating Indian bat. What Tksjy Aft. Haw M fcry Them. In earlier roles Stricklyn al- The fish, about 28 inches long, ways portrayed eastern boys, be is said to be one of only six MAIL COUPON BELOW FOB FBEE BOOK1ET Aibwy foil - N.w YoHc Transit Corp. Mid. ever foiind and one of the two "I was always well dressed live ones known to be in existence. I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, INC. 401 LAKI AVINUI. . AWRY PAIK and well bred. Now I play noth- Birgel values it at about $1,000. ' STOCKS — BONDS — MUTUAL FUNDS ing but criminals. I kill people wingipread, consumes its weight lie Broadway CA HM1 Ln| Bnaek> K. I. by the dozen every week." in food daily. Birgel says he has been able to train it and ha given it the freedom, of the house. SANDLER ft WORTH

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Union Beach Mrs. William Wagner, Bayview Ave., celebrated her birthday James Wagner, son of Mr. andSaturday at dinner uV Crystal mm: Mrs. William Wagner, Bayview Brook Inn, Eatontown, with her Ave., left Monday for Fort Dix, husband. where he will"start his basic training in the United States A geMo-getber was held Sat- Bread & While St. Red Bank, N. J. Army. James attended Keyport urday night at the home of Mr. High School. and Mrs. Peter Dickinson, New- SfLECT ark Ave. Attending were Mr. and tRAOIfS sMvit HMrt Itx Mrs. Ernest England, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dlsbrow was elect GIFT HI Mn. Le Roy Mohrman, Mr. and CHOCOlATESi ed president of the Young Ladies' Mrs. Richard Flynn, Mr. and ITB Guild of Grace Methodist Church. Mrs. Walter Edwards and Mr U. BOX Other officers elected are Mrs. J. and Mrs. Joseph O'Gorman, all Demerest, vice president; Mn. of Union Beach. John Me limes, secretary; Mrs. $|59 Ralph Malcheski, treasurer, and Vaughan's Womens' Social Club Miss Grace Clarlhew, publicity. ih«il«n «tl*i nniiii twmi in SMperb asiertment of will sponsor a Valentine party centals .seated in rich, Saturday in Ironside Tavern, 4«liclcvt

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IN RID RANK | IN UTTLI SILVIR 5 teM i [ Ssnllmtntel, humafaui, C*«eeM fretn 3 enthonl-1 Tutt, Thur$,, Sat., 9t30 a. m. to Ri30 n. m., IS MOAD STRin I PIOSPtCT AVINUI Mphltikattd er letnll.. In feveresl shades al Ine fraeiancei , , , I M m Wt rwvt • taia it •H. 4| rejravnut I VVa w^w I W^PWw K ^VW e^vW e^vV^H^P^PVIv^p WWFvv bsM HI Ba* sprtsf. tMsti OM. wwow BEACH - Mr», w» 'PORT MOMtrxnti- Mrs DOfVtLLE ~h „ Deep South r Chomic wit hostess to the and M brt aq. Fred Freibott waa re-elected MM. Frank Levering was dott- Bfllpil VMtOCflC sV Vanaaf *«• RottiyCk*. local Firit Aid Squad Auxiliaiy Also attending were Mrs. mu directed the program. Mn. president of the Republican Club ed to the board of directors athere for saving the life of a four- By DOROTHY ROE -t week. George Ader. Mn. Edward Bran- Donald Stull gave a brief his- last week at the home of Mrs. (he N. J. Federation or Repub- year-old boy who recently fell Reuided Child Unit/ AP WSBMB'e Mrs.-George Ssppah. president, igan, Mn. William Havens. Mrs. tory of. the PTA. Candle* were Lillian Clayton lican Women in the Old Orchard through the ice. named Mn. Joseph Kolodilei and Kblodicjc. Mr* Orr, Mrs Sap-lighted by Mrs. William Baft- Country Club Jan. 21. Also pres- He is Walter Storer. a local GREENWOOD. Mill. (AP) - Other officer* re-elected were To Hear PhyaieiaB , • Mn..Frank Phillips, delegate* to pah, Mrs. George Anderson, and man. Mrs Eugene Newman. Mrs. Olga Eastmond, vice preti' ent were Mrs. Freibott, Mrs. resident and the sea of Mr. and Tht Civil War if over a t but Gold Cross Auxiliary. Alter- Mrs. Walter Penrpse. Mrs. John Raceek, Mrs. Robert 4rs Robert Drake Mn. Walter Starer, 11 River St.. RED BANK- Dr.- Abort d b h D nates are Mn. Harry Chandler dent; Mrs. Paul Ludlow, and Mrs. Rose Rauch. Sea Bright. Schmidt, Sea Girt pediatrician,, down bin oo tht Delta. Mn. WUIiam Craig will be Watson, Mn. Robert Renton ing secretary; Mn. Robert will be the speaker Monday at hotted for the March meeting. Mrs. John Armbruester. Hostesses at the meeting were A post office letter carrier, Mr Binghamtoo. N. Y. to accomplish Mn. Robert Orr, former dele- Drake, secretary; Mrs. Louis I: IS p.m. at a meeting of the Mn Edward Dennis. Mn Wil- Mn. William Dowens. Mr*. Fred Storer was making his deliver Parent-Teacher Assodattaa at Re- •"•?*••• Pft ««» • 'epqrt'on the recent liam Krena aad/Mrs. William Mebus, treasurer. Freibott and Mn. Olga East- lee when he heard a cry come folks ia a land where mansions old Crass meeting and told Mn. Eastmond and Mn. Ele- tarded Children of Mossnputh Becker were appoiatsd aa the mood. Hostesses for the nexfrot m Indian Lake. County in the Retarded Child- are still preserved with toying members that she was elected PTA Marks tating committee. Miss Dor. anor Courter are co-chairman of meeting will be Mn. Paul Lud- He MW a boy struggling in the care and where, until recently, treasurer. the social committee and Mrs ren's Training Center, 2J River- othy Vogd's fourth grade won low, Mrs Frank Levering and water, rushed to a house for a side Ave. . * "Danryaaket" was all one word. The auxiliary project forth eFounders Day the.attendance award. Frank Levering is good sad wel Mn. Haiel Krynicki. ladder, pushed it out on weak L•=--<• -S BELFORD - Dr. Ruth Boyle fare chairman. Ice, and managed to bring the Dr. Schmidt will speak oa tht' elan la Mrs. Sumter Cillespie, a In. Chandler will be in charge. of Newark State Teachera Col- Aretv of Denmark is 11.575 A card party will be held next Most of Germany is flat lands, bob y to aafetyf . problems that arise with the very love)? little Dresden dun kind of Tuesday at the home of Mr*. a few mountain*. MlU*>. ttaasvaaa*ammWr BassssttaaVi aaaaaatswjWJVH awarded youa— g retarded child. a lady, publisher of the up and Plans were made for a March leg* waa guest speaker at the aqaare wiles. coming Greenwood Common- wealth and generally conceded the Delta's "Hostess with the Mostat'." Her, sides are her tall good lookbjl tea, BUI Richard™,««: era! manager of the paper, and her daughter, smart and pretty Mr*. William Michael Bigger* wonien'i editor. Another daughter. Nancy Rich- ardson, teaches music at Ole Mis*. It was 12 year* ego that Ihe widowed Mrs. Richardson of Binghamton came dowa to Green- wood for a visit and was wooed and won by the late Sumter Gil- lesple, Commonwealth publisher. Daughter Jane then was per- suaded to quit her fashion job in New York and join the staff of her stepfather's newspaper. In leu time than it take* to say General Robert E. Lee, the war msrried to big handsome Mike Bigger*, dyed In the wool son of the Deep South., . After the recent death of Pub- lisher Gillespie his widow found herself the bead of the company. Burtii at Coniola For Concart MONTCUIR -Herbert Bur- tis, assistant organist at Colum- bia University and organist and choirmaster of the Red Bank MAXWELL HOUS Methodist. Church, will be gu«*t organist with the Oratorio Socie- LINDEN HOUSE FIRESIDE CAN ty of New Jersey Saturday at t:30 p. m. in Mootclalr State EHLFR5 CHASE & SANBORN College Memorial auditorium. READY TO EAT He wUI perform Bach's Passa- laglia and Fugue and accompany ths chamber chorus of the society CHOCK FULL 0' I LB In its performance of Seerle CAN Wright's "Green Blade Riseth." SMOKED HAMS The second part of the program MARTINSON'S will be"Klng David," by Arthur NIL CUT NIL CUT Honegger. presented by the full NATIONAL BRANDS , . SHANK IL Ib Oratorio Society chorus, orches- HAW HAV tra and soloists, sll under the di< Orancjc-Apricet 3tr'V lection of Peter Sozlo. Granulated Sugar 5£47< KOMtnsnUUANMISKn ma CUT THIN CUT The Biblical atory of "King WHOU KMNIt UNDM HOUSI David" ia depicted in this work. The narrator ia the central fig- CORNNIBLETS ire, binding the work together In AprlcotNectar 3r"l Us account of the story of David MMHIMN aa a. child,- Wag and prophet, creatiag aa effect of various mu DELMONTEDRINK 4t: ( sicai pKnins. y. SALADOIL " Ray' MUdletoa, opera and Agj mm CHOPPtD CHUCK * 59 Broad**yrstar. will narrate the HSM IBTOCX'^ RARJTAN - syiajfeale psalm. Solist* wUI ln- GRAPE JELLY STMONIZ WAX eludefttuHe .Natals, soprano; UMOSM HOUU COMOTOOt OMRY Violet Setwin, contralto, and •arrVtVsjWV - ilWH SKINLESS FRANKS;. 49' Howard Jarratt, tenor. TEA BAGS "V PIE FILLING mMUANSUCJD Antjquas Fair IVAPOtATsV YOU SAVI MORI In Colisaum Sat FOODTOWN MILK %1'Y FLAKO PIE CRUST 2.32' BOILED HAM 199* NEW YORK - One of New UNMN HOUM . RJD HURT HOT MIWHT York's most important antiques C exhibits. The Coliseum Antiques TOMATO SAUCE 5^43' DOGFOOD Fair, will open for a ninety ITALIAN SAUSAGE - 69 run ia the ctty-a Coliseum, Co- lumbus Circle, Mareh 5. CSNTIR CUT SMOKSO For Iho second year, the fair SfHwrfcraut will be held sNmultaneously with Ham Slices with the International Flower Show. - -y •.•••••.. sssssas FOODTOWN FiMMMISH FfiODUCI ess. Both shows will run through Sunday, March 13. with the an- U.S. #1 MAINE tiques fsir being staged on the tint floor, and the flower show on the second tad third floors. Besides exhibits from antique dealers from all parts of th* Potatoes 10 43 United States and one from Lon- SUNKIST don. EneJtad, many special fea- lit Off — COPPB , •, 00004I4ICN WMITI Oft CNOOMATI ' tures have ban planned. One of NAVEL ORANGES 12 - 39* these Is •/dally special exhibit for ds-lt-ymrselfen on restart- JOMAR INSTANT 1 Tl* FROSTING Ml X - CRISPRID < . " Boo of antique furniture. VMffAMAN OR PORK PARlir MelNTOSH APPLES 3i Namad Finalist HEINZ BEANS -~ * SPICE DROPS 2:33' 00O04MICHVILlOW,WMrflarDIV1l'Sr0O0 SuMhirwCoeUae 1; Asa Aisartwant CooHae In Quaan Contast SHOP fOODTOWH - THfirS OM MA* YOU SEATTLE, Wash. - Mlu Pen CAKE MIX ril> HYDROX ^. 35' WJRRY'S ZW ay Graham, daughter of Mr. and The taHtwusj are the exclusive Feedtewa Marksta • this anas Mrs. Thomas K. Graham, 4t Con- aver U., MMkUetown, N. J., has been seloctsd at oat of the five BORDEN BISCUITS 97 Broad St., Rtd Bank finalists ia the winter carnival quota contest at the University ttWathlatton.; i PKG. 506 Proiptct Avt., Littlt Silver The Husky Winter Sport* Club the skiers' club at tht university, OF 10 will conduct Its annual event this 125 Broadway, Long Branch week-end. Tht ojuata will be se- lected and crowned Saturday tt the eimual dance. *1126 Octan Avt, S«a Bright A sophomore, Miss Grshsm is tht choice of her Pi •«• PM **• tern Rt. 35, Eatontown The winter sports contests will be held Sunday. CHIIHCAKI £ CHlTiilPRIADS - , (Closed Suadsy) Haads Racl Cross HS"ri"CAKIS rttstewa Markets SWUM JteaSaaeay Driva in Borough Swordfith STEAKS X ATLAKTIC HIGHLANDS -Ed- HAIN, VANIUA S* 0UNM win Ambler of Aibury Park, fund railing chairman.for ihe county POTATO PUFFS 2^ Damon YOGURT 2 £ 37< Red Cross Chapter, today an- nounced that Mrs. Charles Man- gold will be chairmen for Ihe drive In Atlantic Highlands. The KIRKMAN VEl BEAUTY eounty official also aamed Mrs. IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP W. Orandn Chapman a* vice IVORY SNOW chairman, and Mrs. George X LAUNDRY SOAP BAR SOAP Rusch, Sr,, publicity director. 29» Mrs. Mangold ssld that a tea *t; for workers will be held at her .JO 2f..39y home, It Sixth Ave., Feb. 25. WHIN Guest speakers will be Mlu Lu- cy E, Tompklns, sxocutlve di- ZEST SOAP ZEST SOAP LAVA SOAP DUZ SOAP rector of the chapter, and Mr*. CAAAAY SOAP CAMAY SOAP OXYDOL Helen Kant, fund drive exeeu POWDER live ucrttsry, 2 r. 39" 2t€;29< 2 Z 25* Atlantic Hljhland* workers •j- 79' nope to start their drive on Msrch YOUR PENNIES MA Y WORTH DOLLARS IN SA VINOS JNCULNS DIRIHDAY 5ALt!

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1960 Energetic Civic Leadership See Commercial hTrademarkofW.P. Stillman Enterprises Rise NEWARK (AP) ~ W. Paul given him for sparking the re- NEW SHREWSBURY - Steps land by the club group, self. a I ^..» uJ ^Mttfw HMJ • —•-•—•-, including Council- Stillman, Cooney Ter., Pair development of Newark. u Haves, due to be appointed i Taleate te Work New Jersey development programs were New Jerwy member on the Port Gov. Robert B. Meyner wants en here last night. The Pluming Board, at a spe- r doing so. of New York Authority, has to put these talents to work on Other plaintiffs in the suit are reputation for energetic civic the Port Authority. The gover- News Briefs sl meeting, acted to: jbuglss Downs, E. W. Speicher, nor, a Democrat, announced 1. Approve revised plans for I. Jack Erlander and Carl Bell. hsderehip. NEWARK (AP) - Business In construction of the Rlyerdsle banker and in- Tuesday he will name Mr. Still- New.'Jersey's biggest bank wu Swimming Club for which an ini- Mr. Palumbo showed board suraace executive hit served on «»» to that bi-state agency. tial $100,900 is expected to be mlumbers revised plans for. the efficiently yesterday its appearance Mr. Stillman wu bom in New- went the lights. spent. Blocking immediate pro-club, enhancing ark but moved to Red Bank with _- * this, though, is a sultarandJ providin—-"—g •a larger, parking Aad everything else electric, too. lot. "Not too much can be sen his family when he wu a boy. etween a trans- restdente filed yesterday in Su- perior Court. from the road, now," he said, He now Uves with his wife, • power line had also said the poo! will be Louise, in Fair' Haven, In 'aburned out atthe Fidelity Union large enough to use for Junior house which hu a commanding Tmat Co. main office. From II J. Authorise,ilgM for__Moat. Olympics racing to either direc- view of the Navesink River. He m. to closing banker's hours A CONCnr — Those members ol the Greater Red lank Junior Cham- Ward'a tion of IU L-shaped structure. commute* each day tohia native anything but easy. Em- ber of Commerce are completing details for a concert by the Yale University Apollo warehouse and Customers' Ser- The board voted approval of city where he it board chairman ptoyeas had to hoof it up and Glee Club Saturday at 1:30 p. m. in the Rumton-Fair Haven Regional High School. vice Center, the first structure the new plant, pending granting of both the Mutual Benefit Ufe down the seven-story building. of a subdivision of the land. Left to right m Welter Ruich, tickets; Erneit leattie, chairman; Alan Canfield, ar- go up in the Mi:.•.• ment TRENTON (AP) -New Jersey Jr., as well u the local Demo- "They're dean, covered trucks," said Mr. Zager. Took Car residents may be asked to vote cratic clubs and organitation. UKeanethUksr Tha new materials will Include next tall on a constitutional There's no difference between science, language and mathema- OCEANPORT-A complaint of Born In New York, Mr. Ollnsky MonmouthShoppingCenter them and any other trucks." amendment permitting new laws has lived here since 1957. PandoHi, road chairman, uid tjes ooulpment, supplies and taking a ear without the owner's for emergency government after they would look into, the matter Again. Mr. Willett said he felt books. Biggest expenditure is permission has been signed nuclear attack. The State Com- A World War II Army Infantry "immediately." the whole program could be con- some $5,000 for purchase of mic- against Susan Bratton, 16, of combat veteran, he was educated The report wu forwarded to Dedication Is Tomorrow trolled by good rules. » Main St. mission on Emergency Civil Government Commission plans in New York City schools and at- the committee by Police Chief Mayor Baron also,uid he felt Police said she took a car yes- EATONTOWN - Monmouth Massachusetts Mutual Life In- "we should have our own land jSFbou also agreed,«o •*• to. propose the constitutional tended Pace College, Manhattan. Earl N. Hoyer. Present at the Shopping Center, Rt. 35, will be surance Co. owns the center. cure prices on a new stage cur- terday owned by Mrs. E. Morris, He Is district tiles manager meeting, he made no comment officially dedicated at a cere- fill here," but that he believed 10 West Front St., Red Bank. amendment to the Legislature Objects representing the preth- e problem is one "we tain for the auditorium. Dr. Carl- Monday or soon afterward. for the Reuben H. Donnelleyon either the report or Mr. Jack. mony to be held on the mall sent will be placed Into the csp- ton M. Saunien, superintendent, Mrs. Morris signed the com- Corp.. New York, Married,. Mr. son's remarks. , treat carefully and slowly." It plaint. tomorrow, Lincoln's Birthday. sule by a Boy Scout. They will wu his thought that the Mayor stated that the present curtain is WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ollnsky hu two children. The governing body announced The64-acre center will be dedl- Include a blueprint of the shop- ever 30 yean old and is in ex- Police uid Miss Bratton was "- has been active In local it would add more voting dis- cated to "the famous Americans and Council should handla the picked up In Oceanport, National Advisory Commission on He ping center and a collection of matter. tremely noir condition., t . . Inter,-governmental Relations civic affairs and is a former triett to the township this year. of Monmouth County-past, pre- present-day credit cards. The superintendent said he had They uid Miss Bratton told trustee of the Fleetwood Park Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr. Mr. Zager uld he merely them Mrs. Morris' son, Joel Mor- reached no agreement yesterday sent and future." An Integral part of a space brought the idea before the board ilreadly ,been quoted prices of on an agenda Its New Jersey Homeowners. Association. uid the committee' would uae The public hu been Invited to satellite and the I960 Boy Scout tm and $900 on naraeproof eur- ris, said she could use the csr. Mr. Olinsky is a past president additional machines In the dis- In an Informal fashion. "A Jolat A hearing hu been set for member hopes will include attend the ceremonies, which Handbook, representing the fu-venture might be explored," he ftalfli, '.. ' ' • investigation of commuter prob- of the Knights of Pythias, a tricts where Jam-ups occurred at start at II a. ture, will be placed into the cap- Dr. Seundera also advised the Wednesday in Red Bank Munici- former county committeeman of the last general election. m. said, adding that Mr. Scarano pal Court. lems. Rep. Florence P. Dwyer Prlsdaal Speakers sule by a Cub Scout. iMtrd that the school system Is (R-NJ) uld the communion, the fifth assembly district, New He uid that the tie-ups were Principal speiken will Include would be glad to come here jTserious need of more subsU- York, and a member of the Bay- *r Rate Dip sibly next month. In keeping with the historical of the United States aad NewPlanning Boards, la Tnatoa. He asked say ft" *? CouncilAdjourne five £! *""• •"» *» of the dedication, Jersey, u • scout bugler sslutes h to coated him ro U There, he uld, Paul M.YIvlu- UNO BRANCH - An esti- TRENTONIAP) - Meekafr ' m b Wlfilled di hwith the colon, ^director of public affaire for JTil«i*l.l»Wir Because of Death In "We are vary pleased that thi mated 47-cent tax drop in theleal petate pickers an restec In other matters at the setobject- s representing the put, thtjFord Foundation, said otediu to the flail hou' «»*••?:overall tax rate Is forecast In sag arignat farm workers la EATONTOWN - Borough present and future. ceremony coincides with the 1 ,!M,Mn.C4MtanMEvaM,htad •Ion the committee: 50th Anniversary Week celebra- STi! J »• W*M" mow the '1966 budget. New Jersey. The State Dlvl- Council, on convening last night, I. Instructed Lawrence A. Car- The capsule will then be Disc- the need doubles for all services, Commissioner: Raymond ejsa of East adopted a resolution of cmdol ed in a block of concrete and tion of the Boy Scouts," J. Fred tothTboard of thea* ton, Jr., township attorney, to snd he recommended a broad Brown, director of revenue a survey of $1 sealed with the dedicatory Blllett, Shrewsbury, scout execu- baie tsx be started to ease the ^..jhemente and future,goaU finance, uld the estimated I960 shewed that 99 parT, Fraser Price, father of Mayor p q tive of the Monmoulh Council pressure on the property owner. S7 the high school English pro- the constructioonitruction of look-alike S"*i' tald, "We are naturally proud tax rate Is $I2;97 per $100 of ef their .liber tores— F. Blist Price, houses In the township. Serving at honor guard will be Another apeaker, Albert R. grim. assessed valuation. this 1,699 werkere—were A copy of the resolution was a contingent ol tix Boy Scoula that Scouts will raise the colors Post, chief of the Industrial bu- the 2. Passed a resolution setting over the new shopping center fo Mrs. Evms The local purposes tsx rate will by meehukal bar- ordered sent to the family. a aix per cent Interest rate on representing the three throops In reau of the Department of Com ' drop an estimated $4 cents, but Out of respect for the deceased, taxes over 30 days due, the Eatontown-West Long Branch the first time." servatlon and Economic Davilep., an Increase of 19 cents for the council then adjourned until next area. Twa Phases ment, coniratulated New Shrews. " most effective means pi 3. Held for study a recom r wtaWllll ! school tax and 19 cents for thi TRENTON (AP) - The Legli Wednesday, when business sched- mendatlon by the Board of Ad- They will be Isd by Joseph Da- Monmouth shopping Crnte T7 5 .'!! ««« •» Its county tax partially offsets thi tature's Joint Approprlstiont uled for last night will be conjustmen- t that a legil notice of Canlo, Oakhunt, district scout will open In two phases, with ndustrial Congress and prepara* city purposes tax decrease. Committee will be asked to addducted. that bosrd's decisions be pub•xeeutlv- s of the area, the first to lake place March tlon of an official bwhureT \ The local purposes budget I at leant $100,01)0 to Gov. Robert lished in the newspaper. Following the dedicatory ad' and the second May 12. The Board will hold IU regular t:,49»,9J0, an Incresu of }W,B-. Meyner's 19M-61 budget for BILL FOR DISABLED 4. Approved a proclamation by Ireists, an Explorer Scout will Following the second phase, it meeting next Wednesday. ^ "M. However, the smount to besld to free public libraries, If WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep Mayor Lawley making the per.ilice Into the lime capsule let- will offer a total of SI atom to IHMIFP IN HMNTAL the teaching material: •ilsetf by Isxatlon for city pur- the committee refutes, the Asso.Hugh J. Addonlilo (DNJ) hu iod Feb, 12 to Feb, 26 Natlona .on from two Revolutionary War •hoppers, which Mrs, Evini uld the do K>IM show' s drop of $170,129 1 LONO BRANCH - Sheriff Ira clstcd Prcu learned today, lodal Introduced i bill to grant an ad-Defense Weeks. rfflcen, (ho Adam* Farm deed Tomorrow's dedication comes E. Wo^otl, Eatontown, hu beta MTtmcnt needs aramoroiudlo o 1989,503. llbrvles will gst only 2B.S perditional MOO Income tax exemp- 5. Approved i $1,700 contract .o the Eatontown property and oxictly one year and nine months 5l,ual aids, more literary migi cent of the amounts specified admitted to Monmouth/ Medical A public hearing on the budget tion to any taxpayer unable to with Community Planning As in < historic Miisachusolts Mu-after (he ground breaking cere- Center.-The Sheriff Is rsceiv- lines, and more textbooks 01. vlll be March I, at I p, m, Inunder a broad new aid program hold a Job becauso ol'j yilcal soclatei Inc., Trenton, lor plan- )usl document-representing the mony, which took place Miy English Ad Amorlcaa literature, Clly Hall. enacftd Isit year. Ing treatment for a hip injury (liability. 1 ning services, 12,19M. ldiMgo!- ' RED BARK HBGOTEM Rabbi Jick To Address League Provisionals LINCROFT - Announcement Tomorrow in Eatontown has been made of the engage- IISS ment of Miss Evelyn Lsubmeis- NCJW Unit EATONTOWN — Highlights er, daughter of Mrs. F. J. Laub- James Shafto RUMSON — Rabbi Leon A. the first "Sweetheart Ball," which a member of the Student Council meister, West Front St., and ick, spiritual leader of the Free End Their Training LONG BRANCH - Announce- •d ajngs Francis J. Laubmeister, • Penn- Synagogue of Westchester it DeMolay will, hold tomorrow RUMSON - The 11 provietooal lylvania, to Clark H. Ganson, ran ment has been made of the en- with Red Bank High School's gagement of Miss Virginia Law- Mount Vernon,' N. Y,, will be nignighmt in urOlnd Orcharwrtn»id« Countr*.w««-yj — - , , memben of the Junior Service f Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ganson, the gue , speaker atthe meeting ciub, will be the selection of Choraette andha of rence, 5-Borden PI., daughter ot S her school's cheerleading squad. League of Red Bank, were hon- IS Pica PI.. New Shrewsbury. of the Greater Red Bank Section Miss Washington aapter." ored guests at the luncheon meet- Independent Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence, She is "the daughter of Mr. and of the National Council of Jewish Five finalists have been ing the league held Tuesday in Fort Myers, Fla.and formerly Mrs. John D'Amico, 32 Woodbine "A need to create a world of of Point Pleasant, to James Women, Monday at I Iti club home. Center St. ' AuxiliaryHas iltimate beauty, logic and order lected for We honor. The winner Ave. •. ; Theodore Shafto, son of Mr. and Congregation Bnai Iserael here. ^aj ^ t nominee to receive state This group wound up Its pro- counterbalance the chaos of Mrs John Radford Shafto, Sr. His theme Aides Listed 4 \ visional training program at a •••" ' """ honors in the DeMolay conclave he outer life"—These words of Little St., Matawan. Thoughts on Donald Gordon will be master meeting today at the home of Dinner Party Proven neatly pinpoint her and grand ball in Atlantic City in Miss Lawrence wu graduated including a review of the recent June. • • . , of ceremonies, assisted by Senior Mn. G. William. Moore,' Little RED BANK — The auxiliary position In the role of sn ab- from Point Pleasant Beach High vandalism attacks on the world's Councillor Donald Leegar, chair- Silver, provitiooal chairman.' of the Independent Fire Company Finalists are Misses Rachel stract painter of art in our time School and Monmouth Memorial man of the entertainment com- All received assignments as, jol "secret pal" re- Greene, Margaret Hughes, Mar- The Monmouth College current Hospital School of Nursing of mittee, and committee memben dinner in honor garet Fonskoy, Anita D'Amico exhibition of 30 of the New Monmouth Medical Center. She Donald Cotgreaye, Christian programs la local and touaty of retiring officers Monday and Sandra Siscoe. Shrewsbury artist's paintings, in- ia a member of the center's nurs- Thurer, Howard Schnabolk, and welfare agencies and institutions Peterson's , Shrewsbury I n n, High Scbeel Junior cluding worka from her retro- ing stiff. John Forbes. : from Mra. John J. Bell; league Shrewsbury Ave. Rachel Greene is IS and a jur. spective show in New York, lor at Long Branch High School Also, Junior Councillor Crsige placement chairman. . Retiring officers received gifts Mr. Shsfto, a Matawan High "Paintings from Museum Exhib- School graduate, ia a student at She is the daughter of Mr. and Whitmore, chairman publicity New Previsieaals and orchid corsages. Mra. its 1SS0-1N0," graphically sup- committee, and committee mem- 1 Monmouth College. Mn. Joseph Greene, Pesrce Ave The new provisionals include Charles Julian waa in charge of ports her theory that the ab- She is a member of Laurel As bers Donald Gordon and Glenn Mn. Porter Hoagland, Jr., Mnarrangements. . Dinner tables were stract painter la "concerned with sembly, Order of Rainbow for Appleyard. William E. Cozens. Mn. E. Dondecorated in a patriotic motif, the language of painting — not Girls. . Kenneth Whitmore is advisor Chapin. Mrs. Richard J. Dod- with miniature drums as favon. with a surface imitation of the Bride-Elect Another Laurel Assembly mem- on activities, Walter BuaneU la ger, Jr., Mrs Robert MeCredie, Retiring officera honored were seeming appearance of nature.' ber is the second contestant. Shethe muter councillor of Washing' Mra. Ronald M. Emmoea, and Mrs.; Harry, Aumack, president;• Not to asem asoretative, Mrs m a student at Long Branch ton Chapter, and Edward Bailey Mrs. Frederic* Bear. Mrs. Philip Jianaine, vtca if*!pres*- Proven refen to Braoaue's words Is Honored High School. She is 17 and the i, chapter "dad.? . - Aleo, Mn. Richard Hurd 3d., ident; Mrs, Patrick Ambrosia, ELBERON -Misa Carol E. corresponding secretary; Mrs, advice: "One must not imi- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Music for dancing will be In Mn. David G. Heenehan. Mn. Hutchinson, daughter of Mr. and Hughes, » College Ave. She is charge of Hubert A. Gaul, Old Samuel B. Boyhton, Jr, and Mn Donald Patunoa, reosrdtag see- tate what one wants to create " Mn. Henry Parka Hutchinaon, N Thomas MeMaaua. .' .• , rotary: Mrs; John . Geaovese, No sesrtbMatalutad Imltatlsaa MISS EVELYN LAUBMEISTER Riveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury, a past worthy advisor of Laurel orchard's manager. treasurer, and Mrs Gordon Wil- ef satart,feer a* panlssas have Aseembly. Mn. John Powen wu luncheon Miss Laubmeister is a senior wu honored Sunday at a surprise son, chaplain. Mrs. Wilson will The third Eatontown girl in chairman, la over 29 at Middletown Township High bridal shower in the home of Mn. serve as the new president. the contest is Sandra Siscoe, 17 At iu business meeting, the mascaras, eeTiegM and nallerlea School and a member of the Peter R. Arendt, 717 Norwood 'Games followed dinner; year-old daughter of Mr. and league voted to present another the eemtiy National Honor Society. She has Ave.. Mrs. Alfred Fauone and Mn. Mrs. Leonard Siscoe, Meadow- follies in mi.•'/: ; -h : abroad. recently been presented with a Mrs. William A. Wollmsn was Frank Calandrlcllo were priit brook Ave. The charity agencies who will Til presentine this one-man Betty Crocker Huinemaker of To- hostess. A senior at Long Branch High benefit from the project will be winners, "Secret pals" for next show through Feb. M. the art year were also selected. : morrow Award. . Miss Hutchinson will becomt School, ahe is -active in the announced. department of the college con- Mr. Ganson was .graduated the bride of Samuel Stephen Os- Rabbi Leea A. Jkk school's Drama Club. , Mrs. Ralph Runyon wu named Members were invited to at- tinues to open its doors to thi from Red Bank High School andborn, son of Dr. and Mrs. Adam Rabbi Jick cornea to the council . Other Ceatestaats chairman of -a spring dance tend a social which thi liberty public and to its students, offer- is errtployed as an electrician. Downey Osborn, Belmar. Hose Company Auxiliary will from the speaker's. division of Trie other two contestants are March 21 at Shadowbrook, ing exhibits of art throughout the Guests were Mrs. Osborn, Mn. bold in the fin house on White [he Jewish Philsnthropies of both UtUe Silver girkvandaopbo- Shrewsbury. , yesr aa a cultural service to the Hutchinson, Mn. Irwin S. Spell- St. on Washington's birthday, mores at Red Bank High School. Curtains Mrs. Leightoa Waters and Mrs. county and state. The exhibition man, Mrs. Douglas S. Marshall, New York. Ho is married to the Feb. 8. Mn. Wilson said the Troop Holds One ia Margaret .Foaskov, 15- Dougju Yorke will make ar- open Monday through Friday Mn. K F. Veith, Mra. Edward •WI1UVformerI nawaiavwMMillicent* Kerner•»«•••«•«, daugh*«a»wajai-- — -*~ ""-'_- j Draptxiei not Independent meeting will be rangemenU tor the league's an- From I a. m. to I p. m. K. Kaprelian, and Mn Joseph ter of Mr. and Mn. Julius Flink year-old daughter of Mr. and March; 14..: : i- - '••:..• nual luncheon in April whan new ; H. Fitzpatrick. of Rumson. Mn. Arthur Fonakov, V North Slipcovers officers will assume their posts. Others present were Mrs. Al- First Meeting Rabbi Jick is a,former assis- FwrOSCS) MSMCrS Also, Mra. Dexter Jones, Mra. TENTH BIRTHDAY bert MacDonald, Mrs. Frank ef petemttt at Stadia 17 Gal- SHREWSBURY - Troop 116, tant at Temple Isreal in Boston, Bedipreadi Madvre, Mn. Michael Nescl, the borough's only Senior Girl Howard Sinner, Mrs. Randall and while in New England was LITTLE SILVER - Gloria Ann lery. Uenarde, cleats Saturday Hains, Mn. Eric O. Holmgreen, Mrs. Gordon Smith, president, Mrs/ Eugene Patterson, Mn. Ed- Scout Troop, held its first meet- a frequent lecturer at Mil- Wright, daughter of Mr. and after aa extended Mra. David P. Hutchinsoo and Linens said radio station WJLK officials ward Piccolie, Mrs. Ernest Blake- ing Friday night at the home of sachusetts Institute of Technol- Mrs. Donald Wright, 48 Point Rd., Garden the Missea M. B. Hayes, Ann . have given the league 200-record ry, Mrs. Vito Canrnvo. Mrs. Miu Carolyn Gerhold, ogy, at Bates College and at celebrated her tenth birthday Rd. Burnside, Mary Ann Hutchinson, with a party Sunday in her home. Venetian Blinds albumns for the children's record Gerald Ciampoli and Mrs. Albert "What Makes a Painting Art?" Brandes. library which they maintain at Dorantif. - Mrs. William Pries, leader, and and Mathilda Holzwarth. Brande's University. Attending were her brother, the Oceanic Free Public.Library, •a a question jcheduled to be Mri Harold Trahman. co-leader, He waa elected to Phi Beta Danny; and classmates: Lois Rumson. s J' • answered Feb. 29 at 1:30 p. m.have registered the troop, and Kappa at Washington University Lehman, Laura Hefabel, Gwen- Mn. Thomas Morton, chair- at the opening.of the three-part Mn. Bernard Braaky, Mn. Rob- Senior Citizens Sherman's in St. Louis. Mo., where he re- dolyn VanBrunt, Pamela Brack- man of the Children's Theater Dental Health series of lectures by A. L. Chantnert Gerhold, and Mra. James W. Hsow Deeeraton] ceived his bachelor of arts de- en, Miriam Lovett, Lynn Evans, group, said they have started of the Museum of Modern Art. Staples have been appointed Told of Life «S Bread St gree. He received his bachelor's Candy Schlanker, Nancy John- their second week with their new The series, sponsored by the memben of the troop, commit- .r. .mi son, Dorothy Herrneckar. Gail RED BANK offering. "The Magic Flute," to Week fr Greater Red Bank Section, Na- tee. Misa Holly Staples will han In Denmark degree in Hebrew tetterHebres w Lowenstein, Roslyn Ntcholl. Lynn MS Bread SI be presented for children in pub- ASBURY PARK - The 13thtional Council of Jewish Worn- die" publicity. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Lt. his master's degree in Crespy, Judy Hart and Catherine SHMM lic schools in this area. NaUonal Children's Dental Health *n, will be held in Congregation Program of activities is being Col; Warm Leonard of Denmark letters at Hebrew Union College She. estimated the group wil-Weel k will be observed by the Bnai Israel, Rumson. outlined with events for the re- wu guest speaker at a recent in Cincinnati, Ohio. have performed for more than Monmouth County Dental Society, mainder of this month already meeting of the Senior Citizens 10,000 school children by the "~-Ume in cooperation with the American George Schwscha, Bloomfieli scheduled. The Scouts will spend in Sandy Hook Bay American they complete their program in Dental Association, at a round artist, winner of 30 first awards, an evening ice skating at the Legion Post home here. Legion Auxiliary EXECUTORS'PUBLIC AUCTION SALE • late March. table discussion session. will present a demonstration-lec- Asbury Park Casino Friday. Feb. The speaker wu obtained from ture Friday, Feb. It at 1:30 p. m. Card Party Set- of Art Shew Featured The program will be aired to. W; they will attends LeapYear Fort Monmouth's speaker's bu- morrow at 3 p.m. on radio sta-for the Old Mill Association in square dance at the Presbyter- reau. He told of life in his native ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The FARM MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT Also featured st the meeting Uon WJLK< the Tinton Falls gallery. In the ian Church, house Monday, Feb. Denmark. auxiliary of Sandy Hook Bay Post, wu an impromptu art show, American Legion, will hold a card The sadenipad Eiecater ol the last will aad testament Children participating will be association's fifth in a series of 22; a Red Bank High School band A birthday party, for three ef Helea D. LTcarlsee, deceased, will sell at Public AsetkM showing the work of the 'nine party in the Post' home. Mount Kathy Schreck. Spring Lake, a technical presentations of tech- concert Saturday, Feb. 26. members — Mn, Anna Fielder, all Fans Machinery sad Eejtfpmeat belonging to said deee- women who appealed as He and First Ayes., March 21, to . * sehtor at St. Rose Catholic High niques. Mr. Schwscha's topic will International friendship month Mra. Mary Muller and Mrs. An- Hot Mommas" in. a raise.funds for the Atlantic High; *® School, Belmar. and Craig Thorn- be, "Transcribing Realistic Land- is being celebrated by the Scouts, na Olson-followed. Party decor- number in the follies; of scapes to a\Seml-Abstract Com- and the girls are planning to cor- lands First Aid Squad. Mn. Rob; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24th son, Middletown, an eighth grade ations were in a Valentine motif; ert Adams is chairman. : These women directed by Miu ituden'student at Middletown Interme position^ ; When'America aad la the hostess. port, child welfare 'chairman for inga which they termed aa "lm- tine City; Dri Charles Campbell, aaseelated with M art ergaal- age to two memben, Mr. and the county Legion Auxiliaries, DEEPDALE FARM presalons of The Follies of 1859' Mrs. Olaf Olsen, local residents, told of their programa for chil- Point Pleasant; Dr. Lawrence Members Sought who will soon leave to make their RED HILL ROAD The exhibitors were Miss New- Burdge, Red Bank, and Dr." Lot He wfn demeastrate la s4l. Tea dren who are patients at the home in their native Norway. Mr. Brisbane Child Treatment Cen- ringer, Mrs. George A. Robert" "-tu' s Brawn, Middletown, chair ef his aaJaUsfi akw wU be ea By Mothers Club MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Olsen Is a retired employee of ter, and of usistance given to Shaw, Mrs. Elliot Coleman, Mn. exhibit. UNION BEACH — A member Walter Rullman, Mn. Allison the New Jersey Natural Gas children confined to other coun- 1 Tractor Case Model VA. 1 Tractor Case Model DC. ship drive will be conducted by Truck 2 ton (GMC) M Dual Tires Rick Body Original Stem, Mn. George L. Van Deu- Company. ty institutions. Joseph Reilly. native of Wild the Mothers Club of Boy Scout Mileage 2108. 1 Wagon on Rubber 12' Body, 1 Double Disk sen, and Mra. Raymond Unpin- Shower Honors Rev. George Kraft, pastor of wood, graduate of Tyler' School Troop M. Mrs. Victor Q. Kelly and Mrs. t', l Pulverizer win Seed Attachment, 1 Mowing Machine cott. Mrs. Fred Tavener, secretary the Atlantic Highlands Method- Kenneth Kelly were hostesses at (McCormick «' Cutting Bar, 1 Two Bottom Plow, 1 Side Mrs. Thomas King of Fine Arts, Temple University ist Church, showed a series of Also, Mrs. Anthony L. McKIm and teacher at Freehold Regional urged all new Scout mothers last the coffee hour that followed. Delivery Hay Rake, 1 Hay Baler (New Holland), House and Mrs. W. Shippen Davis. RED BANK —Mrs. Ivan G. week to attend meetings. She travel films on Nova Scotia, Mrs, George J. Rusch, Sr., Jacks, 1 Air Compressor, 1 Two Wheel wagon on 12' body, High School, will open Feb. Extension Ladders, Wheel Barrows, Ropes, Chains, Step Several of the women used thi Heimlich, Mrs. Edwin Gleason a one-man show in the Old said their co-operation la needed Mn. Harriett Vanderwater waa president, said the next meeting u their "initial entry" in the and Mrs. Michael Lynch were in hostess chairman. The Senior Cit- will be March I. Ladders, 1 Ford Two Door Sedan Model A, 1 Power Corn for the success of: the club sc- Shelter. 1 Cutter (Sleigh), 2 Power Mowers, I Two Wheel art world. Others have shown hostesses Monday at a baby Mill. Forty of his recently com- are sponsored foi izens are sponsored by the Aux- pleted graphic works will ktlvlUes, , Scoop, 1 Slip Scoop, Bench Vises, 1 Seed Drill 10' on Rubber their works at area art shows. shower for Mrs. Thomas King . the scouts. iliary of Sandy Hook Bay Post. 2 Local Students (Moline), 1 Weeder. 1 Spike Tooth Drag Harrow 12', 1 of Kings Hwy., Middletown The shown for the tint time in thii Mra. Harry Briet will Win Their current workshop program area. Sprayer ISO gallon capacity, 1 Seeder, 1 Leaf Cart, (Tons party was held at Mrs. Helm- charge of refreshments at the ta an Enter project for River- To Sins; in Choir Fertilizer im M Lb. Baga (Tunnell), 1 Power Band Saw The artist has shown at Art Auxiliary Plans llch'a home, 125 West Front St. Scouts'Charter night. view Hospital. WASHINGTON. D. C. - Miss (Driver), 1 Galvanised Water Tank, 1 Double Disk 10', 1 Alliance and Cheltenham Art Cen- Gifts were placed in a maple Diane Hitchcock, daughter of Mr. Mowing Machine (Case) with 7' Cutting Bar,, 1 Feed Mill Lenten Activity cradle, and decorations were ter In Philadelphia and in a one- and Mrs. William P. Hitchcock, (Fairbanks-Morse), 1 Seed Cleaner. Hand Dollies.l Power LONG BRANCH - Lenten ac- done in pink and blue. The host- man show in Cape May. Mr. Reil- Kitfykellv: S7 Lewis La., Fair Haven, N. J., Circular Saw, 1 Dump Rake; 1 Lime and Fertilizer Spread- tivities for memben of the Worn- esses ty also has designed state set- er. Heavy Duty Extension Cords, 1 Bob Sled. 1 Road served buffet supper. and Misa Jennifer Johnston, Scraper, 1 Four Wheel Wagon Iron Wheels, 1 Electric an's Auxiliary of St. James Guests were Mrs. Herbert Gor tings and costumes for the 43d daughter of Mr. and Mra. James Street Theater in New York. Hii Elevator (Mulkey) IV, 1 Ensilage Cutter (Bll«ard), Black- Episcopal Church were outlined man, Mrs. Andrew Siwakowski, Girl, 16, Sounds Desperate S. Johnston, Oyster Bay Drive, smiths' Anvil and Tools, 2 Drill Presses, 1 Power Bench when the executive board met Mrs. Charles B. Dobbs and Misa Old Mill show will continui Rumson. N. J., will participate Saw, 1 Power Bench Grinder, 1 Hand Power Saw (Home- this week in the parish hall. Gloria White, Middletown; Mrs. through March S. in a concert Feb. 21 in Washing lite), Large lot of Rail Fencing, Four Rail Fence Posts, They include a aeries of Sun- John King, Mrs. Mary Cava ton Cathedral. Tool Chests, Blow Torches, Carriage Lamps, Large lot Mis- It Its dsy evening Lenten teas, to be naugh_ ,, Mrs. Victor Rubino, Mrs. In Face of Old Problem The concert is in eommemora cellaneous Lumber, Manure Spreader, Electric Motors, 1 acautsMeaa to- ) K. W. Generator, 1 Power Sprayer, M-gallon capacity; 1 served by the following groups: Harry Paimatier Mrs. William home from the service have tion of the 60th anniversary of St. Mary'a Guild, March I; St. Hoelle, Mn. G. C. Peck Mn. Miter's _ Dear Wtty Kelly: Rotary Mower S6", 30 Hot Bed Sash, rElectric Grease 11 dated several girls, some of the founding of the National Ca- Alban's Guild. March 13; St. Stanley Morrissey. Mrs. Rose weed "Cat- I am II and the oldest of Gun. 1 Riding Mower (Springfield) 24", Hand and Garden whom I like very much, In each thedral School for Girls where Tools of all kinds .and descriptions. 1 Marthas Guild, March 20; St. Ce- White- Mn. Fred Beti, Mrs. stractiM." The Atusilc High- children. The youngest is Just case after one or two dates, the both students attend and are eeliu' Guild, March 17; the Franklin Ruck and Miss Marga- taads artist aad a few months old. Mother gave her and the rest of us up. She girl would refuse to dite me memben ot the choir. The Glee The undersigned and Auctioneer shall not be responsible Woman's Auxiliary, April 3, ret Wetiei; Leonardo; Mrs. John art at Breekhm Celiege else has In the event of accident and/or injury to any person or and Daddy are divorcing. I am again. . Club of St. Albana School for Men's Work Crew, April' 10. Clancy, Mn. Samuel 'Marino, works la Boys will also participate in the persons In. on or about the premises. All visitors attending. staying with my grandpa and I have a 'fine personality, am Memben of St. Mary'a and St Mn. Donald Cook, Miasea Joyce the Museum of Modern Att aad chorus in a program composed this sale do so at his or her own risk. Please do not call grandma. They give me a hard a gentleman, and fairly hand- Cecelia's Guilds will be hostesses Llnimayer, Rose Egtdio and Lor Whitney ol the glee clubs of the at the farm prior to aale date aa the offering can be inspec- way to go—lonely, sorry and un- some. I cannot understand where ted on date of sale from 7:00 A. M. until salMime. In the at the March IS auxiliary meet- nine Clancy, Atlantic Highlands. schools and the upper five gradea Mrs. Miry Bailey, 21 Drum' happy. I am preRnint by some my fault lies. Any advice you event of inclement weather sale will be under cover. Terms ing, when there will be a display Mn Charles Depfer, Highlands; of the National Cathedral School cash. No item shall be removed from the premises without of church vestments by St. Mrs. Earl Avers, Long Branch; mond PI., Red Bank, is wife one I never saw till it happened. give will be sincerely appreci -a total of 300 singers. There i* a. nice boy who has ated.-Johnny. s receipted invoice from the Auctioneers Parking of can Mary's Guild. Miss Virginia La- Mrs. George Roue and Miu Jean nlng frlenda and influencing art- Accompaniment will be fur- under the direction of Parking Attendants. * ™ Marche, auxiliary program Rosse, West Long; Branch; Mrs. ists in Roberta Carter's Fair Ha- asked me to marry him. He is Dear,Johnny: Make yourself II, a church-goer, kind.and has more fun to be with. Be aware nished by a email chamber or- chairman, will display a series Herbert Altonburg and Mrs, ven art workshop class. Modeling chestra drawn from players of ly Order of: FIRST NATIONAL CITY TRUST CO. a good job. Should I marry him of what's going on in the world ef photographic slides. Frank Tom River Plata: Mn. tor the portrait class is a new the National Symphony Orches- or try to get in a home for girls? and have something to talk Executor The auxiliary will hold a spring Harry Palmatier, Jr., Fair Ha experience for the youni-in-heart tra. card party April M, with Mn, ven; Mra. Andrew Bono, Keana lady who, as many know, de- It he lovea me, maybe he'll take about. Most of all, forget about Laata by Ladles ef MlddUtaw. Dutch RefersNi Cfcarch Edward Murachaniin, as chair- burg; Mn. Dominic Domanlco lights In reeding horoscooes and pity on me, Again, I might lose making an Imoresilon. Instead, B. G. Coats. Auctioneer. Phone: CApltal 2-39M doing anything — except sitting him. I have no one to talk to, Basil is the Greek name for Ida Hildebrand, Attorney. Phone: SHafrtide1«N man. The spring in-gathering of Mn. Joseph O. Eschelbach, Mra show more Interest In the slrls. royal, or kingly. the United Thinks Offering will Helen Yetmaa, Mlai Genevlevc still. Mrs, Bailey celebrated he no one to ask for love and help, their hobbles and interests' be May 1, and the annual rum- Ostrander and Miss Wllhelmlna 7*th birthday Feb. S. I don't know what to do unless mage ssle, May », 10 and II. Eschelbach, Red Bank, it would be to kill myself-L, Dear Kilty Kelly: Leaa Breach artist, Stephen Dear L: Yours Is an age-old Just how far Isa dnujhter-ln ~ Is srganltmg a* problem. Even an IBM machine law supposed to go? Mv In-liws A Burton Hom«'i Travaloqut alaUae claaa m differ. might give up if count were hardly ever bother to call even eat medtoms. Gesa DeVeth ef kept of all the girls who be- when one of us Is sick, Right af- LAHt OF THE IIHF' rftnt n came preanant out of wedlock, ter our new baby came, my hus- wfifMllMM. to uae a Victorian phrase. But band's parents told him they Narrated ly (Ubtrt M«II«H . tor the most part, with the help were going to lose (heir home. INPEMON ". , .. . • John Bnotsakl'i "Apparition of of compassionate friends and We financed ft through the Credit Itusai," an oil palntlni? entered social agencies, their derelic- Union where he worka. This costs FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12th-8:00 P.M. in the winter ehow of Monmouth tions paas unnoticed. The clar- us *M to tW s month. We've BELMAR GRAMMAR SCHOOL Arts Founrlstien at Ballantlne'i ity of your letter stamps you owed my mother a tldv sum Lo«klove1r,aUaiiB|f«f China and Glass Shop, Red Ban a thinker, Go off by yourself aJne years, When I mention a Valentine's Dar... with TICKETS: Adults $1.50 — Studentt 71* n the popular vote award, and think this problem through. counle of dollars for her, my Vote* counted when the show Take It as a challenge Instead husband does a song and dance a iew, sipenl* shaped MONMOUTH TRAVa COURSE dM lated Saturday snowed the of a tragedy. Never lose sight or we don't have It. How can I "way out" abstract creation had of the truth that, as a test of wln?-Lovle, esif uw. Call ai for u scored with an overwhelming mi- character, this la a workable Dear Lovle: In-laws can be orlty of votes. problem, Once you establish Insatiable but-fair is fair, If ippolataMat, omou NOW FOR This speaks well for the art this fact In your mind, set your husband can give his par- teacher at Red Bank High School about solving it, Suicide Is no ents M0 a month he should re- and for his students, proving thai answer. pay your mother. If he re- •John's Itcwty Solon they are for him—all the way, Tell the nice boy the truth, fuses, pare household expenses 10 Monmouth St. Red I EVENING CWSSES Scorlnu In second place was Bar- My guess Is that he'll wsnt to to the bone and aoply your 9m ftfltf gfilMlaM Ca^'isW *-* •-»•— ry Martin's casein tempers, share your troubles. If he savings to the debt, He will see WWm ^**J ^"^^^* "•• ••• ••tlwfillWffW "Winter Birds," Mr, and Mrs.doein I, seek out a minister. the light after a lew brtad-and- John Bsllantlne presented Mr, He'll help, I would, It I were water mealt, • Small Down Paymtnt • Easy fwm Brzotoskl a $29 gift certificate, near you, As next best, I'm airmailing you a list of social Send your problem to Kitty Rldrfirdt School of Btauty CMiturt Prince Charles Is now learning agencies In your city, Kelly, Enclose a stamped, self- Welsh, H« needs It to address In- addressed envelope, and addreu 2IIKOADIT. SH IIP IANK vestiture as Prince ef Wales- Dear Kilty Kellyi her In care ot The Red Bink still some years off, M I am 22 years old and sines Register.' Fairview PTA Scbiit Units I^^^SWS 1 Cook and Mm Henry MUMS, Jr., College Dance both former PTA presidents, and Miss Unda B. fcbasM. To Present 'Salute Show Harold Beach ' Guests at the meeting will'be inlands, decorations, awl HEADDENS CORNER - K various Girl and Boy Scout troops Is Tomorrow Maureen D. Maloaey. M which the Fairview Parent parents of the Scouts, the various special program, "A Salute T "'' " ~ group leaders and den mothers WEST LONG BRANCH - The town, crowning tornmetfi -> Scouting." will be given by thi Teacher Association sponsors, sophomore class of Monmouth Music will be provided by ON at their meeting Tuesday in the College will sponsor a Valentine Valiants, an orchestra and eJagtag school's all-purpose room dance tomorrow at I:M p.m. forgroup led by Lenny Del. , Mrs Robert A Baynton, PTA Rural Church their guests.' Class advisers are Miss XoM program chairman, said that A king and queen of campus Mary Miller, Long Branch, mem- members of the six Brownie CRIBS! weethearts will be crowned. Stu- ber of the mathematics faculty troops, three Intermediate Girl Talk Subject ent publicity chairman is John and Mario A. Taddeo. Wast End, Scout Troops, one Cub Pack and RED BANK Rev. Robert W. . Burns of South Belmar. member of the business i " one Boy Scout troop will par- CARRIAGES! Farrow spoke on "The Rural Other student chairmen tration faculty. ticipate. are Church" at a recent luncheon The Cub Pack sponsored by meeting of the Women's Associ STROLLERS! the organization has • 11 dens. stion of the Red Bank Presbyter- Mrs. Richard W. Simmonds and ian Church in Fellowship Hall. James Laggan serve as institu- tional representatives for the The speaker, now minister of Christian education at Huguenot JUVENILE Scout units. fAUS ACE KITCHEN Memorial Presbyterian Church, Brownies will entertain with a Pelham. N. Y.. told of his own 1M MONMOUTH IT. SH 1-4414 110 IANK FURNITURE! series of old and original songs; experiences when he served in Intermediate Girl Scouts will a rural Kansas farm area. give a program of international Old World Quality Products MECHANICS dances; and Cubs will explain Rev. Mr Farrow explained that FVU LINE OF QVAUTY the work they do to earn their the old concept of every church MEATS AND MEAT PRODUCTS TOYS achievement badges. supporting its own minister, and not sharing him with other con- out Nueious 123 MOADST. Four Boy Scouts will speak on the subject, "Why I Am Proud gregations, is no longer tenable. CO1D CUTS All The trend in town and country IIDIANK to Be a Scout." life, the shortages of ministers, snupuur PRJPAIM and the need for s more com- ON THI MUHMSBS prehensive organiutlon, he re- Ml DUCATIONAL AIT UCTUM SUMS are members of the Great- Kcrtherine's Beauty Sdpn marked, has led to the adoption •r Red Bank Section of the National Council of Jewish Women who will present TAKES PRIDE IN INTRODUCING of some form of cooperative or- ganization, such as the federated A. L. Chanih, lecturer from the Muieum of Modern Art, in lectures Feb. 29 and ssasr 196OY SENSATION ... TREATWAVE church, the' community church March 7 and 14 at the Congregation Bna! Itreel in Rumson. Committee aides, left uvnwuMT BY FLEXATONE LABORATORIES and the' larger church/ to right, are Mrs. Richard Steiner, Runuon, publicity chairmen; Mrt. Sanford Em- An all-day workshop meeting hofF, New Shrewsbury, chairman, and Mrs. Stanley Lenox, New Shrewsbury, ticket, e ITAIIAN PURE PORK for members to make cancer HOTerfWEETMtmAQI ;: dressings will be held Thursday, sales director.' . . •' .:••••••;'•'•••" ••' . .-.'•• .. -': V' "• '• • SPECIAL' Feb. 25, between 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. in the Women's Parlors ' HEAR ATTORNEY •OCKWURST ...... 7*e •>. of the church. Mrs. Charles W. Patten to Address County NAVESINK - The Navesink Lounsbury, Little Silver, is in WHSSWURST 79c b. charge. , Parent-Teacher Association met Mrs. Rudolph W. May, chair- recently in the Navesink School. HOMEMADE KIEUASA 9Sc fc. man, said that all women in theWomen's Democratic Club Laurence A. Carton, township at Red Bank area will be invited to EAST KEANSBURG-Edward Rose Scott, both of Keansburg; torney, spoke on "History of Mid- LARGE SELECTION OF SWISS attend a sacrificial luncheon in J. Patten, New'Jersey's secretary Mra. J. Harold Costello, Mata- dletown." AND GERMAN IMPORTED DELICACIES the church Ash Wednesday, of sute, will be guest speaker at wan, Mrs. Matthew McCarthy, The fifth grade won the attend- March 2. at 12:30 p. mi a ddinne r of thhe MonmoutMh hC Coun- T"TL;ZTZSUTIZ' ance award. The organiutlon FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORI Mrs. Raymond D. Tufts, presi- ty Women's Democratic Club Howell Township, and Mrs. «• will hold a dance in April, with FREE DELIVERY ON FREEZER ORDERS dent, said that the annual Christ' Tuesday night in Buck Smith's ter Sigmund, Highlands. Mrs. William Levy as chairman. mas bazar will be held Nov. 30 Restaurant, Palmer Ave. \ through Dec. 1, under the chair- The new slate of club officers, manship of - Mrs. Lawrence R headed by Mrs. Harry Hill of Burdge and Mrs. Harry C. F. Keansburg, president, will be hon- Worden. ored guests. ' Mrs. John Grodeska of Middle- Population of Monaco, better town, general chairman, said known as Monte Carlo, is 20,422 that this is the first'time that permanent residents. This does the club has had a dinner of this not include transient devotees of type, and it is also the first time games of chance in the gambling that men members of the party casinos. will be among the guests. Mrs. At last. . . a new, most wondrous, custom cold wave Katherine Elkus White of Red permanent ever . . . TREATWAVE ... with PROTENOL Bank, state committeewoman, PLUS . . . a built-in, self-timing, salon-tested wave with will be toastmaster. protein hair conditioner. Most gentle to scalp, skin and, such hwort-warmlng low prletil Assisting the chairman will be OIFTSAU hair. It's sensational! With TREATWAVE. we assure every curl a lasting tribute to your beauty with the most natural, SHOE Mrs. Gustave J. Freret of Fair easy to manage coiffure ... just a touch of your brush Haven, vice chairman of the and your hair will spring back into a beautiful coif. county committee, and Mrs. Treat yourself today to a TREATWAVE. Frank Horan, Highlands, Mrs. J. Styled by Joseph, Anthony' VALUE Harry Robertson, Sea Bright, and Mrs. Adeline Barton, Asbury •/•••; FREB-iJAR OF PINK MiNK - Park, all former dub presidents, For Beautiful Skin ... With Each Treat Wave who will be in charge of recep- tion of guests. - Mrs. Mary Jones of Red Bank AT and Mrs. Rose Wenxel, Nsveslnk, Beauty Salon are in charge of ticket sales. The general committee includ- WOMIN'S 40-VIIW —OPEN WEDNESDAYS— * KINNEY'S es Mrs. Wlater R. Wall and Mrs. UATHBt WAUIT 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Big valutl Genuine SH 7-J475 HWY. 35 Rosary Groijp cowhide with add-a- ESTABLISHED 24 YEARS paaa bar, eipansioa Welcomes 22 cbiBfa purse, .drop- AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OF SALON MIDDLETOWN coin pocket, money New Members dip taartcolofs. JJNION BEACH - Twenty-two new members were welcomed! •FlnalOXMLtn when the Rosary Altar Society of Holy Family Catholic Church! met last week. , j SHIP MOV BEACH CLUB They were Mrs. James Cor- bett, Mrs. Vincent-Raine, Mrs. Albert Ortlieb, Mrs. Robert Kim-1 becki, Mrs. Jack McDonald, Mrs. Richard Kegan, Mrs. Eleanor Wallace, Mrs. Richard Goeb, Mrs. Norman White, Mrs. John Wilkins, Mrs. Jeanne Dragonetti, Sheer glamour at our **• Mrs..Arthur Loring, Mrs. Regina chic bulky knit cotton riling low pnet'20 dm Gallano, Mrs. Angelo Gagllano, ier with nude demi-toe. Mrs. Bart Mongiello, Mrs. James Sprinf tones. 8U to 11. Owens, Mrs. Theresa Smith, Mrs. CARDIGANS Joseph Ryan, Mrs. Joseph Gaunt, Mrs. Eugene .Brown, Mrs. Wil- liam Hegen and Mrs. Thomas Gallagher. ' • . Plans were made for a March 17 card party. Mrs: Francis 2.99 Flynn and Mrs. Massetti are in Straight-from-the-heart hipt... she'd charge. The annual May theater party love one of these flattering, fashion-new will be in charge of Mrs. John bulky knit cottons for Valentine's Day! KsbMstilaM/Tnaaiin Sweeney and Mrs. Joseph Men- Classic cardigan-neck or collar styles in buys in naddaeaa, ae*. ville. lings, pins, bnceMa... Mrs. Frank Carbtme received white, black, red, aqua, beige, pink, gold or silver tones, the hostess gift. maize, light blue. In si2es 34 to 40. glowing stones. jr* Motion pictures of the society's past activities were shown ,by •PIMtU Mrs. Harold Kofoed. A covered- dish supper followed. leied Chronic Illness hi 2 Sim,. •. DatwIwM •1ft Home Auxiliary Sweet Valentine Day thought! Luscious all-milk chocolates . . . cremes, fruit- traditionally the finest Beach Club in Sea Bright, Ship Ahoy now in- LONO BRANCH - The lirst flavors, nougats, caramels. charter organiutlon meeting of vites a limited number of. additional memberships in this high grade, the Aviiliary for the Home (or Chronic tick was attended by 100 family-type Beach Club to qualified applicants. Full details may be persons list week in Auxiliary Hai|.-':>' ..-• i ,: : obtained at the Club office which is open every Saturday and Sunday Dr. Joseph Fm, administrator for toe tame, said thst some pa- between 2 and 4 P. M. \ ' '.; , tlema are in mental Institutions today because of the lack of chsr lubje-Institutions such as the • OCEAN IATHIN0 • COFFEE SHOP • SNACK IAR Home For Chronic Sick. He sild there are plans in the Immediate SCAU0MNO ' SWIMMING POOL KIDDIE POOL future to enlarge, the present , (Pool open to 10 P. M.) , building at II Washington St, to lM-bed capacity, Dr. Nathan F, Troum, spoke Romantic "hearts and < When priiently available units are filled, new on "The Problem of the Chroni- flowers" gift at such a cally III." ,' , low prim! Soft, sheer, epplicanti can be accepted on waiting lltt only. white with led print, Mrs. Hymin A,'Cohen, presi- • embroidered edgw dent pro-tern, said charter mem- bership will remain open until the March meeting, Mrs. Jeise Goldberg, secre- tary pro-tern, was commended lor her help In the establishment AMONS SHIP AHOY BEACH CLUB of the auxiliary and for her miny community activities, Reg. $1,14 1.77 OCEAN AVENUE NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT Appointed to serve on a con- stitution and by-laws committee P. O. BOX 315 wtre Mrs, Max Weinsteln, chair- man; Mra, Anns Marsolla, Mm, 77 Broad St., Red Bonk, N. J. SEa Bright 2-2356 St;a Bright 2-0060 Francis Hayei, Mrs, 'fcouli Dro- die and Mn, Goldberg* St. John Describe* Douglass Sfudanfs Fre Concert for Literary Club Her Pre-Nuptial Problem* <0)Mevte (H) Shotgun Slade U:»»- (I) Love of Lift (II) Three Stooges - (II) Newsbeat KEYPORT — Mota Thome By BOB THOMAS aad oar fesalMei cealda't lace (4) Truth or ConsequcBce THVRSDAY EVENING liHSS—<1S) Sports Waters scholarship students from AP Mevie-TV Writer •at* • •• •• News (7) Tugboat Annie :tt-(2)Movie charge of the next meeting, Feb. Alter the Ji Polio Drive. The auxiliary, assist JBENT FOR LEATHER,, current is little carved animals, which 1:10- (I) As Tha World Tumi (I) Terrytoon* 1:40- (4) Consult Dr. Brothers 19, with Mrs. Albert Haigh as mesa, sbef ream tor "Live ing the Hem Fund of the town •attractions, filmed in Color, now he has started collecting. They're (4) Dial 4 (II) News lilt- (4) 13th Hour hostess. • '- showing* at Loew's "35" Dr, t Wire," thea they'll take off for | ship, conducted a card party last kind of expensive though," (I) Movie . (U)Nswibeat (7) Evening Prayer Guests were Mrs. Robert Calt, lln Theater. 35" Drtve- a SMUMT la Earea* watt* be light. - la prcpariag lor her mar* (7) Ray Milland li«- (I) Local News (1) News and Weather Miss Lois Sproul, Mrs.,Merrill rlage a mean or ae keaee, (t) Film Drama fill- (I) Weather (4) News; Sermonette i Mrs. Irene Median, district Wallace, Mrs. Grover Curtis, delegate, reported on the recent Mrs. James Alger, Mrs! Robert 110 laces a dlffereat situatiea (II) Growing la Spanish (II) News (2) News sixth district meeting. Cameron, Miss Elaine Cherry, MOVETMTABLE bom the 1;M-<1I) News Till-(I) News 2:40- (2) Give Us This Day xin uisirici mming. Cameron, MISS ciame merry, ; Take the matter ef liOO- „•,.„„„ M,,. - tohn • Fitimr. "Ihey're a: racket," she (4) Queen for a Day Ackerson, Mrs. - John FiUjer i CarttM—OperaUon Petticoat (U) Sport* * U- (4) Sermonette Mrs. Gloria Liege!, Mrs. Jose- claim*. "I sappose they're all "But I don't worry to (7) Day in Court aid, Mrs. Harry Koch, Mrs. i J:44; 7:W; 8:30/ : 7i»- (I) To Tell The Truth 4:00- (4) Continental Classroom.phine Bork and Mrs. Vera Gaunt. right for a about Lance aay more. He (•) Film Drama Maurice Phillips and Miss San- : rA: (4) Plainsman 1:11—(2) Previews The next meeting will be Thurs- MI with been ikiing since he was I, play- (11) Almanac dra Reichenbach. pawmmi^-.' '_'- (I) White Hunter •;!0-(2) Give Us This Day •day, Feb. 18. >. Drive - lar-OperaUoo Petticoat wise, they're last a devfce el ing polo since 12, riding horses JilO-(I) House Party (7) Gale Storm •:t»-(2)Newa 1 (4) Loretta Young ; 7:05, 10:90; Hell Bent for puttlag the bit* M year Meads and racing cars all r over the (0) Movie 4:10- (2) Sunrise Semester (7) Gale Storm Auxiliary Plans Leather, 9:25. ,.?. tergUts. . •'• ;\- .-,••••.,; - world. Yet he hasn't broken any (II) You Are There ' (4) Continental Classroom St. Martha's Guild (•) Film Drama JHAZLET "it would be silly for me to bones, except a knuckle while he (II) Highway Patrol 7:40- (2) News (II) Basic Russian L*ew'»Driv*^B-Cartoons7:00; have them. A kitchen shower? was standing still. He knows l:0t- (!) Betty Hutton (4) Today Has Valentine Tea Valentine Party I'm moving into a house that what he is doing." : Operation Petticoat 7:05. ip: 45; 1:00-(1) Millionaire (4) Bat Maaterson 7:24— (7) Morning Prayer LONG BRANCH- Mrs. Harold LONG BRANCH - The auxil- Lance has lived' in for two aid a Hell Beat for Leather 9:20. (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Byline/Steve Wilson 7:10- (7) Early Bird Cartoons Morford, Mrs. Constance Ramuz iary of Memorial Post, Veterans half years and that has every (I) So This Is Hollywood HIGHLANDS ' (7) Donna Reed 7:S4- (I) Csll to Prayer and Mrs. Harry Heldt were host- of Foreign Wars, wilt hold a ,„.,.. A ., .... iapptance conceivable. I've tiirwHl (7) Beat the Clock Atlutlc-lll01_Arabian Night.^,, . New Musical (11) Meet McGraW 1:40- (2) New* esses for the St. Valentine's tea Valentin* party Saturday night my friendg offeri to hive y (•) Strange-Stories (II) Mike Wallace (J) Ding Dong School served at the recent meeting of the post home, Liberty and 7:00, 9:45; Flying Fontaines 4 (II) Movie showers for me, exceppt for one 1:10- (2) Johnny Ringo (7) Uttle Rascals St. Martha's Guild of St. James Union Aves. lingeririe showeh r SSaturdayd : LLuce 1:10- (I) Verdict If Yours Tries Hard' (4) Johnny Staccato (U) Richard Willis Episcopal Church in the parish Mrs. Elsie Bigelow, Eatontown, LONG BRANCH is very disappointed in me for (4) From These Roots hall here. By MARK BAMRON (5) Douglas Fairbanks 1:10-(2) News president, is In charge of the Bartaet—The Gene Kruoi "flowing that one." NEW YORK (AP) - Showing (5) Doorway to Destiny 1:11- (2) Captain Kangaroo Mrs. Hugo Hornbruch reported t (7) Real McCoys event, which will atari with a Story 3:2ft 7:00, 10:05; Th^e Jill was speaking in the house the frustrated moods of offbeat (7) Who Do You Trust! 1:10-(I) Sandy Becker on the success ol a recent candy she will soon preside over. It is (11) Navy Log covered-dish buffet-supper to be Batti* of the Coral Sea 2:00, ill id I i characters, "Beg, Borrow or (•) Movie (7) Time for Fun sale. She asked members to col- a large hilltop,home given Lance (II) Play of the Week served at 8 p. m. . •8:40. •••• " , , .• ••.-, 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (1J) Physical Culture lect used Christmas cards for Steal," a new musical, tried hard 0:40-(1) Zane Grey The auxiliary is currently work- by hi* mother, Barbara Hutton. (4) Thin Man I:H- (2) People's Choice shipment to children living in For ASBURY PARK It is complete with indoor-out- in its Broadway premiere at the • (4) Project M Ing on a drive to increase its (I) Douglas Fairbanks (4) Hi Mom mosa. - Mayfalr-Never So Few 2:40, door swimming pool and cost an Martin Beck Theater hut night. (1) Wrestling membership. Mrs. Bigelow and • (7) American Bandstand (7) Beulah 7:05. »:30. ' ;• ;;•• estimated $440,000. But it seldom succeeds in bold- (7) Pat Borne Members also voted to contri Mrs. Joseph Wharton, Eatontown, Ing the interest of an audience 4:11— (1) Secret Storm (II) Day Watch bute to the church organ fund St. James—Solomon and Sheba Whea they wU marry Is a (I) Movie are in charge of information. in caring what happens to this 4;IO- (S) Edge of Night 0:10- (2) My Little Margie 2:30, 7:00. 9:31. ajeOStata. It WM OCaMdttM' fOf (4) Yancy Derringer (II) This Man Dawson (I) Topper Prospective member* are In- late aeit month, but JUT* mixed-up group in "a run-down BRIDGE HOSTESS Lyric—The Big Fisherman 7:00, (5) Mr. DisL Attorney 0:10- (2) Markham (7) Personal Theater vited to attend the next auxitary booming film career may later- section of a monster American COLTS NECK — Mrs. Henry 1:45. (II) Abbott, Costello (4) Ernie Ford I:SM>1) Adventures Geometry meeting, March 1, in the Post fere. She I* slated to begia city.'.' Hammond, Jr., was hostess last I:M- (» Lite of Riley (7) Untouchables 14:40- (2) Red Dowe Home. A nominating committee "The Lost World" this week This song and dance fable it week at her home on Freehold BOY HAS PARTY (4) Movie (11) Love Story \ (4) Dough Re Mi will be named to present a slate and to follow with "Uve Wire." cluttered with people whose main Rd., for members of her bridgejwill (I) Big Beat 10:40- (2) Revue <5) Movie of officers for April election. KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. The dale new appears to bo ambition in life is to beg, bor club. Guests were Mrs. Harry (0) Wild Bill Hickok (4) Groucho Marx (7) Memory Lane Donald Dorer, 175 Highland early April. ' tow or steal anything they can Surgent, Mrs. Howard Thompson (II) BOJ» the Clown (II) 20 Men IO:2t-(ll) LaPuerta AbierU Blvd.; were hosts at a party Mon- , "We,have,already plaaaed a get without working for it. Mrs. Sam Venti, Mrs. Emest Diamonds were discovered in IslMlU Clutch Cargo 10:10- (4) Lawless Years 10:20- (2) On the Go day far their son Keith who cele- IWwWySwOH IFIp-i ft) tlasfMst tW Hawthorne and Miss Helen Hahn. South Africa in 1M7. Librettist Bud, Freeman and 1:10-(I) Movie (7) Ernie Kovscs (4) Play Your Hunch brated his third birthday. we thought we would jet mar- composer Leon Pober have the (7) My Friend Flicka (I) Movie 4):44)—(II> Science Corner Attending was Keith's sister, ried la Haaaloa.. to earnest aid of some talented 10:43- (I) News and Weather Donna Marie, and guesls, Mr. let ef pubBtlty." « THEATRES players such* as the stars, Betty It:*-(») Cartoons WALTER READE and Mrs; Edward King, Mr. and "Thea we thought of Cuerae- Garrett, Larry Parks, Eddie 1:40-(2) I Love Lucy Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mr. and vaca, where Mrs. Hottoa has a Bracken and Biff McGuire. But, (4) Price la Right Mrs. Les Struwe and son, Wil- hoase. Bat It Is m miles from only now and then do their noble R E D liam, and Iimei King. Medco City oa a winding read (7) Romance of Life efforts give an aura of fun. Shows to Watch (11) Experiments in CARLTON B A N K This group convinces them Physics selves that because they write iplus 1:14— (J) December Bride RADIO or paint or behave differently 14:40 - CBS (Ch. 1) -Tbe'heaheadlind e tonight. (4) Concentrstion from the accepted social order Revue (Choke Viewing) - Now (I) Romper Room WABC m 711 they should be accepted as gen- that they've decided to do a I *•• - ABC (Ch. 7) - DMM (7) I Married Joan WCBS m WPAT EATONTOWN Miuses. ' . straight variety show instead of >•*. Show - When Donna and (11) World of Numbers WHTG MM WRCA In this neighborhood of gutters, g y 1 J thah t animateid d party affairffi , whichih"h hubb"y- Ale—x "" " '"" l:W-4U)New* ' WNEW WQXR IKolbasements and attics they dress proved to be a flop...it's more making peace for their neighbors slovenly — the men with din . WatA Nawi. .'. like an Ed SulUvan ah?w-wlth- during their first quarrel, they " ' , Morsan Baatty ordered beards and the girl* with lai n finfi d themselveshl , involveil d in NOW 20,000 SSitS WalM Nawa; Matttn Block 11*8—WOO -Cailtoa Fr.d.rleka' out Ed. Jackie Cooper. Connie] 1 dresses-that appear something a small war of their own. This is - WCM Nawa; U» AJItr I WaUWtra*; Hawaii Shaw Francis and Lionel Hamptoa, crtBOTH ; • WMTO) Kifuaa Kiaata Nawa HIS—WAM Nawa J , ..• Ditched la • rummage sale. about par for a family situation ' WaM. Nawa; Jaka Scott ' ' • Frad Raablm Shaw LAUGHS Clara, a pretty aad sensible tl*«—WCM World Toilsht series, but they do it up right • WaW* Nawa; U Harllhy v THEATMS tha FUuaralda - WOB Nawa. World Today girl, Is played with Imaginative well here. 1 'Ariitoerah' Hold WED. THRU SAT WaCA Nawa: Wayna humor by Miss Garrett She runs FRI. • SAT. MAT UNDER MlSS.. WHtC County Aiant Howall a health food shop and is being lilS* nil WCM Halaa Tr.nt aitO—WCM Thraa Guaaiaa Beatnik Party 0:00- CBS (Ch. J) - Dkk W i Watt* Mawa, Balaiinf OlSO Waa Sporn: courted by Rafo (played earn- PewelTI Zaae Gray Theater - "1001 Arabian :•; • : , thai* NcCulloufh I Eliot estly by tarry Parks) whs is MIDDLETOWN — The Aristo- ; Miat—WCM Coapla Nan Door _. Na»»: crat Social Club Michael Rennie. the British actor, : c'rad Kobbim Skaw a shepherd of the beatnik group »«•**—WM Nawa: Dick Shaiiard Gardens held is the last persop n you'd expect to Nights !j tl**—WCM Whiiptrlni Siraala 0100 .WCa Nawa; Cadrlo Koiltr in his ramshackle coffee studio. py n WBCA Nawa; Boh llayraaa for their i see playing ah Indian agent BeB - la TeehaJeelei : Wttra Daadllnaa, Eg| OHO—WOB McCullomh * Eliot Confuted by Rafe's mixed-up monthly affair Satur- .'» , ' ' , Prlcai, Mualo day night the home of Mr. ing a dote friend of bos* Powelll ALSO W*W Nawa; P. Kobimon •l(«—WAOC Nawa; talks, Clara is almost persuaded h Eaiy Ultanlnl might havh e something to do WiWith «•« Nawa; Ed Harlihy to join the nonconformist*. She and Mrs. Jack Rkkard, 12 Suf- 4 YOUNG STARS titIt—WC* M Ma Parklna •• Nawa; it, though. He has to bring in Dinct Orchaitra is saved by the timely arrival 'I /: IN .. WM Carlton Kcadilcka The group welcomed two new the man who shot down a Navajo lilt—WCM Yount Or. Malona Nawa; Lai Smith of Junior, a childhood boy friend j WNTC Nawa. Ralailas ' MM Nawa: Dob Haymaa b M d M Gd chiefs son in cold blood; lOitOi-iWCa McCullough * Eliot who is now successful. But, and Mrs. Gordon Muale .;'• .; Suffolk La., for- above the average western. Si4t -WCM Bacons' Mra. Burtoa I!**—WAOC Nawi; Qulncy Hawa «CM Nawi; Van Voorhla is a "square." SiSS—WAM Nawi; Hick Shtpard SUN. THRU WED. 01*0—WHCT. Nawa: Jin Urn W*B Nawa, Lyla Van > Bracken makes some tease out fcM-NK (Ok 4) — EraJe WCM Kiiht. To ttappiaaaa WBCA Nawi of the song, "Little People." and SUN. CONTINUOUS till*—WABC Clalr Hutchlni Guests were Mr. and Mrs. John FonJ Mow — When you've got WNT* llaadliaaa, Mvila . WCM Ktarllf ht Saluta Miss Garrett bring* a refreshing CAMOUIAKtl WOO Nawa: Ua Smltk ' WOB McCullouh A Eliot Jamet|• hillbilly singer and an opera SUS—WO* Galan Praka WBCA Bob Itaymaa , interlude in singing and dancing WCM Juit Dntartalnmant IKS*—WA0« Tha World of "I Can't Stop Talking." til*—WCM Allan Gray y I Tomorrow But, this new song and dance WAHnSUZAK WMTC Nawi; Ralaxlng . WCM Miiiic -Til Dawn humor, you don't need much of Mnalc fable has much too many unin- IN *•**—WABC Nawa; Dick Shapard ItlOO—WABC Bin Joa a script. So Emie and Lily Pons Wt I.onc John teresting dull patches. Site—WCM Nawa; rraaman and. Mrs ..Jack Rickard, all of Mon- sing and engage in a tittle non- llajrai ISiOO—WBCA, Nawi: Art Ford ld "THE WMTOJ llaadlln... Mmlo wMtMMC MWCBaMM mouth Gardens, and Miss Marge sense about whether Emie should 1 W0)a Nawas Lyla Van Sorority Stti Brauman and Edward Golday of Join an opera company. MIRACLF WkNaV Nawa: Jim UM Tl**—WABC ,Nawa; Al tahnan times the simple PUS .WO Music from a Choru. TtOO—WCM Jack Stirling J till .WHTOj Nawa; Ralailn WaTTO Fiftaan ralnula aawi 'Stat* Day* easier to digest. Muilc GEM CLUB TO MEET tltt—WAie Nawa: Martin Block CHEESEQUAKE - The Kap- aiM .WCM Nawis Dick Notl John Gambling pa Delta Alumnae Association of FAIR HAVEN - The Mon- WSWa, Naw>; Art Ford WBCA Nawi: Bill Cull.a New Jersey met Saturday tl mouth Mineral and Gem Club WNTOi Cloaini Stock Tl»* •WHTC Nawi: will meet tonight in the Youth Raport; Muilc , Waka up to Mnalc Howard Johnson'* on the Garden WMI Nawa; John Wintatt Tl4»—WNTa Civil Survlca Nawi State Parkway and *et plan* for Cente, Fiske St. A film in *aoad 4il»—aVO* Radio Naw York Tltl—WAM Nawi: Al Lohman and color on 'Bauxite Mining" ait*—WMTSl Naw>; Ralaiint ' WNTC Htidllnai; Waka Upj the fourth "State Day" of the • •• : - Muali •• •••• •'• sorority. will be shown. A trip by bus to 4KS—WaM Nawi: Martin BlocV . WCM Naw"i;CJack Starling the Museum of Natural History, 4lt*—WHT* Ft. Honmoulh * Show Mrs. Louis S. Van Zandt, Rut Civil Barvlca Nawi WOB .Nawi ledge Dr., Mlddletown, waa New York, will be planned. ; Sl*l WCOa Nawi: Dick Noal WKA, Nawa: Bill Cullan WaCft Nawa: Art VmA *•*•—WOS) Dorothy and Dick named chairman of the event, ai>* WUrraj Nawa: Dow.Jonaa OiBB—WAM Nawa; Al Lohma* salted for April M at the Berke- »l»* awHTO) Ralanlnt Muiia WHTC Nawi. Relaxing tey-Carteret Hotel, Asoury Park. until 8unaat (Sim Moaia eff 5:S0 p, m.) Jack Starling Shaw She said a principal speaker will WOa Nawi: John Scotl Dorothy anrl TJlek be chosen and that 1900 women OitO—WOS) Ratlia Naw York *lOe>-WAM Rraakfaat Club tltt—WAM Nawi WCM Ncwi; Arthur itNighout < the state, members ' IVINM. fiodrrar of the sorority association, have WNTa llmlllnKi Strictly -' HatBwaBtlwf VBWMIMWI PffMAtf for Wnntan been invited. *l»*..WCaa Nawa"Van Voorhla V»Ow Nawi; Oalan Draka Member* of the local group " " Nawa: Lyla Van WatA Nawi. Rill Cullaa i U» ta tha Mlnuta eiS*—WNTC Naw*, Ralolite also will attend a state federa- I Martin BlocV Muile tion meeting March M at 1 p. m. Oil*—WABa) Howard Coull teiOO—WAM N.w.: My Trua W/CBO Sportl. Bob Cooka Story in the Mansard Inn, Plainfleld. laiOtl Nawi, John Wlnanti Nawi: Art Ford OlS*—WAMJ Nawi, John Daly Naw,: OHO—WCCe Jim McKay Show Broadway musical' composer Martha Wrliiht in Eastman COLOR WOt) N«w«, Henry Htadlinai. Mmlo Cole Porter was bora la Peru, Glailitonn Nawi Ranorti Ind., in Ittl. ' Ol«O—WAM Sclanca Nawi Martha Titan* WBCA Financial N..i 1*1*0—WttTC Nawi, Ralaalm PIUS - IATONTOWN ONLY 0M-.WAM Utt Traval Maalc : Nawa Raport • Inlarvlawii Martha I Lawall Thoma fjwti, lltn Lomix ititt—WAM thwll* Martin tlloek MUR^mBEMTtw LEATHER': t Hma Fa Edwanl r, Morsati Haadllnai; Muilc EATONTOWN Mawai.Amoa 'a Aadf Nawn P. Raklnaaa Whui'1 McCanaa at Hama WTERVilWS Martin Btorh, Makt «•»• NiMir f»m 7 P. M. . »alla»«Ballre<>m WeM flarry Moara IN EATONTOWN Ut..S*». html MU H|Amj WNTS *t4 taWk •*•)••»? kj BkW Bf THIS WEEKEND ClNA LOLLOBRIGIDA. For Opportunitiea In ADVANCED FRANK SINATRA COMMUNICATION end Shtba

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WOMEN'S WEAR ORIGINALLY NOW rwiY TO $35.00 FALL SKIRTS $10.00 TO $20.00 14 Kt. White or Yel- 6UAUNTEED FALL SLACKS TO $24.95 , SJ.OO TO $14.00 low Gold. High Tif- fany Setting. HOUSES JO''$19.91' $4.00 TO $0.00 FALL WALK SHORTS TO $24.95 $5.00 TO $12.00 HATS TO $13.95 $4.95 SWEATERS TO $35.00 $5.00 TO $20.00 SOLID ML0 IELTS TO $10.00 $1.00 TO $3.00 •...)W0 IT* *RA m IKJUT AH'A Gtt&i U6HT>Ui'.. SUITS TO $97.50 $38.00 TO $55.00 NECK, I«UM» ITJ» QONgMOW* COATS TO $129.95 •-. $20.00 TO $45.00 DRESSES TO $45.00 End* Basic Use of Library $18.00 TO $25.00 CU.TUKD HUH MEN'S WEAR ORIGINALLY NOW Grew in 1959 Sweetly Mean- TO $27.50 SLACKS $•.00 TO $11.00 HOLMDEL - In its 1959 report ingful. Charm- COATS TO $70.00 $2f.W TO $42.50 the Township Library reported • tally OlMWtnt. TIES TO $1.95 ALL $1.50 total circulation of 5,031 books SKI SWEATERS TO $12.95 ALL $7.00 during the past y*«r, Mrs. Mark Uglesich, librarian, VESTS ' TO $15.00 $6.50 TO $7.50 lid there are now approximately snm KNT wwcan TYROLEAN HATS TO $19.95 $4.00 TO $|.00 2,000 volume* in the library, plui MO volumes loaned by the county, As shown on Dick Clark's FALL SPORT SHIRTS TO $19.95 $2.80 TO $11.00 "American Bandstand" KwAWHK Cashmsr* L/S Pullovtr Registered borrowers now num- ber 304. POLO SHIRTS • TO $37.50 ALL $20.00 Mrs. Uglesich pointed out that 0KNAN / 65 BROAD ST. during the past year, book shelv- CHILDREN'S WEAR ORIGINALLY NOW ing had been constructed by the ACCOUNT ' RED BANK BOYS' VIYELLA SHIRTS TO $9.95 ALL $8.00 Civic Association and the Parent- Teacher Association, which Alto at Uttmaia's h IOYS' B/D PLAID SHIRTS TO $11.95 $2.00 TO $4.00 through a fund drive, raised $141 PAY WEEKLY CHILDREN'S ROBES TO $6.50 $3.00 TO $3.80 for purchase ot more reference PtolaHeM. Nsw Inmt- material. OR MONTHLY w|ek D§Wf> Twgtol|# The librarian also reported that Perth' Ambsy,; tsner- ALMOST ALL GIFTS Vi OFF • set 61 the Encyclopedia Bri- Till* ut UvWawa, Pa. tannica has been added to the ALL SALES CASH / • ALL SALES FINAL JOSEPH R. BENINCASA book collection. . GREAT LAKES, 111. - Joseph LITTLE SILVER R. Benincasa, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Benincasa, 20 East 56 CHURCH ST. SH 7-2216 Sunset Ave,, Red Bank. N. J.. recently completed Navy basic training here. ' Before entering the Navy, he was graduated from Red Bank High School and was employed VICTORY by the Grand Union Store' in MARKET RID BANK Asbury Park. He will be attend- MONEY ing aviation electronics technician OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. school, Memphis, Tenn. . . 21 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK • DELIVERY • SH 7-O5O8 Helford TALKS Miss Florence Beyer recently celebrated her 19th birthday at FARM FRESH FRYING a party at her home on Wat- ting Ave. Present were Mrs. Juanita' Boyer, Misses Jean Sir- nan, Ruth Ann Rockhill and Lena Rockhlll; Wayne Leisure, Jack Crothers, Rebel Lloyd and Al- bert Boyer. Plans for a yearly program of the Republican Club were Swift's Pramium All Cuts OIM Price made recently at the home of Mrs. Harold Foulks. Present were Mrs. Albert White, Mrs. Melvln Leek and Mrs. Walter Junie. Plans to show a film at the STEAKS March meeting were discussed at the Republican Club meeting Thursday, in the Methodist]! Boneless Choice X RIB Church hall, Hostesses were Mrs! I Wallace Miller, Mrs. Jennie Mer-I ker, Mrs. Mildred Minor, Mra.|| Albert Murphy and Mrs. Claude Richmond. The eighth birthday of William RO A Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips, Eighth St., was Fancy Young 6-11 Ib. HEN §• #1 celebrated Sunday. Decorations were in western style. Present wen Robert Schoepf, Robert and William Becker, George War- rack, Marklrwin, Maurice and John McGowan, Brian Compton, Kenneth and. Thomas Layton, Fred Simpson and Thomas Phil- TURKEYS 53 lips. SWIFTS PKIMIUM Gsil Schubel, daughter of Mr. •ONILISS CHUCK 59k Rib Side Loin Pork 391 and Mrs, John Schubel, celebra- ted her filth birthday Friday. Present were Mrs. Frank D'Arcy, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Noonan SSL CHUCK STEAK 591 "'"Chopped Chuck 691 and sons, Robert and Stephen. CMR Mr. and Mrs. John Palkovicsll CUT and son, Clinton Ave., and Mrs. Center Sices HAM 89» PORK CHOPS 69; Helen -Kaucky have moved toll Louisville, Ky. HUSH $ Dennis Manllick, son of Mr. UAH Chopped Beef 3 " 1 Old Dutch Coffee 59; and Mrs. Anthony Mantlick, Jr., Clinton Ave, celebrated his 11th birthday Saturday. , Mr. and Mrs, Walter Junie and SSL PORK CHOPS daughter, Carolyn entertained Sunday lor Kenneth Round, Den- SSL BACON ver, Colo., and Ben McMillan, Charleston, S.C, EGGS •ura INIUMHOB XMKIM wiu Ths third birthday of Maureen r. * » *"*"» *•.*•; of 40^00,000 esses plus the cany town R By the Associated »n» pension of the federal water pol- know if he didn't open bis mail: , * £?Jff-^J? over from last year, resulted m Sirloin iteik and church.roast supplies 19 per cent larger thin lution control program. If you want your boy to liv. in the White House ZSZiTS I X - low notes on • year ago. Supplies of peas, the The leagues went on record en- beefs price scale — are being item behind com, are off 7 per dorsing the bin now before Coo- later in life, it might be wife to have him serve a hitch CUntmetalm: AntealPI., oNe iasuaw Shrewsbury. iw Sout,h many supermarket cent. gress which would amend the inithe Army, Navy or Marines. pouible brok« shoulder in (all, neighborhood grocery meat The Department of Agriculture exiitlng law providing funds to A military record has often been Roy Diehl, 20 month*, Twelfth local communities for the build- counters thii week. says cold storage holdings of inR of sewerage treatment plants. a stepping stone to the Presidency ...St., Belford, eyebrow cut in Juicy sirloins, plus porterhouse froten Brussel sprouts Jan. 1 ftU against bed;' Robert Craw- and round steaks, ire the top were up 22 per cent and spinach The proposed amendment is More than half of all U.S. Presidentsford, Sleepy Hollow Rd., Middle- items in stores scattered from the up 31 par cent At the other end served their country in uniform . . town, bitten oa hand by do* ast through the South, Midwest of the scale, stocks of froien It was introduced by Rep. John Thomas Heaaessy, J, of id9 Stone and Far Wast, while chuck nast peas and carrots were eft 37 perBlatnik of MinnefoU. President .Eisenhower was the 19th. In a Joint statement, the pres* One of the'penalties of walking onRd., Union Beach, chin cut In offered mainly in the East" By cent fill against steps; . Howard way of comperiion, the diglu of Vegetable "Bays' Idents of the three leagues, Mrs. your hind legs if varicose veins, which Springsteen, Harrison Ave., Red Uoyd Peskoe, New Shrewsbury, their prices an neatly reversed Best buys among fresh vege- of the Red Bank afflict about 10 per cent of all adultsBank, hand cut on board. at one chain's stores fat the New tables are cabbage, carrots, ss-League: Mrs. H. A. State, West James Shea, 3, of 10S Blnghtn York MetropoUtaa area — « . . . If you went through life on all carole, small to medium yellow Long Branch, president of ,As> Ave., Rumton, lip cut, hit by cents a pound forsirloin , H cents onions, parsley, potatoes, sweet bury Park Region, and Mrs. John this If one ailment you wouldn't have to WONswing; Gilbert VanWagner, 7, of for chuck. potatoes, rutabaga, turnips, spin- Bohinski, Middletown, announced ry about .:• : •. ' . ••? " 1 Maple Ave., Keansburg, pos- "Gof a turpriie for you, Daddy! I've taught Ions* Rib nast also is freotently ach and radishes. The lait-named this agreement is shared through- sible broken elbow in tall; Greg- offered with price cuts ranging Who aayt the United State* It culturally back- to fetch your slipper* for you!" are down sharply this week. out the league In all 90 states. ory Weber. 7. of II Stratford Rd. from • to 10 cents a pound from Good buys Include beets, broc- ward? ... In INt alone Amaiicans bought mort New Shrewsbury, head cut in fsl a week ago. Pork chops also are coli. Florida celery, Chinese cab- The local leagues have been cement; Joseph Reisi, S, of view Ave., Union Beech, wrist beth Baxter, 21< Middle Rd. down, prices running from 2 to studying water problems for four new books (not Including comic boob) than ex- bage, endive and cauliflower. years-practlcally all of the oth- Sean Ave., Naveslnk, passible cut oo glais; David Lorri, 3, and Haslet, hand burned by greese; 20 cents under last week. Leg of tatttJ In the entire history of tee world before tfa* his brother. John, 1, of U Gar-Kenneth Hampton, II, of IN Las- More expensive are snap beans, er 1,080 local leagues m the coun- la faU. lamb la a bargain at some east- cucumbers, eggplant, lettuce (al- den Ter., Haslet, overdose of be-lie La.. Middletown. foot cut. era stores but If s marked up try have taken part m the study. JOthceatury. ' Heather Boyce, S. of 2S2 Tw|. though lower than last week), plate glass window fell on loot. to M cents a pound to other All agree on the neeeeaity of eon* Did you know the length of a day affects a light Ave., East Keaasburg, head Ann AlbrecM,« South St. Red MajytouOusey.7,oflOICon. green peas, peppers, tomatoei trolling pollution. ' \ cut wheh nn tot yy -g guon felfll on hher, areas.' and California celery. Produce tree's growth? ... Moat trees will atop growing over La, Middletown. forehead fete* GeJsg Up Patricia, Sullivan," ' ;" M State- h,,; Michael Maclsaac, I, ol Mcut when bicycle she was rid- men say the California celery ATTENDS RETKEAT within f our weeks if they are Umittf to eig*t fcHffi p rk Ave< costs more than Florida type* si».r. ..-a, j!_ ,_ -Xr-E!l * » Belford, finger bruls-ing crashed into window; Eric MATAWAN - PFC Joseph T. of natural light dally. Ahrens, 3, of 497 Sherman Ave., per cent fewer Iambs and sheep beceuse it li larger and has s •Ibte broken elbow m fall from «] aught it in door; Dennis being fattened for market on Jan.better appearance and flavor. Korpsak, son of Mr. and Mrs. Prosperity note: A ladies' beauty salon here Is nowtree; Matythul, 10, of N Branch Baccaro, I. of 11 Hauser St.. Mid-BeUord, forehead bruised In fall I, so they look for slightly higher Theodore Korpsak, « Atlantic featuring 24-carat gold eyer shadow. Ave. .Red Bank, splinter to to-attom , chin ait, Mt with atone; down steps; Harry Erans, Jr., lamb prices from now until East- Outstanding fresh fruit bargains Avel, recently attended a five-day ger; John Hand, 17, of 24 Worth- Susan Joan Brennan, I, of Comp-8, of 17 West Sunset Ave., Reder (April 17). are oranges, lemons, grapefruit, religious retreat at *e Army's Baseball should get more exciting as soon u we ley St., Red Bank, leg cut when ton Ave., West Keansburg, thumb Btnk, ear bitten by dog, and eastern apples and honeydew Far Esst retreat site near Seoul, Eggs remain on the bargain melons from Chile; Avocados and colonize the moon A batter who can knock a 400- 'gfKart" he WM riding ran In-bitten by dog: Michael Bowers, Deborah Hogan. S, of 3 East Su- 1st with slight, mixeid changes Korea. Korpsak, a dental assis- Iff wtl). II, of M Naveslak Are,, Romsa-n St., H«!>«t, thumb bruised, pears also look good, while straw- tant in the 653th Medical Detach- foot home run on earth will be able to blast the ball caught it In door. a scattered areas this week. berries, grapes, Western* Deli- Kim Sampoli. 2, of 40 Frances son, leg cut on piece of chrome. Shoppers who want to augment ment, entered the Amy la April, nearly half • mile on the moon. St., Shrewsbury, fingers bruised, Nancy Layton, 2. of 43 Stan- cious apples and Mexican water- 1959, received basic training at fresh vegetable purchases with ciol s appes fil i What price glory? ... The government has pub-caught them In door; Douglu dish Rd., Uttle Silver, forehead English engineer George Ste- bargains among processed foods melons are fairly expensive, Fort Dix, and arrived overseas ibenson invented the locomotive. b Th MJd lished a/itudy called "Geology of the Arkansas BauxiteHammUl, II, of M Iler Dr., Mid- cut in fell against wall; June pbeason invented should lock for canned cor and When to dMM about how, t«o, ael.„l '«* September. The IS-yearoU dletown, heed cut In fall against Healy, Trafford St., Shrewsbury, His eon, George, Invented the frozen spinach or braasel sprouts. unwanted: houMboT oin »ur soldier attended Matawaa High Region" which it sells for $5.75 ... It publishes an-log; Anthony JPIco. 14, of Bay- problem with Tht . other document called "The Constitution of die United thumb burned by grease; Elba- tubular bridge. The National Camera Associi- aai.-Ad»ert!tement, "*" SchooL • ,. . ,A , Appropriate States of America" for which it asks 10 cents. Total for IPN Ear lobes now make good nose, tips ... Surgeons mm mnnciru. BVMIH AaModinad Looal Buds* M O» Towaahlp at WUMm, Coaaty of .1 recently reported successfully using ear lobe tissue to MUM mim TftMlaie aWrt Hrdfurt Borrlea , lt.mo.w lt,4W.M repair nasal deformities in 17 patients. WaoaUaaaotia M15.O) S.4O4.M US ouua«i ky mt Flra Alarm Syatam Feminine logic: "Bassty Is more hnportant to OUiar Biemoi sooo.oo t.m.m 4,51100 4US.TS SHU relloa a woman than brains," says Actress Helen Downey, II li tuNkr e»ma« that tiu buiiitt IIMWI hanto «M MiMj nad* • put htnsl !• *a nut eant el DM lalarlH and Wattt: ia.nj.oo 125.1K.O 11S.M wniaii <• flli with «» elirti el m» imnug body.mw *a mumiet m MM *M that en Ml«u*i m. Regular Police Department ._—. m.Ms.ot a.a».m 9O,tM.9S "because most men can see better than they can Ulntlid h.nlh»r»laB «rw»* la tnot , ..-_.- ._• • \_ Behool CroMlnf riuarda ... » . JO.7M.00 Special Pollca .... .«. ..« . .». ..».M 2*000.0(1 . li.OOO M ll.BSJ.Ji IAMBS A. MeCARTBY, IK.. HM H n HK u e,om.oo 1,000.00 ll.H8.00 MWTI* •= think." • . • CtrtlBM by in tall ITth day of Januanr, 1N0. lUlttttred Mualelpal AtwunUrt Other Exbenaea n.tts.on MoiaoM,oia.oo VOiKtrnuni BouJt.lrd, Newark. K J. Acquisition or Uaie of Police Can ...... SJ.!7«.O) 12,510.00 9,400.00 13.M0.O) MISS Malnttnanea and Repair or Police Can «,<00.00 t,«00O0 Car thieves are enjoying boom tunes, too ... Pint Aid Organization—Contribution l.iKM LOCAL I JO.OOO.OO 1.09 10,000.00 10,000.00 There's an auto stolen In this country every 1 and Other Kapenaea — . » .. 1800.00 2,250.00 2,183.24 ean Uaal BuSnt aftta TowiuUf at MMtltXwn, OMau of Monraoutli far tka eul Mar vm. Municipal Court 1/3 minutes. •alarm ana Wegei a.noo.oo t,mnM «,l«0. •a rr MBI0I.VBD, uut uw tmnrat mvmnu »f nvman mt apyrepnauoBa aaali eooMtuta Uw local sa.oo MOM M7.1S S.H Household tip for bachelors: "Lipstick usually . tlut MU tadfat fet pusliahtd In The Rod Bank Rtgtttor In Uw lam of •,100.00 3.M0.M will come out of clothing if you first rub the spot with ^ttf^waiu^taiT,M0.a« U.MO.0O 25,1*9.01 nest how the society never became too popular in Ireland.) inilitlaa, prtntlrprtirUnni and adfaitlalniadniualni. liruuu and ai w Other Eipenaea , MOOOOt U.0M.M 11.000.00 15,007.03 athtr Mama oiaamlal to tha atmoaa raadarad by Maintenance ot Beachei Mtl.lt Gag of the week: "Virtue has at least one reward," altlpal government. Salarlei and Waftt .. —-—. lJ.Jll.M Mmoa 4,570.00 Other Bxpenata ...».™'«.«™..»~««..™..—...... LSMOO 1,035.00 1OM.2J 40.71 points out Singer Jeannie Thomas. "You can usually Board of Recreation ComnUaelon and Beaeft Tour Mayor aad Towtuhlp Committee prataat Mr. with tha MMwlBf 33,899.08 1S4.S1 find parking space near a church" . . . Incidentally, Other EipenHl 33,540m lO.aatoo 10,847.71 17,11 The' appropriation. In thta budget hay. been aet at the lowad levtU believed mewtary to provide required Bmerceney Autsorlittloi only about 39 per cent of US. adults attend church on Adult Recreation MOMS . S.W0.N 1,813.11 triSi """"""anouM to eraaftealaw that your fortmiBf body aoMrou only aoma aMDtnit of tea local municipal' kudttt; Vnclaaiined caunly and local aeheoV tax l.vtla being filed, ritptctlfaly by tha Board at Cbooen rratholdtra and Iha nun Harbor CommlaMon an average Sunday. " \ saiirle, and Wagei SW.N 800.00 Your Mayor and Towaahlp Commltlee wuh to thank tha laspaytra toe their prompt payaant of taaea whlek other Kpraaea 274,*5 M.0» It was Aesop, the ancient fable maker, who ob-Is nBtcUd la, Iha high p«roent*|t ot tai oouonuaaa. , served: "Better beans and bacon in peace than cakes Total Operation! (tttm S (A) > aM,U7.N I t,m.ao | s4»,mi.eT s»,ou.ts (•> MM.W ' S,M«.W 4.O41.S2 1.4M.4S Anticipated Keallied In and ale in fear." Total OpertUoni Including Contingent .—tl.0H.Mt 40 tMt.tir.OO 17,*M.N | tM,«M.W I M3,in.M t33.B0l.41 suMtrnnsa -J S50.0O0.OO f 3M,O».0O U tSlfSmmml'mnumti Detail: ——— Honored guests will be County UeonaMt Salarlei and Want I 47l.7H.tt ludge Etvm R. Slmmlll, council AMoMMa BanrasM u,ra.i Other Eapenat (Ineludinf Conllngenl) _ t4t.SM.0e Plan District Otktr J3 advancement chairman, J. Fred e,mi Billett, scout executive Glen N. 1T.000.00 ll.lao.l Capital Improvement Fund . a.ooo.oo M.0O9.0OS I B,«t,N| 90,000.001 7,m.w U,«T4. Capital Improvement—Townanlp Roada tt.tM.00 M.4II.74 Scout Rally Appleyard, district chairman. Capital Improvement— •5,000.00 sf.eN.ee Judge StmmUl and Mr. Peyton 1.00D.W Bodman park Ptayirauad »——. 171.89 152.SS MIDDLETOWN - The Great Capital Improvement- M.M in.se Wheeler, advancement chairman 11.000.00 Receipt. From Developer. - 1I.S31.48 11,3111.78 Northern District Boy Scout Jubi- Capital Improvement—Beachai 4.07».7t lee Rally will be held Feb. 19o,f Great Northern District, will 10,719.00 10.SM.U ta the Middletown High School present badges to the new Eagle ills Total Capital Improvamenla _s UMMM s ur.ui.ns I ut.ns.ns us.3ia.mi enei gymnasium to celebrate the 90th Scouts of MM m the district. MM. O,tllOt M.tlt« Prlntlni and Usal Adrortlalai . S.TttS) 1I.M other Ulicellanaoua Heeerve far I'.Mlltektd (Mat) S M»,7N.M t sn,mti t t j*t,m>.ti 1 JM,m>,« t noanclal Admlnlitrttloa •alinti and Watia -~- t. T*M DMwnl AppraprlaMom ____..__....I1,CIJ, 138.10 Sl,lU,707,.7 t 7,000.00 P,t», 707,17 W,iM,7kt70 tM.tlt.SI Ottur Bapenatt „ .- AweHm.nt ot Taaei •*•' •llirlei and Wa »,Ut.M Dadlcatloa by Rider—(R.S. 40:M».l) "Tat dedicated rtwaata antlelpaltd durlna trie tear nan ft— tS OUur Bipeniti £88 i,eio.(e HSS llsaatee; tolld ftul and poultry lleuine,' btquatlj tKneaI: r^traJ olant rtviriu. reciivM h« til fmL^Stui Coat ot KMplaf Taa Map CurroM , rtaatreatMmB OamMtiwnereOanwalaUan.n " and dedicatedtdleatod under thet povlslonpovlilomi il RTW"™!RTW!; dVpiltdVpiiti lor main utanltonvSaattanltonVaadd itvK OtllMilon ol Tataa tonaoaUam «htrt atithohnd br proper authority and coiu are "haisiabW lo luch dmoliu T 2S Stlartai and Wafta -.— n,eM.oo rtTMiM at Uka charaetar approved by the Dirtctor ol Local 0%v.rnment"rt hartby antleiSaMd ai other Kipentta .._..-...-.. htraty MtrOiM.t.d lor Ih. piitpaaaa lo which .aid revenue idwiwidy JS$» £«8X? |?," Publlt Bulldlmt and Orovndi «,ee»eo •altrita and Watet . itppcmia TO atipoRT oinet ItpenHt .._..._.._.™—1._ Blaetlona • • I JS5 JSti CVUEKT rtlND BALMIjE^HBET DM. II. IMt COM*'ARATIV, B HWAtjMiJOT or tin 4,*»,l» j.iot.oo MM OS ISKlt Caan and Invettments ...... ll,ea.M Legal Mrvleet and Ootte mm Property Aeejalrad ay Tai Tltlt Llin IKS i:S8 BBSS*** Other Baptntaa iSS US* mat taunts Plaanint Board 44,589,Wt.79 Mlarita and Watta .. om»r Iipeatti .—~ Mirt.r Plan CMtrtct . IS Board ol AdHielment m s> L.IAB UTIII. RESIRVES AND SURPLUt talarlei and Watat , ,,,50.50 •Cam UtMlillta ....,„. ,...,| SM,IH,M Other Buentat ..». RoHrvei for Rtetlrtbln „,' tUMltt ••oi Trt. commltltt turtlua -,_.™ tll.9lf.lt M0.W Olhtr SJiptnitt I,«W,WMM»M.,.W,W.,.«..»».,.HW Total Mabllltlcf, Rurnlui K..,t},07*40«,« Otlitr Eipenrllturti and '"nroup Imuianet I'lani far Iinploytii ~ 1.0M.M I.0M.M 4M.1 Daduclloni Item ineoma ....„ Wtramcn'a Oomrtmatlon tnnftnei .__ U,«M,00 P.MJ.00 Sunly nonrl Primlumt •thojl TM Levy Unpaid ...... ,..| MD,U3 00 TuUi Bapindlturn and Other Iniuranco ,...... •...— Uit School Tax Deterred —,-., 177,012,00 Tai Riqulttmtnti „ Seonomlo D«nl«pm»ni ~ Leill lapendllurti 10 N Rtliid Other Kapinitt ...... 1,000,0a joo.oe HIM by rMturo Ttmi Salartei an4 Wagti , 7,000,00 1M,0tt,0t frouctlon lo retwni and Total Adjuattd Eipanditurti SLOP I SKIM MIR. The Asa Khan IV, yeath. rir« and Tai itqulnmtnti —... 3,M7,MI.1J Salarlti alld Wa|M , i,H«.oe 1,IM 00 ittoet S,41I,1M.OS alleasl slalom rue at Villirs, SwUsulsad. All 10 Volustoor tin Coopaalta _ U.OOO.W M.000.00 umm Surplut Stliset Dto. 11M , ,| t4Ml)M 1 e»,M4.ti I) I Bargain* throughout the store -leads and loads of big values! Cash in on Acme's many birthday »poclol» and gat famous S&H green stampsoso benuil All Acme Markets Will Be Open Late Lincoln's Birthday I

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RED IANK—170 Iread StrMt MM HAVIN—574 Rlvtr Road WEST LONG IRANCH-Rr. 3« and OftM lues., Wed, • TUtm. 'HI 9 P. M,| M. 'H110 P. M. Op« TML, Wed. ft Ihnrs., ttlO t* t f. M.| W. • H10 P. M. Open Wed. » TkWs. mtll 9 P. M.| FtW^'HI 5TEVE ROPER a, - TK HANDS

tm , M, Pontoad . dubs? efcaiman fair the UN March of Wast cannot have K-Q-W, K-10- Dimes campaign, has announced 9, Q-1M. or lfrM. He would that the Mother!' March was «uc- Column have led the king from the first cessful. ; tea from sny of of theee, the Workers partsdpattag ia "•» * the othtn. march were Mn. John Auen, UJ. The other peeeibUitiea are K- Mn. Albert Varwilt, Mn. Ruth R K-Q4, K1K KM, Q-1M, Wood, Mrs. John Sctortino, J and Q-M. to the fint two caiee MnM . .Roberb t Roberteonb , Mrs it witt pay you to let the firit Raymond a. t Mri Aa» yooTDOtnaap trick ride around to your jack. oa T~1T nf*1** thooy Roman, Mrs; B Butt la the other four caaM. you O'Keefe, Mn. Robert Machette, or two. f^fn**liif. caa block the autttt bb y playinli g . this hold-up is Mn. Charles Quasi. Mm. Edward Waat toads the sis of clubs, and dummy"! ace, Dooley, Mn.' William E. Kohkn- To sum up, the odds ere 4 to bush, Mrs. Edward Duncan, Mn. yaei are Soatfa. How do you ptaa 1 In favor of playing dummy's Ike flay? Andrew M. Daino, Mrs. Gilbert ace at the tint trick. E. Ventimiglia. Mrs. Fred Lime- If you rafusa the tint trick, Now that you have analyzed By WALT DISNEY yva will ke defeated. East wise bergar, Mn. Howard Paronto, MICKEY MOUSE the flnt trick with the queen the position, you can remember Mn. William Griffin, Mrs. Rob- Now West cannot defeat you. it ia a' shortened form. Don't ert Luddy, Mn. John J. McCon- af date aad returns a dub. West J he leads a low dub to the cavern e*h ths too of dubs (ar bold up with A-x-x. You can nell. Mn. Joasph Albrecht, Mn. ejuoen, East caaaot continue the usually block thesutt by takmg William Griffith. Mm. Frank wNhtat kmg if you play the suit It West, instead.' leads out took) to stake sure of continuing the ace. • " - ^. Seas, Mn. William Height, Mn. the Uag of clubs, be will eat up Luke Peata, Mn. Robert DieboM, date aaafl the ace ia forced out your Jack' ,\ • • ... DAILY QUESTION later you mast take Mrs. VIcto^Roasetti, Mrs. Irvmg West whs Granted that the play works Plaat, Mnk John Mack, Mn. as the cards He. Haw caa you. QU Hearth • 11, Diamood.Roasmary Watt. Mn. Martin aa lbeace ft * •* CW^A » » «^ d D.PaMhaber.Mrs. WBIiam Ken- Matt m with tht e teat of the tathet aebetk, Mn. Charlea MeCaO, IrleM. - (Mag (taadard Mn. iPeter Fail, Mrs. Aatassy Garnet My Gay. Mln Patricia Otttaey, MUs The cornet play Is to wla the Theresa Culaey aad Miss Karaa 1 w2* i-Tflv^Tif *S?m ^7&5ftTS3SSchwiad...... '. vary first trick with dummy ! break! «, you caa well afford 5jJ^^rrP'15*S2f ace of dubs. You try the dla> to tote three dubs aad the king dhtrlbuMoa aad u to if points. anond finesse, toting to the Mag. of diamonds. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE ''»»* ********* Febrwryll ACMOta Present—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF Yours • i • This it as good a day at yon caa hops to flodl No •attor watt you try. it abouM. fan oat He way you wan k to. DwttOaapamh«rok

P«tt... Ths astioa's nitrotds Future ... For tkeie home- ^tssasszt^L^^t^m^vt *"**T '•«"»?• • <- rt«it •* «thei adir- 20ft udsr the 1957 earning «*>«»ta« tnH ttat vriB nni directly Then wit a mttgtr 2V4» rain oa fflumlnuini get k expected freight renaw aver ma, to be avaiUble in the near future. NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Tli«D*y Under Your S?gn (Soot. » lo Ott HI H'Rnnlik Mefuhui' neMani. Vnu Iwe •rtlel*

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VOUTKD KAMI MAM BUT, YDUU HAVE TO TAKE OFF OH GOODNESS/ tNOUSH NOISfiOKM ALL WUR JEWELRY/MAMME THEN MY PICTURES 4 OHOVT AW&V...WE 100K LIKE EVERT ONIEE * ELSE)

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oaf taw* to •» MMia/* Farm He S**^ nSdmS/iuMtl •KWaTiSsV to* far tM MEDICAL which «ui continue for three •.•lit -*-- sasMafssW ABB tssssst jsktejMfeeeaaele< weeks. She Is a member of the WHKS |SW WlWap BeV JtW s) MEMOS of lads of caygea. la sect ka cs»* secretariat of the lateiaationa! Shrewaboiy lose en Ma blood m a mtasjta or Supplied Missionary Council. ssW At t two but he can live several min- Miss Wysaer has traveled ex- Mr. and Mr*. JUchard RID utes without oxygen. NEW DEUfl. bulk (AP) -A tensively in Africa, Asia and theand children, U James St. have la case of aa accident what Furthermore, artificial respir- ation is likely to cause) the Weed- highlight a( Soviet Premier Ni- Near aad Middle Eut. She is a should you do first — stop the kit* s. Khnutebev'i visit to In- former school teacher and social returned from a three-week visit ing to become worse i because of dia, beglaning tomorrow will be worker, and in 1K7 went to Al-with Mr. Hill's parents, Mr. sod bleeding or start artificial res- the pumping action of the chest a all »t the Central Mechanized geria aa a missionary. Mrs. Louis D. Hill in Venice, piration? muscles expending and contract-; Farm it Suratgerh. 200 miles As a representative of the In.Fia. ing as sir Is forced Into the haee noitliwatt of New Delhi, ternatlooal Missionary Council, and then out Hit largest mechanized farm Dr. Wysner has attended many Jack Stark will be guest speak- Remember: First stop the in Alia if a J».000-aere ouii on ecumenical meetings, including er. Saturday night when the bleeding as much as possible. the binge of the Rtjuthtn Des. the Second Assembly of the Couples Club will hold a covered Then start arfflWal rsepirstioa. ert, one of the hotteit and most World Council of Churches. Shedish supper at the Presbyterian inhospitable legions of India. participated In the All-Africa COH«tATUUTIO«$—Jamei M. Vincent, left, sen of Church. Mr. Stark. suMUstrict nULSAOINO It it an oasis with a strictly Church Conference la Nigeria in ranger of the United States Na- Mr. msj Mrs. Isniamln lacker of II 6esr9e St., River, Soviet flavor, for every piece of 1SH, and the Study Conference on COLONIAL BEACH, Va. (AT) tional Park Service. Is here on •leie, Is congratulated by his commanding officer, -Capt MDy Saaford. O, sailei the machinery with which the the Christian Faiths and the Con.vacation visiting his brother, Dan- farm la bountifully supplied came Capt. Alexander I. Cone, Jr.. upon being appointed an the eeu for 71 years before ho temporary Middle Eastern World iel Stark, dub president Stop the bleeding, eepedauy from Russia,- sent by order of in Ethiopia last year. ensign in the Navy at ©uentanemo Bay, Cuba. Eni. retired hen to tafea op the art of Khrushchev.himself. Color slides oa vacations la if a Urge blood vessel hu boas atiai. What does be paint? From MSMS Miss Wysner wu Vincent's wile, fte former Miriam •. Fleming of Union, eut This can usually be managed During hit MM vifit, Khrush- secretary for the Near East Com. Yellowstone aad YesemKe Ho- Picons of the ships oa which cliev, seeking to demonstrate the ttonal Parks will be shown. Hosts S. C, wai present lor the ceremony, lefore entering quite simply by merely ptesstaghe sailed. Where does he paint? mtttee and for the Committee e» object against the part that virtue* of Soviet agriculture, of- on Missionary Personnel of the for the eveeiag will be Mr. a the Navy' h November. I94t. Ens. Vincent graAiated Oa the 41-foot boat be bought to fered to equip a farm of 30,000 la Heading, gometlmes the teach ttveia. Foreign Missions'(Menace of Mn. Mehard .CWds aad. Uv.from M>sJdlotow» Tewnshlp High School. tcres. The Indiana accepted and Dr.GssraM.ifr,,, Nor* America. aad Mrs. Joha Comas. oi a Bssjer or tbe p>seeare of named a committee to select a lite.

The eammlttee was stUl dither- ing over half a dozen pouibili- ties when five Soviet ships sailed into Bombay with 900 barrows, (9 tractors, 75 plow. 50 cultiva. ton, 80 seed drill*, 60 grain har- vester) combines, 50 winnowing MORE LOW PRICES machiaet and other equipment tanging from electric drills to telephone switch-boards. The on- ly place ready for the machin- ery-worth more than two mil- lion dollars-was the dock/ in Bombay. There ate not many 30,000-acn farm tracts lying idle in MORE BIG SAVINGS and the site eventually selected was one which previously had tone unfarmod. It wu aa area of flat sand waste near the Pak- istan border, tittle water wai available, and stow of the and was too salty to be reclaimed for crops. Adequate water could not be assured until the Bhakra Nan- gal Dam comes into operation in AT SUHRAMA 1961, But the vast array of Sov< let machinery could not wait five yean, sad on Aug. 15,195S, Sov- iet and Indian technicians began linking wells and digging canals to farm the desert aa best they could. Of 10,000 trees planted the first year, more than half died for lack of water. But 3,000 acres were sown with wheat, barley, mustard and other grains, and the harvest totaled 1,707,710 pounds. Over the past four yean more than 100 miles of roads have bees built. The «squamnUe area of the farm is crisscrossed with 100 miles of canals. Tents Is which the early labor force lived have peen replaced by modera frame buildings. The 1930 grain harvest wu listed at 10.WOOO pounds from 10,000 acres. Anoth- er 2,OW acres wu ready for In early 1980. The two advisers at Suratgarh

that by IMS the BiBBaaBBBUBB^BBaa ^Vaaa^BBafla^aa. BaawaaaaBUBB wilt reach 41 riHI i|Mli HIN aKi^g.^i n.ej u-_-. Trimmedd OHMN Ml IMsssl e.1lbs1l , •••* Jnit Formed Itllitl SiMlgt HOt Of oTWMl owe Matawan MATAWAN - A Fire Preven- Bureau of the Matawan Fire CHOCK FULL 0 NUTS irtment has been formed by 4-t tbs. * Chief Lawrence Bachman, Serving for, UN' are former ittWllbs. . Frank Gray, Sr., Jerry taint flssfilih Btssst Hut •. flsv* See. Jumbo Bar « and John Thaler. These have the authority, under a or SAVARIN COFFEE code Issued by the National POUNDCAKEQQn ' of Underwriters for small to inspect any pub- ItMstf-skiMiNrislaOtr or mercantile establishment rHM vWp MNI Lean I «leaf In the borough, Rlv ssaWv^snap | jf) Wat* The fire chief has asked that SsMftM Rtssl SlttR fa (a(tt ft. ALL residents inspect their t lib. Qeurmei Full Oeotn homes and remove any fire haz- •L^y^. a-saJk MsMtleMNmlc>l 7|< SifirDMMlt ards from basements, attics, store Vis^RsMs^P BBBS^MHBV laMVP|aTV ItS Bwl GRINDS rooms and back yards. A copy of the code may be examined in. the office of the borough clerk he CtpetaVtlcw Hid. to cooperation with other Mon- mouth County fire departments, EVERYDAY LOW FOOD PRICES! a number of decals with a fire emblem imprinted! in red on the OfoWft VMM Lhiden rams It ot. *•• fact have been purchased. With BrscceU Sours-MIMO Veur Chelcs) Information obtained from the SHORHNING health department, local physic- Wee. aka • asfsfOaajw ians aad residents, a decs! will be placed ma front window of aWlssfial BBBSssf ttssBBaT each home where there are In- MMeWl HMCOS. Cw. okf. 2 fsrIN valids and bed paUente. In the event of a fire, the firemen will NMoote recognise the task of saving an Qi*wFiiiihlMM. . UNDIN NOVM (WhHe or eetors) Vvl I AllaL Invalid. Anyone In the borough H Asdred who Is bedridden even for a short Llnoen •arms Swtft'iOhUkM FMiiiTitiMt ^^i^iit CHEESE Ib. time may contact the fire de- a« ^ Sk 27« partment for cat of the decals. tOea.* Ditms raoM OUR AmtiiiNa DIPT. Nsrbstt A Testimonial dtoaer was given •Hot. Saturday at Cobfs Restaurant by HSSOV Soy, the department for the leaden Unde* rerms H flsl. and Instructors of the Fire De- BOILED partment Junior Drum aad Bugfe 99c CARROTS !^~x£* Corps. k^fera roar ayee-». Councilmaa Verm A. EOisos, ;•••••• •;;,• ft- matter of ceremonies, iatr fttflMBBv1 * rMiy the honored goetti: Mrs. Theo- Kashsr Mylo ft dore D'AMs, Charles Ztamtr. Samuel Banafato. John Wads aad the present Instructors, Qeae Undsn Howie § M U inf Fmki ( Shirkey and Robert timid. tsii»« t#sr fl John Hinds, William Formoa ossi •fappi BBfasvSftBasj Wg^f Ca^fci Br ^a^SSTS' ^SrSV^B^SBB 59c ***'•-"- and Fred Formon led the group PICNIC In community singing. Dandae concluded the affair. . The UOM Auxiliary of wed* AMs3fe.canl *»** irtment held Its quarterly meet- Ing at the Midway Hose Co., Xiooeflkla, iihltijton It, rk^BPWsT A business isssion was eon- Orsn. • I lbs cted by Midway Auxiliary pres- 10«29< :nt, Mrs, Lawrence Lanzaro. ames followed, The April men- M. [ng will be held In the Hook * riiver*»*s" ••-, Saturday. Providence was beaten ball Association has dwindled to But night baseball, probably the biggest "sav- have an easy time against Du- er" of baseball, both In the minors and majors, wii quesne. The Flyers hid a 1M 514 games. •;•••••. record. Duquesne had lost seven The losing streak started last hen to stay and each year the owl activity contin- in a row for a 4-11 mark,* How- Sunday in St. Louis, where Cham- ued to Increase. . _ ever, the Dukes. raced to a 40-26 berlain had several teeth jammed lead at halftime'and had no trou- into his lower jaw. He aggravated This season the total for both leagues hits 605 ble the rest of the way. George the injury in Detroit Tuesday as games; an increase of 45 games over 1959. Brown paced Duquesne'* attack he set an NBA 'one-season scor- Tbt National League, where It all started, Ukes with 22 points. ing mark while the Warriors were' In other major games, 11th dropping another. It better and their total this season will be 312 arc- . ranked Toledo beat Bowling Last night, with a chance ,at light games, compared to the MS dates for the ... Green, 76-96; Kansas edged Kan- the league's rebound and free American. And tab doesn't tell all the stow eJtber, sas State, 64-62, and knocked the throw marks, the circuit's No. for tbt N.L total Includes only seven clubs for the Wildcats out of the Big Eight I scorer wu forced out of ac- Conference lead;. Marqiiette tion with three minutes to play Chteago Cuba an still standing linn against night downed Louisville, 71-70, and inthe first quarter. He was hit Maryland nipped Virginia, 4443. In the mouth in a scramble for Leading the way for them all this season are the In a Philadelphia doubleheader, a rebound.', . - Jack Egan scored 29 points, in The New York Knicks lost no Dodgers; who will stage 64 games at night Baltimore leading St. Joseph's (Pa.) to a lime taking advantage of the sit-is the A.L. leader with 59, and these figures indicate 7*73 victory over St. Peter's'of uation and pinned a 125-117 de- that in the span of 25 years since the night game was Jersey City. N.J. and Bill Ken- feat on the Warriors. Wilt scored nedy scored six points'In the fi- five points and grabbed two re-introduced clubs now play more than a third of their nal two minutes to lead Temple bounds before leaving. schedule of games under the high towers. to a 68-60 triumph over Muhlen- In the first gsme of the Madi- berg. son Garden doubleheader. Larry ACCORDING TO THE beat baseball Informa- Elsewhere, the Feldman twins, Costello's Jump shot at the buzz- 1 Jon and Jeff, scored six of eight •IJCS SPARK FlUft—Oannis.rMurphy" Caruso* It er gave the Syracuse Nats a 110- tlon available, night baseball goes back many overtime points for George Wash- ona ef the main plugs in Coach Den Slavtn's Rod lank 109 mme-fronvbehiad triumph years, long before MacPhall introduced It in On* WUCOMf COACH —Or. William C. Ellit, left, ef ington to spark a 73-87 victory over the Minneapolis laken. The over Georgetown (DC); Al But- High School basketball machina this taasen. Carusoa Rumton, president «{ th« Shore Area YHCA Aquatic Nats trailed by 20 points early ler connected for M points as is a good floor man, rebounder and/produces points in in the final period. Ona source aays the first night game was play* Club, welcomes Vladimar Pilka, a swimming coach his Niagara team walloped Syra- The two division leaders cuse, H-W; Washington State double figures quite consistently. ad In September of 1880 when two amateur bat* from French Morocco, to the Aibury Park YMCA pool lengthened their positions. beat Montana, 74-70, and Arizo- Sunday. Coach Pilka worked with the members of the The Boston Celtics, pacing the ball teams met at Nantasket Beach, Mass., with na defeated New Mexico, M43. «lub during the day,and gave instructions on improve- Warriors by *% games, rolled up arcllghU strung along the field. In other news. New York Uni- Squaw Valley Athletes their highest score of. the yesr And, it was tried in the minors long before it was want In the breettttroke. Several swimmars in this versity accepted an Invitation to in downing the Detroit Pistons area arc members ef the Aquatic elub. play in the NCAA Tournament. 1SM21. inaugurated in, the majors. . . ~ Violets, 114, will play In Action After Storm The St. Louis Hawks, with an At tint night baseball was a novelty and the an at-large representative In a ll'/i game margin over the Pis- players, generally, wen against it Some still art, triple header at Madison Square SQUAW VALLEY, Calif. (AP) slopes snd skating rinks buzzed tons in the Western division, Manuel Rodriguez KOs Garden March 9, They will face — "They are living again," de- with activity as the International handed the Cincinnati Royals but the club owners, 'and many fans, like It And the Atlantic Coast Conference clared Hans Urban, coach, of athletes skied and skated. their Hth straight setback. The It provided the adrenalin necessary to pump new champion for the right to ad- West German Alpine team, There were the usual -pre. score wss 120-110. life Into gate receipts. . Cal Hubbard in 4th Round vance to the next round at Char- sunny weather returned to Olympic complaints from some lotte, N. C. March 11-12 against Squaw Valley and his skiers re- and two injuries reported among Fred Lorenzen, 25, of Elm- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - The Philadelphlan had gone the Mid-American Conference turned to the mountain slopes. the spectators. hurst, III., USAC national stock TODAY.WE HAVE many nocturnal sporting winner. Luis Manuel Rodriguex, the best through 21 fights without a loss But fingers were crossed by The Russians complained the car champion' for the past two events. Harness racing in the big cities, once an after* welterweight to come out of Cuba and scored IS knockouts prior to sfflclals as well as athletes hop- speed skating oval contained years, will switch to the NASCAR ing good weather would continue pebbles, the Finns' bus from the noon sport, now is staged at night, and this has helped since Kid GavHan, wants to fight his engagement with Rodriguez. circuit for his 1909 competition. Horse Racing with the opening ceremony for McKJnney Creek cross country make it a booming production. Don Jordan for the title in bis Rodriguez floored Hubbard for MIAMI (AP) - Royal Native the games just one week away. course wu mired'In mud.and 9t t foreign newsmen wanted multi- Dog racing, la most cities where the grey-, next ring appearance. »») with BillI Hertaek in the stmthere was a atom out in LADIES DAY Rodrigua proved be is ready 0!0J^!fi! i2 i!S!*±£2 saddle * ***"** the Pacific which forecaster Hal lingual press releases. hounds go, Is run at night, although there are to the satisfaction of 3,105 ring- third. Quick left hooks rocked nen, romped to a $/, Root said might reach the North- Injured were Flippo Riftat, a some matinee programs. Hubbard in the fourth round and Spanish ski racer-from Barce- aide spectators and a nationwide verdict in the $29,00O-added ern California coast on Friday 1 Flat racing, too, has been conducted at night, with television audience last night a sharp left to the jaw put himColumbiana Handicap at Hlaleah bringing another possible heavy lona, who suffered a sprained ankle on the slopes, and Inga when he knocked'out previously down for the count to finish a yesterday. Progressing, well rated snow to Squaw Valley; good and bad results. . . roaring battle. Loevdin, a Swedish cross coun- unbeaten Carl Hubbard of Phila- candidate for the Kentucky But while, the sun shone, the The other major sports, boxing, basketball, delphia. The gate wu $7,142.25. Derby, broke down after finish- try skier, who broke a bone in The end came In 1:M of the th"Noe title,w I" wanRodriguet Doni Jordasaid nalte forr ing fourth in the eighth race and her wrist. track, and many football games, both college and fourth round in a scheduled 10- the fight. "He Is playing hide wu distroyed. Whether the former will be pro, art generally staged at night A big percent- rounder and surprised many seek with me but eventually he NEW ORLEANS - First Dot Rumson Frosh able to compete remained• prob- age of high school football games are played at Kodriguei followers who looked must fight me. No?" ($») overtook pace-setting Up- lematical. Miss'Loevdin said en him as a fancy baser, but ward in the stretch to post ahe'll be ready to go. Whip Gulls The 60-meter ski jump was abort on knockout puaahes.',.. m ;;;;Bythiltiat ty. Boston Red SoxV, length decision in the feature It wu Rodriguez's »thvictpry rookie Cart Yaitftemski won the opened for the first time since The players are Tom Redmond, at the Fair Grounds. RUMSON — Bobby Vilardi, without a defeat. He had won 1J1959 Carolina League batting ti- the storm, but most of the junip- Grid Cardinal^ «>/j, 240 pound tackle from Van- OLDSMAR, Fla. - Pure Vil- scoring over half of Rumson- fights by decisions and only seven tle by a margin of 54 points. He ers waited impatiently for the derbilt and Joe Driskill, 195- lage ($4.90) scored a four length Fair Haven Regional's freshmen by knockouts before he faced the starred at second base for Ra 80-meter one to be ready (or Sigh 2 Players pound end from Northeast Louisi- victory In the Sunshine Park squad's points yesterday, led the Ms-pound Hubbard. ieigh, N. C. feature. use. ana State College. little Bulldogs to a JO-M victory "You don't get anything out CHICAGO (AP>-Tfce Chicago Redmond, a sixth draft choice over Point Pleaaant'a yearlings. of that one," Germany's Helmut Cardinals of the National Foot- "I don't think you'll ere in 1959, suffered an ankle In- Vilardi racked ub 27 points on Recknagel declared after taking ball League today signed two fee a driviof license,bv jury during the 1959 training sea- 11 field goals and five fouls and the smaller jump. players they cut from their ros- Uncle Sam's Olympic Skiers waa the only Rumsonian in dou- Unofficially the longest leap maybe I can iarae you son. Driskill was dropped] to ter just prior to the start of the ble figures. Next in line wu wu by Albin Plank of Austria make room for a veteran ob- Jeff Reanioa with nine tallies. when he soared about 230 feet. 19M tained in a trade. Are All Covered by Insurance It was a tight tint-half ball tame, with Rumson' trailing at half time. Point jumped out to asssssssflgasssssssiisHBsHBBBisHBssasBBHBfBi an 11-10 firat quarter lead and By JAMES FLOWERS Me* and officials during winter (according to a spokesman tor had a 25-22 advantage after rec- and summer Olympic games, the Olympic committee. n MM ii tin Central Press Stall Writer ording a M-U second quarter. the Pan American Games, and Chevy'a «-cyUnd«r engine* NEW YORK - Picture your- The Bulldogs started warming during tryouts for team selec- ONE OF the larger claims WORTH WORE are set to •queete extra milea self' whining down a slippery tion. ., under the program grew out of up in the third chapter scoring out of every drop of fuel. aU atopa or bobsled run to put the 1955 Pan American Games a M-ll edge to take the lead af- They're long famous for low your country ahead in interna- AU 12J U. S. team athletes ter three quarters, 3S-3S. and officials at Squaw Valley, at Mexico City. A fencer on fuel eonaumption, high tional competition. Rumson wrapped up the issue as well as the 475 persons ex- the U. S. team received an in- perfonnanes. Our stalwart lads and lassies in die finale by running away pected to make the trek to lury which, by the time he was will be doing just that at the back in good health, amounted with a 12-2 quarter. BECAUSE THEY Rome for the 1960 Summer Winter Olympic games Febru- Hennanson wu the high man Olympic Game*, will have the to a claim of $1,900. ary tt-M at Squaw -Valley, for the Garnet Gulls with 19 MUT SIMRE Wl i protection of the program. The During team tryouts, there Calif. And 'they'll be proudly have been a few claims amount- points, three coming from the Powat-packed for peak per* garbed to uniforms with the tra-plan provides a maximum bene- fit of 15,000 for medical expen- ing to a total of about $309, foul line. formanee. Chevy's husky ditional red-white-and-bhie motif, including one for an injured mMa 4M> I n. rirt. <»> VS'a make child's play out of featured by red scarves and ses resulting from; accident and are foot and another for a broken Reardon 4 Cobb arr1 0 S the toughest hauls. They Chevrolet's low prices make boots, light gray costs, and blue a benefit of $25,000 in the event Woilon 0 a o Mbtl > l i of accidental death. arm incurred by one of the Dunlco 0 • t> Herman•on i tit have a mind tuned to aeon- big truck newt tor '60. They caps and ski pants. American cyclists. Vilardi It an Boico i • l omy, ton, that swaps eeata mean money in your pocket But if one of the American Ktnoey « • s Munr i S 1 •• ' •'.•••••'.•• Joodctilld t a a Dorra > « i flOIVBf pfwtat lim on modal after modeL Step- boys or girls should take a tum- 'THE FULL cost of the pro- TMtMik* • n g Blrdnil i a t gram is paid by the United OLYMPIC GAME partici- Vans, 4-Wbael Drives, many ble on one of,the slalom courses pants are not the only athletes s» • DO ii lisa* light-duty models with auto- and end up more black-and-blue States Olympic committee—the Rumfon • 10 is l( 12-50 athlete pays, nothing. Under the who are protected by health in- Point FleiilM .... 11 J-M matic transmissions-all an than red-whtte-and-biue, the vic- surance, said the Institute. Ma- terms, the I). S. Olympic com- lower priced. Also, prices tim will be happy the U. S. team jor league baseball players an mittee pays the first IN of any BASKETBALL have been reduced on all is equipped with one thing-ac- National Football league ath- ftrtvN tnttt istt Msif thi|Yi i M sctJi nwlstiMil claim and then the •.; insurance optional VS'a. cident insurance! ; letes, as well as their families, • MONMOUm COUNTY AMOS) HOLY KAMI! The United States Olympic takes over, paying the remainder are covered by health insurance With tndepeodent front sot* of any medical expense up to a NODTMSWft DIVISION committee first provided a off the field while their team FMlultl pension there'a a brand-new, health insurance .program. , for maximum of $5,000. picks up the bills for injuries at. Afn« 45 • ,St. CallMrtM'i M smoother, easier handling m. Ann'i 4T : It. Afiwi 43 the American team during the There were no claims during suffered on the field of play. St. Ann'i M St. CMhtrlM'a It feel behind the wheeL iteooldbethaiBostiinpor. (KtuDiiiffl Tksae haadsooM new hand/ 1M2 games in Helsinki, Fin- the 195$ games, either at the Although one doesn't like to St. ClUMtllU'l tantvWtyoumakein'M.< at. Uanr'« a haulers "double In brass"- the Health Insurance in- Winter Games at Cortina D' Am-think about getting injured, it (Niw Hon.) When you've seen these new > '• 'STANDINOS ean tnuaport eight passea* stitutt reported recently. peno, Italy or at the Summer must be comforting to these Chevies, youTl agree they're w gen er up to 950 lbs. of pay- Hie program coven both ath-Gairiei in Melbourne Auilral'a, fine Olympic athletes, who give SI. Mirf'fl ...... U..H.._M».—I.. Each front wheel, suspended the_ world's most edvanead O L. P H .-«.«.-..«.«.««..z.~r." 3 Had. Rear and center saata all for honor and country, to SI. Ann'i . Independently of the other, ttueks. Then drive ooe tad si. Amti . 3 know that they'll be well taken „ 3 are easy to remove and re- Cuthorlnt'i n..«»u. ie free to step iitdtrNitiaUy esma'aiiaA * anala^haai ^t^^^^^^^^mm fBI^^ Bad out why. care of should an injury result •CIIEDULl over bumps. And shoekproof fNMt fM MOsJsassWya WQt from a bad slip or fall. r«b. «ih-o. f. P. H. «.,St. Am'f torsion springs up front eoak work or for pleasure, these up the jam and Jolta befort double-duty beauties art they reach the body. With bast for both! three rugged new Uilored-to- tbe-truek rear auspensiona to further reduce road shocks, Chevy gives you the smooth- gwg« a bigg* break INTERVIEWS eat track rise you've ever in a Chevy eab. There'a felt. . plenty of space Inside to IN EATONTOWN stretch out and retas; mere room for hats and hips, mere' THIS WEEKEND room for wide shouMen and long legs. There's hortao* For Opportunities In wide visibility through a Drive a '60 Chevy. Just windshield with 26% more once. Right awsy you'll no- glass am; a new see-et-a- tice the absence of I-beam glanee instrument panel. ADVANCED shimmy and wheel light com* Cabs are safer, too, up to mon on ordinary trucks. 67% mow rigid. mwrn-pammnmoa i , COMMUNICATION See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer for fait delivery, favorable deals I SYSTEMS Sec General Electric Ad, pagt I ef this psaer CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY Dififttiitt spsii, kvi ki hsi grerecrion. 321 MAPI! AVINUL 110 IANK SHrtpMt Mill wsmem BOWLINC She Work* Results Coast Yacht Works (2i, ABC Foundry (1). Oramllneue Builders (3), LJoyd i 8 Hours, Too Pharmao (0i: Oaals Drive In (3). in Baseball llltid!;to\vn Lanes (Ol: Red Bank Elec- ATLANTA 'AP) — Labor lead- tric 121. J at M Hardware (II; Middle- town Plumbing (3), .Pufcurban Barbers ers may point with pride to the (0); Holmdel Liquors (2), American common man's eight-hour day. Players' Golf Lumber ill: V. P. W. ot W. Kerns- l)i»« (2), Slyle Construction (1). But who really originated the MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Tlirfe- W piuM-hour day? Samuel Gompers, . The annual March of Dimes match between Grandlnette Builders 4T time winner Alvin Dark, and Ab- Oasis Drli-e-In 4t , it'll' labor pioneer? John L. the Shore and, North Shore Church loops was held tlolmdel Liquors .~..-»_~....._ 42 lie Pearson. 1951 champion,' ruled Style Construction 41 • •»is, George Meany or Walter on recent week-ends. The first half was held at Red Bank Electric ....:„ 36>J Ri.(her? favorites at a record field of 12!, Jllddlelown Plumbing So Coast Lanes In Long Branch, and at the end of Coast Yacht VVorUl 35Vi None of these, says Will A. including 40 major leaguers, teea ABC Foundry , 331s these three games the North Shore contingent had Suburban Barbers „„_ 31 . I lifter. His answer: off today in the JOth annual Base- jllddletowu Lanes 26", Tie common-milk cow. a «4 pin lead. The next week-end saw the action American Lumber , 26 ball Players Golf tournament. 1 ft M Hardware _. 25 hosier, a retired dairy com- A' couple of other former win. transferred to the Neptune Lanes and North Shore Lloyd's Pharmacy . 24 V.F.W. ol w. Keaniburi .... H pany official,,is hen for a dairy' nen-Freddie HutctUnaon aad 200 Club — V. Boticada 208, . convention. He hat studied the really turned on the heat. As the last ball rolled Catijrn 214. A. Coeren 215, F. White Paul Waner-were in tha ftatid o? across the line and into the pit this loop had a 215-223, C. KowalalU JW, T. Cerqua cow 15 years and it recognized present aad past major leafoera 225. L. Bcotti 235. ' •s a top authority on dairy 600 aeries — F. Whit* 2U-323U2— which inchidet tuch ttaadonit at} 847-pin lead. «30. cattle. Mickey Mantle, Whltey Ford, This match has been held annually for 12 years WOMEK'8 I'OMMDMTV CHVICH A ctw. fatter exaitiMti, Early Wynn, Don Drytdale, Ear| W L- •ratat far tour btmrt. But the Torgeton. Don Nnvcombe, Billy and has netted the March of Dimes over $2,000 in that St. Janes I . . Sl'/i L> i. Cmbury.MtUiodiit „.30ti ' wattes a* time. She taker M Martin. Buck Shaw. Don Zimraer time. The first year $112 was collected, last year wasRumton Preibytarlan ,._ 29 t* It tdbbtet every mta«t». and Gene Freete. Red Bank'Methodist 2 » the high with $213 going into the fund. This year $181 ted Bank Prtsbytsrlan I . 29!, PREVIEW OUTHEWINTIIOAMIS — Action it hot in two ipott at the Catch The tHt bar kMia an de- For the tint time, competition Trinity Episcopal , ... V 17 will be medal play over 72 holes 81 Anthony ' —• . 21 28 Olympic team ttopt two tcoring •Hempti by fha U.S. Olympic !•»•#» in ice hockey vettd it) the placM practice al was realized. As in the past, the alleys were donated Red Bank Methodist 1 28 ' 28 of the Miami Springs Country Shrewsbury Praitiifttrlan ... »» 2IH tnhlbition garnu In Lot Ang«l«. Czech delameman Frantitak Tilttl (No. 3, dark cktwlag her cui. FK tkts aha for this match, so it was clear profit There are only St. Jamefi 2 . 29tt mwt be alatlatMry. Bat aba Club course. Par for tha I,W- Congreaation Beth Shalom jerwy, lower left) blocked fint try by center Tom Williams 1121. Bill Chriitian, yard layout it 70. Dark, veteraa Individual trophies awarded, for high game and series, Red Bank FrMbyUMsut 1 . it aat toaBai. Her Jaw 175 ciuo—un DeLucain-m, exrrame right,: of U;S. ii about to get off a lecond ihot that wat blocked by goalie are " Philadelphia PhiUie* InfieMer. and these are donated by the two lagues. This proves Emma BarDato UVlaVWina*, Ann Mumwr 194. Bea Graham IK. Lois fired 74 and 7S in practice rouadt. Jullau Itt-1M, Ail Mains IK, Dot Vladimir Dvoreetk. No. 2 of tho Czecht it captain and defeniemen Karol Gut. Then it it milking time. Off to that proprietors and bowlers can work together. Orlmu IU-1TI, tally FrtucM IN,' Dill the barn the goea and after a Pppe 1M, Paulina Walling 182, Linda U.S. won,/I-3." : (AP Wirophotol Shore Lanes has a "Special Split Pin" award.This Sfeff 112, Thelma Johnson 110. Helen night of sleep the whole eight- Uttle Rock Blaat Braney liMTMtt, ' Helen Apr 1», hour cycle starts again. is for bowling below and beyond the average. This week Kay Hack HI, Dot Jotinmi 1JT. Ann Under Ooae Study Burrows ITS, Barbara Burma 176, Just Hitenlng to the Scartdale, it goes to Steve Gust, Asbury Park High School teacher Frances Nichols 176. Dolls Zerr >1e> UTTLE ROCK. Ark. (AP) — 176175, Irma McOovney 175. )onate Books N. Y., expert talk you can tell who is^adviser to the school paper, The Megaphone. he has a soft spot for Bossy. Police arid the FBI have cloaked corrcr • DOJUJT i,r.»nii« Caws cry, ha taM, jmt llkt with tilence the investlgaUon of Steve received his award for a neat 79 game. He then M1CAHORE LAMBS o Library a bomb attack on the homo ot a : • ... . W ,.. h humans. recovered with games of 198 and 178. Wee 3 ..I • - . - HAZLET- Mrs. Vernon Ham- "I've seen tears rail 4ew« Negro pupil who' attends aa Cofleetles ... integrated high school here. . The Middletown Bowling League is showing signs Hlhalls - • Mr and Mm. Wallace Shapiro, MTsTaT TtTllWeTTS n^EiVi Early Bird! co-chairmen of the library pro- Chief Gene Smith said the In- of how it will look at the final ball. The KeansburgSk Hih an hauled away, ject for the Hazlet School, have There are all tarts «f cam, vestigation began Immediately National Bank has deposited a sufficient number jointly announced the project it he added: after the blast Tuesday night. He pins to enjoy a 4%-game lead over second place Ei- welt under way, witlr shelves at The lead i»w-ua latest second division, is only a half game out of the first Rldatwood Inn ... ' 2S vlrs. Pat Lane, Mrs. Arnold Pepe, Paul's 'Tavern ^ .:— 25' cows and mean cows, the ones word from Lenox Hill Hospital division. Gile's Market needs to sell a half game more At. Wdi. Rec. Mrs. George Duncan and; Mrs.who butt and won't stand tUU on Gen. Douglas MacArthur. The Loor's Bar . . 2Tti Norman Rathbone. to tie Noble's and is one ahead of Matawan Ford, which Bachstadt'r ^ — S* for milking, or those who star report uld the •0-year-okl gen- RRoly'' B 2» Donations ol books have been Chicago fires? eral wai still on the aerioui Hit is chugging along'two games ahead of Bachstadt's Connors Hotel •••— « - -8 made by Auction Service Station, Buddie's Bar --- »» _ '» , Like he said, cows are a lot but continued to thow moderate Tavern. Rockafellow Constructor! has run into bed 200 Club — orover ahlnn J47, Fran Bayles Electric Inc., Raritan Es- Pauleck 223, Joe Bauer SW-MT. Kan like humans. improvemcoL rock and has been able to win only 10 of the 60 games Urbln« 514. Vlnca Cantallo 2K. Frit Fischer's Cities Service, Dr. ichard Levine, Kahle and rolled to date. IcFarland, Keansburg Trust, The Keansburg Bank seems to have all de- Grants Department Store and Dr. partments locked in Its vault This Is the team that UNITED S4ONDAV NIOHT Edward Bernhard. Dwliht'i Plb«. » Htm...... _ «T Also' the People's National Live Modern Bldrs. M! A new low priced deposited 1,054 stlcki In one game and 2,930 pins Brtla'l CIean«ra .._.-..i-^ M Bank, Kerchner's Flower Shop, In one night EiMo-KI tried with a 1,003 game and Cottaie l/rome _._^-...~ JJ Boyce Florist, Park Barber Shop, Miami Pool Corp. •.>—-..-- M Middletown Farms grew 2,847 pins for second high Tiara Beauty Salon, Hi-Way Ac- Harold's aXmoco .X — f cordion Center,, Keyport Army series. The Individual honors are divided; Dick Per- Bachstadt'a Tavern ... 27 AH. Hlds. Slao ..-- » SION FOR TfTU IOUT—Joty Giardallo, laft, tavanth- and Navy Store, Hanten't Bak- rlnl—high average of 18», Jerry Hettrick-hlgh arum Plaia PUia .23 ranked middleweight, smiles after signing contract in ery, W. S. Wallace, Keyport 3-TMYLOH Jersey Blua Jaya .—. -r. ?r hardware, and Bayshore Station-1| game of 2M and Ed Zlto-hlgh aeries, 092. " M0 ClSb -MRud7pStl"5U-J04. Harry West Jordan, Utah, to fight champion Gene Fullmer, DWIfht !". Al ,Ctt»tler. JM. Ed Olas The Atlantic Highlands Recreation Monday Night J02, Vlo RonUns 211. John Merrltl MB. right, for the title on April 20 in Montana. Matchmaker Lili-Ann Shoppe, La Conte Shoe League seems to be in the, hands of Dwight's Plumb Boo Kaultman 301, Pave Hull 204. Laurel .Brown of the Intermountain Boxing Club which it Store, Curtis Furniture, Bayshore Ing and Heating. Dwight's shows, an 8% length lead promoting the bout'completes the smiling trio. Hardware, West "'.rniture Co., Walnuts Win leyport Oflio r.vplies, Creative ^>'..;: >;vii>i..V,;-.,:-:' • ••• .l-ArVWirephoto}? over Live Modern Builders. From here on the race'is ; Hair Stylists, Cohen's Liquor close. Brite's Cleaners is only a half out of second, Stor- :;uhler and; Bitter, Photo Cottage Lounge is another, length back! 'Banfleld Mov-In SO Scouts Arrive Offset Printing, Music Spot, Stan* Rogewall Loses ley's Diner, Hazel's Beauty Salon ers another 1% lengths and Miami Pool Corp. shows RED BANK^-Wlth Ed Crifl- en toning in 34 point* the For 50th Anniversary and Single System Laundry. an additional half-game deficit There is a five-game Walniita trounced the Hazelnuts, To Gonzales NEW* BRUNSWICK (AP-Fif And Poling's Texaco Station, thepoophvtho drop to the second division and Harold's Sunoco Serv-77-», in the YMCA Nut League. ty boy scouu representing every Frank Hurtle and son, Kovach'i ice, Bachstadt's Tavern, Jersey Blue Jays, Grand Plaza In other gaihei, Cashewa de- At Princeton state in the, Union arrive from Gulf Station, Budnicks Esso, feated CocoouU, 33-17, to move Washington today to take part in Heinke's Meat Market, Feigen- know the mast about Pizza, Atlantic Highlands Esso, and Local 464 AMC. into lecond place in the circuit. PRINCETON (AP)^Ken Rose- a celebration marking the 50th son's Shoes, Ferrara's Shoes, John Anderson is the big reason Dwight's is on The Almonds broke the ice to wall tried to match Pancho Gon- anniversary of {he Boy Scouts of Frank Ferrara and Sons Shoe NYLON TIRE CORD I top, as he is the only 180 man with 185. Tim Whitman win over Chestnuts, 35-33. In zales' big.serve and smashing America. Repair, Keyport Jewelers, Bay losing, the Chestnut* (ell into volleys last night but the pro The staff and employes of the Drug, Newberry's Department rolled the league high game just last week, a neat 21 the cellar position. champ's game was too much for BSA national council will join in Store, Dr. Mark B. Muscarella, and wound up with a 610 for the night Vic Rontino him.' Gonzales won 6-3, S-3, to re- the observance at the newly com- Sav-on-Drugs, Colfax Television has a 629 set, the highest in the league. Team-wise it main at the top of Jack Kramer's pleted Johnston Historical Boy Service, Buttonwood Upholstering Pro tennis tour. Scout Museum, situated at Na- Co., Jan-el Gift Shop, Hoffman- Is Live Modern Builders with 991 and Cottage Lounge Rosewall shifted hia retrieving tional Scout Headquarters on Kt. Rexall Drug Store, Field Furni- with 2,768. According to the league secretary, Tom game to a more/offensive brand ture. Village TV, People's Nttion- of tennit. but lacked the power The 50 scouts will spend tonight al Bank, Praeger's Jewelers, and LaPare, these are the highest in the five-year history M( Fri of Gonzales who won the match l <>«y at the National Seoul Philip J. Blanda. Jr. of the characteristically with a service Training Center, Mendham. They ace. ,- ; - '' • •• will visit Valley Forge. Pa., Fri CHANGES POST victory, over the BluethirU in II In a preliminary match. at day and West Point, N. Y., Sat PELLA, Iowa (AP) — Dr. G. Rangers Good game*. One ended in a tie. The Princeton University's Dillon urday. triumph enabled Chicago to take Gym Pancho Segura turned back T. Vander Lugt, 63, president ol To Black Hawks over sole possession of fourth Alex Olmedo 6-4, 8-10, KHRUSHY ON TOUR Central College for the last 13 place—the last qualifying potitlon In doublet Olmedo and Rose- years will be teaching the next Associated Preu „ ., ,. NEW DELHI. India (AP) -Ni- for the Stanley Cup competition. school year at New Brunswick waU defeated the two Pancbos kUt s. Khrushchev today began Theological Seminary, New If the Chicago Black Hawks In ths only other game, Mau- 1 1 ? J^L •?* v " "f^i* * a fouMiation "peace and Mend- Brunswick, N. J. "I am going jet into the National Hockey rice (Rocket) Richard scored^ ft Godletkl ptayad, with : Kramars - three- ship tour of Asia before Indian back to my first love—teach- All-Wtotktr League'! Stanley Cup playoff* twice to lead th« Montreal Ca- Wllalnns bounce rule. crowds small by comparison they can "tip their hats and lay nadient to a 4-2 triumph .over ing," he said. The seminary is . MfOtK DOffOIII N I with the tumultuous throng* who "thank you" to the New York Toronto. The Canadian thut in- connected with the Reformed Sandy Arnoros Ink* greeted President Eitenhowei Church of America. Ranger*. •";.• '•.''• ' '•' creased their lead over the run- College Basketball two months ago. The Hawk* have picked up It ner-up Maple Letts to 21 points. «8,500 DmlgenV Pact Auatlalfa 'tnu • of a poitlble 22 poinu In their KMT LOS ANGELES (AP) - Out- BREAKS WITH MOSCOW tenon serie* with the Rangers Gene Littler was under par in Ttmalt m, Maaleaberi m fielder Sandy Amoros haa «igned CAIRO (AP) — Iraq's Premier Araw •». aaataa lal> 14 Latt night, the Hawkt defeated 71 of hit first IS rounds of golf W. latefks (Pa) tl. M. rtlrrs (NJ a 1980 contract with the Lot AnAbde- l Ktrim Kaisem took an list season. gelet Dodger*. He'll get about New York, W. for their ninth MaaaanT O. Hjracerw a4 other big ttep away from Mos llralaaa II. aal»»r«al« W tt,500. cow last night. Baghdad radi ralrfleM M, Ma CatWa N MMemina n Waal «w«tr dulla Bustanl as an official politi runs. . ' cal party. GUEST-DRIVE THE 61 ' Pro Hockey TRIUMPH Press LUXURIOUS Karknlrr at, Rraaaelaec II Not just another of those "100% NYLON" dm — Tails IS, I'.aark 4Mlaa) al • this it Goody at 3-T TRIPLE-TEMPERED NYLON raliMik DMOaeaa M, Hamtk ••«> LIVING •f rs W * — NYLON at t'ti very best. Get this new 3-T Nylon •taMmSt, C. W. P«4 It All-Weathertoday. It's the low priced Nylon tin you ' KOL'TM tn trust! '>, Naraaam W. l«e»s«Ht» w IMMIDIATI DniVIRY Xavltr (OSM M,.«attin •> M Mmlraal I, T.rwl. I timgr »'Mk n, Utwinans (BC) CMraaa I. Stw Vmk I (ntrttuwr . ' , Tnaiar's HrkMal* Also Ctmplete StlecUea el NIIIWUT .. Kallaaal inn> Used Span Cart aad Sedans M. KMMM Mat* «l Delrali al AT TOP OF WORLD HOUVNILL WASHINGTON (AP) - The MONMOUTH , VaSttlal n It U. S, atomic submarine Sargo MODM HOIM aHMt Arlsaaa at, Nnr Mcalra M has tmashed through the Ice at Oslsusa NafaM • a. MOTORS Triallr «TMF M, HarAla MaimMt II the North Pole and planted the II Swrik Ml WKW flag of Hawaii-her home slate- WasatoftM IHaU II, Maataaa 1* U 2-2414 Alrrana ll7te*BH)4ta MWti M at the top of the world. The Na- PARKWAY l«l ~ • M, Hawaii II HIGHWAY U vim. vy said late yesterday the sub Oasa Evtalaat Nnr rark IM, Mama Ml broke through the North Pole Mta. Ihra tat. 'til • 9. M. IATONTOWN - i III, tlpvMaaa IM ice Tuesday afternoon and then Pro Basketball resumed her cruise of explora- tion: in the Arctic Ocean'* grett basin. . LANE'S INC. CaMfra w i. KT, *leraa» • Mvsalls The special aorylce will provide WHOLISALI AND MTAIl - TIL Sri ,44M UMIM IIM, llflrnll III SMVICI STATION Ms* Vafk lit, l-Mlaafl»»H M» toothing music for the ctrs of »>rar««# Ml, MlaaraiHills IM patlcnti as they nit In waiting M«pit Avt«. • w. wont St. COR. MAPLI AVI. AND WHITI IT, RID M, iMla IM, 4'larlMWll III ' Tatar's »ra*a«ls rooms, and medical newt ind ad- Dally aad Sun, 7 A. M. • II P. M, ,v«H v«t» at mttetnr , vertisements for tha ciri of doc a OPEN FRIDAY NIOHT! riailaaall al Mlaanmlli CALL SH 7.Q30I M litiLt a| nalaaialMata tori only. »' J r s*jy^pjvaBBk eYsal at anwxeataV BBBBBBaWelbajtfB^BBBwaBBBm .. / -RED MHK mECtSTtM' mmm mwcm '/ 19SS flfMQVUl ay|nirHaii HtiB tfnata SPECIAL V* (wr-Awr Mxiruui ft a ataJaaaw p/aa Mow «-WBvUMa*. , sawing •tatlona: UM U *, KEansburg «. WHitney A equipped, alt power. Excellent cond lion. Uti. U 2-1551, after 5. REPRIOERATOR-PitEEEER. Two- .Calls « prlraia are toll free Co SH MOM /rom u* dear. 10 ft. Phllco.-Element oonJl- 1*7 BUICK CENTURY hardtop In t OUTRT #46431..;.. MnCHANOHl Uon. IH. CAMM7. cellent condition. IB Irma PL, Oceai HELP WAVIED-FEMALE port. 6:30 • 7:30 p.m.. W WELL BUILT OAS RANOE. • 3-pe. SECTIONAL • 3-pc. IEDROOM • 8-pe."NNETTE FOB SALE Oood condition. UI. AT 1- 19S4 MERCURY SEDAN, new seiFULL OR PART TIME for ambitious covers, good running condition, VM women, rapid advancement Days CO plut Accastoriat and 9x12 Iraadloom Rug 6*»W. FVMJC NOTICES AUTOS AND TRUCKS Also 19M Austin sedan needs eom <-7a»S. Evenings CO 4-33U. HAMMOND ANNIVaRtAltr aPBCIAL at_ Iris- motor work, 1300. SH 1-2352. - COMBINATION aeamstieH. and coun- eomplafb with WASHER) Dull, faded hair, get Olo Ollnl Cla- JUIS. RAX HOROSCOPE'reader an 1856 » TON PICKUP Studebaker VI. ter girl. Call mour Cap. IS complete. SH T-IHl. advisor. Now le the lime you c» ' 28,000 miles. Perfect condition, (ood RU I49I4 ORGAN STUDIO ORIENTAL RUOS-Never used. Hir buy jour on p "Clerk", P. O. Bra 149. Rad Bank. D40D. ly eicellent, 48,000 miles, rugfed trail' burn. KE ».263g. sIANUrACnjRJBBi of floe Mild, kn r hitch with electrical connection. Rea- EXPERIENCED SECRETARY with lampa offers discontinued numbers at SOUTHBOUND. Must sell beauUnilly PINK CAR lonable. SH 7-0482. • knowiedga of bookieeplnf. call AT 1- reduced prices. Tower Craftsmen, IN styled, full length brown natural lsST Chryi'er New Yorker four-doc 20B7 for Interview. HELT WANIED-MALE HELP WANTED-MALE ranch mink eoat, else H. BH 1.8738. 1952 FORD radio, healer, good rubber •OATS i ACCtSSOtlK Chestnut St. Rad Bank. Sedan. Ttiat full sized car you've !>ea nice condition, runs well. 1235. SI BOOKKEEPER-taperleneed for build TV and HI FI discount clearanna. Iseklng for. Wo sold It new an) It U i - ing contractor, Construction .eiperl- STOCK CUCltK — ataady job for SOLID MAPLB TWIN beda aomplete. aiaan, one-wrier car. Slop In today. -4273, . COMB SEE the worlds flneit I _ • young man, his* tcbool paduate. C»l SALB-Regutar IIM.M stereo, consol- IW. White utility cabinet, IB. Brawn •nee desirable, but not essential. Send OPPORTUNITIES Molecu Wire Corp. U l-UOO. ete. only |13».M. TV's regular «]>9.aS metal two-door wardrobe. IW Book- OKI FORP two-door, good running In Naw Jerieya' largeit ahowroom. resume and salary desired to "Con- only S1M.M. Bookeas* IT'. TV portable condition, IBM Mercury engine, Ktdiu, riujr noH during cor tremendous t?!n. factor', Hoi til, K»d Bank. ease. 15 Four wool rugs 2i«. tt mth, Maurice Schwartz ter eavlnga. event at A A B Boat .rort UAtuoBUBtrr INDUBTIUAL IIAKDWAKB WIeiUi.ll nAlis only |U4.iOnap up th»"'Haln- Boy'a winter clothing elze 4 good con- leater, USS. til 7-4(78. wanted to cover snore territory. Es- oow' bargains. High tradeln, too. Re-dition, reasonable. Lady's red gabar- Balee. Aulhorlied Mercury 4 One Buc- WOMEN to do interesting phone work. NEHNER BROTHERS, INC.. operatln] tablished account Salary and commis- TO METTLE ESTATE, 1957 Doilge. caneer Dealir, Hwy 34. Bellord. KE Evening! 6:30 to 9:30, -salary plus conditioned TV's.from IM.tJ. Ouaran- dine Season Skipper else 13, |10. Cady'e & Sons over MO ttorea, la considering ap •loti. Applv it! supply Co., P. O.teed lor » days, "llalnbow" (opposite rsln coat with tam, sue U, U. IH I- Red Bull Custom Royale, Low mlleife. Bell commission. Contact.Mr. Drake. Arthur plications for men for future atari Bot 2M. Perth Anboy. Ml W. Trait R, i •tier over $1,300. AT 1-0787. Murray Studio. SH 1-SRM. Acme parklag.loo Broad ttnet, Aed ant. - • • • •H 7-wrr ATTENTION BAB8 FI8HER1IEN-27 managsment posltlona. , Bank. . • ' . • • W95 OR LESS-Handllng only Fords, lflrlchien open aea aklfr, fully eon. LEOAL STENOORAPHER. aaperlenced SHOE SAI.ESMAN ALUMINUM COMBINATION 1958 FORD Chevrolet*. Ltvuuva. Hwy. M, or verted 340 h.p. oida marine, ltonel only considered. Eicellent salary, THESE PtmTIONi offer opportunities Top man thoroughly experienceced IPINBT PIANOa M teat Plod out ba- •lit Grand Unloa K* S-SUL for rapid advancement lor those who ••n'ee shoes. Mosost be able tto manage. purehase II TOW child u TILT WINDOWS , CA HIM ahatl, extra prop, Call KE 6-323} aKei SH 7-3730. All Slsee To Olant Mxa)t l»53 MORRIS MINOR convertible. Rad- • B. m. outllfy. All praneUcm an msdc OOeneroo a salary,l . mlselon TELEPHONE SOLICITOR work from from w«hln our ewa arganlaaUio. bonus. (HT-e]4t ' . Oenmna Aleaa Aluminum CHRYSLER — 1*57 four-door Bardic io, beater. Tlrea and top la naw eon- WAKTBD-Uead boata and rootora. Will home any noun, experienced pre- Saratoga. Radio, neater, powereteer jillon. $350. Clean car. Call evenings tick up. R J. Wllaan Boat Worl ferred, commission. Call SH 7-3031. SQ.fl Mffr-aLlst tag. |H& law mileage. CA Hill. ir wetk-enda. 8H T-tCOS. APPUCArm aatacTSD win begin W «» AUantla Are, Loni Branefc CA SINOLE NEEDLE OPERATORS on aura management training program OUT OF WORK? . UW MERCUBf I1ONTCLAIR. fajr o(l *T REQ. $17,96 AUTOS AND TRUCKS toppers. Union shop. 3S hour week. In the etock room, asd progreaSyeiy Minimum * Windows balance or Uka ovtr parniaU. Call SAIUIIR AND BUHTUH-AttlhorUed Apply Adams brothers, » Mutt Bridge advance to float man. asalstam man- tW PER WEEK TO START all finer namee tn children's Installation * Delivery Optional U J-39M. HUB. To* Boat Center, n WHIM m.,Ave., Bed ~J-~ •«er and M atort manager, 30 PER CXNT OPP IMS MOA, white, one owner, htaur. Rail Bug. IH 14931). RELIABLE HOUSEKEEPER, mornings Save on winter and • aprmg ' Tonneau, adjustable ataarlBg, naw BARN A dOOD aALART while CALL GIBSON M190. . THE UTTLB1 HOUSE It FT. CUSTOM RUNABOUT. Centel only. Must have own transportation. APPLES — Selected Red Dolleloue. irhlle ildewall llrei, St.MIO. Can be wen deck with hatch, removable aft deck, Referenda. SH 7-12M after 4 p.m. learn with — HI Rloer Rd. Pair Raven •11 day Fildar at UI Rofewooa Ave. UTIItlD MUCBHCN, OUARDa, Oolden Dellcloui. ataymn Wlnmp. 95 h. p., electrical atarting. Trailer. SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE, legal Macintosh. Macouns. For eating and Long Bratich, Mualnll. S>at, offer. KE J-5981. OENEROUa BONUS PLAN ( servlcamen. Pgaelble part-time patrol otbir slieeT eiperfence preferred but not essential, duly t» snippiinent retirement Income. cooking, also R. L Oreenlngi for plea. 1959 CHEVROLET STATION WAOOK It' RUNABOUT with 1SS9 ID h, p, For Interview write "Law", Boa 511, Call u 3-n«l between T:l0-10 p.m., tlU T a.m. tar* Bueklln Fruit Farm and Nursery. Pha- nine paiiemer. Will take trade. AT Red Bank. , EMPLOTEE DMCOUNTa . lanx Rd., LlnerofL IH 14>M. •3021 after 5. Johnaon. Motor Ilka new. Complete Friday, rep. It •' IRRIOATION PUMP—M,ow" (opposite Aem* parkin* let) limit Kravof N JVI vw mfifim • • :l Wharl Ave. Red Bank.for experienced wearing apparel oper- thoroughly train you. Our own me Broad at. Red Bank. ttor. Permanent year-round work. Ap,MEDICAL TEOHNOLOOISTS -Allen, ANCHOR fence. U'xi*. plus ona. drive- 25' COAST BUILT crulaer. Like new.nly Donald's Laundry. 55 Marlon St.,000 yearly. Repeat business aasuni wood Sanltorlum. Call tor appoint PIANO — Uaed Conover grand. Apply way and two garden gatet, tw. 1 Sleepe two with full accommodation!. Red Bank. you of high, steady Income. Interviews mint wnn euperintendent, • OI Tru-Blti-Berry-farm. Whalepond Kd., Olrl's Engllah bike. |18. s£,3-(B«. , MOtWS'1000 Call OS 1-3335 alter 7 p.m. will be held Thursday and Friday be- *-•Mtown, mornings eicept Saturday. OROCIRT FIXTURBS-Caah regtster, DOCTOB'8 RECEPTIONIST-secretari- tween 10 and 9 P- n. Apply In pe>raan USED LUMBER -2ll, M.MTAO scale,,sitter, deep frecae box,, dairy Prove Me Wrong BAY-SHORE MARINE SERVICE al training essential. State age and55 Brighton Ave, West End, New 3a(. laX 1»« flooring and UI, ta« Boat and Yacht Broker [uallficatlons, no evening hourn. Write Jersey. SITUATIONS WANTED, 'DOCTOR', Box SH, Red Bank. sheathing. After I. CA MM*. MORRIS '1000' has Hmt Buying or aelllng. We glva the belt NEEDED IMMEDIATELY - Night dis- PURN1TURB - Beds, springs, kitchen TWO NEW AIR WINO whltewall tube- I'll Pay You ^rvlce. iLDER WOMAN for babysitting. No patcher and platform supervisor. At- title, dining room table, mlrrori. leaf tires and eitra wheel, sue 71ox AVAILABLE housework. Apply 3< Rector Pl>. Red Bank between 9 a.m. to M p.m., Fri-tractive aalary. Steady employment, u torner table, end table. Call SH 1-0M3 11 Very leasoniblei U I-1ML . I honettly believe that I can If Lyman, loo h.p. Oray.- 11995 work from 3 p.m. to midnight. Also, after « p.m. '• ROUND COFFEE TABLE convsrted IS7 Braoo Bireet Red Bank, N. J.day, through Monday, _^ part-time male billing clerk. Five sell you » new 1960 Oldamobile • M U-Ma. Warr«rry SKadyalde l-43»3 mints at week from t ».m. to U p.m from oak dining Uble. SH .1- Attractive hourly rates. Apply In per i almost naw; Musi 33S2. • • - " ," 'during February, for leu than .^ij'^^aWW^W )^w/ vPHa • ai Vs ;;, • USED BOAT! , HELP WANTED-MALE son only. LOwell MJ0O. MUABLB WOMAN :»l*aas to mind !'ane» o p. ra. KELVINATOR REFRIOERATOR, SJ5. 1 SS.OwWH Ifi .•••'•:••-•• >"' ' IM0I ehOdran in Her home By the hour, Kelvlnator electric stove, |4<- Metal any authorized dealer. Shop • Taf $a««J Om day; or ereek. For' mora Information COLD SPOT. T _. 22' Owena. ,'.. '...,• M call SH 7 UM. Uneroft area. youth bed new mattress, HO. Call all over the place, big dealera, W Trojan mdan, like new 3500 AIR CONDITIONING Call aH°14MT'after 1:6. after'CaH T-UU : 70 M. f. H. 25' Owena, like new 4900 SERVICE MAN Batontowo.. WOMAN WlSHEa to can for child ROBE COLORED COUCH — Tradi- little dealeri, medium abed 30' Rlchardion 350 Eipertenceit In the lervlce anil Instal- Betwtm thne and • live years old. MY DEAR. I got this gift at "Rain- • 4-Sa«a*l Otar lax FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS SALESMAN, wholesale paint. Handle Call IH1«U tional, matching chair. Oood condi- dealers, Then bring ui your lation ol air conditioning equipment hardware and paint store. Write list- tion. Best oflet. CO . WEEKEND SPECIALS — Piano stool 49th Ave.. Long Branch, or ing laboratory, devoted primarily to SiTUATIONI WANTEO-MALE J4.7J. washatand H.(0. Lawson love ktASONRT, CARPENTRY, alHewalks, OUR WORLD WIDE OltaANIZATION WE BUT, AND SELL anything and tea•at lie, toy chest W.79W.TS, coal water call CA 2-1234. development of Industrial electronic It how accepting applications for TAROa. CELLAR!. ATTfca eleaneaV everything. Olre We Highest p.tcas. retaining walla, dry wills, pttloe, a|. products. Apply In* person or write. ince Instructors. If you enjoy being heatelater I7.IO. ol"d" eouche •••-•-a ». upholstere- d leratKma, SH J-JM4. LECTRONIC MBA1UREMENTS CO.. Any and all irssn removld. Large call William Len Purniture. me., Hwy. chairMlrs |I.M. , reed desk II.W, etc. with people and are clean-cut, we wlldump truck. IW HIM. », Mlodletown, U t-UII. Opea OTa. ueells. 3i E. Front at. • NC. Lewis St. and Maple Ave.. train you free. Thla Is a wonderful nlngs nil I p. m. Rusells. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Catontown, N. J. U 8-0308. opportunity (or your future. Contact KAN will do yard cleaning, cellar MORE SPECIALS — Crocks |1. wslh- REFRIOERATIOh HAM - XM be Ir. Nausa for further details. Arthur cleaning, light trucking and Door TRAUS IN your old furniture wit* no tub on legs n.M, folding carriage eaperleneed. Apply m person. Eat" fumy atudlo, 1ST Broad St., Retwaiing. Call AT HIM. down payment and get • new tartar H.M. vanity benches 12.76, old rock- lawn TV. M Hwy, » Ktcetown. Bank, No phone calls. IIASON WiaREa work. Day or eon- r dlnlnr room eel at eele BrleeaTwfl-era (1.TS, space heater tit, mahogany nan Letl Pumitiire toe.. Hwy. a)te.a wagon JIB. book trough end tablie EXPERIENCED ROUTE SALESMAN for established ilddietown. aa 1-JJll. opn eveungi I4.W, stenographer's ehalra aa.M, etc. MECHANIC—Pumps and compressors laundry and dry cleaning route. Earn- till I a. m. Rusells, a X. Front St. lECHANIC-WELDER-Truck tanks. Itiga approalmately HO per week and HAN with »ehlcle avaiuble Marth 1 can be Increased. Apply liar Cleanera for newepaper route tn Atlantic High- USED ORGAN SALE TRANIMITTER. HEATH Kit DX- and Launderers. Myrtle Ave,, Leaf lands. MliUUlown Twps. SH I-MM. One Conn Caprice mahogany, with loo. in eicellent condition, |M>. Avenel, N. J. Irsneh. bench, ms. RU 1-1102. One Conn Minuet and Leslie tpeaktr LOVE SEAT — Modern, W wide. Up- mahogany, ll.toc. holstered In tenured fabric. Practi- AUTOS AND nuau AUK* AND TKVCKS RNAHCIAL SllvartoM Chord organ, M. cally new. Walnut leu. IM 1M3S after Call and aik. about our proven method •tntNESSOrFORTUNITIEt for adult beginner itudents. BOY'8 BIKBB COUNTY ORGAN * EARN MORE MONEY PIANO COMPANY Su/u Siy* o^ 1/ BABSSF*T CARRIAGES —" Naw" . ""|UW". far Mock and tqulpmnet, wnn lubrica- SUNBEAM FURNACE! has been con- Strollers. KM. ttlbe, pliy yards, USED tion eejulpment suiPHed. Paid training verted to OIL Complete with oil burn- mattressee. Rave at Red Bank Carriage available. Can WAbaah I4MS for de-er and all controls, HO. SH 1-J4W. tails: KB tum after I p. m. Or shop, 1 East Front St., Red Bank.' write Te«aeo, Inc., P. O. Sol U0THO. R SEMI AUTOMATIC Washer, FRIOIDAIRE, a. eu. ft. Mooarcn sli Linden, N. J. •pin dry, IM. Call SHT-4M1 after turner, two oven range, electric. S p.m. Working condition, but dirty. |U each. 1960 OLDSMOBILES " CARS BEAUTY SALON — Established opera- FRESH EOaa and sous chlekene. Re- tion located la eicellent buslnes dis- sonable. O. Buteb, Church Street, USED CERAMIC KILN. II" Site. Via Wa havt tfia larg.it iteek in tha county! All modal, and trict Bicsllent trade, fully equipped Matawan Twp. ^^^ In regular electric outlet, afteir, outer shop. Reasonable. Addresa Ine.ulrUi u> BOY'S SPORT JACKET, like new. Slie equipment, |tt. IH 1-lTU. colon! Wa mutt raduca this stock, and will tharafora giva •talon" Box 111. Red Bank. lt-n, Reversible nylon lackel size 11 Rink roller skates with case, alto (Mara OasallM Ma It paya to advertlM la The RegMer. i Ice skates, alia I. Reasonable. CA J- you a btttir trada-in datl than you cin H l-oill silver reflnlinlng and - - "' '58 BUICK "Special" 4-Dr. Htrd Top. Dyna. , «H. ee buckets, --* -" •57 CHEVROLET "210" Kyi, 4-Dr. Sedan 10M. Bread at,. I its*! '56 MONTCUIR Hard Top, MOM, Sporty MS. Apyiaata Reaaira •57 PLYMOUTH Belv, 4-Dr. Hard Top, PF1, PS 1150. AFPUANCB REPAIR and installs- FaalOU HHHH lion, RMiienllal and eosunerclal air. '57 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wtton, FOM, PS 1350. Ing. Alia* lleatrle. IH 1-OIIJ. FUEL OIL * HBATINO-Call an 1. '57 MERCURY Convertible, MOM, Power Steering IMS. •M CHEVROLET Blicayne. 2-Dr. Power Glide MX. aaj^'Mi air • •58 MERCURY Monterey 2Dr. Sed. MOM, Bargain 1150. O. COATa-Aa aeaaMlal Anetioa •it FORD Country Squire. TOM,Ful l Power 1993. fraleel Service "anywhere." 4N FRSIE ESTriMATES—Altirttloss, M- *5S MONTCUIR H»rd Top. Full Power IMS. dltlons. Palming, interior and ester, '58 COLONY Park 9-Paii. Sta, Wagon, MOM, PS ttN. rstSsn iw, >wn Ilka our work, to Hilt '» MERCURY Hard Top, Full Power Clean 2395. Am Mi Track Raatal and laatJeTaaka •60 FORD Falrlane Tudor, FOM, PS, 1,100 mllei MIS. AVia-Ksnsnt s naw carr or truck. Low T avync fates. Maaplel Ave.A ,R Re/Bank. IN T. serviced. Many Others on Display MM. 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•AIHD DAViaON CO., INO, Trwlmtea, '.'- •[ AWNINOS^CANOPIIS made to ordat, for il_Lswn tM osMn lusplles itPT TREE SERVICE.luu'fsd."osn' BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 Pree eatlmaies, Standard Awnlni Co,, HI W. From SI. sift 3K» oral ears of Iron, 121 Belshtv Avt., Ml Rivef Re,, Fair Haves, IH fwwl OMJaka 1FALC0NS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS Ctaaaar Rapatf NBVSm SINK With NAVBSANDI Naveaann Marine lalis Co,, Oceai .Milling gTrtens CA «'njr BLECTROWX Ave.rsea Bright. BE MIOI, COMPETITIVE - RELIAILE PakatJat aai Daaarattag LOUIS CAISAN-Palnter, decorator, C A C BUILOBRS pjpsrhanier. It yean neetlence, Upeetallilng in aluminum ildlng plus 4I> th, bury Ave. SH |.|7M. Watea Ranlf complela bullitlns lervlce anrl remod- lva RUSSELL KXPEnT WATCH and clock repsi eling. CO ••147« or CO 4-1137. Mm Interior «M interior painting, Uliraaoniasjiiw cliinidlaned,, stsclronleall E N G LIS LNC JOHN CADWAUiAnBIMtullilir. Nswilvcorillng, and taper hinting. Bill, € N OLDSMOBILE-CADILUC COMPANY work, slttraiinni, Wood and iiplialt malm clmerfullv given, W. w, lilies, lt;' 5J'«HBL."BHAt* Ban«7"sin;io»i» ; SELLING ronD PRODUCTA FOR SS YEARS rooli, BU I.QHI or Bon id, Rumton, III 3'MM. |IO0 Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank, N. J.—Tel. SH 1-0910 IXJNATO CONSTKUCTION CO, - WtMlag - raktkaUag OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL • •ullder ami Msson contfacior, M Broail II., herj Hank, IH T-U01, Ptt lupeUH ATLANTIC Wsldl Open 9 to 9 Monday to Friday—Saturday to 4:30 MONMOUTH STREET ori'asn'ig ma CAHLTON TIHATIH jjBW IIOMRt, alltrailmi, pi IIBI.KN MILI.in'1 •noluilve lorrnu. Illllieai ijuallly work. Kor fitknaiei la llsh food lot isle br mill or tp. SH 1-6000 RED BANK I SH 7-4S4S call Hir&ert feliinrtueh, IH>IMI, polnlmint only. AT I-IIU, rra?% ^Churchman —

}*#tVMi*tm Cbunb"* hai bet a PiPraise WWork Set Tuesday Your Child Going There f com- I otoer elects Pair, of m iVe RED BANK - Ralph D. My vises «ad Hsfte Marbletop ublee mittees: missionary education, mk'«li«n tour bedrooms, tiro rick, president of Ralph D. Myrick brown or erhlte Plae cheete, mahogany ba hi tisoMper month. Bcbinek Agency, survey of local needs, beneficigl In School chests pine •alrore. Set of tour Hitch S Lnden Pi. Red Bsnk. »H 1-OSft and Associates, Rochester, N, Y., cock cnalrs, nub eests Fine china finances, Christian vocations and HAZLET - Clyde Schaff, who Advise What to Expect There wil present a three-hour workshop bric-abrac, eauerned giasi cut iiass OCBANWRT - Brand new split level has served as general accretary jeweler? dolls. Call us when silling r •""•J'tai three bednwns living welfare. The commission will for sales personnel in the Munici- ni Matthews. 115 Broadway. Keyporl hK» 1 * taom- ""'em kitchen with to the Board of Education of the , NEWARK — Parents of hoipi- meet next Thursday. pal Building Tuesday at 7:3(1 CO 4-WS. Built-in range and oven, recreation New Jersey Conference and con- albound children are advised to room, 14 bathe. lull cells* *na u- p. rn. }'i •"age. Near schools, bus line ference director of religious edu- tell the youngsters the truth about ?>"1 Fort Monmouth. Avallstle Marcn HOUSES FOR SALE MACMNEIY FOR SALE 1. l»80. $l«0 per month, security re- RED BANK _ Five roome, 1!4 bathi. cation, said here the church what to expect. quired. Eueptlonslly fine home for an ceramic tile; finished attic, full cellar, school staff or the St John's ""tutivi1 type tenant. SAMUEL TU1CH-oil heat. Near school, •hopping, bus. To do otherwise could result in AGENCY, 28J Ocesnpott Ave., IntetrRdal, »l3,OOu. BH T-MS3. Methodist Church has done an delaying the child's recovery, ac- February Specials Ocean port. Ll 2.3500 V • Case Model *» Loader LONO BRANCH — INTERRACIAL —excellent job cording lo Mrs. Hella Hakerem, CUI Model MO Dmer LONO BRANCH, '1M Rosewood Ave:. 132 Rosewood: Ave., three-uedroom ease Model at Lotdii-BiekhM , Uiwbedrooin "nth. IK »Mhi. un. ranch, 114 bailie. Eicellent neighbor- He said he knew of no other instructor ih pediatric nursing at Ollvtr-OCI Uwdsr furnished. J125 per month plui utllltlci. ood- Can be seen all day Friday, church that was "using finer ma CM b« iw ail day Friday. Rutgers University OIOROI ft COCHRAN, INC, teruls or was better organized We. 33 (Colllogwood Circle) PAIR. HAVEN — Half aounle hou Vhen Buying, Belling or Inaurlng. g Advise such u this will Pit t-TMl ...:.••• PR 4-7»31 fivr rooms, newly decorated. SW per Oceanport'a First; Realtor First for the beneficial service of young be passed on to nurses at-a month, utllltlee «atra. Uaae. BH 1-7025. MARIE COX AOENCr Christians who looked to the workshop in Rutgers College of UNOIX POST (run* contact hydrau- IS Comanche Drive Oceanport tie lift. Maurice sWwrerU * Sons. MIDDU5T0WM SPLIT UCV£U-«tven school for their training." Rev Nursing here next week, Feb. IV gH MTST. • •-•• j;. moms, 1'4 btttu. gsrsge, convenient CA.MMt :o public and perocnlal unco]. SIM Serving Monmoutli County Over SO Yrs. Mr. Schaff particularly praised 19. FAIR HAVEN — Bungalow, modern Rev. Richard Campbell and Mrs. kitchen, living room, dining room, The workshop, which will be MEMHIMME WANTED hree bedrooms, hot water heal, large Campbell for their work in the under. Mrs, Hakerem's direction lot. Asking 119,200. oroaslnger * Heller, FURNISHED BOMB Realtor!, Broad d> Mechanic ale. SH 1- religious education department. is designed to teach the nurses W JMUSALWI HOaU-For aged 2100. - . •. . how they can assist families be- -' ritlreA Konpig, board. Non-segre- School Organizations fore and during a child's hospi- at SH i-ont laied, KA 9-2177, UTS AND ACREAGE paid. R Ten- RKD BANK - Lara* elceViw rooms, talization. er Ua» reflmd homejll. ..T. Hudaca Ave., «ttu BU1LD1NO LOTS — HOlllO. Leonardo, To Sponsor Games » p. m: IH l-itn, near bus and schools, call KE a- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Won't Hurt PIANO UUP, |aed playing condition. FURNISHED ROOK — Male Or fe- Tickets are now on sale for the Mn. ' Hakerem claims that HOICB RESIDENTIAL LOT, IH nule. near but lint, a louth it. acres, Id' front en iconic Mlddletown fifth annual scholarship basket many parents tell children bround roed overlooking Naveaink River. Eiee- ball games jointly sponsored by for surgery: "It won't hurt a WANTID TO BUT RED BANK — Medium alie furnished rlelty, telephone and city water, cantoace aaUre keBse or * V«d room (or one person. Utilities, link. the Parent-Teacher and Educa- bit." . ' WUBDIIAN lO.OMi Call the Klrwan Co., KE a-5300. tion Associations. "This is poor strategy," she MOWN* KH MOt All-Mr.. Hella M. Hakorom. _ . Cut glass dolls LARGE UOKT HOUICKSBPINO room COMMERCIAL fROPERTY Two game* have been sched- says. "There- obviously will be right, instructor in podiatrie nursing at Rutgers Collago' guns, Jewelry, entHue furniture. Von- not and nil water In room. Apply uled tor Friday night, Feb. 19, Ralph D. Myrkk some pain associated with an nouUi becks, bllmu, IH M1U. 31 Feteto PI., |uat oil Broad St. WAMT«D-aewlng machine of Nursing, Newark, show* Elixabath J. Schaeffer, Whip- in the public school auditorium, operation. The child who has •SWBB.i'(, Rt4 Bank, wtSLff*** starting at 7 o'clock. A similar program will be given been assured there would be no pany, a junior at tha collaga, how to uia clay figurai to three thousand to eight thousand square The first will pit the faculty in Long Branch in the Garfield- pain is deluded. He's apt to be- 1XW. • -I eel. Presently er recently In opera- amuie young patiantt. Tha pationt. Ircce Croiby, Naw Ion, equipment suitable for the manu- against the seniors. The oldsters Grant Hotel Monday night. come angry, and most likely he'll . ROOM an 7-isst facture of children's coats end - Brumwiek, is hospitalised at United Hospitals of New- coats. Will buy or lease. Write "I bring a 3-1 record Into the game, Purpose of the workshop is to cry. This reaction may retard #m AND uvnrocR ng" Boi gu. Red Bank. having lost only' the first game present new techniques in selling complete recovery.".,, ark, labiei Unit. Mn. Hakarem will direct a workshop' OOLtJC Fun — table and trl color, of the series four years ago,-by to employees. Mr. Myrick is the The Rutgers nurse pointed out AKft j IH M710 : UAL BTATI FOR SAU at Rutgars Collaga of Nursing next week, Fab. 15-19* REAL ESTATE WANTED one point. author of "The Sales Bucket— that the pre-school child tends to ONIC PBatALIi narman llhephfrH HOUSES FOR MIC UMWt we nave sold so many proper The second game will be the A Tool for Salesmen," in which look upon a hospital stay as an f»r registered nurias. py J!4 months old. AKC Champion ties Uat we want more good Ustlngs. line, PRfMTM " " ". alumni Vs. varsity. The stars he expresses the sales, technique interruption of his routine and Call ue now lor prompt prolsMumal on toys or other play in the hos- can reduce the child's anxiety FOODIS PUPa — AKC, flnelt quality •ervtee. Walker and Walker. Real Ei of former years have been ask- of "No Problem-No Sale." therefore as a punishment. Child- an! dlspoittlon: also adorable b.chi- BERG ute. Insurance. Open 7 daye. Shrewi pital, ho may leave with des- about being left alone in the hos- nund pup*. RU MM9-J. ory office. SH l-»21i Rariiaa OfUce ed to play. ren's self-Images change when tnictive attitudes towards his pital' and" thu" s hel' 'p in hi"-s treat- ALL BUYERS CO 4-Kli Tickets are being sold by fa- they are ill, she explained. They home environment." ment.1' WB RAVE CLIENTS anxious to locals culty members and PTA room do not understand why they must $410 DOWN hi this vicinity. Please call us if your Communist RIAL nrATI FOR UNT mothers. be sick and may look upon it as Mrs. Hakerem and Miss Ste- •Play Day' property Is fw rent or eale. The ~ " A highlight of the workshop will APA11MENT8 , $13,900 FULL PRICE tency. Bank Bldg., AT 1-1717. 6 a reaction to something they phanie Basara, a Rutgers instruc- . colonial split. tor in nursing, will demonstrate be a "play day" for the registered Tha house/that welcomes) Ike end ef rooms. Ten run baths, bsasrnt GocP Favors did. your work tfair: On a U acre land- garage, i Professional Day with puppets the roles of nurses nurses in attendance. They will caped lot k'aei, like new. this *. Aluminum storms, •icelli Feels Incomplete IMMEDIATE bedroom split level with full dining condition. glt.300. 8R 1-4771. For Raritan Teachers and parents in improving the learn how to use materials avail- room, completely etulvaed science "Hospitalization. particularly kitchen; l'.i bstfis: "peerage, all NOTICE OF RALE RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP-Teach- Free love outlook for a child's stay in the able in a hospital to construct OCCUPANCY purime room, and Including aluml- On Tuesday, February 23, I960 at surgery, alters the three to seven- toys which take the child's In- num combination storm eaih and 1:30 A. M. I will sell at public auc- ers here will attend a "profes- (Associated Press) hospital. doors, range, all draperies, freezer, tion on behalf of the geacoait Fl sional day" tomorrow from 8:30 year old's view of himself." Mrs. terest from his ills whila pro- Colony House washing machine and carpeting. Fine nance Co. at 18 Broad Street, Red Communist leaders in Kuiby- Hakerem said. "The child may Hie Best Methods • vHIng an outlet for his' feelings. location. Immediate- posseiilon, Bank, N. J. one ISM Font Countrj a.m. to 3 p.m. In West Keans- Luxury Apartments edan, Serial No. U(BX 101982 for da-burg School. shev province are aghast. Huge feel he is incomplete if an opera- Recordings of actual parent- Nurses also will lean how best VETS - NO DOWN fault In a Condlional Bales Contract crowds of villagers have been tion takes away a part of him, in Red Bank made by spencer Baker. Jr. Said ear Educational consultants and of- child-nurse discussions will be to read atoreis to youngsters. Ac- may be seen at. Bonded Auto Sales, jamming the meeting of a man even tonsils which are not seen. used to illustrate best methods cording to Mrs. Hakerem, the Manlflctnt »t«w srerlooklnf Bhrews- Monmouth County Office Hwjr. Sfc Neptune, N. J. . , ficials from the municipal, coun- kury RiTer, Included In all rentali: who calls himself the preacher These feelingi must: be allayed of dealing with question! posed J. M. RHODES, 'Auctioneer. ty and state levels will partici- nurse or parent should show the Mmplete1 . alr-coo•• :•: ., if the child Is to get better with by children in hoipiUls. The child pictures and tryto relate Feb. 11 Hll Communism.". Free love is a car- large nems u< closets. 21-hour strv- a cheerful outlook." nurses will learn to advise the the story to the child to mtkt the Ice. fabulous "dftam" kitchens, eon- "fsnonalue* Sentes" KOIJCR OF ANMVAL MERINO Panel discussion topics will In- dinal tenet of his "religion." rtnlent to ahopplnf, letools and com- "Play," she continued, "is an parents to leave a personal be- most of his interest. ,.. nutation, OS 11000 The annual meeting of the policy- clude- testing, discipline, special holders of the. Progressive) Lite Insur- educational courses, homework, The culprit—a regional Soviet important activity for tick or longing with the child. . . ;:.. '-'Above • all," Mrs. Hakerem MOW MMTiMd SV,. t!l. llve-room Rt. a . Miaaietown, N, J. ance Company will be. held at the broadcast called him a "charla- epartmmtf, and three brcath-taklgf bally a — t gat., gun. 10 — 7office or .the Company, MS Broad and audio-visual aids. hospitalized children, For ex- "Children frequently are as- said, "parents should never u»e Street. Red Bank, Mew Jereey, on tan"-!*, one Alexander Mikhailo- pentkeuN apartments. Come cut this ample, a child may be angry at sured mother will return for them hospitals or medicines as pun- week-ens'. Located adjacent te Holly .INCROFT — Spacious ranch. Thursday, March N, ISM, at »:00 vich Strelnikpv, who reportedly Pltcner: Hotel. : o'clock In the morning. - a doctor he feels is responsible if «he leaves some personal ishment.'Tell children the truth rame and stone front. Center Highland* Man Held said: • COLONY ROUIE WII.LIAH a. FRANK, for his hurts after an operation. longing — a scarf,' handkerchief about: their hospitalization,". she LUXURY APARTMENT* hall. 25-loot living room with Vice, President and Seertterv. "I am in God's business, f am 13 It. Rlnrsldi Aft., Red Bank, N, 7. On Bigamy Charge If no provision is made for the or pocketbook," Mrs. Hakerem counsels: "the truth wlU help Tenn. stone fireplace. Formal Feb. It-IB2illarch » SS.M God's spirit incarnate. God's spir- FRANK a TATXOR ft (ON. INC. KEANSBURG - Magistrate child to take out his aggression said. "This simple device often make them well." ' .Mantling Agent—Phone ORuge S-I1Mdining room. Large electric kitch- BIDS BECHVEB it assisted me in creating a new or BB 1HM en. Four bedrooms, den. Two COUNTY OF MONMOtm George E, Ostrov Monday night STME OF NEW *EBSBV holy teaching of communism. It APAKTMINTB-1. 9 ud tile baths. Two-car, garage. Full ordered Edward Ovens' 38, of basement. One-gcre. Patio. $31,< giv ,n that waled Fifth St., Highlands held for the is the true popular teaching, lead- jlds will be received byy the Board ol ing mankind toward a virtuou Dinner Given Col. Pepper Probate 11 J8M£~*900. Chosen Freeholders o! the County of action of the grand jury on a PORT MONlfOUTH. four rooms fur- Monmouth for furnishing and Install- charge of -bigamy. and blessed life." i " ed in publlo. at the-.._ lex meeting bail pending the jury action. He This is all the more shocking CiKUie and hot water snpplled, make ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Jo- ewn heat. KB 14I4S between 8-7 p. m. Highway 35 - Shrewsbury of. th.—e sai—d Board t._o be held-at the waived'preliminary hearing"of to the Communist leaders be- FREEHOLD — Among recent Board Rooms, Hall of 'Records. Free- seph A. Caruso new chief of the IHRCWgBURY — iyesmors Av*. SHadyaide 1-S212 hold, New Jersey, on Wednesday, Feb the charge. "• cause the preacher has been At Citadel wills probated by Surrogate Ed- Apartment eh esute. Five rooms, ruary 17, 1160 at 2:00. p. m. local Fire Department, was hon- ward C. Brocge were the follow- flourishing In the villages at the RED BANK - Col. Albert garage, patio. iH 1-lMe or «H 1-1818. Open 7 Oaya Complete specifications and plans In- ored at a dinner In the fir* ing: LOVCLT OARDIN. APARTMENT ft>e sludlng copy-of- tbe>atandard propoeil " COUNTY OF JtONMDETH" height * of a' concentrated cam- Pepper, field secretary of the : FOUR MILE vTKW.RlVjBRrltOm arma an4Jornv.of^b)^artoa^j house recreation room' Saturday, Sam Bizzarro. Red Bank, who , conTenlent location. gHBulkhead. Dock^atl-everareeni. Fruit KT.tTB.-.Of'.NeW JEasKY paign among young people of the Eastern Territory of -the Salva- 1-4M0. 1 Some 100 people attended, in trees. R«modele« •home.' JM'tlled bathe. 3TIES-IB.Mreb?,.given that eeeleil Soviet. Union to stamp out ves- tion Army^ia AaaUaltad "States; died Jan, 22, left his tavern at NrURNliHBD 3%-room apsrtmtnt, Nine roomi, Four twin hedroomi. Huge _• will-'ne,jKecglvao;ny the.Board " eluding Mayor Robert S: Me •100 Including heat and hot water. fireplace, a. E. - -country" kitchen. Chosen FfeeholdV..6f 'the County tiges of the past. and Mrs. Pepper twill, be guest West Bergen PI. and Bridge Ave. Monmouth for Die Construction or - Tague, councilmen Allen Tracy, Call 8H T-Dtn; or after a P m. SH Parches. New carpeting. Two-car ga- tion to the-said Clerk; The Young Communist League speakers at all the sessions to to his daughter, Frances Stubbs; l-STOf. - - ' • ' ••. rage. Asking KJ.OOO. Low tens, Bids must be made on standard pro-addition to. the Briar Hill Welfan John Byrne Lewis Augustine, posal forms In the manner, designated House at Freehold.' Monmouth Coun- (Komsomol) ) is being exhorted be held Sunday in tha local cita- $15,000 charged to the value of toun ROOMJ, fttniened. 1 herein - and as f equlred by the speci- ty, Hew Jersey, said bids to be re- Vincent Fox, William Conndl; the tavern property ia to be RAY VAN HORN fication*, muat be sealed In envelopes ceived at (he meeting to be held In against "pernicious traditions ol del on Riverside Ave. / *"'" AUsntle Hlihlands. Borough Clerk Nelson Roberts divided among his sister, Ange- SD4 River Road - ; Fair Haven bearing the name and eddresi of the the Board' Rooms, the Hall of the old mode of life, which at Their lectures will conclude a THREE UNFURNISHED ROOM, All : SH 7-4100 ildder, desigiuulIng the name of the Recordi, - Freehold, Jereey, Police Chief Sterling Sweeney; lina B. Vitralano, his daughter, .utilities supplied. Available Hares I work on the outside:slde,, adaddressei d to the Wednesday, February IT, MM0 at 3:0i 0 times • mssquersde under the series of revival meetings which loard of Chosen Freeholders and must Earle Naval Depot Fire Chief Frances Stubbs, and daughter, Ane or Iwe adults only. KC S-23M, Lovely Red Bank colonial. Large living guise of national; custom." Com- have been in progress during the room, dining room, kitchen, three bed-be accompanied by a certified check '"Separate hide will he received for C. W. Clayton and Assistant Elicabeth Stavola. John A. Pet- THREE-ROOH Famished apartment. roomi, l'i bathe, sun room and full drawn lo the order of the County General Construction, Electrical Work, munists are being urged to step past week in conjunction with in a. Bridge Ave. Call after i. gH 'easurer of Monmouth County for notand Plumbing A Heating, Chief L, J. Moon, and .officers T-tTM. AvaOsEle after 15th. basement. One-car garage, very mod' up the teaohing of atheism. Ulo was named executor. erate taxes, Pries, 119,900. lest than 10 per cent of the amount Complete specifications and form of of fire departmento and com- the 'Army's International Cru- THREB ROOMS UNFURNISHED, . bid, hut not to exceed 120.000.00. blil for the same are on file at the The Kuibyshev broadcast ad- sade, "For Christ, to Witness and Isabella R. Kennedy, Red Bank, The lowest bidder. If awarded the offloo of Frank A. Amodlo, Licensed iet e The Dowstra Agency contract, muit furnish a bond In Architect of the State of Ntw Jersey. mitted, however, that Strelni-»»" . «f » «"V communities to Win." who died Jan. 23, left her estate M X. Front St. _ ' • . »e» Bank the amount of the contract price a« e» Broad Street, Bed Bank. Ve«r Jer- kov's new 'wrinkle, combining Everett Curry was master of to her sons, Wellington, John A. UNFllUfllHIlD THREE ROOM* large SH Mioe provided by statute for the faithful sey,: and plans and specifications can Col, Pepper will address the f la elsvaied apartment house. terformance of all the provistone of be. obtained .upon paying a deposit of and Clark Kennedy. he speclflcstlons and contract relating 125.00 for the same which will be re communism and religion, drew S^K^JftJ^E*!? Sunday-school and will preach a the work, said bond to he furnished funded • when- the plane and apeclflca' "huge crowds," including many •*. El»l*.«nd Her Accordion,' Ann Marie Patterson, Middle- RIVER FRONT - rurauhed. Bedroom- Willis Conover at the lime of the fining of the tlons sre returned. Bids must be made town Township, who died Jan. contract. The biild musmustt be accom:compaar » on stsndard'proposal forma In the young people. living room, kitchen, bath. Near sta- -•. . AQBNCl •• . ' ' led by a certltr manner designated therein and required 29, left her estate in trust for tion, no Hie tn. SH 7-003* rfcale I respon- Strelnlkov has been exhorting as one of the outstanding holi- null, sav p**a eflsh «n |-WM*I South St. WH t-Mn Holadel Vlllsge slble surely cocompanym - authorized to do by, ththe specification; must be en- Mount, John Flitcroft. Raymond Elizabeth J., Ann Marie, and Pat- Dullness In " ~ his "spiritual brothers and sis- ness preachers of the Salvation RED BANK. Four rooms, two bed- COUKTRT HOMES AND ACKEAOE the State of New Jeriey, dotejd iinn sealed envelopes bearing the Stryker, Morris Joslin, Frank ricia L. Murphy, minor children rooms. g|3S.bU Finest new gsrden Holmdel. Atlaatle and Marlbors Twps. which certificate shall be properly nsme and address of the bidder, set- ters" to join his.new religion to Army. He was the first principal aperunent. Beautiful quiet surround- ecuted by an elective oifflcel ...r. of isaid ting forth whether the bid Is for Oen Herden. Charles Hull, Dominic of the late John and Mildred ttica. Madiera aatdeos. 133 South St., M1DDIXT0WN --AUracllve three bed- company authorlud for. that purpose era! Construction, electrical Work or achieve "the sacred freedom of of the National Holiness Institute, ait i-wa . room ranch. Convenient location. As- which said certificate alwll state that Plumbing * Heating, designating the love." A. Caruso, Leslie Antonides, Ed- now held yearly in Chicago, and Murphy, When the youngest of THRBI.RO01I FIRST floor apartment sume rol«ctod lagoon, Moil functional ready set up for two additional bed. or international counsel lor r ncntary School Band In Aibury Sea Explorers building at th< ltrated, Home bomb sh altar j;m« lot a family with two chlldim, rooms and bgtti. inoUulea many tin- have signified their Intention o' ?ark last week, yacht harbor. ! M nionthly, Yearly lease, Ruaiell uiual testuree, For Inlormatlon csll tlahi, Including their cost and {.'•. Bnrui ReaNon, (00 Diver Hd,i nroMlnitr a ftelior, Itealton, Broad OSbornt 1-0525 attending, alotiR with represent". Patricia Means won first chair, Jamei Egldlo, commiiitloi equlremonti, will be made avail* A Meclianlc in, fill l-3l(Ki, lil' "«v«n. SH T-lfal. lives of other New Jersey Lion' Irst part oboe; Karl Plppke, lialrmin, called for voluntco iblc, 'iToMDAV SI'KUIAIi ^KFHw-"«"«(ll " 11 ail./ nnnnHANK locationivvntium, :iubs, Irat chair, first part trombone; hapcrones tor the affair, plan rtM. 4!" tf'Mttve Colonial. Seven large ATI.ANTK1 IIIOHLANDR, Sll • toiim and ask for Cl.sscs will bo held each Mon< B n lul brick Ijunialow. THier bndtnomi. ind Kathy Winters I let! for first led for seventh and eighth grid fR?''. " » I'vimry, Klr*plac«, M.MX> down, aMUme |I3.»» n. I. lay nlftht aftor Fob, 21 for I to »»li.nt, Two-csr gsiage. iUO niontliIt. morlgue bilinci. Total prlci llt.KM, It fits: Composer Jack Fros shalr, first part clarinet, oungsters, • 0 woeki, George West, Cehttr !""« Henltora, K» Itlver Bd,, Fair h>«r all ttrin»|)onallcr n end nice mop- CLASSIFIED of Boston wroto the songs for i The bos* clarinets havo not The next dance will be hoi ii»". »l Mill. pini g ctnltrltr. vc,, and Clifford Brooks, East V. A. OKIIMMUS RRAII Drnudwny musical rcvito cutlet ocn auditioned lo determine 'cb, 27, for local high achoo Hlthlum) Ave, are In charge of linn, (our ,ooms,^Un gnd £eiinard« "How You GonnH Keep Cool." placet, .indents. ogliiratlon, ,. :,, • AT 1-MH t HEW Brophy A. Wollmn. « linden Ave.. Mid- hoate made tpaghetti supper will Events Slated LITTLE SILVER - Dr. Mal-from St. Petefi College, Jeneyl diatom, was fiiMd ttt ud had be held by the Hazlet School P«r tic Newspapers, Inc., announced hit Ucesue revoked for an to-colm F. Brophy, an optometrist, Mn. (talta period y«t»rd.y. He was hfr "novedJUsoffice ftp. hi. the Jfcvyat toe National Naval ept-Teicher Orgaaization Tuet- ByWSCS day between 5 and 8 p. m. in BEST BUYS charged with speeding. rctideace, « Woodbine Ave., to Medical Center, Washington. Mn. Edgar Hahne, advisers; Mr. '.••iisWri!*»»M* Armstrong Building, 999 Upon completion of four years St. John's Methodift Church HaU, and Mrs. Everett Curry, chap- leave of absence as editor of|| Florence Ave., Htzlet. the Elizabeth Daily Journal ef- IN to. February «elh|olpaiy-nR He U also a past member of the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Miss Kohlenbuih is a graduate Ma, Mriri. . Harold MeeUo.. Mn. The data has not been deter- Dr. Ml HuBte PPaM y BryanB , MIMMI Marie Bait Sta£fflIUuinllwtlfl« "^ •* »- T, Pollock of Red Bank Catholic High School ay, Mn. Joseph R. U Jackson. Attending wert Mn. Jack Dr. Brophy I* a former reeMent « have been selected as (the skip-and a candidate for the bache- You*. Mrs. Thomas Patrick, of Jeney Crty. where he main. pen for 1960 of the Mariners of lor of arts degree with a major Stud Ltattim flM Sotafy DtttTM to* Fifty memben and guests st- ' First Presbyterian - - - ^ inted. Tfca tables wen decor Mn. Ray VaaCUef. Mn. Joseph tamed s practice forsix yean taIk* lteSM«V etaMIMM the Church in English and minors in drama, , assodatioo with Dr. Francis " Monmoum cointr'i inat mulut here, social studies and education at ."•ex511.R«dlonk wrgeon. and Dr Ur The Mariners' executive com- Marywood College.

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