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VOLUME 82, NO. 121 IMU«4 Dtllr. Wurtur throgsh Frld»r. tatend u Stcrni! Cltu Htnir 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE U Uw ra« OlOc* M IU« SSnk. K. J.. uadir Uw Act cl Much 1, tm RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY S. 1M0 Substation Plan Case Given Ovations, Will Be Studied FAIR HAVEN — An application for a variance to construct a But N J Chamber Cool substation on choice Ridge Rd. Syrians residential property was held over for a month's study last night by the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Making the 'request was Jersey To Gov. Meyner's Talk Blame Central Power and Light Co. Oliver 0. Bennett,- supervisor of rights of way'for the utility, WASHINGTON (AP) — said the firm would like to erect Mix—p Sen. Clifford P. Case (R- Israel the outdoor, electrical equipment Ml), an unannounced caa^ DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) -The 400 feet north of Ridge Rd., ap- for re-election, re- military commander in Syria proximately ISO feet east of the charged Israel today with "fresh intersection of Ridge Rd. and Cooksey to Resign; ceived two standing ova* deliberate provocations" to Hance Rd. tiona Uut night at a meet- spread hostilities all along the It would be on a one-acre site, tense Syrian-Israeli armistice part of the Lovett Nursery tract, jngj of New Jeraey buslnftw line. / In October, Borough Council Mayor Is Vindicated eiders. voted to' deny Jersey Central a KEYPORT — Police Patrol- Case came "But I want to announce to the variance to build a substation George Cookaey V Myrtle whole world that we are on the near the site now sought. COLONIAL'S NIW HOMf—Shrewsbury Mayor laniard I. Wiito performi ribbon State Trooper Diet . ve. will wlgVhlapott tomor- alert all along the 70-mile fron- This came after the zoning cuffing duties at opening yesterday of Colonial Lifo Insurance Co. office at 777 tier, ready to repel any aggres- fit Parkway Crash board .had.recommended approv- Irood St., Shrewsbury. Left to right are Lorne Irown, superintendent of agencies; the for sion," said Ma). Gen. Gamal Fai- al, with a set of stipulations. HOLMDEL - An efHety chambw of Commerce. nl, commander of the United The matter evoked considerable Richard Evans, president of ordinary agencies for Colonial Life; Donald W. MaeCon- The eveat. held In the Statlar Arab Republic's 1st Army. controversy here* nalli resident superintendent of «g*neiet; Mayor Whit*; Raymond F, Ry«n, Jr., Hilton, waa billed primarily at M, loclal but wat charged with poll- The Israelis claimed Syrian assistant resident superintendent, and W. Thomas Fiquet, vice president of ordinary strongholds fired on an Israeli Nsar aasrdi Land patrol yesterday near the Israeli Mr. Bennett said the new site agencies for the company. settlement of Shaar Yashuv and Is 400 feet north and to the rear that one Israeli aoldier waa slight- of the piece of land sought'the waa ly wounded. Today - .< the car. first time. It is adjacent to the *M at a broken neck A Syrian army spokesman Nativity Catholic Church proper- In Washington _ bit Mo.a Ask $9.6 Million lilinp oocktatll VMQ tnty WH$ claimed an Israeli armored car He aaid the substation Is "ur- waa aleae ia Ms ear. He was pushed into the demilitarized zone By The Associated Prate ealttd to me Senate floor (or a gently needed.1 «m 41 feet by the taped and fired on Syrian outposts. It SENATE late evening rail cad vote. ~ laid the Syrian gunners did not While the first substation was •f •" toW CftHU ' *••, •BO^IBK While Cue was gone, the oaly to have a three-sided wall of colo- In recess until Monday. For Signal Post nurad near the Keypert open up until a second Israeli Rules Committee hears At- announced candidate forhi s Set-. armored car moved in and be- nial design, Mr. Bennett said the exit "'; ' •"' ate sett this November, Robert, one proposed now would be bare. torney Gen. William P. Rogers WASHINGTON - The Defense locate the funds for construction gan firing. The Syrians said they on plan for court-appointed ref- Morris, of Point Pletient. moved damaged one of the cars and that He aaid the utility plans to Department yesterday requested of research, development, test •ee for six ytart, Kebiaak waa from table to table shaking haada no Syrians were hurt. landscape the equipment "in such erees to protect Negro voting Congress to authorise spending and community facilities and statieaed at the Halmdal Bar- a manner as to effectively blend rights, $9,80J,000 at Fort Monmouth, troop housing. and chatting with everyone bt The U. N. armistice commiS' racks, headquarters tar tae the installation with the aurround- HOUSE N. J. • For Hexageaf state pence Mrit ta charge of sionso far had only a counter- ing area." He waa aot Introduced formally reply from Israel to the commis- In recess until Monday. All told, the department asked A Fort Monmouth spokesman patrettag the pk to the gathering. Mr Bennett aaid plans call for Science and astronautics Com- Congress to approve five mili- KaMaak waa the sion's demand, that both Syria mature' trees and shrubs to be said this morning the Signal in- Motile, former counsel for mo and Israel withdraw all armed mittee continues space hearing. tary projects in the state total- stallation hat made requests for fewcMMno. used in the landscaping. ing $10,9M,000. Senate Internal Security Subcom- forces, armed civilians and weap- Committee on Un-American the projects asked by the depart- mittee, hit the endorsement of ons from the disputed tone. But no sooner did he get fin- Activities continues investigag - Fort Monmouth—which would ished presenting hia plan than ment, but couM not specify ex- strongly conservative New Jtr- tt. Col. Jacob Monbas, deputy tion of CommunisCi t activitii y be earmarked tor the lions share actly what the $9,103,000 would Missile tey Republicans. opposition began: to come forth. youth froupt« of the appropriation—would at director of the Israeli foreign Ma). Gen. George L. Van Deu- include. Thescene soon shifted to Caitv ministry's armistice department, sen, (USA-Ret) Fair Haven Rd., He said a fiscal program Firings OK, however, who returned from the reportedly replied with a demand strongly opposed the. plan, saying drawn up at Fort Monmouth. Senate Just In time to deliver the for the Immediate withdrawal of goes to the Office of the Chief slgnation to Police Chief LeRoy hi had prepared for the Syrian troops from the xone and it would downgrade the area and p pp surrounding properties and Asbury Board's SuitSignal Officer in Washington, Sproulao that the governing body occasion. Wililama wat less for* a statement that Israel has only where it is usually trimmed, and One Fizzles may act on it at IU meeting border police in the area and change the character of the ana. haste. The party broke up b> Area'ObJectieaaMs' then on to the Defense Depart- VANDENBERG AIR fore ha got back. feels entitled under the armistice C l to keep them there. He aaid,. too,: it would make Goes to Jury Monday BASE, CaUf. ,(AP) - U. S. mia- * «" haa not yel the whole area. •'objectionable." The spokesman said he thought iMit t f W»b Mbt heS t. MtejWA* declared hit Intentions, hu left* The Israeli foreign ministry an- part of the funds might be for HtUe doubt that he wlU seek re- nounced It had offered to meat Gen. Van Deuaan. said Jersey FREEHOLD - T* tour*eek- afar and aecretary. had w Caatra hit come p with an old fraud trial brought by the done in Asbury Park schools vements to and any place? to discuss border iimp new plan, AtbuiAtt y PParkk BBoardotEdueattod UBdttan projectjts whiohihh exceede eeded $I peace "aa hag as nothing per- the Army Signal Retaart Base yesterday. •'You're only trying to main agataat its former business man- without public bidding. The law and Development Laboratory. ' The Discoverer IX satelll He taining to the demilitarized zone ager and aecretary Floyd G. at that time required bidding west of the boundaries I* raised." A former Fort Monmouth com- L Should the funds be authorized racket left Ha pad at Vandenberg with Wa'attorney JohnC.Ohm Gov. Robert B, Meyner of Now HoekwlU go to the Jury Men- on work ia excess of $1,000. for the Hexagon project, ft would ra.ftne form. But Air Force of- Red Bank' tad that Mr. Oivnt This fulfilled only part of the mending general, he accused the 1 •eraey, ponctunea measlonod at utility of "trying to fool the*** mean bringing most research and ficert announced later that the advised-him ike proper action • dark horse candidate for the U. N.' demand, and presumably 16 days of trial before neither the Syrians nor the UN. troops" with it* plan. The development projects under, one racket failed to achieve orbital to take would be to resign Democratic presidential nomina- County Judge Edward J. Ascher Mr. Hook's defense hu been commission would consider it an Harold Dowstra, Buena Viita that he was acting as an agent- roof. They are now spread out velocity. await the next Civil Service • tion, also received a standing ova- acceptance." (See SUB-STATION, Pg. 2) ended yesterday. in different parts'of the country. They said they lacked Informa- tion at the dinner. Board attorney Joseph Demp- of the bwrd and was carrying out board policy, and that all ex- Other tion on whether the second stage (See COOKSIE,. Pg. J) (See CHAMBER, Pg. I) ' sey and Mr. Hoek's attorney, Ed- Picatinny Arsenal would be au- separated from the tint. After ward Currie, will sum up their penditures bad been approved by the board. thorised to spend $890,000 for re- failing to reach orbital speed, the cases Monday rooming. . rocket fell back Into the earth's Board to Keep Tab Two board members Paul Pe- search, development and.-test fa- Tin board bu sued Mr. Hook ciHtiet. atmosphere. to recover 113.100 of profits Juto and W§f»Novogiodtestl. In the two successful firings fled that they had objected to the The department alto asked made by contractor Canon $190,000 authorisation to build the Florida cape,, a Jupiter roar- Matthews.. ,, .••. .: . • •. ••: practices but were over-ruled by ed aloft on a final 1,900-mlle Memorial Proposal On Future Growth the other three board members. National Guard Armory at Do- The board has attempted to ver, N. J.. and $171,000 for a lest flight and a Polaris recorded FAIR HAVEN - The Board of ing with the Planning Board, prove that Mr. Hoek between Among the evidence produced National Guard Armory at River- Its fifth straight hit on an Ai Education Is going to keep close the education group has asked 1M2 and •MM as business man' by Mr. Dempsey were vouchers dale, N. J. lantic target 900 mites away. tabs on house building and popu< that it be informed of warnings covering 112,004 worth of shelv- Also requested was authority The 28-foot Polaris, trailing the Stirs Lively Debate lation trends in the borough. and changes of trends that indi- ing and cabinets done in the characteristic plume of white to spend $112,000 for operational NEW! SHREWSBURY - Spir- As the result of a recent meet cate population and school popu- Two Men schools in one summer. None of facilities and real estate at Me- smoke from Its solid-fuel engine, to solicit funds for the memotiil. lation growth.' ., the vouchers totaled over $1,000 Guire Air Force Base, Wrights- first. tea;debate took place at last The group plumed, he aali The two groups met, at the re- and Mr. Dempsey claimed that town, N. J. ' Two hours later, a 00-foot Jupi- night's borough council meeting to erect a stone slab on the on a proposal by the New Shrews- No Deals quest of the Board of Educa- Cut vouchers had been submitted in Fort Monmouth is the leading ter blazed across the sky. The grounds of the Sycamore School. tion, to learn what is in store a piecemeal method for the tame Army later aaid the shot waa bury Woman's. Club to erect a Cost would be'about $*». Army Signal Corps Installation successful and added that the war monument. here in the way of future house project in the United States. He moved that ptrmiaalOB bo On Judges: building. In Factory Mr. Dempsey submitted other test series for the liquid-fueled Councilman McCall reported granted. ' The motion paattd. IU major activities include the giant had been completed four that Mn. ElUabeft Govinaky had There an currently two schools RED BANK-Two employees evidence which he contended was huge Army Signal Research and nt with Councilman Herbert WuV IMfltM MMu fit tlRiff* aaked permission for the club lett voting "no." Meyner in the borough-bat the feeling of Robin Wendy, be.. Bridge from other Jobe which hid exceed- Dei nt Laboratory and the among the board members ia Ave., suffered severe cuta In a ed SLOW. Army Signal School, where thou- TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob-that any large spurt m building ert B. Meyner yesterday said he fight in; the factory yesterday Beard Peiley sands of troops are trained year- •Td like It to go ea the record might mean construction morning. ly in signal and military subjects. Oceanport Holds the Line will make no dealt on appointing Mr. Hoek testified that he was that I voted at I did because another one> Angelo Mattrandea, M, of » I feel a mon useful, more fit- Judges no matter how great the Superintendent Charles carrying out the policy of the need for new Judges. Wall St., a foreman, is in good ting memorial than a stone coald Howard, In Ma reporp t to the board at the time. He claimed > found." Meyner told a news conference condition today In Rlverview former Board President Louis On Taxes, Rate Set at $4.58 board last night, noted that On Hospital after undergoing emerg- Two Hurt Mrs. Frederick Forrett sug- he still favors passage of a bill Lovett Nursery tract, off Ridge Farmer told him which contrac- OCEANPORT - Despite an Under capital improvements, to add six more Judges to the ency surgery for cut tendons In gested that many people would Rd., Is the one large remaining tors to hire. He alto claimed increase in municipal spending, the borough plant to undertake wefer to spend $SN eaV bdstts present Superior Court comple- two fingers. the Jobs were done as the need In Crash no tax increase Is in store for several projects during me com- tract In the borough for resi Milton E. Knox, «. of 22 Sea- for a school library and have ment of 31. The bill has been dential development. for each seemed evident. taxpayera here this year. ing year. passed by the Democratic As- view Manor, Long Branch, a cut- LITTLE SILVER—Two girls, a plaque in the library aa a High Acre VakM ter in the factory, required 15 Mr. Farmer testified that he «• «**••1 » •«*• ***•'• *«" Borough Council last A $15,000 fund haa been ap- memorial. embly and Is now before tot Re- lured Wednesda* «*y * whe* n the ca' r introduced IU ION municipal bud- publican Senate, which blocked Mr. Howard said the Plan- stitches to close cuts on hit fore- did not think public bidding on propriated for a new municipal "I wouldn't give a cent to put ning Board Indicated that the In which they were riding struck get of $371,070—• tM.ON increase pp p k last year. head • and nose. school contracts was "always pro- garage, Location end size of the up a stone, but I'd be toteretted Lovett land will not become resi- ductive of the best results." a telephone pole on Rivenedge over last year. Some GOP senstors hive been dential In the next two to five Charge Made Dr.. police disclosed this morn- Despite this hike, the tax rate building are being ttudled by the in contributing for a Ubraiy." The board settled its suit governing body. At present, the she said. , ' ,' reportedly dltcusstag s«unter ^^ ^ mrWrf | ^ Police Chief George H. Clay- ing. for school, county and municipal ton said Knox has been charged against Mr. Matthews after be Injured were Marian Jane mough't road equipment It Mn. Chirltt Keitsllag roae to Bum to increase the number of j^ icrt ^ ttt borough'! in- purposes will remain the tame at In a private garage suggest planting trees at a meB> county Judges in some areas, in- with atrocious, assault and bat- yers. 439 Prospect Ave., the last year-UN per $100 of as- creasing tax rate. settled their leased by th' e borough" ". orisl. ;. : ••-. .. • ,/•. stead of adding to Superior Court. tery. Mtstrandea will face the driver,, and Carol Hotallng, Rlv- sessed valuation, A county judge may be assigned Ho reported also the planners The borough plant to Install Councilman McCall aatd ha waa same charge when he is released ersedge Dr. j Officials said that an Increase temporarily to Superior Court un- cited stow real estate sales as from the hospital, police said. a two-way radio system In all rare the Womao'a dub la opta deterrent to house building. Both were treated and released In assessed valuations and de- to suggestions, and would belt* der court rules. Knox Is free in MOO ball for a In Rlverview Hospital. Its police and fire, equipment. The superintendent said, too, creases in the school and county Cost of the system has been set termed In them. . \ Meyner said some state sen- hearing Feb. Ill The company Two other passengers In the tax levies are the main reasons ators are not convinced that most it was felt at the Joint meeting manufactures pocketbeoksi Murder at $3,000. 'Stirring of Chto PrleV .'^ that no spurt in student popula- car, Donna Gray, 123 Garden the tax rate will remain' the of New Jersey's court is la the Detective George H. Clayton, Rd., Shrewabury, and Joan Jul- tame. The fire department la slated Councilman Ctarence 'UntH»tty .northeastern part of the state. tion is likely until at least I9M. lano, Winfield Dr., were unhurt. to get a new TSO-gtllon pumper The Planning Board said, Mr. Jr., said Knox told this story: Suspect This year the governing body ger aaid council ahould paaa oa That Is why they are being given Police said they were told by y gg cottlng $32,OW. any memorial to be erected la the. Howard reported, that a block of Between 11 and 11:31 a. m. has appropriateritd d$HJ7 $HJ,7« f« statistics on the court backlog, yesterday Knox was working Miss Ayert the car skidded Another $1,000 hu been bud- borou|ht >• •". ."• / •". *.' • •'- .**\ "' be uld. ' ' land, bordered by Third, Maple, municipal purposes and an when Mattrandea told Mm toReleased gravel while making a turn' and dltional $30,330.00 at a reserve geted in capital Improvements Leslie. R. Craig root toiJiajw) s are McCerter, and Alien Sts., has she lost control of the vehicle. dltil $J03XM He added that senators start a different Job, Knox stld for uneollected taxes. This figure for repair and construction of "Wo art JUM iMgaalai *Vseo •omewhat In their been reserved by the borough NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A at aav* as a possible school site. The he would finish the Job he wat Capt. John Foster Investigated. it bated on an • per cent taxroads under state aid formula, the etirriogs of civic pride ta approach and would like to set doing first An argument follow- man who bore a "startling re- No summons was Issued. These projects total $41,100- this borough, particularly oa te area has been estimated at seven semblance" to a sketch of the collection, Judges appointed from their own acres. ed and Mastrandea allegedly the amount the capital improve- part of the Woman'i Club.' TM picked up an IS-lnch by two-Inch North BruntWIck msss murderer Levy ment account has been Increased. betkaatl waauaaya t4~o. stifl-AIMe. iIt. I•t_ to«._ wejg.'la_t>7k ' .. Adding county Judges, he said, However, Peter Dek. Dusln- dye cutter. Police said the cutter wtt released yesterday when he The budget 'will require t tax them with a lot bat some disadvantages. While proved he had been working on INDEX berre, a board member, said af- hit a rawr sharp edge. levy of $105,400, up $11,000 over The borough's assessed valua- Iraneout suggestions and .. county Judges can be transferred the day of the slaving*. lut year, tatloni from people who have to Superior Court Ini the areas ter the meeting last night this tions have Increased $»7,N3 trsct could prabebly be consid- Mastrandea thea grabbed Knox The man, who comes from To offset this Increase, coun- over latt yetr. The borough now en no real interest in the ' where they are needed, he saM Wooobridgt and his a criminal cil haa appropriated $107,324 After further dlmiM they do not like th« large amount ered too mill for t school site, by the shirt and a scuffle fai- Jim usesset at 40 per cent of true He said It should be at lets! lowed. Mattrtndea allegedly hit record, wat picked up by police Ha! Beyle '""! from surplus — $2t,$04,l2 more value. Irsl motion waa rescinded; of traveling required, nor do they earlier yesterday and questioned than last year's appropriation. other was patted, giving the like doing the work for $3,000 a eight acres. Kim In the face with the cut- Bridge ...;...... 1$, 33 Public hearing on the budget One outcome of the meeting ter, police tald, for three hours, Classified It scheduled for Mirch 3, permission to' tpllclt for $_. year less than a Superior Court . Jt-34-23 and stipulating that couadl-ai ludie sets, was that new house construction Knox tiid he broke away and Middlesex County Prosecutor Comics „.„„ Thlt appropriation, plus re- In other buslneti at the brief the Board of Education are" The governor ssld home county could be estimated at 4W dwell- ran with Mtttrandea chasingWarren W, Wilentt ild his pic- Crossword Paula ceipts from delinquent taxesan dlession, council accepted the pass on th. final <*lgn for « ings In the foreseeable future— Mm. tura In the police files resembled Editorials miscellaneous sources, brings to resignation of Francis X. Crahty people often resent seeing their memorial. Judges shifted to other parts of 3» on the Lovett tract, SO In Knox told police he picked up sketches based on witnesses de- $170,(70 the anticipated revenue, from the Planning Board, Mr, the River Oaks section, and 2! a soda bottle and hit Mastrandea scriptions of the suspected Kitty Kelly 14 figure, Crahay resigned to assume the Mayor Karl K, Biroa In the Toolan La, tret. on the head. Employees then slayer, Obituarist The Increase In spending on the duties of attorney for that board the club (or taking the Mid ga Meyner was asked if the need this matter.' • '•>;••••*# It was pointed out this "greatly stepped between the men and The man, whose name was not Sylvia Porter I municipal level Is reflected In sn and the Board of Health and for added Judges might force him "Jhiy deserve tht I to discuss nominees with the OOP reduces the Initial Planning Boar halted the fight, revealed, was the third suspect Radle-Telavlslea,.,. ZZw Increase of 99,947 In operations Bosrd of Adjustment. report of more than 790 homes, encouragement of Senate majority, something the Both men were taken to Rlv questioned and cleared since Sand's Drivi-In, Rte. 3$, ] building trends. pointment*," he slid. Incident geon, W. I. White. tfMWIIIIt 9 ill municipal employees, oui municipal agencies, WORLD Csrley .._. . It-yesr perfect satsodeacc pis Allen Welsh Dulles- by George Ssserweia, pnsident, st lut week's meeting of the Lions Club at the Crystal Brook WASHINGTON - While Presi- Communism *8 Foe in-' • dent Eisenhower's policy of calm- ness under stress hss been sble By ENORE MARTON duriag World War. II are con- Mr. and Mrs. Benjara'n Van to keep the American people cool, vinced he deserves this praise. Keuren, South St, spent the week- doesn't follow that his attitude WASHINGTON (AP) - Duriag end in Chester, Pa., visiting Mrs. ill always have the same effect the bloody Soviet purge trials in William McGowan and her sis-on allies and neutrals. the late IMOs the defendants were Democratic Campaign ter, Mrss Ma Pedknv. Mr. and MRS. FRANKLIN C. MOYAN usually confronted with a photo- For example, he hss been con- Igaitut Nixon Outlined Mrs. Harold Smith of Freehold tinually calm on the question of RED BANK - Mrs. Lydia graph. .' , / * accompanied them on the trip. •Do you know tMa aun? -LOS ANGELES (AP)-Demo- American defense against Russia. [oyan, 76, of 15 North Bridge cratic national- chairman Paul He also has always pursued a ve., died yesterday in River- they were asked. The answer usu- Mrs. Melvin Benson, Eaton Rd. ally wu a blank sure. The pic-Butler uys his party will cam- policy of avoiding extreme state- iew Hospital after a abort Ill- paign against Vice President attended a luncheon Wednesday ture, the court wu told, showed She was born in New Jersey ixon's at the home or Mrs. Leo Kara- His two policies fused when he the most dangerous spy of the 3 erer in East Orange. ind had lived in Ibis area most 'Imperialists." the arch-enemy of •"» wss asked to comment on criti- turning Nixon if die Republican cism that American military if her life. . : : Communism and the chief Mrs. Fred S. Morris, South St., of U. S. Intelligence. presidential nominee. strength was dangerously lagging Her husband, Franklin C. Moy- The carefully haadplcked audi- Butler said at a news confer- MMOCRATS ALL — These three men are seeking the Democratic nomination for entertained the members of thebehind Russia's. He told his news ,n, is elder of the Shaker Quaker ence yesterday that Nixon will Chit Chat Club at per home re- :hurch here. , • ., .1 - ence frequentlqy y reacted with a municipal office in the April primary. They are .Mayor Karl K. leron, left, seeking conference: "have .to answer" for his action cently. Attending were Mrs* Jo- "I am always a little bit amaz- Surviving, besides her husband, snicker. It mi hard to aelieve re-election, and Francis L. Cooper, center, and Robert L. Davidson, council candi- teph Driacoll, Mrs. James Cream, ire two sons, Benjamin Benaett, that the bespectacled, whlte-hair » the Democratic-sponsored ed about this business of catching r proposal to double the site of date!. They have' no primary opposition. Mr. Cooper is Planning leerd secretary. and Mrs. Irving Hampton, Long up. What you want it enough, a ;r., this place, and. Jesse Bennett ed man wilh a benevolent smile Breach;. Mrs. Loretta Campbell. Thonotosssu, FU.; 11 grand- should be a top expert la cloak school aid bill. "Nixon's vote Mr. Davidson is chairmen of the borough's Industrial Congress. '' • thing that is adequate. and dagger operations.-: ".' ' broke a 44-44 tie and killed the Mrs. Louis Miller. Mrs Hoyt "A deterrent hu no added pow- hildren and 0 grut-graadcbJl- The nan pictured was Allan bill." uid Butler. "The 'bill Gilmsn, sad Miss Ethel Bran. er, once it hu become complete- Iren. . '! •- -'•' • Welsh Dulles, now director of thewoujd have helped put United Ave.. also objected to the sub- West Long Branch. Guests plsyed The funeral will be tonight, at lion. He said the noise factor cards sad the prise was award- ty adequatadeq e for compellinp g re o'clock, in the William S. An- Central Intelligence Agency, States education in s better posi- Substation tail Stocks specp t of anyy ppotential opponent tion as compared with the Rus- would be a nuisance to residents, Mrs. Gilaaa. Refresh- andderson Funeral Home. Rev. Today Dulles displays tat (Continued) nearby. fof r your futurft e deterrendtrentt and emlla when he tefls rnagrssakiaal sians particularly." Av'e., also came out against the thereforhf e t o makke him acactt pru. -Charles H. Best, rector of Trinity committees about the Soviet Va- Philip Carting, Fair Haven RA, bain Others piscopal Church, will officiate. substation. an objector to the proposal last Mist Lillian Dangler, Clinton dently." Private burial will be tomorrow ion's strength. ' ' ', Alcohol, Sleeping Pills A real estate man, Mr. Dowstra year, jaid the matter ia not one g This explained why, despite crit He is regarded as the greatest lire Ave., wu hostess for morning in Cloverleaf Memorial Caused Diana's Death uid if the substation were erect- for the toning board to decide icism, particularly from the Dem- Park, Woodbridge. authority in intelligence since the ed on the Lovett property it would by itself. and cards at her hone Monday ocrats, Eisenhower hss refused to death of William J. "Wild BUI" NEW YORK (AP) - Diana NEW YORK (AP) -> rally afternoon. Guests were Mrs* Ai* bring down the value of the prop- He said it should call in a pump as much money into de- ANTHONY SPIELMANN Donovan, the man who hired him. larrymore died from a combin- erty there and result in inexpen- third 'party and get an "evalua- rails failed to give the stock bert Wokott, Mrs. A. C. Smith, fense speed-ups as some of his All signs indicate the H-yeer- ation of alcohol and sleeping pills, sive houses being built there. tion by an engineer." market more than a momentary Mrs. Benjamin Van Keuren; Mrs administration's critics conside CLIFTON - Anthony-Spiel, oldDuU«UkuUat32,«00ayear a medical report says. As it is now, th* Lovett tract When the plan was turned down lift yesterday and prices ended Clifford Brawer, and Miss Elix- necessary. - mann, 76, of J Mudevills Ave., hush-hush lob. Frieads ejaau hta abeth Higginson. What he said could be put an-died Mondsy at his home after •™»« ••••••• #™~" w --»ww» ^vnv •*••> • . — - •• awimzoneda awfonr aaaanjlargev awslo>t «SSBI«sizes* and«W«I, last year, the governing body irregular after a sluggish session. cited the sice of the substation-" nrfctr way: Why try to build up brief illness. govemmenas saying tM Ita t ario staa nmbttky o» aas _I n o_f deat. h of the 31-year-old ac- Mfirjowstra added, wouM bring Gains and losses of pivotal Wednesday' afternoon; Mrs. an armament whose only useful- He wu a retired carpenter. 10 it wu to be as big as the Fair stocks went from fractions to tslligencgovernmene chiet Itf tfoor sta thye fasoat aosf bJIns- **Che»f *•• .*•"*•!•Examine» I***r ?*.Milto. Vn dwelllnu costlni 140.000 and Haven Fire House—the location Blair Benson, • Eaton Rd., flew ness is to impreu people with its Mr. Spielmann wu bora in life. Helpem. mow. Strong Opposition and the appearance. point generally. An assortmenl to Norfolk, Vs., where she willsite when it isn't site that counts Newark and lived in Union Beach visit Mrs. Benjamin Deaton for Last weak Dulles testified be- Dr. Helpem uid in a state- "But no one will psy those Mr. Bennett said that the new secondary issues made widei but the adequacy of the defens for 15 years before moving here fore five groups aa Capital Hill, prices to build a house near a plan "overcomes these objec moves to the plus or minus side. a few weeks. you actually have? , six months ago. but ha didn't aeem to mind the "Death waa caused by an acute substation. with • a fence ' and tions." Motors were active as rails This attitude indicates, as much He leaves his wife, Mrs. Anna r Mia aaanrlalu da- alcoholic intoxication enhanced barbed wire around it," he uid. sparked the early advances on Sgt. Haynes Assigned u anything Eisenhower has said Dehmel Spielmann; a son, John scribe him as a "terrlne workt- by the effect of ingested barbitu- Both Mr. Dowstra and Gen. that the Brotherhood of since1 becoming President, the A. Spielmann of Clark;-,two er" who ie atteriy relaxed, not rates," adding: , Van Deusen also expressed strong Locomotive Engineers had To Biological Labs apparent self-confidence he hssdaughters. Mrs. Anna Andrews, disturbed by aaythsag aad blessed "A large amount of alcohol In opposition to the substation when Egg Market agreed to submit its wage dit- FORT DETHICK Md. -Sgti.n the judgment of himself and with whom he lived, and Mrs. with tha rare talent to view the ,... - - , . NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) to binding arbitration. First Clus Bernard Heynes his aides, at lent in military Emma Glassen of Tampa,.Fla.; ly sueepUMe to the effect of bar- Mr> Dowltr world around him with cool ob- Jf-H * «W-.• the-utfflly-wholesale egg offerings mod- The threat of a railroad strife whose wife Anglic lives i matters. brother, Charles Spielmann of jectivity. \ , *"•" hu never shown there Is any erate. Demand improved yester- Batontown N. J. recently was Nevertheless, there is one pos-Union Beach; nine grandchildren, of one enhanced the other. wu apparently removed and thui He regards this gift u hardship in its variance request. dsy. Receipts 11,500. vanished one of the major un assigned to the U. S. Army Bio sibility which the twin Eisenhow- and two great grandchildren. tlal. Every noraiag a tana mm He said the matter, if neces- New York quotations follow: certainties overhanging 1810. logical Warfare .Laboratories er policy of calmness and unex- The funeral wu held yester- mary of CIA's Intelligence re-little Silver Youth Vies sary, is • one for the courts to here. aggerated itatement may not be day in St. Ann's Catholic Church, aorta winds up on President-Els- decide. Includes Midwestern Yesterday's closing stocks: 1 able to anticipate.because it ap- For Weal Point Post ,CP, Ind l-T-l'Ckt ark So Sgt. Heynes entered the Arm) Newark, where a requiem man eshower'a desk. M simply could Mr. Dowstra agreed with the Mixed colors - Extras (4I-S0 Johni Uaa 45' tn 1942. He is a; graduate of Clay plies strictly to American abil- wu offered. not bo written with the slightest LITTLE SILVER - Sen. Hsr- general that the new proposal lbs.) 28-2914; extras medium 25- rT Hedue 75 Jonei ft L ity to defend itself against Rus lleg Cp IV loy Mlf Ky. High School. His father tiageol subjectivity. Allen Dulles rison A. Williams, Jr.. (D-N. J.)"is more objectionable than the 26; standards large Kalier Al Edward Haynes lives tn Clsy. sis. HARRY E. MOTTERSHEAD believes, to Ma opinion onlly the announced today that Matthew^. first." checks 23-24.: &«-• Si Kennecott Allied Stn 53' Kopperi It's this: NORTH ARLINGTON - Har- naked truth, hoeve r unpleasannplle t t HansonHnson , 3d3d, 1717. of ISO BrancBh Mr. Bennett uid he made an Whites — Extras (40-50 lbs.) Hi Cbal 37) Kreiie, SI What will be the effect on 21-30; extras medium 25-26. AIM* S4! l«hlghC*N DEMOCRATIC MEETING ry E. Mottershead. 01, of 44 Bel- ft soaietimaii s may be, can help Ave. la one cf four, students whoapplication to Thomas W. Car Am Alrlln SO! lirti Port 0 HOLMDEL -Mrs. A. Marie American allies and neutrals the Chief EJMcaUva to mags Ms will compete bt an exsminatlon lxk, building inspector, for n Browns — Extras (4140 lbs.) m Brk sh «' Sh Vil In< the Russians continue to build up mom Ave., died Monday at home for sa appointment to the tf. S. Am Can 41 Lor aia» Smith. Mrs. Walter Smate. Mrs. after a long illness. building permit Jan. 12, but " im Cyan S3 Ub McNftl, Robert Chenoweth and Mrs. EdEd- a -giganti c arsenal,, , plus the kind uites reports every west Military Academy at Wast Point, wu turned down. .m IIAFdr 54! U«*My s Mr. Mottershead was bora in ton llotoia S3! LoeWi tne ward Kojola were smong 130 of "fantastic" new weapons Pre- M.J. ••:;v-.,••.••••'• •••••••" • Camden and had lived In Kear. the National Seorrity Council aft- Mr. Carlock, he uid, sUted Whites-Top quality (4140 lbs.) m Smell «' ljukeni su Democratic women from six mier Nitkita Khrushchev said is • er conferring wna otnsrs en we Huston la a senior at Red Bank the substation would be a non- m Sid 15! Mack Trk in the works? ney for 55 years before moving Catholic High School, where he mediums 25-24; smalls im TelftTel S3! Martin Co counties'who attended the Cen- here'18 months ago. He hsd work- , latalttgsace Advisory Commltte conforming use—a' commercial 33.24 Tot, 1OT1 Utrck afaa*fc m^ IM aVsneMsa^^kjIikeaA dflmataAaai >m Viieoae M «o,Pae A tral Jersey Csmpaign Clinic in Will Russian accomplishments ed at the Brooklyn Navy Yard IMVTV ^ a* WVewONivW MWHH la president of one of the senior structure in a residential tone. maemda SO Homer Oil classes. An honor-student, he hu Browns -> Top quality (40-50 irait« Btl IS Mont Ward Asbury. Park Saturday. have a discouraging effect on al-before retiring in 1857. , far him to speak to various gath- ,-Required Frontage lbs.) 32-33; mediums 29-30; •rraour ft Co 40 Nat Blic lies and neutrals — much close: erings. He made nine major plsyed vanity football four years. The utility representative also ,rm,t Ck 41' Nat Dairy Surviving are his wife, Mrs. He is one of 37 candidates in the smalls 28-27. ilhl Oil 21! Nat tMltill to Russia than this country—sinci Lillian Brownbridge Mottershead; aaeechas last year, n record for said he mi told by Mr. Cartock ichlaon • • 2*5 Nat Oypa .' they can't equip themselves will him.. But be hat to turn state seeking 13 appointments to that the proposed site does not I Refilellnl Nat Steel son, Harry H. Mottershead of | all three military academies and • COft CoCornp 13)13%5 NY Central the kind of defense America cai Lincroft; a sister, Mrs. Elva Ren* .most requests and accepts only have the required frontage on llbcock I W 35(i Mil UFw erect? the Merchant Marine Academy. I4 U 19< No Am Av ton of Belford, and four grand- --few-outside commitments. an existing rosd-but does have alt * Oh Nor Pie ' And will a Russian armament access to Ridge Rd. by a 25-foot ajiuk Cl| Nwit Airlla children. , Dulles was bora April 7. lstt indli Av Ohio Oil If it's much bigger and more glit AID FOR COMMUTERS wide right«f-way for ingress and 'Births. Oliver Cp The funeral wu held yettetday. , Wetsrtowa. N. J. His father. Rev. Beth Steel ' WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. oeioi Air Own Mar tering than this country's, pel : Allen Macy Dulles, was a Prts- egress.' '• ' .'.':• '•'. orden oweoa III 01 saude others that Russia hss out Florence P. Dwyer (R-NJ) is Actually, the one-acre tract be- 41 •« Pan A W Air MRS. R. A. DUSAVLT * • byteriaa minister. He received „ Rlverview I Warn Am P&ram Plet' stripped America at a nation am .bachelor of .arts aad master's de- pushing for legislation that would ing sought Is in an R-20 zone, ucy Brie Penney, JO "halt the precipitate rush of some Mr. and Mrs. Irving Hesse, 510 udd Co. . world power? WESTON, Mass: ~ Mrs. Ray- >§TM§ IfOra' rnPCMOQ* wlltfv I which calls for lot sites of: a lulova M mond A. Dusault, Sr., of Wtston commuter railroads to rid them- half-acre. The last time, the Oreen Ave., Belford, son, yester- url Ind i5&' And will living so close to enor- was elected to PW Beta Kappa. Caae, Jl Phil E| mous Soviet power hsve a weak- and Dennisport, Caps Codt died .and later received a law ,. selves of their passenger facili- tract wu in an R-40, or one-acre day. Cater Trae Phlll Pet Saturday in Peter Bent Brigham ties end service." She said yes- tone. Mr. and Mrs. Ciro Tesoro, 714Celaneae Pit Steel ening influence on the allied and , at George Washington University. 3nea ft Oh Pub 8v tad neutral* will to resist? Hospital, Boston, after a brief His dopkwnattc service tnclud terday that the House Commerce Mr. Bennett Mid the substation Florence Ave., Union Beach, ftryiler Publlck Ind illness. •< • Committee wu planning to hold daughter, today. lltlll Svc Pull nun' ed duty in Vienna, Berne, Swita- will be built, originally with a big Palm Pure oil Perhaps Elsenhower hss taken Mrs. Dusault wu born in Elis- and In Turkey. la MM he hearings about March I on alltransformer and related equip- Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Colson, 32 2olum Oaa RCA into consideration this kind of an- 3oml Bolv Reading Co abeth, N.J., and had lived in resigned and Joined the Now York the commuter relief bills now be-ment, enclosed by a chain link Wuhington Ave., Keantburg, Idle Repub Stl ser to the questions just raised: Momclair. N.J.. for N yean be- :ont can Reyn Met If American defense against Rus- taw firm of Sullivan and Cram- *"• '*• fence seven feet high with a foot daughter, today. 3om Mot Rey.Tob fore moving here. of barbed wire extending outward 3orn Pd Rob Tullon sia Is adequate to prevent a Rus well, whkh also A Senate commerce subcom- Maameeth Msdlcal Center :rom Zell Besides her husband, she leaves brother. John Poster. mittee conducted extensive corn- at a 4Megree angle. uc Ml st Joa Mia alaa attack, aince it would in ef- the tau Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donahue MM Wr M Ref Pa» two sons, Raymond A Dusault Jr. Secretary of "" last year, but He uid some of the equipment I ft Hu] Baata Roek fect be a world-wide defense, 29 Campbell St., River Plain, eon, Ml L*W Shell oil would be just u much a protec- of Little Silver, N.J., and Allen J. Early la World War H Dans- MM to reach agreement on a would be as high u 20 feet. Muf Alre Sinclair Duuult of Wellesley Hills. Mau.: vain recruited him lor the Office bill before Congress adjourned in Mr. Bennett stated the area Sow Chem Bmllh, AO tion for the allies as for America Mr. and Mrs. Thomss Root. M 3u Pont Bocony two sisters. Mrs. John J Ryan of Strategic Services (OSS), fenced enclosure would be IN x Duq Lt Sou Pic Meanwhile, of course, the mili- Washington St., Leonardo, daugh- ul Koil Sou Ry of East Orange, N.J. and Mrs. outfit concerned;with ferreting i 140 feet. Speiry Rd tary front is not the only one 01 NON-HAZARDOUS RISK ter, yesterday. End John : James N. Nobel of Atlantic City, enemy secrets. His Job was SJrle MR- ltd Bnnil which the cold war in the year WASHINGTON (AP) - Lt. Mere Equipment Ireitone Strt Oil C«l N.J, and three grandchildren. organize an American espionage He ssid, too, there would be •ord Mot Std Oil N J ahead will be fought. center in Switxerland where ' Don Walsh got a medal from WEATHER mud Pack . President Elsenhower yesterday left within the enclosure a apace n Accept Texaco For Instance, this country wil found contact with for additional equipment when i Hen Cliali.rr Tea a Prod for making a record 37,100-foot Din ~Dyni mm Teatron probably step up its sid to othei Italian underground lead) ia needed. feUewed by 'cloudy with * en dec . TidmtOII nstiont, particularly neutrals liki The United States had fairly descent In a bathyseaph to the Mr. Bennett uid the present en Fdl Traniimer bottom of the Pacific Ocean. The chases of seme rain tonight Oen Motore Un Carbide India, to stiffen their backbone good knowledge oa what was s> __ electrical facilities are over- and Batarday. Csattowd aaUM 1 Un Pic and put them in the Americsn 0 •"•rilft.. " TO WID OtOSlY SON— ing on in Hitler's P?™ "" crowded and a substation U wUhaaKh beta days la the Unit Alre camp, granted American and Sov- al risk" Involved. A newsman ien Aid United Cp 7% larbare Frederlekton, 22, a Indicating that Dulles is needed "to adequately serve 46a aad ike lew tonight IS is doodrlch Ul line. 3t» iet power come down to being asked the young Navy officer if naalnar US Plnrg in planting Us agents la Nut Fair Haven." 40. Winds varlaUsM sbsat live at AftP ua Rub former Las Vegas showgirl, isequal In necessary power even Germany. he got extra submarine pay for He told the board under present t No Itr va Steel though different in size. haurdous duty while making the Van Al SU to marry Lindsay Crosby, a Dulles became deputy director conditions the utility "ia incapable east at abeat II aMkh. toatgbt lulf Oil Walworth of CIA in 1MI and two yean plunge with Jacques Piccard. of furnishing continued and ade- tere Pdr Wam B Pie son of the famous singer, tn aad pkUag up to II to M II Cent 42' W Penn Cl 35 Lutherana Want Birth Uter wu named to bead the su- "No." said Walsh. "They looked quate service." Int Bui Men lit We* Un Tel .. e church wedding at Los An- la- the manual and found that m.pA. Satarday. OatkM Int Harv 41 We«| II New SI1 penccret organisation. The question of substation noise Saaday aad Moadny dandy and Nlcli While Mot SI geles tomorrow. . Control Info £pread dedicated to His only son. Allen, a Marine bathyscaphe are not covered." -one major point last year— IM Paper 1ITH Woolworth MK Int TllftTII US tnpt an*r in 1 INTEGRITY lieutenant, was severely wu raised again lut night. (AP Wfrephoto) ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The la the Korean War. The DuUaaaa NOD TO A NURSE Btock Island la Case May: National Lutheran Council has To serve reverently .. . Mr. Bennett uid the sound criticised the government for (he married the former Clover CHICAGO (AP) - The Meth from the station would be 00 dscl- Variable winds about II as.pJi- with dignity end beauty Todd in 1020) also have twoailst board of hospitals ind today will become easterly 10> refusal to furnish birth control bels-"the noise level of a quiet always, and offering, tha daughters. homes has chosen Miis Claudia residential neighborhood." II n.pJi. tenlgbt and IMS LOCAL SECURITIES information in nreu where there The citation, of his Kinsman, JO-year-old senior m.p.h. Saturday. Cleudy wlih (These bid and asked

10'DAY KMCAST —Thsss maps, based en thoie sup- IM BROAD STREET EATONTOWN •UILIC INSPECTION INVITED 110 RssJ leak, N. 4. plied by the U.S. Weather lureau, predict the probable LIBERTY MM precipitation end temperature! for the next 10 days. Formerly of Cast Orange HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ftOIERT F. IAP Wlrephote Mspl I. According, to thep Candidates Cuba, Russia Trade Talks Civil Service regulations requir< two-year residency "at th< HAVANA (AP)-A shiny Soviet time of filing application for ex For Board exposition jet the stage today Jor am." , . HAZLET - Candidates for the talks between Fidel Castro's Oratorical The filing deadline was April Board, of Education were guests trade-hungry government and 1958. a meeting of the Woman's Russia's top talesman, Deputy Event Set Mr. Cooltsey said he paid taxes Club in St. Mary's Episcopal Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan. on the home he purchased in Church Hall, East Front St, Key A top Castro aide quickly let Keyport for more than two years port, Tuesday. ':' ' it be known that Cuba hopes for For Monday prior to that time and had been Qualifications and background a new era in' business dealings under the impression that this were presented by candidates RED BANK—The sixth annual with Moscow. was considered residency. Mrs. Jack Goldberg, Vernon W. oratorical contest, sponsored by Only a few hours after Mikoy- Manning,. Warren J.' Roggeman, Monmouth County Chapter, Cath- He said, however, it has been en's arrival yesterday, the left- determined that this did not con- Michael J. Gormley, William M. olic War Veterans, will be held wing president of Cuba's national stitute legal residency and that Phillips and Andrew B. O'Neill. Monday at 8:15 p. m. in Red oank, Ernesto Guevara, told a from, the standpoint of actual res- "Understanding the Adolescent Bank Catholic High School Audi' TV audience that "trade is neces- idency he was three . to four and His World" was the subject sary and for us very necessary.'* orium. months short of the two years of Clinton Ritchie, campus min- "We are completely disposed The contest will be held during at the time of his 1958 applica- ister of the Protestant Founda- to talk," he said. "Now the prob- the school's Parent-Teacher As- tion. tion at Rutgers. Mr. Ritchie holds lem is to see if our visitor is sociation meeting. Although Mr. Cooksey, when a bachelor of science degree in equally disposed." It is open to students of the he was sworn in last week, had physchology and a bachelor of The opportunity probably will county's Catholic high schools- bee| n a resident here' almost 3'/j divinity degree in religious ed- come after the M-year-old Mi- Red Bank Catholic, St. Rose of years, he noted that Civil Serv- ucation. koyan formally opens the Soviet Belmar and Star of the Sea ice regulations are based strictly "What happens during the per scientific, technical and cultural Academy, Long Branca. on exam application date, not iod of adoleseoce is comparable to anyone moving to another city exhibit—the announced purpose Contestants wilj deliver a five- appointment. of his visit. minute oration on - the subject, Favors Baker or terrain finding themselves in a fog and on uncertain grounds," U.S. officials in Washington "What Part Must I. As a Youth, The action is a vindication for declared Mr. Ritchie. viewed Mikoyan's visit as a dra- Play to Stamp Out Obscenity?" Mayor Norman J. Currie .who FraakKay He also stated children need matic propaganda move by Mos- Boys' and girls' winners will opposed M. Cooksey's appoint- cow to capitalize on the low ebb ment in favor of Jay M. Baker independence and inter-depen- be named. They will advance to dence. They must be loved un- In American-Cuban relations. N St. George PI. the state finals Feb. 2t. selfishly and be accepted, he On Jan. 28 Borough Council Guevara in his TV address judges will be headed by May- Kay Orchestra to Play aid. He reminded that force will named Mr. Cooksey over the hinted that Cuba would seek to or George A. Gray of Red Bank only estrange them. INTIRS nUMARIIS—San. John F. Kennedy of Malta- revise trade agreements with the mayor's vehement objections. Frank L. Innacelll, Red Bank, Mrs. Ozzie Donat, president, chusttti, seeking the Democratic presidential nomlna*. United States. He said Commerce Mr. Currie said at that time For CAP Valentine Ball a member of St. James Post; '* ' ' , • • .•'••'.'.•• • .-. •' introduced Mrs. Edward Michal- lion, announces at a news conference In Washington h« Minister Regino Boti "is prepar- that- he was not convinced that Catholic War Veterans, la chair- RED BANK — Frank Kay, of for queen and runner-up, Dean's ak! and Mrs. Francis Schroll as ing the machinery to renew con- Mr. Cooksey had the proper will enter the Indiana and Wait Virginia primariaj. man of the oratorical contest He Red Bank and his five-piece or- Florist; tiara for the queen, Love new members. Mrs, William Me- versations about tariffs with the qualifications and demanded "a also, county commander. chestra wil play for the first Lane Bridal Shoppe, and gift Lane, membership chairman, an- Newsmen sit at committee table in background in Ilie- principal country with which we further investigation before the annual Teenage Valentine Ball certificate for queen by (lie nounced that the membership to- Caueus Room of the Old Senate Office Building where maintain trade relations." appointment is made." tals 99. Based on a ruling by the Civil to be staged by the Red Bank Teenage Shop of Sylvette store, conference was held. (AP Wirophofoi' Guevara criticized the newly Squadron, Civil Air Patrol, at Middletown. Appointed to a, nominating com' Delay Verdict Service Commission, Trenton, mittee were Mrs. Earnest Fred formed Inter-American Develop- Silhouette Ballroom, Monmouth Music will be furnished through that Mr. Cooksey was first in- Foster, chairman, and Mrs. Maur- ment Bank and predicted that "it St., Wednesday night. courtesy of the transcription ODAY'S Is not going to work." eligibility, council overruled the ice Lynch. Volunteering to as In Drunk A teenage "Queen" and run- fund of the local Musician's mayor and voted unanimously sist are Mrs. George Coburn, "The United States controls «0 ner-up .will be selected at, the Union. per cent of the stocks which en- for the appointment. Mrs. Edward Courier, Jr.. and dance, which will be attended by Judges for the queen contest titles it to direct the economic Driving Case The commission itself has not Mrs. John Deuble. The commit- members of CAP squadrons from will be prominent area residents Business Mirror policy of the bank." he said. challenged Mr. Cooksey's appli- tee will present a slate of of< MIDDLETOWN — Magistrate cation or residency qualification. all over the state and their Ballroom decorations will be fleers for membership approval. Guevara said he felt Cuba guests, and memben of Invited provided by Your Fabric Shop . By SAM DAWSON W. Gilbert Manson, yesterday, Nor has Mayor Currie. Mrs. A. W, Norris was named . should not become a member, local youth groups. - AP BUSINESS ANALYST reserved decision on a drunk Civil Service made its ruling of Red Bank and Adler Lumber chairman of arrangements for Attendance will be by invita- Co., Middletown. charge lodged against on the basis of high score on participation in "Club Women The steel strike's toll in profits And most steel producers show tion. Between IN and 200 guests Dress will be formal and CAP •ssie G. May, 2 Riverside the 1958 exam. Day" to be held at Hahne and and outputs turna out to be less increased profits in 1959. Some Dr.. Red Bank. are expected. members will wear class A uni y p Mr. Cooksey scored first with Copany i Newak March 24 th fi td Bt It l ones weren't er governments should act the All services and hall use have form. Dancing will be from 8 Companpy y in Newark March 24. than first expectedexpected. BBu t Its long of the smaller Yesterday's session was a con 75.98 and Mr. Baker second with Mb d t dit struck and were able, to work same aa us in thinking of future been donated to the CAP for the p. m. to midnight. Members are requested to direct range toll in consumer prices and tk d tinutation or last week's hearing 74.28. inquiries about the affair to Mn. in lost markets is yet to be as- it capacity with few custonten advantage for their people." event. The prize list includes Mrs. George B. Voorhis, Jr. into the charge brought against Named by Currie Norris. . ' sessed. • . •'•••••'••'•. quibbling about prices. Some of (The New York Times report- gift certificates for queen and squadron public . service infor- Mrs. May last May 13. Mr. Baker had first been ap- Mrs. Richard Crandall, first The nation's three largest steel the larger ones had only part ed today that the United States runner-up by Mustlllo's; bouquets mation officer, is chairman. Mrs. May was arrested by Pa- pointed to the police job Dec. Ice president, and chairman of producers show a decline in pro- of their operations cut off by the has declined, with thanks, a sug- trolmen Arthur Stover and Rob- 14 by Mayor Currie and con- the by-law committee, read and fits in 1950 from 1958. But in strike and did well .enough with gestion by Brazil that she me ert Olsen. firmed by Borough Council. other jobs "is a part of the oWi discussed suggested revisions of spite of operations at a loss dur the going plants to offset strike her good offices toward improv- Two weeks later Mr. Cooksey gation which must be met." , the by-laws. Last week they testified in Chamber ing the struck third quarter, losses in the others. . iv ing American-Cuban relations. upset the action through his claim "What we most need," he add- Mrs. Charles Wakefield was ap- their final figures for the.year court that they saw Mrs. May's (Continued) Of the It steel and Iran eeaa- The paper Mid the State Depart- to top eligibility and the govern- ed, "is an approach on the part pointed chairman of the polio ment notified Brazil it believes car weaving on Rt. 35 after it aren't bad at all.. U.S. Steel's panlea reporting eamlags ta had forced Patrolman Stover's ing body rescinded the appoint- But the applause diminished of both management and labor clinic which will be sponsored profits, for example, were the date, •niy'seven* show "differences could be resolved based'on the desire to come to car off the road. ment Dec. 28. at the end of a speech In which by the club. Mrs. Donat said best for :«y postwar year since la net lacome after taxes. Can* by patient negotiation undertak- Jan. 28 Borough Attorney Ed- Meyner enlded the businessmen grips with the problem and to serum is available and the pro- r At the time of the arrest, she 19SS. . the It shew IWt eamiags en in a spirit of the traditional ward W. Currie ruled that Mayor for opposing federal standards work out, in good faith, reason- |ect will soon be under way. was examined by Dr. Marc topping Ml by M par cent friendship between the two coun- Currie's M-day appointment per- for unemployment compensa- able solutions." The polio clinic will be a com- Krohn, township physician, who As far output the nation's eteel tries," and that Cuba has only iod had expired, and council tion and other "progressive The state's business leaders munity service for anyone in the to express Its willingness to en- pronounced her under the Mu- eight mlHea the same night named Mr. Cook' took time out at .the dinner to township. Further information dan Scholarship ter such talks.) *n<$ «* alcohol and unfit to mere teas of steel last year.aV sey. . , ;•• ;..' :....• "Some of these progressive honor Rep. Gordon Canfield (R- be had by calling Mrs. Wakefield, spite the strike, than they M la It was the first split in Dem- NJ) who plans to,retire at the U Surrey Dr.. Hazlet. Yesterday, Mrs. May's personal measures are inevitable," Mey- Fluid Set In ocratic ranks here Since the par- expiration of his present term Mrs. Bernard Kiernan, ways physician, Dr. D. V. Manahan, ner declared, "and although you The industry also Increased ty came to power 12 months ago. next January. He is now serving and means chairman, announced 53 Didn't Red Bank, testified the driver disagree with them your position steel making capacity by nearly f Three of the councilman who Ms 10th term. the .fund raising project for the At. Highlands had been under his care for ner- could be strengthened if you'd one million-tons last year. And voted for Mr. Cooksey are Dem- take a hand in writing them Into The Chamber presented him year will be held In Shadowbrook, vousness and tension. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - this year it plans to spend 1^ Miss a Day law." two scrap books bound in red Shrewsbury, May 30. Fashions Miss Forence Forgotson, will be by "Clothes Tree," public school scholarship fund billion dollars on construction SEA BRIGHT - Mrs. Helen Whether .the rift will be healed He Mid federal standards leather. Bank attorney, Is representing Shrewsbury; Models will be furn- has been set up by the Parent- and new equipment, or one half Y. Sawyer, principal, today an- by Mayor Currie's vindication in for unemployment compensation the defendant. ished by the club. Teacher Association and'the At- billion more.thin last, and;al- nounced the names of 53 pupils the matter is a question which would actually help New Jersey most as much as the record who had'perfect attendance in remains to be answered. Reports of monthly activities lantic Highlands Education As- in its battle with southern states sociation. I9S7 outlay of 1% billion dollars. school during January. VFWSappert to keep industrial plants in the New Interstate were made by committee chair- A chief factor in the good Each year a $100 grant will be They are:: Cite Two Mr.- Cooksey, a past comman- Northeast. • men. Mrs. Donat asked depart- showing in both profits and out- ment chairmen to complete year- presented to a graduate of the Pre-first. first and second der of the local Veterans of For- "Somewhere along the line we put last year was the big spurt Telephone Rates ly reports and submit them to high school on the basis of schol- grades. Veronica Canon, Melanle eign Wars Post, has been'sup- should insist on some federal In the first half of the year get- On Board district chairmen. arship and need. Stout, Robert Bouin, Janet Eyre, led during the entire fracas standards," Meyner declared. ting ready for the strike that FAIR HAVEN - Two retiring The club collect was read by The award will be made *t Blanche Stafford, Jamee Betz, the VFW. The organisation "Businessmen should be unwill- Start Sunday seemed, and proved, inevitaM). Bonnie Crammer, Rosalie Staf- Board of Education memben— retained Mr. Givens as* attorney Mrs; William Parry, parliamen- graduation time. A chief factor in the planning ing to, accept old cliches of states NEWARK — A new schedule ford, Wendy Schadt, Rita Swen- Mr. Cooksey. tarian and drama chairman. An A five-man committee.compos- for this year is that the attel rights and all the rest." he said of interstate telephone ratea sen, Edwina Beauman, Robyn honored last night by their col- Meantime Mr. Baker, return' original poem, "Me and She.!' ed of the schol superintendent companies are working hard to "Let's see what the facts are." which will have the effect of a Konshak, Campbell Axelsen, leagues. ing from a two-week vacation, was read by Mrs. George Heller. and members of both sponsor- catch up after the atrike and Meyner spoke oaly mhMtcs net reduction or $3,000,000 annual- James Forsman, Jinnl Rock and Emil L. Jakubecy, board head, this week retained an attorney Mrs.. John Deuble lead the group ing organizations will select the replenish customers' stocks. So after James P. Stewart, state ly on interstate calls will be Ricky Forsman. and Walter A. Woodhead have himself. Robert E. LaMura of singing "America the award winner each year. profits are soaring. Chamber president, reiterated placed in effect Sunday. Mrs. Crandall, hospitality Deadline for students applying Third and fourth grades, An- chosen not to be candidates the law firm of Applegate and the grasp's "vigorous oppetl- But the strike dM take Ita tal The change supplements a $47,' chairman, was assisted with re- for the scholarship Is May 15. thony Chlmento, Richard Lee, again. LaMura, Matawan, . ' la ether ways. Americans kaatat .• Man te any effort to natkmallie 000,000 reduction in interstate rev- freshments by hostesses Mrs. Ger- Lawrence Ragiand, Michele Board members cited them for Mr. LaMura said last night, a record 4'A mllUea tens at |h» the Independent state programs enues which became effective ard T. Remsen. Jr., Mrs. F. Wll- Schadt, Reginald Tynes, Diane their "conscientious service" and "It is correct that we have' elgn steel, aa Increase at !M of yjsefHpwyinent compensation last September, and completes a iam Bozart, Mrs. George Heller Forsman, Sene Rafe, Robert Red- put forth an expression of ap- determined Mr. Cooksey Is not Warren Snahn per cent ever IKS. Aad Aaseiv by Impstlag federal standards." $50,000,000 reduction which was and Mrs. Reynold P. Marvin. field and Jennifer Stafford. preciation from themselves and eligible for this-post for reasons lesn exports ef steel dreeaai le Stewart said the powers of the announced by the Federal Corn- Fifth and alath grades, Keith the community. of residency and that Mr. Baker 1W mllUen tens, the hweat alaee federal government over state muntcations Commission last Ju Returns Contract : Beti, George Larson, Weldon Mr. Jakubecy has served on therefore is entitled to the ap- College Basketball •"• • '•••• • '•.•%:; affairs have already gone too ly, the N. J. Telephone Co. said. Hennessey, Ann Axeisn, Geor- the board since IMS and was Its pointment. . MILWAUKEE, (AP) - Warren Aa eae example ef hew Bar*. far. The reduction of $3,000,000 is b^^ aj^aBaal t • • - - * • r— ~L.'—^L~m1 . gatta Schadt. PauliM Welch. president since 19M. If Mr. Cooksey's resignation EAST Spahn, the highest paid pitcher Secretary of labor James P. associated with a new system of Gary Wood, Timmy Lake, Robert ia tendered as we understand, in baseball, expects to have a Phoenlx-IUteUirohr A. Mr. Woodhead has been a board Mitchell, of Little Silver, N. J., measuring distances to determine Kasha, Bonnie Konschak, Linda wa anticipate Mr. Baker will be great year in I960 and won't ac- GGermany v member since MM. called on state Chamber mem- rates and wilt result in more cept the contract offered him by Kratchmier, Bertha Young, Frank appointed and 'the matter wilt M»MdMWM> SI. SUM* M*M M lags ea Increased bers to help train the highly accurate measurements, the com' the Milwaukee Braves. CoocUUo. Billy Cousins. .John then be cloned." It te declare Democratic Women skilled labor force that will be pany added. Although the overall - IIMA (Ml) saTMimik " Chemiato, Patty Layton, Wendy At ths Jan. IS meeting Coun- The at-year-old veteran south- dividend. Rafs and, Una Germano. Have Meeting, Party cilman Robert J. String police needed during the 19M'i. effect will be a net reduction in paw who drew about 170,000 in American steel makers' aay interstate rates, there will be '*"" ?&?£iSKIimVi Seventh and eighth chairman nominated Mr. Cook- '•You hive the responsibility 1959 told the Milwaukee Sentinel iteel imports will fair this year, UNION BEACH - Mrs. Orln for social advancement in your some small Increases as well as II, VMIMl SS Erie Swenson. Barbara Faeiten, sey. Councilman Henri J. Hinsen «. PnMkart « in a telephone interview last night although Europe may stfll^rtd Gunsauls was hostess to the communities and state," Mitchell, decreases in interstate rates— ..'. teMhi <•&> It Pat Chlmento. April Terik, Steven the motion. VaUrr H. EHMkcIMm M that he was "very much disap- some of its new American mar- Women's Democratic Club of mentioned as a possible Republi- usually five cents. Adams, Pat Lovgren, Bonnie Straag, Haasta Cemmeai wmiami a. Mm M pointed" with the contract offered kets. The Americans also MM Union Beach, Inc., Wednesday can vice presidential candidate, ilm. He aaid he had returned in At h.»or i. .. . *^:>-W.~ Johnson, Jane Abby, Kathy Quig- Mr. Strang had this to say Distance Determined SOUTH ilm. He aaid he had returned to do better in exportsmM , tod.'iv afternoon in Daughters of Ameri- said. .'*»» W, WMk-l** It ley and Mary Lou Kucaota. last night: For many years the distances Mnanlpk-MUM IS, RlikmwS ~ the contract unsigned, but de- Just what steel prices witte ca Hall. •liMl M clined to say whether he had "Mr. Cooksey was appointed Mitchell also received a stand- tor rate purposes have been de- .jarkkars St. ROUMIM SS when the full effects of the V A card party followed the busi- based on the ruling given us Ing ovation when he was intro- termined from a United States >nMM SI, Mrirrr m been asked to take a salary cut. abor contract are assessed MIUWKKT Sgt. Murtha ness meeting. Hostess gifts were by Civil Service. If it now devel- duced. map divided into grid sections •I. IMII is. witkHa n "I expect to have an even bet- have quite a bit to do with ! presented to Mn. Mary Huge ops that because of this tedmi- ln his talk Case urged labor lrm»« II, TWW II er year in i960 than 1 had last American exports fare. 35 miles square, each of which ftOUTHWIMT ... caBry he ia not legally entitled and management to join forces was split into 21 blocks. trinu Mat* Ctllcg* M, Bulcra Km ear," Spahn said. "I am sup- The American consumer wot't In Okinawa Mciln IS Others attending wen Mrs. to the post, Mr. Baker would in the economic battle with com' Under the new system, the lo- liMrtai IS, Mm MmM State II posed to hesr from John McHsle know for some time yet either. FORT BUCKNER, Okinawa - Joseph Cameron, Mrs. Jennie then be next in eligibility and I munism. cation of telephone company ratr MB WKKT the Braves' general manager) Should steel prices go up later Army Master Sgt. John F. Mur. lrMb>r M. IMMM « Kullberg, Mrs. Charles Birker, molt certainly will recommend Government caa do only so centers Is translated into four- Megr ill Mate M. FtrlHt ValV 41 "and until 1 do. I don't think this year, he won't be affected ths, 42, whose wife, Imetda, lives Sr., Mrs, Joseph Scholer, Mrs, his appointment. As I stated pre- much, be said, and the malar digit numbers called "verllca >w Mnlet Mat* It. IWta SS It is fsir for me to discuss con- at first. It's only what the users at 2M Spring St., Red Bank, N. J., i HIM. • tract details.' of steel do, whether they rake Frank Rsccloppl, Mrs. Jack viously, what's right is right." responsibility lies wlfobsalaess and horizontal co-ordniates." mllki III. DM rnulHi in . recently arrived here and Is a Coughlin, Mrs. James McCarthy, Mr. Hansen agreed. aad labar "for demeaitratiag These coordinates were com Vlrkllk 113, IlkiHlaM IM Spahn had a 21-15 word last prices on the coniumer " Member of Headquarters Com- Mrs. Chris Backer. Mri. Merrltt He said "The Civil Service te the newly emerging aatleas puted by appropriate mathemat' 'ear. It was the 10th season in they produce, that will tell that pany U. S. Army Ryuku Ielends. UNITAS' WIFE lorv Ron, Mn. George Ron, Mri. Commiuion should be contacted tlUai CCMQffiJC pfOfFMS Ufl cal projections, based on latltud which he had won 20 games or » ' BALTIMORE (AP) - John Sgt, Murtha, administrative Howard Smith, Mn. Ann Gorm- as soon ai Mr. Cooksey's resig- freedom can go hand la hand." ind longitude and provide a mor more, •Many feel that the Meet con- 'nitas, quarterback of the •on-commissioned officer in the ley, Mn, Mary Kaputhy, Mn. nation Is received and If the He said obsolete work rules accurate way of figuring the dlr tract needn't be as inflationary uel ln ,'orld Champion Baltimore Coltt company's housing and dependent Ruth Reddinger, Mrs." Row i»» *e case are confirmed, and practices must be eliminated tsnees involved, the compsn' Star Receiven -• first feared, that Increased 'as honored last night as "Mary- efficiency could hold down travel section, entered the Army Seery and Mrs. Rosina Scons. Mr. Baker should be appointed." and the retraining of workers for »a)d. In IMS and was last stationed ind Sportsman of the Year" by Threatening Letter er labor costs. v. Mrs. McCarthy wll be hostess Sports Reporters Association •t Fort Monmouth, N. J. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Bill But what effect the increased when the club masts again next f Baltimore. He attended Cathedral High Pickles) Kennedy, csptaln of the wages and benefits the steel Wednesday afternoon. Unitas, who directed the Cole workers won may have on labor Ichool, New York City and was emple University basketball > their second consecutive cham contracts in consumer goodl b> employed by the Schlegel Litho- , his received a letter lonship In the National Footbat duitries Is still to be seen. graphing Co. New York before Alumni Dinner Feb. 11 ireitenlng Mi mother If he has .cague last season, is on a per entering ths Army. Hood night against LaSille here For Bucknell Men mil appearance tour of Ov 'ob. M, LEWISBURO Pa. - Alumni ountry and wai unable to at THREE FINED The FBI and Philadelphia de- In Monmouth and Ocean counties „ birthday of Bucknell University ward, an engraved bowl, Court last night by MagUtratt at a Founders Day dinner la Kennedy said the hand-printed John P. Weir. They are Sebas- 'tter was mailed from Philndel- • SALES Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Fab, FOUR DAYS OFF tian R. Cottont, Chicago, failure ilila Jan. 26, and received by NEW YORK (AP) - Majoi • INSTALLATION to display license plates, $10; lm two days later, Peter Sacabewlck, 3t» Leonard- Dr. James A. Gathlnga chair sague baseball players who fall • FURNACIS man of the department of politi- '.o make the National or Amerl vllle Rd., Belford, speeding, IIS; Pro Hockey •nd William II. Stephenson, Mon- cal science at Bucknell will be can League All-Star teams wll! • CONVMSION mouth Hills, speeding, •»• the speaker. have four days off this summer fall tntt IURNIRS "Presenting Bucknell" the unl unless their tcims have sched 'il DRIVE 1VCCE1SFUL verslty's new color and tound ulcd exhibition games, The first rurtitili, Mrnll ::.; lafmaaras) mm will also be shown*it the All-Star game Is set for Knnsat 'mtim .. »i M • UNION BEACH - Councilman mrmip Ill 14 In Frank C, Rsccloppl, chairman o Jlnner according to Isidore Zlot- City, July II with Ihu second two rw Vurk l| 11 in 3 Yean Ta Pay the recent March of Dimes cam 'dn, Freehold, president of tlv daya later In New York's Yankee ptlgn, announced It was success* Bucknell Alumni Club o Stadium. l«m> Monmouth-Ocein, fr«Ml h IMriMld 1 ful, Councilman Robert Hot CITY f ARALYZID — A lonely podstlrlan slogs hit way through snow covering one Tho InrKMt dally double (}5)B) Viirh II. llflrnh 1 land was co-chairman assisted Other officers of the club arc iiit 1i HIIKIIHI 1 Schulz & Kehoe Co. of the busiest streets In Halifax, N, S., at one of the went itormi In a century it Monmouth Park's 1950 meet- Tiiiniirrnw'a by Thomai Corrado, John Me- Mrs, George S, Stevenson, Ever- dumped two feet of mow In the city, Trmipertetion li at a standstill and mott Inn nt Occnnport, N.J., roaultcd Phont SH 1-4344 AriJiur, Edward Samiel ind ott, treiturer ind Mrs. Arnold when llavo Nick Luck and lm- thm Hi lrntl Hi 24 Hr. AfltwerUf Sarvlaa Councllmin William Langan, SchwarU, Llncroft secretary., •torn and builnaitai did not open. \ IAP Wlrephoto) nrcsilonabli scored on Juno II, \rnu M HI 'T mum nam Pott .£.,. >i e'taDuck, ImtlafsTwo MATAWAN - Mrs. .Dorothy .. NEW BRUNSWICK - A slim, Mrs PREVENTORIUM PARTY blond, U-year-old woman who Rinear. president ol the Ladits'jman, reported for the committee But Is He a He for Sure?both maintains a perfect I ave- MIDDLETOWN - Plans for a PHOENIX, Anx. -George longingly into the house through rage jn her courses at Douglass Aih f the MaWa» Ameri- JP- *£&Efij£ party for the children in the Pre- can Legion Post, conducted an ventorium, Farmingdale, to be appears convinced he's a Adi a glass door. College and competently manages initiation ceremony Monday for Plans were outlined for a spring ventorium. _. fledged member of the Al Thomae His odd me«tel'.., 'if- '•• study. Largely as a result of theI really think that they like children reach the teen years. A species' of. ants, Polyergus, urgings of Dean Mary I Bunting, the idea of their mother returning RED BANK NEW JErttlY DAVE ELLIS —Your the college had decided to set up 'My husband likes the whole Insured Savings Accounts Money Orders - Home Improvement Loans' enslaves the larvae of rival ants. to school," idea and we often discuss my Friendly Dealer The enslaved youngsters are a program, designed specifically for women like Mrs. Ashby. She is careful, however, that class assignments. But he kids Travelers Cheques DIVIDEND Home Mortgage Loans The part-time program is open ier college work does not result me that the best result is that I in less time with her family. am so busy I can't make use of only to women with at least a Save-by Mail Christmas Clubs year of previous college train- "I study while the children are my charge accounts," she says WHY Settle for Second Best ing. It is limited in this way out of the house during the day.laughingly. because the freshman class is When You Can Get the VERY BEST so crowded there isn't any room for "second chance" students. But the natural drop-out rate -a HAMMOND Organ results in a sophomore class site which can accommodate the part-timers. First time everi Prove it to yourself! .i 4.1*,! Students in the part-time pro) gram must be serious about work- .•< '"•••'• ing for a degree - even though Pack Sees Skit On Moon Trip PLYMOUTH S ECONOMY DRIVE EAT0NT0WN -In keeping with the science theme for Jan- uary, dens of Cub Pack H ex- hibited chemical, gardens and homemade telescopes at last you prove s gas economy!! walk's meeting in the Presby- terian Church. Mrs. Wesley Whs- lea's den presented a skit, "A Trip to the Moon." Achievements were awarded At your dealer's now I this month in a unique style, with "Akela and the Indian • • • ! •X' Chief" making the presentations in skit form. Bobcats, bears, YOU take the wheel! wolves and lions emerged from a "forest" at their names were Raymond Otewineand Robert yOU do the driving I Th$Otdy Organ that Aneilo, new,bobcats, were ad- e##r« itouthtse mitted into dens four aid sU important Jtalura— respectively. YOU prove how the Other awards recipients were. Gary Vital, Mark Margolin, Da- Solid Plymouth gives you The only organ with thousands of beautiful tone colon vid Vaughn, Byron Sexton. James '• through the magic of "tone bars." Pollifrone, John O'DOBMII, Ber- more miles per gallon! nard Oeneger, John Coates, Wil- \The only organ that offers rich vibrato effects on either liam Vital, George Buntin, David keyboard of both. Vaughn. Howard Gehring. Byron Others talk gas saving ... . but The only organ that simulates dozens of musical Sexton, Charles Whalen. Wesley Plymouth lets you prow it! Hera'i instruments. Whalen. Next Wednesday, six Wtbelos all you do— The only organ with the sparkling effect ot "Touch* from the pack will be Inducted Response" Percussion. into Boy Scouting at the Junior Go to your Plymouth dealer's and High School at Long Branch, The only organ that never gets out of tune.* This will mark tht SOth anniver- take the wheel of a regular Plymouth, sary of scouting. you do the driving.. .the way you The only organ that is extremely durable under any The pack's annual Blue and ttMt* m ttimni Haras thai nWOUTH rHOVHI-yoUIBElf TOU'll INIOV taking the PLYMOUTH MOVE- climatic conditions. Gold dinner for fathers and sons always drive. ECONOMY.METEI in plica, trt «Ma you MM thtint drrvt. note that IT-VOURSEtF ECONOMY DRIVE... becmsi you has been scheduled for Monday, brilliant nrformsnes it built into tni Hymnim aniKiai - biclutfini tha set the sivinii! And, ill ol (Its time, you'lL •*>'»«, Htm, Chunk mi Cmml wMl, uap ftr Feb. 32, at I p.m. in the Eaton- The ECONOMY METER mounted at N« dnl|n 30-0 Economy SHintf th» Imtt njmtuth Fury V-800. enjoy unusual cist ol drivins. and hindlinf, fcl. Mil I/nil •/ COMITI MM. town Presbyterian Church. The Walnut, Oak Provincial, Blond, Gleaners, of the church, will pre- the side shows the gas you use, (town Spinet organ. Available in pare and serve the dinner, On the pack committee are Mra. to the last fraction of a gallon. and Ebony Finishes. Francis Bruce, Mrs. Ralph Keevil, Mrs. Ebtrt Sttin. Mrs. Test for yourself how floitty that Set and Htat What \V* Mean Whalen and Mra. lames Van- dover. - . ' gas level goes down. See with your About the HAMMOND Orion's own eyes exactly how many miles EieJw IM Ftatum imt got on only a few teacups of fuel Army Nurses in a Solid'60 Plymouth! Mark Birthday You're in for a very pleasant sur- FORT MONM0UTH - Patter- HAMMOND ORGAN son Army Hospital, here, held prise. Hen's the gas saving you've a birthday celebration marking the Mth anniversary of Army been looking for. With all the easy. Nuns Corps Tuesday. riding comfort of the big, roomy STUDIO OF ASM PARK Lt. Pauline Paskevtch, young- est mtmbtr of tht carps at the Plymouth! No need to stint on site hospital/cut the first piece of GET FULL* * All Model* on Dispfav cake for Col, Albert R, Dials- to get big mileage now. bach, hospital commander and Private Studio Instruction $2 per Half Hour post surgeon, In a special cere- ' SUB SAVINGS IN A fULL-SUE CAR. mony. The Army Nurse Corps was fry It May! Vour dtalar Invltu yeuf :0pm Dilly 'til 9 P. M.; Sot. "Ml 5:30 established in INI after IN ytars • SALIS • ilRVId e RINTALS • INSTRUCTIONS of sporadic calls on women with nursing skills durlni wars, epi- demics, disasters and other na- mti pninet, built« nw totta* vty h tin you aoM Ktitfottion. 8tt "Tin STEVE AUXN PLYMOUTH SHOW," Monday ntihti, NBC-TV. Solid! tional emergencies. Today, Army nurses are sta- PRospect 5-9300 tioned throughout the globe with Car. ef Caahmii ft Mala, Atftury •art, New Jersey about onethlrd of the corps' reg- ular and rescrvt members serv- ing overseti, , MED M5K ; Friday. FA, S. 1W-* V ficial puMfcstfM of the Reawa Catholic diocese of Pittsburgh has endorsed the use of the ab- Bond Group breviation "Xmas" for 'Christ- m mas. "It is an abbreviation that goes Head Named all the way back to the time of ASBURY PARK - Joseph Christ," aaid the Pittsburgh Cath- Thummess, president of the As- ASK FOR Mil olic. "The adaptation 1a from bury Park and Ocean Grove the Creek, specifically from the Bank, and executive county INFORMATION Cteek letter for our CH, which chairman for the U. S. Savings VolentinesDay NOW) is X.r ' Bonds Division, today announced The abbreviation, said the putv the appointment of George L. FEBRUARY 14 URGE ASSORTMENT lication, "long preceded Qielitz, president of 'the Mon- papers, department stores, Santa mouth County National Bank, FAIR HAVEN Claus and any worry about the Red Bank, as county banking secularization of Christmas. chairman. PRECIOUS CHARM BRACELET OF I4K HARDWARE "There is therefore no reason Other officers are: ' for Catholics to fret or object Raymond N. Gale, district man- GOLO-WITH A I4K HEART CHARH HI Rim M., SH 1. about the use of the 'X' for Christ ager of the New Jersey Bell Tele- and its application to words like phone Co., as community indus- SET WITH A BRILLIANT Xmas.1" Nfft fMMDINT —Keith 6untauls,. right, nowly tltctod prt.id.nl el *he Union1 trial chairman, Richard N. Gib- bons, manager of. Ocean .Grave latch loard of Health, opened fte firif official meeting af tfte yaar Wednesday.; Campmeeting Association, as na- GENUINE DIAMOND Serving an the beard with him era, left re right, Charles Leibirel, plumbing inspec-1 tional organizations chairman, far; Douglas Chapman, vice president and Warren Gunsault, secretary and registrar' and Thomas B. Tighe, general of vital ttatistics. The fifth beard member, Kuuell lenejlno, wet not present. manager of the Asbury Park RCA VICTOR Press, publicity: chairman, with James J. Hogan,. editor of the ALL THIS INCLUDItM tyWeAe tVtt HAPfftl TO YOW Red Bank Register as his co- FOR TAX Fort TV chairman... .:[•:- •'••• '.' STRATEGIC - /WHY YOU HAVENT EVErt Mr. Biclltz said all banks In New the county serve both persons Year Old and'the government through the | AND ENCHAVIN© IS FREE FORT MONMOUTH - What ODSTHIPINS BEHIND Iff? sale and redemntion of savings is laid to be the world's largest bonds, which afford all holders military closwteircuit television ceroirroFoua a sound investment with, a rea- will celebrate its first sonable rate! ' ' . • ': anniversary Tuesday. Mr. Gale said practically every WFM.TV. the U. S. Army Sig- major industry in the United nal School's station here, was of- States has msde the payroll sav; ficially dedicated last year. Then, ings plan available to employees, a new seven-channel closed-cir- and that the percentage of enroll- cuit system, serving 500 school ment varies between SO and 90. classrooms and five theater-aud- A number of firms in the coun- itoriums, was inaugurated to ty have the payroll savings plan reach 18.000 Signal School stu- available to their employees. dents and post personnel via tel- evision. He plan's to contact those In- dustries that dp not offer this Military,and,civilian educatora method of savings to their em- front all parts of the world have ployees..;'' :; .• •"... •-••; ">.;•;• •• since toured the studios and TV- equipped classrooms of the school Mr. Gibbons, as chairman for to observe training by television. national'organizations, stated he Several new Army TV facil- felt all, service clubs and the ities now being planned, will be Chambers of Commerce are In an based in part on research and ideal position to promote the methods- developed here at the buying of saying bonds by mat Signal School. ing their members'alert to recent The TV system here at Fort changes which during 1959 , in- CHARMING WAY T( Monmouth is used by' academic cluded an increase in the interest . Issefcf anm eaisf easy le cony! e ISO). Bit ftttara ajidlotn I—. Wofld riiMi ntnti. rate of one-half of one per cent 1 t7-ioch(Ubtc*trafidia|onal.lS6 divisions for supplementary train on all outstanding bonds, and sq.in.pkture)TVthatcangoand ing, largely in electronics fun- Valentine ft anywhere even on a book- damentals. It offers the class also provided for interest at' the ahdr.Veri-thm atyltai-the moat room instructor such advantages menss; Mrs. Fred Nice,: mem- rate of 3% per cent per annum attractive-looking portable u comparison . of; illustrations, Address By berahip; Mrs, Frank Brand, par-on 'all bonds purchssed after you've «*er. seen." So powerful pickups from remote locations, liamentarlan; Mrs. David Osbornj June 1, you get outstanding performance greater use of film, slides, and refreshments; Mrs. James Red- even in friate areas! other selected visual aids. Morris Set mond, publicity; Mrs. Fred Iver-I RELIGION GIVING son, liaison; Mra. Frank Gioyia, NEW YORK (AP)-The Amer- i : s • IPs twke as mesh fun aisr nerwi M A *«*MM« EASY THESE OAYI sunshine;1 Mrs. Donald' Christie,lican Association of Fund-Raising when yee'ieei MV femNyt MMml milfiH noil. ICHilifir. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Co- For Gubs library; Mrs. LeRoy Purdy. youth Counsel estimates that t3.900.O00,- median George Bums says he ad- activities; Mrs. C. B. OgtienJOOO was given to religious causes Coam in todtyl ^V9S yvWVM^P Ifl mires the ease with which young RARITAN TdWNSHIP - Mrs house; Mrs. Charles Lube, social, in the United States last year, MOADWAY entertainers break into- ahow ' Mrs; Thomas Aumack, coun- compared with $3,600,000,000 in business these days. Women's Republican has ty representative. IMS. announced that Robert Morris, Most of them get their big Mrs. Weber . also announced break .on* television, he poinU candidate for-U. S. Senate, will speak at a Joint meeting of .the that plans are being made for a out. card party and fashion ahow Feb.|| "These kids are fearless," he Women'a and Men's Republican says, "but they've never-played Clubs Feb. 15 at 9 p.m. in th Mrs. C. John Woskey. Mrs. J. theaters where if you were bad,American Legion Hall, Carr Ave. RED SANK Keansburg. E. Vikos and Mrs Violet Shan- the audience would come, light up non have been welcomed as new and hit you, like I have." Officers serving with Mrs.. Web- er are'Mrs. Charles Lube, vice members to the club. president; Mrs. Cart Thoma, cor- Mrs.'Weber and Mrs. Teixeira responding , secretary!, Mrs. Ar- will attend the president's forum lene Peterson,'recording, secre- and luncheon Feb. 9 at Prince- THE MOST IMPORTANT FEET tary, and Mrs. Michael Crecca, ton Inn. treasurer. Committee chairmen are Mrs Tin imMiri cu»in«i tt pt|t> First with the finest in television Frank Teixeira, program; Mrs, eollteteolltetlrdl r I* Honmwui couatr'i anu IN THE WORLD mirktktt PIIM m* kuMtt ana MMi't James Crdwley, ways' and mtii'*fiirr~uiiuV.—iirin\ii'mM?'

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The reporter is a callous creature, a faceteee man with a poUce card, a pencil and some folded paper, with a »"*» feJ nothing. He i, out to indict. MMfLMOMi hang. He is cronically suspicious of all poll. tickiu and his wife. He is a seedy dresser, a cadger of drinks a man who cannot speak with- lK rarMlcWM « IB ttt MMI am out snarling. He has a tongue that dripa sarcasm. He believes in nothing, not even himself. • This is the portrait I see in motion pictures, in books, and in magazine stories. Never have so many been ma- Iewe ligned by so few incompetents. I've been FRIDAY, FEBftUARY a. UK a reporter for 31 years and there is no such thing u a median average. I have known reporters of all sizes and shapes; some^ were Times? dandles: some were sloppy dressers. Some wera^awtl- mental slobs; some were u coolly objective u a fan. It would be gratifying to anacontroversies of the last few years ing bomb. Some had families; some were bachelors. school district officials if they could have not developed in some munici- There were bright and retarded ones; ;mtn!;of look at the results of Tuesday's palities—indications, perhaps, that ethics; men who gave, men who took; some%are;$m residents have become resigned to the secret payrolls of politicians; some had a sneering regional high school elections and contempt for public servants. In all the years Tve been My voter reaction to budgets is spiraling school costs or they under- who stand that most boards do the best around, I knew but two enjoyed knifing the sub- COeUlauSSefe f jects of their stories. One is dead. One is stUI peddling The budgets submitted by Rum-they can to keep spending within the stuff. •';•',•• . . :~'--y&r son-Fair Haven, Freehold, Mon- In any business that thrives on tension (newspa- mouth, and Henry Hudson Regional At the same time, it should also pers and police work are examples) there Is more be noted that a number of boards drinking than would be found among, let us say, plumb- High School Boards of Education have finally realized that if a voter ers and interior decorators. Booze has been called an were approved without any trouble. fully understands a budget be will, occupational hazard of reporting. Maybe it la. It is However, it should be said that hi all probability, approve it also a hazard of police departments. Henry Hudson and Monmouth do It has been good to see boards THESE DAYS WILLIAM However, the educational level in both fields hu not have schools in operation yet opening up their budget preparation By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY gone up in the put quarter-century, and the new re- and their spending schedules are porters and new policemen are able to cope with ten- •man. meetings to the public. It has been Usually the purpose of a picket line is to keep S.WHITE sion without resorting to the bottle. In my time, any 1 good to tee boards holding a series people out of a place became the workers are on kid with a grammar school education and a flair for But the important thug Is the strike. Many people will not cross a picket line. This WASHINGTON-NO doubt tbt of public hearings to explain fiscal Humphrey forces news could, with application, become a reporter. Under budgets were approved—and there programs. It has been good to seeIs an abnegation of reason to mass pressure. famcua battto by today's standards, I could not make the grade. The Stork Club In New York, a famous restaurant rale* In the middle of the game were no big squabbles about board Good reporters are masters at masking their feel- boardi preparing literature explain- and saloon, has been picketed since against the Kennedy people in spending. ings. They hide them, even when the story they are ing, item by item, where school Jan. 8, 1957.1 occasionally go to this Wisconsin's.critical presidential pflfflaMy covering hits them between the horns. I saw George Whether this will hold true In money goes. place and cross the picket line because It Is entirely possible, however, Kivel, an Easter egg of a man, covering his 15th Sing Tuesday's local school district elec- nobody is going to make decisions for that, tht Humphreyitos will yet Unfortunately, It has taken too Sing execution and, just before the van started for the tions remains to be seen. me. I-have, on several occasions, asked Ipet the war over this episode. long for many boards to understand 'or if Sen. John F. Kennedy of Death House, he had to take four drinks of rye to get a picket what it is all about but never From what we have observed,that an enlightened electorate can Maasadwattta comes out alive. up the nerve to see what he wu paid to see. there will be many board member received an intelligent answer, perhaps so to speak, ta tht WUeoaita really do wonders for a, school the union or the police forbidding pro- primary election of April 15 he Later, when he phoned his story to the city desk, li likely to bo tbt ultimate gain- contests and, in a number of'dis- budget longed conversations between pickets his voice was gravelly and tough as he described the er for the Democratic president- writhing of the man who died and the blue smoke curl- tricts, there are residents complain- We are old fashioned enough to and customers. ill nomination, and not Sen. Hu- ing school budgets are too high and I resent being told what to do by a fellow whose bert H. Humphrey of Minnesota. ing up from the hands. Still later, I drove back to New believe that when a voter knows Vottn tometlmee respond an- York with George, and he was a nervous, wreck. should be defeated. mumblings do not represent a high degree of Intent grily to rigging such ttngglet- fully what he is deciding on he will Once, when I covered a fire at Lincoln Square, a make the right decision. genet. Now lam altogether confused. The case came ud ta sreai beyond and tar On the whole, however, this has into court before'Judge Archie 0. Dawaon, a very able larger than the scene of the rig-father was held by two policemen as he listened to been a much better year for boards At least that is what many boards ting Itself. This the late Sen. the screams of his wife and two children inside a federal judge. On the witness stand wu Ardullio Susi Robert A, Tsft of Ohio found of education and their budgets. The are hoping come Tuesday's elections president of Local 89, Chefs, Cooks, Pastry Cooks and to hli cost; Over-ieilous Tail flame-yellowed window on the top floor. The sounds Assistants Union. Susi hu been an official of that supporters tried to toad the'dice that came from his throat sounded like an animal, and agaiirt Dwiaht D. Elsenhower spit bubbled on his lips. In my presence, two reporters Science and the Future union for 21 yean. Susi said that the Stork Club strike w la lttt when thttiSCm p was, originally called "that the employer should recog- turned away in tears. They could not take-It \}\ As man makes greater strides education, but also in the fields nw» these people and the union u the collective bar- fcui delegation to the Repub- In my case, the story that affected me the most toward conquering his environment mathematics and modern languages; gaining agent for these people so that we can estab- lican National Convention. still hits me. It wu a snowy day in Brooklyn and the Ush wages and conditions which are prevailing through- The drcamitaneit in''wtoijto- flakes slanted on an east wind. A girl took, her baby and visiting other planets, it is In October the Board of Education •In oow art quite different All applied for federal funds under the out the city. I think that is all" the tame, the unduly rough tac- sister, five years of age, to school for the* first time. dent that school systems must im> However, since the passage of the LandrunvGriffln tics of the Taftites provoked tuch The big girl, about 8, held the little one by; the hand. National Defense Education Act The criei of "itetl" and "bowlim" prove and expand their science pro- Bill, the unions have decided that they should riot picket They crossed one of the main streets and, out of matching funds will be used in sev- u to provMo the cniiher for Mi grams through all grade levels. for union recognition. Susi testified: ibeecjuent defeat at tht niUonal the blizzard, a trolley came. It hit the big girl and eral ways. "We were advised that under the law we are notconvention by Gen. Eittnhowor* knocked her aside. It dropped the little one onto the Two consultants from the Uni- WlMontln U one of a handful tracks and severed both legs across the thighs. The A mobile science laboratory would permitted to continue to picket the same way as, weof states which UM the pntl- versity of Illinois visited Red Bank be purchased for use in the element- had dona In the past We did not ask for recognition dentlil preference primary, or car stopped with the little one beneath it schools yesterday. The visit was part ary school science program, along any longer because It was against the towian d we werepopularity contest, to deckle what She was conscious and she had about three min- iipirant ihouM be backed tor utes to live. She did not feel any pain, but she com- of the in-service education for thewith other audio visual aids. Addi advised that In order to lawfuBy continue to picket, the presidential nomination. Most teachers program in Red Bank public tonal equipment would be purchased we were told that this is the only way we can do It of the states wiiely depend In plained that she could not see. In the snow, a crowd "Q. Were you told that you had to withdraw your steal ontte dedsioni ef itatt collected and men yelled to each other to get a police- schools. Dr. J. Myron Atkin and Dr.for the high school science program. man, to phone for an ambulance; In the confusion, the Roger Brown toured the school das dwnand for recognition and bargaining? Both systems have faults, The Red Bank school system Is "A. Correct, sir, and make a statement of the fact tbt primary system has nothing little girl began to speak. • • rooms to observe teaching techniques to be confratulated for obtaining the We sent one to the National Labor Relations Boardbut faulta, the greatest of which She wu saying over and oven "I want my mommy. and the science faculties available. It InwspoetibUitar. It ii open to I want my mommy." The men did not know what to services of trained, outside help to and one to (Sherman) BUlmgslsy that we do not seek Ul mam)ore(pto4a4ha4qrpioa- tset, to all minatr of eawttonai do. They pressed around her in a little knot, looking Not only Is Red Bank moving evaluate its science program from recognition Sk ^ ^'—1^ ^^ - - - — —T OL^^^^J at^^B^ft Hue colloquy occurred which tells what la likely nl^BOB^B^BLi ^SB BBUdSBHBB B^BHBHBB U^^B down at the dying face, helpless to help. ahead with plant for better science kindergarten to 12th grade. a wmnlng smile or the like. Still, to happen all over, the country: then It li. It happen to be tht The tiny voice was polite but insistent- *'I want YOUR MONEY'S WORTH aUieuet I'cacani write It now. I'm old and callous aatloaally Hert'a Raadaira theme and I the people whether they have a contract or not? Mmphrey^eatri known indue- ehtll not "paint the lily" be p Democratic Administrative Com trialjit) li go- hinds us via tbt pages of "Dim's "The"witness: To notify the public that that nova mittee, after Kennedy had agreed "Yon The Nan Who'e Beep Aiklng lag to deft la aot a 'union house. ' to contHt in this backyard it hero ta Mew IndwMalliU today, Humphreys Maateota, hu now For Me To Step OM?*^^ York next •ays he, have aa IrrttiitlMt urfi "The court What la a union house? suddenly deetorctorcd thth t bbookso . Tht week. I've beta to "etmmutieato." Kaadall "The witness: A union bouse la where the wages set off thhe ehaase to to eat down itrK toltJu that's flae-es leai as «M and conditions are prevailing. on the value" to a caadtditt wyare"wtoi wtantog.a mjertty veto ta < things you and I believe to." end tree." "The court And are futed by contract, is that state u a whole aad to Inflite "Fine," said I, "tend It dowa. Take the cuetemer. "At tht right by the union?, \ • , tht value of wtaalng eertala i Dees s>and-K believe Jn It toe?" top of ear nets, we ery ear ral iresi in which Humphrey '. My friend ol many yean cheek- wane ... but to promise eat "The witness: That ta right presumed to be the ttrenser. led. "He'd better. Anyway, bat product aad deliver mother efl "the court: You want to tell the public that they It la the Mad of "boeslsm" ind ; a good guy, and after He Inferior quality or with an m> don't have a contract with the union? denlni of tht powltr wil this, he'll defend the disclosed price component w nainat watch the extrtmt lib- '"The witness: That Is correct sheer chicanery." WTmm •fTIOiH VnV 1111111*1111 sjf C I ebtckltd ilso is I hung Take tht worker. "We tell him ."the court One of the things you want them to ire ta constant and full-thnMted Then I picked up tht current taraettly and repetitively do Is make a contract isn't It so that you would outcry-when, tt la practiced by tone of • business monthly, Mi totonet parallels ours tad othera. And Humphrey MmHlf •Dua's Rwtow," taraed toward tast what we do is won-tile* prevail? id to raise Ms standard ol "The witness: No, sir. we. are not permitted under Km MU" ed tmoHttog ttiroufk. Suddenly Hvtes, bat we need to the law to sign a contract, so wo are picketing to SK toy eye stopped at ftt top of whejtr. .wjthla hli ow» fram form the public that this house has no contract with Tt» likely effect, of eoune, af nferoaoe, at caa acetpt aw the local union and they are not a fair employer and Is to eompromlM the < Take the sheet-written Mitemmu at reflecting full to- KMAMj 9 ViClOfy fQtfWH aptech," I read. tegrllyro off purpote Hereto whatever he wants to do he can do It should he win one. Indeed, It ^l/tajr that M "The court:... why do you say the employees now even possible for him to wi CUNI \WTK6 Rift (WaVIMMftv W Take tht stotkhttdtr. "We en-don't have a contract oh the picket sign unless yo populir mitority and still him make neat. If be li tongue- tice bin to tht aaawt BMettai s maloritv of the state daltga tied In public, it li beciute he with every blindlthmmt it our want them to get a contract? (Ion to the Democratic Nstloni li toniuo-tled In private; he ilm- command • • * but when It comet "The witness: No. Convention. ply has aothlai of tlsalflcance to tht extrclM of tht prerogi- This goes on for pages of testimony, It is apparen On Its fice It is, for Hum OVM of ownenhlp, we do not ohrty, heads-1-wln ind Ulle-you- "Let hlm'sttndupindsey to vouchiafe him the opportunity of from this that the settlement of a strike now becomes lose. For Kennedy his been an audience precisely what he matins even oae little croii on Increasingly difficult The union dares not say that I iwira ill along that beciuse of a plKt of piper once • ynr In tald to hit entmate on tht I: »f desires a new contract and is striking for it; the em'his Entem background hi must int moratof or what ha recognition of the fact aet look reisoMbly good In the Mid- to Mi associates ali" 6-Fria>i Feb. S,1960 we work for him.' ployer has to guess what the union really wants. west or throw ta his bead. •• I" k, it 25 •t OBOMl f •BBBBBBBl BBB*BBBBa1 MBBMBV OB> ftoeMdsi Ha* Session HAL BOYLE ^ *• Jakak iaKaa# £tt a^aiaaaaal ataa>Aa*B» a%* •faaaBU »iwfecMS«fc Drive Set W wmm erfBPjap NEW YORK (AP) - Have you made out you Wf9m tW mm 49 JWaVV WJmf W 1m* ^mmww " — a**' fa^P"BBWBSfBW •B^BVSaBfpTMp HIGHLANDS - "Science" ni will yet? were Mrs. Victor Csflt and Mn. Colo, n July. Paean catfeeufly Hit them of the Cub Scout Pick get them" Jade Fagin, Keyport; Mrs. Ml By Scouts P^ck » wVbe^d ttp g mooting at the Community •How about your family fe*Mooa»r . chad -Cox, -Red Bank; Mrs. den and peck easlpmant Center Fridty. If not. you ought to.Otherwis e after you're gone George Sanderson, OMwood; LITTLE SILVER T Troop 15 _____ Mrs. Vincent J. Gorman's den your relative! will wind up squabbling over who get •Ihe only hwMoom in our faejuy ie Aunt Rose Mrs. Robert Boyce, Keensburg, one did scientific experiments, your new two-pants suit and the gold fillings in you —and the atatate of liSMttatJoaa wm take care end Mrs. Joeeph Ferrtrl. Mrs. tSfSKSTJi NE.P0hF6.H0WE with George Arata, Keith Diebold of her." . Anthony Ruiignalo and Mrs; Rey- lepers, msgsiines and oklbookj. NEW YORK *<*of Churches «* .*• Vt>imrl 7 p. m. in the grammar school Mrs. Eugeoe Bender. Mn. Ber- ill f Chh cafeteria. The affair will cele- > Ing, to • lawyer to stake out your At this your wife gives a big glad smile. She is nard Frye, Mrs. Chester Faulk- brate the 80th year of scouting. wttt ^ certain at hut that you haven't beta keeping another ner, Mn. William Schlemm, Mrs. Walter Mewes. Joseph Hender. woman on the $1.65 she doles you out each morning Alfred WUson, Mrs. Albert Bur- •on, Michael S. Kovic, Jr., Ron- You have a deep inner eonvtetioo that this gees. Mrs. Stanley Mslteouskl, • aid Taylor, Timothy Thomu and bat her real reason at all lot what caa you gayT for bus fare and lunch. •' ' Mrs. James EUis. Mrs. Richard Start Walitrom, bobcats, wen So along she cones. "Any other bequests?" inquires the lawyer. Laeey, Mrs. Thomu Pemo, Mrs. Edward Samael and Mrs. Paul , advanced to the rank of Cub "Yep, I'd like to will my body to Harvard Unl F*r FME TART IHsT HeariagTet fcouta. "Have you decided Just what you want to do?' Smith. Hie auxiliary will spon- C. L. Whitfleld, pack commit' wrsity." ' ' sor a card party Monday in tea chalroaa, presented achieve- asks the lawyer. ' Pete's Hall, Florence Ave. Mrs. Also AvatsMe — Mew 4 Trislwsr neat awardt toRoge r Robertson, "Yep," you tell him. 'The first thing I want to d< "Whyr* •.•••• „ ,;"^'"l^;'-' •' '••.'•'.-•• Frye is chairman, assisted by iTlwUSS HiA»rM#> AIM $AA.I wolf badge and gold arrow; John is disinherit mankind. That's only what it deserves; "Well, can you name a cheaper way today to go Mrs. Hennessey, Sr., Mrs. Lacey Freaee, wolf badge; Peter Tur- to a good college?" . • ' : ; ;."and Mrs. RusseU Hicks. , aer and Alfred Horsy, gold ar- "Heh, heh, heh," laughs the lawyer coldly. "Nov row in wotf rank; Vincent Gor- But your wife puts her foot down at this point JEWISH RULING ,.., man, Jr.,. gold arrow in bear what about your material possessions? Do you owi She says nobody she knew ever went to Harvard that ink; ud George Arata, one year JERUSALEM (AP) - Israeli ACOUSTICON any stocks, bonds, country homes, yachts or old graii way, and she doesn't want you setting a trend. children whose mothers are not elevators?" Jewish must go through rabble "latHee," ate says ptwcticaily, •'where would conversion to be officially rec- BUDGKT TALK FOR' MISSIONS "Nope." 1 send flowers on your amUversary? Anniversaries ASMIRYPAIK KANSAS CRY w inrparuun u> wioows, twin you m • gooo s government directive holding Tel nesseat «Hf Chuwh of the Naurene an- "Any other chattels?" that children are, considered of nounces that it will use more "Just her," you reply, pointing to your wife. safe cemetery—so TO know where you are." bnor nAitr»s* i—BATDBIUWB s* « than, two-third* of its tl.UO.SU , So the lawyer strikes out that clause, and lus budget for the new fiscal year "Any large amounts of cash?" Us secretary type oat the wifl. For some reaeoa, * |o maintain Its mlntauiy pro- - "Just small amounts-end she'i already got 'em, hs « areu around the ao matter how little you have to leave, the doco- you answer, pointing again to your wife. : always runs to three or four pages. That makes it look important And you feel im- BALLET ART SCHOOL portant, too, as you sign it with a flourish. , Hela Slavinsk. 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Is Untidy ally Inwwa home furnishings which you sa*ron our NEW SHREWSBURY - rT| •Banna •aaran floors throughout the year et truly worthwhile ^savings. petWoo by » residents asked •••ana Rest assured thof nothing hei been purchased for sale councillaftm-gM ftfoie e builder •••••a purposes. All discounts have been applied to original TbomM le Pre to tidy op the •••••a Sycamore Manor development •••••a prico tagil Remember, too, that a small deposit will ••••au The petition eiteH: ••••MB hold any Item for future delivery. All merehendiio It 1. At least four foundstkms, offered subject to prior sale and all sales are flnell erected and abandoned, strewn We Hit -only a few items. . with building materials "in a manner as to suggest THESE ARE 0NE4F440ND Wu'Sele THESE ABE ONftVOFWMflND Wu and decay." Ipc. Living Room Suite 4 pc. MhgvBedroom Suite «T.SS 3. Numerous excavations mu- feos to - with rubber cushions —_CO.(t rmmded by towering mounds ef I pc. Modern Living Room 4pc. Mhg. Bedroom Suite MM dirt Suite, tweed arming, 4 pc. Solid Cherry French 'AeEyesere' SIMS sprinp g cushions US.00 ISMS Provincial Bedim. Suite MMO 3. A burnedHMt house which Cherry Double Dresser I pc. Maple Dining Room "hu been an eyesore since La- sport coats and Mirror .:. MM ISMS Suite —L.-.IZ JM.00 47MS bor Day, IBS*." 5 pc. Cherry Contemporary 4. A dump torbuikUa g mater- Portable Cherry Chest Dining Room Suite .... ials on KnoUwood Dr., contrary Top Mirror 4S.00 S pc, M*pU Dinette Suit. to toning regulations. fll# 4 pc. Solid Cherry .»» 4SMI with drop-leaf table "The builder hu left Sycamore bedroom Suite IXM mm Manor looking like the beaches of Normandy." Frederick F« •MBBBI IREAKFAST SET SPECIALS MATTRESSES. IOX SNUN6S, rest a resident of KnoUwood Dr. ••••II sad one of the signers ef ' ••Bill FORMICA TOP TABLES AND 4 CHAIRS SMINCS, ITC—All SIZES A touch of British custom tailor- . aaiBBi pstrUon, said. T^- •••••> WAS lain „..:.„.,;,„ HOW 111* REDUCED FOR THIS SALl •Xouncnhasbeen derelict; | ing with a dash of the riding BBBBSI WAS IMS* . .: —NOW UIJS bunder's acUvMas should : • ••••I WAS 11S.M ,,..-, HOW SMS ••••II bean policed. It Is time coat look, and tho result — the •••III WAS SS.W ; -MOV 7S.JI lUag was dote." , WAS 74.50 >_. NOW RMS • •••I LAMFS SFfCIALLY REDUCED "I quite agree with Mr. For- smartest looting sport, coat to WAS. 5S.S0 ; UWflT 47JI rest" Mayor Karl K. Baron said. "This natter comes under the •••aaa j_»_> aBBaaaUaB'W sal 'atf#' aaaauaaj BBBBB> lppear on the scene in a decade •••*•• Jurisdiction of the building and ••••El awV sratStefWa) lw' awl SBPPIIV (P"* soatag committee, of which / . . . cut on traditional lines with • •••I Couadlmaa Herbert WIKett is! riiBBi M« ANNmSAItY SPICIALS IN ••••XI chalnaaa: IbopeMr. WlOett wilj slanted flap pockets and double •••••• take note and take action." •BBBBI GUARANsUD NUT QUALITY Permits CeatkM •aaaai vents in glen plaids, hqundstooth, •>>••• Mr. Forrest said: - ••••«• GULISTAN CARPETING The building inspector keeps checks and muted plaids. •••nil on giving Mr. Le Pre building •••••• aaaaia permits. Then the builder opens •••••• and ROOM-SIZE RUGS up another foundation and lets Regulars, shorts, longs, •••••• We ,wiH cut frem red er yen m«y safest ,tfce. f«t t lie there. One hu been there •••••a site you need frem eur klg steak. Yeu won't find for over four years. Can't the extra longs; ; •••••• Inspector stop giving out per- •••••a lower prices en fameiis GiHIstan Cerpets In the. mits until the builder finishes •••••I entire Eeitl All are first eguelltyl " •••••• what he has started?" •••••• 'Is there any way legally to 00 •••••• SULISTAN All Wool Twist CARPETING Spte. 9.95 sq. yd. deny a permit? I don't think BBIBIB so." Councilman Willett ttld. 35 GULISTAN All Wool Looped CARPETING Spte. 9.95 sq. yd. Borough Attorney Milton Maus- GULISTAN All Wool Twttd CARPETING Spte. 6.95 sq. yd. ner said: ' "I would not hesitate, under GULISTAN All Wool Seulpt'd CARPETING Spte. 7.95 sq.yd. he circumstances, to Instruct the •••••a building inspector toden y a per- •••••• •13 •••••• mit. The only iMng (ha builder, •••••• ANNIVERSARY SALE Cf FINE tfr.l.Mse>|i, could do then Is to so tocour t •••••• to force Ihe Issuance ef a per- ... In the plain front, •••••• 'BRAIDED end HOOKED RU6S mit" • ••in trimly tailered mee'el. • •ami Many Sites to Choose From AMERICAN ANO IMPORTED UstlOaWea < On the question of the burned- f'xir ORIENTAL RU6S out house, Mr. Mausner uld NOW PRICED 4100 TO IM.I0 legal machinery exist* allowing ANNIVERSARY SALE OF fall' council to have the shell torn SAMPLE RUCS TO MAKE down and toasses s the properly for the costs. I •••••• . ROOM FOR NEW CARFETS CONTRACT PRICES ON ALL At the same meeting a letter, •••••• COMINft IN-NOW 14.10 UP LARwE CARPiTINO JOIS from the Civic Association, signed ••••an by Mary Shaft©, chairman, wu •BIBBB read. It requested msyor and irrtrm council to keep down tax cost* •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••^•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a by refusing toallo w unnecessary I I I I I I I IJ expenditures. It cited funds re- quested by the Shade Tree Com- McKELVEY'S mission u such an expenditure. A letter from the N.J. Bell the fair Factory Showrooms for Gulistan Carpets Made Htrt Telephone Company was read, requesting council to pass an or- dinance allowing the company to University Shop Easy Charge and Budget Payments. erect telephone poles along' the streets of the borough for the Rout* 3S, WonomaiM 21 WEST MAIN STREET; FREEHOLD, N. J. next SO years, Records show, the letter uld, Klllegg TtLITHONIi 'MUHOIO 14411 » J I « (hat the last such pemtissslon for •aaaaa • Slon Hours', Monday thru Saturday 8:00 AM, to 5:30 I'M. this area was granted by Shrews I •••«••••••aaaauaaBI*• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••iiaiiii •••••a '•••••BBBaBBa ••••••BI mmmmmmmMmmmammt** e*« rnesf is eiee •. m.mmmM bury Township h 1U7. aaaaflBaB ! f •••- 1960 RED iAJTK WCWTW Mrs, George Patenwn, chair- man of cake sales, requested! Comedy Set For Society members to. bake and donate cakes to support projects. Pro- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ed- ceeds will be used toward ward Carey, 16 Chestnut Ridge By Pupils purchase of an organ for'the new Rd, Hazlet, representing "Baby church. HIGHLANDS — A three-act Necessities Shopping; Service," Brnedy, "The Boy Who Could spoke at the meeting of the Al- A Communion breakfast See," which ii being given by tar and Rosary Society of the St. be held in June. eighth grade pupils of the gram- Benedict's Catholic Church in the Refreshments were served by mar school Feb. 17, and IS, will Knights of Columbus Hall, Rt. Mrs. John Bieger and Mrs. Theo- be presented'at the school audi- 35, Keyport, Tuesday, '. dore Martini. torium at 8 p. m., under the di- Mrs.' Angelo Cresci, president, The next meeting will be in the rection of Miss Doris Mills, eighth appointed- Mrs. James, VamVa- K of C hall Monday, March ~ grade teacher. . kas chairman of ways and means at I p. m. $5.00 WEEKLY Tickets are on sale from mehi' ben/of the eighth grade. Pro- eeds will be used for annual! IANK class trip.. STORiWIOE CLEARANCE Members of the cast are Zaeh- RMWISTS- S.nior Chief Yeoman John F. Kirwin, Jr., Savings Account ry Bartlett, played by William right, of 1 Old.'Manor Rd., Helm Jal, taker oath to of UNPAINliD FURNITURE Sehoenleber; Martie Hood. Allen •..../• ..••;"„;«;.••:,> ' To Make Man far GIVES YOU ra-anlitt for another three years tha Coal/ Guard, New MerckaadiN eldmsn; Martha Bartlett, Mar- Chief Kirwin hat 21 years of strvict SPECIAL Jon Briggs; Jerra Bartlett, Brooke in the Cbaif Guard Serpe; Ross Bartlett, Gary Ver- and for the past four years has bsen assistant to the 10000 wilt; Larry Evans; John Derby; director of auxiliary, Third Coast Qusrd District. Ad> Sanded smeath, rtaiy Army Sorrel, Diane Somers; Bet- ministering tht oath it Chief Kirwin s commanding off! to paint tr staia. y Long, Ruth Ann Mewes; Sue All M lacbea Ugh. LIFE INSURANCE Ellen Borden, Barbara Kornek; car, Lt. Cmdr. John D. McCann. Steve Kersey, Robert Wolcott; Ty 24" length .. $ ollins, John Newton; Dick CHltlSTIANITY AND M"-4S.M •-. . Wheeler, Francis" Bertha; Mrs. COMMUNISM • You cam full interest on your Hood, Mary Halvorsen; Mrs. ation - Mvingi. ; Reynolds. Robin Diebold; Mrs. SAN A14TONIO, Texas • (APJ— 'A only ' Lee, Dolores Monahan; Mr*. Har* rellgon that talks only of [is, Jane Card; Mrs. Whitman, Of Teacher leaven nnd forgets this earth ioes not frighten Communists, \ •• •••';'. mi- • .'. ulie Erli; the neighbors, Toni HOURS: PR4>34M Espotito, Vera Hartsgrove, Pat- :he Rev, Dr. Franklin Clark Fry, Submitted R tot Dally ricia Ash, Willard Robertson and president of the United Lutheran *tflf# Hrahwsy 3S FAIR HAVEN — The Board ohn Greene, the merry minstrel Church, tsld a recent youth ga'th Tues. and Thurs. 'til • WANAMASSA of Education last night accepted men, John Price, Michael Jack- ering heie; ,., Advertise inThe Register the resignation of Mrs. Myrtle on and Joseph McGowan, and Daly, a fourth grade teacher. It lie camera man, Neil Guiney. effective April 1. WHICH OFFER Superintendent Charles E. How- Ira. Alexander ard said Mrs. Daly wishes to end her teaching career "to be eted at Shower able to obtain the most favorable HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Donald retirement terms" under Social Alexander, SZ Water Witch Ave.. Security. was honored at a stork shower |THESE LUXURY APARTMENTS IN RED BANK... recently by Mrs. William S. LuU She has been a teacher here and Mrs. Letter Whitfieid at the about 35 years. Methodist parsonage. No action was taken on a re- Guests included! Mrs. Byers of placement. balance Fort Wayne, Ind., mother of Mrs. The board decided to take no I Now Ready For Alexander; Mrs. George Johns, action on the electrical costs SAVINGS PLAN Mrs. Reglna Hurden, Mrs. Clar- question railed by the Rumson- ence Camacho, Mrs. Edwin La- Fair Haven Regional High School r.n.i.c. ii. Ta« Cam nlKt Rue, Mrs. Hi' M. Halvorsen. Mrs, Board of Education. The schools Maey T atarr Dfat Kenneth Parrott, Mrs William B are served by Jersey Central ».C. aar* aaa fib ta iaatllt r UMe EXTATE Kendrick, Mrs. Arnold Pedersen Power and Light Co. iMium.r, iAVLVUH fI.»N BVILDr Mrs. William Merder, Mrs. Rob- It was reported at the meeting Mail Coupon Today! ert M. Johnson, Mrs. George An- that the regional and the Rumson DOUBLE BALANCE ESTATE derson, Mrs. Robert'Robertson boards "have been very much BUILDER SAVINGS PLAN, INC. Mrs. Raymond Britton, Mrs Edconcerned about their electrical PO Box. 7, Long Branch, N. J ward Duncan,. Mrs. Ralph New- costs." man and Mrs. Douglas Card. VKS . . . , Demand Rate rwttr «ri n>» Ml lafarrnattm Both' have questioned the' "de (Pirate tip* «r prim all latrnmHaa: STANDING ROOM ONLY mand rate" method of billing FIRST FAMILIES TO OCCUPY FEB. NEW YORK (AP)-"The Sound and have asked the local board of Music" is playing to $75,000 "to join them in '•••'• efforts to a week capacity at Broadway's correct the situation." Lunt-Fontanne Theater. It is also In another mat . Superintend- doing $619 a week standing room, ent Charles E. Howard said that County School Superintendent 2 r»M« aenaallaa all that fire department regula tioni will allow. Earl B. Garrison. has reviewed the.pre-school census figures com- ' Modern .Luxury Living taw* 1m •evrtiift In addition to playing, singing piled by the Parent-Teacher At' and dancing the starring role in Magnificent Waterfront Setting IT""" " aociation. Mary Martin is benefiting from Board members and Mr. How- the box office. She.is part ownei ard will meet with Mr. Garrison "Breath-taking",is the word so.richly deserved and so quickly given by all those CopyriuM MM. I.It.*. of the production. to discuss the figures. who see the fabulous setting which will be the future home of a select few. But Peter DeK. Dusinberre, a (wan member, explained that concert Ihe view is only'a'small'part of the exciting features and advantages you will has been expressed by the atati find. Many features shown for trie first tinie anywhere in the country. Come over the number of students in see .'. . be captivated . . . make it your home ! PLEASURE POOL CO. the kindergarten classes here. He said there are more than the 25 thought to be a proper number. IUILOERS OF ALL TYPES SdctKe Fairs Mr. Howard reported that sci- ence faira have been planned in OF SWIMMING POOLS. OFFERS A the two schools in preparation From avary corner ol the luxury world wa for the high school fair to be havt gathered feature! to malca your r«ii- held in March. oo He said the Knollwood School danea hera tha most alagant and most program will be held Feb. comfortable: ! i and the one at Willow Street, SAVINGS Feb. 29. The superintendent said the ON .A Parent-Teacher Association .has made a contribution for awards for the best .entries at eac Completely Air-Cenditionad • Privafa PM..SEASON INTRODUCTION school. Winning students then wi represent Fair Havea at the high River Patio • Silent-apeed Elevators - school. Extra larga rooms • Extra larga eloitti - AUTHORIZED Completely fire-proof • 24-hour service Bar Mitzvah . Spacial sound proofing' • Parquet floors IUSTER CRABBE DEALER • Graat storage facilitiai • G.E. 11 cu. •> • . •••-• »•'•.•,• At Chapel ft. rafrigarator-fraeian • Cuitom wood FORT MONMOUTH - Bart A Slnsinito, son of Sgt. and Mrs. kitchen cabinats - Built-in wall ovens • ' POi INFORMATION CM! Joseph Sinsinito, will celebrate luilf-in bathroom vanitiai - Stall ihowari his bar mitzvah tomorrow at m. in Chapel four. and doiani of othar incomparabl* fta- CAi«« 34218 Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon will turas! • ' '• ' OUT O» TOWMM CALL COUKT officiate.

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Note Renting sW 3-Rooin Aparlmcnli and • Colony Houia Ii only a faw blaehi from modarn 14 toy, •art A. MasfaHt shopping, butintsi andscho»ls. 3 out«of'lhia Mrs, MNMS Kefegi, Rrr. tm- as hostess at a farewell lunch- Mrs. Joseph Bocbtk, Mn. Frank UWG BRANCH:-A tchtoliX Mn. Corlies Kiddle, Sr, prima- nun S, Robinson. eon last week for Mrs. Mich- Connelly and Mrs. Joseph Cas- missions will be held in the Simp- ry. A nurjcry for imall chil- sidy. 100 Memorial,Methodist Church dren will be provided during ael Kondzella, who will leave on "four Sunday evenings begin- class sessions! Peru) State's 7-0 victory over riday to join her -husband at The project is sponsored by the ning Fefc, 14. Alabama in Philadelphia's Liber- Ilkhart, Ind. Rhode Island's largest single local Church" Commission on. Mis- The soidy, "Safari In Africa,' Mr. Kondzella has accepted a industry is manufacture of tex- sions, of which Miss Miriam Pugh ty Bowl was its first bowl vic- new position with Miles Labora- will be jwesented at classes for is chairman. Other commission tory in three attempts. The tiles. The ;state also pioneered til sgefgroups and at general tories in Elkhart ss a patent at- members are Mrs. S. D. Cran- school previously lost Rose and orney. • ; ••••••• in. the manufacture of jewelry teutons.' films and missionary mer, Mrs. Carl Schumacher, Sr.. Cotton Bowl tests in 1923 and Mrs. Harvey C. Miller was co-and silverware. speaker* will examine the Afri- Mrs. Burton Marinus, Mr. and can continent. Mrs. Myron Sawmiller, Mrs. 0«1943, respectively. • BUILD YOUR OWN HEATHKITS

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NO MORONIC EXFfltlENCE NEEDED Simple, oaiy-to-undsntonet imfrucfions Where do you lit in this picture? •pelf out each sfep ... forge, door pictorial diagrams moke if even easier. quality and performance guaranfeea* a piece of km* ..,. local service and consuftoffon. Is • rM ffars . the Wits riace tte »oai is frasen exeeat at tka eater eeges. available. GINGER By Getterauaa! Spiritual Festival 'or Lincoln's Birthday LONG BRANCH - A Lincoln's birthday spiritual festival will be held in the True Vine Spiritual :hurch, Third Ave., Feb. 12-14. The pastor, Rev. Ellen R. Law- rence, is In charge. ' .COMNETI NIGH The program will start on Fri- FIDELITY SMAKH day. Feb. 12, at 11 a. m.-with SYSTfM KIT. Ruth Dupree, Cliffwood evangel- Incliiiti • quality I' conducting a testimonial ml4-ran|t "woo(«r" and tempranien l/pt ervice, and speaking on "Set "twtttn" hetn... tee." •ndowrt *n4 At the 7 p. m. service on that date, Corine Wood, Cliffwood gos- * singer, will give a program spirituals, and Rev. Samuel ? luntjn, assistant pastor of Cal- •lOOKSHIlf AMPtiMR If anyone tells you that you re hard to fit, we can t MfAMMFm KIT •ary Baptist Church, Red Bank, disprove it!.. It's a rare man that isn't sized up in rill deliver the principal ad- Alhocliw )« watl ress. • • unit prov!d«l «ll cMlrch It your Hi-fi' lyiltm. Full rnift one of the above size ranges ;. . and we carry smart Saturday, Feb. 13, at 10 a. m. fitqwnry raipMM Mm and 3 p. m.. Rev. 'Mrs. Lawrence MPfiH JO I. 10.000 CM. : suits in all of them. Our experts will fit .you properly will conduct the services on the "Okay, Tommy, we'll play gangttert. lang, bang, tome "Spiritual Ears for All CONVENIENT TWB PAYMENTS ABBANOED. Jn the model, fabric and color of your choice. And at you're dead . .,. New what'll wa pity?" Problems." Sunday, Feb. 14, at Call or See FEDERATED 3 p. m., Rev. Mrs. Lawrence will Before You Boy Any HI-FI Equipment a price that fito your wallet. • •.. \, discuss "Visions," and at the 7 m. service at that date, Laura District VFW Auxiliaries Miller of Farmingdale. a bish- ip of the Spiritual Church, will leliver a sermon on "Healing." l: y 413 IROAD ST. SH 1-M11 SHIIWSIURY ','~- :.. OPEN ONLY FRIDAY NITE Miss Ruth Hays will speak on Announce Activities Bible quotations. i OPEN: Mu. U Sat I to •; Wei. * FrL tU • P. M. ASBURY PARK — A variety Guadalcanal of Cliffwood Beach, of activities for members of theand Highlands auxiliaries have auxiliaries of the Veterans of For- received citations from, the state eign Wars included in the state's department for having paid-up Sixth District, were announced memberships. i when the district auxiliary met Mn. Johnson asked that all auxiliaries of the district make FINAL CLEARANCE recently at the Ashby-John VFW post home here. special efforts this year to attain Mrs. John Sommera of Keyport, 100 per cent paid-up membership, president of the state department so that the district may get a LAST THREE DAYS auxiliary, was among the guests. citation. She wants this goal achieved as the state president, MEN'S AND IOYS' CLOTHING Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, High' Mrs. Sommers, is a member of lands, district president, said that the district. of the *5l members enrolled in VFW auxiliaries in this district The Sixth District will give BROADWAY LONG BRANCH 4K have paid their due«\She the first prize, 125, in the mid- said thai the Keyport. Freehold, winter festival to be held Satur- day. Feb. M, in Asbuiy Park's Convention Hall,' when nine Jun- ior drum and bugle corps of the area will participate for 27 tro- phies. Members of O'Brien-Ma- jor Post of Neptune, will be boats at the event. Mrs. Johnson will present the district price to the Thereto still winning corps. The unit also received s letter from Patterson Army Hospital of- nothing like a ficials at Fort Monmouth,: ex- pressing thanks for a recent gift to the hospital. The unit pur chased a dolly which can be used to move the hospital's piano from ward to ward, for entertainment of the patients and for special occasions, The letter also expressed ap- preciation for gifts the auxiliaries have given patients, and. for the parties they give on special oc- casions. Mrs. Johnson said that the state VFW will give a testimonial dinner Feb. 21 at Buck Smith's WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S restaurant in East Keanaburg, honoring,Edward Duva of Mid- dletown Post, state junior vice commander, Frank Hand, Na- tional VFW judge advocate, will SALE SHOES be guest speaker. Members were alio asked to write to their congressmen, art «/ my wmmtbik ss mab it. ing-support 'for all programs for mtjrm ill its;«*«rs •• veterans. WO* Reports showed that the dis trict auxiliaries had given eight parties for patients in Fort Men-! mouth's hospital since Septem- There's a eleanJined, hot brawn/ ber, at a cost of more than ; look about this car. There's «00 •w*ra style ... skillfully ' In March, district auxiliaries saolded is metal witb all UM will give a party for veteran pa "inner space" you could ask lor. tients at Marlboro State Hosp- ital. Refeshmenti will be served THESE SHOES MUST IE SOLD Every Use of this '60 Olds Ufc and Ray Richardson's band will you ejaeilv wbal il is-a freah play. Auxiliaries were also asked REGARDLESS OF ORIGINAL and spirited beauty with slyKaf to collect books and magaiinei SELUNG fRICE-EVERY SIZE that will "grow on you" for the two. hoipitali. Style to make it the motl The district also received i A IARGAIM. IUT NOT EVERT request from Allenwood Hospital salMlying ear vou've ertf owaeA: 1 for books and magaiiiies and SHE IN EVERY SHOE. Doa'l wail saotaer day to craft work, such as unfinished drive It. See your OMSSMMIS embroidery, The same hospita Quality Dealer aowl also needs material for patients to use to make clothing and hospital equipment, Allenwood al- so asked the unit's help In se- curing a small piano, A memorial service will be held at the next district meeting, March 30, at the Keyport Re formed Church, Rehearsals for HWY. 35 this program will be held Sstur day, March 28, at 2 p.m. in the O'Brien-Major Poit Home, Cor lies Ave., Neptune. MIDDLETOWN !••• YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIIBB OLSIMOStll QUALITY DIAIIR OURIMS) Mt« Two former Yankee right field- ers met In Kansas City when (Sale In Middletown Store Only) RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILUC CO., 100 East Newmin Springs Road George Selkirk, Kanus City player personnel director,' signed Hank Bauer to a ISM Athletic I M Webster, will Boy Scout Sundsy will be ob- Sunday services sre st 9:30 and I .30 and 11 a. m. Rev. Harvey The Sacrament of the Lord's Sunday masses are st 4). 7, 8, served at both the 9 s|. m. fam- 11 a. m. with a nursery, provided apeak on "Courage" in the first Douie Jr., pastor, wiU preacn Supper will be administered at . 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) m ly aervice and regular service during boths services. The con- ~ four sermons on "Great Words "« "We Have this Treasure.1 both the 8:30 and 11 a. m. Sunle church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock for Eobap the Bible" at the 9:15 and 11st 11 a. m. Rev. John Croutham- day services, Rev. Roger J. gregation will observe the 98th m The ordination and installation the high school auditorium. m. Sunday services. Newly- ... pastor, will speak on "First anniversary of Boy Scouting with ' new church officers will also Squire's communion sermon top- Confessions are heard Sstur- leeted Deaconesses will be or- land Christianity" at both serv- members of the church troop 121 JEREMIAH 8:7- > held. ic will be "The Pearl of Great lys from 4 to i p. m., and from dained (where necessary) and in-ices, and will also administer in attendance. Service of baptism At the first service, new mem- Price." Herbert Burtis, minister 30 to I p. ra., and week-days "Even the atork In the heavens - stalled. Dr. Carl F. Mueller, Min- communion at both services. will be conducted at 11 a. m. xrs of the Board of Deacons of music, will be ID charge of the during tht 7:45 o'clock mass. : knows her times; of Music, will have as his Receiving the hand of fellow, Confirmation classes meet to- rill be ordained and installed. At music which includes "He Re-|Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30morrow at 8:45 and 10 a. m. •ad the turtledove, awallow, and crane organ meditation "Premier Chor- ship at these services will be Mr. numbering _ His Mercy," organ • m. ia the church. A baptism and Mrs. Lawrence Tatum of he second service, new mem- prelude; "Let Us Now Praise Fa- The Church Council will meet keep the time of their coming; by Hendrik Andriessen. oers of Session will be ordained ilank must be obtained from the tomorrow st 2 p. m. in the parish At 8:15, Mrs. Robert L. Reyn- Eatontown; Mr. and Mrs. Vic- mous Men" anthem by the youth rectory and filled out before the but my people know not tor Wolff and daughter, Barbara. and installed, together with the house. Members will attend a soprano, soloist, will sing public recognition of the new choir at 9:30 a. m. and "O Taste baptism takes place. councilmen's meeting in 'Grace the ordinance of the Lord." (RSV) . Holy, Holy, Lord God Almighty' Shrewsbury; Mr, arid Mrs. Jack And See" anthem by the chancel Novena devotions is honor of Mirewaoury; nr, ana mn. *»v» i"— — •—-=—- , ,T _.,. Church, Perth Amboy. t Handel and "How Lovely Are Ulsup, Middletown, and Rev. and members of the Board ol irus choir, at II a. m, Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- [Hey Dwellings" by Liddle. Mn.'' Daniel Holland, Philadel- The Sunday-School staff will Jeremiah, who was a .country boy and loved the ^At both services, John H. Wat- Boy Scout Troop 17, sponsored every Monday at I p. m. in At 11, the Tower Hill Choir will phia. meet Monday at 8 p. m. in the world of nature, observed long' centuries ago tho ,, 3d, minister of music, will by the church, will attend the 11ths church. , '• . sing "God Is Present Every- pariah house. Rev. Mr. Holland ia the newson_,y as prelude, "Vision," by o'clock aervice with their leaden wonderful migrations of the bird* and marvelled where" by Carl F. Mueller and The Christisn Service commit- associate pastor of the church. Jibl; as organ offertory, "Area- in observance of the 50th year ST. AlffrHNY'S CATHOLIC at tht unfailing regularity of their return when the O How Amiable" by R. Vaughan tee will meet Tuesday at l:30| Melvin Wade will be received in- delt." by Lisit, and as postlude. of Boy Scouts of Ameirca. Scouts Red Bank illiams. p. m. in the parish bouse. seasons came round. The birds are always true to to church membership by bap'March- e Solennelle," by Mailly. who will usher will be Chester Masses art celebrated Sunday ths laws of their nature. How different it la with During both services, duplicate im Sunday. At the early service, Miss Flor- Crabtree, Ernest and Richard 7. 8. 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL man! He, too, has a law of hitbelng-theliwof sessions of the church school will Altsr flowers will be the gifts ence Fogelson, guest soloist, will Fox, ,-• Rober_ t Willisms. , _, ... —ifessions am heard Saturdays Little Silver held in the Education Build- of Mrs. Eugene Magee. Sr. andsing "A Song of Penitence." by tnger, Jerry Senion. George Mar-ftnn, 4. j, „, , , - Ood, written In Ms heart and in the Bible. But un- p B Rev. A. Allen Attenboraugh will lag and Fellowship Hall for three- fay Stryker, in memory of their Beethovan. At the late service, tin, John Cesar,-Charles Netter- 39 to 9 p. m. sdminister Holy Communion Sun- like the birds and other lesser animals, he fails it olds through theT eTgmhlmother,' Mrs. Carrie Stryker. man, Arnold Vincent and Donald Baptisms sre at 11:45 day at 8 a. m., and conduct the] Chancel Choir will sing the an- a. m. to obey that law and so brings chaos and misery Into grade. Stanley Scheer is the church or-l "The King of Love" by Phifer. Altar flowers win be tht family service and lead In morn- the world. .The tragedy of human life ia that men At 7 p. die senior hum «*•»*. «* »' •••'•"• *« Mrol v™/ gift of Cspt. Robert W. Lauber, The Miraculous Medal Novena ing prayer at 9:30. He will also department of thulee churclal h r school choir wn sing "Houses of Wor ouag. an Eagle Scout and former lead- held Mondays at 7:30 p. mpreac. h and lead in morning pray- refuse to be true tojihemselves. We are fully men '. . ™ ?*?SI«Iship.. " wilanld .1."Saviou. "tfimur Lik.e «af WnrShep.- YOUngChurc.h School will convene at only when our lives are fully conformed to God's will meet in the chapel. Later, er of Troop 17, and Mr. and Mn. and the Perpetual Novena to Ster at 11 o'clock. ' Westminster senior high fel- herd Lead Us." At 11 a. m. thei:30 a. m. in the separate de- Harry Compton. Anthony Is bald Tuesday at 7; JO Church school meets Sundays. 'will. It is the nature of the bird to return with the Youth activities for Sunday: lowship in the youth parlor. A 9:30 a. m. in the parish house. - changing seasons; it is the true nature of man, at film will be shown. At 8 p. m, Senior High Clsss wilr meet at IYF skit "Sun and Moon" at CHURCH OF CHRIST The Teen Group will meet be- Ihe single young adult group will Worship the Lord in the Beauty p. m. Mlis Kathe Moore will re- tween 4 and 8 p. m. in the pariah •very aeason, to direct his life toward Cod. of Holiness," "Grant Me True 10:30 a. in. Red Bank The Rev. Robert C. Dentan meet in Combs-De Voe Memorial Senior High Fellowship will port on Dr. Albert Schweitzer; room! Courage Lord" and "Holy is Thy MYF meets at 7 p. m. for fel- Bible classes are conducted at""??Holy' Communion is adminis , Professor, Genera) Theological Seminary Name O Lord." meet tonight at 7:15. Topic of 10 a. m. Sunday. Morning wor- The Junior High Canteen will discussion will be "Do You Real* lowship and worship; Wesley Fel- hip starts at 11. Charles L. tered on the third Sunday month-! ] New York City Ushers at 9 a. m. wiU be lowship) meets at 8 p. m. in the ly at 11 a. m., and on all Prayer meet in Fellowship Hall and the ly Know Your Minister?" Jrown, minister, will deliver a JathoiMr Club will hold a reCharle- s W. Stephens, Howard Junior Choir wiU not rehearse new chapel. lesson on the subject, "Activi- Book Holy Days st 8:30 p. m. Peters, Glenn Bowling, Vernon "The Music of Our Church" Altar flowers last Sunday were WESTMINSTER hearsal for its forthcoming show this afternoon. The next rehearsal es for Christisn Young People." PRESBYTERIAN rRESYBTERIAN 8 tonight. Loud snd Sidney Dull. Uihen al will be on Friday, Feb. 19, at wiU be the topic of, Mr. Burtis; . Shrewsbury 11 a. m., Fred Warwick, Ralph 'Church School: Infanta through Mlddletown 9:15-10:30 a. m.-Weekly re- 3:30 p. m. it 6:30. Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, In observance of "Youth Week1 Griffith, Robert Fiedler, Welling, Men's bowling team will meet eighth grade at 9:30 and 11 a. m. Mrs. Jerome B. Drew. at the 1:30 and 11 a. m. services irsal of the girl's junior choir ton W. Kennedy and Howard! adult class at 9:30 a. m. and A midweek service it conducted the Senior Youth Fellowship will will rehearse in Fellowship Hair Monday at 8:45 p. m. ia Syca- Members of Boyy Scout Troop &„£/will c^ntlau". "his "sermon Young. more Lanes.. high school class at 11 a. m. Thursdays at 7:30 p. m. W ChU lnlOred 1 conduct services Sundsy at 10:45 under the direction of Mn. Carl W ' Ch J!2U lnlOred 'VJ?VJ? * serieris on ththe theme.,Somtheme.,"Somth"Sm eHl HelpHelpp- m. Sermon topic wiU be "Ju- The School, of Missions meets Prayer Fellowship will meet Chancel choir rehearses tonight The Ladies' class wiU meet fc' .. J!2 v Mueller from 8:15 to 10:30| Monday nighg t at 7:30 pp. m. .UK?' * M Things About Sin," andd spea kk venile Delinquency." The junior m. tomorrow and the boys' Sunday evening, Dick Hightower, Tuesday at 10 a. m. at 8 o'clock. tomorrow. Those contributing are on- "Removing Spiritual Blind- choir will stag "Seek Ye the an assistant to the president of The congregation will celebrate requested to leave their papers junior choir, directed by Mn. Brownie Troop 250 will meet Saturday: Junior choir rehear- "*" 'Lord." under the direction of Mn. The Nsvigaton, nation-wide Bi- Tuesday at 3:30 p. m. sal at 9:30 a. m. Cub Pack 100, its third birthday Feb. 14. in front of their homes before ers.' Carl F. Mueller, from 10:45 until Boy Scout Sundsy will also be James H. MltcheU. Nursery fa- noon, ble study organisation, will be the ! Board of Trustees will meet New Shrewsbury, Blue and Gold 10 a. m. ^observed. Scouts of the church, cilities wUl be available. Ushen at 8 p. m. CALVARY BAPTIST Next week's activities include dinner at 8 p. m. in Fellowship Troop 15_ will hold a court of directeTby their leaded wiU be Ethel Gecsey, Valerie one of the directon.ot the fol- Friendship Circle will meet Red Bank Monday—The board of dee Hall; Circle G will be in chargi '- theparishjiouse^next ^up, Jn gerve as when and Kneale, Fred Bopp and Ronald low-up program for the Bill) Wednesday at 2 p. m. of serving. Folk dancing in the Rev. John B. Gilchriat, pastor, messes will meet in the church Thursdsy night" , followed by a' nparticipate In the service. "owley. ' Graham crusade in New York Girl Scout Troop 240 wiU meet youth room at 8:30 p. m. with will preach Sunday at 11 a. m. open-house for parents. At this irlor at 1:30 p, m.; Browni Church school will meet at 9: Ii City, and prior to that was Wednesday at 3:15 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boykin, In- Miss Audrey Warren will be the time the troop charter will be . Miss Doris Frame, minister of [Troop 15, led by Mn. Paul F. m. under the leadership of Rich- missionary in East Kenya amidst Boy Scout Troop 200 wiU meet structors. organist. Rev. Mr. Gllchriit will given to the church by a repre- music and organist•.-«.!,. at 9:30 a.,. _m ,_i.m. under the leadership of Rich Switx, at 4; Girl Scout Troop 72, y p Mau Mau disturbances. Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Wesley Fellowship plsy volley. sdminiiter Holy Communion Sun tentativi e off thhe MMonmouthh CamC will direct the Choristers in "Fa- ard A. Rutherford, superintend- led by Mn. Robert H. Shelly. ther In Heaven." At 11 a. men. t The Girls Guild will hold The Winter School of Faith and • ball Monday at 8 p. m. M A coMee Boy Scout Troop 87, at 7:15; A- M to Both choirs will meet Tuesda; White Cross meeting Saturday, Life will meet Wednesday at 8 Tuesday: Prayer and stud) fJStwill follow. also receive awards for their "Hymn of Gratitude," and the eventag'for'retaarsal the youth budget committee at Sunday-school with Zannie troop camping programs in 1959. 7:15; Dr. Webster's class for new[6:30 to 9:30 p. m. in Fellowshii p. m. Rev. Edward S. Golden, '. group (interdenominational) at 10 primary choir will elng, "The —The sessio•—n an~*d th*••e board of Hall under the direction of their visiting lecturer in pastoral the- a. m'.; Circles B, C and E meet Leeks, deacon, as superintendent, The Couples' Club will hold a memben . in the "Mesning of meets at 9:30 a. m. King of Love, My Shepard Is." deacons will meet Wednesday at Church Membership," in chap- leader, Mn. Dorothy Cotgreave, ology, Princeton Theological Sem- .at 12:30 p. m. in the four-year pancake dinner and square dance At 9:30 and 11 a. m., Mrs. Ar"- p. m. at the church. Women of the church will at- inary, will lead the discussion on ; old room for a combined party Rev. Mr. Gilchrist will conduct m the Parish House Shrove Tues- el, at 8; and tht Board of Trus- the 8 p. m. service Sunday. > M l wM h to the y thur S. Joice wiU sing, "How Since next Sunday is Boy Scout tees, in the Combs-De Voe Meten- d the Monmouth' Association "Coping With Little Problems and and white elephant sale; Girl ? ?J' S .. f* Beautifui Upon the MounUlns." Sunday AU Cubs, Boy Scouts and Adolescents." Scout Troop 269 meets at 1:30 The Missionaries will meet before Ash WednwdsyJ . Members morial Room, at 8. workshop for women Monday, Church school, with kindergar- Explorers (in uniform) are in- 7:30 p. m.. in the New Monmouth Women's Bowling Tesm will p. m.: board of trustees meets Tuesday night in the church, and of the Pi-R Square Dance Club Tuesday—The'adult Bible class ten through junior high school vited to attend church with their Baptist Church. Mrs. Henry Pas- meet Wednesday at 8: IS p. m. at 7:30 p. hi.; official board, Bible class and prayer services Wj|| gjVe a demonstration of wiU meet in the Church Parlor will be held Wednesday night. classes1 , meets Sunday at 8:30parents. cale is in charge of transporta- in Sycamore Lanes. p. m.; Boy Scout Troop 17 at square dsnctag^The affair taplan-l^"? MnToThlgh'Ajartmats", The couples' group will meet at 8 p. m. tion. p. m. A court of honor will be ned for both adults and children. Wednesday—The prayer and Youth Communicants' Class U a. m. arid tiny tot nursery, Friday, Feb. 12, at the church at The Fellowship Guild will meet wi" be held Thursdsy at 4 p. m. held. REFORMED The Woman's Guild will hold a 9:30 and 11 a. m. 1:30 p. m. study group will meet in the chap L New Shrewsbury rummage aale March 25 in the >i at 10 a. m., and the West- Tuesday, 7:30 p: m;; in the an- WestminWestminster —r Choi" r wil'"'"•l rehears- e The Wesleyan Service Guili Junior High Westminster Fel- Hex. The board of Christian edu- at 7 p. m. meets Wednesday at Ipn, Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg, will Little Silver fire house. Willow lowship, directed by Mr. and Mrs. minster Fellowship choir direct- the four-year-old room. Miu A preach at the 11 a. m. Sunday Dr. FEDERATED led by Dr, Mueller will rehearse cation wiU meet Tuesday, 8 p. m Chancel' Choir will reheane Dexter Robinson, and Senior High Kotmdel in Fellowship Hsll, Thursday at 8 p. m. ta Schoettle,'secretary of suppl; aervice. Music will include "In Westminster Fellowship, conduct- at <:45. wosk will be in charge of the pro- Green Pastures" by Wely, "Stra Sunday-school supervised I Thursday—The Tower Hill choir Miss Florence Wangher, re- The Supper Club will meet Sun- BAPTIST ed by Rev. Mr. CoUlns, both meet Miss Lois Lebenow meets at 9: gions! misskmsry for the "Win-day, Feb: 14,' at 7 p. m. Guest gram on "Stewardship In life.' delta" by Flotow,llowsMp churcvwhen be wiU base his ser- REFORMED will meet at 7:15 p. m. Sunday mon on the 12th point of theWomen's Association executive church's young people, will fol- Middletown 8:30 p. m. sor of counciling, Princeton The- per meeting at 7 p. m. in Fi board, Tuesday, 8 p. m. In thelow the service. 0 towship HaU; intermediate youtti in White Hall. Devotions will be scout taw, "A Scout in Rever- "On Putting Duties First and Circles of the Women's Fellow-M *"' Sembiiry, will led by Miss Eileen Brandt. A ladles' lounge of the church The Young People's Society wil Sundi I 1 m choir rehearsal at 7:15 p. m ent." Rights Second" wiU be the sub-ship will meet Thursdsy as fol-y,fol y,JJi.;i';.. - £7 recreational program will be di house; Morning Circle, Wednes- meet In Fellowship Hall at 7: choir M l l sl E youth choir, 8 p. m.; Troop Church Bible school meets at ject of the Youth Sunday sermon lowsl : CircleCils one and two, hhome . , ? if1 . '* reeled by Clark Ganson. day. 9:30 a. m, home of Mrs.p. m. ton, organist, will sing "Ring the committee meeting, 8 p. m. 9:30 a. m., and children's church by Rev. Howard E. Newton at o_fa Mn.. _. Pascals•».- __•., 5»4. Rumso•. n KRd •. tam nrosinlaifr tsHII tttno "Pis Wesley room. Tiie Junior Youth Fellowship tor pupils, 5 to 8 yean old, andHcfotft Downs, 40 Silvtrbfooh The Missionary Society wil the 11 a. m. service. Young peo- Rumson, 1:30 p. m., with Miss Bells of Heaven." Sunday-school, will meet In White HaU at 7:30 Rd,, Shrewsbury; and Women's meet at 1:30 p. ra. Monday In the Wangner u, guest speaker, and supervised by Frank Bluhm, will The sacrament of baptism will nursery classes, meet at 10:4Associatio5 n bowling team, ses- ple who will assist in the service be administered Sunday, Feb. * * p. m. Wednesday, Committees a. m. home of Mn. Douglas Froram are Miss Geraldine Price, Miss Mn. Elwood Powers and Mnmee. t st 9:45. will work on their project on Af- sion, Wednesday, 8 p. m. The Couples' club will meet Amy Tooke, Miss Linda Bova, Frank Wissemann, as co-hostess, The session will meet Tuesday Midweek prayer meetings are The communicanta class will 8. Rev. Mr. Burkhardt will preach UNITARIAN rica. held Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. and Lewis Harvey. es; Circles three, four, five ant evening. \ The Senior Youth Fellowship meet Friday, 4 p. m. with Rev. at an anniversary service of Boy six, joint meeting in the churcl The junior chair rehearsea at Red Bank The following activities are list- Mr. Collins in his. study in the Scout Troop 34, Linden, a troop Mn. Herbert B. Shcrrane, di- 7 p. m. and the senior choir at will sponsor a dessert-bridge st 7 ed: Missionary committee, Mon- rector of music, will play "Panis p. m.. followed by specisl pro- Rev. W. Hollis Tegarden, Mi p. m. Fridsy «nd'2:30 p. m. Sat- church house. he organised in 1922. ram in Fellowship Hall with Dr. 7:30 Thursday. later, will preach at the Sunda; day, 8 p, m. in the church; Tues- The Udies' Aid Society will Angellcus" by Franck, "Medita- urday in the home,of Evelyn day, Women'a Guild, 8 p. m., tion" by James, and "Tollite Hos- Warren Fowler, chairman of Red service In the Community YMC/ Laubmeister. Proceeds will be ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL meet In Fellowship HaU at S p. m Bank'a civil defense program, u Riverside Ave. Beginning thii when the topic will be "These Are Tuesday. tias" by Saint-Saens. The senior used for landscaping the churchOur Own," directed by Mrs. Wil- Rumson choir will sing "We Praise Our guest speaker. ' THE FIRST Sunday, the hour for-the adult grounds. bur Roberts, and Mrs. Robert Sundsy then will be a cele- The Baptist Church member- service wiU be 10::30 a.m. ship witt hold its annual meeting God" by Sibelius. Flowers in the Miss Wangner will meet with BAPTIST CHURCH Williams, Mrs. George Acker, bration of the Holy Communion chancel will be given by Mr. and the "Winning the Children for Maple Ave. aad OsUaal il:':39 a.m., followed by a so BAYVIEW PREUYTERIAN Miss Gertrude Roberta and Mrs. at 8 a. m. in the chantry, and la Fellowship HaU at I p. m. Christ" Bible story hour leaden half hour. Sunday-school classes Wednesday. , • »• .-.••. i Mn. Karl Melwig. A ,_ • • RtdBsalcN. J. Cllffwood Beach Blsgrovs will be hostesses; Young 9:30 a. m. celebration of Holy It wiU also be Scout Sunday and *•"_ no*****• *• - - 9: JO will meet from 10:30 to noon " A communicant class for young Communion at the family serv- The Junior choir wUl rehearse Rtv. Jtha F. Crsathawl The Unitarian Woman's Clul People's meeting, Thursday, 7:30 a number of Scouts wUl usbsr * m, in the church. Friday Miss Paster people, 13 yean and older, will p. m., and Deborah Griggs Guild, ice. The girl's choir will stag, "If at «:30 and the senior choir and receive the offering. Wangner will meet with story will meet in the home of Mn.meet at It a. m. tomorrow. with All Your Heart." by Men- 7:30 p. m. Thursday. SUNDAY, HI. 7 Robert B. Kunbte. 45 Spruce Dr. Friday, 7:38 p. m. During tht worship service each hour leaden and hostesses at 9:30 Church school, supervised by A workshop meeting for wom- delssohn. The organ prelude will Sunday morning the Dorcas Cir- m. and with chUdren's divi-] 8:00 AM. aad 11 AJL Shrewsbury, Wednesday at 8:30. Joseph Sinclair, will meet at 9:30 en of the Monmouth Baptist As- be, "O God Be Merciful Unto CALVARYBAPTIST sion' workera at 8 p. m., both -First Hand CaristtaeHj" A Valentine dessert party Me," by Bach and the organ post cle provides a child-care program a. m. Sunday. Rev. Francis Os- sociation will be held in the Oceaapoft. for "the. convenience of wonhip-|nle*"n8s to be held in the church Rev. Cnuthamel bUow the business meeting. terstock, pastor, will preach at lude, "Cansona," by Gabriel). Sunday-school for aU ages cm 001 church Monday, 8 p. m. ping parents with small children, ••'j - . •..'.' - hm AJt-Caarea Stbtti the 11 a. m. service and, in an Robert D. McKee will give venes st 9:45 a. m. Sunday morn. rrs A. M. E. ZION observation of Boy Scout Sun- recital at 10:30 a. m. on the Mary Ing service la at 11 o'clock. Com- Th*e ^churc h• schoo•-•••l session• s sre' Saturday, Miss Wangner will At) Ages Red Bank " HOLY COMMUNION Owen Borden memorial carillon. at 8:30 a. m. hold the third session in her 8:08 m-Anler M BYF day, will present the God and EPISCOPAL munion meditation by Rev. Pav~ The Youth Fellowship, sn ecu-:ourse, with Bible story hour Rev. Charles E. Bourne wil Rev. Canon George A. Robert- 8:30 P.M.-S«nler HI BYF Country award to Julian Piaarek. Fair Haven N. Smith U entitled "A Tragli menical ventura of the Baptist, leaden and hostesses meeting st preach Sunday at 11 a. m.Hol A church nursery for children un- •haw will preach at 11 a. m. Neglect." The Lord's Supper wil 7:t9PM.-RtgtrwBUBaaf Rev. Donald A. MacLeod, rec- r r Episcopal and Reformed Church-9:30 a. m., followed by a dem- ' Communion will be celebrated. FeUewshlp der 4 will be conducted in thetor, will administer Holy Com- Holy Communion will be jMMj|be""e^ived7Muslc"wiU b e by es of the village, will meet st theonstration class for children, "8 The senior choir will sing. Mi brated. The men's and boys' , Special Wektme as cottage, munion Sunday at 8 a. m. He vocal trio of Mrs. Roy E. Webb, Baptist Church at 8 p. m. The Teresa Daniel is organist. Sun choir wilDsing, "How Lovely Is to 12 yean old at 10 a. m., and Servlcseasa The Junior High Fellowship will will lead in morning prayer and A! Voetter, and Mrs. Paul ' discussion wUl be on the subject day-school will meet at 9: Thy Dwelling Place," by Brahms. 130 ih Bbl meet in the church basement at address the church school at 9:15 a. m. The choirs are under the direc- in ._. b 8:45 p. m. Monday. A specisl a. m. and he will administer Holy discrimination. It Is entitled, "Pic- Senior choir rehearsal Is to tion of MsrshaU C. Bush, organ- meeting of the sesiion will be Communion and preach at II Ice is directed by Mrs. Rupert tuns In Our Head." Miss And- st 2 p. ra., for children 4 to 7. night at 1:10 o'clock. lit and choirmaster. Mr. Bush held at 7:30. a. m. Young People's Fellowship, Bentley and Mist Jamie Martin. ria Atkinson and Miss Susan Weekly prayer services will plsy "Meditation on Lulss,' Boy Scout Troop 10 and Exwit- h John Hopkins, president, in During.the comptetion of thi it an the Itaden. Bonnie held Wednesdays at 8 p. m. Zio by Sowerby for the organ pre- plorer Post 10 will meet st 7charge, meets at 8 p. m, ew church building. Sunday iThomson wiU lead tht devotions; Trsvelers Chorus rehearsal is lude, and "We AU Believe In One p. m. Tuesday. A troop commit, Midweek euchsrist will be ad- school and Sunday morning serv Michtle Lovt and Barbara Mor- 9 pm. God," by Bach, tor the organ tee meeting wilt be held at 7:30ministere. d by the rector, Wednes- ice sre conducted at the Ocean. gan will bring tht refreshments. The Home MHilon Society bat postlude. day. 9:34 a, m. and on all Prayer port Public School. Tht group has planned an ice eale will be held Saturday, Feb Choir rehearsala: Boys, Wed METHODIST Book Holy Daya at the same Youth groups, Jet Cadets skating party for Feb. 13. Fair Haven hour. • nesday at 4 p. m.; girls. Thurs- Teenagers, meet Sundsy evening day, at 4 p. m. and men and Tht Clsssls of New Brunswick A variety program featuring The Sacrament -ol the Lord's The Ladles' Guild, with Mrs at 1:41 st the church. Sunday boys, at 7 p, m,; carol, Friday, wUl dtdtestt a sew church and Church officera will be given Sui Supper will be administered at Lillian AppJegate in charge, meets evening service Is at 7 o'clock. at 4 p, m. and first year boys, InstsU tht first paster of the Re- day Feb, 14 at 4 p. m. for the 11 s, rr>. Sundsy service, Rev. Wednesday, 10:1$ a. m. and the Tht womens' cottage pray Saturday, at 11 a. m. formed Church 'at benefit of the junior uihers, Walter T. Gandek will preach on Acolyte Guild, Wednesday, 7:30 inestlsg witl.be st the home N, J. Rev. Mr. Newton wai chair- •A choir festival will be hel Love's Banquet." Mrs. Alma p, m, with Jack Zlnga In charge. Mrs. Edward

••• • OaV _,... ._- — ^•___~A»' ™ Taw Satan, • warm at 0;«, aad Hery Eucharist aad me Teas* CbfMttM Alerter wfll fettto OF GREATER RED RANK Middletpwa sermon by ^_C«r..'VM«. Mm»t will haveU5T=ii .75J A.D-UM Rumson eermoa topc Tha fellowship ol the Lord's Charles H. Best, at II a. m. A the Ner Tamid Medal. They wW ice then will be two classes tor The parable of the sower aad charge.of the music. Magaw Sunday at tbejla. m. Supper will be observed at the 11 Ute Friday night services will second kindergarten will be pro- be presented by George Bidder, Una wiU be the subject Bible school convenes at 0:45service, followed by CommuaiOB. a. m. service Sunday. Rev. John be at 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. Ro-vided during the service. The president ef the Mea'a Chib, spon- reeled in the gospel at both a. m. witt, classes forbothyoung „,„ /&„ smith j. u charge of E. Bate* will preach on the topic, senthtl will begin the first of a DeltM wiU meet at 7:30 p. m. sors of the Scout troop. Star Seoul i • am. famurouchariat and and old. Youth Fellowship. Sen- mulic> "Advice Christians Should ne on "Promises to Keep." The senior ** * . Judaism's Answers to Alcoholics Anonymous R!*^dWClg}!W S r 11 a.m. prayer worship con- lor Group, meeti at 0:10 p m. H#ed» win be the pastor's top*) chtrtr will present the anthem un- the Burning Issues of the Day. Monday at 0 p. m. Paul State wBI have the madato •ted by the rector. The Utter and Bible atudy.dast at 7:10A t the evening aervico at I:M. der tha direction of Mrs. George His first topic will be: "Do Jews The Acolytes GuUd meets Tues- Puuied h Mn. p. m.. with Mr. Minut in charge. Sunday-School meets at 0:30 Hartmana, organist. Ushers will Believe in Birth Control?" Can- day at 7:N p.m. Mid-week prayer fellowship is a. m., with John Battoa, tuperin- tor Sidney Scharft will chant the Stein, respectively. Wednesday at I p. m. Mr. Mlnut be Erwin Moore and Edward Wednesday: Holy Eucharist will senior choir. The iatermsdtate At S a.m. the procession will SUMS. Flowers will be placed by liturgy of the service. Jerald Wig. be celebrated at 7 and 10 a. m., The guest speaker at Mtactuda Mtlvi. Ford u crudfer, will have charge. "Heavenly Placet" will be the Mr. aid Mrs. Stewart Miller. dcrtz will participate in the serv- and the service of healing will ice, to be conducted by Walter E Bible school and morning wor- pastor's topic at tha midweek There will be a nursery (or small ice and chant the kiddush in hon-take place at 7:30 and 10:30 a. m. Aaron H. Lefkowite and Cantor Jr.. aa torehbaarm.Ro-iWp service an held at tta Bay-feUowlh|p MrvIe# Wednesday at children in the kindergarten or ot his bar mitzvah. Leon Wig- The sewing .group meets from Morris Chotin, wiU be F. Staaley bert DeAdder and Gregory Gwyn- shore Gun Club. Harmony Rd. 7:45 p. m. dortz will occupy a seat on theine sewing .group meets irom ..room. 11 a.mZ 1 p. m. Sea Scout. Buff,"*•••*•«* Williams aa eerven. aad the earn- Youth Fellowship, Bible study and pulpit and Mrs. WjgdorU will re- the Monmouth Council. Partld _ Choir ! "-. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. meet at 7:30 p. m. in parish ?_;«P^ C«ek* Hrtj* bined senior and Junior choirs. •*£*•* werJeltowtJuy an sranvAL cite the candle blessing. Candle- hall. putt in the service will ba for- aaedajytt T pua. Albeit Spasienberg presented ihich hereafter wiU be seated in held at the home of Mr. aad Mn. lighting time is at 4: H p. m. The mer Ner Tamid winners Warna choir, and at 0 p.m. for the their Infant daughter. Karen Prle- The Triangle Club variety show, M forward tection of the church Albert E. Mahoney. 11 Vermont floral donation will be made by Farb, James Aaron, Explorer sealor choir, ne memnerslup Rev. Phoeb* Dailey wffl «•*• cilia, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel "The Roaring Twenties Review." a the main level. Ave.. Mr. and Mrs. Wigdortz. An oneg wilt be presented Friday, Feb. Sc^;WUUam Upton aiidSt^e'S!!*^" *• »** The church school departments c et services Suaday at 0 p. sa. Veraiero their infant shabbat will follow the ser- Tfcunday artemooa. aadTaaadayatl:lia»dSp.m. son, Raymond Evans, for bap- 12 at 0:30 p.m. phan Abramson, Star Scout nursery, kindergarten and tint BAY SHORE COMMUNITY

...... •... . ShShtppard d MMassar , whho wiliUl be- ^^Mn . J. dairmaa of Oe. m. The East Keanaburg tism. Rev. Mr. Bates officiated come Bar assisted'by Robert Deaney. - Sabbath morning services are FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Mitzvah tomorrow thho Commission on Education, an ig & Rev. John P. Euler wiU preach at 10 a. m. Jerald Wigdortz will morning, wiU tint the special nouaeed aa adutt class off htha - SCIENTIST tamaad adulta will convene i the "Importaat Words, of FOR THE meet Torah'aa a bar blessing, The . Kiddush." Hit church school will be formed SUB- ." * Red Bank ^ following the eoffae at the II a. m. Sunday 7:30 in Fellowship hall. Miss An- mitzvah and will be accepted in- mother, Mrs. Leon Matter, will day, Feb. 11 at 0;4i ia the sane- hour given in the parish house drea Atkinson and Miss Susan Services at HI Broad St. arerecite the blessing over the sab-tuary. Mrs. John Eggeabtrger ^ & service. Church school will.meet FULLEST which at-0:10. Pease will present the topic, senthal. Cantor Scharff will bath candles: Following the serv- will ba the loader of tha class. A tended A midweek service win be held Our Heads.' Mis. chwttte «rv1«. ice. Mr. and Mn. Master. West saeasecondd cladaww for adultadukae la ththee " SELECTION Bonnie Thomson will be in at 10 a. m. Wednesday., i gttion meets at 0:15. Allenhunt. wiU be Iteeti to the study of The Gospel of Luke is The Youat People'a Fellow. charge ot devotions. A tan dance wiU be held from services will be held at S o'clock, The reading room, M0 Broad congregation at aa oneg shabbat set March f. Then will betwo shmwlll meet atT^ Sunday 7:30 to II p. m. Friday. Feb. 11 OF TOP The Women's Fellowship wil in honor of their son. identical seutoas - eat ia the uTtheparirt SWIM pparish house to dltcoti hold a clam chowder tale In The Sing for Joy Mule Cir , Friday evenings from moraing and one ta the evtaiag- for old gold and 'EPISCOPAL Fellowship hall Thursday, Feb.' de leld d Wbyi CtChCantor Chotil n wilill The date wiU be taught by Mn. COSMETICS ' Sundays from Th d iU b ht b M VSS toe II, fnm 11:30 until 2 p. m. The meet Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 0:15 Ralph L. Barrett, vice president aew chalice and paten. p. m.ia the. home of Mr. and of the New Jersey Conference. HOT. sale will be In charge of Mrs.each evening at 7:30. Universal brotherhood will be Friday, then will be Holy eu- STOP AT Mrs. Louis Blank. Elberon. Woman's Sodtty of ChrlstlaaScr- aaaowKeemofoUowiagetrvicea: Caylord Barto and Mn. Grace Boy Scout Troop W will hold a theme dealt with at Chriatlan eharist MrVicet it 7:10 a.m. i ' iu Court of Honor Thursday, Feb. Sundays, 0 aad 0 a. m.: Wedaet- Scott. Science service* this Sunday. Pe- 11, at 7:45 p. m. PRESBYTERIAN dayt,la.at^aadFrldayt,7:IO PROFESSIONAL Boy Scout Sunday will be ob- ter's awakening to a higher Tomorrow at 1 p.m. the puppet Atlantic Highlands served Feb. 14. This year marks ne of brotherhood highlights METHODIST show for children will be held FJRSt aVfRCOSTAL the golden anniversary of scout- BAYSHORE COMMUNITY guest minister will preach ia the parish house. Hand-made the lesson-sermon entitled "Spir- at the 9; 30 and 11 a. m. Sunday Wftk-dtro eerrtees metadt PHARMACY ing in America. Boy Scmstt will * East Keantbuig it." puppets will be on sale afterward. assist in tba service. Sunday-School meets at 9:30 services at which Holy Commun- "Rendervous With God" will beThe proceeds will go to theHoly fuwntw'fla at S a., The account ot Peter's meet- ion will be celebrated. The an- the sermoB topic of Rev. George WedaetdiffO asd FfMoya*. SH 1-52M , the.• Board of Trustees will a. m. Church service in at 1 ing with the centurion called Cor- meet Monday, Feb. IS, at 0 p. m. a. m. them will be "Let Not Your Heart E. Taylor Suaday at the II a m. meeting of the For Holy days. Holy O iwabMDir.1 i/MNB nelius will be read, including the Be Troubled." Elden and trus-servlce.Anurteryterpre-school in the study. Prayers for peace and healing following: "Then Peter opened Mother'! Club will take place tees will be ordained and install- children ' It provided by the service will be held Wednesdv his mouth, and aaid, of a truth 0:15 p.m. in the par- Teachers and officers of thi ed. A nursery for pre-tchool chil- WSCS. Church achool meets at at 10 a. m. . ' I perceive that God is no re- church school will meet Tues- 0:30 a. m. with L. E. Hofman, Soldiers of Christ meet at 7:*specter of persons: But in every dren will be conducted. The new rehearsal time for day. Feb. 16. at 0 p. m. John The Marinera will hold an extuparlnttadeat. Intermtdiatt Poyner will discuss "The Histor- 30 p. m. the second, fourth and nation he that feareth him, and the senior choir Is 0 p.m. Thurs- fifth Sundays of the month. The worketh righteousness, is accept- ecutive committee meeting in theMYF meeti at 0:10 p. m.; tea- days. The Junior choir will con- ical Jesus.*' home ot Mr. and Mn. Hunter Women's Guild meets the third ad with him" (Acts 10:34,35). lor MYF. 7 p. m. tinue to meet for rehearsal at Pollock, 52 East Garfleld Ave., Brownies meet Monday at 1:10 10 a.m. Saturday!. ST. BENEDICTS CATHOLIC Friday, and the Men's Club the last Tuesday of each month. CENTRAL BAPTIST at 0 p. m. Tuesday. p. m. In Fellowship hall; Boy • .;.; ['• , Hazlet •' Everett Curry, building commit- Scouts, Tuesday evening and ten- SHAKER-QU TRAVa AGENCY Atlantic Highlands tee chairman, hat called for work ior choir at S p. m.: primary - Sunday muses are at 7, 8, 9,CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Red Beak Sunday-school meets at •:45 party teulons each evening to choir, Wednesday at 3:30 p. m. aniBior 10, 11 and « In the Holmdel II MCKLUS PU III COOKMAN AVI. Atlantic Highlands a., m. with William F. Maxsonhaste, n completion of basement tad junior choir Friday at 1:30 Elder Freakua C. Moyaa. Elementary. School, Keyport- Church service and Sunday* superintendent. Rev! Harry W, improvements.1 o m. It char, will conduct a service Holmdel Rd.— it i>*»i MO SANK AWIVPAM school an held at 11 a. m. Wed-Kraft will conduct tha 11 o'clock The ION budget was adopted of uutnictioa and guidtact at 10 morning worship and communion Confessioni are heard Satur- nesday testimony meeting la at and elders and trustees METHODIST m. Suaday it the church, U SHMffM day, between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m. service; • •UIIM4AJI ' akt*' AAM AflAaaOtAMAI North Bridge Ave. 1:19 p. m. Reading room hours Highlands and 7:30 and 1:30 p. m. in theare 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays aad Christian Pilgrims and Ambat- mmcu si %vnf)lcgj«HillDSl -pariah .factory, HlUcreit Rd. Saturdaya, except holidays. son for Christ will meet at 6:30corporate meetings last Sunday. Church tchoM meeU at 0:30 a. •JttJONUS SOCIETY OF p. m. in the beginners' class- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Morning service at II o'clock, FRONDS fQaaaon(Qb) ) You «an rotarvo ant) pick up airline, ifeamiWp. room. Youth Fellowship group Red Bank g tervtcy e at 7:30. ; Shrewsbury will meet in the church auditor- "Unveilinveiling the Mysteriouss . f*f***** * »oetiag Wedacadty at •„. but and tour •lekeh, hoM ant) raiort area him at the tame time. At 7:30 .to the. oubjKt to be dlo- *» * there will be evening service with cussed by J. Payne Sunday at Wrttda» school meeta at 10 a. m. reservatioflt at our office*. sermon by Rev.- Mr. Kraft and 3 p. m. At 4:15 will be the week- fUSt CHURCH OF CHRIST observance of communion. The ly study ot the Watchtower mag- SCIENTIST HIGH POINT SPIRITUALIST Praise Him Band wiU play. ilne article, "Ordained Ministers Keyport UMPEL The deaconess meeting will be of God." , Chapel HUI IT Com HO MOMI TO BOOK held Tuesday at 7 p. m. in the The awralai tarvicet will I Tuesday at 0:15 p.m. » Bible held Suaday at II o'clock. Sui Rev. Fraacet Stevenson con- home of "Mrs. Joseph Koeppel; study, using the textbook, "Your TrUtOUtH YOUI LOCAL HAVU AflNT. iNavetmk Ave., Naveslnk. day-echoo• • l will meet at 11 a. m. ducts tervket Suaday at 0 p. m. Will be Done," will be held at A tetU aMoUai wiU batad Wiaattdtyt at 110 aad 0 Wednesday prayer meeting Is 10 St. Mary's PI.. 00 Lincoln St, - at 0 p.m. at 7:45 p. m. Band practice U atand Kingdom hall. At thU tamo time, a parlor talk wU) be by Ralph Mitchell at MO FAITH REFORMED St.. Red Bank. Ha wUl talk on Hatlet "Getting God'a Uw on Your Rev. Theodore G. Muller. pas- Heart;" at the 11 a. ra. service Sun- Thunday evening at 7:30 the day in the North Centerviile Fin Bible speaking data will be con- House on Middle Rd., will preach ducted, using the publication in "Palestine: The Home of the"Qualified to Be Ministers." Fol- fews." lowing at 0:30 will be the king- Sunday-School meeU at 0:30dom service meeting with the m. in the Middle Road School. Privilege of Service." 'ursery classes meet at 11 a. m., the home of Mr. and Mn. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL ARE IN! amea Barrett, 27 ConeU Or. Red Bank 51,000 WINNERS! The Consistory bu created a Holy Communion will ba ad- Beard of ChriaUaa Education to ministered every Sunday at 0 Onet again bi 1959, wt i^bttrtd mart ntw Ian and operate a complete a. m. ••••'•.•' Mitian education program. A Sung mass and sermon by car fcrftt than any afhtr dtattr in MonmouHi '500.00 WINNERS! Board members Include Rev. Mr.the vicar, Rev E. V. Kitson- County! Muller; Robert Erbig, Sunday- Walters, will be held every Sun- School superintendriet; John Bull, day at 0:30 a. m., except the Robert Van Roteri, William Ev. fourth Sunday when there will ans, Mrs. Barrett and George be morning prayer. Marshall. Sunday-school meets In the Confirmation clan two will church hall at 0:30 a. m. Monday at 7 p. in. in the partonage, I Amherst La. ThUNe O OF KINGS LUTHtRAN WINNERS! Consistory will meet Wednesday Middletowa at S p. m., in the home of Mr. Rev. C. Roger Burklai, pastor, Erbig on Oregon Ave. wiU be In charge of the senrlcee Sunday at 10:40 a. m. la the Bay- In out shoft ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL School, Leoaardville Rd., OtkT pricvS CU9 csjonp#lfHv# WIHI ANT ' Naveeink Middletowa: Imndrtdt of rtodt n Holy Communion Will be cele- Sunday •school meeu at 0:10 brated Sunday at 0:10 a. . m..;..••'•••' . ' • • •" ' •' bdBIBgYA sbjMaAni' ' liMSUslaftsiM 1, church school meets at 1:10: the ST. JOHN'S METHODIST MM Piin winiwi» service for panaU aad children Hailet ia at 10:19, and the,morning Rev. Nonnu K* Riwy putor* Wmttt UM NO hlok prauwt MNIUCJ In flit prayer, and sermon Is at 11:15 t except the first Sunday el each Fred Bopp, Jr.. Mlnliter of Music. ' when Holy Comm rdy M what w« celebrated at the 11:15 y t • y* JOUANAL-AMERICAN'S service. Rev. Charles P. John- 11 a. m.; Church School; 0:10 son la rector. and 11 a. m. evening service: 7:». .•.••..• • • UNO Or HNQf LUTHE4AN Youth iw*rtn§*! IntfrflMdlttoii (th. 7th aad Oth grades at 0:40; yV CttSTOHIMS fW CMMCMMMUf fASY CASH SOCIAL and Senior Youth Fellowship aid Rev. C. Roger Burklas, pastor, will be ia charge of the services Pott High School Fellows** at Sunday at 10:45 a. m. in the Bay-

ew School. Leonardvilli Rd. , •^Bgajpw^t^rS^v^vv gj w a^tjaajgj ^s^t^tJa^Pt3 3. SECURITY CONTEST llddletowB. TEMPLE Sunday-school meets at 0:31 Shrewsbury Why not you, too? RabM Henry Bamberger will deliver a sermon entitled "The DIVINE MVE NEW. BIRTH Three Rings" at Friday night HMtn tlnei 1904. fend in your numbtf today. If miy SPHirUAUSM CENTRE services at 0:18 o'clock. Services Highlands an held in the PrtabyterUB 4, COJIM wp ntxt In this hottist •fill Josephine Central Seals, pas Church, tor. Is ia charge of healing sarv- Sunday-Schoo"' ' l to held at 11:11 pftn eontwoh. Ne waiting wMks for ICH all day Sundays at 0 Shrews- a. m, Sundays In tho church bury Ave. .-„•'. ••• house oa Sycamore Ave. h -HOW WILL DO YOU KNOW MOUNT-ENGLISH YOIRBIBLET SfMM SaitJfNy Muwbers Be«4f», Maw York «t,H.T. 30 Lesion Home study Course offertd fraol SALES CO. T» *»t* i«« • •"«•» osewtiwhy «• win In Your liblo the only te»«k«ek. No ebltf alien. UM JtarMl-AiMrkiii'i wlnnlm totM lKur< 1 lay mi"*"* h«» to my nmnWr. OfTared by the Rot) lank Ckureh el Christ— a fundamental ehyreh. Mtnntaufli St» m Mapit Avt* Fill in *ht) coupon' ond mail *et SH 1-6000 HOME STUDY COURSE Box 381 iStflte teffOTfJt 0 • • t Rod Bank, Now Jorsoy

Hrt* '•*•» *•'*** fit— '•«% and ye«r Name .... Pg»|»P^pf||| MM* w iwid Ihelr OMM Oeierrir auMbefS Addreit Hear Candidate* Benefit Dance For Confer RED BANK — Candidate! for In answer to the question, Red Bank Board of Education "Recognizing the rising.costs of LONG BRANCH — The Moo were speakers at the joint Found- education to the local taxpayen, outh Auxiliary for Retarded en' Day observance which, thewhat are your views on increas- Children will hold a dance Sat- Oakland Street, Mechanic Street, ed State and Federal aid?" Dr urday night, Feb. 13, at the San River Street and Red Bank High Wiley, Mr. Worthley and,Mrs. Remo inv West End. School Parent-Teacher Associa- Hoffman were all in '-favor" of All funds raited by the aux- tions held Tuesday in Oakland increased state and federal aid. iliary are given to the training Street School. < center which the Monmouth Coun- To the question, "How dp you ty Unit of the New Jersey As- _• Prior to the meeting, the candi- feel' about the present teacher sociation for Retarded Children dates were given a list of four salary scale," Dr. Wiley aid maintains at 23 Riverside Ave., questions to answer at the meet- it is a "good salary scale and Red Bank.'. • • compares favorably with other Int. V • .-;••• •• Dance plans were outlined when Three of the candidates, Dr. communities." Mr. Worthley said the committee met this week at Herman O. Wiley, and George 0. he had voted for the recent bud- the home of the chairman, Mrt. get which the board approved Raymond Pierce, 2J7 Rockwell Worthley, Jr., both of'whom are and Mrs. Hoffman replied th seeking re-election, and Mrs. UO IANK PTAs from Mechanic1 Street, Red lank High, River «d Oakland Street Ave. Music wiU be furnished by Helen M. Hoffman answered the "minimum salary is adequate Three Tunes and* Vibe. There the questions. The fourth candi- to attract good teachers" bu schools honored the organisation's founders at a joint mooting in Oakland Street will be waltt, cha-cha and jitter- that she felt that the "maximu school Tuesday. In charga of the event were founders' day chairman, above, loft to bug contest, and an elimination date, Leon RosenfeM, did not,should be higher." but he attended and participated right, Mrs. Robert Reed, for Rod lank Senior High; Mrs. Rudy Riskamm, Mechanic dance, with winners receiving The third question, "Accepting gifts.' •• '::'' :-:w.\,: -,,v:T in a general question and answer Street; Mrs. Eugene Clay, River Street, and Mri. Louis Ributtelli, president of tfce : teuton. •;••:•:.. >'V -.;'•.. the premise that an adequate A Valentine motif wiU be used salary schedule will not in itself Oakland Street fTA, representing the Founders' Day chairman for that group, Mrt. for the organization. ; Mrs. Allen B. Kendall served attract and retain well qualified as moderator, and introduced the Elias Long, i :' '•"".'; Also present were Mrt. Lewit teachers, what role can the com- Nelson of Portaupeck; Mrs. Rich- candidates, listing their back- munity, play to secure a strong ground* and qualifications. ard Roinhardt, Mrs. Richard Mil- well qualified faculty?" Dr. Wil- Morganville GINGER ler, Mrs. Thomas MarinttU. Long ey stated teachers should receive The Parent-Teacher - Associa- Branch, and Mrs. James Ronan. "I PONT WINK MMOJN16 & «&* the respect of the community. tion held a "Chinese Auction" West Long Branch. Show Friendliness Saturday night. Four large tables Mrs. Ronan is doing publicity Mr. Worthley suggested that of gifts were auctioned off while for the organization. •/ . • people of the community show refreshments were being served. 10% OFF more friendliness toward teach- The committee for the "Chinese ers and agreed with Dr. Wiley, Auction" met Monday morning Retired Group ow that "perhaps a lay committee at the home of Mrj. Robert Se- might be. appointed to look into ber, Jr., to discuss the results. Slates Speaker the role that the community can Attending were Mrs. Joseph U- TORT MONMOUTH - Mai. I Stands Price play." Mrs. Hoffman's Mura, Jr., Mrs. John McCormick, Gen. Raymond Wiley Curtis, com. was that she think! the first Mm. Lawrence Youngman and mending general, Second Army F#b. end Mflichl dutyof a community is to elect Mrs. Kurt Schwarz. Corps (Reserve). Camp Kilmer, a Board of Education that is will be the guest apeaker at the concerned with the education of There will be a meeting of the Central New Jersey Chapter, Re- Now k DM community youth and one that Woman's Society of Christian tired Officers' Association, din- WMffiL hss a firm belief in educatiotn. Service Thursday at 8 p.m. at ner-meeting next Thursday night She alto said that teachers the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- in Gibbe Hall. Time To should be shown the respect giv- sell VanPelt ol Morganville. A graduate of the U.S. Mili- en other professional people and tary Academy. Class of W7, Gen. Curtis was commissioned that "teachers should never be The official board of the Meth- TELEVISION eritidted to the home before the in the cavalry. INSULATE! odist Church will meet Sunday As commander of the Second children." at » p.m. at the church. . RADIOS e STEREO e HI-FI Coatelldatlea Corps, Gen. Curtis is responsible for all U.S. Army Reserves and 1kM SAVE 550% the final question was "What Miss Susan Quackenbush, Miss Reserve.Officers Training Corps sVlVMlltHI P( our Low Low Price. are your. Ideas on consolidating Diane Wenzel and Fredrick Man fresh, clean mud?" units in New York and New Jer- *••"•••• Net ealjp la our price lower ON FUEL! the elementary schools after 196 of Wickatunk spent the week- eey. . . v • ". bet etr aenrke It belter. when the high school plant will end with the Christian Witness Reservations for the dinner- Mly be used by Red Bank, Lit- Mission of the Belmar Methodist Glehnan Says We% Catch meeting, are In charge of Lt. Col. tle Silver and Shrewsbury?" Church. Miss. Quackenbush and M, M. Mattice, 162 Monmouth Johns-Manvile The three candidates, Dr. Wll-Miss Wenzel were assigned to Rd., Oakhurst, president, and Lt REISEMAN'S 1, Mr. Worthley and Mrs. Holf- stay with a family in Oakhurst, Soviet Speed in Rocketry Col. Reuben Abramowitz, 347 man, all agreed that a con- Lowden Ct, Long Branch, mem- 114 Mm* LMtj iNKfc • OBM Italy "Hi f p. m. BLOWN wlidated elementary school and Mr. Man was sent to visit family in Manatquan. WASHINGTON (AP). - Prob- anyone is trying to pin him down berthio chairman would be ideal, but that this , to specific dates about prospec- 1 HONE ihould be considered on a long- range view. , '•..-< , ably no one in the nation looks tive NASA launching!. He con- woodMrs,. OhioMorriso, han s Scotreturnet odf Lakeafter- thmore eplanet wistfulls ytha ant thDre. moo T. nKeit andh tends that too much advance pub- In making his bid for election, licity on shots tends to put his MSOUTNN Mr. Rosenfeld said he "resented a week's visit with her sister and Clennan-but no one can accuse brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. him of having stars in his .eyes. rocketeers under too much pres- (Side walla aad eeillag) itar chamber sessions of the Dr. Glennan, 54, is boss of thesure. ' •.'.;' •.•'.•;• OPEN fRIDAY NITE 111 Charles F. Cisar. Wicatunk. 9PM board," and said he thinks that I My IKO* J.M, As. National Aeronautics and Space He also is annoyed by'what the board is remiss in not in- Administration — the civilian he terms a blow-hot-blow-cold at- I pwad. J.M. CertHUd forming the public of the good Mrs. Roy W. Harvey and Miss agency that is still trying to titude of the American people J.M. things they do. He also asked Deborah Harvey of Wickatunk match Russia's spectacular space towards ' Russia's accomplish- the question, "Why lose teachers were hostesses at a demonstra- ments! when salary isn't an item?" tion party Wednesday, Guests feats. The space chief has made no "In the United States," he said Ed Lewis, a member of the aud- were Roland Twining and Arthur recently,., "our reactions have ItRoof Rtpoln ience, asked Dr. Wiley Cryer, Newark; Marie deckle, attempts to belittle Russia's ac- complUhments: He says "We'll been violent, frequent—but e N«w Roofs much time does a board member Long' Island; James Cadoo, Sr., short duration.. In between i« spend a year other than attend* Norma Janwich, Walter Cloydek, work like hell" to snatch the U • aaWaaMaaaV '"LtWjJUMaa\laU '• lead in the space race but he Russian sputnik and lunik firings, IWW PwnTVW ing regular meetings?" Dr. Wiley Harry Bonnier, Milton Berwin we have been,preoccupied with rallied thai hetoujd answer and,Miss Jon tyondek. Wick- frankly 9jjpiedes it may, take, four VvMlin WfJHM to five years to surpass the So-the progress of the world series, only for himself, but that he at-atunk. Hamld, Quackenbush rot or the standings in the pro foot- Wickatunk was demonstrator. viets in what he terms the "big. t Comb. Doon tends all regular meetings, and chip" phase of the contest. These ball league, or the shabby an average of "one or two called are spectacular experiments in- closures of the TV quit ahow meetings monthly." Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nemeth, volving heavy, complicated pay- investigations," • ANimlrK Mr. Lewis then asked Mr. Mrs. Steven Nemeth and daughter Worthley it he thought board Lillian, and son Arthur of Mat on difficult missions. SidliM While conceding the Russians Dr. Glennan it on leave as members' terms should be limit- awan and Miss Patricia Taber president of the Case Institute • Exttrior ed, and he replied "I do not. Ex-of Morganville visited relatives have more powerful booster rock- perience oo the board is helpful over the week-end in Virginia. its than; this.country, Glennan «'T*ch»togyJhfa is me secoid to a member, and length of serv- says: "We probably have an edge time he quit that job temporarily ice does not make for complac- The social Club met Wednes- .In the extent and q^uty to work for to government. The of our scientifiitifi c findingsfidi"" even first was when he served aaas a Fw Free Estimite ency." day evening at the home of Mrs. member of the Atomic Energy Robert Seber, Jr., Present were though they were achieved with Mrt. Hoffman said that more modest payloads. Commission from October, 1950, felt that the Board of EducatkM'i Robert Owens, Donald Miller, to November, U32. AEC scien- Robert VanPelt, John Wilson. Dr. Glennan't career has in- INSUUTKJN duty it to set policy and thai cluded ; electrical engineering; tists then were working hard on members should not waver Harry Konowalow, Edward Beck- development of the H-bomb. er, Louis Becker, and Miss Saraatomic enerby and underwater policy. research, and the presidency of During World War II, he served ft SIDING She also remarked that she felt Seber. The next meeting will be as administrator and later direct- in some instances die board has at the home of Mrs. Rober Seber, technological institute. or of the Navy's underwater not shown good judgment. To Jr., next Wednesday. Former Mevlo Man sound laboratories at New Lon- CORP. this remark, Dr. Wiley replied His first job after graduating don, Conn. One of the things this that there will probably be a few Morganville Troop 64 partici- from Yale was with a company group worked on was sonar, the 905 MAIN ST. errors in judgment by any board, pated in the Matawan Neighbor- pioneering in talking motion pic- underwater equivalent of radar. now or In the future. hood Scouting program given for lures. He helped supervise the While working hit way through ASWRYPARK At the business meeting. prior the Matawan Woman's Club at installation of talkie systems here Yale, Or. Glennan got a job as HMM Day m Nt«ht to the discussion, the following the Episcopal Church Monday. and abroad. Later he became a chauffeur for a university pro- activities were announced: annu- mY£!er M 2* Ptnimount •«• fettor. He wound up by marrying al baiar for Mechanic Street Recently Mr. and Mrs. LawGoldwy- n studios. the boat' daughter-Ruth Hattup BAG OF Pfopecf 5-8407 PTA, next Thursday in the school rence Youngman of Lloyd Rd. That first Job paid $35 a week- Adams. They have four children. or phone your ' auditorium; spring card party entertained Mr. and Mrs, Martin a far cry from the kind of money One of his big jobs at local representative: and fashion show for Red Bank Cuff of Roselle, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- he has to administer as boss of moment is centered around speed- \Um riMWf. KRIlHI 14411 High School PTA, next Thursday ward Cross of Scotch Plains, Mr. the nation's civilian space pro- ing up development of the great orakn, ClUrtor s«si night in the school gym, andand Mrs. John Austin, Mr. andgram, for which 915 million dol- Saturn rocket. * NHimu. C.tMIe Mill lars is being .sought for the year BRUSHES card party by Oakland Street Mrs. Joseph Reiss of Paramus, That's the big baby which even- • IMumun. AT. M 1-Ntl PTA, Feb. 31; in their school. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kendrick commencing July I. tually should be able to launch of Hohokus and Capt. and Mrs. Born Sept. I, IMS, Dr. Glennan a whole busload of astronauts Walter Sweeney of Morganville. is the son of a railroad dispatch- into space. er. He is a husky, well-built man, Dr. Glennan says he has faith Saturday guests at the home fond of golf and tennis, and hethat the United States "will win LERNER SHOPS of Mr. and Mri. Lawrence were looks rugged enough to pity pro in this- contest" with Russia. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller and football. "If I didn't have that faith," NEW STORE OPENING son Gary of Deer Park, LI. Though normally friendly, he he recently said, "I wouldn't con- get* hit dander up If he thinks tinue in this Job." The Morganville Parent-Teach- In Honmoulh Shopping Center er Association met Monday night. Guest speaker was Raymond CEATONTOWN CIRCLE) Robinson, Glen Ridge, whose ON Oft AtOUT MARCH 1st topic was "The Juvenile Delin- We will require a complete staff of people which quent." Mr. Robinson has we hope to sicure from tha area •round tha Men- associated with New England po- mouth Center. If you are experienced, or If you lice agencies and youth educa- feel you can qualify to soil woman's and children's tion In a Boston church, . weir, be sure to contact us. ——' I- - Mr. and Mrs. John Pogers, en- SIX ASSORTED BRUSHES Fill in your name, address, phone and check tha tertained the following at a din- petition you would qualify far. ner party Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fondak and eons, Greg ••••••••••* and Jeff, Mr. and Mrt. Andrew Six of the"mo$t used"household brushes NAME .... Fondak, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Btnda and eon, Mark, and Including vegetable, bowl, pastry, hand ADDRESS. daughter, Mary Ann, of ftatcn Island, Mr. and Mrt, John Van scrub, nail and bath brushes. A real value! •HONE ... Duyn, Bayonne, Mr, and. Mrs. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Juluia Kohut and son, George, I Would like to apply for: of Jersey City, Barbara. Wayne, Hurry...LlmHed Time Only! • Department Head-Ready to Wear Richard and Elaine Pogers. D Department Head-Small Wear • Department Head-Children's Wear D Credit Manager ATHLETIC COMMUNITY D Full Time Saleswoman INTERNATIONAL FALLS, O Part Time Saleswoman Minn. (AP)-Thls northern Min- D Full Time CasMer nesota town of 1,9W, often ranked D Part Time Cashier among the winter "Iceboxes" of the country, also Is an Incubator D Porters (or top ranking athlete* • Maids •The community boasts 20 for- mer high school hockey players STORES MAIL TO MR. SOMACH now In the college, amateur or tcml-pro ranks, MAPLE AVENUE AT WHITE ST., RED BANK LERNER SHOPS To big tlmo football It hsi giv- SH 7-S700 • I BROAD ST. RED BANK, en an entire team-nine players N. J. on college iquadi last ictton 1000 ASEURY AVE., ASIURY PARK /' PR 5-8700 and two with the professionals, ' 5 ;

Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1960 7c PER COPY 1 Dead, 5 Missing When New Jersey Township's Budget SweytOff Navy Ship News Briefs NORFOLK, a. (AP) - A steep NEWARK (AP)-A convicted Up; Tax Levy Dips roll by a ship doomed to the Na- murderer with a record of vio- vy's "graveyard" left one of its lence going beck to 19)6 entered SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Budget Talk tavern lost night and shot his The cost of operating the gov- crewmen dead and five others girl friend to death with a bust Calls Zoning, ernment here Is going up this mining yesterday in the icy wa-Scheduled from a shotgun as she stood be- ear but the tax levy is going ter* of the Atlantic off the Vir- hind the bar. Leo Forcella, a 59- down.- ••'•• ; •''••' ' •'•'.••' ' .: •.'• .' ginia cout. year-old interior decorator, thjea Revaluation At a special meeting last night One of the men of the destroy- Thursday entered a phone booth, to the bar, the Township Committee intro- MCW ciraBwcntmv tw called, tht victim's mother and duced a budget totaling $63,289 • er Daly wu injured fatally on NEW SHREWSBURY - Fur- „,,,. .,, t your daughter. Confiscatory board as the vessel lurched un- ther discussion of Ju|t lhe an increase of M.S17.7I. You better call police." Forcella NEW SHREWSBURY - Sid- The amount to be raised by txpectedly. Ten others were budget is scheduled at a Joint tod to 1946 for taxation, however, is 133,816.28, Swept overboard, and of these meeling of council andI Ihe'tax cJrilta^ ney NemeU appeared before but only five were rescued. night's meeting of the borough decrease of $J.432.22 from UW. advisory committee next Thurs- l£™£'%ft ^ dgSft victim council to compUto, at length, Early today, many noun after day, Mayor Karl K. Baron (aid was Marian Wtttel, 52, owner of the accident at 3:40 p. m. yester- resterday. that borough sontog ordtoances The committee is .appropriating the Hollywood Gardens Tavern and the recent property revalu- $10,000 from surplus this year. day, snips and planes still comb- The budget wu approved by at 450 Washington St, where the ad the area MB miles off Cape council Jan. II. ation were "conflseatory." 8,000 more than lut year. Tht Heary, with hope almost gone for The mayor favors a larger ap- shotting occurred. A brother-in- "I 'malntoin ftat my property surplus at the end of 1959 was of the victim said she had in the south end of the borough ; finding any of the missing sea- ropriatkm from surplus been going out with Forcella for $I9,OM. :r.v..v. •• :/ . •;,;.-;•;,. mat aUve. hu been blocked from betog The budget will be pubUahed about a year. She had been dl economically marketoble," he the.Feb. II Issue of The Reg- . Officials at the Newport Naval Mid. "And at the same time base today identified the five men is our, duty » *> "."be said, ister. Public hearing will be e had asked for use of $90,000 the revaluation has raised my March' 3.': •-,:..•• ' ^.'••'- ...', '• .V--- reported missing when swept over taxes by 33 per cent." . board from the destroyer Daly. 1 Total revenues expected by the committee are • $29,453 an In- They were identified u: Sg5g Later to the meeting, Mr. Nem- ; "I have several more sugges eU wu appointed to the Planning of $12,950 In addition to Firemen Nicholas"A. Calatuca KENILWORTH (AP) — An Board by Mayor Karl K. Baron, surplus appropriation pay- at Wesley Ave.. Beacon, N. Y.Uons for budget changes," be lUted. w«l«>t Md •••.'• •• ; Broadway, Crystal Lace, 111. New Middletown Jaycee In district two of the borough. certain percentage of figures was tied to his halter, dog wan Shake Up He fanned the land until three $19^71 fer Salarlea The Navy withheld • * approved, Borough At-den Donald Henshaw uid. Salaries for township employee!, the man killed to the mishap •- -- -• -/'Champ" madly daihed along years ago. torney Milton Mausner explained, He would like to sell it i total $19,071, a decrease from pending notification of next of it could be approved by council the cast lane of Rt. 8 Wednes- Chapter Elects Officers 1959 figure of $20,712. Al- kto. < and passed that evening. day during the> afternoon rush French s said, but high tot site re- quirementa, road requirements though the committee granted The Daly and two other de- If. however, it went above a hour, causing an auto Jam. Hie MIDDLETOWN - Joseph P. raises to the violations and mun- stroyers based at Newport, R. I.,stipulated percentage, it would be owner nid tome boys apparently and a prohibition of identical CahUI, Mercer Park, was elected houses, In toning regulations, icipal clerk, magistrate and at- tht Young and tht Cotton, were necessary to rewbmit the bud-let the horse out of his bam, Chief Is torney, the decrease in total sal- on perhipe their last cruises get to state authorities and hold then attached a Christmu tree president of the new township Cabinet make It Impossible for him to when the tragedy took ptoce. sell the land profitably. aries results In the police salary second hearing. to a rope extending through the chapter, Junior Chamber of Com- PARIS (AP) - President account • • * v<' Their "sea trials" en route animal's legs from the bridle. merce, at a meeting In The Oaks, Commended Charles de Gaulle strengthened •latest to Destroy* from Newport to Hampton Roads his Cabinet today by promoting "It wu tht Intent of the bor Mn. Anna C. Switek, clerk, will end shortly with their en- NEWARK (AP) - Public Util- McGuire's Grove, tost night steadfast supporters of his Alger- ough, to thesh e regulations, todee -said the township had two police- trance toto the Norfolk Naval Pollution ity Commission President Ralph Others elected were Donald By Council men In 1959 at a total salary ton policy and firing Jacques troy the value of the land," he of $6,512. There Is only one poi ahlpyard, where they will be L. Fusco has defended his agen- Hart, executive vice president; NEW SHREWSBURY - Police Soustelle. leading spokesman of charged. mothbaUed to'preparation for cy against a Lackawanna Rail- Frank Wode. administrative vice "The people who revalued myIteeman now, with a salary ac- joining tin reserve fleet Unit to Rule Chief James A. Herring, credited the French colonialist to Algeria. count of $3,516. Other expenses road official's charge that it wu president; James Hemhauser, with uving the lives of a woman Soustelle, once touted u the land didn't even take toto ac- Three of the 10 who went over- "Idiotic and Incompetently man-field vice president; Paul Bit- count that it to completely rural for police protection also decreas- and her son Monday, wu honor- strong man of De Gaulle's sup- ed - lrora $1,510 to $240. Mn. board were plucked from the sea On Burning eged.". Martin P. Nelson, auUt- k " last night by Borough Coun- porten. wu ousted from the post in character. There are no schools by the Daly herself. The other MIDDLETOWN — Joseph ant to the railroad's president. tin, treasurer, and Alton Flan- no water and no recreetlonil fac- Switek said the two policemen of minister of the Sahara, atomic were paid for the use of their two were picked up by the mer- Quail, township health tosoec- made the accusation after a'PUC ders, seventh member of board energy and overseas possessions ilities down there. Those are chut alto Alabama, One of these tor, reported yesterday that the decision rejected- the line's re- of directors with the six officers. in the north end." ' own can for patrol duty, f '• "- because of his identification with Plsni are being made to eon-, tw was seriously Injured. state Air Pc«utk% emulation quest for a 15 per cent increase All are Middletown Township the Algiers insurgents who un- When asked by the mayor will meet Feb. It to disease the la commuter fares. his remarks brief, be struct an all-purpose playground t «e» In the tow^hlp. a* $6,000 Accidents The election meeting wu tt- week. •I am fighting for my rights tended by 29 members. The di- Another casual^ was communi hen.' I ha»f been advjied b e* K000 over 1B». .0 rectors will meet Fob 29 to Mr. oatiOM minister Bernard Cornut the governor • of the sute a CommitteeflUn Anthony Juliano Killed section, state Board of Health tBmm aB day f Try CahlU'a home, 193 Geary Dr. GentiUe, who had wanted to com-by Sen. (Richard R.) Stout said a130x4Woot area will be said he had requested the pol- Theft the advice ef Ana R.Then will be a general meeting promise with the rebellious come first to this body." asphalt-coated to be used for an tution unit to make a decision maganre, a _ Feb. IS in The Oaks, to which French settlers. The mayor told Mr. NemeU ice-skating rink and other recre- 91,500 in '59 whether to allow the burning frem Beet Rates, Fit. Ska anyone interested la Invited. Pierre Guillaumtt was slated that the revaluation had been in-ational activities. CHICAGO (APi - Accidents*0, wrote to Mayer ArArtfctt r Helaad Bart Tuthill wu named prel- to be .shifted from minister tended to correct inequities. George Green, sewerage system killed 01,500 Americans last year. The state official told Mr. QuaU •met nsdtaf Ait. ects committee chairman last defense to some of Soustelle's for- "If an inequity exists in your superintendent, will receive a They Injured 9,300,000 r~ that he had met with officials night by Mr. Cahill. mer jobs. Pierre Messner, form- case," he said, "you have every $750 pay raise. The budget also women and children. of the Burnit Barge Corporation to do er high commissioner of'French opportunity to appeal to the taxprovides a $175 increase for a They cost $12,000,000,000. to discuss the problem and West Africa, was to become ml* board to the tax advisory part-time helper, making the to- was agreed to refer die matter tsrbed aeri leaeJy dags. Near- liter of defense. Guillaumathu committee." tal salary account $7,885. The National Safety Council, Into Ihe pollution group. ' by dags barked kwdty walttag Points Halt so reporting today, said the 1999 been aeyerely' criticized because General increases totaling $3,- The Burnit firm burns insula- the army'let the settlers' revolt 420 are found in the operations death toll wu Just 1.000 higher It than to 1996, an increase of one tioo off copper win for the U.S., 10 in County to Algiers drag on for eight dsyi County Board of public buildings, road repairs, per cent. ... Meul and Refining Co., Carteret. instead of nipping it atthe start. street lights and the sewerage The metal firm then refines NEW YORK (AP) - Mtnu- TRENTON — Ten Monmouth The revamped cabinet wu to plant. "Traffic accidente topped the tut ._„„... tacto^ righto, to^anew. pre- with 17,900 dtatlis. followed County motorists are included In meet later today. It was expected Of Education's Also included In the fiscslmes- Durtog the put year. Mr. Quail built and pre-equlpped gasoline the list of IK drivers whose II- to approve the first of a series sure is $3,460 to be paid to the haa received numerous comphtats»tatten have been acquired by censes were revoked up to Jan. of new decrees designed to pre- deatt at work with U.M and ac. from naldenta over smokernoat- Conttaenul Copper * Steel In- Budget Okayed Shrewsbury Township school dis- ddenta to pubtos-exduding traf. M, according to Ned J. Parst- Councilman Clarence ,E. Unter- vent a.repetition of the recent trict Mn. Switek explained that • Ing inland from the burning op-dustrin, Inc. The company said acting director of motor berg died the chief for hie "her- French uprising in Algeria and FREEHOLD - The 196041 this is being paid to make the fk fataUtiet-wtth 16,590. •to-wation. yesterday the sUtioas will be advance Algeria toward the self- FataUties rose to all A Burnit firm official said that made at Coatinental'a Weltedavit oic efforts" to preventing Mrs, budget of 170,349 for the Mon- per-pupil cost to township rest- except to the borne, where there Ediion Reuben; 711 F St., Bel-Dorothy Ltokis, Shafto Rd.. al- determination vote De Gaulle mouth County Vocational Board dents tht same u that paid by wu'no change to companion the operation had been moved* Boat Diviatoo plant to Perth mar; lost Ms license for sn In- hgtaljr attempting to kill her II-has promised. ef Education his been approved New Shrewsbury taxpayers. V to sea to prevent an aiir pollutiollti n Amnoy^V^J, N. J.,, by Petro "^ with the previous year. ' problem. He said that the wire chandiitog of Linden, N definite period ss of Oct. 7, IKJ, yearold mentally retarded son Reliable Informants said one of by the Board of Estimates. The two municipalities make Tt^ouacllaald the population to burned only when a west wind veloper and seller of petro- for a conviction of drunk driving and then allegedly planning to the decrees would lower retire- This budget Is more than three P the Shrewsbury-Township death rate-the number of acci- ls blowing and that a sudden portable service, stations, in Virginia. commit suicide. ment ages for army officers and times as targe u the total ap- school district. The $3,409 Item dental deaths per 100,000 to wind shift 'could cause smoke to Eldonl. Elliott, JS, of 312 Park Chlaf Herring, after receiving civil servants. This would enable propriations for the current bud-Is In addition to the money paid tattoo-declined to a blow inland. NEWARK (AP) - An extra Ave., Freehold, also lost his li-a telephone call, raced to the Lin-the government to ease out of-get The increase is to provide for support of the'school dis- of 81.9. Tht operation alto figured in ditto hearing for a »year-oly d cense for .an Indefinite period ef- Ms house and was instrumental 'leers and administrators who for a superintendent for the trict. ..•.;• Fallal always._a major kUler to ititp i b t lgl li French woman charged with em fective Jan. 17 for a drunk driv- to to harm coming to the boywer, e sympathetic to the rightistschool, as well u salsrles for There is only one taxpayer in aa investigation by local ing conviction in New York. David Llnkls. or his mother. opponents of De Gaulle's promise teachers for. another practical Shrewsbury Township — The Al- of self-determination for Algeria. ieMn«ihi fram thefts ef tons of copper from ...... France, Others whose licenses'were re- Mrs. Unkis, held for Grand nursing course and one to dec-fred Vail Mutual Association. The MM. ueaws irom -_«ZTl-_ _ voked are: Jury action on charges of at- Another decree reportedly un- tronics. association to made up of 269 bums totaled 7,400. an Increase of barge. Two arrests wen been put off .temporarily be* la connection wW> the Invest!, cause no agent for the French Four months-William Landau, tempted murder and suicide, Is der study would enable the gov The board adopted the budfamilies- . I per cent from last year, while gallon. government wu present Offi- 42, of 30 Main St., Encliihtown, iy unemployment compensation )tt said there were about 379 Helena Presbyteriin School, Mrs, Lovett said she thlnki thedamage, the Nitlonaliit Defense Grabctewikl, 45, of 51 Bayard Daniel 0. Cohen, 39, snd Arlhu •fltlon today In Monmouth Med Mneflts to striking workers itudenta of many races attend Transportation wai a problem, miislon school li run by tho Ministry announced, 81., New Brunswick, was kilted Hinklm, M, both of Winimiiii cal Center after iwsllowlng ibou Irebs compared New Jersey') ng. classes In the 30x70.footTo mall the books would hive Presbyteriin Church of the A nationalist spokesman sa yesterday when hit car hit a tree M vitamin pill* in her home Wee1 xr capita strike record to the Janet, A. Flannor. 29, of Brlelle wilding, coal a fortune,,So arrsngementi United Kingdom. Alt the pupils the ship did not return the Com off Rt. II, He wai pronounced and Henry H. Wood, II, of Nep iMdty. Hospital authorities re ecofds of New York and Rnodi Once back' home, Mm. Lovett were made to have the books many of them Hindu and Chimunlst fire but maneuvered dead upon arrival at St, Peter's rune, ported that ihe had • fair night Island which pay strike benefits Mt to the talk of providing tht flown to Trinidad, nest, speak English, ihe slid. eicipe being hit. Hospital, • Mary Mechanic Street PTA Of Jakes E. Richard Formerly of Keansburg STATEN ISLAND - Miss Mary Alencon lace Her tulle Veil fell Bazar Set Thursday ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - In Both attendants were dressed from a bow styled headpiece, a setting of white carnations, gla- i royal blue street length gowns Therese Connolly, daughter of and her bouquet was gardenias RED BANK - Mechanic Street dioli and greens in St. Agnes made of peau-de-soie and chif- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joseph Con- and stephanotis. List Band Parent-Teacher Association will Catholic Church Saturday, Miss fon. They had matching blue Miss Gloria Capozzoli of New hold its only fund-raising event Helen McVey, daughter of Mrcrow. n styled headpieces, trimmed York City was maid of honor. of the school year, the annual and Mrs. J. Joseph McVey Of in veiling, and their bouquets Bridesmaids were Misses, Beatrix 4» East Lincoln Ave., became were yellow sweetheart roses and Members bazar, next Thursday between A. Connolly and Joan Naples, the bride of James Edmond Rich- white shattered carnations. both of Staten Island. The bridal 1:30 and 4:30 p, m. in the school ard, son of Mr. and Mrs.. Ed- The bride's mother chose attendants were dressed alike in In Concert auditorium. mond Richard of Mexico, Maine. gown of dusty rose chiffon, gowns of blue peau-de-soie, and RED BANK - To raise funds Mrs.' Francis Herbert is gen Rev. Richard Ewing officiated. trimmed in Alencon. lace, with all carried bouquets of deep blue for Red Bank Catholic High era) chairman. Mrs. William Mulligan was thematching accessories and a cor- hrysaiithemums: ' ' School's music department, the organist. sage of green orchids. The bride- Stephen E. Naples, Staten Is- Parent-Teacher Association will Booths will sell refreshments, Mr. McVey escorted his daugh- groom's mother was dressed in land, was best man, and John present the girl's glee dub andcakes, old toys, books and gift ter. Her formal styled bridal beige lace, her accessories were D. Hasson and Cornelius Bohan, the school band in a Joint con- items. A movie program is also •own was made of white peau- brown, and her corsage, yellow Jr., both of Staten Island, ush- cert tomorrow night in the school included in the festivities. Old- de-soie and Alencon lace. The orchids. ered. ' . auditorium. • fashioned buttered popcorn will had a portrait neckUsaval Edward J. Briggs of Altoona, When the couple return from ' Mrs. Frederick Meuina is gen- be sold by Mrs. Charles Senlon ST.length sleeves and a boaffaat Pa., wu best man. The ushers their wedding trip to San Juan eral chairman of the event, which and Mrs. Calvin Carhart. skirt trimmed with an applique we're Stephen A. McVey of Al and St. Thomas, they will live will be followed by dancing. Mrs. Committee aides include Mrs. of Akneoa lace,' and styled with Untie Highlands, the bride's bro- at 115 Stuyvssant Place, Staten V William Cladini and Mrs. John Edson Lewis and Mrs. Samuel a bustle back that feU into a ther, and Donald K. Phillips, Island, N. Y. W. Carton, Jr., will be In charge Naidoff, "Pick My Pocket"; Mrs. chapel length train. The bride's Rumford, Maine. The bride, who attended Red of ticket tales at the door the W. Albert Doremus and Mrs. Wil. three-tier fingertip length veil night of the concert. After a reception at Gibbs Bank Catholic High School, is an Uam Mahoney, soda: Mrs. Ar- was attached to a coronet or Hall, Fort Monmouth Officers evening student at Fordham Uni- •-.,• Christopher Cornell will" direct nold Crayiel and Mrs. George lace and seed pearls, and shClue b at Eatontown, the couple versity in New York City, and the band in "Curtain Call Over- Lang, fish pond; Mrs. Walter Bos- carried a bouquet of small white ture," by Cofield, and "Valse left for a wedding trip to Lake is employed by Wertheim and key and Mn. Russell Minion, chisten and shattered Placid, N. Y. The bride's travel- Company in New York City. rtad "Finale" from Offenbach's used toys; Mrs. James Corn and white carnations. I Mrs. Robert J. Naples •Bant* Parisian." ing costume .was tan and brown The bridegroom Is employed in Mrs. Howard Knapp, used books; .Mrs. Frederick Evans of West wool, with black accessories and the accounting department of the j,.Band members who will par- Mrs. Richard Blasi, Mrs. Alonto Long Branch wu the matron of a corsage of white orchids. nolly of 45 Crest Ave., here, for- ottelpate include Dennis Turner, Curchin, Jr., Mn. Lynn Cross mer residents of Forest Ave., International Nickel Company in rEugtne Link. Barbara Hague, Mr. aad Mrs. Jaasea Edsaead Richard honor, and Miss Carol Lee Weis, Mr, and Mn. Richard will Keansburg, and Robert John Na- New York City. He is an evening and Mrs. Charles Katsin, white Locust, wu bridesmaid. ' make their home. at 920 Han student at St. John's University. .?. Thomas Bohnsack, Lucia Inna- elephants. cock St., Rumford, Maine, ples, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Ste- cell!, Aimee Hlllyer, Elaine Volk, where the bridegroom ,, is em- phen E. "Naples of Staten Island, Jane Makely, Elizabeth Greiham, Mrs. Joseph Madusky, Mrs. ployed by the Oxford Paper Com' were married Saturday in St, Stephen Rich, Dwlght Fudge, William Allen, Mrs. Chester K<* St. James Peter's Catholic Church here: PTA Group • Mirie Hastie, Sharon Sullivan, valeski and Mrs. William Patter- Engagements The bride was graduated from Rev. John J. McCarthy offic James Quran. John Cox, Robert son, cakes; Mrs. Edward Brooks ated at the ceremony and nuptia Conducting Eddowcs, Stephen Kentish, May and Mrs. Leuit Hughs*, new ar- Group Sets Atlantic Highlands High School and Monmouth Memorial Hospi- mass that followed. Smut Probe •'Chiding. '••'••' ticles; Mrs. Eugene Ford and Mr. Connolly gave his daugh- Robert Carton, Andrew* Holly- Mrs. Leon Levinson, house paints; Communion tal School of Nursing. She has RED BANK - Members or the Mrs. John O'Kane, Mn. Charles been employed u a-staff mine ter in marriage. parent education study group of wood, Donald Foley, Gregory RED BANK -The Rosary Afc Her gown was made of white Milinowski, Gregory Held, Lynn Raynor sad Mn. Charles Snov- in the operating room at Mon- the Mechanic Street Parent- er, hot dogs; Mrs. Harry Fried, ir Society of St. James Catholic mouth Medical Center. peau-de-soie, trimmed with ar Teacher Association, at a recent Adams, Valerie Cuchural, Su- torch will bold Its annual cor- applique design of re-embroiderec sanna Hillyer, Peter OGrady, man and Mrs. Alan Beasley. doll The bridegroom was graduated meeting with the chairman, Mrs, porate communion and breakfast from Mexico Maine High School, Richard Lucia, Peter MoeUer, clothing; Mrs. Leon RosenfeMSunday. , Lynn Cross, decided to make a John Colannio, Joseph Amereh- and Mn. Irving Richmond, ap and attended Monmouth College SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE suryey of the borough to find out rons, and Mlsi Louise McCue, The mass will be celebrated in West Long Branch. He served t angak), Joanna Murphy, James at I a. m. in the church. Break- MATAWAN-The Cyclones ( if any obscene literature is being Hsggerty and Jeffery Baucch. fast will be served in Crystal the Air Force for four yean, Matawan Township Junior Drum displayed and sold by'the town's Brook Inn, Eatontown. aad Bugle Corps will hold a teen- newstands and stores. ' • Guest speaker will be Rev. A). Scouts Plan age dance Saturday in the Mata At the meeting, the group had Fair Haven Garden Club fred Martin,. Franciscan father wan Township Hose and Chemi- a general discussion on "Porno- from St. Francis Catholic Church, cal Company fire house, Lower graphy, the Black Plague." Study New York City. Father Martin A Leap Year Main St. The Cyclones are spon-group members will discuss their Plans Arrangement Exhibit is'a counselor at St. Francis. He sored by the fire company, and survey with the borough's police also writes for Friar Magazine Square Dance their dances are chaperoned by chief, George Clayton, and Its PAIR HAVEN - Members of hire on the art of using drift- and is author of the book "Moods SHREWSBURY-Hart Webber, company memben. postmaster, Frederick Crine. i| the Garden Club of Fair Haven, rood as a decorative motif, and and Emotions." New Shrewsbury, will be calle : meeUng Wednesday In the Epis- is a container for flowers. Guest solojit will be Mrs. Fran- for the Leap Year square dance jj copal Church parish house.made Guest speaker was George Jus ces Robinson of Middletown. to be held by borough Girl i.plini to exhibit floral arrange- :s, Elberon florist, who gave Mrs. Charles C. Haring and Scouts Monday, Feb. 22, between i. menu at several special events llustrated lecture, "The Median- Mrs. Edward W. Hennessey of 7!30 and 9:30 pcm. in the Shrews- j! to be held in March. cs of Floral Arrangements." Little Silver are chairmen. Mte Gayla M. Skkles Mis* Asa Rente* bury Presbyterian Church, Syca' \\ Mrs. Jesse Harken and Mrs.Hosteues for tea were Mn. Committee memben are Mrs. more Ave. Charles Jahnig will represent the fohn K. Harris and Mrs. William Selma M. Brown, Mrs. Robert OAKHURST - Mr. and Mrs. RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Announcement of this activity ! dub by participating in the table Jettmar. Guests were Mrs. Harry Carroll and Mrs. Ralph F. Tram. Kenneth B. Sickles. 420 Brook- John Romeo of 280 South Pearl was made when the borough's setting contest to be held March "allows, Mrs. Carl Cluthe, Mn. baulo, Red Bank; Mn. Edward »'* Ave., have announced the en St., have announced the engage- Girl Scout Neighborhood Associa- 25 at Ballantina China and Glass lenry. Labrecque, Mrs. David Gone, Little Silver; Mrs. gagement of their daughter. Miss ment of their daughter. Miss tion met in the school this week. Gayle Marie Sickles, to Richard Shop. Red Bank. They will do lowland,. Mrs. Michael Rafferty rank Daly; Shrewsbury; Mrs. Ann Romeo, to Wayne Coulson, March and April activities will floral arrangements for a spe-md Mn. Clarence Howard. Robert McCarthy and Mn. WilR. Lattime, son of Mrs. Marion son of Mrs. Alma Coulson of Mar- include a mother-daughter tea, cial type table, to be designated liam Daley, Middletown, and E. Lattime of Medford, Mass., tinsville, Va. and the late Er- March 7, at 3:30 p. m.in the 'bytheshopownen. Mn. Elwood F. Searles, River and the late Percy H. Lattime. nest Coulson. school: and the annual cookie j; Mn. Harold Lartaud and Mn Pounders Day Plus. A May wedding is planned. Miss Romeo is a junior at Red sate, directed by Mn. George bF. Waldroa Kennison will exhibit Fifty-year members of the so- Miss Sickles was graduated Bank High' School. Mr. Coulson Koening and memben of Girl .floral arrangements at the annual ciety will be given.recognition: from Asbjiry Park High School, attended Martinsville, Va., High Scout Troop 2S3. Home Show In Asbury Park's Proqram Set Mrs. Joseph Bray, Mrs. M, Land. . attended Monmouth College School, and Is employed by the Scouts wiU display their hand- Convention Hall, March. Hollywood, Mn. Julia JCeeugh asjt Asbury Park Business Col- Sales Knitting Mill in Virginia. crafts at a special program at At River Plaza and Miss Margaret Ryan,-Red late. She is employed at the the April meeting of the Shrews- Mrs. Arthur Jiacoobe and Mn. Bank; Mrs. Thomas, Sai Army Signal Publication Agency bury Borough Parent-Teacher As- Floyd Merlette were appointed RIVER PLAZA — Program Shrewsbury; Mrs. Nora < at Fort Monmouth. sociation.. Mrs. Lyle Daggett is chairmen of an. April card party plans for Founden Day were Oeeanport and Mra. Rose O'Flah- Mr. Lattime, a graduate of chairman of the PTA exhibit. and fashion show, Mn. Frank by the executive board of theerty, Middletown. Northeastern University, recent Others attending were Mrs. I A. Kenney wu named chairman Parent Teacher Association at ly completed a two-year tour of Harry Keller, chairman, Mrs. | of a committee to re-evaluate meeting Wednesday in the school. duty as an Army officer, and is Gordon Morrison. Mrs. William I the club's bylaws; Mrs. Paul Coben la chairman now employed as a chemist with Addie, Mrs. William Pries, Mrs. i! Monday, several club memben of the observance to be held Concert Set Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com- John Sharp, Mn. Leo Kessler, 1 were the guests of Mrs. William Tuesday, Feb. II, in conjunction pany la Akron, Ohio. Mn. George Steck, Mrs. Victor ! O: Lawrence, a member of UMwith the regular association meet- For Lazar, Mrs. Edward Meyers, | Naveslak Garden Club. The ing. Mrs. Harold McEver, Mn How- I hostess gave aa illustrated lee Jack A: Weinheimer. Fair Ha- Loretta Branson, ell Walton, Mrs. Raymond An- ven, will be principal speaker. By Chorale derson and Mrs, Edward Patter- Mr. Weinheimer is chief proba- son. tion officer of Monmouth County ASBURY PARK - Alden Ham Raymond Fidler and, referee'of the county's Juve- mond of New Shrewsbury wil BELFORD - Mn/Gertrude nile CourtHie talk will concern direct the (0-voice Shrewsbury Branson, 77 Park Ave., has made Squad Auxiliary the problems of the court and Chorale in a concert of sacred known the engagement of her probation. music Sunday at I p. m. in the daughterT Miss °Loretta Branson Officers [nstalled UNIFORMS Mr. Weinheimer Is a member sanctuary of Trinity Episcopa" to Raymond A. Fidler of Rich MATAWAN ~ -Mrs. Theodore of the board of the Bordentown Church, here. mond, Va. Spiecker, new president of the Reformatory and is on the board Lawrence Salvatore, organist Miss Branson, a Middletown Auxiliary of the Matawan First Reversible Jackets of the proposed Children* Psy.for the church, will play a ore-Township High School "graduate" Aid Squad,.received the put of chlalric Center for Monmou lude and accompany the chorale la employed by the Red Bank her office from the retiring pres- County. at the organ. The concert is open law firm, Doremus, Russell, Fa- ident. Mn. Harry Clune, at the Mothers of the third grade wi auxiliary meeting Tuesday In to the public. There Is no admis- sano and Nicosia, Mr. Fidler was Miss Feaay Fsrasaa be hostesses. . ' sion charge. graduated from John Manhall squad headquarters, Little St. Six members of the PTA whi The program will Include two High School in Virginia. He is MirJDLETOWN — Mr. andChairmen of last year's proj- will represent River Plata at th works by Bach. "All Breathing .erring in the Navy, stationed in Mrs. Archie Forman, 68 Kings ects reported as follows: Mrs. county Founden Day luncheoi Life," which is the finale from the Mediterranean. Hwy., have announced the enFran- k Cordasco, for ribbon sales; Feb. 17 at Deal Country Clut the motet "Sing Ye to the Lord" gagement of their daughter, -Miss Mn. Spiecker, candies, and Mn. will be Mrs. Joseph Magnotta, and "Jesu Meine Freude." a five Penny Forman, to Jack Delmeier Andrew Dtodato. card parties. president; Mn. Rita S, Quail, part motet. Lecture Scheduled The unit will hold a tricky-tray principal; Mrs. Anne P. Young, of 22 Center Ave., Leonardo. 48 MORRIS AVE. The third work Is the motet, Miss Forman is a Mlddli party in April, rummage ssles in faculty; Ms. Edwin H. Brasc Opus 29, No. 2 by Johannes On 'Filth Mongers' May and September, arid card (Near Broadway) former principal and life i Brahms. Township High School senior. parties in October and November. ber; Mrs. John Bohinksi and RED - Bernard Flnan Delmeier was graduated from Middletown' High School and is Mn. Harold Perry, past presi- compositions on sacred text, with dents. trated lecture, "The Filth Mon- a lineman employed by the Jer- one or more independent melo- gen," at a meeting of Red Bank sey Central Power and Light dies sung In a simultaneously Catholic High School Parent- Company in Belford. The only predator aside from Association Monday ai man that the rhinoceros in India an important type of song in the7:30 p. m. in the school audi- has lo fear is the tiger. It does l«th century. Later, motets were torium. . , ST. JEROME'S CROUP fear elephants, but elephants fear incorporated in the Maw, set to ( Parent conferences will follow WEST LONG BRANCH - it, too. Latin text. the lecture. "Mary, The Mother Of God" will Mr. Finan Is associated with be the topic of Rev. Francis Mc- the Pauliit Press of New York Gulnnesi, pastor of St. Jerome's Kitty Kelly; City. He was graduated from St. Benedict's Academy and Villa Catholic Church, Monday at a nova University. ' •• meeting of the Rosary Altar So- MODERN WALNUT PRICES Wants to Grab New Boy ciety. Recitation of the Rosary MISSION SCHOOLS will be conducted at 8 p. m. »•• is-t •• M us m» i* im, RED BANK-Dlck Hlghtower, DINING ROOM SET JTavrrr HHM'SUHC. H(IM«M Before Another Girl Does assistant to the president of the Nnnki. Dear Kitty Kelly: beat Is still fancy free, you'll Navigators, a lay Christian group - China, oval table— ATKNTION I i NWIM AMn, HMfllU AlltMaMt. A new boy moved into our both be Just about the right age devoted to Bible study and per- •»• wry tin m 4rlM ' ' neighborhood. I'd liko lo snatch tor real romance. sonal evangelism, will be key SHERMAN'S 4 tide chain him before some other girl does. speaker Sunday at % p. m, for The only trouble is-he's three Dnr Kitty Kelly: the, Church School of Minions I Charge Year Parchase long years oldtr than I am, How We are two girl friends who at tht Baptist Church, Maple ONLYI can I get him to notice me? I'm have been la love with two hand- Ave. 292* H.-Susle. ' some brothers for a year and a Mr. Hljthtower has served In Dear Susie: Play a waiting half, Whatever we do, they never East Krnva, Africa. In the game. A boy of 17 is likely to take their eyes off us — until we midst of'Miu Mau Incidents, and Curtains regard a girl of 14- as a mere look at them, Then, It's as if wewas the rl'recfor of "fo'toi«>-un' I child. Don't start thinking ser- friends always laugh when we say for the BlUv Graham crusade In Draperies Cherry French Provincial triple Dresser IANK iously about any boy till you're didn't know them, Their boy N«w York Cltv. and Mirror, Chest Bed, Night Table II. Then If your current heart Hit We've had plenty of chanci This Is the fourth Sunday the Slipcovers to talk to them but freeze if thi Church School of Missions,has opportunity arises. We can talkhid the challenge of the Gospel Bedspreads A Burton Home's Travelogue with other boys for hours, Advise in Africa portrayed by mission- LAWSON SOFA AND CHAIR, ushew to break the (thick) let arles and African nationals In Linens Quilted Print. Floor Sample •250* "GRAB. LAND Of THE Will" we go craty.-L, J, personal spoearances and by Dear L. J.: Courage. It's means of films, lectures and Venetian Blinds Narrated ly Robert Mallstf Leap Yearl You'll have a valid group discussion. IN PERSON . ; excuse to flag those handsome brothers on the 29th of this ELECTION DAY SALE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th • 8:00 P.M. month, BROWNTOWN - The local FREDERICK & SON FURNITURE COMPANY Parent-Teacher Association will Dtctraler BELMAR GRAMMAR SCHOOL Send your problem to Klttv hold a cake and candy sale Tues- U Broad SI, FOR rii\n FURMWM: AIHURIOR DECORATING TICKITS: Adults SISO - Studanti $I.7J Kelly, Enclosed a stamped, sell- day during tlie school board elec- RED BANK SHedyilde 7-3511 addressed envelope, and addrtsi tion, The isle, to be held 4tt Bread «!.- her In cars of The Red Bank In Browniown School, opens at Shrewsbury SH MNS SOS Iroad HouStreetm , Shrewsbury, N. J. ft 3-4111 Register, i p, m. It Until t • Wednesday and Friday Evtnlnp Until » ff r HaVw Apjdlif ' Potter* Being Distributed U.S. Foreign Guest of Little Silver RED BANK-The Bnai Brith Women of Red Bsnlc, in observ- LITHE SILVER - Members Guests from Fair Haven were ance of Brotherhood month—Feb- of the auxiliary of the Fair Ha- Will Be Discussed Mrs. Bernard Rosenberg, Mrs. ruary—have started' distribution ven Fire Company attended the Arthur Davidson. Mrs. Carl of the Ant! Defamation League's OCEANPORT — The board of .dations for improvement of ssrv- guest night meeting which the Jakubecy, Mrs. Carl Burniide, auxiliary of the Little Silver Fire brotherhood posters: With Mrs. kecton of the League of Wo- '««• Mrs. Jesse Mclllray, Mrs. Al- Warren Jailer as chairman, the ten Voters, Red Bank Region. Mrs. H. E. Sutdiffe, Red Bank, Company held in the fire house, fred Robbins, Mr. Willian San- chairman of water resources, said Willow Dr., Wednesday. women will distribute these no- let Tuesday night in the home born, Mrs. Ronald McDaniel, Mrs tices to churches of all faiths in the Blatnik bill, pertaining'to Lester England,'Mrs; Helen Ben- Mrs. Joseph F. Bryan, here. Mr*. Harry Carter, president, the Greater Red Bank area, and the federal water pollution pro- nett, Mrs. Warren Reinhardt, greeted the guests, and also in- other public meeting places. Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe, New Shrews- gram,: is now before Congress. troduced a prospective member Mrs. Richard Pettigrew, Mrs. At the group's meeting, Tues: ury, president, announced that She urged luague memben, and of her organization, Mrs. Paul James Acker, Mrs. William Rob- others, to write their congress- s day, Feb. 23,' at the Congrega- unit meetings" will be held Feb. Sominers, Jr. bins, Mrs. James Farley, Mrs, men requesting its adoption. • Laurence Farley, Mn. John P. tion Bnai Israel synagogue in in the morning and evening Rumson, several March activi- . Mn Robert Multer, Colts Neck, Mulvihill, it., Mn. John P. Mul- discuss United SUtes foreign chairman of the by-law revision Garden Club vihiU, Jr., Mrs. Joseph Drucoll, ties will be planned, including a card party. The program for illcy. . committee, reported on recom- Mrs. Patrick HaUeran, Mn mended changes In tbe local John Clark, Mrs. Herbert E the March 22 meeting will be Library Study Has Luncheon outlined. It will be a reunion of league's by-laws. Hawkins, Mn. Edward Dauben- Miss Elisabeth Kelley. Red all the women who have joined The proposed changes will be EATONTOWN - The Navesink schmldt, Mn. Barney EgeUnd, lank, is chairman of the foreign Garden Club held its annual Mn. J. A. Brokaw, Mn. A. Uv- the unit since it was founded in voted upon at the league's an- olicy committee. nual meeting in March. luncheon Tuesday at Crystal ingston Lundy and Mn. William January, .1954. Memben of her group will pre- Mn. Multer was assisted by Brook Inn with Mrs. Richard Tansey Last Saturday, the unit held a lent information concerning the "Snowball" dinner-dance at Jo- Mn. Sutdiffe, and Mrs. Kenneth Hurd, Locust, and Mrs. David At the Little Silver group's bust' ^ liddle, East, the area on which Mitchell, New Shrewsbury, seph's with Mrs. Howard Sher- Jackson, Navesink, as chairmen'. ness meeting, Mrs. Joseph Pace, e: group has been concentrating _ ... .. _. man in charge. A group of Ar- \ New members who received chairman, announced plans lor their study this year. • . . ri^esesi ngf* thur Murray dancers entertained Mn. Bryan, chairman of the corsages were Mrs. Bernard Bar- ham dinner to be served in the Library Study rett, Rumson; Mrs. Saul Shapiro, fire house March 17, between and during the "champagne budget committee, presented the Atlantic Highlands, and Mn. 5:30 and 8 p. m. , hvHAMCKETCHAM hour" awarded prices to Mrs. Mn. Bernard Goldsmith. Lit proposed budget for the ltsMI WSCS Hears DENNIS THE MENACE le Silver, chairman of the library George H. Weis, Locust Refreshments were served from Joel Stein and Robert Baskin. fiscal year; which begins April Dinner prizes were awarded to tudy committee, reported on con- ; The luncheon tablet were dec- a table decorated in a Valentine i... • : . '.'•. / : ••••". Deaconesses Mr. and Mn. Sherman, Mr. and lusions reached so far by her Other memben of the budget orated with floral arrangements motif. Hostesses were Mn. War- ren Herbert, Mn. Robert Wlch- Mn. Stein. Mr. and Mrs. Baskin, ommittee, which has been study committee are Mn. Richard Sec- done by members. The following EATONTOWN - Memben of mann, Mn. Fred Bruno. Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. George Waldman, ig library facilities in the cbun- low, Little Silver, Mn. Max Sin- received prizes: Mrs. Harry Cra- the*Women's Society of Christian Thomas Bruno, Mrs. Joseph Bad- Mr. and Mrs. George Beckman, ger, New Shrewsbury, and Mn. ver, Chapel Hill, first; Mn. Fran- Service of the Methodist Church galupi and Mn. John Bacigahipi. met at the home of Mn. Elliott Mr. and Mrs: Philin Genovese The Asbury Park Region Peskoe. ds. E. Swartz, Fair Haven, sec : Willltts, Reynolds Dr.. Tuesday. and Miss Barbara Struhl. eaguc has been . conducting a Reports were also given by Mrs. end; Mrs. Nelson Benedict, Fair Guest speakers were from the iryey of library facilities in their Walter Schware,-, Little Silver, Haven, third, and Mrs: Robert Two-Parts Perfect Deaconess Home in Ocean Grove HONOR MOTHER rea, she said. ' membership chairman, and Mrs. Kirkman, Fair Haven, honorable and included Miss NeUie V. Glei When their surveys are com- Mitchell, voten' service chair- mention. MIDDLETOWN-Misses Marie pleted the t«vo IMBUM will ml. Printed Pattern ser, assistant to the auperinteu' and Nancy Palmier! Sunday were man. •-.:• • ' .''. • .'••'. • • -. • , •• At the March I meeting in the dent of the home. Miss Blanche laborate in presenting the results Others present were Mn. Ray hostesses at a birthday party for the public, with recommen- Navetink Library auditorium, Kent, Mn. Elizabeth A. Bruba- their mother, Mn. Anthony Pal Mattingtey, Oakhunt, Mn. Wil- Mn; Vincent Mulligan will apeak ker, and Miss Anne K. Neater. mierl, at their home, 171 Nave- liam Miller. Mrs. John Wood and PAPER DRIVE Mn. Robert Schutman. all New on "Dried Arrangements." Each guest told of her work sink River Rd. Mr. Palmier! as- sisted his daughters as host. UNION BEACH - \ paper Shrewsbury, and Mn. Charlotte all over the world in city mis- Levy. Red Bank, a guest of the Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Irive will be made by the Fire Mission Study Units sions, schools, community cen- board. . Heir. Pastor, Member ters, and with Travelers Aid. Frank Amodio, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- lepartment's Junior Drum ajid The study course 00 Africa, seph Calabretta, Mr. and Mrs. igle Corps tomorrow morning. EATONTOWN - The members held at the home of Mn. Leslie Frank Grasso, Mr. and Mrs. Paper will be collected from LEATHER COATS of the church and medical mis- D. Seely on Tuesday has been Jerry Scatura, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Irook Ave. to Rt. JS, including sion study groups of the Eaton- completed. Not Tuesday, Mn. seph Mam, Mr. and Mrs. Mario Mth sides of Union Ave,, Haven CUANIO t ALTniOl town Methodist Church met Sun- William Apostolacus of Long Rossi, Mn. Louise Siciliano, nd Cottage Parks, Morningside VINCENT'S $$& day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Branch will show slides and cur- Miss Diane Mlnery, Daniel Biful ,ve. and Harris Gardens. The co. Vincent Rossi and- James alance of the borough will be • MSISM Avst' -' last Issik' George B. Whitfleld, Broad St. ios on Africa, in the chapel of the S^Sv a^BV^S^S^BJ Sff^B V^STSf • S^a^B^S^BJ B^S^SxSV^SaSj svered at a later date. Rev. Milton F. LeCompte, pas- Presbyterian Church at S p. m. Granato. - ' tor, spoke on Burma, Malaya, Three prayer groups will meet Okinawa, the Philippines and at the homes of Mr. and Mn. Haziet / Latin America. Mrs. Mack Moyle George B. Whitfleld, Broad St.; Mr. and Mn. Raymond D. spoke on Korea. Mr. and Mn. W. Lester Whit- Frye and sons of Keyport have Also attending were Mr. and field. Clinton Ave.: and Mr. and moved into the former Howard Mn. Elliott Willitts. Reynolds Mrs. Lester Whitfleld, Mrs. Rus- * I THOOflMT THE TRAIN WAS RATHER €000/ Walling house on Bethany Rd. sell Sheets, Mn. Arthur Frazer, Dr. on Ash Wednesday, March \rtru* dnn Gkiltm Mrs. John Dietz, Mrs. Claude David Prim, son of Mr. and Melone, Mn. Richard Roberts, Mn. Willitts spoke on the _ ~ ,^.. .. , lew Shrewsbury; Mrs. W. Daniel Mn. Edward Print, Hillcrest (/ 4N0ASS0CIATSS worldwide church attendance »t. Elizabeth's Unit Mn. Fred Bomemann, Miss Hen- rniiams, Jr., West End; Mrs. Rd., has enlisted in the US rietta Herrmann, Miss Sara Bo- drive snd the week of dedication Ai r Force snd is stationed a Sets Dinner-Dance oseph Hanson, Jr., Allenhurst; DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER water and Miss Judith Bome- and evangelism to start Feb. 28. Lackland Air Force. Base, Texas, She stressed special emphasis on w Misses Julia and Alice O'Con- mann. WEST DEAL-The Mmmouth Msrch activities-World Day of or, Fair Haven; Mrs. Robert The cake sale held' by the Prayer, and dedication Sunday, County Chapter of the College 'an Benthuysen, West Long Ladies Auxiliary of Hazlet Fire INTERIOR DESIGNERS March 6. of St. Elizabeth's Alumnae Asso- Company, at the Acme store, GONE ... Mn. John Oousterman, Villa Iranch; Mrs. Edward Drechsel ciation will hold a dinner dance Rt. 15, on Friday was reported 630 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J., SH 1-MM Mrs., John Ousterman, Villa Uberoo Park; and Mrs. Joseph May 21 at Georgian House, Rt success. The auxiliary will meet Mr. H. P. Myrchlasoo paid PI., was welcomed as a Middletown.; in the fire house Monday night. la tO»M oa feraltare mm member. . 35. Plans for this, were made being released for resale. Mrs, Fred Bomemann, presi- at a luncheon meeting Saturday Credit manager wants re- dent, .announced that an execu- in Georgian House. ' liable party to take over tive board meeting will take place balance due of only . . . on Tuesday, Feb. IS, at the home Mn. Charles McAullffe, Deal, of Mn. Arthur L. Frazer, Broad and Mn. Elizabeth White, As- St. bury Park, will be dance chair '244 Hostesses .were Mn. W. M. men. < •M perjr 911 wtsuy Moyle and Mn. Harry A. Michen- Othen present were Mrs. Ed- FURNITURE IS NEW . feider. Next meeting will be at ward Heissler, Mrs. William csulstsef the home of Mn. Seely, South Kennedy, Mn. William F. O'Bri- A '^ —'- Makthsm SBAAMMIM For town or country, sew this St., Tuesday, March I, at 8 p. m en and Mrs. James Finucane, w ffC) invwvni BWHH easy-to-make 'dress, 'n' bolero •S-pe. Fenalea Disette that travels the seasons smartly. ETIQUETTE • 7-pe. Foam RaMier Note cool neckline, diagonal bod- Sectional Oatflt ice, buttoning and easy skirt. Coated Mr. Safer ' Printed Pattern 9102: Misses' Sizes M,M. K. I*. 20; 40, 42, 44, AMY VANDERBILT 46, 4S. Size IS dress and bolero requires 4% yards 39-inch. DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: FIELD I was always brought up to keep Send SO cents (coins) for this Ail-Year Tulips pattern-add 10 cents for each my feet on the floor, not cross- FURNITURE ing my knees. This is what hap- pattern for lst-clsss milling, NOW TOP QUALITY Send to Marian Martin, Pattern pened at one of our guild meet- THRIFT Dept., 232 West 18th St., New ings. A tall girl (and welt-pro- York 11, N. Y. Print plainly portioned) had on one of the very name,; address with zone, size short skirts. She wss not cogniz- TERRIFIC SAVINGS! 8 E. Front St. and style number. ant of the fact, but while she was Keypert, N. J. JUST OUT! Big, new 1960 sitting there she crossed her knees CO 44*22 Spring and Summer Pattern and several of us, Including the ALL WOOL Piw Btttntt Tn* M«nwe Catalog, in vivid,, full-color. Over minister, sitting in front of her Hurry in for the Man HMra: Maatajr llm Mt,'. 100 smart styles ... all sizes could see bare akin! It was em- Um.hlM>. Ann, us M, nnlip 'HI » ». m. ... all occasions. Send now! barrassing to all of us. Finally Only 25c someone gave her a hint and BUY OF A LIFETIME since that time she has been RIPPLE PILE more careful' to wear longer skirts. LION'S "I wish you would put some- thing In the paper about the mis- TEXTURED take of crossing one's kneel, $f! .99 Same Day Service Some people cross.their ankles At Ow Cdl Offkt on that doesn't look right, Rt* either. I have noticed photo- $10.95 • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS graphs of-this kind In the news- ALL WOOL papen and it Is amusing and yet ONLY! Far Square Yarsl • FLATWORK appalling to see, how awkward one looks. — E. R., Stepney, 14.74 WHITI ST. KID IANR V WIM MVMIHMNf QV f ivirvi Ir SMS Wjf Conn." Even the most conservative SVCR fl EMiy flv vVaWa It women, it seems, are uncon* scious of the peril in cross- Thlsl I HIV Ing the knees while wearing a^^^bu^^K, ^^k ' ssisBi^hAA ^_ssuc^ a^a^a^al ' fce^fBSA as Expert to Advise short skirts. Even if one doesn't cross the knees, and WWOT wt IWiwIT ,V*Eny wtfl yOTnli IS merely crosses the legs at the ankles (the Victorian rule), WIMfy a • • WHsl tt flO0f)t fnWll ^119 VMJBSSBWA sssssstass' ••ta^sssWflt Women on Money there is still danger of too See rht newest stiasiss at rko IMHJII'I towtit much exposure if one is seat- ••kAl^a^kA ' ^IHBI sskk^B^BBsa^s^BBisBk ^saa^^BBH lasad e>aft^B^BSBBi sska^aH JB^IJ^^B In most American bonus ed in one of the low modern |«*ICVS • WH EMfTMT •jWWy*. TFVHI fVJI fWH* women control the punt chairs, and Is short. If lh»re Slim panels of color — smart, strings. They decide what an. no other chain en which modern, decorative! Use them In should and shouldn't be to ait, the alternative, If one bouiht in the WSJP of food. living room, bedroom — any- ia In a short skirt, Is to sit for- where. ' • , elothlm, furniture, appll- ward on the chair or couch. •nces, even the style of the Largc-as-life, realistic tulips In NURSERY RUGS BELOW COST home. lUelf and Its location. easy S-to-lnch cross-stitch keep "DEAR MISS VANDERBILT: spring in your home all year. These days women are mak> I would like to know what color Ing big decisions about what Pattern 711: two Ml-lnch mo- IUDOET TERMS • EASY PARKING accessories I could wear with a tifs; color schemes, Investments the family should black coat with black fur trim, Send U cents (coins) for this make to build s sound, soeun other than black.-Mn. D. I., SHodysidt 14272 future. And with stock and Cambridge, "Mass. pattern - add I cents for each bond tips often a fashion, pattern for, tst-class mailing. able topic of conversation at Black la the best choice, but Send to Red Bank Register, Ikrfky f:30 A. M. to 5:00 P. M^-Pridoy 9:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. the weekly bridge club and carefully chosen shades of NoodlecMft Dept., P. O, Box III, •ver ths back yard fence, tt brawn cat also be very smart; Old Chelsea Station, New York Its essential that every woman for example, brante or taupe II, N. Y. Print plainly pattern have a knowledge of finance. shades In kid or suede, In this number, name, address and tone. Do you know which should case the same shade of brown Newl Newt Newt Our IMO should be repeated elsewhere- Laure Wheeler Ncedlecraft Book WSIH KY eorne first-savings, life In. surance'. horns ownerthrp or In the glovei, or the bag or ready NOWI Crammed with the hat, but not in all three. investments? Starting ex- exciting, unusual, popular de- clusively In Sunday's Journal* signs to crochet, knit, sow, em- American, Assistant financial Best one-gamo basketball point broider, quilt, weave — fashions, RT 35, BROAD ST SHRLWSBURY Editor, Sam Sliulsky will tell MHS. EVEHVWOMAIS total In the Ivy League Is 45hom, e burnishing, toys, gifts, bl- itou, clearly »nd concisely, Tip* on Monty Pcnn'i Ernie Beck act the mark ur hits. In the hook FREE - *What Every Woman Should In 1052 and Columbia's Choi 3 quilt patterns, Hurry, send 29 (Know About Money." Forte tied It In 1097. cents for your copy. f. SjisiPG

ran.r lint afwnt last jajteBtbtT on IfcW-— TUovie Lee Marvin earlier in the even lier to da wtthtut tbtta. Aay- (II) English 12 (4) Weather I ' U:lt- (I) Movie U ing) as tough, brutal Mike Ham «:4S-(4)News • (II) Movie way, CBS* A Bewfaiet freai nwr than as Grey Holden of Riv (I) Guiding Light Maevice CkevaUer" lived BB to (7) News U-.m- (I) Movie 'erboat? •:.• '. •-"•^ .. : ' • 1:99-<2> News 7:lw- (!) World News 1:M-(!) Movie tht ptwflkist of KB title, aU 99 Dolores Del Rio, once one ol (I). Dr.:Joyce Brothers (4) Four Just Men . (4) Consott Dr. Brothers Hollywood's brightest stars, will It WM, as the engaging gentle- (it) Cartoons ($)ILsdThreeUvas ' '• (7) Eveaiag Prayer < appear, in.a'March musical show man explained, a one-man show. (7) About Faces (7) U.S. Marshal l:l»-(4) IJth Hour about Mexico with Janet Blair, All bis onstage: aaaistaata were ' (II) Fun at One (I) Terrytnoas (I) Newa and Weather Gilbert Roland aad Ricardo Mon- AOViNTUinS — "Vanty Ocrringtr," action dranwa i ; girls but they wet*, big name Jock Mshsnty (left) In the titlt rolt, will at tht llrtt re-fun ' (II) News . l:4»-^ (4) News; Sermoaette The Arthur Murray I;HW (!) Bums and Allen guests-Joaa; Crawford's twins, terits en "Adventure Time," Monday Ihrcuflh Friday afttmeeat (it)Newabaat S:l»-(l)News •> Show will.start an^occasional but- { (4) News Lucy, Araai,' Raady Paajr and on tht NBC-TV Network, effective Feb. I. At right, X. Brands - 7i*tv(!) Local Newa I:M- (I) Give Us This Day of-format show during which a 1;M- (!) As The World Tuna Barbara Brittoo's daughter. He •ertrayt Darrlriaer's Pawnet Indian friend, Pahoe. Tha ssritl It tsit- (!) Weatker Itamoue name star wiU be ."fall set In Ntw Orltana during the late IMO't. ' ' (4) Dial 4 . MnUMY NOKNING . .• chatted witk and aang to them (II) Newa guy, "to.be ribbed or roasted by (5) Movie., •:4t-(!) Previews ; Chevalier sang most of the other performers. This is the plot (7) Ray Miiland 7:l»-(!)Newa . songs with which. Be is atsoci- •:is>- (!) Give Ua This Day of the famed i«ew.'iorit ecus (I) Film Drama - 7:H-(1I> Weather •:«-(!) News But I do think I enj Saints and Sinners luncheons (II) Growing In Spanish (U) Sports (4)Sermonetto v |him most with his version c presided over for years by the MOHT ANO PAY - Lortttt l:M-(U>News 7iH- (!) Rawmda V JiH- (!) Big Picture Jolsoa songi, when he was long- .Ye»% Mr tf NBC-TV's run- late F, Darius Benham. Bob Hope 2:9B- (!) For Better or Worse (4) Paoatt Are Funny (4) Modem Farmer ing for the Swanee Ree-vare. He 4*f nl|tlt "UrMU Veuil§ first fall guy—suffering in- 1 (4) Queen For A Day (I) CaaaonbaU 7iM- (I) Sunrise Semester reminisced, philosdphlsod. danced Skew, ? alee will he presentee! dignities in exchaage for 1190,- •M t*« flttmwrk week**? alter. (7) Day In Court - (7) Walt Diiaey 7:!t- (I) Previews; Call to and gave us a wonderful informal 1 (I) Film Drama. (I) Movie MM to be donated to an eye re- (leant, •ttrtini Feb. *,.rafuns . . Prayer iac...'.. :"••• >•• •••. •'•-• •••••• ••• lr fllRIiTOIl| I EATONTOWN 1 search fund. Anyway, it will be •f MM l«n|-«i««bliih«d weekly (II) Almanac (II) Mr. Adams sad Evt 7:H—(7) Morning Prayer The show, u CBS carefully a* IV, flC BANK JB H OU VI IN IM! AlPI 1 change from celebrity dance (trite will ht M.«esythreu|ri- MB- (!) House Party (II) Highway Patrol felt— (!) Captain Kangaroo nounced, was pre-recorded. And If H(l, II ' .1 Ih. ( IPfl 1 | Fritiytfiytirnt atlrsetiont un- contests on the NBC show. (4) Thin Man (4) Art Carney (!) Home and Garden it sounded as it the name of a der the title, 'tf The lereMe A aassber ai readert,- writ- UMM9 : : (7) Gale Storm (I) Night Court (J) Encyclopaedia record company had been erased SH 1-U00 ••w .. Vaunt Theatre.*.- lag about their TV cemplaiats, SHOWS FROM 7 P. M. (I) Film Drama (II) San Francisco Beat - Britannica from the tape where Maurice faealiea wtmea la slacks—«vea MATINEE AT 2:90 ' Free la-Car Heaters (II) Basic Russian (II) Mike Wallace (7) Cartoon Festival was tossing in a little plug for a K«d CroM Slartt the sliiaay aaet aad these Evenings From 7 P. M. Children Always Free 1:N-(!) Millionaire I:M> (1) Hotel De Paree S:M- (4) Children's Theather record. • :.;.•• (I) Tombstone Territory caaMterciais with the beautifal Coat. Sat., Sun., Hoi. New; Radio Series (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Cartoons. (7) Man From girls lakiag baths la, public... Early Show Sun. » P. M. currently la progress, aeeerdini (II) Movie *N_ (!) Lucille Ball- 1CM- (!) Heckle and Jeckle hradicho rteaedt, l*t iaotaacc, die." whkk received sow ae- to Mri. Richard Lee*, County (1) Verdict Is Yours Dasi Arau (4) Howdy Doody has a aew OM; wMdi sukotr* tlces ... HabbeU RtMasaa Red Cross Chapter radio co-ordi- (4) From These Roots - (I) Theater i (7) Oswald Rabbit ' Prtductloai, lac, will do a se- (5) Doorway to Destiny tulos a twMod/rejM aaa atst> . (7) 77 Sunaet Strip ll:lt- (1) Mighty Mouse trie sfwrfct la tfcs head lor ries of beur-laag mystery aad The programs are hurd each (7) Who Do You Trust? (I) Movie (4) Ruff and Reddy advaatare shews uader the title Thursday at 3: OS p. m. (I) Movie of "Thriller" ftr NBC broad- (II) Man From the Wast (I) Leam To Draw vtsltkag atstat-TV Mlala cat> Mrs. James Johnston, Rumion, 4: (!) Brighter Day cast aext fall. •sM- (4) Masquerade Party (II) Command Psrfor- •Mas that Us kkj preMm with vteachairman of the Gray Lady (4) House on High Street (II) Bachilors mance a TV-watcWag yoaag soa Is unit at Rlveryiew. will speak lor (5) Douglas Fairbanks. Milt- (!) Twilight Zone ll:4»-(I) News that the bay Is always aeeuag Recommended tonight: Art Cray Lady service next Than- . (7) American (4) Boxing 11:41- (I) Movie Carney Show, NBC, 8-9:39 (EST) day, and Mrs. Nalhan Frankel, daddy kaeckad eft by the here, 4:11-(1) Secret Storm (!) Not For Hire II:N-(I) I Love Lucy —"Hiree in One," consisting of unit chalrmaa of Red Cms vol with raaaltng traama whoa (!) Detectives (4) Great Gildersleeve three one-act plays by Sean untetr nurses tides at the MM' 4:11- (!) Edge of Night father walks la aUvt aaa (II) Hiram Holliday (7) Cartoon Playhouse O'Casey, Noel Coward and Eu mouth Medical Center, will out' (4) Split Personality wUttUag, baas the day's work. lt:M- (!) Person to Person (I) Playtime gene O'Neill, each starring Car- line the hospital phase, of Red (5) Mr. District Attorney When next Sunday's "Frontiers (I) Official Detective (It) Three Musketeers Croat work Feb, 18. : (II) Abbott and Costello of Faith" ahow about Africa was ney. ...-•. (7) Black Saddle ll:»- (!) Lone Ranger 1W-(!) Life of Riley The leriet which ends Feb. 25, (I) Movie (4) Circus Boy Is being conducted by Mrs. Ura (4) Movie BAN EGG SEAL USE 2ND HIT 2ND HIT _, (II) SoMiera of Fortune (7) Magic Eye Dunn of WJLK in cooperation (5) Big Beat TRENTON (AP) - The state (II) Newsoeat (II) Industry on Parade AT CAMION AT EATONTOWN with:Mrs. Lees. '.•/•„:, MOVIE TMETABIE Department of Agriculture an' (I) Wild Bill Hickok 11:41- (4) Jackpot Bowling (It) New Horizons FRED MAC MURRAY (II) Bozo Tlii Clown RED BANK nounced yesterday it, haa. banned] MU) 'Sports H:4S-("> Through The VICTORIA SHAW The original Olympic .Games Carlto*—The Brookview Poultry Farm, James I:!S-(II) Clutch Cargo I1:N- (!) News (11) Through The Gene Krupt "Ort4|Oti Trail" were held in. Greece. There burg,, from using the "State Seal fit!-(!) Movie , (4) News Porthole Story 2:W, 7:00. 10:20; The Crimson Kimono Olympia made the first known of Quality" on its, egg cartons btri M. Ive. at 1:40 (7) My Friend Flicka Oregon Trail 3:40, S: SO. EXTRA HI. 1 SAT. record of such athletics in 776 (t) Movie SAT.-Kiddie Show 1:30; Car- Assistant Secretary William C OB Slsjft la PartM B. C. -. ,- ' • . • .-.• (11) Three Stooges toons; Serial of Five Clues to Lynn ssid the firm failed con Ct-taai Canlvd Fortune and Kiddie Feature, tinually to meet the high grade 'THE AZTECS" plus Stage Show; Gene Krupa and aite requirements required] Lot* Horror to participate in the poultry prod' Featorinf Pete Proeoplo FEATURE RADIO Shows to Watch Story 3:49, *05. 10:20; The On The Drums' Oregon Trail 5:30, 1:50. ucts promotion plan.' He acted after a. hearing for the owner, WABC WM IM TONIGHT SATURDAY SUk-FiVe Cites to Hell.3:30, Fred Oppenheimer, WCM WAT •:H-N»C-(Ch. 4)-Art Car- fcM - NBC (Ch. 4) - World S:45, 10:00; Battle CoralSea SAT, KIDDIE MATINEE AT CAMION WHTG WRCA aey Show (Chaico Vlewlag) - Wide M (Chdee Vlewlag) - 2:00, 5:20, 1:30. Arthur Kellog, WNEW WQXR Art will have to go some to top Third in a new, series of composer of "HEIGHTS OF DANGER" EATONTOWN 'Mother rO'Mlne " and other hit WMaTNaja, his role of the Imbiber in "Cal'Call | public affairs programs being CflrtBtM Coralvol & "5 CLUES TO FORTUNE" Horita Baittr Mo Back." put u the star-in a viewed at a time' most peoplel Drlvt-Ia-FRI. A SAT.-Kar- ballads, was educated in the Ohio WM carltn IHdtrld* , art able to watch. "Freedom Is toon Karrival 7:00; The Crim State School for the Blind; ' Caataita a* - Stasjt • MM* to WaNtjn - •:; • WMA' WfiTM Howll akta trio of oat>act plays, Csrasy's aa WM Mawi range of characterizations will Sweet and Bitter" is the subject. son Kimono 7:55; The Gene WM Newel Jeka Sratl • »'r*t Rabbin Skav get full play. la a comedy, Chet Huntley and NBC camera' Krupa Story 9:40; Earth vs. Watld To.ltkt STARTS SUNDAY Starti * f. M. SUB. . WBCA Hta«l~M Jlarllkf "Pouad osi Demand," An It a man cover Africa's drive for la- Flying Saucers 11:30. SSHa »WOB Tke nuatraMa Na»a. World Tad«r Preview Saturday • WCM Law Baaa WHOA Na«a: Wajaa good-natured type who has dif- dependence as seen in the new SUN.-Cartoons 6:00; Love Is AT EATONTOWN Hawaii nation of Ghana and discloses laisa—wartaj ca»»t» Aieat OlSl Tkra* ClHm ficulty » filllag out a post office my Profession (:20, 10: M; Bus AT CARLTON tSiae—4NM Helaa Treat form. In Noel Coward's "Red some startling facts. By the end WBTt) Nawa, «»arU:: Stop 9:39. McCulllouil i * Wat Peppers," he's the malt half of of this year, two thirds of the Stile WCM Ce«»lt Mail Deci a fading vaudeville act And in continent's 2S9 million people will HASLET taiSS WAM Hfwai Dlek Skater* tVad Eabklm Skow Ha«ai Cadrla Fmltr ~ lenc O'NtiU's "Where the bo living under independent Utw't Drive-la-FRI. A SAT. WMA Naam; kVb Hayiati African rule. pill i wa» NtCallNsk * Elial Cross it Made." Art is a crip- —Cartoons 7:00; Gene Krupa pled sailor faced with commit- Story 7:30, 10:50;Edge of Eter- E ting his father to an asylum. Nawa: 7:t*-NBC (Cb. nity 9:30. Dance Orcktam Patricia Medina plays a forme SUN.-Cartoons f:00; Vice Newa;. Lea Baltk IfcM- CB&MCk. I)-The dance hall girl who poses as a .... WBBAHewas Bab Her>a. Raid CM, 1:20; Pusher 9:00. SOlll. WBB HcColle.uk * Eliot TwUght Zaae - A World War I descendant of Spanish nobility In SSiOa WAM Hawai «ulat» Howi fighter plane, complete with its get a huge land grant ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS laWM Nawa: Vaa Vaarkli WM Hewa, Lrla Vaa goggle-clad English pilot, drops "The Spanish Grant" threatens Atlaattc-Li'l Abner 7:10, 9:15. 4VH0am fftWSl alUal-aVlBW WBBA Nawa out of the clouds and lands to to drive many Virginia City , ^BT*J*TRSBW 's•••••• UBBJBBj ' AV awHBSnVawHtat ^ SAT.-Li'l Abner 2:22, 7:10, TW5HY IS.HF.Sjr.t SSIia—WaaC Cl.lr Hutchlna ' create turmoil at aa American jet homesteaders from their land. WAT* H41lHea41laaee , .Steak*Stea ' WCBt 8larllfht Salute »:15. I Bat Otlicc Otta It a.m.t pro. Mm! Ue taltt base in France. Kenneth Htigh, She hat one weakness—men. And OlDrt WBB HcCullnuea A Eliot SUN.—Odds Against Tomorrow —-_-_. OtlwDirt. WMA lob llaymea the bewildered pilot who returns then there's "handsome" Adam MOX04YMTE I:IS WCM Jut t fcrtafcrtartahaert SSlte—'WAN The WnrM of 2:42. 4:59, 7:10, •: 20. 1 MIGITTI lARDOT WCM Allra Or»» from a 1117 minion over German Cartwright, who happens to be COMVEMION HALL aiSS. WanWCM* NmAll i OMum» s Tomorrow Wan* WCM Muaic -Til Dawa lines to the shocking discovery one of the homsteaders. Get the KEANSBURG AMtliaV ! • ••.••• N»ela . saiOO—WAM Bi( Joa that time has advanced 4! years. picture. WAM JK«I|,|W Bktpird , ' WM Loni John Csitaa FBI. * SAT.-Golisth aOt Serling has done it again. taiOa—WMA Nawa; Art Ford and the Barbarian! 6:45, 9:40; Haraa aSOBM'M MMMAIta I:M - ABC^Tch. 7) - Jaba ,. HeaeUlnea. Jet Over Atlantic 9:10. ... Nawa; L*r* Vaa ltiM-AK (Ch. THTha Dt> GtMBtr'a HJajB Real - Part .. - WMA Nawa: JthB.'Uwa SUN.-Floods at Fear 3:30, tlOt WAM iKrSai Al lihrnaa leetlvte — Lt. Jim Conway', a ro-_ of "Japan" with actress Shirley aita—WM ...Hole Irera a Choral ~ Jack Starllni 1:35, 9:30; Timbuktu 109, 5:00, 2ND HIT Siat—WtTM Newa: RelulRi Fiftaan wilnnta «awa mantic charms are put to *JZ Yamaguchi u hostess. Lut week 2ND HIT Maala •• ) • ' Bee »rieei ,fzr Seisue Htyakawa told of Japan s 9:09. ' ' : titt—WAM Newer Marti* Black use again in "The Trap" He ro- tl wUh paM adaitl CLIFF ROBERTSON in ! mances the girl friend of a" cop "^- rebuilding since the end of World LONG BRANCH MARILYN MONROE in «.et—WCM Newei plea Moal Jok« Caaiblln( War'II. In this segment. Miss Far Bormltaai WMA Nawii Art ford Nawa: Bill Cullan killer la order to get a lead oa Baroaet A Summer Place WNTBi Glealas iStack Nawa: Yamaguchi details family life, cau ra Battle of the Coral Sea "MIS STOP" Depart: Mule Waka UB lo Maale the gunman. Lee Ftrr portrays 2:15, 7:00, »:25. Mtwci Jeae. Whaatte ••40—Wam Clrll Service Nawe Conwty. Robert Taylor is in for colorful festivals and the | .... _._ BailaNewYark •«••-—•— Newai Al Lokman a "cup of coffee" It this one. urn sought by people in the land SAT.-VWvenlure Kiddie Show tite WaWt) Nawas Belwlms Meadllnaa: Waka V| of the rising sun. Traveler'a de- 2:00; A Summer Place 3:59, ktualc lilMVUSI Nawat.Mtriia'Blaekl Nawa: lack Starling lfc» - CBS (Ch. 1) - Pertta light. (:00, 1:30, 10:55. 4iSS—WHT«in. Manmith a Skow SUN.-Five Giles to Hell 3:25, Jack Civil Senlce Nawa Nawa le Peraaa - Adm. Guy de Tou- II:N- CBS (Ch. !) - Gaa- aiOt-jWffw *ewsi. Olckjla*! WBCA.Nawa: Bill Cnllaa louse-Lautrec, great nephew of 1:50, 10: IS; The Oregon Trail aoka — The use of many old : S u 11 i v a n s ... WBBa-gawai'AH hrl -Oll Pontky and Dlek 2:00,5:20,8:4}. .:•> : ••ae—WSJTSJ Nawa: •a Newa; Al Ukmtt the celebrated French painter radio scripts has slowed down •• Haele WNTB Nawa. Balatlns I currently commandant of the action here the past couple ASBURY PARK until 8MIM* Maaln Frances naval reserves, is paid a •ft S:SO v, m.) WBM Jack marline «haw of seasons. You get the feel- Maytalr—The Big Fisherman Nawai John Seatl WM Daratkr anjt Dick video tape visit by Charles Col- ing you've seen It all before. 2:30,1:30,9:59. Sits—WBR "alia New Y«k Rraakfiat Ciuh lingwood. Actress Suty Parker, Like, for example, when Chester, net—waM Nawa: Arthir SAT. * SUN.-The Big Fisher- Rodfrty t [also In Paris, is the other guest in Marshal Dillon's absence, ha WN?0 Haadllnaa: Strictly These taped visits abroad havc|to take up arms against a gun man 1:00,4:00,7:09, 10:00. AL KENNY for Woman given aeries a new dimension. »t. Jaastt- Operation PetUcoat Ntwi": V» VoorUt WM Nawa: (Satan Draka man. Seasatleaal Haalst Ntwa: Ut* Vin WMA Nawa, Bill Cullaa 2:13, 7:13,9:3). , WMA Up l« Ik*-Mint* OiSO iWWTO) Nawa, Ralailnt SAT.-Kiddie Show 1:19; Oper- aas»wawaKK MM»UU» aatMt k ' :. ' --' Moale Siia—W*M llow.ril C«tll SOiOO—WAM Nawa: Mr Troa aUon Petticoat 2:59, 5:00, 7:00, W(M Snorii, Bob Cook* ''' Jl rr 11:00; Sotak Preview 9:00. WO* N..i, Jok* Wlntttt WMA Nawaai Art Ford OtSO—WaBC Niiri, Jokn Dily WCM KawKawaa: SUN.-Optration PetUcoat 2:30, PISS. WCM .'im McKir Rktw Hartka Wrliht WHTB HeadllHdllaam . Huala 4:50,7:14,9:34. < - woa Kt«t, Htwr waac WM Newa • Lyrie-Trit Gazebo 7:19, 9:24. PRIVATE ROOM saill— WBB Martkt IAT. ft SUN.—The Gaiebo wac* f taiie-WHTB Nawa. W»M Ul § Tr» Maala 2:00, 4:09,1:09,1:00. 19:10. Glbion 9.9000 Intanlevt! WaM IiI^wail l TThomas . WOB Kairti. 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WEST DEAL, N. J. KE 1-4113 ROUTE )S, K-MILE NORTH OP ASIURY CIRCLE OMB «VH* day Ire* U aota; lai I P. M.-cttttd Moa, 'vF-.tf-rrt vim ING TV AuthorlngeReflects With HAL HUMPHM ffeatlMr'l "to . By BOB THOMAS uying the wrong thing. AP Mtvie-TV Writer I'd rather gat shot. TV Highlights HOLLYWOOD-A Uttle more Groucho Speaks S«WN'OM "' ' By CYNTHIA LOWBY respect for the ailing theater, if Haven't you aoticad that ssttn, AP TV-Sadie Writer you please, askt playwright Wil- liam Inge. HOLLYWOOD — NBC doesn't known as the every-other-week Capjs.iiied to kid _ NEW YORK - With Lincoln's Inge u here to oversee the know it yet. but Groucho Marx comedian." quips Groucho. Birthday just ahead, the three comic atrip, 141 Abner, but at). local stage debut and the start ill work only every other week major networks plan to spend of filming the "The Dark at the Strangle HaU ' parently he had to drop It Ima- next season. gine! You can't even be funay ia some time during the next few Top of the Stain," at well as Actually, there probably are days considering some phases of to visit Disneyland, of all places. "I saw my attorney this week thefunnltalV , , mhdit and told him to arrange it," uysseveral reasons why this gnat the President's life and death. had expected that he _" comedy man is cutting down his "Look what hu happened tn On Sunday, CBS' "Small issue a blast against the Broad-- Groucho with a flick of his cigar Broadway. Than -wd to ha aB World" will discuss Honest Abe way critics who recently tor- kinds of marvelous satirical akyi Derby every Wednesday night for over the "brainwashing" taking and muskaU. -Of Thee I Sing* a three-cornered conversation pedoed his tint flop after four place in the medium, especially among . biographer Carl Sand- smash hits ("Come Back, Uttle the rest of my life. It's n nice wu one of the graataat afeowa restaurant, but now and then I since the quiz scandals. He be-kkktog our govarunwat.JBitt sy berg, Sen. Everett Dirkien R- Sheba," "Picnic," "But Stop.' lieves censorship Is taking a big- IU.) and British writer C. North- "Dark"); .,..,; , - maMOyT wanvvaMt ta^ot bawe somewherawuv * ssvs ve else.vtsv " more,' Now, nearly avarythlag on cote Parkinson (• p. m.) It will But no. Tha genuVvoiced mid- Wednesday it the ni^t Groucho f^ Broadway to tt»tftooa— board ™*«> g^ members of the syndicate mak- four yesrs ago arid wu defeated leader, cube Todd OUasky and Iff. wiU hold their annual and the Margaret L. Vetter PTA. Kevin O'Brien were inducted 7.45 ing the purchase were Sidney Ed- then. in-Sunda" ' y service Sunday at He served on the Board of Ed- to the Webelos dat. p.p.mn . • Geltteiler and Allan KaU, both ucation from May IMS to Feb- He wu bora in Morristbwn South Orange; Jack Kirsch and miii Hju msui unexpired and attended Red Bank High Mrs. Carl Berntag. M Colb_.lby CCub Scout Wayne Diffendar- ruary 1959, to fill an ' " tothtftr will open the service with a Harold Blair, both Newark, nnd School, Monmouth Collag.e ^U..Hadet,wuWrodnead' t " Hyman Perl ef Mtltburn. Mr. hu two children in the ' master, will have charge of tha to addition, membenhlpi will graduated with a BS degree. He borough burg School. The annual blue and t accepted on two different bas- hu completed one year of study schools, gold banquet will be haM In thtXMSthesong. service. Scout John Ulmer will ha the leader of the service. es, a "VIP" membership and s toward a muter/a degree in ed- Mr. Walko, 11 Bernard St., tha Knights of Columbus hall, Rt.», limited associate membership. ucation at Rutgers University other candidate for theone-yearKey port,:,' Fob. 23, at 7;3» p. m, Lawson Whitney will read the Scripture and Thomat Parrith Golf "Pro" John Albsrtl, for- will play a trumpet solo. mer president of the New Jersey The evening prayer will be Professional Golfers Association, givea by William Parrith, anjnd «nd a member of the Jumping Thomu Van Nortwlck will mikmake Brook staff for J4 years, will be the announcamenta and ttU of the1 reUlned la hto present capacity WITH THIS COUPON Troop'a good turn service through ucnbprofassioul. Dr. Bob Plane. World ViahMt. Aa £t_* tr__a.a_»a ti_» Ca_W • and WltUam Newman DitaUMt Parrith, Whitney and Van Nert- v^V ^Mt^tVa) ^t^^p^m^Bf ^tmPV. 4^VIV# ^r^hnPs) 9 wk* ara working tor their God Juvenile Delinquency and Country Award with Rev. LONO BRANCH - Robert S. William B. Bligravt of lbs New Newman, county probation officer Monmouth .Baptist Chnreh «nd discuised tha Juvenile delinquen- Scoat Ulmer to working for hit cy problem at a meeting of the Ood and Country Award with Greater Long Branch Lions Club Rev, Hirtu Durfec of Westmln Tuesday In West End Manor. later Presbyterian Church. . „, Mario Concllio, 34 Reynolds Rev. Blsgrove't mesuge Dr., Eatontown, wu Inducted in- be "Tht Twelfth Uw." to the club. All Scouts end anyone Interest- Lauras FoUansbM, president, ed in scouting are cordially In- tald the Salvation Amy had pre- vited to attend the service. sented the club wtth a certlfkatt ef appraclattoa for manalag the DObOLL M BAND COURSES kettles during tht Ckrlatmuseu. NEWARK - Sevan boys and •Iris from the Red Bank Salva- BLUEBIRDS MEET tion Army Corps and'six from RARITAN TOWNSHIP - June PULL PAGES POR YOUR Atbury Park ure among the stud- Blckerton, I Virginia Ave,, wai ents who have signed up for band accepted and welcomed In the Instruction courses which the Bluebird group of Campfire Girl* Salvation Army's Northern New t a meeting In the home of Mrs, Jersty. Band School will open In Joseph Ready, leader, 2 Mlchi their headquarters on N Washing gtn Ave, The Bluebirds are mak- ton St, tomorrow. Alfred Swen ing pin cushions of red fell, stuff' arton, director, states that 121 td' with rubber foam. Uniforms studtnti, from all secttou of tha or tha Bluebirds tre being or state; htvs enrolled. dered, ^K^ ^ ^^^^>^^^^ ^sxtta^BSta a*aifaxt » • ^ 7

ftutgtt »e£v|tf%efS«MI«?rf u5 •^M^sVI^WjC Certified by ana tklg let day «i February, US*. L-;3:jliST5AlP It Is hereby certlneo that the budiet annexed Hereto and Mrebr mada a tan hartof li an tttet eejay «f f MW.W . . original on Ola with, tht cltrk of 'Jit gortralng- body, thai all addition! art correct and that aU sttlerasnts «,MS.M fALOTA :ontalned herein ara-fca.proof. .. ; • .' • • . / • • • • - ' - 5ssJsScj'Sasiir(-ii«:5o.i?) S.OM.00 •,000.00 ••• '--'>- - 'IRRBBRT A. CAHUaV)!. IttflMftd MuUelaal Aeeawntant, Tat fisp- Etc. . CoMribuelon to: 54.tOO.WJ CS.SW.0* ABOUT EAHN6!i Certified by sna this 1st nay «t.r«bru»r>-, 1MO. , 4» Broad Street. Re.'(•",' Pension • ruiid,... -..-. >-- Local Bud«t of the Boroujh of IWd Bank, County of Monmoutn. for the flical rear ltts. •'•Police antV Flremen'e Retirement B. E_. t.T. RK8OLVED, that th_t followte.. . f_ ttatement. a of rtvenuu in* appropriaiionipproprlatloni i ttial"l eonitllult IM locel ••'•• Bystem of N. I. - —irT~T mdget for the year 1M0. . . Deficit In Dedicated Assessment Budget BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that ssld budget bt published Tilt Red auik-Rtflatlt, I* the laaua of he 6Ui of February. 1H0. Total Deferred Onsrges^and Statutory: «»,500.00 U.3M.IT . 11,110.131 The governing body of the Borough at Reel Bank dota hereby approve tka lollowlng at Ult budgtt of the . Eapandlturts—Municipal —; ' of Red Bank for the year 1MO. > S1S.W3.01 / Mr., Warre\ n U Bub-Total Oeneral Appropriations • . sia,«u.ot Mis::> I*-' Oakley . (Itssn (H) and (K) ) ..... I Mr. BaynteI e Notlee It hereby given that the budget and 111 rtialutIM tru approve* by tnt Mtyor and Otuaell of Us Borough of Red Bank. County of afonmotitn, on tht 1st of February. 1SW. 1.OS3.WO-30 4.MO.00 l.0W,SS».» SW.4W.M A Hearing en the budget and tag resolution «m ba Held at the Municipal Bulielni, an the Tin ef Mar en, MO, it S:M o'clock (P. 14.), at srhleh time and place 'objections to tald budget and taa reaolutlon of tki Mtyor >nd Council of tlw Borough ef Red Bank for the year 1MO may bt trettnttd III laaaaysra or • other Interested 1A.DCMCATCD tTIUTT • , rtt Realized In '-':;-••'::.: • • r -.-. -•'•.. uruuitTOBv«TATEMEIHT lorlMS Ca»hlnl9S» K.mm K.W.00 SUMMARY Of CURIUiMT FUHD SUBCTIOW OF BUDOET • • . TBAR1M T«AR)SS« Operating Inrplua Anticipated Municipal Puraotta ^.w~_ _...... _. -_ .„_!..._.__„ Plrt Mydrtnt'aefvict 1L Rtetrve for Uneollacttd Ttiet—Baatd on Estimated M For Cent of Tai OollMtltat. , Mietollaneoue ...... Total Oehtrai Appropriation! ...„ . .„..,..„.;,...... J : —•- — . 1,«N.S*S.M !"..-:Total Waltr t'tllity Rtvenuet Ltai: Anticipated Rtvenuea Other Than-Current Property Taa (I.e. furplut, Mlecellaneoue Revenue and Rocelptt from Dellnqumt Taitli 4M,4M.bO M1.3M.St 11. APPROPRIATIONS foil VATIIl UTIUTT .; ^ _ •SftBdM » Difference; Proptny Tai for lupport of Municipal Budget Aonrorrt«'lon» (*• follows): (al Local, Tat lor Municipal Purpotet Including Mwrva fo' r~ L-ocollecte" d Taxtt ..._;.....'..:._| W,3M:i* I M*,T(tUl By • AtModlfltd- lemmn W IW Awn . Etglasullsai al Awrtaelatleat tee Eroer«ency • JVA1I Paid of - General Wtter4t«tr •- ' '-;- • • -. • "tsifetr Batttjata" "- forlSSO' forl»9 Resolution Transfer! Charged RtMrvei Budget Ltlllly • . The amwnta appretrletee under the title of "other Budget ADpra'priatlonBj-' Espensea" ara (or eserttlng com other ttui "Baltrlss Operating: ' mi.ii 1.30 M.om.oo tt.0OO.0O Adopted Budget .. njt KM,)M.m and Wins." ••-.-. ••••.- . Btlariit and Wag«i 40.D9O.00 ST.M1.W ST.tMST M.T1 Imergencjr' Approprlatlona, 4,io» oo l.ns.oo Some af the llttta i«tlu4M Is "Other Expanses" • S Othtr CapenM) tt.OOO.M ;are: > - • .' , Capital Improvement!: M,0d0.(l0 80.000M 1.8U.00 51.0S5.I5 M,10S.4t Petit Jurors Feb. 84? Total ApproprlaUona __. _ji,«M,fN.w aw.ns.w Materials, tuppllee ind Baobaadablt atulpmtat. Capital Outlay ••— Debt Service: , Repalrt ana anaMenaaca or buildings, tiulpratal, la.ooo.OD m.ooo.(n K.OOO.Ot K.M0.M Mrs. Lorraine H. Reid. Allen- rioendlturee: ' roads, etc., . . •-•• Payment of Bond Prlnclpil — 7,500.00 T.414.1T IS*! I FKEHOLD-The following will Paid or Cnargtd .. Caniraetutl tervlcti for'aarbaat and trash rtmevtl, lnltrtit on Bondt 7,200.00 1,500.00 serve on the county petit jury, hurst; Mrs. Mary B. Reid, Free- Reserved '...... _.... firs hydrant. 'tervict. aid ta jfaluntatr, flrt coraaaotts, Deferred Chtrgea end Statutory Expenditurei ate. ;. ' • ,. ."• ' • -' • • ••; •' •"• Emergency Authorlutlona ,..-.. tor the period beginning Mon- hold; John J. Reilly, West Deal; CoJitrlbutlont to: 'Total Expenditures and Unexpended . . .. • VtUltltt. printing and advertising, luuraaea and 1 13,000.00 IJ.3M.0O 11350 00 13.3S0.M Mrs. Mildred Rigby, Middletown many otoir ittma caaeatial to tht tervleti rtodartd bjr - Public Employee!' Retirement »y«em L'.SOO.OO 2,023.511 471 SI day, feb: t, and ending Friday, Balances Cancelled .L...... S1.O2«,6e».3O |»],ns.00 municipal government. - Social Security Syitem iO.A.S.1., 3.1M.00 2.500.00 Township; William T. Rogers, 15,030.00 15,000.09 1S.M0.00 Feb. 19: Ttie two budget »• preaentcd wm require an eatlmaled tax rat* of ai3.aa Mr Siot.gt of aatttatd valuation, of lurplui (Otneral Rudgctj Neptune Township} Miss Ger 1.5I5.M I •Andre Abrajano, Middletown an lncrcaM of fl ctcti over 196». .The rait Incrtut can bt attributed to thrta factor a; incrtaatd County taaei; Total Water Utility Appropriation! . trade Routledge, Ocean Grove; Increiaed adiool taatt, and an Incitaat In tha amount to bt ralMd for local puraoeee. Tht ettlrntted increait 'Township; O _ F, Arlcock. in Ui« luixi uutvuat laa reeiiltt fiuiu aalat> IBcraaicafor Biroiati »ni6tey««« In kcenlni slth the mliu ton ol Mrs. Helen Savel, Clitfwood; living, and -tot addition ol three (3) patrolmen to.«Ha_ Poiltt Uepartmtnt._ The Borougb audaeralto wovldti lor ~vi.nK.vrro AiSEssMENr BtiikiKT Shrewsbury Township; George L. Mrs. Mary L. Sawicki, Farnv tht liutallallon of Ov«ntw alr-rald tlrtnt at a coat of Hl.WO.OO. . Thli Item hal bf tht Civil 14. DSDICATID REVENUES FROM Anticlpatocl Realizedln Allen, Keyport; Elwood C. An- btferitc auttiorltlet In order to eliminate thtti«e confuilon'lconfmlon' Inn dletlngnilahlridlBlngnilahlng fireflrt., tintintt aid and air raid, warning algaalt, _ Lake Heights; ingdale; Runelk N. Scalio, th IMS ppropriation! have aleo provided fundt for repairs ?. »!L"««.J»™:>».«?«»«•«J! 5,000.00 5,000.00 ^George H. "Andrews"Ad , Matawan; tht,budget. Tha following Is a comparison of tht imountl to ba raised by taxation sat |hs us rtttt (or J»M 5,000,00 Union Beach; Klaus E. Schmidt, .Deficit (Oentrtl Budget) ...„.-...-.--:.. "Edward C. Asay, Middletown and 1SS0. ••'-••.•••• • ' JO.OOO.00 lO.fKW.OO IQ.WO.OO Township; Leon'H. Asch, Brad- Allentown; Christian H. Schulter, Ettlmatfd Total AaHitffltnt Rcveiiud ...... Asbury Park; Mrs. Mary Set • ley Beach; Joseph E. Baker, IS. APPROPRIATIONS FOR AMEMUENT DEBT Approprlaled Exneniled 195« weiUer, Sea Girt; Jacques Ucal Purpost Tax .—: ....,.-.4, «4S,%M Paid or .LonLong Branch; MmMrs. Edna M. , for IM9 Charged ' Rttervtd 1 School Tax _ ..- - —.« . SlllSS-SS forl9«l Banks, Engllshtown; J. Clarence Schwerd, Jr., ;.Ocean Grove County Tax •,, , ' , „ , \ 333i000.00 Payment of Bond Principal --...-.— ... 10,000.00 10,000.01) 10,000.01) Isaac Silber, Farmlnfdate;. Mrs Barton, Jr.; Belmar; Richard M •<•''. ,;.' :v'v '- • .-. SI.SS4.SM.tS Total Assessment Approprlatlona 10,000.00 10,000.00 Basori, Adelphia; Mrs: Hazel. B. Mae A; Siler, Navetink; John H In tht above analytii tht required nurve for uncoIlicttd u»t bat btia mcludtd la dill with Iba local tat Mdlcatlon by Rlder-R. S. «:MI.1 -The dedicated-revenuil anticipated dur n* ht year J?" •»"1 ."JS^ - Beak, . Middletown Township; Simmons, Neptune•; Township; s l d 1 n n levy. • Allocation of tht rteervt for uncollected ttaee to tht requirement to which It tpplllt produced the following ff and Parking Met«r Revenue In eicei! of cost ol purchase and operation »' » n n' *"*i"«d rJ";n. SuSoSit ti Raymond F. Bealty, Keansburg; Ronald I. Smith, Spring Lake levltt and rate comparleoni: MI ordlmnce to oH-ttrtet fecllltlei ire hereby anilclpated " revenue and are hereby appropriated ror mi purpont M Reitrvt for. which aald revenue le dedicated by atetute or other legal rcnulrement.1 '• '. •Mrs. Flora N. Beck, Red Bank; Walter V. Smith, Manasquan Eitiraaud , Uncollecttd ' Ettlmated Anthony P. Stafflinger, Marlboi ,' Taiel Total Ratt -.,: • • . • ~r~~- APO'DIX TO BUDRKT XTATEMUJiT •Harold*J. Behr. Cliffwood; John Loeai Purpoie Tea _^..i.. .U...-4 **&•>» •1,437.10 541,2(1.7* 3.(0: T or' CUSIflENT OPSSRATIOM Boyadjian, West End; Mrs. Mar- Township; Lionel Stokes, Free- School Tai ~...... ; . •—•, »H,IB8.3S 73.37S.30 M0,573.S4 f«4 CCBIRNT BM.AXCR MIKKT ' MXEMRKn 31, ISS* County Til. ' mooo.os 3S,TM.M 3I7.7J1.SO 1.14 . ASSETS 'garet A. Briice, .Ocean, Tpwn^ hold; Mrs. June Sutton. Raritan Cash ind-Investment! .-. 307,907.01 (hip; Mrs; Mildred C. Burr, Sea Township; Stephen A. Sviatko, SI.TMS3S.SS -SHO.7S7.SO SI.Mi.5H.aa |i;af) Recelvablea «IUi Of netting Reserves: Surplus Revenue Balance —«•«,««'• «u« Matawan; Mrs. Alice C. SwarU, Taxes .Receivable :. , », January 1st . - 28!,S«2.I1 ... 3Sl,S0e.M Girt; Bartholomew J.'Cerini, ••• • • . :• Retptcifully mbmllttd, Tai Title Lltns Rtcelvtbie _. 2,2«.«a tarresl Rrrraue !uon • T.MS.S0 B. Walling, Keyport; Elmer •chool Tax Levy vnpaid .,..4W.flO3.72 Freehold; Mrs. VYanba Faragalli, Interest anil Costs, on Taxes T.SW.W T.MS.M Tofsl Exne.n'iltnrr« nnd Walu, Fair Hiven; Mrs. Ade- Bus Receipts Taxes 2.0M.QO I.Kt.H Lsss: School Tax Deferred ...... 4IS.902.T: Tai Requirements ,...3,0SS.4»I.St l.SS2,O19.:l Freehold; Thomas, W. Faras- Parking- Meters ...... 19,300.00 • laide .Waxwood,Neptune Town- Sl.OOOiOl JI,2JS.17 ^ ••alanee-Ineluded In Above . worth, Belmar; Grandin P. Far- franchise Taxes ...-.._,...... ,.....-'. : . "Ctsh Utbllltlea" "Qrots Rtcelp4s Taats «.~««..-4...... •—.,.....,....»....—..- ..., 40.000.00 ti,m.i* Less: Expenditures to bt Raised oy rcll, Red Bank; Joseph S. Far- ship;; -Mrs. Jean Weckenman fjggojlm Tax Refund ...... <>...... )...... „.....„..: ,...... _ ^. ,,...... lSOlSOAOOn S:JS:S 4»,«T.4t Future Ttxet «.!»n.un n n I.SM.SO - ,,rell. Red Bah.iit.Mrs. Adelaide Manuqutn;;; Donald Weeden, State Aid • Hlahway. lighting ;^_ ».....«^..., « l.soo.oo Tolal Adjusted Expendiluret and Tax Franchise Tax Life Insurance Companies . «or».fjn 1.IM.I1 ,...1.051,tM.Bl 1M5.0M '.I - Fitzgerald, Bradley Beach;' Rob- Freehold; Edward M. Wester- S.TIMI Requirements County Financial .Business Tax ;~~.;— S,4QO.O0 4,tno.m 3M»M ert Frederickson. Little Silver; velt, Neptune Township; Martin Anticipated Water-Sewer Operating Surplus tl.orwjl : . Surpiiia Revenue B«.i*n^a White. Ill, Fair Haven; Henry Special ltema of Oeneral Revenue Anticipated with Prior December 31st — . 2St,l»i«7 - Mrs. Helen L. Gallup, Avon; Writttn Content of Director of Local Government: . •Use nearest aver, ntroenuire. Mrs: Nancy K,;.Cordon .Eaton- D.JWIk|ift-Artujyi Park; Ed- ptrkjng Meter Revenue Dedicated to. Paymmt «f ^tCW«te« Aibury Park 11,000.W town.-Mh\Juu> Gray;/Shiw*^t, y Fhld A Total MleeelUneoul Revenuei . I S14,4IS.flo > www burySnSB J :g< VJame BW'^'Vs tHaggerty^S** ^ WV^pfy V* «g^, | .Unio »•••"•n• Thomanold Winterss C. Willett, Lon.g FreeholdBranch; ;Jer Ar- Beach;' Mn:= Ivy ^M.- Hanna, Receipt! from Delinquent Taxes . 10,060.00 BhM IM H miah L. Witterschein, Re Leonardo; Robert J. llaselmann, 'Sub-Total OenerjU Revenues (Items 1, 3. 1 and li f U4.4U.00 4II.3W.J9 f 44a.2w.47 II Bank; Curtis Wyman, Belmar Freehold; James M. Hatemann, Property Tax for Support of Municipal Budtet Appropriation!: Charley; L. Wynn, Matawan Nep- ; RARITAN TOWNSHIP -Acti- Salaries and - Wagat 4 330 0ft s.sao.oo S.IM.M vities for CKingarora District ••' Other •ipenaes ...... " listaoo , 4,000.00 4.U2.3I tune Township; George L. Kim Assi>s»ment nf Tnxra - 'bf homt improv«mti^t that will add "Ptnen- ball, Watawan; . Mrs. Dorothy Monmoulh Council of Boy Scouts, Salarlss anil Wages . . t.JCXl.W* 4,000.00 4.04O.O0 4,040.6ft 1 have been announced try James Other Expenses -.... «... I.M5.00 l01»» 1.IH.S0 1,3N.SS S00.M ality and Charm" to thtir proptrty. King; Freehold; James P. Kin- Collection nf Tsxet Ian, Jr., Highlands; Henry K F. Flynn, district commissioner. Salaries and Wages . .... 1.141.00 •.2i4.m t.Jtl.OO S.344.OD Other Expenses *..r.., 1,300.00 2.SI1.S4 Klein, West Long: Branch; Miss The monthly roundtable meet- Public llulldlms anil mounds 1,210,90 ' s:io«» Bertha H. Koppel, Ocean Grove; ing of district scouters will be Salaries and Wages ...... 1t.ftM.00 1S.0SO.M IS,2U.M 1M.M Other Expenses „„... 22,000.00 1S.0OO.0O . Leon Lachi Belmar; 'Edgar H. held Monday at 8 p. m. in St. Elections IS.U4W 4,782-SS Lawrence, Hlfhltods; Mrs. Dor- Mary's Episcopal Church Hal! Salaries anil Waget ,..-...._ Other Expenses —_.. 1,900.00 1.S8O.W i.sn.31 othy S. Lee, Fair Haven; .Robert E. Front St., Keyport. . Lagal Services and Coats Lee, RedBank; Mrs. Joanne M. Eagle awards and "Panorama Other Expenata w.ottorj 1«,«SS.N t,».TS uvvi • «\-%t>,"^eTt»at>a»f •*••*• •»«••»'•••" . — Engineers Services and Costa lewis, •«««•*•*'Morgan t;llv-«' Scoutingg" will be presentep e Other Expensei...... 'm.w MOSS Plannlnit Board ingston• .t Jr._ , Sprin.... f Lake. . ; Jame. s SaturdaySaturday, FebFeb. 1313, at 7:30 p. m Salaries and Wagee ,~ 1S0.M IStSS E. . •MConhpekVfiSr Long in the Keansburg Public School Oilier Expenaee ...... 100.09 m.«t till Board of Adfuitment -. 11.11 II¥IN« MOMS PAMILT lOOMf KITCNItf Branch; DonaW E. McKelvey The Keyport finance drive kick- Salaries and Wages .—~. 3M.M no.** is«.ao HB.0S- . living rNm ecu k* mad Spring Lake HeightshTi; MisMi s RutRh off will be held Tuesday, Feb Othrr Expenses 100.00 100.M 101.14 1N.I4 Am«i«raMlcli«iiwllt:i« Shade Trees wMtttJiw ia maiu yaw hmm R. MacAdam, Red Bank; Julius 16, at B p. m. in the Ye Cottag Other Expcnaes l.iHS.M) 2,09rj.0f) i.m.m 11I.M I.HM.SS Workmen's Compensation Insurance ...... 1.300.00 • 7.MO.00 l.ltt.Rf R. Mirtelli, Asbury Park; Mrs Inn, Keyport, and * meeting Group Insurance Plans for Employees: Doris W. Martin, Hsrlet; Mrs the commissioner's staff will be Life Insurance-r-Firemen .>.. J.aoooo l,lt»9» J.IIS.M Uedlcsl Surgical Insurtnct . s,sm.m Anna Maura. Long Branch; Earl held Feb. 23 at 8 p. m. in the Protection to pertont and Proptny: 4.M0.M J. Maui.- Eatontown; Jack Med- home of Mr. Flynn, Ravine Or. Fire nlkoff, Interlaken; • Otto'Meyer, Matawan.' " Ssiirlee and Wages . J,ts»4» S.SM.SS Other Expenaea.- N.IN.I] US14.M I.M.M Fair Haven. ; Police 'Mrs. Dora G. 'Michler, Port Salaries amrwagss .., ' Othsr Expenses 4.MSi«a Monmouth; Henry W. Mtelke, In- Taxes Tip First Aid Organisation: tcrlaken; Stephen A. Mihok, At- • Contribution (M:5-:i I.M».M t.m.m Municipal Court lantic Highlands; Mrs. Marjorie Salaries anil Wsges T.H0.SW Other Expenses Mildner, Wanamassa; Mrs. Isa h fimeltf i.tw.eo '•S?:5 no running arounJ... Inspection of Buildings bcl Yllligan, Neptune Township; CAMDEN — Taxpayers wh Salaries and Wsges .... S.jeo.rs) Other Expenses _.. 1«1»S1 H.M Gaetano 'Mistrctta, Long Branch; kept good financial records last ' Inspection o( Plumhlnf. COMPUTI Miss Roslyn M. Musier, West year should have no trouble pre- . Other Expenses .'. .... 1,350,00 i.ifM.m SII.OO 117.00 Belmar; Frank Oklcy, Neptune Civil l>r-fen«r »"il Dl*a«ler Control paring their 1959 federal income Other Expenses : . I.97S.0B i.iism I.JM.7S >>2.2t. • •• mmfrlmh... €»mfrm«fmn. City; Miss Margaret A," Oliver, Parking Meter Maintenance- tax return, Director Chris- L l.fSKIOI Asbury Park; Harold E. Paige Halarlr.n anil Wagee „....,..._ s.ssn.m -4.SSS.SS . t.SfASS Gross; of die Camden district ol Other Espensee U.200.SO assexw 14.MJ.ni 13.SN.I1 I,SM.«3 Asbury Park; Mrs. Lillian M Streete anil Roails Interns! Revenue Service said li Road Repairs mil Mslnlenanca Palnc, Red Bank; Domlnlck Pa Salarlet anil Wsges , .„ 4l,SO0.«A 43,Hn.n lumbo, Asbury Park; Mrs. Rose Othsr Expenses ; * . stsm.w • CompleU rccorda arc import Construction, Reconstruction, Reatlrt and . n,«so.o« sss 5t3!:S Palumbo, Oceuport; Bernard C. ant, Mr. Gross Mid, to Uxpayers MtMtnanet with Mall Aid »y Forrnull, - StTi-SS •,m.« ' S,lt1.8» Perlmutter. Little Silver; Mrs, Street Lighting s,mai who elect to itcmiie deductions . Othir Espenses ...—.—.—..._.._..- St.ata.aa M,N*.aa SMtl.M Florence Plscltelll, Farming- atreet Cleaning . , Salaries and Wagtt ,...__...__:.._.__., dale; Lloyd R, Potter, Jersey-, IM ' ' 1 4,3sasa' Accurate expense records also 1.1 othtr Expense! ___.__.„__._ taunt ville; William A, Pnyncr,' Red Sanitation ISJS i:18:S tiUS ire essential it a taxpayer's re- Sank; Mrs. Msry Presley, Long Qarbage and Trash Removal' turn is lelected for audit, he Salaries and Wsgss ... Branch; Gregorlp Prestoplno, Other Bipenm ...... 5KS said/ ^'-•,-••• ^ •-• .•.•'•• Hcslth ami Channel Roosevelt; Mrs, Evelyn S. Price All records should bt-retaineti , Board, et Health Brlelle; Robert C. Prlcssnlti, Salaries and Wagll ...... for at leaai three,years from the OilieOttier ExpenseXspenses .,\ ...,M.,.h... Belmar; Alvin Putcrman, Long \dmlnlslrstl(m nf Public Assistance filing deadline and might wcl Branch; Wllllnm A. Rabcnstcin Dslirlts ami Wtgra >...... , 2.«W.M S.0H1I *K kept (or an even longer per Othfr Expenses — ton.or) JS:S Jr., West Long Branch; Mrs Public Assistance (fltsle Aid Agreement) - lod.ss a sound precautionary : MS.I0 Vase it a profltiku habll ta ui> Other Expenses . l.otnno i.M*,m William A. Rauch, Matawan; rhe Rtgletar't cltatiEta la (III »tur S^U ISIS s-ants.—AdvsniMmeni MW.W I, ISAM Rsirtlllon and liductllon I.IM.M Parks and Playgroundground! Saltrltt and WsgiWgiss si,eat. on Olhir • IMM.M Malnlenanee"if"p'ree'iMbllo"tJbrary lOOKKUKR . SICRIUIY •tlsrlss and Wagea JI,SSt).M Olher Ktpeniei ., II,SMM «,TS0.W celebration of Public Krsnt, Annlvtmry AVAILAILE or Hollilav (<0:«<-S. 41 Olher Etpinies ...... _,.... moo MOM 1NW WE IPECIALIZE IN SMALL BUSINESS STENOCORD Adverllilng TELEPHONE DICTATION • TYPING . BOOKKEEPING Olhrr Rmttntes ,...m...,.^.H.:. 1.000 no Tnltl O|ieratlons illrm I IA) ) Ttl.tH.no flT.oN.ftn M.nn.M 9.1.I9SIT i C'onllnsrnl THROtJOtl GENERAL LEDGER AND PAYROLL. 3,000 on •.IWO.M s.Mom 3.SI0.7I 3,03S,J: TUMI 0|>Kratl»iii liirhnllm Conllns'r.l T7*.«innn 4sn.Jit.d0 i.soo.w TOI.NO.M m.m.n .VUJ»I» IS YOUR NIONIT Dr-lall: STENDER BUILDERS, ln ty0 HHliirlrs Mild Wall's .,, 4M.5ni,nt tlA.HM.MI UVDMA1 t t7,l«i.ai (llhnr Kspenap ilncliiillng Onnllnientl 2a9.fH5.flo 311. MX IS 53,ruvninrnl< itp.omw 3t5.JU.37 ll->*n 1'iiviiifiiK nn liniifiivimsnti CAKTON STKliT n PMONI DAY OK NIOHT / raitllal llnprnvemenl Kund „... k..,,,, UMS0N (lanitweli call fins. System „.. ««...... , • PARK PLACE DUNRITE EAST KEANSBURG Total Capital Imptovennnii Pay 1 To Advmrfiii In tlvt t ,' njr; *m&3&2Lj? :&#£?-** STEVE ROPER

RED BANK REGISTER DAILY QVEfflON As desler, you hold: Spades— Bridge THE HANDS Friday, Feb. 5, 1960-19 K » 7 4, Hearts-9 7 < 2, Diamonds -K 6, Clubs-A K I. What do South dealer finesse the jack from the South you say? land. So .far, so good. Answer: Bid one club. This Then South' led- out the ace "lies" about the length of your of spades. East casually dropped clubs but tells the truth about .' t the queen of spades on this trick. the strength of the hand and as- Bjr ALFRED SHEtNWOLD sures a comfortable rebid. In This play couldn't hurt East. the Kaplan-Sheinwold System, South already knew that East UJ. Masters Teai you would open with 1 NT, show, had the queen of spades, since ing 12 to 14 points with balanced A food player keeps a con- the finesse of the jack of spades distribution. stant lookout for additional in- • J95 had' worked. The queen, and the formation about the ,cards he ten of spades were equal in CHILD BAPTIZED cannot see. One way to deny value after the play of the jack. such information to an opponent If East dropped the queen, he NEW SHREWSBURY - Alli- is to tell him only what he al told South nothing; if he dropped son Cressy,' infant' daughter of ready knows. W the ten, he would give South Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cressy, of By WALT DISNEY additional information. Stratford Rd., was christened on MICKEY MOUSE The hand began badly for de- Sunday In the Presbyterian clarer. West led the jack of dia- -' •! Mind you South wasn't born Church, Shrewsbury, by Rev. monds, and Eut took two dia- yesterday. He knew that East John R. Collins. Sponsors were mond tricks. East then returned might hold the ten of spades even Mrs. Stanley Margerum of this a trump, and finesse lost to though he had dropped the queen place and Jacque Noel of Berke- West's king. Now South needed on paper, and that's also how But South didn't know. When the ley, Calif. the rot o( the tricks. it would be played at most hand was actually played South A reception followed at the tables, the actual play didn't By this time you've probably finessed dummy's nine of spades, Cressy home'. Attending were Mr. go that way, for the simple rea- •sen how South can make his losing to the tea. son that Eut had a touch of and Mrs. Richard.Westee, Mr. contract He must finesse through South might have guessed right, Urceny m Ms rnejte-up. and Mrs. Richard Madsen, Mr. East far the queen of spades but he hid t chance w 8ue*» and Mrs. Robert McNeary, Rob- and run four spade tricks since Deceptive Play wrong. If East had dropped the era Deptula, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- the suit breaks 3-3. This enables South drew trumps and led ten of spades instead of the ris Fay, Mr. and Mrs. Huppert him to discard a club on dummy's the eight of hearts to dummy's queen, South would have had no Ryan, Julias Christenson and last spade. nine. The' next step was to lead chance at all to go wrong. Mrs. Virginia Olsen. That's how the hand is played a low spade from dummy and CROSSWORD PUZZLE ****" " *••*•«!•»'• "»«'•"ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ACROSS S-fndtflnltt For Friday, Fabniary 5 artlelt* &CRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF Present—For You and aettvitr t-Fart of Yourt.. .Today is full of life —make the most of it. Atnynvi >^^r^sf ll^Bn WM ^Wpya^twmjw^a^rHsT^Lffa'sJ phere is romantic and a new per-1 lt'-CoBtoAtftt* ll-Lalr aoa may enter your life. Main! ll-Adbtr* te the best impression. Goodhckl 10-IUuf* ll>Lefumtc incontacts with gro'apt is; g3hctJ».l» accented. • Friendly atmosphere: ll-8uduek il'Mountalni of, favors success in whatever you try. People won't be able to *SBRS 4T-CoU«etl • • On Feb. 5,1904, Ras- Future ... Our Cabinet may tnant Il-Fern l«« li-Pald nolle* ll.gvabol for f»brlo sia and Japan«evered diplomatic one day have a new member- Si-Drtariing niton M-KnocJtout relations due to rival designs on a Secretary of Urbicutture. This IMlrnt M-CaHndar of W-Headcnr Britain buslneta (abbr.) , Manchuria and Korea. Action is a coined word to describe ((•nor.) ' Sl--Si-orclS i was a prelude to the Riuso- special problems of city folks, I?-I?Fln«FFlll Japanese War, which began five such as housing, smog, traffic, Il-PttltlrIlP a days later. delinquency, etc. • for By JIM BVRSETT and GEORGE CRANDALL tellurium NUBBIN 41-Htat The Day Undw Your Sign producer M-Qrowlni tut umA(s.»r.jn.Ott.ji) Don't let mationi anrbtUncc taaaMa tea* Amid aufsifyinf tainn. 41-Mor* TAURUS (AprilMIoM.yJO) SCORflO (Oct. 21 H N«V. 21) '} ttniMrata Confotn to tua)«d pneriore iiutw ConiidenHt acthrlty indicated, • aWl - Si-Conjunction of fwcinc tlunn to be float your wtf. win Ume on uitiil Sutun. si-Ridt* or 6{Mim(May2!l«Jun*]l| SAGITTARIUS |N*r. 22 ft> DK. 21) iladl drift Linen to your clderi, m IMHI IM Someone my «W friendly intent m ue in an indtptndent mood. you Don't tiki it it ftct nine l CANCER (Junt 22 to July 21! •SI.5S2gl.trie Den't let otkeri u^ omtotfd AQUARIUS (Jan. it h Ft*. It) . when, iptndiag or tecome tnlierly *l»ii. Concentration whtt • minimum of Inter• ' i-Ml* talk MT1H(. ruptinii ii your belt hit fit todiy. . VIRGO (Au|.:2 to SipKJJ) PISCES (FA. 10 fii Wkrdi 20) on* MU Keeti emotioiii under control or yfu . There ibeuld W no idleneu if ytn van won't wire your problem. to BUIK sroneif. Don't be lidetridnd. • S}1»W, Field fetttttim, Inc.'.

FARNSWORTH By FRANKLIN VAN ZELM MARK TRAIL BY ED DODD

t OsKKtV AUTW >«•, fNW LET'S HEARHOyA THI INTISK UNO UNSLaWO 4U. ICINGS ARE TODAY J ( TJtm" PLAYING \"OUB SONG

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THE TOODLES By THE BAERS POGO By WALT KELLY

BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELLMARY WORTH By ALLES SAVSDERS md KEN ERNST,

THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY - ,'f 'i r.

Leading Rich Tournament PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (AP)- , comparatively uakaowa pro By Hy Cunningham was pacing the name players to- day as the world's richest goU WHEN A JOCKEY HITS 3.000 WINNERS ONEtournament went lost its third 1EARS the horn blow. Willie "The Shoe" Shoemaker One stroke ia froat approach- recorded 3,623 up to 1960, and probably has a fewlag the halfway point M the M- more since then. In fact, Willie ia hoping for another hole evaat was Was ElUs, Jr., steady-nerved Tens who yester- 300 winners this season. If. he makes that figure it day put together the tournament's will be hia ninth aeaun In the 300 clan. lowest round yet M ever the A Mend of Joekeyi to Hearing the SvNt mark Tamarisk course, toughest of four layouts ia the SUM* Palm and it Is h wins and not ride*. Trainer Mnek Springs Desert Causic His St, Jacobs, who haa norm at three tracks, Is paired with a first rouadTS, gave him US-just one stroke ia front hl< 3^00th winner. of Bill Johnstoa, a Provo, Utah. Jacobs is nearing this grand mark after numerous pubUc liaks pro, aaa J*i leadachea, not to mention worries that go along with John McMullia of Fair Oaks, bunch of good steeds. Especially when a favorite Calif. Johnston shot a IT at Tbuader- uns last in a big stakes race. ' , bird to go with his previous • No other Amerlcsn trataar It dose, not even the while McMullia scored M days la a row. g^yesrold Sanqr iltai FHntasiHM or Cat Ttfatr- As the pressure grew, saa old Max Hrsch. Indeed, no trainer fat the world the top money wtaasri approaehaa the rlctoty total of theMttle Uym- dose eamsh to more ia tor MB. - ' ' old redhead who Veterans Al BeaaeUak, Jackie flight fron the rooftops of BrooUya as a pigeon Burke, Jr., and Johnny Palmer trainer to the faack-stretelieiof the nation's race were only two strokes oft at 117, UHCLI SAM'S HwflMlNI TOUCH-Si« of the young ladies who will be in Onele i was Bob Goalby. SO WHAT'S MONEY?— Now retired from baseball al- tracks as a top conditioner of high-priced thorough- Sam's corner at th* Winter Olympic! at Squaw Valley. Calif-, make up mis team. : ; : Ellis, once a pre-med studeni The girls are letsy Snite, It. of Norwich. Vt., Carol Heiis, 20. of New York; Eleanor though offered « contract reportedly calling for $40,000, breds. . : . / - ' . ' • at the University of Tetas, ia Jicki* Jensen, ex-Red Sex* outfield star, takat to tha As of Jan. 28, (he may have had more since then) deadly putter. He dropped three Bennett, 17. of St. Regii. Mont.. Joan Hannah. 20. of Franconia, N. H.j Sunny Snite. iki trails at Squaw Valley, Calif., with hit wifo. racobs wasjust 14 winners short of the 3,000 mark, and on the second nine from 30 feet II, of Norwich. Vt.,.en« Linda Meyers. 22, of Mammouth Lekei, Calif., ell but Mm and out. ' Haiti ere ikiers. ' just where the 3,000th Jacobs vilcory will make his- He aow livee ia West Csldwell, tory offers Interesting conjecture. Presently, the ela-N. J. ;>;-•••' ::'.;.'-. • Fort Monmouth is Victim borate Jacobs string la widely scattered: one division is at Santa Anita, in charge of the boas himself; an- Giants Sign Toms River Defeats Keyport, of NY Tuck Tapers, 84-59 other Is at Hlaleah, in charge of Jacobs? son John, and third division U now sUbled at Bowk In charge of Baseball Pacts FORT MONMOUTH - The New York Tuck Tapers Of the BUI Albright, being made ready for the 404ay meeting SANF«AHCascO(AP)-Catch- 55-48, With 3d Quarter Rally er Bob Schmidt sad four players Court Case • 4IBL trimmed Fort Moomouth, which begins at the fouthern Maryland track, how Wally Kennedy scored 11 and tML test night at the Post wholly glassed-in,; on linooln'a birthday, one week who hope to reach the National TOMS RIVER - Keyport High Toms River on the Indians' Field House as Jon Ctacebo* led l*ague, signed contracts School met up with one of the court* Jim Kennedy sank 10 markers. For Felix's the New Rochelle outfit with 22 from today. • ' ' : day with the San Francisctancucoo powers in the Shore Conference Coach Frank Zampello's club Toms River also wrapped up points* Jacobs will be back East In March, and at Giants. I Division, Southern Section, coasted in the first halt to post the Junior varsity tussle, 45-35. The soldier squad in toting its Bowie. Sot K would be appropriate If the renowned Terms wen not made public night land was doing fine margins in each quarter for an tan Sim

Cage Service second straight, fell behind early Schmidt, who substituted for until the third quarter roof caved eight-point lead at intermission, PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The as the National Industrial lea- trainer were to achieve No. MM there, for he Hobie Landrim In 19J», cough in. It did enough damage to 24-16. The Red Raiders had taken Minneapolis Lakers of the Na-gue'entry used a fast break for haa long been a leading figure at the Maryland 71 games (or the Giants sad causa tha raiders a SMI loss to the lead, 11-7 in the tint period tional Basketball Association 21-9 lead early in the first course, and has a sentimental attachment for the hit .243. and hit the halftime count withwium must prove their rights to seven- half and led at intermission by Others who signed were: a 13-9 second quarter. Then it happened. The Raiders w«i»i foot center Ray Felix in Feder- 19 points, 39-20. plaee. Catcher Harold Stleglltz, Shore al Court. Monmouth trailed by W points lost the art of raiding and were " Jacobs, whose No. 19 and 20 barns,at Jamaica was sent to Phoenix of the Pa- the victims of a good stuck. The Allentom JeU of the early in the second halt, but cific Coast League last year af- Conference Kejrporll were landmarks in New York racing for a quarter of a The Indians went into a T Rl.y«f Eastern Basketball League yes- came up to within 11 points, M- century, won more races over the Jamaica strip than ter Spring training. He wai dance that hit Keyport with (erday asked U. S. District Judge 51, with six minutes left. How- handicapped by a broken thumb W L Pet everything but a tomahawk. Thomas C. Egan to block Felix ever, the Tapers clicked off six any other course. But now that Jamaica is no more and then a broken ankle. In M from' seeing any further action straight points and ended any •"J They outshot Zempello's dub, 18- Bowie takes over as the existing track where he hasPCL games, he hit .m S, with Welly Kennedy getting with tha Lakers. The Jets con-possible Signaleer threat. Bob Perry, 35, outfielder, hit Asbwy Park _, all of. Keyport'a points with foul tend they have a contract giving Clncebox, the former Syracuse enjoyed more success than any other conditioner. .281 at Sacramento of the PCL Las* Btaaea University star, had 1) of his •»» shots. them exclusive rights to his serv- In the days when his stable consisted prin- last year with 2J home runs and MMdletom 47$ Getting back on the basket <•'••"» Ices. point total in the opening half. 75 runs batted in. Other Tapers in double figure cipally of cheaper horsei, Jacobs found Bowie to •**• beam in the fourth stanza. Key- Their suit says that Felix was John Weekly, », ootfieMer, hi FreehsU .ltt port stuck closer to the Indians cut by the New York Knicker- were Ken Keitt of Shaw U.. witl offer an additional advantage: the celebrated Games Tealght II points, and ten each by Harri .2M with 2) homers at Corpui but still was outscored, 21-19. Dockets of the NBA and then "Bowk mud," a blue clay whkh abounds on the ChrisU of the Tens League. Last Braach at Red Bank The loss had no bearing on Key 'signed with the Jets. and Urk. All 11 New York play- at FrtebeM Reg. ers entered the scoring column. backstretch grounds and which many horsemen, Verle Tiefentheler, 22, right port's, Northern Section record Last week New York sent Felix handed pitcher, won 10 and lost Class • of 5-1. Toms River is in second and |2S,0M to cash to the Lakers BUI Holmes. At.CohM contend la mraatthad as a pouhke for eon-legged » with Corpus ChrisU. Nerthem place in the Southern Section fit. in return for Dick Carmaker, an Dave Jones accounted for all horaesJ Hlneh Jacobs has gone so far as to have with a M mark. t-t NBA alMar backcourt man. but 15 Monmouth points.- Holmes' Mickey Wright, women's na- W L Pet Whltey Andrews held the scor- "Bowie mud" shipped up to New York for use on ; Judge Egan set next '. lesdaj 18 points was high for'the losers, onal Open golf champion, earn- 71 \m ing up for the Indians with 22 to hear arguments In the case. with Cohilt next at IB. his boms'legs there. •d $K,182 In 31 tournamenta Keiperi — I 2 tallies. Six were caught at the The game produced 49 person- .714 MS. •.-•'• Ruatsaa-Falr Haven charity lane. Mike Bloom was al fouls while the Tapers out' A SULLIVAN IDEA-Jim Sullivan, veteran sports 4 2 3 re Pro Basketball Reg. the only other double column scored Monmouth from the flooi scribe of the Press, regarding a Catholic League, says I 4 .MI Korer with • Hinrlilil tnm 30-20. The victors were 24 for •£ » markers. Jim—"With the addition of several new Catholic high Heffmui...-—. a I •"* Keyport bad three cagers in from the foul line while the Si WaflTowaehtf a • nalmen hit on 19 out of schools,, it would now be possible and probably ad- ••*• two figures with Bruce Jackson Tonight's Games leading the way with 16. He had vantageous to organize a Central Jersey Catholic Hjgh Hattmaa at Rimnea-F. H. Reg.six field goals and four fouls. Monmouth is now 19-11 for thi At Wghtenda al Wan Towaahlp season. School Conference with St Rose of Behvar, Red Bank n. fm. Catholic, Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft; St 1 Me* 3 • ICincebos Mary's of South Amboy, St Mary's of Perth Amboy, RoH«r i i swinm W L Pet. i Ul « «HH»rrU 3 It II Kelt! and St Peter's of New Brunswick, and possibly Tren- .714 IMH S 0 10 Duilelt SUIMnu O • OLirk ton Catholic and Notre Dame of Trenton as members." GENERAL luphtni o * t Jordan Southern Regional _ sn Young S i •Carter Blsvcns « » « aimed It sounds like an excellent •enema and the Brick Tewaaktp „ Haw • » ouuin POOL CO. John only «beel" from awhoota could be the travel angle. AattMttsad Dealer ft* .ltt STM TIRES » 11 91 KM Tcafcjbfa Seettea LANCER Mtleltli — Lowenlurg «n4 Konl travel down as much as possible, espedaUy In Rftek Imp. at Ceatial Reg. Rag. at Petal " SOX HAVE II SIGNED whiter months. The snow storm back in December ...QuaMy Tires At POOLS CHICAGO (AP)-The pennsnl is one of their arguments against traveling too far. GONZALES DEFEATED winning Chicago While Sox We were trapped on that evening after attending PHILADELPHIA (APHAlex 01- Prices To Fit Yow Budget! Cdl CA 34)218 day signed their Hth and 15 'I fast baflpened to be mesa handed Pancho Goniales players for 1960, outfielder i a cage game at Asburys Convention Hall and the OUT Or TOWNEB8 his first defeat on current pro 1- McAnany and pitcher Frank Bau- return trie) took almost three hours. he ship's pool when ym tour. M.44. 11-11, ta a match! OFFICIATING HAS ITS SNARLS — For years that lasted two hours, 1» minutes. II now we've been preaching in this corner for "working breaks" for young basketball officials. A performance by a pair of young whistle tooters made cause for LOOK!$ RENT A CAR or wonderment this week. All coaches, sometime or fliwthcp—somemor e LOOK OUT BELOW! 470-15 TRUCK from HERTZ consistently thaa others-|aw away at officials da- . !?r'.E C. ' ring a game, but ate well eooied out at the eaocra- FOR FALLING PRICES TskTjpe P° b-ILI5. CA 2-3299. SH 7-2121 slon and everything is as aweet as pie. A emally mild coach sure was steaming after tkls particular •IEST VALUE game. In fact, he went to the dressing room aad spoke his mind on the way the contest was hand* •KSTTRADE4N led. Discretion, angle, judgment, etc., cover a multi- tude of ains on a basketball court We know, because 'M PimOUTH • ayL $950 this scribe had his card with the North Jersey Board FOREIGN CAR of Approved Basketball Officials and with the board '17 POID Cesjatry iaaJa Safety and Mileage in Hawaii., We worked games and were tongue-lathed $1295 NOTES too. But we also tried to bottle the temper, and It was At a Savings! •y DICK MATTHEWS hard. '17 CHIVIOUT ttellsa Watea $1395 • Longer Numerous times we have said to officials, Tread Ww "Voti-re off tonight" Good officials like Tom '17 NtO PeJrtaw IM HV Strong Construction •ea, Irv Wens, Al West aad others might get ae> •4t ITUNlARal 4 Or. QnratarSkid DAYT0r«,FLJUAr1.3lLr~ MyMf MIC WMHf MY9V MM COfRpOTOMe sLtWW* Protaction berg would prsssalty say, "Yeah, you'M right I

agree," To a coach he'd say, •fit dewa oaaeh or vsT V^^FVBPJP ^pe^R^uj|R^Rj| la spite et the larger you'll be leaving the beach,"" Aad he does this eesapaet ears, the overall result el tale alienees) of racksg wHh the ooohMss of an lee cubs. was Hat the ragged UMe VOLVO, dusted eft maay can One of the officials told this scribe, "You Just keep Convenient Terms Available It wasn't stpKtsd to. Indeed, II walked elf with a eea> score," and in an explosive manner. We didn't mind tha stats sweep hi Ha class, beetles aU ether Inverts aad sues Mtuy Mtft Too N.mr«m To Un ' . • .Vie Your AUenluint Etuy Charge a Iriajialias number s» Meads. Coaw m aad tett<*bjve a bit, because Phlpps, Lowenberg and others have said ftls fine ear sees aad drive with lie caaMptoae. it, and the Incident meant nothing as far as we wen concerned. Wo wen amased, though, at their dressing McMANUSftFISKtac RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS INC. room performance after the game. Tempers were MATAWAN FORD NEW LOCATION! flying higher than the Atlas. We suspect the home tUCCISSOt TO O. S. IMRIYT CHECK OUR CLASSIFIED AD FOR USED CAR VALUES coach wasn't too happy with the officiating even 1724 Asbury Aye., Asbury Put N. J. HNAULT . VOLVO • NUOtOT though he won a real close one. ,.'.<• i (OWN EVENINGS) • Certainly they weren't calm, cool and collected 60 MMN ST.^ (m»\H JM. t. *Mi, CMIIIM) r£?i KC 1*2446 NBWMAN SPRINGS ROAD What would it be in a good fiery game, or a champion- MM7 10 4.3100 Hearst t turn. Hi p.m., INCLUDINO SATURDAY (Continued oa Next Page) m Had? NMM M the Gnat Oattahoiv Nears Select ions Ry NEUON MNEMCT Scoring Croup Winter still may be retaining a frigid grip upon Associated Press Retain Titles in California the land,- but spring is just, around the corner! If it is Wilt Chamberlain, the Phila delphia rookie who is well on LOS ANGELES, (AP) - The the determined I any degree of consolation to winter-bored anglers, thehis way to re-writing the Nation- un rose today on this happy French Algeria would be a ear, striped bass,season will reopen March 1. Do not beal Basketball Association record Severance Gets iftermath of Memorial Coli- bon copy of the, little gamaoacks* book, joined a very select group eum'i championship boxing dou- savage battle last 'July, surprised if the inaugural will be ushered in amid,a today after playing only 53 >leheadet: Becerra won the title by aa flurry of striper catches..Surf casters at Island Beach games in the circuit. His 400th Win Champions Jose Becerra, the round knockout. - * jut week caught quite a few bass, all of which were The Stilt became the third bombing bantamweight, and Car- But Halimi, 117, boxing deftly; returned to the water. player in NBA history to go over Ortiz, kingpin ol the junior kept the hard-socking Metfcaa the 2,000-point mark in one sea-With Villanova elterweights, still had their ti- champion from Guadalajara at Authority for the startling intelligence that bass last night when he scored Associated Press les bay for eight rounds. He was g f are even now in the Island Beach surf—and biting!— 43 points as the Warriors bowed Al Severance, is now in a class Promoters who lured 31,830 leading on all cards when M to the Syracuse Nationals, 137- with Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby, fans for the first fight card In ran into a corking left hook is) is Joe Mathis, chief of the Coastal Patrol. According to110. The 41 gave him a total Bill Terry and Ted Williams. s huge outdoor stadium were tthh e ninthih. ' ' Joe, waters south of the Toms-River-Seaside Heights of 2,011. .He's.hit .400. !sy dividing the $3U.«9s - a "I, hit him right on the feint record California gate. of the chin," said the lUjauad George Yardley, now of the After almost 24 seasons as Bridge are alive with bass. An early migration may im-Nats, and Bob Pettit of St Louis Even the losers - bantam- Becerra in a dressing leeejj: coach of the Villanova basketball pend. Joe says the fish which wintered in the Mullica,are the other members of the weight Alphonse of France and crowded with jubilant Meiicsat team,' Severance collected his exclusive club. But neither hit Mexico's Raymundo (BatUIng) "I knew he wasn't going M get Great Egg Harbor, Wading and other tidal rivers are 400th victory last night when the the mark until their fifth season Torres - managed smiles. They up." ; eighth-ranked Wildcats defeated moving seaward. of pro competition. Yardley picked up a pocketful of change Ortiz, 137, wore down the strong Manhattan, KM. Mathis and Ma warden have visited economic scored 2,001 points two seasons and ringing bravos for a gallant, but inexperienced Terras «it| ago and Pettit raised the record The triumph, which boosted unsuccessful, try for their div- savage counterpunches. •"• rain upon violators of the no netting bau law. Two to 2,105 during the 195S-5S cam-Villanova's record to IS-1, came isions- highest honors. Jd e grace wu a barrag^— e of-.tafta paign. Chamberlain has 22 games only a few hours after it had and righu followed by a JaMaf, MuDka) liver fykt netters recently paid a wfaop- Becerra could easily be elected in which to past Petal's mark. been selected to play in. next President of bis Mexican homo- "f™ •• «» <•*• ping $711 in finn and court costs for possatsJon He should do It In at least three month's: National Invitation land after his stunning, one-punch Teenage Torres, 131, adaiittal since he has been averaging Tournament Dayton and Detroit of Illegal stripers, somei of which war* under the knockout of Haliml in ,U- later that he Just couldn't .lake around 38 points per game: also accepted bids to the 12-team any more. Ortiz, who had etua> minimum site Unit of 18 Inches. tourney which gets under way iling rematch. Rookie Dick.(The Cat) Barnett Md Ortli. aharpshooung New aed him repsawdly with flma March 10. ' But those cases were mild by comparison with( theof Tennessee A*I and Yardley rorkerorker., added another strong argerg-- rights, said he didn't know what The/ViUinova-Manhattan game SITI OP WINTW OLYMPIC*-This it Squaw Valley, paced the Nats to victory with iment to his case for a crack held the youngster up, blockbusters Joe has on; his calendar this month. A was the opener of a doublehead- IS and 22 points, respectively. it lightweight champion Joe In his dressing room, thaai Calif., scene of the Winter Olympic Gamei, from the Great Egg Harbor River haul seiner and a fyke netter er in Madison Square Garten. Meantime, the hapless Cincin- Brown's title with Ms 10th round year-old OrlU said quietty: top of Squaw Peak where the men's downhill tki race St. John's of New York trounced knockout of ll-year«ld Torres. "Now I want a snot at Iromf from the same neighborhood are faced with an aggre-nati Royals went down to their Syracuse, 85-61, in the windup. will start. Beyond the ice erene and other installation* Uth straight defeat, losing to the Many of the fan who ut inI've beaten the best lightweight) gate fine of more than $3,000 for possession of 140 bass, Bradley and.St. Louis were the on tho valley floor is a parking area which Navy Sea* Detroit Pistons, 121-112. A 13-4 » chilly Coliseum bad hoped around. I deserve • title shut.7 only other teams among the top including .seven shorts. edge in the last three minutes of w rematch between Becerra and The record gate eclipsed the bees are fashioning by packing snow with large rollers. 20 to see action. The second-rat- the first half sent the Pistons $236,521 for the Carmen Basilio- It will accommodate from 10,000 to 12,000 cars. ed Braves from Peoria, 111. whip- Off the floor with a 98-49 halfUme ArtAragon bat% outdoors at ped Gonzaga, SMS, and St. Louis, (AP Wlrephotol • What price a good bird dog? Along about the mid-lead and they never relinquished Wrigley Field two yean ago.-5 No. 18, beat Wichita, 7547. Horse Racing dle of last month, a proven quail pup was. just about their advantage. Jack Twyman, worth its weight in gold. Mayor F. Bliss Price of Ea- who scored 34 points, was about Elsewhere. Drake bested Tul- ARCADIA, CalltiCH all the Royals' had in the way ofsa, 62-51, in the Missouri Valley Longden rode a double to bnng fly Spotting Sports tontown and a handful of other more fortunate hunts- an offensive threat. Chuck No- conference, Houston rode over his total career victories to 5.- (Continued) men enjoyed excellent gunning during the extended ble led Detroit with 25. Sam Houston State, M-55, aad400, while Nalk (I7.N) was guid- season. The' trouble and expense of maintaining a Colgate nipped Rochester, 1541. ed by Willie Shoemaker to a •hip game? They could hinder a good team, and cool off ront-running victory over Wind- hunting dog oyer the year paid off handsome divid- Severance, a former magis- AND : a poor one that might just get hot. Calhoun-Ryan trate, sometimes 'hu to laytor Serial In the Santa Anita ends for Price and other far-sighted sportsmen. down the law to his Wildcats. But feature yesterday. We try not to criticize official! in any sports. Not all of that bumper quail population was he didn't lut night. Led by Jim MIAMI-Estlval ($1150) was But baseball umpires, In all leagues, cage, hockey. Fight Tonight Huggard, a dynamic little play- declared winner of the Hlaleah tennis, boxing, wrestling, etc., come in for criticism. confined to the southern counties. Sat George NEW YORK (AP) - The maker, Villanova was in front headliner with Madam Regel SAVE all the way. Huggard scored 22 ond after Whlrfteater was dls- If young cage officials can't take It, now Is the Chandler of the Fair Haven police department 'new faces" program at Madison Square. Garden continues tonight points while Bob Mealy paced qualified and dropped from first time to quit. .•',. found lots of covey in northern Monmouth. But with Billy Ryan, a light heavy; Manhattan with 26. to third. PUNCH LINE — One of the members of the win- George was handicapped by lack of canine assist- weight from Lowell, Mass. Fight "Some of the boys were a bit •30 ning team stopped by the dressing room and said. ing his first Garden main event nervous playing in the Garden," COMPLETE ance, an omission he intends to rectify before next against'Rory Calhoun of While said Severance. "I sort of gave "Thanks, for calling 'em our way." One official had autumn. Plains. N. Y; them the pat on the back treat- MMN something to say about the eager being only a kid. He Ryan hu been seen in the Gar-Lent. This wu a good one to gel den as a preliminary boy, beat-out of the way. When we come wik/isiiECTwe'eo. is a kid, close to 18, has a driver's license, Is a fine iSttUKE The legislative pot is beginning to boil merrily in ing Harry Ball last year and out-back for the NIT-we'll be more singer and athlete, and a very intelligent lad. Maybe Trenton. Among bills either in the hopper or about to pointing Bartolo Sonl in a wild relaxed. HMAHCI YOUI CAI the idea someone presented a couple of years ago affair Jan. l. enter same are several highly controversial measures. At 4% for football is a good one. Assign a veteran official The sturdy Irishman who owns! One would permit whiting trawlers to operate within a 23-2-1 record since leaving the I m| AWA INFORMATION-CALL with each young one comparatively new. in the sport Marines hu a more experienced COME SEE: *° WINNIN*

'••.••'. •• ••• • .••. '••• •• »/•'•••" •• • ••• .• • '•« ":' the two-mile limit during the winter months. Another opponent in Calhoun. Rory has DQNATH ftVtTELLf l would up the price of hunting and fishing licenses. IOATS MOM THI NIW YORK WAT SHOW fought the best in the middle- AIX IN rACHAOB OkALS AT , 17 UNDfN PUCI weigh t division,' campaigning The Division of Fish and Game has made a pretty N^PsV ^PvJB^»l| ^WlV fJa^sv^fgH Forrestdale Students Edge since ISM and has a 42-S-2 re- good case for its bid for additional revenue. Services cord. TeJ.SH 14M - II Met Answer-Call presently considered essential will have to. be curtail The 10-round match, scheduled A & B BOAT SALES SH 7-20M or SH I4IM Faculty; Paulson Nets 21 ed unless- anglers and hunters agree to enrich the out-for 10 p. m. (EST) will be car- ried on network (NBC) radio and Jersey's doors kitty. The State Federation of Sportsmen Clubs television. Two judges and a ref- RUMSON- With Bobby Thaler AUTHORIZED JOHNSON-MEBCCBV DEALER seemingly takes a dim view of the license increases foreree will score it by rounds, us- and Vern Paulson setting the ing a supplementary point sys- HWY. 3* Klt-MM NUOID pace in the fourth quarter, the Leonard Kelly reasons which as yet appear to be obscure. em in cue the rounds are even. Students team of Forrestdale defeated the Faculty Club, S7-S1, Goes to Rangers • A covey of local sportsmen and their families are here Wednesday. DETROIT (AP)-Jack Adams; enjoying.warm weather, sunshine and good fishing in 1959 Chev. 2491. William McCann kept the Fa* who generally makes _a trade Florida. Vacationing at Marathon in the Keyes are Mr. Impala coupe. .. ulty out front In the first half, when the, Detroit Red Wings hit RAH, automatic. the sUds, hu doot it again. and Mrs. Charles Sharier and Mr. and Mrs, Dick Karr, with eight potau In the ...... • <-T*e grizzled general manager Fair Haven residents. At Diick Key, just north of 1959 Ford 19H. first quarter and 11 In the sec- dealt veteran defenserasn Leon- Marathon, are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bellezza, Rum- Fairlane J00 sedan. end ' art (Red) Kelly torwsrd Bitty son. STOP The Faculty was still leading McNeiU to tte New York Rang- at the conclusion of the third era lut night and tot defense- While' in Key Largo recently, James B. Mann, Sea YOU'RE IN FOR BIG, REALLY I9SI Chev. Ilfl. period. 4147, but were then out- man Bill Gadsby and forward Bright, won a citation in the Metropolitan Miami Fish Biscayna 44oor pointed, 20-10, in the last quarter. Eddie Shack In return. V V-B, power. ', Thaler tired in half of the 20 There was no cash-involved in ing Tournament with a five-pound, nine-ounce trout, BIG SAVINGS... HERE AT points and Paulson tossed in six the deal, completed shortly after or southern weakfish. This reporter was in Key Largo 1957 Ford 1MI. markers to get the Students out the Wings dropped a 3-1 decision during the worst cold spell the Keys endured in more MAPLE MOTORS WHERE WE H.P. FairlaiM M front. to the Rangers, Club Victoria^ McCann was high scorer with Prolonged slumps by both clubs than a decade. Sailfishing was good, but the less said CAN OFFER TO YOU tallies recorded on 14 goals triggered the deal. The Rangersabout the weather the better. 1955 lulck' 171. and three fouls. had gone 10 games without a win Anyone headed South during the fMXt.wetk or LOWEST PRICES... REST Super. HT.'pbwer. Paulson mi, top ma for the until they beat the Detroiten Veiy nice. , Students, scoring Jl points, The Red Wings haven't won In so should makt of point of tarrying In tha Mm coming at the foul lane. Thaler their last six starts, ••aches for a few days to cash In on that terrifie TRADE-INS. \4K Pontlaa - '. IM, had 17 with three points picked The Rangers got last night's up at the charity lane. victory on . Andy Bathgate's run of Spanish mackerel In Lake Worth. WbJk out- , . Star Chief coav. third period goal. Harry Howell board trolling In the lake one morning the week be- CHECK THESE PRICES. 195ft Dodoe Ml. 7 III Petacli scored into the open net for the fore last, we bumped into Dwlght Foster of Rum- Tlialer 3 17 McCann '. clincher with seven seconds re- Lancer, 2*., HT,, TThllllp« 0 SlKovenskjr son. He was In the thick of the mackerel blitz. Hoffman ft Robinson maining. lukowlH ft Brown O 0 The Montreal Canadiens pep- Oelly 1 Rlllio (I 0 And speaking of the Palm Beaches brings to mind 1951 Ed..l lift.' McHenrr 0 Vtnilllll 0' pered Toronto Goalie Johnny , Mr., HT, power. And.raon S Kellry n Bower with 44 shots and beat the fact that Al Nathan of Scobeyville has his charter 1958 Biicaynt Chtvroltt lUIOMllUIMtt 0 Garln ft Htmtob I) Mannelni the Maple Leafs, 4-2. Increasing boat, the Wendy II, at Riviera Beach. He's been doing 4 Or. Sedan V/l Auto. Factory Air Cend. dtmmoa Oh 1917 Plym.uth: Itff. their lead to II points. Referee his bit to help run up one of the biggest scores ever Full price . $ ^ ait n Vern Buffey had his hands full, Cus. sub, n u n so-ii calling It penalties. • registered in the tradition-laden Silver Sailfish Derby 195ft Chev. The, Chicago Black Hawks wal-of the Palm Beaches. Derby anglers caught 350 sails • 1959 Parkwood ChtvroUt im. loped Boston, 7-2, and moved in- in the first two weeks of competition. to a fourth place tie with the Station Wagon, 4 Dr. Auto. Power, R/H. 195ft Ford Ilfl, Bruin's. Both clubs are now only Country sedan. five points behind Detroit. . The Navesink River was black with broadbills the Full price '2295 other morning. Several readers wanted to know where TRANSPORTATION 1956 Oldimobilo 971.' S. CTBowling the fowl came from. The birds were obviously part of • 1958 Cadillac Coup* DaVille Super N. Holiday NOMHERN WVUWN SPICIAIS coupe, full power. ; the population,of greater scaup wintering on Raritan Full power. A real beauty. Bay. They piled onto the Navesink to gorge on seed Full price '3599 1911 Plymouth 14M. . I9S4 OeSoro Jl 4 calms. »door,HT, Bslv. > Jf 1 It was pretty wtU tstabllifestj at last night's Firedome Conv. I. Ducks UniiaHad sJInnar In New York that there * 1956 Pontlac 195* PoMla. IN. 1914 Chevrolet Moor Catallaa I «M little possibility and less need for a 4 Dr. Hardtep sss I 2 Door I, seaaon on waterfowl hunting In INMI. An abund- I9lft Fere) 14ft. , anet of snow In the vital "duck factoriM" of Sta Wat, country BUFFIA DrvinoN yw Canadian Northwest pricluded any chanca of Si, wll w L another drought similar to that which clobbered 1914 Fere) Ml. jj j" the nesting grounds last spring. Conv., Sunllner. 1741 HWY. II 1 t U. S.'Fish and Wildlife Service officials privately IATOHTOWM tI I ire expressing deep concern over the dramatic slump mi. U 2.1020 Aseary Paik I Itn duck stamp sales, A nationwide reduction of at Fairlane MO, club I II least 30 per cent in stamp sales is a virtual certainty, sedan, auto, RAH. The financial loss represented may hamstring the vital •49. L W. LANCASTER wetlands acquisition program. • Royal i-dr, Laactr. CIVIL ENGINEER ma Chev. Party boats sailing from Highlands and Atlantic Tudor,, fully DEVELOPMENT PLANNING Highlands arc loading down with whiting. The frostlcs MAPLE MOTORS are schooled up near Ambrose Lightship. Weather- WATER SUPPLY 363 Mapit Avt. 210 Woodkfldie Ave. SEWAGE TREATMENT ' proof anglers are catching 'cm by the bags-full. Al- Highland Pork MARINE STRUCTURES though there is considerable talk of four and five-pound RED BANK whiting, rest assured that the average size is about two 64 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK, N. J. pounds, not, mind you, that a two-pound whiting Is a SH 1-0515 Kl 5-3960 fiih to be nhamed ofl h^rmLksm^bsBltKj V if ',{. '>s ,'*, r RED BANK REGISTER Answer Pass, Do net of overcalling with so weak a THE HANDS 22—Friday, Feb. 5, I960 suit. Your hand will take only ridge three or four tricks, with luck, razde-daule, but I didn't think and your bid calls for 7 tricks. you had brains enough." Do not risk a penalty of IN or IMs sort of remirk leaves 1IW points tor no good reason. everybody hsppy. Declarer be- Column cause he has established his JUST LONELY, HE SAYS superior wit, and the defender HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Why do 1 fey ALFIED flEINWOLD because he has turned a loss people turn to acting? Fame? VS. Masters Teasa into a profit. Fortune? Loneliness, ssys 23-. That's the way it worked in year-old Dennis Hopper. Jit's all very well to be subtle this case. South decided to play This feeling should abate for and devious, but you can get West for four trumps. After win' a while. The. talented:newcomer equally good results by MttiBg ning the first trump finesse, South has a recently signed, five-year your enemy over the head with crashed the ace of diamonds contract in his pocket a knobby stick. 1Us is certainly and ruffed a low diamond. He Bosses Mrtro-Goldwya-Mayer true in bridge, where your wanted to reach his band for a have him at work ia "Key choice of weapons to dictated by second trump finesse. Witness." MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY the cards that are deajt to you. West over-ruffed, cashed the Declarer won the first trick "As a youth I was very lonely," -•$ ace of hearts, and then led a a dummy with the ace of dubs, explains Hopper. /'When you heart to his partner. Esst led don't receive the type of love you another diamond, and Weit took want ..from the world, you took the setting trick by ruffing with t of diamonds, discardioi a heart someplace else for it. to finesse dummy's Jack. (he king of spades. (ram hit hand. From there o» "For me, acting was a way to ' East crudely dropped the tea Don't sniff at knobby sticks. get the other things," he says. aTspades onVs flrsTiwindof South cannot lose his contract, They have their usei. "I'm still lonely," Hopper trinps. .tsk, tsk, you may say *—"—«— DAILY QUESTION adds. "But now I can accept It if you like delicacy ia such mat- South gave Eait a suspicious With both sides vulnerable, the and use it. I'm not afraid of the tin. But while you're taking glare when he dropped the ten player at your right opens with rejection anymore."; ' gray/ try to find some better of spades. This does no particular diamond. You hold: Spades- way of .steering South away from good, but it has become custom- K I 4, Hearts-A J I ( ), Dia- Thomas Jefferson designed his the winning line ol play. ary in high-speed games. If de- monds-? 4. Clubs—10 * S. What own tiny portable wooden writing It's easy to see what South clarer goes wrong later on, be do you say? desk. elans to do if nobody stops him. can call attention to his suspie- Hi will draw a second round of Jous glare and remark "I knew tramps.with dummy's ace. Then you might be trying the old 'ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean For Saturday, February 4 • •J. CROSSWORD PUZZLE Annrar tt VMterSif* By MEL GRAFF ACROSS I.fcmntt Present—For You and SECRET AGENT X9 * ' t-Prononii Your*... Mental activity is stimulated. Plan to benefit yourself in material wayl. A family member msy try to help you achieve some goil for which you have been striving. Accept advice in fbe spirit in which it is offered. Evening aspects are good for social activities, so go out and have fun. St-Bnthuusai ai-Cknter Past... On Feb. <.19M, there Future • • • A snowproof and Sl-Seorek IT was rioting in France, protesting iceproof highway may be built government corruption ia the A enemies! emubion, aaixed notorious "Stavinsty caw." Ace swindler, Alexandra SUvinrty, with tar and activated by electro- wai found dead in an Alpine magnetic radiations (rom the cabin: earth, will dissolve snow or ice. NUBBIN By JM BVRNETT md GEORGE CRANDALL The Day Undir Your Sign AMIS (Iwi Mwtti 211* April It) UUA(fcf>f.ni*Ocr.Z2| Antl MfciH f.«t. H pouiU* VN my St nmd down. TAU RUS (April 20 to M*y 10) J??l!!!JiJ£t\!L1 *J!*£A!i Tkeit'e mkelp aviiUNt toby-it'! IP 2,,S"JJ!J?,{.lJ!LvS'.i22?, I* you to itakt your time cowl *"** *bout "» uouMtl •' •"*"• SAftinAMUS (Nt». 12 h Dtc. 211 «tMINI(M«IltaJm.ll| Youll tin up aituaUont quickly at your Don I ttiiUM to accept an intuition ramUl (lililin are keen ohna quick vit ia as antt CAPRICORN IDoc »(• Jan. 20) CANCW|J»n.Ht.Jyl,JI) Raou uie tbfin. tntTtlnnf lant out nitl. 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BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS md KEN ERNST

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• -v |HE RYAHS REVEREND By BILLO'MAUEY no IPW.MCWRI AmJCATWNS '* /•»"": ACCEPTED SELLING POSITIONS A\ KM n-moLTH autlM waami It PT. CUSTOM RUNABOUT Center •ALUOIRLB Bicellent condition. deck with halcb, remoiable alt deck BXPCRIENCC NOT NECE1EARV 21 n. Vu electrical etartlng Trailer HELP WANIEO-TCMALE CARPETS IleUae Mutt tell Ben offer KE MMI WAITREMK8 Yearly Ceatraet Rtlee Oa Reajetrt LATB MODEU PIANOS . MARINE ll'PPLIES MANAGER BXPEIUB/.OBD HI PLTIIOLTH *i ci Under tdr Everything Por The Btatmaa. New ASSISTANT MANAGER Applf 1» Illee Devln SEWINft MACHINES •Una adl wing Tb* Ri|tntrt p. o lot »* aura. eadan ertay* large* marine eupply touts DeSOTO 4-dr hardtop Etlerudo lalea and lervlco FULL AND PART-TIME IALEIOIRUI AUTO ACCESSORIES PLYMOUTH 4-dr lit peilengei TUB BOATMAN B MOP Eiaerlenced In Lafllei Hoatary for Ihe suburban !» Wharf Are. . Red Bank. mon Ixautlhil hoelerr ehop in New S. S. KRESGE FUR SPECIAUST INT CHRTTILER New Yorker 4-dr. U h.p. ICOTT ATWATER outboard. Jeraey. - Opening In Monmoulb Bkop- HONUOUTH IHOPflNO CB.VTIR plni Center. • v PHARMACISTS 1987 IMPERIAL 4-dr. atdan threataeuone old. Overhauled ueed Directly Behind BemMrier'e t»lce eliica. |u» KE a-Mts-R. EXCELLENT IALART TLVt BONL'I IWJI PONTIAC 4-dr. hardtop • - KATONTOWN • Zobel IKIFP 129 h.». Chryll.r FREE HOIP1TAUZAT10N- Experlanea Euantial All Employ*)* ••••fits OfAOtlNI S:00 P. II. hyMm motor. Twln-lcrtw cabla cruller, ct PAIO VACATIONS Maurice Schwartz celltnt. condition, two Clirjriler urowr. t'LASStriEO MSTLA* : moton. 33' ciutom bunt (loop, three We need a third member to a •*_*• •"•'•si SW«r» fwakesuiaa «Uk pee* taw tats betert fail..: •ell of Ralli, eieellent condition, pow MILMAR HOSIERY amall office. She. should be in APPLY AT .« W. Front It. Red Bank ertd with a unlreml motor. Riunaon 171 Mldleon Ava, N.YC. LB J5MI her thirtiei, married or aingle, M J-47IT, Vacht Baalii, Rumeoii, K. J. RU lum Interview! to be held at the Blwpplng Canter buiineu experience ihould in- 14010 or OS 1-0325 IN: FORD Nine puMnaer wagon, 1HT CHRII CRAFT Cavalier 32'. lima clude typing, stenography, book- itandard ihlft, overdrive, radle, heal* four. Encloaed head. Entirely Fiber BOOKKEBPBR—Slpertenced. 40 hour BAMBERGER'S r, new Urn. M». CO 4-1KW. Iliued. Oik floor, ete. 01 1OM7. weak, eteady empioymant. Apply keeping. Any and alf of theae Eleetrtalc Measurements Ce, be, MM ITATION WAOON—1N4 Chevrolet four- VOLVO PINTA will be helpful. Important qiwlifi- door, «tra leat In rear, good con< Swedish Volvo Pints marine engine, Lewi* Street * Maple An., Beton- cationi, pleasant personality, UUon. CO 4 <2U. ' , mtrvtloue Inhoard-outkotrd motor- no town. MONMOUTH engine beds - ttrlngera • Mutfini bet CLERK TYPIST with knowledge ol good health, permanent mideat >&: INT PLYMOUTH STATION WAOON or ehaft • M li.p. . average gee con- ahorlhaad. W hour week. Apply Elec- of thii area. Salary commensu- Dine paaianfir, VI, power trammli- sumption 1.1 g«!lem per hour. Oh imlc Measurement* c*v lac: Lew* IAMIER6iR IUILDIN6 ilon and ataerini,': radio and heattr. dlipley Rumson Yacht Basin. RU 1 lie* •met * Man* Ava.. Betontow W. » rate with experience. Five4ay ANNMNCItMNTS AUTM AND TRUCK* ow mlleagt.-litc«llent 'condition. CA PER - Bnallant aaury weak. Drop us a UM giving ad- EATONTOWN CIRCLE, EATONTOWN ' AND FOUND in* OPSL.BTATION. WAGON. Radio, BAY-SHORE MARINE SERVICE .. Care eeie ehUd. oawra dresa and phone number, write Heater, whit* eidewilli. WOO. IH 1 1*34 CADILLAC tour-door atdan V-t. Boat and Vacht Broker Ive In. WltW after T p.rn, "SMALL OFFICE," Box Ml, Red tOR-BritlUM IB Mlldletown UMI 27M. ': BiceUent condition.. Heavy duty bal Buying or aelllnf. We live the but an January 21...*. oi no value ai- loon Urea. II W. Front" »t. • aerrlce. •. .. •. , Bank. .• . •• '-•:• '/••-•,•• •. INTERVIEWING HOURS Tali •eot to tar buutieii.,a;itrenieiy liberal 1M FORD IMI PONTMO-ClMii body, iml me- AVAILABLE .-•••"'. VSc&V8Lrl® reward. CMI .collect, Plymouth -*• . CAI II' Lyman, 1» n.p. aray-.^ : .fl MAN'I WORK ROROOM!O . 4M BR0AC 1200. -, ••- - •: , . ' . • dianlcal condition. Ben offer, call 'Kt BOOKKBIPBR— BtperltMedfor build- 10 A. M. • 8 P. M. Monday thru TWgtJ«y 4 "LOT' al r Beuon, IM i-aan. . ..' . It; Brand Itreit Red Rank, X. I. Wt., IBRBWIBt'Kt. Ing contractor. Cnjietruclkm mperl- van — •***'• i!4 old, All •UlllL aUdHd 1-4143 BOOKKIBPSRaTBrlOaRAPHBBOOKKIBPSR-aTBrlOaRAPHBR etce dwindle, but aM essential, lend poeit* Oraed IN* WAT, blue convertible. Cloaeoul resume and talary, dealred to "Cov balasce or alum* monthly pay- PHUINi. Full ehtria. Wrlta Ml 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. Fridty and Saturday^ THIS TRIUMPH, who hea.llvtd ** • Mtr CaU between M. IH 1-WtT _ UWD lOATt UacUr". Bot III. Red Bink. . War, BOXKlt-Bfam,- mm wnki arm,-la a nil toll and Mmr hear M" Owena <. akaanlvMliklai Co.. M B. Float M oil. Asaven to unit "Htuky". rInof • rally or a rau. ire taring am HAT—INI IMS aeden, radio, kHtar. V Owene . OTHBRI HELPER <*Jtl» Ticmnr of Herbert gt. IH 7-NK. the'* attaining at the bH. Call UM whltewalM,, few nwmha aid, •anal V Trojan aedan. Ilka new BKCBD .POUDTAIH O1RL. fend ol enlkren, lire In. atabla it KBI-ISS*. • ,; . • o new. eon BIN, aacriflce HN9 firm. M> Oweni. Ilka aew ss HELP VANICD-HALE ton—mil tomcat, multicolor jray M 1INtt ' " -Rlchardeon now* •nd Mtek with while un. Black CHHTHJCR MM NEW TORKSlt whlU PAIR HA VEX TACHT WORK! Lira INIURANCB CAIIBBR [*N OR WOMAN oeiier. Reward. »H l-aoi. •" xpanoBSNcao; BNIC wlrer., iw Apply M nanitoa..'fair-door. e«wer at**rlns Fair Haven HELP WANnD-MALE ratcy, Llncrofl end power brake*. Man aitraa. Bi M0UUEHOMES toldere. Matty tauitr.-.w— . kmetlii. cellent: condition. B.ion. Call • a.m ON DUPUAT BleclrexlBMttiMHc! AaaltiaieaCarp,AtelaiariceTirp.. M BridgBridie NO1NBBK1NO AIDE* AND TBCHNI- oraRAToita WANTSD q & AUTOMOTIVI ; ml, p.ra. OB I-MN. *nnlr.t* IH 1 IM—r- aala la lf*»el eeeUw Hew Twtk *o& LEAP INTO A a To work .from owa' hatie. Ujh I New Englehd Salary pin* MmmMian •iMon. Balirjr tonillired. for I and travel eipectes. Turalth "tume AUTM AND TRUCKS MAIONRT, CARraNTRT, U •?. C." Boi Broadway, keirporu of *«ue«ilM aid aaparltae*. Wrllt Boa Baak. LBCTmONIC BNOWSBM will at KM, Mlttwm.'N. theaur caMi eoutier. ela year* oipenence In circuitry. IBUABUI WOMAN , GAS ftMttr. MdlM chlldrwa la her ke> CHECK THESE atlel ' ,GA —S HEATInMUIallM EXCELLENT FULL TIMS fMltl** for ley tr wt**. rw i AArea yean la pay. *ne aunay. ' ang mas In garde* *h*p, Oftor- tail SM TlM. KeMIMI UM. IchuU * Kehoe Co. , aM 1-4M4OIIIL WANTBD fee coemetla coynler. • - - nil. IKakSSKST'ol •fnauBrl.V-Tf.ctroni. unity for taMMtneit Rtiulrt- DREUMAK1X0 KtUU'i luett. A»ly In petton or write. ' Allaratlana AAr*. , RRad Bank. It J. TROWW MBASCRBMSNTI co.. itali: •H. Jl-ij < oa t-am • tALBILADr, lor rtiiy-tt-wwr Mlllni, g>< lc i Rebllblllly, AmbltMi, **4 IIUABLB «muua *I*IUU em Etperlncod. Steady petltlen. good !i *\ ?•• -•--— *^ ta> ;. Atny m Hreon. J. Yanks, M TV AN - nil *r part-t work The Bright Acrt. CaU mother." Calf SH TV~I war ^S^Ll^LJ^PWAVVtStl^SliL. UCal|ylMB- *•£•* .He' BOOKKBEPER-Biaerleneed for aurM- HTUAT10M Ina contractor. Conetruction eaferl- SPECIAL If. p.m. .'. •; •.•• •. /•; • . Hi Q. S. T. RADIO HAMS anca deeliable, but not eaaenllaL lend •Atom. cxuMMTATnta me and aalaff deelrad to 'T— Any and Ml traan nwmtt, AUTOS AND TRUCKS We need a nan In our •MOINaBIUNENOIN O AUTM AND TRUCKS BALM DEPARTMENT, lie 3U-803 , who lor', «oi III, Rea Bank. >m» tniek. an t-MW, . ', 1957 CHEVROLET 1956 CHEVROLET hae_ ^Ba« n^p» amalauB •! • • I »wwvr«r llcenieV . — v- - S3 D[|l. l OuII SI S *r •lal Unll a etl t«ulpminlt t Iui nnationally KiUcn Wt|M. Irarr and all. D«lu» iwa-dosr. Bbonr black IMPORTS known. Whether you are now In the var, radio, hMtar, w/w tiro. •ni cnMm crtam, rtdlo, htat* radio buiineu or not. If you have 1 HELP WANTED'Mala V-l with Pmrtnlldi. Only bt«B, •r, w/w llrti, • cylinder with (I ) H RBNALLT Daupclnee 1\m eillo hackirounl and like technical Powtrillde. II your Iwkiof tor •un roofi i ..M work, and want to better your- ll.om.canlul mlltat • clean ear, Itili It Itt •elf, you will he conilaertd far work MEN AMD WOMEN (1) '» RENAULT Dtuphlnet I1JN with our headquarters ttaff. Location local, dive remrne in letter which win FULL TIME. » A;li.to '«:».*>. H I9S5 VOLKSWAGEN •SI RENAULT 4CV, |raen I 7N be held In strict confidence. P. O. PART-TIMB « P, M.. TO 1* P. Boa III, Asbury Park. N. J. Inn'Hoof, rich |reen, ladls, heater; A Met ctr. '»t BOROWARD t-dr. Mi. |UM Ttir Another office or "Inforralng One owner, dean EXPERIENCED MAN FOR InlHlllnl America" It opening In IM Res Bank' LEONARDVIUX ROAD, 'MPEVOEOT 40] 4-dr. HaW and tellinlll g •Mangf larajan looranara. long Brtnch-Asbury Park area. This Brand' MnV thre«--o*y' tetflc* led, Equipped, one owner large corporation will train an* aeawit- h twt lint, EaoelMM tratne . . THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! . •: v oai-i(B2. ploy several nwv and women to ttaff lal~ModtriU tnveatraetit for stock, 'M RENAULT Dauphlne I *» OBNBRAb OPTICS aiperlence re our ealei division.- No cold canvaa- ...... 44r., oneowner, brown quired lo handle routine clerical worl typing, iteno, orders, etc.) aa will as lALAnl Mill* nutUaiaVt^Mtti nvnn 'H POMCHB laeaduor _lim DONE CUSTOM aftphane work for onemen chemical BONUS PAID .WEEKLY. All company •uper, Dtluu ' •lee office. Writ* "Cnemlcal", Bog oeR 58 Plymouth 111. Red Bank benefit*' No sslei aiperlanea • neetl- ear?•art. Car h.lplulh.lp . For Interview a*. •HEBT HBTAL IHO» kfM «( 2-dr. ledan. - Gray and green. MRVICB ITATION MECHANIC for HJ'llotty PltS CompletelT *o.ulr»ed tnelaalni li AMERICAN _.._... and Lute and general tuealay, Febrretmiaru y ». 10:1* a. n Heater, whitewall tires. minor repair* r •awra'r ahean, brtkat,. »oamali:, j ttrvlta Halloa work. Etwrlence« only, IS.._Pr ini.. aekfoaek r Mr. Hot*. ( 111 .f4Hf. .\ I' : '" ^ ' 'M OLMH0BIU 4 dr, ..I10N Ruraeon Ease, RU 1MII. be promptprompt).) $ Fu|1 Pr|ce Holiday aed. AUTM AM> TIVCKS 1195 '14'CHEVROLET Oalray . .1 UO AUTO* AND TRUCK! elub cpe •Jl CHEVROLET 4 «r. Hd. „. • M* WANTED OAB BTi THIS IS JUST A PARTIAL SELECTION:OF OUR Mick shirt •II MAIH 4-ar. ted „ .4 IN DRT OUMMIHO, AMD . VALUE.PACKED "O.K." CARS I TRUCKS OLDStviOBILES $195 fo $2495 Wood.rTul tffOftuWtr. K* k O mutt aell' d "' RED BANK H •u Ul Convert' Re* I • 'M »' «-Dr' •"•• issr' ^ CIRCLE CHEVROLET AUTO IMPORTS •BAtmr SALON — Betabllehod 365 MAPLE AVE. .•H3&:ffiSU I SRS?^ RED IANK i DICK and BOB MATTHtwa SH I.J I JO III «.. MCWlfAN aPIUNOi ROAD ICADILLACS $495-14495 CMAC TERMS OPEN EVENINGS Til, • P. M. RED IANK—SH I-5M6 •Jl Bed., 10W miles _ Sed.,davlll« Air Cood. 'M led., deVlllt. choice of t 'US Fleetwood . VX •IT led., deVille, choice of 1 ''IS « Bti., Blue . , FOKIALE •II Coupe, Blue ' •SJ convertible, Blue AT REDUCED FRANK VAN SYCKLE, INC. [OTHER MAKES PRICES Dodge Can • Dodge Trucka • Dodge Dart '«» T. Bird, Convertible » Impala, 2-Ur. Hardtop 'U Chrysler, Windsor Sed. '37 Bulck (Dr. Herdtop •Si ford, Italian Wagon SELECTED USED CARS •M Chevrolet IM. •51 Bulok, Hardtop Coupe •II Chev. e-Dr. Ha. Wagon til finer mlnm In 'M Chevrolet. S-Dr., 310 90 PER CENT OFF Over SO Yean in the Automobile Buslneii Baft aa winter IM • Thii Week'a Special Offered at Wholeaale THE LITTLB i 149 W. FRONT ST. 10 CENTER ST. j m River ltd. RED IANK ' FREEHOLD

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'YOU CAN POCKET A IAIXUIIB FISTFUL OF SAVINGS HUGE STOCK . LOWEST PRICES REO lANK'S MOST ACTIVE LQT IRRIflATION PUMP—ll,0M Sal, M mlKellsneoue farm Impfctmtau, WHEN YOU BUY A GOOD haskeu, hlutbtrry Dale. Aptly ' PRICES SLASHED TO ROCK BOTTOM WRinEN WARRANTY Blu-Rtrrytftrm, Whatepone> Rt.» IB»toi town, mornlnea «eept Sir ~ USED CAR AT A Few of Our lair luyi Lilted lelow: Mr?'-, ON EVERY ONE OF OUR THOROUGHLY TTPBWRITBRI,,; ADDlrW gauWlWr* ' All meiel new ar utad. OMrtMtM. RECONDITIONED L CONTINENTAL! M LINCOLN Coamo, Hard Top, Nice Car 495. , FOREIGN M CHEVROLET 210 2-Dr. Powtr-GlWe 7M. '55 BUICK "Super" Convertible. Dynaflo ' 7»5. (Mara nsuWil. A* •» HILLMAN Convertible $1750 '» PLYMOUTH Blv. Sla, Wagon, RFL , 795. but •X BUICK Special Hard Top, Dyna »M. Oa Its Nstt Pafs> •U HILLMAN HUSKY (J) 11*5 •47 FORD Cuatom 300 Tudor, Bargain tM. 'M HILLMAN Deiuie Sedan 1151 •M FORD Convertible, Fordomatlc I0M. Auwt um 'U FIAT Coaverbble (1M0) SI7M 'M MERCURY • Paia. Sla. Wagon MOM 1190. 'MAUSTIN-HEALEY Sprite SI«J 'S7 PLYMOUTH Sport Station Wagon, PFI, IZSS. NOIODY CAN KAT OUR LOW . LOW MICIS 'H MGA Rwdtttr IMS '17 FORD Country Sedan SU. Wagon. FOM, PS I3M. 'H AUSTIN-HEALEY Roadater '57 FORD Convertible, Full Power, Pretty ISM. AND THE REASON IS SIMPLE .. . WE ARE YOU •M SAAB Sedan • l m •51 FORD Falrlane Sedani, Fordomatlc I3M UME DEALERS! OUR "RICES ARE THE LOWEST "57 TR-J Rotditer (J) lira •57 FORD Retractlbte Skyllner, FOM, PS 14S0. •17 HILLMAN Sedan 11051 '» CHEVROLET Blicayne, 2-Dr. Power-Glide I'M. •• ANDOURtkSALS WE lESTll : ' .; ,...,":, .!'•": ,••• :. . • •47 MORRIS MINOR Convertible IMS 'H MERCURY Monterey 2-Dr. Sed, MOM, Bargain . UM, '57 HILLMAN Huiky (Wagon) ISM •M FORD Country Squire, FOM, Full Power IMS, •57 VOLKSWAGEN twrHrfloT II IN M MERCURY Turnpike Cruller, Full Power JIM. 'M VOLKSWAGEN Sun Roof • lO.Vr 'II OLDSMOBILE "Super U" 4-Dr, Hard Top, FP 2285, SEE US TODAY AND SAVE $$$$ •M HILLMAN Huaky (Wagon) MM 'M COLONY Park •Pan, Sta, Wagon, MOM, PS tm, 1960 FORD ANGLIC M PORSCHE 1IN Coupe U4N 'H MERCURY Hard Top, Full Power, Clean ]4M. COMPARE 'UM0TD IIOM 'N FORD Fairlint Tudor. FOM, P. Steer, 24M *M LINCOLN Hard Top Coupe, Full Power MM. • BxcrriNo iioeo • ECONOMY . '55BB1 JAGUA8 R Mark VII Sedan I3M •PERFORMANCE •51MGTD • COMFORT if IIOM BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 • 4 SPEED TRANSMISSION9 AMERICAN • WORLD WIDE SERVICE^; 'S3 PLYMOUTH Sedan IIN FALCONS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS '» WILLYS Jeep (Wagon) I4N 'HOLDS IS Convertible (Power) 1415 $1608 /; '52 PONTIAC 4-dr, 12*5 tmmmmmmmmm •JO DODGE %

E N G LIS \ IRANCH CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. SELLING VOnD PRODUOTH VOtl it YBARfl CA 2-3600 ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL « OPEN EVENINGS'TIL • P. 19 E. Newman Springs Rd. Rtd lank MONMOUTH STREET OPPOIIITB TUB OAIILTON THBATIU Open cveningi 'til 9 SH 7-4541 SH 14000 RED BANK SH 7-4S4S wfs-zfzm •S- ^ I, tw riwrwcw LITTLE lavvn OPEN HOUSE ts a ttrnct •*» fltntr t7s«f;'stahtttly fmmseulstettrouiHout. Thwei NEW MODEL IN CREST HILL two bathi. cheery living room with fireplace ana dow; cedar paneled basement; attached garage. and seM e thiss picturpree of serenitnity in wooded valley oft quiequiet txiRCYCLB ana MaeUvjr*jhnu *0TM. room. Real living pleasure ia waiting for you in this roomy PIANO - Ueea Conoiergrend. Applv AFARTMENTl READY TO SO! Tru-BH-Btrrjr farm, Whalepond Jtd., OR RENT—Two autnt of effleea avail- anch en an acre of beauty at $27400. ' CALL RAY STILLMAN Eatontawn, niontlnga eiiept Stturotv. able in mr Toner building. Both an river aide of building. On* of HUM irections from Red Bank—Third traffic light turn right on Chipel I Complete Rooma of Rugged UIED WOOD rmni eereene and norm IMMEDIATE rooma on flrat floor. Tht ather two EsUbliihed 1918 lill Road. Three'quarters of a mile down on left ii Crest Hill, ' Brand New Furniture plus wlndowi, etc: 15, 3i"ia0" Kmnii is oo oecond floor. BH 7-3M0. SHREWSBURY, N. J. eight,. 3J"i«0" two-panel ttorm win- OCCUPANCY urn left and go to end of road, home on left Look for Open ROUTE » A Reconditioned Refrigerator OOD LOCATION FOR elore 00. Hwy ijowi; nn pair of 32X0 double hung 3i Inquire at Olorlt't MoWI, Hwy louse signs. , , ' SH - for only tain. «H Ml* ' ' ' ' Eatontown. t A E alide rule S3, atop watch 13, Colony House ACTORY lefta and Monte apaea I $277 MD mailbox n, bridge lamp fl. rent Alto atore on White at . Saturday 10-5 . . . Sunday 1-5 HOUSES FOR SALE m-15 tubeleu tin |2. 17" TV let 115. Luxury Apartments Call IH M10O. HOUSES FOR SALE pay $J weekly urblne pump 131. tndlront st, V, ton • truck 110, mimeograph in Red Bank • 1 pc. Living Room Croup ., AM-m table raalo |io. HARRY A. KEARNEY & CO., REALTOR SSLble «ndladioo S313 . comra_.. Jjctlyar Magnificent *1ew overlooking threwa- HOUIES FOR RENT JOSEPH G. McCUE THE LOW AG_ENCY • • | pa Moderne Double Dresser KC1AM tabl» HHe . It-watt modulttoc doll bury River., Included la all rentalt: complete aalr-eonditlonlngl . private rlv- , Bedroom Suite carriagKC-1» He I*. doll bur* bode U UNOALOW, unrurnlahed sleaaant lo- REALTORS carriagteelM lae .I train tnneformer (I, l'irat patio, Mint tpeea oMniort. ttua cation, four roonu. bain and strafe, HOUSES FOR SALE REALTOR American naa.II, 13" Tiny-T«ui doll large room and eloteta. 24-hour terv- aa heat Call HI S-UW. * , • S pc. Dinette with , 0. riMH •nitlan blind II. elan let, fabulou "dnam" kltehent, con- OX River Rosd, Fair Hsven.N.J. utility cabinet irwmtu Mghu K rabMi can tl, J"nnltnt I* trapping, teaeoli and com-WIDE (ELECTION Or RBWTA14 - 30 Ridge Rd. RUmton 1-0444 HARRY A. KEARNEY . SHadyside 1-4477 1x12 rug due eaSjerTl, I' klddr allda j», baby mreliaad and ualumtaMd. Immodt- RUSSELL M. BORUS tcalet It. lam rain parae W. iH 1-tWt. ROW RENTING >%, 4tt. five' tceupaney. et Afenty. "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE EXCEPTIONAL COLONIAI OBNS1UL BIXCTIUC STOVE tparlmenta. and thret brcath-taklu & CO. REALTORS. pentbouee apartnuti. Comt out thli FOR OVER 35 YEARS' RAMBLING RANCH - One c FIELD FURNITURE weottend. Located adfacenl to Holly 'AIR HAVEN-Cap* Cod eotttlt. three Consult a Realtor 600 River Road SrI.l- H. RWertldt Ave.. Rtd Bank. N. J. OS River Rd., Fair Haven. EATONTOWN - The boom town tint time. In a setting of bear TRANQUIUTY-Thli Cape Cod SHadrside 74532 , CO 4-3020 HUNK H. TAYLOR * (ON. INC of the very near future. A nat- tiful boxwood gardeni, towerin Managing Annt-Jhoaa orange 3-1100 RUIUON—Lonlr eapt cod houH - on two acres of treei hu all that BXTMMBI.T COMPACT toreebed. ural with Bamberger's Shopping trees and shrubs, this delightfr PitEE Storage FREE Delivery Of BH 1*MW. on. of chole* MlSkorrwodi. Half mothers are looking for to take «_ raaca In ran- Haven,, clow to Center, Bendix, Standard Oil, block from Iniii 1*4 VloeU from MW aheaplng and bum. Very home has four bedrooms and IV 8km Hoars: Monday thro Satar- KbooL Bsautlhil troa llwd atrott. pln- ear* of the Uttl* onei. On the {JJJ* I hack* ta wooca. nrettace Bell Labs, and many more. Au- oaths (two of the bedrooms an- 1 tjr ol (mmda, aunar. lint, Urine first floor there are two bed- thentic restond early American room with flnplaea, dining room, ran •clout kttcaen, ... one bath on second floor), largo •s^rtur * porch, kltehta, two wMrami, Hiea in roomi, bath, Uving room, dining 1 farm house. Comentone marked P. M. Thursday * RT KONMOUTH, four room Mr- tletelt. _ baeetent. garage Ab Uving room with fireplice; full •uar. tlm able, Call BU 1-WI4 lorroom and kitchw PLUS a wo 17K. Brick lined, beamed ceil- Friday evenings'« iMMd. All ttttllUM. BuilMM cowla. Ue owner will tacrtflce. tll.ON. dining room with built-in comer CHILD1! CRIB with MW mettrna. room tha.t ia, _glasse d in on thre. e THE MOST FOR TUB LEAITI Bel- tap. iji acres with-beeutful ^B^S^JB • BatwA^a ^l^a^atBh aa^nh^aaa^BaBl da^fe. — " cabinets, butler's pantry, modern Sundays. nateatx ebaat ai MrclLJJI: play- rumnanD AFAMTMBNT — Four BMJT mml •malliatVltaratoe. pTbutHU, nomi. Hurtha, II Third An.. Atfou- r Rn tUMl OfJCp fJDDU|ll w kitchen, awning covered patio, Agtm In eparkltag condition, flvt mill- center hall, living and dlnlni f i HIWI. H: asTauar <**** tumaUiMl. e Hlfhlaiidi. BSSBMff? family enjoyment in all . screened porch, full basement, nail Varittr rumMun, 111 W. froot INTERRACIAL Two-bedroom rt hie Parkway. Overilae let, BaMroomi, den, kitchen, two glasset at, K»d, —•- FOUR ROOM! >nd b>Ui. quiet iur- In New Ihrewtbary, HI monthly. round. Upttalrt there ii a good jj double plot, two-car garage. Ask- HAMMOND roundlnif. touted «t M Catherine retrt-NemeUrt-Nenelhi Agencj, IW W. Front In porches, many fireplaces. COMPLBTMPLT B D1MIM1MIMO RROOM 1BT. it., (rear) R«4 Bank. Phone Mr. J. room (approx. 30X39) With four garage. High *%% vet wwrtgage can ing $45,000. t«nt chainhi . MhoiuMahoiurr . Fair conton- IH 1-KtO. Asking $32,500. IH T-04W between M:J0 p.m. closett, a dressing room and *• ""J^i _*••">? 5?.o»- ORGAN STUDIO dltloa. IH I-MM. TWO BEDROOM Cape Cad In River LITTLE SILVER - Very WATERFRONT RANCH — De IIBD BANK. Four room.. tj>o ktd- Plaza, IIOO monthly. Four-bedroom bath. Full basement and Inter- TRANSFERRED SOUTH — Owntr t eu.IL WaHuuhotiM rafrlnnlsr, •raw), rinm new wrd Cape Cod In Ihrcwtbunr, |1M monthly, Itavlng choice home, etpeelaliy eholce uiuil split level. Ideal for en- llghtful waterfront ranch with r , of ASBURY PARK : automitle dtlrootlfli ttttclinunt, US. apirtment. Beautiful oulet aurrand' com. Unusual charm and beauty wo-btdroom ColonUI in Countrr Club OI mortgage. Cuatom hunt three, tertaining and plain family fun •weeping view of the Shrewsbury tmmu. rum ON AU, MOUBU AT 1-lWI-W. in. Median Otrdent. 13] South at, iateMi, llto. Otheri. Weart-NemetD st only $19,500. bedroom ranch. Truly apaclout family MOROB DBLUXC auUmaUe wuhlm l« Mill geney, 101 W. Front at. 8H 1-aw. kitchen with dining area. Luiury and comfort Living and dining River. Completely bulkhetded. eertmle hath. Huge cellar, attached TWO ROOM FURNIIHBD.. FrhrUt WHY PAY RENT? Looookk what rooms, modem kitchen, Three Attractive living room overlook- ectnsce. I Beans Boulevard, Ksan*. SNFURNIIHBD HOUSB. four room; artge. PrAfetatAnallv lenrfartped, SS., and bath. Inquire "iff Lans Branch you can have for a small down » cath, aaeume monthly payment of bedroomi, two baths on one ing water, fireplace, full dining PRM1N OKAY aOFA-BBD. OoM Mug. ,ve., Long Branch. payment and call the home your tUS. Met g»,4M; level. Bedroom and bath another room, three bedrooms, two baths, THIUEK UHrURNlalOPD ROOMa, 'AIR HAVEN — Half doublt houat. BXTRAORDINARr — feMtaparablt. can ati i-4140. five rooma, newly decorated. IMper own. An almost new split level level. Large recreation room. two-car garage. $45,000. RCA Ublo model TV Math, Mllltlta atua. Ltaat. IH 1IK with three luge bedrooms, two •rat*nttfTu tn^Si oaiuMbt found Powder room, den and bar, two- Can HI HI ruitNISHED AFAKTMBNT —Uving UH> BANK — On Shadow Lake. Four- to Rumton. Eapedall car attached garage, patio, com- OLDER RIVERFRONT ESTATE room, bedroom, kltcben, talk. A •tht, game room AND laundry. after a pm. rooomm boute. elll heet I1U. Wrha In- bination screens and atom sash, HOME — Located on the Nave- atllilea, Adulla. get monthly. BM1-1WH. weenUenU, m BleaektBleae r St. New York Baseboard' heat, screens, storm hig area eaally ta eaparau PUMP ORGAN II orr phone WA SS1O4 sash and storm doors. All this dining room. Thrat bedrooma. Ot- split rail fence, dog kennel, niceice- sink River in Rumion, (hit older •part. .«.-..call Ml •ciforrr piNB-rour large rageT Shaded H ant lot. tvtrloealng Shrewtbury River. Prlv. JUTURNUHED ftvibedroom koute. cin be had plus a 4Vi% mort- xop colonial home, needing tome MW TV. lutair atrirlM eall ate enuance and private tile bath. TTENTION BOAT OWNERS — At- E«e«llent location. Monthlr rental gage for SB yean. Actually true raetlva Ctpt C«d heat, oat block tovahie. renovation and redecorating, ir and ahopplng faclli nwIW.. Wetn-Nimeth Agency, lot W. at $11,000. Rumton'Rum one no* wttarrnat lalauachlguag g on a plot of land of more than •ront St. SH ItIt**. Finn facJHUtt tad dndnp pwattrwattattrr. RUMSON - Very attractive INS? erst »* four acres. This property Ii be ONARDO •ii-room mute, c i htdnami, Hvtng room, Mll famfi small rancher under " THREE ROOM! and bath. Furnlahed .Mently located. RRtawnablt t ml Would you like to tent with an 1* dininning rooroomm , large aalnl MnWe moderd n ing offered to settle an estate a: ar twfurnlahed, ConTtnlont rrverfront AT 14917 after'! p.m. kitchen, IH bathi. run bailment Most accessible HAT-ALFALFA, ALFALFA... ORAI location, auptrb vltw. Builntet ptrton option to buy? You cm in this k an asking price of $45,000. inw hay <«Mt>. AH brlikt •»-New- haatboarhatboar—*—-d• not water heat. At. room-dining area (fire- USBD OHO AN SAM — 'Wuftltatr tnferod. 14 Itlnnlda Ava., RtdLITTLE SILVER — Newly decorat* 18,200 ranch house that hai d CneMad tentned Hatl eurid. F.O.I.. HoJmdel. etvtn-reon ranch. Mra. Hanct, IM lathed saraga. Em r „ paneled kitchen, three iOaord organ with booth, walnut SHI. three bedroomi and a full base- porch. Home In top oondMlea. Low THE COUNTRY IN TOWN - cut) aapflot with pemieHon, ma- VtTitt Maple Ave., Red' Bank, H. I. Bedroomi and tiled bath. Plas- FOUR ROOM UNFURtTOHBD. tm' mentnt. Tins house is convenient taiei. Aaklng tlMOO. Lovely ahrubs and planting with letgHBT with hone*.7m. lUverMat •iMMOm IOFABBD. Beautr root mat- iuppMtd. FrlTttt entrance. Jtetlden- THRBB ROOM BUNOALOW, on beau BBTOND ALL tJUESTIOH — One oftered walli, attached SSSt Reed erge* with uMa. SB, tlful eatate. Furnlahed or unfumiahed to bbu s or traini , RentaRtll at $123 a deep lot and privacy go to tlal ana. IN atom* Avt.. Aiiuf* lumm'i fJnett reaMiMlauall pnaejftlu, patio, full,basement S Part Immediate occupancy. PR HMS, a month. leclmloei! JH aerel ot unueual pptirt- MS* make this three-bedroom ranch COUNTY ORGAN ft FAIR HAVEN - One of nicest PIANO COMPANY nucno PIANO — ooo* eamitionT THRBB ROOM! •> BATH, ruinlalied TRANIPERRBD BXXCUTTVE—Tnreii cy. Quality! Cuatom hnllt by fart. home a most attractive buy fo. All Btllltlea. Perfect location. Coup bedroom luiurr Itancher, two full Mlddletown, N. J. moat builder tor a moat fajtldloui areas. American cokmial. Liv- flB ML m. MlddMowa. HIM tM Rt 3S owntr. Luturlout ranch detlgn featur- the small family. The large liv n pnftmtl. Call after 4:30 p. m. II Oakbathe. , Modern kitchen, full batement. ing and dining roomi, kitchen, BaUrdaf UN I:* Kiel It. Ktd Bank. IH 1-4ITO. Recreation Kaon, tm par month, ing lour twin elie bedroomi. Paneled hig room hat a fireplace, full BABT VURNITUM New Split Level, three bedroomi, IM OS 1-0800 Eves. OSborae M443 den with lovely bar. Three deluic laundry room, powder room, UX/ROOM (urnlahtd apartment. Untl dining room, basement, bath, ga- bathi, recreation room, fireplace, din baiht. Central air conditioning. Meet screen porch. Three bedrooms, Mar U. lino month. Ralerancea. In room, |1TS gar month. Immediau Daily: M Sunday: 1-5 beautiful patio with delightful vltw. rage. $21,900. OUTLET STORE Kim — Amirletn Orltntala tulrt Tuetdey, 10 a. m. untu Thur» Many other aainlUee. SKOJO. two tiled baths. Twocar attached and Chmete. tall. fill. Hit fcat- day noon. Tl Ptntvltw An., Keana RUMSON MVCRFIIONT — Complelt garage. Nice deep ptot Many BARN RED EARLY AMERICAN ten. Urn etrpete. Ilapla kadnom. buri. »H Carter Ave. eeehHlon and privecyl _ . IMeeI t unueual extras, cirpetlng, etc. $31,900. CLEARANCE SALE aria drepleaf tablt, OMB I la I.BATONTOWN — llodtn nfurnlahe< ATTRACTIVE BUNOALOW - Unfur BERG eonttmparary rancich homle altualed on -Large cathedral Uving room •m Farallura, llwf M, Laurtnet four rooma. Heal, hot water, garage. . nlttitd. modern. Avalltblt March protected lagoon. Element channel—_ , RUMSON — Owner Flbrida with beamed celling and large Harbor. f fil t Yearly. Adultt. U XH10. US. Settled couplt. Cooper Rd., Fal Meat functional home for a family ol bound asks ui to price this house ttpne fireplace. Roomy family KBROMIfB Hot wattr ketUr, M tal. vltw. IH l-MII. > VETERANS two children. Beautiful view I Aaktng v Wholatai* Prieti MODERN TWO-ROOM furnlahed apart mike offer! to tell. Warm in winter, de- kitchen recently redecorated. m«nt. KiKitchenettet , bat_ h laundry, r THREE BBDROOM home In Red Bank. \ IMB'I tad CUMna's ' IH !•*» Parkin* *» month. Ytar nund. Will IM bathi. fireplace, nmporeh, eel- NO DOWN PAYMENT lightfully cool In summer, ac- Double bedroom on main floor, r TWO WHBBLBn pTAeuetlry new. tlet, Meant heal. KB HK3. lar, tw»ear aarase. Nice location. ceu to river. Uving and dining screened porch, single bedroor, rr SHIRTS, SWEATERS, ETC Twla bad and dreatar. I — KHOTTT PINE three-room turnlahed March 1 occupancy. Itso month. $58 PER MONTH and bath on second floor. Ideal chair. It North Part i apartment. Prlrate entranta and prl lie nnt major Map toward III roomi, kitchen, recreation room. bury. vato bath. Yearly rental me block < RUMION — Partly fumlihed four to Independence It owning your owi WALKER & WALKER Three bedroomi, two tiled baths, for couple. $18,000. all buttt. Itorei and public bete! in roomi, no peta, leaiee, IM to ItZI and It It more eerily done than rent- CtllHMAM MAPLI DOUBLB bad. Parting let. For' Information call C* per month. Dennlt K. Byrne. Realtor, Ing moot apartment!,!.e.: Two large Realtors porch and patio. .Two-car at- tprrnt, and., maltrtw m. Dftntr W. River Rd.. RUmton MIH. tedroome, overelMd aolence kitchen, tached garage- WHO- MIDDltBTOWN—Immediate oceupane; full'batement, attic. Including range, Highway 3S Hazlet, N. J. THRBB-KOOM lumlthed apartment. Tlveroom ranch 1110 a month. Nawli ahadet' and, combination ' aluminum RED BANK - Older home, spot Nicely decorated. All utllltlet iup- decorated. Hailet, Immediate octupan Morm taah and doon, an a completely CO4-M12 lets condition. Accessible every, RAY VAN HORN pllad. IH W. Front It., Rtd Bank. lindieaped overtlied lot; real nice cy. ttven-room ranch, eicellent COM|. Open 7 Days thing, fine neighborhood. Living UrirURNIlHD-1% rooma and bath fas. SIM month. MHdletmrn. ttven- location i Immediate poaieailon. REALTORS oom ranch, 1121 month, partly Mr- and dining rooms, kitchen, pan- around near, eteellent Red Sana $8,500 FULL PRICE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! 11 location. tics monthly Ineludti Mil ilihed. Crowell Agency, Realtor, Mid try, four bedroomi, basement, OVER A QUARTER CENTURY KHOTTT nmr BAR with cabinet tlta and garage. Kitchen fully enulpped. lletown. OS 1-0400. : Three-bedroom split level home etoou. Mar be vied aa room dtvt NON VETS $255 DOWN detached garage, low taxes. Sub- RENTALS - Immediate posse- SB) at will trade tot TV. SH Hilt. 'available March 1, may be aten now, IPACIO1W SIX-ROOM three bedroon with m bathi. modem kitchen ranch with baeement and luate Monmouth County Office ject offer 80.900- sion. Three bedroomi, one ; FULL am BED, Mrlnt and nuMnai, and separate dining room; well BSAUTIFUL MODERN Three. fireplace. < earpetlnt, furnlahed. Ctl $U. another $100. Studio spar (urnlahtd apartment, (araie. Jehwarti Aieney. SH T3121. kept home, equipped with alumi- Ft. Monmouth"«H 7-1I4T or IH 1 THE BERG AGENCY num combination screens and ment, fumlihed, $85. "••"•IIBNHHBD BUNOALOW for renl Service- tut- FOUR ROOM! UNFURNMHED, bl fttur reome, tunpotch, gtrice for en storm door; cyclone fenced back- ATTENTION! NEWLYWEDS t 'PORTABLE AUTOMATIC • oeaafal •Itctrle and hot water MDplled. ma ear. River view location, tflo montn OS 1-1000 William S. Garrison RETIRED COUPLES. Me MACHHIBRYrORSAU wn heat. KB 4-1MS between 1-T Inqulrt N Btttln Rd., Fair-Haven. yard. Existing veteran's mort- Rt. IS Jlhlillclown, N. •• gage of 414% interest may bj small home. Living room, fir HlOHLANDa - 1U roomi. Flret I AGENCY completely fumiahej. Modirn kltehe Dally I — I lat., lun. 10 — assumed. Monthly poymenU $01 place, dining room, kitchen, tv February Specials bath, private entrance. 'W Bay A' FURNISHED ROOM Including insurance and taxes. bedroomi, expansion, basemer Phone IH 1-UW. M p.m. REALTOR — 1NSUROR Can Model MS Umin NBW JERUSALEM HOMC-Far Mtd Located In Haven Park and tell- oil heat, garage. Near transpo Model Ml Doter BEAUTIFUL MODBRN THRBB ROO or retired. Roomt, board. Non-etiM THE KIRWAN gated. CA S-MTt. ing for $14,100. 77 Broad St. Red Bank tatlon and itorei. $16,000. Ft. NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? Fire OBOROB C COCMUW, WC. ROOM AND BOARD for elderly pto. COMPANY ANOTHER TRANSFER - SHadyiide 1-0804 LEONARDO — Furnlahed four tooma, pit. Country location, call place, enclosed breeieway, work- bath. heat, hot water, tituiilta. Avail- 08 1-llOi For The Beit In AMAZINGLY LOW ASSUMP- able immediately. AT 1-leTI-W. RUMSON - Lagoon and dock, shop, oversUed garage, washer. 8LBBPIN0 ROOMB ONLY — Prtftr TION of $1,300 can take over vet- TWO FURNIIHED apanmtntt. sentleman, near all buaee. Slo weak- Real Estate and Iniurance erans mortgage - 3%% - on brick and frame colonial. Charm- Near school and Jandy to every- yttr round. All mnitlee. nicely ly. IW Main at., K.aniburg Center Hall Colonial IM.900 this "THREE-BEDROOM ranch ing home, entrance hall, living thing. Asking $18,900. nlehtd. Beautiful vltw at landr Hook Cuatom Built — three yttr old. (even FURNISHED ROOM, private bal homo . in excellent condition room, fireplice, full dining room, Bay. HI J-U«. firM Door, use of kitchen, llvl large roomi. Urn floor. Hum room, PERFECT CONDITION - Six- room, bnilneia couple. «H MMI F full dlnlni room, ptnetfil iien, kitch- equipped with new washer and beautiful kitchen breakfast area. room ranch. Paneled fireplace. fw en, powder room, lecond floor: three !«•"*••**• i*"**" fmi (two bedroomi), lli». day, Saturday, Monday, Wednetda; dryer, aluminum combination Four large bedrooma, Vft haths, M Mntnanltnea, rive roomi, 1140, in nneet new gird bedrooma, two baths, cncloted retr Full basement Recreation room "S'lS*. SH"* apartmente. Beautiful, quiet eufroui poreb, bttement—paneled game room, screetu, windowi and jilouiled family room paneled, two-car ga- with bar. Garage. Combination I St SH MW. toga. Near parkway, free parking. 8INOLE ROOMa Clean and eemhi laundry. Large landicaped plot with rage. Financing available. Aik- able. Reaaonahlt rale. Oarage *em| ™^w» ^————~*^^ w ~— w _^_T-__ electric, kitchen, an, bath. Adulli, AT 1-Mil. Leonardville Rd. KE t-5500 tiful kitchen, three bedroomi, four two baths, full Aw. P. . two baths, game room screened Basementat,, garage. , Asking $21 ^Dakou Indian MiMHa i Mhootehooll beardinbctrdlngi ^>r¥iaTi~on. eta. ahein. FOUR-ROOM UNFURNHHBD apart porch, professional landscaping, 900. Immediaisaee ppoueniono . Own- e. atadtate. aaeka. thoea~— , "neeMonata,. drteatadrew . meal at Larey Apartmente, II Lara: RIAL ISTATIIOR SAU BARGAINS EXCITING LISTING aaitMati. kaa4 Ua> aa4 • tuaa af tturte, halt, alatat, aoarra, gtetrtaHOT , lie| !- PI., Red Bank. Available March 1. Ctl near school, shopping. Reduced transferred. aW mijaaa. ManyManyaila: ailratt . A reaeall barbar.tit. Met and underwear, gaaary anendd. a IH 1I0H or RU 1-3110. HOUSES FOR IALE Two-bedroom house, 11,(00 RESULT OF TRADE-IN to$ir.«00. a ttata. Pleate tee4 It «. Franeli MU- OVERLOOKING LAKE - New •am at WN. canaa mm. • ta a ».•. elon. at. Fiaaclt, aouth Dakota. FURNISHED APARTMENT aulttble fe Four-bedroom house, $6,900 one couple only. Inqulrt at Okirla' •' ; AT .•'. ranch home of distinction. Center Motel. Hwy M, Batontown. t».m Six-room bungslow, $5,300 MONMOUTH BEACH — Spadoua hall, three double bedroomi, two ranch, custom-built by tiled bathi, paneled den, fire- TRREE-ROOMI and bath, an Mow IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Three-bedroom ranch, $11,500 AppUbrook Aganey Avt., AtlanMe Highland!, us [hrte bedroomi, hot aaiir gas place, porch, basement, .double mmtLrsvo month. Heat and water Included, New colonial split level located Throe-bedroom split level. $14,800 RT. M MIDDLETOWN, N. J. er. Three aatrataa heat, insulated, attached one-car garage. Move right In.' $32,900. mediate oocuponty, AT l-fltol. on % acre corner lot. Built tor Two-family, five and six mom, OLD PUKNITUKI - AMMtaa. chlaa, HBD BANK — Attractive lumlih OSborne 1-UOO jarage. Ovenlied plot. Aiking TOWERING TREES - Excellent — "Mtett aad bnt4 threcnom apartment, entire t gracious living. F.H.A. financing $20,000 : floor. IN inehtdet all trtllitlea. Cloie ti available. . FAIR HAVEN $8>900. , location. Four bedrooms, two railroad tution. Fine for buHnen ON of the fairest in Fair Haven. RUMSON - Owner relocaUng. tiled baths, combinaUon breeie- couple. Phont IH MOM It no antwti BEACH AGENCY •H 1-0T3». G. I ASSUMPTION Colonial two-story. More than Convenient rustic locale, frame y«y. basement, hot water oil H acre. Most desirable neigh- ATLANTIC IIIOHLANn* - Furnlahed HAZLET — Three bedroom ranc os i-tm Cod. two bedroomi. fire- heat, twtKar garage. Hardtop Mudlo apartment lletpa one or two.on 100x100 corner lot. Knotty UTTLE SILVER - Twt Urge-be*- borhood. Thres bedrooms, one place, expansion attic, hot air drive. Immaculate condition IWI AND UVmOCR Near to thopplng. tranaportatlon. eomtlettlly redecorated, tremendous. Living room with MH*. pine kitchen plus many extras. New tilt bathI,, oil heaet Iramedltti meu oil heat, largirge babatementi , three Owner transferred. Reduced to •4,400 down, W monthly. occupancy. SH ISM llo r prltltt aanir l fireplace, dining ram,, family appUanceilnicluded, attached one- $34,900. HX-ROOM furnlahed apartment. Ui appointment. cellar. May 31. IIOO month. Reference!. room, playroom, full t*o MM River Rd., 1 quire Tuetday, 10 a.m. until Thuitdi MIDDLBTOWN -Altractrw three bed' Baseboard not water heat. At- BRED 1BMBT COW, tour noon. Tl Plnevlew Ave., Keanaburl, mem ranch. Convenient location. At- Bbd ht 2HrJ old, fret* call by tide. Center Ave. J. J. HARRIGAN aumume 44 perr cent montage. Sale prlca tached garage. Screened porch patios, SHadyside 7-4101 •II•II.MOM . ClCalll BMt^aa HlOHLANDa - Three rooma and but and patio with brick gr«l. *" FOR FURTHER DETAILS OBRMAN IHEPHBRD Pupflte, beau around floor, nicely furnlahed. llei & CO., INC. ROMA CODRT. Uacroa New •00. CALL tlei, llahl tin and black marhlnaa, and hot wtltr. Adulta. HI Fit I'M! Five looma, two bathe, att haH LITTLE SILVER PRE-WAR AKC reglttered. Very rtaionable for PArkway 1-7501 Attached gtragt, lull baaemeat Mod- trn eomb">allon kttthea IM I CAPE COD - Three bedrooms quMk tale. Phone LO t-ijit afltr I It Basra to idvertlH In The Refill Lot IKtalat. SM MB DENNIS K. BYRNE -Advtrllttmant. ThefflfMon It tartol, Inc. and fourth which can bt finished. A A A DEAL ' TWO STORY — Ml nem with car- REATOR - INSUROR Living room -diningroom com- INTERACIAL amle tilt hath Ftrfeet condtUoneondu . HwyM Middletowa, N. J. centrally located, rnaeitaig only. bination, modern kitchen with Act fait—modern bungalow leu 11001. OPEN T DAYS 8 West River Road dishwasher. Enclosed breenwiy, than ten yean old limited In ntoraaaiotiALi ATTENTION: Rumion, New Jersey. attached garage, extra Urn lot Long Branch containing two bed* CUSSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Haven. ttalM. well landscaped. House rooms, living room, modem Telephone: RUmson MM It in Immiculite condition. Walk- kitchen with cat range, spscloui ing dittance from schools, and A HANDY 6UI0E OF lUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS) bathroom, full basement, aut» NEW HOUSES S^XTjUpf busts. Tremendoui value for only malic «II heat, aluminum LEWIS LANE FAIR HAVEh A. FRED MAFFEO lOO screens and wooden storm w mantled but all plumbing la, MaarhlBi aa ^^na ••ami* ••• Dominic P. Figaro JS.OW. " . 1 dow throughout the house. TaJu AGENCY ifiBsawBaBj"" 1 ypvwmvn Ready For Decoration FAIR HAVBN-H.O. . Reliten Wat.rbury ADDiNO MACHINBI"- over 9 per cent VA mortgage Older home, modtmlaed, en main NBW HOMBI, alltratlont,! rtNlrt. KCLBN MILLIR'I iiduilvt formu- rOL-R-BEDROOM COLONIAL - - Utraughlart, eeparaU of flee enlrtnee 731 Broad St. (Hwy. 35) Hlihtit qualitqual y work, For ettlmtttt la nth raad for tale by mall or ap- IN a month ptyi all carryfn and waiting room, reeepllon room. 1$ W. Front S. Red Bank ct'l HtrbtHtrbtn Blitnitneh. IH UJM. ftreplicti, large llvlna and dlnln SHREWSBURY pointment erily. AT l'MTI. charges. Only $1,100 down natal, Mtehta. Two tllee baUa en* iwa tally HUlpptd eiamlnallon raonia, SHadytlde 7-MOO powder room, full haataul. Twt- lavalorj and paneled contuWatlon AwHawsa RtBalra date «k| Gtaaa RaBalr very small closlni fees. • car garage. Undaeiaed. . mom, ItoMdeiKe hai four bedroomi. SH 1-M13 WlhllIi loom wnh.BretUce, * REPAIR and EXPERT MBNDIHO-Chlae, Hue, A.C. RADIO A TBLBVIIION CO- THHEB - BBDROOM CAPS CO CONTEMPORARY ranch. Build- Hirer, rednletung and awing. Theft*, US ahrewibury An. IH X4M. SAMUEL TEICHER RANCH - Ursa Mvlng room, Bra OB The Next Pat*) ot bucaeu. China * oiiw mm. III IERV1CB WHILE YOU WAIT. Dining roan and kitchen. Tl er's own home in Rumion. 14 vB&tt Pull battmem. ont ear lutgi. •ere setting with specimen trees Aarllmar AGENCY MM HAVBN-IUaD BANK ARBA MHI laailal!M omtr locatlon-iead t»ea nr an "it aad garden! overlookiag the wa- FnalOII HaatBhj Oceanport Avenue, Oceupert It broker. hemi" »»t1«ea»M»w, inwrtnee, ete. ter. Four tpscloua bedrooms, OUON CO, INC,-Roofln|, aldlni A h IH lhi ft* with FITBL OIL * HBATntO—Call III 1- ItmlttMm. Inrlaned and ititttntti Call or Dial 'AIR HAVBN-Cepa CM, eaeaar Hot, S^'aSSjWp.wft three full bathi, two flreplacei, Nl«. Oil Delivery. Inc., Hmet A tor tl ytart. PR MTU-AT I^U four bedroomalil baiht. Flteplaee, family game room in basement. aajtj, I Herber"arbert 1,, Ktd tana, Liberty 3-3900 or Liberty MMI breetewty, gtrtga, Ml dry MMmtnt, walllowall cargetlng, aiHematk wtah- wall anntTniellan, hot wattr JtaT two Many unusual featurei, Carpet, SaatteTaala For Prompt, Courteous Service tr and dryer, rotl tnd rail react, car detached garag*. Price SJ.tW. traperln, other sxtrai, $91,900. VIMS landactped. Immediate oceupaney. Co 5XIf~S*"l * ."*• •** •» •wet. tow EPn TANKI, clrywelle, built, venlenl 10 tchooit, churchti, Mutt eel IMS, m 4 Hit. Dally T a.m.-ld p.m FRBE BITIMATU-Alttrallani, ad- terrletd. eltantd. "Uecltlna fiali. 1 Ihreuihiara >n prolmlonal ntlshbor MINIATURE Rumton eiUte. ^ dllloni. Palnllni, Interior and eater. C. H. Wllaon. IH 1-IMI, Willis Conovar hood. Corner properly, % tire, Pi' '.crn of giant treei and thrubt. ~7lM£RIUtl lor. You'll like our work, lo MM. aw * ** •—*"*feet floo•"r plan tor reildtnee tnd o. T AOENCV * our bsdroomi, 2^ bathi, formal •LATE A JONEI - SACRIFICE - flee| nrlney l«t both. Cenlei; ar Oaaair Rtpalr south at. WH Hrll Holndtl Vlllagl trance hall, i% roomi and 1. bath » lining room, reception hall, liv- SHIPSHAPE "•««• 10 order"; COUNTRY HOMES AND ACMAOI only, OS ground level. Uving quarteri tonili rd Awnlnt C of "L" ehaped living room, dlnln ng room with fireplace; butler'a Unusual riverside house for ' BLBCTROLUX Holmdtl AtllltUI and Mlflton) Twtt, .mn DIAL — Mw rtMh, I4N H, VKfi?Jgffl?& vsssSp lain atrviet auppiitc Three bedroerM. Iwa full hatht, two- room, Urge tdeH n wttht Matry tnd ttparste laundry those who like tht tmell of IM Maltleon Ave,, Aibury Park, ror MONMOUTH BEACH-1 Andirton A1 even and built-in ranee, thnt lari Un Mi GarwM StfpNw 1 CM sarase, fit. ream, Nlla. dlthwti mm. Screened porch tnd ginge •alt air. Sturdily bulkhettfed. prompt horn* Mrrlce or free checkup ana black from beach club. SI ram er, efcrlhet dryer. Detarate la tun bearewne, full teramle htlh, vmatw «t your ElMltolm, ctll PR e-OHI. «r. Three btdimmi, tV living tool clotet rtorage, lull •trement - drv vllh Income apartment, An op- Room for a largt boat at your NAVBIANDI BA1RD DAVIBON CO.CO.,, INO. mtchtn, dlnettt, bulll.ln range, ete., I HI.IM. ctii c* urn. • eamblnatkm tetain and etorm tair ^rtunlty at $JT500. front door. Long putiM liv* ,B>' all LawLawn and GardeGd n ml eamblnatk 0Mln nth, mud room. Unal itriga, 1 liaHT-ROOM, IH bath modem tp Mltcheihl l itrigt. Ktmarktblt vtlu ing room-dining room wilh It! W. Front It. IH I.JMO Waita M'ltM'. Ill.oOO. Ctll WBbtiar I-MM level with garage and hattmtnt. tt II.IW. Financing trrangtil, S /our broiirr. Only IS pet etnt tain rttulred, Aatumt HnlCRBDItOOM colonial on hiautl- picture window, bedroom, KXPBIIT WATCH tnd clock repair . te Trtnaltrrei Ctll SHtdyilde 7-5*00 illy landKapet earner plot, biook. bath and pretty tiled kitchen. OM Jifea Ullraeonlcally oUanM,. fitcironlcilly MODBRN CAPB COD-Pull blMminl, owner imott t ina olle (king IM.0M •lite rartlv flnlahatl. Alumlnun oroupirc" within two weeke. Aakim 1131 pr Encloied breeieway. Attached tiaitd, MII.IN* jRWEMana, nn itornia, toritni, bllndi, sal htil, Hi II.HO BUY! trill tplll level, . OI.TI NECK building loll, tcruge, CELLAR!R , laragti clunfO, Toil Momnoulh It., ntd Hank. IH MMI price 111,010. Crewell Agmcy, Rtallor month. Four bidroomt, two btth •ilnem propertlti. gueif apartment, Patio. Com- trlmtnen and removedrem d, HtininiHtinin , Ro< tlllnilst fronfront t lliopplfig and atallon, Bel Alldlllelown, OH I-IMW, lamiiy room, Ntar toliool, III.MW, ooallon, Ininifrlian ocetipaney, I SW thrm-btilrnom ranch, Sptclou* pletely (urnlihed, 121,200, to.tllllni lardtnlardtntt . OA MIH MIH. BNOtlANOR-MAPLEWOOD I.1N0ROVT — Ranch on Itrae pin WaMlag - Fabrlcatlai '*ni moriant* may bt titumtd. I Uvlni room, flrepltce, dlnlna torn vlng room, nrcplace, acre woodad ThrW'hedfoohedfoom home, ncHlenl condcondll- three heitroomi, brieiewty, dry bai •I, |U,tM. •alallBg aa. DtMnllmj lion, Jelelferoof n retldenllaldllll area, value Elian S. Haialton ATUNT10 Wtlillni a r-abrloallni Co. Vr.IT KRANSIIURO, twolmlrcoi ninrninrn ROLLING ACRE with trees Ex- * LINCROFT — Best house in a project and at the best red cedar, douglu and white fir, colors. The stain tibruihed^oa ceptional cuitom-built, new price. Three-bedroom split; tiled bath, Uving room, din- HOUSES FOR SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE ONLy.St3.SOO lor.thla modern three larch and erigelmaiui spruce. The liberally, then rubbed off with • three-bedroom ranch with un- ing area, efficiency kitchen with best appliances; large RUMSON —.Newly offered choice. 1H bedroom eplll level with hill dining low resin content of these woods' usual detaOs throughout. Spa- recreation room and utility room; attractive sun room Newly painted and decorated acre lota. All utllltlaa, Ireea, cleared aoft cloth; The depth o( color caa . oous living room with bow win- added; attached garage. - Complete with wall to wall throughout. Ihort walk to achool and lady to build. Priced from SUM mables them to take and hold a be controlled by the length ol 1 UatuwrtaUaa. Aeeume 4V» »er cent 112H or CA 3-4PU. dow , dining nom. beautiful tile carpeting, washer and dryer for $19,500. mortgage- Only 10 per cant eaeh re- tain well, time the stain is allowed to re- kitchen. Two full baths. Two- aulreSrcroweli Agency, Realtor, Hid- BUILDINO LOTS — 140x110. Leonardo, near bua and tchoola. Call KC « First el AU main betors it is rubbed off. Tbe srage: Full basement. • * • THIS IS THE CHOICEST-Four large bedrooms In dlalowa. OS J-fttoo. As in aU types of finishing, the knger the wait between the ap- DIATE OCCUPANCY - ranch. Two baths, 30-foot living room, dining room wi. UWUBT-Charmlna eight room nouae, glass sliding doors leading to outside dining porch am three bltlil. hot water oil mat Four first step is to sand the surface plication and the rubbing, «• pstio; extra large kitchen, recreation room with fire- acre plot which ctn be divided. Three- COMMERCIAL PROPERTY of the wood carefully. Use a darker the tone. Ta get exactly ; car garage- Alkmf Sao.ooo. John Ml- place; .cellar, attached garage, choice location. Aikini - —\ Realtar. Rumaon Road. Phone •tedium coarse paper to'remove the tone you. want, experimaat SM0» DOWN BUYS THIS WANTED-Sewtnc machine plant, oen- FABULOUS FOUR-BEDROOM $23,900. ' " • .. .; .,:-.•;.'•:• • . .. •• ^~" unit. •-••.•• eral areu of'- t - - - rough imperfectiOBS, a One paper with a iumple or t^ pueUn|.;;.. 'reehotd. . Aabi., , SPLIT LEVEL with view of RUIISON—Near ocean and t>arachla| to. cornplete the surfacing«Jqb. It • • • Three-bedroom ranch in New Shrewsbury. This was a '•Ml. Old, home with throa bad- three thouund lo eight thouatnd Mutre river and tall trees. Fireplace a, two- batha, living room, lire- feet. Preaently or, recently In opera- model house with extras. Living room, full dinini room, .••omi. in spacious living room. Dining ___j, dining room, den, largo kitchen. tion. .Equipment euMhle tor the nmu. An utensting two-tone ltcture_ol ehlldren'a coata and car rqpm. Deluxe kitchen. Recre- roomy kitchen with wall oven, dishwasher; two tiler, garaga. SJlVlo. Jota, aUough, Real Rumam H«na RU coala. Will buy or leaae. Write "Saw, caa be created by altenatiai •tioa room AND den. Twexar baths, large recreation room, full cellar, two-car attache! w l-tns. ' Ing"- Boi Sll. Red ~ garage. Firm at $21,600. tha v colors, ' overlapping";'"" gtrage. $25,950. , U.S. STEEL HOMEt-Chotot ol IS dll- •eront floor •tlaaag tricot from lip.- SMCKT, OS- slishUy' and blendlni them by 10) to t^OOO. llodel home located on IfDBANK AREA: 25% CROSS * • Country home on two beautiful acres. The renovating bat wOSTWlidlittSiroponTtof In. MMINEtt UtOnRTY rurnaat to tit order at EDWAKD nibbing before both are entirely . BROEOC. Surrogate of tha County RETURN! Thirteen roorai and has been done: Living.room features stone Mreotaei aaectioa Saturday and Sunday after dry. Knots or grain caa be Wgh- and picture windows.^tUng room, bay wiadoweTduV- aoon. Or call Everett H. Throne, OS !• RESTAURANT FOR BAU fully ol lloraooulh, mia .day. ntao7 en Ihe aiulpped, throa. etory bulMlng application ot the tuuVnlgaed, afailt lighted, II desireoV by rubbing ing room, kitchen pantry and powder room, three bed- Penneytvanla. Call U 1-OIM. pecht, Admlnlatratrli ol tte eaute of •ftJSrALL RENTED.t Close to trans- itess areas with steal wool. rooms and bath upstairs. Two-car detached garage; REtTOREO FARMHOtJBE la Atlantic ie eald John Speeht,' deeeaeed, mf Donation. Two acres, on lake, Townahlp. Double living room, cm la hereby given to the credrlore ol ksnnel, playhouse. Good trees and shrubbery; To be certain that tha stain beautiful trees. COMPLETELY beamed celling, llremace. Dining room, aald deceaeed to preaent'to.thoaatd modern kitchen; three bedrooma. 114 REAL ESTATE WANTED Adralniiualrli their cltlam tw'aer oath does not'bleed'through at some FURNISHED. Excellent condi- Asking $21,000 bathe. Hot water oil neat. Two-car within elm monthe from tha data. tion. CAN ASSUME 4% mort- aeparata garage. Low taiaa. i*i acrea. UBLTI We ban told to many proper Dated: January lllo, IMO, ' ~ later time, apply a coat of; stalsr • * * Oakhurst Ranch—Three bedrooms, bath, iarselivinc- Prlca SJt.000. Martin Agency, New- MARIE BPICHT. gage with 50% down. Many po- .«.'."*..«?*1.« »•«»_«•'•.soofllotlnta after the'stain is thoroughly dry. dining room, well equipped kitchen, good closets. Cellar man Springe Rd., Llncron. SH 7-2329. (Sail ut _... .. preteaawcal 15 Highland Avenue, tential uses. $39,900. • inrtea. Walker • • HlaiilaiMlK Hew J When the sealer ii dry. n* it floor hss been arranged for one-car garage; lirce rec- RIVERFRONT, deap water anchorage. Ian. MOt.Feh Ml jealion room wiUi glass sliding door leading to ground reparlan righte. nine-room, live bed- lightly with fine sandpaper. LOCATION CONSCIOUS? BUDG- level backyard. Laundry, powder room and atorage roomi, two bathe, » ft. living room COVMTT ••-.' ; ET-MINDED? Well-built Caps with native atone Ilreplace, .30 It IWBaUMIATE'lt (IDIiaT . :'^;A.;t>a'c««ts'Ussai:f vy;' SHORECRIST. colonial tpllt. Bight room. All this-and for $17,600. • acreened porch lacing river, attached MeUco la Creditor! to rrotcal Two coau of dear virgin Cod with expansion attic, bate. two-ear garage, meed at a low tw.- rooma. Two full batha. batamenl. ' • Olalma Agaaui fEatato meat, garage in excellent M0. Elwood A. Armatrong Realtor, gtrtge. Aluminum atorme. Bictlltn ESTATE OF OEOROE S. SOONS, generally are used over' Hhe SHADYSIDE 1-7741 LIBERTY 2-0946 US Proepect Ave. Little Silver. 8H 1- condition. 118,300. gH 1-4771. DECEASED. - v - ' -— . Shrewsbury area. Wood-burn- sealer. The vanish is ririt v 4M0. •urauant to tha order or EDWARD lag fireplace in chaerful living CASH BUYERS WAITINO for hornet v. BROEOE. Surrogate of the County HOUSES FOR SALE with O. I. and FHA mortgagee that brushed on in the directioiuof , room. Larg* kitchen. Ceramic HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK. Immaculate condition. ol Monmouth, this day rude, ae tae Four twdroomt, bath and a naif. eta be attuned. Alto need older hornet application of the undersigned. Attde the grain. Then, without refiUljig, tile bath. Two fine bedroomi. tlat are reasonable, ragardleta LARGE NEW RANCHER Shower In baaiment. Low latei. E>- I. Soont. Sola Btecutru ol tho at- the -brush is stroked across^jhe ' LOW.LOW PRICED AT ONLY oallent location on buallne. Many ei ute ol the laid Otorge S. Boona, ,.i bathi under oath wttbla lit montht froea thli A light sanding, is recommciM|ed LAKEFRONT RANCH — acreena and atorrae, full baatment, Boi Sll. Red Bank. date. . rooms, t bathsbth , dend , very i Almost new. FOUR BED- ahede treea. S3- living room hot water heat by tu. IU.JJC. Very Dalad: January Sth. IMO. • • between' cuts. y •• • ;• ••'" ^-"JfJ^V llarge high; ceilinili g •:basementbt, C good financing. The Brook Agency, /ROOMS. lU baths. Attractive, \ : three' bedrooraV °fuil "oaaeSent,"'''" lank Building, Atlantic Highland!. AT i. . AUDAM. SOONS. A good paite wax often Is ased spacious living room. Separate V two-car garage. 127,000. oualeil porch, attached garage, NOMMOIJTH COUNTV - - 3t Rldga Road. tawa. Good value at —-•-w' MM. . Rumaoo, New Jaitty. over the varnish. IncldratiUjf, It . dining room. Full basement. . 8URRUUATE-I) COUBT RUMSON RANCHER LINCROFT ARIA—Outstanding colon, Ifeuri, Xlatkay * Klataky HILLSIDE COLONIAL—Choice .neigh- Natlca to Ctedlteea to Preeeat Red Bank, New Jaraey, " possible, to get a; good fasWi Owner transferred. $26,900. Half acre lot. Uving room with borhood. Two bay wlndowi, llrepltJe, lal on larm. Slight Ir roomi—, Clakaa Agaiatt eatalo Atlorneya, by applying the. paste wax di- fireplace, dining area,' kitchen, Jlntng room, three bedrooma, 1« 3W bathe. Very convenienconveni t locationlocatn. KST£TE OF WILUAM METZ, DE- Jan. 1l-»-3>-Fab. S tlT.M bathe, acreened eldeporcb, pattelei S23SS23S. VVa n VlltVlltt AgencyAency. Wll «-<48i SPECTACULAR RED BANK two bedrooms-and bath, pine rectly to the sealer, although it RIVERFRONT — 171' com- ruropue room in baeemeit. Half tore FOR THE COUPLE beginning or re. Purauant to tha order ot EDWARD RIIW RECMVF-D paneled den, screened porch, fin- jMovely ground. .AiUnf t2l.M0.or- tiring, live-room bungalow and bath, '. BROEQE, Surrogate of tha County coDMtir or MONMOUTM will not be as durable aot pletely bulkheaded, dock. Mag- I Monmouth. thla day made, on the NTAIE OF NEW JEBNEV : ished basement, one-car attached altuated In Long Branch. - Full cellar, varnish finish. nificent view. LUXURIOUS k application of tho underlined, Howai NOT1CB le hereby given that eealed garage. This house is in ex- roUR • BIDXOOU tolMlat. ilmott oil heat. Only 18,000. v. .Roberta. Sole Xteculor of the i- Ida willII be.received , the Board ot •very detail. Five bedroomi, new. l',4 tiled batha. 2V living room Marie Cox Agency tate ol lha aald William Matt, da- Ihoaan FrtehoMert ol the County pi cellent condition and in a fine lo- f°™J} JWIJS room. LalattWhen - Dr. . Oceanport ' VA baths. Two dressing rooms ceetej, notice la hereby given to the loomouth far ImnUhlng and Inalall- cation. Priced at a negotiable with diehwaahar and built-in oven, In. CA 3-1MI credltora of tald deceaeed to prelect Ing two (co(codd conveyorcoyoree In tha MonMon- off muter suites. Solarium- aide entrance to attached, "strsge. to the aald Sole Eiecutor their daltna W.000, '•"rncnt Cloea to bua Una. Site BUMSON—Fine Cape Cod borne, rire- moutth CountCt y jWellarWell e HouaeH , FrF e family room with fireplace and place, dining room, twn bedroame, under oath within Hi month! from, *> ttW BWi.to bo (pen at 126,000, . thla data. • . . , ail In tiiiiille the regular raeelltia ... Thermopane picture window. RED BANK tile bath. Sapanaloi ' Encloae NOT ANOTHER CENT - Ton won't llagttana breeieway. Full cellar; ta Dated: January ilth, 1N0. ol the aald Board to be held at th! $90,0«0. Offers Invited. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY loard Rooma. Hall ot Bacordi, Frea »avo to ipend tMnm alter you move _. Beautiful • wooded HOWARD W. ROBERTS, For Attorney Store with income house. Store area.' 1 I plot. S19.7M. Thomp- hold, New Jeraty. on Wadaeadar. Feb- I Front BL. 8H 1-O7O0, New Monmouth, N. J. ruary 17. IMO al.ltNip. m. approximately 22x32. House in- eon Agency. I Meaara Roberta, Pillabury 'Complete apecltlcatlona and plane In- NEWARK - United States At- WALKER & WALKER Dining room, * Carton. cluding copy ot tho etanaatd propoatl cludes two living rooms, dinini LIMCROFT—Compact three bedroom torney Chester A. Weidenburnsr -- kitchen oven and dlalv ranch, full cellar, modern kitchen, 17-lat Avenue, . forma and form of bid are on Ilia room,; two kitchen, two bed- wtaher. Lai Hot water heatl with the Clark of Uie Board, Hall ol REALTORS Inf. aaaeloua plot, blacktop drive. Eicel Atlantic Highlandt, N. J. today announced the appointmnt - rooms, one bath. Separate en- Baaement with laundry. Oarage. Waau- mt ratldentlal ana. owner tranaterred Record!, Freehold, New Jeraty, and to-wall carpeting. Recently lll,S«0, Thompton Agency. 8H l-OTOO. Attorneya. eoplei of the aame may be received of Joseph R. McMihon, 75 B#it Highway 35 Shrewsbury trance to upstairs. Two porches, ly redecorati by proepacuve bidden upoa applica- Feb. S.18-W-2I 'in.! Vista Ave, Rumson, as an_ai. full basement. $9,000 for the CHARHDia Cape Cod. Five rooma, MONMOUTH COUNT* ' tion to the laid Clerk. SHadyside 1-5212 . store and $12.00 tor the house. CROWDED AT I TOUR HOUSE? - tile bath, Ilreplace, hot water oil SliaWMlATK'S COUKT Bide mutt be made on atandard pro- sistant United States attonteft1 , - Thla Immteulatt! four-bedrmm ranch- Beat; Full cellar, acreened flagatone MtUce to Credlten ta rreteal poeal lormi In Ihe manner dealgnated Package deal negotiable. « ahould aoHro.your proMem. Two porch. Attached garage. Urge ehade Caalaaa Agaaul Eacato therein andaa required by the e~"epeel'- Mr. WeMenburner said MrJ^Me- OPEN 7 DAYS llcationa, mutt be aetled in cnvcL tiled bahroomt. Hugo entenelnln treea. ahruba, landacaplng. Quiet real- BSTATB OF. FERDINAND A. clopaa Mahon would be assigned td'ihe CAPE ON % ACRE room with window wall, ovarlooatD daatlal aectlaa'of Llttla silver. Cloee IBAUB. OBCBASED" " " * bearing the name and addreaa of: th. e to ahowlns. Ideal lor email family. bidder, designating the name ol the Living room, dining room, kitch- adjolnlna acreage. Modem klth Puriuant to the order of EDWARD Criminal Division staff of huiart- with built-in c,»en. Dry baaemeat. S1I.MOV Thompeon Agency, St B. Front C.' BROEOE, Surrogate of the County work on tha autati addn en, three bedrooms and bath, St., SM lMrtOB. . ':'. .• " ol Monmouth, thla day midt, on theBoard of Choaen Freeholder?and.muat fleeHern tt»hereCtVM .. \ '"•> HOUSES IN SALE HOUSES TO* SALE application ol the underaigned, O«ne- be accompanied' by a certified check Mr. McMahon ii a graduate* ol full basement, one-car garage. KM ' SHREWSBURY-Bpaeloua tour vieve Tyntr Straua. Virginia'S. Judac drawn, to the order .'of tha County High GI < mortgage, low taxes. bedroom tpllt lavel. With awlmmlng and Barbara S. Burne. SSieeutrlcee Treaturer of Monmouth County lor sot . '. Hall University. pool.Htlo, ftaoacaped ono acre, largi Ihe eaute ol tha aald . Ferdinand leu than IIII ner cent oll the amount i;200. rack room, living room, dining room Straua.. deceaeed. notice la. hereby-glv bidbid , bubtt not to nceed.Sill.0Og.DO.dSill0OgDO . He obtained his bachetoroot UWLEY AGENCY THE MEISTRICH HALL BROS. modern kitchen. Three bathe, acreencd 1 en to Uie credltoro of eald deceaaed The loweat bidder, If awarded the laws degree at Seton Hall (.Un- , REALTORS THE DOWSTRA porch, baaement. twocar attached ga to intent to the atld EiecutrEiecutrlcel a contractt , muit furnliflhh a bonbdd IIn AGENCY Realtors rate. Owner tranaferrcd. LI a-33uo.' their clalma 'under oath within the amount tot the contract. prlca aa iversity Law School in June. U57. IN State Hwy. M ' Red Bank FLORIDA-RED BANK TRADE. Fo roontha from thli date. provided by etelute for the feltofu Myata Practice Newman Springs Rd., comer AGENCY : 813 River Road Fair Haven mar Rod Bank raaldent returning thai jerfoemance ol all thr provlalona of the apeclflcatloni and contract relating . He has been associated in'-jhe SHadyside W2S2 Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury 91 East Front Street SH 1-76M area for. bualneae reaeone deilrea cell to the work, aald bom to be turn lain beautiful eceanvlew home Juno Deach, at the time of the a'-nlng ol Ihe private-practice of law with'Da- Red Bank. N. J. FlotMa, eaah for realdence there. Thla Rumton, N. J. THREE-BEDROOM "barn red VIRGINIA: S. JUPSON, contract, The blrl muat ..B','accompan- vid A. Rappeport, Bloomfleld.' SHadyside 1-5888 rtUMSOK RANCH' • S3I.O0O. Two-bedroom, two-bath and ied by a certificate from'a reapon- split level situated In extremely SHadyside 14700 denTlivlng room M'aW: 2S'i.2S- eoYCK 10< withlnlon Road. ' Imall with bit aaaeta Juat oil Runuoo 1 alble eurety Company authorized to do Mr. McMahon is an Army Vet- Road, on very larfi lot riva-room jatlo and awlmmlng pooi'll'iM : ful •caradale. New York. • desirable neighborhood near LITTLE SILVER BARBARA 8. BURNS. biifllneia In the State of New Jertey, tlouae. panel living room arith Tonkora y landacaped: two-car garagea: twi which certificate ahall be properly ei- eran and has served two years town on quiet dead-end street. atone lireplacc. Dlnlnj room, modem mhutea to beach, on Ocean Drive. 1! IS Marolte Lane. Bergenllelil. N. J. ecuted by an etecullva officer ol aald as an agent of the Counter-itfteN Wall oven, range and combina- kitchen, oil biaeboard h«at, and a low milts North of Weat Palm Beach company authorlaed for that- purpoee combine- EXCEPTI0N AL BUY! Two REDDEN AGENCY prlca ot SII.M0. heart ol Florida Uold Coaat growtr tion windows and storm doors. arhlch laid certificate ahall italo that llgence Corps of the Army^fn. blocks from school, excellent Realtors — Insurers area. Terma rieilble. For detalla and tho aurety company will provide tha Excellent grounds and plantings. OWNER TRANSFERRED ihotoa, write W. L. Shlnnlck. care ol Newark. N. J., eluding a period in Berlin, Oer- residential area. Beautiful stone >lilhtfulljr neat, twn-ilorr Rumaon Attoraeyi. bidder with the bond mentioned In the Move right in. We have key. I. R. Ktrr, Registered Broker, JIBC amount of tha contract price, If the many. , fireplace in living room, full din. ATTRACTIVE two-bedroom home, completely (urnlahed with al racht Club, Jupiter, Kla. Broker Coop Jan. lJ-JJ-a-Feb. g 123.31 contract la awarded to the nld bid- FHA approved. Bargain, $15,450. new appllahcea. Home In Immaculata Invited on atandard biala. . ing room, large heated sun home with expansion space. Full He Is a member of the Essex condition. Living room with nraplace, NOTICE porch. Two bedrooms. Immedi- cellar, garage, breeteway. Nice aua room, dining «wm, modern hitch- ALL BUYERS StW down • IU,«0O hill Tht laid bid together with tho ear-county and New Jersey Bar SHORE CREST - Four-bedroom en, lull baiement, hot wattr heatlna price. The houta that waleomea the NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that tilled check and carlincata from the split level. Two tile baths. Rec- ate occupancy. trees on property. Quiet location. ayatem oil llred. low (ana. Prlca «3," nd of your work day: On a 14 acre he lollowlng procoeed Ordinance wai aurety. company aa above provided, Associations and secretary of tha $19,750. aw. •, landecapVd lot la att Ilka new, thla Introduced upon lie ftrat reading at a ahall be delivered at the place and reation room,' besides basement three-bedroom tpllt level with full du- regular meeting of the Municipal tt the hour above mentioned. Seton Hall Law School AliUnai RUMSON s and garage attached. Wall oven NEW SPLIT LEVEL with three- Don't forget TRADE-INS. ng room, completely equipped aelence fcuncll ol the Borough of Keanaburg, Right la reaerved to reject any andAssociation. i-i and range. Hot water heat. Resi $18,500 Kitchen; 1U bathe: carport gartie. all '. 1., on January 19, 19*0, ard wai ill blda If deemed to tht Intent! ol bedrooms, l'/i baths, den. Near purnoca room, and Including aluminum — over for lie aecond and final ie County of Monmoulh to do eo. Mr. McMahon Ii marriea^to 1 dence in perfect condition andd ONE BLOCK FORRESTDALE combination atorm eaah and doora. reading ana public hearing upon By Order or Ihe Board ot Chotii schools, shopping, station or bus the former Jacqueline AddrMs. owner is very anxious to ente..tterr- SCHOOL. Bus to; Holy Cross GLAZEBROOK range, all draterlat, treetar, waahing he aame at a regular meeting ol the Freeholder! ol Uie County ol Mon- $23,900. machine and carpeting. Fine Location, Municipal Council Io ba held on Feb-mouth, daughter of the lit* Mr. «nd i tain reasonable offer. Askinfg School. Four bedrooms, large AGENCY ^ ramedlate poeeeatlcn. Velttana no ruary IS, IMO at 8:00 p. m., in ihc ", JOSEPH C. IRWIN, $18,500. Mortgage available ($15[»15,.- Uving room, kitchen, two full OLDER HOME - Completely own! The Berj Agency. Rt M, Mld-Council Cntmbera, Municipal Building, Director. Mrs. George H. Andrews ol Uae- , modern inside. Master bedroom Avenue of Two Riven, Rumson letown. OS JIOWX Church Street, Keanaburg, N. J. at Atteat: 000). Save legal fees and tak"'"e baths, attached garage. Call for which time and place all peraona In- Irving a Bennett, side Farm, West Allenhurst"? and bath on first floor. Atso RU 1-1700 NighU RU 1-1074 VETERANS mortgage over. appointment.' created in the aame will be heard. Clerk ol the Board, They have two daughters..j three bedrooms and bath on sec- No down payment, 111 too Ml Hall of Recorde, price. A great deal ol trouble In the MARIAM i. SPJELMAN, NEW custom built ranch, built GOOSENECK POINT ond floor. Modern kitchen with world today la eauaed by envy. A buy Freehold, New Jertty, with the finest of materials. VAN VLIET l>ke thla houaa It one of the reaaona eh. Sll • •21.06 $25,000 new washer-dryer and range. eo many people In other eountrlea envy linlon Falls >'t Three, bedrooms, two tile baths, BOATMAN'S DESIRE - RIV- Very attractively decorated Agency ul. See and buy Utla Immaculate three, lNTfT^AN%D,NA»RB The Ladies' Auxiliary bT Htv • fireplace, formal dining room. throughout. $24,950. bedroom home with living room. for. LATINO TO TRAFFIC AND KEOl> NOTIO IS HERBBr OIVEN thai ERFRONT. Urge ranch style. Line Rd. mal dlntng room, large modern kllchen. e following proooaed Ordlmnce wee All birch kitchen cabinets in ad- Holmdel LATINO THE USE OF PUBLIC ton Falls Fire Company j wUI I Four bedrooms, very large liv- m bathe, rnrloied front porch, lull STREETS IN THE BOItOUQII or Introduced upon Ha ftrat reading at a dition to wall oven and ran" NEW BRICK * FRAME ranch In baaement. garage, with combination KEANSBURO PREaCKIBINO REQU. regular meeting of the Municipal Coun- meet in the tire house Monday < ing room with fireplace, land- PINE COUNTRY ESTATE SECTIOH- Huge basement, open rear por estate area. Two acres of wood- atorm aaih and doore. range and many ULATIONS RELATIVE TO THE cil of' the Borough of Keanaburg, at 1 p. m. Hostesses win be ed grounds. Very private, "He-room and bath tome on over an other utraB. On an overalzed land- PARKING OF. VEHICLES VYOt- . J., on January II, ltao, and waa Will even decorate to suit. Three ed property. Living room, din- ire, high ground. Extra large llv acaped lot.Non-Velt. |3M down. The laid over for It" aeconrl and final Mrs. Edwird Carney, Mrs, Al- now, won't last. BUCI1 8TRBET8; PROVIDINO FOR minutes to Red Bank. Bargain mg room with beamed ceiling, Ing room, llreplacc. Full cellar, oil lera Agency, Rt. M, Jllddletown. OS PURCHASE, LEASINO, AC4U1R1NO reading and a publlo hearing upon at, garage, acreena, atorma. Cully the aame al a regular meeting of the len Crawford, Sr. and Mrs. loha family room with barbecue fire- INSTALLATION, OPERATION at $8,1M. SHREWSBURY ipanded. Rural yet cloaa to every. MAINTENANCE, gUCEIlVISION Municipal Council to be held en Fob-Cottinghsm. place. Modem kitchen with built- Ing. $16,000. /ITERANS-No dowmn payi'ment, 176 REGULATION AND CONTROL OF uary II, IMS al t::M p. m.. In the $13,000 • ' ' ' T FOUR ACRES for your future IPUT LEVEL — Flnert eonduion. per month. If tha emokaamoke, dirt, dundustt, Till: USB OF PARKINO I1BTEK8 -ounctl Chambera, Municipal Building, n refrigerator, dishwasher and traffic, nolae and 'other bad thlngt AND PROVIDINO FOR THE PAY-ihurch Street. Ktanabum, N. J. tl home overlooking farm estatestate ONE BLOCK TO SCHOOL AND two wall ovens. Master bed- Four bedrooma, two bathi, Umlly rhlch time and place all peraona In- Mrs. Arle Dyes, Murphy ±A- 1 room., living and dining roome, pretty In the city are getting you down. « MENT THBRBOFj DEFINING AND (pasture and) in triple "A1 BUS — Colonial interior. Three room with dressing room and can eell you tha cutert three-bedrooi PROVIDING) FOR THE ESTABUSH (retted In' the lame will he heard, returned from FitkiFit n " lichen. Good hack ynd with wooda rancher you havo ever seen, wit MENT OP PARKINO METER ZON MARIAM J, SPIELMAN. "whood. Near town and bedrooms, full dining room, «- btyond. lll.WM. lots of closet space. Also pri completely equipped telenee kitchen, ES UPON THE PUBLIC STREETS Acting Municipal Clerk. Neptune, Thursday. « Rolling terrain. Nothinilng tractive paneled kitchen. Oil vate bath. Three other bed LINCROFT AREA—Seven-room home. California dining area, baeement, at- N ORDINANCB MQUIR1HO ININ- icellent Condition, IU batha, lire- tic, with electric range, bllnda, and else Ilks- it available for "•the- heat, Urge plot. Two-car ga- rooms, two baths, two-car ga D?NGpirN SPECTIOPETI N BBFORB LtCBNBINO OF lace, double garage, cellar, Stocked combination atorm -aaah and doora. Con- HOTELS. BOARDINO HHOUSESO . Women's Auxiliary of the r?ew money Priced for Immediate sale. rage, mermopan^ sliding doors jke, awimralng. Well cared lor venient location, Immediate poaaeaalon. VIO T1ON rounda, almoat two acrea, treaa. 152,•110,000 full price. The Berg Agency ffiSSorF " WDOiNOJ,OU.«.OROTHBR Shrewsbury First Aid Squad opening to private patio. He.- Rt. 33. tflddletown. OS MOM. UE IT ORDAINED by the Mm Id oTTi meet at « Old Rd, Wi >al Council of the Borough of Keatie OF OUBSTS FOR NO OR OTHER tVODOlNLODO1NO at 1:30 p. ni, A white -™^_ ITTLB SILVER — Top area. Three- IIIIM REcrivrn buric In the County ot llonmouth: E. R. SNYDER & CO. ROLAND PIERSON SECTION 1. Thai Section a ol an In order la Ineure IM sale will bs conducted afterS lroom ranch. Fireplace. Dining cnuNTV or MnNMniim rdinance entitled. "AN ORDINANCE REDDEN AGENCY irn. Bpacloga'aJtehen. Baaemant rec- •JTATC or mm JMHEI ifety ol the public In regard to bo- Established 1171 TO AMEND AND SUPPLEMENT AN ill. bearding houMB, lodging houtea business meeting. AGENCY >tlonal area with barbecue. Porch NOTICE M hereby given that Haled IHDINANCE ENTItLCDr^'AN OHDp Ml Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. •llri privacy. Treaalerred oemea. 139,- r other placee Mrvlng to the at- ATTENTION HOMB BSUCIM - Wt blda will be. received by the Board of IINANCB ENTITLED: "AN OHM- immodatlaii at gueaia fir Heealng or era In a poeltlon to offer » euttom SH 1-56W Choaen Freeholders ol the County of IANCE .RKLATINO TO TRAFKIC Ihree-btdromii ranch Ml set haute, Mortgages — Insurance her lodging purpoeaa atalnit 'lire, Dr. and Mrs. Earnest A. lUMh Monmoutti lor Ihe conttructton of an ND KBOUL.AT1NO TUB USE OF :cldenlt anl uneanl(ary netlll baaement art Satan, butt VMS" LINCROFT - Charming, well- .awrence J. Schilling addition lo Ihe Briar, Hill Welfare 'UBLIC BTRBETB IN THBt BOHOUOII •pB.oflll3lVeaiBora.Aw.rSa. louae at Freehold. Monmouth Coun- r KEANSBURO PRBSCRIBINO down payment; or a two-bee.feotn ocated ranch on quiet street. M Spring Street Rod Batik ty, New Jeraey, Bald bldl to be re- UnpMn»MTIVIITDTIJB WHHEAt, tht Mayor tnd Council PON SUCH I ina Borough el Kaamburg art of ranch lor S11,MO, eiperlerieed; le* Four bedrooms, fireplace, oil not CONSTANCE SMITH SHtdyalda TalJI ceived at the meeting to be held In Park; returned r " ^^ notch builder, attractive buliaine lota the Board Rooma, In the Hall of rniBETS; PROVIDINO FOR PUIt- hi opinioon thai no hotel, boarding water heat, full dining room, den, IUALITV TWO-YEAR OLD Cultom MASE, LEASINO, ACQUIIUNO, IN, Ktjing IMUM or any other week's cruise to available In lllddletown and Atlantic 4 Maple Ave. Fair Haven ranch. Hugh 21' living room with Itecordi, Freehold, New Jeraey. nn vfitg to Highland!. ' Wedneeday, February 17, IMO at !ioo STAU.ATION. OPERATION, MAIN. ~ Ihe accommodation plus many extras. Reduced to litd etone fireplace, 'Farlarg, e colonial 'ENANCE, BUPBltVlelON, REUULA. gueate for aleeplgg or other lodi- SH 1-230$ m. / OVERLOOKINB SANDlf HOOK - $31,900. atyla dining room, deluia country ttyle ION AND CONTROL OF THE USB ig purpoeii ihould be granted a -$• Four-berlroom colonial, dining rosin, tltchen, three twin alzed bedrooma, Separate blda will be received for t PARKINO METERS AND PRO-snaa to conduct euch huelneae unleae two batha, two-ear tirr.ie, Ottered at RED BANK DUPLEX - Six :wo ceramic Ilia liaifia, aeparata laun* 3enerat Conatrudlon, Electrical Work, ich place eompllta with all of the or- HARD TO BELIEVE - Neat, 'IDINO KOfl TUB PAVMENT tho low price ol ItS.aoo, rooms, tile bath each side, two ry room, nVIIghtlul aummcr parch, ind Plumbing * Heating. IIKItKUK; UEFININO AND I'llOVIU Inancea el lha Borough ot Kaoni- MIDDLBTOWN COLONIAL - Three clean, semi-bungalow. Oil heal, Full cellar, two-car garage attached. Complete apeclflcatloni ami form ol NO FOR THE BSTAIILISHMENT OF car garage, Ideal location. Close Over acre of around. Truly a package ild lor tha aame are on Ilia at Ihe •edrooma, dining room, recreation sun porch, full Msement. Walk, •ARKINO METER ZONKS tlf ON TIIK HE IT ORDAINBD. that the Mayor roam, w«ll iandicaperl, muil nil Hit. to Broad street. $21,500. bnrgaln at Kt.MO. • Elwood A. Arm- ifllce of Frank A, Amotlln. Uccnueil 'IJMI.IC BTIIKKTH AND FOR AN EN. id Council el thi Berough of Keana I, I Available tor onlr lil.soo. ing distance to shopping center. atrong Realtor, &M Proapect Ave., Lit- architect of the State of .New Jeraey, •liver. Hi t-4900. Broad Street, Red Rank, New Jer OIICKMKNT TIIEKtiOF AND PUQ WATERFRONT PROPERTY — Ovtr' Aiking $10,(00. FAIR HAVEN BUNGALOW - tBCTIJON I: Me'lletnae than be It- toowfiI fimnkuqr River, rlp.rl.n eey, and plena and apeclflcatlona can ted le any pereon Or paraoni, eor Close to bus and shoppinp g cen. IMMACULATE rOUrVBIDROOM, two- be obtained' upon paying j depoilt of rlihltT ftv* teiti of und, lour bed. NEAR RED BANK - Eeoaoml; loratlon or eoraoratloni To carry oa. ter, Living room,, didininningg area,, hath ranch only three yean old, IS t 29.00 lor tha aame which will be re onduct, or enfige in ihe bueuiaeg el roomi, riming room, laundry. Balm funded when the plane and epeclflca •old In |4l,«W M HiU> •" •'""' cal four-bedroom bouse, IU wo bbedroomsd , batbathh, fflfulll cellacellarr, M living room, ttparatt fining, Umor- (a) The Borough Uantgtr of the peratlng a iotal, boirdina heuee, full c , rmva kitchen today. Full cellar, over- lorn are relumed. Bull muat ba made iilglrg houae or any other plaee —n- baths, full basement, storms and two-car, garage, AkAskini g i Died Iwn-ctr garagei ettaehM. Ahaen. 1 atandanl prnpnaal forma In the Borough at Kaanaburg It hereby i price euthorkerl lo provide a hue ptrk- ig to the aeecmmoattlon of —' SNYDER REALTORS screens. Asking $ll,N0. / 111,500 Good terms. IH owner eaklng Sil.MO. Urge 4'.4 anner oealgnateil Ihanln and required Ing area In any Municipal Parking ir eleeplng or ether lodging purpeeea or cent mortgage can be aaaumed. I the apeclllcallont muit he en. Lot anil lo provide lor the collie nliat, and until, iueh tareon orjtr. Five Corners, Middletown FARMS, ACREAGE. Iwood. A. Armetroag Realtor, III Idled Hi aealed envelopea bearing.the tlon of feel for the uee or title nns, corporation or corporatlona have roared Av»., Lltlla Silver III MMO. lame tnrl adctrtai or (he Mdder, let- area. Thli area la hereby dealg- haervid and compltad with all oidl- COMMERCIAL. AND CONSTANCE SMITH Ing forth whether the bid Ii lor Gen. mcaa ol the llorough of Keanaburg OSl-lMOorATUiM luted ea lha "BUB Parking Area," 1 4 Map!* Ave. . Fair Haven CENTURY OLD COLONIAL on two. era" conatruetlon, Electrical Work or for«r prtttnllr ar In tho fulUfe acre plot, Lovely treea, Eight ana- Plumbing * Henllng, designating the (I)) All paiaengir traniportatlon "BrTION II It ahall be Ihe dutv ef INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE. oua rooma, lour bedroomi, Hath, It t name nl the work on the outelde, art* motorbuaea, commercial Irueka, or SH 1-2301011 vehicle! tranaportlng paaaeniera lor e. Borough Clerk beforbtrte ththe luulu . JUMSON — Quiet nelihborhood - ' haamerl celling living loom, IT Irenaed In the llo«,M nl Rhoaen Kree. nee of any tlcenae lo a.hotel, board. Thla two-bedroom Cane Con, firrplaet 300 Half Mile Rd. Reid Bank meil celling dining room, Hugh mldera ol the County of Monmouth hire or vtllerwiitu are prohlblleil triim parking within tha aforeaald ig houae, lodging home or any other In IIvim room, tupanalon attic, I ALUE BUY OF TUB WEEK I Prloa firm type kitchen, den baaement, tict nd muat he accompanied ny a certl* Inne aervlni to tht tctommodallon of mor« room needeii, Inninr, lull water heat loll), trim-car garaie. led check ilrnwn lo the order of the area ^ dealgnated "Bua Parking SHadyside 1-7575-6 reduced on Ilila enacloua all room utt for ilaeplng or other lodging baanmtnt, attached garage, reduced 10 Colonial, Three twin Blue hedrooma, Horae titrn with three atalln, three 'minly Treaaurer for not leaa than IVHIB ivr eievpina paelitoclcrt, Florida bounrl owner vanta Id The lee lor parking inch ' lire »ool from any ball), nptraie dining room, full liaae. en per cent (10%) of the amount bid, irpoaai to raejulwhn o hit the duty ol FAIrVHAVEN - Modern rineh, Mil UTTLB IILVSR--1!* aera imihtdM mini, open porch, two-car concrete 17,000. See It today, Tomorrow may bi ind muit ba accompanied by a car- tranaptHtellon motorhutoa, commer. Hough Olllcltl wa M late, Blwood A, Armatrong Realtor, del Irucka, or vehlclee trananort* . .jdlntnct ol the Bor- area, u acre plot, three berltopmi, plot, belwnn two rlvara, aictllanl ilock garaae. Asking IIWJOO hut open Ideate from a reanonelble bondlnc foroTng.ananabury ordlgt that Ihe applicant three batha, traea, tie»utlfu ly lind. boallns ataa. Only Iwo blooka Io iradl in Proapect Ave,, Little Silver. IH I- lompany that they will provide a bond Ing paaemera lor hire or other- o oiler, Klwood A. Armatrong Iteal. »lae on Me Borough owned liurk- _ lie haa compiled with all acaped, twocar MMM. Truly a nne •chool, Imma«ulal« nlnt-room unchai. or, MS Froapect Ave., Mtlla silver f the bidder la aucceaalul, and be He. (llnancei ol the Borough of Ketni- home lor Ihi hiiiy •ncutlv.. Asking 'our ovaraw oadrooma, JU tatbi, Ivered at lha place and tha hour Ing lot deilgntttil aa "llui Park- HMM0, . ,bove named, Ing Area," ihill tie 12100 par day artt llvini room with aoHnlat Ufa. WHY MOT IFRE-A-D O-UT la thla SECTION Ii Any applicant for e !!• limcn'orr - o«»fenced-iit « acre ilaoa, aapartn ItmlU Olnlni room, iLD aHRKWUBURY-Tlirie twin ilied jour-bedroom, Iwo-bath ranch, U • night le reaerved to reject any or or any part; aaceptlng, however, a auntir Hleaf* »liS%laawafn«r and 1 contract may lie enloreil Into be. 'nee M a Hotel, boarding hnuae, •lot, this modirn with, with plaeter bedrooma. dallghtlul K0 H»l«f room, it' living room, eepartle dining, ci- II blda If deemed to the Intereal of Heen ihe llorough and en Individ, ilglng houae or any oilier plane aerv. walla throughout, three bedroome, two liiaruo oroailMI room, daa oi lanl- hearr dlnlns room, ilaluie all na uie kltcaan, SO ft, retreatlon room, ie County of Monmouth to do ao, C, HHOEUE, surrogate of Ihe Sim y mm, II I M MraanM porch,,aun utl firm, narlncraliln, aaaoclallon ~ to Ihe iccommavlttlon ol gueita tatha, fireplace am) «or«en»il-ln porch, lichen, till I'ath, araeloua family dm, Maentent *M attached garage. Two ny Order of tha Hoard of Cltnnn or corporation, lor Hie payment ol aleenlng or other lodging purpoiei ol Mohmoiilh, thla .lay ma.™ orTB n«a«llon room lit lull baiemitit, oloa* irleK patio ovirlooklni irttn lawm Saiaia aitachad, pnllo porch, Saorlllce locka to ecliuol, Just rriluced to 110. 'rerhnldera ol Ihe County of Mom Miplcalloii ol lha urulanlintd, BJU nd ahailaii play ar»a, ailaohid Lear leea tin the Inn parking area (or all allow any Horough Olfloltl who lo II. l,«»'< Church and ihopplni cell' nt 111.Mo. Klwoml A. Armilrom Heal, 10. Klwood A Armatrong Realtor, mouth. an vitondad period til tiinn, a tha duly nl enforcing any ord|. Jfl". ». aafreii, Hoi,, Miw'trM. oiJtl l«r and O«iil«n W«le J«JS"»P •»' atair. Ollrrail il tiT.too. 'Blwoad A, or, MS Proepect Ave, l.itlle Silver, viPioijioct A«e,, LllMa Sllvai. Sll JOflKPII C, irtWIH, tnca nf the llorcmeli to enter upon emit ol Uie a>ij A onto «, UarfW (r«nci-., Under prlctil >t 1:3,000, Tmaironi RaallOT, W rmpacl Avt,, III 1.4*00. Director. Nootlan 3, That all other nruvl. tlmttaeil nullna la lierehy given [,llll« mivar. Sll UtM, ie eii|illcHiita itreinliea to oonduot an nuMB6N - niiiiiiini i •«••« , Ji"ii» ltni SHAT)KD nlnt.room Colonial .licit! Irving I, _Rannr.lt, , •lona In till orilllinnci to which Ihr pncllou to* naoortalh wliellier all or- •tKanpcarlna, IBW lull, man n* «l 17,' UTTUd SILVEII llll.UIDHCOLONIAL ranch nn acre iilot. Only two tiloclte amount aliill reinnln In lull forcp inneea of the Horoiijth nf Keanahurg WAITING TOR HAIIOATN? Hera It III Merit el lha iloaro. ind effect and mat ilila tirillnancn i 1M0 io HMKin lor I't acn plou In »*• tiny window livini room with lira. > icliool. Tour twin alrnt lieilrooma. 'Ml, ,1-11 I2I.4I) • ve lirm oiiiiitilliil vviih, rlualvff areaa, A iireily unlit Colonial ranch In lace, cMnlalnlni illnlnt rmin, nice '( linilia atnnrale dining room, d«- IIBII tnkei olfect nn la (InnI im|. HKCTIOM 41 Thin orrllrnnce ahall lake Anivw rfr lovely communliy. rireplaca living l kllclirn HUM plenly ul iMlilurl ix« gaa kllclien, Jt It, living room. 'U >ntin and publication al |inivdierl oct linineillutely uiinn III ttaiaaga Onttili room, Urge kllclitn with brukfaat ipKce. ,|>nwil«r room, rntnr paneleil , ramllv room, (lira licit nr Illlli bail- Action I That! what Tin Reilater lit law, i| publication arenrding lo aw. Paul A. McFarland irra. II' a 31' rtcrtatlon room wim 'eoreatlun room, three iinlruoini, ilia riwin pprlrm lor WKh.fml gu«ni or JAMES J. OIIAVANy, tat, thru h.ilroomi and batli, beta- l lull Uitinenl, attached inrape, JAMKM J, CIltAVANV, n.iawi. Uaittnenl, faitie, North Capo- iiatllltd ada Havel ntan latllnf lor llljur. > Mayor, llml 1 Rial til an Iniuraiic* •aicka up on large farm, Atklng Iraanin poron. liiiuntui trai ahaueil Heal11 KlwoodA, Armatroig titaltor, lair iivirtlitu tor over thrit'tutr- nat: 71 R!d|« Road Rumson, N. J. lot, Aihlni 111 MO. Klwanit A. Arm. Miriam 1 diilflmnn Mariam 1. Snlelmin, ititcl Avt, Lllttt Silver, Sll (rune hnllnr, DM Prctpict Ave,, U(. Acting Municipal Clerk, Attorney, H RUmion 1-2019 • l^var, Ml um in ol a «tntuiy,-Aiktriliimini, Acting Mimiclrm Citric, •I), S |ll,io b, a IIMIJan lirtb, MWI • $ ,nt,l " !<• ^Salvation Army '.'/ \Series of Revival Services FAIR HAVEH - A total «f RED BANK - The Salvation ,JJO books were Issued in the Army will open a series of revi- pubUc library, but year, it was vsl service! Sunday at 7:45 p. m. Third Honor made known In a report issued at the Citadel on Riverside Ave. today. Services will be held nightly There were also 7.411 through Feb. 14, with the excep- For Halsey owned by the county issued for tion of Saturday, Feb. 13. RUMSON — At the recent total of 22,741. Listed aa volumes on hand were Guest speakers and special meeting of Navesink Chapter, 5,750 books of the local library musical offerings will emphasize Toastmasters International, mem- and M0 county books. the new world-wide annual spirit- bers voted an award for the best There were 309 new readers ual crusade theme, "For Christ: speech of the evening to Charles registered. This included IK chil- To Witness and To Win!" Halsey, Rumson. This is the third time the award dren. Speakers will be as follows: James A. Robottom is chair- Brig. Giles C. Barrett of New- has been won by Mr. Halsey in as many speeches. man of the library board. ark, Sunday; Dr. John McCall Other members arc Mrs. Ed Subject matter of the speech and the students of Riverview ward Daubenschmldt, Mrs. C. was assigned with 10 minutest Academy, Shark River Hills, Donald English, Mrs. Harold Monday; Lt. Don MacMurdo, prior warning, it was "Seaweed." Haas, Col. Cheater R. Haig. Salvation Army Corps Officer of Mr. Halsey treated the matter : (USA-Ret.), and Mrs. A. B East Northport, L. I., Tuesday; in a humorous, mock-serious Sickles. Lt. Howard Fritz, Morristown, vein, pointing out the nutritive Miss Jane Covaat is the librari- Wednesday; Maj. Eldred Church- value of the weed. . an, assisted by Mrs. William B. of the Salvation Army Ter- The other speaker of the even- Dodge. ritorial headquarters in New ing was Hugh Morison, Middle- Vork City, Thursday and Friday, town, who spoke on "Missiles, Maj. Florence King, Bible, teach- Space[ace, and the Budget" Name Horowitz er at the Salvation Army School George Harrington, Red Bank, for Officers' Training in the was a guest' . .'•.'.- . of Year' Brtonx. Two new members were-m- LONG BRANCH - Isldor Hor- All-day services are planned for ducted into the chapter. These owitx, HI Ocean Ave., win re- Sunday, Feb. 14. Col. and Mrs.iare George Gilkeson, New ceive the "Man of the Year Col. Albert Pepper will be in Shrewsbury, and Frank Jose, of Award" from Joseph Finkel targe, Co). Pepper Is field sec- Fair Haven. Lodge, Bnai Brith, Saturday, DUCK—6aorgo, pet duck j>f the A| -etary for the Salvation Army's Navesink Toastmastera Feb.*..-''-'. '- •• .••- • ' ••• .'family of Phoenix,, Arii., has, an odd mental Eastern Territory, which com- every other Monday night in Riv Mr. Horowitz, a resident here since INI, will be honored at 'He's afraid of water.1 George was toisad in a irises 11 Eastern states. er House Inn. Local corps officers and mem a dinner in Joseph's Restaurant. irk lagoon,recently for a twimi He sank for a ten will mark this observance The Puritan Parliament banned He is president and chairman .....then clumsily clawed hit way back, to there. n their own homes, with five- Christmas carols being sung in of the board of Progessive Lif Insurance Co,, Red Bank. 9*orger»fuMt-to go back near the >water and ninute prayer services mornings England in 1(47. ind evenings. Capt. (feoffrey Clay Eugene Moss, vice president I rather romps on solid dry land with ,the two Thorn trf the local corps has arranged It you gktte aomeone, you flat of the lodge, will make the pre- ihlMren, Staey, 10, left, and Leslie, •• '.he programs and services. ter him. .';•,'•• ; sentation. (AP Wiraphoto) Receive ne ficates ites TRENTON— The current issue "The, Siren," publication of the >m £BA New Jersey Division of Civil De- 1 -Fifteen students fense aod Disaster Control, in- COMPANY Jen Brothers Academy eludes a story and picture* on aived "first honor eer- lay Berger, Little Silver CD-DC AtaUIV »AIK HO lirector. for the first semester, The story notes that Mr. Berger i nut have an average "will soon mark his 10th year cent in every subject in office, a tribute to the efficient ' certificate. organization he hat helped mold." la students, who had It continues: . of 80 per cent or "Under hist guidance Little Sil received "second honor er Civil Defense has evolved on i defunct group to one Ararat* which it a pattern for the shore ; Gallagher, a former area." • ' ••;"'. • ' The article also lists some of at Holy Cross School, Mr. Berger'a accomplishments as , had the highest aver- CD-DC director and tells that he Ml par cent has given assistance to neighbor- tHeuser was second with ing municipalities in organizing 'per* cant aad Edward Chris- their programs. wr wo third with 97 par MANHATTAN PAJAMAS ,I«aar first honor winners were, Tbjodore Brwner, Robert Lamb, 400 Register Sabtrt Kemp, William McGoo- IcJe. George Sheehin, Gerald At Adult School The Smartest Way to •kit*. Thomas Kirwaa, Frank RED BANK - The Adult R Charles McMamii, Don- School opened this week with G SchJenker, * more than 400 students regis- Make Her Say "I Love You"... tered, according to Wlttard F. ad HMwa want to, Tliom- Browning, acheol director. ti Iewbtao, Pater Boekmaa, Additional registrations will be lick Kooaa, Uwreoca Petrula. OecJe Geimaao, Brian Curtis, nign IS* Hasaoo. Jobs DurUn, Rob- Some classes had to be can- 5-PQ all Oaypool, Andrew AngUra, celed because of insufficient en- a McGawao, Martin Cratty, rollment.These include classes i Cro*Mch,IMtchael Daelger. In ceramics, blue print reading, He'll get yew massage.on Valentine's Day with Manhattan Pajamas—they're discover your aptitudes, uphol- i Oakley. Warren Colville! stery. Spanish and woodworking. inscribed "Tho King of My Heart." Coat style with elsitie weitiband pants, ZiUacar. John Kohmt, Classes which have been filled tBoj*. Edward McCrossin. are auto raechasics, charm course gold and red crown-and-heart design on white cotton broadcloth. 1 Cooper. Edward Noumair and beginners' sewing. Bolgar, Douglu McEl Registrations are still being ac- Arthar Da Fasio, WU- cepted for classes in bookkeeping, sfthnasy. Tananca Brad bridge, drafting, effective speak' William Ttalen, Joseph ing, basic English,, English and CttUenship, first aid, French for beginners, functional mathmatici, furniture refinishing, high school 'AWARDS equivalency, interior decorating, I - William L. Hoc-landscaping and gardening, na I West Main St., Freehold, ture and wildlife, office ma- ID. Rice. Belmsr. chines, painting as a hobby, psy j,H sttte highway depart chology for everyday, living, It employees who received, ser reading comprehension and IjtoWtvity awards yesterdaj apeed. safety at sea, securities iDwightR. G. Palmer, high- and investing, intermediate sew. commissioner. Mr. Rogers ing, shorthand refresher, sketch' reara .astvica and ing social dancing, basic and in'

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Girls' Slack Sets 498

Wash and Wear! WrinlcU Rasiitant! Two Smart Versions Surt to Rat* "Ohs" and Ahs" Imported Swedish Jewel Box with tht Young arid Active Coke Crowd!

(leftI lexer Slack tat with two swing pockets and iida ventt; of combed by VIIIUIIK. 5.00 cotton woven plaid. Knit crop top blauie; V-neck with plaid trim collar and Seattle applique. Givo your Valentine this handiom* Jewel lax for hit cuff llnkt and aacattar* Irlohtl Slack Set with tip tide—iida yantt, bnar back, swing packet! las. fiolden Napoleonic coin In,replies It amblaionod an the caver af the and rovartibte belt. The plaid Villager Shirt with therf, auffatJ ileevei, natch cellar. jewel bex. Interior llnad in plush rVanch velvet. Hack coveting with rad, Sites 7 to 14 or brown with beige.

STEMBACU'S GIRLS' SHOP, Second Floor and Aibury Park STEINBACII'S MEN'S SHOP, Street Floor and Asbury Park

! WOP - County Carper,rer William Taylor ^ i iff a board while hit helper, Norman. Clausen, idlat powor taw. The new carpenter'i shop, aitab- Now Open 2 Nights a Week for Your Shopping Convenience id.In onp of the many buildlngi tho county obtained it It purchased the former Ktreghauilan tract, on nalapan Avo., It but one of the several new depart- 1 Installed there. Previously carpentry work was Shop Tonight and Wednesday Night 'til 9 an tho ilta or had to be done at the mill. Mr. l and hit itaff, under the direction of Freeholder larl Wtallay, director of public property, construct miiah «f the furnlthlnf i for county officet. in Both Red Bank and Asbury Park Stores